RAMSEY, Minn. – Wyatt Carlson (Jr., Wayzata) continued to lead the Gustavus men's golf team at the Twin Cities Classic, as the junior is in fifth overall to lead all three Gustie teams. The Gustie "A" team is in seventh with a two-round 592, while the "B" team moved up to fourth with a 284 in round two, the second-best team score of the day. The Gustie "C" team is in 17th. 

Nebraska Wesleyan still sits atop the leaderboard, carding a 287 on Sunday. Bethel's Will Karkoc jumped up the rankings, posting seven birdies in round two to take Carlson's spot at the top. 

For the Gustie first team, Blake Forrest (So., Maple Grove) and Chris Gutuza (Jr., Johannesburg, South Africa) are tied for 15th through two rounds with a 147. Gutuza carded a one-under par 71 with three birdies, while Forrest also added a trio of birdies for a Sunday 73. Pelayo Perez Crespo (Jr., Sotogrande, Spain) is in 25th after carding four birdies and a 76 Sunday. Teddy Kaste (Sr., Apple Valley) posted six birdies on day two to move up 23 spots, while Jack Reinardy (Sr., Andover) collected a round two 74 with four birdies.

Carlson and Aradheea Gawade (Fy., Mumbai, India) helped the "B" team finish round two in fourth, as Carlson remained one-under par with a round two 73, and Gawade shot a two-under 70 to move up to 11th. The pair of Edina natives Tommy Hiniker (5th) and Jimmy Abdo (Fy.) are both tied for 25th with a two-round 149, while Khrystjan Petersen is in 67th after posting a round-two 78. 

For the "C" team, Caleb McBee (Sr., Glendale, Ariz.) is sharing 67th with Petersen, while Cameron Longie (Sr., Hutchinson) posted his second consecutive 80. Cole Paulson (Jr., Sauk Rapids) added a Sunday 81, while Tomas Rohrborn (Sr., Santiago, Chile) carded a 91.

"Today we focused more on being present, letting go of past shots, and not getting too far ahead of ourselves and outcomes," said Assistant Coach Randall Stuckey '83. "Following our process produced better results than yesterday, and both teams finished our last four holes even and under par, which is fantastic. It will be fun to play the course we know so well tomorrow and go with the mindset of making pars instead of pushing too hard for birdies. Really proud of how the guys handled themselves on the course. Big improvement over yesterday."

The Gusties are back in action at their home course Monday, teeing off at 10 a.m. in Le Sueur.