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NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 10
Results of NCAA Men's Golf Regional
May 11, 2010 | NSIC Release | NCAA
Release | Tournament Website | Final Results 
PALM DESERT — The NSIC had four teams compete at the 2010 NCAA DII Men's Golf Super Regional. St. Cloud State finished tied for 11th in the team standings with a three day team total of 908 (+44). Concordia-St. Paul was 17th (929 +65), Bemidji State 18th (939 +75) and Minnesota State 19th (943 +79). Winona State's Brady Strangstalien was the league's top finisher as he tied for 15th as he shot a three day total of 221, +5 over par (75-74-72). Stragnstalien and Wayne State's Adam Fields competed as individuals at the event. Fields tied for 65th with a three round total of 232, +16 over par (76-82-74). Final Results
NCAA Men's Golf Regional Qualifiers Announced
NSIC Has 4 Teams - Two Individuals
May 3-5, 2010 | NCAA
Release | Tournamnet Website | Live Scoring
INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA has announced that 80 teams and 32 student-athletes have been selected to participate in the regional competition of the 2010 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championships. The regional competitions will be conducted May 3-5.
The top five teams and the top two student-athletes not with a team from each regional (regardless of region) will advance to the finals May 18-21 at The Sagamore Club in Noblesville, Ind. The finals will be hosted by the Indiana Sports Corporation, the University of Indianapolis, the Great Lakes Valley Conference and the Hamilton County Sports Authority.
CENTRAL/WEST REGIONAL
The Central Region along with the West Region will take place at the Classic Club in Palm Desert, Calif. and be hosted by California State University, San Bernardino.
Central Region:
1. Colorado-Colorado Springs [RMAC AQ]
2. Western New Mexico
3. St. Cloud State
4. Bemidji State
5. Fort Lewis
6. Colorado School of Mines
7. Minnesota State Mankato [NSIC AQ]
8. Concordia-St. Paul
9. Colorado Christian
10. Colorado State-Pueblo
Individuals:
1. Brady Strangstalien, Winona State
2. Greg Johnson, Regis (Colorado)
3. Devon Kastler, Nebraska-Kearney
4. Adam Fields, Wayne State (Nebraska)
NSIC Men's Golf All-Conference Release
April 30, 2010 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Year
Brady Strangstalien
Senior
Westby, Wis.
Westby HS
Winona State
Brady Strangstalien was voted by the coaches at the NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Year. He averaged a 73.7 season stroke average and was medalist at the NSIC/RMAC Crossover earlier this season. He had eight top ten finishes and five top five finishes. He finished eighth in the NSIC Championship and shot a tournament low 66 (-5) in the first round of play this spring at the Jewel Golf Club. Strangstalien, the NSIC Championship Medalist in 2006 and 2007, is a now a four-time NSIC All-Conference performer.
NSIC Coach of the Year
Geoff Klein
First Season
Minnesota State
Geoff Klein was voted by his peers as the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Coach of the Year. Klein, in his first season at Minnesota State, helped lead the Mavericks to the NSIC Men’s Golf Championships played in Hastings last fall and Lake City this spring. This season he has coached two all-conference performers and the NSIC Men’s Championship Medalist, Kyle Welch. Klein has led the Mavericks to the NCAA Tournament this season as well.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 8
April 21, 2010 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Evan Peters
Senior
Glenwood, Minn.
Minnewaska HS
St. Cloud State
Evan Peters fired a five under par 67 to take medalist honors and lead the Huskies to victory at in the SJU Triangular last Wednesday. Peters distanced himself from the second place finisher by five strokes. The Huskies tallied a team total 298 to edge St. John’s (299) and Bemidji State (300) in the event.
NCAA Super Region Tournament
Minnesota State claimed its second consecutive NSIC men’s golf title last weekend. The Mavericks earned an automatic bid to the 2010 NCAA Super Regional Tournament held May 3-5, 2010 at the Classic Club in Palm Desert, California (hosted by California State University, San Bernardino). The remainder of the field will be announced next week.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 7
April 13, 2010 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golf Championship Medalist
Kyle Welch
Senior
Penticton, B.C.
