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Goff, Burgess lead Rutgers-Camden
at Richard Stockton College

COLOGNE - Rutgers-Camden senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) each shot a round of 84 as the Scarlet Raptors concluded their spring golf season with a win over Richard Stockton College here May 1 at Blue Heron Pines.

Goff and Burgess tied the Ospreys' Matt Truex as the overall medalist. I

Rutgers-Camden finished the day with a 342 team score, while Stockton shot 378.

Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) and freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) each shot an 87 for the Scarlet Raptors, while junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) recorded a 93.

In an injury-plagued spring season, the Scarlet Raptors finished with a 21-40 mark, snapping their school-record streak of four consecutive winning semesters.

Goff completed his Scarlet Raptor career in style, becoming a medalist for the first time in his four years with the program. He averaged 83.9 while participating in all eight spring outings for the Raptors, finishing his Rutgers-Camden career with an 86.7 average in 51 invitationals.

Tomasic, who competed in only four of the eight spring invitationals due to injuries, had the team's lowest average with an 82.2. He owns an 80.5 average in 10 career outings at Rutgers-Camden.

Zulli averaged 83.1 in seven spring matches and now holds an 85.7 average in 27 outings.

Nauss averaged 87.3 in six spring events and will bring an 85.3 career average (11 matches) into the next fall season.

Burgess, who like Goff also was a medalist for the first time, averaged 89.0 while competing in all eight matches in the spring. After a slow start to the spring, he averaged 86.0 over the final four matches, including a pair of 84 rounds. His season average marked the first semester he shot below 90 and lowered his career average to 91.0 in 25 matches.

RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE
(at Blue Heron Pines, Cologne, NJ)

1. Rutgers-Camden, 342; 2. Richard Stockton, 378
Individual Medalists: John Goff and Rob Burgess (Rutgers-Camden) and Matt Truex (Richard Stockton), 84.
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Goff 84, Burgess 84, Matt Tomasic 87, Mike Nauss 87, Joe Zulli 93

Tomasic leads Rutgers-Camden
at Scarlet Raptor Invitational

WOODSTOWN - Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) shot a six-over par 78 as the individual medalist to lead the Rutgers University-Camden golf team to the title at its own Scarlet Raptor Invitational here April 28.

The event, which was supposed to feature three teams, ended up being a dual match when Gwynedd-Mercy College failed to show up. The lone remaining teams were Rutgers-Camden, which shot a 328, and Richard Stockton College, which finished at 354.

Stockton was paced by Nate Monk, who shot an 83 to finish fourth overall.

The event was played on the Par 72, 6,496-yard Town & Country Golf Links.

Rutgers-Camden senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) both shot a round of 82 to tie for second. The Raptors also received an 86 from junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic).

In addition to Monk, Stockton received an 89 from Matt Truex. Bill Mackalyn shot a 90, while George Drakopoulis shot a 92 and Steve Smith recorded a 94.

The same two teams play again Monday as Rutgers-Camden travels to Blue Heron Pines in Cologne to face Stockton in its final match of the season.

RU-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS SPRING INVITATIONAL
(at Town & Country Golf Links, Woodstown, NJ)

1. Rutgers-Camden, 328; 2. Richard Stockton, 354. NS - Gwynedd-Mercy College.
Individual Medalist: Matt Tomasic (Rutgers-Camden), 78.
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Tomasic 78, Joe Zulli 83, John Goff 83, Rob Burgess 86

Goff, Zulli lead Rutgers-Camden
at Swarthmore/Widener tri-match

EDGEMONT, Penn. - Senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) both shot a round of 83 as the Rutgers University-Camden golf team competed in a tri-match against Swarthmore College and Widener University here April 24.

The event was held on the 6,062-yard Edgemont Country Club.

Swarthmore shot a 305 to win the team title, led by individual medalist Eric Zwick, with a 71. Widener shot 333 and Rutgers-Camden finished at 336.

Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) finished third on the Raptors with an 84, while freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 86. Junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) recorded a 90 for the Scarlet Raptors.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Friday when it hosts its own Scarlet Raptors Spring Invitational at the Town & Country Golf Links in Woodstown, beginning at 12 p.m.

SWARTHMORE/WIDENER TRI-MATCH
(at Edgemont Country Club, Edgemont, PA)
1. Swarthmore College, 305; 2. Widener University, 333; 3. Rutgers-Camden, 336.
Individual Medalist: Eric Zwick, 71.
Rutgers-Camden Medalist: Joe Zulli 83, John Goff 83
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Zulli 83, Goff 83, Matt Tomasic 84, Michael Nauss 86, Rob Burgess 90

Goff, Zulli help Rutgers-Camden
post lowest team score of spring

WYOMING, Del. - Senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) both shot a round of 80 to lead Rutgers University-Camden to its best score of the season at the Wesley College Golf Spring Invitational here April 20.

The event was held on the Par 72 Wild Quail Golf and Country Club.

The Scarlet Raptors recorded a 328 score in the event which featured 16 teams, including three from Division I schools and another from Division II. Among non-Division I and II schools, the Raptors finished seventh out of 12 teams.

Host Wesley College won the team title with a 289, three strokes ahead of the Apprentice School from Newport News, Virginia. The individual medalist was Wesley College junior Tyler Smith, who shot a 5-under par 67.

Once again, the Scarlet Raptors played without injured junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep), who averaged 79.0 to lead the team in the fall. The Raptors, however, shaved four strokes off their previous top score of the spring, a 332 at the Susquehanna Invitational April 6.

Goff, playing on his 22nd birthday, recorded his top round of the spring. His previous best had been an 84 at Widener April 13. Zulli, meanwhile, tied his best round of the spring season, an 80 at Susquehanna.

A pair of other Scarlet Raptors, freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) each shot an 84. It was the top round of the spring for Burgess, whose previous best was an 89 at Susquehanna. It was the second-best score of the spring for Nauss, who shot an 82 at Susquehanna.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Monday, April 24, when it will play a tri-match against Swarthmore and Widener at the Edgemont Country Club in Edgemont, Penn.

WESLEY COLLEGE GOLF SPRING INVITATIONAL
(at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming, DE)
1. Wesley College, 289; 2. Newport News Apprentice, 292; 3. *George Washington University, 294; 4. *Delaware A, 295; 5. New York University, 297; 6. *Delaware B, 302; 7. +Wilmington College, 313; 8. Cabrini College, 314; 9. Alvernia College, 320; 10. Neumann College, 322; 11. Rutgers-Camden, 328; 12. Villa Julie College, 332; 13. Eastern College, 351; 14. Immaculata University, 388. Inc. teams: Richard Stockton College, Wesley B.
Individual Medalist: Tyler Smith (Wesley), 67
Rutgers-Camden Medalists: John Goff 80, Joe Zulli 80
* Division I program
+ Division II program

Goff, Burgess represent Raptors
at F&M Men's Golf Invitational

LANCASTER, Penn. - A pair of Rutgers University-Camden golfers, senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) competed as individuals here April 17 at the Franklin & Marshall College Men's Golf Invitational, held at the Bent Creek Golf Course.

Due to injuries and academic work, the Scarlet Raptors had only two golfers in the event won by Wesley College, which shot a 299 to finish two strokes ahead of the Franklin & Marshall White team.

Moravian College's Brian Bergstol was the individual medalist with a 72.

Goff recorded an 85 and Burgess shot a 91 for Rutgers-Camden. It was the second-lowest round of the semester for each Raptor golfer. Goff shott an 84 at Widener April 13 and Burgess had an 89 at Susquehanna University April 6.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Thursday, April 20 at the Wesley College Invitational.

