Congratulations to the East Regional Champs!

[SuperHornet]

Big South Champions Liberty University (#32 in the country) won the NCAA East Regional Boys Golf Tournament with a +4 868 effort over three rounds at Greensboro, NC. In the process, they withstood a Day 3 charge from #17 Florida and #5 Auburn. The top 5 teams in each region advance to the NCAAs. Left in the dust are #20 Duke (+17 881), #41 SMU (+19 883), #9 UNLV (+24 888), #28 Indiana (+30 894), #44 TX Tech (+31 895), UNC-Charlotte (+43 907), LA-Lafayette (+52 916), Mt. St. Mary's (+64 928), and George Washington (+64 928). The NCAAs will be held 29 MAY through 03 JUN at Pacific Palisades, CA.

1. #32 Liberty +4 868
2. #17 Florida +7 871
3. #5 Auburn +10 874
4. Lamar +13 877
5. Tulsa +14 878

Campbell's Viata Guillaume (-3 213) won a one-hole sudden death playoff with SMU's Matt Schovee for the one individual spot to the NCAAs. They were part of a 3-way tie with Liberty's #45 Robert Karlsson, who did not take part in the playoff because Liberty is going to the NCAAs as a team.

Also advancing are:

Central Regional at Ann Arbor, MI: #6 USC (-11 841), #7 OR (-10 842), #18 Kent St (-8 844), #19 UVA (-6 846), #43 TCU (-3 849). NCSU's Albin Choi (-10 203) advances as an individual. Notre Dame (+7 859), NC St (+7 859), #31 OK St (+11 863), #42 Kennesaw St (+16 868), Purdue (+23 875), #29 Baylor (+30 882), OH St (+43 895), and Navy (+79 931)fall.

Southeast Regional at Athens, GA: #4 AL (-24 828), #33 ECU (+1 853), #10 N FL (+6 858), #24 UGA (+12 864), #27 IA (+14 866). LBSU's Philip Chian (-3 210) moves on as an individual. #16 NM (+15 867), two-time defending national champions #45 Augusta State (+18 870), #40 Long Bach State (+20 872), Houston (+22 874), UNC-Wilmington (+22 874), Wake Forest (+28 880), UTA (+32 884), and Loyola-MD (+58 910) drop out.

South Regional at Bowling Green, KY: #34 UT-Chattanooga (-5 859), #15 TX A&M (-4 860), #3 UCLA -1 863), #46 VA Tech (+10 874), #39 Memphis St (+12 876). IA State's #75 Nate McCoy (-4 212) advances as an individual. #11 AR (+15 879), #26 N TX (+16 880), NW (+17 881), IA St (+22 886), CO St (+22 886), #21 Clemson (+23 887), Jax St (+45 909), Penn (+62 926), and AL St (+106 970) go away.

South Central Regional at Norman, OK: #13 WA (-4 860), #1 TX (E 864), #23 FL St (+7 871), #35 IL (+7 871), #30 OK (+10 874). U San Diego's Grant Forrest (+2 218) advances as an idividual. #12 GA Tech (+19 883), #36 St. Mary's (+28 892), #49 S Car (+31 895), AZ (+38 902), U of San Diego (+38 902), Sac State (+39 903) (Boo! Hiss!), IUPUI (+51 915), #48 MTSU (+58 922), and Loyola-Chicago (+80 944) head home.

The West Regional at Stanford, CA: #2 Cal (-25 815), #14 San Diego St (-19 821), #37 UAB (-10 830), #8 Stanford (-8 832), and #22 UCF (-5 835) move on. The individual qualifier is Pepperdine's #68 Josh Anderson (-14 196). #47 TN (-3 837), #50 OR St (-1 839), U San Francisco (-1 839), #38 Wichita St (+2 842), #25 LSU (+8 848), SJSU (+14 854), UCFE (+17 857), and SE LA (+26 866) are done.

