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SEASON COMPLETE
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Huskies Finish Fourth at GNAC Championship
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle)
shot a 166 (84-82) over two days to finish 11th individually and lead the
University of Southern Maine Huskies to a fourth place finish at the 2009 Great
Northeast Athletic Conference Golf Championship Sunday afternoon at Allendale
Country Club in North Dartmouth, Mass.
Moskevich finished as the Huskies’ top golfer turning in a 22 over par
performance during the 36-hole championship on the part-72, 6,735 yard course.
Moskevich placed 11th out of 35 golfers as Southern Maine tallied 694 strokes to
earn a fourth place finish in the seven-team championship. Defending champion
Johnson and Wales University earned the conference’s automatic bid into the NCAA
tournament next spring with a team total of 635. Rhode Island College finished
second (648), followed by UMass Dartmouth in third (655).
Johnson and Wales’ Steve LeDonne was the tournament’s individual medalist
with a score 154. JWU’s Bobby Newcomb placed second and shot 75 and 80 for 155.
Bryan Picinisco of RIC was third with scored of 78 and 80 for 155, while Derek
Jensen of RIC shot 79 and 83 for 162, and Nick Jagoe of UMass Dartmouth shot 80
and 82 for 162. As the top five finishers, they were named to the All-Conference
Team, and LeDonne was named Most Valuable Player. Conor O’Malley and Matt
Munden of UMD joined Kyle Harper of RIC and Daniel Ferdenzi of Emmanuel on the
All-Rookie Team.
USM senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) tied for the 15th spot with a two-day
total of 171 (87-84) and was followed by sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco,
Maine/Thornton Academy) who placed 19th with a score of 176 (88-88). Sophomore
Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) finished 24th with a score of 183 (96-87).
The tournament concludes the Huskies 2009 season.
GNAC Championships
Allendale Country Club
North Dartmouth, MA
Dates: 10/24-25/2009
Par 72, 6735 yards (7 teams, 35 players)
Team Scores
Johnson & Wales 635
Rhode Island College 648
UMass Dartmouth 655
Southern Maine 694
St. Joseph’s (ME) 709
Suffolk 733
Emmanuel 743
Johnson & Wales earns automatic bid to NCAA Division III Championships
GNAC Honors
MVP-Steve LeDonne, JWU
All-GNAC
Steve LeDonne, JWU
Bobby Newcomb, JWU
Bryan Picinisco, RIC
Derek Jensen, RIC
Nick Jagoe, UMD
All-Rookie
Kyle Harper, RIC
Matt Munden, UMD
Conor O’Malley, UMD
Daniel Ferdenzi, Emmanuel
Emmanuel...................... 375 368 743 +167 7th
Daniel Ferdenzi............... 94 86 180 +36 22nd
Nick Cyrus.................... 92 95 187 +43 27th
Mike DelSignore............... 96 94 190 +46 t-28th
Patrick Dillon................ 97 93 190 +46 t-28th
Eric Spanbauer................ 93 104 197 +53 31st
Johnson & Wales............... 315 320 635 +59 1st
Steve LeDonne................. 77 77 154 +10 1st
Bobby Newcomb................. 75 80 155 +11 2nd
Tim Wolak..................... 85 80 165 +21 t- 9th
Zach Stefanik................. 84 83 167 +23 12th
Scott Boulis.................. 79 wd
Rhode Island College.......... 325 323 648 +72 2nd
Bryan Picinisco............... 78 80 158 +14 3rd
Derek Jensen.................. 79 83 162 +18 t- 4th
Kyle Harper................... 81 82 163 +19 t- 6th
Chad Lareau................... 87 78 165 +21 t- 9th
Barrett Kern.................. 87 85 172 +28 t-17th
Southern Maine................ 353 341 694 +118 4th
Brian Moskevich............... 84 82 166 +22 11th
Ryan Daly..................... 87 84 171 +27 t-15th
Cody Berkowitz................ 88 88 176 +32 19th
Dan Chadwick.................. 96 87 183 +39 24th
Zach Porter................... 94 wd
St. Joseph's (ME)............. 350 359 709 +133 5th
Matt Cotreau.................. 86 85 171 +27 t-15th
Michael Patrick............... 84 88 172 +28 t-17th
T.J. Garske................... 87 95 182 +38 23rd
Steve Sands................... 93 91 184 +40 t-25th
Russ Camire................... 106 108 214 +70 33rd
Suffolk....................... 362 371 733 +157 6th
Scott Young................... 84 93 177 +33 20th
Pat Flaherty.................. 91 88 179 +35 21st
Barrett Beinecke.............. 90 94 184 +40 t-25th
Erik Doldt.................... 97 96 193 +49 30th
Nicholas Pratt................ 99 99 198 +54 32nd
UMass Dartmouth............... 328 327 655 +79 3rd
Nick Jagoe.................... 80 82 162 +18 t- 4th
Rob Leaver.................... 85 78 163 +19 t- 6th
Matt Munden................... 83 81 164 +20 8th
Conor O'Malley................ 81 89 170 +26 t-13th
Scott Woodacre................ 84 86 170 +26 t-13th
# Indicates individual player
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Southern Maine Fifth After First Round of GNAC Championship
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny
Eagle) is tied for 10th place as the University of Southern Maine Huskies are
currently seated in fifth place after the first day of the 2009 Great Northeast
Athletic Conference (GNAC) Golf Championship hosted at the Allendale Country
Club in North Dartmouth, Mass.
