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Freshman Ailis Tribolet posted Nebraska's best individual finish, tying for 29th to help the Huskers to a 17th-place finish at the 18-team Big Ten Championship presented by Allstate on Sunday.
Tribolet, a first-year Husker from Chandler, Ariz., closed with a three-round total of 221 (+11) on the par-70 layout of the Oakmont Country Club in Glendale, Calif. After an opening-round 77 (+7) on Friday, Tribolet closed with back-to-back rounds of 72 (+2) on Saturday and Sunday.
Redshirt junior Symran Shah was Nebraska's No. 2 finisher at the conference championship, ending her tournament with a 54-hole score of 226 (+16). Shah led the Big Red with a 71 (+1) in Saturday's second round before capping her season with a 76 (+6) on Sunday. Shah, who tied for 55th overall, opened the tournament with a 79 (+9) on Friday.
Junior Hannah Kono finished 71st and redshirt senior Brooke Bream tied for 79th, while playing in all three rounds for the Huskers. Kono closed a 233 (+23) with rounds of 79, 79 and 75, while Bream managed a 236 (+26) with rounds of 77, 80 and 79 in the first conference tournament appearance of her career.
Redshirt junior Lauren Thiele contributed a second-round 76 for the Huskers, before adding a 79 in Sunday's final round. She replaced freshman Kaleigh Babineaux as a substitute in Nebraska's lineup after Babineaux put up an opening-round 79 on Friday.
As a team, Nebraska finished with a three-round total of 912 (+72), defeating Wisconsin by 10 strokes.
Southern California claimed the team title with a final score of 844 (277-279-288) - the lowest winning score in the history of the event. The Trojans took the team title by 12 strokes over runner-up Ohio State.
Big Ten Champion Jasmine Koo led the Trojans with a 207 (69-70-68) to capture the individual title at three under par. USC teammate Bailey Shoemaker and Ohio State's Nellie Ong tied for second at 209 (-1).
They were joined on the Big Ten All-Championship Team (Top 5 plus ties) by Purdue's Luana Valero and Lauren Timpf, Michigan State's Taylor Kehoe, Minnesota's Isabella McCauley and Ohio State's Sophie Eppelstun.
The NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship field will be announced on the Golf Channel on Wednesday, April 29 at 3 p.m. (CT) with qualifiers split into six regional sites.
Regional play will take place May 11-13 in Ann Arbor, Mich., Chapel Hill, N.C., Huntsville, Ala., Stanford, Calif., Tallahassee, Fla., and Waco, Texas.
Big Ten Championship
April 24-26, 2026
Oakmont CC (Par 70, 6,086/6,134/6,094)
Glendale, California
Final Team Results
1. #2 Southern California - 277-279-288=844 (+4)
2. #32 Ohio State - 282-287-289=856 (+16)
3. #45 Purdue - 284-283-296=863 (+23)
4. #46 Indiana - 292-285-295=872 (+32)
T5. #14 UCLA - 297-287-289=873 (+33)
T5. #50 Illinois - 282-289-302=873 (+33)
7. #75 Penn State - 284-302-289=875 (+35)
8. #40 Michigan State - 285-286-306=877 (+37)
9. #6 Oregon - 290-291-297=878 (+38)
10. #30 Northwestern - 290-299-296=885 (+45)
11. #73 Minnesota - 307-291-298=896 (+56)
12. #84 Iowa - 295-303-303=901 (+61)
13. #67 Maryland - 305-295-303=903 (+63)
T14. #90 Washington - 295-302-308=905 (+65)
T14. #56 Michigan - 296-305-304=905 (+65)
16. #79 Rutgers - 308-300-300=908 (+68)
17. #76 Nebraska - 312-298-302=912 (+72)
18. #91 Wisconsin - 317-297-308=922 (+82)
Final Individual Results
1. #24 Jasmine Koo, USC - 69-70-68=207 (-3)
T2. #13 Bailey Shoemaker, USC - 70-65-74=209 (-1)
T2. #78 Nellie Ong, Ohio State - 68-72--69=209 (-1)
4. Luana Valero, Purdue - 67-69-74=210 (E)
T5. #106 Taylor Kehoe, Michigan State - 71-68-74=213 (+3)
T5. Sophie Eppelstun, Ohio State - 69-71-73=213 (+3)
T5. Lauren Timpf, Purdue - 74-67-72=213 (+3)
T5. Isabella McCauley, Minnesota - 74-70-69=213 (+3)
T9. #45 Elise Lee, USC - 69-71-74=214 (+4)
T9. Audrey Lam, Penn State - 68-74-72=214 (+4)
T9. #10 Catherine Park, USC - 69-73-72=214 (+4)
T9. Brielle Mapanao, Illinois - 73-71-70=214 (+4)
Nebraska Individuals
T29. Ailis Tribolet - 77-72-72=221 (+11)
T55. Symran Shah - 79-71-76=226 (+16)
71. Hannah Kono - 79-79-75=233 (+23)
T79. Brooke Bream - 77-80-79=236 (+26)
87. Lauren Thiele - SUB-76-79=155 (+15)
91. Kaleigh Babineaux - 79-SUB-SUB=79 (+9)
2026 Big Ten Women's Golf All-Championship Team
Sophie Eppelstun, Ohio State
Taylor Kehoe, Michigan State
Jasmine Koo, USC
Isabella McCauley, Minnesota
Nellie Ong, Ohio State
Bailey Shoemaker, USC
Lauren Timpf, Purdue
Luana Valero, Purdue