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Olivia Campos, left, and John Guerrero were inducted into the NJCAA women's golf Hall of Fame
Olivia Campos, left, and John Guerrero were inducted into the NJCAA women's golf Hall of Fame
Olivia Campos, left, and John Guerrero were inducted into the NJCAA women's golf Hall of Fame
Posted: May 11, 2015

Women's golf championship begins; Guerrero, Campos enter Hall of Fame

  MESA, AZ - The NJCAA Division I Women's Golf National championship got under way at the Longbow G.C., Sunday with a pre-tournament banquet and Hall of Fame induction ceremonies that included MCC head coach John Guerrero and former player Olivia Campos.

  The Mesa team enters the four-day event ranked No. 3 in the nation and will begin play as the first group to tee off, joining Daytona State (Fla.) and Seminole State (Fla.) beginning at 7:00 a.m. Monday.

  Guerreo has had a fantastic run as Mesa head coach. After taking over a loosely-composed team that had been in existence with a small handful of players the previous two years, he guided Mesa to a fifth place finish in the NJCAA nationals in his first year.

  He has helped guide 31 players to four-year schools and 11 of his teams have had cumulative GPAs of at least 3.36. MCC teans have won 14 of 15 Region I championships under his guidance.

  Campos was one of the 11 All-Americans Guerrero has coached. She played from 2003-05.