2002-2003 FSU Seminoles Seminoles in the Pros ver 20 former Florida State golfers The major benefactors of the new Florida State golf facil- from the PGA, LPGA and Senior ities include Dave Middleton, Ms. Maggie Allesse, Mr. Buddy tours joined a list of celebrities who Runnels, Mr. Charlie Van Diver and former Seminole football returned to campus to play in the and golf coach Don Veller. O2001 Seminole Pro-Am sponsored by Arvida These former Seminoles have earned victories on various and the Seminole Tribe of Florida. PGA Tour professional tours. star Jeff Sluman, Senior Tour stars Hubert Green and Bob Duval headlined the group of Seminole golfing greats who’s play benefited the tournament and celebrated the dedication of the Dave Middleton Golf Center. “This was truly a great weekend for Florida State golf and the sport itself in our community,” said FSU Director of Athletics, Dave Hart. “I think everyone is amazed at the improved facilities at the Don Veller Course Kenny Knox earned three P.G.A. and the Dave Middleton Golf Center. It truly allows the Tour victories during his professional career. Seminole student-athletes and friends to practice and play at one of the most advanced facilities in the nation. We are excited about our new home for Florida State golf and believe we now offer a player the very best in a teaching facility through the generosity of our loyal supporters.” The Pro-Am, which is in its third year of competition, was the most star-studded in FSU history. The tournament marked the beginning of Florida State’s new relationship with Arvida and its new Southwood golf course that opened in Sept. 2002. Prior to the start of the Pro-Am, FSU president Sandy D’Alemberte dedicated the Dave Middleton Golf Center. The wonderful new state-of-the-art facility houses the Professional Golf Management Program and the new pro shop. In addi- tion the facility includes a brand new clubhouse, locker rooms and a restaurant and grill. A clinic for junior golfers was held this morning before the kickoff of the football game. Hubert Green is one of the most successful golfers on the senior P.G.A. Tour. 30 • Seminoles in the Pros Men’s Golf Media Guide
Paul Azinger Brian Kamm PGA Tour Victories (12): 1987 Buy.Com Tour Victories (1): 1992 Phoenix Open, Panasonic Las Vegas Panama City Beach Classic. Invitational, Canon Sammy Davis, Jr, Greater Hartford. 1988 Hertz Bay Hill Classic. 1989 Canon Greater Hartford Open. 1990 MONY Tournament of Champions. 1991 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. 1992 THE TOUR Championship. 1993 Memorial Tournament, New England Classic, PGA Championship. 2000 Sony Open in Kenny Knox Hawaii. International Tour Victories (2): 1990 BMW PGA Tour Victories (3):1986 International Open (Europe). 1992 BMW International Open Honda Classic. 1987 Hardee’s Golf (Europe). Classic. 1990 Buick Southern Open. Bob Duval Sr. PGA Tour Victories (1): 1999 Emerald Coast Classic. Jeff Sluman PGA Tour Victories (5): 1988 PGA Championship. 1997 Tucson Chrysler Classic. 1998 Greater Milwaukee Open. Hubert Green 1999 Sony Open in Hawaii. 2001 B.C. Open. PGA Tour Victories (19): 1971 Houston Champions International. 1973 Tallahassee Open, B.C. Open. 1974 Bob Hope Desert Classic, Greater Jacksonville Open, IVB-Philadelphia Golf Classic, Walt Disney World National Team Championship (with Mac McLendon). 1975 Southern Open. 1975 Dunlop Phoenix. 1976 Doral Eastern Open, Greater Jacksonville Open, Sea Pines Heritage Classic. 1977 U.S. Open Championship, Irish Open. 1978 Hawaiian Open, Heritage Classic. 1979 Hawaiian Open, First NBC New Orleans Open. Jerry Ford Invitational (co-winner). 1981 Sammy Davis, Jr. Greater Hartford Open. 1984 Southern Open. 1985 PGA Championship. Sr. PGA Tour Victories (3): 1998 Bruno’s Memorial Classic. 1999 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf (with Gil Morgan). 2000 Audi Senior Classic. Kroger Senior Classic. Nolan Henke PGA Tour Victories (3): 1990 B.C. Open. 1991 Phoenix Open. 1993 BellSouth Classic.
