THE 2012 PRIDE

Matt BreslinSenior •Sugarloaf, PA • Hazelton

Played in eight rounds, averaging 87.9... Broke 90 five times... Scored a low of 77 and ranked second out of 15 at the Wid-ener Tri-Match... A kicker on the football team... Majoring in Accounting.

Kevin GilroySophomore •Clifton Heights, PA • Upper Darby

Majoring in Chemical Engineering.

Jared HagerFreshman •Bloomsbury, NJ • Phillipsburg

Majoring in International Business.

Chris HauptJunior •Bloomsburg, PA • Central Columbia

Competed in five rounds, finishing with a low of 87 at the Commonwealth Cham-pionships... Broke 90 twice... Finalist for the ‘11 Gagliardi Award for football... Majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

Joshua BlockJunior •Houston, TX • Denver Auraria CC

Competed in five rounds… Scored his season low with 99 at the Swarthmore Quad-Match (3/28)... Majoring in Pre-Engineering.

THE 2012 PRIDE

Cameron KnightSophomore •Airville, PA • Kennard-Dale

Played in nine rounds, averaging 96.3... Broke 100 seven times and 90 once... Carded a season-low 89 at the Widener Tri-Match, where he was ranked sixth out of 15... Majoring in Biology.

Nick ProdzenkoFreshman •Morristown, NJ • Mendham

Majoring in Civil Engineering.

Zach SchrumSophomore •Wernersville, PA • Conrad Weiser

Competed in the Philadelphia University Tri-Match (9/25) for his first letter... Ma-joring in Sociology.

Lee ThomasSophomore •Haddon Hgts., NJ • Haddon Hgts.

Competed in four rounds... Hit a season-low 98 at the Eastern Invitational, ending tied for 10th out of 24... Majoring in Exploratory Studies.

WIDENER UNIVERSITY

Founded in Wilmington, DE, in 1821, Widener Uni-versity is comprised of eight schools and colleges that offer liberal arts and sciences, professional and pre-professional curricula. A private, nonprofit, doctoral/research intensive institution chartered in both Pennsylvania and Delaware, Widener is a three-campus university offering programs of study leading to associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. The university’s schools include the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business Administration, School of Engineering, School of Hospitality Management, School of Human Service Professions, School of Law, School of Nurs-ing, and University College. The Pennsylvania legislature granted the institution a universal charter on April 8, 1862. In 1867, Pennsylvania Military Academy (1862-1892) purchased 20 acres of land in Chester, PA, on the same site that is today the core of the university’s 100-acre main campus, and became Pennsylvania Military College (1892-1966). In 1966, Pennsylvania Military College officially be-came PMC Colleges (1966-1972). The name Pennsylvania Military College was retained for the all-male, cadet college and Penn Morton College was adopted for a coeducational civilian component. The modern structure of the university was introduced in 1972, when the cadet corps was disbanded and the academic offerings were reorganized into the forerunners of today’s schools and colleges. Concomitantly, the name Widener College (1972-1979) was adopted in recognition of Philadelphia’s Widener family, a descendant of whom served as chair for the university’s Board of Trustees. In recognition of its comprehensive offerings, Widener College became Widener University in 1979. Graduate programs were introduced in 1967 with a master’s program in engineering, followed by the M.B.A., and then by some 60 additional master’s and doctoral programs, most begun in the 1980s. The university acquired its 40-acre suburban Wilming-ton, Delaware, campus in 1976 for the School of Law, a branch of University College, and graduate offerings from the School of Business Administration. The Harrisburg Campus, located on 20 acres northeast of the city, opened in the fall of 1989 and now houses a branch of the School of Law and master’s level nursing courses. All other academic programs are offered on the Main Campus in Chester. For more information about Pennsylvania Military Col-lege and Widener University history, or to take a virtual tour of Widener, visit www.widener.edu.

ROSTER / COACH / QUICK FACTS

Brian Sheehan is in his third year as Widener’s golf coach. In his first season, the Pride notched a pair of victories over Ar-cadia and finished sixth at the Com-monwealth Conference Champion-ships. The squad also ended ninth at the very competitive LVC Spring Invitational. In his second campaign, the Pride won the Eastern Invi-tational and closed sixth at the Commonwealth Conference Championships. Sheehan also has been Widener’s women’s soccer coach for six years. He was named Commonwealth Conference Coach of the Year in 2008.

ADMINISTRATIONPresident ........................................ Dr. James T. Harris IIIAthletic Director ..............................................Jack ShaferSr. Woman Admin./Asst. A.D. ..Larissa Gillespie ‘98, M ‘00Assistant Athletic Director ..................... Chris Carideo ‘96Athletic Trainer ....................A.J. Duffy III, MS, ATC, PTSports Information Director ....................... Derek CrudeleWeb Address ............................... www.WidenerPride.comSports Information Hotline ...................610-499-4600 (2)COACHING STAFFHead Coach ................................................Brian SheehanAlma Mater ................................................. Neumann ‘05E-mail ...........................................bsheehan@widener.eduPhone ......................................................... 610-499-4449

Name Cl. Hometown/Previous SchoolJoshua Block Jr. Houston, TX/Denver Auraria CCMatt Breslin Sr. Sugarloaf, PA/HazeltonKevin Gilroy So. Clifton Heights, PA/Upper DarbyJared Hager Fr. Bloomsbury, NJ/PhillipsburgChris Haupt Jr. Bloomsburg, PA/Central ColumbiaCameron Knight So. Airville, PA/Kennard-DaleNick Prodzenko Fr. Morristown, NJ/MendhamZach Schrum So. Wernersville, PA/Conrad WeiserLee Thomas So. Haddon Hgts., NJ/Haddon Hgts.

Day Date OppOnent timeThu. Mar. 8 Myrtle Beach Quad-Match 10:44 am (Barefoot Resort GC; Myrtle Beach, SC)Sat. Mar. 24 Gettysburg Invitational 10:15 am (The Bridges GC; Abbottstown, PA)Mon. Mar. 26 Swarthmore Quad-Match 1:15 pm (Rolling Green CC; Springfield,PA)Mon. Apr. 2 LVC Invitational 12:30 pm (Lebanon CC; Lebanon, PA)Wed. apr. 11 Widener tri-match 1:00 pm (the Springhaven Club; Wallingford, PA)Tue. Apr. 17 Ursinus Invitational 11:15 am (Stonewall GC; Elverson, PA)Thu. Apr. 19 Alvernia Invitational Noon (Reading CC; Reading, PA)Mon. Apr. 23 Immaculata Invitational Noon (Whitford CC; Exton, PA)Sat.- Apr. 28- Commonwealth Conference Sun. 29 Championship (Hershey CC; Hershey, PA)

Home matches in BoldSchedule is subject to change