2012 MEDIA GUIDE The 2011-12 Men’s Golf Team: Back Row (Left to Right) - Trevor Sluman, Joe Guner- man, Matt Fry, Daniel Honan, Assistant Coach Jeff Castle. Front Row - Ken Jee, Justin Koehler, Matt Lutz, Brett Myers, Adam Stasuk, Head Coach Brian Yaniger

The 2011-12 Women’s Golf Team: Back Row (Left to Right) - Carley Stenger, Liz Silber- nagel. Front Row - Airielle Dawson, Chelsea Harris, Casey VanDyke, Francesca Ruscio 2011 TIGER FOOTBALL || Section Header Table of Contents || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF

ABOUT TOWSON UNIVERSITY ABOUT TIGER GOLF TITLE: Towson University NICKNAME: Tigers DIRECTOR OF GOLF, MEN’S COACH: Brian ADDRESS: 8000 York Road, Towson, Md. 21252-0001 CONFERENCE: Colonial Athletic Association Yaniger (Loyola, ’72), 15th season WEBSITE: www.towsontigers.com ATHL. MEDIA REL. DIRECTOR: Dan O’Connell COACH YANIGER’S E-MAIL ADDRESS: FOUNDED: 1866 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (GOLF CONTACT): [email protected] ENROLLMENT: 21,464 Dustin Semonavick GOLF OFFICE PHONE: 410-704-3578 NICKNAME: “Tigers” ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: TBA MEN’S ASSISTANT COACH: Jeff Castle COLORS: Gold, White & Black ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Megan O’Brien (Towson, ‘07), 1st season CONFERENCE: Colonial Athletic Association ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS INTERN: WOMEN’S HEAD COACH: Kate Stepanek (Mary- PRESIDENT: Dr. Maravene Loeschke Kevin Hess land, ’07), 2nd season DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Mike Waddell ATHL. MEDIA REL. PHONE: (410) 704-2232 PRACTICE COURSE: Hillendale Country Club FACULTY REP: Dr. Gail Gasparich ATHL. MEDIA REL. FAX: (410) 704-3861 (6,748 yards) DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Devin Crosby PRACTICE RANGE: Fox Hollow Golf Club SR. ASSOC. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Mike Harris MEN’S GOLF: 43rd Year SR. ASSOC. ATHLETIC DIRCETOR: Nance Reed WOMEN’S GOLF: 6th Year ASSOCIATE ATHL. DIRECTOR: Margie Tversky MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1976, TOP MAJORS: Business, Mass Comm., Elementary 1978, 1983, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2010 Education, Psychology, Biology NCAA TOURNAMENTS (MEN): 2000, 2004, 2005, 2010

PRACTICE AT TOWSON Coach Yaniger’s practice sessions are Tuesday through Friday, beginning the second day of the Fall semester classes, running through November. Spring practice begins as soon as the weather cooperates. Practice consists of playing the course, managing a short game (10 yards to 70 yards) and driving. The Tigers utilize local courses for practice, the William and David Gordon signature design Hillendale Country Club, Greystone, Fox Hollow, Diamond Ridge, The Woodlands and the Rocky Point.

2011-12 Tiger Golf Guide The 2011-12 Tiger Golf Brochure is published by the Towson University Department of Athletics. Photography by Kanji Takeno, Brendan Cavanaugh and Scott Thornton. The guide is designed and produced by Towson Athletics Media Relations staff.

1 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Coaching Staff Brian Yaniger Kate Stepanek Men’s Head Coach Woman’s Head Coach 15th Year 2nd Year

The Tigers have enjoyed more top leaderboard Kate Stepanek, a two-time All-ACC golfer spots under Brian Yaniger’s tutelage than at any and four-year letter winner for the University of other time in the program’s history. Maryland, is in her third year on the Tiger golf In his 15th year as the head coach of Towson’s staff, her second as the women’s head coach. golf program, Brian has never stopped the build- Her first season at the helm of the women’s ing process that is resulting in the Tigers’ lofty team in 2010-11 was highlighted by Airielle Daw- place in the very competitive Colonial Athletic As- son’s impressive performance at the 25th Annual sociation. The Tigers are just two years removed PGA of America Minority Collegiate Golf Champi- from winning their first CAA Championship. onship. Dawson became the first golfer in program history, male or female, to win a In addition to the team successes that continue, Towson’s individual players are post- national title at Towson. ing low scores and earning high marks with such honors as Player of the Year, All-CAA, An All-Atlantic Coast Conference Player and All-Academic selection, Kate graduated All-Tournament and All-Academic. Two of his former players were named to the presti- in 2007 with a degree in Kinesiology. She played number one for the Terrapins her junior gious CAA Silver Anniversary Team. and senior years. She won several tournaments including the Taco Bell Intercollegiate The grandest of prizes in college golf is a trip to the NCAA post-season tournament. (East Carolina), the Wolverine Invitational (Michigan) and the Lady Jaguar Invitational Under Brian the Tigers have four appearances in that annual event. (Augusta State). Early on in Brian’s Towson career he took the Tigers to the top of the America East The 211 (69-67-76) she shot at East Carolina included her best 54-hole score and 18- Conference, winning that league’s tournament title three out of four years. hole round of her career. A former team captain for the Terrapins, she led Maryland in In 2002 Towson moved to the Colonial Athletic Association where golf among its scoring average twice, 77.2 in her junior year and 73.6 in her final season. southern schools is a way of life and draws national attention. Even though the Tigers Her low finish in the ACC Tournament was a tie for fourth. She finished second at the face a number of CAA opponents who are traditionally ranked among the nation’s 150 2005 Women’s Eastern Amateur Championship and was second at the 2006 Connecticut collegiate elite, Brian has been able to keep Towson’s post-season fires lit. Amateur Championship. With the Tigers clawing their way to second and third place CAA finishes in 2005 and The first female golfer at Maryland to turn pro, she competed on the Duramed FU- 2004 respectively, Towson earned at-large berths to the NCAA Tournament. TURES Tour. After qualifying school she earned exempt status and played in 14 events. In 2007 Towson threw another challenge at Brian in the form of developing a women’s Prior to joining Towson’s staff she coached the girls’ team at the Academy of the program. His expectations for its success are high. He set the same kinds of goals for the Holy Cross in Kensington, Md. She is currently employed at Lakewood Country Club as a men a decade ago. He figures to make it work again. professional pursuing LPGA certification for teaching and club pros. “I don’t change swings or alter grips,” Brian says. “I teach our golfers to make the A native of Guilford, Conn., Kate was the only girl on an all-boys team at Guilford right decisions on the golf course. I prepare them to mentally play the round, to think High School where she was team captain and team MVP in her last two years. She was about each shot.” All-State in 2002. She qualified for the boys’ state championship. She tied for 6th at the As much as he stresses the mental parts of the game, Brian realizes there’s room for league championships as a junior by shooting a 76. physical development as well. Her two younger sisters, Brooke and Morgan, played for the newly formed Guilford “We provide all of the tools for our players to work in the strength and conditioning girls’ team. Brooke began her collegiate career at Rutgers before transferring to William areas,” Brian says. “To compete today, you have to more physically fit. Our opponents & Mary where she is a junior. Morgan competed for the Tribe from 2007-11. are so we will be too.” Brian’s philosophy has produced positive results for Towson. His teams have cap- tured nine tournament titles, four conference championships and earned four trips to the NCAA Tournament in his 13 years. Three of his golfers were conference medalists. He has coached three first-team All- Jeff Castle CAA selections. Two of his players (Jeff Castle and Billy Wingerd) were named CAA Golfer Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year; another (Alex Brueggeman) was the conference’s Rookie of the Year. st Academically Brian’s charges are well above par in the classroom. His squads have 1 Year achieved the highest team GPA among the men’s varsity squads. One of Brian’s players, Mike Larkin, was honored as the CAA’s Scholar-Athlete for Golf. Another player, Nyasha Two-time Colonial Athletic Association Player Mauchaza, was selected as a first team Arthur Ashe Scholar All-American of the Year Jeff Castle was named an assistant During his coaching career at Towson, Brian has been named CAA Coach of the Year coach for the Tiger men’s golf team in 2011. three times (2004, 2005, 2010), America East Coach of the Year twice (1999, 2000) and Castle, who completed his playing career for Towson Coach of the Year for men’s sports twice (2005, 2010). In 2005 he was honored the Tigers in 2007, was the two-time CAA Player as Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. These accolades make him one of the most of the Year in 2005 and 2006. He was a four-time decorated coaches in Towson’s athletics history. All-CAA selection and a three-time Ping All- Brian’s first experience in coaching was in 1993 as head coach for the Baltimore Girls Region pick. As a junior, Castle set the Towson Maccabi Basketball team. During his tenure as coach his teams have won one gold and University single-round record when he shot a 63 at the James Madison University Invi- six silver medals in the Maccabi Games. tational. He also set the Towson University tournament record for 54 holes with a 200. For almost three decades, Brian was a sales representative for Safeguard Business Castle played in 11 college events that year without shooting a round over 74. He was Systems. Before joining the business community, Brian spent time in the communica- named the Towson University Athlete of the Year as a junior and won the Towson Invita- tions world. First, he interned at WBAL-TV in the news department, working occasionally tional as a senior. Castle was named to the CAA 25th Anniversary Team. with local legendary sportscaster Vince Bagli. He then worked as a disc jockey at WETT- While he was an undergraduate, Castle won the Maryland State Amateur Champion- Radio in Ocean City, Maryland in 1973. ship. He also competed in the U.S. Amateur Championship twice. Looking for a more sports oriented environment, Brian accepted a position at WJZ-TV In 2008, Castle finished second in the Maryland Open. He made 7 of 10 cuts on the as weekend sports anchor in 1974. He also spent time as a stringer for National Public Tar Heel Tour that year including four finishes in the top 12. In 2009, he finished fifth in Radio (NPR). The highlight of that position was an interview with Muhammad Ali just earnings on the Gateway Tour Winter Series. Castle finished second in two events while before the 1973 fight with Joe Frazier. making five of seven cuts. He also competed in four Tar Heel Tour events and made the cut in three of those four events. Castle advanced to the second stage of Tour Qualifying School that year. A native of Ellicott City, Md., Castle finished second in the Massachusetts Open in 2010. He won the Maryland Open Pro Division and made nine of 12 cuts in professional events.

