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Speidel Golf Club; Wheeling, West Virginia; hosted by West Liberty State College. Northeast Region: 1. St. Thomas Aquinas 2. Pace 3. Bryant 4. Post [Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference] 5. Le Moyne 6. Goldey-Beacom 7. Assumption 8. Bentley [Northeast-10 Conference] Individuals: 1. Brian Mackey, Dominican (New York) 2. Jantzen Vargas, Adelphi 3. Chris Menne, Massachusetts-Lowell 4. Tom Pollock, New Haven 5. Jamie Bacon, Saint Rose East Region: 1. Charleston (West Virginia) [West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference] 2. Clarion 3. Millersville 4. Concord 5. Indiana (Pennsylvania) 6. Ohio Valley 7. Fairmont State 8. West Liberty State Individuals: 1. Jared Miller, West Chester 2. Bryan Snow, Shepherd 3. Jon Ladovico, California (Pennsylvania) 4. Matthew Sullivan, West Chester 5. Trevor Hedges, Shepherd Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 1 individual) ATLANTIC/SOUTHEAST SUPER REGIONAL Savannah Quarters Country Club; Savannah, Georgia; hosted by Armstrong Atlantic State University. Atlantic Region: 1. Barton [Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference] 2. Belmont Abbey 3. Anderson (South Carolina) 4. Pfeiffer 5. Coker 6. Mount Olive 7. Fayetteville State [Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association] 8. Limestone Individuals: 1. John Kolls, St. Andrews Presbyterian 2. Iain Hall, Queens (North Carolina) 3. Scott Kegerreis II, Queens (North Carolina) 4. Alfred Kristinsson, St. Andrews Presbyterian 5. Jerel Whiting (Virginia State University) Southeast Region: 1. Columbus State [Peach Belt Conference] 2. Armstrong Atlantic State 3. South Carolina-Aiken 4. South Carolina Upstate 5. GC & SU 6. Presbyterian [South Atlantic Conference] 7. Lander 8. North Greenville Individuals: 1. Will Wilcox, Clayton State 2. Mathew Morrison, North Carolina-Pembroke 3. Chase Carroll, Tusculum 4. Chris Wynne, Tusculum 5. Kent George, Lenoir-Rhyne Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 1 individual) CENTRAL/GREAT LAKES SUPER REGIONAL Twin Hills Golf and Country Club; Joplin, Missouri; hosted by Missouri Southern State University. Central Region: 1. Washburn [Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association] 2. Central Missouri State 3. Missouri Southern State 4. Missouri Western State 5. Bemidji State 6. Winona State [Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference] 7. Southwest Baptist 8. Truman State Individuals: 1. Nick Rotello, Ft. Hays State 2. Steven Busho, Minnesota-Crookston 3. Josh Wells, Upper Iowa 4. Kyle Peterson, Minnesota-Crookston 5. Craig Signorin, Upper Iowa Great Lakes Region: 1. Northern Kentucky [Great Lakes Valley Conference] 2. Bellarmine 3. Indianapolis 4. Grand Valley State [Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference] 5. Saginaw Valley State 6. Wayne State (Michigan) 7. Ferris State 8. Findlay Individuals: 1. Kyle Lickenbrock, Southern Illinois Edwardsville 2. Seon Kim, Drury 3. Ben Bendtsen III, Wisconsin-Parkside 4. Corey Sell, Wisconsin-Parkside 5. Matt Springer, Saint Joseph’s (Indiana) Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 1 individual) SOUTH/SOUTH CENTRAL SUPER REGIONAL Robert Trent Jones Trail at the Shoals; Florence, Alabama; hosted by the University of North Alabama. South Region: 1. West Florida [Gulf South Conference] 2. Nova Southeastern [Sunshine State Conference] 3. Florida Southern 4. Florida Gulf Coast 5. Barry 6. Valdosta State 7. North Alabama 8. Lynn Individuals: 1. Jeff Golden, Rollins 2. Justin Regier, Florida Tech 3. Jarred Carlyle, Arkansas Tech 4. B.J. Hawkins, Arkansas Tech 5. C.J. Denmark, Eckerd South Central Region: 1. St. Edward’s [Heartland Conference] 2. Central Oklahoma 3. Abilene Christian 4. Northeastern State [Lone Star Conference] 5. Cameron 6. St. Mary’s (Texas) 7. Midwestern State 8. Texas A&M-Commerce Individuals: 1. Pat McCarthy, Southwestern Oklahoma State 2. Kent Neil, West Texas A&M 3. Tyler Kimrey, East Central 4. Rodolfo Gamino, Lincoln (Missouri) 5. Mack Hamilton, Southeastern Oklahoma State Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 1 individual) NORTHWEST/WEST SUPER REGIONAL Fox Hollow Golf Club; Denver, Colorado; co-hosted by Regis University and Colorado School of Mines. Northwest Region: 1. Colorado-Colorado Springs [Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference] 2. Western New Mexico 3. Colorado State-Pueblo 4. St. Cloud State 5. Minnesota State Mankato 6. Fort Lewis 7. Regis 8. Nebraska-Kearney Individuals: 1. Brett Benson, Augustana (South Dakota) 2. Mark Vallee, Colorado School of Mines 3. Ryan Bak, South Dakota 4. Aaron Hieb, Augustana (South Dakota) 5. Nate Blanscet, Colorado Christian West: 1. Cal State Stanislaus [California Collegiate Athletic Conference] 2. Grand Canyon 3. Sonoma State 4. Cal State San 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, HPU 3. Hiro Nezu, St. Martin’s 4. Olof Rosborg, St. Martin’s 5. Spencer Adkins, Brigham Young-Hawaii Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 1 individual) The University of South Carolina at Aiken won their third men’s golf title at the 2006 championships at The Resort at Glade Springs in Daniels, West Virginia, hosted by Concord University and The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The Pacers posted a 12-stroke victory after a close battle with league rival Columbus State University while St. Mary’s University junior Jamie Amoretti won the individual title finishing at even-par 280 for the 72-hole event. South Carolina-Aiken’s Dane Burkhart finished a stroke back at one-over in his bid for a repeat title and Greg Koch from Florida Southern College was third at 282. For more information about the championships, log on to www.ncaasports.com. Highlights of the NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships will be shown on CBS at 1:30 p.m. Eastern time, Sunday, July 1. The CBS seasonal show will feature highlights of 17 different NCAA championships that took place during the spring.
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participate in the 2007 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships super regionals. The super regionals will be conducted May 7-9. The sites and teams selected to participate are listed below. Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in brackets next to the institution’s name. The five super regional tournaments encompass the current ten regions. The top team from each region within the super regional and the top individual not with a team from each super regional (regardless of region) will advance to the finals May 22-25 at The Meadows in Allendale, Michigan. The finals will be hosted by Grand Valley State University. Ten additional teams will earn berths to the finals. These teams will be determined based on the previous three-year average of top-10 finishes of a super regional at the finals. For the 2007 championships, the additional super regional allotments are as follows: Atlantic/Southeast -- Three South/South Central -- Four West/Northwest -- Three