AMERST, VA –Guilford College took control of the 2007 ODAC Golf Championships from the start on Saturday afternoon and only got stronger as the tournament proceeded, winning its league record-tying 10th title by 17 strokes.  The Quakers, ranked second in the nation in at least two different polls, posted a 873 three-round total to win the event.

Senior Colin Clark overcame a seven-stroke deficit to teammate Joseph Poplin to win the individual medal honors (72-73-66=211).  Clark put all six-foot six-inches of his frame to work down the stretch, birdied the final five holes to card a six-under-par 66 and win the tournament by three strokes over Poplin (68-70-76=214).  It marked the first tournament win of the season for Clark and another near miss for Poplin.  This is the third time this season that Poplin has finished as the runner-up.

Washington & Lee University's Nathaniel James and Hampden-Sydney's Bob Boykin finished in a tie for third at 216, and Roanoke College's Billy McDonald rounded out the top five at 220.