NCAA Women’s golf regionals: No. 11 Augusta makes NCAAs for first time, Stanford, Rose Zhang run away and more from Wednesday

Winning team: Mississippi State

Advancing teams: 1. Mississippi State; 2. Oregon State; 3. Vanderbilt; 4. Virginia; 5. Tulsa

Individual winner: Amanda Sambach, Virginia; Julia Lopez Ramirez, Mississippi State

Advancing individual: Isabella McCauley, Minnesota

Star performance: Props to ninth-seeded Oregon State, which finished second and only two shots behind winner Mississippi State to earn its first NCAA Championship berth in 25 years. Madde Sund and Chayse Gomez tied for seventh to lead the Beavers. However, in-state foe Oregon, the second seed in the regional and defending national runner-up, finished 10th and is heading home.

Keep an eye on: Amanda Sambach. The sophomore at Virginia won her first event this year at the Annika Intercollegiate and then battled throughout the year, earning win No. 2 at the ACC Championships. She tied with Mississippi State’s Julia Lopez Ramirez at 13 under in the Westfield regional and could vie for the individual national title if her hot streak continues.

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