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2003-04 Results 2003-04 Results Nebraska Wesleyan Fall Invitational Lincoln, Neb. • Sept. 11-12, 2003 Team Results 36-Hole Total 1. Nebraska Wesleyan ................................................ 602 2. University of Wisconsin‐Eau Claire .....................611 3. Central College (Iowa)...............................................614 4. Nebraska Wesleyan JV .......................................... 616 5. Coe College......................................................................636 6. Wartburg College.........................................................644 7. Luther College ...............................................................645 Loras College..................................................................645 9. Augsburg College JV....................................................648 10. Simpson College ...........................................................651 Midland Lutheran College........................................651 12. Kansas Wesleyan University...................................652 13. Webster University.....................................................655 14. Augsburg College .........................................................658 15. York College ...................................................................677 16. Hastings College…………………………………. 680 NWU Individual Results 1. Jon Deines ........................................................76‐71=147 3. Devon Wegner................................................77‐74=151 Aaron Stockton ..............................................76‐75=151 6. Greg Jacobs ......................................................75‐77=152 12. Travis Davis.....................................................80‐74=154 Brian Hoffart...................................................75‐79=154 23. Darin Pape .......................................................78‐79=157 38. Travis Minzel ..................................................79‐82=161 42. Jeff Holm ...........................................................85‐78=163 45. Joe Wellman ....................................................75‐90=165 54. T.J. Garnett .......................................................85‐83=168 70. Mitch Tunink...................................................91‐82=173 74. Nate Kotera......................................................83‐91=174 83. Matt Ulrich.......................................................99‐84=183 Baker University Invitational Lawrence, Kan. • Sept. 17, 2003 Team Results 18-Hole Total 1. Nebraska Wesleyan ................................................ 298 2. Kansas City Community College............................305 3. Rockhurst College........................................................308 4. Baker University ..........................................................323 5. William Jewell College ...............................................324 6. Ottawa University........................................................329 7. Evangel College.............................................................331 8. Graceland University..................................................332 9. Allen Community College.........................................339 10. Kansas City Community College JV ......................341 NWU Individual Results 1. Deines ..................................................................................71 3. Davis.....................................................................................75 Stockton ..............................................................................75 8. Minzel...................................................................................77 Wagner…………………………………………… 77 York College Invitational York, Neb. • Sept. 18, 2003 Team Results 18-Hole Total 1. Newman University JV...............................................299 2. Hastings College ...........................................................314 3. Concordia University (Neb.) ...................................318 4. Southeast Community College ...............................320 5. Southwestern College ................................................321 6. Nebraska Wesleyan JV .......................................... 324 7. Briar Cliff University...................................................325 York College ...................................................................325 9. Midland Lutheran College JV ..................................364 NWU Individual Results 11. Jacobs...................................................................................78 Holm .....................................................................................78 29. Minzel...................................................................................83 35. Hoffart..................................................................................85 Pape ......................................................................................85 Frank Wrigglesworth Bluegold Invitational Eau Claire, Wis. • Sept. 21-22, 2003 Team Results 36-Hole Total 1. University of Wisconsin‐Eau Claire .....................583 2. Gustavus Adolphus University...............................593 3. St. John’s University (Minn.) ...................................602 4. Central College..............................................................604 5. Nebraska Wesleyan ................................................ 615 6. Wartburg College.........................................................620 7. University of St. Thomas (Minn.) ..........................623 8. Illinois Wesleyan University...................................624 9. Luther College ...............................................................633 10. Augsburg College .........................................................639 11. Milwaukee School of Engineering ........................650 12. Marian College ..............................................................686 13. Concordia University (Wis.)....................................703 14. Wisconsin Lutheran College ...................................716 NWU Individual Results 13. Stockton ............................................................73‐80=153 Deines ................................................................76‐77=153 26. Davis...................................................................83‐73=156 35. Wegner..............................................................83‐75=158 Minzel.................................................................79‐79=158 Twin Cities Classic Elk River, Minn. • Sept. 27-29, 2003 Team Results 54-Hole Total 1. St. John’s University (Minn.) ...................................898 2. Gustavus Adolphus College .....................................912 3. Central College..............................................................922 4. University of Wisconsin‐Eau Claire .....................925 5. Nebraska Wesleyan ................................................ 933 6. University of Manitoba..............................................937 7. University of St. Thomas (Minn.) ..........................938 8. Loras College..................................................................951 9. Illinois Wesleyan University...................................952 10. University of Bemidji State......................................962 11. Augsburg College .........................................................964 12. Wartburg College.........................................................968 Texas Lutheran University ......................................968 14. St. Mary’s University (Minn.)..................................982 15. Luther College ...............................................................983 16. Buena Vista University..............................................993 17. Milwaukee School of Engineering .....................1000 Carleton College ........................................................1000 19. Concordia College (Minn.) ....................................1004 20. St. Olaf College............................................................1015 NWU Individual Results 12. Deines .........................................................72‐80‐78=230 17. Davis............................................................75‐79‐78=232 23. Stockton .....................................................74‐81‐80=235 26. Minzel..........................................................76‐82‐78=236 56. Wegner.......................................................77‐82‐85=244 University of La Verne Invitational Beaumont, Calif. • March 11, 2004 Team Results 36-Hole Total 1. Ohio Wesleyan University........................................623 2. Nebraska Wesleyan ................................................ 626 3. Claremont McKenna College...................................637 4. St. John’s University (Minn.) ...................................642 5. University of La Verne...............................................645 NWU Individual Results 6. Davis...................................................................78‐78=156 8. Stockton ............................................................. 75‐82157 10. Minzel.................................................................82‐76=158 16. Holm ...................................................................76‐84=160 17. Deines ................................................................82‐79=161 24. Wegner..............................................................82‐84=166 31. Hoffart................................................................85‐86=171 Dual
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