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    All-Time League Records
    (Since current tournament format was initiated in 1978 and based on courses used in 2007 season. Since 2002, the team scores have been calculated on scores of four players. It was previously based on the score of five players.)

    Lowest Score at Host Country Clubs

    Adrian (Lenawee)
    Team: 288, Hope, 2006
    Individual: 68, Rick Gibbons, Olivet, 2002

    Albion (The Medalist)
    Team: 294, Hope, 2006
    Individual: 65, Joel Bickel, Tri-State, 2005

    Alma (Buck Run)
    Team: 299, Olivet, 2007
    Individual: Eric Ross, Olivet, 71

    Calvin (Watermark)
    Team: 301, Olivet, 2005; Hope, 2007
    Individual: 71, Joe Kiss, Olivet, 2005

    Hope (Wuskowhan)
    Team: 289, Hope, 2006
    Individual: 67, Tommy Yamaoka, Hope, 2005

    Kalamazoo (The Praires)
    Team: 280, Hope, 2006
    Individual: 68, Mark McLaughlin, Albion, 2007

    Olivet (Bedford Valley)
    Team: 290, Olivet, 2002
    Individual: 68, Jason Hartman, Olivet, 1994

    Tri-State (Zollner)
    Team: Tri-State, 275, 2005
    Individual: 68, Justin Howard, Tri-State, 2004; Matt Haneline, Tri-State, 2005; Brock Gleadall and Joe Kiss, Olivet, 2006; Tommy Yamaoka, Hope and Clint Miller, Tri-State, 2007

    Lowest Cumulative Single Season Average for an Individual:
    Joel Bickel, Tri-State, 71.2, 2005

    Lowest Cumulative Career Average for an Individual:
    Tommy Yamaoka and Matt Lapham, both from Hope, had identical career averages of 73.3 strokes (Yamaoka in 32 tournaments and Lapham in 31), 2004-07.

    Lowest Cumulative Score for a Team: 
    Olivet (3,041 strokes in eight tournaments by five players, 380.1 per round avg.), 1998
    Hope (2,351 strokes in eight tournaments by four players, 293.9 per round avg.), 2006
    Hope (2,128 strokes in seven tournaments by four players, 304.0 per round avg.), 2003

    Hole-In-One in League Tournaments:
    9-6-97 Jay Prasad, Hope -- at Duck Lake (Albion), 5th hole (par 3, 115 yards)
    10-7-00 Dave Comer, Albion -- at Pine River (Alma), 3rd hole (par 3, 179 yards)

    Best 18-Hole Round:
    65, Joe Bickel, Tri-State (at The Medalist GC, Albion), 2005
    67, Tim Smith, Olivet (at Pine River CC, Alma), 1984
    67, Steve John, Albion (at Duck Lake CC, Albion), 1984
    67, Ryan Shedd, Hope (at Clearbrook GC, Hope), 2003

    Miscellaneous Accomplishments
    (since tournament format created in 1978)

    • The closest finish since the current tournament format was created occurred in 2004 when Hope edged Tri-State for the championship by two strokes (eight tournaments).

    • The widest margin of victory in a seven-tournament season is 90 strokes by Olivet in 1996.

    • The widest margin of victory in an eight-tournament season is 70 strokes by Hope in 2006.

    • The only team to win every tournament in a season was Hope in 1986, six-for-six (a seventh scheduled tournament was cancelled because of the weather.

    • The most tournaments won in a complete seven-tournament season is six-for-seven -- Hope in 2003, Olivet in 1996, and Olivet in 1985.

    • The most tournaments won in an eight-tournament season is six-for-eight -- Olivet in 1997 and Hope in 2006.

    • The fewest tournaments won by a league champion is three -- Olivet in 2002 (3/7), Olivet in 1995 (3/7), Hope in 1989 (3/7) and Olivet in 1982 (3/7)

    • In 2002, there was a different medalist in each conference tournament, a league first. The medalists were Justin Desjarlais, Alma; Scott Miller, Olivet; Alden Hoksbergen, Hope; John Matthews, Adrian; Rick Gibbons, Olivet; Jeff Melville, Hope; and Mike Dinner, Olivet.

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