Ransom Everglades Wins Pink Girls Golf Invitational
Thirteen South Florida high school girls golf programs competed in the fifth annual event held at Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Golf
Ransom Everglades School won the team championship at the fifth annual Pink Girls Invitational, hosted by Westminster Christian School on October 8 at Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club. Nina Fischer of Ransom Everglades earned medalist honors with a round of 4 under par.
Why it matters
The tournament is an FHSAA girls golf event that raises funds for local women's cancer treatment, care, and research. Its timing aligns with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it has raised over $10,000 for local women's cancer care in its first four years.
Thirteen high school girls golf programs, each represented by five players and their coaching staff, competed in the event. Nina Fischer's 4 under par round earned medalist honors, while the exact fifth-year fundraising total remains unreported.
The players
Westminster Christian School
Westminster Christian School is a private Christian school in South Florida that founded and hosts the Pink Girls Invitational.
Ransom Everglades School
Ransom Everglades School is a private college-preparatory school in Miami that won the team championship at the tournament.
Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club
Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club is a private club in Coral Gables that serves as the tournament's venue and title sponsor.
The details
Westminster Christian School hosted the fifth annual Pink Girls Invitational on October 8 at Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club in Coral Gables. Players and coaches wore pink throughout the day, and the event was made possible through sponsorship from Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club and presenting sponsors including Planet Golf, The Big Cheese, Tongo Insect Repellent, Jim McLean Golf School, and Marshall AI Consulting.
Timeline
2022: Westminster Christian School founded the Pink Girls Invitational.
October 8, 2025: Fifth annual Pink Girls Invitational held at Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club.
Season Trajectory
The event is a high school girls golf tournament held during October, the month when Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaigns peak across the country. By pairing competitive FHSAA play with cancer fundraising, it adds a charitable dimension to the regular-season competition calendar.
Fans following South Florida high school golf can track the 13 participating programs, whose five-player fields and team results shape the regional rankings. Ransom Everglades' team title and Nina Fischer's medalist round are the consequences most relevant to competitive standings this season.
The takeaway
Community golf events that tie competition to a cause can raise meaningful support for local health care while giving student athletes a purpose beyond the scorecard. Readers interested in similar fundraising can look for sanctioned tournaments that publish their beneficiary and fundraising results.
Further reading
For more on the sport, see the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Miami's Community News.
