Men's Golf | 4/30/2025 11:17:00 AM

Burnsville, Minn. – After a stellar senior season, Lukas Justesen (Sr., Detroit Lakes, Minn.) has been named to the NSIC All-Second Team, released earlier today by the conference office. Justesen became the first Golden Eagle since 2022 to be named to an all-conference team, when Connor Humble was named to the first team.
 
Justesen helped lead the maroon and gold to a whopping eight, top-10 finishes this season, including a third place finish at The Mule in early September, which was their highest finish in a field over 15 in over 15 years. The Golden Eagles finished in fifth place at the NSIC Championships.
 
Justesen's year was outstanding. The senior from Detroit Lakes finished with seven top-20 finishes, including a pair in the top-10, both of which came within the final three tournaments of the season.
 
At the NSIC Championships, Justesen sat in second through the first two rounds and ended up in seventh.
 
Justesen shot a career low 69 at The Mule to open the season, which was a career low and placed him in the top-five since 2009 for lowest round.
 
Justesen also became the first Golden Eagle since Humble in 2022 to take home NSIC Men's Golfer of the Week and just the fourth Golden Eagle golfer to win weekly honors since 2011.
 
Justesen continues a storied tradition for Golden Eagle men's golf, becoming the 16^th different individual in program history to be named to an all-conference team and the 22^nd time overall that the Golden Eagles have had at least one individual named to an all-conference team since 2001.
 
Concordia-St. Paul swept all the awards; Thomas Gutzmer was named Golfer of the Year, Josh Esterly was named Newcomer of the Year and Peter Maki was named the Coach of the Year.