COON RAPIDS — Isaac Ahn showed here Wednesday why he was a Mr. Golf finalist and he’ll play in the Ivy League next school year.

In his final high school golf meet, the Rochester Mayo senior shot the third-best score in the final round of the Class 3A boys state meet and climbed 21 places to earn all-state honors and a top-10 finish.

Ahn’s final-round 3-under-par 69 at Bunker Hills Golf Course was only one shot back of the day’s best score and it left him at 1-over-par 145 for the 36-hole meet. That gave him a seventh-place finish, climbing into the top 10 after sitting in 28th following an opening-round 76 on Tuesday.

Wednesday, Ahn started out red-hot and didn’t cool off — by his standards — until his round was nearly complete and a state championship was a few too many shots out of reach.

Ahn, the Section 1-3A medalist, started his round with a par on the 427-yard, par-4 1st hole, then he rattled off three consecutive birdies, including a 2 on the par-3, 164-yard third hole. He finished the front nine with five straight pars, then opened the back nine with two more birdies, including a 3 on the 428-yard, par-4 10th hole.

After four more consecutive pars, Ahn bogeyed two of the final three holes, but he still shot even-par 36 on the back (after a 33 on the front) and finished the day at 3-under-par 69.

The only golfers who shot better scores than Ahn in Wednesday’s round were the two players who finished atop the leaderboard — medalist Sam Udovich of Cretin-Derham Hall and Orono’s Dylan Kringen. Udovich, the 2025 Minnesota Mr. Golf winner and Texas Christian University commit, finished the two-day meet at 10-under-par 134, shooting 68 Wednesday on the heels of an opening round 66 Tuesday.

Kringen shot 70-68—138 to finish at 6-under for the meet and finish as the state runner-up.

Udovich led Cretin to the team title (291-287—578) by four shots over Chanhassen (292-290—582). Section 1 champion Northfield finished in a tie for fifth with Alexandria at 609.

Four other Rochester golfers competed in the meet, including two more seniors who played their final high school rounds on Wednesday — Century’s Ryker Hansen (75-78—153, 37th place) and Mayo’s Tim Sexton (86-75—161, 73rd).

Century junior Brennan Weckwerth finished 27th (77-73–150) and sophomore Boston Collins placed 64th (80-78—158).

1. Cretin-Derham Hall 291-287—578, 2. Chanhassen 292-290—582, 3. Rosemount 303-295—598, 4. Benilde-St. Margaret’s 304-299—603, 5t. Alexandria 303-306—609, 5t. Northfield 304-305—609, 5t. Elk River 311-298—609, 8. Maple Grove 307-305—612.

27t. Brennan Weckwerth (Century) 77-73—150, 37t. Ryker Hansen (Century) 75-78—153, 64t. Boston Collins (Century) 80-78—158, 73t. Tim Sexton (Mayo) 86-75—161.

CLASS 2A

JORDAN — Southeastern Minnesota had one golfer place in the top 10 and two others in the top 30 at the Class 2A boys golf state meet, which wrapped up on Wednesday at the Ridges at Sand Creek.

La Crescent-Hokah senior Ryan Nutter closed his career with a top-10 finish. Nutter tied for eighth place at 3-over-par 147 for the 36-hole meet.

He was in a tie for sixth place at even par after one round, then shot a 3-over 75 on Wednesday to drop back one spot, but still earn a top-10 finish.

Lourdes senior Colton Rich followed his first-round 71 with an 80 on Wednesday to finish in a tie for 22nd place at 7-over-par 151.

Lake City senior Braxton Berlin also placed in the top 30. Berlin shot 76-77—153 to tie for 29th.

Pine Island/Zumbrota-Mazeppa senior Collin Fogarty made the biggest leap up the leaderboard Wednesday, vaulting from 82nd place in the 88-golfer field to a 51st-place finish. Fogarty opened the meet with an 86, but he fired a 1-over-par 73 — the ninth-best round of the day Wednesday — to finish the meet at 159.

Stewartville’s Austin Walker tied for 58th, shooting 78-83—161.

Section 1 team champion Albert Lea placed sixth (621). Detroit Lakes won the team title, at 586, with runner-up Blake finishing six strokes back.

Southwest Christian’s Ryder Rose is the state medalist in Class 2A, shooting 73-70—143. Holy Family’s Riley Doyle finished one shot back, while Albert Lea’s Noah Teeter (72-73—145) tied for third place.

1. Detroit Lakes 288-298—586, 2. Blake 299-295—594, 3. Southwest Christian 299-298—597, 4. Totino-Grace 302-296—598, 5. Cloquet 313-307—620, 6. Albert Lea 319-302—621, 7. New London-Spicer 307-331—638, 8. St. Cloud Cathedral 318-322—640.

22t. Colton Rich (Lourdes) 71-80—151, 29t. Braxton Berlin (Lake City) 76-77—153, 51t. Collin Fogarty (PIZM) 86-73—159, 58t. Austin Walker (Stewartville) 78-83—161.

CLASS 1A

BECKER, Minn. — Jack Brogle shook out the nerves on Tuesday.

A day later, in the final round of the Class 1A boys state meet, the Section 1 medalist showed what he can do. Brogle shot the sixth-best score of the final round — a 3-over-par 75 — to vault up the leaderboard and earn a top-20 finish.

Brogle was in a tie for 33rd place after an opening-round 83 on Tuesday. But he made three birdies and 10 pars Wednesday en route to a 75, that left him at 158 overall and in 19th place on the final leaderboard. He made three bogeys in his first six holes, but played the rest of his round at even-par.

Rushford-Peterson’s Sam Lafleur finished 30th (80-81—161), while his teammate Jaxson Meldahl and Fillmore Central’s Aiden Arnold tied for 32nd at 165.

Rushford-Peterson placed fourth as a team, shooting 328-334—662 to tie with Park Christian. Walker-Hackensack-Akeley won the team title relatively comfortably (315-298—613), 18 shots ahead of runner-up Legacy Christian Academy.

Heritage Christian’s Alex Rhode earned medalist honors, at 73-73—146, while Legacy Christian’s Braylon Yikanen (74-74—148) and Ashby’s Traeton Nelson (72-76—148) tied for second.

1. Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 315-298—613, 2. Legacy Christian Academy 319-312—631, 3. Lac qui Parle Valley 334-327—661, 4t. Rushford-Peterson 328-334—662, 4t. Park Christian 333-329—662, 6. Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 341-336—677, 7. Lakeview 339-338—679, 8. Sleepy Eye United 344-336—680.

19t. Jack Brogle (Lanesboro) 83-75—158, 23t. Will Lafleur (R-P) 81-79—160, 30. Sam Lafleur (R-P) 80-81—161, 32t. Jaxson Meldahl (R-P) 82-83—165, 32t. Aiden Arnold (Fillmore Central) 83-82—165, 58t. Tommy Lineweaver (Wabasha-Kellogg) 87-86—173, 71. Brody Srsen (Fillmore Central) 87-91—178, 76t. Kellen Drinkall (R-P) 92-91—183, 78t. Jace Dvorak (R-P) 85-99—184, 82t. Gus Holland (R-P) 90-98—188, 87. Drew Reinke (Blooming Prairie) 96-111—207.