The University of Toronto Varsity Blues women's golf team earned a fourth-place result, while the men finished in fifth this weekend at the 2026 OUA Golf Championships, hosted by the University of Ottawa at Hylands Golf Club.

After an opening day team score of 254, the Varsity Blues saw a nine-stroke improvement, scoring 245 on Day 2 to finish with an overall total of 499. That would place U of T seven-strokes back of the podium which featured Waterloo (492), Guelph (488), and Queen's (470) on the top step.

Varsity Blues veteran Mia Wong remained in the Top 10 after a strong first day, finishing in a tie for ninth overall at 161 (80, 81). Wong's consistent play would feature 11 pars on Day 1 and nine pars with one birdie on Day 2.

Right behind her would be fellow vet Mia Sung at 165 (86, 79) which placed her in solo possession of 12^th individually. Sung's seven-stroke improvement on the second day of competition was achieved with an efficient front nine which included five pars and one birdie.

Both Yasmina Driss (88, 88) and Lucie Liu (91, 85) rounded out the team scoring with identical final tallies of 176 to finish in 23^rd.

Delivering a massive improvement from just one season ago, the U of T men jumped into the Top 5 at the provincial showcase with a two-day team total of 608. The Blues were 11-strokes back of the podium as Laurier (597), Brock (593), and Guelph (591) claimed the top three positions.

Finishing in a four-way tie for fourth place, Ben MacLean provided the Blues with exceptional play across both rounds, scoring identical 73's. The 146 final score earned him OUA first team all-star honours and saw him just one-shot back of the podium and two strokes back of the gold.

Achieving a Top 25 finish, Alessandro Di Felice registered a 152 (75, 77) to tie for 23^rd. Not far behind, Shao Liu's 153 (76, 77) saw him finish in a tie for 26^th. Toronto scores were rounded out by Mac Andrekson at 158 (76, 82) and Jordan Hutchings at 161 (80, 81).

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)

OUA All-Stars
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)