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Ohio Dominican University Kisor Classic Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville Men's Golf Statistics Golf 9-16-2010 Ohio Dominican University Kisor Classic Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/mens_golf_statistics Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the Sports Studies Commons This Statistics is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in Men's Golf Statistics by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ODU Kisor Classic Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 72-7101 Fin. School Scores I Ohio Dominican U. 307 298 605 T 3 Tyler Sebert 74 74 148 6 Gary Wright 76 75 151 7 Alex Nikias 76 76 152 11 Kevin Hartoin 83 73 156 T24 Joshua Wolfe 81 83 164 2 Cedarville Univ. 310 311 621 Brigham Michaud 72 71 143 T 12 Chris Bennington 78 80 158 T 18 Ben Mounts 80 81 161 T 21 Nick Bigler 80 82 162 T24 Matt Yeiter 85 79 164 3 SUNYDelhi 320 310 630 2 Thomas Garby 76 69 145 T 12 Justin Hearley 75 83 158 T 18 Ryan Evans 81 80 161 T29 Kyle Lewis 88 78 166 38 Caleb Blass 89 84 173 4 Lake Erie College 316 317 633 5 C.J. Milo 74 76 150 T 8 Frank Whites 77 78 155 T 15 Mike Guarino 82 78 160 T 32 Matt Hennessey 83 85 168 T46 Troy Hunter 93 86 179 5 Walsh University 322 316 638 T 3 Cody Cutright 75 73 148 T 15 Collin Mottice 84 76 160 T27 Andrew Fox 85 80 165 T35 SamDiegham 82 87 169 45 Carl Lemmon 81 97 178 6 Capital University 327 330 657 T 8 Stephen Moller 74 81 155 T 21 Scott Partika 83 79 162 T29 Wes Holler 82 84 166 T39 Dillon Thomakos 88 86 174 50 Andy Garcia 93 92 185 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM <fT>~\t~tui COPYRIGHT©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL ODU Kisor Classic Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 72-7101 Fin. School Scores 7 Urbana University 338 327 665 T 8 Ross O'Neil 82 73 155 T24 Cody Fisher 82 82 164 T39 Mike Dague 92 82 174 44 Nick Coleman 87 90 177 T48 Joshua Diemer 87 94 181 8 Cincinnati Christian 357 338 695 T 18 Kyle Pollock 82 79 161 T 39 Josh Burnett 88 86 174 T46 Tommy McNeil 95 84 179 T48 Corey Andrey 92 89 181 51 Danny Kester 97 89 186 Fin. Name School Scores 14 Ben Calvert OHDomincn 83 76 159 T 15 Mathew Culp OHDomincn 81 79 160 23 Jacob Nafziger Cedarville 83 80 163 T 27 Trayton Ojala Cedarville 84 81 165 T 29 Nathan Young OHDomincn 80 86 166 T 32 Arie Brown Urbana U. 83 85 168 T 32 Dave Gennett SUNYDelhi 80 88 168 T 35 Trent Roach Cedarville 85 84 169 37 James Lichtenberger SUNYDelhi 89 83 172 T 39 John Stonkus Cedarville 87 87 174 43 T.J. Pancake Cedarville 89 86 175 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM (tt,~\tiiui COPYRIGHT©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL .. ODU Kisor Classic Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS * Individual Par-Yardage: 72-7101 Fin. Name School Scores 1 Brigham Michaud Cedarville 72 71 143 -1 2 Thomas Garby SUNYDelhi 76 69 145 +1 3 Cody Cutright Walsh U. 75 73 148 +4 Tyler Sebert OHDomincn 74 74 148 +4 5 C.J. Milo Lake Erie 74 76 150 +6 6 Gary Wright OHDomincn 76 75 151 +7 7 Alex Nikias OHDomincn 76 76 152 +8 8 Ross O'Neil Urbana U. 82 73 155 +11 Stephen Moller Capital 74 81 155 +11 Frank Whites Lake Erie 77 78 155 +11 11 Kevin Hartoin OHDomincn 83 73 156 +12 12 Chris Bennington Cedarville 78 80 158 +14 Justin Hearley SUNYDelhi 75 83 158 +14 14 *Ben Calvert OHDomincn 83 76 159 +15 15 Collin Mottice WalshU. 