Texas State Men’s Golf Places 10th at Quebin Cup
The Texas State Bobcats concluded their fall golf season with a 10th-place finish at the Quebin Cup in North Carolina.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Golf
The Texas State University men's golf team finished 10th at the Quebin Cup, hosted by High Point University at Sedgefield Country Club. This event marked the final appearance for the Bobcats during their 2026 fall season.
Why it matters
The Quebin Cup serves as the concluding benchmark for the team's performance heading into the winter break. It provides the roster with a final set of competitive results against regional and national collegiate opponents.
Dean Richards led the team with a 12-over finish and 222 total strokes, while Ben McFadden recorded a 15-over score totaling 225. The field was topped by Chattanooga, followed by UTSA and UNC-Wilmington in second and third place respectively.
The players
Texas State Bobcats
The Bobcats represent Texas State University in NCAA Division I men's golf competition.
Chattanooga
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga fields an NCAA Division I men's golf program that won the Quebin Cup.
Dean Richards
He is a student-athlete competing for the Texas State University men's golf team.
The details
Texas State participants included Dean Richards, who tallied seven birdies across the three-round event to finish tied for 23rd. Teammates José Berenguel and José Arzú finished in a tie for 46th, followed by Rhett O'Rear and Lucky Cruz.
Timeline
The Quebin Cup concluded in October 2026.
Season Trajectory
The Quebin Cup serves as the concluding event on the NCAA Division I fall golf season schedule, signaling the shift from competitive tournament play to winter training. This finish helps determine the team's current standing as they look toward spring collegiate events.
Dean Richards recorded seven birdies during his three-round effort in Greensboro. The team's 10th-place result closes out their fall campaign, leaving the roster to focus on internal improvements before the spring season begins.
The takeaway
The conclusion of the fall season allows the coaching staff to evaluate individual player performance based on these final metrics. Athletes will use the winter break to refine their short games and address stroke deficiencies identified during tournament play.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The University Star.
