Golfers tough out the rain to support Trine students
August 07, 2024
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For the first time in recent memory, it rained at Trine University’s Alumni & Friends
Scholarship Golf Outing, but more than 200 dedicated golfers stayed on the course
to raise money for student scholarships.
Held Friday, Aug. 2, at Zollner Golf Course, the 34th annual event drew 218 golfers and raised nearly $100,000.
“We are so grateful for everyone who made the effort to support this outing in less-than-ideal
golfing conditions. It really shows how dedicated our Trine family is to helping deserving
students achieve their career and life goals,” said Clare Danner, director of alumni
relations. “We are also grateful for the many people and organizations who supported
the event by other means. Thank you to everyone who made an impact.”
New features
New features this year included a “celebrity shot” with Trine golf coaches Mackenna
Kelly, a 2020 math education alumna, and Mitch Lowney, a 2023 golf management alumnus.
Hole 11 offered a prize for a hole-in-one that went unclaimed: a i40L golf cart provided
by Kevin Wischmeyer, a 2000 golf management alumnus, of Great Lakes Powersports.
A hole sponsored by Scott Fergusson, a 1998 engineering administration alumnus and
owner of Chapman’s Brewing Company, featured beermosas (orange juice and beer) during the morning flight and samples
of Chapman’s beer throughout the day.
The morning flight’s top team, sponsored by the First Federal Savings Bank of Angola, included Maxwell Dicicco, a 2021 finance alumnus, Scott Gruner, a 1998 accounting
alumnus, Mason Gruner and Lance Krebs.
A team sponsored by A & Z Engineering LLC took second in the morning flight. Team members were Jeremy Howard, a 2011 elementary
education and 2018 master of science in organizational leadership alumnus, Richard
Truex, Dustin Minard, a 2012 civil engineering alumnus, and Matthew Curry, a 2020
general studies alumnus.
In third place was a team sponsored by the Brooks Construction Company, Inc.: Schuyler Aghabekian, Brandon Bushee, Drew Keil and Darik Sands.
The Kappa Sigma team of Shawn Floyd, a 2009 management alumnus, Alex Lorencz, a 2010 golf management
alumnus, Jason Paff, a 2011 mechanical engineering alumnus, and Noah Warren, a 2007
golf management alumnus, won the afternoon flight, which was delayed an hour due to
lightning.
In second was a team from Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. made up of members of the Class of 2007: Richard Blasey, civil engineering, Trevor
Ferrell, elementary education, Josh Harner, civil engineering, and Jeremy Hardy, civil
engineering.
The team of Tyler Aguirre, Michael Earls, Hannah Field and Kayla Warren, a 2006 accounting
alumna, sponsored by Forvis Mazars LLP, finished third.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Trine University’s McKetta Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering students showcased their skills and excellence at the 2024 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) National Student Conference, earning national awards and honors while competing against top programs from across the country.
Trine University’s esports teams rose to new levels of success this fall, winning their first conference championship and first national titles in Overwatch and League of Legends.
High school seniors looking to enroll at Trine University in fall 2025 are invited to attend Instant Admission Day on Tuesday, Jan. 8, where they can receive an immediate admission decision and learn about scholarship opportunities.