SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Mason Williams shot a 74 in the third round of the NCAA Championships Sunday afternoon at Grayhawk Golf Club to advance to Monday's final round of stroke play as an individual.

Williams (+6) has the second-lowest score of the nine advancing individuals and will tee off the 10th hole at 3:23 p.m. ET (12:23 p.m. local). The senior is tied for 32nd on the leaderboard. The field has been cut to 15 teams, and the top-8 teams will advance to match play Tuesday. Georgia Southern finished 25th in the team standings.

Brantley Baker led the Eagles with a 73 today, and Wilson Andress carded a 74. Hogan Ingram finished with a 76, and Ben Carr posted a 77.

The top three teams on the leaderboard remained the same with top-ranked Oklahoma (-1) in first, No. 2 Oklahoma State (+3) in second and No. 3 Vanderbilt (+5) in third. Sooner Patrick Welch carded the lowest round of the championship with a 7-under 63 to equal the low mark achieved at the 2021 NCAA Championships. Arizona State's Ryggs Johnston also shot 63 during last year's second round at Grayhawk Golf Club.

On the individual leaderboard, the current leader is Vanderbilt's Gordon Sargent (-4) who carded a 2-under 68 today. He leads Oklahoma's Chris Gottercup (-3), who also shot a 2-under 68, by one shot.

GOLF Channel will begin its coverage of the championship at 5 p.m. ET (2 p.m. local).

Results
Team – 295-305-297=897 (+57), 25
Mason Williams – 69-73-74=216 (+6), T32
Wilson Andress – 73-75-74=222 (+12), T68
Brantley Baker – 77-79-73=229 (+19), T116
Ben Carr – 77-78-77=232 (+22), T130
Hogan Ingram – 76-82-76=234 (+24), T135

Quotables from Coach Carter Collins
"Amazing week of grind for the team and program to cap off one of the best seasons in program history. I'm extremely proud of what they have accomplished and can't wait to support Mason tomorrow as he earned a spot to play on Monday for an Individual National Championship!"

"This course was extremely tough, as was the course set up. Add the desert wind to our final two afternoon rounds, and it was one of the toughest grinds I've been a part of as a coach."

"Although we didn't meet all of our goals for the week, being one of the final 30 teams in the country is an accomplishment that we hope Eagle Nation is proud of. Two trips to NCAA Nationals in the previous three, and the best is yet to come! Hail Southern!!"