EUREKA, Mo.–The UIndy women's golf team joins the best teams in the country this week at the 2023 NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championships. Eighteen teams and 98 individuals will be vying for a national championship at the year's marquee tournament, set for May 16-20 at Fox run Golf Club in Eureka, Mo.

The format will begin with 54-holes of stroke play, with the top eight teams advancing to the medal/match-play quarterfinals. The quarters and semis will be played on Friday, with the remaining two teams competing for the team national championship Saturday. The individual medal will be handed out on Thursday at the conclusion of stroke play. The Greyhounds beginning teeing off Tuesday morning at 9:50 a.m. ET.

In their 11th consecutive trip to the year's final tournament, the Hounds earned a spot at in the championship field after earning runner-up honors last week at the NCAA DII East Regional. They have qualified for match play in two of the three years since the format was adopted in 2019, including earning a spot in the national quarterfinals in 2021 and a semifinal berth in 2019. Prior to that, UIndy finished in the top five in every season between 2014 and 2018, with a national championship coming in both '15 and '18. Two Greyhounds–Lindsay McBride (2009) and Katharina Keilich (2018)–have won the individual national title.
 

THIS WEEK'S LINEUP
1. Elyse Stasil
2. Katelyn Skinner
3. Ava Ray
4. Catharina Graf
5. Anci Dy