Laredo, Texas, February 16, 2026
The Houston Christian University men’s golf team is gearing up for the Border Olympics, which will take place at Laredo Country Club. This tournament features 13 teams competing over 54 holes, providing a significant opportunity for HCU to assess their performance against competitive collegiate teams. Fans are encouraged to follow the event through live updates. This year marks the 74th edition of this storied tournament, making it a highlight on HCU’s golf schedule.
Laredo, Texas
The Houston Christian University (HCU) men’s golf team is preparing to kick off their spring season at the Border Olympics, taking place at the Laredo Country Club on February 16-17, 2026. This tournament features a competitive field of 13 teams, including HCU, Houston, Illinois State, Lamar, Louisiana, New Mexico State, North Texas, Sam Houston, Tarleton State, Troy, UT Rio Grande Valley, Wichita State, and Wright State.
The Border Olympics is a 54-hole event, consisting of 36 holes played on the first day and a final 18 holes on the second day. The tournament will commence each day at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start. The course is a par 72, stretching 7,257 yards in total.
HCU’s lineup comprises senior Roy Barrera, juniors Cooper Camp and Benjamin Dabos, sophomore Jaden Grumme, and freshman Tyler Joines.
This year marks the 74th year of the Border Olympics, a traditional collegiate golf tournament that is a staple in HCU’s schedule. Previously, the Huskies have competed in this event with their best performance resulting in a 17th place finish during the 2023-24 season.
Participating in the Border Olympics provides a valuable opportunity for HCU to measure their performance against tough competition as they begin their spring season. Fans are encouraged to follow live scoring and updates through the official tournament website.
FAQ
- What is the Border Olympics?
The Border Olympics is a collegiate golf tournament hosted at the Laredo Country Club, featuring 13 teams in a competitive field. - When will the tournament take place?
The tournament will take place on February 16-17, 2026. - What is the format of the tournament?
The Border Olympics consists of 54 holes, with 36 holes on the first day and 18 holes on the second day. - What time does the tournament start each day?
The tournament will start at 8 a.m. each day with a shotgun start. - How long is the course?
The course measures 7,257 yards and is a par 72. - Who are the players on HCU’s lineup?
The players on HCU’s lineup include Roy Barrera, Cooper Camp, Benjamin Dabos, Jaden Grumme, and Tyler Joines. - How long has the Border Olympics been running?
The Border Olympics has been running for 74 years. - What was HCU’s best finish in previous years?
HCU’s best finish in the Border Olympics was 17th place during the 2023-24 season.
Key Features of the Border Olympics
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Laredo Country Club |
| Date | February 16-17, 2026 |
| Number of Holes | 54 holes |
| Daily Schedule | 8 a.m. shotgun start |
| Course Length | 7,257 yards |
| Course Par | 72 |
| Teams Competing | 13 teams |
| HCU Best Finish | 17th place in 2023-24 season |
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