Midland Christian School captured the boys team championship with a 574 total, and San Antonio Christian School won the girls crown at the 2026 5A TAPPS Golf Championships in Glen Rose, where a statewide field opened a competitive two-day event with strong first-round play and finished with several tight races atop the leaderboard.

The boys individual title went to Midland Christian’s Bridger Wilson, who posted a tournament-best 136 to lead the Mustangs to first place. Grant Edelbrock of Logos Prep and Reid Habermehl of Grace Community School shared second at 137, while All Saints Episcopal School placed two golfers in the top five with Colt Henderson fourth at 139 and Simon Eberstein tied for fifth at 141. Midland Christian also got a top-10 finish from Mason Leary, who tied for ninth at 144, helping separate the team from runner-up All Saints Episcopal, which finished at 584. Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School took third at 588.

On the girls side, Jamison Louie of Fort Bend Christian Academy earned medalist honors with a 137, edging Lutheran South Academy’s Emma Poffinbarger, who finished second at 139. Laura Hardin of Second Baptist School placed third at 142, and Audrey Kuntz of Logos Preparatory Academy was fourth at 144. San Antonio Christian secured the team title behind Makayla Harris, who finished fifth individually at 145, along with Samantha Sims, Christine Hrna, Ella Rae Dannhaus and Madeline McKinney. Logos Preparatory Academy was second at 695, and Lutheran South Academy finished third at 699.

The championship brought together programs from across Texas, with schools traveling to Glen Rose from areas including Lubbock, Beaumont and Laredo. According to the event summary, the first-day scores set the tone for one of the more competitive championships in the division, and the final standings reflected that depth, particularly in the boys field, where only 10 strokes separated first-place Midland Christian from third-place Monsignor Kelly.

Other boys standouts included Levi Fisher of Trinity Christian School, who tied for fifth at 141, Christopher Torn of Second Baptist School in seventh at 142, Cullen Jerke of Regents School of Austin in eighth at 143, and Reece Williams and Quintin Frost, who shared ninth at 144 for Monsignor Kelly and The Woodlands Christian Academy, respectively. In the girls standings, Peyton Kirkland of Trinity Christian School and Scarlett Bedford of All Saints Episcopal School tied for sixth at 156, while Addison Trahan of Lutheran South Academy and Bella Hagan of Frassati Catholic High School shared eighth at 157. Addi Wright of Midland Christian rounded out the girls top 10 at 160.

The event was held in favorable conditions at Glen Rose, with organizers noting great weather for the championship. Those steady conditions helped produce low scores at the top of both leaderboards, most notably Wilson’s 136 and Louie’s 137, as Midland Christian and San Antonio Christian turned consistent rounds across their lineups into TAPPS 5A team championships.