The Carleton College men’s golf team faced off against cross-town rivals St. Olaf in the annual “Rusty Putter” match at Willingers Golf Club on Saturday. The dual meet involved three events: best-ball, alternate shot, and scramble formats. Each event was six holes and worth two points. There were three matches, with two players from each team in each group. The Knights started the meet out strong, despite the strong winds and cold temperatures, but Carleton was not able to pull out the victory, falling to the Oles 11-7.

Coming off a victory on Friday and a 13th place finish at the St. John’s Winter Invitational on Saturday, freshman Ned Rohrbach turned in a solid performance as the lone Knight participating in the St. John's Spring Invitational. Rohrbach fired a six-over par 77 to finish 44th out of 75 players.

The Knights picked up their first victory of the spring season in their first competitive round outside in over a month. Carleton's team score of 322 was enough to defeat both Bethany Lutheran College and St. Mary’s University.

Ned Rohrbach fired a six-over par 148 to tie for 13th place at the Saint John’s Winter Invitational. Overall, the Carleton College men’s golf team ranked 13th out of 16 squads participating in the 36-hole, one-day event.

Brian Chesley and Ned Rohrbach were among four players to post scores of 79 at the Myrtle Beach Shootout. The duo finished in a tie for second place following a comparison of scorecards. As a squad, Carleton finished third with a team score of 352.

In his last round at the MIAC Championships, senior Brian Chesley led the Knights with an 81. The Knights finished eighth with a three-day total of 987. The team's three-round average of 329 is the team's second-best tournament average of the season.