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL MEN'S GOLF INVITATIONAL
(at Bent Creek Golf Course, Lancaster, PA)
1. Wesley College, 299; 2. Franklin & Marshall White, 301; 3. Moravian College, 304; 4. Neumann College, 307; 5. Dickinson College, 310; 6. Swarthmore College, 314; 7. York College, 317; 8. Messiah College, 320; 9. Alvernia College, 322; 10. Franklin & Marshall Blue, 324; 11. (tie) Lebanon Valley College and Muhlenberg College, 326; 13. Villa Julie College, 327; 14. Elizabethtown College, 340; 15. Ursinus College, 354; 16. DeSales University, 355. Inc. - Rutgers-Camden (competed as individuals)
Individual Medalist: Brian Bergstol (Moravian), 72
Rutgers-Camden Scores: John Goff 85, Rob Burgess 91

Zulli leads Rutgers-Camden
at Tom Ruggieri Invitational

MIDDLETOWN, DE - Junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 81 to pace the injury-depleted Rutgers University-Camden golf team at the Tom Ruggieri Invitational here April 13.

The Scarlet Raptors, playing without injured junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) for the second time in three spring outings, finished with a score of 347. The 15-team event featured a pair of Division I programs, including team champion Villanova University, which shot a 300 on the Par 71 Frog Hollow Golf Club course. Tomasic had the Scarlet Raptors' lowest average during the fall with a 79.0, and carded an 82 in his one spring outing.

Widener's Tom Grady was the lone golfer under par, shooting a 69 to finish as the individual medalist.

Zulli continued his fine golfing as he led the Raptors for the third consecutive time this spring. He owns an 81.3 average in Rutgers-Camden's three spring outings after posting an 84.4 average during five fall invitationals.

Rutgers-Camden also received an 84 from senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI), who shot his top round of the spring season. Freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) carded an 87, while junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) shot a 95.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Monday, April 17 when it competes in the Franklin & Marshall College Invitational at Bent Creek Golf Course in Lancaster, Penn.

TOM RUGGIERI INVITATIONAL
(at Frog Hollow Golf Club, Middletown, DE)
1.* Villanova University, 300; 2. Widener University, 304; 3. Neumann College, 320; 4. Lebanon Valley College, 323; 5.* La Salle University, 326; 6. Haverford College, 329; 7. Cabrini College, 333; 8. (tie) FDU-Florham and Nyack College, 338; 10. Muhlenberg College, 346; 11. Rutgers-Camden, 347; 12. Burlington County College, 353; 13. Immaculata, 386. NC - Widener B, Chestnut Hill
* = Division I programs
Individual Medalist: Tom Grady (Widener), 69
Rutgers-Camden Medalist: Joe Zulli, 81
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Zulli 81, John Goff 84, Michael Nauss 87, Rob Burgess 95

Rutgers-Camden golfers finish eighth
at Susquehanna Tee-Off Tournament

SELINSGROVE, PA - Junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 80 and the Rutgers University-Camden golf team rebounded from a tough spring opener to record a 332 score and finish eighth at the Susquehanna University Tee-Off Tournament here April 6.

The 15-team tournament was held at the Par 70 Susquehanna Valley Country Club.

The Susquehanna University A team won the event with a 310. The individual medalist was Tom Dyer of St. Peter's, who shot a 76 and broke a three-way tie with Kyle Tyson (Penn State club team) and Matt Bowker (Susquehanna A) by carding the lowest score on the first handicap hole (#2) to capture the tiebreaker.

Zulli shaved three strokes off his season-opening score when the Scarlet Raptors shot a 360 to finish 18th out of 20 teams at the Lebanon Valley College Invitational April 3. The biggest differences between the two outings were the rounds of 82 recorded Thursday by junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) and freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI). Tomasic returned to the lineup after missing Monday's opener with a hand injury, while Nauss shot a 96 at Lebanon Valley.

Rutgers-Camden also received an 88 from senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and an 89 from junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic). Burgess shaved four strokes off his season-opening score.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Thursday, April 13, when it competes in the Widener University Invitational at the Frog Hollow Golf Club, Middletown, DE.

SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY TEE-OFF TOURNAMENT
(at Susquehanna Valley Country Club, Selinsgrove, PA)
1. Susquehanna A, 310; 2. St. Peter's, 316; 3. Penn State (club), 319; 4. Hobart, 320; 5. Keystone, 326; 6. Lycoming, 329; 7. Manhattan, 330; 8. Rutgers-Camden, 332; 9.(tie) Messiah, and Elizabethtown, 333; 11. Gettysburg, 334; 12.(tie) Susquehanna B and Dickinson, 337; 14. Manhattanville, 338; 15. Lebanon Valley, 341.
Individual Medalist: Tom Dyer (St. Peter's), 76, won on tiebreaker
Rutgers-Camden Medalist: Joe Zulli, 80
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Zulli 80, Matt Tomasic 82, Michael Nauss 82, John Goff 88, Rob Burgess 89

Zulli leads Rutgers-Camden golfers
at Lebanon Valley College

ANNVILLE, PA - Junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 83 as the Rutgers University-Camden golf team opened its season at the Lebanon Valley College Spring Golf Tournament, held here April 3 at the Par 72 Lebanon Country Club.

Rutgers-Camden finished with a 360 team score to place 18th in the 20-team field. The Scarlet Raptors were playing without the services of junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, J/St. Augustine Prep), their top golfer from the fall, who was sidelined with a hand injury.

Neumann College shot a 315 to win the team title, while Alvernia College's Nayson Avery shot an even-par 72 to capture the individual title.

Rutgers-Camden also received an 86 from senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI), while junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) shot a 93. Freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) rounded out the Scarlet Raptors' team with a 98.

Rutgers-Camden returns to action Thursday when it competes in the Susquehanna University Tee-Off Tournament, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club in Selinsgrove, PA.

LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE SPRING GOLF TOURNAMENT
(at Lebanon Country Club, Annville, PA)

1. Neumann, 315; 2. Delaware Valley, 316; 3. Alvernia, 320; 4. Moravian, 322; 5. Keystone, 327; 6.(tie) Dickinson and Lycoming, 329; 8. Widener, 330; 9. Villa Julie, 331; 10. Lebanon Valley, 334; 11. Susquehanna JV, 340; 12. Cabrini, 341; 13. Albright, 345; 14. Ursinus, 349; 15. Elizabethtown, 350; 16. King's, 353; 17. Messiah, 358; 18. Rutgers-Camden, 360; 19. Philadelphia, 371; 20. Eastern, 374
Individual Medalist: Nayson Avery (Alvernia), 72
Rutgers-Camden Medalist: Joe Zulli, 83
Rutgers-Camden Scores: Zulli 83, John Goff 86, Rob Burgess 93, Michael Nauss 96

Rutgers-Camden golfers
set for spring season

CAMDEN - Head coach Bob Cardea and his Rutgers University-Camden golf program finished the 2005 portion of their schedule on a high note, capturing the championship at their own Rutgers University-Camden Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational on Oct. 28. That capped another successful semester for the Raptors, who posted a 44-41-1 mark in the fall, giving the team four consecutive winning semesters for the first time in program history.

This spring the Scarlet Raptors are looking to become the first golf team at Rutgers-Camden to post back-to-back winning school years (fall and spring semesters combined) since the 1992-93 and 1993-94 teams became the only clubs to accomplish that feat.

The Scarlet Raptors return everyone from their fall team except Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton), who used his final semester of eligibility in the first semester. Mason had a fine fall season, finishing second on the club with a 79.7 average while leading the team in three of the Raptors' six invitationals. He finished his career in style as the overall medalist at the RU-Camden Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational.

Cardea's team returns six lettermen, led by junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep). A transfer from a strong Moravian College program, Tomasic became the Scarlet Raptors' top golfer in the fall, leading the club with a 79.0 average, including a season-best 74 at the Moravian College Fall Invitational Sept. 22. That score was three strokes off the program record.

Freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) finished with an 82.8 average in the fall during his first semester of collegiate competition, while senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) averaged 83.2 while competing in all six fall outings. Goff, whose 78 led the Raptors at the Lebanon Valley College Fall Invitational Sept. 26, owns an 87.2 average over 43 career invitationals at Rutgers-Camden.

