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Friday, May 16
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University of Kansas
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NCAA Championship
No. 21 Kansas Travels to California for Third NCAA Championship Appearance in Program History
5/15/2025 9:52:00 AM | Women's Golf
Tournament:Â 2025 NCAA DI Women's Golf Championship
Course:Â Omni La Costa Resort & Spa Champions Course
Par/Yards:Â 72/6,330Â
When:Â May 16-21
Participating Teams: UNLV, Purdue, Vanderbilt, Baylor, Virginia, Wake Forest, Florida, Florida State, Ole Miss, Georgia Southern, Michigan State, Texas, Northwestern, Iowa State, Arizona State, KANSAS, UCLA, Ohio State, CSU Fullerton, Stanford, South Carolina, Oklahoma, LSU, USC, Arkansas, Oregon, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Kansas State
Format:Â Four days of stroke play followed by quarterfinals, semifinals and championship of match play
Live Stats:Â Scoreboard
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CARLSBAD, Calif. – The Kansas women's golf team is set to compete in the NCAA Championship at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa Champions Course in Carlsbad, California, from May 16-21. This marks the Jayhawks' third NCAA Championship appearance in program history and their first since the 2014 season.
The NCAA Championship format features three rounds of stroke play with 18 holes each on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, after which the field will be cut to 15 teams. A fourth round of stroke play on Monday will determine the individual national champion and the top eight teams that will advance to match play for the quarterfinals, semifinals and championship match.
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"We are excited to travel with five of the same athletes in the lineup that won the regional championship last week," said fourth-year Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle. "We've had a great last week of practice and are super excited to represent KU by playing great golf."
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The Jayhawks are capping off one of the most successful seasons in program history with an NCAA Championship berth. They captured six tournament titles this season, including their first NCAA Regional championship, marking the most tournament wins in a single season in program history. Kansas also tallied five individual victories, highlighted by Lyla Louderbaugh's historic win for the program's first individual NCAA Regional title.
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Kuhle and the Jayhawks will travel with a lineup featuring seniors Lauren Clark and Johanna Ebner, juniors Amy DeKock and Anna Wallin, sophomore Lyla Louderbaugh, and freshman Ebba Nordstedt. Wallin will serve as the alternate for Kansas.
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On Tuesday, Kuhle was named to the Division I Jackie Steinmann WGCA National Coach of the Year Presented by Golf Pride Watch List.Â
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Clark has led the Jayhawks this season, posting a team-best 71.9 scoring average and earning three individual titles. She also leads the team in top-five finishes (4), top-10 finishes (5), and top-20 finishes (7), while holding the lowest 54-hole score in program history with a 199 (-17). Clark was named to the All-Big 12 First Team following the conference championship.
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Louderbaugh enters the NCAA Championship fresh off her first collegiate victory at the NCAA Columbus Regional, where she won by eight strokes and closed with a final-round 65 (-7). She owns the team's second-lowest stroke average at 72.1 and has recorded five rounds in the 60s this season.
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DeKock has been a consistent presence in the lineup, competing in all 11 events and posting a 72.5 stroke average. DeKock has seven top-20 finishes, including four top-10 and two top-five finishes.
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Ebner has played in 10 events and is coming off a strong 12th-place finish at regionals. Ebner carries a scoring average of 72.7 and has six top-20 finishes on the season.
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Nordstedt has made an immediate impact in the spring season, appearing in every event while averaging 72.4 strokes per round. She has recorded five top-20 finishes in seven events.
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Wallin will travel with the team as the alternate. She has competed in three events this season, with finishes of 19th, 37th and 55th.
