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Carroll's 225 Places 11th
Brian Carroll was again the low Colonial at the A-10 Championship over the weekend in Rhode Island.
 
Brian Carroll was again the low Colonial at the A-10 Championship over the weekend in Rhode Island.
  

May 2, 2004

Results

MIDDLETOWN, RI - The George Washington University golf team shot a three-round 929 (309-321-299) to place eighth in the 11-team Atlantic 10 Championship Friday-Sunday at the par-72, 7,457-yard Newport National Golf Club in Middletown, RI. GW sophomore Brian Carroll (Crystal Lake, IL/Crystal Lake South) was the low Colonial with a 225 (75-78-72), good for 11th place out of 55 individuals.

Rhode Island senior David Spitz (Norwell, MA) sank a four-foot putt on 18 that gave the University of Rhode Island the 2004 Atlantic 10 Championship. Spitz edged Xavier's Andy Pope by one-stroke for the round to give the Rams the team championship, but the two players went to a playoff to decide the individual championship, and Pope earned that honor after finishing as the runner-up in 2003.

GW freshman Jack Tyler (Novi, MI/Nov) tied for 31st with a 234 while teammates Dan Mirabella (Ann Arbor, MI/Saline) shot a 235 to finish tied for 33rd place freshman Raman Luthra (East Amherst, NY/Nichols) tied for 43rd with a 239. Colonials sophomore Andrew Gallo (Thornhill, ONT/Crescent) checked in at 50th after carding a 244 for the tournament.

2004 ATLANTIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL TEAM STANDINGS
1. Rhode Island 883
2. Xavier 884
3. Richmond 887
4. Fordham 917
5. Saint Joseph's 923
6. Dayton 924
6. Temple 924
8. George Washington 929
9. St. Bonaventure 933
10. Duquesne 941
11. La Salle 958

Individual Champion - Andy Pope, Xavier
Coach of the Year - Paul Dillon, Fordham
Most Outstanding Rookie - Jason Kokrak

All-Conference Team
Andy Pope Xavier
David Spitz Rhode Island
Kyle Hess Richmond
Jason Kokrak Xavier
Kenneth Fahey Rhode Island
Steve Lessing Richmond

 

 

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