Mississippi State is set to compete in the NCAA Championship in Carlsbad, California, marking the program's fifth appearance and second under head coach Dusty Smith, the first coach to reach multiple NCAA Championships. The Bulldogs achieved a program-best 26-under 826 at the Winston-Salem Regional, propelled by Garrett Endicott's 14-under 199 finish, the lowest individual score in NCAA Tournament history for the team. Out of 30 teams competing, 19 are ranked in the top 25 nationally, and Mississippi State is among 12 SEC teams in the mix.

By the Numbers
  • 26-under 826: Mississippi State's lowest score in NCAA Tournament history.
  • 14-under 199: Garrett Endicott's score, setting a new program record for individual NCAA Tournament performance.
State of Play
  • Mississippi State begins play at 9:47 a.m. CT on the No. 1 tee.
  • Live scoring is available for the championship through SCOREBOARD.
What's Next

The Bulldogs aim to capitalize on their momentum from the regional as they face strong competition at the NCAA Championship, aiming to secure a top finish among the leading teams in the country.

Bottom Line

Mississippi State is poised to make an impact at the NCAA Championship, leveraging their record-breaking regional performance as a foundation for success against top-ranked competition.