Edinboro University of Pennsylvania About the Coach Spring Season Preview Bob Orr enters his fourth year as head coach of the Fighting Scot golf team. During his four year playing career at Allegheny College, Bob earned three letters and was named to the all-con­ ference team twice. The high point in On's career came in his senior season when he received AllAmerican honors. Orr graduated from Allegheny with a degree in history in 1981. His vast knowledge and experience will cer­ tainly promote success in the Scots' golf program. Coach Orr and his wife, Kathleen currently reside in Edinboro. They are the proud parents of two sons, Johnathan (6) and Christt^her (4). Aside from his coaching duties. Bob works year round helping manage the Culbotson Hills Golf Club. The Boro linksters will face a great deal of tough competition throughout the 1993 spring season. Coach Orr will need some inexperienced underclass­ men to step up their play a notch if they are going to continue to be competitive. The Scots’ rigorous schedule includes trips to both Indiana and Slippery Rock, both of whom split three fust-place finishes in Edinboro's six fall tourna­ ments. Edinboro will look to the leadership and steady play of second year starter Justin Wysocki to guide them this spring. Also in contention for the top spot will be Eric Chuderewicz, who has started a team high 11 straight tournaments for Orr. Among the inexperienced youngsters who had more than admirable seasons were Greg Long, Geoff Hirz and Todd Henry. All three showed they were c£^able of playing well in the fall season. Orr knows these three have great potential and can bring their games to the next level. Mike Siembida, Kyle Longstreet and Greg Smith saw tournament action and will also be vying for playing time in 1993. 1993 Spring Schedule March 24-28 Camp LeJune Marine Corps Invitational April 10 Edinboro Invitational April 14 lUP Invitational April 15-16 Slippery Rock Invitational April 23-24 Allegheny Invitational April 27-29 PSAC Championships Player Profiles Justin Wysocki Eric Chuderewicz Greg Long Geoff Hirz Todd Henry Mike Siembida N. Tbnawanda, New York Wexford, Pennsylvania Greenville, Pennsylvania Edinboro, Pennsylvania Greenville, Pennsylvania Batavia, New York Class: Sophomore Season Best: 82 at PSAC Tournament Average: 83.3 Major: Environmental Studies Facts: Second year starts for the Boro. Scots most consis­ tent golfer for the fall season. Class: Junior Season Best: 81 at Gannon and Allegheny Tournament Average: 84 Major: Geology Facts: Third year starter for the Boro. Finished strong with 81 and 84. Class: St^homore Season Best: 80 at Slippery Rock Tournament Average: 84.4 Major: Elementary Education Facts: Long's 80 at Slippery Rock was the best of the sea­ son for any Scot golfer. Class: Freshman Season Best: 83 at Slippery Rock Tournament Average: 87.8 Major: General Studies Facts: A welcome addition. Placed in all tourneys in which he entered. Class: Sophomore Season Best: 82 at Slippery Rock Tournament Average: 89.8 Major: Business Administra­ tion Facts: One of Orr's most improved players. Class: Senior Season Best: 85 at Gannon Tournament Average: 91.3 Major: Psychology Facts: Only senior on the team. Has competed in 13 tourneys in the past year and a half. 1992 Fall Season Review 1992 Fall Results The 1992 fall season turned out to be another Team Results rebuilding year for head coach Bob Orr and the 9/14 Gannon Invitational 332/12th Fighting Scots. While the team lacked experience, 9/17 Edinboro Invitational 338/9th they showed a great deal of improvment throughout 9/20 Hal Hanson Invitational (Clarion) 361/9th the season. The tough ctxnpetition each week proved 9/24 Slippery Rock Invitational 416/12th as a great benefit to the squad. 10/6 Guy W. Kuhn Invitational (Allegheny) 345/15th ”It's great to see these kids so dedicated to 10/8 PSAC Fall Championships 429/5th improving their knowledge about the game and to see them remain eager to get better all the time,” said Orr Individual Results on the team's effoit this fall. ”I'm looking forward to working with them throughout the spring and for GA ED CL SR AL PS years to come." Jtistin Wysocki 82 86 82 83 88 82 The Scots were paced in the fall by sophomore Eric Chuderewicz 81 82 92 88 81 84 Justin Wysocki who lead the team with an 83.8 tour­ Greg Long 89 82 DNP 80 87 84 nament stroke average. He finished first among his Geoff Hirz 84 88 96 83 DNP 88 Scot teammates twice this season, including an Todd Henry DNP 89 DNP 82 89 99 impressive 82 at the PS AC Tournament in Lock Mike Siembida 85 DNP 96 DNP DNP 93 Hav«i. Kyle Longstreet DNP DNP 91 90 DNP 91 Following close behind Wysocki was fellow Greg Smith DNP DNP DNP DNP 99 DNP sophomore Greg Long (84.4) and junior Eric ChudCTewicz (84.6). Long had the Boro's best scwe of the GA — Gannon, ED — Edinboro, CL — Hal Hanson, SR day twice this fall and the team's season low of 80 at Slipi^ Rock, AL - Guy W. Kuhn, PS - PSAC Champi­ Slippery Rock. Chuderewicz owned team low honor onships thi^ times. He is also credited with the team's sec­ ond best score as he fired an 81 at both Gannon and Allegheny. Also returning in the spring will be freshman Geoff "Keeg" Hirz, sophomore Todd Henry and senior Mike Siembida. As a new­ comer, Hirz placed in all five matches he competed in this season. His season's best came at Slippery Rock where he stroked an 83. Henry placed in three out of the four matches and shot a more than respectable score of 82 at Slippery Rock. Siembida's maiks were good enough to count in all three matches in which he participated. His sea­ son's low was an 85 at Gannon. Freshman Kyle Longstreet and sophomore Greg Smith added to Orr's depth chart as they both gained vduable tournament experi­ Front (L-R): Kyle Longstreet, Todd Henry, Greg Smith. Back (L-R): Mike Siembida, ence during the fall campaign. Drew Curran, head coach Bob Orr, Greg Long, Justin Wysocki. Missing from photo Eric Chuderewicz and Geoff Hirz.