Minnesota State
Kyle Welch captured league medalist honors when he closed with a final round of 69 to force a one-hole play-off with Augustana’s Eric Hieb. Welch’s 15-foot birdie on the first hole of the play-off. In four tournaments this spring, Welch leads MSU with a 77.5 average. Senior Jon Herzog (New Ulm, Minn.), who finished tied for eighth at the NSIC tournament, is averaging 78.0 over the course of four spring tourneys and junior Kyle Bahe (Annandale, Minn.) has registered a 78.5 mark.
Minnesota State claimed its second consecutive NSIC men’s golf title last weekend. The Mavericks, who held a 20-stroke lead after the fall portion of the 2009-10 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Fall Championship, held on to claim a seven-stroke victory over Bemidji State in the final three rounds of the tournament.
MSU Wins NSIC Men's Golf Championship
April 9-11, 2010 | Spring
Results | Overall Team/IND Results
Lake City, Minn. (The Jewel Gulf Club) – Minnesota State held off Bemidji State to win the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Championships played last fall in Hastings and this weekend at the Jewel Golf Club in Lake City, Minn. The Mavericks carded rounds of 291-300-287-299-288 to total 1465 for the five rounds to edge Bemidji State by seven strokes. The Beavers had an excellent spring round as they finished 309-305-284-288-286=1472 to finish second. Overall a total of 90 holes (36 in the fall and 54 in the spring) were used to determine the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Champion.
The NSIC Medalist came down to a playoff between Eric Hieb of Augustana College and Kyle Welch of Minnesota State. Welch won the playoff on a 15-foot putt to birdie hole number one. Both players shot +8 for the championship with Welch shooting rounds of 75-76-7273-69=365 while Hieb had rounds of 75-70-77-73-70=365.
Bemidji State’s Jim Foss carded rounds of 69, 70, 68 shoot six under par for the spring portion of the tournament.
The Mavericks will now receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Super Regional played May 3, 4, 5 at the Classic Club in Palm Desert, California. The NCAA DII Men’s Golf Championships will follow May 18-21 at Sagamore Golf Club in Noblesville, Ind.
NSIC All-Tournament Team
| Individual | Team | F-RD1 |
F-RD2 |
S-RD1 |
S-RD2 |
S-RD3 |
Total |
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| Welch, Kyle*^ | MSU | 75 |
76 |
72 |
73 |
69 |
365 |
+ |
8 |
| Hieb, Eric^ | Augie | 75 |
70 |
77 |
73 |
70 |
365 |
+ |
8 |
| Nelson, Jesse^ | BSU | 77 |
74 |
72 |
73 |
70 |
366 |
+ |
9 |
| Bahe, Kyle^ | MSU | 72 |
72 |
74 |
74 |
75 |
367 |
+ |
10 |
| Curb, Chris^ | BSU | 73 |
76 |
69 |
74 |
76 |
368 |
+ |
11 |
BSU Hacks into MSU's Lead at NSIC Men's Golf Championship
April 9-11, 2010 | RD 4
Results | Overall Team/IND Results
Lake City, Minn. (The Jewel Gulf Club) – Bemidji State shot a 288 team fourth round to cut into Minnesota State’s 20 stroke lead going into round four of five at 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Championships played today at the Jewel Golf Club in Lake City, Minn. The Mavericks carded a 299 to total 1177 for the four rounds. Bemidji State, with their 284 yesterday and 288 Saturday, has a four round total of 1186 and trails MSU by only nine strokes with 18 holes to be played. The final round of the tournament will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday at the Jewel. Overall a total of 90 holes (36 in the fall and 54 in the spring) will be used to determine the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Champion.
The overall tournament leaders are Chris Curb (73-76-69-74=292 +6) of Bemidji State and Kyle Bahe (72-72-74-74=292 +6) of Minnesota State. MSU’s Bryant Black, the leader after three rounds, shot an 84 to go to +15 for the championship. Bemidji State’s Jim Foss carded rounds of 69 and 70 over the last two days and is the only player to shot under par both days. Foss carded 85 & 77 in the fall to total 230 for the championship (+15).
The Mavericks held a 20-stroke lead after the fall portion of the 2009-10 Fall Championship played last October 4-5 at the Hastings Country Club in Hastings, Minn. The Mavericks shot rounds of 291 and 300 (591 +15) to lead second place St. Cloud State by 20 strokes (300-311=611 +35) at the end of the first 36 holes of play.
Bemidji State made a jump from third to second place after they shot a team low 284 in the third round as St. Cloud State dropped to third after their round of 289.
