Elizabeth Kue Commits to Bryant Women’s Golf
Johnston star Elizabeth Kue has committed to the Bryant women’s golf team as part of the class of 2027.
Kue made the announcement on social media on Sunday.
“I am beyond excited to announce that I will be continuing my academic and athletic career playing division 1 golf at Bryant University! I am so grateful to Coach Angel MacLeod and the entire Bulldogs women’s golf program for this incredible opportunity,” writes Kue on Instagram.
Kue is wrapping up her junior year at Johnston High School and will join the Bulldogs in the fall of 2027.
“Ella (Elizabeth) is an exceptional young woman who excels both in the classroom and on the golf course. She is a dedicated student, a hard worker, and an even better person whose character, integrity, and kindness consistently stand out. Her positive attitude, leadership, and commitment to those around her make her the type of student-athlete any college program would be proud to have.Bryant is very lucky to welcome Ella and for her to be a Bulldog,” Head Coach Angel MacLeod told GolfNewsRI.
In the meantime, Kue is set to tee it up this week in the High School Golf State Championship at Cranston Country Club on Tuesday and Wednesday.
She is ranked as the second best high school girls golfer in the state heading into the event, based on iWR.
Earlier this fall, Kue finished in fifth at the Challenge Cup Championship and third at the McCambell Cup at Rhode Island Country Club.
In 2025, she won the Girls Division of the Providence Open and scored a top ten finish at the New England Girls championship.
Bryant Women’s Golf
Bryant is coming off a strong spring season that saw them notch the first win in program history at the Senior Showdown.
They also had a fourth place finish and second place finish during the spring.
At the Ohio Valley Conference Championship, Bryant finished in sixth.
Kue added, “Bryant checked every box for me, on the course and in the classroom, and I cannot wait to be a part of something special being built there. Thank you to my family, friends, and teammates who have pushed me every step of the way.”