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Clarkston Today
By the People, for the People
Warrior Men Dominate Home Golf Tournament
LC State Golf teams sweep top two spots at The Warrior Spring Classic
Mar. 18, 2026 at 7:34pm
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The men's golf teams of Lewis-Clark State College dominated play at their home tournament, The Warrior Spring Classic, finishing as the top two teams. Senior Kye Krall earned his first collegiate victory with a 10-under tournament total of 206, leading a group of six Warriors in the top 10 individual finishers.
Why it matters
The strong performance by the LC State men's golf teams on their home course showcases the depth and talent of the program, which has been steadily improving under coach Zach Anderson. This win comes at a crucial time as the Warriors inch closer to the postseason, building momentum and confidence.
The details
The LC State A team shot 20-under par for the tournament, led by strong individual performances. Andrea Artusini finished second at 8-under, Luke West was third at 7-under, and freshman Adam Lovatt placed fourth at 6-under. The B team, led by Krall's victory, finished 4-under as a group. Other top B team finishers included Aaron Brown (T7, 3-under) and Jaxon Moon (T9, 2-under).
- The Warrior Spring Classic was a four-day tournament held March 18-21, 2026 at Red Wolf Golf Club in Clarkston, Washington.
- This was the final regular-season home tournament for the LC State men's golf team.
The players
Kye Krall
A senior on the LC State men's golf team who earned his first collegiate victory at the Warrior Spring Classic.
Andrea Artusini
A member of the LC State A team who finished second in the individual standings at 8-under par.
Luke West
A junior on the LC State A team who placed third individually at 7-under par.
Adam Lovatt
A freshman on the LC State A team who finished fourth individually at 6-under par.
Zach Anderson
The head coach of the LC State men's and women's golf teams.
What they’re saying
“Some amazing golf played top to bottom by the men. Exciting to see a bunch of red numbers at a course like Red Wolf. Really proud of Kye for getting his first collegiate win. From start to finish he played very disciplined golf; he stayed present throughout and came out on top in his final regular-season home tournament as a Warrior. Impressive scores all over the board which is exactly what we needed as we inch closer to postseason.”
— Zach Anderson, Head Coach
“It was a joy to honor five seniors today. Jaxon, Kye and Sondre have all played integral parts in the growth of this program. Myah and Dallis' work ethic and growth have been a huge reason our program has evolved to where it's at. Thank you to all five for their leadership and dedication to LC State Golf.”
— Zach Anderson, Head Coach
What’s next
The Warrior men's golf team will head to the Simpson Spring Invitational in Redding, California on March 23-24, 2026, their final tournament before the postseason.
The takeaway
The dominant performance by the LC State men's golf team on their home course demonstrates the program's depth and talent, positioning them well for a strong postseason run as they continue to build momentum under coach Zach Anderson's leadership.
