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Table of Contents

This is Kansas Golf Alvamar Golf Club................................................... 4-5 Knapheide Family Practice Facility........................... 6-7 Kansas All-Americans...................................................8 GCAA All-America Scholars........................................9 Jayhawks in the Pros............................................. 10-12 Folds of Honor...........................................................13 Academic Support......................................................14 Strength and Conditioning.........................................15 Athletic Training........................................................16 University of Kansas...................................................17 Traditions............................................................. 18-19 Athletic Success..........................................................20 City of Lawrence........................................................21 Kansas City................................................................22

2011-12 Jayhawk Team/Administration Doug Quinones................................................... 32-33 Chris Gilbert........................................................ 34-35 Alex Gutesha........................................................ 36-37 Paul Harris........................................................... 38-39 Bryce Brown...............................................................40 David Catt.................................................................41 Clay LaBrec................................................................42 Jordan Lowery............................................................43 David Auer.................................................................44 Dylan McClure..........................................................45 Head Coach Kit Grove......................................... 46-47 Assistant Coach Brian McCants.................................48 Athletics Director Dr. Sheahon Zenger.......................49 Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little..............................50

History Individual Awards................................................ 52-53 Individual Medalists...................................................54 Team Titles.................................................................55 NCAA and Big 12 Championships............................56 Kansas Amateur History.............................................57 Individual Records............................................... 58-59 All-Time Letterwinners..............................................60 Year-by-Year Results............................................. 61-68

Season in Review 2010-11 Recap...........................................................24 2010 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate..........................25 2010-11 Statistics.......................................................26 2011 Fall Recap..........................................................27 2011 Fall Results........................................................28 2011 Fall Statistics......................................................29 2012 Spring Preview..................................................30

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Credits

The 2011-12 University of Kansas men’s golf media guide is a product of the Kansas media relations office, published by Kansas Athletics. This guide was written, designed and edited by media relations student assistant Kyle West. Editorial and design assistance by Christine Dieckmann, Erin Penning, Kevin McCarty, Jackie Berra, Kelsey Allen, Ryan West, Alex Berryman and the Kansas media relations staff. Photography by Jeff and Laura Jacobsen. Printing done by Pittcraft Printing, Inc., of Pittsburg, Kan.

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Quick Facts School Information Location................................................. Lawrence, Kan. Founded..................................................................1866 Enrollment...........................................................29,462 Nickname........................................................ Jayhawks School Colors..................................... Crimson and Blue PMS Colors............................... Blue 293, Crimson 186 Home Course....................................Alvamar Golf Club Affiliation............................................ NCAA Division I Conference........................................................... Big 12 Chancellor..............................Dr. Bernadette Gray-Little Athletics Director............................ Dr. Sheahon Zenger Faculty Athletics Rep...............................Dr. Jerry Bailey Athletics Website............................www.kuathletics.com Team Information Head Coach..............................Kit Grove (Fifth Season) Alma Mater.............................................. Kansas (1998) Assistant Coach................. Brian McCants (First Season) Alma Mater........................................Ferris State (1994) Program Established................................................1935 2011 Big 12 Finish........................................... 9th Place Top Big 12 Individual.....................Chris Gilbert/T14th Returning Lettermen/Lost......................................... 7/3

2011 Fall Results September Location Result Erie, Colo.

8th/10 12-13 Mark Simpson Inv. 19-20 Kansas Invitational Lawrence, Kan. T5th/12 10th/18 26-27 Cardinal Intercollegiate Louisville, Ky. October 17-18 The Invitational Kiawah Island, S.C. 12th/12 24-25 Herb Wimberly Inter. Las Cruces, N.M. 5th/14

2012 Spring Schedule March 5-6 Louisiana Classics 16-17 Border Olympics 22-24 Desert Shootout 31-1 Irish Creek Collegiate April 9-10 Cowboy Classic 14-15 The Western Intercollegiate 27-29 Big 12 Championship May 17-19 NCAA Regionals 29-3 NCAA Championship

Location Lafayette, La. Laredo, Texas Goodyear, Ariz.

Charlotte, N.C. Scottsdale, Ariz.

Santa Cruz, Calif.

Trinity, Texas TBD Pacific Palisades, Calif.

Media Relations Men’s Golf Contact......................................... Kyle West Office Phone............................................ 785-864-3417 Cell Phone............................................... 785-472-7031 Office Fax................................................. 785-864-7944 E-Mail................................................ west8605@ku.edu Name David Auer Bryce Brown David Catt Chris Gilbert Alex Gutesha Paul Harris Clay LaBrec Jordan Lowery Dylan McClure Doug Quinones

Ht. 5-11 5-8 5-7 6-0 5-11 5-9 5-11 5-10 5-9 5-11

2011-12 Kansas Men’s Golf Roster Class Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School Fr. HS Wichita, Kan. Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS So. 1L Lincoln, Neb. Southwest HS So. 1L Shawnee, Kan. Shawnee Mission Northwest HS Jr. 2L Simi Valley, Calif.

Royal HS Jr. 2L Greenwood Village, Colo.

Cherry Creek HS Jr. JC Oneonta, Ala. Oneonta HS/Central Alabama CC So. 1L Westminster, Colo.

Mountain Range HS So. 1L Gilbert, Ariz.

Perry HS Fr. HS Argyle, Texas Northwest HS Sr. 1L Hidden Valley Lake, Calif. Middletown HS/New Mexico JC

Head Coach: Kit Grove (Fifth Year) Assistant Coach: Brian McCants (First Year)

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Alvamar Golf Club Alvamar Golf Club was opened for play May 15, 1968, with the two original nines, Jayhawk and Quail Creek, joined by the Hidden Valley nine in 1973.

The Sunflower nine opened in 1978 and in 1982, the Hidden Valley and Sunflower nines became Alvamar Country Club.

Alvamar was named by developer Bob Billings from the contraction of the names of his parents, Alva and Margaretta Billings of Russell, Kan. In all, Alvamar Golf Club and Country Club encompasses more than 3,000 acres of west Lawrence.

The 36 holes at Alvamar were designed by Mel Anderson and Bob Dunning and include a public and private clubhouse, driving range and three practice greens. The two courses at Alvamar were the first in the United States to utilize zoysia grass for its fairways and tees. The course currently uses cohansey bent green on both surfaces.

In 1991, Alvamar Country Club hosted the Kansas Amateur. Alvamar Golf Club annually hosts the Kansas Open and has been the site of the United States Golf Associations Women’s Public Links tournament. It was the site of the Big Eight Conference Men’s Championship for eight consecutive years, and in 1990, the Big Eight Conference

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Women’s Championship was held at Alvamar and won by the Jayhawks. Alvamar Golf Club hosted the inaugural Big 12 Women’s Championship in 1997 and has been the site of the KU men’s Kansas Invitational and women’s Marilynn Smith Sunflower Invitational.

Having been honored as one of the “best maintained golf courses in the United States” by Grounds Maintenance Magazine, Alvamar continues to improve its attractive golf venue. At Alvamar Golf Club, the Director of Golf is Dave Dunn, while Dick Stuntz serves as head professional at Alvamar Country Club.

Alvamar Country Club is considered one of the finest golf courses in the state. Alvamar’s reputation is one of the reasons KU attracts some of the top golfers in the country.

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Knapheide Family Practice Facility The Kansas men’s golf program added a new member to the Jayhawk family in 2008: the state-of-the-art Knapheide Family Practice Facility.

The new practice facility comes fitted with four heated hitting bays to go along with cutting-edge swing technology.

The bays are part of a climatecontrolled facility that allows the Kansas golfers to hit balls out into the driving range at Alvamar Golf Club.

“This will give us a great oppourtunity to teach and grow as players during the winter months,” head coach Kit Grove said.

The facility is equipped with three

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Knapheide Family Practice Facility smaller bays in addition to the one larger bay.

The larger bay is equipped with a V1 video system, along with a Trackman radar launch monitoring system.

“We are priviledged to have such a great facility with technology that will help refine all of our players’ swings,” Grove said.

Each smaller bay is equipped to provide two putting holes along with mirror technology that monitors the fundamentals of the golfers.

Five different golfers can use the radiant heated facility with three golfers in each of the small bays, along with two golfers utilizing the larger bay at one time.

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All-Americans All-Americans 1988 1993 1998 1999

2000 2002 2003

John Sinovic Matt Gogel Chris Thompson Chris Thompson Ryan Vermeer Ryan Vermeer Kris Marshall Kris Marshall

John Sinovic 1988

John Sinovic recorded six top10 finishes during his career, highlighted by a win at the 1988 Kansas Invitational and a second-place finish at the Big Eight Tournament during his junior campaign. Sinovic finished 19th at the 1988 NCAA Championships. During his career Sinovic never once finished outside of the top 25 at a tournament. He was the first player in Jayhawk history to compete in the prestigious Hancock-Sun Bowl College All-American Golf Classic.

