REEDSBURG, Wis. - UW-Oshkosh women's golf concluded the 2026 WIAC Championship Sunday (Oct. 11) at the Reedsburg Country Club after three rounds of competition.
The Titans finished the final round and meet in seventh place, after a round score of 60-over par (348 strokes), to go along to Friday's 59-over (347) and Saturday's 55-over (343) results.
In the third lead change in as many days, UW-Eau Claire was crowned the team champion after compiling a three-round score of 69-over (933), besting runner-up and defending champion UW-Stout Polytechnic, who totaled 79-over (943). UW-Whitewater, compiling a 93-over (957) finish, rounded out the top three team finishers.
On the individual leaderboard, the Warhawks' Delainey Halverson won the championship after completing the third round 7-over (79) and finishing the meet 13-over (229).
Chloe Young (Waukesha/Bay Port) finished the three-day event in a tie for 41st place, after scoring her second birdie in the meet on hole 11. Young also carded five pars, 10 bogeys, and two double bogeys to finish Sunday 13-over (85) and the meet 43-over (259).
Completing the meet in a tie for 43rd is Sophia Eggert (Shawano/Shawano Community), who shot 15-over (87). Eggert's scorecard consisted of seven pars, seven bogeys, and four double bogeys as she concluded the meet 45-over (261).
Addy Horne (Sheboygan Falls/Kohler) also tied Eggert for 43rd following the final round. Horne shot 16-over (88), tallying eight pars, four bogeys, and six double bogeys, finishing the meet with a 45-over (261) event score.
In addition to completing a birdie on hole 17, Ava Fahrenholz (West Bend/Slinger) added four pars, eight bogeys, and five double bogeys onto her scorecard. Fahrenholz ended Sunday in a 48th place tie with a 17-over (89) round. When added to her score from Friday and Saturday, Fahrenholz concluded the three-day event 47-over (263).
After shooting 16-over (88) during the final round, Rylie Severson (Green Bay/Ashwaubenon) finished in 50th place, shooting an event total of 49-over (265). Seven pars, seven bogeys, three double bogeys, and a triple bogey were scored for Severson during Sunday's competition.
Scoring her first collegiate birdie on hole 13, Aliza Koput (Tomah/Tomah) finished Sunday with a 30-over round as an individual. Koput's scorecard consisted of two pars, five bogeys, four double bogeys, and three triple bogeys to finish in 72nd place. Her total through all three rounds was 73-over (289).
Ciara Clark (Mukwonago/Mukwonago), competing individually, finished the meet with a 20-over (92) third round. Four pars, 10 bogeys, two double bogeys, and two triple bogeys on her scorecard placed her in 71st. Clark's final score, when combining all three rounds, was 73-over (288)
During the awards ceremony, Fahrenholz was selected as Oshkosh's representative on the WIAC All-Sportsmanship team.
