2025 GPAC Championships Results (PDF)
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BEATRICE, Neb. – The 2025 GPAC Men’s Golf Championships did not unfold the way the Bulldogs expected. When action ended on Tuesday (April 22) from Beatrice Country Club in Beatrice, Neb., Concordia University, Nebraska Men’s Golf landed in 10th place among the 11 GPAC member programs. The Bulldogs shot 317-313-318–948 (+84) for the three-round tournament, which was characterized by overall sunny and pleasant conditions at a course meant to challenge the conference field.
Head Coach Brett Muller’s squad entered Tuesday’s third and final GPAC round tied for ninth place. Concordia wound up placing in front of Mount Marty.
“Overall, the coaches and our guys are disappointed with how we performed at GPAC,” Muller said. “I definitely thought we had a better team than the results, but unfortunately when you don’t play well, you add it up at the end and you have to accept where you’re at. We finished 10th in the conference. I am very proud of Justin Webert today with how he finished his career on a high note. He struggled yesterday and then had a very nice round today.”
A junior from Elkhorn, Neb., Jake Richmond capped off a strong campaign with a solid three-round run in Beatrice. He began Tuesday tied for 10th place. Richmond slid back to 23rd overall while shooting a team best 74-74-80–228. For the tournament, Richmond totaled 32 pars and six birdies. Richmond placed in the top 10 of three tournaments this spring. Said Muller, “Jake had a great spring and a very solid junior season. We’re going to look to him to carry that momentum into his senior year.”
Bulldogs at the 2025 GPAC Championships
TEAM: 317-313-318–948 (+84); 10th place
23. Jake Richmond: 74-74-80–228
T38. Justin Webert: 82-82-74–238
T41. Jaxson Fullerton: 79-79-82–240
45. Jacob Dowd: 82-81-82–245
Brock Rogers: NA-79-83
Jake Hagerbaumer: 84-NA-NA
Meanwhile, three Concordia seniors concluded their careers at the GPAC tournament. Shouted out by Muller for a strong effort on Tuesday, the Lincoln Southwest High School alum Webert shot two over par in the 85th career collegiate round of his career. In his swan song, Webert carded birdies on 1, 3, 12 and 14 and moved up 10 spots (to 38th place) in round three of the conference championships. The other two seniors in action in Beatrice were Jaxson Fullerton (79-79-82–240) of Omaha, Neb., and Jake Hagerbaumer (84 in round one) of Hooper, Neb. Additionally, sophomore Jacob Dowd placed 45th (82-81-82–245) in the GPAC and junior Brock Rogers carded respective scores of 79 and 83 over rounds two and three of the tournament.
Muller’s squad entered the GPAC Championships with a season scoring average of 306.3. The Bulldogs put together six rounds of 300 or lower during the course of the 2024-25 season. In 19 rounds for the season, Richmond posted a team best 18-hole average of 75.6 with Webert (76.2) close behind.
Northwestern won the GPAC tournament and has earned an automatic bid to the NAIA National Championships. The Red Raiders also had the GPAC individual champion, Axton Miller, who shot seven under par for the tournament.