Monday, June 06, 2005
Easterling Ends Season at NCAA Championship
Wichita State senior men?s golfer Judd Easterling finished tied for 85th with a 225 (75-73-77), missing the cut at the 108th NCAA Championship Tournament at the par 70, 7,131 yard Caves Valley Golf Club. Easterling, along with the rest of the field, battled temperatures in the low 60s, drizzle and light rain for most of the day. As a result, scores were high and Easterling was no exception. On a day where he had his best performance on the back nine, he had his worst on the front nine.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2005
2005 Men's Golf Scholar-Athlete Team
The 2005 Missouri Valley Conference men's golf scholar-athlete team is highlighted by three repeat selections, four top-10 Valley tournament finishers and a student-athlete with a perfect 4.00 grade point average.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Two Teams To Represent MVC in NCAAs
For the first time in league history, two Missouri Valley Conference men's golf teams will represent the conference in the NCAA Regionals, beginning May 19. Illinois State earned the league's automatic bid by winning the State Farm MVC Championship, April 25-26. Wichita State earned an at-large bid and will also represent the Valley in post-season competition.
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Thursday, May 05, 2005
Illinois State Ends Season at NCAA Regional
The Illinois State women?s golf team finished in 18th place at the NCAA West Regional, carding a three-round total of 938 (312,309,317). Junior Samantha Richdale and Ashlie Rose finished the tournament in a tie for 62nd place, each carding a 233. Behind Richdale and Rose were sophomores Chelsea Bach and Hilary Anderson with 239s. Senior Katie Laehn finished the tournament in 98th place with a three-round total of 245.
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Friday, April 29, 2005
Men's Golf Season Ends at NCAA Championship
Illinois State and Wichita State represented the Missouri Valley Conference in NCAA Regional action, and their seasons ended May 21. After tying for 10th, Wichita State lost a playoff with Purdue as the Boilermakers advanced to the NCAA Finals, while Illinois State finished 23rd at the West Regional. Judd Easterling of Wichita State, however, advanced to the NCAA Finals and will represent the Shockers and the Valley as an individual.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2005
2005 Women's Golf Scholar-Athlete Team
The MVC Tournament medalist Meaghan LeBlanc of Bradley highlights the 2005 MVC Women?s Scholar-Athlete First Team, announced by the league office today. A total of six student-athletes earned first-team scholar-athlete honors, and an additional four earned honorable-mention status.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2005
2005 Men's Golf All-Conference Team
2005 Men's Golf All-Conference Team
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Monday, April 25, 2005
2005 State Farm MVC Men's Golf Championship
Illinois State's Kris Wildenradt fired a one-under-par 212 to win medalist honors and help the Redbirds to the team title of the 2005 State Farm MVC Men's Golf Championship, April 25-26, at the TPC Deere Run in Quad Cities, Ill.
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Monday, April 18, 2005
2005 Women's Golf All-Conference
2005 Women's Golf All-Conference
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Sunday, April 17, 2005
2005 State Farm Women's Golf Championship
In Springfield, Mo., Illinois State fired a 297 on Tuesday's final day to run away from the field with an 18-stroke victory at the 2005 State Farm MVC Women's Golf Championship. With the victory the Redbirds will represent the conference in the NCAA Regionals, May 5-7, at a site to be announced next week. Illinois State's three-round 909 bettered second-place Southern Illinois, which had a 927. Host SMS was third at 932. Bradley's Meaghan LeBlanc fired a par-72 and finished with a one-under-par 215 for the tournament to take medalist honors.
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Friday, January 28, 2005
Indiana State to Add Women's Golf
Indiana State University plans to add women?s golf to its intercollegiate athletics lineup beginning in 2005-06, Athletic Director Andi Myers announced Jan. 28.
#$%^?Since adding women?s soccer in 2000, Indiana State has annually reviewed other possibilities to expand opportunities for our female students to compete in intercollegiate athletics. With the tremendous popularity of women?s golf throughout the Midwest and noted interest from our female students, we felt this would be a logical addition to our intercollegiate athletics program,? said Myers.
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