Welcome to the NCCAA: National Christian College Athletic Association

Place	School	Day 1	Day 2	Total	Par
1	Malone University	290	302	592	+16
2	Dallas Baptist University	303	303	606	+30
3	North Greenville University	309	308	617	+41
	Southern Wesleyan University	303	314	617	+41
5	Southeastern University	322	298	620	+44
	Cedarville University	318	302	620	+44
	Campbellsville University	310	310	620	+44
8	Bethel College IN	306	319	625	+49
9	Olivet Nazarene University	312	314	626	+50
10	Colorado Christian University	314	317	631	+55
11	Central Baptist College	319	317	636	+60
	Indiana Wesleyan University	323	313	636	+60
13	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	318	319	637	+61
14	Spring Arbor University	340	322	662	+86
15	Mid-America Christian University	331	332	663	+87
16	Roberts Wesleyan College	334	333	667	+91
17	Southwestern Christian University	332	361	693	+117
18	Bluefield College	340	357	697	+121

Players Final Results

1	Justin	Lower	Malone University	69	71	140	-4
2	Bennett	Smith	Dallas Baptist University	72	72	144	E
	Ben	Smith	Malone University	71	73	144	E
4	Scott	Webb	Campbellsville University	70	76	146	+2
5	Brandon	Coggins	North Greenville University	74	74	148	+4
6	Mitch	Bent	Spring Arbor University	79	70	149	+5
	Seth	Doran	Olivet Nazarene University	76	73	149	+5
8	Trevor	Bowman	Cedarville University	81	69	150	+6
	Jon	Bonfiglio	Bethel College IN	75	75	150	+6
10	Austin	Conroy	Indiana Wesleyan University	76	76	152	+8
	Matt	Parziale	Southeastern University	75	77	152	+8
	Chris	Newton	Southern Wesleyan University	73	79	152	+8
	Tyler	French	Roberts Wesleyan College	75	77	152	+8
	Joshua	Ivy	Southern Wesleyan University	75	77	152	+8
15	Matt	Krogstad	Cedarville University	76	77	153	+9
	Matthew	Madsen	Southeastern University	82	71	153	+9
	Michael	Strayer	Malone University	73	80	153	+9
18	Seth	Stuart	Dallas Baptist University	81	73	154	+10
	Jon	Klingensmith	Colorado Christian University	74	80	154	+10
	Trent	Roach	Cedarville University	78	76	154	+10
	Mitch	Justice	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	78	76	154	+10
	Jon	Enfield	Bethel College IN	78	76	154	+10
23	Forrest	Carvajal	Central Baptist College	77	78	155	+11
	Casey	Young	Campbellsville University	80	75	155	+11
	Alex	Carroll	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	76	79	155	+11
	Nate	Mosby	Southeastern University	83	72	155	+11
	Landon	Willett	Colorado Christian University	78	77	155	+11
	Richie	Schembechler	Malone University	77	78	155	+11
29	Brad	Caldwell	North Greenville University	79	77	156	+12
	Anthony	Conn	Southern Wesleyan University	77	79	156	+12
	Justin	Welton	Spring Arbor University	76	80	156	+12
32	David	Lee	Campbellsville University	81	76	157	+13
	Justin	Upton	Dallas Baptist University	78	79	157	+13
34	Andrew	Beck	North Greenville University	81	77	158	+14
	Connor	Smith	Dallas Baptist University	72	86	158	+14
	Harrison	Martin	North Greenville University	78	80	158	+14
37	Philip	Nelson	Colorado Christian University	79	80	159	+15
	Christopher	Dean	Olivet Nazarene University	78	81	159	+15
39	Eric	Lebold	Bethel College IN	77	83	160	+16
	Joseph	Madda	Indiana Wesleyan University	82	78	160	+16
41	Ryan	McCabe	Southwestern Christian University	80	81	161	+17
	Jordan	Dillard	Olivet Nazarene University	81	80	161	+17
	Nathan	Duncan	Central Baptist College	80	81	161	+17
	Lance	Bailey	Southern Wesleyan University	82	79	161	+17
	Bob	Workman	Olivet Nazarene University	77	84	161	+17
46	Drew	Matthews	Southeastern University	84	78	162	+18
	Rick	Hutchinson	Central Baptist College	83	79	162	+18
	Steve	Fisher	Roberts Wesleyan College	82	80	162	+18
	Cory	Prewitt	Campbellsville University	79	83	162	+18
50	Karl	Griffith	Mid-America Christian University	81	82	163	+19
	Pieter	Martin	Southern Wesleyan University	78	85	163	+19
	Patrick	Kent	Colorado Christian University	83	80	163	+19
	Adlai	Deisler	Indiana Wesleyan University	84	79	163	+19
	Brendan	Ojala	Cedarville University	83	80	163	+19
55	Tyler	Tinch	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	77	87	164	+20
	Matt	Hedrick	Central Baptist College	79	85	164	+20
	Greg	Lebold	Bethel College IN	76	88	164	+20
	Richard	Smith	North Greenville University	78	86	164	+20
59	Jared	Schlabach	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	88	77	165	+21
	Quinn	Parker	Malone University	82	83	165	+21
61	Tim	Smith	Roberts Wesleyan College	87	79	166	+22
	Brant	Goings	Central Baptist College	87	79	166	+22
	Chris	Burke	Southeastern University	82	84	166	+22
64	Brandon	Holloway	Bluefield College	84	83	167	+23
	Kyle	Martin	Indiana Wesleyan University	87	80	167	+23
	Cameron	Nofi	Dallas Baptist University	88	79	167	+23
	Grant	Slater	Indiana Wesleyan University	81	86	167	+23
68	Ryan	Hopson	Mid-America Christian University	84	84	168	+24
	Eric	Carnacchi	Bethel College IN	83	85	168	+24
70	James	Winginton	Mid-America Christian University	85	85	170	+26
	Reed	Ewing	Southwestern Christian University	83	87	170	+26
72	Dan	Atkeson	Cedarville University	90	81	171	+27
	Andrew	Shepard	Mid-America Christian University	90	81	171	+27
74	Brandon	Young	Campbellsville University	88	84	172	+28
75	Weston	Wright	Mid-America Christian University	81	92	173	+29
76	Daniel	Schroeder	Bluefield College	88	86	174	+30
	Matt	James	Spring Arbor University	89	85	174	+30
	Jay	Ruffner	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	87	87	174	+30
	Joe	Burleson	Bluefield College	85	89	174	+30
80	Andrew	Johnson	Olivet Nazarene University	96	80	176	+32
	Eric	Carnes	Southwestern Christian University	84	92	176	+32
	Clifton	Sebra	Colorado Christian University	88	88	176	+32
83	Pace	Snow	Bluefield College	83	99	182	+38
84	Andrew	Outcalt	Spring Arbor University	96	87	183	+39
85	Geordan	Kanelopoulos	Southwestern Christian University	85	101	186	+42
86	Dan	Landin	Roberts Wesleyan College	93	97	190	+46
87	Dan	Fitzsimons	Roberts Wesleyan College	90	103	193	+49
88	Frank	Mauldin	Southwestern Christian University	91	113	204	+60
WD	Lucas	Andrews	Bluefield College	91	WD		WD
WD	Aaron	Bowman	Spring Arbor University		WD		WD

