THE JENGA CUP • 2026
🏆 A Tournament for the Ages
September 11–12, 2026. Saskatchewan. Two teams. Eighteen holes,
followed by eighteen more — and enough drama to fill an entire season.
🎙️ Friday — The Stage Is Set
It began with the individual round, and right out of the gate,
Chris Oleksyn announced that Team Blue wasn't here to mess around.
Oleksyn fired a 91, but with 23 strokes given,
that translated into a sensational 68 modified score —
the lowest modified score of the day.
Lindsay Jones quietly put together an outstanding round:
80 gross, 10 strokes given, and a 70 modified.
Jason Dale followed with an impressive 83 and a modified 75.
96.29
Friday Average Gross
77.08
Friday Average Modified
68
Low Modified Score
Then came the moment that changes everything in this tournament:
the draft.
Captains Chris Oleksyn and Lindsay Jones
went to work, building their squads for Saturday's team competition.
The board was set. The teams were picked. Saturday was going to decide everything.
🔥 Saturday — Let the Games Begin
Team Blue came out swinging, but Team Green wasn't backing down.
The opening matches were tight, with Green taking a couple of early points.
8.5 – 7.5
Final Jenga Cup Score
One stroke here. One point there. The Cup stayed within reach for both sides
deep into the competition.
⚡ The Turning Point
This is where Team Blue found another gear.
Clint Oleksyn and Jared Danbrook blitzed Kale Eskelson
and Al Lang by five strokes, taking two points.
Team Green answered with a five-stroke victory of its own, as
Kevin Nguyen and Brian Ruthven defeated
Doug Campbell and Jason Dale.
Then came another Team Blue statement:
Tony Renneberg and Jordan Gall beat
Jeff Wagner and Tony Rapley by four strokes, grabbing another two points.
The scoreboard was tightening. Every half-point mattered.
Every stroke mattered.
THE FINAL SCORE
🏆 TEAM BLUE WINS THE 2026 JENGA CUP!
TEAM BLUE
8.5
—
TEAM GREEN
7.5
Captain Chris Oleksyn and his squad —
Chris Jones, Paul Hay, Ken Holstein, Doug Campbell, Clint Oleksyn,
Jordan Gall, Jared Danbrook, Jason Orvold, Darryl Caudle,
Tony Renneberg and Jason Dale — raise the Cup.
Team Green, captained by Lindsay Jones, pushed them
all the way. But on this weekend, Blue had just enough.
4–3
Team Match Wins
1 POINT
Separated Champion from Challenger
🎤 The Wrap
And so, another chapter goes into the books.
There were brilliant shots. There were questionable shots.
There were heroic recoveries. There were numbers on the scorecard
that may never be explained.
But most importantly, there was competition.
When it was all over, it was Team Blue standing tall.
Chris Oleksyn's crew are your
2026 JENGA CUP CHAMPIONS.
We'll see you next year.
Until then — keep the beers cold, keep the drives straight,
and the mediocre golf flowing.
