Live updates: 2023 DII men's golf championship (2023)

Match play for the title begins May 25 with a national winner crowned Friday, May 26. Top-seeded Oklahoma Christian (-10) leads the team field.

Four teams advanced past the quarterfinals this morning on to the semifinals teeing off this afternoon.

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Qualifiers for match play:

• Oklahoma Christian (-10)
• Barry(+5)
• West Florida(+8)
• Nova Southeastern(+10)

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A 5-under par final round propelled Palm Beach Atlantic's Andrew Riley to the 2023 NCAA DII individual national championship.

While Riley's team did not earn a trip to the stroke play finals in the 2023 tournament, his individual success on the season and in the postseason, helped the Florida native earn a trip to the competition as an individual. Riley had a strong week, posting two 5-under 67s and a 2-under 70 to finish 12-under par and win the individual competition by two strokes over Western Washington's Jordan Lee.

Here is the top of the leaderboard from the individual competition.

With an impressive score of 11-under par as a team, Oklahoma Christian will enter the match play portion of the 2023 NCAA DII men's golf championships as the top seed. An 11-under par second round score of 277 was the primary reason for the Eagles' success this week. Entering that round, OCU was two shots off the lead, but finished the day up 10 shots on second place. The finished the week with a 16 stroke lead over second place Barry.

In addition to Oklahoma Christian, seven other teams will advance to the match play round of the 2023 championships. These seven teams, as well as the final scores for all 20 teams that made it to this part of the tournament are listed below.

Qualifiers for match play:

• Oklahoma Christian (-10)
• Barry(+5)
• West Florida(+8)
• Lee University(+8)
• Grand Valley State(+8)
• Nova Southeastern(+10)
• Sonoma State University(+11)
• Simon Fraser(+14)

Final scores from all competing teams

The 2023 DII men's golf championship round is here, with play set for May 22-26 at Avalon Lakes in Warren, Ohio,hosted by the Mountain East Conference and Avalon Lakes at The Grand Resort. 20 teams and eight individuals advanced as finalists. You can follow along via live stats by clicking or tapping one of the links below.

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Championship Teams

• Davis & Elkins
• Fayetteville State
• Indiana (Pennsylvania)
• Grand Valley State
• Simon Fraser
• Maryville
• Washburn
• Harding
• Southern Arkansas
• West Florida
• Barry
• Nova Southeastern
• North Georgia
• Lee
• Georgia Southwestern
• Sonoma State
• Western Washington
• Chico State
• Oklahoma Christian
• Missouri S&T

Championship Individuals

• Donte Groppuso, St. Thomas Aquinas
• Tyler Birdd, Le Moyne
• Ethan Wilkins, Henderson State
• Donnie Professori, Findlay
• Andrew Riley, Palm Beach Atlantic
• Jose Ramirez, Lynn
• Mauricio Figueroa, Texas A&M International
• Liam Duncan, Colorado State University Pueblo

INDIANAPOLIS —The NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Committee announced the field of 20 teams and eight student-athletes competing as individuals that have been selected to participate in the 2023 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships.

The championships will be held May 22-26, at Avalon Lakes in Warren, Ohio. The championships will be hosted by the Mountain East Conference and Avalon Lakes at The Grand Resort.

The teams and individuals that advanced for the 2023 championships are listed below:

ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL
Iron Valley Golf Club, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Millersville University of Pennsylvania, host.

Teams:
1. Davis & Elkins
2. Fayetteville State
3. Indiana (Pennsylvania)

Individuals:
1. Donte Groppuso, St. Thomas Aquinas
2. Tyler Birdd, Le Moyne

CENTRAL/MIDWEST REGIONAL
The Bridges Golf Course, Winona, Minnesota; Winona State University, host.