Invitational Results

TOCCOA FALLS
COLLEGE	Round 1	Round 2	Total
Corey Wade	79	86	165
Patrick Emery	80	91	171
Tyler Spence	91	78	169
Pete Ervin	84	93	171
Joey Greer	87	100	187

Team Total	330	348	678

CLEARWATER CHRISTIAN
COLLEGE	Round 1	Round 2	Total
Gallary Listort	83	102	185
Micah Youmans	91	101	192
Mike Morris	110	109	219
Dayne Ziara	95	111	206
Justin Mayer	104	81	185

Team Total	373	393	766

All Results by Team

1 Malone University
1	Justin	Lower	Malone University	69	71	140	-4
2T	Ben	Smith	Malone University	71	73	144	E
15T	Michael	Strayer	Malone University	73	80	153	+9
23T	Richie	Schembechler	Malone University	77	78	155	+11
59T	Quinn	Parker	Malone University	82	83	165	+21
2 Dallas Baptist University
2T	Bennett	Smith	Dallas Baptist University	72	72	144	E
18T	Seth	Stuart	Dallas Baptist University	81	73	154	+10
32T	Justin	Upton	Dallas Baptist University	78	79	157	+13
34T	Connor	Smith	Dallas Baptist University	72	86	158	+14
64T	Cameron	Nofi	Dallas Baptist University	88	79	167	+23
T3 North Greenville University
5	Brandon	Coggins	North Greenville University	74	74	148	+4
29T	Brad	Caldwell	North Greenville University	79	77	156	+12
34T	Andrew	Beck	North Greenville University	81	77	158	+14
34T	Harrison	Martin	North Greenville University	78	80	158	+14
55T	Richard	Smith	North Greenville University	78	86	164	+20
T3 Southern Wesleyan University
10T	Joshua	Ivy	Southern Wesleyan University	75	77	152	+8
10T	Chris	Newton	Southern Wesleyan University	73	79	152	+8
29T	Anthony	Conn	Southern Wesleyan University	77	79	156	+12
41T	Lance	Bailey	Southern Wesleyan University	82	79	161	+17
50T	Pieter	Martin	Southern Wesleyan University	78	85	163	+19
T5 Campbellsville University
4	Scott	Webb	Campbellsville University	70	76	146	+2
23T	Casey	Young	Campbellsville University	80	75	155	+11
32T	David	Lee	Campbellsville University	81	76	157	+13
46T	Cory	Prewitt	Campbellsville University	79	83	162	+18
74	Brandon	Young	Campbellsville University	88	84	172	+28
T5 Cedarville University
8T	Trevor	Bowman	Cedarville University	81	69	150	+6
15T	Matt	Krogstad	Cedarville University	76	77	153	+9
18T	Trent	Roach	Cedarville University	78	76	154	+10
50T	Brendan	Ojala	Cedarville University	83	80	163	+19
72T	Dan	Atkeson	Cedarville University	90	81	171	+27
T5 Southeastern University
10T	Matt	Parziale	Southeastern University	75	77	152	+8
15T	Matthew	Madsen	Southeastern University	82	71	153	+9
23T	Nate	Mosby	Southeastern University	83	72	155	+11
46T	Drew	Matthews	Southeastern University	84	78	162	+18
61T	Chris	Burke	Southeastern University	82	84	166	+22
8 Bethel College
8T	Jon	Bonfiglio	Bethel College IN	75	75	150	+6
18T	Jon	Enfield	Bethel College IN	78	76	154	+10
39T	Eric	Lebold	Bethel College IN	77	83	160	+16
55T	Greg	Lebold	Bethel College IN	76	88	164	+20
68T	Eric	Carnacchi	Bethel College IN	83	85	168	+24
9 Olivet Nazarene University
6T	Seth	Doran	Olivet Nazarene University	76	73	149	+5
37T	Christopher	Dean	Olivet Nazarene University	78	81	159	+15
41T	Jordan	Dillard	Olivet Nazarene University	81	80	161	+17
41T	Bob	Workman	Olivet Nazarene University	77	84	161	+17
