NCAA RELEASE | NCAA ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL CENTRAL

INDIANAPOLIS – The Southern New Hampshire University men's golf team received the East Region's No. 6 seed and claimed its 10th NCAA Regional nod Friday when the NCAA announced the field of 64 teams and 24 student-athletes competing as individuals that were selected to participate in regional competition that will be conducted May 6-8.

The Penmen, who will be making their seventh straight appearance (the NCAA Championships were not held last year), are seeded sixth in the Atlantic/East Regional that will tee off at Lake View Country Club in North East, Pa. – one of four regional sites. Mercyhurst University will serve as the host.

The top four teams from each super regional and the top individual not with a team from each super regional will advance to the finals May 17-21 at PGA National Resort; The Champion Course in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. The finals will be hosted by Palm Beach Atlantic University and Palm Beach County Sports Commission.

The Penmen have taken home three wins in their first six tournaments so far this season. SNHU's best showing at the Atlantic/East Regional came in 2018 when it captured the program's first regional crown and advanced to the NCAA National Championship for the second time in school history, placing 15th. SNHU also finished second at the regionals in 2016 and advanced to the NCAA National Championship, submitting the highest finish for a team from New England since 2004 with a 16^th-place performance. 

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Atlantic/East Regional
Lake View Country Club (North East, Pa.; Mercyhurst University, host)

Atlantic Region:

1. Gannon University
2. West Liberty University
3. Indiana University of Pennsylvania [Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference]
4. University of Charleston (West Virginia)
5. Davis & Elkin College [Great Midwest Athletic Conference]
6. Fayetteville State University
7. Shepherd University 
8. Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Individuals: 

1. Jack Angelucci, Mercyhurst University
2. Tyler Kipp, California University of Pennsylvania
3. Marco Oliverio, Fairmont State University

East Region: 

1. St. Thomas Aquinas College
2. Bentley University
3. Franklin Pierce University 
4. Le Moyne College [Northeast-10 Conference]
5. Assumption University 
6. Southern New Hampshire University 
7. Concordia College (New York)
8. Dominican College (New York) [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference]

Individuals: 

1. Drew Semons, Saint Anselm College
2. Aiden Stuart, Saint Michael's College
3. Jarred Huggins, American International College