2026 NCAA DII ladies’s golf championship area introduced

INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Committee has chosen the groups and people that can compete within the 2026 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championships. 

✍️ WHAT TO KNOW: For the 2026 DII ladies’s golf championship

The NCAA Division II ladies’s golf regional competitors will likely be carried out May 4-6. Each website will include each crew and particular person competitors carried out concurrently. The variety of groups and people from non-qualifying groups at every regionals are as follows: 

Central regional: 18 groups; 6 people;
East regional: 18 groups, 6 people;
South regional: 18 groups, 6 people; and
West regional: 18 groups, 6 people.

All members will compete by means of the 54 holes of competitors. The prime 5 (central), 4 (south), 4 (east) and 5 (west) groups together with the highest two people not on an advancing crew will advance to the championships.

The championships will likely be held May 12-16 at PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The variety of members that qualify for the finals is 98.
The following groups and people have been chosen to take part within the following Regionals.

Central Regional
St. Joseph Country Club
St. Joseph, Missouri
Host: St. Joseph, MO Sports Commission and Missouri Western State University

Teams:
1.    Arkansas Tech
2.    Rogers State
3.    Southwestern Oklahoma State
4.    Washburn
5.    Central Missouri
6.    Arkansas-Fort Smith
7.    Central Oklahoma
8.    Henderson State
9.    Nebraska-Kearney
10.    Harding
11.    Minnesota State Mankato
12.    Northwest Missouri
13.    Missouri Western
14.    Wayne State (Nebraska)
15.    Missouri Southern State
16.    Winona State
17.    Concordia-St. Paul
18.    Augustana (South Dakota)

Individuals: 
1.    Morgan Simmons, Oklahoma Baptist
2.    Jessica Parker, Northeastern State
3.    Carley Button, Southeastern Oklahoma State
4.     Haley Whittern, Southern Nazarene
5.    Brianna Chamoun, Southern Arkansas
6.    Gracie Doke, Northwestern Oklahoma State

East Regional 
Findlay Country Club
Findlay, Ohio
Host: University of Findlay

Teams:
1.    Findlay
2.    Grand Valley State
3.    UIndy
4.    Missouri-St. Louis
5.    Ferris State
6.    Ashland
7.    Tiffin
8.    Gannon
9.    Lewis
10.    McKendree
11.    Maryville (Missouri)
12.    Davenport
13.    Charleston (West Virginia)
14.    Wayne State (Michigan)
15.    Northwood
16.    Saginaw Valley State
17.    West Chester
18.    Adelphi

Individuals:
1.    Sydney Hugo, Walsh
2.    Elaine Grant, Illinois Springfield 
3.    AJ Powell, Wisconsin-Parkside
4.     Grace Stafford, Drury
5.    Lily Zicarelli, Wisconsin-Parkside
6.    Lily Vardaman, Quincy

South Regional 
Cleveland Country Club
Cleveland, Tennessee
Host: Lee University

Teams:
1.    Wingate
2.    Anderson (South Carolina)
3.    Nova Southeastern
4.    Lynn
5.    Lander
6.    Flagler
7.    Barry
8.    Lee
9.    University of Tampa
10.    North Georgia
11.    Rollins
12.    Saint Leo
13.    Florida Southern
14.    Eckerd
15.    Lincoln Memorial
16.    West Florida 
17.    Erskine
18.    Palm Beach Atlantic

Individuals:
1.    Mary-Paige King, Catawba
2.    Anaelle Picot, Carson-Newman
3.    Eve Neild, Lenoir-Rhyne
4.    McLain Neal, University of South Carolina Beaufort
5.    Emery Fisher, Carson-Newman
6.    Alba Cáliz Rejas, Emmanuel (Georgia)

West Regional 
Pueblo Country Club
Pueblo, Colorado
Host: Colorado State University, Pueblo

Teams:
1.    Dallas Baptist University
2.    The University of Texas at Tyler
3.    Cal State San Marcos
4.    St. Mary’s (Texas)
5.    Colorado State University Pueblo
6.    West Texas A&M
7.    Midwestern State
8.    Cal State LA
9.    Simon Fraser 
10.    Point Loma
11.    Cal State Monterey Bay
12.    Cal State East Bay
13.    Angelo State
14.    Lubbock Christian
15.    Texas A&M International 
16.    Westmont
17.    Colorado Christian
18.    Hawaii Hilo

Individuals:
1.    Ashley Lam, Westminster (Utah)
2.    Lauren F. Lee, Western Washington 
3.    Orraya Jan Tipasathien, Montana State Billings
4.    Maria Jose Savoca, Cameron
5.    Theresa Shaw, Vanguard
6.    Neige Dunn, Metropolitan State University of Denver

For extra details about the 2026 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championships, go surfing to ncaa.com.