2007-2008 Season In Review
Oglethorpe University extended its streak of consecutive Georgia Cup team titles to eight this season as they edged out runner-up LaGrange College by an average of just over four strokes.  The 2007-08 All-State team is made up of the top-seven finishers and is highlighted by the Player of the Year - Ryan Willis of LaGrange College.  Willis' adjusted stroke average of 74.250 edged out runner up David Dilibero of Oglethorpe by just over only one-tenth of a stroke.  Joining Willis and Diliberon on the All-State team is OU's Taylor Urbanski, Hap Kaufold, and Scott Pugh.  Emory's Jeremy Evans secured the final All-State spot.  Final 2007-2008 Results

2006-2007 Season In Review
In the season long Georgia Cup competition the Oglethorpe Stormy Petrels, who trailed in the Cup standings through the Callaway Garden Tournament in early March, came from behind with three great finishes and won their seventh consecutive cup.  Oglethorpe’s adjusted scoring average of 298.43 was just under Emory’s 301.14 and LaGrange College’s 303.03.  Piedmont College finished fourth in the standings at 320.77.  Oglethorpe finished second at the Jekyll Island Collegiate in late March, won the Camp LeJeune Intercollegiate the next week and finished third in Emory’s Spring Invitational at Smoke Rise Golf Club in Stone Mountain in early April.  Emory’s Invitational ends the college golf regular season and is the Georgia Cup’s final tournament as well.  Oglethorpe won the inaugural cup in 1998 and then Emory won the next two in 1999 and 2000.  Since then, the Stormy Petrels have won the next seven in a row beginning in 2001 and including this April’s win.  OU's Taylor Urbanski was crowned the Player of the Year after two consecutive Runner-Up finishes. 
Final 2006-2007 Standings

2005-2006 Season In Review
The 2005-2006 Georgia Cup season marked the third season with four full-fledged NCAA Division-III member institutions from the state of Georgia competed for the Cup.  As a team, Oglethorpe won its sixth consecutive team title with an adjusted stroke average of 296.00.  Emory used the last tournament of the season to pass LaGrange for second in the team standings with a 303.80 scoring average.  LaGrange (306.33) and Piedmont (328.08) rounded out the 2005-06 scoring.  Individually, OU's Joe Green was named the Player of the Year after edging out teammate Taylor Urbanski with a 73.82 adjusted scoring average.  Green earned his fourth consecutive spot on the All-State team while runner-up Urbanski garnered his second straight honor.  Emory's Jeremy Evans and Mike Lebow as well as Oglethorpe's Josh Kinsey, Joseph Lyda, and Danny Swanick rounded out the All-State team.
Final 2005-2006 Standings | Photo of 2005-2006 All-State Team | Photo of 2005-2006 Team Champions

2004-2005 Season In Review
The 2004-2005 Georgia Cup season was the second season in which four NCAA Division-III member schools competed for the Cup.  The end of the season saw two teams (Oglethorpe and Emory) and one individual (LaGrange's Mike Lemmo) earn bids to the NCAA Division-III National Championship in Florida.  As a team, Oglethorpe earned its fifth consecutive team title with a weighted scoring average of 296.5 which was over six shots better than runner-up Emory.  LaGrange (305.0) and Piedmont (317.1) rounded out the 2004-05 scoring.  LaGrange's Mike Lemmo earned the title of Player of the Year with a weighted scoring average of 72.94.   Joining Lemmo on the All-State team were Oglethorpe's Taylor Urbanski, Joe Green, Corey Garner, and Danny Swanick, as well as Emory's Mike Lebow & Tim Hamm.   Click here for the complete standings from the 2004-2005 season. (Microsoft Excel file)

2003-2004 Season In Review
The 2003-2004 Georgia Cup season was a banner year for men's NCAA Division-III intercollegiate golf in Georgia as the season marked the first in which four member schools vied for the Cup.  Oglethorpe won its fourth consecutive team title with a weighted scoring average of 297.81 finishing less than two shots better than runner-up Emory at 299.74.  In their first seasons as Georgia Cup participants, LaGrange (301.50) and Piedmont (328.43) finished third and fourth respectively.   OU's Trent Erb defended his Player of the Year honor by posting a 71.57 weighted scoring average.  Joining Erb on the All-State team were LaGrange's Mason Crumpler & Grey Bell, Emory's Jason Scherr & Brian Nixon, and Oglethorpe's Joe Green & Corey Garner.  Additionally, three Georgia Cup members (Oglethorpe, Emory, & LaGrange) earned spots at the NCAA Division-III National Championship Tournament in California. Click here for the complete standings from the 2003-2004 season. (Microsoft Excel file)

