HARRISON, Ohio — Wabash College captured the team championship at the 2026 Stateline Shootout, hosted by Mount St. Joseph University, while
Leo Dellinger earned individual medalist honors in the three-round tournament completed Sunday at Miami Whitewater Forest Golf Course.
The Little Giants finished the 54-hole event at 1-under par with a team score of 863, winning the tournament by 25 strokes over second-place Maryville College at 888. Mount St. Joseph and Franklin tied for third at 897. Wabash posted rounds of 293, 282 and 288 on the par-72, 6,830-yard course.
Wabash entered the second round five strokes behind first-round leader Franklin after opening with a 5-over 293. The Little Giants surged to the lead with a tournament-best 6-under-par 282 in round two. The final few holes of the second round were suspended Saturday because of darkness and completed Sunday morning. Wabash finished the round with an 18-shot advantage over Franklin before closing the tournament with an even-par 288 in Sunday's third round.
Dellinger led the individual field with a three-round total of 213, three strokes under par. He opened with a 1-under 71 before firing a 3-under 69 in the second round. Dellinger finished with a 1-over 73 Sunday to secure the individual championship by three strokes over teammate Tyler Morton.
Morton gave Wabash a 1-2 finish at the top of the individual standings. He finished at even-par 216 after rounds of 72, 75 and a 3-under 69 in the final round. Mason Pierle tied for fifth at 3-over 219, carding rounds of 73, 75 and 71. Finn Carteaux tied for eighth at 4-over 220 after shooting 77, a 4-under 68 and 75. Charlie Seaburg completed the Wabash A-team lineup in a tie for 12th at 6-over 222 with rounds of 77, 70 and 75.
The Wabash B team placed eighth overall with a 54-hole score of 922. Jackson Mahan led that group by tying for third individually at 2-over 218. Mahan followed an opening-round 74 with a 4-under 68 in the second round before shooting 76 on Sunday.
Coen Bauschek tied for 33rd at 229 for the Wabash B team. Louis Leon Gryglewski and Hudson Messer tied for 47th at 239, while Alex Schenkel tied for 52nd at 241. Jack Kaufmann, competing as an individual, tied for 29th at 228, and Carter McCall tied for 50th at 240.
