SEVIERVILLE — Page captured its first TSSAA Class AA boys golf state championship and Dickson County junior Poppy Pewitt repeated as girls champion as the 2026 TSSAA season concluded at Sevierville Golf Course on Oct. 9. Page posted 11-under 565 to win the Class AA boys team title by 41 strokes, while Pewitt shot 1-under 139 to defend her crown and Memphis University School won Division II-AA boys at 11-under 565.
The Patriots' title came with an all-teammate playoff for individual honors. Senior Jack Eickhoff and junior Reid Bostelman tied at 5-under 139 after 18 holes, with Eickhoff birdieing the second playoff hole to secure the individual championship. Eickhoff led after an opening 68, while Bostelman fired the lowest round of the Class AA tournament with a 6-under 66 on the second day. Carson Jenkins tied for fifth at 142 and Brayden Bennett tied for 12th at 145 as Page finished well clear of Houston in second and Science Hill in third at 611 for the program's first title after a runner-up finish in 2022.
In Division II-AA boys, Memphis University School secured its eighth overall TSSAA championship behind seniors Brantley Moore and Drew Knighton, who finished 1-2 individually. Moore repeated as state champion with 8-under 136 — 68 on both days — the lowest score across all classes, one stroke better than Franklin Road Academy's Walker Webb, who won the Division II-A title on Oct. 6. Knighton tied Christian Brothers' Patrick Gatti for second at 4-under 140 after matching 70s, while Charles Snider tied for fourth, Jack Faber tied for 20th and Harris Laughlin tied for 25th as MUS finished seven strokes ahead of Ensworth.
Pewitt, who won the 2025 Class AA girls title at even-par 140 as an individual competitor, improved by one stroke to 1-under 139 to repeat, finishing two strokes ahead of Ooltewah's Alli Troxell. Troxell led Ooltewah to the Class AA girls team title at 12-over 292 ahead of runner-up Page, with Hardin Valley third at 312. In Division II-AA girls, Baylor held off Harpeth Hall to claim the team crown.