2014-15 oregon men's golf record book

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2014-15 QUICK FACTSGeneral InformatIonLocation Eugene, Ore.Founded 1876Enrollement 24,500Nickname DucksMascot The DuckColors Green and YellowPresident Scott Coltrane (Interim)Director of Athletics Rob MullensFaculty Representative James O’ FallonAffiliation NCAA Division IConference Pacific-12Home Golf Courses:Eugene Country Club Par-72; 7,020 yardsShaddow Hills Country Club Par-72; 7,007 yardsEmerald Valley Golf Club Par-72; 7,093 yardsAthletics Phone (541) 346-4481Ticket Office Phone (541) 346-4461

team InformatIonLetterwinners Returning/Lost 6/0Newcomers 42014 Pac-12 Finish 8th2014 NCAA Regional Finish 2nd2014 NCAA Championships Finish 14thNCAA Regional Appearances 23NCAA Championship Appearances 26Twitter @OregonMGolfInstagram @OregonMGolfFacebook Facebook.com/OregonMensGolfMen’s Golf Office Phone (541) 346-5879Men’s Golf Fax (541) 346-2244Men’s Golf Mailing Address University of Oregon Men’s Golf Len Casanova Center 2727 Leo Harris Parkway Eugene, OR 97401

CoaChInG StaffHead Coach Casey MartinAlma Mater Stanford ‘95Season Ninth yearEmail [email protected] Coach Van WilliamsAlma Mater UNC Wilmington ‘04Season Second yearEmail [email protected]

athletIC CommunICatIonSWebsite www.GoDucks.comOffice Phone (541) 346-5488Asst. Athletic Director for Communications Andy McNamaraExecutive Asst. Athletic Director Dave WillifordAssociate Director Greg WalkerAssociate Director Todd MilesAssistant Director Joe WaltastiAssistant Director Casey JohnsonCommunications Interns Peter ClarkCommunications Intern (MGolf Contact) John VuOffice Phone (541) 346-5475Cell Phone (714) 728-9163Email [email protected]

table of ContentS2014-15 Roster/Schedule breakdown 32013-14 Recap 4-6 Records Breakdown 4 Tournament Results 5 Statistics 6History & Awards 7-12 Award Winners & All-Americans 7 All-Time Conference Results & Awards 8 NCAA Appearances & Results 9 All-Time Records Since 1998 10-11 All-Time Career Records Since 1993 12Ducks in the PGA Tour 13-15 Peter Jacobsen 13 Ben Crane 14 Eric Johnson 14 Steve Rintoul 14 Thomas Shaw III 15 Jeff Sanders 15All-Time Letter Winners 16University Administration 17


42014-15 OREGON DUCKS ROSTERName Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School Brandon Baumgarten 5-10 Fr. Granite Bay, Calif. Granite Bay HS Andrew Bonner 6-0 So. Ripon, Calif. Colorado Max Carter 5-9 So. Lake Oswego, Ore. Lake Oswego HS Zach Foushee 5-7 So. West Linn, Ore. West Linn HS Nigel Lett 5-9 RSo. Beaverton, Ore. Nevada Thomas Lim 5-10 Fr. Moorpatk, Calif. Moorpark HS Hurly Long 5-11 Fr. St. Leon-Rot, Germany St. Leon-Rot HS Brandon McIver 6-2 So. Billings, Mont. Billings West HS Luke Park 5-11 Fr. Fullerton, Calif. Sunny Hills HS Sulman Raza 5-11 So. Eugene, Ore. South Eugene HS Noah Sheikh 6-6 RSo. Woodside, Calif. St. Francis HS Aaron Wise 6-0 Fr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. Santiago HS Jonathan Woo 5-7 Jr. Singapore ACS HS

2014-15 OREGON DUCKS SCHEDULEDate Tournament Location ResultSept. 22-23 Kikkor Husky Invitational Bremerton, Wash. T1st/15 TeamsSept. 29-30 Itani Homes Collegiate Pullman, Wash. 1st/10 TeamsOct. 6-7 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational Fort Worth, Texas 1st/12 TeamsNov. 7-9 Ka’anapali Collegiate Lahaina, Maui 1st/13 TeamsFeb. 5-7 Amer Ari Invitational Waikoloa, Hawaii Feb. 16-18 The Prestige La Quinta, Calif. Feb. 20-22 Cowboy Desert Invitational Palm Springs, Calif. March 6-7 Desert Mountain Intercollegiate Scottsdale, Ariz. March 23-24 Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. April 11-12 Western Intercollegiate Santa Cruz, Calif. Spril 27-29 Pac-12 Championships Pullman, Wash. May 14-16 NCAA Regionals TBA May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (Stroke) Bradenton, Fla.

PRONUNCIATIONSBrandon Baumgarten BOM-gar-tenZach Foushee Fu-SHAYBrandon McIver mc-EYE-verSulman Raza RAH-zaNoah Sheikh Shake

26th Annual Duck InvitationalEugene Country ClubMarch 23-24, 2014 | Eugene, Ore.

NCAA Men’s & Women’s ChampionshipsEugene Country Club

May 20-June1, 2016 | Eugene, Ore.

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BY CLASS• Senior (1)Jonathan Woo

• Juniors (5)Max Carter, Zach Foushee, Brandon McIver, Sulman Raza, Noah Sheikh

• Sophomores (3)Brandon Baumgarten, Thomas Lin, Luke Park

• Freshmen (2)Hurly Long, Aaron Wise

BY STATE/COUNTRY• California (6)Brandon Baumgarten, Andrew Bonner, Thomas Lim, Luke Park, Noah Sheikh, Aaron Wise

• Oregon (4)Max Cater, Zach Foushee, Nigel Lett, Sulman Raza

• Montana (1)Brandon McIver

• Germany (1)Hurly Long

• Singapore (1)Jonathan Woo

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2013-14 RECORD BREAKDOWN:(Stroke) Tournaments Played: 14Team Total Rounds: 43Average Score: 73.06Team Total Strokes: 12,033 Average Team Round: 287.92Tournament Championships: 1 -- Wyoming Desert IntercollegiateTop Five Finishes (Including Titles): 7Top 6-10 Team Finishes: 6Individual Championships (Medalist): 1, Thomas Lim -- Kikkor Individual Top-10 Individual Finishes: 15Top 11-25 Individual Finishes: 25Team Overall Record (Div. I): 125-55-6

OREGON MEN’S GOLF SCHOOL RECORDSTeam Low 54: 811 (2012 Alister MacKenzie Invitational)Team Low 54 Relation to Par: -41 (2011 Alister MacKenzie Invitational)Team Low 18: 267 (2009 Alister MacKenzie Invitational & 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate)Team Low 18 Relation to Par: -17 (2009 Alister MacKenzie Invitational)Individual Low 54: 195 (Eugene Wong at 2011 Alister MacKenzie Invitational)Individual Low Round: 62 (Daniel Miernicki at 2011 Amer Ari Invitational, Derek Sipe at 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate.Single-Season Team Titles: 7 in 2011-12 (St. Mary’s Invitational, The Prestige, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Del Walker Match Play, Duck Invitational, US Intercollegiate and Aggie Invitational)Most Consecutive Team Championships: 3 - 2x; 2011-12, 2014-15Single-Season Individual Championships: 2, 3x (Daniel Miernicki 2011-12 & 2009-10, Eugene Wong 2009-10)