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Nolan Henke (1985, 1986, 1987) – All-America first- Endowed Scholarships team in 1987 … All-America second team in 1985 and 1986 Hubert Green Men’s Golf … the only three-time All-America in school history … fin- Jim Huber ished second in the NCAA Championships as a senior in 1987 Bill Kirkland … Florida State finished seventh in the NCAA Championship David Middleton All-Americans in 1987 … won seven tournaments as a Seminole … won Stephen C. Saterbo the 1986 Porter Cup, 1987 American Amateur and 1987 Tom Woodruff Todd Crandall (1974, 1975) – All-America honorable mention in 1974 and 1975 … one of five Florida State Monroe Invitational … attended Florida State from 1984-87. golfers to earn All-America honors multiple times. Roger Winchester (1989, 1990) – Honorable mention Kenny Knox (1977) – Honorable mention All-America in All-America in 1989 and 1990 … was the Seminoles’ No. 1 1977 … earned four varsity letters winners as a player at golfer for three consecutive years … one of five Florida State Florida State from 1975-78. golfers to earn All-America honors multiple times … played on Florida State’s NCAA Championships team in 1990 as the Grant Turner (1979, 1981) – All-American third team Seminoles finished in eighth place … former English in 1979 and 1981 … helped Florida State finish 18th at the Amateur Champion. NCAA Championships in 1979, 14th in 1980 and 15th in 1981 … earned medallist honors for Florida State at the 1979 Duke Donohue (1989) – Honorable mention All- Chris Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational … one of five Florida America in 1989 … a member of Florida State’s 1987 team State golfers to earn All-America honors multiple times. that finished seventh at the NCAA Championships. Paul Downs (1980) – Honorable mention All-America in Andy Purnell (1990) – Honorable mention All-America 1980 … played on three NCAA Championship teams (1979, in 1990 … a leader on Florida State’s 1990 team which fin- 1980, 1981) and helped the Seminoles to a 14th place finish ished in eighth place at the 1990 NCAA Championships. in 1980. Bobby Cochran (1993) – Honorable mention All- Steve Keppler (1982) – All-America third team in 1982 America in 1993 … a senior leader on Florida State’s 1994 … a member of Florida State’s 1980 and 1981 teams that NCAA Championships team which finished 16th in the event played in the NCAA Championship. … an All-ACC selection in 1994. Keith Kulzer (1983) – Honorable mention All-America Christian Raynor (1994, 1995) – All-America first in 1983 … played on Florida State 1981 and 1983 NCAA team in 1995 … All-America second team in 1994 … led the Championship participating teams. Seminoles to a school-best tying seventh place finish at the 1995 NCAA Championships … earned medallist honors at Greg Fleisher (1983) – Honorable mention All-America the 1995 NCAA East Regional Championship … earned three in 1983 … a member of Florida State’s 1983 NCAA first place finishes during his senior season … one of five Championship participating team. Florida State golfers to earn All-America honors multiple Brian Kamm (1984) – Honorable mention All-America times … All-ACC in 1994 and 1995 … graduated from in 1984 … played on Four Seminole teams that participated Florida State in 1995. Nolan Henke is the only three- time All-America in Florida State in the NCAA Championship … attended Florida State from Ken Staton (1995) – Honorable mention All-America in men’s golf History. 1980-84. 1995 … led the Seminoles to a seventh place finish at the NCAA Championships … finished 14th in the individual standings of the event … his Seminole career was high- lighted by being the individual leader after two days of the 1995 NCAA Championships. Florida State finished seventh in the event … graduated from Florida State in 1995. George McNeil (1998) – Honorable mention All- America in 1998 … also earned All-ACC honors in 1998 … earned one tournament title and 23 top-20 individual finishes … a member of the three NCAA Tournament teams at Florida State … a member of the Florida State’s 1995 team that finished seventh in the NCAA Championship … finished his career at Florida State in 1998.
32 •Men’s Golf All-Americans Men’s Golf Media Guide NCAA Championships Florida State has earned a great deal of success in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship during the illustrious history of the Seminole program. The Seminoles competed in the event four times during the decade of the 1990’s and have finished in the top-10 three times since 1985. The Seminoles finished in a program best seventh place at the 1987 and 1995 NCAA Championships. The Seminoles’ 1995 team finish of seventh place was a mere six strokes behind sixth-place California. Ken Staton, who finished tied for 14th in the individual standings with a four-round total of 289, led Florida State. George McNeil and Richard Fulford finished tied for 29th with respective four round totals of 293. Christian Raynor finished in a tie for 35th which Dennis Tymosko finished 78th. Staton (honorable mention) and Raynor (second-team) both earned All-America honors for the Seminoles. The Seminoles also finished seventh at the 1987 champi- onships. Nolan Henke, the Seminoles only three-time All- American, finished tied for second in the individual stand- Roger Winchester played on Florida State’s 1987 NCAA ings. Henke finished six strokes behind the individual Tournament team. medallist, Brian Watts of Oklahoma State. The four-day score for the Seminoles was 1,191 – four strokes behind sixth-place Arkansas.
