Men's Golf | 10/13/2026 7:00:00 PM

LEWISTON, Idaho – Walla Walla University men's golf finished eighth at the Warrior Fall Invitational on Tuesday, Oct. 13, posting a three-round team score of 935 at Lewiston Golf and Country Club.

The Wolves opened the tournament with a team score of 322 in the first round before improving to 312 in the second. Walla Walla closed the tournament with its best round of the event, shooting a 301 on Tuesday to finish ahead of Warner Pacific in the team standings.

Ethan Castillo led the Wolves, tying for 23rd overall with a three-round total of 225. Castillo carded rounds of 76 and 77 before finishing strong with an even-par 72 in the final round.

Isaac Sheu followed closely behind, tying for 28th with a total of 228. Sheu posted consecutive rounds of 77 before closing with a 74 in the final round.

Braiden Ermshar finished tied for 47th at 237, improving each round with scores of 83, 78 and 76. Andrew Payne finished 53rd with a 245, while Ethan Hickok placed 56th at 255. Competing as an individual, Jack MacLachlan finished 54th with a three-round total of 248.

British Columbia claimed the team title with a score of 857, finishing three strokes ahead of Lewis-Clark State at 860. Lewis-Clark State's Carson Clinton earned individual medalist honors with a three-round total of 209.

Head coach Andrew Kuljis praised the team's continued progress throughout the tournament.

"I'm proud of our team and the continued improvement we've shown from round to round. We're starting to trend in the right direction, and it's encouraging to see the progress being made. Now, we need to continue refining the small details, minimize mistakes and put together more consistent, complete rounds. We're moving in the right direction, and I'm excited to see what we can accomplish moving forward," Kuljis said.

UP NEXT: The Wolves will close out their fall season at the Bushnell Tall Timber Invitational on Oct. 19-20.