2012-13 utsa men's golf media guide

Introduction

UTSA Golf Courses _________________________ 2-3

Lone Star Invitational _________________________4

UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ____________________5

Roster ______________________________________6

Schedule ____________________________________7

This Is UTSA

UTSA _____________________________________ 8-9

Campus Life _____________________________10-11

Campus Recreation _______________________12-13

Academic Services _______________________14-15

Career Services __________________________16-17

Athletic Medicine ___________________________18

Strength & Conditioning ______________________19

UTSA Spirit ______________________________20-21

A New Home _______________________________22

Conference USA ____________________________23

Building Champions _________________________24

NCAA Host Institution ________________________25

San Antonio _____________________________26-29

NCAA Compliance __________________________30

Meet the Roadrunners

Head Coach John Knauer _________________32-33

Director of Golf Development Bill Rogers ________34

Assistant Coach Ian Parnaby __________________35

Xabier Basañez __________________________36-37

Martin Board ____________________________38-39

Nicko Dodd _____________________________40-41

Mitchell Griffin ___________________________42-43

Taylor Koser _____________________________44-45

Reed Stegall _____________________________46-47

Stanton Tondre ___________________________48-49

Ryan Werre _____________________________50-51

Brett Hogan ________________________________52

Garrison Lackey ____________________________53

J.J. Lindsey _________________________________54

Lynn Hickey ________________________________55

Dr. Ricardo Romo ___________________________56

History & Records

2012 Fall Review ________________________58-59

2011-12 Season Review __________________60-63

Conference Honor Roll _______________________64

Conference/NCAA History ___________________65

All-Time Team Championships _________________66

Year-by-Year Results _______________________67-75

Team/Individual Records _____________________76

UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Records ____________77

Lone Star Invitational Records _________________78

All-Time Letterwinners ________________________79

Roadrunners in the Pros ______________________80

Table of ConTenTs

CrediTs

The 2012-13 UTSA Men’s Golf Guide was designed, written and edited by Assistant AD/Athletics Communications Kyle Stephens with assistance from head coach John Knauer and former Athletics Communications Intern Nathan Sinclair.PhotographyBryan Bullon, Elizabeth Dalton, Jeff Huehn, Mark McClendon, San Antonio Convention & Visitor’s Bureau, supporting golf courses.

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Briggs Ranch Golf Club7,206 Yards • Par 72

The home of the UTSA golf teams, Briggs Ranch Golf Club is ranked by Golfweek as the best residential golf course in Texas and sixth in the U.S. This Tom Fazio signature course offers every player a challenge, yet may be their best golf experience ever. Fazio has enhanced the natural terrain, creating a course that seems to be in continuous motion. UTSA hosts the Lone Star Invitational at Briggs Ranch each October.

Oak Hills Country Club6,765 Yards • Par 71

Nestled within 200 acres of majestic oak trees and rolling hills within San Antonio’s Medical Center, Oak Hills Country Club is one of the most storied and respected courses in the country. A.W. Tillinghast’s trademark style is evident with tree-lined fairways, bunker-protected greens and contoured putting surfaces. Oak Hills has hosted 24 PGA Tour events and has been the home of the Champions Tour AT&T Championship since 2002. The UTSA

Oak Hills Invitational is held here each February.

TPC san anTonioAT&T Oaks Course: 7,522 Yards • Par 72AT&T Canyons Course: 7,406 Yards • Par 72

TPC San Antonio opened in January 2010 with 36 holes of golf designed by two of golf’s most innovative architects: Pete Dye and Greg Norman. Situated on 2,800 rolling acres at the base of the beautiful Texas Hill Country, both the AT&T Canyons Course by Pete Dye and AT&T Oaks Course by Greg Norman were built with the infrastructure to be host venues

for PGA Tour tournaments.

The Club at SonterraCanyon Creek Course: 6,359 Yards • Par 72

North Course: 7,070 Yards • Par 72

Located on the edge of the beautiful Texas Hill Country, the Club at Sonterra is home to a pair of gorgeous and grandiose courses. The North Course is built on fairly flat terrain and features wide fairways lined by many large oak trees that can affect shots. The Canyon Creek Course requires good aim and is highlighted by numerous elavation changes, sand bunkers

and fast, sloping greens.

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San Antonio Country Club6,833 Yards • Par 72

Designed in 1907 by Alex Findlay, the exclusive San Antonio Country Club features narrow, tree-lined fairways and small greens on a challenging, yet traditional layout. Water hazards come into play on a few holes and numerous strategically-placed sand bunkers will test each player’s

shot-making ability.

La Cantera Golf ClubResort Course: 7,021 Yards • Par 72Palmer Course: 6,926 Yards • Par 71

Situated atop one of the highest points in San Antonio and across Loop 1604 from the UTSA campus, La Cantera Golf Club showcases two breathtaking courses. Designed by Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf, the Resort Course hosted the PGA Tour’s Valero Texas Open from 1995-2009 and was named one of the top 10 public access courses by Golf Magazine. Pristinely perched on the edge of the Texas Hill Country, the Arnold Palmer-designed Palmer Course, offers spectacular scenery.

Dominion Country Club6,937 Yards • Par 72

Set among rolling ranchland and majestic live oaks, Dominion Country Club incorporates 25 acres of man-made lakes created to enhance the area’s natural beauty. The course employs a unique tee-off system, labeled the “4-Tee Challenge System” by course designer Bill Johnston. Four separate and strategically-located tees on each hole both challenge and reward players of varying skills. The Dominion hosted a Champions Tour event for 17 years and serves as the home

course for the Futures Tour’s Texas Hill Country Classic.

Hill Country Golf ClubThe Oaks: 3,438 Yards • Par 36

The Creeks: 3,429 Yards • Par 36The Lakes: 3,502 Yards • Par 36

The Hill Country Golf Club meets all the standards of a truly great golf San Antonio golf resort course. The course is a beautiful, dramatic and balanced 27-hole facility designed by the nationally acclaimed golf course architectural firm, Arthur Hills and Associates. Set on 200 acres, it features a wide-ranging terrain with rolling meadows, steep hillsides, wooded ravines and tree-shaded plateaus, as well as the tranquil threat of lakes and ponds.

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lone sTar inviTaT ionalOct. 14-16, 2012

Hill cOuntry GOlf club

6,931 Yards • Par 72

Team Standings1 __ Houston ________________ 298-293-275—866 (+2)2 __ North Texas ____________ 284-295-291—870 (+6)3 __ Denver ________________ 287-295-299—881 (+17)4 __ Central Arkansas _______ 293-292-300—885 (+21)5 __ Arizona _______________ 297-300-289—886 (+22)6 __ Texas State ____________ 293-299-296—888 (+24)7 __ UTSA _________________ 290-299-300—889 (+25)8 __ Stephen F. Austin _______ 306-303-295—904 (+40)9 __ Rice __________________ 305-299-301—905 (+41)____ Sacramento State _______ 295-299-311—905 (+41)

11 _ Southern Miss __________ 298-300-309—907 (+43)12 _ Utah Valley ____________ 303-303-304—910 (+46)13 _ Houston Baptist ________ 302-314-297—913 (+49)14 _ Illinois State ___________ 313-305-297—915 (+51)15 _ New Mexico State _________________306-304-DNF

Individual Top Five1 __ Rodolfo Cazaubon, North Texas _ 68-70-74—212 (-4)2 __ Stanton Tondre, UTSA _________70-74-70 —214 (-2)____ Carlos Ortiz, North Texas _____69-75-70—214 (-2)____ Curtis Reed, Houston __________75-70-69—214 (-2)____ Roman Robledo, Houston ______75-71-68—214 (-2)

2012 lone sTar inviTaTional final resUlTs


UTsa oak Hills inviTaT ionalfeb. 11-12, 2013

Oak Hills cOuntry club

6,765 Yards • Par 71

Team Standings1 __ Texas Tech ______________ 290-287-282—859 (+7)2 __ Oklahoma _____________ 288-284-290—862 (+10)3 __ Baylor ________________ 292-284-289—865 (+13)4 __ Louisiana-Lafayette ______ 286-294-293—873 (+21)____ North Texas ___________ 297-293-283—873 (+21)6 __ Wichita State __________ 289-297-288—874 (+22)7 __ Louisiana Tech _________ 294-294-292—880 (+28)8 __ Texas State ____________ 296-293-293—882 (+30)9 __ Houston _______________ 292-297-295—884 (+32)10 _ Southeastern Louisiana __ 295-298-295—888 (+36)11 _ Tulsa _________________ 302-300-288—890 (+38)

12 _ UTSA _________________ 303-295-294—892 (+40)____ Iowa State _____________ 302-289-301—892 (+40)14 _ Kansas State ___________ 306-290-301—897 (+45)15 _ Rice __________________ 312-305-301—918 (+66)

Individual Top Five1 __ Joakim Mikkelsen, Baylor* _____71-71-68—210 (-3)____ Clement Sordet, Texas Tech ____73-71-66—210 (-3)3 __ Carlos Ortiz, North Texas _____75-69-67—211 (-2)4 __ Tyler Gann, Wichita State _____70-71-71—212 (-1)5 __ Finley Ewing IV, Texas Tech ____ 74-69-70—213 (E)

2012 oak Hills inviTaTional final resUlTs


2012-13 rosTerName Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp. Hometown/Previous School(s)

Xabier Basañez 6-0 185 So.-RS Caracas, Venezuela/Lycee Franco Costaricien

Martin Board 6-0 205 So.-1L Midland, Texas/Midland HS

Nicko Dodd 5-8 155 Sr.-3L Sugar Land, Texas/Strake Jesuit HS

Mitchell Griffin 6-0 155 Sr.-3L Driftwood, Texas/Dripping Springs HS

Brett Hogan 5-10 160 Fr.-HS Calgary, Alberta/Bishop O’Byrne HS

Taylor Koser 6-2 175 Sr.-3L Rice Lake, Wis./Rice Lake HS

Garrison Lackey 6-3 180 So.-TR Weslaco, Texas/Weslaco HS/Texarkana College

J.J. Lindsey 6-0 160 Fr.-HS Adkins, Texas/Home School

Reed Stegall 5-9 150 So.-1L San Angelo, Texas/Central HS

Stanton Tondre 5-9 160 Sr.-1L Castroville, Texas/Medina Valley HS/Odessa College

Ryan Werre 5-11 160 Jr.-2L Redcliff, Alberta/Eagle Butte HS

Head Coach: John Knauer (fifth year, Texas A&M ‘95)

Director of Golf Development: Bill Rogers (fifth year, Houston ‘73)

Assistant Coach: Ian Parnaby (fourth year, Tennessee ‘04)

Xabier Basañez

2012-13 UTsa roadrUnners

Garrison Lackey

Martin Board

J.J. Lindsey

Nicko Dodd

Reed Stegall

Mitchell Griffin

Stanton Tondre

Brett Hogan

Ryan Werre

Taylor Koser

John Knauer


FallDate Event Course Location __________

Sept. 10-11 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate Hattiesburg C.C. Hattiesburg, Miss.

Sept. 28-29 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate New Mexico Championship G.C. Albuquerque, N.M.

Oct. 14-16 Lone Star Invitational Hill Country G.C. San Antonio, Texas

Oct. 22-23 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate NMSU G.C. Las Cruces, N.M.

SpringDate Event Course Location __________

Feb. 4-5 Rice Intercollegiate Westwood G.C. Houston, Texas

Feb. 11-12 UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Oak Hills C.C. San Antonio, Texas

Feb. 22-24 Bayou City Collegiate Championship Redstone G.C. Humble, Texas

March 4-5 Louisiana Classics Oakbourne C.C. Lafayette, La.

March 15-16 Border Olympics Laredo C.C. Laredo, Texas

April 8-9 Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas

April 29-May 1 WAC Championship Rio Secco G.C. Henderson, Nev.

May 16-18 NCAA Regional TBD Pre-determined sites

May 28-June 2 NCAA Championship Capital City Club - Crabapple Atlanta, Ga.

Home events in bold • schedule subject to change

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General infOrmatiOn

Name _______ The University of Texas at San AntonioLocation ______________________San Antonio, TexasFounded _________________________________ 1969Enrollment ____________30,968 (26,268 undergrad.)President _______________________ Dr. Ricardo RomoAlma Mater ___________________________ Texas ‘67Athletic Director ______________________ Lynn HickeyAlma Mater _________________ Ouachita Baptist ‘73NCAA Faculty Representative _____ Dr. Gregg MichelAffiliation _______________________ NCAA Division IConference ______________________ Western AthleticNickname __________________________ RoadrunnersMascot ____________________Rowdy the RoadrunnerColors _ Navy Blue (289), Orange (1665) and White

QUiCk faCTsteam infOrmatiOn

Head Coach _______________John Knauer (5th year)Alma Mater ______________________Texas A&M ‘95Office Phone ____________________ (210) 458-4198E-mail _____________________ [email protected] of Golf Development ___________ Bill Rogers Alma Mater _________________________Houston ‘73Assistant Coach ______________________ Ian Parnaby Alma Mater _______________________ Tennessee ‘04First Season ______________________________ 1983All-Time Tournament Championships ____________ 20

atHletics cOmmunicatiOns

Assistant AD/Men’s Golf Contact _____ Kyle StephensOffice Phone ____________________ (210) 458-4551Office Fax ______________________ (210) 458-4569E-mail ____________________ [email protected]____________________________ goUTSA.comMailing Address ____UTSA Athletics Communications_______________________________ One UTSA Circle_______________________ San Antonio, Texas 78249

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About utSAThe University of Texas at San Antonio was founded on June 5, 1969, by the Texas Legislature to be a “university of the first class.”

UTSA serves the San Antonio metropolitan area and the broader region of South Texas through programs and services offered from its four campuses: Main Campus, Downtown Campus, Hemisfair Park Campus and Park West Campus.

With more than 31,000 students enrolled in 135 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, UTSA is the third-largest component in The University of Texas System.

UTSA lists an enrollment of 30,968 (26,268) undergraduates) for Spring 2012, making it the eighth-largest school in the state of Texas.

UTSA offers 135 degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels in the colleges of Architecture, Business, Education and Human Development, Engineering, Honors, Liberal and Fine Arts, Public Policy, Sciences and in the Graduate School.

The university’s four campuses provide access and opportunity for large numbers of historically underserved students. More than half of UTSA’s students come from groups underrepresented in higher education. Many students are the first in their families to attend a college or university.

As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business professionals, teachers, scientists and technology managers, UTSA has produced more than 81,000 graduates since awarding its first degree in 1974.

UTSA has a total of 622 budgeted tenure/tenure-track faculty positions. Ninety-eight percent of full-time faculty hold doctorates or equivalent terminal degrees. UTSA has a total of 40 endowed academic positions, a measure of academic excellence. They include 15 distinguished chairs, six chairs, six distinguished professorships, nine professorships and one faculty fellowship

In addition to the educational advantages UTSA offers, its economic impact directly and indirectly produces 1.2 billion in annual business revenues and supports an estimated 15,720 jobs in the San Antonio metropolitan statistical area. Purchases by UTSA in 2011 totaled $78 million, with $16.8 million or 21 percent designated or obtained from historically underutilized business (HUB) vendors.

Dr. Ricardo Romo, a San Antonio native, became UTSA’s fifth president in 1999 and is the first Hispanic president in the

university’s history.

Sources: UTSA Office of University Communications

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UTSA opened the 11-acre Downtown Campus in 1997.

In 1973 construction began on UTSA’s original campus, now known as the Main Campus, on a 600-acre tract in the rolling

foothills of San Antonio’s northwest side

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T h i s i s U T s A

Mission sTATeMenTThe University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions, serving as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development for Texas, the nation and the world.

univerSity Center

UTSA has plans for $157 million in construction during the next two years.

Research and sponsored programs expenditures at UTSA increased to more than $79.4 million in 2011, a 64.9 percent increase during the last five years.

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UTSA has four housing complexes on its Main Campus offering several styles of group living. On-campus housing accommodates approximately 3,700 students. Students living on-campus are close to classrooms, the student center, food courts, library, athletics facilities and the student recreation center.

Chaparral Village and Laurel Village are the two newest on-campus residences and both offer two- and four-bedroom suites with cable television, high speed Internet and kitchenettes, study rooms, a computer lab, a swimming pool and basketball courts. A new 618-bed residence — San Saba Hall — currently is under construction.

The UTSA Libraries offer personalized research assistance and a wide variety of study spaces through locations at the Main Campus, Downtown Campus and the HemisFair Park Campus. Students have access to 1.8 million volumes, including 800,000 e-books, 70,000 serial subscriptions, more than 300 online databases and 54,000 audiovisual items.

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The Recreation and Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art 300,000 square-foot facility housing a wide variety of programs and facilities from fitness and aquatics centers, basketball, racquetball and beach volleyball courts to massage studios and a rock-climbing wall.

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UTSA students, faculty and staff have many options for dining on campus.

Real Food on Campus at Roadrunner Café, located adjacent to Chaparral Village, is an all-you-care-to-eat residential restaurant that includes a deli, brick oven pizza and stir-fry.

The University Center (UC) Food Court houses Chili’s Too, Taco Cabana, Panda Express and Burger King, while Starbucks, Subway and a C3 Convenience Store are a short walk away.

The John Peace Library (JPL) Food Court houses Chick-fil-A, Subway, Sushic-The Sushi Company, Starbucks, Smoothie King, Bene Pizza & Pasta and a C3 Convenience Store.

Other on-campus dining options include Smoothie King inside the Recreation and Wellness Center, Einstein Bros. Bagels in the Biotechnology, Sciences & Engineering Building, Extreme Pita in the Business Building and a Subway, Grille Works, Bene Pizza & Pasta, Home Zone, Monterey Cafe, and C3 Convenience Store at the Downtown Campus.

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The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center received the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association Outstanding Facility Award in 2009.

reCreAt ion & WellneSS Center

The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center houses more than 24,000 square feet of weight and cardio space.

The UTSA Recreation & Wellness Center is one of the largest campus recreation centers in the state of Texas, containing nearly 300,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space. The facility consists of six program areas — fitness and wellness, open recreation, intramural sports, club sports, outdoor pursuits and aquatics.

Campus Recreation offers personal training, fitness assessments, nutritional guidance and group exercise for no additional fee. Group exercise consists of more than 25 classes ranging from yoga to kickboxing.

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The 18,000 square-foot cardio room features numerous

machines ranging from tread mills, ellipticals and stationary

bikes to rowers and spin bikes.

The Outdoor Aquatics Center features a three-lane lap pool, leisure pool, lazy river, hot tubs, ample lounge space, a pair of beach volleyball courts and a basketball court.

The jogging track, one-sixth of a mile in length, circles above four

regulation basketball courts.

The 54-foot rock-climbing wall is the largest of its kind on any campus in the state of Texas.

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A foCUs on ACAdeMiCsMission stateMent

Team Academics was established in order to provide academic services for student-athletes. We provide the necessary academic support services for all student-athletes to be successful in the classroom and pursue an undergraduate degree while competing as an athlete. The center is dedicated to the academic and personal development of all student-athletes.

Consistent with the mission of the University of Texas at San Antonio, the Athletics Department is committed to provide an environment in which student-athletes can be successful academically, athletically and socially. In doing so, the department dedicates itself to absolute compliance with the rules of the University of Texas System, the university, the Southland Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

Vision stateMent

The UTSA Athletics Department will be successful in its mission when …

• Student-athletes achieve academically and compete athletically at the highest level and are prepared with skills for life.

• It achieves a level of social responsibility, honesty and integrity higher than is expected by the public and is required by laws, policies, guidelines and rules.

• Athletics is the focal point for school identity, pride and spirit among students, faculty, staff, alumni and the surrounding community.

• The community benefits from public service, affordable entertainment and economic growth derived from athletics.

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UTSA student-athletes have earned numerous academic awards during the past decade. A league-best 27 Roadrunners have been named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year in their respective sports, the league’s top honor for academic and athletics success. UTSA has had 15 student-athletes chosen as a Capitol One Academic All-American, one of the top honors that can be bestowed upon a collegiate athlete, while 31 have earned Academic All-District accolades since 2003. In the last nine years, 696 student-athletes have been named to the Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll, including a school-record 131 in the 2010-11 academic year.

ACAdeMiC ServiCeS

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In April 2009, a state-of-the-art academic learning

center opened its doors to UTSA student-athletes. The

4,000 square-foot James and Catherine Bodenstedt

Athletic Learning Center houses five study carrels,

two large conference rooms, a classroom, computer

lab and office space for the Academic Services staff.

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Colin Howlett is in his third year as Associate Athletics Director for Academic Services at UTSA. He is responsible for overseeing academic support services for the entire department.

Howlett came to UTSA from Virginia Tech, where he was a member of the Student-Athlete Academic Support Services for 13 years. He began his tenure as Assistant Director in August 1997 and served in that capacity until his promotion to Associate Director in August 2001. He also was the Interim Director from July 2008-January 2009.

While in Blacksburg, Howlett was responsible for developing and implementing academic success programs and providing academic, career and personal counseling to student-athletes in the sports of football, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. He also assisted in the planning and development of the department’s Learning Assistance Program, served as the liaison to the Registrar’s Office and to the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities and helped coordinate the tutorial, peer mentor and study hall programs for all student-athletes.

Prior to his tenure at Virginia Tech, Howlett was an Academic/Athletic Counselor at Maine from 1996-97. He also spent two years at Austin Peay where he served as an Academic Services Intern from 1994-95 and as the Interim Compliance Coordinator for six months before joining the staff at Maine.

Howlett earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis on human resource management from Susquehanna University in 1990. He received a master’s degree in health and physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration from Southern Mississippi in 1994.

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Why do employers seek student-athletes? Student-Athletes possess many of the skills and abilities which are often sought by organization recruiters. Characteristics such as mental toughness, self-confidence, and performing under pressure are needed to be successful in any workplace. Listed below are additional qualities athletes can transfer from the playing field into the workplace.

tEn QualitiES of tEam PlayErS• Time management • Teamwork• Goal-directed• Competitive• Confidence• Persistence and endurance• Loyalty• Discipline• Ability to accept constructive criticism• Resilience

Adapted from: Bohac, Jennifer. Career Game Plan for Student-Athletes, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2000.

CAReeR seRviCesConnecting UTsA student-Athletes to Career development Resources

“there are more than 380,000 student-athletes and most of them go pro in something other than sports.” — NCAA Public Service Announcement

The mission of the UTSA University Career Center is to assist students and alumni in identifying and developing the skills necessary to pursue lifelong career goals.

The Career Center provides comprehensive career planning, job search skill development and a wide range of tools and resources designed to assist students and alumni in conducting a successful job search.

The Career Center’s website, hireroadrunners.com, contains full-time professional, internship, co-op, work-study and part-time job listings, which are updated daily.

Dozens of employers visit campus each year to interview UTSA students for full-time professional positions, as well as intern, co-op and other jobs. Multiple career fairs are held each semester and are attended by hundreds of employers from a variety of disciplines. These events offer information on full- and part-time jobs, internships and more.

The Career Center employs a total of 11 career counselors, one of which, Stefanie Cisneros, is dedicated to serving student-athletes at UTSA. Individual career counseling appointments are available with counselors to discuss any aspect of your career development. They will use a variety of methods to help you learn more about career interests, including free online career assessments.

In addition, career counselors can assist you in developing job search skills such as resumé writing, interview preparation and networking skills. Throughout the year, a variety of workshops are offered on various career-related topics, including several designed specifically for student-athletes.

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Stefanie Cisneros is in her fifth year as career counselor for all UTSA student-athletes and her 12th year as a staff member at the UTSA Career Center Office.

During her tenure, Cisneros has had the opportunity to speak to national audiences through professional presentations at the Southern Association of Colleges and Employers Annual Conference, the American Humanics Management Institute, the California Association for Counseling and Development Regional Conference and as a co-presenter at the National Careers Conference. Her most recent presentation, “Transfer the Magic from Playing Field to Career Field”, addressed the career development needs of student-athletes and best practices for working effectively with student-athlete populations and athletics departments.

Cisneros is currently involved in several professional organizations, including memberships in the National Career Development Association (NCDA), Southern Association of Colleges and Employers (SoACE), National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE) and the Texas Cooperative Education and Internship Association (TXCEIA).

Cisneros graduated from UTSA in 2001 with a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology and completed a master of arts degree in community counseling from UTSA in 2008.

Career Center partner organizationsHundreds of employers converge on the UTSA campus each year to participate in career fairs, information sessions and networking events and as guest speakers for workshops and in classrooms.

Listed below is a sampling of just a few of the organizations with which the Career Center partners. Organizations marked with an asterisk have previously hired UTSA student-athletes for internships or full-time positions.

AT&T *bp Energy *

Capital Group CompaniesCIA

CPS EnergyDeloitte and Touche, LLP *

Enterprise *Ernst & Young LLP

FBIFrost Bank

Harlandale ISDHEB

Hyatt Hotels and Resorts *Judson ISD *KPMG LLP

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment *Medtronic *

Microsoft CorporationNASA

National Security AgencyNew York Life Northeast ISD

Northrop GrummanNorthside ISD

Northwestern MutualNuStar Energy

Padgett Stratemann & Co., LLPPape-Dawson

Pepsi Bottling GroupPlanto Roe Financial Services, Inc.

RaytheonSan Antonio ISD

Sapient Financial GroupSouthwest ISD

Southwest Research InstituteSouth San Antonio ISDSportball Systems, Inc.

Spurs Sports and EntertainmentTarget Corporation *

TCEQ Tesoro Companies, Inc.

ToyotaUnion Pacific Railroad

United States Census BureauU.S. Department of State

U.S. MarshalsUSAA

Valero Energy CorporationVeteran’s Administration

Walgreens *Walt Disney World

Wells FargoWestinYMCA

Zachry Holdings, Inc.

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utSa student-athletes receive care from a centralized training center, which has state-of-

the-art therapeutic modalities and rehabilitation equipment to give them the best care available.

The UTSA Athletic Training Department is committed to providing the highest standard of sports medicine care to all Roadrunners student-athletes. This includes education, prevention, evaluation, recognition, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses associated with athletic participation. Referral necessary for additional medical and psychological evaluation and treatment is also provided. The athletics training staff is dedicated to this mission and compliance with UTSA, Southland Conference and NCAA rules and regulations.

The UTSA training staff works under the direction of Associate Athletics Director for Athletic Medicine, Jerry Greeson. All of the physicians that work with the training staff come from the University of Texas Health Science Center Medical School and those physicians, along with selected non-physicians, compose the sports medicine team.

The training staff is responsible for the care, prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries, taping and wrapping procedures, emergency situations should they occur, attendance of practices and home and away events that occur to 16 intercollegiate sports. UTSA student-athletes receive care from a centralized training center which has state-of-the-art therapeutic modalities and rehabilitation equipment to give student-athletes the best care available.

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utSa student-athletes are running faster and getting stronger thanks to a commitment to an enhanced strength and conditioning program

and a new weight room.

Mission sTATeMenTThe UTSA Strength & Conditioning Department provides athletes the means by which they can train consistently, sensibly and systematically over designated periods of time in a safe, clean and professional environment to help prevent injury and improve athletics performance.

phiLosophyThe philosophy of the University of Texas at San Antonio strength & conditioning program adheres strictly to the three proven scientific principles of adaptation …

specificity

The transfer of a training adaptation to a gain in competition performance.

oVerload

Adaptation takes place when the magnitude of training is greater than normal and is achieved by prescribing the correct number of sets, repetitions and intensity of effort. The primary focus is the muscular and energy systems’ adaptation to overload.

periodization

Training phases must be planned so that speed, agility, power and endurance will peak during the most important competitions.

cHarliE dudlEydirector

dErrick JEnkinSASSiStAnt director

sTRengTh & CondiTioning

traviS rEuStASSociAte director

sTRengTh & CondiTioning sTAff

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the school colorsOfficial colors of the University

of Texas System are orange and white. Upon recommendation

from the UTSA Student Representative Assembly, the

Board of Regents approved the addition of navy blue to the orange and white for UTSA’s

colors for athletics competition.

the MascotThe Roadrunner, a bird representative

of the Texas Hill Country and the Southwest, was voted the UTSA mascot

in 1977, defeating the armadillo in a student election. The choice was officially adopted in early 1978.

UTsA spiRiT

rowdy the roadrunner was ranked no. 12 on yahoo! Sports’ top 25 most unique mascots

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the alMa MaterMusic to “Hail UTSA,” the alma mater of

the University of Texas at San Antonio, was composed by Dr. Joe Stuessy, Professor of Music. Lyrics were written by Dr. Alan

Craven, Director of the Division of English, Classics and Philosophy at UTSA.

