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CENTRAL COLLEGE
PRESSBOOK
Founded –1853
Enrollment –1,693
Affiliation –Reformed Church in America
President – Dr. David Roe
Membership – Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III
Founded in 1853, Central College is a four-year coeducational liberal arts college of the Reformed Church in
America. Located 40 miles southeast of Des Moines, Central offers its 1,659 students learning opportunities not only on
the Pella campus, but international study sites in Hangzhou, China; London and Colchester, England; Paris, France;
Eldoret, Kenya; Leiden, the Netherlands; Merida, Mexico; Granada, Spain; Carmarthen, Wales; and Vienne, Austria.
Central is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III, and the lowa Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference. Men compete in baseball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, wrestling, soccer, track and cross country
while women compete in tennis, golf, track, softball, volleyball, cross country, soccer and basketball. Rugby is offered at the
club level.
The Kuyper Athletic Complex
The Kuyper Athletic Complex is located at the corner of Independence Street and West Fifth Street in
southwest Pella. The complex includes P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium (1970), H.S. Kuyper Fieldhouse (1987), A.N. Kuyper Field
(1977), the baseball and softball fields (1978), Ryerson Golf Driving Range (2002), cross country course (2003), tennis
courts (1992), soccer field (1992) and the Ron Schipper Fitness Center (1999). The complex also includes practice and
intramural softball diamonds and football fields. Golf meets are held at the Bos Landen Golf Resort, two miles southwest
of the campus on Highway
T-15.
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ATHLETIC STAFF Assistant football Reid Evans—offensive line
Athletic director Al Dorenkamp Assistant football Matt Paulsen—defensive backs
Special assistant to the athletic director John Edwards Assistant football David Roe—kickers/punters
Director of intramurals and Adam Stevens Assistant football Jeff Sanger—stingers
special events Assistant football Kevin Sanger—defensive line
Assistant director of intramurals Dan Mason Assistant football Jerry Southmayd—quarterbacks
Athletic office manager Jeffy Schuring Assistant football Travis Sterling—
Head athletic trainer Leslie Duinink strength/conditioning
Assistant athletic trainer Greg Gilmore Assistant football Emory Stewart—tight ends
Assistant athletic trainer Doug West Golf--Men's Charlie Estabrook
Athletic training education John Roslien Assistant golf Tom Linton
program director Assistant golf Jon Hietbrink
Strength and conditioning coordinator/ Jake Anderson Golf--Women's Greg Hoekstra
Ron Schipper Fitness Center coordinator Assistant golf Dan Mason
Building and grounds manager Vince Guillien Soccer--Men's Garry Laidlaw
Interim sports information director Abby Gonzales Assistant soccer Takis Apostolopoulos
Assistant soccer Eric Boeyink
Soccer--Women's Rick Burns
FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Assistant soccer Russell Goodman
Beverly Brand, assistant professor of education Softball George Wares
Dr. Edmond Willis, professor of psychology Assistant softball Denise Barnard
Assistant softball Teresa Thompson
COACHING STAFF Tennis--Men's/women's Doug Stursma
Baseball Adam Stevens Assistant men's tennis Marc Hansen
Assistant baseball Dan Mason Assistant women's tennis Rod Braun
Assistant baseball Wade Van Vark Track and field--Men's/women’s Kevin Sanger
Basketball--Men's Mike Boschee Associate track and field Guy Mosher
Assistant basketball Marc Pennington Assistant track and field Jeff Bovee
Assistant basketball Chris Roberts Assistant track and field Chris Button
Basketball--Women's Mick Angel Assistant track and field Katie Button
Assistant basketball Cathy Angel Assistant track and field Stephen Fyfe
Assistant basketball Mark Uitermarkt Assistant track and field Mike Marcinkowski
