DENVER – The University of Denver women's golf program has signed two to join the Pioneers beginning in 2025-26, head coach Martha Richards announced on Wednesday.
 
Victoria Richani – Corona, California – Centennial HS
"We're thrilled to welcome Victoria Richani to Denver Women's Golf," Richards said.  "A standout from Corona, California, who also represents the Lebanese National Team, Victoria brings outstanding experience at the junior level to our program. Her strong performance at the USGA Girls Championship, where she advanced to match play, and her 3rd place finish at the US Amateur Golf Championship, demonstrate her talent, poise, and competitiveness. We're excited for her to represent Denver and continue her growth as a Pioneer."
BEFORE DENVER:
Four-time team MVP … CIF League champion … earned a third-place finish at the US Kids Teen World Championship … won the Temescal Canyon Highschool Tournament with a score of 68(-4) … made the cut at the 2025 US Girls Junior Tournament …  qualified for the 2024 and 2025 Junior World Championship.
PERSONAL:
Enjoys working out and going to the beach … chose Denver because of the welcoming environment and opportunity to grow as a person and a golfer.
 
Kesha Louw – South Africa – KOA Online Academy
"Kesha is an extraordinary young woman whose talent, work ethic, and character set her apart," Richards said "Winning the 2025 South African Girls Championship, the 2025 South African Women's Amateur, and the 2025 Ackerman Championship speaks volumes about her ability and drive to win at the highest level. We are so excited about her dedication, competitive spirit, and positive energy, and we can't wait to see the tremendous impact she makes on our program."
BEFORE DENVER:
Won the 2025 South African Women's Amateur stroke play event and 2025 SA U19 Girls championship … represented South Africa from 2022-25 in several international events including the 2023 Junior Team World Championship … member of the Golfrsa Elite National Squad.
PERSONAL:
Enjoys going to the gym, running on the beach and reading … active in her community and teaches underprivileged children to play golf … chose the University of Denver because of the combination of great academics and a strong golf program as well as the team environment and location.

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