Wilson Finishes Second at Tulsa Cup
Southwestern junior London Wilson took runner-up honors at the Oct. 26-27 Tulsa Cup in Broken Arrow.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Golf
London Wilson, a junior on the Southwestern women's golf team, finished second at the Tulsa Cup held Oct. 26-27 at Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow. The result is the highest placement of her collegiate career.
Why it matters
The runner-up finish marks a career-best showing for Wilson and closed the fall season for the Southwestern women's golf program. It also drew recognition for Wilson, who was named Bulldog of the Week.
Wilson's scores were 72 in the first round, including six birdies, and 74 in the second round, with a bogey on the 17th hole costing her the top spot. She tied for the tournament high with 10 birdies, according to official scoring.
The players
London Wilson
A former Ada High School standout and junior on the Southwestern women's golf team, Wilson earned the runner-up finish that is the highest of her collegiate career.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
The Weatherford-based public university fields the Bulldogs women's golf program that competed at the Tulsa Cup.
The details
Wilson opened the Tulsa Cup with an even-par 72 that included six birdies before posting a 74 in the second round. A bogey on the 17th hole in the final round dropped her into second place behind the winner, and the tournament was the final event of the fall season for Southwestern women's golf.
Timeline
Oct. 26-27: Tulsa Cup held at Forest Ridge Golf Club in Broken Arrow.
Nov. 7: Wilson was named Bulldog of the Week.
Season Trajectory
Wilson's runner-up finish at the Tulsa Cup capped Southwestern's fall schedule with the best individual placement of her college career. It marks a personal milestone for the junior as the Bulldogs' women's golf program closes the season.
Wilson's career-best finish is a notable result for Southwestern's women's golf program heading into the offseason. Readers following Oklahoma collegiate golf can track the Bulldogs' progress when competition resumes.
The takeaway
Wilson's runner-up finish shows how a single bogey can separate a top finish from a championship, and it closes a strong fall for the Southwestern program.
Further reading
For more regional coverage, see the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Ada News.
