Guilford College Men's Golf

Tereshko joined Guilford's athletics staff as the Quakers head mens golf coach in September of 2014. He replaced Corey Maggard, who resigned to become assistant mens golf coach at Auburn University. Tereshko spent most of the 2013 and 2014 seasons as the mens and womens assistant golf coach at DePauw University under Vince Lazar. With Tereshko on staff, DePauw placed eighth at the 2013 and 2014 NCAA Division III Womens Golf Championships and won two North Coast Athletic Conference titles. The Tigers Paige Gooch earned First Team All-America honors from the Womens Golf Coaches Association and was one of three DePauw students tabbed as 2014 all-region selections. After graduating from Transylvania University in 2012 with an exercise science degree, Tereshko spent the fall season as interim head mens golf coach and head womens golf coach at Huntingdon (Ala.) College. Like his predecessor at Guilford, Tereshko was an accomplished golfer at Transylvania under head coach Brian Lane. (Maggard was a Transylvania assistant coach for Tereshkos first two years at the Kentucky school.) A two-time PING NCAA Division III All-American, Tereshko helped the Pioneers to second place in the 2012 Division III Championships, the best of four NCAA appearances in Tereshkos career. He also ranked among Division IIIs top-five statistical leaders in five categories that season, including stroke average. Transylvania won four Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament titles in Tereshkos tenure, including in 2012 when he won medalist honors and was named the leagues player of the year. Tereshko remains a competitive golfer and reached the Round of 32 at the 2014 United States Amateur Championship. After placing 24th in two rounds of stroke play, the Madison, Ind., native won his first match-play contest before falling to Jimmy Mullen in 23 holes. Tereshko placed sixth at the 2014 Indiana Amateur Championship. Tereshko resides in Greensboro.