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MONMOUTH COLLEGE MEN'S GOLF RECORD BOOK TEAM HISTORY The first recorded rounds of men’s golf at Monmouth College were recorded in 1896-97. The first Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference men’s golf championship meet was held in the spring of 1934 and has been renewed annually except for the WWII years of 1943 through 1945. Men's golf was begun at Monmouth in the spring of 1938 and sponsored until 1982. The sport was revived for one year in 1992 and added as a varsity sport again in 2000. Monmouth won MCAC titles in 1940, 1975 and five straight from 1977-81. Individual scores and records are incomplete prior to the 2000 season. PAGE / CONTENTS 2 Men’s Golf Coaches 2 Conference Championship Meet Results 3 Conference Men’s Golf Team Champions 5 NCAA National Championship Results 6 Individual Records 16 Team Records 18 Awards – Athletic 19 Awards – Academic [revised July 2020] 1 MEN’S GOLF COACHES NAME YEAR Unknown 1896-97 Bobby Woll 1938-60 Jim Humphrey 1961-62 Bill Hutchins 1963-65 Bobby Woll 1966-71 Bill Reichow 1972-79 Tim Sweborg 1980-82 Van Steckelberg 1992 Mike Olson 2000 Dave Ragone 2001-14 Steve Schweer (Jan. 2015) 2015-16 Cory Bizarri 2016-present MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RESULTS YEAR DUAL RECORD CONF PLACE - STROKES COACH 1896-97 6-5-1 Unknown 1938 0-3 incomplete team Woll 1939 1-2 incomplete team Woll 1940 5-1 1st - 643 Woll 1941 3-0 7th - 644 Woll 1942 4-0-1 3rd - 645 Woll 1946 2-4 incomplete team Woll 1947 3-3 6th - 629 Woll 1948 4-5 5th - 681 Woll 1949 1-4-1 8th - 687 Woll 1950 2-6 8th - 648 Woll 1951 xxx no team 1952 0-4-1 8th - 709 Woll 1953 0-6 9th - 752 Woll 1954 1-6 9th - 702 Woll 1955 0-5-1 9th - 767 Woll 1956 4-6 7th - 658 Woll 1957 1-10 9th - 715 Woll 1958 5-7 7th - 699 Woll 1959 4-8 10th - 711 Woll 1960 7-5-1 7th - 680 Woll 1961 1-12 10th - 664 Humphrey 1962 5-8-1 9th - 716 Humphrey 2 1963 3-8-1 10th - 688 Hutchins 1964 3-5-1 10th - 640 Hutchins 1965 6-1-2 4th - 616 Hutchins 1966 4-5-1 8th - 652 Woll 1967 4-5 10th - 702 Woll 1968 6-3-2 5th - 689 Woll 1969 8-3 3rd - 658 Woll 1970 9-3 2nd - 637 Woll 1971 3-7 10th - 698 Woll 1972 7-4-2 9th - 652 Reichow 1973 15-7-1 4th -651 Reichow 1974 19-0-0 3rd - 632 Reichow 1975 15-1-0 1st - 598 Reichow 1976 12-2-0 3rd – 950 (54 holes) Reichow 1977 13-0-0 1st - 616 Reichow 1978 9-0-0 1st - 629 Reichow 1979 7-0-0 1st - 628 Reichow 1980 0-0-0 1st – 471 (shortened to 27 holes) Sweborg 1981 16-2-0 1st - 632 Sweborg 1982 1-2 7th - 657 Sweborg 1992 xx 8th – 983 Steckelberg 2000 xx 5th - 650 Olson 2001 xx 5th - 654 Ragone 2002 xx 1st – 327 (Rain-shortened) Ragone 2003 xx 4th – 641 Ragone 2004 xx 1st – 637 Ragone 2005 xx 3rd – 643 Ragone 2006 xx 2nd – 944*(now 54 hole event) Ragone 2007 xx 1st – 934 Ragone 2008 xx 2nd – 976 Ragone 2009 xx 1st – 943 Ragone 2010 xx 1st – 934 Ragone 2011 xx 2nd – 967 Ragone 2012 xx T2nd – 939 Ragone 2013 xx 2nd – 788 (shortened