April 23, 2004

Indianapolis, IN - Adelphi University is among eighty teams and fifty individuals that have been selected to participate in the 2004 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championships Super Regionals.

This is the second straight year that the Panthers have been selected to participate in the super regionals which will be conducted May 3-5. There are a total of five super regional tournaments encompassing the current ten regions. The teams selected to participate in the East-Northeast are listed below. Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in brackets next to the institution's name.

The site for the Division II East-Northeast Super Regionion is Blue Ridge Country Club in Harrisburg, Pa. Millersville University will serve as the host institution.

Built on rolling terrain, Blue Ridge Country CLub features tree-lined fairways and bunkers. The greens are large, undulating and very fast (stimpmeter reading over 10). Most of the greens are well-protected by bunkers. Water comes into play on several holes on the back nine (#11, #12 and #14).

Ten teams and ten individuals will advance from the super regionals to the championship finals May 12-15, at Victoria Hills Country Club in DeLand, Florida as part of the NCAA Division II Sports Festival. Eight at-large teams and two at-large individuals will be selected May 6 for the championship finals. The finals will be hosted by the Central Florida Sports Commission, Sunshine State Conference and Rollins College.

NORTHEAST/EAST SUPER REGIONAL
Blue Ridge Country Club; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania;
hosted by Millersville University

Northeast Region:
1. Bryant [Northeast-10 Conference]
2. LeMoyne
3. St. Thomas Aquinas [New York Collegiate Athletic Conference]
4. Adelphi
5. Bentley
6. New Haven
7. Pace
8. Queens (New York)

Individuals:
1. Michael Tobiason, Goldey-Beacom
2. Tom Dorso, Teikyo Post
3. Steven Cutler, Goldey-Beacom
4. Bob Cain, Saint Rose
5. Nick Nardo, Goldey-Beacom

East Region:
1. Concord [West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]
2. Indiana (Pennsylvania)
3. Charleston (West Virginia)
4. West Liberty State
5. Millersville
6. Clarion
7. West Chester
8. Ohio Valley

Individuals:
1. Tim Fisher, Glenville State
2. David Bradshaw, Shepherd
3. Chris Straley, West Virginia Wesleyan
4. Trent Roush, Glenville State
5. Brian Bailey, West Virginia Wesleyan

Winner of each region advances to finals (2 teams, 2 individuals)