The University of Houston Women's Golf team achieved its highest-ever finish at the Big 12 Championship, securing second place with a team score of 293, just six strokes behind Iowa State's winning score of 859. Junior Maelynn Kim led the team, finishing third overall with a 54-hole total of 3-under 213. Kim's performance included a low round of 71 on the final day, while seniors Natalie Saint Germain and Moa Svedenskiöld also earned Top-10 finishes, securing spots on the Big 12 All-Tournament Team. This marks Houston's best result at a postseason event since 2022.

By the Numbers
  • Houston's team score of 293 placed them second, six strokes behind Iowa State.
  • Maelynn Kim's final score was 3-under 213, earning her a third-place finish.
  • Natalie Saint Germain tied for fifth with a score of 1-under 215.
  • Moa Svedenskiöld tied for tenth with a total of 217.
State of Play
  • The Cougars will find out their postseason fate at the NCAA Selection Show on April 29.
  • Houston has qualified for NCAA Regionals in nine of the last ten years.
  • The NCAA Regional competition is set for May 11-13 at six venues nationwide.
What's Next

Following the NCAA Selection Show, the Cougars will prepare for their NCAA Regional competition, aiming to qualify for the NCAA Championships scheduled for May 22-27 in California.

Bottom Line

Houston Women's Golf is poised for continued success, with a promising future ahead as they seek to advance further in the NCAA postseason following their historic finish at the Big 12 Championship.