CLE ELUM, Wash. – The New Mexico State women's golf team wrapped up the NCAA Cle Elum Regional with its best round of the week on a perfect day at Tumble Creek Club as it shot 299 (+11) for a total score of 321-305-299—925 (+61) to finish in 16^th place.
 

WATCH | Head coach Danny Bowen talks about his squads final round from the Cle Elum Regional and looks ahead to next season!#AggieUp | #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/sHRzoUbj7K

— NM State WGolf (@NMStateWGolf) May 9, 2019

Junior Dominique Galloway placed the highest of the NM State golfers in a tie for 40th as she fired a 72 (E) for a 54-hole score of 77-73-72—222 (+6). Following closely behind Galloway was Pun Chanachai who fired a 71 (-1) for the day and wrapped up her time at Tumble Creek with a 54-hole score of 80-72-71—223 (+7), good for a 44^th place tie.
 

WATCH | @WACsports Champion @m_galloway0004 talks about her amazing final round and the lessons she'll take into next season!#AggieUp | #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/qxkf3AzQH4

— NM State WGolf (@NMStateWGolf) May 8, 2019

Chantal Dueringer finished in 84^th place (+22) after the freshman posted a solid final day with a score of 76 (+4). Kehler Koss (+30) and Maria Prado (+33) finished 93^rd and 95^th respectively.
 

WATCH | Freshman @dueringer_golf reflects in her first trip to NCAA Regionals and the lessons she learned @TumbleCreekClub!#AggieUp | #NCAAGolf pic.twitter.com/5FjNixnDCK

— NM State WGolf (@NMStateWGolf) May 8, 2019

No. 1 ranked USC ran away with the regional, firing a red-hot 281-285-278—844 (-20). Also advancing to NCAA Finals are Washington, Northwestern, Arkansas, San Jose State and UCF. Individual qualifiers from the Cle Elum Regional are Oregon's Kathleen Scavo, Ohio State's Aneka Seumanutafa and Oregon State's Ellie Slama.

The Aggies wrap up their season with their fifth Western Athletic Conference championship in the last six years and their 22^nd NCAA Regional Appearance. In Danny Bowen's second season at the helm, New Mexico State picked up wins at the WAC Championship and Red Rocks Invitational to go along five more top-5 finishes. NM State is also set to return two-time WAC Player of the Year Pun Chanachai and reigning WAC Player of the Year Dominique Galloway to next year's squad.