2 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Coaching Staff All-Time Roster || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF All-Time Roster

MEN J W Jahries, Peter...... 1989-90 Waddell, Mike ...... 1979-80 A Jenkins, Josh...... 2006-10 Walsh, Andy...... 1987 Agate, Steve ...... 1989 Johnson, Steve...... 1993-95 Weller, Justin...... 1993-94 Alvarez, Joe...... 2006-11 Wengerd, Kane...... 1999-03 K Argenbright, Adam...... 1995-97 Wingerd, Billy...... 2001-05 Kelbaugh, Gregg...... 1985 Asher, Kevin...... 1996-97 Willoughby, Tom...... 1982 Keller, Brett...... 2007-08 Wilson, Jeff...... 1981 B Kelly, Brendan...... 2007-08 Wintsch, Joe...... 1976-79 Baloga, Chris...... 2001-05 Kelowitz, Geoffrey...... 2000-01 Wright, Louis...... 1980 Bednarcik, Michael...... 1980- Kirby, Phil...... 1978-79 Beinstein, Steve...... 1981-83 Koch, John...... 1981-84 Z Bertazan, Rob...... 1981, 83-84 Kotten, Pat...... 1985 Zentz, Tag ...... 1985-86 Bolton, Tim ...... 1989 Krug, Steve...... 2005-06 Zorn, Jonathan...... 2007-08 Bowes, Bob ...... 1977-78 Bozel, Joe...... 1982-84 L Braerman, Eric...... 1980-81 Lang, Bob...... 1976-79 Brown, Hugh...... 1981 Larkin, Mike...... 2001-05 WOMEN Brown, Matt...... 1995-96 Levine, Lee...... 2006-07 Archer, Kristi...... 2006-07 Brueggemann, Alex...... 2003-07 Liapis, Mike...... 1997-98 Dawson, Airielle...... 2008-present Brunner, John...... 1988-89 Linder, Drew ...... 1999-01 Eichelberger, Sara...... 2007-11 Bryson, Brian...... 1994-98 Loganecker, Mark...... 1986 Estrada, Alejandra...... 2006-10 Burden, Raymond...... 1980 M Gorman, Molly...... 2007-09 C Mandel, Marc...... 2000-04 Harris, Chelsea ...... 2009-present Carneal, Brian...... 2003-07 Mauchaza, Nyasha...... 2007-11 Froats, Jacklyn...... 2006-07 Caroenter, Gary...... 1970-73 McKnight, Jeff...... 1993-96 Herzfeld, Elisabeth...... 2006-11 Cartano, Steve ...... 1986-88 McWilliams, Robbie ...... 1998-02 Lehmkuhl, Kelly ...... 2006-07 Castle, Jeff ...... 2003-07 Moon, Jeff...... 1980-81 Kwak, Emily...... 2009-11 Chalmers, Joe...... 2000-01 Morekas, Spiro...... 1979-80 Reich, Morgan...... 2006-09 Chlan, Mark...... 1981 Springer, Jessica...... 2006-07 N Cote, Gregg...... 1998-02 Tutelman, Ali...... 2009 Nixon, Matt ...... 1996-99 Crawford, Marty...... 1977-79 Van Dyke, Cassandra...... 2010-present Nolan, Bill...... 1985 Weinstein, Mallory...... 2006-11 D Novak, Marty...... 1980 Woodall, Diane ...... 2006-10 Davis, Brent...... 2007-09 O Dedrich, Rob...... 2004-06 Ohm, Garrett...... 1998-00 Derby, Matt...... 1999-01 Olszewski, Frank...... 2006-09 Dietrick, Matt...... 1993-96 O’Neill, Rich...... 2006-06 Doerfler, Jerry ...... 1979 O’Shea, Bill...... 1978-79 Dove, Jay...... 2010-11 Duthie, John...... 2009-11 P Parsons, Parker...... 1984-86 E Perry, Bob...... 1980-83 Egbar, Andy...... 1984-85 Phelps, Ben...... 2001-04 Eisenacher, Tom...... 1997-00 Pietsch, Alfred ...... 1981 Feingolf, Jeff...... 1993-94 Morgan Plecker, Joe...... 1993-95 F Porter, Randy ...... 1985-86 Reich Ferrell, Tyler...... 2000-02 R played for Foxwell, Brad...... 1995-99 Reiber, Kevin...... 2005-06 Franks, Jeremy...... 2000-01 Rhodes, Mark...... 1978-80 the Tigers Francuzenko, Alex...... 1988-89 Riley, Joe...... 1984-86 Friel, Rob...... 1986-87, 89 between Riley, Tim...... 1989 Fronczek, Brian...... 2000-01 Fry, Matt...... 2010-present S 2006-09 . Scialo, Chris...... 2006-10 G Seppar, Tom...... 1988 Gattuso, Bobby...... 2011 Shaffer, Craig ...... 1978-80 Geilenkerchen, Jamie...... 1997-98 Sigman, Billy...... 1997-98, 99-00 Gilman, Charles...... 1993-95 Sims, Steve...... 1983-84 Glascock, A.J...... 1998-00 Skidmore, Matt...... 2005-06 Gombos, Jeff...... 1981-84 Sklenar, Steve...... 1987-89 Gray, Colin...... 2001-03 Sovero, Rick...... 1987 Grebe, David...... 2006-08 Sporre, Jay...... 1981 Grem, Tom...... 1976-79 Spreng, Josh...... 2001-04 Gunerman, Joe ...... 2010-present Sroka, Randy...... 2004-07 H T Hayes, Johnny ...... 2009-11 Talbot, Greg...... 2000-02 Harris, John...... 1979-80 Tanney, Jim...... 1982 Hearney, Larry...... 1981-82 Tehan, Kevin...... 2004-06 Hester, Chuck...... 1989 Tengwall, Matt...... 1996-98 Hinch, Pat...... 2007-11 Thebaud, Del...... 2002-03 Hoffman, Rob ...... 1985-86 Thiele, Ryan...... 2008-11 Hoffman, Ralph...... 1985-86 Hogg, Serge...... 1993-97 U Hopkins, Jeff...... 1981 Unitas, Chad...... 2000-02 Howie, Brian...... 1985-87 Upton, Josh...... 1998-02

3 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Men’s Season Preview New Look Tigers Have High Hopes

Towson golf coach Brian Yaniger knows that to get from one Four freshmen, a junior and a senior are scrambling to join 80-yards-in game. Improvement there could spell more under mountain top to another you have to cross a valley. Fry and Gunerrman on the travel squad. The competition is par rounds for him. The Tiger men’s golf team just happens to be playing expected to be tight. After spending a post-graduate year at the Hank Haney through one such valley right now. “At the end of our tournament that we’ll be hosting I’ll select International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head, S.C, DJ Honan, Yaniger waved a tearful goodbye last spring to a group the five guys that will play the rest of the spring,” says Yaniger. who captured a 2011 International Junior Golf title last spring, that had won a Colonial Athletic Association championship and “That group needs to be confident without worrying about quali- is going to be given every opportunity to make his case for a earned the Tigers a fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament. It was fying for every tournament. By the beginning of April we’ll have travel spot. Playing his first year of college golf, the freshman particularly hard for Yaniger to see seniors John Duthie, Nyasha the five guys who will play the rest of the year.” from Falmouth, Maine, fell short in his challenge matches for Mauchaza, Pat Hinch and Joe Alvarez depart. In 24 tournaments Senior Justin Koehler, a transfer from Anne Arundel Commu- Towson last fall but Yaniger is anxious to see how he performs over the last two years those guys had 15 top five finishes that nity College where he was a 2010 regional medalist, finished with under pressure this spring. included one first place and six second places against formi- decent numbers in the fall including a 15th-place finish at the Matt Lutz and Brett Myers did see action in the fall. Both dable competition. Joe Agee Invitational where he shot par on the opening round. need to make more progress on their final numbers. They’ll Mauchaza and Duthie showed the way. Between them they Junior Ken Jee, in his first year playing college golf, saw compete in the Towson Invitational where their scores could averaged 75.3 with 30 of their 137 rounds under par. They col- action in four events during the fall, averaging a fifth best 79.4. determine their futures. lected seven CAA Golfer of the Week honors. Duthie tied the pro- Trevor Sluman stands tallest among the freshmen. Sluman, A seventh newcomer, sophomore Adam Stasuk, who played gram’s single round record in 2011 with a 63 at Navy. Mauchaza, whose uncle Jeff Sluman is a very successful professional since two events in the fall, is out for the spring due to an injury. a two-time All-CAA golfer, graduated as the most decorated joining the PGA Tour in 1980, averaged a third best 77.1 while golfer in the history of the sport at Towson. playing in all six fall events. A long ball hitter, he’s working on his “This team is not as talented as the team we’ve had the last couple years,” says Yaniger of his 2011-12 squad, “but I’ve never had a group work harder. Their effort has been unquestioned. They’re going to wind up making some noise before it’s all over this spring.” Joe Gunerman The nine-man roster has 7.5 new faces. The one true veteran is sophomore Matt Fry. He tagged after the senior group last year. Now he’s the top man on Towson’s leaderboard. “Matt is incredibly consistent,” says Yaniger of his only letter winner. “We don’t need him to shoot 66 or 67 every time out, just to play steady golf which he is capable of doing.” Fry flashed his potential last spring when he finished ninth in a field of 110 golfers at the Villanova Wildcat Invitational. He has taken immediate charge of Yaniger’s new young herd with. His 75.4 average led the Tigers. His top showing was a seventh place finish among 72 players at the Joe Agee Invita- tional where he reset his collegiate single round low with a 69. The half veteran face belongs to sophomore Joe Gunerman, the only other returning player to swing a club for Towson last year. “I don’t think I’ve had a player who has improved the leaps and bounds as quickly as Joe,” says Yaniger. “He was a “B” team guy for us last year, never made the travel squad, shot a bunch of 80’s. Our assistant coach Jeff Castle has been working with him and it’s certainly paying off. It wouldn’t surprise me in the least if Joe isn’t a medalist sometime this spring.” Gunerrman took his only swat in 2010-11 in the Towson Fireline Invitational, carding an 84-77 to finish 61st. This past fall he answered the call to become the Tigers’ number two player, averaging 76.0. He posted his best effort in the opener at the Maryland Intercollegiate with a 2-over par and collegiate 54-hole low of 215 that tied him for 24th. His second round 67 in that event is his collegiate low. It was also the lowest 18-hole score for the Tigers for 2011 fall campaign. 2011-12 Men’s Golf Roster The other seven players on the squad are all newbies. Player Class Hometown/High School “Quite honestly we did not play very well in the fall.” says Yaniger, “We showed flashes but we just weren’t consistent. Matt Fry Sophomore Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright All the new players are adjusting to college life, developing Joe Gunerman Sophomore Brooklyn Park, Md./Holy Ghost Prep time management skills and realizing the academic load is Daniel Honan Freshman Falmouth, Maine/Cheverus substantial.” Ken Jee Junior Bethesda, Md./St. Albans The unusually warm, dry winter has allowed the Tigers to Justin Koehler Senior Arnold, Md./Broadneck practice outdoors where Yaniger has emphasized chipping and Matt Lutz Freshman Hampstead, Md./North Carroll putting in the workouts. That, coupled with the players’ better Brett Myers Freshman Damascus, Md./Damascus understanding of what it takes to compete at this level, has Trevor Sluman Freshman Rochester, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit turned Yaniger into an optimist. Adam Stasuk Sophomore Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall “I think we’ll see a drastic difference this spring,” the coach predicts.

