Skip navigation
Favorites
Sign up to follow your favorites on all your devices.
Sign up

Teams announced for NCAA DI women’s regionals

Seventy-two teams and an additional 24 individuals were announced Wednesday as being selected to compete in the NCAA Division I women’s regionals, May 7-9.

Each of the four regional sites will consist of 18 teams and an extra six individual players, whose teams were not selected. The low six teams and low three individuals will advance to the NCAA Championship, May 18-23, hosted by Oklahoma State at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla.

The four regional sites include Don Veller Seminole Golf Course & Club in Tallahassee, Fla., hosted by Florida State; UT Golf Club in Austin, Texas, hosted by the University of Texas; University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wis., hosted by the University of Wisconsin; TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, Calif., hosted by Stanford University.

Arkansas, Duke, UCLA and Alabama are the top seeds in their respective regionals. Arizona State, the third seed in the Madison regional, is the women’s defending champion. Here’s a look at the regional breakdown, along with teams and players:

Austin RegionalMadison RegionalSan Francisco RegionalTallahassee Regional
ArkansasDukeUCLAAlabama
TexasUSCStanfordFurman
Michigan StateArizona StateSouth CarolinaArizona
FloridaNorthwesternKent StateWashington
AuburnIllinoisOklahoma StateWake Forest
OklahomaPurdueNorth CarolinaVanderbilt
HoustonIowa StateColoradoFlorida State
Miami (Fla.)VirginiaLouisvilleClemson
BaylorWisconsinN.C. StateGeorgia
Texas A&MCampbellMississippiTennessee
BYUOhio StateCalUNLV
East CarolinaNotre DameSan Diego StateKennesaw State
Texas TechOld DominionPepperdineDenver
Virginia TechOregon StateOregonCoastal Carolina
UTSAIdahoLong Beach StateMissouri
GeorgetownMurray StateGrand CanyonCharleston
Houston BaptistNorth Dakota StatePrincetonRichmond
Missouri StateIUPUIFarleigh DickinsonAlbany
Brigitte Dunne (SMU)Connie Jaffrey (Kansas State)Alivia Brown (Washington State)Hee Ying Loy (E. Tennessee State)
Xiaolin Tian (Maryland)Pinyada Kuvanun (Toledo)Samantha Hutchinson (Cal-Davis)Claudia De Antonio (LSU)
Greta Bruner (TCU)Pun Chanachai (New Mexico State)Ingrid Gutierrez (New Mexico)Fernanda Lira (Central Arkansas)
Katrina Prendergast (Colorado State)Elsa Moberly (Eastern Kentucky)Abegail Arevalo (San Jose State)Emma Svensson (Central Arkansas)
Ellen Secor (Colorado State)Erin Harper (Indiana)Darian Zachek (New Mexico)Valentina Giraldo (Jacksonville State)
Faith Summers (SMU)Cara Basso (Penn State)Christine Danielsson (Cal-Davis)Kaeli Jones (UCF)