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Full field, seeds, scores for 2023 NCAA Division I women’s golf regionals, May 8-10

Check out the full fields of teams and individuals competing for a shot at the 2023 national championship.

The 2023 NCAA Division I women’s golf regional fields are set.

Regionals will be played May 8-10.

The six regional championship sites each feature 12 teams and six individuals (72 teams and 36 individuals, total).

The locations are:

University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, Georgia (hosted by Georgia); PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida (hosted by FAU); Palouse Ridge Golf Course in Pullman, Washington (hosted by Washington State); Lonnie Poole Golf Course in Raleigh, North Carolina (hosted by N.C. State); TPC San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas) (hosted by UTSA); and The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana (hosted by Indiana).

The top five teams and the top individual (not on an advancing team) will move on from each regional to the national championship at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, May 19-24.

More: Golfstat leaderboard for NCAA women’s regionals | NCAA women’s conference championship results | NCAA men’s regional fields

Here are the regional fields (Golfweek/Sagarin rankings in parentheses):

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The No. 12 Auburn Tigers are headed to Los Angeles for the NCAA Regionals

The Tigers will be competing against Utah, Southern Utah, and Washington in the regional semifinals

The Auburn Tigers are headed to Los Angeles for the NCAA Regionals, it was announced Monday on the NCAA’s selection show.

The Tigers are the No. 12 seed and will be competing against No. 5 seed Utah, Southern Utah, and Washington in the regional semifinals.

The top two teams will then advance to the regional finals where they will battle the two winners from the other regional semifinal for two spots in the national finals.

Auburn’s opposing semifinal includes No. 4 UCLA, No. 14 Missouri, Stanford, and either BYU or Boise State.

The Los Angeles regional will start on March 29 and run until April 1.

In all, 36 teams made the regionals with the top 16 earning seeds based on National Qualifying Score. The remaining 20 were then placed into regionals based on geography. Of those 36 eight were from the SEC, including No. 2 Florida, No. 6 LSU, No. 8 Alabama, No. 9 Kentucky, No. 12 Auburn, and No. 14 Missouri.

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Predicting the winners of each NCAA baseball super regional

Calling our shot on who will survive each super regional this weekend.

After one of the most wild regional weekends in recent college baseball history that saw tons of home runs, incredible comebacks and clutch performances, the eight super regional sites are now officially set.

There are 11 national seeds and five unseeded teams that advanced to the super regional round setting up a full slate of intriguing matchups.

  • Notre Dame vs. No. 1 Tennessee
  • No. 9 Texas vs. No. 8 East Carolina
  • Oklahoma vs. No. 4 Virginia Tech
  • No. 12 Louisville vs. No. 5 Texas A&M
  • UCONN vs. No. 2 Stanford
  • Arkansas vs. No. 10 North Carolina
  • No. 14 Auburn vs. No. 3 Oregon State
  • Ole Miss vs. No. 11 Southern Miss

The winners of each best of three series will make the trip to Omaha, NE for the College World Series.

The super regionals take place from June 10-14, starting with four matchups on Friday.

Here is a look at who we think will be moving on to Omaha after the super regionals are completed.

2022 NCAA baseball tournament: Predicting winners from each regional

2022 NCAA baseball tournament: Predicting winners from each regional

The college baseball season and conference tournaments have concluded and the NCAA Tournament begins with NCAA regionals play.

NCAA Regionals take place June 3-6 at 16 campus sites. Each regional features four teams and will be contested in a double-elimination format.

Winners of each regional will advance to the NCAA Super Regionals, which are slated to begin June 9 at various campus sites throughout the nation. Each Super Regional is a best-of-3 series.

The 16 regional tournament hosts include Tennessee, Georgia State. Texas, East Carolina, Texas A&M, Louisville, Florida, Virginia Tech, Stanford, Maryland, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Miami, Southern Miss, Auburn and Oregon State.

Vols Wire predicts winners of each NCAA Regional. Below are projected winners.

Five takeaways from the 2022 NCAA Baseball Tournament bracket

The college baseball postseason has finally arrived. 

The college baseball postseason has finally arrived.

Regional play will take place June 3-6 with its usual double-elimination format. The 16 Regional winners will move on to the Super Regional round from June 10-13 where two teams face off in a best of three series. The eight teams who survive the Super Regional advance to the College World Series starting on June 17.

The NCAA committee released the 16 host sites on Sunday night followed by the full official 2022 bracket on Monday afternoon.

Each year the tournament is announced, controversy follows some of the committees’ decision-making. This season features some snubbed teams along with interesting top 16 seedings.