80T	Andrew	Johnson	Olivet Nazarene University	96	80	176	+32
10 Colorado Christian University
18T	Jon	Klingensmith	Colorado Christian University	74	80	154	+10
23T	Landon	Willett	Colorado Christian University	78	77	155	+11
37T	Philip	Nelson	Colorado Christian University	79	80	159	+15
50T	Patrick	Kent	Colorado Christian University	83	80	163	+19
80T	Clifton	Sebra	Colorado Christian University	88	88	176	+32
T11 Central Baptist College
23T	Forrest	Carvajal	Central Baptist College	77	78	155	+11
41T	Nathan	Duncan	Central Baptist College	80	81	161	+17
46T	Rick	Hutchinson	Central Baptist College	83	79	162	+18
55T	Matt	Hedrick	Central Baptist College	79	85	164	+20
61T	Brant	Goings	Central Baptist College	87	79	166	+22
T11 Indiana Wesleyan University
10T	Austin	Conroy	Indiana Wesleyan University	76	76	152	+8
39T	Joseph	Madda	Indiana Wesleyan University	82	78	160	+16
50T	Adlai	Deisler	Indiana Wesleyan University	84	79	163	+19
64T	Kyle	Martin	Indiana Wesleyan University	87	80	167	+23
64T	Grant	Slater	Indiana Wesleyan University	81	86	167	+23
13 Mt. Vernon Nazarene University
18T	Mitch	Justice	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	78	76	154	+10
23T	Alex	Carroll	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	76	79	155	+11
55T	Tyler	Tinch	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	77	87	164	+20
59T	Jared	Schlabach	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	88	77	165	+21
76T	Jay	Ruffner	Mt. Vernon Nazarene University	87	87	174	+30
14 Spring Arbor University
WD	Aaron	Bowman	Spring Arbor University		WD		WD
6T	Mitch	Bent	Spring Arbor University	79	70	149	+5
29T	Justin	Welton	Spring Arbor University	76	80	156	+12
76T	Matt	James	Spring Arbor University	89	85	174	+30
84	Andrew	Outcalt	Spring Arbor University	96	87	183	+39
15 Mid-America Christian University
50T	Karl	Griffith	Mid-America Christian University	81	82	163	+19
68T	Ryan	Hopson	Mid-America Christian University	84	84	168	+24
70T	James	Winginton	Mid-America Christian University	85	85	170	+26
72T	Andrew	Shepard	Mid-America Christian University	90	81	171	+27
75	Weston	Wright	Mid-America Christian University	81	92	173	+29
16 Roberts Wesleyan College
10T	Tyler	French	Roberts Wesleyan College	75	77	152	+8
46T	Steve	Fisher	Roberts Wesleyan College	82	80	162	+18
61T	Tim	Smith	Roberts Wesleyan College	87	79	166	+22
86	Dan	Landin	Roberts Wesleyan College	93	97	190	+46
87	Dan	Fitzsimons	Roberts Wesleyan College	90	103	193	+49
17 Southwestern Christian University
41T	Ryan	McCabe	Southwestern Christian University	80	81	161	+17
70T	Reed	Ewing	Southwestern Christian University	83	87	170	+26
80T	Eric	Carnes	Southwestern Christian University	84	92	176	+32
85	Geordan	Kanelopoulos	Southwestern Christian University	85	101	186	+42
88	Frank	Mauldin	Southwestern Christian University	91	113	204	+60
18 Bluefield College
WD	Lucas	Andrews	Bluefield College	91	WD	----	WD
64T	Brandon	Holloway	Bluefield College	84	83	167	+23
76T	Joe	Burleson	Bluefield College	85	89	174	+30
76T	Daniel	Schroeder	Bluefield College	88	86	174	+30
83	Pace	Snow	Bluefield College	83	99	182	+38