Matt Gogel 1993

Matt Gogel quickly made his mark at Kansas, winning the 1991 Big Eight Conference individual title as a freshman.

The talented player earned AllAmerica honors as a junior in 1993. He earned all-Big Eight Conference honors three times in his career and posted three collegiate individual titles. Gogel posted 18 top-10 finishes in his career and boasted a 74.89 scoring average. He capped off his 1993 All-America season by tying for 34th at the NCAA Championships.

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Chris Thompson 1998, 1999

In 1999, Chris Thompson became the first ever Jayhawk to earn back-to-back AllAmerican honors. Thompson led KU in scoring average during his sophomore and junior campaigns and received All-American recognition for the first time following his junior campaign with an average round of 72.70. Thompson then averaged 73.20 strokes per round in 1999 while winning the Kansas Inviational and helping guide KU to the NCAA Championship for the first time in three years.

Ryan Vermeer 1999, 2000

Ryan Vermeer led the Jayhawks in scoring average in 1999 and 2000 with marks of 72.80 and 71.31, respectively. Vermeer’s 71.31 scoring average still stands as the best individual season in KU history. Vermeer won a school-record seven individual titles during his collegiate career, including four during his senior campaign. Vermeer’s name also sits at the top of the KU history books in best single-round (63) and tournament score (202) since 1987.

Kris Marshall 2002, 2003

Kris Marshall was named All-American in back-toback years in 2002 and 2003.

During his Jayhawk career, Marshall recorded an amazing 17 top-10 finishes. Marshall was also named to the All Big 12 teams in 2002 and 2003, along with being named Big 12 Player of the Month in October of 2002. During his senior campaign, Marshall was the Jayhawks’ top finisher in 10 of 14 events. Marshall was also named Academic All-Big 12 in 2001.

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GCAA All-America Scholars GCAA All-America Scholars 1993 1994 1996 1997 1998 1999 2001 2002 2005 2006

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Jeff Moeller Casey Brozek Alan Stearns Kit Grove Brad Barnett Brad Davis Casey Harbour Casey Harbour Kevin Ward Pete Krsnich Luke Trammell Tyler Docking Walt Koelbel Walt Koelbel Nate Barbee Nate Barbee

Casey Harbour

2002, 2003

Kevin Ward

2005

Pete Krnisch

2006

Luke Trammell

2006

Tyler Docking

2007

Walt Koelbel

2008, 2009

Jeff Moeller

1993 Nate Barbee Casey Brozek

1994

2010, 2011

Alan Stearns

1996

Kit Grove

1997

Brad Barnett

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To be eligible for Cleveland Golf/Srixon GCAA All-America Scholar status an individual must be a junior or senior academically, compete in at least two full years at the collegiate level and participate in at least 70 percent of his team’s competitive rounds or compete in the NCAA Championships. The individual must also have a stroke-average under 76.0, maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2, be of high moral character and be in good standing at his college or university.

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Jayhawks in the Pros Gary Woodland PGA Tour: 2009-Present

Gary Woodland teamed with Matt Kuchar to win the World Cup in November in Hainan, China. The victory marked the first time a United States team won the World Cup in 11 years, dating back to 2000 when Tiger Woods and David Duval won the title. Woodland and Kuchar shot a 9-under 63 in the third round playing fourball and claimed the title with a final round of 5-under in alternate-shot format. For the tournament, Woodland and Kuchar posted a score of 24-under 264, defeating the English and Germany teams by two strokes.

Woodland just concluded his most successful season as a professional in 2011. In his third year on the PGA Tour, Woodland claimed five top-five finishes and won The Transitions Championhip. Out of the 25 events he entered, Woodland placed in the top 25 in 15 of them.

He also finished in the top 30 of all four majors, including a tie for 12th place at the 2011 PGA Championship.

Woodland concluded the regular season ranked 10th in the FedEx Cup point standings and played well enough in the FedEx Cup Playoffs to be one of only 30 golfers to qualify for the prestigious TOUR Championship.

For 2011, Woodland ranked fifth on the tour in driving distance at 310.5 yards, 12th in greens in regulation and 13th in overall scoring with an average round of 70.11.

Woodland ended the 2011 season ranked 17th on the PGA Tour Money List after earning $3,448,591 during the year.

Woodland graduated from Kansas in 2007 with a degree in sociology and played a handful of events on the Nationwide Tour in the next couple of years before joining the PGA Tour in 2009. He played in 18 events that season before a shoulder injury prematurely ended his season.

Woodland made the cut in eight events, including the U.S. Open at Bethpage Black where he was tied for 11th after two days. He eventually tied for 47th place in his first major.

While at Kansas, Woodland competed in a total of 50 events and won the 2005 Cleveland State Invitational, 2006 Kansas Invitational, 2007 All-American Golf Classic and 2007 Louisiana Classics. Woodland qualified for the NCAA Regional three times in his career, twice as a part of the team in 2004 and 2007 and once as an individual in 2006.

In his senior season, Woodland recorded eight top-eight finishes and shot par or better in 48.7 percent of the rounds he played. Woodland shot a 223 at the Big 12 Championship to tie for 14th place. He then concluded his collegiate career by tying for 21st at the NCAA Central Regional with a threeround total of 226.

Since his time at KU, Woodland has made the cut in 43 of the 71 professional events in which he has played. He has amassed an earnings total of $3,727,588.

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Jayhawks in the Pros Matt Gogel PGA Tour: 2000-07

Matt Gogel spent seven seasons on the PGATour before retiring after the 2007 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, an event where he had his best professional success. The 1994 Kansas graduate won the 2002 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, while also placing second at the event in 2000 for his best PGA finishes.

During his career, Gogel placed in the top three of three different events and also recorded 16 top-10 finishes. In only his second event on the PGA Tour, Gogel tied for seventh at the 2000 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic after shooting a 64 in the third round and a 66 in the opening 18 holes. Gogel played in 30 events during his first year on the circuit and took home $604,199 in a rookie campaign that featured four top-25 finishes.

Gogel showed steady improvement in his second season by securing seven top-25 finishes in 26 events. His top result in 2001 came when he tied for fifth at the John Deere Classic after shooting 68 or better in all four of his rounds to post a score of 15-under par. Gogel also had a strong showing at the U.S. Open Championship that year when he tied for 12th.

Gogel also played in 94 Nationwide Tour events, claiming six individual victories and posting 18 top-10 and 29 top-25 finishes while earning almost $450,000. Gogel became the first player in Nationwide Tour history to post a victory in four consecutive years.

Winning was nothing new for Gogel when he turned professional, as he took home the 1991 Big Eight Championship as a Jayhawk and finished in the top 10 twice at the NCAA Central Regional in his career. Gogel earned All-America honors in 1993 when he led the Jayhawks at the NCAA Championship with a fourround total of 295 to tie for 34th place. His score of 223 after 54 holes remains tied with John Sinovic for the best in Kansas men’s golf history.

Gogel won three events during his collegiate career, including the 1993 TOPY Cup Intercollegiate in Fukushima, Japan, and the 1994 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate in Santa Barbara, Calif. He is one of only two KU golfers to make the All-Big Eight Tournament Team three times by finishing in the top eight of the event that ran from 1935-96.

In June 2007, Gogel joined The Golf Channel as an oncourse reporter for its PGA Tour Coverage.

Gogel’s best professional season came in 2002 when he won his only career PGA Tour event, the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, when he fired an opening round 66 to jump in front and never look back. Gogel won the event by three strokes with a score of 14-under and took home the top prize of $720,000. By the end of the season, Gogel cracked the million-dollar mark for the first time in his career, earning a total of $1,089,482 in 25 events, which included three top-10 showings.

In 2003, Gogel cracked the top three in the final event of the season, the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro. with three-straight rounds of 68 or lower to shoot 15-under.

It marked the final top three of his career. Gogel went on to earn three more top-10 results and 11 more top25 finishes before reitiring. In total, Gogel played in 177 events and earned $4.5 million during his PGA career.

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Jayhawks in the Pros Chris Thompson

Tyler Hall

Maintaining a busy schedule of mini-tour events and a few Nationwide Tour competitions, Chris Thompson enjoyed a successful season professionally in 2011.

Tyler Hall won the 96th annual Met Open Championship at Sleepy Hollow Country Club on Aug. 25, 2011.

