Booth Leads Record-Setting Performance as Yotes Men Take Third at Lewis-Clark State Fall Invitational

LEWISTON, Idaho - The College of Idaho men's golf team continued its strong fall season by rewriting the program record book, posting a new 54-hole team scoring record on the way to a third-place finish at the Lewis-Clark State Fall Invitational at Leeston Golf Course.
 
The Yotes carded rounds of 293, 292 and 290 for an 11-over-par total of 875, establishing a new program standard for a 54-hole tournament and finishing third in a competitive field.
 
Leading the charge was Drisan Booth, who finished tied for second individually after firing rounds of 69, 71 and 73. Booth matched the lowest opening-round score in the tournament and set the tone early with four birdies in the first round, including back-to-back birdies on holes eight and nine. He finished the event with nine total birdies and was in contention throughout all three rounds.
 
Lucas Rynearson also delivered a top-10 finish, placing ninth after posting rounds of 72, 75 and 72. Rynearson matched Booth with nine birdies over the tournament and provided a steady presence in the Yotes lineup from start to finish.
 
Carson King narrowly missed the top 10, finishing 12th after rounds of 72, 73 and 72. Reid Hoppock added another strong performance, carding rounds of 76, 73 and 73 to help power the record-setting team total.
 
Nathan Ishaya rounded out the Yotes scoring group with rounds of 82, 76 and 79 as The College of Idaho completed one of the best team performances in program history.
 
The College of Idaho women's team earned a sixth-place finish in the tournament.