Jayhawks to defend Kansas Open presence at Alvamar
Kansas University golfers with coach Ross Randall headline the 21st Kansas Open at Alvamar Wednesday through Friday. Past and present Jayhawks including Matt Gogel, Slade Adams, Brad Bruno and Casey Brozek join a strong field from Big 12 coaches and regional players. The event features a Pro Am kickoff, a qualifying round, and a total purse of 70,690 with Gogel among Open champions in the mix.
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Kansas University
Matt Gogel
Alvamar
Gogel
Ross Randall
Randall
Jayhawks
Brad Barnett
Andy Bengtson
Brad Davis
Chris Thompson
Ryan Zug
Slade Adams
Brad Bruno
Casey Brozek
Clay Devers
Jay Hepler
John Hess
Dan Rooney
Tyler Shelton
Rob Wilkin
Adams
Shelton
Bruno
Dick Stuntz
Texas
Brad Elder
Bob Kalinowski
Tom
Jeff Klein
Kansas
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Kansas Open recalls a decade of dramatic finishes
The Kansas Open list chronicles champions and dramatic final rounds from 1976 through 1995. Notables include Phil Rodgers winning a 1976 playoff, Tom Jones topping Jaime Gonzalez in 1977, Doug Higgins firing a 65 in 1978, and Matt Gogel securing a record 204 in 1995 with a five-stroke margin over Jeff Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Jim White
White
Tulsa
Ron Streck
Oklahoma State
Tom Jones
Jaime Gonzalez
Brent Buckman
Jones
Gonzalez
OSU
Mike Holder
Buckman
Doug Higgins
Fort Worth
Tex
Larry Webb
Higgins
Webb
Gary McCord
Escondido
Calif
Chandler, Ariz
Vince Bizik
Mike Booker
Bob Tway
Jerry Pate
Pate
Mike Peck
John Lyons
Lyons
Peck
Mike Klein
Scottsbluff
Neb
Bryan Norton
Salina
Mark Fuller
Yukon
Okla
Klein
Norton
Skip Horton
Titusville
Fla
Dillard Pruitt
Greenville
S.C
Jay Williamson
St. Louis
Endres
Williamson
Don Walsworth
Matt Cole
Tim Conley
Braselton
Buddy
Lenexa
Conley
Akron University
Dallas
Jeff Lee
Matt Gogel
Hutchinson
Matt Seltz
Brian Foyt
Chesterfield
Jeff Klein
John Sherman
Foyt
Great Bend
Steve Gotsche
Gotsche
Frank Lickliter Jr
Franklin
Ohio
Clay Devers
Lickliter
Devers
Kansas University
Mark Miller
Brad Ott
Mitchell
Gogel
Jeff Freeman
Tom Katinowski
Tee Times from US NY Eel Morning Session
A long list of golf players and pairings across morning and afternoon tees at a US event, naming players from Oklahoma City to Queensland, Australia, with numerous amateur and professional designations and associated towns in the United States and abroad. Included are 7:30 to 2:27 tee times, contestant names, home cities and states, and several amateur rankings.
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Jay Smith
Oklahoma City
Rod Pampling
Queensland
Australia
Ralph Hamm
Spicewood
Texas
Darren Watts
Bethany
Okla
Brooks Klein
Denton
Ned Story
Kansas City
Chris Gunn
Hurst
Brian Vincelette
Altamont Springs
Eric Bogar
Houston
Rusty Brown
Wichita
Tom Kalinowski
Phoenix
Ariz
Dan Rooney
Chris Greenwood
Valdose
N.C
John Hess
Leawood
Justin Jacobsen
Tulsa
Thomas Page
Ridgecrest
Calif
Gregory Garbero
Dan Taylor
Mission
Keri Carpenter
Scottsdale
Chris Gomez
Austin
Anthony Pycor
Lone Jack
Tom Carr
Ft. Myers
Shaun Haberstrah
Arvada
Colo
Jeff Lee
McKinney
Slade Adams
Kelly Grunewald
Eurape
Craig Hamline
Michael Troyer
Boulder
Paul Gow
Sydney
Im Hays
Doug Righter
Otal
Bret Johns
el Paso
Harrison Frazar
Dallas
Chuck Evans
Federal Way
Wash
Mike Healer
Gatesville
Jeff Cook
Indianapolis
Chris Collins
Ironton
Andy Bengtson
Lawrence
Mike Tompkins
Kristopher Cox
San Antonio
John Segelke
Englewood
Howard Marsh
Boca Raton
Fla
Mark Hawkins
Ames
Iowa
David Robinson
Columbus
Ohio
Michael Flynn
Fort Worth
Jeff Klein
Mitchell
Neb
Jay Hunter
Jefferson City
Mike Bender
Sanford
Jeff Warhol
Jay Hepler
Overland Park
Todd Baker
Little Rock
Ark
Jason Thornbrugh
ElDorado
Dick Stuntz
Kory Bowman
Springfield
Brad Barnett
Ft. Collins
Nigerian men win soccer gold at Atlanta Olympics
Nigeria defeated Argentina 3 2 to claim the Olympic men's soccer gold before a sellout 86117 at Sanford Stadium. Emmanuel Amunike scored a late indirect kick winner as Augustine Okocha and Tamibo West praised Africa's triumph and fans saluted with drums and flags.
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Atuens
Sanford
Georgia Bulldogs
Emmanuel Amunike
Nigeria
Argentina
Augustine Okocha
Africa
Tamibo West
Brazil
Eagles
Wilson Oruma
Pierluigi Collina
Oruma
Amunike
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Alcamar
Journal-World
Pruitt
Ted Lehmann
Lehmann
Missouri
Stan Utley
Utley
Craig McClellan
Sun Lakes
Rod Nuckalls
McClellan
Nuckalls
Nuckolls
Greg Tebbutt
University of Iava Grad
E.J. Pfister
Pfister
Tebbutt
Chris Endres
Paul Trittler
Karl Zoller
Chesterland
Zoller
NY Eel
Tee
Allen French
Topeka
Paul Desert
Dave Poteet
Dunwoody
Justin Otto
B. Sneve
Carlsbad
Craig Kay
Apple Valley
Jeff McMillian
Stillwater
Zoran Zorklc
Humble
John Bizik
Grove
Merriam
Rob Bolsvert
Irving
Brandon Marshall
Bobby Gee
Clayton Simmons
Carl Stripling
Kinwood
Earl Svenningsen
Golden
Mike Tschetter
Curtis Bayer
Orlando
Curtis Wangrud
Mark Austin
Norman
Warren Vickers
Christopher Stout
Salado
Jeff Lemaster
London
Dave Aksamit
Lincoln
Rick Dalpos
Lemont
Ill
Charles Bowles
Louisville
Ross Elder
Tom Kammann
Baneberry
Tenn
Boyd Downey
Joplin
al Rickert
Rye Shane
Larned
Kirk Maynard
del City
Oklo
Richard Poe
Columbia
Joel Padfield
Evansville
Ind
Bartlesville
Bruce Dorman
Arlington
Ted Gleason
Frisco
David Schuster
Hawthorne
N.J
Dustin Watson
Galesburg
Kevin Wentworth
Manteca
Sam Scheibal
Valrico
Mike Sauer
Albuquerque
N.M
Leavenworth
Chad Welter
Denver
Tony Mollica
Tim Holmes
Doug Roecker
Independence
Brian Haskell
St. Joseph
Garth Wellshear
Malvern
Rob Groff
Reidsville
Rolly Hurst
Atlanta
America
Daniel Passarella
Larry Crabtree
Larry
Lawr
Journal
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