Kansas Concludes Season at NCAA Ann Arbor Regionals

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NCAA Ann Arbor Regional

Kansas Concludes Season at NCAA Ann Arbor Regionals

5/13/2026 3:29:00 PM | Women's Golf

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Kansas women's golf team finished in seventh place at the NCAA Ann Arbor Regionals after recording a 54-hole team score of 886 (+34).

"I'm really proud of our fight on the back nine today," Kansas coach Linsday Kuhle said. "We were 14-over on the front nine and easily could've just given up and quit because things were tough. The weather was tough and the course was hard, but we fought."

USC won the regional with a score of 853 (+1) and qualified for the NCAA Championship. Other NCAA Championship qualifiers included Ohio State (+6), Duke (+16), Northwestern (+17), and Texas Tech (+22). The NCAA Championship will be held May 22-27 at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa's Champions Course in Carlsbad, California. Additionally, Isabella McCauley of the University of Minnesota qualified for the NCAA Championship by being the lowest scoring individual not on an advancing team.

Sophomore Ebba Nordstedt led the way for the Jayhawks at regionals and finished with scores of 72-71-72 (+2) and tied for 11th place. This marks Nordstedt's fifth top 20 finish of the season, and her 10th of her career.

Senior Anna Wallin finished the tournament with scores 74-70-77 (+8) and tied for 27th place. Wallin had her best round of the tournament on Tuesday in round two, when she carded a 70 (-1) for her seventh round under par this season.

Senior Amy DeKock concluded her Jayhawk career with a tie for 38th finish at the regional. DeKock carded scores of 74-78-74 (+13) and tallied five birdies throughout the tournament.

Freshman Kinslea Jones finished the tournament with scores of 76-74-78 (+15) and tied for 42nd place individually.

Junior Lyla Louderbaugh put together her best round of the tournament on Wednesday, recording a 74 (+3) and carding four birdies. Louderbaugh finished the tournament with scores of 76-82-74 (+19) and tied for 50th place individually.

"This is a team that showed great fight and resilience, which showcases how proud they are to represent KU," Kuhle added. "As their coach, I'm extremely proud of how they competed. I'm very proud of their growth and maturity with everything they did this year."