Press Releases

Malone Closes Out Fourth Title (10/14/08)

The Pioneers of Malone University claimed their fourth NCCAA Men’s Golf Championship by firing a final round score of 302 to complete the event at 592. Dallas Baptist finished 14 shots back at 606 after a second round 303. Tied for third were North Greenville University and Southern Wesleyan University at 617. The low team score for the final round was the 298 fired by Southeastern University, the defending champion.

Justin Lower of Malone continued his excellent play with a one under par 71 for a four under total of 140. He claimed medalist honors by four shots over teammate Ben Smith and Bennett Smith of Dallas Baptist University who completed play at 144.

The following players earned All American honors:

Justin Lower Malone University 140

Ben Smith Malone University 144

Bennett Smith Dallas Baptist University 144

Scott Webb Campbellsville University 146

Brandon Coggins North Greenville University 148

Mitch Bent Spring Arbor University 149

Seth Doran Olivet Nazarene University 149

Trevor Bowman Cedarville University 150

Jon Bonfiglio Bethel College 150

Austin Conroy Indiana Wesleyan University 152

Matt Parziale Southeastern University 152

Chris Newton Southern Wesleyan University 152

Tyler French Roberts Wesleyan College 152

Joshua Ivy Southern Wesleyan University 152

Completing the sweep for Malone University, Coach Ken Hyland was named NCCAA Coach of the Year in honor of his team’s accomplishment. Coach Hyland has now led the Pioneers to all their four NCCAA titles.

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NCCAA Championships Golfers Ace Food Drive (10/14/08)

Regardless of how the 90 collegiate golfers competing in the NCCAA National Men's Golf Championship play in today's final round, they will already be winners in the eyes of the Panama City Rescue Mission. The players and coaches of NCCAA member universities collected over 200 pounds of food and contributed $250 toward the Rescue Mission's Food Pantry before teeing off for their final rounds.

"This effort is central to the mission of the NCCAA and its member colleges," stated Dan Wood, NCCAA Executive Director. "The association has set a specific goal of collecting over 4,000 pounds of food for the host cities of our 21 National Championships during the 2008-09 championship calendar. With this being one of the smallest events relative to the number of competitors, we are thrilled to get off to such a good start," Wood added.

Players delivered their team’s food to the scoreboard at The Hombre Golf Club before play began and then assisted Rescue Mission staff in loading for delivery. One school successfully challenged a local grocery store to match whatever they purchased and came away with over 30 pounds of food for their effort.

The National Christian College Athletic Association, headquartered in Greenville, SC, is a non-profit organization that serves approximately 100 member colleges with 23 National Championships and Invitationals annually. For more information and championship results, please visit www.thenccaa.org or call 864-250-1199.

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Pioneers Fire Record Round on Day One (10/13/08)

Malone University fired a record breaking team score of 290 to open up a 13 stroke lead after round one of the NCCAA National Golf Championship. The NCCAA Championship record total is one stroke better than the previous 291 team score shot by Indiana Wesleyan University during the 2006 event.

On a day where patience was a virtue due to windy conditions, Malone was lead by Justin Lower's round of 3 under par 69. He was followed by Ben Smith (71), Michael Strayer (73), Richie Schembechler (77), and Quinn Parker (82). Lower's round was highlighted by an eagle two on the par 4 ninth hole where he holed out from 130 yards.

