Dundee, Ill. - Carroll University's men's golf team delivered a standout performance at the Judson Invite, held at Randall Oaks Golf Club in Dundee, Illinois. With a team score of 295 (+11), Carroll claimed first place in a field of 28 programs, edging Wheaton College by a single stroke. The win was a product of balanced scoring, depth across the lineup, and strong individual efforts both within and outside the team scoring.

Leading the team was Ben Book, who carded a 72 (+1) to tie for fourth place individually. Book's round was marked by consistent ball striking and smart course management, anchoring Carroll's team score. Jonah Keck and Fernando Cirajas each posted rounds of 74 (+3), tying for 12th place. Keck showed poise throughout the round, while Cirajas demonstrated resilience, finishing strong after a challenging front nine. Carter Morrison added a 75 (+4), tying for 17th, and Grant Naumann rounded out the team with a 79 (+8), contributing valuable depth.

In addition to the five team scorers, Carroll had two individual competitors who made a significant impact. Tyler Hoffmann, competing as an individual, matched the team's top performers with a 74 (+3), tying for 12th place. Hoffmann's round was steady and composed, reinforcing Carroll's overall strength. Widar Burman Voss also played as an individual and posted a 75 (+4), tying for 17th. His performance was consistent and competitive, further showcasing the depth of Carroll's roster.

With four team members and two individuals finishing in the top 20, Carroll demonstrated not only the strength of its starting lineup but also the quality of its entire squad. The victory at the Judson Invite reflects a program built on depth, preparation, and execution, setting a strong tone for the season ahead. Their next opportunity to build off of this success comes on Monday and Tuesday (September 8/9) as they take part in the Firebird Fall Classic in Kenosha, Wis. and Sturtevant, Wis.