Over the past four years, Borja and Schulz have been instrumental in helping Jan Dowling's Wolverine program reach new heights despite navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. I didn't even think of passing up the opportunity to play another year. "These past four years have been incredible and I have grown in so many ways in all areas of my life. "I am thrilled at the opportunity to develop my golf game for another year and continue my academic pursuits at the University of Michigan," said Schulz. Having the chance to contribute, lead, mentor and finish my degree was something I couldn't, and wouldn't, turn down." "This is a very special place and this program has meant so much to me and my family.
"I am so excited to have the opportunity to return," said Borja. Schulz will begin a master's program in social work after graduating with a degree in biopsychology, cognition & neuroscience in the spring. In addition to playing another full season, Borja will continue to work towards her sport management degree as well as her minor in business at U-M's prestigious Stephen M. University of Michigan women's golfers Hailey Borjaand Mikaela Schulzhave announced today (Wednesday, May 3) they both will be returning for the 2023-24 season utilizing the COVID-19 season of competition waiver granting them an additional year of eligibility.
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