Stanford wins Charles Schwab Women’s Collegiate Invitational; Oregon’s Kiara Romero takes home the individual title.

Stanford University captured the team championship at the 2026 Charles Schwab Women's Collegiate Invitational, finishing atop one of the strongest fields in women's college golf at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. Oregon's Kiara Romero, the world's top ranked amateur, earned individual medalist honors, finishing five under par to win by five strokes.

Hosted by TCU and held March 23–24, the 54 hole stroke play event brought together many of the nation's top NCAA programs for two days of competition on a historic championship course. While Romero led the field individually, Stanford entered the final round trailing the leaders before rallying to secure the victory, continuing its reputation as one of the sport's most consistently dominant programs.

Charles Schwab has served as title sponsor of the invitational since 2024, reinforcing the firm's long standing commitment to the game of golf and to expanding opportunity in women's sports. Through its support, Schwab helps showcase the next generation of leaders—on the course and beyond—while elevating the visibility of women's collegiate athletics on a national stage.

The tournament is played at Colonial Country Club, one of the most storied venues in American golf and a regular host of professional championships. Admission is free and open to the public, helping make the event accessible to fans, families, and the Fort Worth community.