Moskevich shot a 12-over par 84 to pace the Huskies at Allendale Country
Club’s par-72 6,735 yard course. The Huskies have totaled 353 strokes and are
fifth out of seven teams. Johnson and Wales leads the field with a team total
of 315 after the first day.
Southern Maine returns to action on Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
GNAC Championships
Allendale Country Club
North Dartmouth, MA
Dates: 10/24/2009
Par 72, 6735 yards (7 teams, 35 players)
Team scores-
Johnson & Wales 315
Rhode Island College 325
UMass Dartmouth 328
St. Joseph’s (ME) 350
Southern Maine 353
Suffolk 362
Emmanuel 375
Emmanuel...................... 375 +87 7th
Nick Cyrus.................... 92 +20 25th
Eric Spanbauer................ 93 +21 t-26th
Daniel Ferdenzi............... 94 +22 t-28th
Mike DelSignore............... 96 +24 t-30th
Patrick Dillon................ 97 +25 t-32nd
Johnson & Wales............... 315 +27 1st
Bobby Newcomb................. 75 +3 1st
Steve LeDonne................. 77 +5 2nd
Scott Boulis.................. 79 +7 t- 4th
Zach Stefanik................. 84 +12 t-10th
Tim Wolak..................... 85 +13 t-15th
Rhode Island College.......... 325 +37 2nd
Bryan Picinisco............... 78 +6 3rd
Derek Jensen.................. 79 +7 t- 4th
Kyle Harper................... 81 +9 t- 7th
Barrett Kern.................. 87 +15 t-18th
Chad Lareau................... 87 +15 t-18th
Southern Maine................ 353 +65 5th
Brian Moskevich............... 84 +12 t-10th
Ryan Daly..................... 87 +15 t-18th
Cody Berkowitz................ 88 +16 22nd
Zach Porter................... 94 +22 t-28th
Dan Chadwick.................. 96 +24 t-30th
St. Joseph's (ME)............. 350 +62 4th
Michael Patrick............... 84 +12 t-10th
Matt Cotreau.................. 86 +14 17th
T.J. Garske................... 87 +15 t-18th
Steve Sands................... 93 +21 t-26th
Russ Camire................... 106 +34 35th
Suffolk....................... 362 +74 6th
Scott Young................... 84 +12 t-10th
Barrett Beinecke.............. 90 +18 23rd
Pat Flaherty.................. 91 +19 24th
Erik Doldt.................... 97 +25 t-32nd
Nicholas Pratt................ 99 +27 34th
UMass Dartmouth............... 328 +40 3rd
Nick Jagoe.................... 80 +8 6th
Conor O'Malley................ 81 +9 t- 7th
Matt Munden................... 83 +11 9th
Scott Woodacre................ 84 +12 t-10th
Rob Leaver.................... 85 +13 t-15th
# Indicates individual player
Tee times for Sunday-
9:57 a.m.-Southern Maine, Suffolk, Emmanuel
10:42 a.m.-Johnson & Wales, Rhode Island College, UMass Dartmouth, St. Joseph’s
(Maine)
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Moskevich Paces Huskies at NEIGA Tournament
BREWSTER, Mass. – Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle)
recorded a team-best two-day total of (82-83) 165 to lead the University of
Southern Maine Huskies at the 75th Annual New England Intercollegiate Golf
(NEIGA) Championship hosted Monday and Tuesday at the Captains Golf Course in
Brewster, Mass.