Teams:
1. Grand Valley State
2. Missouri S&T
3. Maryville
4. Washburn
5. Harding
6. Southern Arkansas

Individuals:
1. Ethan Wilkins, Henderson State
2. Donnie Professori, Findlay

SOUTH/SOUTHEAST REGIONAL
Grande Oaks Golf Club, Davie, Florida; Nova Southeastern University, host.

Teams:
1. West Florida
2. Barry
3. Nova Southeastern
4. North Georgia
5. Lee
6. Georgia Southwestern

Individuals:
1. Andrew Riley, Palm Beach Atlantic
2. Jose Ramirez, Lynn

SOUTH CENTRAL/WEST REGIONAL
Foxtail Golf Club, Rohnert Park, California; Sonoma State University, host.

Teams:
1. Sonoma State
2. Western Washington
3. Chico State
4. Oklahoma Christian
5. Simon Fraser

Individuals:
1. Mauricio Figueroa, Texas A&M International
2. Liam Duncan, Colorado State University Pueblo

For more information about the championships, log on to NCAA.com.

The DII men’s golf regionals are May 11-13. Here are the locations with links to live scoring on GolfStat.com:

• Atlantic/East regional:Iron Valley Golf Club in Lebanon, Pa.|Live scoring
• Central/Midwestregional: The Bridges in Winona, Mn. |Live scoring
• South/Southeast regional at Grande Oaks Golf Club in Davie, Fl.|Live scoring
• West/South Central regional at the Foxtail Golf Club in Rohnert Park, Ca.|Live scoring

At a minimum, the top three teams and the top two student-athletes not with a team from each regional will advance to the finals, May 22-26 at Avalon Lakes in Warren, Ohio. The remaining eight team berths will be allocated based on the regions represented in the prior year’s head-to-head medal play portion of the championships, with the maximum number of teams from a given region capped at seven.The finals will be hosted by the Mountain East Conference and Avalon Lakes at The Grand Resort.

*54-hole tournament.

**Fourth round rained out.

***Won title in playoff.

****Won title by tiebreaker rule.

Match-play finals began in 2011

INDIANAPOLIS —The NCAA has announced the field of 80 teams and 32 student-athletes competing as individuals that have been selected to participate in regional competition of the 2023 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships. Regional play will be conducted May 11-13.

At a minimum, the top three teams and the top two student-athletes not with a team from each regional will advance to the finals, May 22-26 at Avalon Lakes in Warren, Ohio. The remaining eight team berths will be allocated based on the regions represented in the prior year’s head-to-head medal play portion of the championships, with the maximum number of teams from a given region capped at seven. The finals will be hosted by the Mountain East Conference and Avalon Lakes at The Grand Resort.

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Tournaments will be conducted at four regional sites with regional pairings as follows:

Atlantic and East

Central and Midwest

South and Southeast

South Central and West

Teams and individuals are listed in rank order. Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in brackets next to the institution’s name.

ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL

Iron Valley Golf Club, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Millersville University of Pennsylvania, host.

Atlantic Region:

1. Gannon
2. Indiana (Pennsylvania) [Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference]
3. Davis & Elkins [Mountain East Conference]
4. Fayetteville State [Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association]
5. Virginia Union
6. Millersville
7. Charleston (West Virginia)
8. West Liberty
9. California (Pennsylvania)
10. Livingstone

Individuals:

1. Juan Monckeberg, Glenville State
2. Ryan D'Ariano, West Chester
3. Connor Strine, West Chester
4. Tyler Andersen, Notre Dame (Ohio)

East Region:

1. St. Thomas Aquinas
2. Le Moyne
3. Post
4. Assumption [Northeast-10 Conference]
5. Southern New Hampshire
6. Goldey-Beacom [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference]
7. Franklin Pierce
8. Adelphi
9. Wilmington (Delaware)
10. Dominican New York

Individuals:

1. Pablo Hidalgo, Felician
2. Jared Walter, Bentley
3. Drew Semons, Saint Anselm
4. Nelson Eaton, Bentley

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CENTRAL/MIDWEST REGIONAL

The Bridges Golf Course, Winona, Minnesota; Winona State University, host.

