Vanderbilt Completes Comeback to Move On: The Anchor, May 8, 2025

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Vanderbilt's women's golf team finished in 15th place at the 2025 SEC Women's Golf Championship on Wednesday.
Vanderbilt's women's golf team finished in 15th place at the 2025 SEC Women's Golf Championship on Wednesday. / Vanderbilt Athletics

For the fourth-straight year, Vanderbilt’s women’s golf team is headed to the NCAA Championships, capping off a comeback that came down to the final putt.

Junior Lynn Lim need to a made three-foot putt to advance the Commodores and she drained it. Vanderbilt shot a 5-under par round Wednesday and ended the tournament one stroke ahead TCU for the final and final qualifying spot.

“What a comeback by a group of absolute dawgs,” Vanderbilt coach Greg Allen said. “I am so proud of the fight this group showed the last two days. Not once did they ever hang their head after the first round and they never stopped believing. They showed great composure all day today and, like yesterday, it was a complete team effort.”

Ava Merrill and Angelina Tolentino led the Dores with 2-under 70s Wednesday. Tillie Claggett went 1-under at 71 and Lynn Lim came home at even-par to score for the Dores. Sara Im finished 2-over for the day.

Vanderbilt will be one of the 30 teams headed to Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California, for the NCAA Championships beginning May 16.

Today’s Commodores Schedule

No games scheduled.

Yesterday’s Commodores Results

Women’s Golf: NCAA Lexington Regional, Final Round

Did You Notice?

Vanderbilt bowling coach John Williamson announced the additions of Katelyn Abigania, Avery Domaguin and Tamia Yeager as part of the 2025 recruiting class.

Countdown to Vanderbilt’s 2025 Football Season Opener

115 days

Commodores Quote of the Day

“I think rules are for people who can’t follow directions; I think standards are for people who aspire to do special things.”

Tim Corbin

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Taylor Hodges is a staff writer for Vanderbilt Commodores On SI covering all-things Vanderbilt. Taylor brings more than a decade’s worth of award-winning sports writing, photography and video experience covering every level of sports — from Little League baseball to professional sports and other sports like hunting and fishing. Taylor is fueled by his lifelong passion for sports that began the same day Kirk Gibson hit his legendary World Series walk-off home run, Arkansas beat Texas in Austin and No. 4 Notre Dame beat No. 1 Miami in the Catholics vs. Convicts game.