Assistant basketball Josh Harrington Assistant track and field Eric Pingel
Cross country--Men's/women's Jeff Bovee Volleyball Kent Clayberg
Assistant cross country Stephen Fyfe Assistant volleyball Megan Clayberg
Assistant cross country Guy Mosher Assistant volleyball Ann Van Hemert
Football Jeff McMartin Assistant vollyeball Colleen Evenhouse
Assistant football Jeff Bollard—offensive line Wrestling Matt Diehl
Assistant football Dick Bowzer—receivers Assistant wrestling Ryan Cummingham
Assistant football Darrell Brand—running backs Assistant wrestling Russell Pamulak
Assistant football Don De Waard—def. Assistant wrestling Scott Williamson
coordinator/linebackers
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HEAD COACH DIRECTORY
Name E-mail Office phone
Angel, Mick angelm@central.edu 628-5672
Boschee, Mike boscheem@central.edu 628-5225
Bovee, Jeff boveej@central.edu 628-5178
Burns, Rick burnsr@central.edu 628-TBA
Clayberg, Kent claybergk@central.edu 628-5139/7605
Diehl, Matt diehlm@central.edu 628-5230
Dorenkamp, Al dorenkampa@central.edu 628-5310
Estabrook, Charlie estabrookc@central.edu 628-7694
Hoekstra, Greg gwhoekstra@pella.com 628-5226
Laidlaw, Garry laidlawg@central.edu 628-5789
McMartin, Jeff mcmartinj@central.edu 628-7609
Sanger, Kevin sangerk@central.edu 628-7603
Stevens, Adam stevensa@central.edu 628-5396
Stursma, Doug stursmad@central.edu 628-5194
Wares, George waresg@central.edu 628-5195
Fax numbers
Athletic department (641) 628-5356
Sports information (641) 628-5340
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MEN’S GOLF
2004 spring schedule
Date Tournament Location
March 17 Iowa State (R,W) Goodyear, Ariz.
March 26-27 Central Dutch Classic (R,W) Pella, Iowa
April 2-3 Augustana Invite (R) Rock Island, Ill.
April 2-3 William Penn Invite (W,B) Oskaloosa, Iowa
April 6 Simpson Invite (W) Indianola, Iowa
April 9-10 Wartburg Invite (R) Waverly, Iowa
April 13 Mount Mercy Invite (W) Amana, Iowa
April 16-17 Buena Vista Invite (R,W) Storm Lake, Iowa
April 20 Dubuque Invite (W) Dubuque, Iowa
April 23-24 IIAC (R) Waterloo, Iowa
April 30-May 1 IIAC (R) Cedar Rapids, Iowa
May 9-13 NCAA National Tournament (R) Redlands, Calif.
R=Red
W=White
B=Blue
MEN’S GOLF QUICK FACTS
2003 Iowa Conference finish: 1st (25th title, 2st in past 23 years)
2003 all-conference players: 2 (Kyle Matzen, Nick Grossman)
2003 GCAA all-region: Jake Pearson
2003 GCAA all-America Scholars: Patrick McElyea
Starters lost: 0
Starters returning: 5 (Nick Grossman, Patrick McElyea, Jake Pearson, Kyle Matzen, Blake Jones)
Letterwinners lost: 5
Letterwinners returning: 8
2003 captains: Nick Grossman, Kyle Matzen, Patrick McElyea
Charlie Estabrook
Head coach
Charlie Estabrook is entering his seventh season as head of Central's nationally competitive men's golf program.
He's guided the Dutch to five Iowa Conference championships and three NCAA Div. III tournament appearances.
He was named the 1998, 2001, 2002 and 2003 league coach of the year.
Estabrook, a native of Davenport, has been providing private golf instruction in Pella for eight years. For three
seasons he also served as head boys' baseball coach at Pella Christian High School. Estabrook is the athletic facilities
operations coordinator at Central.
Tom Linton
Assistant coach
Tom Linton is entering his third season as assistant men's golf coach.
Linton is a native of Minneapolis, MN where he helped Central High School win the city golf crown. He received his
bachelor's degree from St. Olaf and his masters and doctoral degrees from the University of Wisconsin.
Linton serves as assistant professor of mathematics and computer science at Central.
Jon Hietbrink
Assistant coach
Jon is entering his first season as assistant coach.
Jon was a four year letterwinnner for Central as well as a three time all-conference selection. He was a two-time
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GCAA all American scholar, and he was an academic all-conference. Jon served as co-captain twice and graduated from
Central in 2002.
