Lewis & Clark College

2024-25 Awards 

Lewis & Clark ELCYS: Rookie of the Year on a Male Team 

2024-25 Stats 
 
Low Round: 69, -3, NWC Fall Classic Second Round, Oct. 14
 
Lowest Tournament Score (2-days): 141, -3, Pines Cup, Sep. 15-16
 
Round Average: 74.48, +3 
 
Top-5 Finishes: 1 – T-5^th NWC Spring Classic (Field of 45) 
 
Top-10 Finishes: 6 – T-6^th George Fox Invitational (Field of 46), T-8^th NWC Fall Classic (Field of 45), T-8^thMenlo College Invitational (Field of 46), 9^th Langdon Tri Meet (Field of 22), T-9^th Cal Lutheran Kingsman Invitational (Field of 80) 
 
NOTABLES

• Put together a big first collegiate season that saw him finish the season as the Pioneers top scorer 
• Competed in all 11 events and led the team by playing in the maximum 21 rounds 
• Led the team with six rounds of par of better, the lowest scoring average and a team-high six top-10 finishes 
• Recorded the top tournament score on the team, or tied for it, in four tournaments, placed top-two in seven competitions and finished as one of the top-four scorers on the team in eight events 
• Opened his collegiate career with wins of 5&3 and 2&1, to help Lewis & Clark defeat Pacific in the Pines Cup on September 15-16
• Finished the Pines Cup with a tournament-best score of 141 (71-70) 
• Posted a tournament score of 143 (-1) at the Northwest Conference Fall Classic, to finish in a tie for eighth in his first collegiate conference event 
• Helped Lewis & Clark earn their first confirmed tournament win since 1972, when he shot a 144 (71-73) at the George Fox Invitational to finish in a tie for sixth 
• Posted a 143 (73-70) to place tied for 5^th at the NWC Spring Classic 
• Finished in the top-18 at all three NWC events (t-8^th, t-5^th, t-18^th) 
• Ended his first season ranked 236^th in NCAA DIII in the Scoreboard powered by clippd national rankings  

Prior to Lewis & Clark: Attended Mountainside High School ... Earned All-Conference honors for two seasons ... Served as the team captain for two years ... Qualified for the State Tournament one time and the Regional Tournament twice ... Father played baseball at Oregon State. 

Why Lewis & Clark?: The great golf program and promising future of the team.