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November 12, 2026 | Men's Golf
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Jordan Giles and Sevren Quinn have signed National Letters of Intent to join the Oregon State men's golf program starting with the 2027-28 season, head coach Brian Watts announced Thursday.
Giles will come to Corvallis from Eagle Point, Ore., while Quinn will come from Bandon, Ore.
"We're excited to welcome Sevren Quinn and Jordan Giles into the Oregon State men's golf family," Watts said. "The two young men have been competing against each other for the many years and are going to be a great additions to our program. They have both competed on the national stage and have had great success.
Jordan Giles
Phoenix High School
• Won the 4A Oregon State Championship as a freshman at Phoenix High School
• Won the high school district tournament by 30 shots as a freshman and the regional championship by 22 shots as a junior
• Finished second at the AJGA Reno Junior Championship as a freshman
• Finished fourth at the AJGA Brandon Wu Championship as a sophomore
• Finished sixth at the AJGA Callaway Junior at Canebrake as a sophomore
• Qualified for the USGA Junior Championship at age 13
Personal
• Born in Denver, Colo.
• Son of Crystal and Jeremy Giles
• Has two sisters, Daniele and Saige
• Intends to major in business management
• Made the honor roll for three years in high school
• Enjoys doing card tricks in spare time
• Chose Oregon State because "I really enjoyed the atmosphere of everything there from the golf team to the overall atmosphere of the campus. It's also in close proximity to my home."
Watts on Giles: "Jordan is from the Medford area and has grown up competing along the west coast and is very familiar with collegiate golf as his sister, Daniele who played at the University of Oregon. Jordan has had a lot of success and is one of the top junior golfers in the Pacific Northwest. He manages his golf ball and emotions better than most and is extremely consistent with how he goes about his business on and off the golf course."
Sevren Quinn
Bandon High School
• Back-to-back Oregon Junior Amateur champion (as a sophomore and junior)
• Won the 3A state individual title as a junior and was a three-time 3A team champion at Bandon High School (freshman through junior years)
• Tied for fourth at the Nike Junior Invitational as a junior
• Competitor at the U.S. Junior Amateur as a sophomore and junior
• Posted an under-par scoring average during his junior high school season
Personal
• Born in Bandon, Ore.
• Son of Camille and Brooks Quinn
• Has one sister, Carmen
• Intends to major in marketing
• Enjoys watching sports of all kinds, including basketball, football and baseball
• Chose Oregon State because "I believe in the coaches' philosophy, and want to represent the state of Oregon."
Watts on Quinn: "Sevren is from Bandon and has grown up playing on some world class championship golf courses. His creativity and passion to compete will bring instant credibility to the team. Sevren has won the Oregon Jr. Am Championship the last two years. He knows his game and plays within himself and to have this type of maturity at such an early age is something all coaches look for in a recruit."
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
Giles will come to Corvallis from Eagle Point, Ore., while Quinn will come from Bandon, Ore.
"We're excited to welcome Sevren Quinn and Jordan Giles into the Oregon State men's golf family," Watts said. "The two young men have been competing against each other for the many years and are going to be a great additions to our program. They have both competed on the national stage and have had great success.
Jordan Giles
Phoenix High School
• Won the 4A Oregon State Championship as a freshman at Phoenix High School
• Won the high school district tournament by 30 shots as a freshman and the regional championship by 22 shots as a junior
• Finished second at the AJGA Reno Junior Championship as a freshman
• Finished fourth at the AJGA Brandon Wu Championship as a sophomore
• Finished sixth at the AJGA Callaway Junior at Canebrake as a sophomore
• Qualified for the USGA Junior Championship at age 13
Personal
• Born in Denver, Colo.
• Son of Crystal and Jeremy Giles
• Has two sisters, Daniele and Saige
• Intends to major in business management
• Made the honor roll for three years in high school
• Enjoys doing card tricks in spare time
• Chose Oregon State because "I really enjoyed the atmosphere of everything there from the golf team to the overall atmosphere of the campus. It's also in close proximity to my home."
Watts on Giles: "Jordan is from the Medford area and has grown up competing along the west coast and is very familiar with collegiate golf as his sister, Daniele who played at the University of Oregon. Jordan has had a lot of success and is one of the top junior golfers in the Pacific Northwest. He manages his golf ball and emotions better than most and is extremely consistent with how he goes about his business on and off the golf course."
Sevren Quinn
Bandon High School
• Back-to-back Oregon Junior Amateur champion (as a sophomore and junior)
• Won the 3A state individual title as a junior and was a three-time 3A team champion at Bandon High School (freshman through junior years)
• Tied for fourth at the Nike Junior Invitational as a junior
• Competitor at the U.S. Junior Amateur as a sophomore and junior
• Posted an under-par scoring average during his junior high school season
Personal
• Born in Bandon, Ore.
• Son of Camille and Brooks Quinn
• Has one sister, Carmen
• Intends to major in marketing
• Enjoys watching sports of all kinds, including basketball, football and baseball
• Chose Oregon State because "I believe in the coaches' philosophy, and want to represent the state of Oregon."
Watts on Quinn: "Sevren is from Bandon and has grown up playing on some world class championship golf courses. His creativity and passion to compete will bring instant credibility to the team. Sevren has won the Oregon Jr. Am Championship the last two years. He knows his game and plays within himself and to have this type of maturity at such an early age is something all coaches look for in a recruit."
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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