NASHVILLE – The Trevecca Nazarene University golf teams are at their first Gulf South Conference Golf Championships this week. The GSC Championships are played, this year, at the Tunica National Golf Course in Tunica, Miss.
The 2025 GSC Men's and Women's Championships run on three consecutive days (April 17-19, 2025) with a single 18-hole round each day, making this a 54-hole championship event.
2025 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
April 17-19, 2025
TUNICA NATIONAL GC // Tunica, Miss.
MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP CENTRAL
Men's Live Scoring // Par 72 (3,592-3,612=7,204 Yards)
WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP CENTRAL
Women's Live Scoring // Par 72 (2,952-2,896=5,848 Yards)
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MEN'S TEAM NOTES
The Trevecca men's team produced strong rounds as a team and individuals over the course of the season. The team shot their best 18, 36, and 54 hole totals at their own Music City Invitational. Individually, the team produced 25 par-or-better rounds this season. Maddox Burton leads the way with nine par-or-better rounds and the team low round of 66. He did that twice during the season. Six of his nine par-or-better rounds were in the 60's. Alex Hamm shot the second lowest round with a 67. Hamm scored three rounds in the 60's.
MEN'S GOLF / 2024-25 SEASON LOW ROUNDS
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18-HOLE
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36-HOLE
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54-HOLE
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TEAM
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280 (Music City Invite)
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572 (Music City Invite)
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855 (Music City Invite)
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Maddux Burton
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66 (Music City – Invite/Collegiate)
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138 (Music City Invite)
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204 (Music City Invite)
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Logan Cook
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69 (Music City Invite)
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142 (Music City Invite)
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214 (Music City Invite)
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Wilson Borders
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72 (Music City Invite)
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147 (Music City Invite)
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224 (Music City Invite)
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Will Moser
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70 (Music City Invite)
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148 (Full Moon)
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220 (Music City Invite)
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Alex Hamm
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67 (Full Moon)
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141 (Derall Foreman)
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214 (Derall Foreman)
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Lucas Barrett
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69 (Music City Collegiate)
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144 (Music City Collegiate)
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213 (Music City Invite)
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TREVECCA MEN'S GOLF | GREAT MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
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YEAR
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TEAM TITLE
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SCORES
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MEDALIST
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COACH OF THE YEAR
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2020-2021
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Trevecca
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289-291-292=872
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Ryan Rozic
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2018-2019
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Trevecca
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294-301-286=881
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Blain Turner
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David Head
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2017-2018
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Blain Turner
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2016-2017
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Trevecca
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293-303-304=900
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David Head
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2015-2016
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Trevecca
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294-295-298=887
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Aaron Burnett
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2014-2015
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Trevecca
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328-332-322=982
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2013-2014
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Trevecca
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305-325-312=942
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2012-2013
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Trevecca
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300-300-320=920
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Stephen Williams
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WOMEN'S TEAM NOTES
The Trevecca women's team shot their best golf at the Full Moon BBQ Invite and the Music City Collegiate. MaKenzie Norwood shot a team best 70, at the Full Moon, one of the best single rounds in program history. The team produced their best 54-hole team total at the regular season ending Music City Collegiate. The four of the five Trojans playing in the MCC produced their best 54-hole total of the season. Madison Hull shined bright at the MCC, recording the best 54-hole score of the season for the team with a steady 232.
WOMEN'S GOLF / 2024-25 SEASON LOW ROUNDS
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18-HOLE
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36-HOLE
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54-HOLE
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TEAM
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314 (Full Moon)
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631 (Full Moon)
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961(Music City)
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MaKenzie Norwood
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70 (Full Moon)
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147 (Full Moon)
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235 (Music City)
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Audrey Reese
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77 (Music City)
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157 (Agnes McAmis)
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243 (Music City)
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Madison Hull
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77 (Music City)
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155 (Music City)
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232 (Music City)
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Ava Neal
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88 (St. Simons)
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177 (St. Simons)
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265 (St. Simons)
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Macie McFarlin
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86 (St. Simons)
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174 (St. Simons)
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270 (St. Simons)
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In 2017, Alexa Rippy became (NCAA Region Report) the first Trevecca and Great Midwest golfer to advance to the NCAA Division II National Championships.
In 2015 Alexa Rippy advanced to the NCAA East Region and finished eighth. She is the first Trojan to earn her way to an NCAA Regional.
The entire team reached the NCAA East Regional in 2016 (Kaylon King, Alexa Rippy, Mikayla Dodson, Marlee Stecker, Haley Smith).
Alexa Rippy (2017) and Rachael McMahan (2018) both advanced to the NCAA Division II East Super Region as individuals.
Emma McCloskey reached the region as an individual in 2022.
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TREVECCA WOMEN'S GOLF | TRANSOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
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YEAR
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TEAM TITLE
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MEDALIST
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COACH OF THE YEAR
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2011-2012
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NCCAA / 7th
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Ashley Birdwell Scism
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2010-2011
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Ashley Birdwell Scism
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2008-2009
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TranSouth Champs
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Ashley Birdwell Scism
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TranSouth / Michael Johnson
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2007-2008
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TranSouth Champions
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TranSouth / Michael Johnson
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2006-2007
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TranSouth Champions
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Betsy Beaver
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TranSouth / Michael Johnson
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2005-2006
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TranSouth Champions
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Mindy Seigenthaler
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TranSouth / Michael Johnson
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2004-2005
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TranSouth Champions
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Mindy Seigenthaler
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TranSouth / Michael Johnson
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The program overflowed with success in the NAIA / TranSouth era reaching the NAIA National Championships in 2008-09 and the NCCAA National Championships in 2011-12. The team won the TranSouth team championship five years in a row, advancing to the Region XI Championships every year during that stretch until the round was eliminated in 2008. The team finished in the NAIA Region XI top three in four of those seasons. The program saw three different golfers win the TranSouth Individual Medalist honor six times in a seven year stretch.
SPECTATOR INFORMATION
Spectators are welcomed to follow athletes throughout the tournament but must remain on cart paths or in the rough and approximately 15 yards from the players. There may be no communication between spectators and players that could be deemed advice of any nature for the duration of the 18-hole round. All institutional personnel, with the exception of the designated coach, are considered spectators.
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