Michigan Men's Golf -- Tournament Update
9/14/2002 12:00:00 AM | Men's Golf
Course: The Ridges (par 72, 7,001 yards)
Tournament: Bank of Tennessee/The Ridges Intercollegiate (Day 1 of 2)
U-M Standing: 14th Place of 14 Teams (300-304/604) after Day 1
Top U-M Individual: David Nichols, tie-33rd (73-76 = 149)
Final Round: Sunday, Sept. 15, 8 a.m.
Team Standings (After Day 1)
1. Tennessee 291-290 = 581 (+5)
Wake Forest 287-294 = 581
3. Duke 291-296 = 587
4. Auburn 292-296 = 588
South Carolina 290-298 = 588
6. North Carolina 291-298 = 598
7. East Tennessee State 299-291 = 590
Texas Christian 298-292 = 590
9. Arkansas 290-301 = 591
10. Georgia Southern 291-303 = 594
11. Virginia Tech 308-288 = 596
12. Augusta State 310-298 = 599
Houston 290-309 = 599
14. MICHIGAN 300-304 = 604
Top Individuals
1. Leif Olson Duke 70-70 = 140 (-4)
Ian Parnaby, Tennessee 68-72 = 140
3. Aron Price, Georgia Southern 69-73 = 142
4. Dustin Bray, North Carolina 72-71 = 143
Lawrence Dodd, Tennessee 71-72 = 143
6. Brendan Fisher, Augusta State 72-72 = 144
Jeremy Hobson, ETSU 72-72 = 144
James Johnson, ETSU 74-70 = 144
Chad Wilfong, Wake Forest 71-73 = 144
10. Brendon DeJonge, Virginia Tech 75-70 = 145
Bill Hass, Wake Forest 73-72 = 145
David Schultz, Texas Christian 70-75 = 145
Adam Wing, Arkansas 70-75 = 145
Michigan Individual Scores
T33. David Nichols 73-76 = 149 T41. Mark McIntosh 75-75 = 150 T41. Rob Tighe 73-77 = 150 T66. Bruce Svechota-Kingsbury 79-76 = 155 T73. Jimmy Wisinski 81-78 = 159
N O T E S
Mark McIntosh, Jimmy Wisinski and Bruce Svechota-Kingsbury competed in their first collegiate tournaments at the Ridges Intercollegiate. Both McIntosh and Wisinski redshirted last season, while Svechota made the team as a walk-on.
Q U O T E S
Head Coach Andrew Sapp
On the Wolverines' first day at the Ridges ... "Today was a good learning experience. We played well this morning, but we just didn't finish well. We gave away about five strokes on our last hole this morning, otherwise we would have been right in the thick of it. It's just a matter of learning how to play a little bit better when you need to. We made a few too many unforced errors, a couple of double bogies here and there, and that hurts the entire team. We're not that far off some of the best teams in the country as far as talent goes; we just need to start believing in ourselves more. We're looking forward to playing well tomorrow and finishing this tournament on a good note."
Contact: Tom Wywrot (734) 763-4423
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