SJU RECORDS AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Team Round

2000 - Seventh-Place Finish (54-hole total of 904)

2001 - Seventh-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1195)

2002 - Eighth-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1246)

2003 - Third-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1184)

2004 - 13th-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1227)

2005 - Sixth-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1213)

2006 - 18th-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1260)

2007 - National Champions (72-hole total of 1204)

2008 - National Champions (72-hole total of 1192)

2009 - Eighth-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1201)

2010 - Fourth-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1191)

2011 - Third-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1180)

2013 - Sixth-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1199)

2014 - 15th-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1223)

2017 - 15th-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1224)

2018 - 19th-Place Finish (36-hole total of 608)

2019 - 21st-Place Finish (36-hole total of 623)

2021 - 15th-Place Finish (72-hole total of 1218)

2022 - 26th-Place Finish (36-hole total of 633)

Individual Round (Overall) t1. -4 – Joey Polingo (2009, 1st; par 72) t1. -4 – Matt Bohlig (2008, 2nd; par 71) t3. -3 – Dennis Granath (2013, 4th; par 71) t3. -3 – Mark Giorgi (2011, 1st; par 72) t3. -3 – Mark Giorgi (2010, 4th; par 72) t3. -3 – Sammy Schmitz (2003, 4th; par 71) t7. 2 – Austin Kottke (2018, 2nd; par 72) t7. -2 – Dennis Granath (2013, 1st; par 71) t7. -2 – Dennis Granath (2011, 1st; par 72) t7. -2 – Casey Vangsness (2011, 1st; par 72) t7. -2 – Joe Daly (2009, 1st; par 72) t7. -2 – Joey Polingo (2008, 4th; par 71) t7. -2 – Andrew Longbella (2005, 2nd; par 72) t7. -2 – Nathan Proshek (2003, 3rd; par 71) t7. -2 – Sammy Schmitz (2003, 3rd; par 71) t7. -2 – Nathan Proshek (2003, 2nd; par 71) t17. -1 – Glavine Schugel (2021, 1st; par 71) t17. -1 – Casey Vangsness (2011, 2nd; par 72) t17. -1 – Ben Vangsness (2010, 4th; par 72) t17. -1 – Mark Giorgi (2010, 3rd; par 72) t17. -1 – Ben Vangsness (2010, 2nd; par 72) t17. -1 – Joe Schoolmeesters (2009, 3rd; par 72) t17. -1 – Clinton Dammann (2007, 2nd; par 72) t17. -1 – Josh Sherlin (2005, 2nd; par 72) t17. -1 – Sammy Schmitz (2001, 3rd; par 71) t17. -1 – Robert Cliff (2001, 1st; par 71)

Individual Round (Par 71, Nine* Tournaments)

1. -4 – Matt Bohlig (2008, 2nd) t2. -3 – Dennis Granath (2013, 4th) t2. -3 – Sammy Schmitz (2003, 4th) t4. -2 – Dennis Granath (2013, 1st) t4. -2 – Joey Polingo (2008, 4th) t4. -2 – Nathan Proshek (2003, 3rd) t4. -2 – Sammy Schmitz (2003, 3rd) t4. -2 – Nathan Proshek (2003, 2nd) t10. -1 – Sammy Schmitz (2001, 3rd) t10. -1 – Robert Cliff (2001, 1st)

11. E – Joe Schoolmeesters (2008, 4th) t12. +1 – Dennis Granath (2010, 1st) t12. +1 – Nathan Proshek (2003, 4th) t12. +1 – Kyle Fredrickson (2003, 3rd) t12. +1 – Matt McGovern (2001, 4th) t12. +1 – Matt McGovern (2000, 3rd)

Individual Round (Par 72, Eight* Tournaments)

1. -4 – Joey Polingo (2009, 1st) t2. -3 – Mark Giorgi (2011, 1st) t2. -3 – Mark Giorgi (2010, 4th) t4. -2 – Austin Kottke (2018, 2nd) t4. -2 – Dennis Granath (2011, 1st) t4. -2 – Casey Vangsness (2011, 1st) t4. -2 – Joe Daly (2009, 1st) t4. -2 – Andrew Longbella (2005, 2nd) t9. -1 – Dennis Granath (2011, 4th) t9. -1 – Casey Vangsness (2011, 2nd) t9. -1 – Ben Vangsness (2010, 4th) t9. -1 – Mark Giorgi (2010, 3rd) t9. -1 – Ben Vangsness (2010, 2nd) t9. -1 – Joe Schoolmeesters (2009, 3rd; par 72) t9. -1 – Clinton Dammann (2007, 2nd) t9. -1 – Josh Sherlin (2005, 2nd) t17. E – Mark Giorgi (2011, 4th) t17. E – Tony Krogen (2011, 3rd) t17. E – Tony Krogen (2011, 2nd) t17. E – Ben Vangsness (2010, 3rd) t17. E – Clinton Dammann (2007, 4th) t17. E – Clinton Dammann (2007, 3rd) t17. E – Clinton Dammann (2007, 1st) t17. E – Josh Sherlin (2005, 1st) t17. E – Josh Sherlin (2004, 4th)

