DALLAS – FIU’s Amandine Seguin and Delaware’s Arsit Areephun have been named this week’s Conference USA’s Golfers of the Week.
 
Energy Transfer CUSA Women’s Golfer of the Week – Amandine Seguin, FIU – So. – Menton, France
Seguin took 16th place at Florida Atlantic’s Paradise Invitational against a field that included No. 24 Tennessee, No. 25 Oklahoma and No. 30 Kentucky. Seguin shot even for the three-day tournament, ending with scores of 75-70-71 (216), with her last two rounds shooting below par. Overall, the France native ended the tournament with 13 birdies, which tied for second amongst all golfers and one eagle.
 
CUSA Men's Golfer of the Week — Arsit Areephun, Delaware — Jr. — Chiang Rai, Thailand
Areephun tied his season-low for a 54-hole score with a 7-under par 209 at the spring-opening Palmas del Mar Collegiate, hosted by UNCG in Puerto Rico. After a tournament-opening 75 had him in a tie for 38th place, the junior carded a 10-under par over the final two rounds to climb into a tie for third overall. He birdied 12 of his final 36 holes and finished with 14 total birdies over 54 holes. Areephun’s score of 134 over the final two rounds is tied for the fifth-best 36-hole score in program history.
 
2025-26 Energy Transfer CUSA Women’s Golfer of the Week
S3         Sydney Hackett, WKU
S10       Chloe Bolte, Missouri State
S17       Sydney Hackett, WKU
S24       Mary Grace Dunigan, Delaware
O1        Coyee Zhang, Missouri State
O8        Sydney Hackett, WKU
O15      Jackie Jang, Kennesaw State
O22      Rhianna Gooneratne, Delaware
O29      Emma Bunch, NM State
F4         Isabella Johnson, MTSU 
F11       Amandine Seguin, FIU
 
2025-26 CUSA Men’s Golfer of the Week
S3         Dylan Teeter, UTEP
S10       Dylan Teeter, UTEP
S17       Arsit Areephun, Delaware
              Shaun Cook, Kennesaw State
S24       Alex Malanga, Sam Houston
O1         Cater Maneth, MTSU
O8         Ethan Smith, WKU
O15       Shaun Cook, Kennesaw State
              Stanley Campbell, Jax State
O22       Michael Lugiano, Liberty
O29      Ryley Heath, Jax State
F4         Ethan Klose, NM State
F11       Arsit Areephun, Delaware
 
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