Ken Stanton helped Florida State to THE 2003 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT, HOSTED BY OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, a seventh place finish in the 1995 NCAA TAKES PLACE APRIL 28-31. Championship. Florida State’s Top NCAA Championships Finishes 1987 Final Team Results 1995 Final Team Results Place Team Score Place Team Score 1. Oklahoma State 1,156 1. Oklahoma State 1,160 2. Stanford 1,156 2. Wake Forest 1,176 3. Texas 1,157 3. Oklahoma 1,177 4. Arizona State 1,164 4. Ohio State 1,185 5. Southern California 1,165 5. Houston Baptist 1,186 6. California 1,166 6. Arkansas 1,187 7. Florida State 1,168 7. Florida State 1,191 FLORIDA STATE’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES Year Florida State Finish Score 1956 5th 606 1957 4th 707 1958 T14th 607 1965 6th 595 1968 10th 1180 1969 12th 257 1979 18th 922 1980 14th 215 1981 15th 1189 1982 26th 903 1983 19th 902 1987 7th 1191 1990 8th 1169 1994 16th 582 1995 7th 1168 1996 27th 623
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FLORIDA STATE’S ACC CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES A Closer Look – 1992 9th 880 1993 8th 895 1994 3rd 877 The Atlantic 1995 5th 870 1996 4th 873 1997 5th 897 Coast Conference 1998 7th 866 The Atlantic Coast Conference boasts a rich tradition of 1999 9th 919 success in men’s golf. Each of the nine teams in the ACC is 2000 9th 911 considered to be among the best in the nation and together 2001 8th 897 form the top men’s golf conference in the nation. 2002 6th 868 Florida State joined the ACC and began competing for FLORIDA STATE’S ALL-ACC SELECTIONS Christian Raynor, who earned All- the conference championship in 1992. The Seminoles earned Atlantic Coast Conference honors in their best ACC finish, third, during the 1994 season, finished 1994 Bobby Cochran 1994 and 1995, is Florida State’s only fourth in 1996 and finished fifth during the 1995 and 1997 Christian Raynor two-time All- ACC selection. seasons. 1995 Christian Raynor Florida State finished in sixth place at the 48th annual 1998 George McNeil Atlantic Coast Conference championship tournament at the ALL-ACC TEAM Uwharrie Point Country Club in New London, Dustin Bray North Carolina N.C. It was the Seminoles’ best team finish Corey Brigham Maryland since coming in fifth in 1995. Junior Peter Bill Haas Wake Forest Mitchell finished in a tie for ninth place in Greg Jones Clemson the individual standings as he finished the Steve Marino Virginia event with a career-best 211 score for the 54- Kris Mikkelsen Georgia Tech hole event. The Seminoles finished the tour- Troy Matteson Georgia Tech nament with three of their top seven single Garth Mulroy NC State round team scores during the 2002 season D.J. Trahan Clemson including a season-best 282 in the second Justin Walters NC State round. The Seminoles three-round total of Brent Wanner Wake Forest 868 was their best at the ACC Championship Matt Weibring Georgia Tech since totaling an 866 in 1988 and was 29 strokes better than their team score during PLAYER OF THE YEAR the 2001 tournament when they finished in D.J. Trahan Clemson Bobby Cochran earned All-ACC eighth place. In addition, the Seminoles’ ROOKIE OF THE YEAR honors during the 1994 season – two-spot improvement in the team standings