Iowa State women’s golf captures Schooner Fall Classic title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 12:29 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Iowa State women’s golf team won the Schooner Fall Classic in Norman, Oklahoma, finishing 30 under par. Alexandra Vidal secured the individual title with a birdie on the final hole, completing the tournament at 10 under par. The Cyclones' aggregate score of 810 set a record for this event and marked their second consecutive victory of the season. Emma Zheng and Isabella Yan also finished strong, tying for second and sixth place, respectively. Iowa State's performance included the sixth-lowest final round in program history.
- •Iowa State finished 30 under par with a total score of 810
- •Alexandra Vidal earned her first individual title
- •Emma Zheng finished second, one stroke behind Vidal
- •Isabella Yan tied for sixth with a career-best finish
- •The Cyclones' 269 in the final round is a program record
- 12:29 AMYahoo Sports — Iowa State women’s golf wins Schooner Fall Classic by 17 strokes
"NORMAN, Okla. — Alexandra Vidal birdied the final hole to claim her first career individual title and led Iowa State to a team victory at the Schooner Fall Classic. On the 18th, Vidal was tied for first place with Satonkan Thiengsri, a sophomore for the Sooners. Emma Zheng sat one stroke behind. Thiengsri parred the final hole […]
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