Women's Golf Signs Two State Champions on National Signing DayWomen's Golf Signs Two State Champions on National Signing Day
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Women's Golf Signs Two State Champions on National Signing Day

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou women's golf signed former high school state champions Adeline Swan and Ashnoor Kaur on National Signing Day, head coach Caroline Westrup Gaeta announced on Wednesday.

Swan, a native of Raymore, Missouri, joins the Tigers after a standout four-year career at Raymore-Peculiar High School. She made history in 2026, becoming the first individual state champion in Ray-Pec girls golf history after capturing the Class 4 individual title.

Swan earned All-Conference and All-District honors in all four years of high school, along with three All-State selections. She also helped lead Ray-Pec to a team state championship in 2025. 

"Adeline is someone who has accomplished so much already, and is a tremendous addition for our program," Westrup Gaeta said. "Having a Missouri state champion join our team is special. She is a talented player who has shown she can compete at a high level.

Swan recorded a career-low 18-hole score of 67 and a nine-hole low of 31. She also found success on the junior golf circuit, finishing second at an American Junior Golf Association event at Maryville and earning a top-five finish at an AJGA event in Geneva. Additional highlights included a semifinal appearance at the Junior Match Play Championship, a third-place finish at the Junior Amateur and a top-10 finish at The Optimist. 

Kaur, a graduate of Salem High School in Salem, Virginia and native of Roanoke, Virginia, joins Mizzou after a decorated high school career that included a Class 4 individual state championship as a junior in 2025. She finished among the top five in all four of her career state tournament appearances.

During her senior season, Kaur earned First Team All-River Ridge District, First Team All-Region 4D and First Team All-State honors. She also was named to the Roanoke Valley Golf Hall of Fame girls' team. 

"Ashnoor has an impressive track record of success and brings a tremendous amount of experience to our program," Westrup Gaeta said. "Her consistency and ability to compete at a high level speak for themselves. She is a proven winner, and I am excited to welcome her to our Mizzou family and see all that she will accomplish as a Tiger."

Kaur capped her high school career with a fourth place finish at the Virginia High School League state tournament. 

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