HUDSON, Wis. – The Minot State men's and women's golf teams closed out play today at the MSU/CSP Fall Brawl at the Troy Burne Golf Club, capping a two day tournament that featured many conference competitors.

The Minot State men's team climbed the standings on Day 2, finishing in 8th place with a team total of +36.

Freshman Kasen Rostad, a Minot North High School graduate, delivered the highlight of the tournament for the Beavers. Rostad shot +2 over the two rounds, earning 16th place and setting a new personal best collegiate tournament finish. His back-to-back rounds of 72 were collegiate-best scores for the true freshman.

Gunther Soltvedt followed with a steady performance, finishing 29th at +8. Max Karnik placed 48th with a score of +12. Zach Hendrickson was close behind in 54th at +14, while Gage Olson finished 66th with +33.

Winona State University claimed the men's team title, shooting an impressive 13-under par to secure the victory. Winona State's Peyton Coahran took home the individual title, finishing at 4-under par.

On the women's side, Minot State placed 14th overall with a team score of +119.

Leading the way for the Beavers was Zoe Banack, who turned in a strong performance with a 15^th place finish at +15. Banack shot a collegiate-best round of 5-over 76 on Tuesday as she turned in her second straight top 20 finish this fall.

Tori Worner followed in 61st place at +30. Abigail Goettle tailed Worner in 67th with a score of +32. Meadow Roberts placed 77th at +42, while Macie Sebelius rounded out the team in 79th with +58.

Minnesota State University, Mankato captured the women's team title with a final score of +31, while Victoria Woytassek, also of MSU Mankato, earned the individual championship at +2.

The Beavers will now look towards their next tournament, the Jewel Invitational, which will be in Lake City, Minnesota. The tournament is set to start next Monday, September 22^nd at The Jewel Golf Club.