Utah Valley University’s (UVU) Wolverine Club hosted the 32nd annual Wolverine Classic fundraiser golf tournament on August 17, 2026, at The Links at Sleepy Ridge.
Utah Valley University’s (UVU) Wolverine Club hosted the 32nd annual Wolverine Classic fundraiser golf tournament on August 17, 2026, at The Links at Sleepy Ridge. Proceeds from the event benefit UVU’s student-athlete scholarship fund, supporting the next generation of Wolverines to compete, grow, and succeed both on the field and in the classroom.
One of the most beloved traditions of the Wolverine Classic is the unique opportunity for participants to connect directly with the coaches and student-athletes who make UVU Athletics so special. Throughout the round, UVU coaches and student-athletes served as hosts at various holes across the course, going above and beyond for participants. The UVU baseball team offered to play drives with a bat and the wrestling team grilled hot dogs at the turn. This unique format gives UVU supporters a chance to get to know student-athletes face to face, in a fun, competitive environment.
The Wolverine Club is made up of boosters and supporters of Wolverine Athletics who donate annually to the student-athlete scholarship fund. It empowers UVU student-athletes to be champions in the classroom, in competition, in the community, and in life.
UVU Athletics is home to the Wolverines, an NCAA Division I program that officially joined the Big West Conference on July 1, 2026, marking one of the most significant milestones in program history. UVU sponsors 14 sports, competing in 13 Big West-sponsored programs alongside a wrestling program that continues to compete in the Big 12 Conference. Founded in 1941 and now serving more than 46,000 students, UVU is the largest university in The Big West.
The Wolverines made NCAA history in 2003 by becoming the first institution to transition directly from junior college athletics to NCAA Division I competition and have not slowed down since. During 13 seasons in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC), UVU captured 39 regular season and tournament championships, claimed the WAC Commissioner's Cup as the league's top all-around athletics department, and earned five consecutive WAC Academic Excellence Awards.
Utah Valley has made NCAA tournament appearances in seven different sports and produced numerous All-Americans, Academic All-Americans, and conference players of the year. The program also boasts premier facilities, including the UCCU Center, UCCU Stadium, and UCCU Ballpark, which are expected to serve as future hosts for Big West Championships.
To learn more about UVU’s Wolverine Club, please visit https://gouvu.com/sports/2025/2/25/wolverine-club.aspx.
