Arkansas did exactly what it needed to do in stroke play, and the Razorbacks are moving on because of it. A 1‑over finish through four rounds put them in a tie for third at the NCAA Championship and safely into the match play bracket.

That alone marks a step forward. Before this year, Arkansas had never finished higher than fourth at the championship and had never posted a stroke‑play total better than 6‑over. This group cleared both marks and looked steady doing it.

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Quarters:
(1) Stanford v. (8) Pepperdine
(2) USC v. (7) Duke
(3) Arkansas v. (6) Oklahoma State
(4) Texas v. (5) Eastern Michigan

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Now comes the part that has always been the hurdle. The Hogs will face 6‑seed Oklahoma State in Tuesday morning’s quarterfinals, with the winner advancing to meet either 2‑seed USC or 7‑seed Duke in the afternoon semifinals.

Arkansas has reached match play three times since the format arrived in 2015, but the program is still searching for its first win. The last two trips ended in tight 3‑2 losses, first to Wake Forest in 2019 and then to Northwestern in 2025.

Golf Channel will have coverage starting at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, and Arkansas will try once again to break through.

NCAA DI Women’s National Championship

Team Scores

1. Stanford (#1): -22, F — RD1 -6, RD2 -6, RD3 -9, RD4 -1 — 122.44 pts
2. Southern California (#2): -9, F — RD1 -7, RD2 -2, RD3 -7, RD4 +7 — 94.98 pts
3. Arkansas (#7): +1, F — RD1 -2, RD2 +2, RD3 -3, RD4 +4 — 78.13 pts
4. Texas (#5): +1, F — RD1 E, RD2 +2, RD3 -8, RD4 +7 — 78.13 pts
5. Eastern Michigan (#27): +2, F — RD1 -2, RD2 +7, RD3 +1, RD4 -4 — 76.62 pts
6. Oklahoma State (#21): +3, F — RD1 -5, RD2 -2, RD3 -3, RD4 +13 — 75.14 pts
7. Duke (#10): +7, F — RD1 +3, RD2 -2, RD3 +1, RD4 +5 — 69.49 pts
8. Pepperdine (#11): +11, F — RD1 +8, RD2 +1, RD3 -1, RD4 +3 — 64.27 pts
9. Iowa State (#17): +12, F — RD1 -4, RD2 +4, RD3 -3, RD4 +15 — 63.03 pts
10. Arizona State (#23): +13, F — RD1 +1, RD2 +4, RD3 -3, RD4 +11 — 61.81 pts
11. Florida (#3): +16, F — RD1 +9, RD2 -3, RD3 -4, RD4 +14 — 58.29 pts
12. SMU (#16): +23, F — RD1 E, RD2 +1, RD3 +9, RD4 +13 — 51.09 pts
13. Missouri (#32): +23, F — RD1 -1, RD2 +8, RD3 +1, RD4 +15 — 51.09 pts
14. Northwestern (#31): +25, F — RD1 +2, RD2 +4, RD3 +6, RD4 +13 — 51.09 pts
15. North Carolina (#12): +26, F — RD1 +5, RD2 +6, RD3 -1, RD4 +16 — 51.09 pts

