Entries tagged with ‘MIAC Championships’Page 4

Women’s Golf Third After Second Day Of MIAC Championships

Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids, Minn. Coon Rapids, Minn. – After standing tied for fourth after yesterday’s opening round of the MIAC Championships, the Gustavus women’s golf team moved up to third after Sunday’s second round at Bunker Hills Golf Club.  The Gusties shot a 326 (+38) on Sunday to bring their total […]

Women’s Golf Tied For Fourth After Opening Day Of MIAC Championships

Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids, Minn. Coon Rapids, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus women’s golf team sits tied for fourth at the MIAC Championships after Saturday’s opening round at Bunker Hills Golf Club.  The Gusties turned in a score of 320 (+32) for the day to tie with St. Thomas and are in […]

Women’s Golf Poised To Make Run At MIAC Championships This Weekend

Junior Sam Falk will look for her third straight All-Conference finish in her career. (Photo courtesy of Sport Pix) St. Peter, Minn. – One year removed from a third place finish at the conference tournament in 2012, the Gustavus Adolphus women’s golf team will look to make a push for a conference title this weekend […]

Women’s Golf Drops To Third Following Second Day Of MIAC Championships

Coon Rapids, Minn. – The Gustavus women’s golf team sits in third place with a two-day team-total 655 (+79) after shooting a 330 on the second day of the 2012 MIAC Championships being held over the weekend at Bunker Hills Golf Course. St. Olaf moved into a first place standing (644) after shooting a tournament-low […]

Men’s Indoor Track & Field Finishes Fourth At 2012 MIAC Championships

Gustavus head track and field coach Dale Bahr said that his Gusties competed with an agenda on the final day of competition at the 2012 MIAC Indoor Championships held March 1-3, in the Leonard Center on the campus of Macalester College.  The Gusties were locked in a back-and-forth battle with Bethel for the third spot […]

Women’s Indoor Track & Field In Seventh Following Day Two Of MIAC Championships

The Gustavus women’s indoor track and field team is in seventh place with 29 points heading into the final day of the 2012 MIAC Indoor Championships being held in the Leonard Center on the campus of Macalester College in St. Paul.  St. Thomas is the current leader with 103 points, while Carleton sits in second […]

Men’s Indoor Track & Field In Fourth Heading Into Final Day Of MIAC Championships

After the opening day of competition at the 2012 MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships, the Gustavus Adolphus men’s team sits in fourth place with 49 points.  St. Thomas is the current leader with 119 points, while Hamline is in second at 63, and Bethel rounds out the top-three in third with 53.  Every Gustavus […]

Men’s Swimming & Diving Moves Up To Third After Second Day Of MIAC Championships

The Gustavus men’s swimming and diving team moved up one spot from Thursday after picking up 232 points and now sit in third place with 392 points after the second day of competition at the 2012 MIAC Championships being held at the Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Minnesota.  St. Thomas is […]

Brooke Beskau And Head Coach Dale Bahr Featured On Gustie Spotlight

Gustavus Adolphus senior cross country runner Brooke Beskau (Hastings, Minn.) and head cross country coach Dale Bahr join Tom Wheeler of KNUJ AM 860 for this week’s edition of the Gustie Spotlight. Wheeler, the radio voice of the Golden Gusties, conducts weekly interviews with a different member of the Gustavus Athletics Department throughout the fall […]

Men’s Golf Battles Back To Take Second At 2011 MIAC Championships

The Gustavus men's golf team shot the lowest round of the tournament - a 290 (+2) on day three to finish runner-up at the 2011 MIAC Championships on Monday in Coon Rapids, Minn. The Gusties finished with a three-day score of 901 (+37), while St. Thomas won the 2011 MIAC Championship with an 897 (+33). Andrew Oakes and Alex Kolquist led Gustavus with a third and fifth place finish, respectively. Oakes shot a 223 (+7) and Kolquist fired a 224 (+8).