HAIL UTSAFrom our hills of oak and cedar

To the AlamoVoices raised will echo

As, in song, our praises flow.Hail Alma Mater!

Through the years our loyalty will grow.The University of Texas at San Antonio

utsa fight song

Go, Roadrunners, Go!On to vict’ry with all your might.

Fight, Roadrunners, Fight!For the Blue and the Orange and the White.

We fight for U-T-S-AAlma Mater proud and strong.

Win, Roadrunners, Win!And unite in our battle song.

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A new hoMe

in a press conference on nov. 11, 2010, utSa President dr. ricardo romo (left) and athletics director lynn

Hickey accepted an invitation to join the Western athletic conference. the roadrunners moved all 17 sports into the

Wac on July 1, 2012, and will compete against teams from denver, idaho, louisiana tech, new mexico State, San Jose

State, Seattle, texas State, utah State and ut arlington.

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ConfeRenCe UsA

On May 4, 2012, UTSA accepted an invitation to join Conference USA. The Roadrunners will move all 17 sports into the league on July 1, 2013, and will compete against teams from Charlotte, East Carolina, Florida International, Louisiana Tech, Marshall, North Texas, Old Dominion, Rice, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB and UTEP.

utSa director of athletics lynn Hickey, utSa President dr. ricardo romo and chairman of the greater San antonio chamber of commerce football task force John montford announced the university’s move into

conference uSa in a press conference on may 4, 2012.

“We are pleased to welcome UTSA to Conference USA. They are an amazing University in a very dynamic and vibrant city. Without a doubt, they will be a good fit for us. What is truly impressive is the way they launched their football program, which is a tribute to the strong leadership in place.”

— conference uSa commissioner Britton Banowsky

“Today is another outstanding day to be a Roadrunner. We are very excited about our new partnership with Conference USA. It is a great fit for us, and it is a significant step forward for the University and the entire city of San Antonio.”

— utSa President dr. ricardo romo

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BUiLding ChAMpions2011-12 utSA ACCoMpliShMentS

• Four team Southland Conference Championships (women’s golf, men’s tennis, men’s indoor track & field, men’s outdoor track & field)

• 18 individual Southland Conference Champions

• Three NCAA team postseason appearances (women’s golf, men’s tennis, men’s outdoor track & field)

• Six All-America honors

• 59 All-Southland Conference honorees

• Three Southland Conference Coach of the Year awards

• Three Southland Conference Student-Athletes of the Year (Jeromie Hill, men’s basketball; Molly Fichtner, softball; Kelsey Jewasko, volleyball)

• 27 Southland Conference All-Academic Team selections

• National rankings for men’s tennis and women’s golf

• Football set NCAA start-up program records for inaugural game (56,743) and average home (35,521) attendance

• Received and accepted an invitation to join Conference USA beginning on July 1, 2013

the men’s track & field team captured an unprecedented seventh straight Southland conference indoor championship,

breaking lamar’s 26-year-old league record.

the men’s tennis team upset the top two seeds to claim the Southland conference tournament crown for the second

time in the last three years.

the women’s golf squad secured its second consecutive Southland conference championship behind individual

winner Shannon Jungman.

the men’s outdoor track & field squad won the Southland conference outdoor title for the program’s third sweep in

the last five years.

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UTSA has served as the host institution for 12 NCAA Championship events during the past 14 years and will host three additional events, including NCAA Men’s and Women’s Golf Regionals in 2014 and 2015, respectively.

UTsA’s nCAA Championship Legacy• 1997 Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional

• 1998 Men’s Final Four

• 1998 Men’s Golf Central Regional

• 2001 Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional

• 2002 Women’s Final Four

• 2003 Men’s Basketball South Regional


• 2005 Women’s Volleyball Championship

• 2006 Women’s Basketball San Antonio Regional

• 2007 Men’s Basketball South Regional


• 2010 Women’s Final Four

• 2011 Men’s Basketball Southwest Regional

• 2011 Women’s Volleyball Championship

• 2014 Men’s Basketball Second & Third Rounds

• 2014 Men’s Golf San Antonio Regional

• 2015 Women’s Golf Central Regional

nCAA hosT insTiTUTion

Briggs ranch golf club — the home of the utSa golf teams — will serve as the host course for the 2014 ncaa men’s San antonio regional and the 2015 ncaa Women’s central regional.

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This is sAn AnTonio

About SAn Antonio

San Antonio has a population of approximately 1.3 million, making it the nation’s seventh-largest city. San Antonio was the fastest growing of the 10 largest cities from 2000-10.

With more than 25 million visitors per year, San Antonio is one of the top tourist destinations in the United States.

San Antonio boasts some of the state’s most-visited attractions: The Alamo, The River Walk, SeaWorld® San Antonio and Six Flags® Fiesta Texas®.

Settled in 1718, San Antonio is one of the American West’s oldest cities and its rich history surfaces in its architecture, neighborhoods, food, culture and traditions.

With 300 days of sunshine annually and an average temperature of 70 degrees, San Antonio is an ideal destination year round.

San Antonio has 14,518 acres of parks and 118 miles of mostly urban hike-and-bike trails in the metropolitan area.

San Antonio boasts one of the largest military concentrations in the country with Fort Sam Houston, Lackland Air Force Base and Randolph Air Force Base located in the city.

San Antonio is home to five Fortune 500 companies: Valero Energy, Tesoro Petroleum, Clear Channel Communications, USAA and NuStar Energy.

The largest medical research and care provider in South Texas, the South Texas Medical Center, calls San Antonio home.

San Antonio is a sports town, as it is home to six professional sports franchises: the four-time NBA Champion Spurs, the WNBA’s Silver Stars, the American Hockey League’s Rampage, the San Diego Padres’ Double-A affiliate Missions, the Arena Football League’s Talons and the North American Soccer League’s Scorpions.

San Antonio is a sports destination, as it annually hosts the Valero Alamo Bowl, the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, the PGA Tour Valero Texas Open and the Champions Tour AT&T Championship. The city also has hosted three NCAA Men’s Final Fours, two Women’s Final Fours, six NCAA Basketball Regionals, three Big 12 Football Championship Games and Dallas Cowboys Training Camps.Sources: San Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau

the AlAMo

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This is sAn AnToniothe river WAlk

AlAModoMe

Six flAgS fieStA texAS

SeAWorld

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the alamo is one of five Spanish missions built along the San antonio

river between 1718-31. mission San José

mission concepcion mission San Juan

mission Espada

two of the nation’s top theme parks, SeaWorld and Six flags fiesta texas,

call San antonio home.

Schlitterbahn, in nearby new Braunfels, is the

world’s top-ranked waterpark.

sAn AnTonioA d e s T i n AT i o n C i T y

It’s easy to see why more than 25 million people visit San Antonio each year. With 300 days of sunshine annually and an average temperature of 70 degrees, the nation’s seventh-largest city is an ideal destination year round. The Alamo City boasts some of the state’s most visited attractions: The Alamo, The River Walk, SeaWorld® San Antonio and Six Flags® Fiesta Texas®.

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Hundreds of hotels, restaurants, night spots and shops line the city’s urban core, including the

magical River Walk.

the river Walk is one of the most visited tourist attractions

in the state of texas.

Museum Reach, a $72.1 million expansion of The River Walk, was completed in May 2009. Phase I of Mission Reach opened in June 2011.

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nCAA CoMpliAnCe

the ncaa rules and fans

Compliance with NCAA rules is one of the highest priorities for our athletics program and institution. As a member of the NCAA, the University of Texas at San Antonio is accountable for the actions of its boosters and fans. Even the best-intentioned action on a fan’s part may be a violation of NCAA rules. Please contact the UTSA Compliance Office if you have any questions concerning what is permissible. Inquiries should be directed to the UTSA Compliance Office at this address:

UTSA Compliance OfficeIntercollegiate AthleticsOne UTSA CircleSan Antonio, TX 78249Phone: (210) 458-5493

representatiVes of athletics interests

A “representative of UTSA’s athletics interests,” or booster, is anyone who:

• Has ever participated in or is currently a member of the various athletics department support groups;

• Has made a donation to the athletics program;

• Has helped arrange summer and/or vacation employment for student-athletes; or

• Has been involved, in anyway, in the promotion of UTSA’s athletics program

extra BenefitsProspective and current student-

athletes may not receive extra benefits. An extra benefit is any special arrangement by an institutional employee or representative of the institution’s athletic interests to provide a student-athlete or his/her family a benefit not authorized by NCAA legislation. Extra benefits would include, but are not limited to:

• An employment arrangement for a prospect’s relatives;

• Gifts of clothing or equipment;• Cosigning of loans;• Providing loans to a prospect’s

relatives or friends;• Cash or like items;• Use of an automobile;• Any tangible items, including

merchandise;• Free or reduced-cost services,

rentals or purchases of any type;• Free or reduced-cost housing• Use of a college’s athletic

equipment;• Sponsorship of or arrangement

for an awards banquet for high school, prep school or two-year college athletes by a college, athletics representative or its alumni groups;

• Employment of a student-athlete at a rate higher then the wages paid for similar work; and

• Payment to a student-athlete for work not performed.

recruitingOnly coaches and athletics department

staff may be involved in the recruiting process. Athletic representatives are prohibited from contacting a prospective student-athlete or members of his/her family by telephone, letter, e-mail, or in person for the purpose of encouraging participation in athletics at The University of Texas at San Antonio. This includes contacting prospective student-athletes on social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) The prohibition remains in effect even after the prospect signs a national letter-of-intent (scholarship offer). You can do your part by forwarding names of any potential recruits to the UTSA coaching staffs.

prospectiVe

student-athleteA prospective student-athlete is a

person who has started classes for the ninth grade. You can become a prospect even if you have not started the ninth grade, if a college gives you or your relatives any financial aid help or other benefits that it does not give others.

Before a prospect can make an official visit to UTSA, he/she must present (1) a score from a PSAT, SAT or ACT test (through an official high school or testing agency), (2) an academic transcript, and (3) must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center and must be placed on the institution’s Institution Request List with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

Visiting utsa

official Visit:An “official visit” is a visit paid in

whole or in part by the university and cannot exceed 48 hours in length. A prospect can make a total of five official visits, with a limit of only one per university.

unofficial Visit:An “unofficial visit” is a visit made at the

prospect’s own expense. The university may provide (a) three complimentary tickets to an on-campus athletics event in which the university’s team is competing and (b) transportation to view off-campus practice and competition sites within a 30-mile radius. Prospects can make as many unofficial visits as they want.

More information concerning recruiting and initial eligibility can be found online at:

ncaa.orggoUTSA.com

Meet The RoadrunnersHead Coach John Knauer ___________________32-33Director of Golf Development Bill Rogers ______ 34Assistant Coach Ian Parnaby___________________ 35Xabier Basañez _____________________________36-37Martin Board ________________________________38-39Nicko Dodd _________________________________40-41Mitchell Griffin ______________________________42-43Taylor Koser ________________________________44-45Reed Stegall _________________________________46-47Stanton Tondre ______________________________48-49Ryan Werre _________________________________50-51Brett Hogan ____________________________________ 52Garrison Lackey _______________________________ 53J.J. Lindsey _____________________________________ 54Lynn Hickey ____________________________________ 55Dr. Ricardo Romo ______________________________ 56


The Knauer File

Hometown: College Station, TexasBirthdate: Nov. 26, 1971Education: Texas A&M, 1995

Coaching Experience2008-present: UTSA, head coach1998-2008: Arizona, assistant coach1997-98: Texas A&M, assistant men’s coach1996-97: Texas A&M, assistant men’s & women’s coach1995-96: Texas A&M, volunteer coach

UTSA Highlights• 4 top-five finishes• 19 top-10 finishes• 6 all-conference selections• 1 conference freshman of the year• 1 academic all-conference selection

Coaching Highlights• 2006 National Assistant Coach of the Year• 4 NCAA top-10 finishes• 11 NCAA Championship appearances• 3 NCAA Regional Championships• 1 conference title• 19 tournament crowns• 19 individual medalists• 18 All-Americans• 2 conference players of the year• 3 conference freshmen of the year• 35 all-conference selections• 37 conference all-academic honorees

A veteran of the collegiate coaching ranks for 18 years, John Knauer is in his fifth season as head men’s golf coach at UTSA. The College Station native came to the

Alamo City from Arizona, where he was an assistant coach for 10 seasons for one of the top programs in the country.

In his four-plus years at UTSA, Knauer has guided the Roadrunners to 19 top-10 finishes, including four top-five showings, six all-conference selections, including 2011 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year Ryan Werre, and one Southland All-Academic honoree during his tenure.

Knauer guided the Roadrunners to six top-10 finishes during the 2011-12 campaign, including a fifth-place showing at the Rice Intercollegiate. Ryan Werre garnered second-team All-Southland accolades after recording three top-10 finishes, including tying for fourth at the Rice Intercollegiate and seventh at the conference championship. Additionally, Tyler Koser collected Southland All-Academic honors for his success on the course and in the classroom.

Knauer led UTSA to four top-10 showings, including a fifth-

John Knauer

Head CoachFifth Season

Texas A&M ‘95


place effort at the Kauai Collegiate Invitational and a seventh-place finish at the Southland Championship, in 2010-11. Werre, who posted three top-10 finishes during the year, including tying for third at the Southland Championship, earned third-team all-conference honors to go along with being tabbed the circuit’s freshman of the year, while Lewis Chong, who was ninth

at the conference tournament, was an honorable mention all-league pick.

In 2009-10, Knauer led a young squad to three top-10 finishes, which included a season-best seventh-place showing at the Southland Championship. He mentored Emiliano Martinez and Nicko Dodd to honorable mention all-conference accolades.

In his first season, Knauer guided the Roadrunners to four top-10 finishes, including a pair of top-five showings. His squad recorded its best outing of the year with a fourth-place effort at the Southland Championship. Meanwhile, Kyle Collins earned second-team all-conference accolades after finishing fourth at the league tournament.

The 2006 National Assistant Coach of the Year, Knauer began his coaching career at Texas A&M (1995-98), then moved to Arizona, where he spent 10 years as an assistant under legendary head coach Rick LaRose. During his tenure, he was in charge of recruiting and the junior varsity program.

While in Tucson, Knauer was well known for his recruiting, which made Arizona one of the top programs in the country. The Wildcats were ranked as high as second in the country and ended the season in the top 10 five times during his tenure. The Wildcats won two NCAA West Regional titles (2000 and ’06), advanced to 10 NCAA Championships, captured 19 team championships, including a Pac-10 title, and 19 individual crowns.

Meanwhile, Arizona golfers earned 29 All-Pac-10 honors, 36 all-academic accolades, 16 All-America certificates, two Pac-10 Player of the Year awards and three Pac-10 Freshman of the Year honors.

Under Knauer’s direction, the junior varsity program recorded 27 top-10 finishes and three team titles against NCAA Division I opponents in seven seasons.

Prior to Arizona, Knauer got his start as a volunteer assistant coach at Texas A&M in 1995, then was promoted the following year to men’s and women’s assistant coach. During the 1997-98 season, Knauer was the assistant coach for the men’s program, where helped the Aggies win a regional in 1998.

Knauer was a high school standout at A&M Consolidated High School in College Station. He was a four-year letterwinner who earned first-team all-region and all-district accolades. Knauer was part of the 1990 team that finished third at the state tournament.

Knauer graduated from Texas A&M in 1995 with a degree in sport management.

He currently resides in San Antonio with his wife, Jennifer, and two daughters, Ellen Marie and Paige Joy.

Fifth-year head coach John Knauer has guided UTSA to 19 top-10 finishes, including four top fives, and

tutored six all-conference selections.


B ill Rogers, who brings more than 30 years of experience to UTSA, is in his second season as the Director of Golf Development after serving the previous three years as an

assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s programs. In his four-plus seasons with the men, the former PGA Player

of the Year has helped lead UTSA to 19 top-10 finishes, including a quartet of top-five showings, and he also has tutored six All-Southland performers, including Ryan Werre, who was tabbed the 2011 Freshman of the Year.

Last season, Rogers helped lead the men to six top-10 finishes, including a fifth-place effort at the Rice Intercollegiate. In addition, he helped mentor Werre to second-team All-Southland honors after a seventh-place finish at the conference championship.

The Roadrunners posted four top-10 showings, including a fifth-place effort at the Kauai Collegiate Invitational and a seventh-place finish at the Southland Championship, in 2010-11. Werre, who posted three top-10 finishes during the year, including tying for third at the Southland Championship, earned third-team all-conference honors to go along with being tabbed the circuit’s Freshman of the Year, while Lewis Chong, who was ninth at the Southland Championship was an honorable mention all-league pick.

In 2009-10, he helped lead a young squad to three top-10 finishes, which included a season-best seventh-place showing at the Southland Championship. Emiliano Martinez and Nicko Dodd both picked up honorable mention all-conference accolades.

In his first season in the Alamo City, Rogers played a key role in helping the Roadrunners to four top-10 finishes, including a pair of top-five showings. UTSA recorded its best outing of the year with a fourth-place effort at the Southland Championship. Meanwhile, Kyle Collins earned second-team all-conference accolades after finishing fourth at the league tournament.

In his three seasons as an assistant with the women, Rogers coached 11 All-Southland Conference honorees, including four first-team selections. Paola Valerio was named the 2010-11 Southland Player of the Year, while Fabiola Arriaga earned Freshman of the Year accolades. Since his arrival in 2008, Rogers has helped the Roadrunners improve their stroke average by 12 swings and Valerio set a then-single-season record with a 75.25 average in 2010-11.

Rogers was a vital part of UTSA’s success in 2010-11, as the squad captured its first-ever Southland Championship and made its inaugural NCAA Tournament appearance. Along with Valerio and Arriaga, Summer Batiste and Taylor Newlin earned

Bill rogers

Director of Golf DevelopmentFifth SeasonHouston ‘73

second-team honors for a Southland-record four all-league picks. The Roadrunners turned in record rounds at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships when Valerio shot a school-record 66 while the team’s scores for an 18-holes (287) and 54-holes (886) also set program marks.

In 2009-10, Rogers proved to be a valuable asset for the Roadrunners, as they collected the program’s second team title at the Northern Migration Invitational. Valerio won her first collegiate individual medal at the Husky Invitational and he helped lead Shelly Martinez and Valerio to first-team all-conference honors, while Batiste garnered second-team mention.

As a first-year assistant, Rogers played an instrumental role in UTSA’s success during the 2008-09 season. The Roadrunners recorded seven top-five finishes to go along with three individual titles and the program’s first-ever team title at the Stripes Islanders Spring Classic.

Rogers is a former PGA Tour member who began his career in 1974. He collected 14 tour wins that featured six PGA wins and eight international victories during his 14-year career, including the 1981 British Open. His first pro win came on the Japan Golf Tour at the 1977 Pacific Masters and he then won his first PGA event a year later at the Bob Hope Desert Classic by a two-stroke margin over Jerry McGee. The following year, he won the Suntory World Match Play Championship and the Suntory Open. Rogers last PGA win came at the USF&G Classic on March 20, 1983.

Rogers put together his best season in 1981. He was named the PGA Player of the Year after seven tournament triumphs, including four PGA victories at the British Open, Sea Pines Heritage, World Series of Golf and Texas Open. Rogers also finished runner-up at the U.S. Open. He capped off the season as a winning member of the 1981 Ryder Cup team, and 10 years later, he guided the Ryder Cup team to victory as an assistant coach.

Prior to his professional career, Rogers was a four-year letterwinner at Houston, where he earned first-team All-America honors in 1973. He later was inducted into the Houston Cougars Hall of Fame in 1987.

Rogers was a board member of Golf San Antonio and the Director of Golf at the San Antonio Country Club from 1990-2000. He also brought the American Junior Golf Association to San Antonio and played a key role in the development of Briggs Ranch Golf Club. Rogers was inducted into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame in 1995 and San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.


F ormer Tennessee standout Ian Parnaby begins his second season as assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s golf programs after spending the last three as a volunteer assistant

coach.A native of Durham, England, Parnaby has helped tutor 21

All-Southland Conference performers and helped lead the programs to a combined 27 top-five finishes, including the back-to-back Southland Conference Championships for the women the past two springs.

In his four seasons as a volunteer with the men’s team, the former Tennessee standout has helped lead UTSA to 19 top-10 finishes, including a quartet of top-five showings, and he also has tutored six All-Southland performers, including Werre, who was tabbed the 2011 Freshman of the Year.

Last season, Parnaby helped lead the men to six top-10 finishes, including a fifth-place effort at the Rice Intercollegiate. In addition, he helped mentor Werre to second-team All-Southland honors after a seventh-place finish at the conference championship.

The Roadrunners posted four top-10 showings, including a fifth-place effort at the Kauai Collegiate Invitational and a seventh-place finish at the Southland Championship, in 2010-11. Werre, who posted three top-10 finishes during the year, including tying for third at the Southland Championship, earned third-team all-conference honors to go along with being tabbed the circuit’s Freshman of the Year, while Lewis Chong, who was ninth at the Southland Championship was an honorable mention all-league pick.

In 2009-10, he helped lead a young squad to three top-10 finishes, which included a season-best seventh-place showing at the Southland Championship. Emiliano Martinez and Nicko Dodd both picked up honorable mention all-conference accolades.

In his first season in the Alamo City, Parnaby played a key role in helping the Roadrunners to four top-10 finishes, including a pair of top-five showings. UTSA recorded its best outing of the year with a fourth-place effort at the Southland Championship. Meanwhile, Kyle Collins earned second-team all-conference accolades after finishing fourth at the league tournament.

During Parnaby’s four-year tenure with the women, UTSA has won seven team and eight individual championships, registered 23 top-five team finishes and garnered 15 all-conference certificates.

He aided the Roadrunners to a school-record four tournament victories, including their second consecutive conference title and six top-five finishes. Four different players earned individual

ian ParnaBy

Assistant CoachFifth Season

Tennessee ‘04medalist honors during the campaign, including senior Shannon Jungman, who became the second player in program history to win an individual conference crown. UTSA matched the previous year’s record with four All-Southland selections, led by first-teamers Fabiola Arriaga, who also picked up Player of the Year honors, and Jungman. Meanwhile, junior Paola Valerio and sophomore Taylor Newlin earned second-team laurels.

In 2010-11, Parnaby helped lead the squad to nine top-10 finishes, including six in the top five, capped by the program’s first-ever Southland Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance. A record four Roadrunners were named all-conference, as Valerio (Player of the Year) and Arriaga (Freshman of the Year) made the first team, while Summer Batiste and Newlin garnered second-team honors.

In his second season at UTSA, Parnaby helped the Roadrunners post their second team title and he helped guide Valerio to an individual title at the Husky Invitational in just her third collegiate appearance.

Parnaby played an important role during the 2008-09 campaign, as he helped the squad win the program’s first-ever tournament title (Stripes Islanders Spring Classic), three individual crowns and a runner-up showing at the 2009 Southland Championship.

During his four-year playing career at Tennessee, he collected second-team All-Southeastern Conference laurels and was a three-time Academic All-SEC honoree. Parnaby won the prestigious Ridges Intercollegiate in 2003 and posted five top-five finishes. He also participated in the 2003 NCAA Championship in his final season. In his last two years in Knoxville, the Volunteers were ranked in the top 25 several times, including as high as No. 12 during his junior season.

After graduating from Tennessee in 2004, Parnaby turned professional a year later and spent five years playing on various professional tours around the globe, including in Asia, Europe and the United States. He then worked at Briggs Ranch Golf Club, where he discovered a passion for coaching.

Parnaby has one brother, Stuart, a professional soccer player who resides in Birmingham, England, while his parents, David and Jean, live in Durham, England.

Parnaby resides in San Antonio with his wife, Carrie, who is UTSA’s head women’s coach, and their son, Cole.


As a Redshirt Sophomore (Fall 2012)

Named to the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll …

did not appear in any tournaments.

As a Sophomore (2011-12)

Redshirted.

As a Freshman (2010-11)

Appeared in four events in his debut season … posted an 81.45 stroke average

in 11 rounds … posted a season-best 12th-place finish after carding a 76-

76—152 at the St. Edward’s Championship … recorded a 77-79-80—236 to

place 59th at the Lone Star Invitational … turned in a 78-83-81—242 to finish

93rd at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … named to the Southland Conference

Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

Prior to UTSA

Runner-up at the Valle Del Sol Cup and Under Armour West combine … reached

the semifinals of the 2010 Costa Rica National Match Play Championship …

won the Monteran Junior Open and Valle Del Sol Amateur Open … collected

first-team All-America honors at the Under Armour Golf Combines in 2009

XaBier Basañez

6-0 • 185 • Sophomore-RSCaracas, Venezuela

Lycee Franco Costaricien

Basañez’ Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ 12th ______________ St. Edward’s Championship ____________________ Feb. 21, 2011Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 236 _________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 17-18, 2010Low Round _____________________76 _______________ St. Edward’s Championship ____________________ Feb. 21, 2011Low First Round _________________76 _______________ St. Edward’s Championship ____________________ Feb. 21, 2011Low Second Round _______________76 _______________ St. Edward’s Championship ____________________ Feb. 21, 2011Low Third Round ________________80 __________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 17-18, 2010


Basañez on The Course

Fall 201059 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 77-79-80—236Spring 201193 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 78-83-81—24212 __ St. Edward’s Championship ______________ 76-76—15271 __ Aggie Invitational ___________________ 98-85-83—266

… finished second at the Venezuela Amateur Championship and

played for the Venezuela National Amateur Team in 2007 …

qualified for the 2007 South American Amateur Championship.

Personal

Full name is Xabier Ignacio Basañez Moreno … born on Sept. 17,

1990, in Caracas, Venezuela … son of Xabier and Zaida Basañez

… has one brother, Mikel Basañez … biomedical engineering major

… plans to play professionally.

Basañez’ year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2010-11 ______ 11-896 _________76 __________81.45 ________________________ 12th at St. Edward’s Championship


As a Sophomore (Fall 2012)

Did not appear in any events.

As a Redshirt Freshman (2011-12)

Played in 11 tournaments … posted a 76.53 stroke average in 32 rounds, which

ranked fourth on the squad … turned in a season-low 221 (74-74-73) to tie for

44th at the Louisiana Classics … tied for 32nd, his top finish, with a 76-72-74—

222 at the Rice Intercollegiate to help UTSA place fifth … also tied for 32nd with a

76-72-77—225 at the Argent Financial Classic … tied for 46th (81-82-87—250)

at the Southland Conference Championship … carded a 225 (75-74-76) to tie for

34th at the Tucker Intercollegiate … tied for 61st with a 74-73-83—230 at the

Lone Star Invitational.


Redshirted.

Prior to UTSA

Four-year letterwinner at Midland High School … won the Andrews Classic with a

tournament-record 138 (69-69) in March … 2010 District 2-5A Player of the Year

MarTin Board

6-0 • 205 • Sophomore-1LMidland, Texas

Midland HS

Board’s Career BesTsBest Finish ______________________t32 ____________(2x), last at Argent Financial Classic ___________ March 11-13, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 221 __________________ Louisiana Classics _____________________ March 5-6, 2012Low Round _____________________72 ____________(3x), last at Argent Financial Classic ___________ March 11-13, 2012Low First Round _________________74 ______________ (2x), last at Louisiana Classics ________________ March 5-6, 2012Low Second Round _______________72 ____________(2x), last at Argent Financial Classic ___________ March 11-13, 2012Low Third Round ________________72 _______________ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational _________________ Feb. 13-14, 2012


Board on The Course

Fall 2011t70 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 78-78—156t34 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 75-74-76—225t61 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 74-73-83—230Spring 2012t57 __ UTSA Oak HIlls Invitational ___________ 79-76-72—227t32 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 76-72-74—222t44 __ Louisiana Classics ___________________ 74-74-73—221t32 __ Argent Financial Classic ______________ 76-72-77—225t77 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 79-80-79—238t46 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 77-75-73—225t77 __ ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________ 80-74-76—230t46 __ Southland Conference Championship __ 81-82-87—250

Board’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2011-12 _____ 32-2,449 ________72 __________76.53 __________________ t32nd (2x), last at Argent Financial Classic

and four-time all-district honoree … finished third in the individual

standings at the district championship as a senior … runner-up

at district in 2009 … regional qualifier in 2007 and ‘08 … led

his team to the District 2-5A title in 2008 and regionals that same

year … received the Academic Excellence Award in 2008 and the

Academic Achievement Award in 2007.

Personal

Full name is Martin Anthony Board Jr. … born on July 1, 1991, in

Midland, Texas… son of Martin and Shannon Board … has two

brothers, Michael and Marshall…his father and uncle, Michael,

played collegiate golf at Texas … business major … plans to play

professionally.


