INDIANAPOLIS – Northeastern State will make its 19th appearance in the NCAA postseason, with announcements being made for the 80 teams and 32 individuals who play in four different Super Regionals on May 11-13. 

The RiverHawks are the second-ranked team in the Central Region and will be paired with the ten teams from the Midwest Region.

The Winona State hosts this year's Super Regional at The Bridges Golf Club in Winona, Minnesota.  After the three-day, 54-hole tournament, the top six teams advance to the NCAA Championship on May 22-26 in Warren, Ohio.

Northeastern State has advanced to the national finals twice, with its last appearance in 2009.

Central Region: 
1.                      Henderson State [Great American Conference]
2.                      Northeastern State
3.                      Harding
4.                      Washburn
5.                      Central Oklahoma
6.                      Southwestern Oklahoma State
7.                      Southern Arkansas
8.                      Missouri Southern State [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association]
9.                      Central Missouri
10.                  Bemidji State [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference]
 
Individuals:
1.       Marius Dosiere, Missouri Western
2.       Alessandro Trenta, Winona State
3.       Daniel Robles, Rogers State
4.       Brandon Sperling, Concordia St. Paul
 
Midwest Region:
1.             Grand Valley State [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
2.             Missouri-St. Louis
3.             Missouri S&T
4.             Findlay
5.             McKendree [Great Lakes Valley Conference]
6.             Wayne State (Michigan)
7.             Maryville (Missouri)
8.             Ashland [Great Midwest Athletic Conference]
9.             Davenport
10.         Ferris State
 
Individuals:
1.          Connor Curry, Malone
2.          Johan Widal, Tiffin
3.          Kyle Buzaki, Walsh
4.          Alex Bishop, Purdue Northwest