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Midland Fall Invite the Pines Country Club Valley, NE Country Club Tree Lined Dates: Sep 19 - Sep 19 Midland Fall Invite The Pines Country Club Valley, NE Country Club tree lined Dates: Sep 19 - Sep 19 Start Finish Player Team Scores - T1 Matthew Schaefer Northeast CC (NE) 70 -2 - T1 Joe Vest Midland University 70 -2 - T1 Cody Holck Morningside College 70 -2 - 4 Kyle Zimbelman Doane University 71 -1 - T5 Dan Mastrobuono Hastings College 72 E - T5 Luke Janning Midland University (B) 72 E - T5 Tyler Danke Morningside College (B) 72 E - T5 Isaac Knock Northwestern College - IA 72 E - T5 Sam Storey Morningside College 72 E - T5 Joe Brinkman * Mount Marty College 72 E - T11 Roger Sack Doane University 73 +1 - T11 Ryan Feauto Dordt College 73 +1 - T11 Caleb Badura Northwestern College - IA 73 +1 - T11 Jake Olsen Northwestern College - IA 73 +1 - T11 Ryan Thompson Midland University (B) 73 +1 - T11 Connor Prescott Morningside College (B) 73 +1 - T11 Mike Myers Midland University 73 +1 - T11 Dalton Mogul Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 73 +1 - T19 Jack Schoenborn Doane University (B) 74 +2 - T19 Myles Shonsey Midland University (B) 74 +2 - T19 Tylar Samek Concordia Univ. (NE) 74 +2 - T19 Nicholas Bomgaars Northwestern College - IA (B) 74 +2 - T19 Tanner Haeberle Morningside College (B) 74 +2 - T19 Cody Troudt Midland University 74 +2 - T19 Trent Colby Central CC - Columbus 74 +2 - T19 Ty Crandon Doane University 74 +2 - T19 Jordan Greenwood Southeast CC 74 +2 - T19 Austin Reitz Northwestern College - IA 74 +2 - T19 Ryan Vaden Northwestern College - IA (B) 74 +2 - T19 J.R. Kanemura Doane University 74 +2 - T19 Ben Peterson Morningside College 74 +2 - T19 Russell Langley * Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 74 +2 - T33 Matt Rees Hastings College 75 +3 - T33 Kean Kontor Midland University 75 +3 - T33 Joey McLaughlin Midland University (C) 75 +3 - T33 Chase Largen Doane University (B) 75 +3 - T37 Nolan Zikas Concordia Univ. (NE) 76 +4 - T37 Colton Zulkoski Concordia Univ. (NE) 76 +4 - T37 Jonathan Douglas Morningside College 76 +4 - T37 Micah Ramirez Doane University 76 +4 - T37 Dawson Sundsted Northeast CC (NE) 76 +4 - T37 Sam Cole * Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 76 +4 - T43 Jake Butler Midland University (C) 77 +5 - T43 Kyle Colyn Dordt College 77 +5 - T43 Berkeley Meppem Doane University (B) 77 +5 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Midland Fall Invite The Pines Country Club Valley, NE Country Club tree lined Dates: Sep 19 - Sep 19 Start Finish Player Team Scores - T43 Xan Milligan Morningside College (B) 77 +5 - T43 Grant Maser Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 77 +5 - T43 Carter Luedtke Central CC - Columbus 77 +5 - T43 Nolan Engelbart Midland University (D) 77 +5 - T43 Dana Van Ostrand Northwestern College - IA 77 +5 - T51 Takuma Yamashita Doane University (B) 78 +6 - T51 Connor Dormann Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 78 +6 - T51 Brandon VandeGriend Dordt College (B) 78 +6 - T51 Cody Starman Doane University (B) 78 +6 - T51 Peyton Koch Midland University (B) 78 +6 - T56 Corey Matthey Morningside College 79 +7 - T56 Zach Riddle Northwestern College - IA (B) 79 +7 - T56 Will Mulder Dordt College 79 +7 - T56 Will Schiltz Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 79 +7 - T56 Tyler Schafer Southeast CC 79 +7 - T56 Alex Snyder Northwestern College - IA (B) 79 +7 - T56 Evan Macke * Bellevue University - NE 79 +7 - T56 Hunter Goehring * Northeast CC (NE) 79 +7 - T56 Josh Johnston * Southeast CC 79 +7 - T65 Nolan Maschka Southeast CC 80 +8 - T65 Graham Southwick Nebraska Wesleyan (B) 80 +8 - T65 Colten Remm Central CC - Columbus 80 +8 - T65 Rylan Rudd Midland University (D) 80 +8 - T65 Jackson Crist Hastings College 80 +8 - T65 Hunter Deines Northeast CC (NE) 80 +8 - T65 Brock De Boer Northwestern College - IA (B) 80 +8 - T65 Lucas Leinen * Bellevue University - NE 80 +8 - 73 Graham Howerzyl Dordt College 81 +9 - T74 Grant Sell Northeast CC (NE) 82 +10 - T74 Jake Reynolds Midland University (C) 82 +10 - T74 James Reynolds Midland University (B) 82 +10 - T74 Ryder Lewis Central CC - Columbus 82 +10 - T74 Will Schmidt Midland University (D) 82 +10 - T79 Matthew Kingston Northeast CC (NE) 83 +11 - T79 Tyler Bowen Midland University (D) 83 +11 - T79 Skyler Good Hastings College 83 +11 - T79 Ryan Rogers Midland University 83 +11 - T79 Adam Roskam * Mount Marty College 83 +11 - T79 Josh Christenson * Southeast CC 83 +11 - T85 Ryan Fedders Dordt College (B) 84 +12 - T85 Sam Elgert Midland University (D) 84 +12 - T85 Cade Broek Dordt College 84 +12 - T85 Tyler Stedman Midland University (C) 84 +12 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Midland Fall Invite The Pines Country Club Valley, NE Country Club tree lined Dates: Sep 19 - Sep 19 Start Finish Player Team Scores - T89 Colin Wright Midland University (C) 85 +13 - T89 Chris Kalpakas Southeast CC 85 +13 - T89 Ethan Paben Central CC - Columbus 85 +13 - T92 William Christianson Concordia Univ. (NE) (B) 87 +15 - T92 Jayden Neal Concordia Univ. (NE) 87 +15 - T94 Danny Mooers Dordt College (B) 88 +16 - T94 Spencer Daake Hastings College 88 +16 - T96 Landon Walkenhorst Concordia Univ. (NE) (B) 89 +17 - T96 Nathan Auffut Concordia Univ. (NE) (B) 89 +17 - T96 Dustin Widman Dordt College (B) 89 +17 - T96 Payton Thomas Dordt College (B) 89 +17 - T100 Harrison Helmer Concordia Univ. (NE) 91 +19 - T100 Will Maschka Southeast CC 91 +19 - 102 Dylan Lilienthal * Northeast CC (NE) 94 +22 - 103 Grant Suchanek Concordia Univ. (NE) (B) 96 +24 - - Dan Bone Morningside College (B) W - GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat .
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