Also returning are juniors Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) and Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) and freshman Eric Welsh (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson). Zulli compiled an average of 84.4 in five fall outings and had a career average of 86.6 in 20 invitationals. Burgess shot a 92 in his one outing last fall at the RU-Camden Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational, while Welsh averaged 94.5 in a pair of fall outings.

Mason, Tomasic lead Rutgers-Camden
at Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational

WOODSTOWN - The Rutgers University-Camden golf team shot a 330, led by senior medalist Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) as it captured the championship of its own Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational here Oct. 28.

The invitational was played at the Par 72, 6,496-yard Town & Country Golf Links.

Mason finished with a 36 over the back nine to finish as the medalist, one stroke ahead of junior teammate Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep), who shot an 80. Finishing third was Swarthmore College freshman Tai Wai David Lau (Hong Kong, China/The Hotchkiss School), with an 81.

Swarthmore finished second as a team, posting a 336 score.

The final invitational of the season pushed the Scarlet Raptors' overall record to 44-41-1 for the fall competition, marking the fourth consecutive semester Rutgers-Camden has finished above .500.

Mason's 79 marked the fourth time in six fall outings that he shot in the 70s, while Tomasic barely missed his fifth invitational in the 70s.

In addition to Mason and Tomasic, the Raptors also received a round of 84 from junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI), an 87 from senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) and a 100 from freshman Eric Welsh (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson). Playing as an alternate, junior Rob Burgess (Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) shot a 92.

Tomasic finished the fall with a team-low 79.0 average, while Mason finished a close second on the team with a 79.7 average.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS FALL INVITATIONAL
(at Town & Country Golf Links, Woodstown, NJ)

1. Rutgers-Camden, 330; 2. Swarthmore, 336; 3. Neumann, 339; 4. Haverford, 343; DQ - Richard Stockton.
Individual medalist: Brian Mason (Rutgers-Camden), 79.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Mason 79, Matt Tomasic 80, Joe Zulli 84, John Goff 87, Eric Welsh 100; Rob Burgess (alternate) 92.

Rain cancels golf tournament
at Muhlenberg College

ALLENTOWN, PA - The Muhlenberg Fall Classic golf invitational was postponed here Oct. 10 due to wet grounds at the Lehigh Country Club.

The Raptors' next scheduled outing is their own Rutgers-Camden Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational Oct. 28 at the Town & Country Golf Links in Woodstown, beginning at 12:30 p.m. That invitational will feature Haverford College, Neumann College, Richard Stockton College and Swarthmore College, in addition to host Rutgers-Camden.

Tomasic shoots 78 for Raptors
at Elizabethtown Fall Blue Jay Classic

HERSHEY, PA - Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) shot a 78 to power the Rutgers University-Camden golf team to a 329 score at the Elizabethtown Fall Blue Jay Classic here October 6.
The invitational was played on the Par 71, 7,061-yard Hershey Country Club East Course.
Susquehanna was the team champion with a 294 score, led by individual medalist Pat Serfass, who shot a 68. Rutgers-Camden finished 12th in the 14-team field.
Senior Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) shot a 79 for the Scarlet Raptors. Senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 85, followed by freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) with an 86 and senior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) with an 87.
The Raptors return to action at the Muhlenberg College Invitational Monday at 11 a.m. at the Lehigh Country Club in Allentown, PA.

ELIZABETHTOWN FALL BLUE JAY CLASSIC
(at Hershey Country Club East Course, Hershey, PA)

1. Susquehanna, 294; 2. Franklin & Marshall, 300; 3. McDaniel, 305; 4. Gettysburg, 308; 5.(tie) Moravian and York (PA), 309 7. Ursinus, 318; 8. Dickinson, 320; 9. Messiah, 321; 10. Albright, 324; 11. Elizabethtown, 327; 12. Rutgers-Camden, 329; 13. King's (PA), 332; 14. Lebanon Valley, 334.
Individual medalist: Pat Serfass (Susquehanna), 68.
Rutgers-Camden medalist: Matt Tomasic, 78.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Tomasic 78, Brian Mason 79, John Goff 85, Mike Nauss 86, Joe Zulli 87.

