WASHINGTON STATE CAREER
SENIOR (2026-27): Competed in two fall tournaments, once as an individual and once in the team lineup, totaling six rounds…posted a 73.83 scoring average with two rounds at par or better…competing as an individual, opened his fall at the CDA National Reserve Invitational, finishing T-55th at 9-over, 225, after rounds of 72-76-77…earned his best finish of the fall in the team lineup at the Oregon State Invitational, tying for 54th at 5-over, 218, following rounds of 72-70-76…his second-round 1-under, 70, was his lowest round of the fall.
BEFORE WASHINGTON STATE: Jake Goyen, from Mesa, Arizona, graduated from American Leadership Academy – Gilbert North. Goyen has a family history with college golf, as his father, Hub, played collegiately at UNLV, while his uncle, Keith, and cousin, Brock, both played at BYU.
A three-time East Sky Conference Player of the Year, Goyen has helped his team to four East Sky Conference titles while holding the school record for lowest 18-hole score after shooting a 65 during his junior year. That same year, he was named the Arizona Division 2 Player of the Year and named to the Arizona Republic All-Arizona Team. Goyen ended his high school career with the lowest scoring average in school history.
Goyen was ranked No. 118 in the 2026 class on Junior Golf Scoreboard. In 2025, he posted three Top 10 finishes in American Junior Golf Association events, including shooting a 63 in the opening round at the AJGA Visit Pullman Championships. He was also a member of the 2025 Hogan Cup Team. Goyen plans to pursue a business degree at Washington State.