Nationwide Tour: 2006-present

Thompson, who played at Kansas from 1996-99 and still lives in Lawrence, shot 23-under to win the eGolf Tour Columbia Open in April in Blythewood, S.C. Thompson also won the Adams Golf Tour Northwest Arkansas Open by seven strokes with a score of 22-under. Thompson added three more topfive finishes during the year and fell one stroke shy of qualifying for the Byron Nelson Classic on the PGA Tour. He also earned a spot in three Nationwide Tour Events in 2011 and tied for 25th at the Midwest Classic. Between the three tours, Thompson earned more than $70,000 in winnings in 2011.

Thompson won the eGolf Tour HGM Hotels Classic in 2010 while taking some time away from the Nationwide Tour, where he played two full seasons in 2007 and 2008.

In 46 career starts on the Nationwide Tour, Thompson collected nine top-25 finishes, including a career-best tie for eighth at the 2007 Cox Classic in Omaha, Neb. Thompson graduated from Kansas with a degree in business and led the Jayhawks in scoring average in both his sophomore and junior campaigns. Thompson won three different events while at KU.

Hall carded a 67 (-4) in the final round to win the most prestigious event of the Metropolitan Golf Association.

Hall won the tournament with a three-round total of 206 (-7) only nine months removed from surgery on a torn labrum.

Hall has competed in one PGA Tour Event during his career, the 2005 Buick Championship, where he posted rounds of 71 and 70, but barely missed the 70-person cutline after being in a tie for 78th after 36 holes.

Hall spent three years on the Gateway Tour from 200709. In his first year on the circuit, Hall competed in 16 events and made the cut in 14 of them. He recorded three top-10 finishes with his best result being a tie for fourth at the Spring Series Championship. Hall played a more limited schedule on the Gateway Tour in 2008, competing in only 11 events and earning his lone top 10 with an eighth-place showing in the Desert Spring Tournament at Encanterra Country Club in Queen Creek, Ariz. In his final season on the Gateway Tour, Hall shot a season-low round of 67 to help him tie for 26th at the Desert Winter Tournament.

Hall lettered at Kansas each year from 2001-04. He posted his career-best round early in his freshman season when he fired a 66 at the 2000 Missouri Bluffs Classic in St. Charles, Mo. In his senior season, Hall led the Jayhawks at the 2004 Big 12 Championship with a 224 to tie for 20th place.

Prior to joining the Nationwide Tour, Thompson played four seasons on the Gateway Tour following college. He holds the course record of 61 at the Lawrence Country Club and also shot a 65 on the Alvamar public course, one off the record held by fellow Jayhawk Matt Gogel.

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Folds of Honor Major Dan Rooney Folds of Honor Founder

Former Kansas golfer and F-16 fighter pilot Major Dan Rooney founded the Folds of Honor Foundation in 2007.

According to its website, www.foldsofhonor.og, the organization’s mission statement reads, “Folds of Honor is rallying a nation to ensure no family gets left behind in the fight to preserve American freedom. Through scholarships and other assistance, we’re giving back to the spouses and children of soldiers killed or disabled in service to our country. We’re providing healing, hope and an opportunity to realize their dreams with the help of people like you. This is our mission.”

when playing a round of golf on that day. In its first two years, Patriot Golf Day raised $3 million in donations from golfers nationwide, and awarded more than 550 scholarships. As a result of his efforts, People Magazine recognized Rooney as one of its 2008 Heroes of the Year, while “ABC World News Tonight” named Rooney as one its Persons of the Year for 2008.

Rooney has also received the White House’s Presidential Volunteer Service Award, the Air National Guard’s Distinguished Service Medal, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor and The PGA of America’s first-ever Patriot Award. His many decorations for service include the Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Medal, Anti-terrorism Medal, Combat Readiness Medal and Air Expeditionary Medal.

Over the last four years, PGA Professionals and golfers have raised more than $8.5 million, which has allowed more than 2,000 people to receive scholarship funds from the organization.

Rooney, who played golf at KU from 1992-95 and earned a Master’s degree in performance psychology, served in the Oklahoma Air National Guard after graduation and completed three tours of duty in Iraq as an F-16 pilot. When returning home from his second tour, the passengers of his plane were asked to remain seated while the casket with the remains of a fallen soldier, Corporal Brad Bucklin, was carried off. Major Rooney saw the emotional process of the casket being taken away with the Corporal’s brother, wife, son and other family members there to witness it. However, he also noticed that some of the passengers on the plane had already begun deboarding despite the announcement to remain seated. This urged Rooney to do something as a tribute to his fellow American soldiers and led to him starting the noprofit organization.

Rooney’s flagship fundraiser became Patriot Golf Day, a collaborative effort between The Professional Golfers’ Association of America (PGA) and the United States Golf Association (USGA) to encourage golfers to pay an extra dollar toward the cause in addition to their greens fees

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Academic Support Student-Athlete Support Services Mission Statement The Student-Athlete Support Services staff focuses all collective resources in support of the academic, personal and interpersonal development of each individual it serves. As part of its commitment to the academic success of its athletes, Kansas Athletics recently completed a new academic complex in the summer of 2009. The facility features individual study rooms and a computer lab.

Lisa Hehman Academic Counselor, Career Counseling

Degree & Career Counseling Earning a degree from the University of Kansas is an achievement that will remain with you the rest of your life.

And walking through the Campanile and down the Hill as a part of the graduation ceremonies is a memory that will last a lifetime.

The Academic Support Staff members: • Meet regularly with new students to discuss upcoming academic requirements, transition issues, time management strategies and more.

• Facilitate students’ career exploration.

• Assist students with selection of major.

• Assist students with selection of courses which ensure their progress towards a degree.

• Develop long-term academic plans.

• Assist students with personal concern.

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Strength and Conditioning Anderson Family Strength & Conditioning Complex The $8 million, 42,000 square-foot Anderson Family Strength and Conditioning Center, which features state-of-the-art weight training equipment, a cardiovascular workout area, as well as meeting rooms and lockers, opened for KU student-athletes in the summer of 2003. Los Angeles residents Dana and Sue Anderson pledged the funds to the University of Kansas Endowment Association on behalf of their family, including their four children, for the one-of-a-kind strength and conditioning center.

Joe Staub Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

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Athletic Training Top Notch Medical Staff The University of Kansas Sports Medicine Staff and Physicians are constantly on the cutting edge of injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Using such state-of-the-art equipment as aquatic rehabilitation pools and monitored rehab systems, as well as a multitude of hands on techniques, the sports medicine staff at Kansas is able to implement programs for its athletes which have resulted in significantly faster and safer return to competition.

Bill Cowgill Associate Director of Sports Medicine

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University of Kansas • KU has more than 40 nationally ranked academic programs, 28 of which are ranked among the nation’s top 30 public schools. Two are number one in the nation: special education and city management/urban policy. Among the top 10 rankings are the school of education and programs in community health, occupational therapy, nursing and petroleum engineering.

• KU offers nearly 200 fields of study in 13 different schools, from architecture, music and engineering to medicine, social welfare and law.

• KU has an enrollment of 29,462 students, including 20,811 undergraduates on the Lawrence campus. KU attracts more than 1,500 international students from more than 110 countries. The average ACT score of 24.8 exceeds the national average.

• KU’s popular Four-Year Tuition Compact freezes tuition rates for four years for first-time freshmen. The Jayhawk Generations Scholarship offers a 12 to 20 percent discount on out-of-state tuition for qualifying children of KU alumni who live outside Kansas.

• KU ranks seventh in nation among “most popular” public universities, per US News’ Student Choice Awards.

• Counselors from US News’ “best high schools” rank KU 12th in nation, based on a survey of academic reputation.

• The KU School of Journalism won the Intercollegiate Writing Competition in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

• The KU Debate team won the national championship in 2009, its fifth national title.

• KU’s School of Pharmacy ranks third in the nation for NIH research funding and fifth in nation in exam pass rates.

• KU’s Confucius Institute is ranked among top four in nation, top 20 in world.

• KU ranks ninth in the world in the rate of new patents issued.

• KU’s law school ranks 10th in nation for hands-on educational opportunities.

• When Forbes Magazine named the 100 most powerful women in the world, two KU graduates were in the top five.

• KU promotes a global education and ranks 11th in nation for study abroad participation and 25th in Peace Corps participation among large doctoral universities.

• KU has produced 25 Rhodes Scholars, more than all other Kansas universities combined.

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KU Traditions Campanile Hill Campanile Hill forms the picturesque backdrop for Memorial Stadium. On a sunny fall Saturday, the “Hill” is transformed into a congregating place for watching Jayhawk football, sunning and barbequing. Potter Lake, just to the southwest of Memorial Stadium and at the bottom of Campanile Hill, adds to the beauty of the Kansas campus.

