COLUMBIA, Mo. — The Webster University men's golf team wrapped up the Columbia College Invitational Tuesday, finishing sixth out of 12 teams after two rounds at Columbia Country Club.

The Gorloks finished with a team score of 596 (+20), posting identical rounds of 298 (+10) on Monday and Tuesday. Webster finished just one stroke behind fifth-place Columbia College (B) and one stroke ahead of seventh-place William Woods (B).

William Simonsen led the way individually for Webster, tying for seventh overall with a two-round score of 145 (+1). Simonsen opened the tournament with an even-par 72 before closing with a 73 (+1) on Tuesday.

Nico Marin also turned in a strong performance, tying for 13th with a 147 (+3). Marin matched Simonsen's opening-round 72 (E) before carding a 75 (+3) in the final round.

Sam Sutton tied for 31st at 153 (+9) after rounds of 79 (+7) and 74 (+2). Sutton improved by five strokes in the final round to move up the individual leaderboard.

Erik Malmgren and Thanaphat "Big" Amornjaturaporn rounded out Webster's lineup, both tying for 39th with scores of 156 (+12). Malmgren improved by four strokes Tuesday, following an opening-round 80 (+8) with a 76 (+4), while Amornjaturaporn recorded rounds of 75 (+3) and 81 (+9).

Columbia College (A) claimed the team title with a two-round score of 578 (+2), finishing six strokes ahead of runner-up William Woods (A). Columbia's Landon Mabe and Mount Mercy's Zephyr Zhong shared individual medalist honors, each finishing at 142 (-2).

The Columbia College Invitational marks the conclusion of Webster's fall season. The Gorloks will return to competition in the spring for the second half of their 2026-27 campaign.