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Wiseman Earns All-MAC Nod in Final Season
May 03, 2019 | Men's Golf
2018 U.S. Open qualifier led BSU with stroke average of 73.00
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Ball State senior Timothy Wiseman was named to the All-MAC Second Team as selected by the league's head coaches and announced Friday.
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Wiseman was also voted the Earl Yestingsmeier Sportsmanship Award recipient by his peers at last week's MAC Championships. He will graduate Saturday with a degree in finance.
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Wiseman led Ball State this season with a 73.00 stroke average, ranking just outside the top 5 marks in program history. He was one of four BSU players better than 74.00, as the Cardinals managed a school-record 292.62 average as a team.
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The Corydon, Indiana, product and 2018 U.S. Open qualifier, provided a counting score in all but two of his rounds and finished among the top 30 in eight of the team's 10 stroke play tournaments. His tie for 13th at the MAC Championships was his fourth top-15 in four career starts at the event.
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Wiseman finished with a 74.72 career scoring average, again near the top 5 in BSU history. He played in every event but four as a member of the BSU lineup over his four years and provided a counting score in 89 percent of his rounds.
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2019 All-MAC First Team
Beau Breault, Eastern Michigan
Ty Celone, Eastern MichiganÂ
Bjarki Petursson, Kent StateÂ
Charlie Nikitas, MiamiÂ
Salvador Rocha, Northern Illinois
Duncan McNeill, Toledo
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2019 All-MAC Second Team
Elliott Grayson, AkronÂ
Timothy Wiseman, Ball StateÂ
Will Kurtz, Kent StateÂ
Gisli Sveinbergsson, Kent State
Zach Crawford, Ohio
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Wiseman was also voted the Earl Yestingsmeier Sportsmanship Award recipient by his peers at last week's MAC Championships. He will graduate Saturday with a degree in finance.
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Wiseman led Ball State this season with a 73.00 stroke average, ranking just outside the top 5 marks in program history. He was one of four BSU players better than 74.00, as the Cardinals managed a school-record 292.62 average as a team.
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The Corydon, Indiana, product and 2018 U.S. Open qualifier, provided a counting score in all but two of his rounds and finished among the top 30 in eight of the team's 10 stroke play tournaments. His tie for 13th at the MAC Championships was his fourth top-15 in four career starts at the event.
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Wiseman finished with a 74.72 career scoring average, again near the top 5 in BSU history. He played in every event but four as a member of the BSU lineup over his four years and provided a counting score in 89 percent of his rounds.
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"He's humble. He's a fierce competitor."
— Ball State Sports Link (@bsusportslink) April 26, 2019
As the @MACSports Golf Championship enters the weekend, @BallStateMGolf's @Timothy2213 is ready to author another chapter in his #BallState story.
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2019 All-MAC First Team
Beau Breault, Eastern Michigan
Ty Celone, Eastern MichiganÂ
Bjarki Petursson, Kent StateÂ
Charlie Nikitas, MiamiÂ
Salvador Rocha, Northern Illinois
Duncan McNeill, Toledo
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2019 All-MAC Second Team
Elliott Grayson, AkronÂ
Timothy Wiseman, Ball StateÂ
Will Kurtz, Kent StateÂ
Gisli Sveinbergsson, Kent State
Zach Crawford, Ohio
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