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Year

Overall Record

FAA Record

FAA
(Championship)

FAA
(Individual Results)

Kingswood
(New Englands)

Kingswood
(Individual Results)
2004 15-1 6-0 1st Place (388) 2nd GFA (408) 1st (72) Larry Haertel '04 1st Place (375) 2nd Place Kingswood (378) Runner Up (72) Conor Malloy

2003

11-1

7-0

1st Place (392)
2nd Rye (421)

1st (75) Kyle Moran '03
2nd (77) Larry Haertel '04

2nd Place (382)
1st Kingswood (372)

Tie 1st -
(70) John Jamgochian '04

2002

10-2-1

6-0

1st Place (397)
2nd GFA (425)

1st (73) Larry Haertel '04
3rd (74) Kyle Moran '03

4th Place (400)
1st Avon

Tie 1st -
(75) Will Sirignano '02

2001

15-1

9-0

1st Place (395)
2nd Rye (424)

1st (75) Larry Haertel '04
5th (77) Mark Eisenacher '02

 

 

2000

12-0

11-0

1st Place (400)
2nd Hopkins (432)

1st (76) Mark Eisenacher '02
Tie 4th (80) Trevor Rees '02 and Will Sirignano '02

 

 

1999

9-1

8-1

1st Place (431)
2nd Hopkins (432)

Tie 2nd (83) Mark Eisenacher '02 and Will Sirignano '02

 

 

BRUNSWICK VARSITY GOLF 2004

Coaches: Mike Harris, Jim Israel

Captains: Larry Haertel ’04 and John Jamgochian ‘04

MVP: Larry Haertel ’04 and John Jamgochian ‘04

Record: 15-1 (FAA 6-0)      FAA: 1st – 388 (7 teams)  New Englands: 1st – 375 (25 teams)

Season Summary:

Despite the loss of last year’s captain Kyle Moran, the Brunswick Golf Team was very optimistic about its 2004 season after finishing 2nd at New Englands last year.  The Bruins wanted to win New Englands for the 1st time ever.  The weather resulted in several cancelled matches early in the season but the team played well against some tough competition from schools outside the FAA – Iona Prep, New Canaan High School, Rye High School, and Loomis Chaffee.  Perhaps, the biggest test early in the season was the match against Kingswood-Oxford (New England Champs ’03).  This match was very exciting coming down to the last hole with Junior Conor Malloy chipping in on the 18th hole at Round Hill to win the match for Brunswick. The following week the golf team hosted the Brunswick Invitational with Bergen Catholic (BC) - one of the top golf teams in New Jersey, and the Bruins were able to win the tournament over BC, Ardsley and Sysosset.  Even Rye High School, one of the top teams in the area suffered one of its few losses over the past 20 years to the Bruins.  The FAA Championship at Yale came next with Brunswick leading the way over 6 other schools shooting a solid team score of 388 (only 5 shots off the record set in 1988) and beating the 2nd place team (St. Luke’s) by 20 strokes.  Brunswick won the tournament for the 6th straight year.  Unfornately, the Bruins suffered the only loss of the season to Taft on their home course.  Disappointed by their lackluster performance, seniors Haertel, Jamgochian and Sherman were determined to be ready for the New England Championship.  With new team golf shirts, the Bruins played their hearts out.  Brunswick finished with an impressive team score of 375 (75 average), three strokes better than last year’s champions Kingswood-Oxford.  They had accomplished their goal and the 1st ever New England Championship for the Brunswick Golf Team.  What a season!

The team was led by senior co-captains Larry Haertel ’04 (Brown) and John Jamgochian ’04 (Georgetown) and senior Peter Sherman ’04 (Bucknell).  These players had been a strong part of the golf teams strength over the last four years.  Haertel had a great season and won the FAA championship for the 3rd time out of the last four years.  Jamgochian had a strong season as well shooting a 72 at the Brunswick Invitational at Round Hill and tieing top-ranked Michael Quagliano (Ardsley) at the Brunswick Invitational.  Sherman continued to help out the team with scores in the 70’s at all of the top tournaments ( 79 at FAA’s and 76 at New Englands).  While the three seniors were a major factor, Junior Conor Malloy had a significant impact on the team’s performance.  As next year’s captain, Conor had a great season and finishing runner-up at New Englands.  Another solid player was sophomore JF Sorbella who scored several rounds in the 70’s and finished with a 74 (41-33) at New Englands.  Juniors Fernando Gentil and John Watkins continued to help out the team showing the depth of talent and filling in the top 7. 

With the loss of only one player, the Bruins were looking for help and added four new players.  Senior Jordan Sander (UPenn) contributed to several wins for the team.  In addition, sophomore Louis Aronne aided the team in several matches and winning his match against Taft (the Bruins only win that day).  The two freshmen, Baity and Potter, also played well this year.  Baity earned All FAA at Yale shooting a 79, and Potter played well at the Fishers Island tournament carding the low score for the Bruins of 83.

Brunswick had one of its best seasons ever winning the FAA and New England Championships.  The loss of the top-three seniors will clearly have an impact on the Brunswick Golf Team but the team has the potential to continue to perform well with strong play from the rest of the team. 

Next Year’s Captain(s):      Conor Malloy

AWARDS

FAA All-League: Larry Haertel, Peter Sherman, Conor Malloy, JF Sorbella, and Drew Baity

FAA Tournament Champion: Larry Haertel

New England Tournament: Runner-up – Conor Malloy