Wake Forest Athletics
PREVIEW: NCAA West Regional
5/7/2014 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
May 7, 2014
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Tournament:
NCAA West Regional
Course:
Tumble Creek Club, Cle Elum, Wash
Dates:
May 8-10, 2014
Tee Times:
Thursday, Friday & Saturday: Tee times off the 1st and 10th tees begin at 7:30 a.m.
Field (Golfstat Rank):
1. Southern California (1)
2. Arizona State (6)
3. Oklahoma (7)
4. Washington (11)
5. Clemson (13)
6. Wake Forest (18)
7. Northwestern (19)
8. Michigan State (23)
9. Iowa State (27)
10. GRU-Augusta (29)
11. Oregon (32)
12. Texas A&M (36)
13. UC Davis (37)
14. Denver (42)
15. San Diego State (44)
16. Wisconsin (47)
17. Gonzaga (50)
18. Notre Dame (54)
19. Tennessee (55)
20. Chattanooga (69)
21. New Mexico (72)
22. New Mexico State (111)
23. Portland State (105)
24. Detroit (193)
Wake Forest Lineup:
1. Allison Emrey
2. Sierra Sims
3. Elizabeth Doty
4. Marissa Dodd
5. Olafia Kristinsdottir
Wake Forest Tournament History:
- Wake Forest has qualified for and has been selected to the NCAA Regionals every year since the NCAA switched to the regional format in 1993.
- This will be the Demon Deacons first trip to the West Regional.
- Out of the Demon Deacons' 21 previous appearances at the NCAA Regionals, Wake has advanced on to the NCAA Championships 13 times, including five out of the last eight seasons.
- Wake Forest won the East Regional in both 1994 and 1995, for its only two regional victories. In both tournaments, the Demon Deacons overcame three-shot deficits on the final day.
- The 1994 regional was played in East Lansing, Mich., on the campus of Michigan State. The Deacs used a final round 304 to overtake fellow ACC-rival Duke by five strokes. Stephanie Neill followed her second-place showing at the ACC Championships two weeks earlier with another runner-up finish after rounds of 70-75-74.
- In 1995, The Demon Deacons again came from three shots down entering the final round to win its second-straight regional title. Wake carded a final round 297, which was the lowest round of the day. The Deacs were led by Stephanie Neill, who finished third overall with a three-day total of 216.
- The Deacons will be looking to qualify for their 11th NCAA Championship.
Wake Forest Notes:
- Wake is coming off an eight place finish at the ACC Championship. Redshirt-freshman Elizabeth Doty fired three-straight rounds of 75 to pace the Deacons as she tied for 15th.
- The Deacons finished seventh in the 16-team field at the SMU Dallas Athletic Invitational. The tournament was shortened to 36 holes because of inclement weather on the final day.
- Wake had its best finish of the season at the Bryan National Collegiate, finishing 3rd in the 18-team field.
- Freshman Sierra Sims led the BNC after two rounds and went on to finish 3rd, her best finish of the season. She opened the tournament with season-low rounds of 1-under 71.
- The Deacons fired the lowest final round (2-over 286) and finished sixth in one of the strongest fields of the year at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.
- Junior Allison Emrey picked-up just the second top-10 finish of her career as she tied for ninth at the Darius Rucker. Emrey shot rounds of 73-74-70.
- Wake started the spring with a 9th place finish at the Northrop Grumman. Sierra Sims finished tied for 12th individually.
- The Deacons had back-to-back rounds at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational in which it threw out a round of 74. That was just the second time that happened in the same tournament in school history.
- Mariana Sims led the team at the Mason Rudolph Challenge as she finished tied for 18th. That was the second top-20 finish of her career.
- The Deacons opened the season with a round of 1-under 287 at the Cougar Classic. That was their first under-par round in almost two years.
- Wake finished in seventh place at the Cougar Classic.
- Junior Marissa Dodd led the team in the season-opening Cougar Classic with a 13th place finish at 1-over par.
- Dodd opened the season at the Cougar Classic with a career-low 4-under 68. That bested her previous career-low by three shots.
- Freshmen Sierra Sims and Elizabeth Doty each had solid showings in their first tournaments as Demon Deacons. Sims shot rounds of 74-71-73 to finish in a tie for 19th while Doty opened with 71-72-77 to finish tied for 30th.