Chad Wongluekiet Georgia Tech Florida State’s third as a member of was the best of any of the nine ACC teams the conference. from the 2001 to the 2002 championship COACH OF THE YEAR tournament. Bruce Heppler Georgia Tech GOETZE NAMED TO ATLANTIC COAST 2002 ACC Championship Results CONFERENCE 50TH ANNIVERSARY (Team Results) MEN’S GOLF TEAM Nicky Goetze, Florida State’s head coach, has been ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP/APRIL 19-21, 2002 named to the Atlantic Coast Conference’s 50th Anniversary Old North State Golf Course/Uwharrie Point, N.C. men’s golf team as announced by commissioner John 1. Georgia Tech 837 6. Florida State 868 Swofford. In his third season as the Seminoles’ head coach, 2. NC State 841 7. Virginia 874 Goetze has led Florida State to 12 top-10 finishes during his 3. Clemson 845 8. Maryland 875 first two years as head coach. Goetze was a three-time All- 4. Wake Forest 851 9. Duke 878 American during his career as a player at Clemson. He 5. North Carolina 862 earned second-team honors as a senior, third-team honors as a sophomore and honorable mention All-America honors as FLORIDA STATE RESULTS a junior. He helped Clemson to a share of the ACC ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP/APRIL 19-21, 2002 Championship in 1990 and finished second in the individual standings of the ACC championship as a senior in 1993. Old North State Golf Course/Uwharrie Point, N.C. (Final FSU Individual Standings) Goetze earned All-ACC honors in 1991, 1992 and 1993. 6/9 Florida State 292 282 294 868 Goetze is still ranked in Clemson’s top-10 in stroke average, T9 Peter Mitchell 70 70 71 211 rounds under-par and top-10 finishes. He has also played in T23 Eric Beaty 75 69 74 218 more tournaments and more rounds than any player in T23 Rick Westbrook 72 70 76 218 Tiger history. He is also the only two-time winner of the Ping T32 Brad Lusenhop 75 73 74 222 Preview tournament. In addition, Goetze was an Academic T36 Alan Beers 75 73 75 223 All-American for the Tigers in 1992. 34• The ACC: A Tradition of Excellence Men’s Golf Media Guide All-Time Roster A-B Willis Denmark III (71, 72) Marion Hundley (55) O-P-Q-R Grant Turner (79, 80, 81) Robert Abbott (83) Carl Dicesare (69) John Hupp (80, 81) William Page III (62) Dennis Tymosko (91, 92, 93, 94) Matt Ackley (99, 00, 02) Osvaldo Domenech (70) Edward Hutchinson, Jr. (83) Ronald Pannucci (69) Dale Tyre (94) Matt Adcock (02) Donald Donahue (87, 88, 89) Jim Ihnot (72, 73, 74) Richard Parker (59) Richard Aldred (63) Mark Donaldson (98, 99, 00, 01) Bob Impaglia (74) John Parsons (63, 64, 65) U-V-W Dennis Allen (74) Johnny Doppelt (79) Alan James (76) John Passmore (97) Bobby Upton (53) Tim Allen (76) Paul Downes (79, 80, 81) Charles James, Jr. (54) John Paulk (84) Greg Vallet (81) John Allgood (74) Jason Doyle (91, 92, 93, 94) Jimmy James (53) Ryan Perna (93, 94) Neil Van Leeuwen Mark Alwin (71, 72) Bobby Dunn (55) Blair Jarrard (95, 96, 97, 98) Scott Perry (79, 80) Todd Vargo (76) Terry Anton (76) William Dunn (65) Richard Jeffers III (74, 76, 77) David Pesacov (79) Jack Veghte, Sr. (55, 56, 57) Sean Ashby (94, 95) Richard Dunlap (61) Edwin Jenking (57) Jim Peters (81) John Veghte, Jr. (84, 85, 86, 87) Tommy Aycock (83) James Duval (67) Chip Johnson (91, 92, 93) Leslie Peterson (54) Don Veller John Ayers (53, 54) Robert Duval (76) Robert Jones (72) Dustin Phillips (89, 90, 91, 92) Tice Vieira (95, 96) Paul Azinger (81, 82, 83) John Dyal (71) Mark Jury (75) Dave Philo (63, 64) Ben Voyles (71, 72, 73, 74) James Baker (94, 95, 96) Barry Dyche (94, 95, 96, 97) John Juvenal (76, 77, 78, 79) Ronald Philo, Sr. (69) Bill Voyles (71, 72, 73, 74) Anthony Ballestero (87, 88, 91) Ron Philo (85, 86) James Walker, Jr. (70) Joseph Bassett (50) E-F-G K-L Jason Pool (94, 95, 96, 97) Micheal Warnock (86) Bred Baumgardner (83, 84) Vernon Edgar, Jr. (56) Brian Kamm (80, 81, 83, 84) Robert Powell (81) Jack Watkins (82) Willian Baxter (80) Joseph Endry (65) Richard Karl (63) Keith Pritchard Wiley Watkins (51) Roy Beall (63) John Eu (81) Charles Keating (62) Andy Purnell (89, 90) Jim Webb (55) Eric Beaty (02) Robert “Chad” Eunice (91, 92, 93) James Keedy (70) Mike Quackenbush (71, 72) Rick Westbrook (01, 02) David Beck (86, 87, 88, 89) Ryan Felty (96, 97, 98, 99) Floyd “Smokey” Keeney (67) Matthew Raitz (96) Mike Whistler (71) Marcus Beck (76, 80) Jacob Ferenz (74) Mike Kiem (81) Paul Rankin (74, 75, 76, 77) Rick Wigle (80) Alan Beers (02) Doug Fischesser (72, 73, 74, 75) Roger Kennedy (63) Christian Raynor (91, 92, 93, 94) Christian Williams (87, 89, 90, 91) Bryan Bergeron, Jr. (62) James Fitzpatrick (97) Roger Kennedy (85, 86) Daniel Read (91, 92, 93) Dennis C. Williams (64) Theodore Berghaus II (69) Greg Fleisher (83, 84) James Kent (79) Phillip Reid (71, 72) James Williams (68) John Bernreuter III (71) Melvyn Fleisher (59) Steve Keppler (80, 81, 83) William Rice (50) Jason P. Williams (93, 94) John “Bunk” Berry (55, 56, 57) Barry Fleming (74, 75) Mike Keymont (79) Keith Rick (90, 91, 92, 93, 94) Joseph Williams (88) Nathan Bertsch (96, 97, 98) Richard Fletcher (78) Kenny Knox (75, 76, 77, 78) Jeff Robinson (88) Robby Wilson (71, 72) Dave Bianchi (71, 72) Scott Fletcher Tom Krystyn (84, 85, 86, 87) Jeremy Robinson (85, 86) Roger Winchester (87, 88, 89, 90) Charles “Bunk” Berry (55, 56, 57) Richard Fulford (94, 95) Keith Kulzer (81, 83, 84, 85) Richard Ross (63) Louis Winters (83, 84, 85) Mark Blair (63, 64, 65) Doug Flynn (88) Robert Kurvin (63) Patrick Ruane (97) William “Dink” Wise (56, 57, 58, 59) David Boeff (79, 80, 81) John Foster (76) Neil Labar (57) John Ruby (71, 72, 73) Woodie Woodward (71) Richard Bogdanoff (75) Ashley Fraleigh (61) Peter Lambo (71, 74) Ronald Rusk (73) James “Buz” Wooten (76, 77, 78) Talley Bludworth (53) Ashley Fraleigh, Jr. (85) Dave Lee (63) Nomie Wright (55) William Boutwell III (66) John Fraleigh (61) Sonny Lee (49) S-T Rudy Boyd (53) Barry Franzese (71) Dustin Leinbach (99) Mike San Filippo (71, 72, 73, 74) X-Y-Z Guy Bradley (98, 99, 00) Thomas Freeman (50) Jeff Lemaster (85, 86, 87) Jim Sargent (72) James Yangkon (72) Terry Brimmer (63, 64, 65) Fed Fulton (73) Andy Lewis (99, 00, 01) Stephen Saterbo (79) Stephen Young (70) Paul Brown (80, 81, 82, 83) Mike Gavalas (71, 72) Robert Lone (84) Jack Sauers (71) Frank Zayatz (74) Todd Brown (88) Greg Garde (83, 84, 85, 86) Bobby Long (87) Micheal Schiffhauer (85) Ray Ziats (85, 86, 87, 88) Joseph “Butch” Bundy (94) Al Giebler (99, 00, 01, 02) Jason Lopez (97) Steve Scrafford (72) Tony Ziegler (91, 92, 93, 94) Dave Burgess (80) Vilone Giles Brad Lusenhop (00, 