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2008 Men’s Golf GuideCOLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2 GENERAL INFORMATIONAbout this Guide 2Staff Directory 2Athletic Facilities at the Mount 2About the College of Mount St. Joseph 3HCAC Information 3Interview Policy, Press Credentials 3Message from the President, Sr. Francis Marie Thrailkill 4Message from the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4Support Staff, Cheerleaders, Dance Team 56 MEN’S GOLF2008 Schedule 72008 Roster 72008 Outlook 72008 Player Profiles 8Head Coach Profile 9Assistant Coach Profile 9Mount in the HCAC 92007 HCAC Championship 10Mount Past HCAC Championship Results 102007 Match Results 112007 Individual Statistics 13Mount All-Time Individual Records 14Mount All-Time Team Records 15Table of Contents2008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDE

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHGeneral InformationABOUT THIS GUIDEThe College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2008 Men’s Golf Guide hasbeen produced by the Sports Information Office and the DesignOffice to assist you with your coverage this year. All photos arecourtesy of Don Denney Photography. The guide was published inMarch 2008 with all of the information available at that time.Additional and updated information, statistics and photos areavailable at all times to accredited news sources from the SportsInformation Office, (513) 244-4927. For more on Mount athletics,visit www.msj.edu/athletics.STAFF DIRECTORY (Area Code 513)Athletic Department StaffSteve Radcliffe, Athletic Director ....................................244-4381Ron Bowling, Associate Athletic Director ........................244-8585Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building) ....244-4311Joanie Schroth, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex) ..244-8580Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative ..........244-4952Fax Number (Dowell Building)........................................244-4928Fax Number (Sports Complex) ........................................244-8581Coaching StaffChuck Murray, Baseball Coach,Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4402Larry Cox, Men’s Basketball Coach,Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4929Melanee Atkinson, Women’s Basketball Coach ................244-4590Danielle Harris, Cheerleading Coach ..............................244-4311Jennifer Link/Nikki Schorsch, Dance Coaches ................244-4311Rod Huber, Football Coach ............................................244-4896Vince Suriano, Assistant Football Coach ..........................244-4422Jeff Hill, Assistant Football Coach,Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ........................244-8597Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach,Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4876Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach,Assistant Baseball Coach ..............................................244-8583Pat Kennedy, Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse Coach................244-4427Carrie Taylor, Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ..................244-8587Leah Todd, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ......244-8586Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach ........................................244-4853Del Walters, Men’s Tennis Coach,Associate Men’s Basketball Coach ................................244-8596Brian Beebe, Women’s Tennis Coach,Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ............................244-8599Michele Benoit, Volleyball Coach,Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4316Erin Pauley, Assistant Volleyball Coach,Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ..........244-3276Casey Stouffer, Wrestling Coach,Coordinator of Athletic Facilities ..................................244-4474Brennan Ryan, Assistant Wrestling Coach ........................244-1630Sports MedicineLisa Osterbrock, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer................244-4599Sean Degerstrom, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ........244-4875Susan Miniello, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ............244-4875Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ................244-4875Howard Schertzinger Jr., M.D., Team Medical Director ....244-4875Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director............481-5050Sports InformationDane Neumeister, Director ..............................................244-4927Ally Auditore, Student Co-op ..........................................244-4927ATHLETIC FACILITIES AT THE MOUNTThe Mount provides its students with athletic fields and theHarrington Center, a modern two-level student union with arunning track, gym, fitness center, and food court. During the2003-2004 academic year, the Mount began its Campus ExpansionPlan, which includes athletic fields to accommodate more Mountteams on campus for practice and home games.The Mount’s East Fields on Delhi Road, which have been thehome field for women’s soccer, have been expanded into a gamefield and running track with seating for up to 2,400 spectators. Thenew Sports Complex gives the Mount Lions’ football team its firsthome field on campus since 1990. It also provides a home field forwomen’s soccer, men’s soccer and lacrosse teams for men (2007)and women (2009). The track serves the Mount’s track & fieldteams and additional facilities house the Mount’s academic programin athletic training, as well as locker rooms and concessions. TheCampus Expansion Plan also included the renovation of nearbyCollege property into practice fields. The Lions’ softball team beganplaying home games at the new River Road softball field in 2007.2The Mount Lions’ baseball team plays home games at MidlandField, one of Cincinnati’s finest baseball facilities for teams andspectators.The Harrington Center, which opened in 1998, contains two fullcourts for Lions volleyball and basketball as well as the full range ofMount intramural teams. The Harrington Center also features aspecially surfaced indoor running track; courts for racquetball,squash and walleyball; fitness center; weight training; athletictraining; and locker facilities.The Mount’s west campus field, the J. Page Hayden AthleticField, is the location for the Mount’s field events during track &field meets and is a practice field for the Lions’ Roar MarchingBand. The Mount also provides lighted tennis courts for intercollegiateand intramural teams.The Mount men’s golf team’s home course is Miami WhitewaterForest Golf Course in Harrison, Ohio. The course is a par-72,6,808-yards course with a rating of 72.3 and a slope of 125.

