2025 Golf CCAA Nationals Recap
Trojans take home bronze medal at CCAA golf national championship
After dominating the ACAC golf league, the Trojans men’s and women’s golf teams headed to Medicine Hat for the CCAA golf national championship.
The championship took place from Oct. 12 to 17 at Desert Blume Golf Club.
Women’s individual
Chloe Major was the Trojans’ only golfer on the women’s side.
In Round 1 on Tuesday, Major shot a 30-over 102 to finish in 18th place.
The following day, Major moved up one spot after shooting a 23-over.
Major had a rough start to the third round and couldn’t recover, shooting a 104 and moving back to 18th place.
In the final round, a solid 98 moved Major into a tie for 16th to finish her CCAA national championship.
Men’s individual
The Trojans had five athletes in the men’s individual competition.
After the first round, Trojans veteran Chris Colberg finished tied for first, shooting a three-under 69.
Right behind Colberg was Jaden Patel, who finished the opening round tied for second with a two-under 70.
Also in the field for the Trojans were Regan Colberg and Zach Lehmann, who both finished tied for 15th with a two-over 74.
Trojans rookie Jackson Styranka finished the day tied for 27th after shooting a six-over 78.
In the second round, Patel shot a four-under 68 to move into sole possession of second place.
Chris Colberg dropped eight places to ninth after a five-over 77.
Lehmann remained in 15th place with a four-over 76 in the second round.
Regan Colberg dropped five places after shooting a six-over 78.
After a disappointing first round, Styranka shot a 10-over 82 to drop seven places into a tie for 34th.
Patel stayed consistent in the third round, shooting a one-under 71 to stay locked in second place.
Regan Colberg shot an even 72 to climb seven spots and move up to 13th.
Chris Colberg shot an eight-over 80 and dropped seven spots into a tie for 16th.
Also dropping down the leaderboard was Lehmann. A seven-over 79 dropped him into a tie for 20th.
Styranka shot a nine-over 81 and sat tied for 34th after the third round.
In the final round, Patel shot a five-over 77 to finish the championship in third place.
Regan Colberg shot a two-over 74 to finish 14th, while Lehmann and Chris Colberg both finished tied for 19th.
Styranka dropped one spot to finish 35th after shooting a seven-over 79.
Men’s team
With all five Trojans golfers earning strong finishes, the men’s team finished third in total par to gross after four rounds with a 38-over.
The Trojans men’s golf team captured the CCAA men’s golf bronze medal, finishing behind the Humber Polytechnic Hawks and the Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence Cougars.
Patel commented on his trip to nationals and what it meant to him to win a bronze medal for the Trojans. “It was a great trip with the boys and Chloe. My favourite part would be the practice round with the team, we were all able to play together and it was a ton of fun,” he said.
He also talked about the work during the regular season to reach this milestone.
“It was a grind to make the national team this year as I struggled with my golf game during the summer and provincial season,” Patel said.
“Then during nationals, I played some of the best golf in my life,” he added.
During his last year of eligibility, Patel fulfilled a career dream.
“It has been a goal of mine to be an all-Canadian the last three years, so to be able to achieve that and a bronze medal was a great way to finish my CCAA career.”
