Henderson State Finishes Fourth at Tulsa Cup Golf Tournament
Henderson State women’s golf finished fourth at Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, on Tuesday at the Tulsa Cup, wrapping up the 54-hole competition with a score of 64-over 928.
Reddies slip in final round
The Reddies entered the final round in second place, sitting six strokes behind tournament leader Rogers State after posting rounds of 300 and 305 on Monday. Henderson shot a 35-over 323 to finish one stroke behind third-place Southwestern Oklahoma State.
Rogers State claims team title
Rogers State claimed the team championship at 40-over 904. Midwestern State took second place at 56-over 920, while Southwestern Oklahoma State finished third at 63-over 927. Rockhurst rounded out the top five at 71-over 935.
Coleman paces Henderson lineup
Hailey Coleman led Henderson in the final round with a 6-over 78, tying for 11th place at 13-over 229. During Tuesday’s round, Coleman tallied 10 pars and a birdie on the par-5 ninth hole, finishing the back nine at 2-over 38 with a sequence of six straight pars to end the tournament.
Shifting individual leaderboards
Teagen Muldoon entered Tuesday as the individual leader after consecutive rounds of even-par 72, but finished 17th at 14-over 230 after carding an 86 in the final round. Muldoon’s day was highlighted by a birdie on the par-4 13th hole. Lora Jones tied for 18th at 18-over 234 after shooting a 9-over 81. Jones recorded birdies on the second and ninth holes, using the second birdie on the par-5 ninth to close the front nine at 3-over 39.
Fall schedule concludes in Oklahoma
Among Henderson’s five competitors, Audrey McCallum achieved the biggest jump on the individual leaderboard by advancing eight positions to tie for 30th place with a total of 22-over 238. In the final round, McCallum carded an 8-over 80, which featured seven pars and a birdie on the par-4 15th hole. Bella Gutierrez rounded out the Reddies’ lineup, tying for 39th at 25-over 241 after posting an 84 with seven pars on Tuesday. The result closes the fall portion of Henderson State’s 2026-27 schedule. The team secured top-five finishes in four of their five events before returning to action March 8th and 9th in Enid, Oklahoma, for the Dan Egner Invitational.