MSU Holds Lead in NSIC Men's Golf Championship
April 9-11, 2010 | RD 3
Results | Overall Team/IND Results
Lake City, Minn. (The Jewel Gulf Club) – Minnesota State shot a 287 team round to hold on to a 20 stroke lead in the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Championships played today at the Jewel Golf Club in Lake City, Minn. The final two rounds of the tournament will take place Saturday and Sunday at the Jewel. Overall a total of 90 holes (36 in the fall and 54 in the spring) will be used to determine the 2009-10 NSIC Men’s Golf Champion.
Bemidji State made a jump to second place after they shot a team low 284 on the day. St. Cloud State dropped to third after their round of 289.
Topping the leader board after today’s 18 holes was Winona State’s Brady Strangstalien who shot a five under 66. The overall tournament leader is MSU's Bryant Black who shot a 68 today to go with a 72 & 77 to total 217 over first 54 holes of play. Bemidji State’s Chris Curb in a close second as he post 73-76-69=218 to trail by a stroke. Stangstalien sits in four place with a 78-75-66=219. Kyle Bahe of Minnesota State, the leader after the first 36 holes, shot a 74 today to fall to third place in the championship.
The Mavericks held a 20-stroke lead after the fall portion of the 2009-10 Fall Championship played last October 4-5 at the Hastings Country Club in Hastings, Minn. The Mavericks shot rounds of 291 and 300 (591 +15) to lead second place St. Cloud State by 20 strokes (300-311=611 +35) at the end of the first 36 holes of play.
The Mavericks Kyle Bahe shot even rounds of par (72) to total 144 and lead by one stroke over Eric Hieb of Augustana College, who shot rounds of 75 and 70 (145 +1) in the first two rounds. Day one's leader Billy Barnhart of St. Cloud State, who shot a low two day round of 69 (3 under par) cooled off in round two as he was seven over to finish with a 79 on the day and a 148 total (+4) to sit in fourth place in the tournament. Barnhart is not competing in this spring competition.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 6
April 6, 2010 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Evan Peters
Senior
Glenwood, Minn.
Minnewaska HS
St. Cloud State
Evan Peters was the individual medalist at the Upper Iowa Spring Invite. Peters shot one over par 72 on both days of the invite to lead the Huskies to the team title. St. Cloud State, ranked third in the Central Region, shot a two round 591 (+23) to distanced themselves by five strokes from runner-up Concordia-St. Paul (596).
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 5
March 30, 2010 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Adam Fields
Junior
Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City Heelan HS
Wayne State
Adam Fields captured individual medalist honors shooting rounds of 74 and 70 for a two-day total of 144 (even par) to lead Wayne State to a second place finish at the Wayne State Spring Invitational played at the Wayne Country Club. The Wildcats men’s golf team set two new school records including low round for 18 holes with a 287 and established a new 36-hole scoring record of 589. St. Cloud State, ranked sixth in the Central Region, won the Wayne State Spring Invite on Monday. The Huskies shot a team score of 587 (298-289).
Former WSU Golfer Making Noise on PGA Tour
January 15, 2010 | PGA Tour Release
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HONOLULU (AP) -- Troy Merritt had strong credentials as a PGA TOUR rookie, just not the hype. Merritt helped Winona State to the NSIC Golf Championships in 2004 and 2005 while finishing in third place in 2004 and winning the individual championship in 2005 (2004 Results) (2005 Results). After that he moved to Boise to be with this father. Even though he set an NCAA record by winning five straight tournaments at Boise State, and last month went wire-to-wire at q-school to earn his PGA TOUR card, he was overlooked Thursday in the Sony Open in Hawaii while playing alongside 21-year-old Rickie Fowler.
If that wasn't enough, the standard-bearer had the wrong name on the sign -- Merrick -- which wasn't fixed for an hour.
By the end of the round, Merritt was starting to make a name for himself.
One of four rookies who had never teed it up on the PGA TOUR, the 24-year-old Merritt played with poise at Waialae for a 5-under 65 that gave him a share of the early lead with Davis Love III, defending champion Zach Johnson and Ryan Palmer.
"My fiancee asked me, 'What do you want to accomplish on your first round?' And I said, 'I'd be ecstatic if I could shoot 3-under par.' I wasn't really thinking about that today," Merritt said. "And things went way better than I thought they could have gone."
Not so for Fowler.
