July 16, 2026 •Southern Texas PGA
League City, TX (July 13-14, 2026) – Though Houston's summer storms crowded the forecast, the Srixon Prestige Tour crowned champions at the Space City Challenge at Magnolia Creek Golf Club. Over the course of two days, our junior golfers showed their determination and talent despite the weather in an extremely competitive field.
We would also like to congratulate four of our competitors for earning their "Last Chance" qualifying spots into The Insperity Tour Championship next week: Joslyn Born, Viktoria Germain, Cody Michals, and Cooper Hwang!
Thank you to our host facility, our players and parents, our Title Partner Srixon, and all of our staff who made the tournament such a success. Read more about our winning junior golfers below!
Nolan Randall Claims Boys 15–18 Title at the Space City Challenge
Nolan Randall delivered an impressive performance throughout the tournament, carding ten birdies to secure him the Boys 15-18 Title. He shot 71 in Round 1, leading the field, before improving on his score by three strokes in Round 2 to keep in first place. Nolan also earned an exemption to the 2026 Texas Junior Golf Alliance Invitational on the Legends Junior Tour!
Emma Zinuik Claims Girls 15-18 & Overall Title at the Space City Challenge
Emma Ziniuk stayed level despite the conditions, leading her to the Girls 15-18 and Overall victory. By shooting 2-under par, she led the field by three strokes to come away with the win. With her performance this week, she will have the chance to compete in the Texas Junior Golf Alliance Invitational on the Legends Junior Tour.
Dakota Ybarra Claims Boys 11-14 Title at the Space City Challenge
Dakota Ybarra's four birdies (T-1 in his division) gave him the win in a competitive Boys 11-14 Division. His even play at Magnolia Creek kept him one stroke ahead of his competitors at the tournament.
Chloe Magwe Claims Girls 11-14 Title at the Space City Challenge
Chloe Magwe came away with the victory in a close Girls 11-14 field at the Space City Challenge. Her four birdies and 12 pars, both of which led her division, gave her a two-stroke lead over her competitors.









