MC's Scott Spark wins NCTC Spring Invitational

Midland College sophomore golfer takes medalist title at tournament in Corinth

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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Midland College sophomore golfer Scott Spark won the medalist title at the NCTC Spring Invitational played Monday and Tuesday at Oakmont Country Club in Corinth. Spark finished with a 68-73—141 total to finish one shot ahead of Weatherford College's Tanaka Chatora (69-73—142).

Why it matters

This victory for Spark and the Midland College golf team continues their strong performance and defense of their national championship title from the previous season.

The details

The defending national champion Chaparrals finished second as a team as they shot 293-290—583, 12 shots back of Weatherford College (286-289—575). Tyler JC (284-305—589) and McLennan Community College (283-306—509) tied for third, while New Mexico Junior College (295-297—592) rounded out the top five. Other Midland College golfers who placed well include Reuben Harvey (tied for 9th), Hunter Welch (tied for 12th), and Kalle Blixt (tied for 12th).

  • The tournament was played on Monday and Tuesday, February 24-25, 2026.
  • The Chaps next compete in the Colin Montgomerie Invitational in Sugarland on March 2, 2026.

The players

Scott Spark

A sophomore golfer for Midland College who won the medalist title at the NCTC Spring Invitational.

Tanaka Chatora

A golfer for Weatherford College who finished second, one shot behind Scott Spark.

Midland College

The defending national champion golf team that finished second as a team at the NCTC Spring Invitational.

Weatherford College

The team that won the NCTC Spring Invitational, finishing 12 shots ahead of Midland College.

Reuben Harvey

A sophomore golfer for Midland College who tied for 9th place individually.

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What’s next

The Chaps next compete in the Colin Montgomerie Invitational in Sugarland on March 2, 2026.

The takeaway

Midland College's golf team continues to be a powerhouse, with sophomore Scott Spark winning the individual title at the NCTC Spring Invitational as the Chaparrals finished second as a team. This performance keeps them on track to defend their national championship from the previous season.