Goff shoots 78 to lead Raptors
at Lebanon Valley College

LEBANON, PA - Senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) shot a round of 78 to tie for 21st place out of 101 golfers and power the Rutgers University-Camden golf team to an eighth-place finish in the rain at the Lebanon Valley College Fall Golf Tournament Sept. 26.

The match was held at the Par 72 Lebanon Country Club in Lebanon, PA.

Rutgers-Camden posted a team score of 321 to finish eighth out of 20 teams. York (PA) College won the invitational with a 300 score, followed by Franklin & Marshall Colege at 305.

The individual medalist was Mike Wilhelm of Lebanon Valley College, who shot a 72.

Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) finished second on the Raptors with a 79, while freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 81, senior Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) carded an 83 and junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) shot an 85.

The Raptors return to action Thursday, Oct. 6, in the Elizabethtown College Blue Jay Invitational, beginning at 12 p.m. at the Hershey Country Club in Hershey, PA.

LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT
(at Lebanon Country Club, Lebanon, PA)
1. York College, 300; 2. Franklin & Marshall College, 305; 3. Keystone College, 309 4. Moravian, 311; 5. The College of New Jersey, 316; 6. Messiah College, 317; 7. Albright College, 320; 8. Rutgers-Camden, 321; 9. Elizabethtown College, 323; 10. Delaware Valley College, 326; 11. Gettysburg College, 327; 12. Shenandoah College, 330; 13. Haverford College, 331; 14. Alvernia College, 332; 15. Lebanon Valley College, 333; 16. Villa Julie College, 338; 17. King's College, 350; 18. Centenary College, 354; 19. Hood College, 372; No Team Score: Dickinson College.
* Millersville Black, 306; Millersville Gold, 309.
* - Millersville had two teams compete as exhibition competitors
Medalist: Mike Wilhelm (Lebanon Valley College), 72.
Rutgers-Camden medalist: John Goff, 78.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Goff 78, Matt Tomasic 79, Michael Nauss 81, Brian Mason 83, Joe Zulli 85.

Tomasic's 74 leads Raptors
at Moravian Fall Invitational

BATH, PA - Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) shot a round of 74, tying for fourth place overall out of 96 golfers, to power the Rutgers University-Camden golf team to a sixth-place finish out of 19 teams at the Moravian Fall Invitational here Sept. 22.

The match was held at the Par 71 Southmoore Golf Course.

Rutgers-Camden posted a team score of 315 to finish 11 strokes behind host and champion Moravian College.

The individual medalist was Sean Jackson of Susquehanna University, who shot a 72.

Tomasic, a transfer to Rutgers-Camden from Moravian College, recorded the Scarlet Raptors' lowest score of the season on his way to leading the team. The Raptors' sixth-place finish also hiked their fall record over .500 to 26-23-1 as they bid for their fourth consecutive winning semester.

Senior Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) finished second on the Raptors with a 78, followed by senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI), who carded an 81. Freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) shot a round of 82 and freshman Eric Welsh (Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson) made his Raptor debut with an 89.

The Raptors return to action Monday at the Lebanon Valley College Invitational. It will be held at the Lebanon Country Club in Lebanon, PA, beginning at 12:30 p.m.

MORAVIAN FALL INVITATIONAL
(at Southmoore Golf Course, Bath, PA)

1. Moravian College 304; 2. Keystone College 307; 3. Susquehanna University 308; 4. Ursinus College 311; 5. University of Scranton 313; 6. Rutgers University-Camden 315; 7. Albright College 316; 8. Messiah College 321; 9. Haverford College 321; 10. Alvernia College 322; 11. Muhlenberg College 322; 12. FDU-Florham 322; 13. Dickinson College 323; 14. King's College 327; 15. Delaware Valley College 330; 16. DeSales University 331; 17. Lebanon Valley College 338; 18. Centenary (NJ) College 359; 19. Penn State-Berks NTS.
Medalist: Sean Jackson, Susquehanna, 72.
Rutgers-Camden medalist: Matt Tomasic, 74.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Tomasic 74, Brian Mason 78, John Goff, 81, Michael Nauss 82, Eric Welsh 89.