OREGON HEAD-TO-HEAD WITHIN REGIONCal Poly ............................................1-0BYU ...................................................0-2Idaho ................................................2-0Air Force ..........................................1-0Arizona State .................................2-4UCSB .................................................1-0LMU ..................................................4-0Pepperdine ....................................3-0Santa Clara .....................................4-0Washington State ........................4-0Denver .............................................1-0

UC Riverside ..................................2-0Colorado St. ...................................2-0Nevada ............................................1-0Utah ..................................................3-0Arizona ............................................1-0Fresno State ...................................3-0UNLV .................................................1-0San Diego .......................................1-1USC ...............................................2-3-2Washington ...................................0-8Northern Colorado ......................1-0

Utah Valley .....................................0-1Gonzaga ..........................................3-0Southern Utah ..............................1-0Weber State ...................................1-0California ........................................0-4Long Beach State .........................1-0Oregon State. ................................3-3San Francisco ................................4-0St. Mary’s .........................................3-2UC Irvine .........................................2-0UC Davis ..........................................4-2

Boise State. .....................................1-0Hawaii ..............................................4-0UTEP .................................................1-0Wyoming ........................................2-0UCLA ................................................1-4CSUN ................................................1-0Pacific ...............................................3-0SJSU ..................................................5-1Stanford ..........................................1-5San Diego State ........................3-1-1


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2013-14 Tournament Results

Sept. 16-17 | Bremerton, WashingtonGolf Mountain Golf Course | Par-72, 7,124T7th - Oregon - 292-288-295 -- 875 (+11)1. Ryann Ree - 71-70-73 -- 214 (-2)2. Jonathon Woo - 77-70-74 --221 (+5)3. Rak Cho - 76-74-71 -- 221 (+5)4. Zach Foushee - 74-74-77 -- 225 (+9)5. Sulman Raza - 71-80-77 -- 228 (+12)

Huskey Invite

Sept. 23-24 | Seaside, Calif.Bayonet & Blackhorse Golf Course | Par-72, 7,104 -- Par-72, 7,0242nd - Oregon - 297-293-294 -- 884 (+20)1. Ryann Ree - 74-79-74 -- 227 (+11) 2. Thomas Lim - 78-72-71 -- 221 (+5)3. Brandon McIver - 71-75-74 -- 220 (+4)4. Jonathon Woo - 74-74-78 -- 226 (+10) 5. Rak Cho - 79-72-75 -- 226 (+10)

St. Mary’s Invite

The Prestige

Alister MacKenzie InviteOct. 14-15 | Sonoma, Calif.Somona Golf Club | Par-72, 7,087T6th - Oregon - 282-280-292 -- 854 (-10)1. Zach Foushee - 72-68-76 -- 216 (E)2. Thomas Lim - 68-74-74 -- 216 (E)3. Ryan Ree - 72-71-73 -- 216 (E)4. Sulman Raza - 70-68-74 -- 212 (-4)5. Brandon McIver - 73-73-71 -- 217 (+1)

Gifford CollegiateNov. 4-5 | Newport Beach, Calif.Pelican Hill Golf CLub | Ocean North Course: Par-70, 6,98510th - Oregon - 294-288-287-- 869 (+29)1. Sulman Raza - 79-69-68 -- 216 (+6) 2. Brandon McIver - 73-77-72 -- 222 (+12)3. Thomas Lim - 72-78-70 -- 220 (+10)4. Zach Foushee - 71-72-84 -- 227 (+15)5. Brandon Baumgarten - 78-70-77 -- 225 (+17)

Amer Ari InviteFeb. 5-7 | Waikoloa, HawaiiWaikoloa Kings Course | Par-72, 7,074T3rd - Oregon - 276-274-285 -- 835 (-29)1. Brandon McIver - 71-67-73 -- 211 (-5) 2. Ryann Ree - 73-72-71 -- 216 (E)3. Sulman Raza - 70-69-70 -- 209 (-7) 4. Zach Foushee - 71-69-74 -- 214 (-2) 5. Thomas Lim - 64-69-71 -- 204 (-12)

Feb. 17-19 | La Quinta, CaliforniaThe PGA West Greg Norman Course | Par-72, 7,0967th - Oregon - 285-281-287 -- 853 (+1)1. Thomas Lim - 70-72-70 -- 214 (+1)2. Sulman Raza - 76-75-74 -- 225 (+12)3. Brandon McIver - 71-68-76 -- 215 (+2)4. Zach Foushee - 71-72-71-- 214 (+1)5. Ryann Ree - 70-72-70 -- 212 (-1)

Desert IntercollegiateFeb. 21-23| Palm Desert, CaliforniaThe Classic Club Course | Par-72, 7,3051st - Oregon - 276-279-282 -- 837 (-27)1. Brandon McIver - 68-72-70 -- 210 (-6) 2. Thomas Lim - 67-80-70 -- 217 (+1) 3. Ryann Ree - 71-66-72 -- 209 (-7) 4. Zach Foushee - 74-73-73 -- 220 (+4)5. Sulman Raza - 70-68-70 -- 208 (-8)

Bandon DunesMar. 9-11| Bandon, Ore.Old McDonald Course | Par-72, 6,8599th - Oregon - 289-297-304 -- 882 (+38)1. Sulman Raza - 75-78-83 -- 890 (+23) 2. Ryann Ree - 78-74-75 -- 227 (+14) 3. Brandon McIver - 75-69-79 -- 223 (+10) 4. Thomas Lim - 68-76-73 -- 217 (+4) 5. Zach Foushee - 71-82-77 -- 230 (+17)

Mar. 24-25 | Eugene, Ore.Eugene Country Club | Par-72, 7,1653rd - Oregon - 292-292-300 -- 884 (+20)1. Thomas Lim - 73-75-76 -- 224 (+8) 2. Brandon McIver - 76-71-73 -- 220 (+4)3. Zach Foushee - 73-73-76 -- 222 (+6) 4. Sulman Raza - 70-73-75 -- 218 (+2) 5. Jonathan Woo - 78-78-77 -- 233 (+17)

Duck Invite

Mar. 28-30 | Stanford, Calif.Stanford Golf Course | Par-70, 6,742T5th - Oregon - 273-285-285 -- 843 (+3)1. Brandon Baumgarten - 73-72-75 -- 220 (+10) 2. Sulman Raza - 68-72-68 -- 208 (-2) 3. Brandon McIver - 66-70-73 -- 209 (-1) 4. Zach Foushee - 69-73-73 -- 215 (+5) 5. Thomas Lim - 70-71-71 -- 212 (+2)

The Goodwin

Apr. 12-13 | Santa Cruz, Calif.Pasatiempo Golf Club | Par-70, 6,6155th - Oregon - 359-352-356 -- 1,067 (+17)1. Sulman Raza - 77-70-78 -- 225 (+15)2. Thomas Lim - 70-71-70 -- 211 (+1) 3. Brandon McIver - 72-72-69 -- 213 (+3) 4. Zach Foushee - 72-71-77 -- 220 (+10) 5. Ryann Ree - 75-74-68 -- 217 (+7)6. Jonathan Woo - 70-68-72 -- 210 (E)

Western Intercollegiate

Apr. 25-27 | Marana, Ariz.The Gallery Golf Club | North: Par-72, 7,3498th - Oregon - 384-362-389-374 -- 1,496 (+56)1. Thomas Lim - 81-72-80 - 74 -- 307 (+19)2. Brandon McIver - 79-72-77-72 -- 295 (+13)3. Ryann Ree - 83-76-85-72 -- 316 (+28) 4. Zach Foushee - 73-70-79-73 -- 295 (+7)5. Jonathan Woo - 75-72-72-75 -- 294 (+6)6. Brandon Baumgarten - 76-77-81-75 -- 309 (+21)

