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Wesley College Wolverines: 2007 PAC Golf Championships!

2007 PAC Golf Coaches' Pre-Season Poll

PAC Coaches Select Wolverines as Pre-Season Golf Favorite
Aston, PA – Wesley College’s golf team has been selected as the pre-season favorite in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) coaches’ poll. The eight-time defending champion Wolverines received all nine first-place votes for a total of 81 points to finish ahead of Neumann College.

"It is a great honor to be competing in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) for our last year and to be selected as the preseason favorite,” Wesley head coach Rick McCall said.  “We are excited to continue to bring recognition not only to Wesley College, but for all of our teams to continue to make their mark in our region and national scene."

Neumann, the 2006 runner-up, earned a total of 68 points to finish in second place in the poll.
Alvernia College (61), College Misericordia (49), Cabrini College (44), Eastern University (32), Gwynedd-Mercy College (30), Immaculata University (22) and Arcadia University (18) and rounded out the voting.

The 2007 PAC Championship begins on Saturday, April 28th at the Center Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Institution (First Place vote) Points
Wesley (9) 81
Neumann 68
Alvernia 61
Misericordia 49
Cabrini 44
Eastern 32
Gwynedd-Mercy 30
Immaculata 22
Arcadia 18

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2007 PAC Golf Awards

PAC Announces Golf Championship and Regular Season Honors

Team Champion: Wesley College
Team Runner-Up: Neumann College

Coach of the Year: Frank Sill, Neumann College

All-PAC First Team

Andrew Geyer, Wesley College
Riley Powers, Wesley College
Will Scarborough, Wesley College
Eric Stoyanovitch, Neumann College
Mark Van Vliet, Neumann College

All-PAC Second Team

Ryan Beliveau, College Misericordia
Chris Lawler, Cabrini College
Mike Rushin, Wesley College
Tyler Smith, Wesley College
Derek Stewart, Alvernia College

PAC Sportsmanship Award Recipients

Derek Stewart, Alvernia College
Jay Willis, Arcadia University
Chris Lawler, Cabrini College
Jared Krupp, Eastern University
Frank Dougherty, Gwynedd-Mercy College
Rob Blair, Immaculata University
Ryan Beliveau, College Misericordia
Joe Coffey, Neumann College
Riley Powers, Wesley College


2007 Golfer of the Week

April 23, 2007
Wesley College’s Rob Zimmer was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Golfer of the Week for the week ending April 22nd.  Zimmer shot a 72 to take 5th place individually and lead the Wolverines to a 4th place team finish at the Wesley Spring Invitational.

April 16, 2007
Neumann College’s Mark Van Vliet (Jr, Dorchester, Ontario/ Quinnipiac) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Golfer of the Week for the week ending April 15th.  Van Vliet averaged a sub-80 (79.5) score for the week. Van Vliet’s 77 score at the Holy Family Invitational earned first place honors.

Honor Roll
Jeremy Landis, Alvernia College (Fr, Reading, PA/ Central Catholic) shot a 77 to place first at the Gwynedd-Mercy College Invitational and an 88 at the Elizabethtown Invitational.

Matt O’Brien, Immaculata University (So, Abington, PA/ Abington) shot a 76 to place third at the Tom Ruggieri Invitational II.

April 10, 2007
Cabrini College’s Chris Lawler (Fr, Plymouth Whitemarsh, PA/ Plymouth Whitemarsh) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Golfer of the Week for the week ending April 8th.  Lawler shot a 75 to receive third place honors individually.  Lawler lead the Cavaliers to a fourth place team finish at the Moravian Invitational. 

Honor Roll
Mark Van Vliet, Neumann College (Jr, Dorchester, Ontario/ Quinnipiac) shot an 80 to place 9th out of 114 golfers at the Lebanon Valley College Invitational.

Derek Stewart, Alvernia College (So, Bernville, PA/ Tulpehocken) shot two sub-80 rounds on the week recording a 79 at the Lebanon Valley Invitational and a 78 at the Moravian Invitational. 

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Championships PAC NCAA
2007 PAC Conference Championship

Dates: 04/28-04/29, 2007
Round: 2
FINAL RESULTS
Par-Yardage: 72-6500

Team Score
1. Wesley College 319 315 634
2 Riley Powers 81 77 158
T 3 Will Scarborough 79 80 159
5 Andrew Geyer 82 78 160
T 8 Tyler Smith 82 80 162
T 8 Mike Rushin 77 85 162
   
2. Neumann College 321 319 640
1 Mark Van Vliet 79 77 156
T 3 Eric Stoyanovitch 77 82 159
T 12 Greg Warrington 88 78 166
T 12 Mike Marenic 84 82 166
T 14 Joe Coffey 81 86 167
   