Tied for 111th out of 194 golfers, Moskevich carded an 83 in the second day
of the 36-hole format tournament as the Huskies finished 33rd out of a 39-team
field. The NEIGA Championship included teams from New England spanning the
Division I, II and III levels.
Bryant University’s Jason Thresher was the tournament’s individual medalist
with a score of 141 over 36 holes. Division I University of Connecticut won the
tournament with a two-day total of 582, followed by Division I Central
Connecticut State in second place with a score of 588. Salem State College led
the Division III teams finishing seventh overall with a score of 609.
Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) was the second Husky finisher placing tied
for 118th with a score of 166, followed by sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco,
Maine/Thornton Academy) who placed tied for 124th with a score of 167.
Sophomore Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) tied for 167th totaling 177 strokes over
two days, while sophomore Zach Porter (Keene, N.H.) tied for 181st with a score
of 183.
Southern Maine returns to action on Saturday (10:00 a.m.) at the GNAC Golf
Championship at Allendale Country Club in Dartmouth, Mass.
At Brewster, Mass. – Captains Golf Course
Team Scoring: 1. University of Connecticut 582 2. Central Connecticut 588 3.
Dartmouth College 591 4. University of Rhode Island 599 5. Bryant University
604 6. American International 606 7. Salem State 609 8. Trinity 610 T9.
Fairfield 616 T9. Sacred Heart 616 T11. Holy Cross 619 T11. Post University
619 13. Husson 627 14. Babson 628 15. Nichols 630 16. Southern New Hampshire
633 17. Brandeis 636 18. Assumption 639 19. Rhode Island College 640 20.
St. Anselm 641 21. Endicott 642 22. Bentley 645 23. UMass Lowell 646 24.
Castleton State 654 25. Johnson and Wales 656 26. Bates 658 27. UMass
Dartmouth 659 28. Providence College 661 29. Franklin Pierce 662 30. St.
Michael’s 669 31. Wesleyan 671 32. Massachussetts College 673 33.
Southern Maine 675 34. Springfield 677 35. Worcester State 678 36. Western
New England 679 37. Suffolk 712 38. St. Joseph’s 717 39. Wentworth 733
Southern Maine Golfers
T111 Brian Moskevich (82-83) 165
T118 Ryan Daly (83-83) 166
T124 Cody Berkowitz (85-82) 167
T167 Dan Chadwick (88-89) 177
T181 Zach Porter (94-89) 183
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Southern Maine at First Day of NEIGA Championship
BREWSTER, Mass. – Following the first day of the 75th Annual New England
Intercollegiate Golf Championship (NEIGA) the University of Southern Maine
Huskies golf team is in 31st place with a score of 338. The Huskies are
currently 31 out of 41 competing teams spanning the NCAA Division I, II and III
heading into the second day of the tournament at the Captains Golf Course in
Brewster, Mass.
Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle) leads the Huskies
after 18-holes carding a team-best 82. Moskevich is tied for 95th place
individually in a field of 194 golfers. Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) is tied
for 107th with a first day total of 83, followed by sophomore Cody Berkowitz
(Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy) in a tie for 125th position with a score of 85.
The Huskies return to the links at 7:45 a.m. for the final day of the 36-
hole tournament.
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Huskies Place Third At Husson University Invitational
BANGOR, Maine – Sophomore Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) shot a team-low 80
to lead the University of Southern Maine to a third place finish at the 2009
Husson University Invitational Tuesday afternoon at the Penobscot Valley Country
Club in Orono, Maine.
The Huskies finished third out of seven teams with a team score of 333.
Host Husson University won the event as three players shot a four-over-par 76 to
lead the field to score a total of 305 strokes. UMaine Farmington placed second
with a 324, followed by Southern Maine. Thomas College placed fourth with a
score of 349.
Chadwick finished sixth overall out of 28 golfers. Sophomore Steele Blais
(Exeter, N.H.) was the second USM golfer placing eighth, shooting an 82, while
sophomore Zach Porter (Keene, N.H.) carded an 84 for ninth place. Freshman
Austin Brown (Nashua, N.H.) rounded out the USM scoring with an 87.
Southern Maine returns to action at the NEIGA Championship on Monday (7:45
a.m.) at the Captains’ Golf Course in Brewster, Mass.