As a Senior (Fall 2012)Did not appear in any events.

As a Junior (2011-12)Named to the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll … played in all three fall events … posted a 77.88 stroke average … tied for 44th at the Lone Star Invitational with a 73-75-78—226 … carded a 78-81-78—237 to tie for 78th at the Tucker Intercollegiate … fired an 81-79—160 to tie for 85th at the UTA Waterchase Invitational … did not compete during the spring season.

As a Sophomore (2010-11)Played in 11 events … Registered a 76.58 stroke average, which ranked third on the team … fired a career-best 68 in the second round of the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational and finished in a tie for 41st with a 77-68-78—223 scorecard … posted his best 54-hole score of 71-74-75—220 and his best finish of 20th at the Lone Star Invitational … turned in a 73-75-73—221 to tie for 37th at the Rice Intercollegiate … tied for 30th at the Kauai Collegiate Invitational with a 73-78-77—228 … carded a 79-75-73—227 to tie for 40th at the Tucker Intercollegiate … finished 43rd at the Southland Championship with an 80-75-82—237 … won the Texas Amateur Qualifier held at Westwood Golf Club in Houston in May … fired a four-under 68 to qualify for the Texas Amateur.

As a Freshman (2009-10)Named honorable mention All-Southland Conference … appeared in seven events … ranked second on the team with a 77.00 stroke average … fired a

niCKo dodd

5-8 • 155 • Senior-3LSugar Land, TexasStrake Jesuit HS

dodd’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t5th _______________ J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate ____________________ Feb. 22, 2010Best Score (54 Holes) ___________ 220 _________________Lone Star Invitational __________________ Oct. 17-18, 2010Low Round _____________________68 _______________ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ________________ Feb. 14-15, 2011Low First Round _________________69 ___________Southland Conference Championship ___________April 26-28, 2010Low Second Round ______________68 _______________ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ________________ Feb. 14-15, 2011Low Third Round ________________73 _____________ (3x), last at Rice Intercollegiate ______________ Feb. 21-22, 2011


dodd on The Course

Fall 2009 t81 ___Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate _______ 80-71-85—236 Spring 2010t28 ___UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 77-72-74—223t5 ____J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate _________________ 73-73—146t76 ___Border Olympics ____________________ 80-80-78—23872 ___Morris Williams Intercollegiate ________82-79-79-—24067 ___Aggie Invitational ___________________ 73-81-78—232t23 ___Southland Conference Championship __ 69-80-76—225Fall 2010t67 ___UTA Waterchase Invitational __________ 73-78-77—228t40 ___Tucker Intercollegiate ________________ 79-75-73—227t20 ___Lone Star Invitational ________________ 71-74-75—220t30 ___Kauai Collegiate Invitational __________ 73-78-77—228Spring 2011t54 ___Arizona Intercollegiate _______________ 75-77-79—231t41 ___UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 77-68-78—223t37 ___Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 73-75-73—221t92 ___Border Olympics ____________________ 81-72-77—230t69 ___Morris Williams Intercollegiate ________ 87-79-75—241t77 ___Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 77-82-82—24143 ___Southland Conference Championship __ 80-75-82—237Fall 2011t85 ___UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 81-79—160t78 ___Tucker Intercollegiate ________________ 78-81-78—237t44 ___Lone Star Invitational ________________ 73-75-78—226

three-under 69 at the conference tournament… tied for 23rd after shooting a 225 (69-80-76) at the Southland Championship … finished tied for fifth, a career best, after carding a 73-73—146 at the J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate … recorded a career-low 54-hole total of 223 (77-72-74) to tie for 28th at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Prior to UTSALed Houston Strake Jesuit to three consecutive district championships from 2006-08 … helped the Crusaders to a fourth-place showing at the 2008 Texas 5A Championship … finished seventh in the individual standings with scores of 72 and 75 (147) … a three-time all-district honoree … placed third at regionals as a senior with rounds of 75 and 72 … runner-up at the 2008 USGA Juniors with a 36-hole total of 142 (67-75).

PersonalBorn on Jan. 16, 1991, in Houston, Texas … son of Bill and Stephanie Dodd … has one brother, Billy … business major with an emphasis in management.

dodd’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2009-10 _____ 20-1,540 ________69 __________77.00 _____________________________ t5th at JL Lewis Intercollegeiate2010-11 _____ 33-2,527 ________68 __________76.58 ______________________________ t20th at Lone Star Invitational2011-12 _______ 8-623 __________73 __________77.88 ______________________________ t44th at Lone Star Invitational


As a Senior (Fall 2012)Did not appear in any events.

As a Junior (2011-12)Named to the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll … played in nine tournaments … recorded a 77.50 stroke average … turned in his best finish (t32nd) and 54-hole total (74-76-72—222) at the Rice Intercollegiate to help the Roadrunners place fifth … tied for 36th at the UTA Waterchase Invitational with a 76-74—150 … placed 50th with a 227 (73-77-77) at the Lone Star Invitational … carded a 74-75-77—226 to tie for 61st at the Louisiana Classics.

As a Sophomore (2010-11)Registered a 77.52 stroke average in 10 events, which was fourth on the team among regular players … carded a season-best 219 (73-72-74) to tie for 23rd at the Rice Intercollegiate … posted his top finish of 19th with a 73-77-77—223 at the Jim West Intercollegiate … tied for 46th at the Arizona Intercollegiate after matching his career low with a 71 in the second round en route to a 228 (73-71-84) … tied for 34th with a 79-73-77—229 at the Southland Championship.

As a Freshman (2009-10)Appeared in 11 tournaments … carried a 77.34 stroke average in 32 rounds … tied for 21st with a pair of 73s and a 77 (223) at the Lone Star Invitational … tied for 30th with 221 (74-75-72) at the Baylor Intercollegiate … carded a 229 (75-75-79) in his Roadrunner debut to finish 57th at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate … tied for 49th at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational with a 229 (74-77-78) … fired a

MiTChell griFFin

6-0 • 155 • Senior-3LDriftwood, Texas

Dripping Springs HS

griFFin’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t19th ________________ Jim West Intercollegiate _________________ April 10-12, 2011Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 219 __________________ Rice Intercollegiate ____________________ Feb. 21-22, 2011Low Round _____________________71 ____________ (2x) last at Arizona Intercollegiate ___________ Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2011Low First Round _________________71 ___________ Southland Conference Championship ____________ April 26-28, 2010Low Second Round _______________71 _________________ Arizona Intercollegiate ________________ Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2011Low Third Round ________________72 ______________ (2x), last at Rice Intercollegiate _______________ Feb. 20-21, 2012


griFFin’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2009-10 _____ 32-2,475 ________72 __________77.34 ______________________________ t21st at Lone Star Invitational2010-11 _____ 33-2,558 ________71 __________77.52 ____________________________t19th at Jim West Intercollegiate2011-12 _____ 26-2,015 ________72 __________77.50 _______________________________ t32nd at Rice Intercollegiate

griFFin on The Course

Fall 2009 57 __Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate ____75-75-79—229t21 __Lone Star Invitational _____________73-73-77—223t30 __Baylor Intercollegiate _____________74-75-72—221 Spring 2010t49 __UTSA Oak Hills Invitational _______74-77-78—229t40 __J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate _____________78-81—159t55 __Border Olympics ________________75-78-77—230t72 __Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic _____89-76-80—245t80 __Morris Williams Intercollegiate _____79-80-85—244t68 __Aggie Invitational _______________77-74-82 —233t39 __Southland Conference Championship _71-79-84—234Fall 2010t67 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational __________ 72-74-82—22887 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 79-81-88—24864 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 78-88-86—252Spring 2011t46 __ Arizona Intercollegiare _______________ 73-71-84—228t73 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 72-79-79—230t23 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 73-72-74—21998 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 80-81-75—236t43 __ Morris Williams Intercollegiate ________ 75-78-81—234t19 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 73-73-77—223t34 __ Southland Conference Championship __ 79-73-77—229Fall 2011t36 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 76-74—15084 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 81-74-94—239t50 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 73-77-77—227Spring 201278 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 81-77-80—238t32 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 74-76-72—222t61 __ Louisiana Classics ___________________ 74-75-77—226t49 __ Argent Financial Classic ______________ 77-83-76—236t73 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 81-76-80—23767 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 83-79-78—240

230 (75-78-77) to tie for 55th at the Border Olympics … wrapped up the season with a 234 (71-79-84) to tie for 39th at the Southland Championship … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Honor Roll … won the Amateur Public Links Qualifier.

Prior to UTSAA regional qualifier and all-district selection in 2007 at Dripping Springs High … competed in several events in 2008, placing fifth at the Stars of Texas Junior after turning in scorecards of 74, 75 and 82 (231) … tied for 54th at the Mizuno Juniors with a three-round total of 233 … tallied his lowest tournament total of 221 at the PING Phoenix Juniors.

PersonalBorn on Aug. 23, 1991, in Atlanta, Ga. … son of Jimmie and Nancy Griffin … has one brother, Terrill … communications major.


As a Senior (Fall 2012)Played in three tournaments … posted a season-low 72 in the second round of the Sam Hall Intercollegiate en route to a 221 (75-72-74) to tie for 49th.

As a Junior (2011-12)Earned Southland Conference All-Academic honors … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll … ranked third on the team with a 76.15 stroke average in 27 rounds … appeared in 10 events … recorded his top finish — tied for 26th — at the Jim West Intercollegiate after registering a season-best 220 (78-70-72) … posted his low round of 70 twice, in the second round of the Jim West Intercollegiate and in the final round of the ASU Thunderbird Invitational, where he tied for 38th with a 221 (74-77-70) … turned in a 74-75-75—224 to tie for 46th at the help the Roadrunners place fifth at the Rice Intercollegiate … tied for 29th at the Southland Championship with a 235 (79-79-77).

As a Sophomore (2010-11)Appeared in four events … recorded an 82.18 stroke average in 11 rounds … turned in his top finish of 13th at the St. Edward’s Championship after carding a 78-75—153 … registered a 234 (79-75-80) to tie for 82nd at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … tied for 79th at the Lone Star Invitational with a 78-84-78—240 … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman (2009-10)Recorded a 79.25 stroke average in eight tournaments … carded a career-best one-under-par 71 in the third round of the Aggie Invitational … turned in a career-best 54-hole total of 232 (80-73-79) at the Border Olympics … shot rounds of 78, 78 and 82 (238) in his collegiate debut at the Waterchase Invitational … turned in a 54-hole score of 236 (84-76-76) at the Baylor Intercollegiate … posted

Taylor Koser

6-2 • 175 • Senior-3LRice Lake, Wis.Rice Lake HS

Koser’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ 13th ______________ St. Edward’s Championship ____________________ Feb. 21, 2011Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 220 ________________ Jim West Intercollegiate ____________________April 1-3, 2012Low Round _____________________70 __________(2x), last at ASU Thunderbird Invitational _____________April 6-7, 2012Low First Round _________________74 __________(2x), last at ASU Thunderbird Invitational _____________April 6-7, 2012Low Second Round _______________70 _________________ Jim West Intercollegiate ____________________April 1-3, 2012Low Third Round ________________70 _______________ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________________April 6-7, 2012


a 238 (80-80-78) at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … collected Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll accolades.

Prior to UTSASelected Rice Lake Chamber of Commerce Athlete of the Year in 2009 … A three-sport athlete in basketball, football and golf … a three-time all-conference golfer … won three individual titles, including the 2008 Wisconsin Division I Conference Championship … recorded a top-10 finish at the Wisconsin Junior PGA Tournament (75-75-74—224) … won the 2006 PGA Junior Series/Colorado Springs Tournament in addition to posting a pair of third-place finishes at the 2007 Future Legends and PGA Junior Series.

PersonalBorn on Dec. 21, 1990, in Rice Lake, Wis. … son of Tom and Dianne Koser … has one brother, J.T. … business major with an emphasis in management.

Koser’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2009-10 _____ 24-1,902 ________75 __________79.25 _________________________________ t60th at Border Olympics2010-11 ______ 11-904 _________75 __________82.18 ________________________ 13th at St. Edward’s Championship2011-12 _____ 27-2,056 ________70 __________76.15 ____________________________t26th at Jim West IntercollegiateFall 2012 ______ 9-702 __________72 __________78.00 ___________________________ t49th at Sam Hall Intercollegiate

Koser on The Course

Fall 2009 87 __UTA Waterchase Invitational_______78-78-82—23864 __Baylor Intercollegiate _____________84-76-76—236Spring 201074 __Arizona Invitational ______________75-79-83—237 t72 __UTSA Oak Hills Invitational _______80-80-78—238t60 __Border Olympics ________________80-73-79—232t68 __Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic _____79-80-81—24073 __Morris Williams Intercollegiate _____87-76-78—241t75 __Aggie Invitational _______________84-75-71—240Fall 201063 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 87-80-80—247Spring 2011t82 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 79-75-80—23413 __ St. Edward’s Championship ______________ 78-75—15372 __ Aggie Invitational ___________________ 90-87-93—270Fall 2011t79 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 78-84-78—240Spring 2012t46 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 74-75-75—224t81 __ Louisiana Classics ___________________ 80-74-78—232t35 __ Argent Financial Classic ______________ 78-76-72—226t50 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 77-75-78—230t26 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 78-70-72—220t38 __ ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________ 74-77-70—221t29 __ Southland Conference Championship __ 79-79-77—235Fall 2012t49 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 75-72-74—221t73 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 76-80-81—23773 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 82-76-86—244


As a Sophomore (Fall 2012)

Appeared in all four fall tournaments … recorded a 76.42 stroke average in 12

rounds … tied for 59th with a 75-77-79—231 at the Tucker Intercollegiate …

posted his low 54-hole total of 224 (78-75-71) to tie for 60th at the Sam Hall

Intercollegiate … tied for 62nd with a 227 (79-71-77) at the Herb Wimberly

Intercollegiate.


Played in six events … posted a 77.47 stroke average in 17 rounds … tied for

64th at the Lone Star Invitational with a 231, which included a season-best 71 in

the second round … matched his low 18 of 71 in the second round at the ASU

Thunderbird Invitational en route to tying for 38th with a season-best 221 (76-71-

74) … tied for 33rd, his top finish of the campaign, with a 76-85-76—237 at the

Southland Conference Championship.

Prior to UTSA

Four-year letterwinner at San Angelo Central High School … first-team all-district

player as a freshman and senior … posted a 75.1 stroke average as in 2011 …

reed sTegall

5-9 • 150 • Sophomore-1LSan Angelo, Texas

Central HS

sTegall’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________t33rd __________ Southland Conference Championship ____________ April 23-25, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 221 ______________ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________________April 6-7, 2012Low Round _____________________71 __________(2x), last at ASU Thunderbird Invitational _____________April 6-7, 2012Low First Round _________________73 _________________ Jim West Intercollegiate ____________________April 1-3, 2012Low Second Round _______________71 __________(2x), last at ASU Thunderbird Invitational _____________April 6-7, 2012Low Third Round ________________74 _______________ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________________April 6-7, 2012


sTegall on The Course

Fall 2011t79 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 80-78—158t64 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 81-71-79—231Spring 2012t73 __ UTSA Oak HIlls Invitational ___________ 81-79-76—236t60 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 73-86-75—234t38 __ ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________ 76-71-74—221t33 __ Southland Conference Championship __ 76-85-76—237Fall 2012t60 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 78-75-71—224t59 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 75-77-79—231t62 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 80-78-77—235t62 __ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate _________ 79-71-77—227

sTegall’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2011-12 _____ 17-1,317 ________71 __________77.47 _______________ t33rd at Southland Conference ChampionshipFall 2012 _____ 12-917 _________71 __________76.42 ______________________________ t59th at Tucker Intercollegiate

won the WTJCT Tour Championship in 2009 with a 141 (71-70) …

posted a career-low 67 in the first round of the 2010 Bart Granger

Memorial and finished tied for 23rd with a 219 (67-74-78) …

registered a fourth-place finish at the 2009 Starburst Invitational …

an excellent student, Stegall graduated in the top 11 percent of his

senior class.

Personal

Full name is Reed Andrew Stegall … born on Aug. 7, 1992, in

San Angelo, Texas … son of Darwin and Diane Stegall … has one

brother, Justin, and one sister, Brittany … business major with plans to

concentrate on either accounting or finance.


As a Senior (Fall 2012)Appeared in all four fall tournaments … posted a career-high runner-up finish at the Lone Star Invitational after carding a 70-74-70—214, his best 54-hole tally … registered a career-low 67 in the final round of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate to finish with a 216 (75-74-67) and tie for 22nd … tied for 16th at the Tucker Intercollegiate with a 221 (72-76-73) … fired a 71-72-72—215 to tie for 21st at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate.

As a Junior (2011-12)Named to the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll … played in 11 events and registered a pair of top-20 finishes … recorded a 75.16 stroke average in 32 rounds to rank second on the squad … posted his top season finish of 11th after firing a season-low 215 (74-71-70) at the Jim West Intercollegiate … turned in a 221 (74-75-72) to tie for 38th at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational … carded a 74-73-73—220 to tie for 25th at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … was 25th at the Rice Intercollegiate after posting a 76-72-73—221 to help the Roadrunners place fifth … tied for 17th at the Lone Star Invitational with a 219 (72-71-76) … advanced to the Texas Golf Association Public Links match play quarterfinals in June.

Prior to UTSATwo-time All-NJCAA, all-region and All-Western Junior College Athletic Conference selection at Odessa College … registered a 71.00 stroke average in the fall and a 73.90 stroke average in the spring of his freshman campaign and a 72.96 stroke

sTanTon Tondre

5-9 • 160 • Senior-1LCastroville, Texas

Medina Valley HS/Odessa College

Tondre’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t2nd _________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 214 _________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low Round _____________________67 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low First Round _________________70 __________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low Second Round _______________71 ____________ (2x), last at Jim West Intercollegiate _______________April 1-3, 2012Low Third Round ________________67 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012


average as a sophomore … tied for individual medalist honors at the Andrews College Amateur as a sophomore and posted eight additional top-five finishes for the Wranglers during his two-year career … qualified for the 2011 U.S. Amateur Public Links … three-time all-state and all-region, four-time all-district and two-time San Antonio Express-News Super Team honoree at Medina Valley High School … posted more than 25 top-10 finishes during his four-year prep career … won the regional meet as a junior and finished 10th at the state tournament to help the Panthers win the 2008 Class 3A State Championship … also won a pair of Texas Junior tournaments.

PersonalBorn on Oct. 14, 1990, in San Antonio, Texas … son of Pat and Carol Tondre … has two brothers, Barrett and Connor … business major with an emphasis in marketing.

Tondre’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2011-12 _____ 32-2,405 ________70 __________75.16 ____________________________ 11th at Jim West IntercollegiateFall 2012 _____ 12-866 _________67 __________72.17 _______________________________t2nd at Lone Star Invitational

Tondre on The Course

Fall 2011t30 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 74-75—149t62 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 76-75-80—231t17 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 72-71-76—219 Spring 2012t25 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 74-73-73—220t24 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 76-72-73—221t79 __ Louisiana Classics ___________________ 74-79-78—231t35 __ Argent Financial Classic ______________ 76-75-75—226t62 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 75-80-78—23311 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 74-71-70—215t38 __ ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________ 74-75-72—221t37 __ Southland Conference Championship __ 75-83-81—239Fall 2012t21 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 71-72-72—215t16 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 72-76-73—221t2 ___ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 70-74-70—214t22 __ Herb WImberly Intercollegiate _________ 75-74-67—216


As a Junior (Fall 2012)Played in all four fall events … recorded a 73.25 stroke average to rank second on the team … carded rounds of 67 and 69 en route to a career-best 54-hole tally of 211 in tying for seventh at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate … tied for 17th with a 214 (71-72-71) at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate.

As a Sophomore (2011-12)Earned second-team All-Southland Conference honors … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll … led UTSA with a 73.53 stroke average and three top-10 finishes … tied for fourth at the Rice Intercollegiate after carding a 70-72-71—213 … tied for seventh at the Southland Championship with a 77-71-76—224 … tied for 10th at the Louisiana Classics after turning in a 72-70-72—214 … was 15th at both the Argent Financial Classic (72-73-72—217) and UTSA Oak Hills Invitational (72-70-75—217) … registered a 17th-place finish at the Lone Star Invitational after firing a 74-72-73—219 … tied for 24th at the UTA Waterchase Invitational with a 76-72—148 … qualified for the 87th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championships by finishing second at the USGA APL Qualifier after firing a pair of 71s in June.

As a Freshman (2010-11)Named Southland Conference Freshman of the Year and third-team all-conference … recorded a team-best 74.69 stroke average … posted a trio of top-10 finishes … tied for third place at the conference tournament after carding a season-best 54-hole score of two-under 214 (71-69-74) … fired a career-best-tying 66 in the opening round and tied for seventh at the Aggie Invitational with a one-over 217 (66-79-72) … tied for 10th at the Lone Star Invitational after turning in a 70-75-70—215 … tied for 18th at the Arizona Intercollegiate with a 74-72-74—220 … also carded a 220 (72-74-74) to tie for 44th at the

ryan Werre

5-11 • 160 • Junior-2LRedcliff, AlbertaEagle Butte HS

Werre’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t3rd __________ Southland Conference Championship ____________ April 25-27, 2011Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 211 _____________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Round _____________________66 _______________ (2x) last, Aggie Invitational ________________ April 16-17, 2011Low First Round _________________66 _______________ (2x) last, Aggie Invitational ________________ April 16-17, 2011Low Second Round _______________69 ___________ Southland Conference Championship ____________ April 25-27, 2011Low Third Round ________________69 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012


Border Olympics … tied for 19th with a 74-73-76—223 at the Kauai Collegiate Invitational … registered a career-best 66 in the first round of the Rice Intercollegiate en route to a 222 (66-77-79) to tie for 41st … posted a 73-74-79—226 to tie for 54th at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … named to the Southland Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

Prior to UTSARecorded a pair of top-10 finishes in 2010, finishing fifth at the Alberta Golf Association Junior Championship and seventh at the CN Future Links Pacific Championship … placed 15th at the Kinnear Glenco Invitational … posted seven individual wins in 2009, including his last four events (The Coaldante Tournament, River Spirit Invitational, Paradise Canyon Tournament and Desert Blume Tournament) … runner-up at the CN Future Links Western Championship with a three-round total of 210.

PersonalFull name Ryan Scott Werre … born on May 1, 1992, in Medicine Hat, Alberta … son of Scott and Lynn Werre … has one sister, DeAndra… communications major … plans to play professionally.

Werre’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top Finish2010-11 _____ 36-2,689 ________66 __________74.69 _________________t3rd at Southland Conference Championship2011-12 _____ 32-2,353 ________70 __________73.53 _________________________________ t4th at Rice IntercollegiateFall 2012 _____ 12-879 _________67 __________73.25 _______________________ t7th at Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

Werre on The Course

Fall 2010t62 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational __________ 74-75-78—227t67 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 74-78-84—236t10 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 70-75-70—215t19 __ Kauai Collegiate Invitational __________ 74-73-76—223Spring 2011t18 __ Arizona Intercollegiate _______________ 74-72-74—220t54 __ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational ___________ 73-74-79—226t41 __ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 66-77-79—222t44 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 72-74-74—220t62 __ Morris Williams Intercollegiate ________ 81-76-82—239t46 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 75-76-79—230t7 ___ Aggie Invitational ___________________ 66-79-72—217t3 ___ Southland Conference Championship __ 71-69-74—214Fall 2011t24 __ UTA Waterchase Invitational _____________ 76-72—148t34 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 76-70-79—225t17 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 74-72-73—219Spring 201215 __ UTSA Oak HIlls Invitational ___________ 72-70-75—217t4 ___ Rice Intercollegiate __________________ 70-72-71—213t10 __ Louisiana Classics ___________________ 72-70-72—214t15 __ Argent Financial Classic ______________ 72-73-72—217t23 __ Border Olympics ____________________ 73-77-74—224t40 __ Jim West Intercollegiate ______________ 71-80-72—223t70 __ ASU Thunderbird Invitational __________ 79-74-76—229t7 ___ Southland Conference Championship __ 77-71-76—224Fall 2012t17 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 71-72-71—214t53 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 78-77-75—230t29 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 74-73-77—224t7 ___ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate _________ 67-75-69—211


As a Freshman (Fall 2012)

Played in all four events … ranked third on the team with a 74.58

stroke average … turned in a season-best 214 (71-72-71) in tying

for 15th at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate … tied for 29th at the

Lone Star Invitational after carding a 71-76-77—224.

Prior to UTSA

One of the top-ranked junior golfers in Canada … claimed a pair of

top-10 finishes in the Alberta Provincial Junior Boys Championships

… finished 11th in the juvenile division of the Canadian Junior Boys

Championship … placed 14th at the Alberta Men’s Amateur …

posted a 28th-place showing at the 2011 Junior Americas Cup in

Colorado … was 51st at the 2011 Canadian Men’s Amateur … a

member of the Team Alberta Development Squad for the last two

BreTT hogan

5-10 • 160 • Freshman-HSCalgary, AlbertaBishop O’Byrne HS

hogan’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t15th _____________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 214 _____________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Round _____________________71 _________ (3x), last at Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ___________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low First Round _________________71 _________ (2x), last at Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ___________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Second Round _______________72 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Third Round ________________71 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012

hogan on The Course

Fall 2012t69 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 75-73-78—226t59 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 81-73-77—231t29 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 71-76-77—224t15 __ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate _________ 71-72-71—214

years … a multi-sport athlete who lettered in basketball, volleyball,

badminton, hockey and lacrosse at Bishop O’Byrne High School …

also a member of the honor roll during his junior and senior years.

Personal

Born on March 4, 1994, in Drumheller, Alberta … son of Brian and

Jodi Hogan … plans to major in business.

hogan’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top FinishFall 2012 _____ 12-895 _________71 __________74.58 ______________________ t15th at Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate


As a Freshman (Fall 2012)Appeared in three events … recorded a 76.22 stroke average … tallied a season-best 225 (74-71-80) in tying for 59th at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate … tied for 46th with a 75-73-80—228 at the Tucker Intercollegiate.

Prior to UTSAA top-40 ranked JUCO player as a freshman for Texarkana College … finished as runner-up at the Paris Fall Invitational with a 137 (68-69) … posted a fourth-place showing at the Hal Sutton Intercollegiate after carding a 146 (71-75) … turned in a 147 (75-72) to place sixth at the UMHB Fall Invitational … coached by Rick Rogers, older brother of current UTSA Director of Golf Development Bill Rogers … standout prepster at Weslaco High School … won the District 32-5A individual title as a senior with a 139 (69-70) to help Weslaco capture the team championship … helped lead the Panthers to a sixth-place finish at the regional tournament … also claimed district individual medalist honors as a junior in 2010 with a 72 to help the Panthers capture the team title by 19 strokes … won the 2010 Texas Junior Golf Tour’s Thanksgiving Classic at Horseshoe Bay with a 146 (71-75) … posted a pair of runner-up finishes on the Southern

garrison laCKey

6-3 • 180 • Sophomore-TRWeslaco, Texas

Weslaco HS/Texarkana College

laCKey’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t46th _________________ Tucker Intercollegiate ___________________ Sept. 28-29, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 225 _____________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Round _____________________71 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low First Round _________________74 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Second Round _______________71 ______________ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ________________ Oct. 22-23, 2012Low Third Round ________________76 __________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012

laCKey on The Course

Fall 2012t46 __ Tucker Intercollegiate _________________ 75-73-80—228t54 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 75-82-76—233t59 __ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate _________ 74-71-80—225

Texas PGA Junior Tour in 2010 … finished third with a 147 (71-76) at the 2010 Greyrock Junior Championship … registered a 218 (76-69-73) to place 13th at the 2011 American Junior Golf Association’s Elbit Systems of America Junior Championship in Fort Worth … also averaged 15 points per game for the basketball team and helped Weslaco win the district title and advance to the third round of the playoffs as a senior.

PersonalFull name is Garrison Lee Lackey … born on April 9, 1993, in McAllen, Texas … son of John and Melissa Lackey … has two brothers, Austin and Calvin …plans to major in finance.

laCKey’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top FinishFall 2012 ______ 9-686 __________71 __________76.22 ______________________________ t46th at Tucker Intercollegiate


As a Freshman (Fall 2012)Competed in three tournaments … registered a 75.00 stroke average … carded a season-best 218 (72-72-74) to tie for 12th while competing as an individual at the Lone Star Invitational … posted a 226 (79-73-74) to tie for 69th at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate.