Pac-12 Championships

May 15-17 | Eugene, Ore.Eugene Country Club | Par-70, 6,9902nd - Oregon - 289-280-285 -- 854 (+14)1. Brandon McIver - 73-69-73 -- 215 (+5) 2. Jonathan Woo - 72-78-70 -- 220 (+10) 3. Thomas Lim - 74-70-66 -- 210 (E) 4. Zach Foushee - 71-68-76 -- 215 (+5) 5. Sulman Raza - 73-73-78 -- 224

NCAA Regionals

May 23-28 | Hutchingson, Kan.Prairie Dunes Country Club | Par-70, 6,941T19th - Oregon - 284-397-297 -- 852 (+12)1. Thomas Lim - 69-75-72 -- 216 (+6) 2. Brandon McIver - 74-72-67 -- 213 (+3) 3. Zach Foushee - 68-76-65 -- 209 (-1) 4. Jonathan Woo - 73-76-70 -- 219 (+9) 5. Sulman Raza - 75-74-69 -- 218 (+8)

NCAA Championships


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2013-14 Statistics

No. Rds. Rds BestName Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Top-10s Top-20s Below Par Above Par Finish Thomas Lim 43 3,090 71.86 64 4 1 13 23 1st Brandon McIver 43 3,094 71.95 66 3 3 16 23 T3rdZach Foushee 43 3,139 73.00 65 2 2 10 29 T6thRyan Ree 31 2,277 73.45 66 2 2 9 18 T3rdSulman Raza 36 2,623 72.97 68 3 1 15 19 2ndJonathan Woo 30 2,206 73.53 68 1 3 4 24 1stBrandon Baumgarten 21 1,568 74.67 70 -- -- 1 18 T3rdMax Carter 20 1,538 76.90 69 1 -- 3 14 T4thNoah Sheikh 8 664 83.00 79 -- 1 -- 8 19thRak Cho 6 447 74.50 71 -- -- 1 4 T32ndLuke Park 5 422 84.40 78 -- -- -- 5 20th totalS 286 21,068 73.66 64 16 13 72 185 1st (2x)

Fall Schedule

Date Tournament Location Team Results Top Individual Fin.Sept. 16-17 Husky Invitational Bremerton, Wash T7th/15 teams T7th (Ree)Sept. 23-24 St. Mary’s Invitational Seaside, Calif. 2nd/19 Teams T12th (McIver)Oct. 14-15 Alister MacKenzie Invitational Sonoma, Calif. T6th/16 Teams T12th (Raza)Nov. 4-5 Gifford Collegiate Newport Beach, Calif. 10th/10 Teams T25th (Raza)

Date Tournament Location Team Results Top Individual Fin. Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Invitat111ional Waikoloa, Hawaii T3rd/20 Teams T5th (Lim) Feb. 17-19 The Prestige La Quinta, Calif. 7th/12 Teams T19th (Ree)Feb. 21-23 Cowboy Desert Intercollegiate Palm Springs, Calif. 1st/23 Teams 2nd (Raza)Mar. 9-11 Bandon Dunes Championship Bandon, Ore. 9th/15 Teams T7th (Lim)Mar. 24-25 Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. 3rd/16 Teams T3rd (Baumgarten)Mar. 28-30 Stanford Invitational Stanford, Calif. T5th/18 Teams T10 (Raza)Apr. 12-13 The Western Interncollegiate Santa Cruz, Calif. 5th/14 Teams 14th (Woo)Apr. 25-27 Pac-12 Championships Tucson, Ariz. 8th/12 Teams T16th (Woo)May 15-17 NCAA Regionals Eugene, Ore. 2nd/13 Teams 2nd (Lim)May 27-June 1 NCAA Finals Hutchinson, Kans. 14th/30 Teams T19th (Foushee)

Spring Schedule

Golfer Total Rounds Played Counted Rounds PercentageBrandon McIver 43 38 .884Thomas Lim 43 35 .814Zach Foushee 43 33 .767Sulman Raza 36 27 .750Jonathan Woo 30 16 .533

Rounds Counted Towards Score


8Award Winners & All-Americans

Jack Nicklaus Award Winner(Nation’s most outstanding golfer)2010 Eugene Wong

NCAA Elite 88 Award2010 Jack Dukeminier

PING All-AmericansYear Player Team2012 Daniel Miernicki First 2012 Eugene Wong First 2010 Eugene Wong First 2010 Daniel Miernicki Second 2009 Daniel Miernicki Honorable Mention 2008 Joey Benedetti Honorable Mention2005 Gregg LaVoie Honorable Mention 1992 Jeff Lyons Honorable Mention 1990 Tim Hval Honorable Mention 1987 Steve Rintoul Honorable Mention 1986 George Daves Second 1983 Mark Sivara Honorable Mention 1983 Paul Weinhold Honorable Mention 1982 Eric Johnson Honorable Mention 1981 Shell Joyner Honorable Mention 1979 Jon Heselwood Honorable Mention 1978 Brent Murray Second 1978 Scott Tuttle Honorable Mention 1977 Brent Murray Honorable Mention 1976 Peter Jacobsen Second 1976 Jeff Sanders Third 1975 Peter Jacobsen Second 1974 Peter Jacobsen Second 1973 Craig Griswold Honorable Mention 1972 Craig Griswold First 1971 Dave Glenz Second 1970 Craig Griswold Honorable Mention 1962 Jerry Cundari Honorable Mention 1961 Jerry Cundari Second 1960 Tom Shaw Third 1959 Keith Gubrud Third

Sid Milligan Award(Low stroke average)

Year Player2014 Thomas Lim2013 Jonathan Woo2012 Eugene Wong 2011 Daniel Miernicki 2010 Eugene Wong 2009 Daniel Miernicki 2008 Joey Benedetti 2007 Derek Sipe 2006 Joey Benedetti 2005 Gregg LaVoie 2004 Justin St. Clair 2003 John Ellis 2002 Aaron Byers 2001 John Ellis 2000 Ryan LaVoie

1999 Ben Crane 1998 Ben Crane 1997 Ben Crane1996 Adrian Burtner 1995 Ted Snavely 1994 Ted Snavely 1993 Jeff Lyons 1992 Jeff Lyons 1991 Doug DuChateau 1990 Tim Hval 1989 Tom Smith 1988 Steve Rintoul 1987 Steve Rintoul 1986 George Daves 1985 George Daves

Peter Jacobson Award(Newcomer of the Year)

Year Player 2014 Thomas Lim2013 Sulman Raza2012 Jonathan Woo2009 Daniel Miernicki2008 Jack Dukeminier2007 Zeke Reyna2006 Landon banks2005 Joey Benedetti2004 Matt Ma2003 Gregg LaVoie2002 No Award2001 John Ellis2000 Chris Carnahan1999 Brandon Harnden1998 Nick Davey

1997 Ryan LaVoie1996 Derek Croskrey1995 Jeff Barney1994 J.J. Astorquia1993 Chris Bensel1992 Randy McCracken1991 Doug DuChateau1990 Cam Martin1989 Troy Tamiya1988 Bob Rannow1987 Chris Holzang1986 Steve Rintoul1985 Tim Hval1984 Croy Chochran

All-Region TeamYear Player2014 Thomas Lim 2012 Daniel Miernicki 2012 Eugene Wong 2011 Daniel Miernicki