Chasing the Pioneers in tomorrow's second round will be Southern Wesleyan University and Dallas Baptist University who tied for second at 303. Bethel College (306), North Greenville University (309) and Campbellsville University (310) round out the top 6 teams.

This is the 13th year for the NCCAA Golf Championship and the fourth year it has been contested at The Hombre Golf Club, a PGA Qualifying School site. Malone will be trying to capture their fourth title having won the 1999, 2000 and 2004 Championship banners.

Tomorrow's final round will be followed by the Awards Ceremony featuring the presentation of donated food to the Panama City Rescue Mission. The NCCAA is conducting a year long food drive at all 22 National Championship sites and over 50 Regional events in an effort to contribute 4,000 pounds of food to local food banks across the country.

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The Hombre to Host NCCAA College Golf Championship (10/10/08)

Greenville, SC – The National Christian College Athletic Association National Golf Championship will be held at the Hombre Golf Club in Panama City Beach, Florida. Twenty colleges and universities from across the United States will be represented at this championship tournament as they seek the national title in Christian College golf. This is the fourth out of six years (2003, 2004, 2007) that the NCCAA National Golf Championship has been held at Hombre Golf Club.

Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL) is the defending champion coming into this event. Southeastern is the first ever Division II NCCAA institution to win a national title in a combined division championship. They won with a convincing nine-point victory over second place finisher Olivet Nazarene University (Bourbonnais, IL) in 2007.

The championship event will kick off with a food drive for the Panama City Rescue Mission. The NCCAA begins each National Championship with a Christian Service Project (CSP) serving host communities across the nation in a variety of ways, including feeding the hungry, ministering to the elderly, reading to children in public schools, collecting food for local food projects, working with children in girls’ and boys’ clubs, running free sport clinics for underprivileged youth, doing yard and other work for other non-profit organizations, assisting Salvation Army with special projects, building homes for Habitat for Humanity, visiting families in children’s hospitals, helping with hurricane relief, and more. Annually, NCCAA staff, student-athletes and coaches serve approximately 3,000 hours nationwide.

The two-day tournament will complete on Tuesday, October 14 with awards ceremony crowning the National Champions to follow play. Admission is free and the public is invited to come and enjoy the competition.

Universities participating in the NCCAA National Golf Championship:

Bethel College (IN)

Bluefield College (VA)

Campbellsville University (KY)

Cedarville University (OH)

Central Baptist College (AR)

Colorado Christian University (CO)

Dallas Baptist University (TX)

Indiana Wesleyan University (IN)

Malone University (OH)

Mid-America Christian University (OK)

Mt. Vernon Nazarene University (OH)

North Greenville University (SC)

Olivet Nazarene University (IL)

Roberts Wesleyan College (NY)

Southeastern University (FL)

Southern Wesleyan University (SC)

Southwestern Christian University (OK)

Spring Arbor University (MI)

Universities participating in the NCCAA National Golf Invitational:

Clearwater Christian College (FL)

Toccoa Falls College (GA)

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2009 Championship Information

Site

Panama City Beach, Florida

Course

The Hombre Golf Club (PGA Q-school 2^nd stage site since 1992)

Dates

October 11-13, 2009 (Official practice on 10/11, 36 holes of competition on 10/12 with shotgun start, and 18 holes competition with tee times)

Lodging

All teams must stay at The Majestic Beach Towers during the competition

Studio 1BR $95

Standard 2BR $120

Standard 3BR $160

Deluxe 4BR $220

ALL ROOMS WILL BE BOOKED THROUGH THE NCCAA OFFICE TO SAVE 10% FLORIDA TAX (more information available in August)

Entry fees

$900/team ($225/individual entry) includes 1 practice round w/ carts, 3 competitive rounds, coach’s cart for event, range privileges, Sunday Tee-off Banquet (6 seats), breakfast Monday and Tuesday, lunch Monday and Tuesday, and 6 event t-shirts (per your size run)

Field

Top 18 teams selected by NCCAA Golf Committee (National Chair, National Vice-chair, National Office rep) based upon Fall 2009 results

NOTE: All teams are required to submit tournament results from a Fall 2009 semester/quarter event due to increase in new NCCAA members for the 2009-10 academic year (King, TN, Covenant, TN, Truett McConnell, GA, and Berry, GA currently in application status)

Registration Procedure

Registration packet will be sent in August 2009 with deadline for declaration and document submission being Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Invitational Status

Due to closing of the Good nine at The Hombre, any interested teams for the Invitational portion of the event should be aware that that event would take place at a venue nearby. The same housing, banquet, and entry process would be used for Invitational participants.

Car Rental Information