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHGeneral InformationA MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTSister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D.Welcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and Lions country. We are proud to be the home of HCAC Division IIIcompetition in Greater Cincinnati so that the community can enjoy exciting competition among student athletes whoare dedicated to their sport and their studies.A Mount education is about preparing for life academically, professionally, personally, and spiritually. Students havethe opportunity to play in 21 competitive sports at the Mount as well as to join marching band and over 40 clubs andorganizations. They take courses in smaller classes where professors advocate learning and interaction. Cooperativeeducation, service learning and cultural/global immersion involve students in life experiences and social responsibility.Students are the heart of the community we enjoy at the Mount, and our student athletes appreciate your attendanceand support.Please visit the Mount again for more exciting HCAC Division III excitement, and visit our Web site at www.msj.edufor listings of the events and programs offered throughout the year.Enjoy the game!Sincerely,Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D.MOUNT ATHLETICS DIRECTORSteve RadcliffeSteve Radcliffe enters his 13th year as theLions’ athletic director for the 2007-2008school year, and he looks forward to anotheroutstanding season of athletics at the Mount.The Lions’ volleyball team captured theHCAC Championship this past fall andadvanced to the Conference Championshipgame. The Mount football team finished asrunner-ups in the HCAC regular season andqualified to their fourth straight NCAA Division III playoffs.Women’s soccer also advanced to the HCAC Semifinals while themen’s soccer team enjoyed their best season to date.In addition, there were plenty of other highlights, bothindividually and team-wise, for the Mount’s athletic programs thispast fall.Radcliffe has long been a part of the sports programs atthe Mount. A retired athletic trainer, Radcliffe began his athletictraining career in 1976 and was hired to implement the Mount’sfirst academic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition,Radcliffe has been the Lions’ head athletic trainer, working withathletes from all the intercollegiate sports, as well as teachingathletic training at the College.Radcliffe, who received his bachelor’s degree in 1978 and hismaster’s in physical education in 1981 from Miami University(Ohio), became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon enteringthe position, Radcliffe stressed the importance of upholding theCollege’s stellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positiveinfluence in student life and development at the Mount.Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria andMichael. The Radcliffes live in Delhi.4

SUPPORT STAFFGeneral Information2008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDEDaneNeumeisterDirector ofSportsInformationRonBowlingAssociateAthleticDirectorCharlieWrublewskiFacilitiesManagementSet-UpJoanieSchrothAdministrativeAssistantAllyAuditoreSportsInformationCo-opLarry CoxAssistantAthleticDirectorGeorganaTaggartFacultyAthleticRepresentativeStacieCarneyAdministrativeAssistantSeanDegerstromHeadTrainer,BaseballMicheleBenoitAssistantAthleticDirectorDr. RobertBurgerTeamOrthopedicDirectorDr. HowardSchertzingerTeamPhysicianCHEERLEADERSDANCE TEAMFront row (L-R): Maria Campolongo, Katie Carney, Michelle Pence,Erin Stretch, Jessie Kell, Stacy Honnert, Caitlin Propps.Back row: Brittany Spriggs, Meagan Stretch, Stephanie Pike,Lesley Rowe, Heather Kailholz, Natalie Schuster, Brittany Garrick.Not pictured: Chelsea Sims, Ann Benedict, Danielle Harris (Coach).Front row (L-R): Jodi Stockelman, Tricia Wietmarschen,Sam Stapleton. Middle row: Kelsey Keyes, Sarah Holter,Vanessa Black, Debbie Nieman. Back row: Katie Skeeters (Coach),Jennifer Link (Coach), Nikki Schorsch (Coach).Not pictured: Lydia Taulbee.5