to 45 holes) Ragone 2014 xx 1st – 953 Ragone 2015 xx 3rd – 952 Schweer 2016 xx T2nd – 960 Schweer 2017 xx 3rd – 968 Bizarri 2018 xx 5th – 953 Bizarri 2019 xx 5th – 1027 Bizarri 2020 xx Canceled due to Bizarri Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic 3 MIDWEST CONFERENCE MEN’S GOLF TEAM CHAMPIONS YEAR CHAMPION 1967 St. Olaf 1998 Knox 1934 Carleton 1968 Cornell 1999 Knox 1935 Carleton 1969 Cornell 2000 Knox 1936 Ripon 1970 Knox 2001 Knox 1937 Carleton 1971 St. Olaf 2002 MONMOUTH 1938 Carleton 1972 St. Olaf 2003 Knox 1939 Carleton 1973 Grinnell 2004 MONMOUTH 1940 MONMOUTH 1974 Carleton 2005 Lawrence 1941 Beloit 1975 MONMOUTH 2006 Knox 1942 Lawrence 1976 Coe 2007 MONMOUTH 1946 Lawrence 1977 MONMOUTH 2008 Knox 1947 Carleton 1978 MONMOUTH 2009 MONMOUTH 1948 Lawrence 1979 MONMOUTH 2010 MONMOUTH 1949 Lawrence 1980 MONMOUTH 2011 Carroll 1950 Carleton 1981 MONMOUTH 2012 Carroll 1951 Carleton 1982 Knox 2013 St. Norbert 1952 Knox 1983 Knox 2014 MONMOUTH 1953 Knox 1984 Knox 2015 Str. Norbert 1954 Knox 1985 Knox 2016 Carroll 1955 Knox 1986 Illinois College 2017 St. Norbert 1956 Knox 1987 Illinois College 2018 Lake Forest 1957 Knox 1988 Knox 2019 Lake Forest 1958 Grinnell 1989 Knox 2020 No Champion, 1959 Carleton 1990 Knox season 1960 Carleton 1991 Knox canceled due 1961 Carleton 1992 Knox to 1962 Beloit 1993 Cornell Coronavirus 1963 Knox 1994 Knox COVID-19 1964 Knox 1995 Knox pandemic 1965 Grinnell 1996 Knox 1966 St. Olaf 1997 Knox ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEN’S GOLF TEAM CHAMPIONS (joined SLIAC in 2019-20 season) 2020 No Champion, season canceled due to Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic 4 CONFERENCE MEDALISTS 1940 William Reynolds, Charles Dawson 1942 Charles Dawson 1970 Clayton Apt 1974 Norm Lydiard – 147 1975 Norm Lydiard – 138 1977 Gary Martin – 148 1978 Jim Musgrove – 153 1981 Bob Wright 2007 Doug Middendorf – 74-78-75 — 227 (Tournament changed to 54 hole format in 2006) 2010 Rodney Clayton – 78-77-73 — 228 2015 Drake Decker – 73-77-77 – 227 ALL-CONFERENCE on Page 19 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 1975 10th place team, 943 Norm Lydiard 73-75-76—224, 2nd Ken Hospers 77-77-83—237 Rick Johnson 74-80-85—239 Dave Goranson 84-80-80—244 Dion Hoegh 87-91-84—262 1978 10th place team, 1282 Jim Musgrove 308 Dave Britton 321 Gary Martin 322 Tom Short 335 Jim Cooper 338 1979 19th place team Bob Wright 344 Tom Short 348 Bob Corrigan 366 Dave Bogash 370 Jim Cooper 373 1980 16th place team, 1237 Jim Cooper 74-77-76-77—304 Bob Corrigan 78-75-79-74—306 Scott Jones 75-78-77-77—307 Mike Meinhart 81-88-82-80—320 Bob Wright 81-84-79-76—320 1981 Individual Only - Bob Wright, 65th place 2007 28th - Did Not Qualify for Finals – 655 5 Nick Harwick 85-77—162 Justin Martin 83-80—163 Aaron Thiel 81-83—164 Lee Radford 84-83—167 Doug Middendorf 84-85—169 2009 23rd – last team to qualify for Finals – 314-305-313-324-1256 Ted Starkey 83-74-73-79-309, T69th