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"This group is extremely confident and competitive and we know that our goals are to compete for a championship this week, so we are excited to get the tournament underway," Kuhle added.Â
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HOW TO FOLLOW
Kansas will tee off for the opening round of the NCAA Championship on Friday, May 16. Fans can follow along with live scoring here, while live updates throughout the tournament will be provided on the official Kansas Women's Golf X account. The GOLF Channel will provide live broadcast coverage of the match play portion of the NCAA Championship on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Course:Â Omni La Costa Resort & Spa Champions Course
Par/Yards:Â 72/6,330Â
When:Â May 16-21
Participating Teams: UNLV, Purdue, Vanderbilt, Baylor, Virginia, Wake Forest, Florida, Florida State, Ole Miss, Georgia Southern, Michigan State, Texas, Northwestern, Iowa State, Arizona State, KANSAS, UCLA, Ohio State, CSU Fullerton, Stanford, South Carolina, Oklahoma, LSU, USC, Arkansas, Oregon, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Kansas State
Format:Â Four days of stroke play followed by quarterfinals, semifinals and championship of match play
Live Stats:Â Scoreboard
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CARLSBAD, Calif. – The Kansas women's golf team is set to compete in the NCAA Championship at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa Champions Course in Carlsbad, California, from May 16-21. This marks the Jayhawks' third NCAA Championship appearance in program history and their first since the 2014 season.
The NCAA Championship format features three rounds of stroke play with 18 holes each on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, after which the field will be cut to 15 teams. A fourth round of stroke play on Monday will determine the individual national champion and the top eight teams that will advance to match play for the quarterfinals, semifinals and championship match.
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"We are excited to travel with five of the same athletes in the lineup that won the regional championship last week," said fourth-year Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle. "We've had a great last week of practice and are super excited to represent KU by playing great golf."
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The Jayhawks are capping off one of the most successful seasons in program history with an NCAA Championship berth. They captured six tournament titles this season, including their first NCAA Regional championship, marking the most tournament wins in a single season in program history. Kansas also tallied five individual victories, highlighted by Lyla Louderbaugh's historic win for the program's first individual NCAA Regional title.
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Kuhle and the Jayhawks will travel with a lineup featuring seniors Lauren Clark and Johanna Ebner, juniors Amy DeKock and Anna Wallin, sophomore Lyla Louderbaugh, and freshman Ebba Nordstedt. Wallin will serve as the alternate for Kansas.
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On Tuesday, Kuhle was named to the Division I Jackie Steinmann WGCA National Coach of the Year Presented by Golf Pride Watch List.Â
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Clark has led the Jayhawks this season, posting a team-best 71.9 scoring average and earning three individual titles. She also leads the team in top-five finishes (4), top-10 finishes (5), and top-20 finishes (7), while holding the lowest 54-hole score in program history with a 199 (-17). Clark was named to the All-Big 12 First Team following the conference championship.
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Louderbaugh enters the NCAA Championship fresh off her first collegiate victory at the NCAA Columbus Regional, where she won by eight strokes and closed with a final-round 65 (-7). She owns the team's second-lowest stroke average at 72.1 and has recorded five rounds in the 60s this season.
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DeKock has been a consistent presence in the lineup, competing in all 11 events and posting a 72.5 stroke average. DeKock has seven top-20 finishes, including four top-10 and two top-five finishes.
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Ebner has played in 10 events and is coming off a strong 12th-place finish at regionals. Ebner carries a scoring average of 72.7 and has six top-20 finishes on the season.
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Nordstedt has made an immediate impact in the spring season, appearing in every event while averaging 72.4 strokes per round. She has recorded five top-20 finishes in seven events.
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Wallin will travel with the team as the alternate. She has competed in three events this season, with finishes of 19th, 37th and 55th.
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"This group is extremely confident and competitive and we know that our goals are to compete for a championship this week, so we are excited to get the tournament underway," Kuhle added.Â
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HOW TO FOLLOW
Kansas will tee off for the opening round of the NCAA Championship on Friday, May 16. Fans can follow along with live scoring here, while live updates throughout the tournament will be provided on the official Kansas Women's Golf X account. The GOLF Channel will provide live broadcast coverage of the match play portion of the NCAA Championship on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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