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Baltusrol to Host 2010 Ivy Golf Championships
The Ivy League office announced today that the 2010 Ivy League Men’s and Women’s Golf Championships will be played April 23-25 at the world-renowned Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J.
Course At Yale to Host 2010 NCAA Men's Golf Regional
The Course At Yale, recently voted the No. 1 college course in the United States, has been selected as one of six regional sites for the 2010 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship.
GCAA Tabs Six Ivies to PING All-Northeast Team
The Golf Coaches Association of America recently announced selections for 2009 All-Region and All-America teams. In all, six Ivy League Men's golfers were named to the PING All-Northeast team, including Dartmouth freshman Peter Williamson, the 2009 Ivy League Men's champion.
All-Ivy Men's Golf -- 2009
Freshman Peter Williamson became the fourth Dartmouth golfer to win the men's golf title by claiming the 2009 Ivy League Men’s Golf Championship in a three-hole playoff. His play earned both Player and Rookie of the Year awards.
All-Ivy Women's Golf -- 2009
Princeton senior Susannah Aboff (pic.) took home her second straight Ivy League Women's Golf individual title and the inaugural Ivy Player of the Year award, while fourth-place finisher Christine Cho of Harvard was voted Ivy Rookie of the Year.
Columbia Men WIn Second Golf Title in a Row
The Columbia men's golf team won its second straight consecutive Ivy title, coming from behind to edge Penn by one stroke. Dartmouth's Peter Williamson won the individual title in thrilling fashion, beating Princeton's Eric Salazar in a three-hole playoff.
Harvard Women Claim Second Straight Golf Title
The Harvard women's golf team captured its second Ivy League championship in as many years, holding on to win by two strokes over second-place Yale. Princeton's Susannah Aboff won her second straight individual title.
Dartmouth and Harvard Surge at Day Two
Day Two at the Ivy Golf Championships saw the Dartmouth men surge ahead to come within two strokes of Penn, while the Harvard women opened up their lead to eight strokes over second-place Yale.
Penn Men and Harvard Women Lead After Day One
After the first round of the Ivy Golf Championships, the Penn men hold a six-stroke lead over Columbia, while the Harvard women lead by just two stokes over Yale.
Ivy Men's and Women's Golf Converge on Atlantic City
The 2009 Ivy League Men's and Women's Golf Championships will unite under the Atlantic City C.C. banner this weekend in a new format that extends the competition to a third day. Action will consist of a single 18-hole championship round per day, starting Friday, April 24 at 7:30 a.m. and finishing Sunday.
Yale Alum Earns LPGA Tour Card for 2009
Yale's Jeehae Lee ('06) recently surprised many of the experts at the LPGA Q School in Daytona Beach by finishing 8-under-par (t-12th) at a five-day qualifying tournament. Her finish secured one of the 20 top priority LPGA Tour cards for 2009.
Highlights/Interviews from Ivy Women's Championship
This 5-minute video piece features interviews with Harvard player Jessica Hazlett and head coach Kevin Rhoads, and individual champion Susannah Aboff of Princeton.
Columbia Men's Golf Conclude Play at NCAA West Regional
The Columbia men's golf team shot a 309 in the third round of the NCAA West Regional at the Golf Mountain Golf Club and finish in 27th place.
All-Ivy Men's & Women's Golf -- 2007/08
Princeton junior Susannah Aboff became the fourth Tiger women's golfer to win the Ivy League individual title Sunday, claiming the title by 11 shots at Atlantic City Country Club. On the men's side, Penn's Michael Blodgett took top All-Ivy honors.
Columbia takes Men's Golf Crown
Columbia won the 2008 Ivy League Men's Golf Championship today, beating Yale by nine strokes at Galloway National. It is the second Ivy title in program history, with the first coming in 1999. Penn junior Michael Blodgett became the first Quaker to win the individual title.
Harvard Wins Historic First Ivy Women's Golf Title
The Harvard women's golf team today won the Ivy League Women's Golf Championship for the first time in school history. The Crimson did it in style, winning the event by 10 strokes over second-place Columbia.
Kari WIlliams Named Columbia Women's Golf Coach
Kari Williams, who served as Columbia’s assistant men and women’s golf coach for the past year, has been promoted to head women’s golf coach, Dr. M. Dianne Murphy, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education announced today.
Condello Qualifies for U.S. Open
Columbia golfer Chris Condello has qualified for the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club after placing second in the sectional qualifier in Tequesta, Fla.
Columbia Leads Ivy Women's Golf
The Lions were greeted by skies that were colored Columbia Blue at Trenton Country Club on Saturday. The team responded by shooting a two-round total of 615, which takes them to Sunday with a nine-shot lead over Princeton.
Columbia Leads in Men's Golf Championships
After a long 36-hole day of golf, the men of Columbia lead Penn by five strokes heading into the final round of play. Harvard freshman Greg Shuman leads the 40-man field, shooting a 72 in each of the first two rounds.
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Princeton Athletics' Black History dates back to former Tiger basketball captain 
A self-admitted perfectionist, Emily Balmert keeps carding milestones for Harvard Golf. As a freshman, she became the first Harvard woman to win the Ivy League individual golf championship, and has been a vital part of the changing of the guard in the sport.
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