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Haskins Women's Intercollegiate

Blue Raiders set to tee off at Haskins Women's Intercollegiate
10/11/2026 10:46:00 AM | Women's Golf
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Less than a week after completing the last competition, the Middle Tennessee women's golf program is set to hit the links again, traveling east to the Haskins Women's Intercollegiate in Columbus, Ga. The two-day tournament begins Monday, October 12 and continues through Tuesday, Oct. 13 at the Country Club of Columbus.
Quick Notes
Lineup
Scouting the Opponents
Quick Notes
- The Blue Raiders will compete in the inaugural edition of the Haskins Women's Intercollegiate, having earned a bid after winning the Golfweek Spring Challenge last April.
- The competition marks the second two-day tournament for the program this fall, playing 36 holes Monday before wrapping up with the final 18 on Tuesday.
- Haskins also is the first par-72 event for the Blue Raiders on the season, with the course playing at 6,158 yards overall. There will be four par-5s, 10 par-4s and four par-3s.
- Last week, Middle Tennessee finished 11th at the Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational, shooting a 935 overall.
- Jinger Heath earned her second-straight low finisher honor for MTSU, placing T27 after carding a 229, tying her shot total from the Mason Rudolph Championship
- Jayla Kucy is set to return to the lineup after missing the Marilynn Smith and will look to improve upon her first tournament scores.
Lineup
- The Blue Raiders will send six student-athletes to compete in Columbus, five in the team lineup and one individual.
- Jinger Heath leads the Blue Raiders for the first time in her career, followed by Ella Manley, Nicole Johnson, Sara Burger and Jayla Kucy.
- Brylee Crouse will travel as the first individual competitor for Middle Tennessee this season.
Scouting the Opponents
- Joining Middle Tennessee at the tournament is Augusta, Mercer, UNC Wilmington, Ohio State, SMU, LSU, Arkansas, Pepperdine, Auburn, USC Upstate, Furman and Alabama.
- Arkansas, Auburn and Pepperdine closed out last season in the top 10 nationally at fifth, seventh and tenth, respectively.
- SMU was ranked 18th in the last rankings of 2026, as well.
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