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Coach Scott Moe’s squad recorded a strong fall season winning its second consecutive MIAC Championship and finishing second at the Gordin Collegiate Invite (the premier Division III tournament in the fall season). The Gusties finished first or second in all five tournaments in the fall, winning the St. John’s Invite and the MIAC Championships and finishing second at the UW-Eau Claire Invite, the Twin Cities Classic and the Gordin Classic. Individually, senior Luke Benoit posted five top ten finishes including first at the St. John’s Invite, second at the UW-Eau Claire Invite and MIAC Championships, fourth at the Gordin Classic and ninth at the Twin Cities Classic. Five players earned all-conference honors including Benoit, senior Neil Johnson, senior Brent Borgstahl, junior Brady Hoffman and first-year Chase Thonvold.

Luke Benoit's seven-under par round of 65 sparked the Gustavus men's golf team to the program's first ever NCAA Division III National Championship. Benoit, a senior from Faribault, Minnesota, scored a double-eagle two on the par five 16th hole to secure the title for the Gusties. Gustavus finished with a 72-hole total of 299-288-299-292--1178 (+26) which was 12 strokes better than host Redlands University in second place. The tournament was played at the PGA of Southern California Golf Club at Oak Valley near Los Angeles. The Gusties started the day six strokes ahead of Redlands and Methodist (North Carolina). Host Redlands cut the lead to two strokes early in the round, however Luke Benoit's four-under par 32 on the front nine kept the Gusties on top. While Benoit carded the big score of the day, his teammates supported him with very solid rounds. Senior Brent Borgstahl fired a one-over par 73, freshman Chase Thonvold contributed a four-over par 76, senior Neil Johnson added a five-over par 77, while junior Brady Hoffman struggled to a 14-over par 86.

Individually, Benoit finished second with a tourament total of 74-71-74-65--284 (-4). Chad Poling of Ohio Wesleyan claimed medalist honors with a total of 66-71-73-72--282 (-6). Other finishes for the Gusties included Neil Johnson in tenth place (tie) at 72-72-74-77--295 (+7), Chase Thonvold in 19th place at 76-72-76-76--300, Brent Borgstahl in 24th place at 77-75-75-74--301, and Brady Hoffmann in 80th place at 78-73-80-86--317 (+29).

Luke Benoit's 65, the second of his collegiate career, ties the NCAA record for low round in the national tournament that was set last year by Janne Mammo of Averett. Benoit also tied the school record which he held with Pete Anderson (1992). Benoit earned First Team All-America honors with his second place finish, while Neil Johnson earned second team honors with his tenth place finish. Benoit had carded a 12th place finish a year ago, while Johnson posted a fourth place finish last year in helping the Gusties to a sixth place finish. Gustavus, which was making its 20th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Championships, had finished second three times before (1990, 1991, 1992), but had not been able to claim the big prize until this year. The national title is the first for a Gustavus athletics team since the women's tennis team captured the national crown in 1990. It is the fourth NCAA team title by the Gustavus athletic program with the men's tennis program winning the other two in 1980 and 1982.

2002-03 | Statistics
During the 2002-03 women's golf season, Gustavus won the MIAC Championships for a record 23rd time. Head Coach Scott Moe was named MIAC Coach of the Year. Neil Johnson, Jon Hagedorn, Brent Borgstahl, and Dan Suedbeck all earned all-conference honors for the Gusties. During the spring, Gustavus placed sixth at the NCAA Championships. Neil Johnson and Luke Benoit earned All-America honors by finishing in a tie for fourth and 12th place respectively.

2001-02 | Statistics
The Gustavus Adolphus College men's golf team finished fifth out of 21 teams at the NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships held at Firethorn Golf Club in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Gusties, who were in 14th place heading into the fourth and final round of the 72-hole tournament, shot a sizzling 306 to move up nine places and finish fifth with a final total of 319-315-302-306--1242 which was 30 shots behind national champion Guilford College which finished at 1212. Gustavus was led by sophomore Neil Johnson (River Falls, Wisc.) who finished 13th with a 72-hole total of 80-78-70-77--305 (+21) and freshman AJ Hoffman (Mankato, Minn.) who finished 22nd with a total of 83-79-75-72--309 (+25). Johnson earned Third Team All-America honors and Hoffman received honorable mention All-America honors by virtue of where they placed in the individual tournament. This is the fifth consecutive year that Gustavus has finished in the top ten at the Division III Championships. The Gusties have qualified for the NCAA Tournament for 18 consecutive years and finished in the top ten 14 times.

The Golf Coaches Association handed out numerous awards at the national tournament and several Gusties were honored including: Neil Johnson and Luke Benoit being named All-District Five First Team, Brooks Anderson and Dan Suedbeck being named GCAA Scholar Athletes, and Scott Moe being named Central Region Coach of the Year.

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1998-99 | Statistics
A conference title and two impressive finishes in national tournaments led to a very successful fall season for Head Coach Scott Moe and his squad.In mid-October, the Gusties won their third consecutive conference title (and 16th in the past 17 years) in convincing fashion as they finished 17 strokes ahead of second place Concordia. Junior J.P. Prenevost earned MIAC medalist for the second time in three years and became the 14th consecutive Gustavus golfer to claim conference medalist honors. Joining Prenevost on the all-conference team were seniors Shawn Gudahl, Steve Erickson and Kyle Landon.

In late October the squad participated in two elite Division III invitation only tournaments - The Gordin Collegiate Classic in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and the Rolex Match Play Championships in Orlando, Florida. The Gusties performed very well in both tournaments finishing seventh out of 12 at the Gordin Classic and sixth out of eight at the Rolex Championships. Coach Scott Moe and his squad entered the spring season ranked fifth in the Division III Coaches Poll and their sights set on a 15th consecutive bid to the NCAA National Tournament.

1997-98 | Statistics
With all but one golfer returning from a team that finished 11th at the NCAA Championships last spring, Head Coach Scott Moe was confident his 1997-98 squad would be very competitive and they did not disappoint him. The Gusties began their fall campaign with wins at the Bemidji State and North Dakota State Invitationals and ending up winning four of the six tournaments that they competed in during September and October. The team saved two of their best performances for last as they won the MIAC Championship and finished fifth out of 12 at the prestigious Gordin Collegiate Classic in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. At the conference meet, the Gusties claimed their second title and 15th in the past 16 years.

Individually, senior Max Addler claimed medalist honors, while juniors Steve Erickson and Kyle Landon tied for second and sophomore J.P. Prenevost, the defending conference champion, finished fourth. Addler became the 13th consecutive Gustavus golfer to MIAC medalist honors and the 19th in the past 22 years. At the Gordin Collegiate Classic, an invitation only tournament for the top Division III programs in the country, the Gusties finished fifth (out of 12) and were led by Kyle Landon who placed fourth (out of 63). Coach Scott Moe's squad headed into the spring season ranked fifth nationally.

The Gusties turned in a very successful spring season as they finished eighth out of 21 teams at the NCAA Championships and won all four tournaments that they participated in prior to the national tournament. Depth was a key for Coach Scott Moe's squad as evidenced by all five Gustavus golfers finishing in the top 50 (out of 120) at the NCAA Championships. Steve Erickson led the way with a 25th place finish, followed by Kyle Landon and Shawn Gudahl in 32nd place and Max Addler and JP Prenevost in 47th place. Steve Erickson received All-America honors by virtue of his finish at the national tournament combined with his regular season play. The Gusties have finished in the top ten at the NCAA Championships seven times in the past 10 years.

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