At Orono, Maine
Penobscot Valley Country Club, Par 72, Yardage 6442
Team Scores: 1. Husson 305 2. UMaine Farmington 324 3. Southern Maine 333
4. Thomas College 349 5. Maine Maritime 366 6. St. Joseph’s College (ME)
368 7. Eastern Maine Community College 375
Southern Maine Golfers:
Dan Chadwick 80
Steele Blais 82
Zach Porter 84
Austin Brown 87
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Friday, October 2, 2009
Moskevich and Chadwick Lead Huskies To Southern Maine Cup Victory
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine – Sophomores Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny
Eagle) and Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) teamed to a shoot an even par 70 to lead
the field as the University of Southern Maine Huskies golf team placed first at
the 2009 Southern Maine Cup played at Sable Oaks Golf Course in South Portland
Friday afternoon.
The Southern Maine Cup features pairs of golfers playing six holes of best
ball, followed by six holes of scramble format and finally six holed of
alternate shot golf.
Southern Maine won the event with a total of 11-over-par 221 led by
Moskevich and Chadwick’s low-round of the tournament. Senior Ryan Daly (York,
Maine) and freshman Austin Brown (Nashua, N.H./Exeter) carded a 75 for the
Huskies, while sophomores Cody Berkowitz (Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy) and Zach
Porter (Keene, N.H.) turned in 76.
UMaine Farmington placed second with a score of 231, followed by the
University of New England in third place with a 236. St. Joseph’s College
(Maine) rounded out the team scoring in fourth place with a score of 242. The
UMaine Farmington duo of juniors Richard Matthews (Portland, Maine) and Reid
Bond (Farmington, Maine) turned in the second best round of the day with a score
of 72.
Southern Maine returns to action on Tuesday (10:00 a.m.) at the Husson
Invitational.
Team Scoring: 1. Southern Maine 221 2. UMaine Farmington 231 3. University of
New England 236 4. St. Joseph’s College 242
Southern Maine Golfers
Brian Moskevich/ Dan Chadwick – 70
Ryan Daly/Austin Brown – 75
Cody Berkowitz/Zach Porter – 76
UMaine Farmington Golfers
Richard Matthews/ ReidBond – 72
Nick Waltz/Orion Cochoran – 73
Ryan Michaud/Nate Swan – 86
University of New England Golfers
Nathan Fairfield/Steve Dillon – 77
Griffin Andrews/Zack Champagne – 78
Gage Robertson/Ryne Lubert – 80
St. Joseph’s College Golfers
Steve Sands/Michael Lavoie – 78
Matt Cotreau/Harding – 81
T.J. Garske/Russ Camire - 83
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Huskies Finish Fifth at USM Fall Classic
Husson Takes Team Title As Byrne Earns Individual Honors
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine – Sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco, Maine/Thornton
Academy) turned in a team-best 79 to lead the University of Southern Maine
Huskies to a fifth place finish Monday at the 2009 USM Fall Classic at Sable
Oaks Golf Course in South Portland, Maine.
The Husson University Eagles won the team championship with total of 314
strokes. Husson’s Kevin Bryne earned individual medalist honors with an
outstanding three-over-par 73 on the 6,359 yard course. Endicott College placed
second with a 319 followed my UMaine Farmington in third with 323. The
University of New England edged out Southern Maine for fourth place with a score
of 329 in the eight team event.
Berkowitz was the only USM player to finish in the top-ten of the event
tying for fifth place. Husson had two players in the top ten with John Ellis
tying for fifth. USM senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) tied for 13th carding an
82.
Southern Maine hosts its Southern Maine cup on Friday (11:30 a.m.) at Sable
Oaks in South Portland. The Southern Maine Cup features pairs of golfers
playing six holes of best ball, followed by six holes of scramble format and
finally six holes of alternate shot golf.
2009 USM Fall Classic
Sable Oaks Golf Course, South Portland, Maine
Team Scores: 1. Husson 314 2. Endicott 319 3. UMaine Farmington 323 4.
