Monday, September 14
Seattle, Wash. • Chambers Bay GC
University of Tulsa
vs
Washington
Photo by: Todd Drexler - www.sesportsmedia.com
9/15/2026 8:16:00 AM | Women's Golf
SEATTLE, Wash. – The Tulsa women's golf team opened its 2026-27 season by taking the lead through the first two rounds of the Leadership and Golf Invitational on Monday at Chambers Bay Golf Course.
The two-time defending American Conference champion Golden Hurricane carded rounds of 286 and 285 for a 36-hole total of 571 (-5). Tulsa holds a two-stroke advantage over Colorado, which sits in second place at three-under par. Oregon State is third at one-under, while SMU is fourth at even par. To view the complete leaderboard, click here.
Tulsa is the only team in the 17-team field with three players among the individual top nine.
Zoe Shamy leads the Golden Hurricane in a tie for third place at four-under-par 140. Shamy opened the tournament with a three-under-par 69 before adding a one-under 71 in the second round. She enters Tuesday's final round two strokes behind individual leader Raya Nakao of Oregon State.
Samantha Olson is one stroke behind Shamy and tied for fifth place at three-under-par 141. Olson posted rounds of 70 and 71, with her second round highlighted by an albatross on the 480-yard, par-5 fourth hole.
Allyn Stephens delivered Tulsa's lowest score of the second round, firing a four-under-par 68 to move 28 spots up the leaderboard. Stephens recorded an eagle of her own on the par-5 fourth and added three birdies during the round. She is alone in ninth place at two-under-par 142 following rounds of 74 and 68.
Jeanne Pagnier is tied for 29th place with a four-over-par total of 148 after recording rounds of 73 and 75. Sayers Allen rounded out the Golden Hurricane lineup with consecutive rounds of 81 for a two-round total of 162 (+18).
Competing as an individual, Eva Kiri Fevzer carded matching rounds of 76 and is tied for 61st place at eight-over-par 152, in her first collegiate competition.
Tulsa will be back in action for the final round on Tuesday. TU will play with Colorado, SMU andOreogn State and tee off from hole 1-3 starting at 10 a.m. CT.
TEAM SCORES
TULSA SCORES
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's golf program. Fans can also follow the program on social media by searching 'TulsaWGolf' on X, Facebook and Instagram.
The two-time defending American Conference champion Golden Hurricane carded rounds of 286 and 285 for a 36-hole total of 571 (-5). Tulsa holds a two-stroke advantage over Colorado, which sits in second place at three-under par. Oregon State is third at one-under, while SMU is fourth at even par. To view the complete leaderboard, click here.
Tulsa is the only team in the 17-team field with three players among the individual top nine.
Zoe Shamy leads the Golden Hurricane in a tie for third place at four-under-par 140. Shamy opened the tournament with a three-under-par 69 before adding a one-under 71 in the second round. She enters Tuesday's final round two strokes behind individual leader Raya Nakao of Oregon State.
Samantha Olson is one stroke behind Shamy and tied for fifth place at three-under-par 141. Olson posted rounds of 70 and 71, with her second round highlighted by an albatross on the 480-yard, par-5 fourth hole.
Allyn Stephens delivered Tulsa's lowest score of the second round, firing a four-under-par 68 to move 28 spots up the leaderboard. Stephens recorded an eagle of her own on the par-5 fourth and added three birdies during the round. She is alone in ninth place at two-under-par 142 following rounds of 74 and 68.
Jeanne Pagnier is tied for 29th place with a four-over-par total of 148 after recording rounds of 73 and 75. Sayers Allen rounded out the Golden Hurricane lineup with consecutive rounds of 81 for a two-round total of 162 (+18).
Competing as an individual, Eva Kiri Fevzer carded matching rounds of 76 and is tied for 61st place at eight-over-par 152, in her first collegiate competition.
Tulsa will be back in action for the final round on Tuesday. TU will play with Colorado, SMU andOreogn State and tee off from hole 1-3 starting at 10 a.m. CT.
TEAM SCORES
| 1. | Tulsa | 571 (-5) |
| 2. | Colorado | 572 (-4) |
| 3. | SMU | 575 (-1) |
| 4. | Oregon State | 277 (+1) |
| 5. | Eastern Michigan | 279 (+3) |
| 6 | UC Davis | 584 (+8) |
| 7. | San Jose State | 586 (+10) |
| 8. | Arkansas-Little Rock | 589 (+13) |
| 9. | Santa Clara | 590 (+14) |
| 10. | Washington | 592 (+16) |
| 11. | Long Beach State | 598 (+22) |
| 12. | San Francisco | 600 (+24) |
| 13. | Cal Poly | 602 (+26) |
| 14. | ULM | 604 (+28) |
| 15. | Gonzaga | 605 (+29) |
| 16. | Grand Canyon | 609 (+33) |
| 17. | Seattle U | 611 (+35) |
TULSA SCORES
| T3. | Zoe Shamy | 140 (-4) |
| T5. | Samantha Olson | 141 (-3) |
| 9. | Allyn Stephens | 142 (-2) |
| T30. | Jeanne Pagnier | 148 (+4) |
| 85. | Sayers Allen | 162 (+18) |
| T60. | Eva Kiri Fevzer (Ind.) | 152 (+8) |
Visit www.TulsaHurricane.com for the latest news and information on the women's golf program. Fans can also follow the program on social media by searching 'TulsaWGolf' on X, Facebook and Instagram.
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