Rodney Clayton 73-75-82-79-309, T69th Ryan Harvey 78-78-78-83-317, T100th Ryan Tapscott 80-78-80-83-321, T108th Greg Jones 90-82-85-83-340, 120th 2010 T24th – Did Not Qualify for Finals – 631 Ryan Harvey 76-76—152* Rodney Clayton 77-79—156 Ted Starkey 83-79—162 Ryan Tapscott 79-86—165 Sean McNamara 81-84—165 *tied for 5th individual after 2 rounds…lost in second hole of sudden death playoff to miss the individual cut for finals 2014 T27th – Did Not Qualify for Finals – 630 Drake Decker 77-72 – 149 David Blake 80-78 – 158 Jared Johnson 79-79 – 158 Ryan Suttles 78-89 – 167 Mike Olszewski 84-87 – 171 Note: Records prior to the 2000 season are incomplete, records reflect known scores. In most instances, records list Top 10 Performances and Individuals. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LOW 18 HOLE SCORE ALL COURSES GIBSON WOODS Performance: Performance: 1) 63 Norm Lydiard, 1975, Phoenix, Ariz. 1) 64 Norm Lydiard, 1975 2) 64 Norm Lydiard, 1975, Gibson Woods 2) 67 Ben Olson, Apr. 23, 2011, Scot-Fire GC, Monmouth, Ill. Invite 3) 67 Ben Olson, Apr. 23, 2011, Scot-Fire 3) 70 David Blake, Apr. 25, 2014, Scot-Fire Invite, Gibson Woods Golf Course, Invite Monmouth, Ill. 70 Chad Scott, Apr. 17, 2004, Monmouth 67 Brandon Kemerling, Apr. 10, 2010, Invitational Augustana Invite., Highland Springs GC, Rock Island, Ill. 6 67 Norm Lydiard, Apr. 16, 1975, Grinnell, 4) 71 Mike Olszewski, Sept. 19, 2013, Scot- Iowa Fire-Viking Invite; Apr. 25, 2014, 4) 68 Nate Monroe, Sept. 8, 2017, Duane Scot-Fire Invite Chanay Invite, Byron Hills GC, Port 71 Britt Bothast, Apr. 27, 2013, Scot-Fire Byron, Ill. Invite 68 Norm Lydiard, May 16, 1975, MCAC 71 Sean McNamara, Sept. 22, 2011, Scot- Tourn., Gibson Woods GC, Fire Invite Monmouth, Ill. 71 Matt Hawkins, Apr. 3, 2003, Monmouth 5) 69 Nate Jacobs, Apr. 18, 2015, Blueboy Invit. Invite, The Rail, Springfield, Ill. 5) 72 Nate Hopper, Apr. 28, 2018 Fighting 69 David Blake, Apr. 26, 2014, Scot-Fire Scot Invite Invite, Soangetaha CC, Galesburg, 72 Jared Johnson, Apr. 25, 2014, Scot-Fire Ill. Invite 69 Brandon Kemerling, Mar. 14, 2012, 72 Rodney Clayton, Sept. 16, 2010, Scot- Warner Classic, River Greens GC, Fire-Viking Invite Avon Park, Fla. 72 Jeff Denny, Apr. 15, 2006 69 Norm Lydiard, May 2, 1975, Gibson 6) 73 Logan Moothart, Apr. 28, 2018, Fighting Woods GC, Monmouth, Ill. Scot Invite 6) 70 David Blake, Apr. 25, 2014, Scot-Fire 73 Jared Johnson, Sept. 19, 2013, Scot-Fire- Invite, Gibson Woods GC, Viking Invitational Monmouth, Ill. 73 Drake Decker, Sept. 19, 2013, Scot-Fire- 70 Ben Olson, Apr. 11, 2011, Springfield Viking Invite; Mar. 29, 2014, Prairie Benedictine Invite, Panther Creek Fire Classic Golf Course, Springfield, Ill.; Apr. 73 Brandon Kemerling, Apr. 27, 2013, 20, 2011, Illinois College Invite, The Scot-Fire Invite; Mar. 30, Fighting Links Golf Course, Jacksonville, Ill. Scot Invite 70 Rodney Clayton, Sept.
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