MEDORA, N.D. --- The South Dakota Mines women's golf team earned top honors during the Dickinson State Fall Invitational winning the two-day event while the men's team took second and third place Monday in Medora, North Dakota.

The SD Mines women tallied a 36-hole team score of 711, the University of Jamestown took second with 720 and Dickinson State was third with 754.

Jamestown's Izzy Marchino won the women's individual title with a 172 while Hardrocker Jessalyn Shipp was runner-up with 175 and teammates Annika Schooler secured third with 177, Rianna Garland posted a 179 for fourth place and Abby Magee took fifth after carding a 181.

Larissa Pawlowski registered a 190 for the 'Rockers and tied for 10^th place and Alexandra Rauert took a share of 14^th place with a 192.

On the men's side, SDM's Joseph Vincent fired a second-round 67 and won the tournament with a two-round tally of 145, while Tate Olson of Jamestown took second place with a 150. Hardrocker Bryce Howard was third with a 151 and teammate Lane Jensen was a stroke back in fourth place with a 152.

Supawich Bootna finished in eighth place with 158 strokes, Carson McDaniel secured 13^th position with a 164, Jamison Smith tied for 14^th place (165), Adam Salter took a share of 16^th place (167), Alex Lesselyoung was a stroke back in 18^th place (168), Jake Francis tied for 19^th place with Garret Hohn (170), Walker Scott and Nathan Martian took a share of 25^th place (174), and Nicholas Ruhrer posted a 187 for 32^nd place.

In the team standings, Jamestown took the title with a 624, South Dakota Mines "A" was second with 634 and the South Dakota Mines "B" team put up a 639 for third place.