02) Ronald Self (71) Stan Ziobrowski (55) Tom Butscher (81) Johnny Godwin (71, 72, 73, 74) Dennis Lyons (63, 67) Mark Sestilio (01, 02) Kevin Zuelch (97) Lowell R. Goldman (65) Robert Shave (59) Mark Goldman (69) M-N C-D Casey Shea (98, 99) *Our apologies to anyone not John Calabria (71) William Gordon (73) Frank Malara, Jr. (61) Howard Sheffield (81) Peter Gottschalk (64) Billy Marcontell (82) on the list. If you know Jack Campbell (48) William “Billy” Shelton (55, 60) someone who belongs on it, Richard Campbell (74) Vincent Graffeo (95) Brian Markowitz (87, 88) Harry Shoemaker III (58) Russell Cappelen (74) Mike Grant (79, 80, 81) Ralph Matthews (80) Bob Shuman (55, 56, 57, 58) please call us at (850) 644- Don Carpenter (94, 95) Downing Gray, Jr. (61) Randy McCoy (76) Richard Shulman (58, 59, 60, 61) 1077. Steve Carrington (94, 95) Steve Greek (83, 84, 85, 86) Sean McCrone (84, 85, 86, 87) Fred Simons (89) Chris Cavanagh (91, 92, 93) Hubert Green (68) George McNeill (94, 95, 96, 97) Josh Skivington (93, 94) Micheal Cheek (70) Dick Grout (72) Richard Mead (53) Kelley Slay (83) Lee Chill (79) Mark Guttenberg (74) Mike Medrow (71, 72, 73) Dave Sliney (63, 64) Randy Church (53) Allan Menne (79) Jeff Sluman (79, 80) Bobby Cochran (91, 92, 93, 94) H-I-J Hank Mercer Ryan Snowden (97) Craig Cochran (94, 95, 96, 97, 98) Tom Hall (53, 54, 55, 56) Staff Mergenthal (53) Mike Sorel (79, 80) Thomas Cochran (94, 95, 96, 97, 98) Corey Hamlin (91, 92, 93, 94) Robert Mielnikowski (63, 64, 65, 66) Todd Spenla (86) James Conace (68) Kris Hannah (98, 99, 00, 01) Jeffrey Miller Hub Spooner, Jr. (67) Brian Cook (94) Bob Harbison (53) Peter Mitchell (00, 01, 02) Ralph Spuehler, Jr. (73) Hal Cook, Jr. (76, 77) Steve Hart (79) Mark Monroe (97) Ken Staton (91, 92, 93, 94) Allen Cooke (77) Bob Harwood (53) Richard Montney (51) Carl Ste-Marie (93, 94) Todd Crandall (72) Dick Hauff (55) Andrew Moore (62) Richard Stephens (70) Jeremy Cranford (94, 95, 96) Brian Hawver (98) Terry Moore (68) Ron Sterrett (80) Bob Crawford (55) Kim Heisler (72, 74) John “Jay” Morelli (68) Jeff Stewart (83) Ronald Crim (69) Nolan Henke (83, 84, 85, 87) David Morris (55, 56, 57, 58) Mark Stillwell (95, 96) Jim Crowley (79, 80, 81) Earle Henn, Jr. Johnothan Morrow (81, 83, 84, 85) Randolph Stow (71) William Crusselle, Jr. (72) Robert Hill (87, 88) Rusty Mosley (01) Pete Sullivan (71) Tom Cumbie (52) David Hillman (87) Richard Moss (60) Rickard Sundqvist (93) Charles Cunningham, Jr. (57) Frank Hirt (53) Micheal Muldoon (80) Thomas Sweeney (84) Peter “Chip” Curley (76, 77) Chris Holcombe (80) Steve Mullen (71, 72, 74) David Thompson (87) Pete Curry, Jr. (68) Lee Hollingsworth (76) Greg Nichols (88) Edmund Thompson III (70) Robert Daniel (56) David Holt (90, 91, 92, 93) Ralph Nigro (76) Keith Thompson (87) John Danielson (63, 64, 65) Tom Homa (81, 83) Gary Niland (78) Ray Thompson (71, 72, 73) Ray Daley, Jr. (63) Ted Hopkins (71, 72) Rembrandt Noble (60) John Tighe (88, 89, 90) Douglas A. Davis (91) Mark Horton (83, 84, 85) Emanuele “Manny” Nordone (62) Wayne Timberman (60) Douglas Davis (63) Robert Huber, Jr. (70) Edward Nuneville (71) Micheal Tirpak (94) William Davis (71) Bernie Hueber (74) Brad Nycum (81) Tom Toski (72) Miles Dean (50) Dick Huff (55) Jeff Turcot (72) John Huggan (80) All-Time Roster • 35