Golf anyone?

[Brad]

Courtesy USF SID

Bulls Place All Five Golfers In Top 25 At BIG EAST, Team Takes Third

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (April 24, 2007) – All five University of South Florida women's golfers placed in the top 25 to lead the Bulls to a third-place finish at the 2007 BIG EAST Women's Golf Championships held at the par 72, 6,067-yard Oxmoor Country Club in Louisville, Ky.

The Bulls carded a three-round 916, which trailed co-champions Notre Dame and Louisville's 27-over-par 891. Louisville's Cindy LaCrosse took medalist honors with a 213, while teammate Adrienne White was two strokes behind at 215. Annie Brophy of Notre Dame shot an even 216 to place third.  

Junior Christina Jones led the Bulls to their 52-over-par score, carding a 1-over-par 217 to place fourth. Her three rounds of 72-74-71 were 13 strokes better than sophomore Gennifer Mendez's 10th-place 230.  

"The team played great this whole week," said Coach Kelly Lagedrost. "Christina (Jones) especially played well. I was glad she had good rounds in the BIG EAST Championship, because she has really had an outstanding spring season."

Junior Kylene Pulley placed 16th with a 77-81-78 – 236, closely trailed by senior Jessica Buchta's 242 and senior Mary Calderon's 243, who placed 23rd and T-24th, respectively.  

USF will now wait for its chance at a berth to the NCAA East Regional Tournament held at the University Club in Baton Rouge, La., May 10-12. The selection will be made April 30 at 4 p.m.

3          USF, +52, 304-312-300 – 916

4          Christina Jones, +1, 72-74-71 – 217

T10      Gennifer Mendez, +14, 75-81-74 – 230

16        Kylene Pulley, +20, 77-81-78 – 236

23        Jessica Buchta, +26, 86-79-77 – 242

T24      Mary Calderon, +27, 80-78-85 – 243

Courtesy USF SID

Men's Golf Finishes 11th At BIG EAST Tournament

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (April 24, 2007) – Senior Kevin Tilbury carded a three-day 227 to lead the University of South Florida to an 11th place finish at the 2007 BIG EAST Golf Championships held at the Cardinal Club in Louisville, Ky. Tilbury placed 36th in the 60-player event.  

Tournament host No. 15 Louisville won the BIG EAST Championship by 12 strokes, registering an 844. Notre Dame finished second at 856 and St. John's recorded an 871 to take third.  

Louisville placed three golfers in the top three, as Daryl Fathauer was tournament medalist at 209 and Derek Fathauer and Adam Rainaud tied for third at 212. Mike Van Sickle of Marquette carded a 211 for second place.  

Tilbury's 72-77-78 – 227 was followed by senior Justin Fetcho's 14-over-par 76-77-77 – 230. Freshman Raj Nahal tied for 46th with his 232, followed by junior Jason Elliott (234) and junior Tyler Hitchcock (235).

11  USF, +57, 296-314-311 – 921

36  Kevin Tilbury, +11, 72-77-78 – 227

T43 Justin Fetcho, +14, 76-77-77 – 230

T46 Raj Nahal, +16, 75-79-78 – 232

T52 Jason Elliott, +18, 75-81-78 – 234

T56 Tyler Hitchcock, +19, 74-83-78 – 235

[JoeBulls]

I love how the Sports Information department spins that one.

HOw about you tell the truth and stop with the "Men's Golf Finishes 11th."

THERE ARE ONLY 12 TEAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How about the true headline:

"Men's Golf Finishes Second To Last In Conference Tournment"

How does a Golf Team from Florida finish behind a golf team from Wisconsin????

Someone fill me in on that one?

[JoeBulls]

Another solid showing by Jim Fee (head coach) and company..

They almost finished dead last in the conference.

Somebody please please tell me how this guy continues to keep his job?

Then could someone figure out how a team from Wisconsin (Marquette) finishes ahead of a team from Florida in Golf?

That is like the colorado sking team finishing behind Florida Atlantic in the NCAA Sking Championships..

Can they even play golf in Wisconsin right now..  I think the temp in Milwaukee is about 15 degrees right now.

And then to finish behind St. Johns!????  Aren't they in Queens?  I can't imagine that they have much of a facility.  Where do they practice?  Flatbush Ave??

Way to Go JIM FEE!!!?

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Courtesy USF SID

Men's Golf Finishes 11th At BIG EAST Tournament

 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (April 24, 2007) – Senior Kevin Tilbury carded a three-day 227 to lead the University of South Florida to an 11th place finish at the 2007 BIG EAST Golf Championships held at the Cardinal Club in Louisville, Ky. Tilbury placed 36th in the 60-player event.  

Tournament host No. 15 Louisville won the BIG EAST Championship by 12 strokes, registering an 844. Notre Dame finished second at 856 and St. John's recorded an 871 to take third.  

Louisville placed three golfers in the top three, as Daryl Fathauer was tournament medalist at 209 and Derek Fathauer and Adam Rainaud tied for third at 212. Mike Van Sickle of Marquette carded a 211 for second place.  

Tilbury's 72-77-78 – 227 was followed by senior Justin Fetcho's 14-over-par 76-77-77 – 230. Freshman Raj Nahal tied for 46th with his 232, followed by junior Jason Elliott (234) and junior Tyler Hitchcock (235).

 

11  USF, +57, 296-314-311 – 921

36  Kevin Tilbury, +11, 72-77-78 – 227  

T43 Justin Fetcho, +14, 76-77-77 – 230  

T46 Raj Nahal, +16, 75-79-78 – 232  

T52 Jason Elliott, +18, 75-81-78 – 234  

T56 Tyler Hitchcock, +19, 74-83-78 – 235  

[Kyle]

Golf, Tennis, and Baseball are all sports we should dominate year in and year out due to our climate.

[Matt]

I love how the Sports Information department spins that one.

HOw about you tell the truth and stop with the "Men's Golf Finishes 11th."

THERE ARE ONLY 12 TEAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How about the true headline:

"Men's Golf Finishes Second To Last In Conference Tournment"

How does a Golf Team from Florida finish behind a golf team from Wisconsin????

Someone fill me in on that one?

because thats their job.  ever hear of something called "Public Relations"

you really expect the offical press release from the university to say they finished 2nd to last?

[JoeBulls]

I wouldn't expect a press release.

Wouldn't you want to keep this on the D.L.

is this something to let the public know about?

[SkypointBull]

ass

[JoeBulls]

HA HA HA HA HA HA

(kiss)