Prior to UTSASan Antonio area product who was homeschooled … No. 1 ranked junior and 2011-12 Player of the Year by GolfSanAntonio.org … posted five top-10 finishes in GolfWeek- and American Junior Golf Association-ranked tournaments … registered a 73.5 stroke average and three individual victories in junior events … won the 2011 Greater San Antonio (GSA) Junior Match Play Championship, defeating five opponents in matches after firing a six-under 66 in the opening stroke-play round … carded a three-over 216 (76-70-70) at the 2011 GSA Junior Championship … won the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier at Briggs Ranch with a two-over 146 (74-72) … recorded a 153 (76-77) and missed the cut by just one stroke at the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur in Bremerton, Wash. … finished seventh

J.J. lindsey

6-0 • 160 • Freshman-HSAdkins, TexasHome School

lindsey’s Career BesTsBest Finish _____________________ t12th _________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Best Score (54 Holes) ____________ 218 _________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low Round _____________________72 _____________ (2x), last at Lone Star Invitational _______________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low First Round _________________72 __________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low Second Round _______________72 __________________ Lone Star Invitational ____________________ Oct. 14-16, 2012Low Third Round ________________74 _________ (3x), last at Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ___________ Oct. 22-23, 2012

lindsey on The Course

Fall 2012t69 __ Sam Hall Intercollegiate ______________ 79-73-74—226t12 __ Lone Star Invitational _________________ 72-72-74—21871 __ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate _________ 81-76-74—231

in a field of 94 players with a 221 (71-78-72) at the Texas Junior Golf Tour’s Holiday Classic in Austin … placed 10th with a 147 (75-72) at the 2011 U.S. Amateur Qualifier in a field of 60 players who mostly were current or former collegiate golfers.

PersonalFull name is Jonathan Joseph Lindsey … born on Aug. 11, 1993, in San Antonio … son of Kenneth and Rebecca Lindsey … has two brothers, Kenneth Jr. and Nicholas, and one sister, Alexandria … plans to major in communications.

lindsey’s year-By-yearYear ________ Rds-Stks _______Low _________ Avg. _____________________________________________ Top FinishFall 2012 ______ 9-675 __________72 __________75.00 ______________________________ t12th at Lone Star Invitational


Lynn Hickey has made student-athlete welfare one of her top priorities as she continues to work to bring the UTSA Athletics Department to the upper echelon of the NCAA Division I standings.

Under Hickey’s direction since 2000, UTSA has captured two Southland Conference Commissioner’s Cups as the league’s top athletics department and two men’s and one women’s all-sports trophies while consistently winning both team and individual academic and athletics awards in all 17 sports sponsored by the university.

One of Hickey’s dreams to lead UTSA to the upper echelon of Division I Athletics was realized on Nov. 11, 2010, when the university received and accepted an invitation to join the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) beginning on July 1, 2012. Hickey’s long-term goal of placing UTSA in a major conference was reached when Conference USA extended an invitation on May 4, 2012. The Roadrunners will move all 17 sports into that league on July 1, 2013.

Hickey has overseen the addition of three sports during her tenure. Women’s golf and women’s soccer were added in 2005 and 2006, respectively, and both programs have emerged as annual league championship contenders. On Dec. 18, 2008, UTSA’s Athletics Initiative Business Plan was approved by the UT System Board of Regents, granting permission to start a football program. Hickey made a splash with the hiring of the first-ever head football coach, as two-time National Coach of the Year Larry Coker was introduced on March 6, 2009. The program kicked off its first season against Northeastern State on Sept. 3, 2011, to resounding success. The Roadrunners set NCAA start-up program records for inaugural game (56,743) and average home (35,521) attendance in six games at the 65,000-seat Alamodome.

The 2010-11 academic year will go down in history as arguably the most successful in school annals, as the Roadrunners claimed the Southland Commissioner’s Cup and Women’s All-Sports Trophy, five championships and the first-ever NCAA postseason victory. UTSA followed that with four more league titles during the 2011-12 campaign, giving the department 36 total championships since 2000-01.

Hickey has led the charge for UTSA and its hosting of numerous NCAA Championship events. Since her arrival on campus, UTSA has served as host institution for the 2001 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional, 2002 Women’s Final Four, 2003 Men’s Basketball South Regional, 2004 Men’s Final Four, 2005 Women’s Volleyball Championship, 2006 Women’s Basketball South Regional, 2007 Men’s Basketball South Regional, 2008 Men’s Final Four, 2010 Women’s Final Four, 2011 Men’s Basketball Southwest Regional and 2011 Women’s Volleyball Championship.

In 2007, Hickey was named to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, one of the most prestigious appointments in all of collegiate athletics. The 10-member committee oversees administration of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, including the selection and seeding of teams for the tournament. Hickey became just the second female ever selected to the committee, joining UNC Charlotte Athletics Director Judy Rose, who served from 1999-2003.

Hickey has been honored nationally and locally for her hard work at UTSA. She was named the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators 2005 Division I-AAA Administrator of the Year. Hickey earned her second national award in June 2006 as the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics/GeneralSports TURF Systems Division I-AAA West Region AD of the Year. The San Antonio Express-News tabbed her as its 2010 Sportswoman of the Year and she also was selected to and completed the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio and Bexar County. In September 2011, she received the ATHENA Leadership from the North San Antonio Chamber of Commerce.

“UTSA is very fortunate to have an athletic leader with both the administrative and coaching experience of Lynn Hickey,” UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Romo said. “Lynn not only is a leader who can take our athletic program to the next level, but she is also well respected nationally and serves as an excellent role model for all student-athletes at this university.”

In serving as the fourth athletics director in UTSA history, Hickey assumed the lead athletics role at one of the youngest NCAA Division I universities in the country (UTSA began athletics competition in 1981). The only female Division I athletics director that oversees both men’s and women’s sports in the state of Texas, she served as President of the Southland from 2002-04 and as the league’s representative to the NCAA Championship/Competition Cabinet. Hickey also was a member of the Women’s Basketball Rules Committee from 2003-06, spending the last two years as chair.

Hickey came to San Antonio from Texas A&M University, where she served as senior associate athletics director/senior woman administrator from 1994-2000. At Texas A&M, her responsibilities included event management and marketing and promotions for 16 of the university’s 19 Division I sports. She also represented the Big 12 Conference as a member of the NCAA Championship Cabinet.

From 1984-94, Hickey served as head women’s basketball coach for Texas A&M. She directed the 1993-94 Aggies basketball team to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, becoming the lowest-seeded team to ever reach that milestone. Texas A&M finished the year ranked No. 19 in the CNN/USA Today Top 25 poll. Following the season, Hickey relinquished her coaching duties to accept the promotion to senior associate athletics director. She finished her coaching career with an overall mark of 279-167 in 15 years of collegiate coaching.

Before her stint at A&M, Hickey was head women’s basketball coach at Kansas State University from 1979-84. She averaged more than 23 wins per season in posting a 125-39 (.762) record over five years and led the Wildcats to five consecutive national tournament berths. She was inducted into the Kansas State Athletics Hall of Fame in September 2004.

A native of Welch, Okla., Hickey graduated summa cum laude from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Ark., with a bachelor’s degree in education. She was an All-American for OBU’s nationally-ranked basketball team and a member of the USA National Team in 1973. Hickey and her husband, Bill, have one daughter, Lauren Nicole.

lynn hiCKey

Director of Athletics


Ricardo Romo is the fifth president of The University of Texas at San Antonio, one of the fastest growing institutions of higher education in Texas and the nation. During his tenure as president, which began in May 1999, UTSA has become an institution of first choice for students seeking a university degree.

Under his leadership, student enrollment has risen to more than 31,000, representing 68 percent growth in enrollment. The university has added numerous programs and facilities to enhance student life and expand its research capacity. UTSA was named one of the state’s emerging research universities by the Texas Legislature with annual research expenditures of $56 million and sponsored program expenditures of $70 million for fiscal year 2010, representing a six-fold increase in expenditures during Romo’s tenure.

A San Antonio native who grew up on the city’s West Side, Romo graduated from Fox Tech High School before attending the University of Texas at Austin on a track scholarship. At UT Austin, he was the first Texan to run the mile in less than four minutes, a record that lasted 41 years.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in education from UT Austin (1967) and holds a master’s degree in history from Loyola Marymount University (1970). Additionally, Romo earned a Ph.D. in history from the University of California, Los Angeles (1975). A nationally respected urban historian, Romo is the author of “East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio,” now in its ninth printing (one in Spanish).

Romo began his academic career teaching social studies from 1967 to 1970 at Franklin High School in Los Angeles. He went on to teach at the University of California at San Diego (1975-1979) and the University of Texas at Austin (1980-1999). He was a visiting professor at University of California, Berkeley in 1985 and visiting scholar with the Stanford University Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioral Sciences (1989-1990). In 1993, he became vice provost for undergraduate education at UT Austin before becoming president of UTSA in 1999.

Romo has received numerous awards and recognitions including 2006 Outstanding Friar Alumnus from the UT Austin Friar Society and the Isabel la Catolica award, the highest award given to non-Spanish subjects, bestowed upon him in 2007 by King Juan Carlos of Spain. In 2008, Romo received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Texas Exes Alumni Association.

In 2010, he received the San Antonio North Chamber Gov.

Dolph Briscoe Salute to Excellence Award. In 2011, Romo was presented the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Chief Executive Leadership Award for transforming UTSA from a regional campus into an emerging Tier One research university. In February 2012, Romo received the Colonel W.T. Bondurant Sr. Distinguished Humanitarian Award from the San Antonio Academy of Texas Alumni Council.

With a strong commitment to serve the community, Romo has served on a range of regional, national and international boards. He is vice chair of the Southwest Research Institute Board of Directors and on the boards of the American Council of Education, Philosophical Society of Texas, Humanities Texas, Austin Museum of Art and United

States-Mexico Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange (COMEXUS). In May 2011, President Barack Obama appointed Romo to the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanics.

Romo is married to Harriett Romo, a UTSA professor of sociology. She also serves as director of the UTSA Mexico Center and the Bank of America Child and Adolescent Policy Research Institute (CAPRI). Both first-generation college graduates, the Romos have a son, Carlos, who earned degrees from Stanford University and the University of Texas School of Law. Their daughter, Anadelia, a graduate of Princeton University, received a doctoral degree from Harvard University and teaches at Texas State University.

The Romos are avid art collectors. Their private art collection is particularly strong in works on paper by Chicana/o and U.S. Latino artists with a regional focus on Texas and the Southwest. The collection includes works by Luis Jimenez, Carmen Lomas Garza, Cesar Martinez and Vincent Valdez, as well as print suites from

Self Help Graphics and Coronado Studio.A talented photographer, Romo’s photos have been included in

numerous regional art exhibits including “Havana,” a collection of photos taken in Cuba, and “South Africa,” a selection of his photos taken on a trip to rural South Africa. His “Small Town Texas” exhibit was displayed at the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures.

An assortment of his photos were featured in China’s most respected photography magazine, Popular Photography. Consequently, Romo recently returned from China where he and four other Texas photographers showed their work in the exhibit “Infinite Horizons: Visions of Texas,” initiating a Texas-China cultural exchange program.

dr. riCardo roMo

University President

History & RecordsFall 2012 Review ___________________________58-592011-12 Review ____________________________60-63Conference Honor Roll _________________________ 64Conference/NCAA History _____________________ 65All-Time Team Championships _________________ 66Year-By-Year Results ________________________67-75Team/Individual Records _______________________ 76UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Records ___________ 77Lone Star Invitational __________________________ 78All-Time Letterwinners _________________________ 79Roadrunners In The Pros _______________________ 80


Fall 2012 Team ResultsDate _______ Tournament ______________________________________ Finish/Teams______________________Scores9/10-11 ____ Sam Hall Intercollegiate (Hattiesburg, Miss.) _______________ 11th/15________ 292-289-291—872 (+20)9/28-29 ____ William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (Albuquerque, N.M.) ______ 11th/14________ 301-299-305—905 (+41)10/14-16 ___ Lone Star Invitational (San Antonio, Texas) _________________7th/15 ________ 290-299-300—889 (+25)10/22-23 ___ Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) ___________6th/12 __________287-292-281—860 (+8)

Fall 2012 Individual AveragesPlayer _____________ Rds-Stks ______ Lo _________Avg. __________________________________________ Top FinishStanton Tondre ________ 12-866 _______ 67 _______ 72.17 __________________________ T-2nd at Lone Star InvitationalRyan Werre __________ 12-879 _______ 67 _______ 73.25 _______________________ T-7th at Wimberly IntercollegiateBrett Hogan __________ 12-895 _______ 71 _______ 74.58 ______________________ T-15th at Wimberly IntercollegiateJ.J. Lindsey ____________ 9-675 ________ 72 _______ 75.00 _________________________ T-12th at Lone Star InvitationalGarrison Lackey _______ 9-686 ________ 71 _______ 76.22 _______________ T-46th at William H. Tucker IntercollegiateReed Stegall __________ 12-917 _______ 71 _______ 76.42 _________________________ T-59th at Tucker IntercollegiateTaylor Koser ___________ 9-702 ________ 72 _______ 78.00 _______________________T-49th at Sam Hall Intercollegiate

Brett HoganFreshman • Calgary, Alberta

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 73 78 226 T-69thTucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 73 77 231 T-59thLone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place71 76 77 224 T-29thHerb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place71 72 71 214 T-15th

SeasonEvents Rds-Strokes Low Avg. Top Finish4 12-895 71 74.58 T-15th

taylor KoserSenior • Rice Lake, Wis.

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 72 74 221 T-49thTucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 80 81 237 T-73rd

2012 Fall review

Lone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place82 76 86 244 73rd


garrison lacKeySophomore • Weslaco, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsTucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 73 80 228 T-46thLone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 82 76 233 T-54thHerb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 71 80 225 T-59th



J.J. l indseyFreshman • Adkins, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 73 74 226 T-69thLone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 72 74 218 T-12th*Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 76 74 231 71st


reed stegallSophomore • San Angelo, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 75 71 224 T-60th*Tucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 77 79 231 T-59th*Lone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place80 78 77 235 T-62ndHerb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 71 77 227 T-62nd*


stanton tondreSenior • Castroville, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place71 72 72 215 T-21stTucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 76 73 221 T-16thLone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place70 74 70 214 T-2ndHerb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 74 67 216 T-22nd

SeasonEvents Rds-Strokes Low Avg. Top Finish4 12-866 67 72.17 T-2nd

ryan werreJunior • Redcliff, Alberta

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsSam Hall Intercollegiate (71/6,882)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place71 72 71 214 T-17thTucker Intercollegiate (72/7,578)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 77 75 230 T-53rdLone Star Invitational (72/6,931)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 73 77 224 T-29thHerb Wimberly Intercollegiate (71/7,074)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place67 75 69 211 T-7th


* played as individual

2012 Fall review


Fall 2011 Team ResultsDate _______ Tournament _____________________________________ Finish/Teams __________________Scores9/19-20 ____ UTA Waterchase Invitational (Fort Worth, Texas) __________ T-9th/19 _________304-299—603 (+27)9/30-10/1 _ William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (Albuquerque, N.M.) _____ 12th/16 ____ 305-293-313—911 (+47)10/16-18 ___ Lone Star Invitational (San Antonio, Texas) ________________9th/15 _____ 292-291-304—887 (+23)

Fall 2011 Individual AveragesPlayer _____________ Rds-Stks ______ Lo _________Avg. _______________________________________Top FinishRyan Werre ___________ 8-592 ________ 70 _______ 74.60 ______________________T-17th at Lone Star InvitationalStanton Tondre _________ 8-599 ________ 71 _______ 74.88 ______________________T-17th at Lone Star InvitationalMartin Board __________ 8-611 ________ 73 _______ 76.38 ____________T-34th at William H. Tucker IntercollegiateMitchell Griffin _________ 8-616 ________ 73 _______ 77.00 _______________T-36th at UTA/Waterchase InvitationalReed Stegall ___________ 5-389 ________ 71 _______ 77.80 ______________________T-64th at Lone Star Invitational Nicko Dodd ___________ 8-623 ________ 73 _______ 77.88 ______________________T-44th at Lone Star Invitational Eddie DeVane _________ 3-236 ________ 76 _______ 78.67 ______________________T-75th at Lone Star InvitationalTaylor Koser ___________ 3-240 ________ 78 _______ 80.00 ______________________T-79th at Lone Star Invitational

Spring 2012 Team ResultsDate _______ Tournament _____________________________________ Finish/Teams __________________Scores2/13-14 ____ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational (San Antonio, Texas) _________ T-12th/15 _____303-295-294----892 (+40)2/20-21 ____ Rice Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas) ______________________5th/15 ______294-291-290----875 (+11)3/5-6 ______ Louisiana Classics (Lafayette, La.) ______________________ T-13th/15 _____294-293-300----887 (+23)3/11-13 ____ Argent Financial Classic (Choudrant, La.) _________________T-7th/9 _____ 301-296-295—892 (+28)3/16-17 ____ Border Olympics (Laredo, Texas) ________________________ 14th/16 ____ 304-308-309-----921 (+57)4/1-3 ______ Jim West Intercollegiate (Victoria, Texas) __________________8th/12 _____ 300-295-287-----882 (+18)4/6-7 ______ ASU Thunderbird Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) ______________ 13th/17 ______303-294-292—889 (+8)4/23-25 ____ Southland Conference Championship (McKinney, Texas) ____8th/10 _____ 307-315-310—932 (+68)

Spring 2012 Individual AveragesPlayer _____________ Rds-Stks ______ Lo _________Avg. _______________________________________Top FinishRyan Werre __________24-1761 ______ 70 _______ 73.38 _________________________T-4th at Rice IntercollegiateStanton Tondre ________24-1806 ______ 70 _______ 75.25 _____________________11th at Jim West IntercollegiateTaylor Koser __________24-1816 ______ 70 _______ 75.67 ___________________ T-26th at Jim West IntercollegiateMartin Board _________24-1838 ______ 72 _______ 76.58 ___ T-32nd at Rice Intercollegiate, Argent Financial ClassicReed Stegall __________ 12-928 _______ 71 _______ 77.33 _______ T-33rd at Southland Conference ChampionshipMitchell Griffin ________18-1399 ______ 72 _______ 77.72 _______________________ T-32nd at Rice Intercollegiate

2011-12 Individual AveragesPlayer _____________ Rds-Stks ______ Lo _________Avg. _______________________________________Top FinishRyan Werre __________32-2353 ______ 70 _______ 73.53 _________________________T-4th at Rice IntercollegiateStanton Tondre ________32-2405 ______ 70 _______ 75.16 _____________________11th at Jim West IntercollegiateTaylor Koser __________27-2056 ______ 70 _______ 76.15 ___________________ T-26th at Jim West IntercollegiateMartin Board _________32-2449 ______ 72 _______ 76.53 ___ T-32nd at Rice Intercollegiate, Argent Financial ClassicReed Stegall __________17-1317 ______ 71 _______ 77.47 _______ T-33rd at Southland Conference ChampionshipMitchell Griffin ________26-2015 ______ 72 _______ 77.50 _______________________ T-32nd at Rice IntercollegiateNicko Dodd ___________ 8-623 ________ 73 _______ 77.88 ______________________T-44th at Lone Star InvitationalEddie Devane _________ 3-236 ________ 76 _______ 78.67 ______________________T-75th at Lone Star Invitational

2011-12 review


Martin BoardRedshirt Freshman • Midland, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 78 — 156 T-70thTucker Intercollegiate (7,562/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 74 76 225 T-34thLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 73 83 230 T-61stUTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 76 72 227 T-57thRice Intercollegiate (7,184/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 72 74 222 T-32ndLouisiana Classics (6,898/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 74 73 221 T-44thArgent Financial Classic (7,105/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 72 77 225 T-32ndBorder Olympics (7,125/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 80 79 238 T-77thJim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place77 75 73 225 T-46thASU Thunderbird Invitational (7,026/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place80 74 76 230 T-77thSouthland Conference Championship (7,346/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 82 87 250 T-46th


eddie devaneSophomore • San Antonio, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 77 83 236 T-75th*


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Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 79 — 160 T-85thTucker Intercollegiate (7,562/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 81 78 237 T-78thLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place73 75 78 226 T-44th


MitcHell griFF inJunior • Driftwood, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 74 — 150 T-36thTucker Intercollegiate (7,562/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 74 84 239 84thLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place73 77 77 227 T-50thUTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 77 80 238 78thRice Intercollegiate (7,184/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 76 72 222 T-32ndLouisiana Classics (6,898/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 75 77 226 T-61stArgent Financial Classic (7,105/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place77 83 76 236 T-49thBorder Olympics (7,125/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 76 80 237 T-73rdJim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place83 79 78 240 67th



taylor KoserJunior • Rice Lake, Wis.

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 84 78 240 T-79th*UTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 76 74 228 T-59thRice Intercollegiate (7,184/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 75 75 224 T-46thLouisiana Classics (6,898/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place80 74 78 232 T-81stArgent Financial Classic (7,105/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 76 72 226 T-35thBorder Olympics (7,125/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place77 75 78 230 T-50thJim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place78 70 72 220 T-26thASU Thunderbird Invitational (7,026/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 77 70 221 T-38thSouthland Conference Championship (7,346/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 79 77 235 T-29th


reed stegallFreshman • San Angelo, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place80 78 — 158 T-79th*Lone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 71 79 231 T-64th*UTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place81 79 76 236 T-73rd*Jim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place73 86 75 234 T-60th*ASU Thunderbird Invitational (7,026/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 71 74 221 T-38thSouthland Conference Championship (7,346/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 85 76 237 T-33rd

SeasonEvents Rds-Strokes Low Avg. Top Finish6 17-1317 71 77.47 T-33rd

stanton tondreJunior • Castroville, Texas

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 75 — 149 T-30thTucker Intercollegiate (7,562/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 75 80 231 T-62ndLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 71 76 219 T-17thUTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 73 73 220 T-25thRice Intercollegiate (7,184/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 72 73 221 T-24thLouisiana Classics (6,898/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 79 78 231 T-79thArgent Financial Classic (7,105/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 75 75 226 T-35th

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Stanton Tondre ranked second on the squad with a 75.16 stroke average and also registered a pair of top-20 finishes in his first season with the Roadrunners.


Border Olympics (7,125/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 80 78 233 T-62ndJim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 71 70 215 11thASU Thunderbird Invitational (7,026/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 75 72 221 T-38thSouthland Conference Championship (7,346/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place75 83 81 239 T-37th

SeasonEvents Rds-Strokes Low Avg. Top Finish11 32-2405 70 75.16 11th

ryan werreSophomore • Redcliff, Alberta

Tournament-by-Tournament ResultsUTA/Waterchase Invitational (7,289/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 72 — 148 T-24thTucker Intercollegiate (7,562/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place76 70 79 225 T-34thLone Star Invitational (7,253/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place74 72 73 219 T-17thUTSA Oak Hills Invitational (6,765/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 70 75 217 15thRice Intercollegiate (7,184/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place70 72 71 213 T-4thLouisiana Classics (6,898/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 70 72 214 T-10thArgent Financial Classic (7,105/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place72 73 72 217 T-15th

Border Olympics (7,125/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place73 77 74 224 T-23rdJim West Intercollegiate (6,870/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place71 80 72 223 T-40thASU Thunderbird Invitational (7,026/71)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place79 74 76 229 T-70thSouthland Conference Championship (7,346/72)Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total Place77 71 76 224 T-7th



Ryan Werre led UTSA in stroke average (73.53) and top-10 finishes (three) during his sophomore campaign.

2011-12 review


First Team All-Southland Conference

Bryan Novoa1993

Micheal Connell1995

Magnus Dohlvik1997, ‘98

Gibby Martens2002

Mike Mezei2004

Southland Conference

First TeamMicheal Connell __________________ 1995Magnus Dohlvik ______________ 1997, ‘98Gibby Martens ___________________ 2002Mike Mezei ______________________ 2004Bryan Novoa ____________________ 1993

Second TeamKyle Collins ______________________ 2009John Elizondo ____________________ 2006Gibby Martens _______________ 2000, ‘01Shawn Smith _____________________ 1992Steve Ward ______________________ 1994Ryan Werre _____________________ 2012

Third TeamKyle Collins ______________________ 2007John Elizondo ____________________ 2004Michael Givilancz ________________ 2002

John Elizondo 2006

Matt Johnston2005

Southland ConferenceIndividual Medalists

Magnus Dohlvik1997

conFerence Honor roll

Ryan Werre 2011

Southland ConferenceFreshman of the Year

Luke Healy ______________________ 2003Thomas Kearney _________________ 2007Nick Olivarri _____________________ 2005Ryan Werre _____________________ 2011

Honorable MentionLewis Chong _____________________ 2011Nicko Dodd _____________________ 2010Emiliano Martinez ________________ 2010John Elizondo ____________________ 2005

Trans AmericaAthletic Conference

Rob Anderson ____________________ 1990Chris Clark ______________________ 1990Raymond Cole ___________________ 1987Kurt Martin ______________________ 1987Lance Mullins ____________________ 1991Derek Steinbruck _________________ 1991Hector Trevino____________________ 1989Gordon Wessels ______________ 1989, ‘90

Southland ConferenceStudent-Athlete of the Year

All-Conference

Joel Williamson1990

Trans AmericaAthletic ConferenceCoach of the Year


Year-By-Year Conference TournamentYear _____Champion _____________________ Runner-Up _______________UTSA _____________________Individual Champion1987 _____Georgia Southern (874) _______ Houston Baptist (875) _________ 3rd (882) _________ Steve Ford, Georgia Southern (206)1988 _____Houston Baptist (893) ________ Georgia Southern (909) ________ 7th (955) _______ Paul Davenport, Houston Baptist (218)1989 _____Houston Baptist (910) ________ Georgia Southern (925) ________ 3rd (933) ___ Mitchell Partridge, Georgia Southern (220)1990 _____Stetson (918) _____________________UTSA (920) ______________ 2nd (920) ________________Tommy Roddy, Mercer (223)1991 _____Georgia State (881) ______________Stetson (894) _____________ 3rd (901) ________________ Tom Creavy, Stetson* (214)1992 _____Texas State (895) ______________North Texas (897) ___________ 6th (940) ___________Thad Harbour, Texas State* (219)1993 _____North Texas (905) ___________ Stephen F. Austin (918) ________ 6th (943) _________________ Brian McMyler, SFA (216)1994 _____Sam Houston St. (881) __________North Texas (893) ___________ 3rd (897) ___________Dean Choate, Sam Houston (215)1995 _____UT Arlington (884) _____________ La.-Monroe (902) ___________ 4th (903) ___________ Jason Hughes, UT Arlington (217)1996 _____North Texas (886) ______________ Texas State (896) ___________ 7th (923) _____________Ryan Palmer, North Texas (217)1997 _____Texas State (888) _________________UTSA (889) ______________ 2nd (889) _______________ Magnus Dohlvik, UTSA (219)1998 _____Southeastern La. (855) __________ Texas State (892) ___________ 7th (906) _________Bill Sherman, Southeastern La. (210)1999 _____Stephen F. Austin (892) ________ UT Arlington (892) __________ 8th (918) ____________ Brandt Kieschnick, Sam Houston _____________________________________________________________________________________and David Bolen, Sam Houston (218)2000 _____Southeastern La. (883) _____________UTSA (884) ______________ 2nd (884) ____________ Adam Babb, UT Arlington (213)2001 _____Lamar (891) __________________ SE Louisiana (902) __________ 7th (919) __________________Chris Stroud, Lamar (213)2002 _____Lamar (882) __________________ UT Arlington (894) __________ 5th (909) ______________Mark Van Hoose, Lamar (216)2003 _____Lamar (846) ______________________UTSA (848) ______________ 2nd (848) __________________Chris Stroud, Lamar (206)2004 _____La.-Monroe (869) ________________ Lamar (869) _____________ 6th (882) _______ Robert Jefferson, Sam Houston* (212)2005 _____UT Arlington (861) _____________ La.-Monroe (874) ___________ 7th (912) ___________Jordan Krantz, UT Arlington (208)2006 _____Lamar (871) ______________________UTSA (880) ______________ 2nd (880) _________________ John Elizondo, UTSA (213)2007 _____Lamar (825) __________________ SE Louisiana (858) __________ 3rd (877) __________ Dawie Van Der Walt, Lamar (203)2008 _____Lamar (866) ___________________ Texas State (894) ___________ T4th (896) ____________ Scott Kelly, Sam Houston* (215)2009 _____Lamar (859) __________________ UT Arlington (869) __________ 4th (884) ________Cedric Scotto, Southeastern La. (212)2010 _____Southeastern La. (862) _______ Central Arkansas (873) _________7th (902 _____ Alvaro Arizbaieta, Southeastern La. (208)2011 _____UT Arlington (862) _______________ Lamar (872) _____________ 7th (896) __________________ MJ Daffue, Lamar* (212)2012 _____Lamar* (890) _______________ Central Arkansas (890) ________ 8th (932) ____________________MJ Daffue, Lamar (216)* won playoff

Top Individual Conference FinisherYear ___ Name ___________________Score _________Place1987 ___ Kurt Martin ____________72-70-70—212 _______ 2nd1988 ___ David Petry ____________77-78-83—238 ______ 23rd1989 ___ Hector Trevino __________73-80-74—227 _______ t3rd1990 ___ Rob Anderson __________71-77-82—230 _______ t9th________ Chris Clark ____________72-77-81—230 _______ t9th________ Gordon Wessel _________75-73-82—230 _______ t9th1991 ___ Derek Steinbruck _______72-71-75—218 _______ t3rd1992 ___ Shawn Smith ___________81-76-76—233 ______ N/A1993 ___ Bryan Novoa __________78-75-73—226 _______ t3rd1994 ___ Steve Ward ____________75-71-73—219 ________6th1995 ___ Michael Connell ________77-70-73—220 _______t2nd1996 ___ Jimmy Muse ___________75-79-75—229 ______ t16th1997 ___ Magnus Dohlvik ________70-72-77—219 ________ 1st1998 ___ Magnus Dohlvik ________72-72-76—220 _________8t 1999 ___ Court Watson __________73-74-76—223 _______ t7th2000 ___ Gibby Martens _________70-80-71—221 _______ t5th2001 ___ Luke Healy_____________75-81-71—227 ______ t13th2002 ___ Michael Givilancz ______74-71-76—221 ________4th2003 ___ John Elizondo __________74-71-65—210 _______ 3rd2004 ___ Mike Mezel ____________69-77-76—222 ______ 19th2005 ___ Nick Olivarri ___________74-78-71—223 ________t122006 ___ John Elizondo __________67-71-75—213 ________ 1st2007 ___ Thomas Kearney ________70-69-77—216 _______ t7th2008 ___ Thomas Kearney ________75-74-72—221 _______ t8th2009 ___ Kyle Collins ____________71-68-75—214 ________4th2010 ___ Emiliano Martinez ______78-74-71 —223 ______ t15th2011 ___ Ryan Werre ____________71-69-74—214 _______ t3rd2012 ___ Ryan Werre ____________77-71-76—224 _______ t7th

NCAA Regional QualifiersName _____________Score ______ Year _ PlaceMagnus Dohlvik __76-73-74—223 __ 1998 ___t75thMike Mezel ______83-74-80—237 __ 2004 ___ t91st

conFerence/ncaa History

UTSA was a member of the Trans America Athletic Conference from 1987-91 and has competed in

the Southland Conference since 1992.