The Rock Chalk Chant The Rock Chalk Chant has been the battle cry of KU fans for more than 80 years. This strange, traditional chant, which is among the most famous of all college cheers, was started by E.H.S. Bailey, a professor of chemistry. On May 21, 1886, Bailey submitted the cheer to his club.

Before the University adopted the cheer in 1897, it consisted of “Rah, Rah, Jayhawk, KU” being repeated three times. An English professor soon suggested that “Rock Chalk” be substituted for “Rah, Rah” because it rhymed with Jayhawk. “Rock Chalk” was also symbolic of the chalky limestone formations found on Mount Oread. Teddy Roosevelt once said the Rock Chalk Chant was the best he had ever heard.

The School Colors The University of Kansas colors, crimson and blue, used since the early 1890s, are not the colors originally adopted by the university Board of Regents in the 1860s. The Regents had decided to adopt the Michigan colors, maize and sky blue.

Maize and blue were used at early oratorical meets, and they may have been used when Kansas competed in rowing in the middle 1880s. However, when football came upon the scene in 1890, the

student backers wanted to use Harvard crimson as the athletic color in honor of Col. John J. McCook, a Harvard man, who had given money for an athletic field at KU. That field ran east and west in the proximity of where the north bowl of Memorial Stadium stands on the Kansas campus today.

Some Yale men were on the faculty, and they demanded the Yale blue be included. The rooters rallied forth to allow crimson and blue on their team. No one fought to retain the original colors, and the vivid deeper tone crimson and blue became generally used. Finally, in May 1896, the KU Athletic Board adopted crimson and blue as the official team colors for the university.

The Alma Mater In 1891, professor George Barlow Penny searched for a school song for the Glee and Mandolin Club to sing on its tour through Kansas to Denver and back. No one responded with an original song in answer to his appeals. Just before departure, he thought of the Cornell song “Far Above Cayuga’s Waters.” Hastily changing a few words, he gave it to the glee club men to sing on the trip. He did not expect the song to be used after their return, but “Crimson and the

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KU Traditions Blue” still goes on. The music is not Cornell’s but an old English folk tune, “Annie Lisle.”

Waving The Wheat Since the early days of KU sports, it has been a ritual of Jayhawk fans to “wave the wheat” following every Kansas scoring drive in football.

The tradition also extends to Allen Fieldhouse where fans “wave the wheat” when an opponent fouls out and at the conclusion of every Jayhawk victory. The ritual consists of fans waving their arms in the air, an activity which, when done by a large crowd, resembles a breezy Kansas wheat field.

The Nickname During the Civil War a regiment raised by Kansas Governor Charles Robinson called itself the “Independent Mounted Jayhawks” (later officially the First Kansas Calvary and then the Seventh Kansas Regiment). By the end of the Civil War the word Jayhawk was associated with the spirit of camaraderie and the courageous fighting qualities that characterized efforts to keep Kansas a free state.

By 1886, the University of Kansas had adopted the mythical bird as part of the KU yell. When the university’s football team first took the field in 1890, it seemed only natural that they should be called Jayhawkers. Few colleges and universities have such a meaningful symbol, one so deeply associated with the struggles of the people who founded them.

The Fight Song George “Dumpy” Bowles, a student with the class of 1912, longed to make a great contribution to the KU spirit, but wasn’t athletic enough to do historic deeds on the a­ thletic field. He turned to music and produced some outstanding student musical shows.

A song in one of these shows was “I’m a Jayhawk.” Written in 1912, it was dormant until 1920 when a growth in school spirit brought out “I’m a Jayhawk” once more. The song contributed to the raising of funds to build both the KU football stadium and student union as World War I memorials. The 1926 glee club made it known ­nationally.

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Athletic Success Mason Finley 2011 Indoor/Outdoor Shot Put All-American

Men’s Basketball

Seven-Straight Big 12 Championships

Iuliia Kuzhil

T.J. Walz

15th Round MLB Draft Pick

2010 NCAA All-America Honorable Mention

Carolyn Davis 2011 All-Big 12 First Team Selection

Estelle Johnson 2010 Third Round Draft Pick of the Los Angeles Sol

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Diamond Dixon 2011 Indoor/Outdoor 400 meter All-American

Darrell Stuckey 2009 Thorpe Award Finalist Fourth Round NFL Draft Pick

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City of Lawrence

Lawrence is not just another college community. It presents the easy-going feeling of a small town combined with big city cultural opportunities. A population of 90,000 that comes from widely diverse backgrounds makes Lawrence an outstanding place to live and raise a family.

A community that supports the University of Kansas with its heart and soul, Lawrence envelops the students so they too think of Lawrence as their own hometown. Lawrence is well-known for the arts, alternative music and downtown shops, galleries and restaurants.

About Lawrence • Lawrence Population: 90,000 • Annual Average High Temperature: 66 • Annual Average Low Temperature: 43 • Annual Average Precipitation: 39” • Lawrence is conveniently located on Interstate 70, 35 miles west of Kansas City and 25 miles east of Topeka (state capital). Kansas Highway 10 connects Lawrence to the south Kansas City metroplex. Highway 59 serves as the city’s north and south access, and Highway 40 runs parallel to Interstate 70 east and west.

Lawrence boasts a vibrant downtown, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with a wide assortment of shops, galleries, eateries and historic architecture. Many have called Massachusetts Street one of the most beautiful main streets in America.

• Lawrence was founded in 1854 by the New England Emigrant Aid Society in an effort to keep the territory free from slavery. It is said that it is one of the few cities in the United States founded strictly for political reasons.

• Both the Oregon and Sante Fe Trails run through parts of Lawrence and Douglas County.

• Lawrence streets are named after the states in the order they came into the Union, beginning with Delaware.

• Massachusetts was designated the “Main” street because Lawrence’s founders were from Massachusetts.

• Lawrence festivals provide a wealth of musical offerings. Music is a staple in the Lawrence community. The sounds of local talent can be heard echoing through the city’s streets both day and night.

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Kansas City

Kauffman Stadium Home of the Royals

Located just 35 miles east of Lawrence, Kansas City offers a wide variety of things to do. The Truman Sports Complex is home to the National Football League and Major League Baseball with the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals playing in side-by-side Arrowhead and Kauffman stadiums.

The Kansas City Power & Light District is a vibrant, eight-block neighborhood in the heart of downtown Kansas City with a combination of entertainment, retail and nightlife. The many tastes, flavors and entertainment options of the District make each visit an exciting experience.

Sprint Center

In Kansas City, Kan., sits the brand-new LIVESTRONG Sporting park, home of Major League Soccer’s Sporting KC, and the Kansas Speedway, which hosts two events of NASCAR’s premier series, the NEXTEL Cup, each year as well as an IndyCar Series race.

No trip to Kansas City is complete without a visit to the Plaza. This 14-squareblock shopping and entertainment district boasts romantic Spanish architecture, European art and dazzling fountains. Designed in 1922, the Plaza features boutiques and fashionable national stores as well as distinctive restaurants, outdoor cafés and nightlife hotspots.

Union Station

Arrowhead Stadium Home of the Chiefs

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YEAR IN REVIEW

2010-11 Recap Kansas men’s golf peaked at the end of the 2010 fall season with three-straight top-three finishes to end the calendar year, capped off by a victory at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate on October 26.

The stretch began when the team competed in the Colorado Invitational in Erie, Colo. Senior Jeff Bell led Kansas by shooting even-par for the three rounds to tie for 10th place with a score of 216. As a team, the Jayhawks took third out of 14 schools with a three-round aggregate of 869 (+5). Three other KU golfers joined Bell in the top 20 of the event. Senior Nate Barbee tied for 15th with a total of 217 (+1), while sophomore Chris Gilbert was right behind with a 218 (+2) to tie for 18th. Sophomore Alex Gutesha ended the event in a tie for 20th with a two-day total of 219 (+3).

Following the Colorado Invitational, Kansas had three weeks off before competing again in the Bill Ross Intercollegiate in Kansas City, Mo., but it was well worth the wait. Barbee claimed his second career individual medalist honors by pacing the field with a three-round 213 (-3) to defeat Daily Young of Missouri State by one stroke. Barbee’s victory guided the Jayhawks to a second-place finish in the 14-team field. Gilbert and Gutesha represented KU’s next two finishers behind Barbee, shooting identical scores of 226 (+10) to tie for 23rd place.

Junior Doug Quinones came in one shot behind the sophomore duo with a 227 (+11).

Nate Barbee won the Bill Ross Intercollegiate in 2010 to mark his second career victory.

