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Women's Golf Concludes Season at NCAA Norman Regional
5/7/2025 11:22:00 AM | Women's Golf
NORMAN, Okla. – The Tulsa Women's Golf program concluded its 2024-25 season with a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Norman Regional. The Golden Hurricane shot 15-over par for the 54-hole event.
Stanford, the top team in the nation, claimed the regional crown. The Cardinal shot 23-under-par for the regional, a course record. No. 12 Northwestern, No. 24 Michigan State, Oklahoma, and Baylor all advanced to the NCAA Championship.
"I'm so proud of this team and the fight they showed all year," remarked head coach Mike Roters. "We obviously came up short of our ultimate goal, but nevertheless, it was a successful year. Won a conference championship, and the fact that we moved up almost 50 spots in the rankings from fall to spring was a miracle in itself. Our seniors, Sydney and Lovisa, poured everything into this program for 4 years, and I'm so glad I got to coach them for their last year. I'm thankful to all our fans, parents, and administrators who came out and supported us all year. Simply amazing! Reign Cane!"
Leading the Golden Hurricane at the regional was Jenni Roller. Roller finished in a tie for 17th place, her best finish at an NCAA Regional in her career. In the final round of the regional, Roller shot her second-best round of the event, going over one-over-par 73. She was two over par for the tournament.
After shooting seven-over-par, Sydney Seigel closed her senior season in a tie for 36th place. She closed out the Norman Regional with a three-over-par 75. Seigel closed out the event with back-to-back rounds of 75.
Lovisa Gunnar finished her senior year tied for 41st place at the Norman Regional. After shooting even-par in the second round, Gunnar was eight-over-par 78. On her second nine of the day, Gunnar parred eight of the nine holes, and she had 14 pars in the third round.
Allyn Stephens had a strong showing in the third round of the regional. Stephens had two birdies on the final day and shot three-over-par 75 on the third day. She finished 10-over-par and tied for 47th place.
Rounding out the Golden Hurricane was Romaine Masserey. Masserey shot seven-over-par 79 on the final day and was 11-over-par for the tournament. She finished tied for 49th place.
TEAM SCORES
TULSA SCORES
T17. Jenni Roller 74-71-73=218 (+2)
T36. Sydney Seigel 73-75-75=223 (+7)
T41. Lovisa Gunnar 74-72-78=224 (+8)
T47. Allyn Stephens 71-80-75=226 (+10)
T49. Romaine Masserey 80-68-79=227 (+11)
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's golf program. Fans can also follow the program on social media by searching 'TulsaWGolf' on X, Facebook and Instagram.
Stanford, the top team in the nation, claimed the regional crown. The Cardinal shot 23-under-par for the regional, a course record. No. 12 Northwestern, No. 24 Michigan State, Oklahoma, and Baylor all advanced to the NCAA Championship.
"I'm so proud of this team and the fight they showed all year," remarked head coach Mike Roters. "We obviously came up short of our ultimate goal, but nevertheless, it was a successful year. Won a conference championship, and the fact that we moved up almost 50 spots in the rankings from fall to spring was a miracle in itself. Our seniors, Sydney and Lovisa, poured everything into this program for 4 years, and I'm so glad I got to coach them for their last year. I'm thankful to all our fans, parents, and administrators who came out and supported us all year. Simply amazing! Reign Cane!"
Leading the Golden Hurricane at the regional was Jenni Roller. Roller finished in a tie for 17th place, her best finish at an NCAA Regional in her career. In the final round of the regional, Roller shot her second-best round of the event, going over one-over-par 73. She was two over par for the tournament.
After shooting seven-over-par, Sydney Seigel closed her senior season in a tie for 36th place. She closed out the Norman Regional with a three-over-par 75. Seigel closed out the event with back-to-back rounds of 75.
Lovisa Gunnar finished her senior year tied for 41st place at the Norman Regional. After shooting even-par in the second round, Gunnar was eight-over-par 78. On her second nine of the day, Gunnar parred eight of the nine holes, and she had 14 pars in the third round.
Allyn Stephens had a strong showing in the third round of the regional. Stephens had two birdies on the final day and shot three-over-par 75 on the third day. She finished 10-over-par and tied for 47th place.
Rounding out the Golden Hurricane was Romaine Masserey. Masserey shot seven-over-par 79 on the final day and was 11-over-par for the tournament. She finished tied for 49th place.
TEAM SCORES
| 1. | #1 Stanford | 276-284-281=841 (-23) | |||
| 2. | #12 Northwestern | 287-278-285=850 (-14) | |||
| 3. | #24 Michigan State | 291-282-290=863 (-1) | |||
| 4. | Oklahoma | 294-285-285=864 (E) | |||
| 5. | Baylor | 287-290-290=867 (+3) | |||
| 6. | Tulsa | 292-286-301=879 (+15) | |||
| 7. | Oregon State | 295-290-297=882 (+18) | |||
| 8. | #13 North Carolina | 291-287-306=884 (+20) | |||
| 9. | Furman | 297-298-302=897 (+33) | |||
| 10. | Denver | 305-298-302=900 (+36) | |||
| 11. | #25 Duke | 303-300-299=902 (+38) | |||
| 12 | Southern Miss | 298-301-308=907 (+43) |
TULSA SCORES
T17. Jenni Roller 74-71-73=218 (+2)
T36. Sydney Seigel 73-75-75=223 (+7)
T41. Lovisa Gunnar 74-72-78=224 (+8)
T47. Allyn Stephens 71-80-75=226 (+10)
T49. Romaine Masserey 80-68-79=227 (+11)
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's golf program. Fans can also follow the program on social media by searching 'TulsaWGolf' on X, Facebook and Instagram.
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