Stanford and Northwestern Advance to NCAA Women's Golf Championship Final

Stanford and Northwestern Advance to NCAA Women's Golf Championship Final

The 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, has set the stage for a compelling final between Stanford and Northwestern.

Stanford's Path to the Final

Top-seeded Stanford showcased resilience and skill in their semifinal match against Florida State. After securing early victories from Paula Martín Sampedro and Kelly Xu, the Cardinal faced a challenge as Florida State's Alexandra Gazzoli defeated Meja Örtengren in 19 holes. The decisive moment came when Megha Ganne sank a crucial birdie putt on the 20th hole to overcome Lottie Woad, propelling Stanford into the championship match. 

Northwestern's Semifinal Triumph

Northwestern earned their spot in the final with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Oregon. The Wildcats demonstrated depth and determination, with Hsin-Tai Lin delivering a pivotal win against Arkansas's Maria José Marin in the quarterfinals, setting the tone for their semifinal success .

Looking Ahead

Stanford aims to secure their fourth national title since 2015 and their third in four years, while Northwestern seeks their first championship in program history. The final promises to be a showcase of collegiate golf excellence.

For detailed scores and updates, visit the official NCAA scoreboard

Sources:
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