Completed Event: Women's Golf versus Folds of Honor Collegiate on September 7, 2026 , , 5th (869, +5)
Final
Women's Golf
vs Folds of Honor Collegiate
5th (869, +5)
Sunday, October 25
Flagstaff, Ariz.
University of Kansas
vs
Clash at Boulder Creek
Photo by: Jim Mallouk
10/27/2026 4:21:00 PM | Women's Golf
BOULDER CITY, Nev. - Kansas women's golf claimed its second win of the fall season on Tuesday, shooting a program record 817 (-47) across 54 holes en route to an eight-stroke victory over second-place Boise State in the Clash at Boulder Creek. Â
The Jayhawks set program records for 18-hole score (-21) and 36-hole score (-32) alongside the 54-hole record.
"We finished really strong again today, especially the last nine holes. The wind came up in the last few holes which made it an exciting finish," Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle said. "I am really proud of our freshman who came back with a blistering 65 and really helped the team get the victory."
"This was a total team effort, and everyone contributed this week with low scores. I'm really proud of their composure, confidence and competitiveness this week," Kuhle added.
Junior Ebba Nordstedt led Kansas to the victory, claiming her second-career individual win with a 200-shot (-16) performance. Her three-round score is the second lowest in program history.
"We are really proud of Ebba today for shooting 66 and winning by three for her second victory," Kuhle said. "It's awesome to see her play with great confidence and ball striking on point this week."
The team victory is the 21st of Kuhle's career, and the 10th of her tenure at Kansas.Â
Houston (-24), California Baptist (-16) and Utah Tech (-15) joined Kansas and Boise State in the top five.Â
Nordstedt caught fire from the opening tee in round one, posting a 67 (-5) in the opening 18 holes that included six birdies and left her tied for seventh. She repeated the performance in round two with a second 67, putting her one shot back of the outright lead. Nordstedt would claim the lead in the final round with a 66 (-6), finishing three shots clear of second place finisher Leia Chung of Boise State.Â
KU sophomore Kinslea Jones and senior Lyla Louderbaugh each finished in the top five at the Clash, wrapping up the event at 206 (-10) in a tie for fourth. Louderbaugh's best round came in her first, where she sported a seven-under 65 and sat tied for second, while Jones' first two rounds were evenly balanced at 67 (-5) in round one and 68 (-4) in round two.
Jayhawk freshman Hannah Hall finished her tournament in a tie for 13th, using a seven-under final round to charge up the leaderboard on the last day. After tallying six birdies across the opening two rounds, Hall carded eight on the final day.
KU fifth year Anna Wallin was the final of five Jayhawks to shoot under par during the tournament, wrapping the event up tied for 21st at 214 (-2) while opening the week with a four-under 68.Â
Sophomore Marieke Ebens competed as an individual, opening the event with a three-under 69 before wrapping up in a tie for 41st.
UP NEXT
The win concludes Kansas' fall schedule. The Jayhawks will be back in action at the UCF Challenge on Monday, Feb. 1.
The Jayhawks set program records for 18-hole score (-21) and 36-hole score (-32) alongside the 54-hole record.
"We finished really strong again today, especially the last nine holes. The wind came up in the last few holes which made it an exciting finish," Kansas head coach Lindsay Kuhle said. "I am really proud of our freshman who came back with a blistering 65 and really helped the team get the victory."
"This was a total team effort, and everyone contributed this week with low scores. I'm really proud of their composure, confidence and competitiveness this week," Kuhle added.
Junior Ebba Nordstedt led Kansas to the victory, claiming her second-career individual win with a 200-shot (-16) performance. Her three-round score is the second lowest in program history.
"We are really proud of Ebba today for shooting 66 and winning by three for her second victory," Kuhle said. "It's awesome to see her play with great confidence and ball striking on point this week."
The team victory is the 21st of Kuhle's career, and the 10th of her tenure at Kansas.Â
Houston (-24), California Baptist (-16) and Utah Tech (-15) joined Kansas and Boise State in the top five.Â
Nordstedt caught fire from the opening tee in round one, posting a 67 (-5) in the opening 18 holes that included six birdies and left her tied for seventh. She repeated the performance in round two with a second 67, putting her one shot back of the outright lead. Nordstedt would claim the lead in the final round with a 66 (-6), finishing three shots clear of second place finisher Leia Chung of Boise State.Â
KU sophomore Kinslea Jones and senior Lyla Louderbaugh each finished in the top five at the Clash, wrapping up the event at 206 (-10) in a tie for fourth. Louderbaugh's best round came in her first, where she sported a seven-under 65 and sat tied for second, while Jones' first two rounds were evenly balanced at 67 (-5) in round one and 68 (-4) in round two.
Jayhawk freshman Hannah Hall finished her tournament in a tie for 13th, using a seven-under final round to charge up the leaderboard on the last day. After tallying six birdies across the opening two rounds, Hall carded eight on the final day.
KU fifth year Anna Wallin was the final of five Jayhawks to shoot under par during the tournament, wrapping the event up tied for 21st at 214 (-2) while opening the week with a four-under 68.Â
Sophomore Marieke Ebens competed as an individual, opening the event with a three-under 69 before wrapping up in a tie for 41st.
UP NEXT
The win concludes Kansas' fall schedule. The Jayhawks will be back in action at the UCF Challenge on Monday, Feb. 1.
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