3. Alvernia College 333 338 671
T 6 Derek Stewart 83 78 161
16 Ryan Weaber 86 82 168
17 Doug McConnell 79 91 170
20 Jeremy Landis 85 87 172
34 Will Tonking 96 101 197
   
4. Eastern University 346 340 686
T 18 Jeff Loesser 90 81 171
T 21 Drew Krupp 85 88 173
T 21 Adam Rogers 80 93 173
23 Jared Krupp 91 84 175
T 25 Trevor Wampler 91 87 178
   
5. Cabrini College 338 354 692
T 6 Chris Lawler 77 84 161
T 14 Tim Harner 81 86 167
24 Brian Prospero 85 92 177
T 30 Matt Paris 98 92 190
32 Bret Heller 95 99 194
   
6. College Misericordia 348 347 695
10 Ryan Beliveau 80 83 163
T 18 Michael Green 89 82 171
27 Colin Hynes 90 90 180
28 Matthew Zernhelt 89 92 181
33 Andy Smith 94 101 195
   
7. Arcadia University 423 416 839
T 25 Jay Willis 85 93 178
36 Andrew Plunkett 108 101 209
37 Stefan Szygiel 99 112 211
40 Matt Benner 131 110 241
44 Greg Cianni 163 143 306
   
8. Gwynedd-Mercy College 427 421 848
T 30 Tom Santiago 93 97 190
35 Frank Dougherty 101 101 202
38 Kevin Dougherty 110 113 223
39 Troy Bixler 123 110 233
43 Ryan Gresh 144 143 287
   
Immaculata University No Team Score (NTS)
11 Matt O'Brien 83 81 164
29 Rob Blair 97 89 186
41 Tim DeLong 121 121 242
42 Nick Rohr 133 110 243

*Conference selections in bold
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2007 NCAA Conference Championship
Powers Finishes Final Round at Nationals

May 18, 2007 – Riley Powers finished the final round of the NCAA Division III National Championship tied for 74th place individually. Powers fired a 6 over par 78 to move up two places from his round three spot of 76th.

On the front nine, Powers quickly moved to -1 under with birdies on three of his first four holes. Those birdies were tempered by two bogies and a double bogie to leave him at +2 at the turn.

Powers failed to make any birdies on back nine that included four consecutive bogies. Powers four round total was 319 (+31).

The Wesley College golf team finished in a tie for 25th after missing the cut on Wednesday.

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Powers makes final cut at Nationals

May 17, 2007 – Wesley College golfer Riley Powers has made the final cut of the 2007 NCAA Division III National Championship. Powers will tee off at 12:50 p.m. on Friday, May 18 at the Hawthorns Golf and Country Club in Fishers, Indiana.

After defeating Jason Nussbaum of Mount Union College in a playoff of Tuesday to make the first cut, Powers shot a disappointing 12 over par 84 today. However, it was still good enough to keep him in the tournament tied for 76th overall. Powers has shot a three day total of 241 (76, 81, 84).

Powers is will be playing his second round without fellow Wolverine teammates after Wesley missed the cut as a team on Wednesday.

Clinton Dammann of St. John’s University, MN is leading the tournament with a 1-under (215) total after three rounds (72, 71, 72). St. John’s also leads in team standings with a 16 stroke lead over the University of La Verne.

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Wesley Golfers Fall to 25th After Second Round

May 16, 2007 – The Wesley College golfers fell into a tie for 25th place at the NCAA Division III National Championships in Indiana. After an opening round of 314 at the Hawthorns Golf and Country Club, the Wolverines had trouble early on at the Prairie View Golf Club ending up shooting a team 330, 42 shots over par.

Leading the way was Tyler Smith who shots a team best 78 (+6). Smith faired well on the new course with two birdies on the back nine.

Riley Powers ended 3 strokes behind Smith with an 81 (+9). Will Scarborough, Andrew Geyer, and Mike Rushin, each had their difficulties shooting an 85, 86, and 87 respectively.

Later in the day, Wesley found that it had missed the cut by three strokes, ending their Championship Tournament for 2007.  However, Riley Powers is in a playoff with Mount Union's Jason Nussbaum for the final individual spot to make the cut.

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Wesley Golfers tied for 15th after Round 1

May 15, 2007 – The Wesley College golfers sit in a tie for 15th place at the NCAA Division III National Championships in Indiana. Wesley shot a team 314, 26 strokes over par at the Hawthorns Golf and Country Club. Riley Powers shot a 4 over, 76 to lead the Wolverines. Powers is tied for 31st place individually.

Fellow Wolverine golfers, Andrew Geyer (+5, 77), Tyler Smith (+8, 80), and Mike Rushin (+9, 81) rounded out Wesley’s scorecard.

Rhodes College leads after the first round shooting a team 299, 11 strokes over par.

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