Jamestown Community College’s Dan Towell, left, plays at Chautauqua Golf Club during a match against the Community College of Butler County. Photo courtesy of Jamestown Community College Athletics

CHAUTAUQUA — Jamestown Community College will host the 2025 NJCAA Men’s and Women’s Division III Golf National Championships from Tuesday, June 3 to Friday, June 6 at Chautauqua Golf Club, with practice rounds taking part Monday, June 2.

The field of 108 golfers will attack the Lake Course, looking for their spot atop the leaderboard. This is the 26th consecutive year that JCC has played host to the event, and the Jayhawks look forward to continuing that trend in the future, with the event scheduled to return through 2028.

The field consists of 25 schools coming from 12 different states and 11 regions of athletic competition.

There will also be 19 women competing in the event, the most the tournament has seen in its illustrious history. The ladies will arrive from four different states and nine institutions.

There are eight returning All-Americans on the men’s side: Landon Cabingas (Sandhills Community College), Brady Wentz, Gehrig Massey, and Ross Tetrault (Georgia Military College), Anthony Regimand (College of DuPage), Adam Firkins (SUNY Niagara), Mateo Medina (RCSJ-Cumberland) and Jaydon Dietz (Herkimer College).

On the women’s side, there are four returning All-Americans: Ivy Burnett (College of DuPage), Megan Redig (Rock Valley College), Sydni Sundstrom (County College of Morris) and Lani Guzman (RCSJ-Gloucester).

Jamestown finished 10th in the nation last year, and will have three golfers take part in 2025: Dan Towell, Zach Johnson and Cole Johnson. JCC’s best finish in the tournament came back in 2000 when they won the Division III championship.