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Laker trio leads M-State to second place at Jamestown

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All-American sophomore Wyatt Blomseth returns to M-State this year with former Lakers Hunter Burnside and Drew Schwan in their first year with the Spartans. Robert Williams / Tribune

Three former Detroit Lakes golfers finished in the top 15 leading the Minnesota State Spartans men’s golf team to a second place finish at the two-day Jimmie Fall Invitational held at the Jamestown Country Club.

Freshman Drew Schwan tied for sixth place overall with a score of 156 (82-74), 10 strokes off the lead of medalist Jackson Worner of the University of Jamestown. Worner and the Jimmies won the team event with a total score of 607.

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Of the three former Lakers on the M-State team, Drew Schwan had the top finish in a tie for sixth place. Robert Williams / Tribune

The Spartans shot a team score of 635 to place second in the field of five teams.

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Sophomore Wyatt Blomseth was one stroke back of Schwan in eighth place (75-82) 157.

Freshman Hunter Burnside finished in 14th place (86-79) 165.

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Hunter Burnside watches his tee shot during the first round of qualifying at this year's Pine to Palm. Robert Williams / Tribune

Burnside joined his former Laker teammates after initially signing to play in Arizona at Grand Canyon University. His plans changed due to the ongoing pandemic.

Blomseth earned All-American honors in 2019 and the Spartans placed third at the NJCAA Div. III National Championship.

Last spring’s season was canceled due to COVID-19.

The fall season is under some restrictions. The schedule will consist of four meets and the Region XIII Championship meet has been moved to the Spring.

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Carter Justesen of Hawley was the 2019 Region XIII medalist. He led the Spartans at Jamestown with a runner-up finish (76-72) 148.

Team scores:

1. Jamestown (302-305) 607; 2. Minn State Tech CC (320-315) 635; 3. Dickinson State (316-333) 649; 4. UJ (B) (330-331) 661; 5. VCSU (332-346) 678.

Individual results

1. Jackson Worner, UJ (73 -73) 146; 2. Carter Justesen, Minnesota State Tech, (76-72) 148; 3. Tate Olson, UJ, (74-77) 151; T4. Rory Gentzkow, VCSU, (76-78) 154; T4 Hudson Roling, UJ, (77-77) 154; T6 Treyton Forsman, UJ, (78 -78) 156; T6. Drew Schwan, Minnesota State Tech, (82 (82-74) 156; 8. Wyatt Blomseth, Minnesota State Tech, (75-82) 157; T10. Alex Schriver, Dickinson State, (79-79) 158; T10. Bryce Reed, Dickinson State, (77- 84) 161; T10. Carter Janssen, UJ (B), (81-80) 161; 12. Hunter Myran, Dickinson State, (77-85) 162; 13, Adam Nedens, UJ (B), (82-82) 164; 14. Hunter Burnside, Minnesota State Tech, (86-79) 165; 15 Taylor Finlayson, VCSU, (83-83) 166; T16. Riley Akervik, UJ (B), (81-86) 167; T16. Benjamin Schaefer, UJ, (79-88) 167; T18. Grant Inniger, Minnesota State Tech, (86-82) 168; T18. John Vall, Minnesota State Tech, (83-85) 168; T18. Jesse McCann, Dickinson State, (83-85) 168; 21. Carter Wells, UJ (B), (86-84) 170; 22. Trey Sharp, UJ (B), (86-85) 171; 23. Aidan Levorsen, Dickinson State, (88-88) 176; T24. Jayden Ewoniuk, VCSU, (86-93) 179; T24. Jack Solberg, Dickinson State, (84-95) 179; T26. Landon Dematti, VCSU, (87-96) 183; T26. Sean Seefeld, Dickinson State, (87-96) 183; 28. Mike Vall, Minnesota State Tech, (98-91) 189; 29. Darynt Carroll, VCSU, (98-92); 30. Canaan Kugler, Minnesota State Tech, (97-95) 192; 31. Hunter Berg, VCSU, (99-97) 196.

Robert Williams has been a sports editor for Forum Communications in Perham and Detroit Lakes since 2011.
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