2011 Andrew Vijarro 2010 Daniel Miernicki2010 Eugene Wong 2009 Daniel Miernicki2008 Joey Benedetti

All-Nicklaus TeamYear Player2012 Eugene Wong2010 Eugene Wong

All-Freshman TeamYear Player2009 Daniel Miernicki

All-American ScholarYear Player2005 Chris Dukeminier2010 Jack Dukeminier


9Individual Conference ChampionsYear Player Score1978 Brent Murray (tie) 286 1977 Phil Currie * 215 1976 Peter Jacobsen * 209 1974 Peter Jacobsen * 280 1973 Craig Griswold * 1972 Craig Griswold 290 Doug Roxburgh * 290 1971 Doug Roxburgh * 1970 Craig Giswold (tie) 291 Fred Haney * 291 1968 Gay Davis * 1967 Scott Smith * 1962 Jerry Cundari * 1957 Bob Prall * 1953 Don Krieger * 1951 Fred Strebel * 1948 Lou Stafford * 1947 Lou Stafford * 1942 Dick Hanen * 1939 Ben Hughes * 1935 Leonard Anderson

* Northern Division Champion

Individual Conference Runner-Up FinishersYear Player Score2012 Daniel Miernicki 277 1989 Chris Holzgang 206 # 1985 George Daves 282 1977 Jon Heselwood 217 # 1975 Peter Jacobsen 293 1971 Doug Roxburgh 293

# 54-hole tournament

NOTE: Oregon won eight conference championships from 1935-57 and 24 Northern Division Match Play team championships from 1935-72, including 13 straight (1949-61). Oregon individuals won 18 titles in North-ern Division play. Double winners include Lou Stafford (1947-48), Doug Roxburgh (1971-72), and Peter Jacobson (1975-76).

All-Conference SelectionsYear Player (team)2014 Thomas Lim (HM) #2012 Eugene Wong (1st) * 2012 Daniel Miernicki (1st) 2012 Andrew Vijarro (HM) 2011 Daniel Miernicki (1st) 2011 Andrew Vijarro (2nd) 2010 Eugene Wong (1st) * 2010 Daniel Miernicki (1st) 2009 Daniel Miernicki (2nd) 2008 Joey Benedetti (2nd) 2005 Matt Ma (2nd) 2003 John Ellis (1st) 2002 Aaron Byers (2nd) 2001 John Ellis (2nd) 2000 Ryan Lavoie (1st) 1999 Adrian Burtner (2nd) 1998 Ben Crane (2nd) 1998 Ryan Lavoie (2nd) 1995 Ted Snavely (2nd) 1994 Ted Snavely (1st) 1993 Jeff Lyons (2nd) 1993 Cam Martin (2nd)

1992 Jeff Lyons (1st) 1992 Doug DuChateau (2nd) 1990 Chris Holzgang (2nd) 1990 Tim Hval (2nd) 1989 Tom Smith (2nd) 1987 Steve Rintoul (2nd) 1986 George Daves (2nd) 1985 George Daves (2nd) 1979 John Heselwood (1st) 1979 Jeff Sanders (2nd) 1978 Brent Murray (1st) * 1978 Scott Tuttle (1st) 1977 Brent Murray (1st) 1977 Phil Currie (1st) 1976 Peter Jacobsen (1st) 1976 Jeff Sanders (1st) 1975 Peter Jacobsen (1st) 1974 Peter Jacobsen (1st) 1973 Craig Griswold (1st) 1972 Craig Griswold (1st) 1971 Dave Glenz (1st) 1970 Craig Griswold (1st) 1961 Jerry Cundari (1st)

Year Finish2014 # 8th2013 # 6th2012 # $ 2nd 2011 * $ 2nd2010 * T6th2009 * 2nd2008 * 9th2007 * 8th2006 * 10th2005 * 5th2004 * 7th2003 * 7th2002 * 5th2001 * 8th2000 * 4th1999 * 3rd

1981 * 3rd1980 * 6th1979 * 5th1978 ^ 3rd1977 ^ 1st @1976 ^ 1st @1975 ^ 3rd1974 ^ 3rd1973 ^ 5th1972 ^ 4th1971 ^ 2nd1970 ^ 2nd1969 ^ 4th1968 ^ 4th1967 ^ 5th1966 ^ 4th1965 ^ 5th

1998 * 7th1997 * 2nd1996 * 10th1995 * 5th1994 * T6th1993 * 6th1992 * 5th1991 * 6th1990 * 6th1989 * T4th1988 * 6th1987 * 4th1986 * 2nd1985 * 2nd1984 * 7th1983 * 5th1982 * 4th

Year Player (team) CoSIDA All-America2014# Brandon McIver2014# Jonathan Woo2013# Tyler Parker (1st) 2011* Jack Dukeminier (1st) Third team 2010* Jack Dukeminier (1st) First team2009* Jack Dukeminier (1st) 2007* Eric Hastings (2nd) 2006* Chris Dukeminier (1st) 2006* Dustin Pewarchuk (1st) 2005* Chris Dukeminier (1st) 2004* Dustin Pewarchuk (2nd) 1998* Chris Cone (2nd) 1997* J.J. Astorquia (1st) 1996* J.J. Astorquia (2nd) 1995* J.J. Astorquia (1st) 1993* Cam Martin (2nd) # Pac-12 * Pac-10

All-Time Conference Results & Awards

* Denotes Conference Golfer of the Year# Denotes All-Pac-12 Freshman Team

Team Conference Championship Results

Conference All-Academic Selections

# Pac-12 * Pac-10 ^ Pac-8 $ Lost in playoff @ North Division


10NCAA Appearances & Results

NCAA Championships Year Strokes Finish2014 852 14th 2012 Match play T3rd 2010 Match play T3rd 2009 897 22nd 2008 935 T27th 2003 924 22nd 1999 614 T18th 1998 590 T27th 1990 1206 32nd 1987 926 30th 1986 1192 18th 1983 907 22nd 1981 904 27th 1978 1188 11th 1977 1228 7th 1976 1194 10th 1975 1215 14th 1970 1208 T14th 1964 640 32nd 1960 628 16th 1959 574 4th 1957 632 T15th 1956 620 14th 1950 619 T18th 1948 616 14th 1947 638 17th

Appearances: 26Best Finish: T3rd (2010, 2012)

NCAA Regionals Year Place (score) Top Individual Place (score)2014 * 2nd (854) Thomas Lim 2nd (210) 2013 8th (856) McIver/Woo T10 (209) 2012 * T2nd (842) Daniel Miernicki T2nd (206) 2011 T10 (873) Andrew Vijarro T17 (214) 2010 * 1st (870) Daniel Miernicki 2nd (214) 2009 * 2nd (837) Eugene Wong T5th (208) 2008 * 2nd (864) Joey Benedetti 1st (207) 2007 19th (857) Joey Benedetti T62nd (213) 2005 T13th (870) Gregg LaVoie * T10th (211) 2003 * T9th (885) John Ellis T22nd (219) 2002 T13th (885) Aaron Byers T8th (213) 2001 18th (902) John Ellis T49th (224) 2000 T13th (866) Andrew Tredway T35th (215) 1999 * T5th (875) Ben Crane 12th (217) 1998 * 6th (875) Ben Crane 2nd (207) 1997 12th (877) Ben Crane * T16th (215) 1995 — Ted Snavely T49th (224) 1994 — Ted Snavely T31st (219) 1993 15th (893) Jeff Lyons T45th (223) 1992 17th (881) Doug DuChateau T18th (214) 1991 12th (888) Troy Tamiya T4th (215) 1990 * 7th (859) Tim Hval T9th (210) 1989 11th (881) Chris Holzgang T7th (213)

