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Concordia Texas overcame a 17-stroke deficit to win its first ASC Men's Golf Championship. Seger Howell won medalist and Chris Hill was named Coach of the Year.
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Concordia Texas Wins First ASC Men's Golf Championship
4/12/2016 2:56:39 PM
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Chris Hill, Seger Howell
KERRVILLE, Texas - The Concordia University Texas men's golf team overcame a 17-stroke deficit after the opening round to claim its first ASC championship in men's golf.
The Tornados finished Tuesday with a 283 (-5) to end the 54-hole tournament with a 868 (300-285-283; 4) led by freshman
Seger Howell
who carded a three-round 210 (75-68-67) to claim medalist honors. Concordia Texas' 54-hole total of 868 is the second lowest recorded for a team champion in the ASC event.
The Tornados were eight-under through the final two rounds to surpass runner-up UT Tyler (283-296-293-872, 8) and third-place Mary Hardin-Baylor (298-284-295-877, 13) for the ASC title and automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championship at Midvale Country Club in Rochester, N.Y., on May 10.
LeTourneau University (301-301-298-900), University of Texas at Dallas (296-300-306-902) and Hardin-Simmons University (300-301-303-904) completed ASC Championship Tournament play in fourth, fifth and sixth place, respectively. Howard Payne (320-298-314-932) and Louisiana College (320-333-320-973) completed the tournament field.
The conference champions were paced by Howell who carded a 67 in the final round to finish as the individual medalist (75-68-67-210, -6). Howell's six-under is the lowest individual score since Tornado alum Jack Cersosimo won the event last year at 11-under. Howell bested UMHB's
Mats Heien
by two strokes (73-67-72-212) for top individual honors.
Blake Trahan
of Texas-Dallas shot a one-under 215 (70-70-75) to place third. Texas-Tyler's
Buddy Hallman
(70-74-72-216) and
Alex Trivanovich
(69-74-73-216), and
Nick Ratliff
of Concordia Texas (76-69-71-216) all finished even to tie for fourth-place.
Coach of the Year
: Chris Hill, Concordia Texas
Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year
: Seth Walters, LeTourneau
Team Standings
No.
Team
R1
R2
R3
Total
1.
Concordia Texas
300
285
283
868
2.
Texas-Tyler
283
296
293
872
3.
Mary Hardin-Baylor
298
284
295
877
4.
LeTourneau
301
301
298
900
5.
Texas Dallas
296
300
306
902
6.
Hardin-Simmons
300
301
303
904
7.
Howard Payne
320
298
314
932
8.
Louisiana College
320
333
320
973
Top 10 Player Scores
No.
Name, School
R1
R2
R3
Total
1.
Seger Howell, Concordia Texas
75
68
67
210 (-6)
2.
Mats Heien, Mary Hardin-Baylor
73
67
72
212 (-4)
3.
Blake Trahan, Texas Dallas
70
70
75
215 (-1)
T4.
Buddy Hallman, Texas-Tyler
70
74
72
216 (E)
Alex Trivanovich, Texas-Tyler
69
74
73
216 (E)
Nick Ratliff, Concordia Texas
76
69
71
216 (E)
7.
Alden Fortner, Mary Hardin-Baylor
73
70
75
218 ( 2)
8.
George Toone, Texas-Tyler
70
74
75
219 ( 3)
9.
Josh Hernandez, Concordia Texas
74
75
71
220 ( 4)
10.
Levi Pettit, Texas Dallas
71
75
75
221 ( 5)
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