4 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Men’s Season Preview Women’s Season Preview || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF Youthful Tigers Looking To See Who Steps Up

The Towson women’s golf program is in its sixth year of form the 2011-12 nucleus. lineup. She played in three events last fall but did not existence, and perhaps its most challenging yet. VanDyke never made it farther than the first event compete in the final two because of an illness. She carried In addition to dealing with the loss of several key this past fall. The fourth leading scorer last year with an an 86.5 average last year. players to graduation, an injury bug has attacked the 81.9 average, she’s sidelined with a recurring injury. She’s Towson’s numbers took another hit when freshman Liz Tigers to compound matters. One returning veteran is hopeful of returning to the links next fall. Silbernagel left the program after the fall season. already out for the spring with another trying to cope to Dawson paced the Tigers this past fall with a 79.1 Sophomore Carley Stenger and freshman Francesca remain on the tee. average. The senior, who is the defending PGA of America Ruscio round out the roster. Stenger played in every fall “It’s a tight situation,” says coach Kate Stepanek. “We Women’s Minority Collegiate Golf Tournament’s national event, averaging 93.3. Ruscio saw action in four tourna- have to make the most of it. This limits our numbers but champion, finished first for Towson in four of the fall’s five ments, averaging 89.0. She was Towson’s top finisher in everyone in the program is putting forth the effort to make events. She was forced to withdraw after the first round the Fighting Camel Invitational. this as successful a season as we can have.” of the Fighting Camel Classic due to an injury. Her 18-hole “Our course management has gotten better but we Three of the Tigers’ top four golfers from last year scores of 75 in the Spider Invitational and the Wendy’s need to learn how to transfer it to scoring on the course,” – Elisabeth Herzfeld, Sara Eichelberger and Emily Kwak – Invitational were low rounds for Towson for the fall. says Stepanek. “I am looking forward to the future this closed out their college careers in 2011. Herzfeld was the But a nagging injury continues to threaten her spring team has and to build a standout team in the years ahead.” last player remaining from Towson’s original team in 2006- season. 07. Kwak became Towson’s first golfer in the history of the “Airielle has a goal of finishing in the top 10 at the women’s program to finish first in a tournament, having CAA tournament this year,” says Stepanek. “With the work earned medalist honors at the Lonnie Barton. Eichelberger Airielle has put in off the course, and as the weather gets owned a share of the program’s low round score of 73 warmer, I really hope she will be able to play more pain with Herzfeld. free rounds to finish strong and leave her mark as one of Three veterans – senior Airielle Dawson, junior Chelsea the top golfers this program has seen.” Harris and sophomore Casey VanDyke – were returning to Harris is the only other letter winner in this year’s

Airielle Dawson

2011-12 Women’s Golf Roster Player Class Hometown/High School Airielle Dawson Senior Mitchellville, Md./Charles H. Flowers Chelsea Harris Junior Glenelg, Md./Glenelg Country School Francesca Ruscio Freshman Jamison, Pa./Central Bucks East Carley Stenger Sophomore Woodbine, Md./Century Casey VanDyke Sophomore Elkton, Md./Rising Sun

5 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Men’s Player Profiles Matt Fry Joe Gunerman Sophomore Sophomore Bel Air, Md. Brooklyn Park, Md. C. Milton Wright Holy Ghost Prep Business Administration Major Political Science Major

2011 FALL: Only returning letter winner from the 2011 FALL: Second on the squad after the fall com- 2010-11 team ... finished low man for the Tigers in 4 of petition with a 76.0 average ... posted his best effort in the 6 fall events ... led the Tigers with a 75.4 average the season opener at the Maryland Intercollegiate with ... posted a team high 3 rounds under par ... opened a 2-over par and collegiate 54-hole low of 215 that tied his sophomore year with a 1-over career 54-hole low him for 24th in the field of 85 golfers ... his second round 67 in that event is his collegiate low ... it was 214 that tied him for 19th at the Maryland Intercollegiate ... best finish was a tie for 7th in a field also the lowest 18-hole score for the Tigers this past fall ... broke par twice including a round of 71 of 72 golfers at the Joe Agee where he re-established his single round collegiate low of 69 on at the Joe Agee Invitational ... highest individual finish was 19th at the Georgetown Intercollegiate. the final 18 holes.

2010-11: Played in eight events, two in the fall and six in the spring ... finished 37th in a field of 2010-11: Joined the squad in the fall but did not play in any events ... played his only match 89 golfers at the Navy Fall Classic, carding a 151 (75-76) ... didn’t play again until the final match of of the year at the Fireline Towson Invitational in the spring, finishing 61st in a field of 92 golfers the fall season, placing 15th overall and first for Towson at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate with ... opened with an 84 and closed with a 77. a 227 (76-74-77-227) ... averaged 75.6 after five rounds ... played all the spring matches, averaging AT HOLY GHOST: Named Player of the Year in the Bicentennial Athletic League in both his 77.4 ... top effort was a 9th place finish in a field of 110 at the Villanova Wildcat Invitational with a junior and senior years ... also named Golden Team All County in those two years ... helped the 5-over par 147, his career low for 36 holes ... also carded his career low round of 73 in that event. Firebirds to undefeated seasons throughout high school ... Holy Ghost had won the BAL golf title AT MONTVERDE ACADEMY: Studied at Montverde while attending the Gary Gilchrist 16 straight years ... shot his career round of 67 at the U.S. Kids Golf Teen World Championships at Golf Academy near Orlando, Florida. Pinehurst No. 2 in August, 2010, finishing the event in a tie for third ... holds the school’s nine-hole record with a 30 ... also played ice hockey for three years. AT C. MILTON WRIGHT H.S.: Before attending the GGGA he spent three years at C.Milton Wright High School near Bel Air where he was coached by his mother, Bonnie Fry, the BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Full name is Joseph Howard Gunerman ... ambition is to 2005 Maryland Senior Women’s Champion and three-time runner up in the Maryland State Ama- become a lawyer ... the person he admires most is Arnold Palmer ... favorite athlete is Tiger teur Championships … the Mustangs won both the county and district team titles in 2009 … he Woods ... favorite video game is FIFA ... favorite actor is Will Smith ... favorite musician is Eminem was a first team All-County selection in his sophomore and junior years with a 37.0 scoring aver- ... an uncle, Gregory Indrisano, was a member of the University of Virginia swim team ... both par- age … he won the District V title in 2007 … he was a member of the school’s honor roll each year. ents are Penn State graduates ... his mother is president and CEO of National Geographic School Publishing ... son of Todd Gunerman and Alison Wagner ... plans to major in political science or BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Plans to pursue a degree in business man- communication studies. agement … the person he most admires is Michael Jordan … has worked as a cad- dy at Bulle Rock in the summer months … favorite book is The 15th Club … favor- ite movie is Forrest Gump ... favorite restaurant is Ruth’s Chris … his most memorable experience thus far was attending the Gary Gilchrist Golf Academy … his dad is a graduate of Frostburg and currently the president of the Greater Baltimore Committee … his mother is a Towson graduate and teacher … born August 29, 1992 in Baltimore … son of Don and Bonnie Fry.

