MCCOOK, NE – The Central Wyoming College golf teams kicked off their spring surge this past week at the McCook Community College Invitational (March 26–27). The Rustler men delivered a masterclass in consistency and late-round execution to secure a first-place team finish, while the women's side continued to gain valuable experience in a competitive field.

Men's Division: A Commanding Team Victory

The CWC men's team left little doubt about their dominance in Nebraska. After a solid opening round of 310, the Rustlers caught fire on Day 2, shaving 27 strokes off their team score to card a blistering 283. Their total gross of 593 (+17) secured the 1st place team trophy, finishing 11 strokes ahead of second place Eastern Wyoming College.

The individual leaderboard was a sea of "Rustler Green," with four CWC golfers finishing inside the top six:

• Mason Evans: Finished in a Tie for 1st Place with a total of 146 (+2). Evans was spectacular in the final round, shooting a 69 to jump into the co-championship spot.

• Brodie Dale: Secured a Tie for 3rd Place (147), also carding a 69 in the final round to help propel the team to victory.

• Tyler Ewell: Earned a 5th place finish (149), highlighted by a strong 71 in round two.

• Houston Dunn: Rounded out the top performances in 6th place (151).

Women's Division: Showing Resilience

On the women's side, the Rustlers competed against a strong Eastern Wyoming squad. CWC was led by Addyson Levanger, who put together two consistent rounds to finish in 8th place with a total of 176.

Teammate Cami Rohrbaugh also displayed grit throughout the tournament, finishing in 11th place with a total of 190. 

Results Summary

Men's Team Standings:

1. Central Wyoming College (593)

2. Eastern Wyoming College (604)

      T3. Northeastern Junior College (639)

      T3. McCook Community College (639)

      5. Lamar College (641)

      6. North Platte CC (675)

      7. Otero College (696)

CWC Individual Top Finishers:

• Mason Evans: T1st (146) 

• Brodie Dale: T3rd (147)

• Tyler Ewell: 5th (149)

• Houston Dunn: 6th (151)

• Addyson Levanger: 8th (176)

• Cami Rohrbaugh: 11th (190)

Up Next: The Rustlers will look to carry this momentum into their next regional tournament hosted by Northeastern Junior College at Sterling, Colorado on April 2 & 3.