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Women's Golf Opens Windy City Classic Monday
10/04/26 | Women's Golf
GLENCOE, Ill. - The Oregon women's golf team will continue its fall season at the Windy City Classic this week, opening play with 36 holes of stroke play on Monday at Lake Shore Country Club.Â
The No. 4 Ducks will play at the Windy City Classic for the fifth time since 2021, returning to the tournament after taking a year away in 2025-26. Oregon placed in the top five four at the Windy City Classic four years in a row from 2021-24.Â
Oregon has placed third in stroke play in each of its first two tournaments to open 2026-27. Senior Darae Chung will make her season debut for the Ducks at the Windy City Classic.Â
The Ducks will be the highest ranked team in the field at the Windy City Classic and one of six top-25 teams along with No. 8 Virginia, No. 9 Iowa State, No. 11 Stanford, No. 15 Duke and No. 18 Arizona State.Â
2026 Windy City Classic
Monday, Oct. 5Â - Tuesday, Oct. 6
Glenco, Ill. | Lake Shore Country Club
12 Teams
Format: Three rounds of stroke play; 36 holes on Monday & 18 holes on Tuesday
Teeing Off for the Ducks
1. Tong An (71.33)
2. Shyla Singh (72.33)
3. Trinity Beth (73.00)
4. Celina Yeo (73.50)
5. Darae Chung (NA)
The Field (12 Teams)
#4 Oregon, #8 Virginia, #9 Iowa State, #11 Stanford, #15 Duke, #18 Arizona State, Arizona, Columbia, Illinois, Northwestern, Purdue, Tulsa,
How to Follow
Live scoring for the Windy City Classic will be available on Scoreboard Live, and live updates throughout the tournament will be provided on Twitter at @OregonWGolf.Â
An Leads Ducks Again At Stephens Cup
Oregon placed third in stroke play at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup last month, and the Ducks were led for the second tournament in a row by junior Tong An. An has shot par-or-better in all six rounds to kick off 2026-27, going 71-71-72 to place fifth individually at the Stephens Cup for her second straight top-five finish. Sophomore Shyla Singh put together Oregon's best round of the week with a 4-under 68 in the opening round en route to tying for eighth overall at 1 over, and sophomore Trinity Beth tied for 11th overall at 4 over. Freshman Prim Prachnakorn tied for 17th overall (+7) in her collegiate debut, and she picked up Oregon's lone point in the third-place match against Texas in her first taste of collegiate match play.Â
Top-Three Finish In Season Opener
Playing in their first tournament since three-time, first-team all-American Kiara Romero left for the LPGA, the Ducks came away with a top-three finish against a strong field at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate last week to open the 2026-27 season. All five players in Oregon's lineup shot par-or-better in the second round to move UO into second place with an 8-under 280, and another solid showing in the final round secured third place for the Ducks. Junior Tong An, an all-Big Ten first-team selection last season, led the way in a tie for fifth overall at 2-under par while shooting par-or-better in all three rounds, and freshman Celina Yeo tied for 11th at even par in her collegiate debut. Sophomore Shyla Singh was just one stroke back of Yeo at 1 over to tie for 15th, and sophomore Trinity Beth gave Oregon four players in the top 25 in a tie for 22nd at 2 over. Junior Annika Ishiyama struggled in the first and third rounds but put together the best round by a Duck all week with a 3-under 69 in the second round, helping Oregon move up the leaderboard. It was UO's fourth straight top-three finish at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate after placing second in each of the last three seasons.Â
Consistently Elite
Oregon has been one of the nation's most consistent teams since head coach Derek Radley took over ahead of the 2018-19 season. During Radley's tenure, the Ducks have racked up 12 team victories, 22 runner-up finishes and 65 top-five showings in 84Â stroke-play tournaments. Oregon has reached the national semifinals or better at the NCAA Championships in three of the last five years, including a trip to the national championship match in 2021-22 and back-to-back semifinal appearances in 2023-24 and 2024-25.Â
The No. 4 Ducks will play at the Windy City Classic for the fifth time since 2021, returning to the tournament after taking a year away in 2025-26. Oregon placed in the top five four at the Windy City Classic four years in a row from 2021-24.Â
Oregon has placed third in stroke play in each of its first two tournaments to open 2026-27. Senior Darae Chung will make her season debut for the Ducks at the Windy City Classic.Â
The Ducks will be the highest ranked team in the field at the Windy City Classic and one of six top-25 teams along with No. 8 Virginia, No. 9 Iowa State, No. 11 Stanford, No. 15 Duke and No. 18 Arizona State.Â
2026 Windy City Classic
Monday, Oct. 5Â - Tuesday, Oct. 6
Glenco, Ill. | Lake Shore Country Club
12 Teams
Format: Three rounds of stroke play; 36 holes on Monday & 18 holes on Tuesday
Teeing Off for the Ducks
1. Tong An (71.33)
2. Shyla Singh (72.33)
3. Trinity Beth (73.00)
4. Celina Yeo (73.50)
5. Darae Chung (NA)
The Field (12 Teams)
#4 Oregon, #8 Virginia, #9 Iowa State, #11 Stanford, #15 Duke, #18 Arizona State, Arizona, Columbia, Illinois, Northwestern, Purdue, Tulsa,
How to Follow
Live scoring for the Windy City Classic will be available on Scoreboard Live, and live updates throughout the tournament will be provided on Twitter at @OregonWGolf.Â
An Leads Ducks Again At Stephens Cup
Oregon placed third in stroke play at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup last month, and the Ducks were led for the second tournament in a row by junior Tong An. An has shot par-or-better in all six rounds to kick off 2026-27, going 71-71-72 to place fifth individually at the Stephens Cup for her second straight top-five finish. Sophomore Shyla Singh put together Oregon's best round of the week with a 4-under 68 in the opening round en route to tying for eighth overall at 1 over, and sophomore Trinity Beth tied for 11th overall at 4 over. Freshman Prim Prachnakorn tied for 17th overall (+7) in her collegiate debut, and she picked up Oregon's lone point in the third-place match against Texas in her first taste of collegiate match play.Â
Top-Three Finish In Season Opener
Playing in their first tournament since three-time, first-team all-American Kiara Romero left for the LPGA, the Ducks came away with a top-three finish against a strong field at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate last week to open the 2026-27 season. All five players in Oregon's lineup shot par-or-better in the second round to move UO into second place with an 8-under 280, and another solid showing in the final round secured third place for the Ducks. Junior Tong An, an all-Big Ten first-team selection last season, led the way in a tie for fifth overall at 2-under par while shooting par-or-better in all three rounds, and freshman Celina Yeo tied for 11th at even par in her collegiate debut. Sophomore Shyla Singh was just one stroke back of Yeo at 1 over to tie for 15th, and sophomore Trinity Beth gave Oregon four players in the top 25 in a tie for 22nd at 2 over. Junior Annika Ishiyama struggled in the first and third rounds but put together the best round by a Duck all week with a 3-under 69 in the second round, helping Oregon move up the leaderboard. It was UO's fourth straight top-three finish at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate after placing second in each of the last three seasons.Â
Consistently Elite
Oregon has been one of the nation's most consistent teams since head coach Derek Radley took over ahead of the 2018-19 season. During Radley's tenure, the Ducks have racked up 12 team victories, 22 runner-up finishes and 65 top-five showings in 84Â stroke-play tournaments. Oregon has reached the national semifinals or better at the NCAA Championships in three of the last five years, including a trip to the national championship match in 2021-22 and back-to-back semifinal appearances in 2023-24 and 2024-25.Â
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