Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR ' S SQUAD 5ML M»AAft :c »»Av ' f. - -i„-»- -- ' — -r •=-.• r» • », «■«!■ .-r. ■- ' Sf ' £: y ■-■S9 ■J ' jr,--- ' 5;-j ' r- Young And Experienced Players Returning Next Year ChipSchulte Doug Bowers, a freshman at Cal Wes- tern proved an able competitor and will be returning next year to a team that will not only have a well experi- enced s(|uad but one that is young so that Cal Western can expect an out- standin g team for the next few years.

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Three CW golfers make their way up the fairway at Wispering Springs Golf Course. GOLF ENDS SEASON WITH 15-1 RECORD Cal Western ended their season with a win against Cal Lutheran that brought their record to 15-1. The CW golfer took team honors in the District 3 NAIA Tourna- menth, dethroning Redlands, defending champions. This is Cal Western s second year of collegiate com- petition and last year they compiled an 8-8 record. Re- turning from last year was Craig Meyer, Bill Wood and Tom Waggoner. The Westerners competed in 16 dual meets against such teams as University of San Diego, San Diego State, University of Redlands, University of California at River- side, California Lutheran, University of California at Irvine, Claremont-Mudd Men ' s college and College of the Desert. Neal Gudgeon, a junior, led the CW swingers with a 73.9 average, followed by Craign Meyer, a senior who had 74.9. Pat McDonald, a freshman, with 75.2 ranked third, followed by Mark Payne, a sophomore with 76.0, Bill Wood, a junior with 77 2, and Mike O Donnell, a junior with 77.3. . Jffii is«f i»ii3?«BIW?fH»iu Mark Payne suin.ns hi ilul. duiin- match.