WHAT’S NEXT: For the team’s second tournament of the fall season, Boise State stays in state for the CDA National Reserve Invitational. Located in Coeur d’Alene, and hosted by Eastern Washington, the two-day event is scheduled to begin tomorrow and runs through Tuesday, Sept. 22.

FORMAT: The CDA National Reserve Invitational features 16 teams, who will play 54 holes over a two-day span in a five-count-four format. Team will play 36 holes on Monday, followed by 18 holes on Tuesday, with all three rounds being par 72.

LIVE SCORING: Live scoring is available on SCOREBOARD and can be accessed HERE.

LAST TIME OUT: In the Island Resort Classic in Bark River, Michigan, Boise State carded an 874 (+10) and finished 11th in the 12-team field. Individually, the Broncos had two golfers place in the top 27, including junior Trevor Garus, who tied for seventh.

A SIGNIFICANT FIRST IMPRESSION: Making his Boise State debut, Garus fired a 209 (-7), carded rounds of 70-69-70, and shot par or better on 48 of his 54 holes. His seventh-place finish signified the first time he’s concluded a tournament in the top 10, and his 209 set a personal best for lowest 54-hole tournament score.

FRESHMEN EARNING THEIR KEEP: Three Broncos made their Boise State debut in the Island Resort Classic, including freshman Justin Anderson, who carded a 225 (+9) as an individual in his collegiate debut. Anderson will be part of the main field for the CDA National Reserve Invitational, while freshman Harry Thomas makes his collegiate debut as an individual.

80 OR MORE: Led by head coach David Trainor, who is in his fifth season at the helm in 2026-27, Boise State is seeking its third-consecutive 80-win season. After notching just 39 wins in 2023-24, the Broncos were 88-63-3 in 2024-25 and 84-79-3 in 2025-26.

SEASONED RETURNERS: Returning for the Broncos are three key contributors from last year’s team. Luke Cushman, Chase Gorder and Reese Knox combined for 10 top-25 finishes a year ago, including Knox who had the second most on the team with five.

FRESH FACES: Boise State’s 2026-27 roster features four new faces, including three from the state of Idaho. Anderson is from Idaho Falls, while Garus and senior Dylan Rodgers are from Boise and Meridian, respectively.

 




THE FIELD


Eastern Washington
Boise State
Fresno
Hawaii


Idaho
North Dakota
Oregon State
Pacific


Sacramento State
Saint Mary’s
San Francisco
Seattle


Tarleton State
UC Irvine
UC Riverside
Washington State