
October 20, 2026 | Men's Golf
Final Results
SPRINGFIELD -- The Missouri State men's golf team closed its fall season in style Tuesday (Oct. 20), setting a new school 54-hole scoring record and finishing third at its own Twin Oaks Intercollegiate at Twin Oaks Country Club. The Bears fired rounds of 276-281-275 over two days to set a new school mark of 20-under-par 832, eclipsing the previous record, set in 2023, by 12 shots.
UT Martin claimed the team championship in a playoff over Kansas City after the two had tied at 821 in regulation. SIU Edwardsville placed fourth with 839, followed by Bradley (846), Southern Utah (860) and Arkansas-Pine Bluff (877).
Individually, sophomore Pedro Gallegos stole the show for Mo State, finishing just a stroke shy of the school record with an 11-under 202 total in three trips around the par 71, 6739-yard layout on rounds of 66-69-67 to finish third in the field of 53 players.
Freshman Leon Herb was next for the Bears in a tie for 12th after shooting 72-71-67--210, one better than fellow freshman Francesco Petrangeli, who tied for 17th with 70-71-70--211. Senior Owen Swearingen tied for 23rd after posting 72-70-71--213, even par for the tournament, while junior Caden Cox carded 68-75-73--216 to tie for 27th.
Senior Andrew Fallis shot 72-71-75--218 to tie for 33rd, junior Jonathan Jordan had 77-71-72--220 to finish 39th, and senior Max Bowman tied for 50th with 76-79-77--232.
The Bears are slated to open their spring campaign Feb. 8-9 at the Bentwater Intercollegiate in Montgomery, Texas.
SPRINGFIELD -- The Missouri State men's golf team closed its fall season in style Tuesday (Oct. 20), setting a new school 54-hole scoring record and finishing third at its own Twin Oaks Intercollegiate at Twin Oaks Country Club. The Bears fired rounds of 276-281-275 over two days to set a new school mark of 20-under-par 832, eclipsing the previous record, set in 2023, by 12 shots.
UT Martin claimed the team championship in a playoff over Kansas City after the two had tied at 821 in regulation. SIU Edwardsville placed fourth with 839, followed by Bradley (846), Southern Utah (860) and Arkansas-Pine Bluff (877).
Individually, sophomore Pedro Gallegos stole the show for Mo State, finishing just a stroke shy of the school record with an 11-under 202 total in three trips around the par 71, 6739-yard layout on rounds of 66-69-67 to finish third in the field of 53 players.
Freshman Leon Herb was next for the Bears in a tie for 12th after shooting 72-71-67--210, one better than fellow freshman Francesco Petrangeli, who tied for 17th with 70-71-70--211. Senior Owen Swearingen tied for 23rd after posting 72-70-71--213, even par for the tournament, while junior Caden Cox carded 68-75-73--216 to tie for 27th.
Senior Andrew Fallis shot 72-71-75--218 to tie for 33rd, junior Jonathan Jordan had 77-71-72--220 to finish 39th, and senior Max Bowman tied for 50th with 76-79-77--232.
The Bears are slated to open their spring campaign Feb. 8-9 at the Bentwater Intercollegiate in Montgomery, Texas.
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