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Lighting Golfers Place Sixth at St. Thomas Aquinas Spring Invitational

March 30, 2005

Courtesy of Pete DiVito Goldey-Beacom Sports Information

KIAMESHA LAKE, NY ? The Goldey-Beacom College golf team posted a sixth place finish this past weekend at the St. Thomas Aquinas Spring Invitational at The Concord Golf Club in Kiamesha Lake, NY.

The Lightning finished with a combined two-day team score of 666 (+90). St. Thomas Aquinas captured the team crown, finishing with a score of 642 (+66), followed by Post University at 647 (+71), Dowling College at 650 (+74), Pace University at 652 (+76) and New Haven at 660 (+84) to round out the top five.

Junior Mike Tobiason (Wilmington, DE) ? the 2004 CACC Golfer of the Year ? captured the individual crown with a two-day total of 152 (+8), two shots better than Calum Malcolm of Post University (+10). For his efforts, Tobiason was also named CACC Golfer of the Week.

GBC sophomore Steve Cutler (Kennett Square, PA) was the next highest finisher in 19th place at +21 (165), followed in a tie for 42nd place by senior Michael Clair (Landenberg, PA) at +31 (175), junior Nick Nardo (Newark, DE) in a tie for 44th place at +32 (176), and freshman Mark Agnew (Newark, DE) in a tie for 47th place at +33 (177).

The Lightning return to action this Sunday when they travel to New York to take on Dowling College at Pine Hills Country Club.

AGATE:

Team Scores: 1) St. Thomas Aquinas 642 (+66); 2) Post University 647 (+71); 3) Dowling College 650 (+74); 4) Pace University 652 (+76); 5) New Haven 660 (+84); 6) Goldey-Beacom 666 (+90); 7) St. Rose 670 (+94); 8) Queens College 677 (+101); 9) Adelphi 680 (+104); 10) Le Moyne 684 (+108); 11) Philadelphia 716 (+140); 12) UMass Lowell 756 (+180).

Individual Scores: 1) Tobiason (GBC) 152 (+8); 2) Malcolm (Post) 154 (+10); 3) Croteau (Post) 155 (+11); 4) Psinakis (Pace) 158 (+14); 5) Phillips (Dowling) 159 (+15); T-6) Demaro (St. Thomas), Chuaypradit (Pace), Kohlman (St. Thomas), Ingoglia (Dowling) 161 (+17); T-10) Britt (Dowling), Tulacz (St. Thomas) 162 (+18); T-12) Silano (New Haven), Yovino (Queens), Alt (Adelphi), Pollock (New Haven) 163 (+19); T-16) Cain (St. Rose), Robertson (St. Thomas), Cibirka (St. Thomas) 164 (+20); T-19) McEneny (Le Moyne), Perretz (St. Thomas), Dominici (Pace), Cutler (GBC) 165 (+21); T-23) Zaretsky (Queens ), McKenna (New Haven) 166 (+22); T-25) Male (St. Rose), Daigle (St. Rose), Dorso (Post) 168 (+24); T-28) Seifert (Adelphi), Padham (Pace) 169 (+25); T-30) Greczyn (St. Rose), Adams (Post), Lamond (MA Lowell), 170 (+26); T-33) Mahoney (Dowling), Hernandez (Queens), Seeber (New Haven), Kellogg (Philadelphia) 171 (+27); 37) Kinder (Adelphi) 172 (+28); T-38) Jasen (Dowling), Kreiser (Philadelphia), Mizeur (Le Moyne), Grant (New Haven) 173 (+29); T-42) Clair (GBC), Lesch (Le Moyne) 175 (+31); T-44) Govern (Le Moyne), Vargas (Adelphi), Nardo (GBC) 176 (+32); T-47) Agnew (GBC), Kramer (Queens) 177 (+33); T-49) Delucia (Pace), Schwartz (Philadelphia) 181 (+37); 51) Silkworth (St. Rose) 185 (+41); 52) Vardaro (Le Moyne) 186 (+42); 53) Mitton (MA Lowell) 190 (+46); 54) Gioia (Philadelphia) 191 (+47); 55) Donovan (MA Lowell) 196 (+52); 56) Cavallo (Post) 201 (+57); T-57) Chernicki (MA Lowell), Hauser (Queens) 202 (+58); 59) Pluemer (Philadelphia) 211 (+67); 60) Mullaney (MA Lowell) 221 (+77).