2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championship: Championship Field, Format, and Course Information
The 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championship is set to take place from May 13–17 at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada. The championship will feature 18 teams and 8 individual competitors.
Championship Format
Stroke Play:
All teams and individuals will compete in 54 holes of stroke play from May 13–15.
Match Play:
The top eight teams from stroke play will advance to medal match play on May 16–17.
Participating Teams
The following 18 teams have qualified for the championship:
Central Region:
University of Central Missouri
Henderson State University
Arkansas Tech University
Northeastern State University
East Region:
University of Indianapolis
University Findlay
Grand Valley State University
Wayne State University
Tiffin University
South Region:
Anderson (South Carolina) University
Wingate University
Flagler College
Lynn University
Nova Southeastern University
West Region:
Midwestern State University
Dallas Baptist University
West Texas A&M University
Individual Qualifiers
Eight individuals not on qualifying teams have earned spots in the championship:
Romane Lacoste (Northwestern Oklahoma State)
Shehna Akbary (Arkansas-Monticello)
Arnie Taguines (UT Tyler)
Sandra Eriksson (Eckerd)
Loa Johannsson (Embry-Riddle)
Reagan Padilla (Tusculum)
Pennie Osterberg (Limestone)
Melissa Ball (Eckerd)
Course Information
Boulder Creek Golf Club, located in Boulder City, Nevada, features three distinct nine-hole courses: Desert Hawk, Coyote Run, and Eldorado Valley. The facility offers a combination of desert and oasis themes, with wide fairways and scenic views, providing a challenging yet picturesque setting for the championship.
Outlook
As the championship unfolds, teams and individuals will vie for national titles in both stroke play and match play formats. The competition promises to showcase the best of Division II women's collegiate golf.
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