The Western Washington University men's golf team increased its lead at the 2026 GNAC Golf Championships, now holding a 12-stroke advantage heading into the final round. After a strong team performance of 5-under-par 279 on Tuesday, they have a cumulative score of 15-under-par 553. Junior Nick Ennis led with a second-round score of 3-under-par 68, while teammates Rex Wilson and Conrad Brown moved up the leaderboard with solid performances. Expected to clinch their 12th conference title, WWU is currently ranked No. 1 in the NCAA West Region and No. 25 nationally.

By the Numbers
  • WWU shot 5-under-par 279 on Tuesday, following a 10-under-par 274 on Monday.
  • The Vikings are leading with a total score of 15-under-par 553, while second place Saint Martin's is at 3-under-par 565.
State of Play
  • Western Washington holds a significant 12-stroke lead over Saint Martin's as they approach the final round.
  • Junior Christopher Zamani is tied for 4th with a score of 3-under-par 139, while Wilson is also tied for 4th at the same score.
What's Next

The Vikings will compete in the final round on Wednesday, aiming for a strong finish to secure their 12th GNAC title, which would grant them an automatic berth to the NCAA II West/South Central Super Regional.

Bottom Line

Western Washington is positioned strongly to capture the GNAC Championship, continuing their legacy as a dominant force in men's golf, having made 26 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances.