2026 Players - Women's Division

Ella Cheek
From
Sachse, TX, United States
Attending
Dallas Baptist University
Degree
Accounting
Year of Graduation
2027
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School Profile

2025-2026 (JUNIOR)

...Named a WGCA First Team All-American and the Lone Star Conference Player of the Year, helping DBU win back-to-back NCAA Division II National Championships
...Also part of the WGCA All-West Region Team and the All-LSC First Team
...Garnered WGCA All-American Scholar honors
...Finished the year as the No. 2 golfer in the nation and the No. 1 player in the West Region
...Competed in all 13 events
...Posted four wins and finished in the top 10 in all 12 stroke play events
...Won the Midwestern State Invitational with a score of eight-under par
...Shot 14-under for first place at the Rattler Invitational
...Was victorious at the Lynn Invite at Boca Woods at three-over for the event
...Finished first at the NCAA Division II West Regional at three-over for her sixth career individual title.

2024-2025 (SOPHOMORE)

...Earned WGCA Second Team All-American honors after helping guide DBU to an NCAA Division II National Championship
...Also named to the WGCA All-West Region Team and was a First Team All-LSC selection
...Finished the year ranked No. 16 in the nation and No. 5 regionally
...Competed in all 12 events, posting one win and seven finishes in the top 10
...Placed second with a score of 2-under par and helped lead DBU to a second place team finish at the Green Wave Classic
...Shot an 11-under par to capture her second career individual title at the DBU Classic and led the Patriots to a first place finish on the team leaderboard
...Carded an 8-under par to finish fourth in stroke play at the NCAA DII National Championships at the Boulder City Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada.

2023-2024 (FRESHMAN)

...Named a Second Team All-American and All-West Region Selection by the WGCA in her debut season
...Was selected as the LSC Freshman of the Year and was a Second Team selection
...Ranked No. 29 by the NCAA at the end of the season
...Competed in all 12 events, finishing within the top 10 in six of them
...Earned her best finish and first collegiate title at the Lynn Invite where she posted a 66 in round two
...Represented DBU in the postseason, finishing 13th in the stroke play portion of the LSC Championship and winning both of her medal matches
...Placed third at the NCAA West Regional
...Helped the Patriots to Medal Matchplay of the NCAA Championship where she won her quarterfinal match against Henderson State.