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The Ally at Old Waverly

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The Ally at Old Waverly

Schedule
Status
Champion: Louise Depadt
Dates
Oct 5 — 7, 2026
Format
Stroke Play
Division
College • Women

Recap

The Ally at Waverly: Oklahoma State sweeps titles after final-round cancellation

Oklahoma State won the team title by five strokes, while Louise Depadt claimed individual honors at 6-under 138

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Past Champions & Results

7 years on record · 2020–2026
2026 Champion
70-68=138
Runner-upValentine Delon · 68-71=139

2026 Results

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About the tournament

54-hole women's college tournament hosted by Mississippi State University. Team (best four scores out of five players each round) and individual competitions.

Tournament Facts

FormatStroke Play
DivisionsCollegeWomen

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