Men's Golf Archives

MEN'S GOLF PLACES FOURTH, RAUWERDINK ALL-CONFERENCE
Oct. 16, 2002
The Lakeland College men's golf team placed fourth this past weekend at the Lake Michigan Conference tournament held at Grand Geneva Resort, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

The Muskies shot a team score of 329 Sunday on the Highlands course, followed by a 332 Monday on the Brute course. Lakeland's team score of 661, was good for fourth place behind Marian, Concordia, and MSOE.

Individually the Muskies were led by all-conference selection Dan Rauwerdink. Rauwerdink shot a 78 on day one, followed by a 81 on the second day, good for 5th place individually. The rest of the team was made up of Freddie Fitchen (166), Tony Reese (167), P.J. Webster (175), and Carl Eriksson (176).

Lakeland Golfers Team Scores
Dan Rauwerdink* 78 - 81 159
Freddie Fritchen 81 - 85 166
Tony Reese 86 - 81 167
P.J. Wester 84 - 91 175
Carl Eriksson 91 - 85 176

* All-Conference Selection

MEN'S GOLF TO CHALLENGE FOR CONFERENCE TITLE
October 9, 2002
The Lakeland College men's golf team will compete in the Lake Michigan Conference tournament this weekend at Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The Muskies are led by Tony Reese who is currently third in the conference with an average of 78 per round. Freddie Fritchen is sixth in the conference at 79, and Dan Rawerdink is ninth at 81.5. Other Lakeland team members include P.J. Webster (84) and Carl Eriksson (89.75).

The Muskies are coming off of a meet in which they set the school record for combined score with a 309. The same five golfers competed last season and earned a fourth place finish with a combined weekend score of 672.

MEN'S GOLF SETS RECORD
October 1, 2002


Sheboygan, Wis - The Lakeland College Men's Golf team set a record Tuesday at Quit Qui Oc Golf Course in Elkhart Lake when they shot a combined team score of 309.

The Muskies, who took fourth place in the event, were led by medalist Tony Reese who shot a 71, and Dan Rawerdink with a 77. The rest of the team was Freddie Fritchen (78), Carl Eriksson (83), and Jason Wetenkamp (88).