MATT’S CAREER LOWS JOE’S CAREER LOWS 18 Holes 69, Joe Agee Invitational 2011 18 Holes 67, Maryland Intercollegiate 2011 36 Holes 147 (73-74) Villanova Wildcat Invitational 2011 36 Holes 150 (77-77) Philadelphia Big 5 Invitational 2011 54 Holes 214 (72-70-72) Maryland Intercollegiate 2011 54 Holes 215 (74-67-74) Maryland Intercollegiate 2011

Sophomore Joe Gunerman with Assistant Coach Jeff Castle

6 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Men’s Player Profiles Men’s Player Profiles || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF Daniel Honan Justin Koehler Freshman Senior Falmouth, Maine Arnold, Md. Cheverus Broadneck Psychology Major Economics Major

2011 FALL: Did not compete in any events for 2011 FALL: A transfer from Anne Arundel the Tigers. Community College where he was the 2010 regional medalist ... played in 3 events for the Tigers during AT CHEVERUS: Enjoyed a successful high the fall ... shot a 91 in his first round at Towson but school career ... averaged a state low 36.2 and was averaged 77.2 in his 8 subsequent rounds ... top the medalist in 8 of 10 matches his senior year ... effort was a tie for 15th place at the Joe Agee Invita- earned All-State recognition 3 straight years and was All-Conference all 4 years ... named MVP tional where he opened with a Towson career low par 72 ... finished the fall with a 78.7 average, of the golf team ... finished second in the Class A Individual Tournament his senior year ... also fourth best on the squad. played basketball and tennis for the Stags ... at 17 he won the 2009 Portland Country Club championship, the youngest winner in club history ... he spent a post-graduate year at the Hank AT BROADNEK: A four-year letter winner in golf for the Bruins ... helped his squad to a Haney International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head, S.C ... he won the 2011 International district title shooting a team low 73 that was his career best round ... named honorable mention Junior Golf Tournament in Hershey, Pa. in the 15-to-19 division. All-County two years in a row ... averaged 77.8 at Anne Arundel Community College with a low round of 74. BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: The person he admires most is his grandfather ... hob- bies include long walks on the beach ... summer jobs included barpacking ... favorite athlete is BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: The person he most admires is Tim Tebow ... hobbies Allen Iverson ... favorite actor is Charlie Sheen ... favorite sportscaster is Heidi Watney ... most include basketball and ping pong ... summer jobs have included caddying at The River course of memorable experience thus far was winning the IJGT title at Hershey, Pa. ... has two sisters ... Queenstown ... favorite athlete is Jeremy Lin ... favorite actor is Jerry Seinfeld ...favorite meal his dad attended Babson ... his mother attended the University of Maine ... born December 30, is spaghetti and meatballs ... favorite sportscaster is Chris Berman ... majoring in economics ... 1991 in Portland, Me. ... son of Dan and Margaret Honan. his dad is a Towson graduate ... born February 11, 1990 in Baltimore ... son of Christopher Koehler and Kimberly Himmel.

Ken Jee Daniel Honan Junior Bethesda, Md. St. Albans Economics Major

2011 FALL: In his first year with the Tigers ... a transfer from Furman but did not compete in col- legiate golf ... played in four events for Towson in the fall, posting a 79.4 average ... carded his collegiate low of 76 twice, at the Philadelphia Big 5 Invitational and on his final round of the fall at the Georgetown Intercollegiate.

AT ST. ALBANS: Lettered in three varsity sports - golf, baseball and wrestling ... played just one year of golf for the Bulldogs, averaging 37.4 ... captained that team ... tied for third in the Interstate Athletic Conference’s golf championship ... named All-IAC in golf ... helped the Bulldogs win an IAC championship in baseball ... a shoulder injury ended his baseball career as a catcher ... he batted .384 in his junior year ... he wrestled at 152, 160 and 171 ... two-time recipi- ent of the Kenji Toda Award.

BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Ambition is to play golf professionally or pursue a career in financial consulting ... won the junior club championship at his club twice ... hobbies include fishing, light exercise and reading ... favorite author is Malcolm Gladwell ...favorite movie is American Psycho ... favorite restaurant is Zaxby’s ... favorite sportscaster is the Golf Channel’s Brandel Chamblee ... his dad attended Case Western Reserve and is an oral surgeon ... his mother attended Vassar and is a physician ... carrying a 3.934 grade point average as an Economics major ... born January 4, 1990 in Washington, D.C. ... son of Arthur Jee and Martha Cole.

7 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Men’s Player Profiles Matt Lutz Trevor Sluman Freshman Freshman Hampstead, Md. Rochester, N.Y. North Carroll McQuaid Jesuit Undeclared Pre-Business Administration Major

2011 FALL: Played in one event in the fall for the 2011 FALL: Made the top five and played in every Tigers, carding a 245 (85-82-78) at the Hartford Hawk event, averaging 77.1 for 17 rounds, third best on the Invitational ... averaged 81.6 for his 3 rounds. squad ... got off to a good start when he shot an 8

AT NORTH CARROLL: Helped the Panthers over par 221 that included a 70 in the Maryland Inter- to their first ever state golf title in his senior year collegiate ... that 70 was the third lowest round for ... he led North Carroll with a 2-round score of 153 (77-76) ... the Panthers won the county and a Tiger for the fall ... finished first for Towson in the district titles as well ... named first team All-County ... wrestled for the Panthers his sophomore Philadelphia Big 5 tourney where he tied for 25th with an 8 over 148 ... that was his highest finish year. for the fall. AT MCQUAID JESUIT: Team captain his senior year ... closed out his high school ca- BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Would like to play on the PGA Tour someday ... favorite reer with a 38.0 average ... earned All-State recognition his senior year and was named to the athlete is Tiger Woods ... favorite pro teams are the Ravens and Orioles ... listens to Lil Wayne ... All-Greater Rochester Team ... led the Knights to three sectional titles and was a three-time All- winning the state high school championship is among his most memorable experiences ... his Sectional player. mother, a school principal, attended the College of New Jersey, Lehigh and Johns Hopkins ... his dad attended the University of Baltimore ... has one younger brother ... born July 6, 1993 in BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Ambition is to pursue a career in international business, Towson ... son of Kevin and Lori Thalheimer. possibly turn professional in golf ... his uncle is Jeff Sluman, a very successful golfer since joining the PGA Tour in 1980 ... favorite pro athlete is Luke Donald ... hobbies include playing tennis and Xbox ... favorite video game is Call of Duty ... most memorable moment was competing in the 2011 International Junior Masters Championship’s final match before a huge crowd ... he finished second in a match that lasted 20 holes ... favorite television show is Friday Night Lights ... favorite actor is Edward Norton ... his mother attended St. John Fisher College ... born September 17, 1993 Brett Myers in Rochester, N.Y. ... son of Brad and Christina Sluman. Freshman Damascus, Md. Damascus Undeclared

2011 FALL: Saw action in 2 events during the Adam Stasuk fall ...finished midway in the pack of 114 golfers at the Philadelphia Big 5, shooting a 154 for the 36 holes that Sophomore included his collegiate low round of 75 ... played the Baltimore, Md. fall’s final tournament at the Wendy’s Kiawah Classic Calvert Hall ... averaged 82.0 for his 5 rounds. Sports Management Major AT DEMASCUS: Placed third in the state tournament his senior year when his team was runner up ... he was 10th as a freshman ... led the Hornets to their first county boys golf title by 2011 FALL: Played in two events for the Tigers in carding a tournament low 73 ... averaged 35.1 for nine holes ... also played baseball and basketball the fall ... averaged 79.5 for 6 rounds ... low round for at Damascus. the fall was a 74 in the Georgetown Intercollegiate ... BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: The person he most admires is Bill Gates ... hobbies tied for 50th at the Joe Agee Invitational ...a transfer include all sports and exercise ... held a summer job as a cart boy at a golf course ... has volun- from CCBC Essex but did not compete. teered in a soup kitchen ... favorite athlete is Tiger Woods ... favorite book is Dr. Seuss’ Cat in the AT CALVERT HALL: Helped the Cardinals to a second place finish in the Maryland In- Hat ... favorite actor is Denzel Washington ... favors a steak at Ruth’s Cris ... favorite sportscaster tercollegiate Athletic Association tournament his junior year ... averaged 38.5 for his high school is Kirk Herbstreit ... his dad attended Maryland, his mother attended James Madison ... born career ... his career low for 18 holes was 69 ... a member of the National Honor Society and Span- December 22, 1992 in Gaithersburg ... son of Glenn and Theresa Myers. ish Honor Society at Calvert Hall ... also played soccer in his freshman and sophomore years as a left midfielder ... part of the Cardinals’ MIAA soccer championship team in his sophomore year. BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: The people he admires most are his parents ... ambition is to pursue a career as a club golf professional ... favorite pro team are the New Orleans Saints ... favorite athlete is Drew Brees ... enjoys listening to the Number One Gun ... favorite television show is Criminal Minds ... has one younger sister ... born May 23, 1991 in Baltimore ... son of Mark and Judy Stasuk.

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Mary’s Spring Invitational. Airielle Dawson AT CHARLES FLOWERS H.S.: Attended Laurel High School in her freshman year Senior where she was the number one player and captain of the boys’ team … transferred to Charles Mitchellville, Md. Flowers in her sophomore year but did not play for the Jaguars until her junior year … won the Charles Flowers individual district title as a junior and finished 7th in the state meet … the Jaguars won county and Psychology district team titles during her two years on the squad … an injury hampered her play in her senior year when she successfully defended her district title after coming off crutches the day before the

event … she shot a 1-under par 70 to win that championship. 2011 FALL: Led the Tigers in the fall, finishing BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Took up golf at age 11 after giving track, swimming first for Towson in 4 of the 5 events ... withdrew after and soccer tries … won two IJGT tournaments, placed in the top 10 ten times and in the top five the first round of the fall’s final match ... she was the seven times … spent the 2007-08 year at the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy in only Tiger to average under 80 with a 79.1 clip for 11 Hilton Head Island, S.C. ... ambition is to play on the LPGA tour some day and become a sports rounds ... her 75 in the Spider Invitational and the psychologist … favorite athletes are Tiger Woods and Serena Williams … favorite movie is National Wendy’s Invitational were the low rounds for a Tiger ... Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation … the people she admires most are her parents … enjoys listening best individual finish was a 12th in a field of 85 golfers in the Wendy’s Invitational. to the music of Gospel artist Tye Tribbette … has been involved with Habitat for Humanity and a

program Feed the Homeless First Tee of Enterprise Golf Course … an older brother, Herman, played 2010-11: Became the first golfer in program history of either men’s or women’s golf at Towson tennis at Morehouse from 1998-2001 … a cousin, Rebecca Best, was a member of the Ohio State to win a national title when she earned medalist honors at the 25th Annual PGA of America Minor- women’s gymnastics team … both parents attended Alabama State University … her dad is a Circuit ity Collegiate Golf Championship ... she caught fire on the PGA Club’s Ryder Course with rounds Court judge, her mom is an accountant … daughter of Herman and Paula Dawson. of 75, 73 and 72, taking the national championship by seven strokes to lead the field of 40 golfers vying for the title ... her best finish during the regular season was a 6th place in the Lonnie Barton that opened her spring play ... her low round for the year was a 74 she posted at the Dartmouth Invitational in the fall and the Lonnie Barton where she helped the Tigers claim their lone team AIRIELLE’S TOWSON CAREER LOWS title of the year ... carded 8 rounds in the 70’s to improve her average by a stroke. 18 Holes 72, PGA Minority Collegiate Championship 2011

36 Holes 151 (76-75), Wendy’s Invitational 2012 2009-10: The 2009-10 year was highlighted by her third place finish at the 24th Annual PGA of America Minority Collegiate Golf Championships held on the PGA Club’s Ryder Course in Port 54 Holes 220 (75-73-72), PGA Minority Collegiate Championship 2011 St. Lucie, Fla. … she was in fifth on the women’s individual independent side after two rounds with back-to-back 80’s and closed with a career low 74 that vaulted her into third with a 234 … the 234 was her career best for a 54-hole event … her top finish of the regular season was a tie for 8th with a career best 155 for 36-holes that helped the Tigers win the Dartmouth Invitational in the fall … she did not play in the last three events in the fall because of an injury … averaged 79.2 for the fall … started slow in the spring came on strong as the season wore on … placed first for the Tigers in three of the last four events … had six rounds in the 70’s with a low of 75 at the Northern Migration Invite in Arizona … finished 25th in the CAA Championships … averaged 81.4 for the year, second best on the squad.

