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MEN'S GOLF FINISHES EIGHTH AT NEC CHAMPIONSHIPS

4/30/2002

After struggling the first day, the UMBC men's golf team improved to post the second best score today, but it was not enough as the Retrievers finished in eighth place at Scotch Valley Country Club in Hollidaysburg, PA.UMBC (323-317-640), who had won three straight NEC titles, had only one player finish in the top ten, junior Chris Davidson (77-80-157). Following Davidson was 2001 NEC individual champion Seth Unterschute, who shot 80-78-158 to finish in sole possession of 19th place. Sophomore Scott Dizel (83-78-161), junior Dan Repath (83-81-164) and freshman AJ Bachmann (84-81-165) rounded out the scoring for the Retrievers.Central Connecticut State captured the overall crown while Sacred Heart's Ryan Riley (81-69-150) won the individual title on the second playoff hole.2002 NEC Championships (Final Results - 36 holes) School Score (Par 72) 1. Central Connecticut State 308-315-623 (+47) 2. Monmouth 311-318-629 (+53) 3. St. Francis (PA) 306-324-630 (+54) 4. Wagner 324-309-633 (+57) 5. Long Island 317-319-636 (+60) 6. Robert Morris 317-320-637 (+61) 7. Sacred Heart 321-318-639 (+63) 8. UMBC 323-317-640 (+64) 9. Quinnipiac 324-317-641 (+65) 10. Mount St. Mary's 323-339-662 (+86) 11. Fairleigh Dickinson 337-345-682 (+106) 1. Ryan Riley*# Sacred Heart 81-69 150 +6 Michael Welch* CCSU 73-77 150 +6 Martin Pettigrew* St. Francis 71-79 150 +6 4. Rick Wortman* Monmouth 75-76 151 +7 5. Damien Mackman* Robert Morris 78-74 152 +8 6. Mark Dunne* FDU 80-76 156 +12 Eric Couture* St. Francis 77-79 156 +12 Doug Travaglione* Wagner 78-78 156 +12 Phil Faller* St. Francis 74-82 156 +12 10. Jed Moller* Quinnipiac 81-76 157 +13 Mike Mahan Quinnipiac 82-75 157 +13 Scott Baker Long Island 78-79 157 +13 Javier Arbalaez Wagner 82-75 157 +13 Chris Davidson UMBC 77-80 157 +13 James Hazen Sacred Heart 75-82 157 +13 Shuvan Bhaumik Long Island 80-77 157 +13 Bob Myles CCSU 79-78 157 +13 Brian Wilcox Monmouth 78-79 157 +13 19. Seth Unterschute UMBC 80-78 158 +14 20. Travid Woods CCSU 81-78 159 +15