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The NCGC Finals were held on November 12th, 2006.  Read about the final results.

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2006 Student Division Champions
Gianni Scilotto
Bryan Sandoval
Cal Poly Pomona

The NCGC Finals were held on November 13th, 2005.  Read about the final results.

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2005 Student Division Champions
Jeremy Appelbaum
David Grossman
University of Vermont

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On Friday September 29, 43 golfers gathered at The Pines Golf Course on beautiful Lake Isabella .  Throughout the day teams battled each other, the weather and the pine trees in what would turn out to be a great finish.  After 18 holes, Doug Richley & Larry Lynch (2005 Student Champions) found themselves atop the leader board again this year with a score of 66.  Following closely behind was Ryan Wright & Aaron Vigneault with a 69 and several other teams shot a 70.  In the open division, Tim Otteman and Rob Burgan secured the Open division championship with a score of 70 while holding off the team of Walter Schneider and James Hill, who shot a 72. 

The real excitement began when it was discovered that there was a tie in the Red Bull Final Five.  The team of Doug Richley and Larry Lynch found themselves tied with Mac Horvath and Dave Fisher at -4.  Richley/Lynch's tee shot ended up in the rough while Horvath/Fisher's tee shot ended up in the middle of the fairway.  Both teams second shots found the green but Richley/Lynch had a tough down hill putt about 30 feet from the hole, which they 2 putted.  Horvath/Fisher shot ended up about 15 feet from the hole.  After watching his partner's putt come up short, Dave Fisher stepped up and nailed the putt to win the Red Bull Final 5!!

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The 4th annual Connecticut Golf Championship and NCGC Local Qualifier hosted by Fairfield University and partnered with Sacred Heart University took place 

Saturday, September 30, 2006.  Players enjoyed a beautiful day in Southeast Connecticut filled with competitive golf and fun on the links.

The first of twenty- two teams teed off at 12:00 p.m. at the D. Fairfield Wheeler Golf course in Fairfield, Connecticut. With expectations high and a very competitive playing field, the lead changed hands several times throughout the afternoon.

At the end of the day, it was AJ Restaino and Pat Scanlan, who are currently juniors at Fairfield University, reclaiming the championship with a 4 under par 67. The pair won the 2004 event as freshmen and will be returning to Las Vegas to represent Fairfield University in the CGA's National Collegiate Golf Championship at the Badlands Golf Club.

Runners up at the Fairfield event were juniors Chris Andrews and Geoffrey Griffin. 3 rd place went to FU freshmen Matt Holmes and Sean Deale.

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Baltimore, MD – October 7 th started out like any other morning. The sun came up, the dew was fresh, and the clouds were gorgeous. Unfortunately, Mother Nature decided to alter her plans severely. Despite temperatures in the 40's, heavy winds, and pounding rains, 36 golfers competed in Loyola College's CGA Qualifying Event on Saturday, a day that no one will forget. At times, the mighty Longview Golf Course played like a miniature golf course, complete with puddles on the greens and a man named Oscar daring you to pay the all-day rate of $6 before 4pm. He once played 12 times, he brags, before the putter became too much to handle. Regardless, the Alumni team of Eamonn Golden and Dan McCartin fired a 1-over par 71 to take home the coveted title. Fellow alumni, Pierre Walden and Kevin Doyle, went on a “birdie flurry” down the stretch to wrap up a second place finish with a 72. The team comprised of Tournament Director and rhombus enthusiast Eric Eckenrode and Jeff Eckenrode limped to a 3-over par 73 and third place honors. We're still awaiting word from Jeff's beard regarding the loss.

On the student side, Brian Holland and “Smooth” Chris Bedard fired a 3-over par 73 to take home top honors. Ken Schulz and Paul Herrmann, who drove 3 hours from Rutgers to participate, took home 2 nd place with a 5-over 75. Loyola favorites, Matt Andrews and Paul Kremer took home 3 rd place honors with a 5-over 75, losing to Ken & Paul on a match of cards. Afterwards, Andrews said, “I think I was a bit too tall today. The height discrepancy between my partner and I was too much to overcome down the stretch.”

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Forest Akers East on the campus of Michigan State University played host to this years CGA regional qualifier. The colors of fall framed the course and provided a nice backdrop to the days events. With 8 teams competing, the first teams teed off at 11:40. 7 holes into the event, the team of Dubois and Werner began to run away with the event. The two teams closest to the pair tied for second with a score of 74. Overall the day was a success and team of Dubois and Werner will represent MSU very well at the tournament.

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Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Office of Campus Recreation hosted the Las Vegas Challenge Golf Tournament Friday, September 22nd . The tournament was a local qualifying super site for the National Collegiate Golf Championship in cooperation with the Collegiate Golf Association, The National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association and Red Bull. Business graduate student Jonathan Brumleve and senior liberal studies major Jake Bushue came in first place in the student division and overall, with a score of 62. The two winners receive an expense-paid trip to Las Vegas to compete in the National Championship Tournament Sunday, Nov. 12, at the Badlands Golf Course in Las Vegas.

In addition to the winning team, 10 student teams and 14 other teams comprised of faculty, staff, alumni and community members participated in the event. All division winners and student teams in second and third place have the opportunity to participate in the national tournament, but most pay their way to Las Vegas. A second trip to Las Vegas was won by Mat Skibiski and Brad Arthur for palcing 1 st in the Red Bull Final 5 Competition. Red Bull will provide an expense paid trip for that winning team. SIUE Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Narbeth Emmanuel, and teammate, Campus Recreation Assistant Director Larry Bennett, took first in the faculty and staff division with a score of 72. In the alumni and community division, Keith Becherer and Andy Robinson took first place with a score of 70.