2008-09: Played in four events … early progress hampered while recovering from an injury that forced her to withdraw from the Yale Fall Intercollegiate in late September … she didn’t play again until the following March … tied for 14th in the Towson Invitational with a 161 (80-81) in Tow- son’s opening tournament of the year … that would stand as her best overall finish for 2008-09 … posted her collegiate career low of 79 twice, at the First Market Intercollegiate and in the Mt. St.

Airielle Dawson

9 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Women’s Player Profiles Chelsea Harris Francesca Ruscio Junior Freshman Jamison, Pa. Glenelg, Md. Jamison, Pa. Glenelg Country School Central Bucks East Sports Management Pre-Mass Communications

2011 FALL: Competed in the first 3 events of 2011 FALL: Played in 4 of the 5 events ... aver- the fall, averaging 91.0 for 8 rounds ... posted her low aged 89.0 for 10 rounds ... posted her low round of 81 round of 84 twice, in the Towson Invitational and the at the Fighting Camel Invitational. Yale Fall Intercollegiate ... tied for 49th in a field of 72 golfers in the Towson Invitational. AT CENTRAL BUCKS EAST: Key per- former for PIAA state championship team at Central 2010-11: Played in 4 events, 2 in the fall and 2 in the spring ... averaged 87.4, lopping over 3 Bucks East High School ... three-year standout for Coach Mark Rubino ... led the Lady Patriots’ state strokes off her average from the previous year ... carded a career low 81 in the second round of championship team in birdies ... member of the first women’s golf team at CBE to win the state the Hoya Invitational ... top finish was a tie for 31st in the Lonnie Barton ... shot her 36-hole best of title ... honored as Philadelphia Junior PGA Player of the Year in 2010 ... also played for the men’s 173 twice, in the Lonnie Barton and the Hoya Invitational ... her 263 in the Spider Invitational was golf team at Central Bucks East ... honor roll student. her 54-hole best. BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Has two younger sisters ... cousin of Monica DiCandilo- 2009-10: Played in nine of the 11 events as a freshman … shot a college career low of 82 in Yeakel, a former All-American lacrosse player at Loyola ... cousin of Billy Conners, a lacrosse player the first round of the Tina Barrett but withdrew from the second round … her top finish for the at Duke University who played for the Blue Devils’ national championship team ... avid fan of the year was a tie for 42nd at the Fighting Camel Classic … averaged 91.5 strokes in both the fall and Philadelphia Phillies ... lists Enrique Iglesias as her favorite musician ... favorite actor is James spring. Franco ... father is a LaSalle graduate who works as an insurance broker ... mother is a health coach ... daughter of Pat and Mirella Ruscio ... born on February 26, 1993 in Abington, Pa. AT GLENELG COUNTRY SCHOOL: The lone female player for the Dragons … she is the first golfer ever at Glenelg Country School to play college golf … won the Elite Players Tour Championship twice and was its Golfer of the Year each time too … posted her career low of 78 in that event … played soccer for two years and volleyball for one year … earned an award for her community service work helping relocate Columbian orphans with American families … a member of the honor roll throughout high school.

BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Full name is Chelsea Saree Harris … began playing golf in the sixth grade … played middle school and high school golf for her father and coach, John Harris who is a 1981 Towson graduate and former Tiger golfer … her ambition is to major in Mass Com- munication and become a news anchor … enjoys golf, shopping and attending concerts … spent two weeks traveling in Spain on her senior trip … favorite musicians are Queen, Eric Hutchinson and My Favorite Highway … favorite actors are Paul Rudd and Jonathan Rhys Meyers … favorite movie is Lord of the Rings … summer jobs have included working as an usher at the Merriweather Post Pavilion … favorite meal is linguini and clams … most memorable experience was the cruise to Bermuda for her 16th birthday … her mother attended Johns Hopkins … daughter of John and Shelley Harris.

CHELSEA’S TOWSON CAREER LOWS 18 Holes 81, Hoya Invitationial 2011 36 Holes 173 (92-81) Hoya Invitational 2011 54 Holes 263 (93-87-83) Spider Invitational 2010

10 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Women’s Player Profiles Women’s Player Profiles || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF Carley Stenger Casey Van Dyke Sophomore Sophomore Woodbine, Md. Elkton, Md. Century Rising Sun Sociology/Anthropology Sports Management

2011 FALL: One of just three golfers to compete 2011 FALL: Suffered a recurring wrist injury early in all five events for the Tigers ... shot an 85 at the in the fall ... had to withdraw from the Yale Invitational Towson Invitational, Spider Invitational and the CSU and then did not compete for the rest of the fall Wendy’s Invitational ... averaged a 93.3 in the five season ... sitting out the 2012 spring season while tournaments she competed in. rehabbing ... tied for 18th in a field of 74 golfers in the Towson Invitational, her only event of the year. AT CENTURY: Advanced to the state tournament under head coach George Winder ... was a member of her high school’s honor roll from 9th-12th grade ... also played field hockey at 2010-11 FALL: Posted solid scores for the Tigers and was among the top five all season ... Century and came in second place in the state. finished her freshman year with an 82.1 average, fourth best on the squad ... dealt with a nagging wrist injury that finally forced her off the course ... had to withdraw from the CAA Tournament BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Full name is Carley Paige Stenger ... daughter of Peter after the first round ... shot a 78 three times during the year in carding her collegiate low round and Beth Stenger ... has an older brother, Andrew ... working towards a career in Anthropol- ...top individual finish was a tie for 8th in a field of 41 golfers in the Towson Invitational, her first ogy or Dental Hygiene ... hobbies include golf and horseback riding ... worked in a doctor’s event as a college golfer. office this past summer ... favorite actor is Seth Rogen ... favorite athlete is Rory McIlroy ... has recorded a hole in one on the golf course ... majoring in Anthropology. AT RISING SUN: Played on the boys’ varsity team for four years ... won the Cecil County girls golf title in 2008 and 2009 ... a three-time All-County selection who was the county Golfer of the Year too ... her best Maryland High School State Championship finish was a fifth place in 2009 ... captured the 2008 regional championship and was runner up the two previous years ... some of her best scores have come in the USGA Qualifiers (77, 74, 75).

BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Full name is Cassandra Jean VanDyke ... the person she admires most is her dad ... has a younger brother ... favorite athlete is professional golfer Paul Creamer ... favorite TV show is Law & Order SVU ... listens to 3 Doors Down ... favorite actor is Taylor Lautner ... her dad, who played baseball at Maryland, is the Director of Parks and Recre- ation for Cecil County ... daughter of Clyde VanDyke ... intends to major in mass communication.

CASSANDRA’S TOWSON CAREER LOWS 18 Holes 78, Towson Invitational & Dartmouth Invitational 2010 36 Holes 158 (80-78) Dartmouth Invitational 2010 54 Holes 248 (81-81-86) Spider Invitational 2010

11 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || 2010-11 Season in Review 2010–11 Women’s Golf Statistics Emily Kwak 2010 Fall Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Airielle Dawson...... 4...... 8...... 633...... 79.1...... 0/0...... 74 Sara Eichelberger...... 4...... 7...... 563...... 80.4...... 0/0...... 77 Chelsea Harris...... 2...... 5...... 441...... 88.2...... 0/0...... 83 Elisabeth Herzfeld ...... 5...... 11...... 855...... 77.7...... 0/0...... 73 Emily Kwak...... 5...... 11...... 886...... 80.5...... 0/0...... 77 Casey Van Dyke...... 5...... 11...... 887...... 80.6...... 0/0...... 78 Team Overall...... 5...... 53...... 4265...... 80.4...... 0/0...... 73 2011 Spring Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Airielle Dawson...... 4...... 8...... 648...... 81.0...... 0/0...... 74 Sara Eichelberger...... 5...... 10...... 838...... 83.8...... 0/0...... 77 Chelsea Harris...... 2...... 4...... 346...... 86.5...... 0/0...... 81 Elisabeth Herzfeld ...... 5...... 10...... 807...... 80.7...... 0/0...... 78 Emily Kwak...... 5...... 10...... 830...... 83.0...... 0/0...... 75 Casey Van Dyke...... 4...... 6...... 510 ...... 85.0...... 0/0...... 83 Team Overall...... 5...... 48...... 3979...... 82.8...... 0/0...... 74

