SWOSU Women鈥檚 Golf Headed to NCAA Regional
SWOSU's women's golf team has secured a spot in the 2026 NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championships, marking their 12th appearance in the last 13 seasons. Ranked No. 5 in the Central Region, they will compete against 17 teams from various conferences at St. Joseph Country Club in Missouri from May 4-6. The event consists of 54 holes over three days, with the top five teams and two individual players advancing to the national championship later in May. SWOSU's strong roster includes standout players Maria Velilla and Freya Sala, both recognized as top competitors in their region.
By the Numbers- SWOSU has finished 3rd or better in six tournaments this year.
- Last year, they placed 7th at the regional, with Drew Dodgion advancing individually.
- SWOSU women's golf is experiencing a competitive season, including two wins in stroke play tournaments.
- The team boasts individual accolades, with Sala as a two-time All-GAC selection and Velilla winning Freshman of the Year.
The Lady Bulldogs will prepare for the regional championship by focusing on team cohesion and performance in the upcoming tournament, aiming to secure a top-five finish and advance to the national level.
Bottom LineWith a strong team and competitive track record, SWOSU is well-positioned to make an impact at the NCAA regional, potentially paving the way for their third national championship appearance in program history.
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