Date: April 12-14
Host: The Club at St. James (Southport, North Carolina)

For the third time in program history, Delaware women’s golf team won the CAA Championship. The Blue Hens carded rounds of 312-305-292 win by four strokes at 45-over 909, finishing ahead of Charleston and UNCW, which tied for second at 49-over par.

Junior Lilia Henkel won the individual title on the first hole of a playoff to become the second Blue Hen to take the honor and the first since Andi Slane won consecutive CAA Championships in 2015 and 2016.

Date: April 12-16
Host: Pelican Golf Club (Belleair, Florida)

For the first time in program history, Mississippi State won the SEC Championship. The Bulldogs defeated Texas A&M, 3-2, in the match-play final. Mississippi State was the fourth seed after stroke play and beat Kentucky and LSU en route to the championship match.

In the individual competition, Bulldogs’ junior Julia Lopez Ramirez shot 5 under in the final round to take the crown at 10 under overall, beating South Carolina’s Louise Rydqvist by three shots. It’s her second straight year winning the SEC title.

Date: April 14-16
Host: Hamptons Cove (Owens Cross Roads, Alabama)

Kennesaw State held on to win the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship, finishing at even-par and beating Lipscomb by two shots. Meanwhile, Lipscomb’s Lauren Thompson ran away with medalist honors, shooting 11 under and winning by seven shots over Jacksonville’s Ivete Rodrigues.

Date: April 14-16
Host: Spanish Trail Country Club (Las Vegas, Nevada)

For the first time in five years, Long Beach State won the Big West Conference title, shooting 3 over to win by 23 shots in the team competition. Cal Poly placed runner-up. LBSU’s Jasmine Leovao was the only player to finish under par individually, and she took home medalist honors at 4 under. Cal Poly’s Jensen Jalufka placed second at 2 over, repeating as individual champ.

Date: April 14-16
Host: Annbriar Golf Club (Waterloo, Illinois)

Illinois State won the Missouri Valley Conference title, finishing at 25 over and beating UIC by 12 shots and Drake by 13. Evansville’s Kate Petrova and Illinois State’s Ali Schrock shared medalist honors at even par after 54 holes. It’s the 15th MVC Championship in program history, the most in the conference.

Date: April 14-16
Host: Tunica National (Tunica, Mississippi)

Little Rock took home the Ohio Valley Conference title, shooting 47 over to win by eight strokes over Morehead State. Little Rock also swept the top two spots in the individual competition with Anna Dawson earning medalist honors at 7 over while Eleonore Aernouts placed second at 8 over.

Date: April 14-16
Host: Moss Creek Golf Club – South Course (Hilton Head Island, South Carolina)

East Tennessee State won the Southern Conference Championship, finishing at 15 over and topping second-place Samford by 13 shots. In the individual competition, it was Furman’s Anna Morgan capturing the conference title for her fourth win of the season.

Date: April 14-17
Host: Ocean Creek GCS at Fripp Island Resort (Saint Helena Island, South Carolina)

After finishing in the top spot after stroke play, Charleston Southern won two rounds of match play to win the Big South Conference title. Odette Garcia from Charleston Southern took home medalist honors after an even-par performance.

Date: April 15-17
Host: Southern Hills Plantation Club (Brooksville, Florida)

For the second straight year, SMU won the American Athletic Conference title, shooting 21 under and beating runner-up Tulsa by two shots. UTSA’s Daniela Abonce took home medalist honors after a 9-under performance, beating Tulsa’s Lovisa Gunnar by one shot.

Date: April 15-17
Host: The Wigwam (Litchfield Park, Arizona)

For the second straight year, Sacramento State took home the Big Sky Conference title. Northern Arizona’s Lizzie Neale fired a tournament-record 7-under 64 in the final round to nab medalist honors.

Date: April 15-17
Host: High Meadow Ranch (Magnolia, Texas)

Sam Houston was the only team to shoot under par, finishing at 14 under and winning the Conference USA title. However, it was New Mexico State’s Emma Bunch winning her fifth straight tournament, winning the conference title by one shot after shooting 7 under.

Date: April 15-17
Host: Bandit Golf Club (New Braunfels, Texas)

There’s dominance, and then there’s what Augusta did to win its third straight conference title. Augusta won by 67 shots to capture the Southland. Kennedy Carroll was the only player to shoot under par, finishing at 6 under and winning medalist honors by nine shots.

