Both UM and MSU add 3 starting next season
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– University of Michigan women’s golf head coach Jan Dowling announced Wednesday (Nov. 12) the signing of three accomplished golfers — Amanda Revuelta (Madrid, Spain), Guia Acutis (Milan, Italy) and Martha Kuwahara (Northbrook, Ill.) — to Big Ten scholarship agreements. The trio will join the Wolverines for the 2026-27 season.
A member of the winning Spanish Team at the 2025 European Girls Team Championship, Revuelta (reh-BWEL-tah), brings a deep international résumé to Ann Arbor. She placed 31st in stroke play and advanced to the Round of 32 in match play at the 2025 British Girls Championship, finished fifth at the Spanish International Stroke Play, 19th at the ANNIKA Invitational Europe, 17th at the Trophée Esmond (French International U21) and 14th at the Spanish Women’s Amateur Championship.
Acutis (Ah-KOO-tis) represented Italy at the 2025 European Girls Team Championship (team runner-up) and captured two national titles in 2025 — the Italian Ladies International Championship and the Italian National Ladies Match Play Championship. Internationally, she placed ninth at the Junior Orange Bowl, 17th at the Spanish International Stroke Play, 17th at the Irish Women’s Stroke Play, and seventh at the Italian Girls International Championship, while also representing Italy at the World Junior Girls Championship in 2024 and 2025.
While competing for Glenbrook North High School, Kuwahara (Koo-wah-hah-rah) helped lead the Spartans to three consecutive IHSA Class 2A state championships (2023–25). Individually, she captured the 2024 state title with a 136 (-5), finished as runner-up in 2025, and placed 13th as a sophomore in 2023.
Kuwahara brings consistent high finishes on the U.S. junior circuit, including runner-up showings at the 2025 AJGA Northwest Holding Junior Open and the 2025 Illinois State Junior Girls Championship. She competed in the 2025 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball and qualified for the 2026 U.S. Women’s Four-Ball, while adding top results at the Women’s Western Junior (T13, 2025) and Women’s Western Junior Girls (T9, 2024). She was also the 2023 Drive, Chip and Putt National Champion.
With the addition of Revuelta, Acutis and Kuwahara, the Wolverines will look to blend another strong freshman class with their returning core next fall. Michigan will graduate senior twins Lauren Sung and Sydney Sung, as well as Mara Janess, following the 2025 season.
Quote Sheet from Jan Dowling
On the signing class: “This class is simply outstanding. Amanda, Guia, and Martha are all deeply committed — to their team, to their golf, and to their academics,” said Dowling. “They know how to win, whether for their high schools or representing their countries on the global stage. Collectively, they embody what it means to be Michigan women’s golf: dedicated, competitive and united in pursuit of excellence.”
On Reveulta: “Amanda is a fierce and passionate competitor,” said Dowling. “She has been an exceptional athlete, student and musician throughout her life — a combination that requires outstanding time management and focus. Her competitive spirit and drive create strong team chemistry and elevate the standards of every group she joins. This impressive level of discipline and excellence in all areas of her life has prepared her for a great career. We can’t wait to welcome Amanda to Ann Arbor.”
On Acutis: “Guia is an extremely polished golfer whose global experience and dedication have allowed her to achieve at the highest levels of junior and amateur golf,” said Dowling. “She brings a calm, mature and competitive presence and truly values the team environment. Guia’s professionalism and passion will make her an outstanding Wolverine, both in the classroom and on the course.”
On Kuwahara: “Martha simply loves to compete,” said Dowling. “Every time we watched her play, her joy for the game and her focus on every shot stood out. She’s a true student of the game — driven to improve, contribute and grow as an athlete and a teammate. We’re excited to support Martha’s development on and off the course during her four years as a Wolverine.”
East Lansing, Mich. – Michigan State women’s golf head coach Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll announced today (Nov. 12) the signing of three incoming student-athletes to the Spartans’ 2026-27 roster.
Joining the Spartans on campus in the fall of 2026 will be Almendra Campoverde from Peru, Payton Haugen from Wisconsin and Angelina Zhang from China.
Almendra Campoverde Martin – Lima, Peru / Colegio “El Valle” Sanchinarro
2024 Spanish Interautonomic Championship (U16) team champion with Madrid … Medalist at the 2024 Madrid Open Championship (U25) … Set a course record (-4) at Los Lagos Club Trophy … Posted a top-17 finish at the Spanish International Championship … WAGR ranking of 765.
Slobodnik-Stoll on Campoverde…
“We are thrilled to have Almendra join our Spartan family. She’s competed at a high level internationally, and we are looking forward to her making an immediate impact in our program.”
Payton Haugen – Elm Grove, Wis. / Brookfield East
2025 Wisconsin state high school champion … A two-time Wisconsin state high school Player of the Year recipient … Holds the Wisconsin state record for the lowest 36-hole score at 12-under par … A two-time PGA Junior Championship Qualifier … Wisconsin State Match Play Runner-Up
Slobodnik-Stoll on Haugen…
“We’re thrilled to welcome Payton to our program. She has had an outstanding junior career, recently winning her high school state championship and setting many records along the way. Payton will be a fantastic addition to our team and we look forward to watching her continued success wearing the Green and White.”
Angelina Zhang – Hong Kong, China / Admiral Farragut Academy Tianjin
Has competed extensively in both China and the United States during her junior career … Posted a first-place finish on the Texas Junior Golf Tour (2024) … Finished as the runner-up at the PacificPine Sports Championship, AJGA International Series … Posted a top-3 finish at the 18th National Junior Golf Master Challenge … Competed in the Super Lychee “Foresight GCQuad Cup” National Amateur Golf Future Tour Finals.
Slobodnik-Stoll on Zhang…
“We couldn’t be happier to welcome Angelina to our Spartan Golf Family. Her experience competing around the world will be such a great asset for our program. We are excited to have her in East Lansing next year to help us continue our Tradition of Excellence.”