Individual Scores

1. Farah O’Keefe, Texas (#1): -12, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -3, RD3 -4, RD4 -2 — 120.32 pts
2. Megha Ganne, Stanford (#7): -10, F — RD1 -4, RD2 -1, RD3 -3, RD4 -2 — 106.18 pts
3. Rianne Malixi, Duke (#8): -9, F — RD1 +1, RD2 -3, RD3 -4, RD4 -3 — 99.74 pts
4. Catherine Park, Southern California (#10): -8, F — RD1 -2, RD2 -1, RD3 -7, RD4 +2 — 93.70 pts
5. Maria Jose Marin, Arkansas (#3): -7, F — RD1 E, RD2 -4, RD3 -1, RD4 -2 — 88.02 pts
6. Kyra Van Kan, Tennessee (#47): -7, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -1, RD3 -3, RD4 E — 88.02 pts
7. Ellie Bushnell, Oklahoma State (#125): -6, F — RD1 -4, RD2 +1, RD3 -4, RD4 +1 — 82.69 pts
8. Marta Silchenko, Oklahoma State (#21): -5, F — RD1 -2, RD2 -2, RD3 -3, RD4 +2 — 77.68 pts
9. Reagan Zibilski, Arkansas (#46): -5, F — RD1 -1, RD2 +2, RD3 -4, RD4 -2 — 77.68 pts
10. Kirstin Angosta, TCU (IND): -5, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -2, RD3 -1, RD4 +1 — 77.68 pts
11. Jasmine Koo, Southern California (#18): -4, F — RD1 -1, RD2 -1, RD3 -2, RD4 E — 72.97 pts
12. Thanana Kotchasanmanee, Princeton (IND) (#59): -3, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -1, RD3 -2, RD4 +3 — 68.55 pts
13. Savannah de Bock, Eastern Michigan (#146): -3, F — RD1 -1, RD2 +1, RD3 E, RD4 -3 — 68.55 pts
14. Siuue Wu, Florida (#32): -2, F — RD1 +4, RD2 -8, RD3 -2, RD4 +4 — 64.40 pts
15. Baiyok Sukterm, Eastern Michigan (#79): -2, F — RD1 E, RD2 E, RD3 -1, RD4 -1 — 64.40 pts
16. Kelly Xu, Stanford (#14): -2, F — RD1 -1, RD2 +3, RD3 -1, RD4 -3 — 64.40 pts
17. Meja Örtengren, Stanford (#12): -2, F — RD1 -2, RD2 -4, RD3 -3, RD4 +7 — 64.40 pts
18. Dianna Lee, Northwestern (#62): -1, F — RD1 +2, RD2 -2, RD3 -1, RD4 E — 60.50 pts
19. Kajsalotta Svarvar, Ole Miss (#44): -1, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -3, RD3 E, RD4 +5 — 60.50 pts
20. Sophia Fullbrook, Florida State (#19): E, F — RD1 -2, RD2 +1, RD3 -3, RD4 +4 — 56.83 pts
21. Paula Martín Sampedro, Stanford (#2): E, F — RD1 +1, RD2 -1, RD3 -2, RD4 +2 — 56.83 pts
22. Eunseo Choi, Pepperdine (#27): E, F — RD1 +5, RD2 -3, RD3 -4, RD4 +2 — 56.83 pts
23. Taylor Kehoe, Michigan State (#68): +1, F — RD1 -2, RD2 +1, RD3 E, RD4 +2 — 53.39 pts
24. Bailey Shoemaker, Southern California (#16): +1, F — RD1 -2, RD2 E, RD3 E, RD4 +3 — 53.39 pts
25. Andie Smith, Duke (#77): +1, F — RD1 +2, RD2 -2, RD3 E, RD4 +1 — 53.39 pts
26. Beth Coulter, Arizona State: +1, F — RD1 -3, RD2 -2, RD3 +1, RD4 +5 — 53.39 pts
27. Pimkwan Chookaew, Iowa State (#54): +1, F — RD1 -2, RD2 +2, RD3 -2, RD4 +3 — 53.39 pts
28. Jaclyn LaHa, Virginia (#34): +1, F — RD1 E, RD2 -1, RD3 -1, RD4 +3 — 53.39 pts
29. Janae Leovao, Eastern Michigan (#55): +1, F — RD1 -1, RD2 +3, RD3 +1, RD4 -2 — 53.39 pts
30. Ebba Liljeberg, Missouri (#82): +2, F — RD1 E, RD2 +1, RD3 -1, RD4 +2 — 50.52 pts
31. Pimpisa Rubrong, Arizona State (#115): +2, F — RD1 +1, RD2 +4, RD3 -4, RD4 +1 — 50.15 pts
32. Thanchanok Iadpluem, North Carolina (#147): +2, F — RD1 +5, RD2 -1, RD3 -1, RD4 -1 — 50.15 pts
33. Taylor Riley, LSU (#150): +2, F — RD1 E, RD2 +3, RD3 -3, RD4 +2 — 50.52 pts