Date: April 15-17
Host: The Refuge Golf Course (Flowood, Mississippi)

Alabama State captured the SWAC title, finishing at 79 over and beating Bethune-Cookman by four shots. Bethune-Cookman’s Katie Robinson took home medalist honors at 7 over.

Date: April 15-18
Host: The Lakewood Club (Point Clear, Alabama)

For the first time since 2016, Texas State won the Sun Belt Conference championship, beating Georgia Southern 4-1 in match play. And it was a sweep, with Hailey Jones claiming the individual title by three shots.

Date: April 16-18
Host: Mission Hills Country Club (Rancho Mirage, California)

It was a San Jose State sweep at the Mountain West Conference Championship, as the Spartans won the team title at 17 under, beating UNLV by 18 shots. And Kajsa Arwefjall won individually at 9 under.

Date: April 18-20
Host: Houston Oaks Country Club (Hockley, Texas)

Texas won the Big 12 Conference tournament in its final season in the Big 12, beating second-place Iowa State by 12 shots. However, the Cyclones had a pair tie for medalist honors in Liyana Durisic and Karisa Chul-Ak-Sorn.

Date: April 18-21
Host: Porters Neck Country Club (Wilmington, North Carolina)

Wake Forest beat Clemson in the match-play final that was called due to darkness Sunday. Additionally, it was the Demon Deacons’ Rachel Kuehn who won the individual title.

Date: April 19-21
Host: Bulle Rock Golf Course (Havre de Grace, Maryland)

Indiana won the Big 10 Conference title, topping Michigan State by a stroke to earn a postseason bid. There was a three-way tie for medalist honors between Minnesota’s Isabella McCauley, Michigan’s Money Chun and Indiana’s Caroline Craig at 7 under.

Date: April 19-21
Host: The Stanwich Club (Greenwich, Connecticut)

Dartmouth won the Ivy League title, beating Yale by two shots. Individually, it was Princeton’s Yanjun Liu finishing at 2 over to win by four shots.

Date: April 19-21
Host: Disney Golf Course (Lake Buena Vista, Florida)

Albany won the MAAC title, finishing at 24 under to beat Fairfield by three shots. Individually, it was Fairfield’s Maria Beltran finishing at even par to win by one stroke.

Date: April 19-21
Host: LPGA International (Daytona Beach, Florida)

Sacred Heart won the Northeast Conference for the third straight year, winning by 42 shots. Margot Rouquette beat teammate Chantal El Chaib by one stroke for the individual title.

Date: April 19-21
Host: Bucknell Golf Club (Lewisburg, Pennsylvania)

Navy won the Patriot League by nine shots, and Navy’s Stephanie Lee shot 8 over to beat teammate Sue Lee by a stroke for medalist honors.

Date: April 19-21
Host: The Rim Golf Club at Chaparral Pines (Payson, Arizona)

Seattle won its first conference title in school history, beating Abilene Christian by two shots. Abilene Christian’s Ryann Honea took the tournament’s individual title at 4 over.

Date: April 19-21
Host: Gold Mountain Golf Club (Bremerton, Washington)

Pepperdine won the West Coast Conference, beating Gonzaga by 26 shots. Pepperdine’s Lauren Gomez won medalist honors at even par.

Date: April 20-22
Host: Callawassie Island (Okatie, South Carolina)

Xavier won its fifth straight Big East title while Emma Welch took home medalist honors.

Date: April 20-22
Host: Mission Inn Resort & Club (Howie-in-the-Hills, Florida)

Oakland won its second conference title in three years, beating Youngstown State by 24 shots. Bridget Boczar took the individual title for Oakland.

Date: April 21-23
Host: Pinnacle Golf Club (Grove City, Ohio)

The domination continues. Kent State won its 25th consecutive MAC title, beating Toledo by 11 shots. For Kent State, Hester Sicking and Leon Takagi split medalist honors at 6 over.

Date: April 21-23
Host: Palouse Ridge Golf Club (Pullman, Washington)

Stanford won the final Pac-12 Conference title, its first since 2014, beating USC by eight shots to capture the crown. However, USC’s Catherine Park won the conference individual championship by five shots at 15 under.

Date: April 21-23
Host: Firekeeper Golf Course (Mayetta, Kansas)

Denver captured the Summit League title, shooting 14 under and winning by 42 shots. For Denver, it was Clara Gestsdottir claiming medalist honors at 6 under.