The Arkansas State University women’s golf team claimed the championship at the Lady Red Wolves Classic on Tuesday at Sage Meadows Country Club in Jonesboro, highlighted by a standout performance from Mackenzie Cloutier, who earned co-medalist honors.
Cloutier delivered a final-round score of 5-under-par 67, bringing her tournament total to 7-under 209. She tied for first place individually alongside Alethea Paige Caccion and Gabi Nicastro. Cloutier’s performance marked a milestone in program history, tying for the sixth-lowest 54-hole total. She is the first Red Wolves medalist since Madison Tenore won at The Atlantic Invitational in the spring of 2024.
Three Arkansas State players achieved 5-under-par rounds of 67 in the final round—the seventh-lowest round in program history. Along with Cloutier, Kayla Van de Ven and Michelle Barrios reached this mark, finishing tied for fourth place with a 54-hole total of 6-under 210. Their scores rank as the 10th-lowest in program history.
Caroline Hughes ended her tournament at 3-over 219, tying for 27th place, while Sofia Bastidas finished at 4-over 220, tying for 31st. Yinyoe Yang (+6) tied for 42nd, Zaida Wise (+14) tied for 65th, and Ceci Lococo (+16) tied for 67th overall.
Arkansas State delivered a team effort in the final round, posting a 5-under-par 283, which ties for the sixth-lowest team round in program history. The Red Wolves’ overall score of 3-under 861 over three rounds is the third lowest in program history and the lowest ever recorded by A-State at its home event.
The Lady Red Wolves edged out Murray State, which finished at 2-under, by one stroke. Austin Peay claimed third place with an even-par team total. Central Arkansas (+4) and Little Rock (+5) rounded out the top five.
The Red Wolves continue their fall season next week at the Diamante Intercollegiate hosted by Little Rock, set to take place Oct. 18–20 in Hot Springs Village.