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The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle men’s golf had an impressive round three, shooting 289 as a team to catapult up three spots, finishing in a tie with Fort Hays State for 13th at the Mules National Golf Course in Warrensburg, Missouri, hosted by Central Missouri. Central Oklahoma won the tournament, while host school Central […]
The NSIC conference office released the NSIC Men’s Golf Preseason Coaches’ Poll on Wednesday afternoon. After a top-five finish at the NSIC Championships a season ago, the Golden Eagles were picked to finish sixth in the NSIC in 2025-26. Winona State and Concordia-St. Paul, the reigning NSIC Champions, were each selected first and second respectively,
The 2024-25 Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars for NCAA Division II was announced on Tuesday afternoon. Minnesota Crookston’s Andrew Wilhelm (Fargo, N.D.) and Lucas Justesen (Detroit Lakes, Minn.) were two of just 207 Division II student-athletes from across 78 schools to earn the distinguished award. To be eligible for Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar nomination, an individual
The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s golf team announced the addition of Jack Justesen (Hawley/Minnesota State University) to their signing class. Justesen joins Jaime Martinez Guimon (Getxo, Spain/American School of Bilbao) in the 2025 signing class. “Jack is a great addition to our program and fits in with our group,” said Head Coach Brad Heppner.
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Men’s Golf team is in a tie for seventh place out of nine teams after shooting a 311 at the Northern Sun Conference Men’s Golf Championship first round at Adams Pointe Golf Club in Blue Springs, Missouri. Bemidji State and Concordia-St. Paul lead the way shooting 294’s. UMC’s
The University of Minnesota Crookston men’s golf team placed second and 10th place out of 13 teams at The Fall Brawl at Troy Burne Golf Club in Hudson, Wisconsin. Concordia-St. Paul won the invite with a two-round score of 577, seven strokes better than UMC’s “A” team. There were 10 schools competing with UMC, Concordia-St.
