Bingham takes 6A Region 2 boys golf; Riverton's Lincoln Judd is region medalist
Bingham won the 6A Region 2 boys golf title on a 287.8 stroke average, and Riverton's Lincoln Judd took the region medal at 70.3.
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Bingham won the Class 6A Region 2 boys golf championship with a 287.8 stroke average as the regular season closed, the Deseret News reports in its final region recaps 1. Riverton finished second at 291.5, Mountain Ridge third at 295.4, Herriman fourth at 304.4, Cedar Valley fifth at 311.6, Copper Hills sixth at 312.1 and Westlake seventh at 319.0 1.
Riverton's Lincoln Judd was the Region 2 medalist, with the region's lowest stroke average at 70.3. Bingham's Will Johnson was second at 71.0 and Copper Hills' Landon Lewis third at 71.8 1.
In the season's final Region 2 tournament, Bingham's Caleb Bennion shot 69.0 and teammate Connor Oettli 70.0, with Riverton's Jackson Holt at 70.0 and Austin Bennion and Hudson Boardman at 71.0 1.
The 6A state championship was scheduled for Oct. 12 and 13 at TalonsCove Golf Club in Saratoga Springs, according to the Utah High School Activities Association 2.
Sources: 1 Deseret News, "High school boys golf: 6A final region recaps, Farmington, Bingham, Lehi win region titles," Oct. 9, 2026 — https://www.deseret.com/sports/2026/10/09/high-school-boys-golf-6a-region-recaps/ 2 Utah High School Activities Association, UHSAA Boys Golf, 2026-27 state championships — https://uhsaa.org/uhsaa-boys-golf/
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