HUDSON, Wis. – The Minot State men's and women's golf teams wrapped up their opening round of play Monday at the MSU/CSP Fall Brawl at the Troy Burne Golf Club. 

The Minot State women's team sits in 14th place after the first day, posting a team total of +61. Zoe Banack led the way for the Beavers, finishing the day in 25th place with a score of +10. Tori Worner and Abigail Goettle are tied for 62nd, each shooting +16. Meadow Roberts is in 74th place at +19, while Macie Sebelius rounds out the lineup in 79th place at +31.

Leading the women's tournament is Emerson Garlie of Minnesota State University, Mankato, who sits at even par, while her team also sits at the top of the leader board with a collective +17.

On the men's side, the Beavers are in 10th place with a team total of +23 after day one. Kasen Rostad had the standout performance for Minot State, shooting a +1, placing him in 19th overall. Gunther Soltvedt follows in 43rd place at +6, while Zach Hendrickson and Max Karnik are tied for 52nd at +8. Gage Olson rounds out the team in 67th place with a +15 score.

Leading the tournament on the men's side is Jadan Ford from the University of Sioux Falls. Ford finished the day shooting -5. Winona State leads the tournament overall with a team total of -12. 

Both teams will return to the course Tuesday for the final round of the MSU/CSP Fall Brawl, aiming to close out the tournament on a strong note.