Men’s Golf • 2008

2008 SCHEDULE2008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDEDate Invitational Site Time3/15-16 Hanover College Invitational Seymour, IN 12:0)p.m.-9:00 a.m.Shadowood Golf Course (36 holes)3/22 Berea College Spring Tee-Off Tournament Richmond, KY 12:00 p.m.Battlefield Golf and Country Club (18 holes)3/29-30 Anderson University Invitational Anderson, IN 11:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.Anderson Country Club (36 holes)4/5-6 College of Mount St. Joseph Invitational North Bend, OH 12:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m.Aston Oaks Golf Course (36 holes)4/12 Manchester College Invitational Wabash, IN 8:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.Honeywell Golf Course (36 holes)4/19-20 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Invitational Terre Haute, IN 1:00 p.m.-8:00 a.m.Hulman Links Golf Couse (36 holes)4/25-26 HCAC Tournament (First and Second Rounds) Seymour, IN 12:00 p.m.-8:00 a.m.Shadowood Golf Course (18 holes each round)5/2-3 HCAC Tournament (Third and Fourth Rounds) Wabash, IN 12:00 p.m.-9:00 a.m.Honeywell Golf Course (18 holes each round)2008 ROSTERName Class Hometown High SchoolNick Barlow So. Milford, OH MilfordRyan Katsetos So. North Bend, OH TaylorChris Lamb So. Fairborn, OH FairbornSteve Pence Jr. Cincinnati, OH AndersonNeil Skirvin So. Indianapolis, IN Scecina MemorialKyle Vollmer Fr. Harrison, OH LaSalleJay Wagner Fr. Cincinnati, OH ElderMichael Whalen Jr. Norwood, OH NorwoodBrandon Wolfram Jr. Harrison, OH Harrison2008 OUTLOOKThe Mount looks to improve on last season’s solid overall finish andseventh placing at the HCAC Championship this season. The talentedplay of last year’s first-year golfers make for a bright future. Theaddition of three new golfers figures to help the Lions complete amuch better season this year.Head coach Joe Sparhawk returns for his fourth season as theMount’s head golf coach. Rounding out this year’s coaching staff isformer Mount golfer A.J. Hoffmann, who graduated from theMount last winter and was one of the team’s top golfers last year.Last season, the Mount had an up-and-down year. The seasonended with a seventh place finish in the HCAC championship andclosed out what Sparhawk called a frustrating season for the Lions.The one high point of the season came at the Mount InvitationalI in which they captured their first-ever invitational victory. Thisseason, the Lions goal is consistency at all times.“The big thing we need to improve on is consistency,’’ Sparhawksays. “I need to be able to count on guys shooting certain scores.Last year was an improvement from the year before, but I needmore of the same from these guys if we are going to compete forthe conference championship. The spring season is short and wedon’t have time to have a bad round or a bad tournament.”According to Sparhawk, this year’s returning golfers Chris Lamb,Neil Skirvin and Michael Whalen are all looking to make a bigimpact in 2008. Lamb was the Mount’s top golfer last seasonleading the Lions at almost every event and is projected to be theMount’s top golfer again this year. After missing most of last seasondue to illness, Steve Pence plans to reclaim his spot as one of the topgolfers on the team as well. The team’s newcomers, including KyleVollmer and Nick Barlow, will add depth and stability to the team.With many tough teams in the conference, winning this year’sHCAC title for the Lions could prove to be a difficult job.Transylvania appears to be the top team once again while Franklinand the rest of the teams within the conference also look to fieldvery competitive teams. Despite the tough conference, Sparhawk isoptimistic about the qualities he sees in his team this season.