He is now the director of Innervaristy at Central.
2003 spring season results
South Mountain Invitational, Palm Valley Golf Course
March 10, Goodyear, Ariz.
Final 18-hole standings
1. Mobile (Ala.) 299; 2. Spring Hill (Ala.) 319; 3. Central Red 327; 4. Central White 332.
Central Dutch Classic Bos Landen Golf Resort
March 28-29, Pella, Iowa
Final 27-hole results
Team standings
1. Central Red 475; 2. Nebraska Wesleyan 484; 3. Lawrence University 488; 4. tie, Central White, Simpson 493; 6.
Buena Vista 502; 7. Wartburg 504; 8. Loras 507; 9. Kirkwood 525; 10. Cornell 544; 11. Upper Iowa 559
Wartburg Invitational
April 12-13, Waverly, Iowa
Final 36-hole team standings
1. Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 291-292 – 593; 2. Central 291-299—590; 3. Mount Mercy 593; 4. Briar Cliff 594; 5. Loras
599; 6. Luther 602; 7. Wartburg Black 605; 8. St. Thomas (Minn.) 606; 9. tie, Buena Vista, Simpson 613; 11. Augsburg
(Minn.) 620; 12. Wartburg Orange 634; 13. Coe 640; 14. Clarke 654; 15. Upper Iowa 662; 16. Cornell 666; 17. Macalester
(Minn.) 674; 18. William Penn 681; 19. Grinnell 682
Amana Colonies Spring Golf Classic—Mount Mercy College
Amana Colonies Golf Course
Middle Amana, Iowa
April 15, 2003
Final 18-hole team standings
1. Central Red 311; 2. St Ambrose University (Blue) 312; 3. St. Ambrose University (White), Simpson College 321;
5. Central White 322; 6. Mount Mercy College (Blue) 324; 7. Loras College (Purple) 333; 8. Southeastern Community
College, Mount Mercy College (Gold) 339; 10. Kirkwood Community College 342; 11. William Penn University 345; 12.
NIACC 349; 13. Upper Iowa University 350; 14. Clarke College 353; 15. Marshalltown Community College 355; 16. Loras
College (Gold) 356; 17. Iowa Lakes Community College 360; 18. Grinnell College 362; 19. Concordia College 367; 20. Coe
College 369; 21. Mount St. Clare College 375
Buena Vista Spring Invitational, Spencer/Lake Creek Country Club
April 18-19, Storm Lake, Iowa
Final 36-hole team standings
1. Wis.-Eau Claire 590; 2. Gustavus Adolphus 594; 3. Central Red 596; 4. Buena Vista 599; 5. Mount Mercy 608; 6.
Luther 610; 7. Nebraska Wesleyan 611; 8. Central White 613; 9. Northwestern 616; 10. St. Thomas (Minn.) 620; 11.
Wartburg 623; 12. Simpson 624; 13. Augsburg (Minn.) 628; 14. Coe 631; 15. William Penn 657; 16. Cornell College