2010–11 Overall Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Career Low Rnd Airielle Dawson...... 8...... 16...... 1281...... 80.0...... 0/0...... 74...... 74 - 3/7/11 Sara Eichelberger...... 9...... 17...... 1401...... 82.4...... 0/0...... 77...... 73 - 4/6/10 Chelsea Harris...... 4...... 9...... 787...... 87.4...... 0/0...... 81...... 81- 4/4/11 Elisabeth Herzfeld ...... 10...... 21...... 1662...... 79.1...... 0/0...... 73...... 73 - 9/19/10 Emily Kwak...... 10...... 21...... 1716...... 81.7...... 0/0...... 75...... 75 - 3/8/11 Casey Van Dyke...... 9...... 17...... 1397...... 82.1...... 0/0...... 78...... 78 - 10/2/10 Team Overall...... 10...... 101...... 8244...... 81.6 0/0...... 73 Team Results Fall Scores (Tournament/Par) Place No . Teams Results Vs . Par Top Towson Finisher Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... 2nd...... 8...... 317-312-629 ...... +53. . . . . Elisabeth Herzfeld 2nd (153) +9 Sept 17-18: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... 2nd...... 22...... 315-305-620...... +44. . . . .Elisabeth Herzfeld T3rd (149) +5 Oct. 2-3 Winthrop Fall Tournament/72...... 6th ...... 9...... 317-316-633...... +57...... Elisabeth Herzfeld T18th +12 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... 7th...... 11...... 320-319-639...... +71 ...... Airielle Dawson T15th +13 Nov. 1-2: SPider Invitational/72...... 8th ...... 10...... 337-325-328-990...... +126...... Elisabeth Herzfeld T19th +23 Spring Scores (Tournament/Par) Place No . Teams Results Vs . Par Top Towson Finisher Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... 1st...... 9...... 307-321-628...... +52...... Emily Kwak 1st (152) +8 Mar. 19-20 C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T13th...... 22...... 329-333-662...... +86. . . . .Elisabeth Herzfeld T21st (159) +15 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... 16th...... 17...... 344-337-681...... +105. . . . Elisabeth Herzfeld T40th (165) +22 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... 7th...... 13...... 330...... +42...... Elisabeth Herzfeld T23d +9 Apr. 22-24: CAA Championships/72...... 8th ...... 10...... 326-319-332-977...... +113. . . . . Elisabeth Herzfeld 27th (+25)

Elisabeth Herzfeld WHERE THEY PLAY …

HILLENDALE COUNTRY CLUB With its narrow, tree-lined fairways and small, undulating, well-bunkered greens, Hillendale is rated as one of the most challenging golf courses in the greater Baltimore area. This William and David Gordon signature design masterpiece, built in 1954, pays respect to the timeless traditions of the game of the golf. Consistent with other Gordon courses (Willow Oaks, Stanwich, Williamsburg, Saucon Valley), this natural classic bent-grass, 18-hole, 6,748-yard par 72 golf course (73 rating, 137 slope) establishes the standards by which many golf facilities are evaluated.

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Individual Tournament-By-Tournament Results Casey VanDyke Place Results Vs . Par Airielle Dawson Place Results Vs . Par Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... T8th. . . . . 82-78-160...... +16 Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... T13th. . . . . 83-78-161...... +18 Sept. 18-19: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... T16th. . . . .80-78-158...... +14 Sept. 18-19: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... T16th. . . . .83-74-158...... +14 Oct. 2-3: Winthrop Intercollegiate/72...... T22nd. . . . . 78-81-159 ...... +15 Oct. 2-3: Winthrop Intercollegiate/72...... T22nd. . . . .80-79-159...... +15 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... T31st . . . . . 81-81-162...... +20 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... T15th. . . . . 77-78-155...... +13 Nov. 1-2: Spider Invitational/71...... T31st . . . . 81-81-86-248...... +32 Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... 6th. . . . . 74-82-156...... +12 Mar. 19-20: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T54th. . . . .83-83-166...... +22 Mar. 19-20: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T66th. . . . . 81-88-169...... +25 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... T76th. . . . .85-88-173...... +29 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... T30th...... 82...... +10 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... T44th...... 85...... +13 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 6/72...... 28th. . . . .79-79-83-241...... +27 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 6/72...... 50th. . . . . 86-WD-WD...... n/a May 6-8: PGA Minority Collegiate Tournament/72. . 1st...... 75-73-72...... +4

Sara Eichelberger Place Results Vs . Par Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... T5th. . . . . 82-77-159...... +15 Sept. 18-19: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... T30th. . . . .85-79-164...... +20 Oct. 2-3: Winthrop Intercollegiate/72...... T22nd. . . . .80-79-159...... +15 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... WD...... 81-WD...... n/a Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... T9th. . . . . 77-82-159...... +15 Mar. 19-20: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T82nd. . . . .88-85-173...... +29 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... T76th. . . . .90-86-176...... +32 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... T30th...... 82...... +10 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 6/72...... T37th. . . . 79-83-86-248 ...... +32

Chelsea Harris Place Results Vs . Par Sara Eichelberger Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... T37th. . . . . 91-87-178...... +34 Nov. 1-2: Spider Invitational/71...... 46th. . . . .93-87-83-263...... +47 Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... T31st . . . . .90-83-173...... +29 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... T67th. . . . . 92-81-173...... +29

Elisabeth Herzfeld Place Results Vs . Par Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... 2nd. . . . . 74-79-153...... +9 Sept. 18-19: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... T3rd. . . . . 73-76-149...... +5 Oct. 2-3: Winthrop Intercollegiate/72...... T14th. . . . . 79-77-156...... +12 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... T22nd. . . . . 81-77-158...... +16 Nov. 1-2: Spider Invitational/71...... T19th. . . . 86-76-77-239...... +23 Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... T12th. . . . . 79-82-161...... +17 Mar. 19-20: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T21st . . . . .80-79-159...... +15 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... T40th. . . . .84-82-166...... +22 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... T23rd...... 81...... +9 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 6/72...... 27th. . . . .83-78-79-240...... +25

Emily Kwak Place Results Vs . Par Sept. 13-14: Towson Invitational/72...... T8th. . . . . 79-80-159...... +15 Sept. 18-19: Dartmouth Invitational/72...... T10th. . . . . 78-77-155...... +11 Oct. 2-3: Winthrop Intercollegiate/72...... T34th. . . . .82-82-164...... +20 Oct. 16-17: Tribe Invitational/71...... T39th. . . . .85-83-168...... +26 Nov. 1-2: Spider Invitational/71...... T22nd. . . . 77-81-82-240...... +24 Mar. 7-8: Lonnie Barton/72...... 1st...... 77-75-152...... +8 Mar. 19-20: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T75th. . . . . 85-86-171 ...... +27 Apr. 4-5: Hoya Invitational/72...... T67th. . . . .85-88-173...... +29 Apr. 15: Roar-EE Invitational/72...... T46th...... 86...... +14 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 6/72...... T37th. . . . 85-79-84-248 ...... +32 May 6-8: PGA Minority Collegiate Tournament/72. .9th...... 80-80-85...... +29 Towson Golf Coa­­­­ches Coach Tenure Record Vince Angotti Fall 1968-Spring 1971 12-13 Ken Giovando Fall 1971-Spring 1973 3-6 Terry Wanless Fall 1973-Spring 1984 105-39 Dick Filbert Fall 1984-Spring 1986 42-80 Ted Johns Fall 1986-Spring 1987 15-49 Dino Mattessich Fall 1987-Fall 1988 9-53 Spiro Morekas Spring 1989-Fall 1994 63-141 Morris “Tag” Zentz Spring 1995-Spring 1996 150-20 Mark Averell Fall 1996-Spring 1997 98-34 Brian Yaniger Fall 1997-present 739-571-14

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2010–11 Men’s Golf Statistics John Duthie 2010 Fall Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Joe Alvarez...... 3...... 8...... 639...... 79.8...... 0/0...... 73 Jay Dove...... 3...... 8...... 635...... 79.3...... 0/0...... 72 John Duthie...... 6...... 16...... 1153...... 72.0...... 1/8...... 63 Matt Fry...... 2...... 5...... 378...... 75.6...... 0/0...... 74 Johnny Hayes IV...... 4...... 11...... 828...... 75.2...... 0/3...... 68 Pat Hinch...... 6...... 16...... 1204...... 75.2...... 3/2...... 70 Nyasha Mauchaza...... 5...... 14...... 1044...... 74.5...... 0/2...... 69 Ryan Thiele...... 1...... 2...... 160 ...... 80.0...... 0/0...... 79 Team Overall...... 6. . . . . 80. . . . . 6041. . . . . 75.5...... 4/15...... 63

2011 Spring Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Joe Alvarez...... 3...... 8...... 630...... 78.7...... 0/0...... 73 Jay Dove...... 4...... 11...... 857...... 77.9...... 1/0...... 72 John Duthie...... 6...... 16...... 1191 ...... 74.4...... 2/2...... 69 Matt Fry...... 6...... 16...... 1239...... 77.4...... 0/0...... 73 Bobby Gattuso...... 1...... 3...... 260...... 86.6...... 0/0...... 83 Joe Gunerman...... 1...... 3...... 239...... 79.6...... 0/0...... 77 Pat Hinch...... 6...... 16...... 1281...... 80.0...... 0/0...... 73 Nyasha Mauchaza...... 6...... 16...... 1187...... 74.1...... 0/3...... 68 Team Overall...... 6. . . . . 89. . . . .6884. . . . . 77.3...... 3/5...... 68

2010–11 Overall Nyasha Golfer No . Events Rounds Strokes Average Par/Under Rnds Low Rnd Career Low Rnd Mauchaza Joe Alvarez...... 6...... 16...... 1269 ...... 79.3...... 0/0...... 73...... 73 - 4/4/11 Jay Dove...... 7...... 19...... 1492 ...... 78.5...... 1/0...... 72...... 72 - 3/22/11 John Duthie...... 12...... 32...... 2344...... 73.2...... 3/10...... 63...... 63 - 9/11/10 Bobby Gattuso...... 1...... 3...... 260...... 86.6...... 0/0...... 83...... 83 - 3/26/11 Joe Gunerman...... 1...... 3...... 239...... 79.6...... 0/0...... 77...... 77 - 3/27/11 Matt Fry...... 8...... 21...... 1617...... 77.0...... 0/0...... 73...... 73 - 4/3/11 Johnny Hayes IV...... 4...... 11...... 828...... 75.2...... 0/3...... 68...... 68 - 10/18/10 Pat Hinch...... 12...... 32...... 2485...... 77.6...... 3/2...... 70...... 67 - 9/20/08 Nyasha Mauchaza...... 11...... 30...... 2231...... 74.3...... 0/5...... 68...... 67 - 5/21/10 Ryan Thiele...... 1...... 2...... 160...... 80.0...... 0/0...... 79...... 77 - 3/29/09 Team Overall...... 12 ...... 169...... 12925. . . . . 76.4...... 7/20...... 63

