LCC Men's Golf

08/29/2026

Final results from the Eastern Wyoming Fall classic. Your running Lopes stayed steady and finished in solo 2nd place, right behind host school EWC. LCC had a very strong showing by freshmen Ryan Leck and Jack Knowlton. Ryan Leck finished in a T2 with scores of 70 and 72 for a total of 142 (-2) Jack Knowlton also had a strong opening tournament with scores of 71 and 72 for a total of 143 (-1) good enough for a solo 5th place finish. Rounding out the starting five starters were Calvert Layne with scores of 76-71 for a total of 147 good enough for T7th. Sophomores Cody Shatzer (team captain) and Parker Shirola both finished with scores of 76 and 72, good for 148, both of them finished T9th.

Team scores for day one were 293 (+5)
Team scores for day two were 287 (-1) which by us coaches, was the lowest 1 day total ever shot in the programs history!!!

Rounding out individual scores were freshman Eli Boynton and Rogan (Jason) Haislip.

Eli put together rounds of 80 and 76 for a total of 156 (T24th)

Rogan put rounds of 77 and 91 (168) 42nd place.

I am super proud of the way these guys came out of the gates and gave Eastern Wyoming (defending district 9 champions) a run for their money, on their home course! The sky is the limit for your LCC Runnin Lopes! We are currently on a bye week due to the Labor day weekend. We then travel to North Platte to continue our district 9 play. If you happen to see these guys running around campus. Make sure to give them a high five and a congrats!!!

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

Well, a picture is worth a thousand words as they say. Coach Stonerock and I could not be prouder of these boys, especially with 4 freshmen on the team. They played outstanding, and we have truly high hopes for them. Watch for further post and Golopes?

08/28/2026

After day one of the season opener in Torrington, WY (EWC Community College) the results are as follows.

Freshman Ryan Leck carded a -2 70 to currently sit in 2nd place.
Freshman Jack Knowlton carded a -1 71 to currently sit in solo 3rd place.
Returning sophomores Cody Shatzer, Calvert Layne and Parker Shirola all carded 76 to be in 11th position.

Overall our team score was 293 (+5) to be right on the heels of host school Eastern Wyoming (E) Your runnin Lopes are 5 shots off the lead and are looking to close that gap during the final day of play! Super proud of the way the whole team came out of the gates this year and are already in contention!!

I will be posting updates after the final results get posted today!! Wish our boys good luck in the final round and results will be updated shortly!

GO LOPES!!!!!!

08/22/2026

Well, L.C.C.golf fans.Our season is about to start.We're headed to Torrington, Wyoming to start our first tournament on the 27th and 28th. Wish us luck because we have one heck of a team put together for this year.
CODY SHATZER
CALVERT LAYNE
PARKER SHIROLA
JACK KNOWLTON
RYAN LECK
ELI BOYNTON
ROGAN HAISLIP

04/22/2026

Well lopes fans, we are heading to loveland colorado today to start our region nine championship semifinals, if we finish in the top three out of eight schools, we we'll be heading to nationals. Wish us luck.It's been a great year either way.

04/05/2026

Results from the Northeastern JC Spring Invite. Your LCC Runnin Lopes traveled to Sterling, CO to compete in the NJC Spring Invite on April 2nd & 3rd. Day one had great spring conditions with your LCC Runnin Lopes finishing the day in 3rd place. Team scores for day 1 were 296 +8. Eastern Wyoming and Central Wyoming held down 1st & 2nd place. LCC was poised to make up some ground on day 2, unfortunately mother nature had other plans. Day 2 was canceled after only playing 4 holes on Friday, with winds blowing between 30 and 40mph. Region 9 director deemed the course to be playing unfair because of the weather. Your LCC Runnin Lopes finished in 3rd place in the team competition. Here are your individual scores from day 1 of competition

Cody Shatzer- 69 (solo 2nd place) and your new overall points leader in region 9 play
Calvert Layne- 73 +1 T12th
Parker Shirola- 74 +2 T16th
Preston Peters- 80 +8 T37th
Noah Rader- 81 +9 39th

Individual scores

Levi Meeres- 86 +14 T45th

Next week your LCC Runnin Lopes travel to Torrington, WY to compete in the Eastern Wyoming Invite. Hopefully the weather cooperates and teams are able to compete for both days. After the Eastern Wyoming competition, teams only have one more tournament before regional action starts in Loveland, CO at the Old Course. We feel confident as a team heading into the end of our spring season and have our eyes set on regionals. Wish some luck to your LCC Runnin Lopes as they travel to Wyoming and as always GO LOPES!!!

