Ohio Golf Journal March 2018

Men In a pre-season poll of Atlantic 10Golf Coaches, $AYTON WAS PICKED TO ÚNISH ÚRST IN THE LEAGUE 4HE &LYERS ÚNISHED THIRD AT LAST YEARmS CHAMPIONSHIP AND RETURN FOUR OF THE ÚVE GOLFERS FROM THAT TEAM 4HEY ARE EXPERIENCED WITH ÚVE seniors on the squad. In his ninth season at Dayton, Head Coach Gip Hoagland, recruits athletes, who succeed on the course, in the classroom, as well as, in the community. Last season, UD won the Northern Kentucky Collegiate Classic and the Atlantic 10 Match Play. Additionally, the Flyers picked up one SECOND PLACE AND TWO THIRD PLACE ÚNISHES AMONG THEIR EIGHT TOP ÚVE PLACEMENTS The Flyers have already competed in the Atlantic 10MatchPlay inWeston, Florida and theWexford Plantation Intercollegiate at Hilton Head. They still have three tournaments remaining before the Atlantic 10 Championships at Grand Cypress in Orlando at the end of April. Find the full University of Dayton Men’s Golf schedule here. University of Dayton Women The UD Women’s Golf team competes in the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC). HeadCoach Sally Kosters is in her 12th season at the helm of the Dayton women’s golf team. She stresses academics and the Lady Flyers posted a 3.505 team grade point average this past spring. UD is a young team, with two seniors, one junior, four sophomores, and four freshmen on the roster. In the MAAC pre-season coaches poll THEY WERE PICKED TO ÚNISH THIRD IN THE -!!# The Flyers are coming off a solid fall season, WHERE THEY EARNED TWO TOP ÚVE ÚNISHES AS A team. They have a very busy schedule this spring competing in six events before the MAAC Championship at Disney’s Magnolia Course in Orlando at the end of April. Find the full University of Dayton Women’s Golf schedule here. UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON XAVIER UNIVERSITY Men The Xavier Minutemen compete in the Big East Conference. Head Coach Brian McCants, previously an assistant at Indiana and Kansas, is in his second season at Xavier. Ohio College Golf R evi e w s