BROKEN ARROW, OKLA. – The Maryville men's golf team rallied with the second-lowest 18-hole team score in program history as a final round 277 vaulted them to the title of the Tulsa Cup. The Saints shot rounds of 300-290-277=867 to top the field of 20 teams, including three ranked squads.
 
As a team, the Saints carded 23 birdies in the final round. This is the second straight tournament the Saints have won, and is the first time Maryville has won three tournament titles in the regular season.
 
William Cartier-Watchorn tied for fifth overall after rounds of 74-67-72=213 to earn All-Tournament honors. His second-round score of 67 featured five birdies and an eagle to go five-under par. Cartier-Watchorn posted four birdies in his final round to help fuel the comeback. His 213 total is tied for fifth lowest tournament score in program history.
 
Andrew Rojas tied for 11th overall and posted scores of 76-72-68=216. He fired two birdies in his opening round, added three in round two and closed with six birdies in his final 18 holes. Riley Gudgeon came home following rounds of 75-78-67=220. He notched two birdies in round one and four more in his second round. Gudgeon holed six birdies and dropped just one shot in a sparkling final-round 67.
 
Colin Pini was one more shot back and notched scores of 75-76-70=221. He added one more birdie in each round as he had two in the opener, three in his second round and four in the final round. Louie Mortimer-Martinsen finished 79-75-73=227 to round out Maryville's efforts. His tournament was highlighted with three birdies in his final 18 holes of play.
 
The Saints have completed their fall 2026 schedule and will not be in action again until the end of February 2027.