* advanced to NCAA ChampionshipsAppearances: 23Best Finish: 1st (2010)

1932 Team

1947 Team

1983 Team


11 All-Time Records Since 1993

Low RoundsSeason Player Tournament Round Score2010-11 Daniel Miernicki The Amer Ari Invitational 1 622006-07 Derek Sipe UH Hilo Intercollegiate 2 622011-12 Eugene Wong Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2 632003-04 Jimmy White 2003 Northwest Collegiate Cl. 3 632013-14 THOMAS LIM* The Amer Ari Invitational 1 642011-12 Eugene Wong The Prestige at PGA WEST 2 642009-10 Daniel Miernicki Pac-10 Men’s Golf Championship 3 642009-10 Daniel Miernicki U.S. Intercollegiate 3 642009-10 Eugene Wong Stockton Sprts Com Pacific Inv 1 642001-02 Chris Carnahan ASU Thunderbird/Savane Inv. 2 641998-99 Ryan Lavoie ASU Thunderbird/Savane Inv. 3 642013-14 ZACH FOUSHEE* NCAA DI Men’s Medal Championship 3 652011-12 Daniel Miernicki NCAA Central Regional 2 652011-12 Eugene Wong Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1 652010-11 Sean Maekawa Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1 652009-10 Eugene Wong 64th Annual Western Intercoll. 1 652009-10 Eugene Wong USC Collegiate Invitational 1 652009-10 John Paton 64th Annual Western Intercoll. 3 652008-09 Eugene Wong NCAA West Regional 3 652007-08 Joey Benedetti Alister MacKenzie Invitational 3 652006-07 Derek Sipe ASU Thunderbird Invitational 1 652004-05 Matt Ma 2004 Northwest Collegiate Cl. 1 652002-03 John Ellis Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1 652001-02 Brandon Harnden 56th Annual Western Intercoll 2 652001-02 Chris Carnahan Northwest Collegiate Classic 3 651999-00 Andrew Tredway Pac-10 Men’s Golf Championship 1 65

Low Rounds vs. ParSeason Player Tournament Round Score vs. Par2010-11 Daniel Miernicki The Amer Ari Invitational 1 62 -102003-04 Jimmy White 2003 Northwest Collegiate Classic 3 63 -92006-07 Derek Sip UH Hilo Intercollegiate 2 62 -82011-12 Eugene Wong Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2 63 -82013-14 THOMAS LIM* The Amer Ari Invitational 1 64 -82011-12 Eugene Wong The Prestiage at PGA WEST 2 64 -82001-02 Christa Carnahan ASU Thunderbird/Savane Invitational 2 64 -81998-99 Ryan Lavoie ASU Thunderbird/Savane Invitational 3 64 -82009-10 Daniel Miernicki Pac-10 Men’s Golf Championship 3 64 -72009-10 Eugene Wong Stockton Sports Com Pacific Invitational 1 64 -72008-09 Eugene Wong NCAA West Regional 3 65 -72006-07 Derek Sipe ASU Thunderbird/Savane Invitational 1 65 -72004-05 Matt Ma 2004 Northwest COllegiate Classic 1 65 -71999-00 Andrew Tredway Pac-10 Men’s Golf Championship 1 65 -72009-10 Daniel Miernicki U.S. Intercollegiate 3 64 -62011-12 Daniel Miernicki NCAA Central Regional 2 65 -62011-12 Eugene Wong Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1 65 -62007-08 Sean Maekawa Allister MacKenzie Invitational 1 65 -62009-10 Eugene Wong USC Collegiate Invitational 1 65 -62007-08 Joey Benedetti Alister MacKenzie Invitational 3 65 -62002-03 John Ellis Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1 65 -62001-02 Chris Carnahan Northwest Collegiate Classic 3 65 -62013-14 Ryan Ree Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2 66 -62011-12 Daniel Miernicki Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship 3 66 -62010-11 Jack Dukeminier NCAA Southeast-Florida Region 3 66 -62010-11 Robbie Ziegler The Duck Invitational 2 66 -62009-10 Jack Dukeminier NCAA DI Men’s Medal Champion 3 66 -62006-07 Derek Sipe ASU Thunderbird Invitational 2 66 -62003-04 Mike Sica Oregon Duck Invitational 2 66 -62000-01 Aaron Byers Oregon Duck Invitational 1 66 -61997-98 Ben Crane NCAA West Regional 3 66 -6*Denotes Active Player


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Most Birdies in a SeasonSeason Player Birdies 2011-12 Daniel Miernicki 1652009-10 Eugene Wong 1652009-10 Daniel Miernicki 1592011-12 Eugene Wong 1512010-11 Daniel Miernicki 1402002-03 John Ellis 1392006-07 Derek Sipe 1362009-10 Andrew Vijarro 1352013-14 THOMAS LIM* 1342002-03 Chris Carnahan 1332007-08 Derek Sipe 1282007-08 Joey Benedetti 1261998-99 Ryan Lavoie 1252011-12 Andrew Vijarro 1232013-14 BRANDON MCIVER* 1222012-13 SULMAN RAZA* 122

Most Birdies in a CareerSeasons Player Rnds Birdies 2009-12 Daniel Miernicki 158 5632009-12 Eugene Wong 159 5051999-03 Chris Carnahan 161 4652009-12 Andrew Vijarro 149 4162008-11 Jack Dukeminier 134 4082005-08 Derek Sipe 127 4021997-00 Ryan Lavoie 149 3812005-08 Joey Benedetti 131 3542008-11 Isaiah Telles 132 3492001-03 John Ellis 122 3482009-13 Robbie Ziegler 139 3472003-07 Matt Ma 127 3322003-06 Gregg LaVoie 133 3272000-04 Mike Sica 120 3091996-99 Ben Crane 145 308

*Denotes Active Player

Most Eagles in a SeasonSeason Player Eagles 2013-14 BRANDON MCIVER* 82009-10 Daniel Miernicki 82009-10 Eugene Wong 72004-05 Derek Sipe 71997-98 Ben Crane 72012-13 SULMAN RAZA* 62009-10 Andrew Vijarro 61998-99 Andrew Tredway 62013-14 THOMAS LIM* 52010-11 Daniel Miernicki 52008-09 Robbie Ziegler 52008-09 Eugene Wong 52007-08 Jack Dukeminier 52006-07 Derek Sipe 52004-05 Matt Ma 52001-02 Aaron Byers 5

Most Eagles in a CareerSeasons Player Rnds Birdies 2005-08 Derek Sipe 127 182009-12 Daniel Miernicki 158 162009-12 Eugene Wong 159 162003-07 Matt Ma 127 142009-12 Andrew Vijarro 149 132013-14 BRANDON MCIVER* 77 122009-12 Robbie Ziegler 139 121996-00 Andrew Tredway 117 112003-06 Gregg LaVoie 133 112008-11 Jack Dukeminier 134 112013-14 SULMAN RAZA* 76 102000-04 Mike Sica 120 101996-99 Ben Crane 145 102001-04 Jimmy White 66 92000-02 Aaron Byers 113 91999-93 Chris Carnahan 161 91997-00 Ryan Lavoie 149 8

