Westminster College Women's Golf

Jackson played for the Griffins from 2011-13. Jackson is also an assistant coach for the Westminster womens basketball team, a position she has held since the 2013-14 season.   Jackson played both golf and basketball at Westminster and she was a two-time Frontier Conference womens golfer of the year during her time with the Griffins. She led the team to consecutive appearances at the NAIA National Championships in 2011 and 2012. Jackson holds the school record for career scoring average at 79.47 strokes, and she recorded four wins and 14 top-10 finishes in 19 career events.   In two seasons with the womens basketball team, Jackson played in 67 games and averaged 9.0 points per game. She ranks sixth in school history with 248 assists and ninth by shooting 37.0 percent from beyond the arc. The Griffins went 51-16 during the two seasons Jackson played on the team.

Hendrickson, the ski program has seen unprecedented success. He guided the womens squad to back-to-back USCSA National Championships in 2009 and 2010. The men finished second in each of those seasons. In 2011, Hendrickson led the Griffins into the RMISA as a provisional member. The RMISA is considered the toughest conference in all of the NCAA and features national powers like Colorado and Utah.   That first year in the RMISA, Hendrickson helped the women to a first-place finish in the alpine events at the RMISA Championships, while the men and women combined to place fourth in the alpine section of the race.   The Westminster golf teams have also seen improvements on the course under Hendrickson.  The Griffin women won three-straight regular season Frontier Conference Championships from 2010-2012 after never finishing higher than fifth before that run. The women finished 14th overall at the 2011 NAIA National Championships and the placed 18th in 2012.   After Dane Jensen became the first male individual to qualify for the NAIA National Championships in 2012, Hendrickson guided the Griffin mens team to the 2013 Frontier Conference Championship title and a trip to the NAIA National Championships where they finished 23rd.   Hendrickson joined the Griffins after serving a stint as head ski coach at Boise State University. Prior to that he was head coach and athletic director at Sierra Nevada College located in Incline Village, Nevada. In 13 seasons at Sierra Nevada, his teams won 13 consecutive USCSA mens national championships, and the womens teams won 10 national championships.   Hendrickson has also spent time with the US Ski Team serving as an assistant coach to the alpine A-Team and served as head alpine coach at Northern Michigan University. He graduated from the University of Utah with a B.S. in Leisure Studies.