Southern is in the regional for the sixth year in a row. The Lions were the third seed last year when the team hosted the event at Twin Hills CC. Southern finished second last year, behind Washburn.

The Lions finished in third place this season in the MIAA and were led by All-MIAA golfers David Eddy and Seve Smith. Ben Perry earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors.

The Super Regional consists of the top eight teams from the Central and the Great Lakes Regions.  The top five individuals in the region not on those teams selected will also participate in the event.  In all, 90 golfers will tee it up during the tournament which begins with a practice round on May 4.

While two regions compete at each Super Regional site, they do not necessarily compete against each other. Only the winning team from each region and the top scoring team, regardless of region, will make this years national tournament to be hosted by the city of Houston. The individual with the low tournament score not on a winning team will also make the national tournament.

The regional assignments are as follows:

CENTRAL/GREAT LAKES SUPER REGIONAL
Red Hawk Run Golf Club; Findlay, Ohio; hosted by University of Findlay.

Central Region:
1. Washburn [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]
2. Central Missouri
3. Winona State [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference]
4. Missouri Southern State
5. Missouri Western State
6. Upper Iowa
7. Fort Hays State
8. Southwest Baptist

Individuals:
1. Steven Busho, Minnesota-Crookston
2. Chris Kovach, Truman
3. Kyle Lewis, Concordia-St. Paul
4. Jacob Sanders, Minnesota-Crookston
5. Keith Capps, Pittsburg State

Great Lakes Region:
1. Grand Valley State
2. Indianapolis [Great Lakes Valley Conference]
3. Wayne State (Michigan)
4. Ferris State
5. Northern Kentucky
6. Ashland
7. Saginaw Valley State
8. Findlay [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]

Individuals:
1. Thomas Hay, Drury
2. Kyle Leach, Bellarmine
3. Brooks Herrick, Bellarmine
4. Andy Hansen, Wisconsin-Parkside
5. Josh Butterfield, Lewis