662; 17. Buena Vista Gold 669; 18. Upper Iowa 676
Iowa Conference Golf Championship-first round
Waterloo/Gates Park Golf Course
Waterloo, Iowa
April 25-26, 2003
Final 36-hole standings
1. Central 598; 2. tie, Wartburg, Luther 607; 4. Buena Vista 608; 5. Loras 610; 6. Coe 612; 7. Simpson 613; 8. Upper
Iowa 647; 9. Cornell 665; 10. University of Dubuque, 676
Iowa Conference Golf Championship-second round
May 2-3, 2003, Pella/Bos Landen Golf Course
Final team standings
1. Central 1232; 2. Luther 1236; 3. Loras 1240; 4 Wartburg 1242; 5. tie, Buena Vista, Simpson 1257; 7. Coe 1263; 8.
Cornell 1366; 9. Upper Iowa 1377; 10. University of Dubuque, 1406
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2003 spring season scores
Names Ariz. Cen. Wart. MM BV IIAC NCAA
Ryan Boone
Clint Brown
Trent Drake 80 46-84 78 82-74
Clint Driftmier
Nick Grossman 76 37-83 80-78 81 75-70 77-75-78-78 81-75-71-76
Jason Guliford 44-93
John Hall 45-85
Tom Hubers 87
Adam Jackson
Eric Johnston 81 43-88 87-74
Blake Jones 76 42-89 81-79
Ryan Kinneberg
Andrew Kinney 79 41-80 80 74-78
Greg Lister
Kyle Matzen 84 37-80 71-76 74 77-70 76-77-71-81 77-73-74-78
Patrick McElyea 72 41-75 72-78 79 81-71 78-75-82-83 75-74-79-76
Justin Mescher
Jeff Osby 78 41-83 80-72 79 80-72 70-81-80-85 72-86-79-77
Jake Pearson 73 39-76 68-73 79 81-72 75-73-78-85 80-72-75-82
Todd Rausch
Joe Schafer
Alex Schenfeld 81 40-85 78 75-75
Loren Sherman
Jason Snyder
Andrew Toivonen
Theron Vanderflute
Bret Van Riesen 86
Micah Vermeer
Aaron Wolfswinkel 46-81
Men’s Golf
NCAA Division III Championship
Delaware, Ohio/Dornoch Golf Club
May 12-15, 2003
Final team standings
1. Averett University 1175; 2. Wesley College 1180; 3. tie, Ohio Wesleyan University, St. John’s University (Minn.)
1184; 5. Methodist College 1188; 6. tie, Oglethorpe University, Gustavus Adolphus College, 1190; 8. Univeristy of
Redlands1191; 9. Denison University 1193; 10. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1199; 11. Central College 1204; 12. Greensboro
College 1207; 13. Muskingum College 1208; University of Dallas, Texas 1209; 15. Emory University, 1214
Individual placewinners
Iowa Conference NCAA Div. III
6. Kyle Matzen 76-77-71-81--305 39. (tie) Kyle Matzen 77-73-74-78--302
9. Nick Grossman 77-75-78-78--308 43. (tie) Nick Grossman 81-75-71-76--303
13. Jake Pearson 75-73-78-85--311 48. (tie) Patrick McElyea 75-74-79-76--304
18. Jeff Osby 70-81-80-85--316 65. (tie) Jake Pearson 80-72-75-82--309
21. (tie) Patrick McElyea 78-75-82-83--318 88. (tie) Jeff Osby 72-86-79-77--314
2003 fall results
Nebraska Wesleyan Fall Invite, Wilderness Ridge
Sept 11-12, Lincoln, Neb.
Final Scores
1. Nebraska Wesleyan 602; 2. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 611; 3. Central College 614; 4. Neb. Wesleyan (brown) 616;
5. Coe College 636; 6. Wartburg College 644; T7. Luther College, Loras College 645; 9. Augsburg #2 648; T10. Simpson
College, Midland Lutheran Co. 651; 12. Kansas Wesleyan U. 652; 13. Webster U. 655; 14. Augsburg College 658; 15. York
College (Neb.) 677; 16. Hastings College 680
William Penn Invite
Sept. 12, Oskaloosa, Iowa
Final Results
1. Mt. Mercy College 290; 2. Central College (white) 295; T3. William Penn (blue), Marshalltown CC 298;
5. Central College (blue) 301; 6. Wartburg 303; 7. Graceland 305; 8. Simpson 320; 9. William Penn (gold) 322;
10. Upper Iowa 335; 11. Clarke 337
Clarke Invitational, Timberline
Sept. 16, Peosta, Iowa
Final Results
1. UW-Platteville 345; 2. Loras College 382; 3. Central College (white) 426; 4. Edgewood College 430; 5. Dubuque
434; 6. Coe College 446
Blue/Gold Collegiate Tournament, Eau Claire GC
Sept 21- 22, Eau Claire, Wis.
Final Scores
1. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 583; 2. Gustavus Adolphus 593; 3. St. John’s (Minn.) 602; 4. Central College 604;
5. Nebraska Wesleyan 615; 6. Wartburg College 620; 7. St. Thomas, U of Minn. 623; 8. Illinois Wesleyan 624; 9. Luther
College 633; 10. Augsburg College 639; 11. Milwaukee Sch of Eng. 650; 12. Marian College (Wis.) 686; 13. Concordia
Univ. (Wis.) 703; 14. Wisconsin Lutheran 716
William Jewell Invite (B, W)
Sept 22, Liberty Mo.
