Duke Athletics | May 23, 2014 Duke wins national championship Duke wins the 2014 DI Women's Golf Championship Share TULSA, Oklahoma -- Duke is back on top of the NCAA women's golfing world. The Blue Devils came from behind to hold off top-ranked Southern Cal and win by two strokes at the Tulsa Country Club in Tulsa, Okla for the program's sixth national championship Friday evening. Duke also won the program's first national title in Tulsa in 1999. 2014 DI WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Championship Highlights | Photo Gallery Final Round: Duke captures sixth national championship Maloof: Celebration at championship scene Maloof: Tulsa Country club can bear its teeth Third-Round Highlights Round 3: Blue Devils take six-stroke lead Maloof: Leaderboard switch up entering final day Maloof: Stanford's Stackhouse inspire her team Round 2: Despite heavy wind, Oklahoma still leads Maloof: Competition high with two rounds remaining Maloof: ASU's coach Luellen part of a coaching tradition Round 1: Oklahoma secures lead after Day 1 of play Maloof: Arizona State contends with brutal winds Maloof: UNLV's Finkelstein hits a hole-in-one during storm Maloof: All eyes on defending champ Southern Cal Maloof: Campbell confident in return to championships Complete championship participants list How they got here: Super Regional Results Championship Leaderboard Duke shot a six-under, 274 to beat the Trojans, who finished the day with a round of 10-under par, 270. The Blue Devils completed the competition with a four-day team score of 10-over-par 1,130. Seniors Alejandra Cangrejo and Laetitia Beck led Duke on Friday with matching 2-under par efforts in their final competitive rounds as college golfers. Sophomore Celine Boutier, the runner-up in the individual event, finished her final round at 1-under, as did freshman Sandy Choi. Yu Li, the ACC Rookie of the Year, registered a two-over-par 72 to end her inaugural campaign. Duke found itself tied for third after the first day of competition, five shots back of Oklahoma, two back of UCLA and even with Southern Cal and Arizona State. After the second round, the Blue Devils were in sole possession of second place, three shots back of Oklahoma. On Day 3, Duke made its move, carding a two-under, 278 that gave the Devils a six-shot lead heading into the championship's final round. Duke also won the team national championship in 1999, 2002, '05, '06, and '07. These college basketball teams and conferences have the most NBA first-round draft picks Kentucky, North Carolina and Duke are the college basketball teams with the most first-round picks in NBA draft history. READ MORE Paolo Banchero: College basketball stats, best moments, quotes at Duke These are the essential stats, facts, highlights and quotes from Paolo Banchero's college basketball career at Duke. READ MORE The 12 freshmen expected to have biggest impact for potential men's NCAA tournament teams Two incoming Duke freshmen headline Andy Katz's rankings of the most important freshmen next season. READ MORE