Golf: POST LEADS CACCs

April 10, 2006

Golf: POST LEADS CACCs

Middlefield, CT- The Post University Eagles golf team leads the 2006 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament by three shots going into Tuesday’s Final Round.

Golf: POST LEADS CACCs

Middlefield, CT- The Post University Eagles golf team leads the 2006 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament by three shots going into Tuesday's Final Round.

Post shot a team 307 to open a four stroke lead on three-time defending CACC Champions Goldey-Beacom College. Wilmington College stands in third place with a 313.

The Eagles were led by co-leader Calum Malcolm who fired a 73. He is tied for the lead with GBC's Mike Tobiason and Steve Cutler who are also at +1. Post's Jamie Blake and Tommy Dorso, Jr. came in at 76, while the Eagles Lloyd Notely may have shot the round of the day. Notely playing with an injured shoulder posted an 82. Brian Jones score was dropped, but he finished at 85.

Post University: 307
Tom Dorso: 76
Calum Malcolm: 73
Jamie Blake: 76
Lloyd Notely: 82
Brian Jones: 85

Goldey-Beacom College: 311
Mike Tobiason: 73
Steve Cutler: 73
Mark Agnew: 83
Nick Nardo: 82
Rob Hunt: 87

Wilmington College: 313
John Purple: 74
Dan Taylor
Alex Brown
Lorne Shannon
Vincent Nardo

Dominican College: 335
Brian Mackey: 82
Anthony Viola:
A.J. Lee:
Justin Jacaruso:
Mike Ciarauino:

Nyack College: 337
Jonathon Carr
Andrew Barajikian
Nathan Rayl
John Driver
Tim Benedict

Holy Family University: 347
Matt Deckert
Don Masterson
Ed Webster
Alan Flordeliza
Ed Szambelak

Philadelphia University: 352
Derek Kreiser
P.J. O'Brien
Ian Schwartz
Nick Johnson
Chris Pluemer

Caldwell College: 407
Chris Parker:
Josh Cohen:
Noah Fessler:
Asgeir Ofsted:
Kevin Libbos:

University of the Sciences in Philadelphia: 413
Jared Wallace:
Blake Vida
Dan Williamson
Ralph Cameron:
John Giovannone

Felician College: 471
Greg Patullo
Ryan Fogarty
Dareyl O'Brien
Nick Lyons
Ryan Sutton

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