The bracket does set up many can’t miss matchups and storylines including TCU heading to College Station, Ole Miss making the field and Texas State making the trip out west to Standford.

Here are five takeaways from the NCAA Baseball Tournament bracket:

2022 NCAA Baseball Tournament regional sites announced

The Tigers learned whether they would host a regional in Baton Rouge on Sunday night.

LSU entered this week’s SEC Tournament in Hoover squarely in the hunt to host a regional in the NCAA Tournament, which begins this coming weekend. However, after an early exit and 1-2 performance as the No. 4 seed, the Tigers will have to hit the road next week for the regional round.

The tournament selection committee announced the 16 regional host sites on Sunday night, and Baton Rouge was not among them. LSU won’t find out where it will play until the full 64-team bracket is released on Monday at 11 a.m. CT.

Coach Jay Johnson’s team had some ups and downs in Year 1, but it enters the postseason in a good position with a 38-20 (17-13 SEC) record on the year.

In total, four SEC teams were able to earn the right to host a regional: Auburn, Florida, Texas A&M and Tennessee. LSU advanced out of the regional round as an underdog last season, and it will look to do the same this time around.

The Tigers will soon learn where they’re heading and who they could face in the regional field. You can watch the selection show on ESPN2.

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New baseball bracketology projects Auburn to host a regional

We could see more baseball at Plainsman Park.

The Auburn Tigers dropped their opening matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats in the SEC Tournament. Despite the loss, it doesn’t seem to damper their hopes of hosting an NCAA Regional at Plainsman Park.

According to D1 Baseball, the Tigers are still in line to be one of the 16 teams to host a four-team regional field in the chase for Omaha.

Their field would consist of Coastal Carolina, Florida State, and College of Charleston. The Tigers would face Charleston in the first game in the No. 1-4 seeded matchup.

Other SEC teams projected to host a regional matchup include the LSU Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, and Texas A&M Aggies.

Auburn finished the season with a 37-19 overall record and 16-13 conference record. The good news about hosting a regional for Auburn is they won 22 of 31 games played at home this year.

The team’s top batter was Sonny DiChiara, who is batting .379 with 18 home runs and 48 RBIs. He would finish second in doubles with 15 to Kason Howell’s 16 two-baggers.

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NCAA men’s golf regionals: Oklahoma gets the last laugh in Norman, Arizona’s big week, a pair of No. 9 seeds advance and more from Wednesday’s final rounds

Third-round recaps from all six men’s regionals across the country.

College golf’s championship season continued this week with men’s Division I regional play at six locations across the country.

Three regions had 13 teams and 10 individuals while the other three had 14 teams and five individuals, with 18 holes of stroke play each day from Monday, May 16 through Wednesday, May 18. The top five teams (30 total) and the low individual not on an advancing team (six total) from each region advance to the NCAA Men’s Championship at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, May 27-June 1.

Below you’ll find a recap from each regional as play concluded from all six sites.

Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings: Men’s team | Men’s individual

NCAA men’s golf regionals: No. 12-seed Denver in the mix, an ACC duel in New Haven and Florida State’s big comeback

Second-round recaps from all six men’s regionals across the country.

College golf’s championship season continues this week with men’s Division I regional play at six locations across the country.

Three regions have 13 teams and 10 individuals while the other three have 14 teams and five individuals, with 18 holes of stroke play each day from Monday, May 16 through Wednesday, May 18. The top five teams (30 total) and the low individual not on an advancing team (six total) from each region advance to the NCAA Men’s Championship at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, May 27-June 1.

Below you’ll find a recap, as well as a breakdown of what to watch for from each regional as play concludes from all six sites on day two.

Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings: Men’s team | Men’s individual

Full field, seeds for 2022 NCAA Division I men’s golf regionals

Check out the full fields of teams and individuals competing for a shot at the national championship.

The 2022 NCAA Division I men’s golf regional fields have been announced.

Six regional sites will host play May 16-18. Three regions will have 13 teams and 10 individuals while three will have 14 teams and five individuals. The top five teams (30 total) and the low individual not on an advancing team (six total) from each region advance to the NCAA Men’s Championship at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, May 27-June 1.

The six regional sites are as follows: Traditions Club in Bryan, Texas (hosted by Texas A&M); OSU Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio (hosted by Ohio State); Yale Golf Course in New Haven, Connecticut (hosted by Yale); PGA National Resort’s Champions Course in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida (hosted by Florida Atlantic); The Reserve at Spanos Park in Stockton, California (hosted by Pacific); Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Oklahoma (hosted by Oklahoma).

Here are the regional fields (Golfweek/Sagarin rankings in parentheses):