Carroll College Golf Wraps Fall Season at Battle at Bremerton

Fighting Saints Conclude Fall Slate at Battle at Bremerton

The Carroll College golf teams officially wrapped up their fall schedule on Tuesday at the 2026 Battle at Bremerton, hosted by OUAZ at the Gold Mountain Golf Club, according to carrollathletics.com. While the men’s squad finished 15th in a tough team competition, a late charge on the women’s side secured an eighth-place finish among NAIA programs.

Down the stretch, the Fighting Saints women managed to edge out both The Master’s (Calif.) and Simpson (Calif.). A clutch performance over the final two holes allowed Carroll to slip past the Redhawks by just a single stroke.

Alli Stastny Leads Carroll Women in Individual Competition

Alli Stastny (Murtaugh, Idaho) led the charge for the Carroll women, capturing 32nd place in the individual competition with rounds of 78, 79, and 82. Teammate and junior Ellie Stastny finished 41st following rounds of 81, 86, and 80, highlighted by a critical birdie on her final hole of the fall season. Jordan Nielsen rounded out a strong showing by securing a top-50 finish with scores of 87, 87, and 80.

Additional scoring for the women included Addison Slivinski carding a 91-83-88 with a late-round birdie of her own, Maddy Olson shooting 93-90-92, and Kate Williams competing as an individual with rounds of 91-95-94.

On the men’s side, Tanner Cromwell paced the Saints by finishing 62nd overall. Cromwell carded rounds of 84, 76, and 76, finishing his day with four birdies in the final round. Hudson Reinke followed with a 77-79-82 line for 72nd place, while TJ Fierling finished just one stroke behind with rounds of 81, 79, and 79. Kyle Kennah (82-79-89) and JT Slivinski (83-84-85) finished within a single spot of each other on the leaderboard, while Carter VanDyken improved across every round of his first collegiate action, shooting 94-87-83 as an individual.

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Looking Ahead to the Spring

With the fall portion of their wraparound schedule in the books, the Saints will shift operations indoors for winter simulator work. The team aims to fine-tune their swings ahead of the spring slate, which gets underway in March at Ghost Creek at Pumpkin Ridge as part of the Pacific Invitational.