2025-26
Letter winner.
All-NWC First Team.
NWC Men’s Golf Athlete of the Year.
GCAA PING Honorable Mention All-American.
GCAA PING First Team All-Region.
NWC Championship Medalist – 68, 69 (-5) Won in a Playoff.
Earned Medalist honors at the NWC Spring Classic – 71, 68 (-3)
Earned Medalist honors at the Laughlin Ranch Invite – 68, 79 (+3)
Had seven top-ten finishes.
Finished the season ranked No. 34 in Division III.
Finished T-27 at the NCAA DIII National Championship – 73, 73, 72, 71 (+2)
Named Linfield Athletics Male Athlete of the Year.
Had an adjusted scoring average of 71.24 in 25 rounds.
Dean’s List.
Studied abroad in England, studying the Economics of Futbol.
Summer internship with Aprio LLP.
2024-25
Letter winner.
All-NWC First Team.
Individual winner in the NWC Championship after a playoff.
Placed fifth in the NWC Spring Classic with a two-day total of 143.
Tied for 16th in the NWC Fall Classic, shooting a 145.
Summer internship with Delap LLP.
2023-24
Earned Medalist honors at the Pacific Boxer Invite, shooting a gross score of 142.
Secured 2nd place at the George Fox Invite in Newberg, OR.
Received NWC Athlete of the Week Honors.
First Team All-NWC Honors.
TIGARD HIGH SCHOOL
School record for basketball charges at 35 during junior year.
Lettered six times in basketball and golf.
Second place in the golf state championship, junior and senior year.
Named to the Honor Roll for four straight years.
Second team all-state varsity basketball senior year.
First team All-Three Rivers League golfer his final two years.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Majoring in Accounting and Finance.
Son of Stuart and Krista Bailey.
Parents, Aunt (Kelsi), and Uncle (Rob) attended Linfield. Father, Stuart, competed on the Wildcats men’s basketball team.
WHAT ARE THE REASONS YOU CHOSE TO ATTEND LINFIELD?
I chose to attend Linfield because I saw this university as a place where I could learn and build both in the classroom, as well as on the golf course.
WHAT DOES BEING A STUDENT-ATHLETE AT LINFIELD MEAN TO YOU?
Being a student-athlete means representing both sides of being a Linfield Wildcat. In order to be a good athlete, you first have to thrive in the classroom. If you don't succeed in the classroom, you will never get the opportunity to showcase your ability on the court, the course, or the field.
HOW HAS PARTICIPATING IN SPORTS MADE YOU A BETTER PERSON?
Participating in sports has made me a better person because it has taught me perseverance and how to work well within a team. There are only a few individual sports, and even in those sports you are part of a team. The only way you can win in sports, is to rely on those around you.
WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN 10 YEARS?
I see myself working to become the CFO of a winery, either in Oregon or California.
WHAT'S THE BEST LINFIELD CLASS YOU'VE TAKEN AND WHY?
Creative Writing with Jesse Donaldson. Jesse not only made me into a more thoughtful and curious writer, but he truly changed the way I think, and see the world.
WHO HAS BEEN THE GREATEST INSPIRATION IN YOUR LIFE? WHY HAS HE OR SHE BEEN SO INFLUENTIAL?
My greatest inspiration is my father; I try every single day to model his integrity, respect, and passion.
WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE MEMORY AS A LINFIELD STUDENT-ATHLETE SO FAR?
Hugging my mother after winning the 2025 NWC Championship.
THE GREATEST PRINCIPLE OR LESSON THAT I'VE LEARNED WHILE COMPETING IN ATHLETICS AT LINFIELD HAS BEEN...
Patience is a virtue. When you allow the game to come to you instead of forcing yourself to find it, good things happen.
AS A LINFIELD-STUDENT ATHLETE, MY GOALS INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR MY TEAM ARE...
To bring the Northwest Conference trophy back to McMinnville.
