Thank you to all the golfers who supported the tournament this year. Please see the winners below.
2026 Monsignor George Tribou Memorial Golf Tournament
Winners
Thursday Afternoon
Top Flight
1st Place – Class of ’07 with a score of 53
George Miller, Jennings Morgan, Ben Ramsey and David Koehler
2nd Place – Booe – Edward Jones with a score of 55
Jeremy Booe, Ken Parrish, Andy Chang and Stafford Gray
3rd Place – Team Andersen with a score of 55
Jimmy Andersen, Miles Hogan, Richard Bank and Scott Bacon
Second Flight
1st Place – Team Bratcher with a score of 64
Kevin Bratcher, Hugh Cooper, Tim Luft and Doug Schneider
2nd Place – Elliott Electrical with a score of 65
Jackson Gilbert, Caleb Coffman, Luke Smith and Gunner Miller
3rd Place – Simmons Bank with a score of 65
Ben Ridings, Scott Nelson, Josh Teal and John Monroe
Longest Drive Winner Tim Glancy
Friday Morning – Rain Date
Top Flight
1st Place – Class of ‘84 with a score of 53
Petey King, Brett Morgan, Evans Dietz and Glenn Day
2nd Place – Tong 4-some with a score of 56
Lt Long, Derek Spicer, Brian Terry and Lysander Tramble
3rd Place – Team Cole with a score of 56
Robby Cole, Hunter Walker and Luke Lensing
Longest Drive Morning Winner Zach Sokora
Friday Afternoon – Rain Date
Top Flight
1st Place – Team Ortega with a score of 54
David Hum, Ryan Johnson, Ted Bailey and Steven Head
2nd Place – TMB Capital Partners with a score of 55
Ben Bailey, Ben Viguerie, Sean Hinson and Eddie Bailey
3rd Place – Arkansas Cardiology with a score of 55
David Jones, Jack Foster, Jeff Thessing and Cody Webster
2nd Flight
1st Place – Franklin Insurance Group with a score of 61
Chris Jones, Damon Singleton, Bill Riddle and Nate Jolly
2nd Place – Central Termite with a score of 61
Doug Berry, Lee Maris, Johnny Fogleman and Scott Tabor
3rd Place – Team Horras with a score of 62
Alan Stiefvater, Neal Wimberley and David Bush
Longest Drive Afternoon Winner ??
Raffle Winners:
Andy Biernat $5,000
Jerry Williams Tito’s Golf Bag
Clark Morse Tito’s Cooler
Growing up with an older brother that went to Catholic High, I knew I wanted to be a part of what he always referred to as “The Brotherhood.” I love that I’m able to explore so many of my interests, from joining Broadcast Journalism and JROTC my freshman year to becoming president of the drama club as a junior. As I get ready for college in two short years, I’m thankful for the opportunities I’ve been given at Catholic High that will help me stand out in the application process.
