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Men's Golf

Under the direction of NAIA Golf Hall-of-Famer Ken Hyland, the Malone men's golf program has established itself as one of the finest in the nation at the collegiate level. Malone is consistently a strong contender on the national stage, having won the NAIA national title in 2000 and NCCAA national titles in 1999, 2000, 2004 and 2008.  The program's success continued in 2009 as the Pioneers won their sixth consecutive AMC Championship (22nd overall) and finished sixth at the NAIA National Tournament.

                    

                                                  Men's Golf Team At 2009 AMC Championships

 

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2010 Spring Preview: Malone Men’s Golf Team Earns NAIA #6 Ranking After Strong Fall Campaign
February 23, 2010
After an outstanding fall season in which it was runner-up at the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Championship and first in three other tournaments, the Malone University men’s golf team will be aiming for continued success this spring under the direction of... Read More

Stow-Munroe Falls’ Tommy Miano To Play Golf For Malone University
February 1, 2010
Tommy Miano, of Silver Lake and a 2010 graduate of Stow-Munroe Falls High School, recently signed a national letter of intent to attend Malone University and play golf for the Pioneers this fall.  Miano has lettered three years in golf.  Miano’s achievements include being named First... Read More

Cardinal’s Matthew Ludlow To Play Golf For Malone University
January 22, 2010
Matthew Ludlow, of Middlefield and a 2010 graduate of Cardinal High School, has signed a national letter of intent to attend Malone University this fall and play golf for the Pioneers.  Ludlow will have lettered four years in golf at Cardinal. Ludlow’s achievements include qualifying for... Read More

Jackson’s Jonathan Clark To Play Golf For Malone University
January 12, 2010
Jonathan Clark, of Clinton and a 2010 graduate of Jackson High School, has signed a national letter of intent to attend Malone University this fall and play golf for the Pioneers.  Clark will have lettered four years in golf at Jackson. Clark has numerous honors to his credit including being... Read More

Massillon Washington's Kenny Earle To Play Golf At Malone
November 24, 2009
Kenny Earle of Massillon and a 2010 graduate of Massillon Washington High School recently signed a national letter of intent to attend Malone University this fall and play golf for the Pioneers.  Earle lettered three years in golf and collected numerous awards throughout his high school... Read More



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Men’s Golf Finishes Fourth At Dayton Invitational; Justin Lower Wins Second-Ever Div. I Medalist Honors For Malone

October 19, 2009

The Malone University men’s golf team finished fourth among a 17-team field at the NCAA Div. I University of Dayton Invitational last Monday and Tuesday.  In addition, junior Justin Lower (Northwest H.S.), earned his second overall medalist honor at an NCAA Div. I tournament by winning the Dayton event this week.  Lower is the only Pioneer men’s golfer in the 45+ year history of the program to have accomplished the feat as he also won the NCAA Div. I Cleveland State University Invitational earlier this fall.

Malone tallied a two-day score of 606 (312-294) for its fourth-place finish as Ball State University took the team title at 596 (305-291).  The University of Toledo finished second at 601 (298-303), Bowling Green State University was third at 604 (309-295) and Ohio University rounded out the top five at 608 (309-299).

Lower tallied an even-par score of 142 (73-69) for his first-place finish while Tyler Light (Fr., Perry H.S.) was next for Malone, and in 10th overall, with a score of 150 (80-70).  Michael Strayer (Sr., Riverside H.S.) posted a score of 154 (80-74), Ben Smith fired a 160 (79-81) and Quinn Parker (Jr., Canton Central Catholic H.S.) carded a 163 (81-82).

Malone’s fall campaign is now complete and the Pioneers will open their spring schedule in March.

 

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Malone Finishes Runner-Up At NCCAA National Championships

October 12, 2009

The Malone University men’s golf team, led by head coach Ken Hyland, finished as the national runners-up among an 18-team field at the NCCAA National Championships in Panama City, Florida Monday and Tuesday.  Malone finished with a two-day score of 892 (293-297-302) as Dallas Baptist University won the team title with a score of 880.  Colorado Christian University took third at 901, Southeastern (FL) University placed fourth at 907 and North Greenville (SC) University rounded out the top five at the event at 910.

