UF Women Finish High In NCAA Division II Championship University of Findlay Women’s Golf Team finished 3rd in NCAA Women’s Division II National Championship. With scores of 70-74-70 for a combined -2 under par, the Lady Oilers’ Gabby Woods finished runner-up in the Individual portion. Her teammates Jill Schmitmeyer was T-8 and Mary Kelly Mulcahy was T-14. Tiffin University also made it out of the regionals and finished T-17 in the National Championship. Men’s Division II Avalon Lakes Golf Club in Warren, Ohio hosted the Men’s NCAA Division II Championship. Oklahoma Christian took the title by 15 shots over Barry University. Ohio colleges were very involved in the NCAA Championships and proves once again that golf at every level is very strong in the Buckeye State. Takagi Earned Trip to NCAA Finals The Kent State Women’s Golf Team is always loaded with talented women golfers and 2023 was no exception. This season they won their 23rd consecutive MAC Championship and qualified for the NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Regionals. Mid-American Conference (MAC) Freshman of the Year, Leon Takagi finished fifth at the Athens, Georgia Regional to qualify for the NCAA Women’s Championship. The team failed to finish strong enough to make it to the finals and Takagi competed in Scottsdale as an individual. With scores of 71-72-76, Takagi finished T-47 in Scottsdale, but the freshman proved that she is someone to watch in the coming seasons. Ohio Golf Journal
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