University of Mississippi Women's Golf

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • 2024 NCAA Bermuda Run Regional Champions • 2021 WGCA National Coach of the Year • 2021 NCAA Team National Championship • 2020 SEC Coach of the Year • 2019 SEC Team Championship • Career Tournament Wins (Team): 22 • Career Tournament Wins (Individual): 15 • All-American Honorees: 7 • All-SEC Honorees: 11 Kory Henkes was named head coach of the Ole Miss women’s golf team on June 22, 2015 and is entering her 11th season at the helm of the Ole Miss program in 2025-26. In year 10 under Henkes, Ole Miss returned to the NCAA Championships for the third consecutive season and the sixth time in program history. The Rebels earned two team wins including a sweep at the Mary Fossum Invitational. Ole Miss reached its seventh straight NCAA Tournament appearance and fifth straight regional in which the team has earned a No. 4 seed or better. Henkes guided five players in 2024-25 to at least one top 10 finish. Caitlyn Macnab became the first player in program history to win the SEC Championship individual title. Henkes guided Macnab, Nicole Gal and Kajsalotta Svarvar to All-SEC honors. Macnab also earned All-American nods for the second consecutive year. Year nine under Henkes was one for the record books, highlighted by Ole Miss securing its first NCAA regional championship in program history in Bermuda Run, North Carolina. Along with this honor, Ole Miss finished in the top 5 of seven tournaments and the top 10 in nine. In the Rebels’ first of three medalist finishes of

Andrew Beyke, MA, ATC, currently serves as the athletic trainer for the men's and women's golf teams and has his Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) medical certification. Beyke also serves as the supervisor for the graduate assistant athletic trainer for men's golf. He was previously the athletic trainer with men's basketball. Beyke arrived in Oxford after spending two seasons at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, where his primary responsibility was caring for the men's basketball team. Beyke graduated from Murray State University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with an Emphasis in Athletic Training. During his time at MSU, he worked with the Racers' football, baseball, soccer, men's basketball, and women's basketball teams. Beyke served as a graduate assistant at Southeastern Louisiana University where he worked with the Lady Lion volleyball team and the SLU football team, receiving his master's degree in May 2011. Beyke began his professional career serving one season as an assistant at Kentucky Wesleyan College, where he served as the primary contact for baseball, men's and women's soccer and women's basketball, and as secondary contact for football, volleyball and cross-country. Following his time at KWC, Beyke provided coverage for all sports at Oldham County High School in Kentucky, including coverage for the UCI World Cyclocross Championships. Beyke is a board certified athletic trainer by the National Athletic Trainers' Association and has

Riley Allen, who earned a pair of degrees from Ole Miss, joined Ole Miss Athletics in 2018 and currently serves as the Assistant Coordinator of Strength and ...

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • 2024 NCAA Bermuda Run Regional Championship • Career Tournament Wins (Team): 11 • Career Tournament Wins (Individual): 6 • All-American Honorees: 3 • All-SEC Honorees: 5 Zack Siefert enters his fourth season as assistant women’s golf coach at Ole Miss in 2025-26. Year three with Siefert saw Ole Miss return to the NCAA Championships for the third consecutive season and the sixth time in program history. The Rebels earned two team wins including a sweep at the Mary Fossum Invitational. Ole Miss reached its seventh straight NCAA Tournament appearance and fifth straight regional in which the team has earned a No. 4 seed or better. Five players tallied at least one top 10 finish. Caitlyn Macnab became the first player in program history to win the SEC Championship individual title. Siefert helped Macnab, Nicole Gal and Kajsalotta Svarvar to All-SEC honors. Macnab also earned All-American nods for the second consecutive year. Siefert was also on the bag for Macnab at the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur. The conclusion of the 2024-25 campaign saw Siefert be promoted to Associate Head Coach. Season two was a monumental year for Siefert as he helped lead Ole Miss to secure its first NCAA regional championship in program history in Bermuda Run, North Carolina. He also helped blaze the team to three tournament titles and seven team finishes in the top 5. In the first tournament of the 2023-24 year, Siefert assisted the Rebels in shattering the program record fo