SAN MARCOS, Texas – Texas State women's golf returns to action Saturday-Monday at the Schooner Fall Classic hosted by Oklahoma at the Belmar Golf Club.
TXST Lineup (Hole No. 10)
Grace Quintanilla | Sophomore | Cebu, Philippines (9:32 a.m.)
Sandra Palin | Freshman | Finland (9:24 a.m.)
Mia Ginnetti | Freshman | The Colony, Texas (9:16 a.m.)
London Fowlkes | Freshman | Spring, Texas (9:08 a.m.)
Reene Carroll | Freshman | Scotland (9:00 a.m.)
The Bobcats are paired with Tulane and former conference mate Arkansas State.
Tournament Format
Stroke play: 54-holes across three days
Tournament Links
Round 1 | Saturday |
Tee Times |
Live Scoring
Round 2 | Sunday |
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Live Scoring
Round 3 | Monday |
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Live Scoring
Course Information
Belmar Golf Club | Norman, Oklahoma
Par 70 | 6,182 yards
The Field
Texas State, Arkansas State, Baylor, Florida State, Georgia, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oral Roberts, TCU, Tulane, Tulsa, UCF, Virginia Tech
Last Time Out
The Bobcats opened the season led by returning all-conference performer
Grace Quintanilla at The Bruzzy presented by Ashley Herrera, hosted by North Texas at the Trophy Club Country Club.
The sophomore finished tied for 11th, shooting all three of her rounds under par to total a 6-under 210 final score. Quintanilla (69-71-70) carded 11 birdies across the three rounds and shot her seventh career round in the 60s. This was also the seventh time as a Bobcat that Quintanilla has led the lineup, including in the final five team events of the 2025-26 season.
As a team, the Bobcat finished 10th at the event that as led by Oklahoma, UTSA and Texas A&M (B) in order.
In her first action at TXST,
London Fowlkes (70-79-74--223) opened the tournament -2 en route to a 7-over finish to place her tied for 45th. Classmates
Sandra Palin (75-74-76--225) and
Savannah Bowers (77-78-72--227) finished tied for 49th and tied for 52nd, respectively, with sophomore
Mana Hersperger (75-74-78--227) finishing alongside Bowers.
2025-26 Recap
The Bobcats put together a strong 2025-26 campaign, competing in 12 regular-season tournaments across Texas and around the country before two individuals advanced to NCAA Regionals. The Bobcats opened the season with four fall tournaments, highlighted by a second-place finish at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate, before returning to action in February with a victory at the Texas State Invitational, winning the 15-team event in New Braunfels. Texas State followed with a fourth-place showing at the Texas Golf Throwdown and later posted a fourth-place finish at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Hawai'i. The Bobcats closed the regular season finishing third in stroke play at the Sun Belt Conference Championship, advancing to match play and earning a 3-0 victory over South Alabama before falling in the championship match. Texas State ultimately capped the season with a trip to the NCAA Waco Regional.
Regional Action
WACO, Texas – Texas State's
Grace Quintanilla and
Yvonne Chamness wrapped up 2026 NCAA Regional action at the Ridgewood Country Club in Waco, Texas. The appearance for the duo marked the third consecutive year the Bobcats made an appearance in the NCAA postseason, including doing so as a team in 2024.
In her first appearance at the event, Quintanilla (73-75-68--216) closed strong carding her sixth round in the 60s this season. The freshman signed for a third-round 68, which included four birdies, two of which were on the final two holes of the event. For the tournament, Quintanilla went 6-over to finish tied for 33rd.
Chamness (76-74-71--221), who was making her third straight appearance and second as an individual, finished the event tied for 46th at 11-over marking her second highest postseason placement.
Post Season Recognition
WGCA All-American Scholars: Texas State women's golf returners
Mana Hersperger and
Grace Quintanilla were named All-American Scholars by the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA). Hersperger and Quintanilla were selected based on their high-level academic records as well as their participation on the course. Honorees must have achieved an overall grade-point-average of 3.50 or higher and have played in 50% of the team's regularly scheduled competitive rounds, among other qualifications.
All-Sun Belt Conference: Texas State women's golf continued to shine in the Sun Belt Conference as four Bobcats earned All-Sun Belt honors, highlighted by freshman
Grace Quintanilla being named the SBC Freshman of the Year. Quintanilla and
Yvonne Chamness were selected to the All-Sun Belt Conference First Team, while
Fia Lindblom and
Briana LeMaire earned second and third team recognition, respectively.
Individual Notes
Grace Quintanilla... 2026 NCAA Regional Qualifier… 2026 Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year… 2026 Sun Belt First-Team All-Conference… 2026 Sun Belt Conference All-Tournament Team… Sun Belt Conference Golfer of the Week (March 26, 2026; March 5, 2026)… WGCA All-American Scholar… In the Bobcat lineup for 10 of 11 tournaments missing the Ron Moore Intercollegiate due to International duty… Led the team with a 71.6 adjusted scoring average… Was TXST's top finisher in 7 of 10 tournaments played as a freshman… Had 6 rounds in the 60s and 17 even or under par… Had 29 of 33 rounds played counted toward the team score (3 ind rounds at NCAA Regional)… Best finish was T4 at the Chevron Collegiate (-6)… Led the team with 109 birdies…. Had 3 top 5 finishes, 5 in the top 10 and 9 top 25… Season low was 66 (R2, Chevron)... Finished T5 at the Sun Belt Conference Championship (-2) and won her semifinal Match Play round... Closed the season T33 at the NCAA Waco Regional (+6).
The Bruzzy | T11 | -6
Sandra Palin… Attended Makelanrinteen urheilulukio where she was named 2024 athlete of the year… Placed 19th at the Finnish Amateur Championship (2025) and earned a fourth-place finish at the Finnish Stroke Play Championship… Opened 2026 by claiming the individual championship at the Lauro Finnish Open... Won consecutive titles on the Finnish Junior Tour in 2024 and earned medalist honors at the Finnish Junior Match Play U18 Championship… Won the Finnish Stroke Play Championship.
The Bruzzy | T49 | +9
Mia Ginnetti… Enrolled January 2026 and did not see action... Four year letterwinner at Rocky River... Named 2024 LEGGA Conference Player of the Year and a member of the Ohio High School Girls Golf All-Junior and Senior Teams... Crowned LEGGA Conference Champion leading her team to its first OHSAA District appearance in school history in 2023... Also won the TJGT Showdown at the Rail and the TJGT DFW Fall Kickoff and was an alternate for the Girls Junior PGA Championship... Graduated Summa Cum Laude.
First Action of 2026-27
London Fowlkes… Played at Grand Oaks High School where she received Golfer of the Year and Freshman of the Year accolades during her career… Won back-to-back individual UIL District 13-6A titles and helped Grand Oaks secure consecutive team district championships. Named top Houston high school female golfer for the 2025–2026 season… Competed on the Southern Texas PGA (STPGA) Prestige Tour, earning multiple victories including the CSTAT Challenge and Prestige Tour Open… Played in prominent events like the Mack Champ Invitational and LPGA*USGA Girls Golf Championship.
The Bruzzy | T45 | +7
Reene Carroll… Attended IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida under Kevin Craggs... Competed as a member of the Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society in Scotland... Finished as the runner-up at the U18 Scottish Girls Championship... Also competed with the Stephen Gallacher Team and the Gleneagles National PGA Centre Foundation Programme... Competed in lacrosse, netball and tennis... Was the under nine national chess champion.
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