Division I
USC Wins NCAA Ann Arbor Regional, Northwestern’s Ashley Yun Claims Medalist Honors
University of Southern California captured the NCAA Ann Arbor Regional title at the University of Michigan Golf Course, finishing at 1 over after three rounds to secure the team championship and advance to the NCAA Championship.
Ohio State University finished second at 6 over, while Duke University placed third at 16 over. Northwestern University finished fourth at 17 over, and Texas Tech University secured the final qualifying spot for nationals at 22 over.
University of Central Florida narrowly missed advancing after finishing sixth at 24 over. Kansas placed seventh at 34 over, while Oklahoma and UNLV tied for eighth at 41 over. Columbia finished 10th at 51 over, followed by Quinnipiac at 72 over and Oakland at 82 over.
Northwestern’s Ashley Yun earned medalist honors at 5 under after rounds of 67, 70, and 74. Southern California’s Elise Lee and Northwestern’s Dianna Lee tied for second at 4 under.
Minnesota individual Isabella McCauley finished fourth at 3 under, while USC’s Catherine Park placed fifth at 2 under. Ohio State’s Matilde Santilli finished sixth at 1 under, and Duke’s Rianne Malixi ended the week at even par in seventh.
Texas Tech teammates Lauren Zaretsky and Maja Ambroziak tied for eighth at 1 over, while Ohio State’s Sophie Eppelstun also tied for eighth to round out the top 10.
Teams Advancing to NCAA Championship
- USC (+1)
- Ohio State (+6)
- Duke (+16)
- Northwestern (+17)
- Texas Tech (+22)
Final Team Leaderboard
- Southern California, +1
- Ohio State, +6
- Duke, +16
- Northwestern, +17
- Texas Tech, +22
- UCF, +24
- Kansas, +34
T8. Oklahoma, +41
T8. UNLV, +41
10. Columbia, +51
11. Quinnipiac, +72
12. Oakland, +82
Top 10 Individuals
1. Ashley Yun, Northwestern, -5
T2. Elise Lee, Southern California, -4
T2. Dianna Lee, Northwestern, -4
4. Isabella McCauley, Minnesota (IND), -3
5. Catherine Park, Southern California, -2
6. Matilde Santilli, Ohio State, -1
7. Rianne Malixi, Duke, E
T8. Lauren Zaretsky, Texas Tech, +1
T8. Sophie Eppelstun, Ohio State, +1
T8. Maja Ambroziak, Texas Tech, +1