Final Scores
1. Kansas City Kansas 309; 2. Rockhurst University 310; 3. Coe 311; 4. Missouri Valley 312; 5. Ottawa 318;
6. Central College (blue) 320; 7. Evangel 322; 8. Central College (white) 327; 9. William Jewel 328; 10. Simpson 332;
11. Culver Stockton 334; 12. Missouri Valley JV 340; 13. Friends 341; 14. Simpson JV 343; 15. Graceland 350; 16. Baker
352; 17. Kansas City Kansas JV 357
Outback Steakhouse Classic, Hunter’s Ridge GC
Sept. 27-28, Marion, Iowa
Final Scores
1. Marion College (Ind.) 303; T2. Lindenwood Univ., St. Ambrose U. 307; T4. Mount Mercy College, Simpson
College 313; 6. Lindenwood Gold 316; 7. Central White 317; 8. Wartburg College 318; 9. St. Francis, U. of Ill. 324;
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2003 fall season score
Name Neb. WP Wis. WJ Minn Mt.M Ryerson GC Avg.
Ben Biersner 80-106 93
Alvaro De Cosio 75 81 82 75-83 79.2
Emory Dease 74-89 81.5
Corey Grace 76 77 76-87 79
Nick Grossman 72-78 76-75-86 75-82 69-77 76.7
John Hall 81-87 84
Nick Holm 80-86 83
Ryan Kinneberg 76 81 78.5
Andrew Kinney 71 79 79-81 77.5
Zach Massey 72-93 82.5
Kyle Matzen 76-76 75-80 76-75-85 75-77 75-81 77.4
Patrick McElyea 77-73 75-74 74-81-78 75-80 76-75 76.2
Justin Mesche 81 81
Brett Meyer 78 79 72-79 77
Jeff Millet 86-79 82.5
Josh Noonan 83 83
Jeff Osby 79-80 79 82 73-82 79.2
Jake Pearson 83-70 77-76 75-75-80 83-77 73-78 77
Cole Reiman 90-81 85.5
Isaac Rodenberg 75 72-87 78
Joe Schafer 83 83
Alex Schenfeld 76-78 76-75-78 71-75 72-80 75.7
Jason Snyder 77 78-86 80.3
Andrew Toivonen 92-91 91.5
Micah Vermeer 79 77-84 80
Brett Van Riessen 83 83
Men’s Golf
10. Quincy Univ. 328; 11. Hastings College 335; 12. Edgewood College 337; T13. Kirkwood CC, Cornell College 342;
15. Mount Mercy Gold 343; 16. Coe College 349; 17. Clarke College 351; 18. Francisian Colege 352; 19. Concordia Univ.
(Wis.) 368
All-time records
INDIVIDUAL
Best Iowa Conference score, 18 holes — 67, Joe Jaspers, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988
Best Iowa Conference score, 36 holes — 67-70--137, Joe Jaspers, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988
Best Iowa Conference score, 72 holes — 71-75-75-75--296, Tim White, 296
Best 18 hole score, dual — tie, 67, Bill Spurbeck, vs Alumni, Pella GC, 1986; Steve Kimball, vs. Wartburg, Waverly GC,
1988; Payson Moreland, vs. William Penn, Edmundson GC, 1988
Best 18 hole score, tournament — 65, Jeff Woods, Great Plains tournament, Lincoln, Neb., 1988
Best 27 hole score, tournament — 105, John Bermel, Central Invitational, Pella GC,1982
Best 36 hole score, tournament — 67-70--137, Joe Jaspers, Iowa Conference, Pheasant Ridge GC, Cedar Falls, 1988
Best 54 hole score, tournament — 65-72-72--209, Jeff Woods, Great Plains Tournament, Lincoln, Neb., 1988
Best 18 hole score, NCAA tournament— 70, tie, Dan Dursky, Willow Creek GC, Des Moines, 1980; Brian Goldsworthy,
Monroe GC, Pittsford, N.Y., 1985 (twice)
Best 72 hole score, NCAA tournament — 70-70-77-80–297, Brian Goldsworthy, Monroe GC, Pittsford, N.Y., 1985
Best seasonal competitive stroke average — 74.38, Pat Jackson, 1988
TEAM
Best Iowa Conference score, 72-hole format — 1,157, 2001, Gates Park GC, Waterloo; Waverly GC, Waverly; (Roger
Dortch 288, Tim White 290, Eric Johnston 290, Matt Cress 296, Jon Hietbrink 299).
