Regional

September 27-28, 2004

Wolves Finish 10th at Central Regional

RK	Team	1st	2nd	Final	Over Par
1	Missouri Estern St.	311	293	604	+28
2	Central Missouri St.	315	294	609	+33
3	Bemidji State	313	304	617	+41
4	Winona State	318	300	618	+42
5	Washburn University	325	294	619	+43
6	Truman State	324	313	637	+61
7	Minnesota, Crookston	333	311	644	+68
8	Southwest Baptist	331	320	651	+75
9	Wayne State College	328	334	662	+86
10	Northern State	350	321	671	+95
11	Upper Iowa	353	334	687	+111
RK	Name	1st	2nd	Final	Over Par
T30	Tyler Toennies	83	79	162	+18
T39	Dustin Hjelmeland	87	78	165	+21
45	Craig Nelson	89	79	168	+24
58	Tony Birmingham	91	85	176	+32
59	Mike Fosdick	91	90	181	+37

Results

Concordia

FINAL RESULTS
Concordia Invitational 
The Meadows Golf Club - Moorhead, Minn. 
Date: September 10, 2004 
Par: 72 
Yardage: 6,862

Northern State University - 328
Tony Birmingham 78
Craig Nelson  80
Dustin Hjelmland 82
Tyler Toennies  88
Mike Brown  92

Team Results:
University of Manitoba – 288
University of North Dakota I – 299
North Dakota State II – 303
Concordia College (Gold) – 306
Bemidji State University II – 308
Bemidji State University I – 309
University of Manitoba II – 311
University of North Dakota II – 314
Concordia College (Maroon) – 317
UM-Crookston I – 318
UM-Crookston II – 323
Concordia College (White) – 326
Northern State – 328
UM-Morris – 353

Mocassin

The NSU men's golf team had some trouble out at Mocassin Creek Golf Course as they finished third of four teams on Tuesday, September 7th. The Wolves shot a 331.

Dakota Wesleyan won the one day event with a 308, Upper Iowa finished second with a 325 while Presentation College took fourth with a 394.

	Name	Front	Back	Total
1	Tyler Tonnies	42	37	79
2	Craig Nelson	39	42	81
3	Mike Fosdick	43	44	87
4	Dustin Hjemeland	43	41	84
5	Tony Birmingham	49	39	88
	Total of best four	scores		331

 

Lee Park

The NSU men's golf team won the Lee Park Invite with a score of 313.  2nd place went to Dakota Wesleyan with a score of 317. Upper Iowa finished third with a 343. 

Tony Birmingham won the individual medal.  Craig Nelson had a 77.  Dustin Hjemeland-78 and Tyler Toennies-82