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2025 NCAA di Women's Golf Championship: Template as you observe, qualifying games

2025 NCAA di Women's Golf Championship: Template as you observe, qualifying games

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The 2025 NCAA women's golf championship is here. The regional game ended on May 7 with the championship from May 16 to 21 in the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, approx. The finalist selection of the NCAA women's golf championship championship of 2025 was announced on May 7th.

The committee did not choose 72 teams (including automatic qualification games) and 36 people (including automatic qualifications) in these teams to participate in one of the six regional locations. Each regional location consists of 12 teams and six people (not one of the selected teams). Five teams and the leading person in a progressive team from every regional location will rise to the last location.

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2025 Tue Women's Golf Championship Plan

  • Championship | Friday, May 16 – Wednesday, May 21st | Scoreboard
    • Day 6 team championship | Match Play Finals
    • Day 5 team championship | Match Play semi -finals
      • Match 5: (Winner of game No. 1 and #2) | 4:15 p.m.
      • Match 6: (Winner of game No. 3 and #4) | 5:05 p.m.
    • Day 5 team championship | Matchplay quarter -finals
      • Match 1: No. 1 Stanford against No. 8 Virginia (1. Tea) | 9:50 a.m. ​​​​​​​
      • Match 2: No. 4 Florida State against No. 5 South California (10th tea) | 9:50 a.m.
      • Match 3: No. 2 Oregon against No. 7 Texas (1. Tea) | 10:40 a.m.
      • Match 4: No. 3 Northwestern against No. 6 Arkansas (10th tea) | 10:40 a.m.
    • Day 4 team leaders | Field cut to eight | Recap
      • 1. Stanford | 1125
      • 2. Oregon | 1146
      • 3. Northwestern | 1154
      • 4. Florida State | 1155
      • 5. Southern Cal | 1156
      • 6. Arkansas | 1158
      • 7. Texas | 1160
      • 8. Virginia | 1167
    • Single master crowned
      • 👑 Maria Jose Marin, Arkansas – 276
      • 2. Mirabel Ting, Florida State – 278
      • 3. Kelly XU, Stanford – 280
    • Day 3 team leaders | Recap
      • 1. Stanford | 841
      • 2. Northwestern | 856
      • 3. Oregon | 862
      • 4. Southern Cal | 864
      • T-5. Florida State | 867
      • T-5. Arkansas | 867
    • Day 2 team leaders | Recap
      • 1. Stanford – 571
      • 2. Northwestern – 576
      • 3. Oregon – 577
      • T-4. Südkal – 579
      • T-4. Florida State – 579
    • Day 1 team leader | Recap
      • 1. Vanderbilt – 282
      • 2. State Oklahoma – 284
      • T-3. Arizona State – 288
      • T-3. Oregon – 288
      • T-3. Texas – 288
      • T-3. Florida – 288
  • Selection show | Wednesday, April 23rd
  • Regionals | Monday, May 5th – Wednesday, May 7th

2025 DI Frauengolf Championship Finalists

Regional location of Charlottesville:

1. South Carolina
2. Ole Miss
T3. Florida
T3. Virginia
5. UCLA

Individual: 1. Marie Madsen – NC State

Regional Columbus website:

1. Kansas
2. Arkansas
3. State Ohio
4. UnlV
5. LSU

Individual: 1. Moa Svedenskiold – Houston

Gold Canyon regional side:

1. Oregon
2. State Arizona
3. State Oklahoma
4. Mississippi State
5. Cal State Fullerton

Individual: 1. Anna Davis – Auburn

Lexington's regional website:

1. State Florida
T2. Georgia Southern
T2. State Kansas
4. Southern California
5. Vanderbilt

Individual: 1. Sofia Barroso Sá – TCU

Lubbock regional website:

1. Wake Forest
2. Texas
3. State Iowa
4. Tennessee
5. Purdue

Individual: 1. Lousiane Gauthier – Golf coast Florida

Norman Regional Site:

