Wheeling University Women's Golf

Vail will begin her 14th season as head coach of the womens golf team at Wheeling Jesuit University. During the last four years, coach Vail has sent players to the Super Regionals and seen three-time MEC Player of the Year Kasey Frazier compete at nationals in 2013, 2014 and 2016. Her teams have won the Mountain East Conference Championship four of the last five year and finished second (2015) in the other. She placed three players on the All-MEC First Team and two more on the All-MEC Honorable Mention team. Her expectations are high, and her players respond. During her tenure as coach, Sue was named Coach of the Year three times, and her team has won the conference  championship seven times.  Her players are noted for placing in the first level of the All-Conference Team. Sue has had an active career in golf by winning the WV Womens Championship 8 times and the only player who won in both match and stroke play, and she won the WV Senior Amateur 6 times.  She has successfully played in many USGA Womens Amateur events and was a member of the Virginias-Carolinas team for over 20 years.  She served as a seven year member of the USGA Girls Junior Committee and helped run many national golfing events. She has been inducted into the Dapper Dan Club and the Ohio Valley Legends of Golf.  Currently, she is the secretary of the Board of Directors of Moundsville Country Club, where the Cardinals claim as their home course. Sue was born and raised in Wheeling.  Being educated at West Virginia University and Ball State University, Muncie, IN,  she has taught English locally and also in Fairfax County, Virginia and Yokohama, Japan.  She has served as a full-time and adjunct professor at Wheeling Jesuit for many years.    Sue Vail Head Women's Golf Coach Sue Vail will begin her 14th season as head coach of the womens golf team at Wheeling Jesuit University. During the last four years, coach Vail has sent players to the Super Regionals and seen three-time MEC Player of the Year Kasey Frazier compete at nationals in 2013, 2014 and 2016. Her teams have won the Mountain East Conference Championship four of the last five year and finished second (2015) in the other. She placed three players on the All-MEC First Team and two more on the All-MEC Honorable Mention team. Her expectations are high, and her players respond. During her tenure as coach, Sue was named Coach of the Year three times, and her team has won the conference  championship seven times.  Her players are noted for placing in the first level of the All-Conference Team. Sue has had an active career in golf by winning the WV Womens Championship 8 times and the only player who won in both match and stroke play, and she won the WV Senior Amateur 6 times.  She has successfully played in many USGA Womens Amateur events and was a member of the Virginias-Carolinas team for over 20 years.  She served as a seven year member of the USGA Girls Junior Committee and helped run many national golfing events. She has been inducted into the Dapper Dan Club and the Ohio Valley Legends of Golf.  Currently, she is the secretary of the Board of Directors of Moundsville Country Club, where the Cardinals claim as their home course. Sue was born and raised in Wheeling.  Being educated at West Virginia University and Ball State University, Muncie, IN,  she has taught English locally and also in Fairfax County, Virginia and Yokohama, Japan.  She has served as a full-time and adjunct professor at Wheeling Jesuit for many years.