JANESVILLE, WISC. - Despite being the only two-year program in the field, the Madison College golf team held its own at the Culver's Edgewood College Fall Classic on Friday and Saturday at Glen Erin Golf Club. The WolfPack posted a 316 team score to finish tenth overall after rains cut short Round 2 and forced tournament organizers to make the Round 1 results final. The team's best 18-hole score so far this season was 15 shots back of team champion Carthage College at 301.

The team total was two shots behind Lake Forest College and MSOE for a tie of eighth, and sat one stroke better than the Edgewood "B" team at 317.

Sophomore Matt Paulson placed in a tie for 16th with an opening day five-over 76. The Mukwonago, Wisconisin, native, rebounded from rounds of 81 and 85 at the season-opening Highland "36" one week prior to collect a pair of birdies and ten pars. Tournament medalist Evan Bridges of Carroll University carded an even-par 71.

Freshman transfer Andrew Aune signed off on his best round of the season so far with a seven-over-par 78. The native of Verona, Wisconsin, racked up three birdies and seven pars. Madison College also counted scores of 80 from freshman Brady Callmer to tie for 42 and an 82 by second year Jake Rebholz that put him in a tie for 59th. The Pack also received an 83 from Brent Schmiesing, who tied for 73rd in the 114-player event. 

First year transfer Tyler Koch played as an individual on Friday and carded a 16-over 87 and tied for 90th overall. Ethan Thomas and Matt Sitte began play as individuals on Saturday, but were unable to finish.

Madison College players were in the earlier tee times for Saturday's Round 2 and played through 12-14 holes when it was called due to rain.

Culver's Edgewood College Fall Classic Final Results

Up Next:

Madison College will host the Texas Roadhouse Madison College Invitational on Friday, September 9 at Door Creek Golf Course. The multi-team event will begin at noon and will feature a Modified Stableford Scoring System where competitors will play in partners, as well as a team. The event is free to the public, and will also feature Sophomore and Family Day events.

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