*Denotes Active Player

All-Time Records Since 1993


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Most Wins in a Season No. ofSeasons Player Tourns. Wins 1998-99 Adrian Burtner 11 22010-11 Daniel Miernicki 13 21994-95 Ted Snavely 13 22009-10 Eugene Wong 15 22009-10 Daniel Miernicki 15 22004-05 Jay Snyder 8 12013-14 JONATHAN WOO* 10 12010-11 Jack Dukeminier 10 12012-13 JONATHAN WOO* 11 12006-07 Matt Ma 12 12000-01 John Ellis 12 12011-12 Eugene Wong 13 12011-12 Daniel Miernicki 13 12011-12 Andrew Vijarro 13 12000-01 Chris Carnahan 13 11999-00 Ryan Lavoie 13 11993-94 Ted Snavely 13 12013-14 THOMAS LIM* 14 12007-08 Joey Benetti 14 11998-99 Ben Crane 14 11997-98 Ben Crane 14 12002-03 John Ellis 15 1

Most Wins in a Career No. ofSeasons Player Tourns. Wins 2009-12 Daniel Miernicki 52 51994-95 Ted Snaveley 26 32009-12 Eugene Wong 52 31996-99 Adrian Burtnet 28 22012-14 JONATHAN WOO* 28 22001-03 John Ellis 40 21996-99 Ben Crane 49 22014-Pres. THOMAS LIM* 17 22005-07 Jay Snyder 17 11994-97 J.J. Astorquia 35 12003-07 Matt Ma 42 12008-11 Jack Dukeminier 44 12005-08 Joey Benedetti 44 11997-00 Ryan Lovoie 49 12009-12 Andrew Vijarro 49 11999-03 Chris Carnahan 53 1

*Denotes Acative Player

All-Time Coaches Career WinsSeasons Coach Years Wins 2007-Pres. Casey Martin 9 201993-06 Steve Nosler 14 91992 Shawn Aicher 11984-91 Scott Krieger 8 141972-83 Jim Ferguson 12 1967-71 Jack Alder 51964-66 Elwood Kretsinger 31947-63 Sid Miligan 17

1946 Anson Cornell 1

Coach of the Year Award WinnersCoach Years ConferenceCasey Martin 2010 Pacific-10 Steve Nosler 1997 Pacific-10 Scott Krieger 1985 Pacific-10 Jim Ferguson 1976, 1977 Pacific-8

Oregon Pac-10 Golfers of the YearYear Player 2010 Eugene Wong (tie)1978 Brent Murray

All-Time Career Records Since 1993

Peter Jacobson Sid Millgan Steve Nosler

George DavesJerry Cundari

Steve Rintoul

Jeff Sanders

Fred HaneyLou Stafford

Duck Hall of Fame(Outstanding contributions to the Oregon golf program)


14Champions Tour Victories: (2)2004 U.S. Senior Open2005 FORD Senior Players CHampionships

PGA Tour Victories: (7)1980 Buick-Goodwrench Open1984 Colonial National Invitation Tournament1984 Sammy Davis, Jr. Greater Hartford Open1990 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic1995 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am1995 Buick Invitational of California2003 Greater Hartford Open

International Victories: (3)1979 Western Australian Open (Austrailia)1981 Johnnie Walker Cup (Spain)1982 Johnnie Walker Cup (Spain)

Career Highlights: Won U.S. Senior Open in first season on Champions Tour...six top-10 finishes as a Champi-ons rookie...got first place check ($720,000) for the first time in eight years by winning the 2003 Greater Hartford Open...carded four rounds in the 60s (63-67-69-67--266)...that win led him to the biggest earnings year of his career ($1,162,726)...enjoyed a great season in 1995 with two victories and more than $1 million in earnings...victories came in successive weeks at AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and Buick Invitational of California...was tied for 20th after rounds at AT&T before moving into a tie for second with third-round 66...closing 65 gave him two-stroke victory over David Duval...the next week, took lead at Buick Invitational with third-round 68, then added another in final round for four-stroke victory...finished T2 and third, respectively, at the Doral-Ryder Open and NEstle Invitational...tied for second at Kmart Greater Greensboro Open...defeat-ed Payne Stewart in playoff for Colonial National In-vitation title...two-stroke victory over MarkO’Meara at Great Hartford Open Later that year highlighted by third-round 63...came from six strokes off pace in final round for first TOUR victory at 1980 Buick-Goodwrench Open...defeated Scott Simpson by one stroke for 1990 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic title...first two professional titles were 1976 Oregon Open and Northern California Open...three-time All-American at Oregon...won 1974 and 1976 Pac-8 titles.

Other Information: Has own event management company, Peter Jacobsen Productions...has served two terms as PGA TOUR Player Director...Co-owns Jacobsen-Hardy Golf Design Co. with former TOUR player Jim Hardy.

National Teams: U.S. vs. Japan, 1984; Ryder Cup (2), 1985, 1995; Dunhill Cup, 1995.

Ducks in the PGA Tour

Peter Erling JacobsenHEIGHT: 6’2”WEIGHT: 220BIRTHDATE: March 4, 1954BIRTHPLACE: Portland, Ore.RESIDENCE: Lake Oswego, Ore.; Bonita Springs, Fla.COLLEGE: OregonINTEREST: Music, antique carsTURNED PRO: 1976 Q-School; Fall 1976AWARDS: 2003 PGA Tour’s Comeback Player of the Year2003 Oregon Sports Hall of Fame2006 Francis Ouimet Award2012 Old Tom Morris Award2013 Payne Stewart Award

•1974-76 All-American •UO Pioneer Award•Two-time Pac-8 Champion •UO Athletics Hall of Fame•Pac-8 Runner-up •Owner, Peter Jacobson •ABC-TV Golf Analyst Sports


15 Ducks in the PGA Tour

Benjamin McCully CraneHEIGHT: 5’10”WEIGHT: 165BIRTHDATE: March 6, 1976BIRTHPLACE: Portland, Ore.RESIDENCE: Westlake, TexasCOLLEGE: Oregon (1999)INTERESTS: Fly Fishing, Bible StudyTURNED PRO: 1999

PGA Tour Victories: (5)2003 Bell South Classic2005 U.S. Bank Championship2010 Farmers Insurance Open2011 McGladrey Classic2014 FedEx St. Jude Classic

Nationwide Tour Victories: (2)2000 BUY.com Wichita Open2001 Gila River Classic

Career Highlights: Won the 2010 Farmers Insurance Open by one stroke shooting 20-under par...defeated Webb Simpson in a playoff at the McGladrey Classic in 2011...six top-10 finishes in 2005...shot a 62 in the first round of the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee, one of four conesecu-tive rounds in the 60s which led him to the victory by four strokes...five top-10 finishes in 2004, in 40th career start, carded rounds of 65-63 on the weekend to come from six strokes back of 54-hole leader Lee Janzen to capture the 2003 Bell South Classic...final-round, 9-under-par 63, punctu-ated by an eagle-3 on the 72nd hole after a 357-yard drive, matched TPC at Sugarloaf course record held by Tiger Woods (1998)...tied for second at the 2002 Byron Nelson Classic to earn $518,400 and secure a spot on the 2003 PGA Tour...earned PGA Tour card by tying for fifth at the 2001 Q School Tournament...gained membership on Buy.com Tour with victory at the 2000 Wichita Open...final-round 67 gave him three-stroke victory over Kelly Grunewald and Vance Veazy...won the Pacific Northwest Golf Assoication title in 1998...medalist at the 1995 U.S. Amateur...was five when his grandfa-ther taught him to play golf.

