Manhattanville University Athletics

2011-12: A Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar for the second straight year and an All-Freedom Conference first-team honoree for the third time … posted a career-best 77.9 scoring average in a program-record 23 rounds to rank third on the team and seventh on the school single-season list … recorded six top-10s and a team-best 10 top-20 finishes on the season … finished his decorated career fifth in program history with a 78.73 scoring average, doing so in a program-record 80 rounds … shot a season-best round of 74 for the first time on day two of the Hamilton Quadrangular (9/3-4) to earn his first top-10 of the year … carded rounds of 76 and 74 to finish in a tie for ninth at Williams (9/24-25) … posted a 74 on day two of the Freedom Conference Championships (4/28-29) to tie for fourth place and earn his fourth straight All-Freedom recognition … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2010-11: A Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar and an All-Freedom Conference second-team honoree … played in all 21 rounds as a junior co-captain, finishing second on the team by averaging 78.3 strokes per round in 11 events … posted two of the four lowest rounds in program history … had a pair of top-five finishes to go with four top-10s and seven top-20 finishes … started out the year with rounds of 79 and 75 to take fifth place at the Hamilton Quadrangular (9/4-5) … posted the second-lowest round in school history with a one-under 71 on day one of the Williams Invitational (9/25-26) … followed that up with another 71 and a 77 to take second place out of 88 golfers at the Hamilton Fall Invitational (10/9-10) … posted rounds of 85 and 79 to take ninth place and earn his third straight All-Conference honor at the Freedom Conference Championship (4/30-5/1) … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2009-10: A GCAA PING All-Region selection … named Freedom Conference Player of the Year and an All-Conference first-team pick … was the only Valiant to play all 21 rounds, and led the team with a 78.0 scoring average that ranks fourth on the school’s single-season list … finished in the top-20 in 10 of 13 events, along with one win, three top-fives and six top-10 performances … shot a 76 to take fifth out of 97 golfers at the Moravian Fall Invitational (9/17) … went 76-77–153 to place seventh out of 104 golfers at the Duke Nelson Invitational (9/26-27) … shot an 81 to earn third place against Elmhurst (3/25) … carded a round of 77 on the way to a ninth-place finish at the Susquehanna Spring Invitational (4/15) … shot a career-best round of 72 on day one and followed with a 77 to earn medalist honors and leads the Valiants to first place at the Freedom Conference Championship (5/1-2) … shot 82-78–160 to place 107th at the NCAA Div. III Championships (5/11-12) … named to the MAC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
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2008-09: Took part in nine events as a freshman, averaging 81.6 per round and earning six top-20 finishes … named to the All-Freedom Conference first team by placing sixth at the year-end Freedom Conference Championships (4/26-27), thanks to a day-two 76 … shot dual 80s to place 57th in his first collegiate tournament, the Duke Nelson Invitational (9/13-14) … finished with a 78 on the way to an 18th-place finish at the Moravian Fall Invitational (9/19) … placed 16th at the ECAC Metro/Upstate NY Championship (9/27-28) with two more 80s … tied for the team’s season-low with a season-best 74 on day two of the Manhattanville/NYU Invitational (10/11-12), placing 20th overall.
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High School: A 2008 graduate of Stuart Hall High School … played three years of golf for the Knights … named second-team All-Bay Conference as a freshman and earned All-Conference first-team honors as a sophomore and junior … twice qualified for the North Coast Sectional Championships … was an honor roll student in high school.

Personal: Born August 16, 1989 … son of Michael and Sydney Cresci … majoring in business management with a history minor at Manhattanville.