Mason leads Raptors
at Franklin & Marshall

LANCASTER, PA -Senior Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) shot a round of 83 to lead the Rutgers University-Camden golf team at the Franklin & Marshall College Fall Golf Invite Sept. 19 at Bent Creek Golf Course.

The Raptors tied for 12th out of 19 teams with a 337 team score. Moravian College won the event with a 305 score, led by individual medalist Dustin McCormick, who shot a 70.

Mason led a balanced Scarlet Raptor team effort which also saw senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI) shoot an 84. Freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) and junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep) each shot an 85, while senior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI) carded an 87.

The Raptors return to action Thursday at the Moravian College Fall Invitational, which begins at 1 p.m. at the Southmoore Golf Course in Bath, PA.

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE FALL GOLF INVITE
(at Bent Creek Golf Course, Lancaster, PA)

1. Moravian College, 305; 2. Keystone College, 308; 3. Wesley College, 309; 4. (tie) Messiah College and Muhlenberg College, 311; 6. Franklin & Marshall College White, 315; 7. Marymount University, 319; 8. York (PA) College, 321; 9. Alvernia, 326; 10.(tie) Gettysburg, and Lebanon Valley College, 330; 12. Elizabethtown College and Rutgers-Camden, 337; 14. Villa Julie College, 338; 15, Ursinus College, 342; 16. Franklin & Marshall College Blue, 343; 17. Lebanon Valley College 2, 373; 18. Philadelphia Biblical University, 385. Incomplete: Haverford College.
Medalist: Dustin McCormick (Moravian), 70.
Rutgers-Camden medalist: Brian Mason, 83.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Mason, 83; John Goff, 84; Michael Nauss and Matt Tomasic, 85; Joe Zulli, 87.

Mason leads Raptors
at Wesley College

WYCOMING, DE - Senior Brian Mason (Bridgeton, NJ/Bridgeton) shot a round of 76 to lead the Rutgers University-Camden golf team to an eighth-place finish out of 15 teams in its season-opening match at the Wesley Colege Invitational here September 8 at the Wild Quail Golf & Country Club.

McDaniel College's A team won the event with a 295, followed by Wesley's top team at 296. Steve Perrone of McDaniel A was the individual medalist with a 68.

Junior Matt Tomasic (Berlin, NJ/St. Augustine Prep), in his first Rutgers-Camden appearance since transferring from Moravian College, shot a 78 to finish second on the Raptors.

Rounding out the Rutgers-Camden team were junior Joe Zulli (Bellmawr, NJ/Paul VI), freshman Michael Nauss (Blackwood, NJ/Paul VI) and senior John Goff (Haddon Heights, NJ/Paul VI), shooting 79, 80 and 84, respectively.

The Scarlet Raptors return to action Monday, Sept. 19, at the Franklin and Marshall College Invitational, which will begin at 1 p.m. at the Bent Creek Golf Course in Lancaster, PA.

WESLEY COLLEGE INVITATIONAL
(at Wild Quail Golf & Country Club, Wycoming, DE)
1. McDaniel A, 295; 2. Wesley 1, 296; 3. West Chester 1, 300; 4. York, 301; 5. Gettysburg, 304; 6. McDaniel B, 307; 7. Franklin & Marshall, 308; 8. Rutgers-Camden, 313; 9. Frostburg State, 314; 10. Alvernia, 319; 11. Neumann, 323; 12. TCNJ, 327; 13. Villa Julie, 343; 14. Manhattanville, 362. Inc. - West Chester 2.
Medalist: Steve Perrone (McDaniel A), 68.
Rutgers-Camden medalist: Brian Mason, 76.
Rutgers-Camden scores: Mason 76, Matt Tomasic 78, Joe Zulli 79, Mike Nauss 80, John Goff 84.

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