SWOSU Women's Golf Finishes Third at GAC Championship

Three Lady Bulldogs earn top-15 individual finishes at conference tournament

Apr. 16, 2026 at 3:01am

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A cubist, geometric painting depicting a fragmented golf course with overlapping planes of green fairways, sand traps, and putting greens, conceptually representing the competitive nature of the GAC Women's Golf Championship.SWOSU Women's Golf team earns a third-place finish at the competitive GAC Championship tournament.Today in Tulsa

The SWOSU Women's Golf team competed at the Great American Conference (GAC) Championship this week at Page Belcher Golf Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they finished third in the team standings while three Lady Bulldogs earned top-15 individual finishes.

Why it matters

The GAC Championship is the culmination of the conference's regular season and determines the overall champion. A third-place finish is a solid result for the SWOSU women's golf program, which continues to be a competitive force in the region.

The details

The SWOSU Women's Golf team finished third out of the 10 teams competing at the GAC Championship. Three Lady Bulldogs placed in the top 15 individually - Abigail Rigsby tied for 7th, Kenzie Lott tied for 12th, and Megan Whittington tied for 14th.

  • The GAC Championship took place this week (April 14-16, 2026).
  • SWOSU Women's Golf competed at the tournament over the 3-day event.

The players

SWOSU Women's Golf

The women's golf team from Southwestern Oklahoma State University, a NCAA Division II program that competes in the Great American Conference.

Abigail Rigsby

A SWOSU women's golfer who tied for 7th place individually at the GAC Championship.

Kenzie Lott

A SWOSU women's golfer who tied for 12th place individually at the GAC Championship.

Megan Whittington

A SWOSU women's golfer who tied for 14th place individually at the GAC Championship.

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What’s next

The SWOSU Women's Golf team will now await the announcement of the NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championship field, where they hope to earn a spot to compete for the national title.

The takeaway

SWOSU Women's Golf continues to be a strong program in the Great American Conference, finishing third at the GAC Championship and placing three golfers in the top 15 individually. This sets them up well for a potential NCAA Championship berth.