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This past Sunday, the University of Iowa hosted the 2006 Intramural Golf Championships at beautiful Finkbine Golf Course.  Eighty-six golfers enjoyed a gorgeous day of golf and competed for spots in the National Collegiate Golf Championships in Las Vegas in November.  The event was a two-person best shot event.  The student division champions received a bid to participate in the National Collegiate Golf Championships.

In addition to the best shot format, numerous contests were available for all golfers.  Some of the contests included the Coca-Cola Chipping Contest, Long Drive Contest, Long Putt Contest, Closest to the Pin Contest, and the Red Bull Final Five Contest.  The champions of the Red Bull Final Five Contest also receive a spot in the National Collegiate Golf Championships.  Following the golf, players were invited to a grilled lunch at the Finkbine Outdoor Gazebo, just off the 18 th green.

With a beautiful day for golf, the many of the scores were quite low.  The champions of student division were Christian McCracken and Tyler Dunham, shooting a 6-under, 66.  Eric Heinkel and Gardner Fuller finished in 2 nd place, only one stroke behind at the 67.  The Red Bull Final Five Contest was won by Adam Tiedt and Nick Miller, who shot a 3-under par on their final five holes.  The McCracken/Dunham and Tiedt/Miller teams are scheduled to represent the University of Iowa at the National Collegiate Golf Championships in Las Vegas in November.

Recreational Services at the University of Iowa would like to thank all the golfers for participating, as well as all those who support our tournament, Finkbine Golf Course, Coca-Cola, Red Bull, Colleigate Golf Alliance, and the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association.

University of Miami National Collegiate Golf Championship Local Qualifier a big success

October 2, 2006

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Coral Gables, Florida - University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida continues to attract prestigious sporting events, and was selected as a qualifying venue for the fifth Annual Collegiate Golf Alliance (CGA) National Collegiate Golf Championship. "The tournament went really well, the weather cooperated, good scores were posted and everyone had fun!” said Tom Soria, Tournament Director at University of Miami.

There were a total of 71 golfers at the tournament where a $25,000 putting challenge took place as well as the Red Bull Final 5. Red Bull had a tent set up with a live DJ during the day while players registered and were getting pumped up before tee off.

The student winners of the tournament were Eric Covert and Curtis Easton whom posted a 65, -7. They were tied with another student team Chris Lafrate and Pat Coleman, whom lost to Covert and Easton in the tie breaker system. Jeff Greyber and Adam Spector took third place with a score of 66, -6. However, Greyber and Spector did not go home empty handed as they won the Red Bull Final 5 at -3 under par!!!

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The 2006 NCGA Nebraska Regional 2-Person Golf Scramble was held Sunday, September 17, 2006, at the Highlands Golf Course, in Lincoln, NE. Forty teams competed for the chance to advance to the National Collegiate Golf Championships to be held in November at the Badlands Golf Club in Las Vegas. The team of Neil Carmody and Kenton Schreiner, from Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, won the student division with an 18-hole scramble score of 63.

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Winners of Southern Miss Comcast Golf Classic Advance to Las Vegas Championship

Hattiesburg, Miss. —The Southern Miss Comcast Golf Classic was again the premier golf event of the season as the Division of Student Affairs, students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends came together on Saturday, October 7, 2006, to recognize and support a variety of Southern Miss scholarships. Prior to tee time, each team of golfers designated a particular scholarship program within Student Affairs that would benefit from their play.

The three Championship flight division winners have advanced to the national championships to be held November 10-13, 2006, at the Badlands Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nevada. The three division categories included Student/Student, Faculty/Staff, and Alumni/Community, and the winners in each division were Shea Magee and Dane Reiter, Dave Beckett and Kerry Geroux, and Justin Cockrell and Dave Melancon, respectively.

There was also a second flight with the same divisions named the Joe Paul flight. The winners of the three divisions of the Joe Paul flight were Britt Walker and John Richards, Robert Hedgepeth and Lance Blackwell, and Jerry Pierce and Don Oberhelman, respectively.

The two-person scramble began with lunch and then a shotgun start at 12:45 p.m. at the championship Canebrake Golf Course, rated no. 3 in the state by Golf Digest . “This year's tournament field was the largest we've had with 120 players,” stated Dr. Paul, vice president of student affairs at The University of Southern Mississippi. “The proceeds will be able to fund nearly 30 student scholarships and stipends.”

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On October 8, West Virginia University held its local qualifier for the Collegiate Golf Alliance's National Collegiate Golf Championships. It was a perfect day for golf, with unseasonably warm temperatures and sunny skies. Soggy course conditions, however, made for a difficult scoring day. A difficult day, that is, for all but one team.

The two-man squad of Scott Dobak and Chris Sutton blistered Lakeview Resort's challenging Mountainview Course for an 8-under-par 64. Four birdies and an eagle fueled a 6-under-par front side, and they added two more birdies on the back nine en route to their 5-stroke victory. Dobak and Sutton will move on to Las Vegas to compete in the National Collegiate Golf Championship in November.

Two other under-par scores were registered, with Matt D'Angelo and Chris Mitchell's 69 taking second place. Before the last group of the day came in, there was a three-way tie for third place at 72. Jamon Wolfe and Matt Justice, however, broke that tie by shooting a 1-under 71 to capture third place.

After struggling for most of the round, a Miami University (Ohio) duo took full advantage of the opportunity presented by the Red Bull Final 5. John McCarthy and Brad Rhodus blew away the competition by carding four birdies in the final five holes to win the Red Bull Final 5 Competition.