Men's Golf | 10.13.2026

SCORES
LEWISTON, Idaho – No. 20 LC State Men's Golf wrapped up The Warrior Fall Invitational, held at the Lewiston Golf & Country Club, on Tuesday. Freshman Carson Clinton made a statement in his first taste of collegiate action as he shot 7-under to take the individual title.
 
The Warrior men finished second after No. 15 British Columbia edged LC State in the final holes. UBC finished 7-under to best LC State by three strokes. Two Warriors earned all-tournament honors in Clinton and individual Hunter Millsap.
 
"Unfortunately, couldn't get it done. Just faltered down the stretch a bit, but it was exciting to be in the fight again. Winning is hard and you have to be solid down the stretch which was an issue for us today," coach Zach Anderson said.
 
Clinton continued his dominance from day one with a round of 3-under to finish the week 69-71-69. The freshman, who birdied six holes including his final of the week, won the contest by four strokes over British Columbia's Aneesh Kaura and College of Idaho's Drisan Booth.
 
"Carson was impressive," Anderson added. "Proud of the work he has put in in recent weeks to get to this point. He did a great job of putting the mental preparation tools that we have been talking about into play. As stated, winning is hard and he did it in his first try. Excited for the rest of this season and seeing what he is capable of."
 
Luke West shot 1-over, 73 in round three to tie for seventh place. The senior carded rounds of 73-71-73 to finish 1-over. Lucas Ortega matched West's round in the final 18 holes to finish in a tie for ninth place at 3-over (74-72-73).
 
Senior Aaron Brown finished day two with his best round of the tournament at 2-under, 70. The senior posted scores of 78-72-70 throughout the event to finish in 11th place. Adam Lovatt rounded out the scoring group with a round of 1-over, 73 on day two. His rounds of 73-77-73 earned him a share of 16^th place.
 
Across the board, the Warrior individuals found success. Millsap carded a steady round of even-par, 72, to hold his top five position. The senior finished the tournament in a tie for fourth place with rounds of 71-72-72. Freshman Bryce Johnson had an impressive outing in his first collegiate tournament with a 3-over, 75, on day two. His scorecard read 75-72-75.
 
Freshman Archie Jones shot 5-over, 77 in round three to finish the tournament in a tie for 23^rd place with scores of 77-71-77. Josh Robinson shot 4-over, 76 in round three to finish 81-72-76 for a share of 32^nd.
 
UP NEXT
The Warriors continue their fall season at the OUAZ Gold Mountain Invite held at Gold Mountain GC in Bremerton, Wash.
 
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