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Field for 31st-Annual NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship Revealed

NAIA Staff
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May 8, 2026
2026 NAIA Women’s Golf Field Reveal on YouTube

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The 30-team field and six individual qualifiers for the 2026 NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship, May 19-22 at Eagle Crest Golf Club in Ypsilanti, Mich., was announced May 8 by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. 

Eagle Crest will host the championship for a second time, and 2026 marks the 31st-Annual NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship. 

Last season, British Columbia took home the Red Banner, and the Thunderbirds are in the field again in 2026, as an automatic qualifier from the Cascade Collegiate Conference. If UBC can repeat, the Thunderbirds would take over the NAIA record for Red Banners, bringing eight into this year’s championship. UBC and Keiser (Fla.) have combined to win the last six NAIA Women’s Golf National Championships, UBC winning four and Keiser two. Keiser is an at-large selection out of The Sun Conference in 2026.

The CCC, the Southern States Athletic Conference, and the Mid-South Conference all put three teams in the field, one behind the Appalachian Athletic Conference and The Sun, each with an NAIA-best four teams in the championship. 

The 2026 NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship will air on the Urban Edge Network and the NAIA Network, produced by The National Golf Network. Broadcast links, apps, and connected TV information can be found at www.naia.org/watch. Live results, leaderboards, and tournament stats can be tracked on the Clippd Scoreboard.

May 19-20 tee times, as well as first- and second-round pairings, will be announced Monday, May 11, at www.naia.org.

Automatic Qualifiers & At-Large Selections

British Columbia Automatic Qualifier
Coastal Georgia At-Large Selection
Columbia (Mo.) Automatic Qualifier
Cumberland (Tenn.) At-Large Selection
  Cumberlands (Ky.) Automatic Qualifier
  Dalton State (Ga.) Automatic Qualifier
Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) Automatic Qualifier
Indiana Wesleyan At-Large Selection
Kansas Wesleyan Automatic Qualifier
Keiser (Fla.) At-Large Selection
  Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) At-Large Selection  
Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) At-Large Selection  
Loyola (La.) At-Large Selection
Marian (Ind.) Automatic Qualifier  
  Midway (Ky.) Automatic Qualifier  
  Milligan (Tenn.) At-Large Selection  
Morningside (Iowa) Automatic Qualifier  
Mount Mercy (Iowa) Automatic Qualifier  
Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) Automatic Qualifier  
Oregon Tech At-Large Selection  
Pikeville (Ky.) At-Large Selection
Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Automatic Qualifier  
SCAD Atlanta (Ga.) Automatic Qualifier  
SCAD Savannah (Ga.) Automatic Qualifier  
Southeastern (Fla.) At-Large Selection
Texas Wesleyan Automatic Qualifier  
Truett McConnell (Ga.) At-Large Selection
UNOH (Ohio) Automatic Qualifier   
Victoria (B.C.) Automatic Qualifier   
William Carey (Miss.) At-Large Selection   

 


Individual Qualifiers

Isabell Burnett, Judson  (ll.) Individual Medalist, Automatic Qualifier
Allison Meyerink, Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) Individual Medalist, Automatic Qualifier
Hannah Ulibarri, The Master’s (Calif.) Individual Medalist, Automatic Qualifier
Logan Allen, Oklahoma City At-Large Individual Selection
  Iona Pollitt, UT Southern (Tenn.) At-Large Individual Selection
  Eleanor Schuitema, Taylor (Ind.) At-Large Individual Selection

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