Lowman Ties for 17th at State Golf Championship
Hannah Lowman recorded a top-20 finish at the MSHSAA Class 4 State Championship held in Springfield.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Golf

Hannah Lowman finished tied for 17th at the MSHSAA Class 4 State Championship with a two-round score of 16-over-par 160. Addie Swan secured the individual title with a 6-under 138, while Fort Zumwalt West claimed the Class 4 team championship.
Why it matters
The tournament serves as the pinnacle of high school competitive golf in the state, determining both individual and team champions across multiple divisions. Top performances at this event mark the culmination of the girls golf season.
Hannah Lowman completed the two-round tournament with a 160 total, following a first-round 77 and an 11-over 83. Fort Zumwalt West secured the Class 4 team title with a cumulative team score of 636.
The players
Hannah Lowman
She is a high school golfer who competed at the MSHSAA Class 4 State Championship.
Addie Swan
She is a high school golfer who won the individual Class 4 state championship title.
Fort Zumwalt West
This is a high school athletic program that secured the Class 4 state team golf title.
Laylah Bates
She is a high school golfer who earned the individual Class 1 state championship title.
Highland
This is a high school athletic program that won the Class 1 state team golf championship.
The details
The Class 4 championship took place at Rivercut Golf Course in Springfield, while the Class 1 tournament was hosted at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville. Laylah Bates won the Class 1 individual title with a 151, and Highland finished with a 793 team score.
Timeline
The first round of both the Class 4 and Class 1 championships occurred on October 19, 2026.
The second round of the tournaments concluded on October 20, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The results at the MSHSAA Class 4 State Championship provide a definitive conclusion to the fall golf season for these athletes. This performance shapes the standing of each school and individual player within the broader competitive history of the state tournament.
Hannah Lowman finished 22 strokes behind the individual leader, Addie Swan, at the conclusion of the 36-hole event. Fort Zumwalt West established a winning team total of 636 to lead the Class 4 field.
The takeaway
Participation in state-level championship tournaments provides young athletes with experience in high-pressure competition environments. Mastering two-round tournament play is a critical skill for golfers looking to advance their careers at the collegiate level.
Further reading
For more updates on regional tournaments, visit Missouri Golf.