The two-time Walker Cup star who lost in a playoff on the PGA TOUR last fall began with a three-putt double bogey from 8 feet above the hole, picked up another double bogey and wound up with a 75.
Merritt isn't bothered by the lack of attention, and thinks the world of Fowler. Chalk up the pairing and the results to coincidence, especially one round into a long season.
"He was the No. 1 amateur a few years back. He definitely deserves the attention he gets," Merritt said. "And I've always enjoyed flying under the radar. With the cameras on him, and everybody asking about him, that's just fine with me. I just go about my business and see what I can do."
As for the name mix-up?
Merritt was mistaken for John Merrick, who played in the OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup for the United States last year with Nick Watney.
"That's the ultimate 'flying under the radar' right there," Merritt said with a laugh.
Merritt, polite as he can be, is used to winning on a smaller scale. He won 12 tournaments in two years at Winona State in Minnesota, a Division II school, then transferred to Boise State and won nine times, including seven as a senior when he led the NCAA in scoring.
He won last year on the Nationwide Tour, although he didn't fare well enough to finish in the top 25 and earn a PGA TOUR card. Instead, he went to q-school and starred, becoming one of only three players since 1992 to be atop the leaderboard all six rounds.
Merritt took a year to remind himself that there should be little difference between college and the big leagues except for the level of competition. Otherwise, it's him against the course.
Thursday must have felt like old times.
"I thought I had to change a little bit to compete on the Nationwide Tour, and now on the PGA TOUR," he said. "I found out last summer I can take what I did in college and apply it to what I'm doing now. And the results ended up being pretty much the same."
His first PGA TOUR birdie was a 12-foot putt that banged into the back of the cup, with fortune on his side because he hit it too hard. Later came more pure shots, including a 6-iron he held against a strong wind on the par-3 11th to 6 feet.
Asked how he could shoot 65 in his PGA TOUR debut, Merritt said he kept it simple. He played only one practice round before Thursday.
"You learn the course a little bit, you learn where not to hit it," he said. "You get a good feel for the greens, and then when the tournaments comes, the focus level increases 10 times. It obviously worked out today.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 4
Oct. 6, 2009 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Kyle Bahe
Junior
Annandale, Minn.
Annandale HS
Minnesota State
The Minnesota State men’s golf team opened up a 20-stroke lead after the fall portion of the 2009-10 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Fall Championship. Kyle Bahe led the individual standings after carding rounds of 72-72 for a 36-hole total of 144. The Minnesota State men’s team are the defending NSIC champions. Full Results
The first two rounds of the NSIC Men’s Golf Championship were played in Hastings this fall at the Hastings Country Club. The final three rounds will be played next spring at the Jewel Golf Course in Lake City, Minn.
Minnesota State Leads After Two Rounds at NSIC Men’s Golf Championship
Oct. 5, 2009 | Fall
Results
Hastings, Minn. – Minnesota State University, Mankato opened up a 20 stroke lead in the fall portion of the NSIC Men’s Golf Championship held at the Hastings Country Club in Hastings, Minn. The Mavericks shot rounds of 291 and 300 (591 +15) to lead second place St. Cloud State by 20 strokes (300-311=611 +35). Bemidji State was a close third with a rounds of 309 and 305 (614 +38) while Augustana College was fourth with rounds or 310 and 306 (616 +40).
The Mavericks Kyle Bahe shot even rounds of par (72) to total 144 and lead by one stroke over Eric Hieb of Augustana College, who shot rounds of 75 and 70 (145 +1) in the first two rounds. Yesterday’s leader Billy Barnhart of St. Cloud State, who shot a low two day round of 69 (3 under par) cooled off in round two as he was seven over to finish with a 79 on the day and a 148 total (+4) to sit in fourth place in the tournament.
The first two rounds of the NSIC Men’s Golf Championship were played in Hastings this fall, with the final three rounds of 18 being played this spring at the Jewel Golf Course in Lake City, Minn.
