The Tiger golf team is nearing the midway point of the 2003
season, with hopes that they will be able to climb into the upper
echelon of the ultra-competitive North Coast Athletic Conference by
seasons end.
Last weekend, the Tigers finished seventh in the 16-team Kenyon Cup
at Apple Valley Golf Club. Eight of the nine conference schools
that sponsor mens golf as an intercollegiate varsity sport had a
team entered, and the Tigers finished third among that group.
The Tigers low scorer was freshman Dane Sandridge
(Westfield Center, Ohio/Lodi Cloverleaf), who rallied from
an 85 on the first day to post a team-best 76 on Day 2 to finish
21st in the tournament, which was played in frigid, windy
conditions. Sophomore Andy Bonar (Lancaster,
Ohio/Lancaster) added a 163, good for 27th, junior
Adam Knowlton (Springfield, Ohio/Shawnee) finished
with a 166 (33rd), freshman Kristopher Schmelzer
(Lancaster, Ohio/Lancaster) carded a 169 (43rd) and
freshman Clinton Anderson (Mechanicsburg,
Ohio/Mechanicsburg) rounded out the top five with a 170
(48th).
Next up for the Tigers is the Denison Spring Invitational, where
many of the NCAC schools will again be competing.
Men's Golf At Kenyon Cup
Posted: Apr 08, 2003