“He’s been really close,” said Kansas head coach about Barbee’s individual title. “It was one of those deals where he needed to get some good rounds for some confidence. He had a 69 in Colorado, and that helped him a lot. Getting out and shooting under par on Monday helped him, too. He’s playing pretty solid golf right now.”

Grove also knew that Barbee wasn’t the only Jayhawk playing solid golf at the time, which Grove indicated when looking ahead on the calendar.

“We feel a lot better,” he said. “Golf is a strange game, so you never really know. Our next tournament (The Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate) is a 15-team tournament, and the field will be about like it was in Colorado. We had three or four guys play there last year, so we have a little experience there. We just want to build on what we’ve been doing. We’ve been doing a good job of keeping our rounds low.”

The final round of the fall season was where it would all click for the Jayhawks. Three different Kansas golfers shot 68 or better on the final day as the team overcame an 11-stroke deficit to claim its first tournament title since 2007. Gutesha led KU with a career-best 210 (-3), which included his career-low round of 68 to conclude the event and earn him a tie for third in the 84-person field. Gilbert also had a then-personal-best tournament total of 213 (E) to tie for seventh, marking his second career top-10 finish. Barbee fired a 66 in his last round of 2010 to move 15 spots up the leaderboard and tie for 10th with an aggregate of 214 (+1).

Kansas could not regain that same form in the spring season, however. The Jayhawks began 2011 by placing 12th out of 20 teams at the Wyoming Desert Classic in Palm Desert, Calif., and followed it up with another 12th-place showing at the Lousiana Classics. The Jayhawks’ best finish of the spring came at the Iowa Hawkeye Invitiational where the team took sixth place out of 11 entries with a two-round total of 603. KU’s 2010-11 campaign ended with a ninth-place result at the Big 12 Championship after the team shot 1196 (+76) in four rounds over three days.

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Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Entering the final round of the 2010 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate in fifth place - 11 strokes behind tournament host New Mexico State for the lead - the Kansas men’s golf team made a furious comeback to pass four teams on the leaderboard and claim its first tournament title in four years.

Sophomores Chris Gilbert and Alex Gutesha had career-best rounds of 65 and 68, respectively, while senior Nate Barbee added a 66 to lead Kansas to a team total of 273 (-11) on the final day to edge UNLV by one stroke with a three-round score of 858 (+6).

Barbee, Gilbert and Gutesha all finished in the top 10 individually, led by Gutesha’s 210 (-3), which was the lowest tournament total of any Jayhawk for the entire season and earned him a tie for third place. Gilbert tied for seventh place with a three-round total of 213 (E), while Barbee tied for 10th (214, +1) after registering three eagles in the final 18 holes, which was more than any other team combined.

“It was pretty amazing how Chris, Alex and Nate played,” said Kansas head coach Kit Grove following the tournament. “We were 14-under among the three of them. That’s pretty good no matter how you look at it. It was great to watch the guys play so well. Chris went out and played mistake-free golf. Alex was on a roll and was pretty much in cruise control after the second hole. Nate had a great round shooting three eagles. Golf is a strange game and you never know where you’re at, but when I saw we were at 11-under for the day, I started to think we had a shot at winning. Of course, you don’t know for sure until all the scores are in.”

Kansas passed four teams on the leaderboard as part of its comeback to win its first team trophy since the 2007 All-American Golf Classic in Houston, Texas.

“We were far enough back that I don’t know that you think about winning,” recalled Grove later. “When you’re 10 to 12 shots back, that’s a lot to make up, especially when one of the teams is the host team, but we went out and had three guys play really well.

Chris, Alex and Nate all shot 68 or better. Doug (Quinones) chipped in with a 74, and it was enough to end up nipping UNLV by one stroke. That was definitely cool for the guys.”

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2010-11 Individual Stats Overall Averages Player, Class Chris Gilbert, So. Alex Gutesha, So. Nate Barbee, Sr. Jeff Bell, Sr. Doug Quinones, Jr. Bryce Brown, Fr. Clay LaBrec, Fr. Jordan Lowery, Fr. David Catt, Fr. Dan Waite, So.

Rds-Stks 38-2796 33-2448 38-2831 28-2103 35-2638 5-379 6-456 6-457 8-618 19-1468

Lo-Hi 65-78 68-80 66-82 70-80 69-85 72-80 73-82 71-84 74-85 73-83

Avg. 73.57 74.18 74.50 75.10 75.37 75.80 76.00 76.16 77.25 77.26

Nate Barbee, Sr. T39 (T3) T22 (T2) T31 (T3) T15 (2) 1 (1) T10 (3) T68 (3) T21 (1) T34 (2) T55 (4) T45 (2) T20 (3) T47 (4)

Jeff Bell, Sr.

T45 (I) T20 (I) T10 (1) T37 (5) T63 (5) DQ T45 (3) T44 (3) T79 (5) T65 (4)

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 74-79-82--235 Fairway Club Invitational 74-75--149 Kansas Invitational 80-74-70--224 Colorado Invitational 75-73-69--217 Bill Ross Intercollegiate 70-71-72--213 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 79-69-66--214 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 80-76-79--235 Louisiana Classics 73-72-75--220 National Invitational 77-72-76--225 Border Olympics 73-72-77--222 Cowboy Classic 72-70-76--218 Hawkeye Invitational 77-75--152 Big 12 Championship 73-79-74-81--307 Fairway Club Invitational Kansas Invitational Colorado Invitational Bill Ross Intercollegiate Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Louisiana Classics National Invitational Border Olympics Cowboy Classic

73-80-153 73-73-75--221 70-73-73--216 75-80-75--230 74-78-77--229 76-DQ-79--DQ 74-75-76--226 78-73-76--227 75-78-73--226 75-73-73--221

Bryce Brown, Fr. T13 (I) T66 (5)

Fairway Club Invitational Kansas Invitational

74-72--146 77-80-76--233

David Catt, Fr. T39 (T3) T49 (4) T51 (I)

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 85-76-74--235 Fairway Club Invitational 77-77--154 Kansas Invitational 75-75-79--229

Chris Gilbert, So. T15 (1) T22 (T2) T15 (1) T18 (3) T23 (T2) T7 (2) T25 (2) T25 (2) T26 (1) T11 (1)

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Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate Fairway Club Invitational Kansas Invitational Colorado Invitational Bill Ross Intercollegiate Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Louisiana Classics National Invitational Border Olympics

78-70-78--226 78-71--149 71-74-75--220 76-71-71--218 73-75-78--226 75-73-65--213 77-77-72--226 75-70-76--221 75-71-77--223 68-76-67--211

Low 54 211 210 213 216 218 233 222 225 229 227 T15 (2) T14 (1) T55 (I)

Top Finish T7th Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate T3rd Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 1st Bill Ross Intercollegiate T10th Colorado Invitational T2nd Fairway Club Invitational T13th Fairway Club Invitational T13th Bill Ross Intercollegiate T35th Kansas Invitational T39th Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 14th Hawkeye Invitational

Hawkeye Invitational Big 12 Championship NCAA Regional

78-72--150 73-75-69-75--292 73-75-73--221

Alex Gutesha, So. T31 (T3) T20 (4) T23 (T2) T3 (1) T12 (1) T58 (4) T57 (4) T44 (3) T30 (1) T 33 (4) 35 (3)

Kansas Invitational 71-77-76--224 Colorado Invitational 75-71-73--219 Bill Ross Intercollegiate 78-75-73--226 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 72-70-68--210 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 74-74-74--222 Louisiana Classics 74-77-76--227 National Invitational 76-74-80--230 Border Olympics 72-76-72--220 Cowboy Classic 76-69-70--215 Hawkeye Invitational 79-75--154 Big 12 Championship 75-72-72-82--301

Clay LaBrec, Fr. T69 (I) T13 (I)

Kansas Invitational Bill Ross Intercollegiate

Jordan Lowery, Fr. T35 (I) T47 (I)

Kansas Invitational Bill Ross Intercollegiate

82-79-73--234 74-75-73--222 71-77-77--225 77-71-84--232

Doug Quinones, Jr. T28 (2) T2 (1) T24 (2) T38 (5) T28 (4) T59 (4) T88 (4) T75 (5) T38 (2) T51 (3) T37 (5) T22 (2)

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 80-77-74--231 Fairway Club Invitational 72-70--142 Kansas Invitational 72-78-72--222 Colorado Invitational 78-72-73--223 Bill Ross Intercollegiate 75-78-74--227 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 74-80-74--228 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 85-81-76--242 National Invitational 83-74-78--235 Border Olympics 76-69-73--218 Cowboy Classic 73-75-71--219 Hawkeye Invitational 82-73--155 Big 12 Championship 69-77-71-79--296

Dan Waite, So. T57 (5) T54 (5) T45 (I) T44 (I) 81 (5) T91 (5) 14 (1)

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate Fairway Club Invitational Kansas Invitational Bill Ross Intercollegiate Louisiana Classics Cowboy Classic Hawkeye Invitational

76-81-83--240 75-80--155 73-75-80--228 76-73-82--231 80-77-81--238 77-77-73--227 74-75--149

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2011 Fall Recap Kansas men’s golf saw some great individual performances and finishes during the fall season, but inconsistency as a team led to some disappointing showings and left room for improvement heading into the spring.

