Carnegie Mellon Wins Easily at 2007 ECAC Division III South Men's Golf Championship10/15/07ALLISON PARK, Pa. - Carnegie Mellon University turned the eight-stroke lead it had after Round 1 into a 23-stroke victory in the 2007 ECAC Men's Division III South Golf Championship at Wildwood Golf Club. Carnegie Mellon's two-day total of 637 (+51) beat out Penn State University Altoona, which took second place with a score of 660. |
St. Bonaventure Claims 2007 ECAC Division I Men's Golf Title10/14/07Charlestown, RI - St. Bonaventure began the day 10 strokes off the lead, but in the end won the 2007 ECAC Men's Division I Golf Championship at Shelter Harbor Golf Club. St. Bonaventure followed up its Round 1 score of 293 with a 303, for a total of 596 (+28). Sacred Heart University posted the second-best total of the day (297) to finished in second place at 598. First round leader Binghamton University was 34 strokes higher in Round 2... |
Trinity Wins 2007 ECAC Division III New England Men's Golf Championship10/7/07CHICOPEE, Mass. - Trinity College won the 2007 ECAC Men's Division III New England Golf Championship at Chicopee Country Club, after posting a team total of 599 (+31). Nichols College entered the day tied with Trinity at 299, but could not keep up the pace and settled for second place with a score of 607. |
St. John Fisher Wins 2007 ECAC Division III Metro/Upstate Men's Golf Title9/30/07OSWEGO, N.Y. - St. John Fisher College posted a two-day total of 587 (+19) to win the 2007 ECAC Men's Division III Metro/Upstate Golf Championship at Oswego Country Club. Fisher held a six-stroke lead after the first round, but cruised to a 24-stroke victory thanks in part to a score of 294 in Round 2 - the only sub-300 score of the day. |
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Sep 24, 2007
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Le Moyne College finished with a two-day total of 585 (+17) to win the 2007 ECAC Men's Division II Golf Championship at Drumlins Country Club. Bryant College took second place with a total of 588, and Adelphi University came in third with a score of 591.
Oct 15, 2006
WESTERLY, R.I. - Rhode Island senior Jesse Larson fired a 1-over 72 to lead the Rams to an 11-shot victory in the 12-team field at the ECAC Championships Sunday at Shelter Harbor Golf Club.
Oct 15, 2006
The Penn State Altoona men's golf team, fresh off their AMCC Championship and NCAA Tournament qualification, notched another impressive award by winning the ECAC Division III Southern Region Championships Thursday at their home course of Sinking Valley Country Club.
Oct 8, 2006
BELLINGHAM, Mass. - Salem State College captured the ECAC Division III Men's New England Golf Championship which was held this weekend at the New England Country Club in Bellingham, Mass.
Oct 1, 2006
MACEDON, N.Y. - St. John Fisher College took home their third straight ECAC Division III Metro/Upstate Golf Championship held at Blue Herron Hills Country Club (par 71) September 30-October 1 2006.
Sep 24, 2006
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Individual medalist Lloyd Notely totaled a four-under par 138 (67-71) to lead Post to the team title at the 2006 ECAC Division II Golf Championship.
Oct 17, 2005
ALLISON PARK, Pa. - Keystone College took home the 2005 ECAC Men’s Division III South Golf Championship at Wildwood Golf Club, with a score of 643.
Sep 29, 2005
CORTLAND MANOR, N.Y. - New York University won the 2005 ECAC Men’s Division III Metro Golf Championship, which was played in windy and rainy conditions throughout most of the round, on Thursday, September 29, at the Hollow Brook Golf Club.
Sep 27, 2005
HAMPDEN, Mass. – Salem State College’s Sean LaBelle shot a one-over par 73 (35-38) to earn individual medalist honors as the Vikings captured the 2005 Eastern College Athletic Conference Men's Division III New England Golf Championship, at the Hampden Country Club in Massachusetts.
Oct 3, 2004
VICTOR, NY - Skidmore College shot a two-day total of 618 to earn the 2004 ECAC Division III Men's Golf Championship this weekend at Ravenwood Golf Course in Victor, New York. University of Rochester scored 627 for second place while Babson College finished with a 631 for third place.
Sep 26, 2004
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - St. Thomas Aquinas College teamed for a two-day total 592 to hold off Bryant University for the team championship in the 2004 ECAC Men’s Division II Golf Championship, held at the 6,213 yard, par 71 Drumlins East Course.
