NCAA.com | May 10, 2017 Division II Men's Golf Championships finalists announced The championships will be held May 22-26, at Reunion Resort in Kissimmee, Florida. Share INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Committee announced today the 108 participants that will compete in the 2017 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships. The championships will be held May 22-26, at Reunion Resort in Kissimmee, Florida. The championships will be hosted by the Sunshine State Conference and Central Florida Sports Commission. The teams and individuals that advanced for the 2017 championships are listed below: ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL The Resort at Glade Springs, Daniels, West Virginia; Host: Mountain East Conference TEAMS 1. Dominican (New York) 2. St. Thomas Aquinas 3. Charleston (West Virginia) 4. Le Moyne INDIVIDUALS 1. Chris Kupniewski, Mercyhurst 2. Connor Sheehan, Millersville CENTRAL/MIDWEST REGIONAL Awarii Dunes, Axtell, Nebraska; Host: University of Nebraska at Kearney TEAMS 1. Central Missouri 2. Ferris State 3. Lindenwood (Missouri) 4. Arkansas Tech INDIVIDUALS 1. Keenai Sampson, McKendree 2. DJ Vogt, Bellarmine SOUTH/SOUTHEAST REGIONAL The Shoals Golf Club, Muscle Shoals, Alabama; Host: University of North Alabama TEAMS 1. West Florida 2. Florida Southern 3. Lynn 4. Florida Tech 5. Barry 6. Newberry 7. North Alabama INDIVIDUALS 1. Richard Mansell, Nova Southeastern 2. Ryan Gendron, Saint Leo SOUTH CENTRAL/WEST REGION Brookside Country Club, Stockton, California; Hosts: University of the Pacific and Visit Stockton TEAMS 1. California Baptist 2. Stanislaus State 3. Cal State East Bay 3. Western Washington 5. Cal State Monterey Bay INDIVIDUALS 1. Nicolas Herrera, Brigham Young-Hawaii 1. Kelley Sullivan, Chico State At the 2016 championship, Saint Leo University defeated California State University, Chico in medal-match play to claim the institution’s first team title in school history. Saint Leo freshman Hugo Bernard finished with a 54-hole total of 203; breaking the tournament record and claiming the university’s first national championship in any sport. The championships were hosted at Green Valley Ranch Golf Club in Denver, Colorado. For more information about the championships, log onto NCAA.com. Tiger Woods' college career: Records, history, achievements Tiger Woods attended Stanford from 1994 through 1996 before he turned professional. Here is a look at his college achievements, including his 1996 NCAA individual championship. READ MORE NCAA men’s golf individual and team champions Here are all of the NCAA Men's golf individual and team champions since 1897. READ MORE Florida State's John Pak named 2021 Fred Haskins Award winner Florida State senior John Pak was named the 2021 recipient of the Fred Haskins Award, given annually to the most outstanding NCAA Division I male golfer. READ MORE