
11/14/2026 12:29:00 PM | Men's Golf, Women's Golf
Huskies add six women and two men to the roster for the 2027-28 season
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State Golf welcomes eight new signees as announced by Coach Trey Fessler on National Signing Day on Wednesday, November 11th. The Huskies welcome Olivia Streefland, Taylor Fresh, Whitney LeBlanc, Ellie Olson, Kayley Schomaker, and Brooke Fresh, to the women's team and Stetsen Brown and Lleyton Pound to the men's team.
Women's Golf
Olivia Streefland
Streefland, from Faribault, Minnesota, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Streefland attends Faribault High School, where she has earned five varsity letters in golf and two All-Conference selections, while also qualifying for the state tournament. A multi-sport athlete, she has also earned five varsity letters in basketball, serving as the team captain three times, and four varsity letters in soccer. Streefland plans to pursue a degree in Psychology at St. Cloud State.
"Liv is an accomplished golfer from Faribault, her tournament experience and golf background will make her a great fit with Husky golf." said Coach Fessler, "She hits the ball very long, which will help her excel at the college level. Liv is an amazing addition to our program."
Taylor Fresh
Fresh, from Magna, Utah, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Fresh attends Cyprus High School, where she has earned varsity letters in golf from her freshman through junior seasons. She was named to the 2026 5A High School Golf Honorable Mention Team and earned First Team All-Region honors in 5A Region 4. Fresh was also recognized as an Academic All-Region selection and named the 2026 Utah PGA Junior Series Player of the Year, adding multiple top-10 finishes. She plans to pursue a degree in Psychology at St. Cloud State.
"Taylor will be a great addition to Husky golf, she was the 2026 Utah Junior PGA Player of the Year, making the move from Utah will be very fun for her." said Coach Fessler, "We are looking forward to having her for the years to come."
Whitney LeBlanc
LeBlanc, from Little Falls, Minnesota, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. LeBlanc attends Pierz Healy High School, where she has earned All-Conference honors in golf in each of the past three seasons and qualified for the state tournament as a freshman and sophomore. She has also been named her team's Most Valuable Golfer in each of the past two seasons and earned multiple spots on the A Honor Roll.
"Whitney will be a phenomenal addition to our women's program, with her work ethic and her success in high school golf." said Coach Fessler, "I am extremely excited for her to join our program."
Ellie Olson
Olson, from Superior, Wisconsin, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Olson attends Superior High School, where she has earned four varsity letters in golf, served as the team captain and received All-Conference honors in 2025 and 2026. She advanced to sectionals as an individual in 2025 and helped lead the Spartans to the sectional meet as a team in 2026. Olson also finished fifth in the individual league standings and recorded multiple medalist honors. A multi-sport athlete, she was also part of Superior's state-qualifying girls' hockey team during the 2025-26 season. She has been an excellent student at Superior, earning recognition on the A Honor Roll.
"Ellie is a great addition to our program, she is a very hard worker and has had an excellent high school career." said Coach Fessler, "Her transition to college golf will be seamless, we're excited to add her to Huskies golf."
Kayley Schomaker
Schomaker, a golfer from Saint Paul, Minnesota, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Schomaker attends Woodbury High School and plans to pursue a degree in Biology at St. Cloud State.
"We're really excited about Kayley, she has only been playing golf since 9th grade and has progressed at a extremely fast rate every year." said Coach Fessler, "She will be a phenomenal addition to Husky golf and we're looking forward to seeing the success she will have."
Brooke Fresh
Fresh, a golfer from Magna, Utah, will join the St. Cloud State women's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Fresh attends Cyprus High School, where she earned varsity letters in each of the past three seasons. She has been named to the 5A Region 4 All-Region Team three consecutive years and helped lead Cyprus to three straight 5A Region 4 championships. Fresh also qualified for the 5A State Championship each of those seasons, helping Cyprus reach the second day of the state tournament for the first time in school history. In the classroom, she has earned academic letters, been named to the High Honor Roll, and participated in the National Honor Society. Fresh plans to pursue a degree in Pre-Medicine at St. Cloud State.
"Brooke has had a outstanding junior career, with her success in high school golf and junior golf." said Coach Fessler, "Coming from Utah will be a great experience for her, we're excited to welcome her to St. Cloud for the years to come."
Men's Golf
Lleyton Pound,
Pound, a golfer from Minneapolis, Minnesota, will join the St. Cloud State men's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Pound attends Spring Lake Park High School, where he has earned two All-Conference selections and served as a team captain. He was also part of the Panthers team that qualified for the state tournament, marking the third time in school history the program has reached the state meet. A multi-sport athlete, Pound has also competed in football and basketball. He plans to pursue a degree in Business at St. Cloud State.
"Lleyton has had an excellent junior career being a major contributor to one of the most competitive high school teams in the state." said Coach Fessler, "Lleyton brings a unique background to SCSU. He has played in more high-pressure golf situations than most high school players and thrived in those situations. His competition background along with his work ethic will help him immensely at the next level. We're extremely excited for Lleyton's future here as a Husky. "
Stetsen Brown
Brown, from Grand Forks, North Dakota, will join the St. Cloud State men's golf program as a member of the 2027 recruiting class. Brown attends Red River High School, where he has been a varsity golfer since his freshman year, earning three All-Region selections and two All-State honors. He has also been part of a team state championship during his high school career. Brown has continued to improve his scoring average each season, recording averages of 79 as a freshman, 75 as a sophomore and 74 as a junior. A multi-sport athlete, he has also competed in varsity hockey since his sophomore year. Brown has earned recognition on the A Honor Roll and plans to pursue a degree in Business at St. Cloud State.
"Stetsen will be a phenomenal addition to our men's program, being one of the top players in the Midwest he will come in and make an immediate impact on the program." said Coach Fessler, "His passion for getting better and dedication to developing his game is unmatched. We are very excited to welcome Stetsen to Huskies golf."
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