KOHLER, Wis. - The Concordia Wisconsin men's golf team wrapped up its fall schedule with the final day of the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference's (NACC) Championship. The Falcons placed eighth in the ten-team tournament with a final score of 977 strokes.
 
Aurora University won the team title at 877 strokes. The Spartans' Jackson Hulsey earned medalist honors after scoring 217 and was named the NACC Player of the Year. Charlie Larson from the Milwaukee School of Engineering was named Freshman of the Year after placing third in the competition.
 
This year's conference championship was held at Blackwolf Run on the Meadow Valley's course. The competitors faced some tough conditions on the second day of competition, with gusty winds and heavy rain.
 
Sophomore Dylan Smith (Amherst, Wis.) had the best finish for the Falcons, tying for 16th. Smith finished 20 (79-80-77) over par to secure his top 20 finish. The sophomore also logged the only eagle for the Blue and White during the tournament, which came on the first day on the 11th hole.
 
Freshman Jack MacGillis (Plymouth, Wis.) earned a share of 26th at +26 (77-87-78). Despite a tough second round, MacGillis stayed level-headed in the final round to shoot +6.
 
Sophomore Ray Baldus (Mayville, Wis.) and junior Isaac Seidel (Wausau, Wis.)  finished four strokes apart. Baldus, who tied for 38th, shot +32 (86-86-76), jumped three spots after the final round. Seidel placed t-41 and scored +36 (82-86-84).
 
Rounding out the Falcons' lineup was sophomore Tyler Klett (Paw Paw, Mich.) and freshman Grant Hamm (Slinger, Wis.). Kett earned a share of 52nd at +49 (91-88-86), Hamm placed 54th with a final score of +51 (85-96-86).
 
Concordia Wisconsin will return to the links next semester with the schedule to be announced.