“This is the hardest-working team I have ever had at the Mount,’’Sparhawk states. “I think their determination and perseverance willcarry over into the season. I expect much improvement from lastyear’s team.”7

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2008 PLAYER PROFILESNick BarlowSophomoreMajor: Sport ManagementHigh School: Milford (Milford, OH)Barlow joins the Mount for his first season. Heplayed both golf and baseball in high school. Inhigh school, Barlow averaged a 39 over nine holesand a 78 over 18 holes. He was also named Second Team All-GMCfor both golf and baseball. He played baseball last season for theMount. Nick is the son of Lori and Mark Barlow.PhotoNotAvailableRyan KatsetosSophomoreMajor: BusinessHigh School: Taylor (North Bend, OH)Katsetos joins the Mount for his first season. Heplayed two years of high school golf, with his homecourse Shawnee Lookout, holding a handicap ofseven. Katsetos also played soccer, baseball and football in highschool and was on the Mount’s baseball team last spring. Ryan isthe son of Linda and Chris Katsetos.Chris LambSophomoreMajor: HistoryHigh School: Fairborn (Fairborn, OH)Lamb returns for his second season with the Mount.He was one of the Mount’s top performers lastseason finishing first at the College of Mount St.Joseph Invitational II. Lamb also finished the season with a team-best81 stroke average over 18 holes. He led the team in every tournamentin 2007, excluding the HCAC Championship. He was a four-yearmember of his high school team and played at Greene CountryClub. Chris is the son of Pamela Lamb.Season Rounds Strokes Avg Low Round Low Finish2007 16 1,302 81.4 75 (MSJ II) 1st (MSJ II)Steve PenceJuniorMajor: Special EducationHigh School: Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)Pence returns for his third season with the Mount.He was limited to just three rounds last season, afterplaying in 10 rounds the season before. Pence isexpected to reclaim one of his top spots on the team this seasonafter averaging a 95 over 18 holes last spring. He is also a memberof the Lions’ football team. Steve is the son of Cindi and SteveGreen.Season Rounds Strokes Avg Low Round Low Finish2006 10 944 94.4 85 (HCAC) 16th (BereaInvitational)2007 3 284 94.7 91 (MSJ I) 15 th (MSJ II)Totals 13 1,228 94.5Neil SkirvinSophomoreMajor: UndeclaredHigh School: Scecina Memorial (Indianapolis, IN)Skirvin returns for his second season with theMount. He averaged 88 over 18 holes last year andshot a season-best 83 at the HCAC Championship.He golfed in 15 rounds of a possible 16 for the Lions last season.Skirvin has also been a member of the Lion’s football team for thepast two seasons as a punter. Neil is the son of Ann and DaveSkirvin.Season Rounds Strokes Avg Low Round Low Finish2007 15 1,316 87.7 83 (HCAC) 11th (MSJ II)Kyle VollmerFreshmanMajor: MusicHigh School: LaSalle (Harrison, OH)Vollmer joins the Mount for his first season. Vollmerplayed four years of high school golf averaging 41over nine holes and 82 over 18 holes. He was also abowler all four years in high school and was also named a ScholasticAll-Star all four year of high school for golf and bowling. Heearned first and second academic honors every quarter all four yearsof high school and graduated in the top 