Central Region:

1. Henderson State [Great American Conference]
2. Northeastern State
3. Harding
4. Washburn
5. Central Oklahoma
6. Southwestern Oklahoma State
7. Southern Arkansas
8. Missouri Southern State [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]
9. Central Missouri
10. Bemidji State [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference]

Individuals:

1. Marius Dose, Missouri Western
2. Alessandro Trenta, Winona State
3. Daniel Robles, Rogers State
4. Brandon Sperling, Concordia St. Paul

Midwest Region:

1. Grand Valley State [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
2. Missouri-St. Louis
3. Missouri S&T
4. Findlay
5. McKendree [Great Lakes Valley Conference]
6. Wayne State (Michigan)
7. Maryville, Missouri
8. Ashland [Great Midwest Athletic Conference]
9. Davenport
10. Ferris State

Individuals:

1. Connor Curry, Malone
2. Johan Widal, Tiffin
3. Kyle Buzaki, Walsh
4. Alex Bishop, Purdue Northwest

SOUTH/SOUTHEAST REGIONAL

Grande Oaks Golf Club, Davie, Florida; Nova Southeastern University, host.

South Region:

1. Lee
2. Barry [Sunshine State Conference]
3. West Florida [Gulf South Conference]
4. Nova Southeastern
5. University of Tampa
6. Saint Leo
7. Shorter
8. Lynn
9. Florida Southern
10. Spring Hill [Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]

Individuals:

1. JJ Zimmer, Union (Tennessee)
2. Andrew Riley, Palm Beach Atlantic
3. JJ Logue, Mississippi College
4. Pongbhop Jamornsrianan, Delta State

Southeast Region:

1. Anderson (South Carolina) [South Atlantic Conference]
2. North Georgia
3. Georgia Southwestern [Peach Belt Conference]
4. Clayton State
5. Lincoln Memorial
6. Barton [Conference Carolinas]
7. Lander
8. Carson-Newman
9. Limestone
10. University of South Carolina Aiken

Individuals:

1. Martin Gruendemann, Columbus State
2. Killian Ryan, Coker
3. Bernard Meyer, Columbus State
4. Tom Bastow, Erskine

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SOUTH CENTRAL/WEST REGIONAL

Foxtail Golf Club, Rohnert Park, California; Sonoma State University, host.

South Central Region:

1. Oklahoma Christian [Lone Star Conference]
2. Cameron
3. Midwestern State
4. Colorado Christian
5. Colorado State University Pueblo [Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference]
6. Colorado Mesa
7. Texas Permian Basin
8. Western New Mexico
9. Colorado-Colorado Springs
10. West Texas A&M

Individuals:

1. Mauricio Figueroa, Texas A&M International
2. Lukas Taggart, Colorado School of Mines
3. Tanner Lundgren, St. Mary's (Texas)
4. Max Lange, Colorado School of Mines

West Region:

1. Cal State San Marcos [California Collegiate Athletic Association]
2. Sonoma State
3. Western Washington
4. Simon Fraser [Great Northwest Athletic Conference]
5. Chico State
6. Cal State San Bernardino
7. Stanislaus State
8. Cal State Monterey Bay
9. Holy Names
10. Hawaii Hilo [Pacific West Conference]

Individuals:

1. Easton Hether, Cal State East Bay
2. Xavier Coreno, Cal State East Bay
3. Max Turnquist. Saint Martin's
4. Andy Yoon, Cal State Dominguez Hills

At the 2022 championships, Lee defeated Oklahoma Christian 4-1 in the head-to-head medal play final to claim their first men’s golf team title in school history. Missouri-St. Louis senior Joel Sylven finished with a 54-hole total of two-under par 214 to claim individual medalist honors, the first by an individual in the school’s history. The championships were hosted at TPC Michigan in Dearborn, Michigan.

For more information about the championships, log on to NCAA.com.