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Men's Golf Takes Mustang Invitational Title

Patrick Bauer finished first at the TMC Invitational.

SANTA CLARITA, Calif- Patrick Bauer, Ryan Carter and Janssen Todd finished in the top five of the TMC Fall Invitational, hosted by The Master's College, helping the Seawolves, who are the defending NCAA Division II National Champions, to a first place finish after three rounds on Monday and Tuesday at the Robinson Ranch Golf Course in Santa Clarita.

Bauer (72-64-74--215) was the lone golfer in the tournament under par (-1), helping him to an individual first place finish. Carter finished third with a 71-76-75--222 for the six-over-par showing and Todd came in at fifth (71-73-80--224). The other two finishers for the Seawolves -- Alex Marry and Keith Rodriguez -- helped the Seawolves to its first tournament win of the 2009-2010 season with the 289-295-306--890 score.

Holy Names (900), Cal Baptist (920), The Master's College (922) and Point Loma Nazarene (947) all finished in the top five out of the 12 teams.

Sonoma State wrapped up its fall schedule and will return to the links on Feb. 3 at the University of Hawaii-Hilo/Taylor Made Invitational at Mauna Lani, Hawaii.

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TEAM OF THE DECADE: Help us pick a Team of the Decade for the 2000s. Pick your top choice from among the following student-athletes. You can come back and vote as much as you'd like!

Jarin Todd (2005-09)
Kyle Hopkins (2004-08)
Chris Galvin (2004-08)
Adam Lewis (2003-05)
Patrick Bauer (2007-10)
Spencer Shishido (2006-09)
Bobby Neary (2003-06)