Best 18-hole score — 276, Ryerson Fall Classic, Pleasantville GC, 1992; (John Guenther 66, Todd Isley 68, Bill Conger
68, Scott Retzlaff 74)
Best score, 27-hole tournament — 439, Central Invitational, Pella GC, 1981; (Dan Klatt 106, Dan Dursky 109, John
Bermel 111, Ron Peterson 113, Jeff Austin 113)
Best score, 36-hole tournament — 575, tie, Great Plains Tournament, 1983 (Darren Stanek 143, Brian Goldsworthy 145;
John Bermel 146, Phil Wistrom 147, Jamie Bermel 151, Jeff Cave 153); Buena Vista Invitational, 1997 (Darren
Fisher 143, Matt Jones 143, Rob Akers 144, Brad Wuhs 145, Brad Dutler 152)
Best score, 54-hole tournament — 889, tie, Great Plains Inv., 1984 (Phil Wistrom 218, Brian Goldsworthy 224, Rob
Wilson 225, Bill Spurbeck 231, Jeff Cave 234); Nebraska Wesleyan Inv., 1992 (Todd Isley, John Guenther, Chad
Hoekstra, Bill Conger, Brent Peterson)
Best score, NCAA Div. III tournament — 1216, Saratoga Spa State Park GC, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., 1996; (Rob Akers
298, Matt Jones 307, Darin Fisher 308, Brad Wuhs 317, Kevin Lucken 317)
NCAA Division III national finishes
1976 – 19th 1989 – 14th, tie
1977 – 20th 1990 – 18th
1978 – 18th 1991 – 21st
1980 – 14th 1992 – 17th
1981 – Ninth 1993 – 11th
1982 – 10th 1994 – 15th
1983 – Sixth 1995 – 7th, tie
1984 – Sixth 1996 – 10th
1985 – Fifth 1997 – 7th
1986 – 12th 2001 – 20th
1987 – Sixth 2002 – 9th, tie
1988 – 14th, tie 2003 – 11th
Central’s Iowa Conference championships
1969 (tie) 1984 1991 1999
1976 1985 1992 2001
1977 1986 1993 2002
1978 1987 1994 2003
1981 1988 1995
1982 1989 1996
1983 1990 1998
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Iowa Conference team champions
1947 St. Ambrose 1975 Dubuque
1948 St. Ambrose 1976 Central
1949 St. Ambrose 1977 Central
1950 St. Ambrose 1978 Central
1951 Loras 1979 Buena Vista
1952 Parsons 1980 Buena Vista
1953 Loras 1981 Central
1954 Loras 1982 Central
1955 Wartburg 1983 Central
1956 Dubuque 1984 Central
1957 Dubuque 1985 Central
1958 Buena Vista 1986 Central
1959 Parsons 1987 Central
1960 Luther, Wartburg 1988 Central
1961 Iowa Wesleyan 1989 Central
1962 Luther 1990 Central
1963 Luther 1991 Central
1964 Iowa Wesleyan 1992 Central
1965 Luther 1993 Central
1966 Luther 1994 Central
1967 Simpson 1995 Central
1968 Simpson 1996 Central
1969 Central, William Penn 1997 Luther
1970 Simpson 1998 Central
1971 Wartburg 1999 Central
1972 Wartburg 2000 Luther
1973 Luther 2001 Central
1974 William Penn 2002 Central
2003 Central
Gordin Div. III Classic finishes
1993 – rain
1995 – tie, 6th
1996 – 4th
1997 – tie, 9th
2000 – 7th
2003 – tie, 6th
Central’s Iowa Conference MVPs
1969 – Don Ver Meer 1990 – Pat Jackson
1981 – Ron Peterson 1993 – Chad Hoekstra
1982 – Ron Peterson 1994 – Todd Isley
1985 – Brian Goldsworthy 2001 – Roger Dortch
1987 – Bill Spurbeck 2002 – Tim White
1988 – Joe Jaspers
Central’s all-Americans
