ANDOVER, Kan. --- The Minnesota State men's golf team finished the Newman Fall Invitational in a tie for 14th place Tuesday.

The three-round Newman Fall Invitational was held at the par-71 Terradyne Country Club in Andover, Kan. A total of 16 teams competed in the event.

As a team, MSU shot a 307-302-295—904 (+52) to finish in a tie for 14th place with Minnesota Crookston. Central Oklahoma finished first in the team standings with a score of 289-289-276—854 (+2). Missouri Western's Parker Boggins (70-71-71—212) and Pittsburg State's Austen Muller (71-67-74—212) finished first in the individual standings at -1.

Senior Karson Patten shot a 68 on the final day to finish in a tie for 15th place at +4. Patten recorded seven birdies in his final round, which included a -3 effort on the back nine. Junior Logan Peroutka posted a 76 on the final day to finish at +17, while junior Michael Johnson shot an 80 to finish one shot back at +18. Peroutka recorded one birdie in his final round while, Johnson tallied two.

Sophomore Sam Swavely shot a 78 in his final round, while freshman Cooper Daikawa shot a 73. Swavely posted two birdies, while Daikawa notched one birdie and an eagle. Freshman Benny Waller shot a 79 on the final day also to finish a +26.

T15. Karon Patten – 76-73-68—217 (+4)
T66. Logan Peroutka – 77-77-76—230 (+17)
T70. Michael Johnson – 78-73-80—231 (+18)
T78. Sam Swavely – 76-79-78—233 (+20)
86. Cooper Daikawa – 82-82-73—237 (+24)
T89. Benny Waller (Ind.) – 80-80-79 – 239 (+26)

Minnesota State continues its season on Oct. 19-20 as it travels to Topeka, Kan., to compete in the Washburn Invite at the Topeka Country Club.