Team Results Fall Scores (Tournament/Par) Place No . Teams Results Top Towson Finisher Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... 2nd...... 16...... 282-295-577 (+9)...... John Duthie 1st (133) -9 Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup/72...... T4th...... 17...... 309-299-289-897 (+33)...... John Duthie T4th (219) +3 Oct. 8-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... T6th...... 14...... 304-293-597 (+29)...... Nyasha Mauchaza T1st (141) -1 Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... 12th...... 17...... 282-285-294-861 (-3)...... Johnny Hayes IV T6th (206) -10 Oct. 24-26: Old Dominion Invitational/72...... 11th...... 18...... 292-298-294-884 (+20)...... John Duthie 3rd (208) -8 Nov. 1-2: Kiawah Island Intercollegiate/72...... 5th...... 14...... 308-310-304-922 (+58)...... Matt Fry 15th (227) +11 Spring Scores (Tournament/Par) Place No . Teams Results Top Towson Finisher Feb. 27-28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... 11th...... 12...... 313-313-328-954 (+90)...... J. Duthie/N. Mauchaza T43rd (237) +21 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... 5th...... 24...... 294-294-588 (+12)...... John Duthie T4th (143) -1 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitational/72...... 2nd...... 17...... 301-301-302-904 (+40)...... Nyasha Mauchaza T2nd (217) +1 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71...... 2nd...... 20...... 293-288-581 (+13)...... John Duthie 2nd (141) -1 Apr. 8-10: Rutherford Invitational/71...... 2nd...... 16...... 300-300-287-887 (+35)...... John Duthie T4th (220) +7 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... 9th...... 11...... 309-312-303-924 (+60)...... Nyasha Mauchaza T3rd +2

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Individual Tournament-By-Tournament Results Matt Fry ...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Joe Alvarez...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... T37th/89...... 75-76-151...... +9 Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... DNP Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... DNP Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... DNP Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... DNP Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... 50th/70...... 83-76-159...... +17 Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... 86th/92...... 82-73-76-231...... +15 Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... DNP Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... 91st/93 ...... 86-82-81-249...... +33 Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . 15th/78...... 76-74-77-227...... +11 Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . . DNP Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... 54th/66...... 82-75-84-241...... +25 Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... DNP Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72. . . . . T45th/125...... 75-75-150...... +6 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T38th/92...... 80-78-76-234 ...... +18 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T61st/92...... 77-83-79-239...... +14 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71. . . . .T9th/110...... 73-74-147...... +5 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71. . . . T35th/110 ...... 80-73-153...... +11 Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . .T23rd/90...... 78-75-74-227...... +14 Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . . .DNP Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... 40th/54...... 78-81-81-240...... +24 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... T26th/54...... 81-80-77-238...... +22 Pat Hinch...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Jay Dove...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... T12th/89...... 72-74-146...... +4 Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... T16th/89...... 72-75-147...... +5 Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... T27th/88...... 79-77-71-227...... +11 Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... T80th/88 ...... 77-87-80-244...... +28 Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... T34th/70...... 82-71-153...... +11 Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... DNP Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T63rd/92...... 70-74-77-221...... +5 Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... T26th/93...... 74-72-72-218...... +2 Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... DNP Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . T50th/78...... 78-80-81-239...... +23 Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72...... T57th/78...... 84-83-77-244...... +28 Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... 65th/66...... 93-84-87-264 ...... +48 Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... 52nd/66...... 77-80-82-239...... +23 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72. . . . . T111th/125 ...... 82-80-162...... +18 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... 15th/125...... 73-72-145...... +1 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T38th/92...... 75-78-81-234...... +18 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72...... T69th/92...... 79-76-87-242...... +26 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71. . . . .T27th/110...... 76-75-151...... +9 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71...... DNP Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . .T6th/90...... 74-73-74-221...... +8 Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71...... T40th/90 ...... 77-76-78-231...... +18 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... T48th/54...... 81-87-81-249...... +33 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... DNP Nyasha Mauchaza...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par John Duthie...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... DNP Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... 1st/89...... 63-70-133...... -9 Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... T24th/88...... 77-76-73-226 ...... +10 Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... T4th/88...... 76-72-71-219...... +3 Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... T1st/70 ...... 72-69-141...... -1 Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... T19th/70...... 72-77-149 ...... +7 Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T78th/92...... 73-78-73-224...... +8 Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T43rd/92...... 71-70-75-216...... E Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... T37th/93...... 71-74-76-221...... +4 Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... 3rd/93...... 69-70-69-208...... -8 Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . T27th/78...... 81-76-75-232...... +16 Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . T16th/78...... 73-80-75-228...... +12 Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... T43rd/66...... 75-78-84-237...... +21 Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... T43rd/66...... 79-80-78-237...... +21 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72. . . . . T45th/125...... 75-75-150...... +6 Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... T4th/125...... 71-72-143...... -1 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T2nd/92...... 73-74-70-217...... +1 Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . .8th/92...... 75-73-75-222...... +6 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71. . . . .T4th/110...... 72-72-144...... +2 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71. . . . .2nd/110...... 72-69-141...... -1 Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . .T6th/90...... 76-77-68-221...... +8 Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . .T4th/90...... 73-76-71-220...... +7 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... T3rd/54...... 73-76-69-218...... +2 Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... T18th/54...... 77-75-76-228...... +12

Bobby Gattuso ...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... DNP Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... DNP Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... DNP Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... DNP Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . . DNP Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... DNP Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T88th/92...... 83-90-87-260...... +44 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71...... DNP Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . . .DNP Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... DNP

Joe Gunerman ...... Place...... Results...... Vs . Par Sept. 11-12: Navy Fall Classic/71...... DNP Sept. 20-21: Adams Cup of Newport/72...... DNP Oct. 9-10: Joe Agee Invitational/71...... DNP Oct. 18-19: F&M Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Oct. 24-26: ODU/OBX Invitational/72...... DNP Nov. 1-2: Kiawan Island Intercollegiate/72 . . . . . DNP Feb. 27/28: Seahawk Intercollegiate/71...... DNP Mar. 21-22: C&F Bank Intercollegiate/72...... DNP Mar. 26-27: Fireline Towson Invitatinal/72. . . . T61st/92...... 84-78-77-239...... +23 Apr. 3-4: Villanova Wildcat Invitational/71...... DNP Apr. 8-10: Penn St. Rutherford Invitational/71. . . .DNP Apr. 22-24: CAA’s/Pinehurst No. 8/71...... DNP

15 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || CAA 25th Anniversary Selections Silver Anniversary Golfers

Former Tiger golfers Jeff Castle and Billy Wingerd were named to the prestigious Wingerd was the 2004 CAA Player of the Year when he was the league’s individual Colonial Athletic Association’s Men’s Golf Silver Anniversary Team that was selected champion. In 2005 he shared the Golfer of the Year title. He was named to the Cleve- by a panel of current and former coaches in the conference. land All Region Team three straight years. He was also a first-team All-Conference “It’s terrific to see these two young men receive this award and be recognized in selection as a sophomore, junior and senior. He led the Tigers to two NCAA post- this manner,” said Tiger golf coach Brian Yaniger. “They were certainly very instru- season appearances. In 2005 he was named Towson University’s Athlete of the Year. mental in putting Tiger golf on the map. They’re both very deserving of the honors.” The 66 he shot at the 2002 East Carolina Pirate Invitational ties for the program’s Castle is Towson’s low score record holder for both an individual round (63 at the second lowest score. His 205 (-9) he carded at the 2004 Ron Moore Invitational stands as James Madison Invitational) and 54-hole score (200 at same event 70-67-63). In 2006 Towson’s second lowest 54-hole score. he posted just one round over 74 for the entire year. In addition to his collegiate honors, Wingerd won the 2008 Maryland Open Cham- His -8, 63 is three strokes better than second best, which he co-holds. The 200 pionship. (-13) is four strokes better than second place for a 54-hole event. Castle earned numerous honors during his collegiate career. He was the 2006 CAA Player of the Year. He shared the honor with teammate Wingerd in 2005. He was first team All-Conference in 2005 and 2006, and second team in 2004 and 2007. He was a four-time Cleveland All Region Team selection. In 2006 he was named Towson University’s Athlete of the Year. In 2006 Castle won the 85th Maryland State Golf Association Amateur Champion- ship. He competed in two U.S. Amateur National Championships.

Billy Wingerd

Jeff Castle

16 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || CAA 25th Anniversary Selections Year-By-Year Results || 2011-12 TIGER GOLF Men’s Golf Year-By-Year Year Coach Record Comment 1969 Vince Angotti 3-3 1970 Vince Angotti 6-4 1971 Vince Angotti 3-6 1972 Ken Giovando 6-5 1973 Terry Wanless 4-6 1974 Terry Wanless 4-6 1975 Terry Wanless 11-8 1976 Terry 15-4 Mason-Dixon Conference Champs 1977 Terry Wanless 11-1 Lost by 1 stroke To GMU in M-D Tourney 1978 Terry Wanless 15-3 Mason-Dixon Conference Champs 1979 Terry Wanless 8-3 Tom Grem qualifies for Division II National Tournament 1980 Terry Wanless 10-1 1981 Terry Wanless 9-2 1982 Terry Wanless 5-2 1983 Terry Wanless 10-1 East Coast Conference Champs, Bob Perry is medalist 1984 Terry Walness 3-2 5th in ECC Tournament 1985 Dick Filbert 3-2 7th in ECC Tournament 1986 Dick Filbert 3-2 4th in ECC Tournament 1987 Ted Johns 4-3 7th in ECC Tournament 1988 Dino Mattessich 8-5 4th in ECC Tournament. Steve Cartano was ECC medalist 1989 Spiro Morekas 7-2 5th in ECC Tournament 1990 Spiro Morekas 2-3 4th in ECC Tournament 1991 No Team 1992 No Team 1993 Spiro Morekas 9-6 9th in Big South Tourmanent 1994 Spiro Morekas 0-0 9th in Big South Tournament 1995 Tag Zentz 0-0 6th in Big South Tournament 1996 Tag Zentz 1-1 Won North Atlantic Conference Spring Championship 1997 Mark Averell 0-0 2nd by 1 stroke in America East Conference Championship, Jamie Geilenkirchen was medalist 1998 Brian Yaniger 55-24 Won America East Fall Conference Championship, Brad Foxwell was medalist 1999 Brian Yaniger 43-47 2000 Brian Yaniger 83-90-7 Won America East Conference championship, Greg Cote ties for medalist honors, A.J. Glascock is second. Towson plays its first NCAA Tournament Regional in Fresno, Calif. 2001 Brian Yaniger 48-35 2nd Place in America East Conference tournament 2002 Brian Yaniger 53-35 6th in CAA Tournament 2003 Brian Yaniger 93-54-1 3rd in CAA Tournament 2004 Brian Yaniger 153-32 3rd in CAA Tournament, Bill Wingerd is CAA medalist, Towson earns at-large bid to NCAA Tournament 2005 Brian Yaniger 123-19 2nd in CAA Tournament, Towson earns at-large bid to NCAA’s 2006 Brian Yaniger 62-75 6th in CAA Tournament 2007 Brian Yaniger 92-79 7th in CAA Tournament 2008 Brian Yaniger 56-113 6th in CAA Tournament 2009 Brian Yaniger 62-112 10th in CAA Tournament 2010 Brian Yaniger 127-55-5 Won CAA Tournament, Earns bid to NCAA Southeast Reqional 2011 Brian Yaniger 123-59-2 9th in CAA Tournament, Mauchaza named all-tournament after finish ing 3rd out of 54 at the CAA’s

