Chloe Schiavone 2022-23 Women's Golf Roster

AS A JUNIOR

• Missed the first five events of the 2022-23 season, returning to the lineup at the Columbia Classic and shooting an even-par 144 (72-72) to finish in a tie for sixth place.
• Led the Irish effort at the Clover Cup, finishing 24th (74-72-75).
• Shot one of her two 71s (low-round for the year) in the third at the Chattanooga Classic, finishing t-16th.
• Bounced back from a first-round 79 to shoot 71-72 in the second and third round at the 2023 ACC Championship, eventually finishing t-30th.

AS A SOPHOMORE

• Anchored the Irish lineup throughout the 2021-22 season and earned a spot as an individual competitor in the NCAA Regionals. Finished the season with a team-low 73.8 stroke average.
• Tied for 10th place at the Badger Invitational (73-73-74).
• Her top performance of the year came at the Olde Stone Intercollegiate, posted a 70 in all three rounds for a 210 score and a tie for fourth place.
• Posted her season-low score over 18 holes in the first round at the Clemson Invitational with a 69, she eventually finished t-10th in the event.
• Led the Irish at the ACC Championship with a 76-74-74, which earned her a tie for 24th in the field.
• Finished strong at the NCAA Regional, with identical 74s in the second and third round, eventually finishing 19th overall.

AS A FRESHMAN

• Played in one tournament during the shortened 2020-21 season before sustaining an injury. 
• Made her collegiate debut at the Heroes Ladies Intercollegiate (Feb. 7-9) and led the Irish by tying for 28th (78-71-73-222).

BEFORE NOTRE DAME

• The only player to win three FGSA state titles in one season, Schiavone was the 2016 West Virginia Women’s State Amateur champion.
• Named the 2018 Florida Girls Player of the Year. 
• A semifinalist at the 2018 Women’s Southern Amateur Championship, she was the 2018 Florida Girls Junior Champion and 2018 Florida Girls Match Play Champion.
• As the 2018 First Coast Girls Golfer of the Year, Schiavone finished third at the 2019 Billy Horschel AJGA (71-71-69). 
• An accomplished four-ball player, she was a quarterfinalist at the 2018 U.S. Women’s Four Ball Championship. 
• Won 2018 and 2019 Florida Women’s Four Ball Championships with Arie Yu in record-setting performances on both occasions. 

PREP AND PERSONAL

• Daughter of Frank and Lori Schiavone.
• Lori was a swimmer at Arizona State University.
• Was a member of the National Honor Society Member and the Senior Women’s President at Bolles.
• Played varsity tennis for Bolles junior and senior year, helping her team to a state championship runner-up showing her junior year.