Championship Saturday is set at the 2025 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championship presented by ZÜCA.

The cut has been made, but the battles are far from over before 26 PDGA World Champions are crowned in the Twin Cities.

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There's a chance at two four-peats.

Ohn Scoggins reclaimed the lead by just one stroke over Jennifer Allen in what has been a back-and-forth week between the two in Minnesota. Scoggins led after the first round, Allen after the second, and they were tied after round three before their final round at Kaposia on Friday.

They'll settle it at Blue Ribbon Pines on Saturday. Scoggins went 63-59 at BRP and Allen 59-61 in the second and third rounds.

Joe Rovere added a single stroke cushion to his lead, which is now two strokes, on Friday at BRP. He leads Dutch Napier, who had the second-hottest round of the day, by two strokes and Cale Leiviska by three. Brad Schick kept his spot on the lead card and is tied with Paul Oman five strokes back of Rovere.

In total, nine new leaders or outright leaders emerged on Moving Day on Friday.

• Scoggins broke a tie with Allen in FP40.
• JohnE McCray had a share of the hot round in MP50 to open up a 6-stroke lead.
• Kevin Babbit and Barry Schultz jumped to a share of the lead in MP55 and are one stroke ahead of Jay Reading.
• In MP70, Randy Beers jumped one spot and leads Jay Gobrecht by three.
• Ben Banbury reclaimed the lead in MA40 and leads Justin Liddell and Kevin Vue by one.
• Alicia Carr had the hot round in FA40 to move into solo first by two strokes over Melissa Davey, who led through the first three rounds.
• Ronnie Denig emerged from a five-way tie entering the day and leads Tim Harikkala by two.
• Marshall Felker is the new leader in MA55 and leads by three strokes over David Pitcher.
• In MA60, Wes Landfear broke a tie entering the day and leads Dan Elliott by three strokes.

In total, 12 of the 26 divisions are separated by fewer than three strokes.