25 of his class. Kyle is theson of Karen and Dale Vollmer.Jay WagnerFreshmanMajor: AccountingHigh School: Elder (Cincinnati, OH)Wagner joins the Mount for his first season. Heaveraged 43 over nine holes and 93 over 18 holes inhigh school. Wagner was also on his school’s honorroll. Jay is the son of Donna and Jerome Wagner.Michael WhalenJuniorMajor: PsychologyHigh School: Norwood (Norwood, OH)Whalen returns for his third season with the Mount.He competed in all of the Mount’s Invitationals lastseason and finished tied for second with teammateA.J. Hoffmann at the second round of the MSJ Invitational. Whalenaveraged 89 over 18 holes last season. Michael is the son ofChristine Greiwe.Season Rounds Strokes Avg Low Round Low Finish2006 10 964 96.4 86 (Berea Invit.) 13th (BereaInvitational)2007 16 1,428 89.3 80 (Vincennes) t-2 nd (MSJ I)Totals 26 2,392 92.0Brandon WolframJuniorMajor: Art & Graphic DesignHigh School: Harrison (Harrison, OH)Wolfram joins the Mount for his first season. Heplayed in 2005-2006 on the Lions’ soccer team.Brandon is the son of Nancy and Alan Wolfram.8

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Joe SparhawkJoe Sparhawk begins his fourth season as theMen’s golf coach. He led the program to a Mountschool-best sixth place finish at the 2006 HCACChampionships, and has directed team’s to seventh(2007) and eighth (2005) place conference finishes.Coach Sparhawk is a member of the GCAA(Golf Coaches Association of America), USGA (United States GolfAssociation) and is a two-time winner on the Golf Channel AmateurTour. He is also the Mount’s co-Director of Intramurals.In addition to his duties as head golf coach, he also coachedfor six seasons with the College’s football team. Sparhawk held agraduate assistant position with the Mount for three years, assistingthe team’s offense. He was the team’s quarterback coach in 2003and the wide receiver coach in 2004 and 2005. In 2005 and 2006as offensive coordinator, Sparhawk helped direct the Lions footballteam to back-to-back 9-2 records and HCAC championships.Sparhawk graduated from the Mount in 2001 with a bachelor’sdegree and obtained his master’s degree in sports administrationfrom Xavier University in 2003.Coach Sparhawk’s 2007 Mount golf team broke many individualand team records during the season. The Lions also claimed theirfirst-ever invitational title in men’s golf with a first place finish at theCollege of Mount St. Joseph Invitational I.Sparhawk played quarterback for the Mount for four seasons.He is a member of the Southwest Ohio Football CoachesAssociation and the National Strength and ConditioningAssociation. He and his fiancée, Tiffany, reside in Cheviot, Ohio.2008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDEAssistant Coach A.J. HoffmannA.J. Hoffmann joins the Mount’s coaching stafffor his first season. Hoffmann, a December of2007 graduate of the Mount, who graduatedwith an accounting degree, played golf forMount Head Coach Joe Sparhawk in 2007,finishing with the team’s third-best 18-holeaverage. He also played three years of baseball for the Lions.Hoffmann is a LaSalle High School graduate. He plays semi-probaseball for the Cincinnati Chiefs and also coaches fifth gradeboys’ basketball.Hoffmann works at The Gym in Carew Tower, Cincinnati,Ohio, and also resides in Cincinnati.MOUNT IN THE HCACThis is the sixth year of competition for the Mount in the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference. All HCAC schools, excludingBluffton University, compete in men’s golf with the HCACChampionship at season’s end.The Lions placed eighth in 2003, among eight HCAC teams inthe conference tournament, which was won by Franklin College forthe