1985 – Brian Goldsworthy* 1995 – Kevin Lucken
1986 – Joe Jaspers 1996 – Rob Akers
1987 – Joe Jaspers 1997 – Darin Fisher
1988 – Pat Jackson 2002 – Tim White
1993 – John Guenther
*NCAA Div. III champion
8 Men’s Golf
Ryerson MVP Award
1969 – Don Ver Meer 1986 – Bill Spubeck
1970 – Nick Neumann 1987 – Bill Spurbeck
1971 – Dick Fisher 1988 – Joe Jaspers
1972 – Tim Ettelson 1989 – Pat Jackson
1973 – Pat McMahon 1990 – Pat Jackson
1974 – Gary Slight 1991 – Mark Smith
1975 – Tim Esbeck 1992 – Jason Brown
1976 – Mark Urbanek 1993 – Chad Hoekstra
1977 – Tim Esbeck 1994 – Todd Isley
1978 – Tim Esbeck 1995 – Kevin Lucken
1979 – Dan Klatt 1996 – Rob Akers
1980 – Dan Dursky 1997 – Darin Fisher
1981 – Ron Peterson 1998 – Chris Huston
1982 – Ron Peterson 1999 – Tyler Brooks
1983 – Brian Goldsworthy 2000 – Mike Sustad
1984 – John Bermel 2001 – Roger Dortch
1965 – Brian Goldsworthy 2002 – Tim White
2003 – Kyle Matzen
2003-04 Central College men’s golf roster
Name Yr. Hometown High school
Russell Allen Sr. Wilton, Iowa Wilton
Ben Biersner Fr. Dike, Iowa Dike-New Hartford
Kevin Clemens Fr. Omaha, Neb. Millard West
Keegan Davis Fr. Charles City, Iowa Charles City
Alvaro De Cosio Fr. Pueblo, Mexico Coyola
Emory Dease Fr. Stilwell, Kan. Blue Valley Northwest
Daniel Delaney Fr. Lake Park, Iowa Harris-Lake Park
Jim Dingeman Fr. Pella, Iowa Pella
Corey Grace Fr. Cambridge, Minn. Cambridge Isanti
**Nick Grossman Sr. Carroll, Iowa Kuemper
John Hall Jr. Charles City, Iowa Charles City
Andy Hartwig So. Long Grove, Iowa North Scott
Ben Hodge Jr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cedar Valley Christian
Nick Holm Fr. West Union, Iowa North Fayette
***Blake Jones Sr. Manchester, Iowa West Delaware
Ryan Kinneberg Jr. Maxwell, Iowa Collins-Maxwell
*Andrew Kinney So. Lake Villa, Ill. Antioch
Zach Massey Fr. Grand Junction, Colo. Central
*Kyle Matzen Sr. Indianola, Iowa Indianola
**Patrick Mc Elyea Sr. Elmhurst, Ill. Timothy Christian
Justin Mescher Sr. Edgewood, Iowa Edgewood-Colesburg
Brett Meyer Fr. Mendota, Ill. Mendota Township
Jeff Millet Fr. Newton, Iowa Newton
Josh Noonan Fr. Richfield, Minn. Richfield
**Jeff Osby Jr. West Des Moines, Iowa Valley
**Jake Pearson Jr. Cambridge, Minn. Cambridge-Isanti
Todd Rausch Sr. Van Horne, Iowa Benton
Cole Reiman Fr. Carroll, Iowa Kuemper Catholic
Isaac Rodenberg Fr. Elkader, Iowa Central
Joe Schafer Sr. Mt. Ayr Mt. Ayr
*Alex Shenfeld Sr. Indianola Indianola
Loren Sherman Jr. Lake Mills, Iowa Lake Mills
Jason Snyder So. Brimfield, Ill. Brimfield
Andrew Toivonen Sr. Central City Central City
Bret Van Riessen Jr. Sioux Center, Iowa Sioux Center
Micah Vermeer Jr. Sioux Center, Iowa Sioux Center
*letters earned
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Outlook
The Dutch will be in contention not only for another Iowa Conference title but also for one of their highest finishes at
the national level.
