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Sooners Close Season at NCAA Ann Arbor Regional
May 13, 2026 | Women's Golf
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Oklahoma women's golf concluded its 2025-26 season on Wednesday with an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Ann Arbor Regional.
The 23rd-ranked Sooners finished tied for eighth at 41-over par, 19 strokes outside the top five needed to advance to the NCAA Championships. Oklahoma carded a 15-over 299 in the final round to move up one spot on the leaderboard.
Top-seeded No. 2 USC, Ohio State, No. 10 Duke, Northwestern and Texas Tech claimed the five qualifying spots from the 12-team regional field.
Senior Reagan Chaney led the Sooners in the final round, posting a 4-over 75 to finish tied for 26th individually at 8-over par for the tournament. Savannah Barber closed her Oklahoma career with a 3-over 74 on Wednesday and finished tied for 38th at 13-over overall. Audrey Rischer and Gracie Mayo tied for 35th at 12-over par, with Rischer carding a 5-over 76 in the final round and Mayo posting a 7-over 78. Meg Tilma entered the lineup for the Sooners in the final round in place of Satonkan Earn Thiengsri and recorded a 3-over 74.
Despite falling short of advancing to the NCAA Championships, Oklahoma capped another strong season under 17th-year head coach Veronique Drouin-Luttrell. The Sooners spent the majority of the year ranked inside the nation's top 25, and their projected top-30 national finish would mark the program's best finish in a decade.
OU also continued its climb through the program record book during the 2025-26 campaign. The Sooners recorded two of the five lowest 54-hole team scores in school history, posting an 8-under 832 at the Schooner Fall Classic, the third-lowest tournament score in program history, and a 3-under 837 at the SEC Championship, which ranks fifth all-time. Oklahoma's 289.27 season scoring average stands as the third-lowest in school history, while Drouin-Luttrell's teams now own the 15 best season scoring averages in program history.
Individually, Barber wrapped up one of the most accomplished careers in Oklahoma history as the program's second-lowest career scorer with a 72.65 average. Chaney finished eighth in program history with a 73.24 career scoring average, while Isabelle Schlick ranks ninth at 73.40. Mayo narrowly missed the program's top 10 with a 73.74 career average.
Barber, an All-SEC selection this season, also finished tied for sixth in school history with two career victories and ranks third in program history with 53 career rounds at par or better.
The 23rd-ranked Sooners finished tied for eighth at 41-over par, 19 strokes outside the top five needed to advance to the NCAA Championships. Oklahoma carded a 15-over 299 in the final round to move up one spot on the leaderboard.
Top-seeded No. 2 USC, Ohio State, No. 10 Duke, Northwestern and Texas Tech claimed the five qualifying spots from the 12-team regional field.
Senior Reagan Chaney led the Sooners in the final round, posting a 4-over 75 to finish tied for 26th individually at 8-over par for the tournament. Savannah Barber closed her Oklahoma career with a 3-over 74 on Wednesday and finished tied for 38th at 13-over overall. Audrey Rischer and Gracie Mayo tied for 35th at 12-over par, with Rischer carding a 5-over 76 in the final round and Mayo posting a 7-over 78. Meg Tilma entered the lineup for the Sooners in the final round in place of Satonkan Earn Thiengsri and recorded a 3-over 74.
Despite falling short of advancing to the NCAA Championships, Oklahoma capped another strong season under 17th-year head coach Veronique Drouin-Luttrell. The Sooners spent the majority of the year ranked inside the nation's top 25, and their projected top-30 national finish would mark the program's best finish in a decade.
OU also continued its climb through the program record book during the 2025-26 campaign. The Sooners recorded two of the five lowest 54-hole team scores in school history, posting an 8-under 832 at the Schooner Fall Classic, the third-lowest tournament score in program history, and a 3-under 837 at the SEC Championship, which ranks fifth all-time. Oklahoma's 289.27 season scoring average stands as the third-lowest in school history, while Drouin-Luttrell's teams now own the 15 best season scoring averages in program history.
Individually, Barber wrapped up one of the most accomplished careers in Oklahoma history as the program's second-lowest career scorer with a 72.65 average. Chaney finished eighth in program history with a 73.24 career scoring average, while Isabelle Schlick ranks ninth at 73.40. Mayo narrowly missed the program's top 10 with a 73.74 career average.
Barber, an All-SEC selection this season, also finished tied for sixth in school history with two career victories and ranks third in program history with 53 career rounds at par or better.
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