The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s golf team have moved into second place at the 2010 CCAA Golf National Championship tournament, held at the Dunes, in Kamloops, BC. The Cascades shot a team score of 294 on Thursday to give them a two-day total of 590.
They trail the leaders Humber College (OCAA) by 22-strokes going into the final day of competition on Friday (October 15). Humber sits at a two-day total of 568. The third place team after day two is OCAA’s Georgian College with a team score of 598.
The Cascades earned the CCAA Bronze Medals in 2007 and 2008. They finished fourth in 2009. They are poised to earn a third medal in four years on Friday.
Mike Broadfoot, a fourth year General Studies major from Abbotsford, BC sits in 5th place overall with a two-day score of 145. Mike’s score on Thursday was 71. Brett Webster, a fourth year Business major, from Abbotsford, BC is sitting in 7th place overall with a two-day score of 146. Broadfoot and Webster are the only two Cascades in the Top Ten.
Humber College’s David Lang leads with a two-day total of 136.
The following are the Cascades two-day scores and rankings:
Mike Broadfoot 145 (5th)
Brett Webster 146 (7th)
Aaron Pauls 147 (11th)
Drew St. Cyr 150 (19th)
Mitch LOck 152 (29th)
Brett Stewart 152 (29th)
Ian Mulder 156 (54th)
Enclosed is the UFV Cascades team picture taken at the Dunes.
Photo Credit: TRU Sports Information Office
For further information on the UFV Cascades Golf program at the CCAA Championships contact Coach Chris Bertram, 604-850-4927 chris.bertram@ufv.ca
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