2002-2003 Season In Review
The 2002-2003 season marked the last Georgia Cup played between the three charter members.  The Georgia Cup set a record for rounds played with 15 rounds at seven different  tournaments.  A record 291.9 scoring average was set by Oglethorpe shattering their previous record low scoring average of 295.9 set in 2001-2002 by four strokes per round.  Trent Erb, who was runner-up to Clint Colbert of SCAD last year, claimed Player of the Year honors and was named to his third straight All-State team.  Jason Scherr of Emory claimed the runner-up spot while Oglethorpe claimed five  of the top six individual places in the final standings with freshman Joe Green finishing third, Chris Summers fourth, Corey Garner fifth and Robert Miller sixth.

2001-2002 Season In Review
This 2002-2002 Georgia Cup  was the closest competition to date.  Oglethorpe and SCAD battled from September to April with the lead never more than a handful of strokes separating the two teams.  Oglethorpe led by six strokes after the first tournament at the Tom O’Briant.  OU increased the lead to nine by picking up three strokes at the Greensboro Invitational.  SCAD shaved six strokes at Pine Needles to tighten the race.  Going into the last tournament at the Emory Invitational, Oglethorpe held a seven-stroke lead.  Oglethorpe fired an opening round 295 to pick up 12 strokes and led by 19 going into the last round.  SCAD cut eight strokes off the lead in round two but Oglethorpe held on for a narrow victory over SCAD.  Senior Clint Colbert fired a two-day 5-under 139 at Jekyll Island in mid March all but deciding the Player of the Year and earned a fourth straight All-State team berth.  Trent Erb, Corey Garner, and Chris Summers of Oglethorpe finished second, third, and fourth with Kevin Baker of SCAD finishing fifth.

2000-2001 Season In Review
The Georgia Cup  was now becoming a focal point of competition between the three in-state rivals.  A sixth tournament was added at Jekyll Island and all three rounds of Camp LeJeune’s 54-hole tournament were counted bringing the total rounds to 13.  Oglethorpe won their second Georgia Cup and Emory’s Jason Steinberg defended his Player of the Year title with an identical 75.09 scoring average from the previous season.  Steinberg edged Oglethorpe’s Robert Fink by .22 strokes, which wasn’t settled until the final day once again.  Clint Colbert from SCAD finished third, Brandon Davis of Emory finished fourth, and Trent Erb of Oglethorpe rounded out the All-State team.

1999-2000 Season In Review
The Georgia Cup significantly evolved in the 1999-2000 season from the one and two-day events to include all five tournaments in which the three teams competed in together.  The teams played twice in the fall and three more times in the spring season with Emory repeating as team winners.  A five player All-State team would be honored at the conclusion of the Emory Invitational at Royal Lakes Golf Club in April.  Jason Steinberg of Emory edged both Clint Colbert and Seth Adair of SCAD for Player of the Year honors.  Robert Fink of Oglethorpe and Mike DiLinardo of Emory tied for fourth and rounded out the first All-State team.  The Player of the Year and the All-State team was not decided until the last hole of the final round of the Emory Invitational and from that excitement the Geprgia Cup gained in stature.  Coach Fred Fruisen of SCAD kept season long team standings and individual standings that he updated after every tournament.  The players from the three individual schools were able to follow both the team and individual results from week to week.

1998-1999 Season In Review
This season’s Georgia Cup Tournament was played at the Wilmington Island Golf Club again but it was expanded to a two-day tournament.  Emory claimed the Cup with a convincing win over Oglethorpe and SCAD.  Emory had three teammates (Charles Frost, Jason Steinberg, and Mike DiLinardo) all tie for medalist honors with Frost winning the playoff on the first hole and earning Georgia Cup Player of the Year.

1997-1998 Season In Review
The Georgia Cup  was founded in the 1997-1998 season by charter members Emory University, Oglethorpe University, and Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) as a way to foster the spirit of camaraderie competition between the in-state NCAA Division-III schools.  Oglethorpe won the inaugural cup with a team total of 299.  The first medalists were 1998 All-American Tolliver Williams and Brent Bell of Oglethorpe.  The event was contested as a one-day event at the 1927 Donald Ross designed Wilmington Island Golf Club on October 5, 1997 near Savannah, Georgia.