LC State Golf Holds Seventh at Battle at Bremerton
The Warriors sit at 14-over-par following Monday's suspended play at the Gold Mountain Golf Club.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Golf

LC State holds seventh place at 14-over-par after tournament action at the Battle at Bremerton was halted due to darkness. Players will resume their second round on Tuesday morning.
Why it matters
The team remains in contention as they look to conclude their second round and compete in the final 18 holes of the tournament. The field remains tight, with only six strokes separating the top 20 individual golfers.
LC State is currently in seventh place at 14-over-par, with Andrea Artusini and Carson Clinton tied for 18th place at 2-over. Individual scores include Luke West at 5-over, Lucas Ortega at 7-over, and Bryce Johnson at 10-over.
The players
LC State
The Lewis-Clark State College athletics program represents the institution in various collegiate sports competitions.
Andrea Artusini
A golfer for LC State who is currently tied for 18th place individually.
Carson Clinton
An LC State golfer who recorded five birdies in his second round to tie for 18th place.
Luke West
A member of the LC State golf team who holds a 5-over total.
Lucas Ortega
A competitor for LC State who currently holds a 7-over total.
The details
Tournament play was suspended on Monday evening due to darkness with Andrea Artusini having completed 35 of his 36 holes. Carson Clinton recorded eight birdies across his two rounds of play to keep his individual score at 2-over.
Timeline
Monday, October 26, 2026: Tournament play occurred and was paused for darkness.
Tuesday, October 27, 2026: The second round concludes and the final tournament round occurs.
Season Trajectory
This tournament performance directly impacts the team's standing as they navigate the mid-season competitive landscape. Success here could improve their positioning in regional rankings and overall season momentum.
With only six strokes separating the top 20 golfers, the final round on Tuesday will determine the ultimate leaderboard outcome. Maintaining their 14-over-par total will be crucial for the team to climb from seventh place.
The takeaway
Golfers will need to capitalize on early morning momentum to finish their remaining holes on Tuesday. Consistency on the final 18 holes will be the deciding factor for moving up the leaderboard.
Further reading
For more information on the team's performance, visit the Golf section.










