[Women's Golf] Brescia Golf Signs Brooklyn Spicer

Brooklyn Spicer, a senior at White House Heritage High School, became the first women's White House Heritage Patriot golfer ever to sign a letter of intent. She has committed to continue her education and collegiate golf career at Brescia University.

Throughout her career, Spicer was a part of three team district runner-ups, two individual district-runner ups, one district championship, three-time as the top four of the region, one regional runner-up, back-to-back individual Robertson County Cup winner, back-to-back team Robertson County Cup winner, Wilson Cup champion and Rhea County Invitational winner.

Being the first female golfer from Heritage to make it to State and the first individual to compete in State tournament as an individual for three consecutive years. All four years of high school Brooklyn has been a member of FBLA and FCA. Brooklyn has been playing golf since she was seven years old and says playing college golf was always a goal.

Brescia University would like to welcome Brooklyn Spicer to our Bearcat family.