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NCAC Weekly Release (5-20-13) - NCAA Div. III Golf Championships

The 2013 NCAA Division III Golf Championships concluded last Friday, May 17, at the Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort in Destin, Florida. The Wittenberg University men’s team finished the four-day event in 13th-place with 1,212 strokes (304-302-297-309), while the DePauw women finished eighth overall with 1,290 strokes (321-323-321-325). A pair of American Southwest Conference members captured national titles as Texas Tyler won the men’s competition with 1,167 strokes and Mary Hardin-Baylor raised the Walnut & Bronze on the women’s side with 1,239 strokes. You can access complete results from the 2013 NCAA Division III Golf Championships at the following links: MEN -- WOMEN

Wittenberg Men's Golf Finishes 13th At NCAA Championships

The Wittenberg men's golf team shot a fourth-round score of 309 to fall from eighth place at the start of the day to 13th in the final standings. The Tigers' four-day total of 1,212 wound up 45 strokes behind national champion Texas-Tyler, which topped Transylvania by seven strokes to claim the coveted Walnut & Bronze NCAA Championship trophy.

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Wittenberg Men's Golf Jumps Into A Tie For 8th After Round 3 At NCAA Championships

On Day three of the 2013 NCAA Division III Championships, the Wittenberg men's golf team made its biggest move of the tournament, climbing five spots after shooting the lowest score of the round. The Tigers posted a team score of 297 on the par-71, 6,854-yard Raven course at the Sandestin Beach and Golf Resort, matching the marks turned in by Emory and tournament-leading Transylvania. As a result, Wittenberg moved up from a tie for 13th place at the start of the day to a tie for eighth place heading into the fourth and final round on Friday.

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GCAA Announces 2013 Men's Golf All-Region Performers and All-American Scholars

The Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) recently announced its 2013 All-Region Teams as well as the list of 2013 Scholar All-Americans. The NCAC placed six golfers on the All-Great Lakes Region squad and had two student-athletes represented on the Scholar All-American list.

Wittenberg Men's Golf Enters Round 3 Of NCAA Championships In A Tie For 13th

For the second straight year, the Wittenberg men's golf team put together a second-day charge to make the cut by the most narrow of margins at the NCAA Division III Championships. The Tigers finished the second round as part of a three-way tie for 13th place after carding a 302 on the Links course at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort. Wittenberg stood 16th after posting a score of 304 on the more challenging Raven course in Tuesday's opening round.

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Denison Wins 13th NCAC All-Sports Title; Big Red Claimed 19 Top-Five Finishes in 2012-13

Denison University posted top-five finishes in 19 of 23 sports to earn the North Coast Athletic Conference All-Sports Championship for the 12th time in school history. The Big Red opened the year with top-five finishes in five of the seven fall sports, and kept the momentum rolling into the winter season with five more top-five finishes, including league titles in men's swimming & diving and women's swimming & diving. DU capped off the year with a strong showing in the spring season, finishing in the top-five in nine of the 10 sports, including the outright NCAC title in men's lacrosse. The Big Red secured the 2013 All-Sports title by compiling 165.0 total points, edging out 2012 All-Sports champion DePauw (159.5) by five-and-a-half points.

NCAC Weekly Release (5-6-13) - Men's Golf Championship Series

The 2013 NCAC Men’s Golf Championship Series concluded on Sunday afternoon at Oakhaven Golf Club, in Delaware, Ohio, hosted by Ohio Wesleyan. Wittenberg captured its fourth-straight NCAC title after totalling 1,202 strokes in the two championship series events combined. Ohio Wesleyan was second in the final team standings with 1,220 strokes, followed by Allegheny (1,233), Wooster (1,245), Kenyon (1,248), DePauw (1,249), Denison (1,258), Wabash (1,286) and Hiram (1,435), while Oberlin competed as individuals throughout the championship series. As the NCAC champions, Wittenberg earns the league’s automatic bid into the 2013 NCAA Div. III Men’s Golf Championships.

DePauw Women & Wittenberg Men Capture 2013 NCAC Golf Championships

The 2013 NCAC Golf Championship Series concluded on Sunday afternoon at Oakhaven Golf Club in Delaware, Ohio, with the Wittenberg men winning their fourth-straight league crown with a 72-hole score of 1,202 (295-291-313-303), while the DePauw women captured their second-consecutive NCAC championship after concluding the event with a score of 1,271 (317-315-321-318).

NCAC Weekly Release (4-29-13) - Golf Championship Series, Event 1

The first event of the 2013 NCAC Golf Championship Series was contested last weekend (Apr. 27-28) at the Granville Golf Course, in Granville, Ohio. Three-time defending NCAC men’s golf champion Wittenberg leads after the first event with a 36-hole team total of 586 (295-291), while DePauw, the 2012 NCAC women’s golf champion, sits atop the women’s leaderboard after the first event with a two-day team total of 632 (317-315).

DePauw Women & Wittenberg Men Favored For 2013 NCAC Golf Championship Series

The Wittenberg men and DePauw women emerged as favorites in the 2013 North Coast Athletic Conference men's and women's pre-championship golf polls, respectively, based on balloting from league coaches. Denison will host the first of two NCAC Golf Championship Series events this weekend (Apr. 27-28) at Granville Golf Club. Event two is scheduled for May 4-5 at Oakhaven Golf Club in Delaware, Ohio. For both events, the men and women will play 36 holes over two days, with 18 holes being played on both Saturday and Sunday. The top team finisher after all rounds are completed will be crowned the conference champion, while the individual medalist honors will go to the top man and woman after the completion of both championship events. Both the men's and women's team champion will receive the league's automatic bid into their respective NCAA Division III National Championship.

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