October 8th, 2004: Men's Golf Fall Review
The Wittenberg men's golf team had a disappointing conclusion to what had been a tremendous fall season, finishing seventh out of 10 teams at the Mount Union Invitational last weekend. That tournament put the finishing touches on the fall season.
Andy Bonar
The Wittenberg men's golf team had a disappointing conclusion to
what had been a tremendous fall season, finishing seventh out of 10
teams at the Mount Union Invitational last weekend. That tournament
put the finishing touches on the fall season.
Playing against another strong field, the Tigers were in the
running after Day 1 with a fourth-place score of 307. However, Day
2 didn't go nearly as well as the Tigers shot a 321, their lowest
one-day total of the fall season, to drop to seventh place.
Wittenberg was paced by senior Andy Bonar (Lancaster,
Ohio/Lancaster), who finished in a three-way tie for
second place at 150. The Tigers' other three scorers in the
tournament were consistent, but they didn't turn in cards with low
enough marks to get the team in the running for the title. Junior
Dane Sandridge (Westfield Center, Ohio/Lodi
Cloverleaf), sophomore Kris Schmelzer (Lancaster,
Ohio/Lancaster) and sophomore Scott Aker
(Springfield, Ohio/Shawnee) posted scores of 159, 159 and
160 respectively.
The Tigers will be back in competition next spring, starting with a
Spring Break trip in mid-March. A full spring season schedule will
be online soon.