University of New England 329 5. Southern Maine 330 6. Bowdoin College
341 7. St. Joseph's College 349 8. Thomas Non Scoring
Individual Results: 38 GOLFERS
1. Kevin Byrne, Husson 73
2. Peter Weatherby, EC 85
3. Dan Ryan, EC 76
T4. Max Bridges, B 78
T4. Rich Mathews, UMF 78
T6. John Ellis, Husson 79
T6. Cody Berkowitz, USM 79
T8. Gage Robertson, UNE 80
T8. Nick Waltz, UMF 80
T8. Stephen Dillon, UNE 80
T8. Matt Cotreau, SJC 80
T12. Mike Hersey, Husson 81
T12. Ben Estabrook, Husson 81
T14. Andy Larocque, EC 82
T14. Ryan Daly, USM 82
T14. Orion Cochrane, UMF 82
T17. Mike Lawson, UMF 83
T17. Brian Moskevich, USM 83
T17. Matt Loubier, Husson 83
T20. Drew Sullivan, EC 84
T20. Griffin Andrews, UNE 84
T22. Adrian Mendes, UNE 85
T22. Jack Wyman, EC 85
T25. Bobby Campbell, B 86
T25. Zach Porter, USM 86
27. Reid Bond, UMF 87
T28. TJ Garske, SJC 88
T28. Eric D’Elia, B 88
30. Jimmy Herter, B 89
T31. Nathan Fairfield, UNE 90
T31. Steve Sands, SJC 90
T33. Batchelder, Thomas 92
T33. Murphy, Thomas 92
T35. Nethercott, Thomas 93
T35. Dan Chadwick, USM 93
T37. Michael Patrick, SJC 91
T37. Michael Lavoie, SJC 91
T37. Ryan Blossom, B 91
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Saturday, September 26, 2009
Huskies Second At Maine State Championship,/center>
VASSALBORO, Maine – Sophomore Zach Porter (Keene, N.H.) turned in a team-
best two-day total of 162 (83-79) to lead the University of Southern Maine
Huskies golf team to a second place finish at the 2009 Maine State Collegiate
Golf Championship hosted by Thomas College at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro,
Maine.
Porter carded a 79 on the second day of the tournament to place ninth out
of 53 golfers. The Huskies finished second with 658 points behind team champion
the Husson University Eagles. Husson won the 11-team event with a score of 619.
Husson’s Kevin Bryne totaled a 149 (80-69) over two days to as the Eagles
snagged the first three spots individually.
Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle) and senior Ryan Daly
(York, Maine) finished tied for 16th. Both Moskevich and Daly turned in a 165.
Southern Maine hosts the USM Fall Classic on Monday (10:00 a.m.) at Sable
Oaks Golf Course in South Portland.
At Natanis Golf Course, Vassalboro, Maine
Team Scores: 1. Husson 619 2. Southern Maine 658 3. Bowdoin 659 4. Colby 660
5. Bates 662 6. University of New England 667 7. UMaine Farmington 675 8.
Thomas 699 9. St. Joseph’s College 710 10. Southern Maine Community College
727 11. UMaine Presque Isle no score
Southern Maine Golfers: 1. Zach Porter (83-79) 162 2. Brian Moskevich (84-81)
165 3. Ryan Daly (84-81) 165 4. Cody Berkowitz (83-86) 169 5. Dan Chadwick (88-
83) 171
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Saturday, September 26, 2009
Schedule Change for USM Fall Classic
GORHAM, Maine – Due to impending inclement weather the USM Fall Classic
has been shortened to a one-day even on Monday, September 28. The announcement
was made today by the USM Athletic Department.
Originally scheduled to be played over two days beginning on Sunday,
September 27, the USM Fall Classic will now begin at 10 a.m. at Sable Oaks Golf
Club in South Portland, Maine.
Southern Maine is currently competing at the Maine State Tournament at the
Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro, Maine.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Huskies Take Fourth at John Queenan Memorial Tournament
Point Sebago, Maine – Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny
Eagle) carded a team-best 82 to lead the University of Southern Maine Huskies to
a fourth place finish at the 2009 John Queenan Memorial Golf Tournament hosted
by St. Joseph’s College (Maine) at the Point Sebago Golf Resort in Point Sebago,
Maine on Tuesday.
Husson University recorded a team score of 310 to capture the team
championship for the fourth consecutive year. UMaine Farmington placed second
with a score of 340, followed by the University of New England in third place
with 341 points. The Huskies placed fourth with 342 points along with Thomas
College. St. Joseph’s College rounded out the scoring in fifth with a total of
353 strokes.
Four golfers from Husson finished in the top five spots led by individual
medalist Kevin Byrne who took the top spot with a one-over-par 73. Moskevick
finished inside the top ten placing eighth. Freshman Corey Dobson (Marlborough,
Mass.) finished tied for 10th with an 84.
Southern Maine returns to action on Friday (11:00 a.m.) at the Maine State
Tournament at Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro, Maine.