Team Round (Overall)

1. -2, 286 (2011, 1st; par 72)

2. +1, 285 (2003, 3rd; par 71)

3. E, 288 (2009, 1st; par 72) t4. +3, 291 (2011, 2nd; par 72) t4. +3, 291 (2010, 4th; par 72) t4. +3, 291 (2010, 3rd; par 72)

7. +6, 294 (2014, 2nd; par 72) t8. +7, 291 (2008, 4th; par 71) t8. +7, 291 (2008, 2nd; par 71) t10. +8, 292 (2013, 1st; par 71) t10. +8, 296 (2010, 2nd; par 72) t10. +8, 296 (2005, 2nd; par 72)

Team Round (Par 71, Nine* Tournaments)

1. +1, 285 (2003, 3rd) t2. +7, 291 (2008, 4th) t2. +7, 291 (2008, 2nd)

4. +8, 292 (2013, 1st) t5. +9, 293 (2003, 4th) t5. +9, 293 (2000, 3rd)

7. +10, 294 (2013, 4th)

8. +12, 296 (2008, 3rd)

9. +13, 297 (2001, 3rd) t10. +15, 299 (2003, 2nd) t10. +15, 299 (2001, 4th) t10. +15, 299 (2001, 1st)

Team Round (Par 72, Eight* Tournaments)

1. -2, 286 (2011, 1st)

2. E, 288 (2009, 1st) t3. +3, 291 (2011, 2nd) t3. +3, 291 (2010, 4th) t3. +3, 291 (2010, 3rd)

6. +6, 294 (2014, 2nd) t7. +8, 296 (2010, 2nd) t7. +8, 296 (2005, 2nd) t9. +9, 297 (2011, 4th) t9. +9, 297 (2009, 3rd)

Individual Event (Overall)

1. -1 Clinton Dammann (2007; par 72) t2. E Dennis Granath (2011; par 72) t2. E Nathan Proshek (2003; par 71) t4. +7 Dennis Granath (2013; par 71) t4. +7 Mark Giorgi (2010; par 71/72) t4. +7 Ben Vangsness (2010; par 71/72) t4. +7 – Josh Sherlin (2004; par 72) t4. +7 – Sammy Schmitz (2003; par 71) t9. +10 – Tony Krogen (2011; par 72) t9. +10 – Joe Schoolmeesters (2008; par 71) t9. +10 – Sammy Schmitz (2001; par 71)

12. +11 – Mark Giorgi (2011; par 72)

Individual Event (Par 71/284; Nine* Tournaments)

1. E – Nathan Proshek (2003) t2. +7 – Dennis Granath (2013) t2. +7 – Sammy Schmitz (2003) t4. +10 – Joe Schoolmeesters (2008) t4. +10 – Sammy Schmitz (2001) t6. +13 – Robert Cliff (2001) t6. +13 – Matt Bohlig (2008)

8. +14 – Kyle Fredrickson (2003) t9. +17 – Joe Daly (2008) t9. +17 – Joey Polingo (2008) t9. +17 – Nathan Proshek (2001)

Individual Event (Par 72/288; Eight* Tournaments)

1. -1 – Clinton Dammann (2007)

2. E – Dennis Granath (2011) t3. +7 – Mark Giorgi (2010) t3. +7 – Ben Vangsness (2010) t3. +7 – Josh Sherlin (2004)

6. +10 – Tony Krogen (2011)

7. +11 – Mark Giorgi (2011)

8. +12 – Joe Daly (2009) t9.+13 – Casey Vangsness (2011) t9. +13 – Joey Polingo (2009) t11.+14 – Joe Schoolmeesters (2009) t11.+14 – Andrew Longbella (2007)

*the 2010 and 2022 NCAA Championships included competition on both a par 71 and 72 course, with the championship rounds held on the latter; the opposite was the case for the 2013 NCAA Championship (championship rounds were held on a par-71 course)

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