Three new champions emerge at 2026 Taunton Junior City Open
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
The 2026 Taunton Junior City Open concluded on August 4 at Parker Golf Club, crowning three new champions across divisions. In Division 3, Colby Emond claimed victory with a combined score of 111 over 27 holes, while Cal Soderberg triumphed in Division 2 after a sudden-death playoff against Liam Ballantine, both finishing at 114. Camden Fontaine finished first in Division 1, shooting 103 over 24 holes. The tournament faced challenges due to rain, which shortened the first round, yet the final round proceeded as scheduled, allowing all participants to complete their rounds.
- •Tournament took place August 3-4 at Parker Golf Club.
- •Colby Emond won Division 3 with a score of 111.
- •Cal Soderberg won Division 2 after a playoff.
- •Camden Fontaine took first in Division 1 with 103.
- •All golfers completed their rounds despite weather challenges.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Three new winners crowned at 2026 Taunton Junior City Open. How all 36 golfers finished.
"Despite a rain-shortened first round, the 2026 Taunton Junior City Open persisted as three new champions were crowned on Tuesday, Aug. 4 at Parker GC.
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