At Point Sebago, Maine
Point Sebago Resort and Golf Course
Team Scores: 1. Husson 310 2. UMaine Farmington 340 3. University of New
England 341 4. Southern Maine 342 5. Thomas College 342 6. Saint Joseph’s
College 353
Individual Results
1. H Kevin Byrne 73
2. H Mike Hersey 76
3. TC Steve Falco 78
4. H Matt Loubier 80
5. H Ben Estabrook 81
6. UNE Nathan Fairfield 81
7. TC Brandon Flint 81
8. USM Brian Moskevick 82
9. H John Ellis 83
10. UMF Reid Bond 84
11. UMF Orion Cochrane 84
12. USM Corey Dobson 84
13. UNE Griffin Andrews 85
14. SJC Matt Cotreau 85
15. SJC Michael Patrick 86
16. UMF Nick Waltz 86
17. UMF Justin Woodbury 86
18. SJC Steve Sands 87
19. UNE Gage Robertson 87
20. UNE Stephen Dillon 88
21. USM Zac Porter 88
22. USM Steve Blais 88
23. UNE Adrian Mendes 90
24. TC Luke Collier 91
25. TC Josh Colello 92
26. UMF Rich Mathews 93
27. USM Chris Juntura 93
28. SJC TJ Garske 95
29. SJC Russ Camire 95
30. TC Anthony Batchelder 97
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Southern Maine Finishes Second at UMF Invitational
BETHEL, Maine -- Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) finished second overall
out of a field of 40 golfers to lead the University of Southern Maine Huskies
golf team to a second place finish at the 2009 UMaine Farmington Golf
Invitational Thursday afternoon at Sunday River Golf Club in Bethel, Maine.
One of two USM golfers to finish in the top ten, Daly carded a team-best 80
at the 6,558-yard par 72 course as the Huskies totaled 331 strokes to earn a
second place finish. Husson University earned the top spot with a team total of
322. UMaine Farmington finished closely behind USM with 334 strokes for third
place, followed by Thomas (346), the University of New England (350), Bates
(351), St. Joseph’s (354) and Maine Maritime (372).
Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle) joined Daly in the
top ten, placing ninth, shooting an 82. Sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco,
Maine/Thornton Academy) tied for 11th with an 84. Sophomore Dan Chadwick
(Gorham, Maine) and freshman Austin Brown (Nashua, N.H.) rounded out the scoring
for the Huskies. Chadwick turned in a 85 and Brown carded a 90.
Southern Maine returns to action on Tuesday (11:00 a.m. ) at St. Joseph’s
Queenan Memorial Invitational at Point Sebago Golf Club in Raymond, Maine.
2009 UMaine Farmington Invitational
Team Scores: 1. Husson 322 2. Southern Maine 331 3. UMaine Farmington 334 4.
Thomas 346 5. University of New England 350 6. Bates 351 7. St. Joseph’s 354
8. Maine Maritime 372
Individual Results
Matt Loubier (Husson ) 38-40-78
Ryan Daly (Southern Maine ) 39-41-80
Mike Hersey (Husson ) 40-40-80
Rich Matthews (Farmington ) 38-42-80
Kevin Byrne (Husson ) 41-40-81
Griffiin Andrews (UNE ) 42-40-82
Orion Cochrane (Farmington ) 41-41-82
Adrian Mendes (UNE ) 38-44-82
Brian Moskevich (Southern Maine ) 41-41-82
John Ellis (Husson ) 45-38-83
Cody Berkowitz (Southern Maine ) 42-42-84
Matt Cotreau (St. Joseph’s ) 42-42-84
Steve Sands (St. Joseph’s ) 41-43-84
John Canney (Bates ) 41-44-85
Dan Chadwick (Southern Maine ) 43-42-85
Steve Falco (Thomas ) 44-41-85
Brandon Flint (Thomas ) 39-46-85
Reid Bond (Farmington ) 44-42-86
Nick Waltz (Farmington ) 43-43-86
Ben Estabrook (Husson ) 38-49-87
Luke Collier (Thomas ) 45-43-88
Josh Cuello (Thomas ) 42-46-88
Corey Gingras (Bates ) 47-41-88
Luke Nielson (Maine Maritime ) 41-47-88
Jared Quenzel (Bates ) 46-42-88
TJ Garske (St. Joseph’s ) 47-42-89
Austin Brown (Southern Maine ) 41-49-90
Chris Wilson (Bates ) 43-47-90
Gage Robertson (UNE ) 46-46-92
Andrew Stieker-Epstein (Bates ) 45-47-92
Charlie Boulrisse (Maine Maritime ) 47-46-93
Andy Joy (Maine Maritime ) 47-46-93
Justin Woodbrey (Farmington ) 45-48-93
Stephen Dillon (UNE ) 48-46-94
Russ Camire (St. Joseph’s ) 50-47-97
Mike Smith (Maine Maritime ) 51-47-98
Anthony Batchelder (Thomas ) 48-52-100
Michael Patrick (St. Joseph’s ) 51-52-103
Dylan Mitchell (Maine Maritime ) 53-52-105
Nathan Fairfield (UNE ) 53-WD-WD
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
Southern Maine Finishes Eighth at Bowdoin Invitational
BIDDEFORD, Maine -- Sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco, Maine/Thornton
Academy) tied for 26th place out of 53 golfers to pace the University of
Southern Maine Huskies golf team to a eighth-place finish at the 2009 Bowdoin
College Golf Invitational that was held Saturday and Sunday at Brunswick Golf
Club in Brunswick, Maine.
