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NCAAW regionals: Stanford advances in record fashion; Michigan State, Virginia, Tennessee survive playoffs
TL;DR
Stanford women's golf team set a new NCAA regional record by finishing 42 under par, winning by 38 shots. Michigan State, Virginia, and Tennessee also advanced through playoffs in the NCAA Division I regionals.
Key points
- Stanford women's golf team shot 42 under par.
- Stanford won by a record 38 shots.
- Thirty teams advanced to the NCAA Championship.
- Virginia and Michigan State survived playoffs.
- Tennessee defeated Tulsa in extra holes.
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Thirty teams and six additional individuals punched their NCAA Championship tickets on Wednesday as six NCAA Division I women's golf regionals wrapped up.
Top-ranked Stanford headlined the day as the host Cardinal shot an NCAA regional-record 42 under to win by a record 38 shots.
For the second straight year, three No. 3 seeds – Mississippi State, UCF and UCLA – did not finish among the five advancing teams at their respective sites, while No. 9 Oregon State and No. 8 Texas Tech advanced out of Stanford and Ann Arbor, Michigan, respectively.
Two playoffs took place, with Virginia and Michigan State surviving a 3-for-2 playoff in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, at the expense of North Carolina State, and Tennessee taking down Tulsa in extra holes in Waco, Texas.
Here is a recap of each of the six sites.
Ann Arbor Regional
University of Michigan GC, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Par 71
Advancing teams: 1. USC (+1), 2. Ohio State (+6), 3. Duke (+16), 4. Northwestern (+17), 5. Texas Tech (+22)
Eliminated: 6. UCF (+24), 7. Kansas (+34), 8. Oklahoma (+41), 8. UNLV (+41), 10. Columbia (+51), 11. Quinnipiac (+72), 12. Oakland (+82)
Individual champion: Ashley Yun, Northwestern (-5)
Advancing individual: 4. Isabella McCauley, Minnesota (-3)
The story: USC
Chip shots:
Chapel Hill Regional
UNC Finley GC, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Par 70
Advancing teams: 1. Texas (-5), 2. North Carolina (+6), 3. Oklahoma State (+8), 4. Virginia (+18; won playoff), 4. Michigan State (+18; won playoff)
Eliminated: 6. North Carolina State (+18; lost playoff), 7. Mississippi State (+21), 8. Kent State (+22), 9. High Point (+39), 10. Furman (+49), 11. Richmond (+62), 12. Howard (+67)
Individual champions: Marta Silchenko, Oklahoma State, and Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Princeton (-6)
Advancing individual: Kotchasanmanee
Tallahassee Regional
Seminole Legacy GC, Tallahassee, Florida, Par 72
1. Wake Forest (-8), 2. Florida State (-4), 3. Florida (-3), 4. Eastern Michigan (+5), 5. Kentucky (+6) 6. UCLA (+9), 7. North Florida (+16), 8. ULM (+26), 9. Clemson (+27), 10. Purdue (+30), 11. UTRGV (+80), 12. Little Rock (+90) Sophia Fullbrook, Florida State, and Morgan Ketchum, Wake Forest (-7) T-3. Johanna Sjursen, ULM (-6)
Q&A
What record did Stanford women's golf team achieve in the NCAA regionals?
Stanford women's golf team shot a record 42 under par, winning by 38 shots.
Which teams advanced in the NCAA Division I women's golf regionals?
Thirty teams and six individuals advanced, including Stanford, Michigan State, Virginia, and Tennessee.
What happened in the playoffs during the NCAA women's golf regionals?
Virginia and Michigan State survived a 3-for-2 playoff in Chapel Hill, while Tennessee won against Tulsa in extra holes.
Which No. 3 seeds did not advance in the NCAA women's golf regionals?
Mississippi State, UCF, and UCLA did not finish among the five advancing teams at their respective sites.
