Three Champions, Twelve Podiums
Team Innova earned three division titles and 12 podium finishes at the 2026 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championships. Ohn Scoggins finished runner-up in FPO after leading for three rounds, while 14-year-old MJ Gager provided one of the best storylines of the weekend with a fourth-place finish in her first season competing in Elite Series and Major events.Ohn Scoggins – 2nd
For three rounds, it looked like Ohn Scoggins was on her way to another Major championship. Ohn opened the tournament with back-to-back hot rounds to build an eight-shot lead over the field and carried a five-shot lead into the final round. A difficult Sunday ultimately left her in second place, but that doesn’t erase one of the strongest performances of the week. Ohn led the field in Average Putt Length, Total Putt Length, and Strokes Gained Circle 2. The runner-up placement continues an incredible season, as Ohn charges on without a finish outside the Top 4 in 2026. Ohn now sits third in the Disc Golf Pro Tour standings and will have an opportunity to defend her PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championship later this season.View this post on Instagram
MJ Gager – T4th
Competing in her first season of Elite Series and Major events, 14-year-old MJ Gager delivered one of the breakout performances of the weekend with a fourth-place finish. The two-time Junior Major Champion reached a milestone earlier this season by earning her first Disc Golf Pro Tour cash at the Jonesboro Open. Just a few months later, she raises the bar with a fourth-place finish at a Major. MJ ranked second in the field in Parked Percentage at US Women’s. She now heads to Vermont to compete at the 2026 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships.View this post on Instagram
Rebecca Don – 8th
Rebecca Don finished eighth, her fifth Top 10 finish in her last six Elite Series and Major starts. She currently sits ninth in the Disc Golf Pro Tour standings.View this post on Instagram
Kat Mertsch – 9th
Kat Mertsch finished ninth while leading the field in Circle 1X Putting. She currently sits eighth in the Disc Golf Pro Tour standings.Juliana Korver Wins FP55
Juliana Korver claimed the FP55 title by 20 strokes, closing the tournament with a 982-rated, 6-under final round. The victory is the 18th PDGA Major title of Korver’s career, which includes an Amateur World Championship, five Open World Championships, and numerous age-protected Major titles.View this post on Instagram
