Eugene Lady Eagles Won Home Quad Golf Tournament
The local Eugene team secured a victory at Redfield Golf Course with a narrow two-stroke lead over Jefferson City.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Golf
The Eugene Lady Eagles claimed first place at the Eugene Quad golf tournament held at Redfield Golf Course. Jefferson City finished in second place with a team score of 202, just two strokes behind the winners.
Why it matters
The tournament results provide key competitive standings for area high school golf programs as they face off in regional matchups. The team scores reflect the current performance levels of squads competing across the local circuit.
Eugene won with a team score of 200, followed by Jefferson City at 202 and Harrisburg at 210. Lily Caudle led individual efforts with a 4-over 40, while Caroline Hensley and Jessie Woodberry tied for second with 47.
The players
Eugene Lady Eagles
The Eugene Lady Eagles are the host high school golf team that secured first place at the local tournament.
Jefferson City Lady Jays
The Jefferson City Lady Jays are a competing high school golf team that placed second in the quad event.
Lily Caudle
Lily Caudle is a high school golfer who recorded a 4-over 40 during the tournament.
The details
The competition took place at Redfield Golf Course, where team totals were calculated based on the cumulative scores of participating golfers. Jefferson City finished as the runner-up, ahead of Harrisburg and Stover, who rounded out the quad standings.
Timeline
The Eugene Quad golf tournament occurred on September 23, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This performance at the Eugene Quad updates the regional standings as teams compete for positioning ahead of post-season play. The victory helps Eugene build momentum while Jefferson City looks to bridge the narrow score gap in future head-to-head meetings.
The two-stroke difference between the top two teams highlights the narrow competitive margin within the division. For future events, Jefferson City must shave at least three strokes off their total to overtake Eugene in the rankings.
The takeaway
Consistent scoring across all roster spots remains the primary factor for teams looking to secure top-tier finishes in quad tournaments. Coaches often analyze individual scores like those of Lily Caudle and Caroline Hensley to determine future lineup adjustments.
Further reading
For more updates on the local circuit, visit the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Jefferson City News Tribune.