| Rank | Team | Scores | Total | Par | ||
| 1 | Minnesota State | 291 | 300 | 591 | +15 | |
| 2 | St. Cloud State | 300 | 311 | 611 | +35 | |
| 3 | Bemidji State | 309 | 305 | 614 | +38 | |
| 4 | Augustana | 310 | 306 | 616 | +40 | |
| 5 | Wayne State (Neb.) | 305 | 314 | 619 | +43 | |
| 6 | Winona State | 312 | 309 | 621 | +45 | |
| 7 | Concordia University, St. Paul | 302 | 331 | 633 | +57 | |
| 8 | Upper Iowa | 316 | 320 | 636 | +60 | |
| 9 | Minnesota, Crookston | 324 | 321 | 645 | +69 | |
| Rank | Top 10 Players | Team | Scores | Total | Par | ||
| 1 | Bahe, Kyle | Minnesota State | 72 | 72 | 144 | E | |
| 2 | Hieb, Eric | Augustana | 75 | 70 | 145 | +1 | |
| 3 | Emerson, Jon | Augustana | 73 | 74 | 147 | +3 | |
| 4 | Barnhart, Billy | St. Cloud State | 69 | 79 | 148 | +4 | |
| t | 5 | Black, Bryant | Minnesota State | 72 | 77 | 149 | +5 |
| t | 5 | Curb, Chris | Bemidji State | 73 | 76 | 149 | +5 |
| t | 7 | Dockter, Jordan | Minnesota State | 75 | 75 | 150 | +6 |
| t | 7 | Fields, Adam | Wayne State (Neb.) | 74 | 76 | 150 | +6 |
| t | 7 | Peters, Evan | St. Cloud State | 74 | 76 | 150 | +6 |
| t | 7 | Sanders, Jake | Minnesota, Crookston | 74 | 76 | 150 | +6 |
MSU Leads After First 18 of NSIC Men's Golf Championship
Oct. 4, 2009 | Full
Results
Hastings, Minn. - The first 18 holes of the 90-hole NSIC Men's Golf Championship are in the books and Minnesota State holds a nine stroke lead over St. Cloud State. The first 36-holes of the tournament are being played Oct. 4-5 at the Hastings Country Club. The final 54 holes will be played this spring at the Jewel Golf Course in Lake City, Minn. St. Cloud State's Billy Barnhart is the individual leader after 18 holes with a three under 69 after the first 18-holes. Round two of five is a shotgun start set for 9:00 a.m. Oct. 5th.
| Rank | Team | Total | Par | |
1 |
Minnesota State | 291 | +3 | |
2 |
St. Cloud State | 300 | +12 | |
3 |
Concordia University, St. Paul | 302 | +14 | |
4 |
Wayne State (Neb.) | 305 | +17 | |
5 |
Bemidji State | 309 | +21 | |
6 |
Augustana | 310 | +22 | |
7 |
Winona State | 312 | +24 | |
8 |
Upper Iowa | 316 | +28 | |
9 |
Minnesota, Crookston | 324 | +36 | |
| Rank | Player | Team | Total | Par | |
| 1 | Barnhart, Billy | St. Cloud State | 69 | -3 | |
| t | 2 | Bahe, Kyle | Minnesota State | 72 | E |
| t | 2 | Black, Bryant | Minnesota State | 72 | E |
| t | 2 | Herzog, Jon | Minnesota State | 72 | E |
| t | 2 | Pike, Cory | Concordia University, St. Paul | 72 | E |
| t | 6 | Curb, Chris | Bemidji State | 73 | +1 |
| t | 6 | Emerson, Jon | Augustana | 73 | +1 |
| t | 6 | Hirz, Jake | Wayne State (Neb.) | 73 | +1 |
| t | 9 | Fields, Adam | Wayne State (Neb.) | 74 | +2 |
| t | 9 | Peters, Evan | St. Cloud State | 74 | +2 |
| t | 9 | Sanders, Jake | Minnesota, Crookston | 74 | +2 |
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 3
Sept. 29, 2009 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Brady Strangstalien
Junior
Westby, Wis.
Westby HS
Winona State
Strangstalien took medalist honors with a five-over par 221 to win the 85-player NSIC/RMAC Crossover Tournament by two strokes. He opened with a one-under par 71 on the first 18 holes, but followed up with a 79 to stand in a tie after the first 36 holes of the first day. He then completed the two-day, 54-hole, event with another round of one-under par 71 to total 221. Strangstalien was the only player to shoot under par in any of the three 18-hole rounds.
Minnesota State Claims 2009 NSIC/RMAC Title
Sept. 28, 2009 | Final
Reults
Gothenburg, Neb. — The Minnesota State men’s golf team finished first at the 2009 Regional Crossover Tournament which took place in Gothenburg, Neb., on September 27-28. The Mavericks combined to card a 54-hole team total of 925, placing the Mavericks one stroke in front of the second-place finishers from Nebraska-Kearney. Colorado School of Mines and St. Cloud State tied for third at 932 .
