INDIANAPOLIS – University of Indianapolis senior Seth Fair (Brownsburg, Ind./Brownsburg) has been named the 2010 Great Lakes Valley Conference Men’s Golfer of the Year. Fair headlines the 2010 All-GLVC Men’s Golf Team finalized by the league’s coaches on Friday.

 

Fair, in 30 rounds during the regular season, posted a 72.3 scoring average and finished in the top five in seven of the 12 events in which he competed. Included in his top-five finishes were a win at The Jewell, a runner-up finish at the Butler Invite and a third-place finish at the D2 Preview and GLVC Championships.

 

In head-to-head competition with GLVC opponents, Fair was 261-12 and he helped the Greyhounds to a runner-up finish at the GLVC Championships. In addition, Fair has been named a Byron Nelson Award Finalist and most recently earned a spot in the NCAA D-II National Championships as an individual competitor.

 

Fair is one of ten All-GLVC selections this season. He was joined as an All-GLVC honoree by four other golfers following the completion of the GLVC tournament. Those four included Drury’s Kyle Martin and Andrew Funk, Northern Kentucky’s Danny Lewis and Rockhurst’s Clarke Fry.

 

Five additional All-GLVC members have been selected by a vote of the league’s 14 head coaches. Those honorees include Drury’s Thomas Hay, Lewis’ Casey Pyne, Missouri-St. Louis’ Matt Rau, UIndy’s Aaron Monson and UW-Parkside’s Andy Hansen.

 

Bellarmine’s Bryan Ratterman has been named the 2010 GLVC Men’s Freshman Golfer of the Year. Ratterman finished the regular season with a 74.80 scoring average and finished in the top 20 in five of the ten tournaments in which the Knights competed. He won the Transylvania Fall Invitational, finishing first among 61 golfers, and also paced the Knights at the GLVC Championships by finishing tied for 17th.

 

Northern Kentucky Head Coach Daryl Landrum has been named the 2010 GLVC Coach of the Year by a vote of his peers. Landrum, in his 13th season as the men’s golf coach for the Norse, paced NKU to the school’s fifth GLVC Championship in 2010 and third league title in the past five seasons. The Norse won the GLVC crown at Otter Creek by five strokes over defending champion UIndy.

 

 

Seth Fair, UIndy

Clarke Fry, Rockhurst

Andrew Funk, Drury
Danny Lewis, Northern Kentucky
Kyle Martin, Drury
 

 

Andy Hansen, UW-Parkside

Thomas Hay, Drury

Aaron Monson, UIndy

Casey Pyne, Lewis

Matt Rau, Missouri-St. Louis

 

GLVC Player of the Year: Seth Fair, UIndy

GLVC Freshman of the Year: Bryan Ratterman, Bellarmine

GLVC Coach of the Year: Daryl Landrum, Northern Kentucky