With all five starters returning from last year’s squad, coach Charlie Estabrook feels good about his team’s chances
both in the league and at the national level.
“We saw some good things out of those five last year,” said Estabrook. “Although at times we weren’t as consistent
as I would have liked, we just have a great group of guys this year and I see big things coming for them.”
The Dutch won its 25th Iowa Conference championship and finished 11th at the NCAA Div. III national tournament. A
powerhouse in the conference for the past two decades, Central has won 25 of the last 28 league championships. The
Dutch are also looking for their 10th top-10 national team finish this season. Estabrook, in his seventh season, thinks this
team has the potential to have the school’s best showing at the national meet. The Dutch placed fifth in 1985, but
Estabrook has high hopes for this crew.
“I think we’ll be able to finish in the top-10,” Estabrook said. “We’re really even capable of hanging with the top five in
the nation if we play up to our potential. If we learn to play more consistently, we’ll be right there.”
Central ended the fall season with a strong sixth place finish at the Wilscon/Gordin Collegiate Div. III Classic, a
tournament that features the top finishers in last season’s NCAA tourney. Central enters the spring season rated 11th in
Div. III.
Central’s top five returning players from last year’s conference and national lineup are comprised of seniors Kyle
Matzen, Patrick McElyea and Alex Schenfeld, and juniors Nick Grossman and Jake Pearson. Matzen and Grossman were
members of the all-conference team last season and Pearson was named to the PING GCAA all-Central region team.
McElyea earned a spot on the Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar squad.
“Alex had our top scoring average this fall,” Estabrook said. “He worked hard through the summer and stayed focus
last year after not making varsity as a sophomore. It just shows what hard work and dedication can do for you.”
Estabrook mentioned seniors Matzen and McElyea bring a special aspect to the team. Matzen is full of energy and a
lot of fun to be around while McElyea brings a positive perspective to the unit.
“This is just a great group of guys and there’s a lot of success headed their way,” he said.
Those top five will be pushed by junior Jeff Osby.
“I look for Jeff to step up and make my job difficult,” said Estabrook. “Even though we have a solid group returning,
we also have a lot of depth and there’s a lot of talent on our team this year. A lot. We’ve got some guys working their tails
off.”
Estabrook said senior Blake Jones is a hard worker for him and also Pearson is working harder than ever.
“Jake could make some noise this year at the national level,” he said. “He didn’t have a great fall, but I think that has
motivated him to work that much harder so that he will have a good spring.”
Along with these key players, Estabrook is also excited about six others—all freshmen. Estabrook said the future of
the Dutch team is bright with the six who stood out early this fall. Alvaro De Cosio (Pueblo, Mexico), Corey Grace
(Cambridge, Minn.), Brett Meyer (Mendota, Ill.), Jeff Millet (Newton), Cole Reiman (Carroll) and Isaac Rodenberg
(Elkader) make up the strong group of freshmen.
“They really stood out this fall and played very well coming into a squad that has seasoned veterans,” said Estabrook.
“Meyer played at a consistent level throughout the fall. I think this is going to be a great group of young players to watch
later on.”
The Iowa Conference will again push the Dutch and Eastabrook sees this year’s league as a challenge again but feels
that Central should be able to handle league competition.
“Loras has some great kids, but they’ll need some help from their four and five guys,” Estabrook said.
Estabrook also noted that if Wartburg plays like they are capable, they could be tough.
“Wartburg will be able to make some noise this year in the conference,” said Estabrook. “I also think that Coe has
some pretty good individuals and are capable to compete for the conference title.”
Estabrook also said that Simpson is probably one of the most feared opponents with the league’s MVP returning.
“They have one of the top guys in the conference and also have a couple of other good players,” he said. “And,
they’ve got a coach who is working hard to improve the program and I see them as a threat.”
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