Bethel University Athletics

AT BETHEL
• Led Bethel to a Top 3 finish at the MIAC Championships in four times in the span of six season
• Had at least two All-Conference players in five of the last six seasons
• First-place finish at the 2014 MIAC Championships
• Led Bethel to first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2015
• 2014-15 MIAC Golf Coach-of-the-Year
• 901 strokes at 2015 MIAC Championship was the lowest total team score at the conference tournament in program history
• 10 MIAC All-Conference selections betweem 2014-2016, the most in the MIAC
• 16 total MIAC All-Conference selections under coach Weber
• Four NCAA DIII Ping All-Region Recipients (Toby Robinson, Dillon John, Alex Case and Grant Exsted)
• Two members of the Bethel men's golf team finished in the Top 5 at the 2014 MIAC Championships
• All five members of the Royals squad finished among the Top 12 at the 2013 MIAC Championships
• Two Academic All-Americans (Toby Robinson, Luke Magnuson)

PLAYING CAREER
• As a senior in 2008 helped BU finish fourth at MIAC Championships
• Won first team tournament championship in 10 years in 2008
• 2008 team ranked in NCAA DIII Top 25 for first time in school history

OUTSIDE BETHEL
• Honor Caddy at Hazeltine National Golf Club in 2008-09
• Coached American Legion Baseball in Osseo from 2005-09


WHAT THEY'RE SAYING ABOUT COACH WEBER

"Tony is passionate about the game of golf.  He is constantly learning new techniques and skills so as to not only improve himself but to able to teach and educate his players. Not only is Tony a gifted and talented teacher of the game, his character and manner of conduct is what separates him from others.  His reputation is outstanding, being highly respected by other coaches, and admired by the players he works with."
-- Joel Johnson, University of Minnesota Assistant Women's Hockey Coach and former Bethel University Head Men's Hockey & Golf Coach

"Coach Weber has a winning attitude and will do whatever possible to win on and off the course. At practice and meets he is focused on the task at hand, and away from the course he acts like your good friend. These attributes helped me gain the respect I have for him as a coach, mentor, and friend."
-- Taylor Tollette, Bethel University '12

 

Last Updated: 7/26/2019