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Catherine Jance - CSB Fall Invite - 2026
Olivia Shaw '25
Catherine Jance and the CSB golf team conclude spring play this weekend.

Preview - CSB Golf closes the spring season at the St. Olaf/Carleton Spring Invite

04/24/2026

ST. JOSEPH, Minn. — The College of Saint Benedict golf team will wrap up its 2025-26 season this weekend at the St. Olaf/Carleton Spring Day, scheduled for April 25-26 in Northfield and Faribault, Minn. The opening round will take place at Willingers Golf Course in Northfield, with the final round set for the Legacy Golf Course in Faribault.

Six teams are scheduled to compete, including Bethel, Gustavus Adolphus, St. Catherine, St. Olaf, Carleton and Saint Benedict. The opening round is set for 10:30 am., on Saturday.

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SEASON REVIEW
Henriksen wins in match play
The College of Saint Benedict golf team fell, 4-1, to St. Catherine in match play at the Rumble at the Ridge on April 19.  #38 St. Catherine claimed three of the five individual matches to secure the team victory over #47 CSB in the competition at Oneka Ridge Golf Course.  In the opening match, Caylin Cantwell defeated Catherine Jance (Hopkins, Minn.) 7 & 5. The Bennies earned their lone win in match two, where Kenna Henriksen (Olivia, Minn.) posted a 3 & 2 victory over Lolia Magrann. Maggie Roth (Rush City, Minn.) dropped a 3 & 2 decision to Raquel Ahren, while Arivia DeBoer defeated Sophia Anderson (Albany, Minn.), 6 & 5. In the final match, Emma Dobbins edged Taylar Nadler (Cottage Grove, Minn.), 1 up.

Henriksen, Jance Lead at Gusties Spring Invite
Senior Catherine Jance and sophomore Kenna Henriksen each recorded top-10 finishes to lead Saint Benedict to a fourth-place showing at the Gusties Spring Invite at Emerald Greens. The Bennies finished with a two-day total of 655 (330-325), improving by five strokes from round one. UW-La Crosse won the team title with a 636 (322-314), followed by Gustavus Adolphus (640) and UW-Eau Claire (641). Gustavus' Addy Longle earned medalist honors with a 151 (76-75). Henriksen posted a career-best 159 (79-80) to tie for eighth, totaling two birdies and 18 pars. Jance matched that score with a 159 (82-77), also finishing with two birdies and 18 pars. Sophia Anderson placed 21st with a 168 (83-85), highlighted by a birdie and 13 pars. Maggie Roth finished 24th at 169 (86-83) with 16 pars and two birdies. Isabella Anlauf took 51st with a 179 (91-88), recording 11 pars.
Competing as an individual, Avery Maus finished 35th with a 171 (87-84) and totaled 10 pars.

Fall Season Recap: Bennies Finish Fourth at MIAC Championships
Saint Benedict capped its fall season with a fourth-place finish at the 2025 MIAC Golf Championships, held Oct. 4–6 at Braemar Golf Course. The result marked the program's best conference finish since 2018 and was highlighted by consistent play and multiple career-best performances. The Bennies recorded a three-round total of 962 (329-309-320), their lowest score at the MIAC Championships since the 2017-18 season. Junior Catherine Jance led the team with rounds of 79, 76 and 80 for a career-best 235, finishing ninth to earn All-Championship Team honors. She totaled 28 pars and five birdies and secured her second consecutive All-MIAC recognition. Senior Maggie Roth finished tied for 18th with a career-low 244 (82-77-85), improving her previous best at the conference championships by three strokes. Sophomore Sophia Anderson shot a team-best 76 in the final round to tie for 21st with a 245 (88-81-76), while junior Taylar Nadler matched that total (82-75-88) to also tie for 21st. Sophomore Kenna Henriksen rounded out the scoring five, placing 32nd with a career-best 254 (86-85-83).
 
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