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Graham Hill Wins PSAC Golf Title; IUP Places Fourth in Team Competition

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IUP freshman Graham Hill easily won the individual title at the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference golf championship, besting the field by seven shots and finishing as the only golfer under par for the two-round event.

Hill (right), from Brights Grove, Ontario, had scores of 70 and 72 and finished two-under par on the Wren Dale Golf Club course.  He outdistanced Scott Micklewright of Millersville, who finished with a score of 149.  The tournament was only the second of Hill’s college career.

Micklewright, however, was named MVP of the tournament after helping the Marauders claim the team championship.  Millersville and Clarion both posted scores of 620, but Millersville won on the strength of the tiebreaker system that uses the score of both team’s number five golfer for the second round.

IUP finished in fourth place with a score of 626, four shots behind Slippery Rock.  West Chester (627) and the Kutztown women’s team (674) rounded out the field.

Dan Thompson shot a 154 to tie for eighth and give IUP a pair of all-conference players.  Thomas Facciani (162, tied for 16th), Eric Anderson (168, 27th) and Scott Wildauer (169, tied for 28th) also competed for the Indians.  Chris Bullington matched Wildauer’s score playing as an individual.

This marks the second consecutive season that IUP has had the individual medalist at the PSAC tournament.  Brian Galica was a four-shot winner at last year’s tournament held in Denver.

This is the first year the PSAC tournament has been held in the fall in an attempt to take advantage of better weather and playing conditions.  IUP will compete in one more event this fall, the St. Thomas Aquinas Invitational in Jackson, N.J., next weekend, before resuming its schedule in March.

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