(From OUA) - The Queen's Gaels and Guelph Gryphons captured team gold on day two of the 2026 OUA Golf Championships, hosted by the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees at the Hylands Golf Club.
In the women's team competition, the Gaels secured first place with a dominant performance, finishing with a team score of 470.
Hannah Lee led the way for Queen's, shooting a 74 in the second round to finish with a two-day total of 154 and earn silver in the individual standings.
The Guelph Gryphons finished second with a team score of 488, led by individual gold medallist Ela Jones, who posted a tournament-best total of 149. The Waterloo Warriors finished third with a team score of 492, while Brooke MacKinnon of the Western Mustangs claimed individual bronze with a total of 155.
Host Gee-Gees golfer Madelyn Orrbine narrowly missed the podium, finishing just one stroke off the medal positions.
On the men's side, the Gryphons made a strong move on day two, overtaking the Brock Badgers and Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks to capture team gold. Guelph finished with a combined team score of 591, edging Brock, who placed second at 593. The Golden Hawks rounded out the team podium in third with a score of 597.
Laurier's Matthew Whitehead claimed individual gold, finishing the tournament at even par with a total score of 144. Whitehead set the tone early with an impressive opening-round 68.
Robbie Pemberton of the Brock Badgers and Tyler Bunker of the Western Mustangs finished tied at 145, sharing the silver medal in the individual standings.
Women's First Team:
Ela Jones (Guelph Gryphons) – 149 (+5)
Hannah Lee (Queen's Gaels) – 154 (+10)
Brooke MacKinnon (Western Mustangs) – 155 (+11)
Madelyn Orrbine (Ottawa Gee-Gees) – 156 (+12)
Women's Second Team:
Jadelina Tep-Chhun (Waterloo Warriors) – 157 (+13)
Jacquiline Giles (Guelph Gryphons) – 157 (+13)
Gabriella McDaniel (Queen's Gaels) – 157 (+13)
Abigail Dove (TMU Bold) – 157 (+13)
Men's First Team:
Matthew Whitehead (Wilfrid Laurier) – 144 (E)
Robbie Pemberton (Brock Badgers) – 145 (+1)
Tyler Bunker (Western Mustangs) – 145 (+1)
Jaxon Kearns (Brock Badgers) – 146 (+2)
Andreas Diogenous (Guelph Gryphons) – 146 (+2)
Ben MacLean (Toronto Varsity Blues) – 146 (+2)
Matteo Ramzan (Ontario Tech Ridgebacks) 146 (+2)
Men's Second Team:
Caleb Shorthouse (Guelph Gryphons) – 147 (+3)
William Drewery (Guelph Gryphons) – 147 (+3)
Logan West (Laurentian Voyageurs) – 147 (+3)
Women's Team Standings:
Queen's Gaels – 470 (+38)
Guelph Gryphons – 488 (+56)
Waterloo Warriors – 492 (+60)
Toronto Varsity Blues – 499 (+67)
Western Mustangs – 503 (+71)
Windsor Lancers – 506 (+74)
Ottawa Gee-Gees – 508 (+76)
McMaster Marauders – 529 (+97)
Brock Badgers – 531 (+99)
Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks - 562 (+130)
Trent Excalibur – 594 (+162)
Men's Team Standings:
Guelph Gryphons – 591 (+15)
Brock Badgers – 593 (+17)
Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks – 597 (+21)
Western Mustangs – 606 (+30)
Toronto Varsity Blues – 608 (+32)
Ottawa Gee-Gees – 614 (+38)
Laurentian Voyageurs – 615 (+39)
Carleton Ravens – 616 (+40)
Waterloo Warriors – 620 (+44)
Queen's Gaels – 622 (+46)
McMaster Marauders – 629 (+53)
Ontario Tech Ridgebacks – 633 (+57)
Windsor Lancers – 634 (+58)
York Lions – 648 (+72)
Trent Excalibur – 650 (+74)
