2008 Woodie Awards
Owls on the Green
Men's golf team ends season ranked eighth in Southern California and fourth in conference. Top two players advance to Southern California regionals.
Erika Reyes
Issue date: 5/12/04 Section: Sports
The Citrus College golf team ended the spring 2004 season by ranking 8th out of 25 school in the Southern California golf ratings, and 4th in the Western State Conference. The team average was 388.2, which was their best since joining the conference in 2000.
Matt Caldwell and Kevin Carroll advanced to the Southern California regionals in different ways. Caldwell, shot a five under par round of 69 at Los Serranos South along with a one under par 71 at Los Serranos North during the Western State Conference finals.
"I was on fire the whole day," Caldwell said. "I really thought I could've won the tournament."
Caldwell lost by one shot to College of the Canyons player Barry Coulter.
Kevin Carroll made his way to regionals by averaging 74.6 shots per round during conference play, which put him in the top 10 for average scoring through the year.
At the Southern California PGA Champions course in Beaumont, California, both missed qualifying for state tournament on Monday.
Carroll shot a two round total of 155 and Caldwell shot a 153, missing the state tournament by two shots in the 36-hole event.
Meanwhile, sophomore Carlos Raez was the overall medallist twice during the season with a two under par 70 at Cypress Ridge Country Club and one under par at 71 at Glendora Country Club.
Along with individual successes, the Citrus team's highlight was beating the Western State Conference Champions, College of the Canyons, by six strokes at 376.
" My top four players are gone," said Golf Coach Marsh Shumaker. "Next year's team will be based with freshmen, so get ready to see new faces."
Matt Caldwell and Kevin Carroll advanced to the Southern California regionals in different ways. Caldwell, shot a five under par round of 69 at Los Serranos South along with a one under par 71 at Los Serranos North during the Western State Conference finals.
"I was on fire the whole day," Caldwell said. "I really thought I could've won the tournament."
Caldwell lost by one shot to College of the Canyons player Barry Coulter.
Kevin Carroll made his way to regionals by averaging 74.6 shots per round during conference play, which put him in the top 10 for average scoring through the year.
At the Southern California PGA Champions course in Beaumont, California, both missed qualifying for state tournament on Monday.
Carroll shot a two round total of 155 and Caldwell shot a 153, missing the state tournament by two shots in the 36-hole event.
Meanwhile, sophomore Carlos Raez was the overall medallist twice during the season with a two under par 70 at Cypress Ridge Country Club and one under par at 71 at Glendora Country Club.
Along with individual successes, the Citrus team's highlight was beating the Western State Conference Champions, College of the Canyons, by six strokes at 376.
" My top four players are gone," said Golf Coach Marsh Shumaker. "Next year's team will be based with freshmen, so get ready to see new faces."