Ben Crane PGA/Nationawide Tours•1998 All Pac-10

Eric JohnsonHEIGHT: 6’1”WEIGHT: 185BIRTHDATE: October 11, 1962BIRTHPLACE: Seaside, Ore.RESIDENCE: Eugene, Ore.COLLEGE: Oregon (1982)INTERESTS: Hunting & CookingTURNED PRO: 1983

BUY.COM Tour Victories: (2)1996 Nike Knoxville Open1998 Nike South Florida Oopen

Career Highlights: Member of the BUY.COM Tour in 1993, 1995-96 and 1998-2000...tied for secodn at the 2000 Inland Empire Open...earned 1997 PGA Tour membership by finishing 10th on 1996 BUY.COM Tour money list...win-ner of 1996 Knoxville Open and 1998 South Florida Classic...earned first-career win at Knoxville...got second win at the 1998 South Florida Classic thanks to course-record 63 in third round...won the 1980 U.S. Junior Ama-teur Championship...at one point was the all-time leader in career money and victories on T.C. Jordan Tour...All-America selection in 1982 at Oregon...former club professional at Shadow Hills C.C. in Junction City. Ore.

Eric Johnson PGA/BUY.COM Tours•1982 All-American

Steve RintoulHEIGHT: 6’1”WEIGHT: 180BIRTHDATE: June 7, 1963BIRTHPLACE: Bowral, AustrailiaRESIDENCE: Mollymook AustrailiaCOLLEGE: Oregon (1988)INTERESTS: Hunting & CookingTURNED PRO: 1991

Career Highlights: Spent parts of seven seasons on the PGA and NIKE Tours...first appeared on NIKE Tour in 1991...also spent three years on the Ben Hogan (now Nationwide) Tour ...best season came in 1993 when he finished 17th on the money list...member of the PGA Tour 1994-96 and played in a couple of events in 1997...currently a PGA Tour Official.

Steve Rintoul PGA/NIKE Tours•PGA/Champions Tour Official


16Ducks in the PGA Tour

Thomas G. Shaw IIIHEIGHT: 5’10”WEIGHT: 180BIRTHDATE: December 13, 1938BIRTHPLACE: Wichita, Kan.RESIDENCE: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.COLLEGE: Oregon (1962)TURNED PRO: 1963

PGA Tour Victories: (4)1969 doral Open Invitational1969 AVCO Classic1971 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am1971 Hawaiian Open

Senior PGA Tour Victories: (2)1989 Showdown Classic1993 The Tradition

Career Highlights: Made 36 appear-ances on the senior tour in 2000...runner-up performacnes at the 1998 Saint Luke’s CLassic...in 994, captured the inagural Senior Slam in Querétaro, México, and collected $2500,000 for defeating the winners of the other three Senior Tour majors in 1993...after opening with a two-under 0, fired rounds of 65-65-67 to defeat Mike Hill by a stroke at The Tradition...winning total of 369 was the lowest of the year...carded rounds of 69-68-70 to wint he Showdown Classic as a Senior Tour rookie in 1989...four-sport star in high school before entering the University of Oregon...golf career seemed in jeop-ardy in 1966 when he was seriously injured in an auto crash...returned to the circuit in 1968 and won four tour-naments after doctors feared he would never play again.

Thomas G. Shaw III PGA/Champions Tours•1960 All-American•UO Athletics Hall of Fame

Jeff SandersHEIGHT: 5’6”WEIGHT: 160BIRTHDATE: January 30, 1956BIRTHPLACE: Portland, Ore.RESIDENCE: Portland, Ore.COLLEGE: Oregon (1979)TURNED PRO: 1983

Career Highlights: Holds the record for the best individual finish at the NCAA Championships in Oregon history, tied for third in 1976...earned third-team All-America honors and first-team All-Pac-8 accolades after leading the Ducks to a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championships...Sand-ers was also a member of the 1976-77 Oregon golf team that won the Pac-8 Nothern Division Championships. After graduation, Sanders earned his PGA Tour card in 1984 and competed for five years until 1989...his best finish came at the Texas Open where Sanders finished in ninth-place carding a 67-70-66-68--271 (-9)...after leaving the tour, Sanders moved back to Portland, Ore., and started Jeff Sanders Promotions, a golf event management company...JSP has managed multiple USGA National Championship, PGA Tour and Web.com Tour events as well as corporate fundraisers, celebrity tournaments and made for television events...JSP was recently acquired by Lardere Unlimited Golf in January of 2014.

Jeff Sanders PGA Tours•1976 All-American•1976 first-team All-Pac-8 •President/CEO, Jeff Sanders Promo-tions


17 All-Time Letterwinners

AAicher, Shawn (1989-90)Aldrich, Mark (1989-90, 92)Amen, Matt (2005)Anderson, Leonard (1935-36)Astorquia, J.J. (1994-96)Atkinson, Bob (1951-53)

BBanks, Dour (1977)Banks, Landon (2006-07)Barney, Jeff (1995-97, 99)Baumgarten, Brandon (2014)Benedetti, Joey (2005-08)Bensel, Chris (1993)Blaver, Nate (1998)Bowen, Steve (1979-81)Boyd, John (1934)Brodie, Berg (1992)Bronkey, Tam (1985)Burtner, Adrian (1996-99)Byers, Aaron (2000-02)

CChrisman, Jim (1989-92)Carnahan, Chris (2000-03)Castonguay, Brian (1981-84)Cho, Rak (2012-13)Clark, Ron (1949-52)Cline, Walter (1936)Cochran, Croy (1985-87)Cone, Chris (1995-98)Crane, Ben (1996-99)Crosbie, Al (1948)Croskrey, Derek (1996-99)Cross, Allen (1952-54)Cundari, Jerry (1961-62)Cundari, Spencer (1989)Currie, Phil (1977)

DDachtler, Dennis (1979-80)Daves, George (1983-86)Davey, Nick (1998)Davis, Gay (1966-68)Davis Mike (1967-69)DeLong, David (1978-81)DeLong, John (1984, 1985)Dempsey, Brian (1977)Dunahue, James (1947, 1949-50)Duchateau, Doug (1992)Dukeminier, Chris (2005-06)Dukeminier, Jack (2008-11)Duncan, T.J. (2000-01)Dwyer, Neil (1953-55)

EEkstrom, John (1949)Ellis, John (2001-03)

FFischer, Bruce (1948)Fitzsimmons, Pat (1970)Forester, Jeremy (1993)Foushee, Zach (2013-14)Frey, David (1950-51)

GGabriel, Tye (2012-13)Genovese, Matt (2000-01)Glenz, Dave (1969-71)Grimberg, Eric (2008-09)Griswold, Craig (1970, 1972-73)Gubrud, Keith (1957-58)

HHanen, Dick (1942)Haney, Fred (1969-70)Harding, James (1953)Harnden, Brandon (2000-02)Hastings, Eric (2004-07)

Hedlund, John (1964)Hegarty, Mike (1983)Henier, Chris (2002)Heselwood, Jon (1977-79)Hixson, Doug (1977-78)Holzgang, Chris (1987-90)Hoogs, James (1951)Horton, Geoff (2000)Huff, Rob (1984-87)Huggins, Charles (1955)Hughes, Ben (1939)Humphreys, Michael (1964)Hval, Tim (1987-90)

IItterman, Ben (2011-13)

JJacobsen, David (1972-75)Jacobsen, Peter (1973-76)Johnson, Eric (1981-82)Johnson, Kyle (2003-06)Joyner, Shell (1981-84)Joyner, Tony (1983, 1985-87)

KKikes, George (1946-47)Krieger, Don (1952-54)Krieger, Scott (1977, 1979-81)Krieger, Steve (1985, 1987-88)

LLabbe, Edmond (1934-35)LaVoie, Gregg (2003-06)LaVoie, Ryan (1997-00)Leneve, Andrew (2007)Lim, Thomas (2014)Livesay, Jim (1980-83)Livesay, Rod (1976-77)Luikart, Glen (1979)Lynch, Thomas (1953)Lyons, Jeff (1991-93)

