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Welcome to the Stephanie Sprang Memorial Golf Outing Website!

 

This website is a great tool for outing participants to access information about this event anytime, anywhere. Say goodbye to back and forth emails and phone tag as everything is now in one convenient location. 

 

It was Stephanie's wish to give back to the many communities that supported her throughout her life.  This Memorial Scholarship will continue to fulfill that wish by giving back to members of the community. 

 

To have access to all information, golfers must be registered with their league on GolfLeagueGenius and can sign in with a username and password.

 

If you have any questions, please contact Golf Genius Software support.

 

Have a smartphone? Download the Golf Genius app for iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows Phone for live scoring and leaderboards!

 

Celebrity Golfers in 2015:

 

 

  

 

Joe Cooper- (Former OSU Football Player)  Linebacker

     Cooper, a criminology major, enrolled at Ohio State in the fall of 1997, but was not eligible to play that season. Played in 36-consecutive games, starting all 12 games this past season at linebacker. Cooper finished the 2000 campaign with 80 tackles, the second highest total on the team. The Buckeye co-captain and co-Most Inspirational Player was named to the All-Big Ten team and landed a third-team spot on the Associated Press All-America team.

 

 

 

 

Mike Wiley- (Former OSU Football Player)

     Wiley attended Monte Vista High School before moving to Ohio State University. Although he never played the positions before college, in his first two years he started out being tried at wide receiver andcornerback, until the coaching staff decided that running back was a better fit.[1] He earned the starter tailback job as a junior and became the team's top rusher for the next two seasons (1,235 yards as a junior and 952 yards as a senior).

     He scored touchdowns the first three times he touched the ball as a collegian while playing against Rice University in 1996 (a 49-yard reverse and receptions of 51 and 60 yards). He was a great pass catcher out of the backfield, ranking third on the team in receptions as a junior (27) and senior (14).

     Though he was only a two-year starter (22 starts), he finished a distinguished playing career after recording 2,951 rushing yards (509 attempts), 3,176 total offense yards, 4,194 all-purpose yards, ten 100-yard games, 56 receptions and 35 touchdowns. He also completed 10-of-11 career passing attempts for 225 yards and 2 touchdowns.    

 

Professional Career:  Wiley played 3 season in the NFL for the Dallas Cowboys (2000-2002).  

 

 

Devon Torrence- (Former OSU Football Player)

 

Torrence played football at Ohio State from 2007-2010 as a Safety. In all 4 years in Ohio State, He finished with 99 tackles, 4 Interceptions, 5 Forced fumbles, One Sack.

 

On July 28, 2011, Torrence signed with the Minnesota Vikings as an undrafted free agent.

 

Torrence currently plays minor league baseball for the Kansas City Royals.