[dal4018]

Big South Champions Liberty University (#32 in the country) won the NCAA East Regional Boys Golf Tournament with a +4 868 effort over three rounds at Greensboro, NC. In the process, they withstood a Day 3 charge from #17 Florida and #5 Auburn. The top 5 teams in each region advance to the NCAAs. Left in the dust are #20 Duke (+17 881), #41 SMU (+19 883), #9 UNLV (+24 888), #28 Indiana (+30 894), #44 TX Tech (+31 895), UNC-Charlotte (+43 907), LA-Lafayette (+52 916), Mt. St. Mary's (+64 928), and George Washington (+64 928). The NCAAs will be held 29 MAY through 03 JUN at Pacific Palisades, CA.

1. #32 Liberty +4 868
2. #17 Florida +7 871
3. #5 Auburn +10 874
4. Lamar +13 877
5. Tulsa +14 878

Campbell's Viata Guillaume (-3 213) won a one-hole sudden death playoff with SMU's Matt Schovee for the one individual spot to the NCAAs. They were part of a 3-way tie with Liberty's #45 Robert Karlsson, who did not take part in the playoff because Liberty is going to the NCAAs as a team.

Also advancing are:

Central Regional at Ann Arbor, MI: #6 USC (-11 841), #7 OR (-10 842), #18 Kent St (-8 844), #19 UVA (-6 846), #43 TCU (-3 849). NCSU's Albin Choi (-10 203) advances as an individual. Notre Dame (+7 859), NC St (+7 859), #31 OK St (+11 863), #42 Kennesaw St (+16 868), Purdue (+23 875), #29 Baylor (+30 882), OH St (+43 895), and Navy (+79 931)fall.

Southeast Regional at Athens, GA: #4 AL (-24 828), #33 ECU (+1 853), #10 N FL (+6 858), #24 UGA (+12 864), #27 IA (+14 866). LBSU's Philip Chian (-3 210) moves on as an individual. #16 NM (+15 867), two-time defending national champions #45 Augusta State (+18 870), #40 Long Bach State (+20 872), Houston (+22 874), UNC-Wilmington (+22 874), Wake Forest (+28 880), UTA (+32 884), and Loyola-MD (+58 910) drop out.

South Regional at Bowling Green, KY: #34 UT-Chattanooga (-5 859), #15 TX A&M (-4 860), #3 UCLA -1 863), #46 VA Tech (+10 874), #39 Memphis St (+12 876). IA State's #75 Nate McCoy (-4 212) advances as an individual. #11 AR (+15 879), #26 N TX (+16 880), NW (+17 881), IA St (+22 886), CO St (+22 886), #21 Clemson (+23 887), Jax St (+45 909), Penn (+62 926), and AL St (+106 970) go away.

South Central Regional at Norman, OK: #13 WA (-4 860), #1 TX (E 864), #23 FL St (+7 871), #35 IL (+7 871), #30 OK (+10 874). U San Diego's Grant Forrest (+2 218) advances as an idividual. #12 GA Tech (+19 883), #36 St. Mary's (+28 892), #49 S Car (+31 895), AZ (+38 902), U of San Diego (+38 902), Sac State (+39 903) (Boo! Hiss!), IUPUI (+51 915), #48 MTSU (+58 922), and Loyola-Chicago (+80 944) head home.

The West Regional at Stanford, CA: #2 Cal (-25 815), #14 San Diego St (-19 821), #37 UAB (-10 830), #8 Stanford (-8 832), and #22 UCF (-5 835) move on. The individual qualifier is Pepperdine's #68 Josh Anderson (-14 196). #47 TN (-3 837), #50 OR St (-1 839), U San Francisco (-1 839), #38 Wichita St (+2 842), #25 LSU (+8 848), SJSU (+14 854), UCFE (+17 857), and SE LA (+26 866) are done.

Congrats to Liberty I see Jackson St/Alabama St tried to make waves but came up short.

[SuperHornet]

Actually, that was Jacksonville State.

[dal4018]

Actually, that was Jacksonville State.

Okay thanks.