MMa, Matt (2004-07)Maekawa, Sean (2008-11)Martin, Cam (1990-91, 93)Mattiaini, Jason (1995-98)McCracken, Randy (1992-94)McIver, Brandon (2013-14)McKenzie, Stu (1970)Meissner, Bil (1934)Menoz, Jon (1995)Miernicki, Daniel (2009-12)Miller, Bob (1934)Milligan, Sid (1935-36)Mills, Ted (1974-77)Mount, Guy (1977)Mueller, Fred (1951-52)Mulder, Jack (1934-35)Mulder, Phil (1934)Mundle, Alan (1952-54)Murray, Brent (1976-78)Norquist, Gerry (1984-85)Norquist, Robert (1955)

OOlsen, Don (1934)Omlid, Red (1949)Ott, Barry (1955)

PPaton, Jack (2010-12)Parker, Tyler (2012-13)Patterson, Gregg (1985)Pennington, Jack (2012)Pennington, John (1974-77)Pewarchuk, Dustin (2004, 2006)Pierce (1936)Power, Coe (1980-81)Prall, Bob (1955-57)Prescott, Bob (1936)

Prince, John (1948-50)Provost, Dom (1947-50)Prugh, Steve (1974, 1976)

QQuinney, Rob (1989)

RRannow, Bob (1988-90, 92)Raza, Sulman (2013-14)Ree, Ryann (2013-14)Regali, Paul (1992-95)Reyna, Zeke (2007)Rick, Donald (1955)Riebel, Alan (1950)Rintoul, Steve (1986-88)Roxburgh, Doug (1970-72)

SSanders, Jeff (1975-76, 1978-79)Scheidt, Andy (1994)Scott, Tim (1984-86)Sederstrom, Bob (1947)Shafer, Dick (1973, 1975-77)Shaw, Tom (1962)Sheehan, Jack (1969)Sica, Mike (2001-04)Sipe, Derek (2005-08)Sivara, Mark (1980-83)Siver, Patrick (1985, 1987-88)Smith (1936)Smith, Justin (1954-55)Smith, Scott (1967)Smith, Tom (1987-90)Snavely, Ted (1992-95)Snyder, Jay (2005-07)Sostak, Marcus (2007)Spivey, Glenn (1947)St. Clair, Justin (2003-06)Stafford, Lou (1947-48)Stock, Joel (1994-96)Strebel, Fred (1951, 1953)

TTakano, Robert (1954-55)Tamiya, Troy (1989-92)Taylor, Rod (1947-48)Telles, Isaiah (2008-11)Thomas (1936)Tredway, Andrew (1996, 1998-00)Tuttle, Scott (1975-78)

VVijarro, Andrew (2009-12)Vincent, Clinton (1936)

WWeinhold, Paul (1982-84, 86)White, Jimmy (2002-04)Whitney, Ted (2005-8)Wiggins, Don (1974-76)Wong, Eugene (2009-12)Woo, Jonathan (2012-14)

ZZech, Lawrence (1979-80)Zenger, Howard (1954-55)Ziegler, Robbie (2009, 2011-13)Zollezzi, Fred (1949)

Active players are in BOLD.


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Scott ColtrainInterim President • First Year

The Board of Trustees of the University of Oregon named Scott Coltrane Interim President on August 7, 2014. Coltrane also serves as the Senior Vice President and Provost. Coltrane previously served as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon (2008-2013) and as Associate Dean of the College of Humanities, Arts and Social

Sciences at the University of California, Riverside (2004-2008). Coltrane received a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1988 and was a professor of Sociology at the University of California Riverside from 1988 to 2008. His research (Paternity, Stay-at-Home Dads) focuses on families, with special attention given to the ways that mothers and fathers divide parenting and housework. He is the author of four books and more than 100 articles and chapters. Coltrane received the Distinguished Teaching Award at UC Riverside, is past President of the Pacific Sociological Association, and is an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Rob MullensDirector of AthleticsFifth YearUniversity of West VirginiaB.A., M.A.

Rob Mullens has presided over one of the most successful eras in the University of Oregon’s history with Duck student-athletes setting milestone records both on the field and in the classroom. He has

guided Oregon to the top 15 nationally in the Directors’ Cup, a national assessment of an athletic department’s overall achievements. At the same time, Mullens has improved the Ducks’ academic standards to where the University now averages more than 100 academic all-conference selections annually. And just as important as the athletic and academic success, Oregon’s philosophy of fiscal efficiency during Mullens’ tenure has been recognized nationwide. The University is one of only a handful of institutions nationwide that is self-sufficient as the Oregon brand continues to grow. Those three pillars – academic excellence, broad-based competitive excellence and fiscal efficiency – comprise the foundation of Mullens’ core beliefs as he oversees nearly 500 student-athletes and a budget of nearly $98 million. Yet Mullens himself would tell you that it is the talented student-athletes, coaches and staff at the University of Oregon that are the department’s most valuable assets. Mullens was named the University’s 12th director of intercollegiate athletics on July 15, 2010, after arriving from the University of Kentucky, where he served as deputy director of athletics and managed day-to-day operations for Kentucky’s 22-sport athletics department, with an annual operating budget of $79 million. Since Mullens’ arrival in Eugene, the Duck football team has claimed two conference championships in four seasons, including the inaugural Pac-12 Championship Game title, while becoming the only school in the country to appear in a fourth consecutive BCS bowl game following the 2012 regular season. After a Rose Bowl victory in the 2012 Granddaddy of Them All, Oregon posted a second straight BCS bowl win by downing Kansas State in the 2013 Fiesta Bowl and came back the next season with a dominating performance against Texas in Alamo Bowl. Spurred by national championships in men’s outdoor track and field, and men’s and women’s indoor track and field, as well as top three national finishes by softball and women’s outdoor track and field in 2013-14, the Ducks registered a school-record 943 points in the Directors’ Cup to place 15th overall and rank among the top 25 for a fifth time in six years. In the history of the Directors’ Cup, Oregon is the only program with 18 or fewer NCAA sports to place among the top 15 nationally, a feat the Ducks have done three times. Off the field, Mullens saw three-quarters of UO student-athletes earn degrees, and three garner Capitol One Academic All-America awards. All told, more than 100 student-athletes won academic all-conference awards. He also arrived as the Ducks opened their spectacular Matthew Knight Arena, which plays host to the school’s men’s and women’s basketball teams, women’s volleyball and acrobatics and tumbling, in addition to benefitting the entire Eugene-Springfield communities as a state-of-the-art venue for concerts, cultural forums and world-class entertainment. Mullens’ background is in accounting and auditing, and he promoted sound fiscal management and self-sufficiency at the University of Kentucky. During his total of eight years at Kentucky, the athletic department’s operating budget expanded by nearly 70 percent. Fundraising for the department hit record levels each of the past seven years prior to his departure. Prior to being named deputy director of athletics at Kentucky in 2006, Mullens began as the university’s executive associate director of athletics in 2002. He served at the University of Maryland from 1996 to 2002, starting as assistant director of athletics for business and ultimately as executive senior associate director of athletics and chief of staff. The West Virginia native was senior athletics business manager at the University of Miami (Fla.) from 1994 to 1996, and prior to that he was an accountant/auditor at Ernst & Young in Raleigh, N.C. The 45-year-old Mullens earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s in sport management from West Virginia University in 1991 and 1993, respectively. He and his wife, Jane, have two sons - Cooper and Tanner.

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