ROHNERT PARK, CALIF. - After an exceptional team performance at the conference championships and securing their 3rd CCAA Tournament title in program history, the Sonoma State men's golf team is headed back to the NCAA Regionals as the 3rd seed in the west. The Seawolves qualify as one of 10 teams in the west region and are one of 7 teams representing the CCAA. This represents the program's 9th consecutive regional appearance dating back to the 2013 season, all coming under head coach Val Verhunce. 

Verhunce records his 15th NCAA tournament appearance during his illustrious 19-year career leading the men's golf program here at Sonoma State. The Seawolves are fresh off of a conference title after winning the tournament by 10-strokes, playing some of their best golf of the year. Veterans Griffin Pace and Thomas Jenkins Jr. continued to lead the team with top-10 finishes while newcomer Jack Greene put together a solid tournament for an 11th place finish. SSU has three returning golfers from last year's squad who made a run to the national championship in Florida, giving them plenty of experience for this year's regionals. 

The Seawolves will head to Pueblo County Golf Club in Pueblo, Colorado for this year's west regional starting on Thursday, May 5th. Head to sonomaseawolves.com for more schedule information and live scoring links for this year's regionals. Click HERE for the full 2022 NCAA men's golf tournament field.   

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West Region:

1. Western Washington [Great Northwest Athletic Conference]

2. Simon Fraser

3. Sonoma State [California Collegiate Athletic Association]

4. Chico State

5. Cal State Monterey Bay

6. Cal State San Bernardino

7. Cal State San Marcos

8. Stanislaus State

9. Cal State East Bay

10. Hawaii Pacific [Pacific West Conference]

Individuals:

1. Seung Ho Yoon, Cal State Dominguez Hills

2. Tyler Fitchett, Saint Martin's

3. Luke Dugger, Holy Names

4. Christian Schrodt, Dominican (California)