LINDSEY BERGEON
Women’s Golf, 2005-08

Lindsey Bergeon earned All-America honors in each of her four seasons with the Moccasins, including first-team recognition as a sophomore in 2006 and as a junior in 2007. She was the NCAA Division II national runner-up in 2006 and finished third in 2007, helping the Moccasins claim the national championship. Playing for Coach Robbie Davis, a fellow FSC Hall of Famer, Bergeon was a two-time All-South Region honoree, a four-time All-Sunshine State Conference performer and a three-time member of the SSC All-Tournament Team at the SSC Championships. She was the runner-up for medalist honors at the 2005 SSC Championships and earned the 2006 SSC Sportsmanship Award while being named the Mocs’ MVP that same season. In 2006, Bergeon led the Mocs with a 74.80 stroke average and was the team’s top finisher in eight of nine events. She concluded her Moccasin playing career with a 75.88 stroke average over 103 rounds of golf. Bergeon served as a three-time team captain and earned All-American Golf Scholar honors in both 2007 and 2008. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Florida Southern in sports management in 2008, and in 2013, competed in the Golf Channel’s “Big Break: Mexico.” Bergeon is currently a professional golfer and has played on both the Symetra Tour, where she won the Tour’s Penske Accuracy Award as a rookie in 2009, and the Canadian Tour in 2013.