Pair of Juniors Lead Men's Golf into Third Place at MAC Championships

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Junior Stewart Jamieson and classmate Chad Warmbein are tied for seventh after the first two rounds of the MAC Championship.
 
Junior Stewart Jamieson and classmate Chad Warmbein are tied for seventh after the first two rounds of the MAC Championship.
 
 

April 30, 2009

ATHENS, Ohio - Behind three-over-par performances from juniors Stewart Jamieson and Chad Warmbein, the Ohio University men's golf team charged into third place on the opening day of the Mid-American Conference Championship with a total of 593 (+17).

The Bobcats got off to a hot start on Thursday, shooting a seven-over 295 in the opening round to own a share of second place after holes, and followed up with a 298 (+10) in the afternoon session.

Jamieson (Worthington, Ohio) and Warmbein (McMurray, Pa.) signed their cards with totals of 147 (+3) on Thursday to form half of a four-way tie for seventh after the opening day of play. Jamieson opened the day with a one-over 73 and carded a second-round 74 (+2), rolling in two birdies on each trip around the course, while Warmbein rebounded from a first-round 75 (+3) with an even-par 72 in the second round that featured three birdies and an eagle.

Freshman John Mlynarski (St. Michaels, Md.) rode an even-par effort in the first round to a five-over 149 for the day to earn a share of 18th place following 18 holes of play, while sophomore Chuck Nettles (McMurray, Pa.) fired rounds of 77 (+5) and 75 (+3) to finish day one in a tie for 25th with a score of 152 (+8). Junior Tim Gusweiler (Loveland, Ohio) rounded out the Ohio lineup on Thursday with a nine-over 153.

The third round of the MAC Championship will get underway at 8 a.m. ET tomorrow at Brickyard Crossing, with the Bobcats slated to play in threesomes with Kent State and Eastern Michigan.