Juniors Alex Gutesha and Chris Gilbert combined for three top-10 finishes, including a team-high eighth-place finish by Gutesha to conclude the fall season at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate after he shot a career-best 66 in the second round en route to a three-round total of 210 (-3). Gilbert also ended the fall season strong, shooting a 2-under 69 in the second round of the Wimberly Intercollegiate and finishing in a tie for 18th place with an even-par 213, while senior Doug Quinones carded a team-best 70 in the final round of the fall to tie for 26th.

“Doug, Chris and Alex went out and played pretty solid golf,” said Kansas head coach Kit Grove after the final round of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate. “For the three of them to get around the course at even-par is good, positive stuff for us. Obviously, day one was our best day of the year. We got a good team effort; nine of our 10 scores were 74 or better.

The week as a whole was much better than the last two events. That allows us to end on a positive note going into the spring.”

Kansas’ fall season began at the Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Colo. The Jayhawks showed steady progress during the two days by lowering their team total in each of the three rounds at the event hosted by Colorado. Gilbert posted the best round of the tournament for KU with a final-round 68 that included four birdies and one eagle to help him finish in a tie for ninth place at 3-under par, 213.

Junior Chris Gilbert had four top20 finishes in the fall season.

Following the Simpson Invitational, KU hosted 12 teams for the Kansas Invitational. The Jayhawks displayed their best team effort of the fall with four Kansas golfers placing in the top 15 at the annual tournament held at Alvamar Golf Club. Junior college transfer Paul Harris led the Jayhawks with a 220 (+4) to tie for 11th, while Gilbert, Gutesha and freshman Dylan McClure all tied for 15th place with three-round totals of 222 (+6).

However, Kansas could not overcome its first round where each golfer shot over par.

As a result, the team placed fifth with a score of 884 (+20), which was well below the expectations Grove had going into the tournament.

“It’s very disappointing,” said Grove. “This is our home turf, and we putted awful. This is a good, hard golf course, but we did way too many things well to have the scores we had. I thought we had a pretty good week of practice (leading up to this tournament). We did a lot of lag-putting drills because the last tournament was the same deal. We played really solid except a couple guys struggled on the greens. The big thing I’m noticing is (judging) speed. We have to get better at that.”

KU’s struggles continued the next two weeks at the Cardinal Intercollegiate and The Invitational at the Ocean Course where Kansas finished 10th and 12th, respectively. Gutesha earned his second top-10 finish of the year with a two-round score of 144 (E) at the rain-shortened Cardinal Intercollegiate, which tied him with four other golfers for 10th. At The Invitational, Quinones led the squad with a 220 (+4) that included 11 birdies during three rounds to tie for 15th place, but poor putting continued to be the downfall of the Jayhawks as a team.

“We’re a lot better from tee to green than we’ve been in the past three or four years,” Grove noted after the Cardinal Intercollegiate.

“We’re giving away shots on the green, and it’s killing our scores. It’s a lack of execution. The ability to shoot low is there, but we have to execute. Tenth place as a team is not what we’re trying to accomplish.”

Kansas seemed to regain some of its form on the greens at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate, but it left a lot of room for improvement heading into the winter.

“We did a lot of stuff well, but obviously there are a lot of things we have to work on,” said Grove at the end of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate. “They’re going to need to put in the time in the offseason. We have to get sharper. They’ve got to continue to do the stuff that we’ve been working on in the fall throughout the offseason.”

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2011 Fall Results Mark Simpson Invitational, Erie, Colo., Sept. 12-13 (8th/15) 1. Colorado 282-278-280--840 T1. Alex Ching, San Diego 69-66-70--205 2. New Mexico 286-282277--845 T1. Beau Schoolcraft, Colorado 66-66-73--205 3. Oklahoma 283-285-288--856 T9. Chris Gilbert 73-72-68--213 4. San Diego 285-282-290--857 T24. Doug Quinones 75-74-69--218 5. New Mexico State 290-288-289--867 T41. Alex Gutesha 69-74-79--222 6. Colorado State 284-294-290--868 T41. Dylan McClure 77-72-73--222 7. Wyoming 289-282-299--870 T76. Paul Harris 78-78-76--232 8. KANSAS (872), 9. Nevada (881), 10. Gonzaga (884), 11. Air Force (886), 12. Houston Baptist (891), 13. Texas El Paso (895), 14. Utah (903), 15. Northern Colorado (907) Kansas Invitational, Lawrence, Kan., Sept. 19-20 (5th/12) 1.UMKC 295-295-284--874 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 297-284-295--876 3. Missouri State 292-292-294--878 4. Cal. State Fullerton 287-297-299-883 5. KANSAS 299-289-296--884 307-298-297--902 T6. Western Illinois T6. South Dakota State 302-299-301--902 8. University of North Dakota 310-293-303--906 9. Western Kentucky 307-302-299--908 10. Oral Roberts 308-295-307--910 11. Drake 309-301-302--912 12. Nebraska 309-302-308--919

T1. Chris Weninger, UL Lafayette 81-69-73--214 T1. Daily Young, Missouri St. 72-72-70--214 T1. David Smith, SDSU 68-72-74--214 T11. Paul Harris 73-72-75--220 T15. Chris Gilbert 78-71-73--222 T15. Alex Gutesha 73-73-76--222 T15. Dylan McClure 77-73-72--222 T46. Doug Quinones 76-79-77--232 T46. Jordan Lowery (Ind.) 72-79-81--232 T61. David Catt 80-78-80--238 T61. David Auer 78-80-80--238

Cardinal Intercollegiate, Louisville, Ky., Sept. 26-27 (T10th/18) 283-290--573 1. Nicklaus Benton, UALR 67-70--137 1. UALR 2. Northern Illinois 287-294--581 T10. Alex Gutesha 71-73--144 3. Wisconsin 294-288--582 T33. Chris Gilbert 75-74--149 T4. Louisville 292-291--583 T62. Doug Quinones 74-80--154 T4. De Paul University 290-293--583 T65. Paul Harris 79-76--155 T6. Marshall 295-296--591 T65. Dylan McClure 80-75--155 T6. Dayton 294-297--591 8. Illinois St. (592), 9. Austin Peay St. (593), T10. KANSAS (597), T10. Francis Marion (597), 12. Eastern Kentucky (599), 13. Bowling Green St. (602), 14. Marquette (603), 15. Morehead St. (604), 16. Cincinnati (607), 17. Rutgers (621), 18. Murray St. (639) The Invitational, Kiawah Island, S.C., Oct. 17-18 (12th/12) 1. Florida 291-276-291--858 1. Sam Love, UAB 70-69-70--209 2. UAB 288-289-292--869 T15. Doug Quinones 73-72-75--220 3. South Florida 294-287-289--870 T18. Chris Gilbert 74-74-74--222 4. Maryland 294-286-291--871 T51. Alex Gutesha 79-73-80--232 5. College of Charleston 296-288-294--878 T64. Jordan Lowery 80-81-78--239 6. Mercer 298-292-301--891 T66. Paul Harris 84-78-78--240 7. Notre Dame 300-290-303--893 T66. Bryce Brown 76-86-78--240 8. Davidson (894), T9. Richmond (896), T9. USC Upstate (896), 11. Charleston Southern (901), 12. KANSAS (305) Herb Wimberly Invitational, Las Cruces, N.M., Oct. 24-25 (5th/14) 272-271-275--818 1. Hunter Sparks, Wichita St. 68-65-66--199 1. UNLV 2. Wichita State 283-271-272--826 8. Alex Gutesha 73-66-71--210 3. New Mexico State 282-277-288--847 T18. Chris Gilbert 72-69-72--213 4. Nevada 293-275-287--855 T26. Doug Quinones 73-74-70--217 5. KANSAS 287-277-292--856 T30. Paul Harris 69-69-80--218 T6. San Jose State 292-282-285--859 T78. Dylan McClure 80-73-79--232 T6. Idaho 290-284-285--859 8. Texas State (861), 9. Texas El Paso (878), 10. Northern Colorado (881), 11. Western New Mexico (882), 12. Nebraska (884), 13. Weber State (891), 14. Rice (902)

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2011 Fall Statistics Overall Averages

Player, Class Chris Gilbert, Jr. Alex Gutesha, Jr. Doug Quinones, Sr. Dylan McClure, Fr. Paul Harris, Jr. Jordan Lowery, So. David Catt, So. David Auer, Fr. Bryce Brown, So.

