Eastern Michigan will take on top-ranked Stanford in the semifinals on Tuesday in Carlsbad, California. Here's how the Eagles advanced out of the quarterfinals vs. Texas and how to watch their Cinderella run continue.

One of the most improbable stories in college golf history ended late Tuesday afternoon in Carlsbad. The Eastern Michigan Eagles, who ranked 227th nationally just two years ago, somehow reached the NCAA semifinals on the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa’s North Course and actually led top-ranked Stanford before the Cardinal felled their fantasy.

The extraordinary run by the Eastern Michigan women’s golf team came to an end on Tuesday in the NCAA Division I Championships, but not before the Eagles beat one last powerhouse on their way out. And as for Wednesday’s match-play finalists,

Eastern Michigan might be the best story in college golf this season, thanks to the Leovao twins and an ambitious vision by the school.

The 2026 NCAA Division I women's golf quarterfinals start Tuesday. The Eastern Michigan Eagles from Ypsilanti are looking to shock the world and do the unthinkable in the knockout round.

Top-seeded Stanford ended the dream run of Eastern Michigan as Meja Ortengren won her second leadoff match and senior Megha Ganne closed out the semifinal victory Tuesday to send the Cardinal to the title match for the third straight year in the NCAA Women's Golf Championship.