Keith Tyburski carded the third-best, 36-hole score in WCU history at the WCU Intercollegiate.
 
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Keith Tyburski Falls in Playoff; Men's Golf Finishes Third

Nov. 9, 2004

WCU Intercollegiate Final Results in PDF Format
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Cashiers, N.C. - Western Carolina junior Keith Tyburski followed his 68 on day one with a two-under par 70 on day two to card a 36-hole total of 138, the third-best, two-round total in school history. However, Radford's Aaron Summers had back-to-back rounds of 69 for a 138 as well and defeated Tyburski on the second hole of the playoff to win the individual title at the WCU Intercollegiate, played at the Country Club of Sapphire Valley.

Round one leader, Charleston Southern, remained on top through 36 holes to win the team title with a six-under 570. Radford improved by eight strokes over its day one score to place second with a 576, while Western Carolina carded a two-day total of 580 to finish third.

Western's 580 is the second-best, 36-hole score in school history. Tyburski looked to give the Catamounts their 10th individual champion all-time and second in back-to-back events, as sophomore Tripp Morrow won last week's Shoot-Out at Wild Wing. Blake Wray ended the event tied for 14th with a 147, followed by Matt Flueckiger (149, 20th-t), Tripp Morrow (150, 25th-t) and Chase Kress (153, 33rd). WCU senior Brian Hogan, playing as an individual, tied for 11th with a total of 146. Other Catamounts to participate as individuals included Matt Dowdy and William Forcier, each of whom carded a 149 to tie for 20th, Shawn Costello (157, 40th-t) and Alex Arrigo (162, 45th).

The WCU Intercollegiate concludes the Catamounts' fall schedule and marks the final event for retiring Catamount head golf coach Johnny Wike. Western will not return to action until Feb. 20 at the Charleston Southern Spring Invitational.

WCU Intercollegiate Nov. 8-9, 2004 Country Club of Sapphire Valley -- Cashiers, N.C.

Pl Team Rd1 Rd2 Total 1. Charleston Southern 281 289 570 2. Radford 292 284 576 3. Western Carolina 286 294 580 4. The Citadel 293 295 588 5. Gardner-Webb 301 292 593 6. Lipscomb 295 300 595 7. High Point 306 294 600 8. Butler 306 297 603

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST Aaron Summers (Radford) 69 69 138 (won in playoff) Keith Tyburski (Western Caro.) 68 70 138

WCU INDIVIDUAL SCORES Rd1 Rd2 Total Keith Tyburski 68 70 138/2nd (lost in a playoff) Brian Hogan * 69 77 146/11th-t Blake Wray 70 77 147/20th-t Matt Flueckiger 74 75 149/20th-t Matt Dowdy * 75 74 149/20th-t William Forcier * 77 72 149/20th-t Tripp Morrow 74 76 150/25th-t Chase Kress 80 73 153/33rd Shawn Costello * 81 76 157/40th-t Alex Arrigo * 78 84 162/45th

* - playing as an individual