IFC golf for the 2002-2003 year has come and gone. In a great effort this year, Pi Kappa Phi finished second. The low scorer for this year's team was Tommy Summers. He lit up a difficult and sometimes treacherous Wolf Creek golf course with an 80. Scott Peavey and Scott Morrill shot 87 and 95 respectively, and David Kelly turned in an astronomical 106 for a best of three scores total of 262 that secured Pi Kappa Phi second place and a wide margin over third place Kappa Sigma and fourth place Chi Phi.

This year's trophy race has now come to a conclusion. iFC basketball was played March 25th & 26th; it was the final iFC sport whose points counted towards the 2001-2002 iFC season. Below is a list of all 11 iFC sports played this past season, the position we finished in, and a few facts from the season. Please keep in mind that there are 4 teams that participate in iFC sports on the GSW campus.

Tennis-1st
Pool-1st
Football-2nd
Basketball-2nd
Ping Pong-2nd
Volleyball-2nd
Soccer-2nd
Softball-3rd
Bowling-3rd
Golf-4th
Putt Putt-4th

• Pi Kappa Phi finished 2nd in the overall iFC trophy race for the 3rd consecutive season.
• Pi Kappa Phi finished ahead of Sigma Chi Fraternity in 9 out of 11 sports played (putt-putt & golf being the only 2 they defeated us in).
• Pi Kappa Phi won iFC tennis for the 3rd consecutive year.
• Pi Kappa Phi came in 2nd in Ping Pong, breaking its streak of 7 consecutive 1st place victories.
• iFC putt-putt will no longer exist; it has been replaced with iFC Badminton.
• Pi Kappa Phi brother Christopher Stone Wiggins played another season with the Georgia Southwestern State University Hurricane basketball team, and helped them reach the NAiA National Championship tournament.