September 21, 2004
WESTERN CLAIMS GRYPHON INVITATIONAL
The Gryphon Invitational Golf Tournament was held Monday, September 20 at The Cutten Club in Guelph. All ten OUA men's teams participated along with five OUA ladies teams.
The Western Mustangs won both divisions. Their five-man men's team, using their four best scores, shot a total of 290 to beat the Guelph Gryphons by two shots. The Waterloo Warriors were a single shot behind the Gryphons in third place with a score of 293.
Individually, Mike Nelligan of Guelph won low medalist honours with a one under par 70. At even par 71 were Greg Kennette and Joe Lindsay of Western, and Jaspreet Walia of Waterloo.
In the ladies division, playing as three person teams with the best two scores counting, Western shot a153 total with Lindsay Edmunds firing a 74 to lead the team and win low medalist honours. Toronto and Guelph tied at 165 but Toronto garnered the second place based on the third person tiebreaker. The Queen's ladies scored 168 and the Windsor squad was 200.
MEN'S TEAM
1. Western - 290
2. Guelph - 292
3. Waterloo - 293
4. Laurier - 304
5. Toronto - 307
6. Windsor - 310
7. McMaster - 313
8. Carleton - 314
9. Queen's - 315
10. Brock - 323
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL
1. Mike Nelligan (Gue) - 70
2. Greg Kennette (UWO) - 71
2. Joe Lindsay (UWO) - 71
2. Jaspreet Walia (Wat) - 71
5. Cameron Van Oirschot (Gue) - 72
6. Mike Kearns (Gue) - 73
6. Arjun Walia (Wat) - 73
8. Mike Gowan (Mac) - 74
8. Justin Pruit (Wat) - 74
8. Mike de Courcey (UWO) - 74
8. Geoff McLeod (UWO) - 74
12. Mike Glenny (UofT) - 75
12. Sean Landreth (WLU) - 75
12. Judd Whiteside (Wat) - 75
12. Scott Smokum (WLU) - 75
LADIES TEAM
1. Western - 153
2. Toronto - 165 (wins on third player tiebreaker)
3. Guelph - 165
4. Queen's - 168
5. Windsor - 200
LADIES INDIVIDUAL
1. Lindsey Edmunds (UWO) - 74
2. Nonie Marler (Gue) - 78
3. Sue Gleeson (UWO) - 79
4. Katie McIntyre (Mac) - 80
The Western Mustangs won both divisions. Their five-man men's team, using their four best scores, shot a total of 290 to beat the Guelph Gryphons by two shots. The Waterloo Warriors were a single shot behind the Gryphons in third place with a score of 293.
Individually, Mike Nelligan of Guelph won low medalist honours with a one under par 70. At even par 71 were Greg Kennette and Joe Lindsay of Western, and Jaspreet Walia of Waterloo.
In the ladies division, playing as three person teams with the best two scores counting, Western shot a153 total with Lindsay Edmunds firing a 74 to lead the team and win low medalist honours. Toronto and Guelph tied at 165 but Toronto garnered the second place based on the third person tiebreaker. The Queen's ladies scored 168 and the Windsor squad was 200.
MEN'S TEAM
1. Western - 290
2. Guelph - 292
3. Waterloo - 293
4. Laurier - 304
5. Toronto - 307
6. Windsor - 310
7. McMaster - 313
8. Carleton - 314
9. Queen's - 315
10. Brock - 323
MEN'S INDIVIDUAL
1. Mike Nelligan (Gue) - 70
2. Greg Kennette (UWO) - 71
2. Joe Lindsay (UWO) - 71
2. Jaspreet Walia (Wat) - 71
5. Cameron Van Oirschot (Gue) - 72
6. Mike Kearns (Gue) - 73
6. Arjun Walia (Wat) - 73
8. Mike Gowan (Mac) - 74
8. Justin Pruit (Wat) - 74
8. Mike de Courcey (UWO) - 74
8. Geoff McLeod (UWO) - 74
12. Mike Glenny (UofT) - 75
12. Sean Landreth (WLU) - 75
12. Judd Whiteside (Wat) - 75
12. Scott Smokum (WLU) - 75
LADIES TEAM
1. Western - 153
2. Toronto - 165 (wins on third player tiebreaker)
3. Guelph - 165
4. Queen's - 168
5. Windsor - 200
LADIES INDIVIDUAL
1. Lindsey Edmunds (UWO) - 74
2. Nonie Marler (Gue) - 78
3. Sue Gleeson (UWO) - 79
4. Katie McIntyre (Mac) - 80