• Olmos Park InvitationalOlmos Park Golf Course; San Antonio, TexasSept. 22, 1983

• UALR InvitationalRebsamen Park Golf Course; Little Rock, Ark.Oct. 7-8, 1985

• Texas Wesleyan InvitationalPecan Plantation Golf Course; Granbury, TexasOct. 24-24, 1985

• Lou Plummer InvitationalElkins Lake Course; Huntsville, TexasMarch 5-6, 1987

• Baylor InvitationalCottonwood Creek Country Club; Waco, Texas March 20-21, 1987

• St. Mary’s InvitationalWillow Springs Golf Course; San Antonio, Texas Oct. 1-2, 1987

• Texas Lutheran InvitationalStarcke Park Golf Course; Seguin, TexasNov. 15-16, 1987

• St. Mary’s InvitationalTapatio Springs; Boerne, TexasMarch 19-20, 1990

• UTSA Spring InvitationalCedar Creek Country Club; San Antonio, TexasMarch 5-6, 1990

• Alamo IntercollegiateSonterra Country Club; San Antonio, TexasOct. 1991

• UTSA Spring Golf ClassicSonterra Country Club; San Antonio, TexasMarch 18-19, 1991

all-tiMe teaM cHaMpionsHips

• Centenary Hal Sutton IntercollegiateNorthwood Country Club; Shreveport, La.Nov. 6-8, 1994

• UTA United Technologies InvitationalBear Creek Country Club; Dallas, TexasNov. 15, 1994

• Louisiana Tech InvitationalSouthern Trace Golf Course; Shreveport, La.Oct. 22-24, 1995

• Centenary Hal Sutton Intercollegiate East Ridge Country Club; Shreveport, La.Nov. 6-7, 1995

• UTSA IntercollegiateCedar Creek Country Club; San Antonio, TexasMarch 4-5, 1996

• Hilton InvitationalSouthern Hills Country Club; Broken Arrow, Okla. Oct. 12-13, 1999

• Shocker InvitationalWichita State Golf Course; Wichita, Kan.April 8-9, 2002

• Falcon InvitationalEisenhower Blue Course; Colorado Springs, Colo. Sept. 19-21, 2003

• Crown Colony ClassicCrown Colony Country Club; Lufkin, TexasOct. 13-14, 2003

• Rice IntercollegiateBlack Horse Golf Club; Cypress, TexasFeb. 9-10, 2004


(Editor’s note: Some years are incomplete. We welcome any corrections)

1982-83UTSA vS. BAYLOR

March 9, Tapatio Springs GCBoerne, Texas

Baylor 308; UTSA 345

UTSA vS. TRINITYMarch 11, Pecan Valley GC

San Antonio, TexasTrinity 310; UTSA 348

TExAS LUTHERAN BULLDOG INvITATIONAL

March 14,Seguin, Texas

Robert May 79; Nick Milanovich 81; Jim Aycock 81; Shawn Angel 81; Rick Sanchez

101. 8th of 8, 332.

UTSA vS. BAYLORMarch 17, Morris Williams GC

Austin, TexasBaylor 329; UTSA 359

UTSA vS. TExAS STATEMarch 29

San Marcos, TexasTexas State 294; UTSA 344

UTSA vS. TExAS LUTHERANApril 4

Seguin, TexasTexas Lutheran 290; UTSA 336

UTSA/TexAS A&M-KIngSvILLe/TexAS LUTHERAN TRIANGULAR

April 12, Fair Oaks CCFair Oaks, Texas

Texas Lutheran 310; Texas A&M-Kingsville 320; UTSA 373

UTSA/TRInITy/TexAS A&M-KIngSvILLe TRIANGULAR

April 18, 2002, Willow Springs GC San Antonio, Texas

Texas A&M-Kingsville 316; Trinity 334; UTSA 356

UTSA TExAS LUTHERANApril 27, 1983, Tapatio Springs GC

Boerne, TexasTexas Lutheran 301; UTSA 374

1983-84OLMOS PARK InvITATIOnAL

Sept 22, Olmos Park GC San Antonio, Texas

1, Gorski 71; Caruso 73, Mireault 75; B. Alexander 82; Q. Alexander 85.

1st of 9, 301.

UTSA vS. SCHREINER Sept. 28, Tapatio Springs GC

Boerne, TexasNo results available

year-By-year results

UTSA vS. TExAS LUTHERANOct. 3, Seguin CC

Seguin, TexasNo results available

1984-85PIZZA HUT/SHSU INvITATIONALApril 15-16, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, TexasRangel 82-83—165, Martin 85-81—166, Hresko 81-87—168, Caruso 84-88—172,

Kloza 84-89-173. 11th of 14, 331-339—670.

1985-86FORT WORTH InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 19-20, Pecan Valley GC Fort Worth, Texas

1, Martin 73-70-72—215; Q. Alexander 77-72-79—228; Caruso 81-73-75—229; Kloza

78-74-78—230; Tucker 78-77-76—231.2nd of 5, 306-289-301—896

OKLAHOMA CITy InvITATIOnALSept. 23-24, Lincoln Park GC

Oklahoma City, Okla.7, Martin 70-68-73—211; Tucker 71-76-71—218; Caruso 74-72-73—219; Q. Alexander

77-73-72—222; Kloza 77-77-74—228. 6th of 6, 292-289-289—870.

UALR INvITATIONALOct. 7-8, Rebsamen Park GC

Little Rock, Ark.t1, Tucker 73-72—145; t1, Q. Alexander

74-71—145; Martin 75-73-148; Hresko 75-74—149; Caruso 79-74—153.

1st of 10, 297-290—587.

ST MARy’S FALL InvITATIOnALOctc. 14-15, Tapatio Springs GC

Boerne, Texas3, Martin 76-73—149; 5, Caruso 75-75—150;

15, Q. Alexander 81-74—155; 16, Tucker 77-78—155; 18, Kloza 80-76—156.

3rd of 10, 308-298—606.

TexAS WeSLeyAn InvITATIOnALOct. 24-25, Pecan Plantation GC

Granbury, Texas2, Martin 71-69—140; Tucker 72-77—149; Kloza 73-78—151; Caruso 76-76—152;

Flaherty 80-72—152. 1st of 18.

TRINITY INvITATIONALNov. 4-5, Pecan Valley GC

San Antonio, TexasNo results available

HAL SUTTON INvITATIONALNov. 11-13

Shreveport, La.Martin 232, Tucker 233, Flaherty 237, Hresko

240, Rangel 241.13th of 15, 940.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALFeb. 28-March 1, Cottonwood Creek GC

Waco, TexasMartin 80-81—161; Kloza 85-78—163;

Chevalier 87-79—166; Tucker 85-82—167; Flaherty 89-85—174.

t9th of 17, 337-320—657.

UTSA/DOMInIOn InvITATIOnALMarch 28-29, Dominion CC

San Antonio, Texast7, Martin 77-74—151; t7, Chevalier 73-

78—151; 13, Kloza 79-74—153; 18, Tucker 78-76—154; 21, Hresko 77-78—155; 28,

Flaherty 78-79—157; 32, Rangel 81-78—159. 4th of 9, 312-203—614.

1986-87MARy HARDIn-BAyLOR InvITATIOnAL

Oct. 10-11, Leon Valley GC No results available

LOU PLUMMeR InvITATIOnALMarch 5-6, Elkins Lake GC

Huntsville, Texas2, Martin 72-71—143; t14, Cole 76-73-149; t14, Tucker 71-78—149; 25, Bell 73-79-152;

Petry 79-76—155. 1st of 14, 292-298—590.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALMarch 20-21, Cottonwood Creek CC

Waco, Texast5, Bell 77-72—149; t5, Tucker 74-75—149;

12, Cole 75-76—151; t14, Martin 75-77—152; Sandoval 83-83—166.

1st of 15, 301-300—601.

TRAnS AMeRICA ATHLeTIC COnFeRenCe TOURnAMenT

April 13-14, Forest Heights CCStatesboro, Ga.

2, Martin 72-70-70—212; t6, Cole 76-73-71—220.

3rd of 10, 295-295-292—882

1987-88ST. MARy’S InvITATIOnALOct. 1-2, Willow Springs GC

San Antonio, Texast8, Bryan 78-74—152; t9, Petry 75-78—153.

1st, 300-300—600

TExAS INvITATIONALOct. 11-13, Grand Prairie CC

Grand Prairie, Texas4, Petry 74-74—148; t46, Bryan 88-80—168.

t6th of 20, 313-309—622.

HUNTSvILLE INvITATIONALOct. 21-22, Elkins Lake GC

Huntsville, Texast33, Martin 72-78-150; Petry 76-77-153;

Linnstaedter 73-81-154; t49, Bryan 78-78-156; Flanigan 79-81-160.

10th of 10, 299-314—613.

CHARLeS COODy WeST TexAS INvITATIONAL

Oct. 29-30, Fairway Oaks CC Abilene, Texas

t15, Martin 83-76-159; t15, Petry 76-83—159; t15, Bryan 86-73—159; Linnstaedter 79-77-

156; Relf 85-74-159. 7th, 323-300—623.

TExAS LUTHERAN INvITATIONALNov. 15-16, Starcke Park GC

Seguin, Texast3, Petry 75-73-77—225.1st, 299-284-311—894.

CROWn COLOny CLASSICFeb. 27-28, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texast26, Petry 81-84—165; 31, Martin 80-91-171; 32, Bryan 85-88—173;36, Linnstardter 84-95-

179; 37, Flanigan 93-88-181. 9th of 9, 423-446—869.

BORDeR OLyMPICSMarch 5-6, Laredo CC

Laredo, Texast26, Petry 73-70-80-223; Martin 76-80-70-226;

Sandoval 77-80-78-235; t57, Bryan 81-75-82—238; Linnsteadter 89-87-78-254; Flanigan

77-nc-nc. 13 th of 15, 309-315-306—918.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALMarch 20-22, Cottonwood GC

Waco, Texas10, Petry 75-73-148; t12, Linnstaedter 74-75—149; t16, Bryan 78-79—157; Martin

78-81—159. 7th, 303-308—611.

UTSA/DOMInIOn CLASSICMarch 14-15, The Dominion CC

San Antonio, Texast9, Petry 82-78—160; t19, Bryan 78-84—162.

t6th, 316-328—644.

ALL-AMeRICAn InTeRCOLLegIATeMarch 30-April 1, Bear Creek GC

Houston, TexasBryan 76-80—156; Petry, 77-78—155.

missed cut, 308-299—607.

SAM HOUSTOn STATe CLASSICApril 7-8, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, Texast17, Petry 76-78-154; t17, Martin 77-77—154; t29, Linnstaedter 82-75—157; t65, Bryan 83-

86—169; 69, Flanigan 86-85—171. 10th of 13, 318-315—633.


April 20-22, Waterwood National GC Huntsville, Texas

23, Petry 77-78-83—238; t26, Bryan 80-82-78—240.

7th, 309-330-316—955.


1988-89TExAS INvITATIONAL

Sept. 26-28, Woodhaven CC Fort Worth, Texas

t8, Anderson 75-75-70—220; t10, Bryan 77-72-73—222; t12 Wessels 76-72-75—223;

t19, Petry 79-75-78—232. 6th of 15, 302-294-296—892.

UC FERGUSON ALL-COLLEGE TOURnAMenT

Oct. 3-4, Westbury CC Oklahoma City, Okla.

t7, Anderson 70-76-77—223; 8, Wessels 73-75-65—224; 15, Bryan 71-76-81—228; t18,

Petry 77-74-80—231. 2nd of 15, 285-301-312-898.

CHARLeS COODy WeST TexAS INvITATIONAL

Oct. 20-21, Fairway Oaks CC Abilene, Texas

7, Wessels 77-70—147; 17, Petry 76-74—150; 24, Bryan 72-79—151; 57, Anderson

78-82—160; 73, Smith 83-88—173.6th of 12, 303-305—608.

O.D. BOUNDS INTERCOLLEGIATEOct. 24-26, Fossil Creek,

Fort Worth, Texas15, Wessels 73-75—148; 24, Petry 77-

73—150; t24, Bryan 78-74—152; t61, Smith 78-81—159; t75, Anderson 85-86-76—247.

10th of 18, 306-303—609.

MARy HARDIn-BAyLOR InvITATIOnALNov. 9, Horseshoe Bay (Ram Rock Course)

Horseshoe Bay, Texas3, Brauner 78; t15, Wessels 84; 19, Anderson

86; DQ, Petry; DQ, Bryan.

UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSICNov. 14-15, Sonterra CC

San Antonio, Texas1, Petry 75-74—149; 2, Bryan 75-75—150; t9, Brauner 80-79—159; t11, Anderson 80-

81—161; t12, Wessels 81-81—162. 2nd of 14, 310-309—619.

UTPA INvITATIONALFeb. 16-18, Campestre CC

Monterrey, MexicoNo results available

SAM HOUSTOn STATe CLASSICMarch 2-3, Elkins Lake GC,

Huntsville, Texast12, Anderson 76-73—149; t25, Brauner

75-77—152; t30, Wessels 78-75—153; t32, Trevino 77-77—154; t50, Bryan 81-77—158.

6th of 16, 306-302—608.

ST. MARy’S InvITATIOnALMarch 6-7, Tapatio Springs CC

Boerne, Texas3rd of 15, 305-313—618.

NCNB INvITATIONALMarch 20-21, Cottonwood Creek GC

Waco, Texas21st of 29, 315. (weather shortened).

BeAR CReeK InvITATIOnALMarch 23-24, Bear Creek GC

Dallas, TexasNo results available


April 15-18, Innsbruck CC Helen, Ga.

t3, Trevino 73-80-74—227; 8, Wessels 76-81-74—231.

3rd of 8, 307-322-304—933

1989-90TExAS INvITATIONAL

Sept. 25-26, Woodhaven CC Fort Worth, Texas

t23, Anderson 75-76-75—226; t38, Parker 74-78-78—230; t40, Wessels 72-84-77—233.

t11th, 298-213-303—913.

THe WOODLAnDS InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 29-30, TPC at The Woodlands,

The Woodlands, Texast2, Anderson 72-76-72—220; t24, Brauner

78-73-79—230; t31, Wessels 82-76-75—233; t36, Parker 75-75-86—237.

8th 313-306-303—922.

O.D. BOUNDS INTERCOLLEGIATEOct. 23-24, Fossil Creek GC

Fort Worth, Texast9, Brauner 76-73-80—229; t13, Steinbruck

76-79-75—230; t31, Anderson 77-79-79—231.

4th, 305-303-314—922.

UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSICNov. 13-14, Sonterra CC

San Antonio, Texast8, Clark 78; t8, Anderson 78; t9, Brauner

79; 15, Steinbruck 80; t23, Wessels 83; t35, Parker 87.

3rd, 322 (shortened due to rain).

RICE INvITATIONALNov. 24-26

Columbia Lakes, Texast17, Anderson 76-72-77—225; t26, Clark 77-79-75—231; t53, Steinbruck 78-78-77—233;

t68, Wessels 82-81-76—239. 11th, 310-305-302—917.

WOODyARD-HUngARLAnD INvITATIONAL

March 1-2, Elkins Lake CC Huntsville, Texas

t6, Wessels 73-77—150; t9, Clark 80-71—151; t23, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t28, Anderson 81-74—155; t34, Parker

81-75—156. 2nd, 313-295—608.

UTSA SPRING INvITATIONALMarch 5-6, Cedar Creek GC

San Antonio, Texast2, Brauner 73-77—150; t4, Parker 76-

75_151; t4, Clark 76-75—151; 8, Wessels 79-73-152; t19, Steinbruck 77-81—158; 22,

Anderson 78-82—160. 1st, 304-306—610.

ST. MARy’S InvITATIOnALMarch 19-20, Tapatio Springs CC

Boerne, Texas1, Anderson 74-66-140; 4, Wessels 70-76146;

t7, Steinbruck 76-64-150; 9, Brauner 74-77-151; Clark 153; Trevino 153; Parker 153.

1st, 293-293—586.

HyATT BeAR CReeK InvITATIOnALMarch 26-27, Hyatt Bear Creek (East)

Dallas, Texast18, Anderson 76-74-77—227; t31, Brauner 77-79-74—230; t39, Parker 80-75-77-232;

t39, Wessels 80-80-72—232; t70, Steinbruck 76-79-81—238.

t9th, 311-307-300—918.

GRAND CANYON INvITATIONALApril 9-10, The Wigwam (West)

Phoenix, Ariz.6, Anderson 71-75-71—217; t20, Parker

71-73-78—222; t35, Wessels 76-79-71—226; t38, Clark 75-78-74—227; Brauner wd-wd-74.

t4th, 293-305-290—888.


April 15-17, The Club at SonterraSan Antonio, Texas

t9, Anderson 71-77-82—230; t9, Clark 72-77-81—230; t9, Wessels 75-73-82—230; 12, Parker 74-76-81—231; 18, Steinbruck

74-79-82—235. t2nd of 8, 291-303-326—920.

1990-91CHARLeS COODy WeST TexAS

INTERCOLLEGIATESept. 11-12, Fairway Oaks GC

Abilene, Texast21, Steinbruck 78-72—150; t28, Mullins

77-74—151; t38, Rodgers 81-73—154; t48, Johnson 82-74—156; t63, Parker 86-77—163.

9th of 15, 318-293—611.

THe WOODLAnDS InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 25-26, TPC at The Woodlands

The Woodlands, Texas15, Mullins 75-76—151; 65, Johnson 82-80-162; t73, Steinbruck 83-81—164; t81, White

82-86—168; 89, Parker 92-93—185. 18th of 18, 322-323—645.

LU ELLEN GIBBS INvITATIONALOct. 11-12, Elkins Lake CC

Huntsville, Texas4, Johnsson 72-74—146; t6, Mullins 72-75—147; t18, Hullett 73-79—152; t20, Steinbruck

75-78—153; t31, Flanagan 76-82—158. 4th of 14, 292-306—598.

HyATT BeAR CReeK FALL CLASSICOct. 29-30, Bear Creek (East) Course

Dallas, Texast10, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t10, Mullins

79-75—154; t39, Rodgers 80-78—158; t47, Hullett 84-75-159 101, Johnson 89-85—174.

6th of 20, 322-303—625.

UTPA CLASSICNov. 11-13, The Club at Cimarron

Mission, Texast8, Steinbruck 71-71-74—216; t8, Hullett

70-74-72—216; t11, Mullins 70-73-74—217; 16, Flanagan 74-76-70—220; t17, Rodgers

72-74-75—221. 3rd of 6,865.

RICe/COLUMBIA LAKeS InvITATIOnALNov. 22-24, Columbia Lakes CC

West Columbia, Texast46, Mullins 86-75-70—231; t51, Hullett 78-79-75—232; t57, Johnson 74-76-83—233; t57, Steinbruck 75-82-76—233; t62, Parker

79-79-76—234. 9th of 18, 306-309-297—912.

CROWn COLOny InvITATIOnALFeb. 23-24, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, TexasNo results available

UTSA/SONTERRA SPRING CLASSICMarch 18-19, Sonterra CC

San Antonio, Texas1, Steinbruck 71-75—146; t3, Hullett 78-

73—151; t6, Mullins 77-75—152; 16, Parker 80-75—155; t37, Schnurr 81-81—162; t51,

Johnson 76-89—165; t53, White 87-79—166; t59, Rodgers 81-87—168.

1st of 13, 300-298—600 (weather shortened).

US MILITARy ACADeMy InvITATIOnALMarch 22-23, Hidden Hills CC

Austin, TexasNo results available

HyATT BeAR CReeK InvITATIOnALMarch 25-26, Hyatt Bear Creek (East),

Dallas, Texast11, Hullett 75-75-73—223; 20, Steinbruck

76-76-75—227; t30, Mullins 81-71-77—229; t42, Schnurr 80-73-78—231; t48, Parker 76-

77-80—233. 6th of 16, 307-295-303—905.


April 12-14, DeBary Plantation GC DeBary, Fla.

t3, Steinbruck 72-74-72—218; 5, Mullins 70-75-74—219; t11, Hullett 76-76-75—227;

t26, Rodgers 78-82-80—240; t30, Parker 80-85-77—242.

3rd of 8, 296-307-298—901.

1991-92THe WOODLAnDS InTeRCOLLegIATe

Sept. 24-25, TPC at The Woodlands, The Woodlands, Texas

t17, Mullins 74-78—152; t48, Hullett 80-79—159; t52, Smith 78-82—160; t74, Winn

82-82—164. 12th of 18, 631.

eLKInS LAKe InvITATIOnALOct. 17-18, Elkins Lake CC

Huntsville, Texast5, Mullins 75-71—146; t15, Hullett 73-77-150; t15, Steinbruck 73-77-150; t39, Lyon

74-80-154; 54, Winn 80-78—158. 4th of 14, 598.



Mission, Texas1, Mullins 71-71—142; t2, Hullett 70-73—143;

19, Steinbruck 75-76-151; t21, Smith 79-76—155; t29, Lyon 80-82—162.

4th of 7, 882.

ALAMO InTeRCOLLegIATe FALL CLASSICNov. 18-19, Tapatio Springs CC

Boerne, Texast2, Steinbruck 215; t2, Hullett 215; 4, Lyon

216; 5, Winn 217. 1st of 10, 875.

RICe/COLUMBIA LAKeS InvITATIOnALNov. 29-Dec. 1, Columbia Lakes CC

West Columbia, Texast58, Steinbruck 771-81-83—241; t72, Hullett 85-81-78—244; t75, Mullins 82-76-87—245; t81, Lyons 83-86-78–247; t85, Winn 86-81-

83—250. t16 of 17, 327-319-322—968.

CROWn COLOny InvITATIOnALFeb. 22-23, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texas t41, Smith 77. 14th 18, 312.

UTSA SPRING INvITATIONALMarch 16-17, Cedar Creek GC

San Antonio, Texast6, Snethkamp 74-76—150; 15, Schnurr 77-77-154; t45, Marules 81-83—164; t45, Lyon

81-83—164; t64, Curren 84-86-170. 10th of 13, 643.

PECAN vALLEY INvITATIONALMarch 19-20, Pecan Valley GC

Fort Worth, Texas10th of 14, 910.

DFW /BeAR CReeK InvITATIOnALMarch 23-24, Bear Creek CC

Dallas, Texas18th of 18, 914.

SAM HOUSTOn STATe InvITATIOnALApril 5-6, Waterwood CC

Huntsville, TexasNo results available

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIOnSHIP

April 23-25, Crown Colony CC Lufkin, Texas

Smith 81-76-76—233; Snethkamp 74-81-79—234; Curren 77-76-82—235; Lyon 85-76-

78—239; Marules 87-88-81—256. 6th of 10, 940.


Sept. 29-30, TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, Texas

t28, Novoa 77-79—156; t50, Norris 80-81—161; t50, Walsh 78-85—161; t86, Snethkamp

88-88—176; 88, Daly 91-88—179. 17th of 18, 323-333—656.

ACU/FAIRWAy OAKS InvITATIOnALOct. 5-6, Fairway Oaks CC

Abilene, TexasNovoa 75-74—149; Norris 73-78—151;

Snethkamp 75-85—160; Curren 76-77-153. t11th of 17.

eLKInS LAKe InvITATIOnALOct. 15-16, Elkins Lake CC

Huntsville, Texast14, Novoa 74; t23, Curren 75; t18, Daly 78;

t39, Norris 77; t60, Walsh 82. 6th of 14, 299 (rain shortened).


Mission, Texas4, Norris 76-70-73—219; t9, Novoa 75-75-73—223; 13, Curren 74-78-73—225; t24, Jason Daly 80-75-75-230; t41. Scethkamp

81-77-83—241. 3rd of 9, 305-297-294—896.

RICE INvITATIONALNov. 27-29, Columbia Lakes CC

West Columbia, Texast9, Novoa 80-70-74—224; t60, Griff 80-82-76—238; t64, Norris 82-75-82—239; t79,

Curren 89-82-78—249. 15th of 18, 331-309-310—950.


Lufkin, Texast41, Smith 77; t47, Curren 78; t47, Christian Snethkamp 78; t57, Lyon 79; 82, Marules 82.

14th of 18, 312.

BORDeR OLyMPICSFeb. 25-28, Laredo CC

Laredo, Texast20, Novoa 79-76-76-231; t36, Griff 77-80-

78-235; 68, Norris 84-76-84-244; t77, Flores 80-83-86-249; t85, Merules 8-88-92-259; 88,

Daly 86-85-90-261. 14th of 15, 324-315-328—967.

UTSA SPRING CLASSICMarch 14-15, Cedar Creek GC

San Antonio, TexasB. Novoa 76-75—151; Norris 80-79—159;

Marules 83-81—164; Griff 86-82—168. t5th of 11, 315-314—619.

HyATT CReeK InvITATIOnALMarch 18-19, 1993, Bear Creek GC

Dallas, TexasNo results available

WATeRWOOD InTeRCOLLegIATeMarch 29-30, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, Texast2, Novoa 72-73-145; t14, Griff 76-75—151; t21, Norris 74-79—153; t33, Snethkamp 81-

75—156; t62, Daly 80-85—165. 4th of 13, 302-302—604.

GRAND CANYON INvITATIONALApril 11-13, The Wigwam CC

Phoenix, Ariz.No results available


April 19-21, Riverside GCt3, Novoa 78-75-73—226; t27, Norris

79-72-88—239; 32, Daly 78-85-78—241; t39, Snethkamp 82-75-88—245; 45, Griff

8-87-82—249. 6th of 10, 315-207-321—943.

1993-94WOODLAnDS InTeRCOLLLegIATe

Sept. 28-29, TPC at The Woodlands The Woodlands, Texas

1, Ward 67-78—145; 25, Womack 76-78—154; 76, Connel 75-90—165; 80, Sinclair

81-85—166; 82, Sewall 79-88—167. 12th of 18, 297-329—626.


