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No. 9 Gamecocks Ready for Cle Elum Regional
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No. 9 Gamecocks Ready for Cle Elum Regional

TOURNAMENT LINEUP
1. Lois Kaye Go
2018-19 Stats
Events: 9
Rounds: 25
Average: 72.64
Low 54: 212
Low 18: 69
2. Emily Price
2018-19 Stats
Events: 7
Rounds: 19
Average: 72.78
Low 54: 215
Low 18: 70
3. Ana Pelaez
2018-19 Stats
Events: 9
Rounds: 25
Average: 75.04
Low 54: 214
Low 18: 69
4. Marion Veysseyre
2018-19 Stats
Events: 9
Rounds: 25
Average: 74.40
Low 54: 217
Low 18: 69
5. Anita Uwadia
2018-19 Stats
Events: 9
Rounds: 25
Average: 75.60
Low 54: 218
Low 18: 71


NCAA Regional Notes (PDF)

CLE ELUM, Wash. – No. 9 South Carolina women’s golf is set to compete at the NCAA Cle Elum Regional this week at Tumble Creek Golf Club. The 54-hole event, which takes place May 6-8, features an 18-team field. The top six teams from the Cle Elum Regional will advance to the 2019 NCAA Championship. Carolina, the No. 3 seed in the region, will aim to capture its fourth NCAA Regional Title in the past five years.

“We are really upbeat, and really loose,” South Carolina head coach Kalen Anderson said. “The vibe is really good and the comradery is awesome. We’re excited, I think we have a little chip on our shoulder after a tough loss at the SEC Championships. We’re ready to go, everyone is playing good top to bottom in the lineup.”
 
Representing the Gamecocks will be senior Marion Veysseyre, junior Lois Kaye Go, Ana Pelaez and Anita Uwadia and freshman Emily Price. Price will be making her NCAA postseason debut for Carolina.
 
This year marks Carolina’s 26th NCAA Regional appearance. The Gamecocks have finished atop the leaderboard at their NCAA Regional five times in the last nine years, capturing the NCAA East Regional in 2010, 2012 and 2015 before winning the 2016 Baton Rouge Regional and 2017 Columbus Regional. Carolina junior Ana Pelaez won the individual title in Columbus last spring, while senior Marion Veysseyre will be making her fourth appearance at an NCAA Regional.
 
Six teams ranked inside the top 25 by Golfstat will be in action at Tumble Creek. No. 1 Southern California, No. 8 Arkansas and No. 9 South Carolina mark the three top-10 schools in the field, while No. 16 Northwestern, No. 19 Washington and No. 23 Miami (FL) round out the list of ranked participants. This is the second-straight season South Carolina has been matched with the No. 1 overall team at its regional. Tee times for the Gamecocks, who are grouped with Southern California and Arkansas, can be seen below:
 
11:30 a.m. – Anita Uwadia
11:40 a.m. – Marion Veysseyre
11:50 a.m. – Ana Pelaez
12:00 p.m. – Emily Price
12:10 p.m. – Lois Kaye Go
 
South Carolina earned runner-up honors at the 2019 SEC Championship after falling to Ole Miss 3-2 in the match play finals on Apr. 21. The Gamecocks had three individuals in the top 10 during the 54-hole stroke play portion of the event, headed by Lois Kaye Go and freshman Emily Price tied for fifth. The three top-10 Carolina student-athletes is the most at the SEC Championships in program history.  All five golfers grabbed top-35 showings for the Gamecocks, who earned the second seed in the eight-team match play bracket at Greystone Country Club after finishing just two strokes off the top spot with a three-round mark of 865 (+1). 
 
South Carolina will advance to the NCAA Championship for the ninth time in 10 years with a top-six finish at the Cle Elum Regional. The NCAA Championship will feature a 24-team field and take place May 17-22 at Blessings Golf Course in Fayetteville, Ark. The six-day event includes two cuts during stroke play before the eight-team match-play bracket is determined. Carolina has boasted a top-10 finish at the NCAA Championship each of their last two appearances.
 
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