second straight season. Anderson University led after the firstday of action but was overtaken by a strong Franklin squad in daytwo for the championship. Ben Chandler led the Mount individuallywith a 28th place finish. Four of the Mount’s five returning golferscompeted in the HCAC Championship.The Mount placed eighth at the 2004 HCAC Tournament. Alleight of the conference schools participated in the tournament.Franklin College claimed the title, while Bluffton took second. E.J.Engelkamp led the Lions, tying for tenth place with a two-day scoreof 156.The 2005 Lions placed eighth in the HCAC Tournament, whichwas won by Franklin. The Mount did not receive a team scorebecause they only had two players participate in the tournament. Inthe two-day event, Ken Stamm led the Lions with an overall score of222 and Casey McMahon scored an overall 240.In 2006, the Mount recorded a sixth place finish in the HCACChampionship, recording a team score of 734. Franklin claimed itsfifth straight HCAC title, outdistancing number two Transylvania by10 strokes. Steve Pence turned in the best score for the Lions, finishing27th overall with a 173.Chris Lamb led the way for the Mount in 2007 at the HCACChampionship, placing 18th individually. The Lions, however,slipped a spot to seventh in the team standings from last season’sfinish. That was, however, their second-best finish as a team in theirfifth year of HCAC Championship play. Transylvania claimed theteam championship.Mount golfer Michael Whalen in 2007 action.9

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2007 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIPTeam Standings Total1. Transylvania 1,2112. Franklin 1,2433. Manchester 1,2984. Rose-Hulman 1,3085. Anderson 1,3236. Hanover 1,3367. Mount 1,3888. Defiance 1,410Top Eight Finishers (HCAC All-Conference)Place Individual School Total1. Justin Ridge Franklin College 2972. Matt Scott Transylvania University 2983. Corey Maggard Transylvania University 3024. John Lett Franklin College 3045. Greg Turcotte Tranlyvania University 3056. Scott Bucher Manchester College 3087. Brad Sutherland Transylvania University 3138. J.W. Moore Franklin College 316Mount Results Total18. C.J. Knapp 33127. Chris Lamb 34632. Neil Skirvin 35934. A.J. Hoffmann 36335. Mike Whalen 366Medalist/Player of the Year/Freshman of the YearJustin Ridge, Franklin CollegeCoach of the YearBrian Lane, Transylvania UniversityGolfers of the Week (week ending date listed)Week Ending Name SchoolMar. 18 Daniel Williams Rose-HulmanMar. 25 No NominationsApr. 1 Justin Ridge FranklinApr. 8 Corey Maggard TransylvaniaApr. 15 Coy McNew Rose-HulmanApr. 22 Ryan Mitchell Rose-HulmanMOUNT PAST HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS2003Mount finished in eighth place out of eight schools with a stroke total of 716. Franklin was first with a total of 627.2004Mount finished in eighth place out of eight schools with a stroke total of 697. Franklin was first with a total of 597.2005Mount finished in eighth place out of eight schools with no team score. Franklin was first with a total of 592.2006Mount finished in sixth place out of six schools with a stroke total of 734. Franklin was first with a total of 587.2007Mount finished in seventh place out of eight schools with a stoke total of 1,388. Transylvania was first with a total of 1,211.10

