Northwest Missouri State University women's golf team has qualified for the NCAA Central Regional Tournament for the second consecutive year. The squad, led by second-year coach Lathan Croy, will compete among 18 selected teams from May 4-6 at St. Joseph Country Club in Missouri. Last year, the Bearcats finished 12th in this tournament and are currently ranked No. 12 in the Central Region. They hold a scoring average of 313.6 over 24 rounds during the season, showcasing their competitive edge. The championship will feature both team and individual competitions, with 98 participants eligible for the finals.

By the Numbers
  • Northwest ranked No. 12 in the Central Region and No. 74 nationally.
  • Adjusted team scoring average of 313.6 across 24 rounds this season.
State of Play
  • Entering the tournament, Northwest is one of nine MIAA teams selected for the regional competition.
  • The Bearcats will face a total of 18 teams during the Central Regional championship.
What's Next

The Bearcats will aim to improve upon last season's 12th-place finish by leveraging their current ranking as they compete in the tournament next month. Their performance at the regional will determine if they can advance to the NCAA Championship in Palm Beach Gardens.

Bottom Line

With consistent performance and determination, the Northwest Missouri State women's golf team has a solid opportunity to excel at the NCAA Central Regional Tournament, potentially paving the way for their first appearance at the NCAA Championship finals.