Page Wins TSSAA Class AA Golf Championship in Sevierville

The 2026 TSSAA golf season ended Oct. 9 at Sevierville Golf Course, where Page won the Class AA boys team championship, Memphis University School claimed the Division II-AA boys title, and individual champions were crowned across classifications.

According to tennessean.com, Page secured its first TSSAA golf championship after senior Jack Eickhoff defeated teammate Reid Bostelman in a playoff for the Class AA individual crown. The Patriots also finished as Class AA girls runners-up behind Ooltewah.

Eickhoff and Bostelman were tied after 18 holes with scores of 139. According to tennessean.com, Eickhoff won the playoff by making a birdie on the second extra hole after finishing 5-under par.

Page dominated the Class AA boys team standings with an 11-under score of 565, finishing 41 strokes ahead of Houston in second place. Science Hill placed third with 611, according to tennessean.com.

Carson Jenkins tied for fifth at 142 and Brayden Bennett tied for 12th at 145 for Page. The result marked the program's first team state championship after a runner-up finish in 2022, according to tennessean.com.

Memphis University School won the Division II-AA boys championship after senior Brantley Moore and Drew Knighton finished first and second individually. The Owls recorded an 11-under team score of 565, seven strokes ahead of Ensworth, according to tennessean.com.

Moore repeated as Division II-AA individual champion with rounds of 68 on both days for an 8-under total of 136. Knighton tied for second with Christian Brothers' Patrick Gatti at 4-under 140, according to tennessean.com.

MUS also placed Charles Snider tied for fourth, Jack Faber tied for 20th, and Harris Laughlin tied for 25th to complete the championship team lineup, according to tennessean.com.

Dickson County junior Poppy Pewitt repeated as the Class AA girls individual champion. According to tennessean.com, she shot 1-under 139 to finish two strokes ahead of Ooltewah's Alli Troxell.

Ooltewah won the Class AA girls team championship with a score of 12-over 292, defeating Page. Hardin Valley finished third with 312, according to tennessean.com.

In Division II-A, Franklin Road Academy senior Walker Webb won his second consecutive boys individual title. Main Street Media Tennessee reported Webb finished with a 7-under 137 after rounds of 69 and 68.

Williamson Herald reported Franklin Christian Academy's Jake Cole was the top local finisher in Division II-A, placing eighth with a 75-72-145 total. Battle Ground Academy finished fourth in the team standings.