2007 MATCH RESULTSHanover College InvitationalMarch 26, 2007(Par-72, 6,709 Yards)Shadowood Golf Course – Seymour, Indiana# School Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total1. Brescia College 298 306 6042. Wabash College 310 304 6143. Hanover College 326 312 6384. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 318 329 6475. Vincennes Univ. 326 323 6496. Anderson Univ. 337 321 6587. Mount 331 334 665Franklin College, No team scoreSpalding University, No team scoreMedalist: Sam Russell (Wabash) 74 72 146Mount results16. Chris Lamb 78 80 158t-25. C.J. Knapp 82 82 16438. A.J. Hoffmann 89 85 174t-39. Neil Skirvin 89 87 176t-43. Mike Whalen 82 95 177Manchester College Spartans Invitational3/31/07(Par-71, 6,444 yards)Team Standings Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total1. Franklin College 313 312 6252. Huntington University 321 305 6263. Manchester College 318 317 6354. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 330 325 6555. Calvin College 334 323 6576. Mount 351 350 7017. Defiance College 371 349 720Medalist: Spencer Batt 78 71 149(Huntington)Mount results27. Chris Lamb 85 85 17028. Mike Whalen 85 86 171t-31. A.J. Hoffmann 90 84 17434. Neil Skirvin 91 95 18635. C.J. Knapp 91 96 187Anderson University Spring Invitational4-1-07/4-2-07(Par-72, 6,654 Yards)2008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDETeam Standings Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total1. Transylvania University 298 293 5912. Franklin College 314 297 6113. Hanover College 319 307 6264. Aurora University 319 310 629Alma College 316 313 6296. Manchester College 322 310 6327. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 329 315 6448. Anderson University 326 326 6529. Vincennes Univ. C.C. 331 33 66210. Mount 336 331 667Medalist: Corey Maggard 71 71 144(Transylvania)Mount resultst-24. Chris Lamb 81 78 159t-34. C.J. Knapp 85 79 164t-41. A.J. Hoffmann 85 82 167t-54. Neil Skirvin 86 92 178t-56. Mike Whalen 85 94 179Defiance College Invitational4-9-07(Par-71, 6,130 yards)Kettenring Country Club, Defiance, OHTeam StandingsTotal1. Tiffin University 3092. Ohio Northern University 3213. Tri-State University 3294. Wittenberg University 3315. Mount 3336. Defiance College 355Medalist: Andrew Rahrig (ONU) 67Mount results7. Chris Lamb 80t-8. C.J. Knapp 81t-14. Neil Skirvin 8423. A.J. Hoffmann 8830. Michael Whalen 9711

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH2007 MATCH RESULTS (Continued)Thomas More Invitational4/16-4/17/2007Team Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total1. Centre College 303 313 6162 Thomas More College 326 331 6573 Kentucky State University 331 347 6784. Wilmington College 337 347 6845. Mount 343 358 701Medalist: Russ Whalen (Centre) 72-77—149Mount results*5. Chris Lamb 77 81 158t-20. C.J. Knapp 87 93 18022. A.J. Hoffmann 86 96 18223. Mike Whalen 93 93 186No finish. Neil Skirvin dng 91 —*-All-tournament selectionVincennes University Trailblazer Invitational4-2-07Vincennes Elks Club Course (Vincennes, IN)Team Standings1. Vincennes University 3002. Oakland City University 308Kaskaskia College 3084. Mount 324Medalist: Jason Walters (Vincennes) 69Mount resultst-5. Chris Lamb 76t-11. Mike Whalen 80t-17. A.J. Hoffmann 84t-17. Neil Skirvin 8421. C.J. Knapp 86College of Mount St. Joseph Invitational I4-22-07(Par-72, 6,808 yards)Miami Whitewater Golf CourseTeam standings1. Mount 3272. Vincennes University 3313. Hanover College 3364. Berea College 393Medalist: Chris Lamb (Mount) 80Mount1. Chris Lamb 80t-2. A.J. Hoffmann 82t-2. Mike Whalen 82t-7. C.J. Knapp 8315. Neil Skirvin 89Vincennes Universityt-2. Jason Walters 82t-2. Shane Davis 82t-7. Chris Taylor 839. Jason Schutte 8416. Adam Meyer 90Hanover Colleget-2. Jason Reed 82t-9. Alex Whiteman 84t-9. Chris Snyder 8412. Kyle Walden 8613. Jeremiah Powers 87Berea College14. Dameon Adams 8818. Cameron Ryals 9319. Phil Miller 9421. Michael Cable 118Individuals17. Steve Pence (Mount) 91 (*hole-in-one on hole #3)20. Dave Fusaro (Mount) 11112