1. Stanford
2. Northwest
3. State Michigan
4. Oklahoma
5. Baylor

Person: 1. Audrey Ryu – Furman

Tue Women's Golf Championship history

Stanford defeated the UCLA to win the 2024 di Women's Golf National title. Adela Cernousek from Texas A&M won the single title 2024 and was the first golfer in the history of Texas A&M, who won an individual championship. See the full championship history below:

🏆 More about the 2024 championships

YEAR CHAMPION TRAINER Points^ Second Score Host or site
2024 Stanford Anne Walker 3-2 Ucla Carlsbad, California.
2023 Wake Forest Kim Lewellen 3-1 Southern California Scottsdale, AZ
2022 Stanford Anne Walker 3-2 Oregon Scottsdale, AZ
2021 Ole Miss Kory Henkes 4-1 State Oklahoma Scottsdale, AZ
2020 Canceled due to Covid-19 – – – – –
2019 duke Dan Brooks 3-2 Wake Forest Fayetteville, Ark.
2018 Arizona Laura Ianello 3-2 Alabama Stillwater, Okla.
2017 State of Arizona Missy Farr-Kaye 3-1-1 Northwest Sugar Grove, sick.
2016 Washington Mary Lou Mulflur 3-2 Stanford Eugene, ore.
2015 Stanford Anne Walker 3-2 Baylor Bradenton, Fla.
2014 duke Dan Brooks 1.130 Southern California 1,132 Tulsa, Okla.
2013 Southern California Andrea Gaston 1.133 duke 1.154 Georgia
2012 Alabama Potter microphone 1.171 USC 1.172 Vanderbilt
2011 Ucla Carrie Forsyth 1.173 Purdue 1,177 Texas A & M.
2010 Purdue Devon Brouse 1.153 Southern California 1.154 Wilmington, NC
2009 State of Arizona Melissa Luellen 1,182 Ucla 1.190 Owings Mills, Md.
2008 Southern California Andrea Gaston 1.168 Ucla 1,174 New Mexico
2007 duke Dan Brooks 1.170 Purdue 1.185 Daytona Beach, Fla.
2006 duke Dan Brooks 1,167 Southern California 1,177 Ohio state
2005 duke Dan Brooks 1.170 Ucla 1.175 State Oregon
2004 Ucla Carrie Forsyth 1.148 State Oklahoma 1.151 Auburn
2003 Southern California Andrea Gaston 1,197 Pepperdine 1,213 Purdue
2002 duke Dan Brooks 1.164 Arizona, Auburn, Texas 1.170 Washington
2001 Georgia Todd McCorkle 1.176 duke 1,179 Always
2000 Arizona Todd McCorkle 1.175 Stanford 1.196 State Oregon
1999 $ Duke Dan Brooks 895 Arizona State/Georgia 903 Tulsa
1998 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.155 Florida 1.173 Wisconsin
1997 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.178 San Jose State 1.180 Ohio state
1996 *Arizona Rick Larose 1.240 San Jose State 1.240 Ucla
1995 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.155 San Jose State 1.181 UNC-Wilmington
1994 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.189 Southern California 1.205 State Oregon
1993 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.187 Texas 1.189 Georgia
1992 San Jose State Mark Gale 1.171 Arizona 1.175 State of Arizona
1991 *Ucla Jackie Steinmann 1,197 San Jose State 1,197 Ohio state
1990 State of Arizona Linda Vollstedt 1.206 Ucla 1,222 South Carolina
1989 San Jose State Mark Gale 1.208 Tulsa 1.209 Stanford
1988 #Tulsa Dale McNamara 1.175 Georgia/Arizona State 1,182 New Mexico State
1987 San Jose State Mark Gale 1.187 Furman 1.188 New Mexico
1986 Florida Mimi Ryan 1.180 Miamia (Fla.) 1.188 Ohio state
1985 Florida Mimi Ryan 1,218 Tulsa 1.233 At that
1984 Miami (Fla.) Lela Cannon 1,214 State of Arizona 1,221 Georgia
1983 TCU Fred Warren 1.193 Tulsa 1.196 Georgia
1982 Tulsa Dale McNamara 1.191 TCU 1,227 Stanford

*Won in sudden death

Fourth round $ canceled for rain

#Tulsa's participation in the 1988 championships cleared

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