Freed-Hardeman University

The first woman's golfer to be inducted into FHU's hall of fame, Hannah Griffin (Skelley) remains the only Lady Lion to qualify for the NAIA National Tournament.

At the national tournament in 2013, she finished fourth in the long drive competition. Across her career as a Lady Lion, Skelley was the low medalist four times while notching nine career top five finishes.

She was twice chosen as the TranSouth Conference player of the week while being chosen to the All-TranSouth Team in 2013. 

As of 2024, her 74, 74, and 75 18-hole rounds has her with three of the lowest scores in FHU history.

Graduating in 2016 with a double major of Spanish and secondary education, she spent four years in the public school system as a Spanish teacher and a golf coach before becoming a golf professional for three years. She currently is an office manager and client care coordinator for the Voice of the Heart Center. 

Hannah is married to Ryan Skelley and they have two boys, Griffin and Grayson. They live in Murfreesboro and enjoy spending time outside with their boys, exercising, being with their small group at church, and following University of Tennessee sports.