Seminole Sunday Sauce — June 1, 2025: FSU Men’s Golf Posts Top-10 National Finish
Florida State men’s golf notched a top-10 win finish for 2025, but narrowly missed the chance for something bigger. The Seminoles’ season came to an end on Monday with a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Championships, finishing one stroke shy of a spot in the national quarterfinals.
FSU was in position to advance after each of the first three days of stroke play before falling to ninth in the final round. The Seminoles were second after the opening round, fifth after the second and eighth after the third. FSU ultimately finished one stroke behind eighth-place Ole Miss at 12-over par.
Ben Haskins Award winner Luke Clanton and Carson Brewer each finished tied for 22nd for FSU, finishing 1-over par for the NCAA Championships. After appearances in the semifinals and national championship in each of the previous two seasons, FSU has now posted three straight top-10 finishes.
FOOTBALL
Commitments: None
Decommitments: None
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: No. 24 nationally, eighth in ACC (9 total commitments)
Wrap-up: Game times were announced for four additional games this week, including a 10:30 p.m. start time for the Oct. 18 contest at Stanford.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Commitments: None
Decommitments: None
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: N/A (0 total commitments)
Wrap-up: ACC opponents were released this week. FSU will play both Miami and SMU twice.
Track and Field
Ranking: No. 19 USTFCCCA; No. 9 USTFCCCA South Region; women No. 6 USTFCCCA South Region
Past Week: Participated in NCAA Preliminaries
Upcoming: NCAA Outdoor Championships (June 11-14)
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: Plenty of FSU athletes punched their tickets to the NCAA Championships this week.
Women’s Golf
Ranking: No. 2 WGCA Coaches
Recognitions: Mirabel Ting (WGCA All-America first team); Lottie Woad (WGCA All-America first team)
Wrap-up: We’ve finally reached the offseason in what was a year to remember for FSU. The national semifinal finish is the best since the NCAA Championships went to its current format.
Softball
Record: 49-12
Ranking: No. 8 ESPN/USA Softball; No. 3 Softball America; No. 4 D1Softball; No. 6 NFCA Coaches; No. 5 seed NCAA Tournament
Recognitions: Isa Torres, IF (D1Softball All-America first team, CSC Academic All-District); Kennedy Harp, OF (CSC Academic All-District); Jahni Kerr, OF (CSC Academic All-District); Jaysoni Beachum, IF (CSC Academic All-District); Amaya Ross, IF (CSC Academic All-District)
Wrap-up: We’ve reached the offseason. FSU finished one win shy of 50.
Baseball
Record: 40-14
Ranking: No. 7 D1Baseball; No. 9 Baseball America; No. 11 Perfect Game; No. 8 NCBWA; No. 8 USA TODAY Coaches; No. 9 seed NCAA Tournament
Past Week: (2-0), beat Bethune-Cookman in NCAA Tournament on Friday, 6-2; beat Mississippi State in NCAA Tournament on Saturday, 10-3
Upcoming: vs. Mississippi State or Northeastern (Sunday, NCAA Tournament)
Recognitions: Myles Bailey, 1B (ACC All-Tournament team)
Wrap-up: FSU sits one win away from the NCAA Super Regionals.
Men’s Golf
Ranking: No. 11 GCAA Coaches
Past Week: Finished ninth at NCAA Championships
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: It ended a heartbreak, but FSU should have no shame for its top-10 national finish.
*Recruiting rankings according to the 247Sports Composite rankings
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