Justin Lower (Jr., Northwest H.S.) and Ben Smith (Sr., Carrollton H.S.) paced the Pioneers at the tournament as the duo tied for fifth place overall with scores of 220.  Lower posted rounds of 74, 72 and 74 while Smith carded rounds of 71, 72 and 77.  Lower and Smith were both named to the NCCAA All-America Team for their performances at the national event.

Quinn Parker (Jr., Canton Central Catholic H.S.) was third for Malone and 19th overall as he fired a 228 (74-76-78).  In addition, Tyler Light (Fr., Perry H.S.) posted a 230 (80-77-73) while Richie Schembechler (So., Mass. Washington H.S.) carded 242 (74-84-84).  

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Men’s Golf Team Shoots School-Record 280; Wins Phipps Memorial

October 8, 2009

The Malone University men’s golf team shot a school-record eight-under-par 280 to capture the annual Phipps Memorial Tournament, at Glenmoor Country Club, among a three-team field on Thursday.  Malone has posted a few seven-under-par team scores of 281 throughout its 45+ year history but Thursday’s score of 280 broke the record.

Malone tallied a 280 for the team title while Mt. Union College took second with a 327 and Walsh University placed third at 331.

Ben Smith (Sr., Carrollton H.S.) led the way for the team with a school-record-tying round of 66 for medalist honors while Justin Lower (Jr., Northwest H.S.) followed with a 68 for second place overall.  Quinn Parker (Jr., Canton Central Catholic H.S.) and Richie Schembechler (So., Massillon Wash. H.S.) tied for fifth overall with rounds of 73.  Tyler Light (Fr., Perry H.S.) finished 12th and posted a 78.

Michael Strayer (Sr., Riverside H.S.) was one of several Malone players to compete individually at the event and fired an impressive round of 69, good enough for the third place overall.  Other individual scores for Malone included Steve Robison (Jr., Jackson H.S.) at 71, Kyle Sine (Jr., Shawnee H.S.) at 75, Ryan Gaughan (Jr., Lake H.S.) at 76 and Jay Hollifield (Fr., Louisville H.S.) at 80.

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Men’s Golf (B Team) Finishes Runner-Up At Red Poling Classic

October 6, 2009

The Malone University men’s golf team (B team) competed at the Red Poling Collegiate Classic, hosted by Spring Arbor (MI) University, last Tuesday and finished in a tie for second at the six-team event.  The Pioneers tallied a score of 312 and fell just one stroke shy of Hope (MI) College, which won the event with a 311.  Calvin (MI) College also posted a 312 to tie Malone for second place.  Spring Arbor took fourth place with a 313, Monmouth (IL) College finished fifth at 324 and Augustana (IL) College rounded out the team placements in sixth at 325.

Jay Hollifield (Fr., Louisville H.S.) paced the squad with a round of 76 and finished in a tie for fourth overall.  Steve Robison (Jr., Jackson H.S.) followed with a 77, Ryan Gaughan (Jr., Lake H.S.) fired a 79, Michael Strayer (Sr., Riverside H.S.) shot an 80 and Kyle Sine (Jr., Shawnee H.S.) carded an 81.

 

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Malone Men's Golf (B Team) Captures Westminster Invitational

October 5, 2009

The Malone University men’s golf team (B team) captured the nine-team Westminster (PA) College Invitational last Monday with a score of 314.  Grove City (PA) College took second at 324, Westminster was third at 333, Edinboro (PA) University placed fourth at 341 and St. Vincent (PA) College rounded out the top five at 342.

Michael Strayer (Sr., Riverside H.S.) led the team with a round of 73 (37-36) and easily won the tournament by three strokes over several others who shot 76.  Steve Robison (Jr., Jackson H.S.) followed for Malone with a 79.  Kyle Sine (Jr., Shawnee H.S.) posted an 80, Ryan Gaughan (Jr., Lake H.S.) carded an 82 and Jay Hollifield (Fr., Louisville H.S.) fired an 85.


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