Mission, Texas2, Seibert 73-66-77—216; 3, Ward 74-72-73—219; t8, Womack 73-79-76—228; t14, Sinclair 81-76-79—236; 19, Sinclair 81-84-

81—246. 3rd of 4, 301-2923-305—899.

RICe/COLUMBIA LAKeS InvITATIOnALNov. 26-28, Columbia Lakes CC

West Columbia, Texast15, Ward 79-76-73—228; t25, Womack

78-76-77—231; t40, Connel 79-74-82—235; t53, Seibert 79-83-77—239; t83, Sinclair

82-86-83—251. 10th of 18, 315-309-309—933.

TExAS STATE CLASSICMarch 14-15, Circle C GC

Austin, Texas7, Hays 71-73—144; Womack 78-72—150;

Connel 78-74—152; Ward 80-72—152; Sinclair 83-78—161.

3rd of 11, 307-291—598.

WATeRWOOD InTeRCOLLegIATeMarch 1994, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, Texast11, Hays 75-77—152; t20, Ward 78-76—

154; t25, Connel 74-81—155; t31, Womack 86-71—157; t36, Sinclair 81-77—158.

t3rd of 7, 308-301—609.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 4, Tallgrass CC

Wichita, Kan.t19, Hays 82-80—162; t19, Ward 83-79—

162; t25, Womack 82-81—163; t30, Seibert 80-84—164; 76, Sinclair 94-86—180.

7th of 16, 327-324—651.

UALR gOLF CHAMPIOnSHIPApril 11-12, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t18, Hays 76-73-79—228; t26, Ward 80-75-77—232; t46, Seibert 82-75-81—238; t46, Connel 73-80-84—238; t77, Womack

82-79-84—245. 9th of 18, 312-203-321—935.


April 18-20, Pecan Valley GC San Antonio, Texas

6, Ward 75-71-73—219; 15, Womack 73-76-75—224; 16, Seibert 75-74-77—226;

23, Hays 76-77-76—229; 29, Connel 78-76-77—231.

4th of 10, 299-297-301—897.

1994-95UTPA CLASSIC

Oct. 24-25, The Club at CimarronMission, Texas

1, Ward 69-74-68—211; t8, Connell 74-72-70—216; t8, Edfors 74-68-74—216; t71, Hays 75-78-80—233; 79, Sinclair 79-81-78—238.

4th of 14, 292-286-290—868.

HAL SUTTON INvITATIONALNov. 7-8, Northwood CC

Shreveport, La.3, Connell 71-68-75-214; 13, Ward 79-71-74—224; t13, Ulfvengren 74-75-75—224; t15, Womack 72-74-79-225; t36, Edfors

79-74-81—234. 1st of 12, 296-287-303—886.

UTA/UNITED SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES INvITATIONAL

Nov. 14-15, Bear Creek GC Arlington, Texas

4, Connell 75-70—145; 5, Ward 71-75–146; t5, Ulfvengren 7274—146; 28, Womack

78-73—151. 1st of 18, 296-292—588.

UTSA SPRING CLASSICFeb. 26-28, Cedar Creek GC

San Antonio, Texast1, Edfors 147; t9, Ward 74-77—151; t20, Womack 75-78-153; t20, Ulfvengren 72-

81—153; t20, Hays 76-77—153; t26, Seibert 73-81—154; t32, Sewall 77-78—155; t38,

Sinclair 78-79-157; t43, Connell 75-83—158; t65, Graves 84-84-168.

UTSA ‘Orange’, 4th of 15, 294-316—610; UTSA ‘Blue’, 6th of 15, 301-311—612.

CROWn COLOny InvITATIOnALMarch 2-4, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texast1, Edfors 72; t6, Ward 74; t37, Hays 77; t37,

Womack 77; T66, Ulfvengren 80. 3rd of 17, 300.

SOUTHWeST TexAS CLASSICMarch 12-14, Circle C GC

Austin, Texast14, Hays 73-79—152; t14, Ulfuengren 73-

79—152; t31, Ward 78-77—155’ t52, Seibert 76-83—159; t61, Connell 74-87—161; t66,

Edfors 78-84—162. t6 of 16, 300-318—618.


Laredo, Texast9, Ward 76-73-72—221; t39, Seibert 78-75-77—230; t72, Edfors 81-78-79—238; t81, Ulfvengren 80-81-80—241; t81, Womack

82-80-79—241. 14th of 15, 315-307-308—930.


UALR INvITATIONALApril 2-4 , Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.5, Connell 75-76-70—221; t20, Ward 77-76-79—232; t29, Edfors 235; t46, Jeff Seibert 78-82-77—237; t48, Hays 81-77-79—238.

4th of 18, 307-310-303—920.


April 16-18, Columbia Lakes CC West Columbia, Texas

t2, Connell 77-70-73—220; t17, Ulfvengren 228; 24, Hays 79-76-74—229; t32, Edfors

234.t3rd of 10, 311-295-297—903.


Oct. 2-3, TPC at The Woodlands The Woodlands, Texas

2, Edfors 72-72—144; t19, Ulfvengren 76-74—150; t56, Herring 76-81—157; t66, Muse

77-82—159; t68, Sinclair 84-76-160. 7th of 18, 304-300—604.

BILLy BUnDRICK InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 23-24

Shreveport, La.1, Edfors 69-72-79—220; 2, Ulfvengren

74-72-74-220; t33, Muse 79-82-75—236; t58, Sewall 86-85-73—244; 73, Fowler 85-

83-81—249. 1st of 18, 917* (playoff winner).

HAL SUTTON INvITATIONALNov. 6-7, Eastridge CC

Shreveport, La.1, Edfors 73-69-70—212; 7, Muse 74-70-76-220; t20, Herring 77-72-78—227; t28,

Ulfvengren 77-71-82—230; t57, Sewall 87-81-73—241. 73, Fowler 249.

1st of 12, 301-282-297—880.

UTA/UNITED SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES INvITATIONAL

Nov. 13-14, Fort Worth, Texast27, Edfors 75-77-77—229; t36, Herring

76-80-75—231; t36, Fowler 78-75-78—231; t40, Ulfvengren 76-73-83—232; t46, Muse

77-82-75—234. 9th of 16, 304-305-305—914.


Lufkin, Texast24, Muse 76-78-79—233; t24, Ulfvengren

78-74-81—233; t38, Fowler 81-79-76—236; t67, Edfors 82-84-79—245; t77, Herring 82-

80-87—249. 11th of 17, 317-311-315—943.

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICMarch 4-5, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texas6, Edfors 71-75—146; t7, Ulfvengren 71-76—147; t13, Herring 77-73—150; t13,

Fowler 73-77—150; t30, Muse 78-77—155; t34, John Sewall (individual) 83-74-157.

1st of 11, 292-301—593.

SOUTHWeST CLASSICMarch 11-12, Circle C GC

Austin, Texast11, Edfors 79-78-73—230; t22, Ulfvengren

75-79-79—233; t32, Herring 79-76-80—235; t56, Muse 78-83-81—242; t71, Fowler

77-77-91—245; t54, Sewall (individual) 81-81-79—241.

6th of 17, 309-310-313—932.

MOe O’BRIen MeMORIAL InvITATIOnALMarch 25-26, Lake Charles CC

Lake Charles, La.9, Muse 76-75-78—229; t15, Herring 77-75-81—233; t17, Edfors 84-74-76—234; t27, Ulfvengren 84-79-78-241; t31, Fowler

80-80-82—242. 5th of 10, 317-303-313—933.

UALR INTERCOLLEGIATE April 1-2, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t27, Ulfvengren 77-77-75—229; t33, Herring 79-75-78—232; t41, Muse 78-76-80— 234; t52, Fowler 84-77-76—237; t61, Edfors 77-

76-85—238. 7th of 21, 311-304-309—924.



t16, Muse 75-79-75—229; t22, Ulfvengren 82-76-73—231; t30, Herring 77-75-72—234; t33, Sewall 75-80-80—235; 40, Edfors 78-80-

80—238. 7th of 10, 305-310-308—923.

1996-97UTPA INvITATIONAL

Sept. 16-17, Cimarron CC Mission, Texas

6, Muse 74-72-75—221; t7, Dolhvik 71-76-75-222; t9, Dixon 73-72-78—223; t31,

Ulfvengren 80-74-81—235; t31, Jones 78-80-78—235; t31 Bartlett 75-77-83—235.

5th of 6, 293-294-306—893.

GRAND CANYON CLASSICSept. 23-24, Hillcrest GC

Phoenix, Ariz.6, Dohlvik 72-70-72—214; t30, Dixon

80-72-73—225; t36 Muse 73-74-79—226; t39, Jones 77-72-78—227; t58, Bartlett 79-74-

78—231. 9th of 17, 310-288-310—890.

THe WOODLAnDS InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 7-8, The Woodlands CC

The Woodlands, Texast10, Dohlvik 74-73-78—225; t23, Muse

80-77-74—231; t29, Dixon 81-75-77—233; t58, New 80-80-79—239; t69, Jones 81-84-

83—248. 10th of 18, 310-288-310—890.

RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATEOct. 21-22, Hillcrest CC

Lubbock, Texast37, Dohlvik 76-76—152; t61, Ulfvengren 80-76—156; t75, Sewall 79-80—159; t75 Wade

85-74—159; t83, Bartlett 83-79—162. 17th of 17, 320-306—626.


Lufkin, Texast5, Dohlvik 71-79—150; t14, Wade 80-

72—152; t20, New 79-75—154; t20, Muse 75-79—154; t73, Ulfvengren 83-79—162.

2nd of 16. 305-305—610.

UTSA INvITATIONALFeb. 25-26, LaCantera GC

San Antonio, Texast3, Dohlvik 77-76—153; t6, Muse 80-74—

154; t13, New 79-76—155; t16, Ulfvengren 75-81—156; 19, Wade, 80-77—157; t54,

Dixon 84-84—168. 2nd of 15, 316-303—619.

WATeRWOOD nATIOnAL InvITATIOnALMarch 16-18, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, Texas7, Muse 76-70-72—218; t10, Dohlvik 72-73-

76—221; 26, Ulfvengren 79-75-74—228; t36, New 76-80-77—233; t51, Wade 77-78-

85—240. 3rd of 11, 301-296-299—896.

CHENAL TROJAN CUP INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 31-April 1, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t6, Dohlvik 73-73-77—223; t27, Wade

79-76-76—231; t40, New 81-79-74—234; t49, Ulfvengren 78-79-79—236; t63, Muse

78-83-77—238. 7th of 18, 308-307-304—919.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 13-15, Tallgrass GC

Wichita, Kan.5, Wade 73-79-69—221; t11, Dohlvik

77-74-74—225; t18, New 79-74-76—229; t42, Muse 78-79-78—235; t72, Ulfvengren

85-86-76—247. 5th of 16, 307-306-295—908.


April 20-23, Holytree CC Tyler, Texas

1, Dohlvik 70-72-77—219; t4, Wade 76-70-75—221; t11, Muse 77-71-77—225; 21,

New 78-75-77—230; t22, Ulfvengren 79-81-71—231.

2nd of 9, 301-288-300—889.


Date, The Woodlands CCThe Woodlands, Texas

15, Muse 72-74-81—227; t17, Dohlvik 74-77-78—229; 73, Benestante 82-79-86—247.

t6th of 15, 295-290-297—882.

RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATEDate

Lubbock, Texas2, Dohlvik 70-67-71—208; t35, New 74-72-

74—220; t82, Muse 79-74-77-230 t82, Dixon 79-74-77—230.

9th of 17, 294-286-293—873.

CROWn COLOny CLASSICDate, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texast7, Dohlvik 145; t45, Muse 153; 76,

Benestante 166. t73, New 162. 12th of 15, 307-304—611 (rain shortened).

SOUTHWeST CLASSICFeb. 15-17, Circle C GC

Austin, Texast5, Dohlvik 71-74-75—220; 13, Muse 68-77-

78—223; t44, Burns 78-79-74—231. 3rd of 16, 288-300-301—893.

UTSA INvITATIONALFeb. 23-24, La Cantera GC

San Antonio, Texast2, Dohlvik 144; t36, Muse 77-77—154; t71 ,

Burns 80-80—160. 5th of 18, 299-303—602 (rain shortened).

HUngARLAnD-WOODyARD INvITATIONAL

March 15-17, Waterwood National GCHuntsville, Texas

t10, Muse 71-76—147; t10, Dohlvik 72-75—147; t52, Burns 78-77—155; t52, New

78-77—155. 3rd of 19 290-300—590 (rain shortened).


Laredo, Texas13, Dohlvik 76-77-71—224; t15, Muse 74-79-73—226; t85, New 82-81-82—245; 87, Burns

87-83-76—246. 8th of 14 299-311-299—909.

ALL-AMeRICA InTeRCOLLegIATeMarch 30-April 1 Houston, Texas

23rd of 24, 308-308-616.

UALR INvITATIONALApril 5-7, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.1, Dohlvik 70-71-74—215; t56, Dixon 82-80-

78—240. 7th 17, 306-314-312—932.

WICHITA STATe CLASSICApril 13-14, Tallgrass CC

Wichita, Kan.t40, Dohlvik 80-74-75—229; t47, New 76-78-

76—230; t62, Dixon 7477-81—232; t10th of 20, 300-299-308—907.



8, Dohlvik 72-72-76—220; 11, Muse 71-74-77—222; t37, Dixon 80-79-79—238.

7th of 10, 298-299-309—906.

NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL May 15-17, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, TexasT75, Dohlvik* 76-73-74—223.


1998-1999RONNIE PFIEDER INvITATIONAL

Sept. 14-15Beaumont, Texas

t18, Dohlvik 73; t35, Watson 75; t54, Jones 76; t61, Benestante 78.

t9th of 16, 301—301 (rain shortened).

SMU SHOOTOUTOct. 19-20, Stonebridge CC

McKinney, Texast16, Watson 70-76-76-223; t43, Dohlvik 78-76-76—230; t49, Martens 74-80-78—232; t74,

Dixon 80-84-85—249.10th of 14, 296-310-311—917.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALOct. 26-27, Twin Rivers GC

Waco, Texast31, Dohlvik 73-77-73—223; t38, Watson

73-72-79—224; t41, Martens 78-75-72—225; t54, Jones 77-78-73—228; t64, Dixon 76-84-

72—232

CROWn COLOny CLASSICNov. 6-7, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texast49, Jones 78-80-77—235; t56, Dohlvik 83-

78-76-237; t77, Watson 85-81-79—245; t83, Martens 82-83-84—249.

17th of 18, 328-319-316—963.

UTPA CLASSICNov. 16-17

Weslaco, Texast4, Watson 71-72-73—216; t13, Martens

71-75-74—220; t16, Dohlvik 73-72-76—221; t22, Chapa 76-77-71—224; t26, Jones 78-84-

76—228.4th of 9, 291-293-294—878.

TexAS STATe UDAMOn CLASSICFeb. 15-16, Victoria CC

Victoria, Texast14, Dixon 70-77-77—224; t40, Martens 75-

79-74—228; t63, Dohlvik 76-79-78—233; 78, Watson 79-83-74—236.

13th of 19, 298-318-299—915.

UTSA INvITATIONALFeb. 22-23, LaCantera GC

San Antonio, Texast4, Dohlvik 71-75—146; t15, Martens 78-73—

151; t32, Dixon 82-83—155; t39, Watson 77-79—156; t74, Chapa 80-83—163.

4th of 18. 306-300—606 (rain shortened).


Laredo, Texast5, Watson 68-72-77—217; t29, Martens

78-73-73—224; t33, Chapa 76-74-75—225; t56, Dohlvik 80-75-76—231; t84, Dixon 82-

78-82—242. t8th of 18, 302-294-301—897.

UALR INTERCOLLEGIATEApril 5-6, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t26, Martens 83-74—157; t26, Dohlvik

77-74—151; t54, Dixon 79-77—156; t54, Watson 75-81—156; 71, Chapa 78-82—160.

12th of 15, 309-306-615

SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 12-13, Crestview CC

Wichita, Kan.t7, Watson 70-71—141; t7, Martens 69-

72—141; t36, Dohlvik 75-71—146; 49, Dixon 72-76—148; t73, Chapa 78-74—152.

6th of 20, 286-288—574.



t7, Watson 73-74-76—223; t18, Dohlvik 70-76-82—228; t36, Chapa 82-77-75—234; 39, Martens 83-76-77-236; 47, Dixon 80-82-

83—245. 8th of 10, 305-303-310—918.

1999-2000CROWn COLOny CLASSIC

Sept. 13-14 Lufkin, Texas

t24, Chapa, 75-77-81—233; t27, Jones 79-78-77—234; t32, Dixon 77-78-80—235; t37, Muse 81-765-80—236; t44, Wilder 79-

77-82—238. 9th of 18, 310-307-318—935.

SMU BIg e SHOOTOUTSept. 20-21, Stonebridge CC

McKinney, Texast51, Dohlvik 77-81-75—233; t51, Martens

75-78-80—233; t76, Dixon 79-81-81—241; t78, Jones 82-77-83—242; 84, Chapa 76-85-

89—249. 16th of 16, 307-317-319—943.

LAMAR InvITATIOnALOct. 3-4, Columbia Lakes GC

Columbia Lakes, Texas2nd, Martens 74-70-74—218; t23, Dohlvik 80-72-75—227; t31, Muse 75-75-79—229; t33, Dixon 76-78-76-230; t65, Carnahan 80-

81-81—242.6th of 15, 305-295-304—904.

HILTON INvITATIONALOct. 12-13, Southern Hills CC

Broken Arrow, Okla.t2, Martens 72-70-73—215; t8, Dohlvik

73-74-71—218; t22, Jones 79-71-74—224; t31,. Dixon 74-82-71—227; t49, Muse 83-72-

76—231. 1st of 18, 298-287-289—874.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALOct. 25-26, Twin Rivers GC

Waco, Texast12, Dohlvik 75-72-69—216; t25, Jones

72-73-73—218; t25, Martens 71-78-69-218; t42, Muse 76-72-75—223; t84, Dixon 76-81-

78—235. 9th of 16, 294-295-286—875.

UDAMOn CLASSICFeb. 21-22, Victoria CC

Victoria, Texas16, Martens 72-78-72—222; t27, Dohlvik

7-4-75-76—225; t27, Muse 73-77-75—225; t34, Watson 75-76-76—227; t80, Jones 78-

79-82—239. 4th of 17, 294-306-299—899.

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICFeb. 28-29, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texas t11, Martens 75-71-72—218; t29, Muse

72-76-74—222; t32, Dohlvik, 77-74-72—223; t37, Watson 75-75-75—225; t72, Jones 83-

78-73—234. 9th of 18, 299-296-291—886.

BORDeR OLyMPICSMarch 31-April 1, Laredo CC

Laredo, Texas5, Jones 75-74-71—220; t11, Muse 76-75-71—222; t21, Martens 74-78-73-225; 61,

Dohlvik 78-83-75—236; t62, Watson 80-79-78—237.

t4th of 14, 303-306-290—899.

CHENAL TROJAN CUPApril 3-4, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t13, Dohlvik 73-78-76-227; t17, Watson 73-75-80-228; t17, Jones 77-73-78—228; t38, Muse

72-80-84—236; t50, 76-80-84—240.t8th of 15, 294-306-318—918.

SAM HOUSTOn STATe CLASSICApril 10-11, Waterwood National GC

Huntsville, Texast7, Martens 70-73-71—214; t7, Muse 70-73-71—214; T12, Watson 75-70-70—215; t32,

Dohlvik 73-75-73—221; t39, Jones 74-74-74—223.

1st of 16, 287-290-285—862.



t5, Martens 70-80-71—221; t8, Muse 75-75-72—222; t8, Jones 75-73-74—222; t16, Watson 77-74-74—225; t24, Dohlvik

75-76-77-228.2nd of 10, 295-298-291—884.

2000-01SMU InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 18-19, Stonebridge CC McKinney, Texas

11, Martens 72-74-74—220; 41, Healy 78-71-78—227p; 57, Carnahan 76-76-81—233; 72, Watson 76-74-88—238; Givilancz 83-79-

84—246. 3th of 16, 302-295-317—914.

KAnSAS InvITATIOnALSept. 25-26, Alvamar GC

Lawrence, Kan.1, Martens 69-73-68—210; 35, Carnahan

77-79-74—230; 43, Healy 77-80-75—232; 53, Watson 76-74-88—238; 81, Givilancz

83-79-84–246. 4th of 13, 299-308-295—902.

CROWn COLOny CLASSICOct. 16-17, Crown Colony CC

Lufkin, Texas32, Carnahan 80-73-153; 46, Martens

80-76—156; t61, Chapa 81-78–159; t61, Givilancz 79-80—159; 69, Healy 80-

80—160.15th of 17, 319-307—626.

UDAMOn CLASSICFeb. 29-20, Victoria CC

Victoria, Texas13, Martens 70-77-73—220; t20, Carnahan 75-73-75-223; t20, Healy 75-74-74—223; t36, Watson 75-75-78—228; t57, Chapa

78-79-78-235.8th of 15, 295-299-300—894.


San Antonio, Texast5, Givilancz 72-68—140; t8, Martens 70-72—

142; t10, Watson, 73-70—143; t29, Healy 71-76—147; t33, Carnahan 77-71—148; t56,

Chapa 76-79—155.2nd of 12, 286-281-294—861.

CHENAL TROJAN CUPMarch 26-27, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t22 Martens 76-74-79—229; t24 Givilancz

73-75-82—230; t38, Watson 82-77-75—234; t55 Carnahan 78-77-86—241; t55 Healy

79-79-83—241.9th of 16, 306-303-319—928.

BORDeR OLyMPICSApril 6-7, Laredo CC

Laredo, Texast30, Martens 76-74-73—2223; t37, Healy 72-78-74—224; t54, Carnahan 74-76-77—227; t65, Watson 77-76-78—231; t69, Loving 80-

79-73—232; 93, Ferris 81-81-84—246. 13th of 15, 299-304-297—900.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 9-10, Crestview CC,

Wichita, Kan.t18, Martens 71-71-74—216; t21, Healy

7371-73—217; t46, Carnahan 72-77-75—224; 85, J.C. Ramirez 81-78-78—237; 88,

Court Watson 73-80-85—239. 12th of 17, 290-297-300—887.


April 16-18, Thompson Creek G.C.St. Francisville, La.

t13, Healy 75-81-71—227; t18, Carnahan 75-77-77—229; t30, Martens 80-77-77—234; t35, Watson 72-81-83—236; t37, Loving 76-

79-82—237. 7th of 10, 298-314-307—919.

2001-02KAnSAS STATe InvITATIOnAL

Oct. 1-2, Manhattan, Kan.

6, Martens 78-71-74—223; 10, Healy 76-70-78—224; 26, Watson 73-82-78—223; 37,

Schaeffer 80-79-77—236; 41, Carnahan 81-77-79—237. 4th of 9, 307-297-307—911.

AIR FORCE INvITATIONALOct. 7-8, Eisenhower Blue Course

Colorado Springs, Colo.2, Healy 71-70-68-209; 12 Martens 73-70-76—219; 18, Schaeffer 75-75-73—223;

40, Watson 77-79-75—231; 44, Carnahan 77-77-79—233.

4th of 12, 296-292-292—882.



Lufkin, Texas9, Martens 71-70-83—224; 17, Givilancz 77-74-75—226; 24, Schaeffer 78-74-78—230;

29, Healy 82-75-74—231; 61, Watson 75-76-88—239.

4th of 18, 301-293-310—904.

ST. MARy’S InvITATIOnALOct. 22-23

San Antonio, Texas13, Schaeffer 76-73—151; t25, Givilancz 75-78—153; t25, Carnahan 78-85—153; 44, Hardgrave 79-77—156; 56, Watson

79-79—158. 6th of 20, 308-305—613.

AZTEC INvITATIONALNov. 5-6, Barona Creek GC

Lakeside, Calif.21, Martens 68-69-76—213; 28, Givilancz 76-68-71—215; 32, Healy 74-78-64—216; 36, Schaeffer 68-72-77—217; 51, Carnahan

73-771-71—221. 6th of 17, 283-286-282—851.

UDAMOn InvITATIOnALFeb. 19-20

San Marcos, Texas3, Martens 71-77-72—220; 10, Healy 74-

78-73—225; 17, Givilancz 74-78-75—227; 23, Carnahan 78-77-73—228; 30, Schaeffer

74-80-76—230. 2nd of 11, 293-310-293—896.

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICFeb. 25-26, Oak Hills, CC

San Antonio, Texas3, Martens 68-70-81—219; 5, Schaeffer

70-71-79-220; 26, Givilancz 75-71-83—229; 38, Carnahan 74-76-81—231; 58, Healy

75-73-88—236. 2nd of 16, 287-285-324—896.

LOUISIANA CLASSICMarch 12-13, Oakbourne CC

Lafayette, La.t3, Martens 71-71-73—215; t3, Healy 69-

73-73—215; 40, Givilancz 76-75-73—224; 45, Schaeffer 75-75-75-—225; 50, Carnahan

72-77-77—226. 4th of 15 287-294-294-875.

CHENAL TROJAN CUP March 25-26, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.34, Schaeffer 77-72-76—225; 41, Givilancz 5-79-73—227; 43, Martens 79-71-78—228; 56, Healy 82-73-76—231; 73, Crnomut 80-

75-79–234. 11th of 19 teams 311-291-303—905.


Laredo, Texas2, Martens 69-69-69-—207; 50, Givilancz

76-71-77—224; t69, Healy 76-74-77—227; t69, Carnahan 71-77-79—227; 78, Schaeffer

79-78-73—230. 10th of 17, 292-291-296—879.

SHOCKeR InvITATIOnALApril 8-9, WSU Course

Wichita, Kan.1, Martens 68-66-69—203; 12, Carnahan 72-73-75—220; 15, Schaeffer 78-73-70—221;

20, Givilancz 74-74-75-223; 27, Healy 73-71-81—225.

1st of 12, 287-283-289—859.


April 15-17, Twin Lakes GCCanton, Texas

4, Givilancz 74-71-76—221; 18, Martens 78-75-74—227; 28, Healy 78-77-77—232; Schaeffer 84-74-76—234; 36, Carnahan 79-

79-80—238. 5th of 10, 309-297-303—909.

2002-03MeAn gReen InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 16-17, Bridlewood GC Flower Mound, Texas

t10, Healy 70-73-75-218—223; Crnomut 75-74-73—222; t58, Bopp 79-72-74—225;

62, Elizondo 73-75-79—227; 10th Givilancz 74-73-81—228.

10th of 14, 292-292-301—885.

JIM COLBeRT InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 30-Oct. 1, Colbert Hills GC

Manhattan, Kan.t5, Healy 77-77-71—225; t28, Elizondo

83-74-77—234; t50, Mezei 79-85-77—241; t59, Crnomut 82-83-82—247; 68, Hardgrave

91-85-87—263. 10th of 12, 321-319-307—947.

CROWn COLOny CLASSICOct. 14-15, Crown Colony, CC

Lufkin, Texast8, Healy 78-72-74—224; t24, Mezei 75-

74-81—230; t24, Crnomut 72-79-79—230; t41, Elizondo 78-77-80—235; t89, Bopp

82-87-81—250. 7th of 18, 303-302-314—919.

BARONA COLLEGIATE CUPOct. 21-22, Barona Creek GC

Lakeside, Calif.t46, Elizondo 72-73-75—220; t50, Mezei

73-70-78—221; t55, Healy 75-74-73—222; t69, Crnomut 75-76-74—225; 88, Pugh 78-

77-83—238. 16th of 17, 295-293-300—888.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALOct. 28-29, Bear Ridge GC

Waco, Texast19, Mezei 71-72-72—215; t27, Elizondo

72-70-75—217; t35, Crnomut 77-66-76—219; t35, Cromwell 77-72-70—219, t63, Healy

74-73-77—224. t8th of 16, 294-280-293—867.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 10-11, Black Horse North GC

Cypress, Texast31, Cromwell 76-79-73—228; t45, Mezei 78-77-76—231; Pugh 79-83-73—235; t54, Elizondo 79-76-80—235; t61, Healy 85-73-

80—238. 11th of13, 312-305-302.

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICFeb. 24, Oak Hills, CC

San Antonio, Texast7, Crnomut 75; t30, Elizondo 78; t38,

Cromwell 79; t51, Pugh 81; t65, Mezei 83. 10th of 15, 313.


Lafayette, La.t5, Mezei 71-70-72—213; t44, Crnomut

74-75-75—224; t61, Pugh 74-74-80—228; t75, Elizondo 72-83-78—233; 82, Cromwell

81-80-79—240. 14th of 14, 291-299-304—894.

