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WC golf sends both teams to nationals for the first time

Historic season leads to major success for Coyotes

WC golf sends both teams to nationals for the first time
May 2, 2025
Weatherford College golf made history Thursday as both the men's and women's teams accepted at-large bids to play in their respective national tournaments. It's the first national tournament in only the second year of the women's program, and the first in three years for the men's team.
The WC women will compete at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Finney County, Kansas, May 12-15. WC is ranked No. 11 out of the 16 teams that qualified.
The men will head to Sand Creek Station Golf Course in Newton, Kansas, May 13-16 with the No. 9 ranking out of 24 qualifying teams.
WC hosted the NJCAA Women's Southwest District Championship at Canyon West Golf Club April 28-29. The Coyotes finished in third place, shooting 313-309. Wednesday's third round was canceled due to weather.
Freshman Corrina Haros led WC by finishing in a tie for fourth place, shooting six-under par (79-71). She turned in two birdies in her final eight holes. Emily Gutierrez (79-77) was 13th, and Catherine Haas-Black was 16th (79-79).
The WC men's team took eighth place at the South-Central District Championship at The Hideout Golf Club & Resort in Brownwood, April 28-29. The Coyotes shot 305-303-290, improving each round.
Aledo's Jett Moore led WC with a tie for 20th at 6-over par (73-78-71). An eagle on a par-5 on the front nine capped off his third round, which also included three birdies.