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Golf · Women's Golf · published 2026-10-06T00:00:00+00:00 · via Virginia Cavaliers Official Athletic Site

LaHa Claims Second Straight Title; Virginia Second at Windy City Collegiate Classic

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Jaclyn LaHa won the Windy City Collegiate Classic for her second consecutive individual title. Virginia tied for second as a team at Lake Shore Country Club. The tournament concluded on Tuesday, Oct. 6.

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Jaclyn LaHa took the individual title at the Windy City Collegiate Classic, giving her a second straight win. Virginia’s women’s golf team shared second place at Lake Shore Country Club. The event wrapped up Tuesday, Oct. 6. The outcome highlights both individual and team results within a women’s collegiate golf tournament.

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LaHa’s back-to-back win and Virginia’s shared second-place team finish may draw more attention to women’s collegiate golf. Success by individual golfers and programs could inspire current and prospective student-athletes, supporters, and fans. It may also strengthen visibility for the teams involved, though broader effects on participation or media coverage would depend on many factors.

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