Berkowitz turned in a two-day total of 163 (76-87). The Husky sophomore
was the individual top ten following the first day of competition but slid back
in the second round. Berkowitz tied with Brandeis University Scott Beaulac for
26th place.
The Huskies finished eighth out of nine team scoring a team total of 672
strokes. Husson University took the team championship with a two-day total of
599, followed by St. Anselm’s 608. Brandeis placed third with a 621, while host
Bowdoin took fourth with a 630.
Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) and sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton,
Maine/Bonny Eagle) each tied for 31st turning in identical two-day totals of
167. Sophomore Zach Porter (Keene, N.H.) placed tied for 45th with a score of
175.
Southern Maine returns to action on Thursday (12:00 p.m.) at the UMaine
Farmington Invitational at the Sunday River Golf Club in Bethel, Maine.
2009 Bowdoin College Invitational Results
Team Results: 1. Husson 599 2. St. Anselm 608 3. Brandeis 621 4. Bowdoin 630
5. Williams 640 6. Tufts 646 7. Bates 654 8. Southern Maine 672 9. St.
Joseph’s College 707
Southern Maine Golfers
T26. Cody Berkowitz 76-87 163
T31. Ryan Daly 89-78 167
T31. Brian Moskevich 85-82 167
T43. Zach Porter 88-87 175
53. Matt Regan 98-98 196
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Friday, September 11, 2009
Southern Maine Places Third At UNE Golf Invitational
SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) and sophomore Brian
Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle) each carded a team-best 79 to lead the
University of Southern Maine Huskies golf team to a third place finish at the
2009 University of New England Golf Invitational at Nonesuch River Golf Course
Friday afternoon in Scarborough, Maine.
Daly was one of two Southern Maine golfers to finish in the top ten of the
tournament, helping the Huskies to a team score of 328. Endicott College placed
first totaling 309 strokes, followed by host University of New England in second
place with a score of 324. St. Joseph’s College (Maine) finished fourth with a
340.
Daly and Moskevich’s 79 was nine strokes over par at the par-70 Nonesuch
River Golf Course. Endicott’s Andrew LaRocque was the individual champion
turning in a five-over 75 for the win. Endicott had three golfers finish in the
top four of the invitational.
Sophomores Cody Berkowitz (Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy) and Zach Porter
(Keene, N.H.) rounded out the scoring for USM. Berkowitz shot an 84 and Porter
shot an 86. Southern Maine’s fifth golfer Matt Regan (Saco, Maine/Old Orchard
Beach) turned in a 91.
Southern Maine returns to action on Saturday - Sunday (10:00 a.m.) at the
Bowdoin College Invitational at the Brunswick Golf Club.
At Scarborough, Maine – University of New England Golf Invitational
Nonesuch River Golf Course, Par 70
Team Scores: 1. Endicott, 309 2. UNE, 324 3. Southern Maine, 328 4. St.
