The Trevecca Nazarene University women's golf team made history at the 2026 Gulf South Conference Championships, finishing sixth and setting a new program record for the lowest 54-hole total with 942. The Trojans started strong with a round of 307, achieving their lowest single round score to date. Freshman Mattie Goad led the team, finishing tied for 10th, and her 1-under 71 in the opening round tied for the third-lowest single round in program history. Overall, Trevecca showcased impressive performance, staying competitive in the top five until the final round. The tournament concluded their conference season for 2026.

By the Numbers
  • Trevecca's 942 total is the lowest 54-hole score in program history.
  • Goad's 1-under 71 is tied for the third-lowest round ever for the Trojans.
  • Trevecca recorded 25 birdies across the tournament's three rounds.
  • The team averaged 3.40 in par-three scoring, ranking fourth in the field.
Yes, But

While Trevecca made significant strides, they ended at sixth place. Comparatively, the team still trails behind stronger programs like Lee and West Florida, who claimed the top spots. This highlights the competitive landscape of the Gulf South Conference.

State of Play
  • The Trojans finished the conference championships with a total score of 942, placing them sixth among nine teams.
  • Goad's performance solidified her place among the top five in program history for multiple categories.
  • Trevecca will look to build on this success as they prepare for future competitions.
What's Next

The Trojans will now focus on their preparations for the upcoming season, looking to leverage the momentum from their record-setting performance. Enhanced training and team dynamics may foster further improvement next season.

Bottom Line

Trevecca Nazarene University's women's golf team demonstrated marked improvement and set new benchmarks at the GSC Championships. Their record performances signal potential growth, laying the groundwork for future success in subsequent seasons.