March 1, 2011
Concordia freshmen Lorenz Kolmeder (Bavaria, GER) turned in rounds
of 77-80 -- 157, good for 19th place, while Sam Deitte (St.
Louis, MO) carded a two-day total of 84-78 -- 162, landing
him in 23rd place. Sophomore Will Deitte (St. Louis,
MO) shot 84-86 -- 170 to finish in a tie for 25th
place.
Clippers finishes 4th at Treasure Coast Classic
The Concordia College golf team participated in their first spring break trip at the St. John's (NY) University Treasure Coast Classic at Indian Hills GC in Fort Pierce, FL.
The Clippers were led after the end of Day 1, Monday, by sophomore Jeff Schaller (Kingston, NY), who made seven birdies en route to a one-over par 72 and is tied for 6th in the 32-player field. Freshman Kyle Grandilli (Ontario, CAN) shot a three-over par round of 75 and sits in 15th place after day one.
Johnson and Wales University (283) leads the event after 18 holes. Rounding out the Top Five are LaVal University (289), Bethune-Cookman College (300), Concordia College (308) and Niagara University (314).
Concordia
freshman Lorenz Kolmeder (Bavaria, GER) turned in a round of 77 and
is in a tie fro 20th place. Fellow freshman Sam Deitte (St. Louis,
MO) and sophomore Will Deitte each carded an 84 and are in a
tie for 26th place.
On Tuesday, Day 2, the Concordia College golf
team concluded play in Fort Pierce, FL. The Clippers were
once again led by sophomore Jeff Schaller (Kingston, NY), whose
two-day total of 72-73 -- 145 landed him in a tie for 8th
place in the 30-player field. Freshman Kyle Grandilli
(Ontario, CAN) shot rounds of 75-76 -- 151 and finished
in 15th place.
As a team, Johnson
and Wales University (283-280 -- 563), which won the
two-day event, shot 5-under par. Rounding out the Top Five
were Laval University (289-280 -- 569),
Bethune-Cookman College (300-282 -- 582),
Concordia College (308-307 -- 615) and Niagara University
(314-317 -- 631).
The Clippers recorded their first
head-to-head win over a Division I opponent in the short history of
the program. "We exceeded our expectations for this event and time
of year," commented coach Scott Allen. "The students have worked
diligently since early January and their efforts have continued to
pay off. To improve our team score from day one to day two while
playing in back-to-back days of 30 mph winds is a real
testament to their on-course toughness and tenacity. We
successfully avoided the alligators at Indian Hills and the
sharks at Juno Beach. Tomorrow, we're off to the Honda Classic.
These are good kids and I cannot heap enough praise or thanks
upon them," stated Head Coach Scott Allen.