Joseph’s (ME), 340
Individual Scores:
Andrew LaRocque, Endicott 38-37 – 75
Drew Sullivan, Endicott 36-41 – 77
Griffin Andrews, UNE 38-40 – 78
Jackson Wyman, Endicott 38-40 – 78
Ryan Daly, Southern Maine 39-40 – 79
Brian Moskevich, Southern Maine 39-40 – 79
Daniel Ryan, Endicott 36-43 – 79
Gage Robertson, UNE 41-39 – 80
Steve Sands, Saint Joseph’s 40-40 – 80
Nathan Fairfield, UNE 42-41 – 83
Steve Dillon, UNE 41-42 – 83
Cody Berkowitz, Southern Maine 44-40 – 84
TJ Garske, Saint Joseph’s 42-43 – 85
Ryne Lubert, UNE 41-44 – 85
Zach Porter, Southern Maine 43-43 – 86
Michael Patrick, Saint Joseph’s 45-42 – 87
Mike Lavoie, Saint Joseph’s 45-43 – 88
Matt Cotreau, Saint Joseph’s 40-48 – 88
Garett Seney, Endicott 46-43 – 89
Matt Regan, Southern Maine 49-42 – 91
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Friday, September 11, 2009
Huskies Golf Finishes Fourth at Terrier Invitational
VASSALBORO, Maine -- Led by a team-best 81 from sophomore Cody Berkowitz
(Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy) the University of Southern Maine Huskies golf
team placed fourth at the 2009 Terrier Invitational hosted by Thomas College at
Natanis Golf Club in Vassalboro, Maine.
The Huskies totaled 339 strokes to finish fourth out of seven competing
teams. Husson College placed first with 318 strokes, followed by Bowdoin (326)
and UMaine Farmington (332). Thomas College finished behind USM in fifth with
352 strokes. UMaine Presque Isle (362) and Maine Maritime Academy (376) rounded
out the team scoring.
Berkowitz finished nine strokes over par at the 18-hole par-72 course that
is 6,338 yards in length. Berkowitz was just three strokes off of co-champions
Nick Waltz of UMaine Farmington and Kevin Byrne of Husson College who each
carded a 78 to place first.
Senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) was the second USM finisher shooting an 83,
while sophomore Zach Porter (Keene, N.H.) carded a solid 86 during the round.
Sophomore Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) rounded out the scoring for the Huskies
turning in an 89.
Southern Maine returns to action on Friday (11 a.m.) for the University of
New England Invitational.
At Waterville, Maine
Team Scores
1. Husson 318
2. Bowdoin 326
3. UMaine Farmington 332
4. Southern Maine 339
5. Thomas College 351
6. UMaine Presque Isle 362
7. Maine Maritime Academy 376
USM Golfers
Cody Berkowitz 81
Ryan Daly 83
Zach Porter 86
Dan Chadwick 89
Brian Moskevich 92
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Friday, September 4, 2009
Huskies Edge Out St. Joseph’s 163-169 at Sable Oaks
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine -- Sophomore Cody Berkowitz (Saco, Maine/Thornton
Academy) and freshman Corey Dobson (Marlborough, Mass.) each carded a team-best
39 to lead the University of Southern Maine Huskies golf team to season-opening
163-169 win over the St. Joseph’s College Monks in a nine-hole head-to-head
competition Friday afternoon at Sable Oaks Golf Club in South Portland, Maine.
Berkowitz and Dobson shared top honors and finished just four strokes over
par to lead the Huskies. Sophomore Brian Moskevich (Buxton, Maine/Bonny Eagle)
and senior Ryan Daly (York, Maine) rounded out the scoring the Huskies.
Moskevich turned in a 42, while Daly scored a 43. Sophomores Zach Porter
(Keene, N.H.) and Dan Chadwick (Gorham, Maine) finished the fifth and sixth USM
golfers each shooting a 45.
Senior Michael Patrick (Wells, Maine) and sophomore T.J. Garske (Federal
Way, WA/John F. Kennedy Memorial) finished as the top Monk golfers each turning
in a 41.
Southern Maine returns to action on Tuesday (10 a.m.) at the Terrier
Invitational at Natanis Golf Club in Vassalboro, Maine. The invitational will
be hosted by Thomas College.
At Sable Oaks Golf Course, South Portland, Maine (Par 35)
Southern Maine 163
St. Joseph’s College 169
Individual Results
Cody Berkowitz, SM 39
Corey Dobson, SM 39
Michael Patrick, SJC 41
T.J. Garske, SJC 41
Brian Moskevich, SM 42
Ryan Daly, SM 43
Matt Cotreau, SJC 43
Michael Lavoie, SJC 44
Steve Sands, SJC 44
Dan Chadwick, SM 45
Zach Porter, SM 45
Russ Camire, SJC 46
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