CHENAL TROJAN CUPMarch 24-25, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t22, Mezei 76-72-73—221; t22, Healy 72-72-77—221; t40, Crnomut 74-80-72—226;

t59, Elizondo 75-82-73—230; t59, Pugh 75-77-78—230.

10th of 18, 296-301-295—892.


Laredo, Texast15, Healy 72-73-72—217; t22, Pugh 75-

69-77—221; t50, Elizondo 73-74-75—222; t74, Crnomut 72-80-75—227; 100, Villarreal

83-85-80—248. t15th of 20, 292-296-299—887.


April 21-23, Canebrake GC Hattiesburg, Miss.

3, Elizondo 74-71-65—210; t5, Healy 78-68-67—213; t7, Pugh 72-67-75—214; t11, Mezei 73-76-66—215; t37, Crnomut 79-73-74—226.

2nd of 10, 297-279-272—848.

2003-04FALCON INvITATIONAL

Sept. 19-20, Eisenhower Blue Course, Colorado Springs, Colo.

1, Mezei 66-71-70—207; t3; Elizondo 72-68-74—214; t23 Healy, 71-78-71—220; t26,

Johnston 73-73-75—221; t69, Cromwell 79-75-77—231. 1st of 18, 282-287-290—859.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALSept. 29-30, Bear Ridge GC

Waco, Texas3, Mezei 72-69-71—212; t14, Johnston 73-71-74—218; t28, Elizondo 74-76-72—222; t59, Cromwell 81-74-75—230; t71, Healy

75-82-77—234. t5th of 14, 294-290-292—876.

NESTLé/PURINA CLASSICOct. 6-7, Missouri Bluffs GC

St. Charles, Mo.t3, Elizondo 69-69-69—207; t5, Mezei 72-70-67—209; t11, Johnston 68-74-70—212; t28, Healy 73-71-74—218; t52, Schaeffer

79-77-79—235. 2nd of 9, 282-284-280—846.


Lufkin, Texas1, Elizondo 70-69-75—214; t6, Mezei 70-75-74—219; t9, Johnston 78-72-72—222; t12, Schaeffer 70-76-79—225; t32, Healy 76-77-

79—232; t28, Cromwell* 77-77-76—230; 31, Martin* 74-75-82—231*.

1st of 12, 286-292-300—878.

DeL WALKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeNov. 6-7, Virginia CC

Long Beach, Calif.t5, Mezei 67-72-71—210; t5, Schaeffer 72-68-70—210; t15, Johnston 76-72-69—217; t31, Elizondo 69-76-75—220; t63, Martin

76-77-75—228. 2nd of 13, 284-288-285—857.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 9-10, Black Horse GC

Cypress, Texas3, Mezei 72-72-73—217; t13, Cromwell 72-74-79—225; t13, Thabungkan 72-76-77—

225; t23, Johnston 80-72-77—229; t33, Healy 78-72-82—232; t42, Elizondo 76-79-78—233.

1st of 14, 298-290-307—895.

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICMarch 1-2, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texast11, Thabungkan 71-72-75—218; t15, Mezei

70-78-71—219; t19, Elizondo 74-72-75—221; t22, Martin* 76-68-78—222; t37, Johnston 84-72-70—226; t40, Healy 76-73-78—227;

t60, Cromwell 76-77-78—231. 3rd of 17, 291-293-291—975.

LOUISIANA CLASSICSMarch 8-9, Oakbourne CC

Lafayette, La.t33, Elizondo 78-75-71—224; t39,

Thabungkan 75-73-77—225; t39, Johnston 77-75-73—225; t46, Mezei 73-74-79—226;

t51, Healy 81-75-71—227. t7th of 15, 303-297-292—892.

LINDSEY COLLEGIATEMarch 29-30, Eagle Hill GC

Bryant, Ark.5, Thabungkan 69-73-78—220; t28, Mezei

73-76-78—227; t41, Johnston 70-76-84—230; t53, Healy 75-73-85—233; t58, Martin 80-74-

82—236. t6th of 15, 287-296-322—905.


Laredo, Texast16, Mezei 74-72-71—217; t29, Thabungkan

75-72-73—220; t60, Elizondo 79-74-74—227; t80, Johnston 74-74-84—232; 91, Cromwell

79-84-78—241. t12th of 17, 302-292-296—890.


April 19-21, High Meadow Ranch GC Magnolia, Texas

19, Mezei 69-77-76—222; t20, Elizondo 74-73-76—223; t26, Thabungkan 78-69-

77—224; t30, Johnston 68-84-75—225; t43, Healy 79-72-80—231.

6th of 10, 287-291-304—882.


NCAA CENTRAL REGIONALMay 20-22, Boilermaker GC

West Lafayette, Ind.t91, Mezei* 83-74-80—237.

2004-05MeAn gReen CLASSICSept. 13-14, Lantana GC

Denton, Texast8, Olivarri 79-69-71—219; t10, Johnston 75-72-73—220; t26, Elizondo 74-73-77—224; t30, Martin* 73-74-78—225; t63, Krohn 77-77-83—237; 72, Costelloe 79-79-82—240.

7th of 14, 305-291-303—899.

KAnSAS InvITATIOnALSept. 19-20, Alvamar GC

Lawrence, Kan.6, Elizondo 70-72-76—218; t7, Olivarri

74-72-73—219; t7, Johnston 71-73-75—219; t42, Martin 74-78-78—230; t60, Burch 79-74-

81—234. 3rd of 13, 289-291-302—882.

SMU STOneBRIDge InvITATIOnALOct. 6, Stonebridge CC

McKinney, Texast3, Elizondo 69—69; t8, Olivarri 71—71; t14,

Johnston 72—72; t66, Martin 79—79; t77, Krohn 83—83.

t3rd of 16, 291—291 (weather shortened)


Long Beach, Calif.2, Olivarri 65-74-71—210; t23, Johnston 71-72-78—221; t32, Elizondo 76-75-72—223;

52, Costelloe 78-75-77—230; 60, Thabungkan 82-76-81—239.

t8th of 12, 290-296-298—884.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 7-8, Wildcat GC

Houston, Texast10, Olivarri 73-72—145; t33, Elizondo 78-73—151; t56, Johnston 78-76—154;

t61, Costelloe 80-75—155; t67, Krohn 82-74—156.

12th of 14, 309-294—603 (rain shortened).

UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSICFeb. 28-March 1, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texast17, Olivarri 70-71-77—218; t17, Elizondo

69-76-73—218; t17, Costelloe* 70-74-74—218; t21, Thabungkan 73-71-75—219;

t29, Johnston 73-75-73—221; t33, Krohn 76-76-70—222; t67, Martin* 75-77-80—232;

85, Burch 80-81-84—245. 5th of 17, 285-293-291—869.

ST. CROIx COLLEGIATE CLASSICMarch 4-6, Carambola GC

St. Croix, Virgin Islands1, Elizondo 66-73-72—211; t14, Thabungkan 72-68-78—218; t44, Johnston 76-70-79—225;

t56, Costelloe 73-79-76—228; t63, Ollivarri 77-76-76—229.

t5th of 17, 287-287-302—876.

EL DIABLO INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 19-20, El Diablo GC

Citrus Springs, Fla.t4, Costelloe 74-74-74—222; t9, Johnston

83-69-73—225; t17, Elizondo 77-75-76—228; t31, Olivarri 79-78-74—231; 84, Thabungkan

84-83-81—248. 2nd of 19, 313-296-297—906.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 5-6; Wichita CC

Wichita, Kan.t18, Thabungkan 73-79-79—231; t24, Olivarri

77-76-79—232; t34, Costelloe 79-76-79—234; t39, Elizondo 87-84-74—236; t47,

Johnston 77-84-77—238. 7th of 12, 305-315-309—929.


April 25-27, Kingwood CC Kingwood, Texas

t12, Olivarri 74-78-71—223; t23, Thabungkan 74-81-75—230; t30, Elizondo 78-79-75—232;

t34, Costelloe 77-76-80—233; t38, Johnston 79-79-76—234.

7th of 10, 303-312-297—912.

2005-06MeAn gReen CLASSICSept. 12-13, Lantana GC

Denton, Texast9, Elizondo 72-71-77—220; t9, Kearney

71-72-77—220; t21, Johnston 76-73-74—223; t24, Olivarri 74-70-80—224; t46, Collins 75-74-80—229; t46, Thabungkan 76-72-

81—229. 4th of 14, 292-285-308—885.

ADAMS CUP OF neWPORTSept. 26-27, Newport National GC

Newport, R.I.t5, Johnston 77-76-72—225; t23, Kearney 76-75-81—232; t45, Costelloe 84-76-78—238; t54, Olivarri 86-79-75—240; t59, Elizondo

86-80-75—241. 6th of 16, 323-306-300—929.

BAYLOR INvITATIONALOct. 10-11, Bear Ridge GC

Waco, Texast16, Kearney 79-70-71—220; t31, Elizondo 76-77-71—224; t31, Thabungkan* 74-76-

74—224; t53, Johnston 76-76-77—229; t53, Olivarri 77-79-73—229; t59, Collins 82-74-

75—231. 8th of 15, 308-297-290—895.


Long Beach, Calif.t26, Elizondo 73-75-70—218; t30, Kearney 75-74-70—219; t36, Thabungkan 72-76-72—220; t41, Collins* 75-73-74—222;

t51, Olivarri 76-72-78—226; t53, Johnston 80-77-70—227.

10th of 12, 296-297-282—875.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 6-7, Willowisp CC

Missouri City, Texast5, Elizondo 71-74-75—220; t21, Collins

73-75-78—226; t35, Kearney 77-75-77—229; t41, Olivarri 79-82-70—231; t48, Thabungkan

80-77-76—233. 4th of 14, 300-301-298—904.


San Antonio, Texast22, Elizondo 75-74-73—222; t33, Kearney

76-74-74—224; t33, Johnston 74-73-77—224; t39, Costelloe* 73-76-76—225; t50, Collins

76-81-72—229; t77, Olivarri, 83-73-82—238; t58, Burch* 79-76-77—232; t62, Thabungkan, 78-74-82—234 t73, Krohn* 81-79-77—237.

8th of 17, 301-294-296—891.

ORANGE COUNTY INvITATIONALMarch 4-5, Crooked Cat GC

Winter Garden, Fla. t33, Kearney 71-76-73—220; t43, Collins

75-75-73—223, t43, Johnston 74-73-76—223, t43, Costelloe 71-81-71—223, t55, Elizondo

74-76-76—226. 10th of 15, 365-381-369—1,115

PIONEER CLASSICMarch 20-21, Palm Valley GC

Goodyear, Ariz.21, Elizondo 71-71-71—213; t30, Kearney

71-73-71—215; t43, Johnston 71-74-72—217; t57, Collins 76-74-70—220, t66, Olivarri* 74-74-73—221; t81, Costelloe 79-68-77—224.

t9th of 17, 289-286-284—859.

CARTER PLANTATION INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 27-28, Carter Plantation GC

Springfield, La.t28, Kearney 77-79-75—227; 32, Johnston

76-81-75—232; t34, Olivarri 75-82-77—234; t41, Elizondo 79-78-80—237; t46, Collins

79-78-82—239. 10th of 12, 307-316-307—930.


April 17-19, Deerwood CC Kingwood, Texas

1, Elizondo 67-71-75—213; t15, Collins 73-75-73—221; t17, Olivarri 74-75-73—222; t27, Johnston 78-74-75—224; 33, Costelloe

78-79-72—229. 2nd of 10, 292-295-293—880.

2006-07DeL WALKeR InTeRCOLLegIATe

Sept. 14-15, Virginia CC Long Beach, Calif.

3, Collins 69-70-74—213; t30, Kearney 68-71-80—219; t36, Costelloe 79-72-69—220; t36, Krohn* 76-75-69—220; t43, Olivarri 73-75-

73—221; t56, Johnston 76-74-80—230. 6th of 14, 286-287-296—869.

ADAMS CUP OF neWPORTSept. 26-27, Orchard Course

Newport, R.I.t11, Krohn 72-73-80—225; t15, Olivarri 74-74-78—226; t17, Costelloe 75-76-76—227;

t32, Collins 75-77-79—231; t57, Burch 83-75-82—240.

6th of 12, 296-298—313.


Lufkin, Texast6, Collins 72-72—144; t18, Kearney 73-

75—148; t23, Johnston* 72-77—149; t28, Olivarri 75-75—150; t43, Krohn 90-73—153;

t48, Costelloe 79-75—154. 6th of 12, 299-295—594.

UTSA INvITATIONALOct. 23-24, Comanche Trace GC

Kerrville, Texas4, Kearney 68-67-74—209; t14, Johnston 75-70-73—218; t14, Costelloe* 74-70-74—218;

t20, Olivarri 74-73-72—219; t36, Collins 75-77-72—224; t38, Krohn 76-73-76—225;

t44, Burch* 73-76-77—226; t49 Thabungkan* 77-76-76—229; t49, Hui* 74-77-78—229.

4th of 11, 292-283-291—866.

BATTLE OF THE BENDNov. 5-7, Toledo Bend CC

Many, La.3, Collins 74-71—145; t5, Kearney 73-

74—147; t5, Costelloe 77-70-147; t5, Krohn* 75-72—147; t13, Olivarri 75-74—149; t18,

Johnston 76-74—150. 2nd of 12, 298-289—587.

UTSA OAK HILLS InTeRCOLLeIgATeFeb. 19-20, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texast5, Johnston 73-73-72 —218; t16, Kearney 76-73-74—223; t35, Collins 76-74-76—226; t37, Thabungkan 78-77-72—227; t57, Olivarri 82-75-75—232; t16, Costelloe* 75-76-72—223.

3rd of 16, 303-295-293—891.

CARTER PLANTATION INTERCOLLEIGATEMarch 12-13, Carter Plantation GC

Springfield, La.t21, Merry 74-76-73—223; t21, Kearney 72-75-76—223; t46, Matt Johnston 80-74-74—228; t66, Costelloe 84-74-80—227,;

DNF, Collins 73-81-NS. 12th of 14, 310-296-303—909.

ROn MOORe InvITATIOnALMarch 19-20, Palm Valley GC

Goodyear, Ariz.t19, Kearney 69-73-72—214; t23, Johnston 72-71-72—215; t23, Merry 73-70-72—215; t38, Collins 72-71-75—218; t65, Krohn, 76-

73-73—222.8th of 17, 286-285-289—860.

UALR/FIRST TEE COLLEGIATEMarch 26-27, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.9, Kearney 69-69-75—213; t10, Collins 71-

68-75—214; t33, Merry 66-73-81—220; t38, Johnston 73-78-70—221; t68, Thabungkan

74-75-80—229.5th of 17, 279-285-300—864.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICApril 2-3, Wichita CC

Wichita, Kan.t39, Johnston 74-75-81—230; t43, Collins

75-75-81—231; t54, Merry 78-77-81—236; t87, Martinez 86-82-83—251; DNF, Kearney

78-78-NS14th of 16, 305-305-326—936.



April 16-18, Comanche Trace GC Kerrville, Texas

t7, Kearney 70-69-77—216; t12, Collins 74-74-71—219; t15, Krohn 73-75-75—223;

t15, Johnston 73-74-76—223; t21, Merry 77-74-74—225.

3rd of 10, 290-291-296—877.

2007-08HARTFORD HAWKS InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 14-15, International GC Bolton, Mass.

16, Costelloe 73-75-75—223; t21, Burch 74-77-76—227; t21, Krohn 79-70-78—227; t33, Kearney 77-74-80—231; t54, Collins

74-2-82—243. 7th of 13, 298-29-309—903.

ADAMS CUP OF neWPORTSept. 25-26, Newport National GC

Newport, R.I.t15, Kearney 75-75-75—225; t19, Merry

74-77-75—226; t25, Burch 77-77-74—228; t36, Costelloe 7-72-83—232; t67, Collins

80-86-77—243. 5th of 15, 302-302-301—905.

OKLAHOMA InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 14-16, Oak Tree GC

Edmond, Okla. t41, Merry 82-76-80 —238; 44, Costelloe

81-76-83–240; 45, Kearney 81-74-76—241; 56, Martinez 81-78-87—246; t57, Burch 79-

91-82—252.10th of 11, 322-304-331—957.

DeL WALKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 25-26, Virginia CC

Long Beach, Calif.t20, Kearney 75-72-67—214; t26, Costelloe 67-72-77–216; t44, Collins 71-70-79—220,; t44, Merry 75-71-74—220; t54, Burch 70-76-

76—222. 8th of 11, 283-285-292—860.


Kerrville, Texast12, Martinez 71-69-76—216; t15, Kearney

72-73-72—217; 21, Costelloe 72-69-78—219; t22, Collins 80-72-68—220; t27, Hui 71-76-

74—221. t5th of 13, 302-284-290—876.


San Antonio, Texast5, Merry 73-67-74—214; t18, Hui 78-69-74—221; t53, Martinez 77-73-79—229; t63, Kearney 78-78-75—231; t68, Collins

75-81-77—233. t8th of 17, 303-287-300—890.

ROn SMITH/USF InvITATIOnALFeb. 29 - March 2, Lake Jovita CC

Dade City, Fl.t26, Kearney 74-71-75—220; t28, Costelloe

76-69-76—221; t43, Hui 72-76-76—224; t50, Merry 76-75-74—225; 84, Martinez 77-81-

81—239.13th of 18, 298-291-301—890.

UALR/FIRST TEE COLLEGIATEMarch 17-18, Chenal CC

Little Rock, Ark.t29, Costelloe 80-77-74—231; t34. Hui

79-81-74—234; t42, Merry 80-81-75—236; t57, Kearney 81-77-83—241; t57, Collins

83-83-75—241. 12th of 15, 320-316-298—934.

CARTER PLANTATION INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 24-25, Carter Plantation GC

Springfield, La.t32, Merry 75-78-82—235; t39, Costelloe

68-89-80—237; t39, Olivarri 84-72-81—237; t65, Hui 88-77-79—244; 75, Collins 79-87-

85—251.10th of 15, 306-314-322—942.

DIeT PePSI SHOCKeR CLASSICMarch 31-April 1, Wichita CC

Wichita, Kan.t15, Hui 77-70-71—218; t29, Merry 80-70-73—223; t64, Martinez 81-76-74—231;

t80, Costelloe 81-76-78—235; t84, Olivarri 82-80-76—238.

14th of 16, 319-292-294—905.


April 14-16, Gray Plantation GC Lake Charles, La.

t8, Kearney 75-74-72—221; 12, Merry 76-78-68—222; t14, Olivarri 77-72-75—224;

t27, Costelloe 80-77-72—229; 48, Hui 85-80-77—242.

t4th of 10, 308-301-287—896.

2008-09MeAn gReen CLASSIC

Sept. 8-9, Lantana CC Denton, Texas

6, Collins 73-68-76—217; t28, Chong 77-74-76—227; t33, Wilkie 77-73-78—228; t46, Hui 80-75-78—233; t50, Martinez 77-78-

80—235. 8th of 12, 304-290-308—902.

WILLIAM H. TUCKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 26-27, New Mexico Championship GC

Albuquerque, N.M.t57, Collins 77-75-77—229; t67, Wilkie

76-75-81—232; t74, Chong 80-79-75—234; t81, Martinez 81-79-77—237; t86, Hui 86-79-

77—242. 15th of 16, 314-308-306—928.

DeL WALKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 16-17, Virginia CC

Long Beach, Calif.t12, Collins 67-68-76—211; t15, Hui 70-68-

74—212; t29, Martinez 67-75-74—216; t33, Chong 75-70-72—217; t56, Wilkie 74-72-

77—223. 5th of 15, 278-278-296—852.


Kerrville, Texas14, Chong 77-78-72—227; t38, Wilkie

83-79-73—235; t45, Hui 84-73-80—237; t57, Martinez 81-82-81—244; t62, Collins

86-84-77—247. 11th of 13, 325-312-302—939.

PACIFIC INvITATIONALNov. 3-5, Brookside CC

Stockton, Calif.t23, Collins 73-72-73—218; t46, Chong

74-75-74—223; t48, Wilkie 76-75-73—224; 54, Martinez 74-82-72—228; t56, Hui 77-80-

74—231. 12th of 12, 297-302-292—891.

MARDI gRAS InvITATIOnALFeb. 9-10, TPC Louisiana GC

New Orleans, La.t6, Collins 71-76-72—219; t12, Kiel 76-76-

70—222; t47, Martinez 76-81-74—233; t50, Chong 78-76-80—234; t59, Wilkie 77-79-

82—238. 7th of 15, 302-307-296—905.

UTSA OAK HILLS InvITATIOnALFeb. 16-17, Oak Hills CC

San Antonio, Texast17, Collins 69-73-74—216; t44, Wilkie 76-72-76—224; t51, Kiel 80-72-74—226; t59, Chong 80-76-74—230; t65, Martinez 79-76-

78—233; t70, Idstein* 83-77-76—238.11th of 14, 304-293-298—895.


Lafayette, La.t38, Collins 75-80-68—223; t38, Martinez

78-73-72—223; t57, Lewis 78-73-76—227; t71, Wilkie 78-76-79—233; t78, Idstein 82-

77-79—238. 14th of 15, 309-299-295—903.

CARTER PLANTATION INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 24-25, Carter Plantation

Springfield, La.4, Collins 75-73-72—220; t11, Martinez

76-72-78—226; t31, Kiel 77-78-77—232; t49, Wilkie 82-81-79—242; 56, Chong 78-

88-80—246. 7th of 12, 310-314-306—930.

UMB BAnK/MIzzOU TIgeR CLASSICApril 13-14, The Club of Old Hawthorne,

Columbia, Mo.t17, Kiel 75-74-75—224; t23, Collins 75-77-73—225; t62, Chong 79-76-82—237; 68, Martinez 7978-84—241; 70, Wilkie 83-82-

83—248. 12th of 14, 308-305-313—926.


April 27-29, Comanche Trace GC Kerrville, Texas

4, Collins 71-68-75—214; t20, Martinez 75-74-74—223; t25, Chong 76-70-79—225; t27, Kiel 76-75-76—227; t27, Wilkie 78-73-

76—227.4th of 10, 298-285-301—884.

2009-10WILLIAM H. TUCKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 11-12, New Mexico Championship GC

Albuquerque, N.M.t48, Chong 73-73-77—223; t61, Martinez

76-76-75—227; t75, Wilkie 77-79-75—231; t92, Freeman 80-79-77—236; t94, Kiel 80-75-

82—237. t15th of 17, 306-303-304—913.

UTA WATeRCHASe InvITATIOnALSept. 21-22, Waterchase GC

Fort Worth, Texast26, Martinez 73-74-75—222; t52, Chong 73-75-79—227; t80, Kiel 81-75-77—233;

87, Koser 78-78-82—238; 99, Wilkie 85-78-85—248.

17th of 19, 305-302-312—920.

WyOMIng DeSeRT InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 5-6, Classic Club

Palm Desert, Calif. t30, Martinez 75-75-74—224; 57, Griffin

75-75-79—229; t61, Freeman 76-77-78—231; t81, Dodd 80-71-85—236; 92, Chong 89-83-

86—258. t14th of 16, 306-298-316—920.

LONE STAR INvITATIONALOct. 18-19, Briggs Ranch GC

San Antonio, Texast14, Martinez 71-71-77—219; t21, Griffin 73-73-77—223; t37, Kiel 79-76-71—226; t42, Freeman 79-77-73—229; 58, Chong

78-78-86—242. 8th of 12, 301-297-298—878.

BAYLOR INTERCOLLEGIATEOct. 26-27, Royal Oaks CC

Dallas, Texast30, Griffin 74-75-72—221; t40, Martinez

80-74-79—223; t59, Freeman 83-72-79—234; t61, Kiel 75-83-77—235; 64, Koser 84-76-

76—236. 12th of 12, 312-297-294—903.

ARIZONA INvITATIONALApril 27-29, Arizona National GC

Tucson, Ariz.t24, Martinez 72-68-72—212; t62, Griffin

81-73-74—228; 73, Chong 84-71-70—235; 74, Koser 75-79-83—237; 76, Struble 76-84-

80—240. 13th of 14, 304-291-306—901.


San Antonio, Texast28, Dodd 77-72-74—223; t44, Struble

79-75-74—228; t49, Griffin 74-77-78—229; t61, Chong 72-81-79—232; t63, Martinez 79-75-79—233; Wilkie* 78-79-78—235; Koser*

80-80-78—238.14th of 15, 304-307-309—920.

J.L. LeWIS InTeRCOLLegIATeFeb. 22-23, The Bandit GC

New Braunfels, Texast5, Dodd 73-73—146; t30, Martinez 81-

74—155; t40, Griffin 78-81—159; t50, Struble 84-81—165; t54, Wilkie 87-81—168.

10th of 11, 316-309—625 (weather shortened).


Laredo, Texast47, Martinez 76-75-77—227; t55, Griffin

75-78-77—230; t60, Koser 80-73-79—232; t76, Dodd 80-80-78—238; t78, Struble 82-80-

77—239. t15th of 16, 311-306-309—926.


LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOG CLASSICMarch 15-16, Squire Creek CC

Choudant, La.t44, Martinez 75-81-78—234; t46, Struble 81-86-78—235; t68, Koser 79-80-81—245; t75,

Wilkie 83-84-80—247.13th of 16, 318-313-316—947.

MORRIS WILLIAMS InvITATIOnALApril 5-6, University of Texas GC

Austin, Texas72, Dodd 82-79-79—240; 73, Koser 87-76-

78—241; t74, Martinez 82-80-80—242; t80, Griffin 79-80-85—244; 83, Struble

80-82-85‚247. 15th of 15, 323-315-322—960.

AGGIE INvITATIONALApril 17-18, Traditions Club

Bryan, Texast23, Martinez 71-72-73—216; t57, Struble 80-76-70—226; 67, Dodd 73-81-78—232; t68, Chong 76-80-77—233; t68, Griffin 77-

7482—233; t75, Koser 84-75-71—240. 12th of 12, 377-377-379—1,133. (count 5)


April 27-29, Carter Plantation GC Springfield, La.

t15, Martinez 78-74-71—223; t23, Dodd 69-80-76—225; 27, Chong 77-78-71—226; t39, Griffin 71-79-84—234; t42, Struble 79-

82-78—239. 7th of 10, 295-311-296—902.

2010-11UTA WATeRCHASe InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 20-21, Waterchase GC Fort Worth, Texas

t62, Werre 74-75-78—227; t67, Griffin 72-74-82—228; t67, Dodd 73-78-77—228; t74, Chong* 76-73-80—229; t74, Wilkie 80-71-

78—229; t86, DeVane 80-79-74—233.16th of19, 299-298-307—904.

WILLIAM H. TUCKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 1-2, New Mexico Championship GC

Albuquerque, N.M.t40, Dodd 79-75-73—227; t67, Werre 74-78-84—236; t79, Chong 78-80-83—241; t82, Wilkie 83-78-81—242; 87, Griffin 79-81-

88—248.16th of 16, 310-311-321—942.


San Antonio, Texast10, Werre 70-75-70—215; t20, Dodd 71-74-75—220; t49, Struble* 76-80-72—228; t52, Wilkie* 74-77-79—230; 57, Chong 76-77-81—234; 59, Basañez* 77-79-80—236;

63, Koser* 87-80-80—247; 64, Griffin 78-88-86—252; 65, DeVane 82-86-88—256;

12th of 12, 295-312-312—919.

KAUAI COLLegIATe InvITATIOnALOct. 24-26, Puakea GC,

Lihue, Hawaiit19, Werre 74-73-76—223; t19, Wilkie

73-77-73—223; t19, Chong 77-75-71—223; t30, Dodd 73-78-77—228; t42, Struble 79-78-

75—232.5th, 297-303-295—895.

ARIZONA INTERCOLLEGIATEJan. 31-Feb. 1, Arizona National GC

Tucson, Ariz.t18, Werre 74-72-74—220; t46, Griffin

73-71-84—228; t54, Dodd 75-77-79—231; t58, Chong 82-75-75—232; t79, Struble 81-

80-76—237.13th of 16, 303-295-304—902.


San Antonio, Texast21, Chong 70-73-74—217; t41, Dodd

77-68-78—223; t54, Werre 73-74-79—226; t73, Griffin 72-79-79—230; 81, Struble

78-74-81—233; t82, Koser 79-75-80—234; 92, DeVane 79-79-82—240; 93, Basañez

78-83-81—242.12th of 17, 292-294-310—896.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 21-22, Westwood GC

Houston, Texast21, Chong 70-75-73—218; t23, Griffin

73-72-74—219; t37, Dodd 73-75-73—221; t41, Werre 66-77-79—222; t45, Struble 75-

75-72—222.t7th of 15, 282-297-292—871.

