| Results | |
| Division I Boys | |
| Name, club | Score |
| Boom Thompson, Towanda Golf Club | 36 |
| Kamdon Eicher, Shade Mountain Golf Course | 36 |
| Harrison Selby, Mountain View Country Club | 38 |
| Garrett Rankinen, Williamsport Country Club | 38 |
| Kane Wolf, Clinton Country Club | 39 |
| Carter Girton, Belles Springs Golf Course | 39 |
| Karl Unger, Berwick Golf Club | 40 |
| Wade Habovick, Belles Springs Golf Course | 40 |
| Jacob Andreyo, Mountain View Country Club | 42 |
| Owen Savercool, Towanda Golf Club | 43 |
| Denallen Beachel, GAP Youth on Course | 43 |
| Mason Heydrich, Clinton Country Club | 43 |
| Remington Noll, USGA/GAP GC | 43 |
| Joe Holdren, Mountain View Country Club | 45 |
| Bryson Rankinen, Williamsport Country Club | 48 |
| Calen Loss, Shade Mountain Golf Course | 55 |
| Jaiden Beiler, GAP Youth on Course | WD |
| Division I Girls | |
| Name, club | Score |
| Reese Walizer, GAP Youth on Course | WD |
| Division II Boys | |
| Name, club | Score |
| Jacob Davis, Nittany Country Club | 37 |
| Myla Rankinen, Williamsport Country Club | 47 |
| Raigan Walizer, GAP Youth on Course | 64 |
| Krew Fleegle, GAP Youth on Course | WD |
| # — event shortened to nine holes | |
| WD — withdrawal |
GAP
Celebrating Amateur Golf since 1897, GAP, also known as the Golf Association of Philadelphia, is the oldest regional or state golf association in the United States. It serves as the principal ruling body of amateur golf in its region. The organization’s 345 Member Clubs and 130,000 individual members are spread across Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland. The GAP’s mission is to promote, preserve and protect the game of golf.
