DALLAS – Delaware’s Kate Roberts and UTEP’s Dylan Teeter have been named Conference USA’s Golfers of the Week the league announced Wednesday afternoon.
 
Energy Transfer CUSA Women’s Golfer of the Week – Kate Roberts, Delaware – So. –  Phoenixville, Pa.
Roberts was Delaware’s top finisher for the second-straight tournament, tying for 25th at the Terps Invitational, hosted by Maryland. The sophomore drained six birdies over her three rounds. She led Delaware to a seventh-place finish in the challenging 16-team field to close out the regular season. 
 
CUSA Men's Golfer of the Week – Dylan Teeter, UTEP – Sr. – Bixby, Okla.
Teeter (71-67-70) was the top Miner for the seventh time this season, tying for sixth after firing 8-under par 208 at Wyoming's Cowboy Classic. It was the senior’s best finish since September. Teeter tied for the team lead and tied for eighth in the field with 14 birdies. In the third round, he moved up two spots after shooting 2-under par 70 and his 67 in the second round tied for his season-low. The Miners tied for seventh with #45 South Florida in a field of 25.  
 
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
F18       Amelia Fridlund, UTEP
F25       Emma Bunch, NM State
M4        Sydney Hackett, WKU
M11      Emma Bunch, NM State
M18      Kiser Pannier, Missouri State
M25      Kate Roberts, Delaware
A1         Chloe Bolte, Missouri State
               Blanca Yrizar, UTEP
A8         Kate Roberts, Delaware
 
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
F18       Morton Bailey, LA Tech
F25        Andrew Gregory, Liberty
M4        Ryley Heath, Jax State
M11      Carter Maneth, MTSU
M18      Stanley Campbell, Jax State
M25      Will Drake, Jax State
A1         Aryan Vuradi, Delaware
A8         Dylan Teeter, UTEP
 
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