Webster Men's Golf Finishes 25th at NCAA Championships; Scott Just Misses Cut
Howey-in-th-Hills, Fla. - The Webster University men's golf team
finished 25th in the 2012 NCAA III Championships, on May 16,
shooting a 312 second round score, and a 626 total. The
Gorloks missed the team cut to advance to the finals. Kyler
Scott (JR, Culver Academy, IN) shot a 149 total and just missed the
cut for the finals for individuals. The event was held at
Howey-in-the-Hills Golf Course in Florida.
Webster improved on its 29th place finish in 2011. This was
the team's third appearance in the Championships in the last five
years. Scott shot a 77 for the second round and missed the
cut for the finals by the thinnest of margins...one stroke.
Tanner Raab (FR, Zionsville, IN) was low for Webster in the second
round, shooting a tournament team-low 71. Matt Vanderbeek
(FR, Churchill County HS, NV) finished second overall for the
Gorloks, shooting a 157 total.
The Gorloks end another successful season that saw them win a
second straight SLIAC Championship and Scott winning SLIAC Player
of the Year honors. Raab was named the SLIAC Newcomer of the
Year and Head Coach Andrew Belsky was named the Coach of the Year
for the fourth time in his tenure at Webster. Scott, Raab,
and Steve Kinsman (JR, Archbold HS, OH) were all named SLIAC First
Team All-Conference.
Webster's first and second round totals:
25 - Webster (314-312--626)
T33 - Kyler Scott (72-77--149)
T108 - Matt Vanderbeek (76-81--157)
T114 - Tanner Rabb (87-71--158)
T147 - J.T. Beckmann (79-83--162)
203 - Steven Kinsman (87-93--180)
Courtesy Webster University sports information
