Episode

2026 Boys Golf Championships Review

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MSHSAA All Access Podcast
Published
Jun 21, 2026
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1252
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Summary

2026 MSHSAA Boys Golf Championships Recap (Classes 1–5) | Weather Delays, Team Titles & Medalists This MSHSAA All-Access Podcast episode recaps the 2026 Boys Golf Championships with Jennifer Rukstad, Doug Fessler and Communications Director Andrew Kauffman, highlighting how major weather impacts created different tournament formats across Missouri. Classes 1–3 completed 36 holes: Gloria Deo Academy won Class 1 at River Cut behind individual champ Trenton King; Palmyra repeated in Class 2 at Bogey Creek; and Eldon went back-to-back in Class 3 at Sedalia. Severe rain and lightning in Columbia forced Classes 4–5 to one-day, 18-hole events: Poplar Bluff won Class 4, and SLU edged Rockhurst in Class 5 as Payton Burbridge won individually. The group thanks Columbia Country Club and Country Club of Missouri for hosting under difficult conditions, explains why sites can’t be changed last-minute, and recognizes Mike Eggers with the Mal Mays Distinguished Service Award.