Long Beach State Men's Golf is set to compete in the NCAA Columbus Regional, marking their fourth consecutive appearance in the postseason. They are the fourth seed among 13 teams at the event, taking place from May 18 over three rounds. The top five teams and lowest individual not on a qualifying team will advance to the finals. The team recently dominated the Big West Championship, winning by 47 strokes, and features standout players including Big West Men's Golfer of the Year Alejandro de Castro Piera.

By the Numbers
  • Long Beach State won the Big West Championship by 47 strokes, the fourth-largest victory margin in NCAA history.
  • Alejandro de Castro Piera has a stroke average of 69.18 and finished in the Top 10 in 9 of 11 tournaments this season.
State of Play
  • Long Beach State is ranked as high as No. 27 nationally this season.
  • The Columbus Regional features multiple strong competitors, including Florida and Arizona State, among others.
What's Next

The team will compete for a spot in the championship finals from this regional, with potential for further recognition based on individual performances. Their success at the regional could reinforce their status in the national rankings.

Bottom Line

Long Beach State's strong performance in the Big West Championship sets a high expectation as they enter the NCAA Columbus Regional, where advancing to the finals will demonstrate their capability on a national stage.