| Rookie of the Year – Eric deWit |
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Playing on a team with 9 rookie players Eric’s play continually improved throughout the year. One of our more experienced tournament players. Eric was a member of our travelling team for all 3 tournaments in 2009. Although somewhat inconsistent in his play, Eric was an integral member of our bronze place finish at the ACAC Conference Championship. Not only did Eric compete well, he also participated in every event we held throughout the year and was one of the leaders of our team. Eric had a great future ahead of him and is a deserving recipient of this award.
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| Most Improved Player – Jordan Stevens |
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Jordan is a deserving recipient of this award as his drive and dedication to improving was realized during the 2009 golf season. Jordan started working seriously on his game in the spring of 2009 knowing that he wanted to play college golf. After countless hours of instruction and improving his technique, Jordan took his knowledge and applied it by playing and practicing – ultimately lowering his handicap to a competitive level. Jordan led the men’s team to a 4th place finish in men’s individual standings and assisted the men in capturing their first ever bronze medal at the ACAC Conference Championship.
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| Coaches Award – Jordie Weich |
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Jordie has been a great addition to our team. Voted team captain by his teammates. Jordie is a committed leader. Jordie has come a long way in his development which is indicative in his play throughout the season. As a rookie, Jordie was a member of our bronze medal finish at ACAC Conference Championship and played an integral role motivating the team throughout the year.
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| Most Valuable Player – Caitlin Kelliher |
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Caitlin showed tremendous leadership throughout the year participating in all GOLF team related events – and is one of our returning golfers for the 2010-2011 season. Caitlin placed 2nd in the Regionals golf tournament at GOOSEHUMMOCK Golf Course and placed first overall winning an individual gold medal leading the ladies golf team to their first ever silver medal finish at the ACAC Conference.
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