Back-to-Back for Ohn
Ohn Scoggins added another title at the Green Mountain Championship, extending arguably the best season of her career and strengthening her lead in the Powerball World Standings.
Eveliina Salonen joined Ohn on the podium, while Rebecca Don and Emily Weatherman gave Team Innova four players in the FPO Top 10. Calvin Heimburg added a Top 10 finish in MPO.
Ohn Scoggins – 1st
Ohn Scoggins entered the final round with a three-stroke lead, but the Green Mountain Championship turned into a back-and-forth battle with Missy Gannon down the stretch. After a double bogey on 16 swung the advantage to Missy, Ohn walked down 18 thinking the tournament was over, only for a missed putt by Gannon to give her another chance.
Given new life in the playoff, Ohn took advantage. It came down to a 28-footer for the win, and Ohn buried it to complete a dramatic turnaround from thinking the tournament was over just minutes earlier.
The victory capped a 1009-rated tournament from Ohn, who finished regulation at 20-under. As always, her putting was the difference-maker. Ohn led the field from C1X, missing just three putts inside the circle all event. She also led the field in Strokes Gained Putting.
The win gives Ohn back-to-back DGPT Elite Series titles after her third straight victory at the LWS Open. It is her fourth DGPT Elite/Elite+ win of 2026, joining the Supreme Flight Open, Open at Austin, and LWS Open. She has also won two JomezPro Series events at Waco and Champions Landing, plus multiple A-tiers.
Already one of the most consistent players on Tour, Ohn continues to find another level each season. She has set a new career high for Elite/Elite+ victories in 2026 and is now in position to complete arguably the best season of her career by securing the Powerball World Standings title.
Ohn leads the Standings with 2,108 points, 190 ahead of Silva Saarinen, heading into the final regular-season event. Next up is the MVP Open at Maple Hill, where Ohn has consistently performed well in recent seasons.
After the winning putt, all of it seemed to hit Ohn at once. Her emotions poured out as she celebrated another title. She has long been a fan favorite and one of the easiest players on Tour to root for, in part because it is always clear how much every one of these moments means to her. And with the way she’s playing right now, there could be plenty more to celebrate after MVP, Throw Pink, and the Tour Championship.
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Eveliina Salonen – T3
Eveliina Salonen finished two strokes out of the playoff at 18-under, adding another podium to an already loaded 2026 season. She led the FPO field in Parked Percentage and C1 in Regulation, continuing the elite throwing that has driven her success throughout her career.
The result adds another podium to a season highlighted by her second World Championship title, along with victories at the European Open, Ledgestone Open, Ale Open, and Kansas City Wide Open. Despite playing fewer events than most of the players around her, Eveliina heads to Maple Hill 5th in the Powerball World Standings.
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Rebecca Don – 7th
Rebecca Don finished 7th at 11-under, continuing her run of Top 10 finishes in the second half of the season. She led the FPO field in Strokes Gained C1X.
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Calvin Heimburg – T9
Calvin Heimburg finished T9 at 29-under, closing with a 7-under, 1050-rated final round. He heads to Maple Hill 3rd in the MPO Powerball World Standings with 1,655 points.
Emily Weatherman – T10
Emily Weatherman tied for 10th at 2-under. She finished 2nd in Fairway Hits for the weekend.
Up Next: 2026 MVP Open x OTB
September 24–27
Leicester, Massachusetts
The DGPT regular season concludes at Maple Hill, where the final Powerball World Standings and positioning for the DGPT Championship will be decided. Catch the action live on the Disc Golf Network, watch post-production coverage on JomezPro, and visit Innovadiscs.com for tournament recaps.
