Wagner College Men's Golf

Karlsson  enters her second year at Wagner as the Director of Business and Finance where she oversees all business aspects of Wagner College's 20 varsity sports.   A native of Stockholm, Sweden, Karlsson, who earned an MBA from Wagner in May, 2015, is also entering her third season as an assistant coach for the Seahawk mens and womens golf teams.   In 2013, she earned her bachelors degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University where she was a standout golfer for the Knights, accumulating a number of accolades, including top prize at the 2012 Hawk Invitational. Team captain in both her junior and senior seasons, Karlsson led the Knights to a second-place finish at the 2012 NEC Team Tournament, while also garnering a second-place finish in the 2012 NEC Individual Tournament. In her first season with FDU, she earned First Team All-Northeast (NEC) conference accolades. Karlsson worked for two years at the Bro Hof Slott Golf Club in Stockholm, one of the top-ranked golf courses in Europe, where her duties included event planning and coordination, as well as the organization of golf tournaments. She also has experience working for the Adidas Group in the Nordic Headquarters in Stockholm, where she was in charge of communication between Nordic and Baltic countries. Karlsson graduated from FDU in May 2013 with a degree in Business Management. Prior to her time at FDU, Karlsson attended the University of Idaho from 2008-2010.         Annika Karlsson Director of Business and Finance Alma Mater: Fairleigh Dickinson, 2013 Experience: Fourth Year Annika Karlsson  enters her second year at Wagner as the Director of Business and Finance where she oversees all business aspects of Wagner College's 20 varsity sports.   A native of Stockholm, Sweden, Karlsson, who earned an MBA from Wagner in May, 2015, is also entering her third season as an assistant coach for the Seahawk mens and womens golf teams.   In 2013, she earned her bachelors degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University where she was a standout golfer for the Knights, accumulating a number of accolades, including top prize at the 2012 Hawk Invitational. Team captain in both her junior and senior seasons, Karlsson led the Knights to a second-place finish at the 2012 NEC Team Tournament, while also garnering a second-place finish in the 2012 NEC Individual Tournament. In her first season with FDU, she earned First Team All-Northeast (NEC) conference accolades. Karlsson worked for two years at the Bro Hof Slott Golf Club in Stockholm, one of the top-ranked golf courses in Europe, where her duties included event planning and coordination, as well as the organization of golf tournaments. She also has experience working for the Adidas Group in the Nordic Headquarters in Stockholm, where she was in charge of communication between Nordic and Baltic countries. Karlsson graduated from FDU in May 2013 with a degree in Business Management. Prior to her time at FDU, Karlsson attended the University of Idaho from 2008-2010.        

Boskey enters his fourth season as an assistant with the Wagner mens and womens golf teams, having graduated from Muhlenberg College in May of 2011 with a degree in Political Science. While at Muhlenberg, Boskey was a two-year member of the mens varsity golf team, where he took on a leadership position, helping coordinate and organize practice times and workout routines. Boskey was also the manager of the womens basketball team for all four years. Boskey's golf experience includes a six-year stint  as the golf shop manager at Bamm Hollow Country Club in Lincroft, NJ where he was in charge of all daily operations involving the club's pro shop. Eric Boskey Associate Head Coach Alma Mater: Muhlenberg College, 2011 Experience: Fourth Year Eric Boskey enters his fourth season as an assistant with the Wagner mens and womens golf teams, having graduated from Muhlenberg College in May of 2011 with a degree in Political Science. While at Muhlenberg, Boskey was a two-year member of the mens varsity golf team, where he took on a leadership position, helping coordinate and organize practice times and workout routines. Boskey was also the manager of the womens basketball team for all four years. Boskey's golf experience includes a six-year stint  as the golf shop manager at Bamm Hollow Country Club in Lincroft, NJ where he was in charge of all daily operations involving the club's pro shop.

Viotti , a former collegiate standout and assistant at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis, embarks on her second season as assistant golf coach for the Seahawk men's and women's golf teams.   A four-year member of Missouri-Saint Louis women's golf team, Viotti wasted little time in making her mark on the Triton program when she was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Women's Freshman and Player of the Year of the Year in 2011. That season, she tied the school record by firing a 69 in the second round of the Screaming Eagle Classic en route to earning a team-best 78.4 scoring average.   Viotti, who hails from Constantia Cape Town, South Africa, posted five top-10 finishes and placed fourth at the GLVC Championships in her sophomore season. Following a junior season that was highlighted by an eighth-place finish at the Maryville Spring Invitational, she capped her career by earning a pair of third-place finishes, at the Tritons and Ohio Valley Invitationals, respectively, during her senior season of 2013-14.   In 2014-15, Viotti, who holds dual citizenship in South Africa and Italy, served as an assistant golf coach at her alma mater. In addition to her playing and coaching career at Missouri-Saint Louis, Viotta has spent the past eight years serving as a mentor to junior golfers at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, MO.   "Daniela's extensive golf background, work ethic and positive personality, will allow her to be a major asset to our golf teams here at Wagner," said Seahawk head men's and women's golf coach Chris Fourman, who earned his second Northeast Conference Women's Golf Coach of the Year honor in 2014. "I'm confident our student-athletes will benefit greatly from having Daniela on board."   Daniela Viotti Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Missouri-Saint Louis, 2014 Experience: Second Year Daniela Viotti , a former collegiate standout and assistant at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis, embarks on her second season as assistant golf coach for the Seahawk men's and women's golf teams.   A four-year member of Missouri-Saint Louis women's golf team, Viotti wasted little time in making her mark on the Triton program when she was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Women's Freshman and Player of the Year of the Year in 2011. That season, she tied the school record by firing a 69 in the second round of the Screaming Eagle Classic en route to earning a team-best 78.4 scoring average.   Viotti, who hails from Constantia Cape Town, South Africa, posted five top-10 finishes and placed fourth at the GLVC Championships in her sophomore season. Following a junior season that was highlighted by an eighth-place finish at the Maryville Spring Invitational, she capped her career by earning a pair of third-place finishes, at the Tritons and Ohio Valley Invitationals, respectively, during her senior season of 2013-14.   In 2014-15, Viotti, who holds dual citizenship in South Africa and Italy, served as an assistant golf coach at her alma mater. In addition to her playing and coaching career at Missouri-Saint Louis, Viotta has spent the past eight years serving as a mentor to junior golfers at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, MO.   "Daniela's extensive golf background, work ethic and positive personality, will allow her to be a major asset to our golf teams here at Wagner," said Seahawk head men's and women's golf coach Chris Fourman, who earned his second Northeast Conference Women's Golf Coach of the Year honor in 2014. "I'm confident our student-athletes will benefit greatly from having Daniela on board."  

Fourman is in his seventh season as head golf coach, having earned his MBA from Wagner College in May, 2011. A native of Greenville, OH, Fourman brings a high degree of passion and technical expertise to the program, having spent three summers serving as an assistant golf professional at the Greenville Country Club and a year as an assistant golf coach. In 2011, Fourman was named the NEC Coach of the Year in a vote by his peers after guiding the Seahawks to a fifth-place finish in his first season as head coach. A tremendous student throughout his Wagner career and a member of the 2009 Northeast Conference Honor Roll, his playing days as a Seahawk included several high-water marks, most notably a top-15 finish in the 2007 Colgate Invitational. Fourman served as director of academics and compliance before becoming Wagner Colleges director of alumni relations in February, 2015.