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMOUNT ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCareer Stroke Average (top 10)Place Name Seasons Rounds Strokes Avg.1. Chris Lamb 2007 16 1,302 81.382. Ben Chandler 2003-2004 16 1,343 83.943. E.J. Engelkamp 2003-2004 14 1,188 84.864. C.J. Knapp 2007 16 1,359 84.945. A.J. Hoffmann 2007 16 1,399 87.446. Neil Skirvin 2007 15 1,316 87.737. John Detore 2003-2004 12 1,082 90.178. Michael Whalen 2006-2007 26 2,392 92.009. Jeff Krechting 2003-2004 12 1,111 92.5810 Chris Lorenz 2003-2004, 2006 22 2,047 93.05Single Season Stroke Average (top 10)Place Name Season Rounds Strokes Avg.1. Chris Lamb 2007 16 1,302 81.382. Ben Chandler 2003 7 585 83.573. E.J. Engelkamp 2004 9 753 83.674. Ben Chandler 2004 9 758 84.225. C.J. Knapp 2007 16 1,359 84.946. E.J. Engelkamp 2003 5 435 87.007. A.J. Hoffmann 2007 16 1,399 87.448. Neil Skirvin 2007 15 1,316 87.739. Michael Whalen 2007 16 1,428 89.2510. John Detore 2003 7 627 89.57Low 18-hole score (top 10)Place Strokes Name Opponent Date1. 75 Chris Lamb MSJ Invit. II 4/23/20072. 76 Chris Lamb Vincennes Invit. 4/21/20073. 77 Ben Chandler Transylvania Invit. 4/20/20043. 77 Chris Lamb Thomas More Invit. 4/16/20075. 78 Chris Lamb Hanover Invit. 3/25/20075. 78 Chris Lamb Anderson Invit. 4/2/20075. 78 C.J. Knapp HCAC Tournament 5/4/20078. 79 C.J. Knapp Anderson Invit. 4/2/20079. 80 Michael Whalen Vincennes Invit. 4/21/20079. 80 Chris Lamb Defiance Invit. 4/9/20079. 80 Chris Lamb Hanover Invit. 3/26/2007Low 36-hole score (top 10)Place Strokes Name Opponent Date1. 156 E.J. Engelkamp HCAC Tournament 4/30-5/1/20042. 158 Chris Lamb Hanover Invit. 3/25-3/26/20072. 158 Chris Lamb Thomas More Invit. 4/16-4/17/20074. 159 Chris Lamb Anderson Invit. 4/1-4/2/20075. 164 Ben Chandler Hanover Invit. 3/23-3/24/20035. 164 E.J. Engelkamp Hanover Invit. 3/28-3/29/20045. 164 C.J. Knapp Hanover Invit. 3/28-3/29/20048. 165 Ben Chandler HCAC Tournament 4/30-5/1/20049. 167 A.J. Hoffmann Anderson Invit. 4/1-4/2/200710. 170 Ben Chandler Anderson Invit. 4/4-4/5/200410. 170 Chris Lamb Manchester Invit. 3/31/200714

MOUNT ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDSSeason Stroke Average (top 5)Place Season Rounds Strokes Avg.1. 2007 16 5,438 339.92. 2003 7 2,467 352.43. 2006 10 3,754 375.44. 2004 7 2,652 378.82008 MEN’S GOLF GUIDELow 18-hole score (top 5)Place Strokes Opponent Date1. 324 Vincennes Invit. 4/21/20072. 327 MSJ Invit. I 4/22/20073. 332 MSJ Invit. II 4/23/20074. 333 Defiance Invit. 4/9/20075. 337 Thomas More 4/17/2003Low 36-hole score (top 5)Place Strokes Opponent Date1. 665 Hanover Invit. 3/25-3/26/20072. 667 Anderson Invit. 4/1-4/2/20073. 696 HCAC Tournament 4/30-5/1/20044. 701 Manchester Invit. 3/31/20074. 701 Thomas More Invit. 4/16-4/17/2007Low 72-hole score (top 5)Place Strokes Opponent Date1. 1,388 HCAC Tournament 4/27-4/28-5/4-5/5/200715

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHBecome a “Pillar of Support” and Help Celebratethe Mount Lions’ Home FieldDid you know that your name can be permanently displayed at the Mount’sSports Complex? For your gift of $1,000, a durable, solid bronze nameplatewill be engraved and affixed to one of the pillars supporting the stands atSchueler Field.Parents, grandparents, alumni, athletes, coaches, and all Lions’ sports fansare invited to consider this special opportunity. It’s a great way to show yourMount spirit and support our student athletes.Look for the nameplates already installed on two pillars below the centerbleachers, close to the walk-up from Midland Plaza.Join others and become a Pillar of Support. Visit www.msj.edu/about/giving/buildingexcitement or call the Development Office at (513) 244-4871to request a brochure.16