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Ducks Fall Short of NCAA Championships Bid with Disappointment in Regional

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The No. 8 ranked Ducks are the 2-seed at the NCAA Westfield Regional that begins Monday in Indiana, needing a top-five finish to advance to the 2023 NCAA Championships.

 

 

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Go Ducks! Fairways and greens. I love watching college golfers carrying their bags.

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Women's Golf: No. 8 Oregon Ducks enter regional as 2-seed with eyes on advancing

 

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Regional golf starts now for the Ducks. Oregon’s women are looking to make their 13th NCAA Championships bid this week.

 

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Unheralded Oregon State tied for 4th, Oregon 10th after 1st round of NCAA women’s golf regional

 

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OSU sophomore Madde Sund shoots a career-best 68 to tie for second among individual after the first round

 

 

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CHACON'S 71 PACES DUCKS ON DAY ONE

 

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Briana Chacon shot a 1-under 71 in the opening round of the NCAA Westfield Regional as Oregon finished the first day in 10th place.

 

 

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After round 2, the lady Ducks sit in 10th place.  Top 5 move on.  They are 14 shots out of 5th.  They did improve from round 1 to round 2, but will need to do significantly better to make up that many strokes.

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It was a disappointing week for the Oregon Ducks women’s golf team at the Westfield Regional, where they finished in 10th place and fell short of a bid to the NCAA Championships at Grayhawk Golf Club next week.

 

After entering the regional as a two-seed ranked No. 8 in the nation, for the Ducks to fall short is nothing less than disappointing.

 

“We’re obviously disappointed to see our season end and not have the opportunity to go back to Grayhawk for the NCAA Championships,” head coach Derek Radley said. “It was a tough week for us, but our ladies never stopped fighting and never gave up. I’m extremely proud of all of the hard work they put in this season and am thankful for the dedication they’ve shown to each other and to our program.”

 

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The Ducks’ season ended in disappointment, falling short of an NCAA Championship bid at the Westfield Regional.

 

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There's a good reason why Golf spelled backward is Flog. You never know if your A game or your D game will show up.

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