hosting women's golf, No. 23 but 8th seed

Colleges & Universities The University of Texas at Austin
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<p>"The Central Regional will be held May 8 to 10 at the University of Texas Golf Course in Austin, Texas, and is hosted by the University of Texas, the No. 8 seed in the event. A total of 21 teams and three individuals will take part in the event with the top eight teams and the top two individuals who are not part of those eight teams advancing to the Division I Championships set for Albuquerque, N.M., on May 20 to 23. </p>

<p>The sixth-ranked Boilermakers will be joined in the 21-team field by No. 2 UCLA, No. 12 Alabama, No. 11 Denver, No. 15 Kent State, No. 16 Pepperdine, No. 19 Texas A&M, No. 23 Texas, No. 24 LSU, No. 26 Florida State, No. 27 Notre Dame, No. 36 TCU, No. 38 North Carolina State, No. 46 East Tennessee State, No. 48 Washington, No. 50 Texas Tech, No. 51 Nebraska, No. 87 Harvard, No. 91 Texas State, No. 100 Illinois State and No. 199 Fairleigh Dickinson. The three golfers competing as individuals are Steffi Kirchmayr of the College of Charleston, Sara Wikstrom of Arkansas-Little Rock and Araceli Felgueroso of Coastal Carolina."</p>

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<p>I’ll cheer for No. 15 Kent State in this tourney. Go Golden Flashes!</p>

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<p>From the Saturday, May 10, Austin American Statesman.<br>
7th of 21 teams in Central Regional</p>

<p>The University of Texas women’s golf team shot a 15-over-par 303 today to finish seventh in the Central Regional at the University of Texas Golf Club.</p>

<p>Led by an even-par 72 from Caney Hines this afternoon and a dramatic final-hole birdie by Shannon Fish, the Longhorns shot a three-round score of 35-over-par 899 to finish three strokes ahead of LSU and Florida State, which tied for eighth. LSU won the tie.</p>

<p>Texas A&M also advanced with a sturdy final-round score of even-par 288. The Aggies placed fifth, behind TCU, Denver, Purdue and champion UCLA.</p>

<p>Texas advances to the NCAA women’s golf national championship for the first time since 2004.</p>