JANESVILLE, WISC. - Madison College was the only junior college team competing at the Culver's Edgewood College Fall Classic on Friday and Saturday at Glen Erin Golf Club, and the WolfPack used a 14-shot improvement from day one to day two to finish in tenth place out of 17 teams. The 'Pack posted a 327 team score following the opening 18 holes and was tied for 12th overall, but the youngest team in the field returned to card a 313 and grab tenth place in the final standings with a 640 total. Madison College finished eight shots back of Marian University and one stroke better than Carroll University and Concordia-Wisconsin. Madison College was tied for the third biggest improvement over the two rounds.

Freshman Kaleb Lycke played steady golf throughout and finished alone in 37th with a 158 (+16). The native of La Crosse, Wisconsin, signed off on a nine-over par 80 to begin the weekend, and followed with a seven-over 78. Hot on his heels was teammate Ben Busick with a 159 (+17) to tie for 38th overall. Busick, a former DePere HS athlete, carded a team-best six-over-par 77 on Saturday after making his collegiate debut with an 11-over 82.

Verona, Wisconsin, native Jake Rebholz registered the third best score of the weekend for the WolfPack with a 161 (+19) and a tie for 45th. The freshman enjoyed rounds of ten-over 81 and nine-over 80, the last of which tied for his best 18-hole score of the season. First year player Matt Paulson also made his collegiate debut and struggled to an opening round 85 (+14). The North Prairie, Wisconsin, put together the team's biggest improvement with a seven-shot drop to seven-over-par 78 and a tie for 51st overall at 163 (+21).

Madison College also received a 165 (+23) from freshman Nicholas Kipp. He was part of a tie for 58th overall after rounds of 84 (+13) and ten-over 81, the last of which established a new season-best. Sophomore Ryen Ryba competed as an individual for the WolfPack, and signed off on the team's only sub-80 round on Friday with a career-best seven-over-par 78. He followed with an 88 (+17) to register a two-day total of 166 (+24) and tie for 63rd.

Host Edgewood College won the tournament with a team score of 593, which included a 153 from former WolfPack golfer Ryan Beck. The tournament medalist at 142 was Concordia-Wisconsin senior Jordan Carlton, who played for coach Glenn Eichstedt during his high school days at Kewaskum HS. 

Final Results

Up Next:

Madison College is right back on the course following the Labor Day break with Tuesday's Clarke University Fall Invitational at Eagle Ridge (South Course) in Galena, Illinois. Tee times begin at 9:00 a.m.

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