84 76 160 +16 Mike Guarino Lake Erie 82 78 160 +16 *Mathew Culp OHDomincn 81 79 160 +16 18 Kyle Pollock CC Univ. 82 79 161 +17 Ryan Evans SUNYDelhi 81 80 161 +17 Ben Mounts Cedarville 80 81 161 +17 21 Scott Partika Capital 83 79 162 +18 Nick Bigler Cedarville 80 82 162 +18 23 *Jacob Nafziger Cedarville 83 80 163 +19 24 Cody Fisher Urbana U. 82 82 164 +20 Matt Yeiter Cedarville 85 79 164 +20 Joshua Wolfe OHDomincn 81 83 164 +20 27 Andrew Fox Walsh U. 85 80 165 +21 *Trayton Ojala Cedarville 84 81 165 +21 29 Wes Holler Capital 82 84 166 +22 Kyle Lewis SUNYDelhi 88 78 166 +22 *Nathan Young OHDomincn 80 86 166 +22 32 Matt Hennessey Lake Erie 83 85 168 +24 *Arie Brown Urbana U. 83 85 168 +24 *Dave Gennett SUNYDelhi 80 88 168 +24 35 Sam Diegham Walsh U. 82 87 169 +25 *Trent Roach Cedarville 85 84 169 +25 37 *James Lichtenberger SUNYDelhi 89 83 172 +28 38 Caleb Blass SUNYDelhi 89 84 173 +29 39 Mike Dague Urbana U. 92 82 174 +30 Josh Burnett CC Univ. 88 86 174 +30 Dillon Thomakos Capital 88 86 174 +30 *John Stankus Cedarville 87 87 174 +30 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM ('7,t.,\t~1.ni COPYRIGHT©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL ODU Kisor Classic Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS * Individual Par-Yardage: 72-7101 Fin. Name School Scores 43 *T.J. Pancake Cedarville 89 86 175 +31 44 Nick Coleman Urbana U. 87 90 177 +33 45 Carl Lemmon Walsh U. 81 97 178 +34 46 Tommy McNeil CC Univ. 95 84 179 +35 Troy Hunter Lake Erie 93 86 179 +35 48 Corey Andrey CC Univ. 92 89 181 +37 Joshua Diemer Urbana U. 87 94 181 +37 50 Andy Garcia Capital 93 92 185 +41 51 Danny Kester CC Univ. 97 89 186 +42 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM 07>~\t~tui COPYRIGHT©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL .. ODU Kisor Classic Statistical Summary Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 Course #1 Hole Par Yards Rd. l Rd.2 Rd.3 Rd.4 Total 1 4 409 4.37 4.20 4.28 2 5 557 5.53 4.96 5.25 3 3 180 3.47 3.35 3.41 4 4 396 4.57 4.49 4.53 5 5 569 5.57 5.63 5.60 6 3 200 4.20 3.47 3.83 7 4 435 4.53 4.84 4.69 8 4 432 4.63 4.82 4.73 9 4 417 4.69 4.55 4.62 IO 4 392 4.55 4.65 4.60 11 3 178 3.76 3.47 3.62 12 5 553 5.43 5.69 5.56 13 4 403 4.82 4.65 4.74 14 4 443 4.86 4.78 4.82 15 4 348 4.20 4.37 4.28 16 5 525 5.55 5.71 5.63 17 3 227 3.78 3.61 3.70 18 4 437 4.59 4.51 4.55 Total 72 7101 83.10 81.75 82.42 Double Double Hole Par Yards Eagle Eagle Birds Pars Bogey Bogey Other 1 4 409 5 69 22 6 2 5 557 18 49 26 6 2 3 3 180 6 56 34 4 2 4 4 396 5 54 33 6 4 5 5 569 13 45 24 12 8 6 3 200 4 43 34 13 8 7 4 435 1 52 35 8 6 8 4 432 2 46 37 14 3 9 4 417 4 51 32 11 4 10 4 392 4 49 36 10 3 11 3 178 3 54 31 9 5 12 5 553 9 46 33 10 4 13 4 403 2 50 30 16 4 14 4 443 1 39 44 13 5 15 4 348 11 57 29 4 1 16 5 525 1 12 49 23 7 10 17 3 227 3 41 44 12 2 18 4 437 5 48 39 8 2 Total 72 7101 2 108 898 586 169 73 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM (f>~\t~tui COPYRIGHT©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL ., ODU Kisor Classic Statistical Summary Dates: 09/16-09/17, 2010 PAR 3 SCORING EAGLES C.J.Milo Lake Erie 3.00 E Frank Whites Lake Erie Thomas Garby SUNYDelhi 3.13 +I AlexNikias OHDomincn Gary Wright OHDomincn 3.13 +1 Ben Mounts Cedarville 3.25 +2 Trayton Ojala Cedarville 3.25 +2 Cody Cutright WalshU. 3.25 +2 SamDiegham WalshU. 3.25 +2 Mathew Culp OHDomincn 3.25 +2 Tyler Sebert OHDomincn 3.25 +2 Frank Whites Lake Erie 3.25 +2 Brigham Michaud Cedarville 3.38 +3 Justin Hearley SUNYDelhi 3.38 +3 Ryan Evans SUNYDelhi 3.38 +3 Ben Calvert OHDomincn 3.38 +3 Mike Guarino Lake Erie 3.38 +3 PAR 4 SCORING BIRDIES Brigham Michaud Cedarville 3.95 -1 Thomas Garby SUNYDelhi 8 CJ.Milo Lake Erie 4.00 E Frank Whites Lake Erie 5 Cody Cutright Walsh U. 4.05 +I Kevin Hartoin OHDomincn 5 Thomas Garby SUNYDelhi 4.10 +2 Cody Cutright WalshU. 5 Tyler Sebert OHDomincn 4.15 +3 Brigham Michaud Cedarville 5 Kevin Hartoin OHDomincn 4.25 +5 Kyle Pollock CC Univ. 4 AlexNikias OHDomincn 4.25 +5 C.J.
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