2004
Midwest
Conference
Golf
Championship
Aldeen
Country
Club
in
Rockford,
IL
May
7-8,
2004
North Division Tournament
Results
South
Division Tournament Results
5-4 Press Release
4-27 Press Release
WOZNIAK TO JOIN OKLAHOMA STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF
John Wozniak, assistant football coach
and head men's golf coach at Knox , has accepted a position as a football
graduate assistant coach at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater,
Oklahoma. In his new position, which begins in mid-May, Wozniak will
serve as an offensive and special teams assistant coach.
Wozniak is a 1999 Knox graduate and former All-Midwest Conference
wide receiver and quarterback for the Prairie Fire.
Wozniak, a native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
earned a bachelor's degree in physics and secondary education. He
was hired by Knox in the spring of 2000 to serve as the football offensive
coordinator and as the men's golf coach.
On the links, Wozniak's golf teams have
continued to experience success by winning two of the past three Midwest
Conference Championships. The 2004 team is considered one of the top
contenders to win another championship this year. Prior to Wozniak's
arrival, Knox's golf team had won 16 out of the past 19 conference
championships.
4-20 Press Release
4-13
Press
Release
4-6
Press
Release
3-30 Press Release
Gartstecki
named
head
men's
golf
coach
at
Carroll
Warren Garstecki has been named Carroll College head
men's golf coach, the college announced. Garstecki now takes over the
entire golf program, after being hired as the head women's coach prior
to the 2002 season. After going through several coaches in recent history,
athletic director Kris Jacobsen feels Garstecki will bring stability
to both programs.
2003 MWC Championship
May 9-10
Aldeen Golf Club: Rockford, Illinois
Hosted by: Ripon
Knox
reclaims
championship
title
Knox
College
shot
609
for
the
two-day
event,
giving
the
Prairie
Fire
the
2003
Championship.
In
the
process
Knox
claims
the
championship
after
Monmouth
broke
Knox’s
eight-year
championship
streak
last
year.
Lawrence’s
Joe
Loehnis
captured
the
top
individual
medalist
honor.
while
Mack
Foster
from
Knox
came
in
a
close
second.
Click
here
for
the
results
|
2003
Championship
Results
