The Lindenwood women's golf finished in 10th place at the NCAA Regional Tournament in Sioux Falls, S.D. The three-day three-round tournament was held at Minnehaha Country Club and featured 12 competing teams from the Central and Midwest regions.

Lindenwood had its best round of the tournament on Wednesday, shooting a 314 during its final round of play. The Lady Lions had scores of 316 and 336 during the first two rounds, and completed the event with a three-round score of 966. Lindenwood finished with a 17-stroke lead over 11th-place, Nebraska-Kearney. The Lady Lions landed eight strokes behind ninth-place, Minnesota State. Arkansas Tech won the event with a three-round score of 903.

Arkansas Tech, Augustana, and Henderson State occupied the top-three positions and will advance to the NCAA Championships in Findlay, Ohio from May 17-20.

Yolanda Rotzinger tied for 23rd place to lead Lindenwood. Rotzinger completed the tournament with a three-round total score of 237. Rotzinger fired a team-leading five birdies during the event, and had a low-round score of 76.

Dakota Limkemann tied for 38th place, helped by her final-round score of 77. Limkemann wrapped up play with a three-round total of 242.

Josefina Haupt and Maggie Bryant ended the tournament separated by just one stroke. Haupt tied for 45th place, while Bryant tied for the 48th spot. Haupt had her best score of 77 during the tournament's first round, and finished with a three-round score of 245. Bryant ended the tournament with consecutive scores of 81, bringing her three-round total to 246.

Natalie Long landed in 57th place, finishing the tournament with a score of 250.