Finn Coull
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- Hometown:
- Montrose, Scotland
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- Year:
- FR
News mentions
SIOUX CITY, IOWA – The Great Plains Athletic Conference released its all-conference honorees, recognizing players’ cumulative efforts throughout the season. Four Morningsiders were honored in the release.
BEATRICE, NEB. – Morningside was no match for a sharp-shooting Northwestern team at this week’s Great Plains Athletic Conference Men’s Golf Championship, as the Mustangs placed third, three strokes behind no. 2 Hastings and 41 behind the undisputed leaders in the clubhouse.
ORANGE CITY, Iowa — Two Top 5 finishes for the Morningside University men’s golf team helped it finish third Wednesday at the Raider Spring Invitational.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Finn Coull led the Morningside men’s golf team on Tuesday at the National Midwest Invitational, hosted by Kansas Wesleyan at Colbert Hills Golf Course.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — The Morningside men’s golf team won two of its three matches en route to a third-place finish on Friday during the Briar Cliff Spring Match Play tournament at Green Valley.
CAMDENTON, MO. – Morningside’s men’s golf team placed eighth as they opened the week in Missouri, competing in The Verhille Invitational at The Club at Old Kinderhook. The Mustangs shot a two-day total of 621 in the event, 26 strokes out of first place.
PROSPER, Texas — The Morningside men’s golf team resumed its season with a sixth-place performance recently at the Texas Invitational at Gentle Creek Golf Course.
The Mustangs turned in a team score of 595, three shots ahead of Jamestown. Ryan Cavanaugh was the leading golfer for Morningside, as he was tied for second with a 36-hole score of 146.
SILVIS, ILL. – A highly competitive field at the 2024 NAIA National Preview, hosted by St. Ambrose University, saw Morningside place no. 11 in a field of 24 teams, shooting 49 over at TPC Deere Run, the site of the 2025 Men’s Golf National Championship.
ORANGE CITY, IOWA – Morningside improved its standing in the two-day, three-round Siouxland Invite, co-hosted by Dordt and Northwestern in the final 18 holes. Before play began on day two, the Mustangs found themselves sitting in sixth place, but by the time the final ball was retrieved from the final cup, they had moved up to fifth place with a total of 880 strokes.