The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades men’s golf program has been ranked 6th in the inaugural golf coaches poll, released today by the Golf Coaches Association of Canada. The Cascades coming off a very successful fall that saw the program win the BCCAA and CCAA silver medals and the program also picked up two individual hours as head coach Chris Bertram named BCCAA Coach of the year and 4th year General Studies major Mitch Lock, Mission, BC named BCCAA male golfer of the year.
The Cascades will be able to put their top ten ranking to the test the weekend of May 30 – June 3, 2011, at the Golf Canada (formerly the RCGA) University Championships at the Royal Ashburn Golf Club, in Ashburn, Ontario.
“This is the first time there has been a National Coaching Poll in University golf, and while I might be inclined to think our record warrants a bit more respect, we have to be happy nonetheless to see UFV ranked so highly among the elite programs in the country,”
said Bertram.
Top Ten Rankings:
Rank – School – Points
1. Laval – 117
2. Humber – 116
3. British Columbia – 109
4. Victoria – 102
5. Waterloo – 94
6. Fraser Valley – 90
7. Western – 84
8. Montréal – 78
9. Manitoba – 63
10. Queen’s – 57
1. Laval – 117
2. Humber – 116
3. British Columbia – 109
4. Victoria – 102
5. Waterloo – 94
6. Fraser Valley – 90
7. Western – 84
8. Montréal – 78
9. Manitoba – 63
10. Queen’s – 57
For further information on the Golf Canada University Championships visit http://www.golfcanada.ca/
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