A total of 17 teams competed in the tournament held at the par-72 Wild Horse Golf Club.
Senior Bryant Black, who shot 225 with rounds of 74-76-75 to finish third in the individual standings, was MSU's top individual. Senior Jon Herzog's 77-79--75--232 tied him for eighth. Senior Jordan Dockter carded a 76-8--80 and is tied for 21st. Junior Kyle Bahe, who recorded an double eagle in the second round, shot 78-85-74---237 to tie for 30th and junior Kyle Welch carded 78-81-79--238 to tie for 32nd.
The Mavericks, who also claimed the St. Cloud State Invitational championship two weekends ago, are slated to compete in the first round of the NSIC Tournament Oct. 3-5.Winona State University's Brady Strangstalien carded another round of one-under par 71 to captured the medalist honors to the, two-day, 54-hole, NSIC/RMAC Crossover Tournament held at the Wild Horse Golf Club.
Strangstalien was tied after the first 36 holes of the tournament but followed that up by turning in the low round of the day with his 71 on the, par 72, 6,835-yard, course to finish with a 221 and lead the field of 85 players by two strokes.
Stranstalien had posted a 71 on his first 18 holes to take the early lead, but followed that up with a 79 to stand in a tie for the lead after the first two rounds.
The WSU team finished in tenth place out of the 17 team that competed from the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference and the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Warriors started with rounds of 320 and 333 on the first day and finished up with a a 315 to total 968.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 2
Sept. 22, 2009 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Golfer of the Week
Evan Peters
Senior
Glenwood, Minn.
Minnewaska HS
St. Cloud State
Evan Peters shot a final round 73 to finish one over par and claim medalist honors in the SCSU Husky Classic held Sunday and Monday at the St. Cloud Country Club. Peters shot even par in the first round and was tied for third two strokes behind the leader. His steady second round gave him a one stroke win over Jordan Dockter of Minnesota State. Full Results
Minnesota State Claims 2009 Husky Invite Title
Sept. 21, 2009 | Full
Results
SCSU Husky Classic Medalist Evan Peters and Coach Judi Larkin
St. Cloud, Minn. — St. Cloud State senior Evan Peters (Glenwood) shot a final round 73 to finish one over par and claim medalist honors in the SCSU Husky Classic held Sunday and Monday at the St. Cloud Country Club. Minnesota State University, Mankato won the team title and the Huskies finished second overall.
The Mavericks who stood in second place with a 296 total after yesterday\'s first round, combined to shoot a team tournament best 293 today en route to the tournament title. The Mavericks two-day total of 589 was ten strokes better then second-place St. Cloud State\'s 598. A total of 15 teams competed in the two-day event.
MSU senior Jordan Dockter shot rounds of 74-72 for a 36-hole total of 146 in finising second, one stroke behind SCSU\'s Evan Peter\'s 145.
MSU junior Kyle Bahe finished tied for third with 73-74--147. Senior Jon Herzog carded 75-73--148 in tying for eighth. Senior Kyle Welch (74-77--151) and senior Bryant Black (77-74--151) both tied for 11th.
The Mavericks are scheduled to compete in the Regional Crossover Sept. 27-28 in Gothenburg, Neb.
NSIC Men's Golf Weekly Release No. 1
Sept. 15, 2009 | Full
Release
NSIC Men’s Co-Golfers of the Week
Chris Curb
Freshman
Bemidji, Minn.
Bemidji HS
Bemidji State
Curb posted four consecutive rounds under par to open his collegiate career. He captured medalist honors at the Concordia Invitational Sept. 11-12 carding a 68-69--137 (-7). He followed that with a fourth-place finish at the BSU Invitational firing scores of 70-71--141 (-3). In both events his efforts helped power the Bemidji State men’s gold team to team titles.
Brady Strangstalien
Junior
Westby, Wis.
Westby HS
Winona State
Strangstalien had a consistent effort on the par 72, 71,79-yard course at the Augustana Invite. He finishing up with a 36-hole total of even par 144. Strangstalien opened with an one-under par 71 on the first day and followed up with a 73 to tie for second place, three strokes off the pace.
The Warriors opened play with a first-day total of 295, but were able to total only a 313 second-day total and finished with a 608, one stroke out of fourth place.
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