Rds-Stks 14-1019 14-1030 14-1041 11-831 14-1065 6-471 3-238 3-238 3-240

Lo-Hi 68-78 66-80 69-79 72-80 69-84 72-81 78-80 78-80 76-86

Avg. 72.79 73.57 74.36 75.55 76.07 78.50 79.33 79.33 80.00

David Auer, Fr. T61 (Ind.) Kansas Invitational

78-80-80--238

Bryce Brown, So. T66 (T5) The Invitational

76-86-78--240

David Catt, So. T61 (Ind.) Kansas Invitational

80-78-80--238

Chris Gilbert, Jr. T9 (1) Mark Simpson Invitational T15 (T2) Kansas Invitational T33 (2) Cardinal Intercollegiate T18 (2) The Invitational T18 (2) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

73-72-68--213 78-71-73--222 75-74-149 74-74-74--222 72-69-72--213

Alex Gutesha, Jr. T41 (T3) Mark Simpson Invitational T15 (T2) Kansas Invitational T10 (1) Cardinal Intercollegiate T51 (3) The Invitational 8 (1) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

69-74-79--222 73-73-76--222 71-73-144 79-73-80--232 73-66-71--210

Paul Harris, Jr. T75 (5) Mark Simpson Invitational T11 (1) Kansas Invitational T65 (T4) Cardinal Intercollegiate T66 (T5) The Invitational T30 (4) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

78-78-76--232 73-72-75--220 79-76--155 84-78-78--240 69-69-80--218

Jordan Lowery, So. T46 (Ind.) Kansas Invitational T64 (4) The Invitational

72-79-81--232 80-81-78--239

Dylan McClure, Fr. T41 (T3) Mark Simpson Invitational 77-72-73--222 T15 (T2) Kansas Invitational 77-73-72--222 T65 (T4) Cardinal Intercollegiate 80-75--155 T78 (5) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 80-73-79--232

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Low 54 213 210 217 222 218 232 238 238 240

Top Finish T9th Mark Simpson Invitational T8th Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate T15th The Invitational T15th Kansas Invitational T11th Kansas Invitational T46th Kansas Invitational T61st Kansas Invitational T61st Kansas Invitational T66th Kansas Invitational

Doug Quinones, Sr. Mark Simpson Invitational T24 (2) T46 (5) Kansas Invitational T62 (3) Cardinal Intercollegiate The Invitational T15 (1) T26 (3) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

75-74-69--218 76-79-77--232 74-80-154 73-72-75--220 73-74-70--217

Senior Doug Quinones led the Jayhawks with a tournament total of 220 to tie for 15th place at The Invitational in Kiawah Island, S.C.

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2012 Spring Preview Kansas men’s golf will travel to some familiar places this spring as it prepares for the Big 12 Championship in May. KU will begin its spring campaign at the Louisiana Classics in Lafayette, La., a site where the Jayhawks have competed each of the last five years and 15 of the last 16 seasons dating back to 1996. The Jayhawks will look to start the season strong and improve on their 12th-place total of 893 a year ago. Kansas started to build some momentum at the end of the fall season with a fifth-place showing at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate, but in order to sustain that throughout the spring, KU will need to have a reliable No. 5 golfer emerge on the team.

“Obviously, Alex (Gutesha) played well in our last event to finish off the fall season at New Mexico State,” said Kansas head coach Kit Grove. “Chris (Gilbert) played solid as well. Paul (Harris) had a good first day. Doug (Quinones) played fairly solid for us, too. It’s just going to be the mystery five man. That’s something we were very poor at in the fall. Our fourth score was way too high round in and round out. Dylan (McClure) got in the lineup quite a bit. It’s an adjustment as a freshman, but we need a little more consistency. You have to get a little bit of help from your four and five guys, and that was a thing that really hurt us this year.

As a whole, we would get two or three guys to play decent, and we just couldn’t quite get that help.”

Another focus for the spring will be increased consistency in the putting game, an area where the Jayhawks struggled during the fall.

Junior Paul Harris joined the team from Central Alabama Community College this season.

“We putted so poorly at the beginning of the year when the guys were probably playing a little bit better,” noted Grove. “We made a big commitment to some different speed drills and other things during the last four to six weeks of practice in the fall. We actually started to see some improvement statistically from a putting standpoint toward the end. We’re continuing to try and do that and trying to get them to do some of that work on their own in the offseason.”

Following the Louisiana Classics, KU will return to the Border Olympics in Laredo, Texas, for the second-straight year before traveling to the Desert Shootout in Goodyear, Ariz. The Jayhawks had a stong showing in their most recent appearance at the Desert Shootout, taking second place as a team while also seeing Nate Barbee claim second place individually in 2010 with a three-round score of 205.

After a two-week layoff, KU will play two tournaments in a span of seven days, beginning with the Cowboy Classic April 9-10 in Scottsdale, Ariz., and concluding with The Western Intercollegiate April 14-15 in Santa Cruz, Calif. The Western Intercollegiate will serve as the final tune-up for the Jayhawks before the Big 12 Championship, which will be held April 27-29 in Trinity, Texas.

With the strength of the conference, Grove knows a top-half finish at the league event will require a team effort, especially with the Championship being hosted in the state of Texas.

“I don’t think the goal of finishing in the top half of the Big 12 is crazy,” said Grove. “By the same token, if you looked at the rankings today, Texas is No. 1 in the nation. Oklahoma State is ‘struggling’ and they were ninth in the last poll I looked at. You have six or seven teams, in reality, that have a chance of being in the top 25 in mid-April when we go there. Plus, if you look at statistically going to Trinity every year, the southern schools do well. They play on the Bermuda grass all the time. The ball reacts differently on the greens. Our guys have a hard time figuring out ‘Am I down grain or into the grain?’ I don’t think it’s something tangible you can say is worth X-number of shots, but there is definitely something to it because year in and year out, the ‘north’ is more competitive when we’re at Prairie Dunes (in Hutchinson, Kan.). It’s an uphill battle, but it can be done. That’s the beauty of golf. You never know what you’re going to get from week to week.”

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2011-12 Jayhawks Doug QuinoneS

Sr.-1L • 5-11 • Hidden Valley Lake, Calif. (Middletown HS/New Mexico JC)

GET TO KNOW QUINONES FAVORITE COURSE: Cypress Point FAVORITE CLUB: Driver FAVORITE GOLFER: Tiger Woods MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Shooting 64 in a father-son event DREAM FOURSOME: My dad, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods WHY KU: Great tradition in athletics FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Rock Chalk Chant BEST THING ABOUT KU: Basketball games PRE-ROUND RITUAL: Mark my golf balls FAVORITE FOOD: Lobster FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Entourage” DREAM VACATION SPOT: The Caribbean

AS A JUNIOR (2010-11): Competed in 12 events... Shot a 70 in the final round of the Fairway Club Invitational to tie for second place, his best finish of the year...Tied his seasonbest round with a 69 in the first round of the Big 12 Championship to be in a four-way tie for third place after the first 18 holes... Finished the Big 12 Championship with the secondlowest score for a Jayhawk, posting a 296 for the four rounds to tie for 22nd place...

His 217 through three rounds of the Big 12 Championship would have been his aggregate score of the season had it been a 54-hole tournament... Shot his first sub-70 round as a Jayhawk in the second round of the Border Olympics en route to his best three-round tounament score of 218.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Attended Monterey Peninsula College freshman year and played number one in every tournament... Scoring average of 75.6 and earned all-conference honors...

Placed 36th at state... Won a tournament at Cordavalle with a 68 and tied for first at the final tournament with a 71 at Rancho Canada...

Transferred to New Mexico Junior College and played in every tournament... Ended the year with a scoring average of 72.8 with three top-five finishes... Recorded low round of the day at the National Tournament with a 68 in the second round... Finished nationals with a tie for 16th...

Won the Scratch Match Play at Centennial Golf Club this summer... Won scholar-athlete of the year for the golf team.

POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Play professional golf

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered all four years...

Won conference his senior year with a scoring average of 71.5... Played on the Northern California Junior team... Chip and Putt National Finalist... Ten wins in the Junior Golf Association of Northern California.

MY MOTTO: Enjoy Life

PERSONAL: Son of John Quinones and Kathy Cole... Majoring in economics.

HIDDEN TALENT: Tennis

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2011-12 Jayhawks Tournament By Tournament Results 2010-11 (Jr.) T28.

