Saint Vincent College - Home of the Bearcats

4/2 - Westminster

The Bearcats opened up the 2007 campaign with a third place finish at the Westminster Invitational, held at New Castle Country Club.

Saint Vincent's Chris Zamias shot a four-over 76, tying Carnegie Mellon's Alex Timmons for first place individually in a field of 50 golfers.

Overall, the Bearcats shot a combined 324. Carnegie Mellon won team honors with a 316, while Westminster took second with a 319.

Other individual scores for SVC included Devin Gmitter's 79, Steve Killa's 83, and Adam Yingling's 86.

Complete team results:
1. Carnegie Mellon- 316
2. Westminster - 319
3. Saint Vincent - 324
4. Malone - 326
5. Grove City - 334
6. Penn State- Behrend- 346
7. LaRoche - 351
8. Bethany - 358

Top 10 Individual Finishers
1. Alex Timmons, GCC - 76 (took 1st in playoff)
2. Chris Zamias, SVC - 76
3. Christopher Lee, CMU - 77
    Nick Marzo, WES - 77
    Howard Smith, CMU- 77
6. Ravi Amina, WES - 79
    Devin Gmitter, SVC - 79
    Joe Nelson, PSUB- 79
    Jeff Skubick, WES- 79
    Ben Smith, MAL - 79

4/10-11 - IUP Invitational

SVC's Doug Mehall finished in a tie for third among 59 golfers participating in the two-day Indiana University of Pennsylvania Invitational.

Mehall shot 75-71 to finish at +4 in the two-day event, as SVC finished eighth among 11 teams. Millersville University took the top spot.

SVC's other scores were Adam Agin, 163 (82-81), Chris Zamias, 166 (82-84), Steve Killa, 167 (83-84), Devin Gmitter, 169 (86-83).

4/19 - SVC Invitational

he Saint Vincent Bearcats finished fifth among 16 teams in the SVC Bearcat Invitational, held at Arnold Palmer's Latrobe Country Club.

Adam Yingling led the way for SVC by shooting a 77, followed by Adam Agin (81), Chris Zamias (82) and Steve Killa (83).

Here are the complete tournament results:

Saint Vincent Men’s Invitational
Thursday, April 19, 2007

(1) CLARION
Tom Will           79
Justin Scott      83
Justin Moose    78
Justin Cameron   78
Preston Mullens  75
Best 4 of 5       310

(2) W&J
Mike Grasso     74
Marc Fillari        83
Dave Richards 79
Kenny Kasmir   81
John Williams   78
                       312

(3) IUP
Thomas Facciani  75
Cory Stelick      77
Gavin Smith      80
Nic Milito           83
Joe Pelland      82
                        314

(4) GROVE CITY
Dan Statler      76
Tyler Fitch       74   (1st overall)
Tyler Sorensen 85
Jake Morrison   84
Abe Stiffler       88
                        319

(5) SAINT VINCENT GOLD
Chris Zamias    82
Doug Mehall     84
Steve Killa        83
Adam Agin        81
Adam Yingling 77
                     323

(6) CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
Jon Lodovico    80
Matt Gribschaw 82
Josh Seelye      79
Del Leviere       88
Joe Merlin         93
                        329

(7) WESTMINSTER
Jeff Skubick      81
Nick Marzo       84
Ravi Amina       85
Dave Horn        87
Steve Previs     80
                        330

(8) LaROCHE
Aly Rana           79
Jon Austin        80
Dave Konop     89
Josh Durick       89
Nick Mora         87
                        335

(9) SLIPPERY ROCK
Chris Kwolek    83
Dean Vietmeier  96
John Moschella 88
Josh Torrero     91
Tyler Martin      74
                        336

(10) CARNEGIE MELLON
Alex Timmons   83
Howard Smith 89
Christopher Lee   83
Joshua Chen    82
Blake Darby     90
                        337

(11) WAYNESBURG
Ben Stuart       89
Thomas Rohanna  84
Sean Call         87
Kent Osleger    92
Ryan Heilman   90
                        350

(12) NOTRE DAME COLLEGE
Jared Allman    82
Chris Hotz        93
Kyle Hoover     89
Tony Pinzone   90
Rob Kline          84
                        345

(13) PSU-ALTOONA
Quintin Dziabo 85
Jake Biltz          87
Derek Bailey     93
R.J. Cilley          90
Courtney Jones  95
                        355

(14) SAINT VINCENT GREEN
Matt Bronkar    89
Devin Gmitter   81
Tyler Francis     97
Ben Lenhart     91
                       358

(15) BETHANY
Tyler Kowcheck        96
Logan Kowcheck      96
Kris Simmons          88
Brandon Tonkovich 98
Brian Lish                82
                             362

(16) PITT-GREENSBURG
Adam Hamill     94
Tim Gustin        100
PJ Irish             105
Kevin Kilgour    106
                        405

4/23 - Grove City Invitational

Chris Zamias took first place overall with a 76, and the Bearcats won the six-team event at Grove City.

Zamias, a senior from Johnstown, shot 38-38 to win by one stroke. The Bearcat team of Zamias, Doug Mehall (78), Steve Killa (79) and Adam Agin (81) won the McBride-Behringer-Allen Invitational with a team score of 314, a full 15 strokes lower than second place Medaille. Grove City, Waynesburg, Slippery Rock and Pitt-Greensburg completed the field.

This is the second individual title for Zamias, who won a PAC event last season.

4/25 - PAC Championships

Four Bearcats earned Coaches Awards after finishing in the top 10 at the Presidents Athletic Conference Championships, held at Oak Tree Country Club.

Chris Zamias finished fourth overall in the field of 35 with rounds of 76-77. All 36 holes were played in one day after rain forced a change of plans during day one.

Zamias was joined in the top 10 by teammates Doug Mehall (8-76), Adam Yingling (75-81) and Adam Agin (81-77). Steve Killa (79-81) missed the top ten by just 2 strokes.

SVC's top four scores from each day totalled 621, which would have placed the team second behind Washington & Jefferson in the seven-team event. However, SVC is ineligible for the PAC title due to the school's provisional status as first-year NCAA members.

The Coaches Awards are the equivalent of All-Conference awards for provisional school members.