Sam Morton Class: Senior Hometown: Centerville, OH High School: Centerville

2006-07
Served as the team's co-captain...ranked third on the team in stroke average (77.7), second in total rounds played (27) and tied for fifth with a 72 for best individual round...was one of two UD golfers to play in every round during the spring season...had the second best stroke average during the spring season at 78.9...began the year wit ha 75-73-74 at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational...added a 73-77-75 from the Austin Peay Intercollegiate, finishing tied for 39th...shot a 75-77 at the Western Carolina Intercollegiate to finish tied for 33rd...in the spring, led the Flyers at the CSU Spring Kickoff with an 86-81-80...tied for 55th at the Lonnie D. Small Classic shooting 81-78...tied for 55th again at the Samford Intercollegiate shooting 77-74-86...added a 74-74-77 from the Eastern Kentucky Intercollegiate, finishing tied for 45th...tied for 34th at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with an 85-81...best finish and round of the year came at the UD Spring Invitational after rallying with scores of 83-77-72 to finish tied for eighth...closed his Dayton career with a 78-81-75 at the 2007 Atlantic 10 Men's Golf Championship finishing tied for 48th.

2005-06
Morton competed in two tournaments for the Flyers, shooting six rounds...his low score of the season, 72 which was shot at the John Dallio Memorial Invitational was also a new career best...his best finish was 65th at the John Dallio Memorial Invitational...recorded a 79.2 stroke average.

2004-2005
Morton competed in five tournaments, playing eight rounds...best finish was a tie for 4th at the UD Fall Invitational...shot his low round of the year of 75 at the UD Invitational...averaged 78.0 strokes per round.

High School
Morton played four years of Golf and two years of Volleyball at Centerville...his junior and senior years he was first team all-conference...he finished in first place in the 2001 AAU National Golf Championships.

Personal
Son of Rick and Kelley Morton...born October 9, 1985...majoring in Civil Engineering.

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