Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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if Y X Qs Xa X i-' 5, x OL- ' it i jx Team mark at 3 wins 3 losses In mid-season GCC Opponent 53V2 Phoenix 91W 73 Palomar 70 61 Mesa 86 Four way meet 35 Mesa 52 Phoenix 48 W. New Mex. 27 128 Cypress 14 86 Citrus 54 36 Phoenix 104 7 N ' 7 7 'i ,

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Golfers Tee Off With 9-2 Mark IN. ABOVE: Using his driver, Bob Phillips comes up to the green on the Litchfield Park course. RIGHT: Mike Motte sets for a long putt. 102 Well balanced scoring provided GCC's golf team with an outstand- ing 9-2 record for the first half of the season. Return matches with the ASU frosh and PC will give the Gauchos opportunities to avenge their only present losses. Medalist honors Clow scorej have been spread among 7 indi- viduals to date. Mott, Engelking, Strupp, and Phillips have each taken top honors twice. Divine, Young and Feil have each carded low score once. GCC Opponent 1216 1416 ASU Frosh 23 NAU Varsity 4 11 ASU Frosh 16 27 Mesa C.C. O 12 Phoenix College 15 18 U of A Frosh 13 24 NAU Varsity 3 18 San Diego Navy 11 25 Grossmont College 2 15 San Diego Navy 12 19 Cochise College 8 At the end of 11 matches, Motte and Phillips have averaged 74 strokes for 18 holes. Engelking and Strupp follow closely with 75 stroke averagesg Young at 78, Feil at 79 and Divine at 81 complete the team totals. Golfers are looking forward to strong showings at the ASU tourn- ament in late April, the Junior Col- lege Conference tournament in mid May, and an opportunity to compete in the national champion- ships to be held in Miami, Florida in early June.