Day two of the State Golf Tournaments wrapped up on Tuesday afternoon with 4A in McPherson, 3A in Emporia, 2A in Dodge City, and 1A in Hesston. 

Class 4A: Wamego won the State Title with a two-day team score of 589 followed by McPherson (629) and Circle (630). Blaise Hoover of McPherson won the individual title with a two-day score 139 which included a one-under 69 on day one. Holton's Korben Fox shot an 83 on day one and was five spots out of making it to the second day. 

Class 3A: Sabetha finished in second place as a team with a two-day score of 643 which was eight strokes off first place Hesston. Wichita Collegiate would finish the tournament in third place with a two-day score of 650. Lunden Esterlin of Wichita Collegiate won the individual title with a two-day score 140 which included a four-under 67 on Monday. The Bluejays were led by Cole Grimes who shot a 75 on Monday and 78 on Tuesday which was good for a tie for fifth place. Roman Scoby tied for 18th place with two-day score of 160 which included a 77 on day one. Dalton Rokey finished inside the top 30 shooting an 84 on Monday and 82 on Tuesday. 

Class 2A: Salina Sacred Heart took home the team title with a two-day score 612 followed by Ellinwood (669) in second place and Cair Paravel (682) in third place. Drew Heinz of Ellinwood was the individual champion with a two-day score of 140 which included a five-under 66 on day one. Jayden DeWalt of Valley Heights posted a ninth place finish with an 81 on Monday and 79 on Tuesday. Maur Hill-Mount Academy was led by Luke Siebert who shot an 80 on Monday and 85 on Tuesday which was good for 13th place. 

Class 1A: South Gray won the team title with a two-day score of 610 followed by Hutch Central Christian (667) in second place and Elkhart (683) in third place. Gavin Wahl won the individual title for South Gray with a 70 on day one and 75 on day two. Onaga finished in sixth place as a team with a score of 737 and they were led by Graham Valburg who finished 25th with a two-day score of 172 which included an 82 on Monday. Paxton Bowers of Centralia finished in 21st place with a two-day score 168 which included an 80 on Tuesday. Washington County had two in the top 25 with Grayson Votipka (170) and Carson Kearn (171).