Golf

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES AND REGIS TO CO-HOST NCAA DIVISION II
MEN'S GOLF SUPER REGIONALS AT FOX HOLLOW GOLF COURSE

By Greg Murphy, Colorado Mines Sports Information Director
GOLDEN, Colo. - The Colorado School of Mines and Regis University men's golf programs are preparing to co-host the 2007 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Northwest/West Super Regional Championships from May 6-9 at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, Colo.

Admission is free to the public.

The Super Regional consists of the top eight teams from the Northwest and the West Regions. The top five individuals in the region not on those teams will also participate in the event. A total of 90 golfers will tee it up at the Super Regional Championships which begin with a practice round at Fox Hollow on May 6.

Action is slated to begin on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:00 am with groups going off the first tee on the Canyon Course and the 10th tee on the Meadows Course. Tee times will be every eight minutes on each tee.

While two regions will be competing, they will not necessarily compete against each other. Only the winning team from each region will make this year's national tournament to be hosted by Grand Valley State from May 22-25 at The Meadows in Allendale, Mich. The individual with the low tournament score not on a winning team will also make the national tournament.

The following teams and individuals will be competing ...

Northwest Region
1. UC-Colorado Springs
2. Western New Mexico
3. CSU-Pueblo
4. St. Cloud State
5. Minnesota State-Mankato
6. Fort Lewis
7. Regis
8. Nebraska-Kearney

Individuals
1. Brett Benson, Augustana
2. Mark Vallee, Colorado School of Mines
3. Ryan Bak, South Dakota
4. Aaron Hieb, Augustana
5. Nate Blascent, Colorado Christian

West Region
1. Cal State-Stanislaus
2. Grand Canyon
3. Sonoma State
4. Cal State Bernardino
5. Western Washington
6. Cal State-Chico
7. UC San Diego
8. Hawaii-Hilo

Individuals
1. Peter Perkins, St. Martin's
2. Brian Keller, Hawaii Pacific
3. Hiro Nezu, St. Martin's
4. Olof Rosborg, St. Martin's
5. Spencer Adkins, BYU-Hawaii