ST. eDWARD’S CHAMPIOnSHIPFeb. 21, Austin CC

Austin, Texas9, DeVane 73-74—147; 12, Basañez 76-

76—152; 13, Koser 78-75—153.


Laredo, Texast44, Werre 72-74-74—220; t85, Chong

75-76-76—227; t92, Dodd 81-72-77—230; t96, Struble 83-74-76—233; 98, Griffin 80-

81-75—236.18th of 19, 308-296-301—905.

MORRIS WILLIAMS InTeRCOLLegIATeApril 4-5, University of Texas GC

Austin, Texast43, Griffin 75-78-81—234; t62, Werre

81-76-82—239; t66, Chong 82-84-74—240; t69, Dodd 87-79-75—241; t79, DeVane 86-89-

83—258.14th of 14, 324-317-312—953.

JIM WeST InTeRCOLLegIATeApril 11-12, Victoria CC

Victoria, Texast13, Chong; 73-73-75—221; t19, Griffin

73-73-77—223; t46, Werre 75-76-79—230; t77, Dodd 77-82-82—241; t82, Struble 81-86-

81—248.10th of 15, 298-304-312—914.

AGGIE INvITATIONALApril 16-17, Traditions GC

Bryan, Texast7, Werre 66-79-72—217; t41, Griffin 75-77-79—231; t54, Chong 77-77-82—236; 69, Struble 82-87-81—250; 71, Basañez 98-85-

83—266; 72, Koser 90-87-93—270.11th of 11, 390-405-397—1,192. (count 5)


April 25-27, Waterchase GCFort Worth, Texas

t3, Werre 71-69-74—214; 9, Chong 72-71-75—218; t34, Griffin 79-73-77—229; 43, Dodd 80-75-82—237; 44, Struble 78-77-

84—239.7th of10, 300-288-308—896.

2011-12UTA WATeRCHASe InvITATIOnAL

Sept. 20-21, Waterchase GCt24, Werre 76-72—148; t30, Tondre 74-

75—149; t36, Griffin 76-74—150; t70, Board 78-78—156; t85, Dodd 81-79—160.t9th of 19, 304-299—603. (3rd round

canceled due to bees)

WILLIAM H. TUCKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 2-3, New Mexico Championship GC

Albuquerque, N.M.t34, Werre 76-70-79—225; t34, Board 75-74-76—225; t62, Tondre 76-75-80—231; t78,

Dodd 78-81-78—237; 84, Griffin 81-74-84—239.

12th of 16, 305-293-313—911.


San Antonio, Texast17, Werre 74-72-73—219; t17, Tondre

72-71-76—219; t44, Dodd 73-75-78—226; t50, Griffin 73-77-77—227; t61, Board 74-73-83—230; t64, Stegall* 81-71-79—231; t75, DeVane* 76-77-83—236; t79, Koser*

78-84-78—240.9th of 15, 292-291-304—887.


San Antonio, Texas15, Werre 72-70-75—217; t25, Tondre

74-73-73—220; t57, Board 79-76-72—227; t59 Koser 78-76-74—228; t73, Stegall* 81-79-

76—236; 78 Griffin 81-77-80—238.t12th of 15, 303-295-294—892.

RICE INTERCOLLEGIATEFeb. 20-21, Westwood GC

Houston, Texast4, Werre 70-72-71—213; t24, Tondre 76-72-73—221; t32, Board 76-72-74—222; t32, Griffin 74-76-72—222; t46, Koser 74-75-

75—224.5th of 15, 294-291-290—875.

LOUISIANA CLASSICSMarch 5-6, Oakbourne CC

Lafayette, La.t10, Werre 72-70-72—214; t44, Board

74-74-73—221; t61, Griffin 74-75-77—226; t79, Tondre 74-79-78—231; t81, Koser 80-74-

78—232.t13th of 15, 294-293-300—887.

ARGENT FINANCIAL CLASSICMarch 11-13, Squire Creek CC

Choudrant, La.t15, Werre 72-73-72—217; t32, Board 76-72-77—225; t35, Tondre 76-75-75—226;

t35, Koser 78-76-72—226; t49, Griffin 77-83-76—236.

t7th of 9, 301-296-295—892.


Laredo, Texast23, Werre 73-77-74—224; t50, Koser 77-75-78—230; t62, Tondre 75-80-78—233; t73, Griffin 81-76-80—237; t77, Board 79-80-

79—238.14th of 16, 304-308-309—921.

JIM WeST InTeRCOLLegIATeApril 1-3, Victoria CC

Victoria, Texas11, Tondre 74-71-70—215; t26, Koser 78-70-72—220; t40, Werre 71-80-72—223; t46, Board 77-75-73—225; t60, Stegall* 73-86-

75—234; 67, Griffin 83-79-78—240.8th of 12, 300-295-287—882.

ASU THUNDERBIRD INvITATIONALApril 6-7, Kartsten GC

Tempe, Ariz.t38, Tondre 74-75-72—221; t38, Koser 74-77-70—221; t38, Stegall 76-71-74—221;

t70, Werre 79-74-76—229; t77, Board 80-74-76—230.

13th of 17, 303-294-292—889.


April 23-25, Stonebridge Ranch CCMcKinney, Texas

t7, Werre 77-71-76—224; t29, Koser 79-79-77—235; t33, Stegall 76-85-76—237; t37, Tondre 75-83-81—239; t46, Board 81-82-

87—250.8th of 10, 307-315-310—932.

2012-13SAM HALL InTeRCOLLegIATe

Sept. 10-11, Hattiesburg CCHattiesburg, Miss.

t17, Werre 71-72-71—214; t21, Tondre 71-72-72—215; t49, Koser 75-72-74—221; t60, Stegall* 78-75-71—224; t69, Lindsey 79-73-

74—226; t69, Hogan 75-73-78—226.11th of 15, 292-289-291—872.

WILLIAM H. TUCKeR InTeRCOLLegIATeSept. 28-29, New Mexico Championship GCt16, Tondre 72-76-73—221; t46, Lackey 75-

73-80—228; t53, Werre 78-77-75—230; t59, Hogan 81-73-77—231; t59, Stegall* 75-77-

79—231; t73, Koser 76-80-81—237.11th of 14, 301-299-305—905.

LONE STAR INvITATIONALOct. 14-16, Hill Country GC

San Antonio, Texast2, Tondre 70-74-70—214; t12, Lindsey*

72-72-74—218; t29, Hogan 71-76-77—224; t29, Werre 74-73-77—224; t54, Lackey 75-

82-76—233; t62, Stegall 80-78-77—235; 73, Koser 82-76-86—244.

7th of 15, 290-299-300—889.

HeRB WIMBeRLy InTeRCOLLegIATeOct. 22-23, New Mexico State GC

Las Cruces, N.M.t7, Werre 67-75-69—211; t15, Hogan 71-72-71—214; t22, Tondre 75-74-67—216; t59, Lackey 74-71-80—225; t62, Stegall* 79-71-

77—227; 71, Lindsey 81-76-74—231.6th of 12, 287-292-281—860.



teaM records

individual records

Top RoundsScore ____Course ______________________________________Event (Round)272 _____Canebrake GC ______________2003 Southland Conference (3)278 _____Virginia CC ______________2008 Del Walker Intercollegiate (1)278 _____Virginia CC ______________2008 Del Walker Intercollegiate (2)279 _____Canebrake GC ______________2003 Southland Conference (2)280 _____Missouri Bluffs _______________ 2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic (3)280 _____Bear Ridge GC _________________ 2002 Baylor Invitational (2)281 _____Oak Hills CC ___________ 2001 UTSA Oak Hills Invitational (2)281 _____NMSU GC __________2012 Herb Wimberley Intercollegiate (3)282 _____Westwood CC ____________________ 2011 Rice Invitational (1)282 _____Virginia CC ______________2005 Del Walker Intercollegiate (3)282 _____Missouri Bluffs _______________ 2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic (1)282 _____USAF Blue Course _____________ 2003 Air Force Invitational (1)282 _____Barona Creek GC _______________ 2001 Aztec Invitational (3)

Top 54-Hole ScoresScore ____Course _____________________________________________ Event846 _____Missouri Bluffs GC ______________ 2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic848 _____Canebrake GC _________________2003 Southland Conference851 _____Barona Creek GC ___________________ 2001 Aztec Invitational852 _____Virginia CC _________________2008 Del Walker Intercollegiate857 _____Virginia CC _________________2003 Del Walker Intercollegiate859 _____Braeburn Course ____________ 2002 Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic859 _____Eisenhower Blue ___________________ 2003 Falcon Invitational859 _____Palm Valley GC _______________________2006 Pioneer Classic860 _____Palm Valley GC ________________ 2007 Ron Moore Invitational860 _____Virginia CC _________________2007 Del Walker Intercollegiate860 _____NMSU GC ______________ 2012 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

Top RoundsScore _ Player _________________Course _________________Event (Round)64 ___ Luke Healy ________Barona Creek GC _______2001 Aztec Inv. (3)64 ___ Derek Steinbruck __ Tapatio Springs CC __1990 St. Mary’s Inv. (2)65 ___ Nick Olivarri ________ Virginia CC ____ 2004 Del Walker Int. (1)65 ___ John Elizondo _______ Canebrake GC _______ 2003 Southland (3)65 ___ Gordon Wessels _____Westbury CC ______1988 UC Ferguson (3)66 ___ Ryan Werre__________Traditions GC________ 2011 Aggie Inv. (1)66 ___ Ryan Werre_________ Westwood CC _________ 2011 Rice Int. (1)66 ___ Simon Merry __________Chenal CC __________ 2007 UALR Inv. (1)66 ___ John Elizondo _______Carambola GC __2005 St. Croix Classic (1)66 ___ Mike Mezei ________ Canebrake GC _______ 2003 Southland (3)66 ___ Mike Mezei __________ USAF Blue _______2003 Air Force Inv. (1)66 ___ Gibby Martens _______Braeburn GC _______2002 Shocker Inv. (2)66 ___ Danilo Crnomut _____ Bear Ridge GC _______ 2002 Baylor Inv. (2)66 ___ Jeffrey Seibert ________Cimarron GC ______1993 UTPA Classic (2)66 ___ Rob Anderson_____ Tapatio Springs CC __1990 St. Mary’s Inv. (2)

Top 36-Hole ScoresScore _ Player _________________Course ________________________ Event 134 __ Gibby Martens _______Braeburn GC __________2002 Shocker Inv. 135 __ Kyle Collins __________ Virginia CC _______ 2008 Del Walker Int.135 __ Thomas Kearney ___ Comanche Trace __________2006 UTSA Inv.137 __ Mike Mezei __________ USAF Blue ____________2003 Falcon Inv.137 __ Magnus Dohlvik ______ Lubbock CC __________ 1997 Red Raider138 __ Phillip Hui ___________ Virginia CC _______ 2008 Del Walker Int.138 __ Thomas Kearney ______Chenal CC _____________ 2007 UALR Inv.138 __ John Elizondo _______ Deerwood CC __________ 2006 Southland138 __ John Elizondo _______ Missouri Bluffs _2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic138 __ Gibby Martens ________ Laredo CC ______ 2002 Border Olympics138 __ Gibby Martens _______Oak Hills CC ___ 2002 UTSA Oak Hills Inv.138 __ Gibby Martens _____Barona Creek GC __________2001 Aztec Inv.138 __ Kurt Martin _________Lincoln Park GC __ 1985 Oklahoma City Inv.

Top 54-Hole ScoresScore _ Player _________________Course ________________________ Event 203 __ Gibby Martens _______Braeburn GC __________2002 Shocker Inv.207 __ John Elizondo _______ Missouri Bluffs _2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic207 __ Mike Mezei __________ USAF Blue __________2003 Air Force Inv.207 __ Gibby Martens ________ Laredo CC ______ 2002 Border Olympics208 __ Magnus Dohlvik ______ Lubbock CC _______ 1997 Red Raider Inv.209 __ Thomas Kearney ___ Comanche Trace __________2006 UTSA Inv.209 __ Mike Mezei ________ Missouri Bluffs _2003 Nestlé/Purina Classic209 __ Luke Healy ___________ USAF Blue __________2001 Air Force Inv.210 __ Nick Olivarri ________ Virginia CC _______ 2004 Del Walker Int.210 __ Mike Mezei _________ Virginia CC _______ 2003 Del Walker Int.210 __ Michael Schaeffer ____ Virginia CC _______ 2003 Del Walker Int.210 __ John Elizondo _______ Canebrake GC __________ 2003 Southland210 __ Gibby Martens _______ Alvamar CC __________ 2000 Kansas Inv.

Sub-70 RoundsNo. _____Player _____________________________________________ Years13 ______Gibby Martens __________________________________1999-0211 ______John Elizondo____________________________________2003-068 _______Thomas Kearney _________________________________2006-088 _______Kyle Collins _____________________________________2006-096 _______Mike Mezei _____________________________________2003-046 _______Shane Costelloe __________________________________2005-085 _______Luke Healy ______________________________________2001-045 _______Ryan Werre ______________________________________ 2011-P4 _______Matt Johnston ____________________________________2004-073 _______Emiliano Martinez ________________________________2007-103 _______Kitt Thabungkan__________________________________2004-073 _______Johan Edfors _____________________________________1995-963 _______Steve Ward _____________________________________1994-95


utsa oaK Hills invitat ional records

Team ChampionsYear _____Team ______________________________________________Score2000 ____Baylor ____________________________283-283-295—861 (+9)2001 ____Texas Tech ________________________285-287-281—853 (+1)2002 ____Wichita State ____________________ 295-284-303—882 (+30)2003 ____Texas Tech ___________________________________ 300 (+16)*2004 ____Kansas ___________________________285-289-282—856 (+4)2005 ____Kansas ___________________________284-292-284—860 (+8)2006 ____Baylor ____________________________290-283-282—855 (+3)2007 ____Sam Houston State _______________ 295-295-275—865 (+13)2008 ____Mississippi State _________________ 292-275-297—864 (+12)2009 ____Texas Tech _______________________ 277-266-281—824 (-28)2010 ____Texas Tech ______________________ 299-283-293—875 (+23)2011 ____Texas Tech _______________________ 273-277-287—837 (-15)2012 ____Texas Tech ________________________290-287-282—859 (+7)* 2003 second and third rounds canceled

Individual ChampionsYear _____Individual, Team ____________________________________Score2000 ____Craig Lile, Arkansas ____________________ 69-72-68—209 (-4)2001 ____Craig Lile, Arkansas ____________________ 71-68-68—207 (-6)_________Luke Main, UT Arlington _________________ 70-68-69—207 (-6)2002 ____Jason Novascone, Wichita State ________ 70-70-77—217 (+4)2003 ____Zach Atkinson, North Texas ________________________72 (+1)*2004 ____Ryan Baca, Baylor _____________________ 72-70-67—209 (-4)2005 ____Jeremy Alcorn, Baylor ___________________ 65-75-70—210 (-3)2006 ____Ryan Baca, Baylor ____________________64-67--68—199 (-14)2007 ____Matt Miller, Illinois State _________________ 72-69-67—208 (-5)2008 ____Noah Goldman, Mississippi State ________ 73-64-75—212 (-1)2009 ____Chris Ward, Texas Tech ________________ 65-66-71—202 (-11)2010 ____Philipp Westermann, Southeastern La. _____ 71-71-69—211 (-2)2011 ____Nils Floren, Texas Tech __________________ 69-71-68—208 (-5)2012 ____Joakim Mikkelsen, Baylor ________________ 71-71-68—210 (-3)* 2003 second and third rounds canceled

Top Team RoundsScore ________ Team ____________________________________Year (Round)266 (-18) ____ Texas Tech __________________________________2009 (2)273 (-11) ____ Texas Tech __________________________________2011 (1)275 (-9) _____ Sam Houston State ___________________________2007 (3)275 (-9) _____ Mississippi State _____________________________2008 (2)276 (-8) _____ North Texas _________________________________2011 (1)277 (-7) _____ Texas Tech __________________________________2009 (1)277 (-7) _____ Tulsa _______________________________________2011 (1)277 (-7) _____ Texas Tech __________________________________2011 (2)278 (-6) _____ Baylor _____________________________________2005 (1)279 (-5) _____ UT Arlington ________________________________2001 (1)279 (-5) _____ Texas State _________________________________2009 (1)

Top Team Scores (54 Holes)Score ________ Team ___________________________________________Year824 (-28) ____ Texas Tech _____________________________________2009837 (-15) ____ Texas Tech _____________________________________2011844 (-8) _____ UT Arlington ___________________________________2009849 (-3) _____ Oklahoma _____________________________________2011850 (-2) _____ North Texas ____________________________________2011853 (+1) _____ Texas Tech _____________________________________2001855 (+3) _____ Baylor ________________________________________2006855 (+3) _____ Tulsa __________________________________________2011856 (+4) _____ Kansas ________________________________________2004859 (+7) _____ Texas Tech _____________________________________2012860 (+8) _____ Kansas ________________________________________2005860 (+8) _____ Texas State ____________________________________2009

Top Individual RoundsScore ________ Individual, Team __________________________Year (Round)63 (-8) _______ Shad Muth, UT Arlington _____________________2001 (1)64 (-7) _______ Ryan Baca, Baylor ___________________________2006 (1)64 (-7) _______ Noah Goldman, Mississippi State ______________2008 (2)65 (-6) _______ Jeremy Alcorn, Baylor ________________________2005 (1)65 (-6) _______ Chris Ward, Texas Tech _______________________2009 (1)65 (-6) _______ Bobby Massa, UT Arlington ___________________2009 (2)65 (-6) _______ Ty Spinella, North Texas ______________________2011 (2)66 (-5) _______ Bret Lederer, Long Beach State _________________2004 (3)66 (-5) _______ Scooter Jefferson, Sam Houston State ___________2007 (3)66 (-5) _______ Tom Whitney, Air Force _______________________2008 (3)66 (-5) _______ Corey Roberson, Texas State __________________2009 (1)66 (-5) _______ Nils Floren, Texas Tech _______________________2009 (2)66 (-5) _______ Santiago Rivas, Texas Tech ____________________2009 (2)66 (-5) _______ Chris Ward, Texas Tech _______________________2009 (2)66 (-5) _______ Riley Pumphrey, Oklahoma ____________________2011 (1)66 (-5) _______ Ben Klaus, Oklahoma ________________________2011 (2)66 (-5) _______ Tyler Weworski, Texas Tech ___________________2010 (2)66 (-5) _______ Clement Sordet, Texas Tech ___________________2012 (3)66 (-5) _______ Scott Fernandez, Iowa State ___________________2012 (2)

Top Individual Scores (54 Holes)Score ________ Individual, Team _________________________________Year 199 (-14) ____ Ryan Baca, Baylor ______________________________2006202 (-11) ____ Chris Ward, Texas Tech __________________________2009205 (-8) _____ Nils Floren, Texas Tech __________________________2009207 (-6) _____ Craig Lile, Arkansas_____________________________2001207 (-6) _____ Luke Main, UT Arlington _________________________2001208 (-5) _____ Kyle Willmann, Texas Tech _______________________2001208 (-5) _____ Matt Miller, Illinois State _________________________2007208 (-5) _____ Nils Floren, Texas Tech __________________________2011209 (-4) _____ Craig Lile, Arkansas_____________________________2000209 (-4) _____ Ryan Baca, Baylor ______________________________2004209 (-4) _____ Ben Klaus, Oklahoma ___________________________2011

NOTE: Former tournament names include UTSA Oak Hills Classic, UTSA Intercollegiate and Roadrunner Intercollegiate

The UTSA Oak Hills Invitational is contested annually at historic Oak Hills Country Club in San Antonio.


lone star invitat ional records

Team ChampionsYear _____Team ______________________________________________Score2009 ____Texas A&M _______________________ 286-280-282—848 (-16)2010 ____UT Arlington _______________________ 291-278-286—855 (-9)2011 ____New Mexico ______________________ 274-286-301—861 (-3)2012 ____Houston __________________________298-293-275—866 (+2)

Individual ChampionsYear _____Individual, Team ____________________________________Score2009 ____John Hurley, Texas A&M _______________ 71-64-71—206 (-10)2010 ____Carlos Ortiz, North Texas _______________ 71-73-67—211 (-5)2011 ____Jeff Wibawa, Rice ______________________ 70-67-72—209 (-7)2012 ____Rodolfo Cazaubon, North Texas __________ 68-70-74—212 (-4)

Top Team RoundsScore ________ Team ____________________________________Year (Round)274 (-14) ____ New Mexico ________________________________2011 (1)275 (-13) ____ Houston ____________________________________2012 (3)276 (-12) ____ Texas A&M _________________________________2011 (2)278 (-10) ____ UT Arlington ________________________________2010 (2)279 (-9) _____ Houston ____________________________________2011 (1)280 (-8) _____ Texas A&M _________________________________2009 (2)280 (-8) _____ Notre Dame ________________________________2010 (2)281 (-7) _____ North Texas _________________________________2011 (2)281 (-7) _____ Arizona ____________________________________2011 (1)282 (-6) _____ Texas A&M _________________________________2009 (3)282 (-6) _____ Texas ______________________________________2009 (3)

Top Team Scores (54 Holes)Score ________ Team ___________________________________________Year848 (-16) ____ Texas A&M ____________________________________2009855 (-9) _____ UT Arlington ___________________________________2010858 (-6) _____ Texas _________________________________________2009861 (-3) _____ New Mexico ___________________________________2011862 (-2) _____ Notre Dame ___________________________________2010863 (-1) _____ North Texas ____________________________________2010866 (+2) _____ Houston _______________________________________2012868 (+4) _____ SMU __________________________________________2009869 (+5) _____ Texas A&M ____________________________________2011869 (+5) _____ North Texas ____________________________________2011870 (+6) _____ Texas State ____________________________________2010870 (+6) _____ Texas State ____________________________________2011870 (+6) _____ North Texas ____________________________________2012

Top Individual RoundsScore ________ Individual, Team __________________________Year (Round)64 (-8) _______ John Hurley, Texas A&M ______________________2009 (2)64 (-8) _______ Jon Catlin New Mexico _______________________2011 (1)65 (-7) _______ Cameron Peck, Texas A&M ___________________2011 (2)66 (-6) _______ Zack Fischer, UT Arlington ____________________2009 (2)66 (-6) _______ Roman Robledo, Houston _____________________2011 (1)66 (-6) _______ Joakim Mikkelsen Baylor ______________________2011 (1)67 (-5) _______ Kelly Kraft, SMU _____________________________2009 (1)67 (-5) _______ Chris Walker, Notre Dame ____________________2010 (2)67 (-5) _______ Carlos Ortiz, North Texas _____________________2010 (3)67 (-5) _______ Tom Moore, Texas State ______________________2010 (2)67 (-5) _______ Roman Robledo, Houston _____________________2011 (2)67 (-5) _______ Jeff Wibawa, Rice ___________________________2011 (2)67 (-5) _______ Jesse Droemer, Houston _______________________2012 (3)

Top Individual Scores (54 Holes)Score ________ Individual, Team _________________________________Year 206 (-10) ____ John Hurley, Texas A&M _________________________2009207 (-9) _____ Dylan Frittelli, Texas _____________________________2009208 (-8) _____ Cody Gribble, Texas ____________________________2009209 (-7) _____ Jeff Wibawa, Rice ______________________________2011210 (-6) _____ Payne Gniewek, Baylor __________________________2009210 (-6) _____ Kelly Kraft, SMU ________________________________2009210 (-6) _____ Andrea Pavan, Texas A&M ______________________2009210 (-6) _____ Joakim Mikkelsen, Baylor ________________________2011211 (-5) _____ Ben Tewes, SMU ________________________________2009211 (-5) _____ Carlos Ortiz, North Texas ________________________2010

The Lone Star Invitational is contested annually at Briggs Ranch Golf Club in San Antonio.

The 2012 Lone Star Invitational was held at Hill Country Golf Club.


all-tiMe letterwinners

Brett Alexander __________________ 1984Quint Alexander _________________ 1984Rob Anderson ________________ 1989-90Shawn Angel ___________________ 1983Jim Aycock _____________________ 1983Derek Bartlett ___________________ 1997Xabier Basañez _________________2011-PBill Bell _________________________ 1987Chris Benestante ______________ 1998-99Martin Board ___________________2011-PJeff Bopp ____________________ 2002-03Chris Brauner ________________ 1989-90Larry Bryan __________________ 1988-89Sean Burch ___________________ 2005-08Peter Burns __________________ 1998-99Jerry Carnahan ______________ 2000-02Joe Caruso __________________ 1984-85Jorge Cerda ____________________ 1988Chris Chapa _______________1999-2000Rick Chevalier __________________ 1986Lewis Chong _________________ 2008-11Chris Clark _____________________ 1990Ray Cole _______________________ 1987Kyle Collins __________________ 2006-09Michael Connell ______________ 1994-95Shane Costelloe _______________ 2005-08Danilo Crnomut ______________ 2002-03Ryan Cromwell _______________ 2003-04Keith Cunningham _______________ 1988Stuart Curren ___________________ 1994M. Jason Daly ___________________ 1994Eddie DeVane ___________________ 2011Charles Dixon ______________1997-2000Nicko Dodd ____________________2010-PMagnus Dohlvik ____________1997-2000Johan Edfors _________________ 1995-96John Elizondo_________________ 2003-06Mike Flaherty ___________________ 1986Michael Flanagan ________________ 1991Mike Flanigan __________________ 1988Thomas Fowler _______________ 1995-96Mike Givilancz _______________ 2001-02Mike Gorski ____________________ 1984David Graves ___________________ 1995Paul Griff _______________________ 1994

Mitchell Griffin __________________2010-PRyan Hardgrave _________________ 2003John Hays ___________________ 1994-95Luke Healy __________________ 2001-04Lane Heginbotham _______________ 1989Howard Herring _________________ 1996Steve Hresko _________________ 1985-86Phillip Hui ____________________ 2007-08Zach Hugos _________________ 1994-95David Hullett _________________ 1991-92Andrew Hutchins ________________ 1999Isaac Idstein __________________ 2008-10Randy Jones _______________1997-2000Mikael Johnson _______________ 1991-92Matt Johnston _________________ 2004-07Danny Kloza _________________ 1985-86Thomas Kearney ______________ 2006-08Ryan Kiel ____________________ 2009-10Taylor Koser ____________________2010-PPhilipp Krohn _________________ 2005-08Jeff Linnstaedter _________________ 1988Chuck Lyon __________________ 1992-93Keith McRee _________________ 1998-99Gibby Martens _____________1999-2002Emiliano Martinez _____________ 2007-10Kurt Martin __________________ 1985-88Tim Martin ___________________ 2004-06Robert May _____________________ 1983Vicente Mayo ___________________ 2000Simon Merry _________________ 2007-08Mike Mezei __________________ 2003-04Nick Milanovich _________________ 1983Allan Mireault ___________________ 1984Lance Mullins ________________ 1991-93Jimmy Muse _______________1997-2000Jay New ____________________ 1997-99Chad Norris ____________________ 1993Bryan Novoa ___________________ 1993Nick Olivarri _________________ 2005-08Bryan Parker _________________ 1990-91David Petry __________________ 1988-89Duffy Pugh ______________________ 2003Rene Rangel _________________ 1985-86Tom Relf ________________________ 1988Daniel Richards _________________ 1995

Brad Rodgers ________________ 1991-92Rick Sanchez ___________________ 1983Jorge Sandoval __________________ 1988Michael Schaeffer ____________ 2001-03Jimmy Schnurr ___________________ 1991Jeffery Seibert ________________ 1994-95John Sewall __________________ 1994-97Sam Sinclair _________________ 1994-95Jason Smith _____________________ 1989Shawn Smith _________________ 1992-93Christian Snethkamp __________ 1992-93Austin Struble _________________ 2010-11Reed Stegall ____________________2011-PDerek Steinbruck _____________ 1990-92Kitt Thabungkan_______________ 2004-07Stanton Tondre __________________2011-PHector Trevino _______________ 1989-90Mike Tucker __________________ 1986-87Lars Ulfvengren _______________ 1995-98Roland Villarreal ________________ 2003Scotty Wade _________________ 1997-98Billy Walsh _____________________ 1993Steve Ward __________________ 1994-95Court Watson ______________1999-2002Christopher Weil ________________ 2002Ryan Werre ____________________2011-PGordon Wessels ______________ 1989-90Cade White _________________ 1990-91Zen Wiebe _____________________ 2000Brett Wilder ________________1999-2000Payne Wilkie _________________ 2009-11Mark Wilson ____________________ 1998Clint Winn ______________________ 1992Stoney Womack ______________ 1994-95Masashi Yamada ________________ 1999


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