Dan McDonald | NCAA.com | October 30, 2019 East Lake Cup: How it works, history of the college golf event Wake Forest Athletics Wake Forest defeated Auburn 4-1 in the women's final of the 2019 East Lake Cup. Share About two months after a champion is crowned on the PGA Tour at East Lake Golf Club at the Tour Championship, the collegiate stars tee it up on the same course to show their skills at the East Lake Cup. Below is everything you need to know about the tournament. In the 2019 event, the Wake Forest women's team and Texas men's team took home the team titles. East Lake Cup: Format and schedule WHAT: “Modeled after the NCAA Golf Championships, the format for the East Lake Cup consists of an opening round of stroke play to crown an individual male and female champion and determine seeding for the following two days of match-play competition.” WHO: The eight semifinalists from the past year's Division I men’s and women’s golf national championships. Here were the 2019 participants: Women: Arizona, Auburn, Duke, Wake Forest Men: Oklahoma State, Texas, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest WHEN: The 2019 East Lake Cup was played Monday, Oct. 28 through Wednesday Oct. 30. WHERE: East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga. FINAL RESULTS AND STANDINGS: Click or tap here for final scoring from the 2019 event: Men's stroke play | Men's match play | Women's stroke play | Women's match play East Lake Cup rosters Each 2019 participating school featured five individuals. Here were the lineups for all eight teams: Women's rosters: Duke Ana Belac, senior Jaravee Boonchant, junior Gina Kim, sophomore Erica Shepherd, frershman Miranda Wang, junior Arizona Ya Chun Chang, sophomore Vivian Hou, freshman Sandra Nordaas, senior Gile Bite Starkute, freshman Therese Warner, freshman Wake Forest Vanessa Knecht, sophomore Rachel Kuehn, freshman Siyun Liu, senior Emilia Migliaccio, junior Lauren Walsh, freshman Auburn Julie McCarthy, junior Mychael O'Berry, junior Brooke Sansom, sophomore Megan Schofill, freshman Kaleigh Telfer, junior Men's rosters: Texas Parker Coody, sophomore Pierceson Coody, sophomore Cole Hammer, sophomore Spencer Soosman, senior Travis Vick, freshman Oklahoma State Austin Eckroat, junior Aman Gupta, sophomore Hazen Newman, freshman Brian Stark, freshman Rayhan Thomas, freshman Wake Forest Eric Bae, senior Eugenio Chacarra, sophomore Alex Fitzpatrick, sophomore Mark Power, freshman Marco Steyn, junior Vanderbilt John Augenstein, senior Harrison Ott, junior Reid Davenport, sophomore William Moll, freshman Matthew Riedel, freshman CHAMPIONS: Men's college golfers with the most individual NCAA championships East Lake Cup history 2019 Champions: Men's Team: University of Texas Women's Team: Wake Forest University Men's Individual: Mark Power - Wake Forest Women's Individual: Vanessa Knecht - Wake Forest / Ana Belac - Duke 2018 Champions: Men's Team: Auburn University Women's Team: University of Southern California Men's Individual: Viktor Hovland - Oklahoma State University Women's Individual: Albane Valenzuela - University of Southern California 2017 Champions: Men's Team: Vanderbilt University Women's Team: University of Southern California Men's Individual: Will Gordon - Vanderbilt University Women's Individual: Robynn Ree - University of Southern California 2016 Champions: Men's Team: University of Illinois Women's Team: Duke University Men's Individual: Scottie Scheffler - University of Texas Women's Individual: Andrea Lee - Stanford University 2015 Champions*: Men: University of Illinois Women: University of Southern California *Individual championship was added in 2016 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 PGA Tour unveils the PGA Tour University, a new ranking system for college golfers The PGA Tour has added a path to membership to the Korn Ferry Tour and its international tours in Canada, Latin American and China. READ MORE GOLF Channel to celebrate NCAA golf national championships with new and encore programming GOLF Channel will celebrate college golf and the NCAA Women’s and Men’s Golf National Championships with enhanced encore tournament programming. READ MORE