Peyton has started every tournament his entire college career. He is the hardest worker on the team and sets a wonderful example as a team Captain. He finished last season with three wins, ranked 13th in the Central Region and led the NSIC in Scoring average last season. Peyton is also great in the classroom with 3.8 GPA with a major in composite engineering. He has been an absolute pleasure to coach and has had a great summer, most notably making it to the final stage of qualifying for the U.S. Open.

I am very excited for the 2025-2026 Augustana Men’s Golf Team! We had an outstanding recruiting class coming in and I am very excited to add them to our returning players! We have a good mixture of youth and experience.

Jacob will be asked to lead the Vikings men’s golf team. His senior leadership will be tested as we are a young team. Jacob is a former NSIC All Conference player as well as a USF Invite medalist from 2023. Jacob is a steady player with numerous top 10 finishes.

I'm excited to see what this team can do with significant upperclassmen leadership and some great young competitors. We have a strong schedule this season that will challenge our players and give them great opportunities to compete. I’m looking forward to seeing how this group competes and grows together throughout the year.

Logan is a strong leader by displaying discipline, sportsmanship, and consistent performance. He motivates teammates by maintaining a positive attitude and encouraging focus during both practice and competition. He is also a leader in the classroom, being a CSC Academic All-America Division II Men's At-Large team. His hard work paid off in the spring of 2025 being the individual champion at the NSIC conference Champion.

We’re excited to bring in a very talented class of freshman that will earn their opportunities alongside some excellent upperclassmen. We will continue to go through our process and keep developing our program to our championship standards. Go Bears!

We’re excited to watch and support Josh on his pursuit of excellence. Josh leads by example and puts tremendous effort into his game and school work. He leads by example and we are proud to have him represent CSP!

The men's team will be replacing two seniors who have led the team the past several years. The entire roster will be competing week in and week out to make the scoring team and we hope the internal competition will lead to better results on the course. The mix of returners and the incoming class will create a competitive dynamic that we didn't have last year, and we look forward to the challenge of joining the NSIC.

Bodie returns after a stellar freshman season, competing on the scoring team for every event. He became a leader on the course and in the weight room and we look forward to that role growing as we try and replace two key seniors from last year.

We only graduated one student athlete who made our top 5 traveling team. And we are bringing in five new freshmen who come with great credentials. My guys of all been playing well this summer in area tournaments. Fall 2026 will be a big season for the Marauders!

Evan had a successful Conference Tournament last April at Adams Point. He finished one stroke off of the Conference Championship All-Tournament Team. This summer Evan has played very well in area tournaments. I am looking forward to a big fall for Evan.

I'm really excited about this year's team as I believe we have added some really nice players to go along with our returners. I feel that our team chemistry and our depth are two of our greatest strengths and will push us to get better every day and prepare us to succussed.

Andrew has been one of our top players for the past two years and has consistently had one of our top scoring averages. Andrew is a great leader and leads by example during practice, tournaments and in the classroom. I look forward to watching him succeed during his junior year here at the University of Minnesota Crookston.

We have three very strong incoming freshman, two with many WAGR events and a great playing resume, to add to our already strong upperclassmen group. It’s finding the fourth score that will be key for us this year!

Hogan has the capability and talent to be a top player in the conference. He had a good summer of golf and can lead this team to a top contending team again.

What I'm excited most about this year's team is that we have some incredibly talented incoming freshman, including Kasen Rostad who finished 3rd in his senior year high school state tournament, who are excited to showcase their abilities. We also have a couple of seniors that are ready to turn it up this year after a couple of very close finishes last year. That along with this being my first year as a head coach, and the familiar face of Chase Gedak as our Grad Assistant, I think this year has the makings to set new light on Minot State Beaver golf.

Zach is a senior competing against some really great up-and-coming freshman and sophomores trying to prove themselves. He has had three successful years having multiple top-25 finishes, including a T-3 in Sioux Falls as part of the Tournament 2nd place team. He has been hard at work hoping to push through to a win. Zach has incredible talent, drive, and focus on the course that I believe will be a major force this season.

I am really excited about the 10 freshmen joining us this fall. All of them had very successful high school careers. In addition to Ty, two of his classmates, Jaden Solheim and Gabe Norberg, helped Watertown to back-back state championships. Charlie Hanson of Morris, Minn., Ryan Nutter of Houston, Minn., and Jadan Ford of Waconia, Minn., finished in the top-10 of their respective state high school championships this spring and Jadan was 6-under in finishing second in the Minnesota Junior Amateur this summer. Lane Arends of Cottonwood, Minn., is a former state high school champion. Liam Dufner of Princeton, Minn., Luke Ehlers of Marshall, Minn., and Harrison Seeman of Sioux Falls had really good high school seasons. It's going to be fun to see how quickly this group adjusts to college golf and pushes our five returning players, led by senior captain Jack Kray, who played well last season despite battling a hand injury suffered in the spring.

Ty is one of 10 talented freshmen who will be joining us this fall. He was 8-under par in winning the Class AA high school championship last fall leading Watertown to a second consecutive team title. Ty, who is also an excellent student, has had a great summer which included winning the SDGA/Sanford International Series Championship. I expect Ty to step into our lineup immediately and have a very successful career for us.

The Warriors return all 11 roster players from last season, the team qualified for the NCAA Super Regionals and finished 2nd in the NSIC Tournament last. We had 8 of our 11 players make the starting lineup last season. Our Warriors have had a great summer playing well in tournaments and qualifiers. There will be an incredible amount of competition for a top 5 spot this season. Go Warriors!

Peyton has started every tournament his entire college career. He is the hardest worker on the team and sets a wonderful example as a team Captain. He finished last season with three wins, ranked 13th in the Central Region and led the NSIC in Scoring average last season. Peyton is also great in the classroom with 3.8 GPA with a major in composite engineering. He has been an absolute pleasure to coach and has had a great summer, most notably making it to the final stage of qualifying for the U.S. Open.