2003 Men's Golf Fall Results

Bucknell Invitational (at Lewisburg, Pa.)
Bucknell University Golf Club
September 12-13, 2003 (36 holes, Par 70)
Team Standings

1.  Bucknell (293-291=584)
2.  Lafayette (300-295=595)
3.  Loyola (295-305=600)
4.  Robert Morris (303-299=602)
5.  Lehigh (297-306=603)
6.  Cornell (294-312=606)
7.  Mount St. Mary's (298-312=610)
8.  Rider (319-293=612)
9.  St. Bonaventure (307-306=613)
10. IUP (307-310=617)
    Duquesne (313-304=617)
12. Monmouth (309-320=629)
13. St. Peter's (307-323=630)
14. Susquehanna (311-320=631)
15. McDaniel (308-328=636)
    Manhattan (316-320=636)
17. Colgate (314-329=643)
18. Fairleigh Dickinson (365-338=703)  

IUP Individuals: Nathan Elliott (76-75=151, tied 15th), Dan Thompson 
(74-80=154, tied 34th), Eric Anderson (78-77=155, tied 36th), Brian
Galica (79-78=157, tied 51st), Scott Wildauer (79-82=161, tied 63rd)

Medalist was Andrew Hill of Mount St. Mary's with a score of 69-69=138



Hal Hansen Invitational (at Clarion, Pa.)
Clarion Oaks Golf Club
September 22-23, 2003 (36 holes, Par 72)
Team Standings

1.  West Liberty State (311-309=620)
2.  IUP (313-309=622)
3.  Concord (318-307=625)
4.  West Chester (316-311=627)
5.  Glenville State (316-314=630)
6.  Clarion (326-307=633)
7.  Millersville (319-317=636)
8.  Ohio Valley (332-306=638)
9.  Allegheny (327-316=643)
10. West Virginia Wesleyan (330-314=644)
11. Slippery Rock (324-324=648)
    Wheeling Jesuit (329-319=648)
13. Saint Vincent (353-318=671)
14. Davis & Elkins (353-341=694)  

IUP Individuals: Eric Anderson (79-75=154, 8th), Scott Wildauer 
(78-77=155, tied 9th), Nathan Elliott (82-77=159, tied 29th), 
Dan Thompson (79-80=159, tied 29th), Brian Galica (77-84=161, 
tied 39th)

Tim Fisher of Glenville State (77-73=150) and Blake Shamblin of West
Liberty State (76-74=150) tied for first place, with Fisher taking
medalist honors in a playoff.



Millersville Fall Golf Tournament (at Harrisburg, Pa.)
Blue Ridge Country Club
October 1, 2003 (18 holes, Par 72)
Team Standings

1.  Charleston (308)
2.  Millersville (309)
3.  IUP (312)
4.  Clarion (313)
5.  West Chester (318)
6.  Slippery Rock (330)
7.  University of the Sciences (398)  

IUP Individuals: Dan Thompson and Eric Anderson (76, tied 4th),
Nathan Elliott and Scott Wildauer (80, tied 17th), Brian Galica 
and Adam Ritchey (81, tied 23rd), Rich Nuse (89, tied 37th)

Michael Todd of Charleston won medalist honors with a score of 73.



Powerade Fall Collegiate (at Coshocton, Ohio)
River Greens Golf Course
October 10-11, 2003 (54 holes, Par 72)
Team Standings

1.  Charleston (298-289-290=877)
2.  Walsh (294-298-291=883)
3.  Millersville (298-303-283=884)
4.  Malone (293-298-303=894)
5.  Otterbein (300-295-312=907)
6.  IUP (297-308-303=908)
7.  St. Thomas Aquinas (304-302-303=909)
8.  Le Moyne (299-306-312=917)
    West Chester (299-308-310=917)
10. Bryant (300-306-312=918)
11. Clarion (301-311-309=921)
12. Ohio Valley (307-305-311=923)
    Tiffin (305-311-307=923)
14. Mount Union (308-318-313=939)
15. Slippery Rock (311-325-318=954) 

IUP Individuals: Brian Galica (71-74-70=215, tied 4th), Eric Anderson 
(70-78-78=226, 22nd), Rich Nuse (76-76-80=232, tied 36th), Dan Thompson
(83-76-77=236, tied 58th), Nathan Elliott (78-80-78=236, tied 58th),
Scott Wildauer (78-80-82=240, tied 70th), Adam Ritchey (87-74-82=243,
tied 81st)

Chris Saltmarsh of Walsh was the medalist with a score of 63-68-69=200.



West Virginia Wesleyan Fall Invitational (Weston, W.Va.)
Stonewall Jackson Resort
October 19-20, 2003 (36 holes, Par 72)
Team Standings

1.  IUP (313-314=627)
2.  West Liberty State (319-309=628)
3.  Clarion (321-315=636)
4.  West Virginia Wesleyan (327-311=638)
5.  Millersville (326-315=641)
6.  Shepherd (322-333=655)
7.  Fairmont State (332-325=657)
8.  Potomac State (331-332=663)
9.  Salem International (331-339=670) 

IUP Individuals: Dan Thompson (72-80=152, tied 3rd), Brian Galica
(78-77=155, tied 6th), Nathan Elliott (81-77=158, tied 13th), Eric
Anderson and Scott Wildauer (82-80=162, tied 18th)

Medalist was Matt Guyton of Clarion with a score of 75-76=151.  He
defeated Brian Bailey of West Virginia Wesleyan in a playoff.