USF, other locals head to NCAAs in golf

The USF, Cal, Stanford and San Jose State golf teams were selected to compete in the NCAA West Regional. The Dons, seeded No. 12, will play in St. George, Utah, on May 9, making it their sixth postseason appearance in seven years. USF had a remarkable season, capturing a pair of tournament titles as well as three runner-up showings, including a second-place finish to No. 4 Pepperdine in the West Coast Conference Championships. Stanford is seeded No. 6 in the regional while Cal is seeded No. 14. San Jose State is seeded No. 10.

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