Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

October 3-5, 2009
Bunker Hills Golf Course
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Host: Saint Mary's University

MIAC Golf Championships - Day 3 Recap Coon Rapids, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus College women and the Saint John’s University men each claimed team titles at the 2009 MIAC Golf Championships at Bunker Hills Golf Course in Coon Rapids, Minn. on Monday. Saint John’s University captured the 2009 MIAC Men’s Golf Championship as the Johnnies shot an 880 over three days to win the event and earn the MIAC’s automatic bid into this spring’s NCAA Championships. Gustavus Adolphus College tied with the University of St. Thomas for second place after each team finished with a 901 total. Concordia College was fourth with 919 and St. Olaf College was fifth with a 923 total. Gustavus Adolphus College won the 2009 MIAC Women’s Golf Championship with a three-day total of 968 (+104). With the victory, the Gusties earn the MIAC’s automatic berth into the NCAA Championships this spring. The College of Saint Benedict held on to second place finishing with 1,014. The University of St. Thomas was third with 1,025, St. Olaf College placed fourth with 1,035 by passing Carleton College on Monday who finished fifth with a 1038. Tony Krogen of Saint John’s received men's medalist honors after shooting a 54-hole total of three-under par 213. Krogen’s round is the best 54-hole in MIAC Championship history, besting Saint John’s Joe Schoolmeesters’ 2006 total of 214. St. Thomas’ Sean Barrett shot 73 each day to finish in second with a 219 (+4). Saint John’s Mark Giorgi and Gustavus’ Alex Kolquist and A.J. Olson tied for third place with a total of 223 (+7). Katie Schenfeld, a junior from Gustavus, earned women's medalist honors by finishing with a 54-hole total of 236 (+20). St. Thomas’ Amy Anderson, Saint Benedict’s Kathryn Hauff, and Gustavus’ Taylor Drenttel finished tied for second after three days with identical totals of 240 (+24). Gustavus senior Kali Griggs placed fifth with a total of 245 after she shot the low round of the weekend on Monday with a 74. 2009 MIAC Final Women’s Team Totals (54 Holes) 1. Gustavus – 968 2. Saint Benedict – 1,014 3. St. Thomas – 1,025 4. St. Olaf – 1,035 5. Carleton – 1,038 6. Concordia – 1,072 7. Augsburg – 1,092 8. Saint Mary’s – 1,107 9. Bethel – 1,110 10. Macalester – 1,211 2009 MIAC Final Men’s Team Totals (54 Holes) 1. Saint John’s – 880 t2. Gustavus – 901 t2. St. Thomas – 901 4. Concordia – 919 5. St. Olaf – 923 6. Bethel – 936 7. Macalester – 945 8. Augsburg – 954 9. Carleton – 966 10. Saint Mary’s - 985 2009 MIAC Women’s All-Conference (54 Holes – Top Ten) 1. Katie Schenfeld, Gustavus – 236 t2. Amy Anderson, St. Thomas – 240 t2. Kathryn Hauff, Saint Benedict – 240 t2. Taylor Drenttel, Gustavus – 240 5. Kali Griggs, Gustavus – 245 t6. Britta Hendrickson, St. Olaf – 248 t6.  Ann Jackson, Gustavus – 248 8. Stefani Zappa, Augsburg – 250 9. Katie Mich, St. Thomas – 251 10. Laura Knutson, Carleton - 252 2009 MIAC Men’s All-Conference (54 Holes – Top Ten) 1. Tony Krogen, Saint John’s – 213 2. Sean Barrett, St. Thomas – 219 t3. Mark Giorgi, Saint John’s – 223 t3. Alex Kolquist, Gustavus – 223 t3. A.J. Olson, Gustavus – 223 t6. James Stafford, St. Thomas – 225 t6. Andrew Whitchurch, Concordia – 225 t8. Pat Deitz, Concordia – 226 t8. Mason Swenson, Bethel – 226 t8. Billy Utter, St. Olaf – 226 t8. Ben Vangsness, Saint John’s - 226

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