TUALATIN, Oregon - The elite eight have made their way to Tualatin Country Club, where the top eight golfers in the Oregon Amateur, Women’s Oregon Amateur, and the Oregon Senior Women’s Amateur have punched their ticket to the quarterfinals.

Friday will feature both the quarterfinals and semifinals, with rain forecasted. Whoever advances to the Championships on Saturday will play 36 more holes, with more rain in store on Saturday.

Zach Foushee continued through to the quarterfinals on his quest for a threepeat at the 116th Oregon Amateur Championship. Foushee will face his friend and former Oregon Duck teammate Robbie Ziegler, who won the Oregon Amateur in 2018.

“It’s going to be a fun battle,” Foushee said about the matchup with Ziegler. “He’s a great friend, my four-ball partner and obviously a great golfer.”

Foushee and Ziegler made it to the Quarterfinals together at the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball in May.

Brock Maulding and Cole Rueck will face each other, while Nilay Naik and Jennings Oelke will battle at a spot in the semifinals, along with Taylor Klopp and Jonathan Lai of Bend, Oregon.

Oregon Women’s Amateur Quarterfinals

On the Oregon Women’s Amateur Championship side, Vishaka Priyan and Yvonne Vinceri will face each other, while Elli Gordon and Alison Takamiya will go head to head. Takamiya just graduated from George Fox University, where she won the D-III NCAA Individual National Championship in 2024.

Gretchen Johnson and Madeline Conser will face off and former Oregon Women’s Amateur Champion (2023) Kyra Ly from Oregon State women’s golf team will face Amanda Jacobs.

For live scoring, tee times, and updates go to: 116th Oregon Amateur Championship Event :: Results

Oregon Senior Women’s Amateur

Lara Tennant of Waverley Country Club is seeking her ninth straight Oregon Senior Women’s Amateur Championship. Lara Tennant will play Lisa Portiz on Friday.

Cappy Mack and Rosie Cook, Katy Wright and Tandi Thomas, and Cheung Ching Ng and Loree McKay round out the remaining quarterfinals. McKay is a three-time Oregon Senior Women’s Amateur Champion, winning in 2007, 2011, and 2012.

Joan Edwards-Powell won six Oregon Senior Women’s Amateur Championships, which is in its 42nd year.

Tennant won three straight U.S. Senior Women’s Amateurs in 2018, 2019, and 2021.

Tennant became the first player since Carol Semple Thompson (four from 1999-2002) to win three consecutive U.S. Senior Women's Amateur titles when she defeated seven-time USGA champion Ellen Port, 2 and 1, in the 2021 championship match at The Lakewood Club in Point Clear, Alabama.

What a special accomplishment it would be for Tennant.

Results and tee times can be found here: 42nd Oregon Senior Women's Amateur Championship Event :: Results