03/29/2026

The second tournament of our spring season is behind us now. After absolutely brutal weather conditions, here is a recap of the MCC (McCook, NE) Spring tournament.

Your LCC Runnin Lopes finished in 5th place as a team and missed a 3rd place tie by just 2 shots! The first day was a beast out there on an already hard golf course. While the whole day, the wind was blowing 30+ mph all day long. Several coaches had to put the flag stick back in the hole because the wind was blowing so hard. Day two the wind lessened but so did the temperature. It was 38° as the golfers teed off but the winds subsided to 10mph. Here are the results of your LCC RUNNIN LOPES

Cody Shatzer 81-73 = 154, T9th
Calvert Layne 84-72 = 156, solo 12th
Parker Shirola 90-76 = 166, T25th
Preston Peters 80-90 = 170, T28th
Noah Rader 98-85 = 183, T36th

Individual

Levi Meeres 92-86 = 178, solo 34th

Team scores

Day 1 LCC 335, 5th place

Day 2 LCC 306, 3rd place for the day

Final team results were LCC 641, solo 5th place

Next week your LCC RUNNIN LOPES travel to Sterling, CO To compete in the Northeastern JC Spring Invite, held on April 2nd and 3rd. The team needs to start gaining some momentum ahead of our district 9 regionals which will be held on April 23rd and 24th. Regionals is a 54 hole competition with the top 4 teams advancing to the NJCAA national finals which is being held in Newton, KS on May 11th thru the 13th. I feel we have the talent in district 9 competition to be able to advance the the national finals. We will continue to practice and further ourselves to get there.

GO LOPES!!!!

03/27/2026

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐒𝐈𝐗 𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐒

Six Players. One Team. One Goal: Bring the Region IX Title home to Lamar!

Wrapping up The Six Sticks series, we finish with our sixth and final golfer representing Lamar Community College on the course this spring.

𝘾𝙡𝙤𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙎𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙎𝙞𝙭… ⛳🏌️‍♂️
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Levi Meeres
Freshman | Dawson Creek, BC

Levi is a freshman on the Lamar Community College men’s golf team, originally from Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. A graduate of Dawson Creek Secondary School, Levi is pursuing an Associate of Arts degree in Welding with an expected graduation year of 2027.

Levi began playing golf at the age of 16 after being introduced to the game by his father and friends. His proudest accomplishment to date is earning the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level with LCC. Known for his strength with the driver, Levi brings power and confidence off the tee. His personal best round is a 71 at Dawson Creek Golf and Country Club, and his favorite course played is PGA Riviera Maya in Mexico.

While at LCC, Levi’s goal is to reach a scratch handicap or better as he continues to develop his game. Long term, he aspires to compete in professional golf. He looks up to Scottie Scheffler and Min Woo Lee, and embraces his favorite quote: “Where’s the first tee and what’s the course record?”

Outside of golf, Levi enjoys hockey and spending time playing video games. His go-to food is McDonald’s, and he gets fired up listening to Juke Box Hero. A fun fact many might not expect is that Levi is especially skilled at the game Clash Royale. If given the chance to play a dream round, Levi would choose Tiger Woods, John Daly, and Coach Brad Stonerock in his prime.

03/23/2026

I made a mistake on the last post and I have to clarify it. We finished 2 shots behind eastern Wyoming On day one here in Lamar and we finished 20 shots behind them on day 2 in LA Junta .but it was still good enough for 2nd place. Sorry for the mistake.