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GOLF Freshmen & Sophomores Key Sucess Repeating the efforts of last year's of 82.1 strokes per round. Freshman unit, the 1995 Western Maryland Matt Harding and sophomore Greg golf team placed second in the Hebding, who finished in a tie for Centennial Conference (CC) 11th at the CC championship, also championship tournament behind shared a final per-round average of two-time champion Gettysburg. 82.8 strokes. The future holds much Three Green Terror golfers placed promise as Gallizzo was the lone in the top 10 at the CC tourney, senior on the 13-player team, which contested at Eagle's Landing Golf also had no juniors. Club, just outside of Ocean City, Another high point of the season Md. FreshmenMike Diehl and Tony was the Green team coming in Worm tied for the seventh spot, and second, just one shot off the lead, senior Brian Gallizzo concluded his and the Gold squad third, just one career with a luth-place finish. more stroke back, at the 17-tearn Diehl turned out to post the team's WMC Invitational on the College lowest season average with a mark course. (kneeling, left to right): Tony worm, Brian Gallizzo, Matt Harding, Mike Fiorentino, Kevin Marsh, Ed Broderick; (standing, left to right): Head Coach Scott Moyer, Greg Hebding, Kris Shuck, Kevin Jamieson, Mike Diehl, Jayme Bechtoldt, Scott Gregg, Scott King. Sports 109