Oct. 19-20, 1998  

Contact: Adam Levin
Phone: (207) 786-6411

 

New England Intercollegiate Golf Championships
at New Seabury, Mass. 


TOP THREE TEAMS
1.		Rhode Island		279	291	570
2.		Central Conn.		301	311	612
3. 		Providence		298	316	614

DIVISION III STANDINGS (OVERALL PLACE)

1. (15)		Williams		322	325	647
2. (16)		Salem  State		324	330	654
3. (17)		WPI			327	328	655
4. (19)		Amherst			325	335	660
5. (21)		Babson			326	336	660
6. (24)		Mass.-Dartmouth		330	338	668
7. (25)		Springfield		329	341	670
8. (28)		Trinity			346	331	677
9. (29)		Wentworth		338	340	678
10. (30)	Bates			346	334	680
11. (31)	Salve Regina		344	337	681
12. (32)	WNEC			342	344	686
13. (34)	Wesleyan		338	350	688
14. (36)	Tufts			349	342	691
15. (38) 	Middlebury		362	341	703
16. (39)	Nichols			358	349	707
17. (40)	Worcester St.		358	349	707
18. (42)	Brandeis		357	362	719
19. (43)	Husson			355	370	725
20. (45)	Roger Williams		375	366	741
	
Bates Finishers
15. (T72) Nick Brunero '00		82	81	163
47. (T133) Pete Coleman '99		91	81	172	
53. (T144) Dan Snow '01			87	86	173
59. (T159) Matt Christensen '02		86	89	175
76. (T189) Sam Kieley '02		88	94	182

Junior Nick Brunero (West Warwick, R.I.) became the first Bobcat ever to finest performances by a Bates golfer at the New England Intercollegiate Golf Championships at New Seabury, Mass. Brunero's two-day total of 163 was good for 15th place among Division III players (72nd overall), tied for fourth among NESCAC golfers. Senior captain Peter Coleman (St. Davids, Pa.) was the Bobcats' second finisher, posing a 172, good for 47th among Division III golfers. His 81 on the second day matched Brunero's for the team's best single round.

The Bobcats placed 10th among Division III schools as a team (30th overall), one of their best finishes ever, posting a total score of 680. They were fourth among NESCAC teams.

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