
Oskari Secures First with Eagle on Playoff Hole, Bulldogs Finish Third
9/29/2026 6:31:00 PM | Men's Golf
CHOUDRANT, LA – The Louisiana Tech golf team finished the fourth annual Argent Financial Classic in third, closing with a 852 (-13) at Squire Creek Country Club in Choudrant, LA.Â
Oskari Schuvalow capped a career-defining tournament with a playoff victory, sinking a 138-yard eagle to clinch the individual title. He is the first Bulldog to win the tournament since Sam Murphy in 2021. Schuvalow shot four under par for the day, with an excellent front nine. He was bogey-free, with a birdie on two holes (No. 1 and 5), and an eagle on No. 9. On the back nine he had back-to-back birdies on No. 12 and 13. He finished the tournament shooting 206 (-10).Â
Morton Bailey dropped six spots from yesterday, but still finished tied for 9th, matching the highest finish of his career  at the 2026 Hal Williams Collegiate. Today, he shot +1, with back-to-back birdies on No. 17 and 18. For the tournament, he shot thirteen birdies. Overall, Bailey shot 212 (-4).
Reda El Hali had a standout back nine, with three consecutive birdies on No. 13, 14, and 15. He finished today -1, concluding his tourney shooting even with par. Over the course of the three days, he had ten birdies and one eagle (round two, No. 17). El Hali finished the tournament tied for 23rd (216, E).Â
Abel Derksen matched his round two score with a 71, one under par. He had a great back nine, with two birdies (No. 11 and 15) and no bogeys. He totaled nine birdies at the Argent Financial Classic. Derksen finished tied for 27th, shooting 218 (+2). Aidan Tudor had his best day, shooting a 73 (+1) with two birdies. He improved his par percentage everyday, finishing with a 223 (+7), tied for 48th.Â
The Bulldogs' B team struggled, coming in 13th (896, +13). Gray Kingrea's round three was the highlight, shooting 70 (-2) and jumping sixteen spots to end tied for 34th (220, +4).Â
Next up, the Bulldogs head to Dallas, Texas to compete in the Trinity Forest Invitational, hosted by SMU, on Sunday Oct. 4 to Tuesday Oct. 6.Â
Louisiana Tech ResultsÂ
3rd – Louisiana Tech (852 | -13)
T-1st (won playoff) – Oskari Schuvalow (206 | -10)
T-9th – Morton Bailey (212 | -4)
T-23rd – Reda El Hali (216 | E)
T-37th – Abel Derksen (218 | +2)
T-48th – Aidan Tudor (223 | +7)Â
QuotablesÂ
Head Coach Keenan HicktonÂ
"Very proud of the 3rd place team finish. I am thrilled for Oskari. He is one of the best putters I've ever coached. But when it mattered most, he did not even need the putter for the playoff hole! He drove the ball so well all tournament, setting up his putts. I am happy for his accomplishment and happy the team earned some confidence in our strong finish. Credit to Troy and North Texas - they are well established golf programs and their teams played great golf this week."Â
Tournament Results
Troy 846 (-18)
North Texas 849 (-15)
Louisiana Tech 851 (-13)
Lamar 859 (-5)
Texas State 859 (-5)
West Florida 870 (+6)
East Texas A&M 872 (+8)
Jax State 872 (+8)
ULM 872 (+8)
Tarleton State 876 (+12)
Nicholls 890 (+26)
UL-Lafayette 890 (+26)
Louisiana Tech (B) 896 (+32)
LSU New Orleans 909 (+45)
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Oskari Schuvalow capped a career-defining tournament with a playoff victory, sinking a 138-yard eagle to clinch the individual title. He is the first Bulldog to win the tournament since Sam Murphy in 2021. Schuvalow shot four under par for the day, with an excellent front nine. He was bogey-free, with a birdie on two holes (No. 1 and 5), and an eagle on No. 9. On the back nine he had back-to-back birdies on No. 12 and 13. He finished the tournament shooting 206 (-10).Â
Morton Bailey dropped six spots from yesterday, but still finished tied for 9th, matching the highest finish of his career  at the 2026 Hal Williams Collegiate. Today, he shot +1, with back-to-back birdies on No. 17 and 18. For the tournament, he shot thirteen birdies. Overall, Bailey shot 212 (-4).
Reda El Hali had a standout back nine, with three consecutive birdies on No. 13, 14, and 15. He finished today -1, concluding his tourney shooting even with par. Over the course of the three days, he had ten birdies and one eagle (round two, No. 17). El Hali finished the tournament tied for 23rd (216, E).Â
Abel Derksen matched his round two score with a 71, one under par. He had a great back nine, with two birdies (No. 11 and 15) and no bogeys. He totaled nine birdies at the Argent Financial Classic. Derksen finished tied for 27th, shooting 218 (+2). Aidan Tudor had his best day, shooting a 73 (+1) with two birdies. He improved his par percentage everyday, finishing with a 223 (+7), tied for 48th.Â
The Bulldogs' B team struggled, coming in 13th (896, +13). Gray Kingrea's round three was the highlight, shooting 70 (-2) and jumping sixteen spots to end tied for 34th (220, +4).Â
Next up, the Bulldogs head to Dallas, Texas to compete in the Trinity Forest Invitational, hosted by SMU, on Sunday Oct. 4 to Tuesday Oct. 6.Â
Louisiana Tech ResultsÂ
3rd – Louisiana Tech (852 | -13)
T-1st (won playoff) – Oskari Schuvalow (206 | -10)
T-9th – Morton Bailey (212 | -4)
T-23rd – Reda El Hali (216 | E)
T-37th – Abel Derksen (218 | +2)
T-48th – Aidan Tudor (223 | +7)Â
QuotablesÂ
Head Coach Keenan HicktonÂ
"Very proud of the 3rd place team finish. I am thrilled for Oskari. He is one of the best putters I've ever coached. But when it mattered most, he did not even need the putter for the playoff hole! He drove the ball so well all tournament, setting up his putts. I am happy for his accomplishment and happy the team earned some confidence in our strong finish. Credit to Troy and North Texas - they are well established golf programs and their teams played great golf this week."Â
Tournament Results
Troy 846 (-18)
North Texas 849 (-15)
Louisiana Tech 851 (-13)
Lamar 859 (-5)
Texas State 859 (-5)
West Florida 870 (+6)
East Texas A&M 872 (+8)
Jax State 872 (+8)
ULM 872 (+8)
Tarleton State 876 (+12)
Nicholls 890 (+26)
UL-Lafayette 890 (+26)
Louisiana Tech (B) 896 (+32)
LSU New Orleans 909 (+45)
SUPPORT LA TECH ATHLETICS
Championships require championship resources. Â Fans can make a direct impact on the success of LA Tech Athletics through LTAC, Aillet Society, T-Club, and Young Alumni program as well as the CHAMP fund, a revenue-sharing initiative designed to directly support LA Tech Athletics through NIL and marketing opportunities for Bulldog and Lady Techster student-athletes. Â Visit BuildTheLegacy.com today.
BARK LOUDER
Our mission is to engage, develop, and advance the Louisiana Tech Athletics brand. Â You can do that by spending time consuming our content and by investing your talents. Â By barking louder with your time and talent, you can affect progress and brand advancement in a meaningful way. Â Visit LATechSports.com/BarkLouder today. Â You bark. Â We bark. Â Louder together.
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