Women’s Golf Year-By-Year Year Coach Record 2007 Brian Yaniger 35-57 Program’s 1st Year - 8th in CAA Tournament 2008 Brian Yaniger 58-71 7th in CAA Tournament 2009 Brian Yaniger 69-32-2 6th in CAA Tournament 2010 Brian Yaniger 40-87-3 9th in CAA Tournament 2011 Kate Stepanek 60-60-1 8th in CAA Tournament

17 2011-12 TIGER GOLF || Records Tiger Golf Records

Individual: 18 Hole Scores (One Round) 282 (-2) ...... 2010, Navy Fall Classic (Round 1) 282 (-2) ...... NCAA Southeast Regional (Round 2) MEN 282 (-2) ...... F&M Bank APSU Invitational (Round 1) 63 (-8) ...... John Duthie, 2010 Navy Fall Classic 282 (-6) ...... 2004, Penn State (Round 1) 63 (-8) ...... Jeff Castle, 2004 James Madison Invitational 282 (-6) ...... 2003, Penn State (Round 2) 66 (-6)...... Jeff Castle, 2005 Kauai Cup 283 (-5)...... 2009, F&M Bank APSU Invitational (Round 2) 66 (-6) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2002 East Carolina Pirate Invitational 283 (-5)...... 2009, The McLaughlin (Round 3) 66 (-4)...... Mike Larkin, 2003 Bethpage 283 (-5)...... 2004, Drew Upton Classic (Round 1) 66 (-4) ...... Mike Larkin, 2003 McLaughlin 283 (-5)...... 2009, F&M Bank (Round 2) 66 (-4) ...... Tom Eisenacher, 1999 McLaughlin 284 (even)...... 2003, James Madison (Round 2) 67 (-5) ...... Chris Scialo, 2008 Xavier Invitational 284 (-4) ...... 2002, East Carolina Pirate Invitational (Round 3) 67 (-3) ...... Pat Hinch, 2008 McLaughlin 286 (-2) ...... 2003, CAA Championships (Round 3) 67 (-5)...... Alex Brueggemann, 2004 Drew Upton Classic 67 (-5) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2003 Rutherford Invitational WOMEN 67 (-5) ...... Marc Mandel, 2003 CAA Championships 304 (+16)...... 2008 Lady Herd Fall Classic (Round 2) 67 (-5) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2002 East Carolina Pirate Invitational 305 (+17)...... 2010 Dartmouth Invitational (Round 2) 67 (-5) ...... Alex Brueggemann, 2004 Joe Agee Invitational 307 (+19)...... 2008 Spider Invitational (Round 2) 67 (-5) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2005, Kauai Cup 307 (+19)...... 2011 Lonnie Barton (Round 1) 67 (-5) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2005, Ruthertord 311 (+23)...... 2009 Dartmouth Invitational (Round 1) 67 (-5) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2003 CAA Championship 67 (-4) ...... Joe Gunerman, 2011 Maryland Intercollegiate Men’s Conference Championships 67 (-4) ...... Mike Larkin, 2004 U.S. Naval Academy Fall Classic 1977...... Mason-Dixon Conference Champions 67 (-4) ...... Billy Wingerd, 2002 U. S. Naval Academy Fall Classic 1978 ...... Mason-Dixon Conference Champions 67 (-4) ...... Josh Spreng, 2003 James Madison Invitational 1983...... East Coast Conference Champions 67 (-3) ...... Jeff Castle, 2003 McLaughlin 1995-96...... North Atlantic Conference Champions 67 (-3) ...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 McLaughlin 1996-97 ...... America East Conference Champions 67 (-3) ...... Brad Foxwell, 1998 America East Championship 1998-99...... America East Conference Champions 67 (-3)...... Josh Jenkins, 2009 McLaughlin 1999-2000...... America East Conference Champions 67 (-3)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 McLaughlin 1996 ECAC...... Southern Regional Champions 67 (-3)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2010 NCAA Southeast Regional 1997 ECAC...... Southern Regional Champions WOMEN 2010...... Colonial Athletic Association 73 (+1)...... Elisabeth Herzfeld, 2010 Dartmouth Invitational 73 (+1) ...... Sara Eichelberger, 2009 Mt. St. Mary’s Spring Invitational NCAA Tournament Appearances 73 (+1) ...... Elisabeth Herzfeld, 2008 Spider Invitational 2000 NCAA West Regional at Fresno State 73 (+1) ...... Morgan Reich, 2008 Lady Herd Fall Classic 2004 NCAA East Regional at Yale 74 (+2)...... Alejandra Estrada, 2009 Dartmouth Invitational 2005 NCAA East Regional at Tennessee 74 (+2)...... Airielle Dawson, 2010 PGA Minority Collegiate Tournament 2010 NCAA Southeast Regional in Atlanta 74 (+2)...... Airielle Dawson, 2010 Dartmouth Invitational 74 (+2) ...... Elisabeth Herzfeld, 2008 Lady Herd Fall Classic Team Championships (since Fall 1997) 74 (+2)...... Elisabeth Herzfeld, 2010 Towson Invitational 74 (+4) ...... Alejandra Estrada, 2009 CAA Championships MEN 1998...... Towson Fall Invitational Champions Individual 54 Hole (3 round) Low Scores) 2000...... Hofstra Invitational Champions MEN 2001...... Hofstra Invitational Champions 200 (-13)...... Jeff Castle, 2004 James Madison Invitational 2003...... Towson Fall Invitational Champions 205 (-9)...... Billy Wingerd, 2004 Ron Moore Invitational 2003...... The Tillinghast Champions 206 (-10)...... Billy Wingerd, 2002 East Carolina Pirate Invit. 2004...... The Rutherford Champions 206 (-10)...... Johnny Hayes, 2010 F&M Bank APSU Invitational 2004...... James Madison Invitational Champions 207 (-6)...... Billy Wingerd, 2002 James Madison Invitational 2004...... U. S. Naval Academy Fall Classic Champions 207 (-3)...... Mike Larkin, 2003 McLaughlin Championships 2004...... ECAC Southern Regional Champions 208 (-2)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 McLaughlin Championships 2008...... Lonnie Barton Memorial Champions 208 (-2)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 The McLaughlin 208 (-8)...... John Duthie, 2010 Old Dominion Invitational 209 (-7) ...... Chris Scialo, 2008 Xavier Invitational WOMEN 209 (-7)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 2009 ...... Mount Saint Mary’s Spring Thing Champions 209 (-7)...... Nyasha Mauchaza, 2009 F&M Bank APSU 2007 ...... Mount Saint Mary’s Spring Thing Champions 2008 ...... Lady Herd Fall Classic Champions WOMEN 2009...... Lonnie Barton Memorial Champions 229 ...... Alejandra Estrada, 2009 CAA Championships 2008 ...... Lonnie Barton Memorial Champions 234 ...... Elisabeth Herzfeld, 2009 CAA Championships 234...... Morgan Reich, 2009 Mt. St. Mary’s Spring Invitational 2009 ...... Dartmouth Invitational 235 ...... Alejandra Estrada, 2009 Mt. St. Mary’s Spring Invitational 236 ...... Sara Eichelberger, 2009 Mt. St. Mary’s Spring Invitational Team Scores: One Round MEN 276 (-8)...... 2004, James Madison Invitational (Round 3) 278 (-2) ...... 2009, The McLaughlin (Round 2) 279 (-1)...... 2009, The McLaughlin (Round 1) 279 (-1) ...... 2003, McLaughlin Championships (Round 3) 279 (-1) ...... 2009, McLaughlin Championships (Round 3) 280 (even)...... 2008, McLaughlin (Round 3) 280 (even)...... 2003, McLaughlin Championships (Round 2) 281 (-7) ...... 2002, East Carolina Pirate Invitational (Round 2) 281 (-3)...... 2004, James Madison Invitational (Round 2) 281 (-3)...... 2004, U. S. Naval Academy Fall Classic (Round 2) 282 (-2) ...... 2004, James Madison Invitational (Round 1)

18 2011-12 Women’s Schedule

Spring 2012

February 28-29 Gary Freeman Invitational (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

March 18-20 C&F Bank Intercollegiate (Williamsburg, Va.)

April 1-3 Lady Hoya Invitational (Beallsville, Md.) 20-22 CAA Tournament (Southport, N.C.) 2011-12 Men’s Schedule Spring 2012

March 21-23 Lamkin Grip Match Play (Arroyo Grande, Calif.) 30-31 Fireline Towson Invitational (Grasonville, Md.)

April 7-8 Penn State’s The Rutherford (State College, Pa.) 13-14 Longwood Invitational (Farmville, Va.) 27-29 CAA Tournament (Wilmington, Del.)