University of Saint Francis
Men's Golf

2008-09 Commitments

 Special thanks to the Coyote Creek Golf Club and Anthony Andrews for their support of Cougar Golf!!!


  Kendallville, Ind. -- These six members of the University of Saint Francis men's golf team
  shot a 3-round score of 935 to finish sixth in the 2007 Mid-Central Conference Meet at
  Noble Hawk Golf Links. The Cougars qualified for the 2008 NAIA Region VIII Meet to be
  played next Spring (2008).

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Golf News

4/22/08:  Freshman Bryan Elston has a career low 73 in day 2 play at The Rumble at the Rock hosted by Indiana Wesleyan.  4/15/08:  USF finishes 5th out of 10 teams at the Spring Arbor Spring Invitational.  This event was played at Arbor Hill GC and was a 36 hole one day event. 4/14/08:  Jared Friedt finishes 11th overall to lead the Cougars to a 6th place finish at Noble Hawk Golf Links.   4/2/08:  USF struggles in Cedarville University's Invitational.  USF finishes 9th. 3/19/08:  Saint Francis starts the spring season off at Campbellsville University's Spring Invitational.  Freshman Jared Friedt and Bryan Elston find rounds in the 70's. 10/19/07: USF Freshman class ranked 19th in the recent Golfstat poll. 10/3/07: The Cougars finish 6th at the MCC tournament at Noble Hawk Golf Links to qualify for the Regional tournament at Rock Hollow GC in late April. 9/29/07: The USF men's golf team has season best 297-300 = 697 to win the Huntington University Invitational. 9/24/07: Rospert and Elston lead the Cougars to a first place finish at Coyote Creek GC. 9/18/07: The University of Saint Francis Men's Golf Team struggles during day two to finish 5th at Noble Hawk Golf Links. 9/17/07: USF shoots 310 and sits in 5th place after day 1 at Cobblestone GC.  The Cougars will try to improve during day 2 play tomorrow at Noble Hawk Golf Links.  9/12/07: Cougars place 4th in a unique format at Bethel College.

9/7/07: Jared Friedt places T-2 in first college tournament to lead the

Cougars to a 4th place finish.