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stroke that Oregon was able to edge out
Texas El-Paso and clinch a spot in the
NCAA Championships. But this season
can’t be defined in one shot, one round or
even one specific tournament.
“You take it one stroke at a time, one
round at a time and one tourney at a time,
and it’s a culmination at the end,” head
coach Steve Nosier said. “Chris has been a
joy to have in our program and an out
standing young man. He has given us his
heart and soul.”
Carnahan didn’t have just a piece of
humble pie growing up; he ate the
whole thing.
“Golf is a humbling experience,” said
Carnahan. “Golf is basically life.. Its
ups and downs bring out the qualities in
a person.”
For a kid coming out of West Albany High
School who didn’t receive any college atten
tion until he sent out 50 letters to universities
across the nation, that would seem like a lot.
He wouldn’t have it any other way, and for a
kid living out a dream, it’s no big deal.
“I play golf,” Carnahan said. “That’s what I
do. I’m just following my dream I’ve had since
I was 6 years old. What you see is what you
get. I eat Maple Garden every day, and I do
the normal college thing, except I play golf.”
Scott Archer is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
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Finish important matters first, and
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Night Ride is now hiring.
Co-directors (2) volunteer coordina
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school year. Experience working
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