The Methodist men and the Emory women lead the way entering the final 18 holes of the NCAA Division III golf championships.
The Monarchs, ranked first nationally, hold a 12-stroke advantage over Huntingdon and Hampden-Sydney. Claremont-M-S is also within striking distance at 13 shots back.
Methodist senior Andre Chi posted a two-under-par 70 to take the individual lead from teammate Henry Augier. Chi has a one-shot lead over JF Aber of Wittenberg and is two shots clear of Webster's Will Hocker and Augier.
The No. 1 ranked Emory women have a 24-shot advantage over Redlands and are leading George Fox by 27 with one round remaining.
Eagle first-year Ellen Dong fashioned a one-under 72 to forge a three-shot lead over four players - Redlands' Iris Liu, George Fox's Alison Takamiya, Mary Hardin-Baylor's Sydney McConnell and Methodist's Jillian Drinkard.
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Here is the newest edition of the NCAA DIII Outdoor Track & Field National Rating Indices for the 2022 season, as released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
The Empire 8 and Landmark Conferences have agreed to a scheduling agreement in football for non-conference competition.
This alliance will see members of both conferences fill vacancies within their respective schedules with nonconference opponents, with each institution playing two contests (one home, one away) against opponents from the other conference.
The conferences focused on geography and competitive balance when planning the matchups. With both leagues boasting seven members each, an alliance between the two conferences was a great fit for all 14 institutions.
>> What They're Saying: “This is an exciting opportunity as the Landmark Conference aims to build its brand and reputation on the gridiron,” stated Landmark Commissioner Katie Boldvich. “This collaboration will provide quality competition and enhance the student-athlete experience with like-minded institutions," said Empire 8 Commissioner Chuck Mitrano.
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Cake and candles to Luther assistant track and field coach Doreen Fullhart andIllinois Wesleyan assistant AD Katie Gonzales who celebrate Saturday. Also Claremont-Mudd-Scripps athletic facilities director Bob Sierra and Wilson head women's basketball coach Shane Rottier who celebrate on Sunday.
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