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate................. 80-77-74—231 T2.

Fairway Club Invitational..................................... 72-70—142 Kansas Invitational.......................................... 72-78-72—222 T24.

T38.

Colorado Invitational...................................... 78-72-73—223 T28.

Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 75-78-74—227 T59.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate........................ 74-80-74—228 T88.

Wyoming Desert Inter...................................... 85-81-76--242 T75.

National Invitational........................................ 83-74-78--235 T38.

Border Olympics.............................................. 76-69-73--218 T51.

Cowboy Classic................................................ 73-75-71--219 T37.

Hawkeye Invitational.............................................82-73--155 T22.

Big 12 Championship................................. 69-77-71-79--296 2011-12 (Sr.) T24.

Mark Simpson Invitational............................... 75-74-69--218 T46.

Kansas Invitational........................................... 76-79-77--232 T62.

Cardinal Intercollegiate..........................................74-80--154 T15.

The Invitational................................................ 73-72-75--220 T26.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate......................... 73-74-70--217

Year 2010-11 (Jr.) Fall 2011 (Sr.) Totals

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Rds-Stks 35-2638 14-1041 49-3679

Career Statistics Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 69-85 75.37 218 69-79 74.36 217 69-85 75.08 217

Best Finish T2nd Fairway Club T15th Kansas Inv. T2nd Fairway Club

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2011-12 Jayhawks Chris Gilbert Jr.-2L • 6-0 • Simi Valley, Calif. (Royal HS)

GET TO KNOW GILBERT FAVORITE COURSE: TPC Sawgrass FAVORITE GOLFER: Vijay Singh MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Shooting 63 at L.A. City Matchplay Qualifier DREAM FOURSOME: My dad, Vijay Singh, Nate Barbee WHY KU: Strong Athletic Department FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Basketball FAVORITE FOOD: In-n-Out Burger FAVORITE TV SHOWS: “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory,” “Billy the Exterminator,” “Operation Repo” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Palm Springs HIDDEN TALENT: “NCAA Football ‘12” on XBox POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Playing professional golf FAVORITE MOVIE: Waist Deep FAVORITE ATHLETE: LeBron James FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: Lil Wayne/The Game FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: Communications classes

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Led the team in scoring average with a 73.57 average round... Competed in 12 events with his best finish being a tie for seventh at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate as part of the Jayhawks’ first tournament title under head coach Kit Grove... Shot the lowest round of any KU golfer during the season with a 65 in the final round of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate...

Posted six top-15 finishes, including 14th place at the Big 12 Championship...

Recorded top-25 finishes at every event except for the National Invitational, where he finished tied for 26th... Fired two sub-70 rounds, a 68 and a 67, at the Border Olympics to tie for 11th.

AS A FRESHMAN (200910): Competed in all 12 events and ranked third on the team in scoring average amongst major contributors with a 76.03 average ...

Contributed one top-10 and four top-20 finishes ... Tied for 14th at the Fairway Club Invitational in his first-career start ... Shot a 154 at the rain-shortened Jim Colbert Intercollegiate to tie for 25th ... Tied for 14th at the Kansas Invitational ... Wrapped up fall campaign by tying for 50th at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate and tying for 59th at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ... Recorded top-20 finish at the Squire Creek Invitational while competing as an individual .... Fired his best round of the season with a 68 to propel himself to his season-best ninth-place finish at the Missouri Intercollegiate ... Shot a 299 over the four-round Big 12 Championship to tie for 34th.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Royal High School for the last two years of high school, after moving from North Carolina ...

Played for head coach Bob Misko ... Earned three letters and All-Conference honors in each season ... Helped lead team to 2008 Conference Championship ... As a senior, placed second in the Marmonte League Conference Tournament ... Qualified for the 2008 US Junior ... Won twice in the Southern California PGA Toyota Tour Cup Series ... Recorded three top-five finishes in Future Collegian World Tour events ...

Named Honorable Mention on the FWCT All-American Team.

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2011-12 Jayhawks PERSONAL: Son of Jeff and Terri Gilbert… Majoring in business finance… Father played golf at the University of Oregon… Earned 2009 Scholar Athlete Achievement Award.

Tournament By Tournament Results 2009-10 (Fr.) T14.

Fairway Club Invitational................................ 72-74-72—218 T25.

Jim Colbert Intercollegiate................................... 76-78—154 Kansas Invitational.......................................... 74-75-73—222 T14.

T50 Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 77-78-81—236 T59.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate........................ 72-73-76—221 T71.

Rice Intercollegiate.......................................... 87-85-76—248 83.

Louisiana Classics Invitational......................... 83-77-84—244 T18.

Squire Creek Invitational................................. 71-79-77—232 T42.

Desert Shootout.............................................. 73-71-76—220 T42.

Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic............................... 71-79-77—232 T9.

UMB Bank Mizzou Intercollegiate.................. 74-68-74—216 T34.

Big 12 Championship................................70-76-78-75—299 2010-11 (So.) T15.

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate................. 78-70-78—226 T22 Fairway Club Invitational..................................... 78-71—149 T15.

Kansas Invitational.......................................... 71-74-75—220 T18.

Colorado Invitational...................................... 76-71-71—218 T23.

Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 73-75-78—226 T7.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ........................ 75-73-65--213 T25.

Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate....................... 77-77-72--226 T25.

Louisiana Classics............................................. 75-70-76--221 T26.

National Invitational........................................ 75-71-77--223 T11.

Border Olympics.............................................. 68-76-67--211 T15.

Hawkeye Invitational.............................................78-72--150 T14.

Big 12 Championship................................. 73-75-69-75--292 T55.

NCAA Regional............................................... 73-75-73--221 2011-12 (Jr.) T9.

Mark Simpson Invitational............................... 73-72-68--213 T15.

Kansas Invitational........................................... 78-71-73--222 T33.

Cardinal Intercollegiate..........................................75-74--149 T18.

The Invitational................................................ 74-74-74--222 T18.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate......................... 72-69-72--213 Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 2009-10 (Fr.) 36-2737 68-87 76.02 216 2010-11 (So.) 38-2796 65-78 73.57 211 Fall 2011 (Jr.) 14-1019 68-78 72.79 213 88-6552 65-87 74.45 211 Totals

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Best Finish T9th Mizzou Inter.

T7th Herb Wimberly T9th Mark Simpson T7th Herb Wimberly

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2011-12 Jayhawks Alex Gutesha

Jr.-2L • 5-11 • Greenwood Village, Colo. (Cherry Creek HS)

GET TO KNOW GUTESHA FAVORITE COURSE: Muirfield Village Golf Club FAVORITE CLUB: All of them FAVORITE GOLFER: Webb Simpson MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: 2010 Herb Wimberly Final Round when KU won the tournament DREAM FOURSOME: My brother, dad, my friend Matt WHY KU: It has everything you could ever ask for.

FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Intro video before basketball games FAVORITE FOOD: In-n-Out Burger FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Entourage” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Turks and Caicos Islands FAVORITE ATHLETE: Tim Tebow when he is “Tebowing” FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: Red Hot Chili Peppers MY MOTTO: Be Confident FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM: Colorado Crush FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: Communications classes

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AS A SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Competed in 11 events and recorded three top-20 finishes... Posted the best three-round score for a KU golfer during the season, shooting a 210 at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate to finish tied for third while leading the Jayhawks to their first tournament title under Kit Grove... Fired his career-best round of 68 in the final round of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate... Shot a 69 in the second round of the Cowboy Classic en route to a team-best three-round score of 215.

AS A FRESHMAN (2009-10): Competed in all 12 events and recorded two top-20 finishes...

Ranked second in scoring average at 75.53... Fired season-best round of 68 at the Desert Shootout... Fired six rounds of par or better... Opened the season with his best finish of the year by tying for 10th at the Fairway Club Invitational with a score of 217... Shot a 148 to tie for 11th at the rainshortened Jim Colbert Intercollegiate...

Finished 72nd at the Kansas Invitational...

Rebounded by tying for 22nd at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate... Tied for 31st a t the Rice Intercollegiate...

Shot a 226 to tie for 26th at the Shocker Classic... Also tied for 26th at the Missouri Intercollegiate... Shot a 306 to tie for 50th at the Big 12 Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Cherry Creek High School in Greenwood Village, Colo... Played for head coach Robert Kubiak... Earned four letters, qualified for state tournament on three different occasions... Recorded five wins during his senior campaign, including besting the 40-man field at the South Suburban League Tournament...

Finished in top-five of league standings for three consecutive years to end high school career... Three-time recipient of the Colorado High School Athletic Association Award... His team placed runnerup at the 2008 Colorado State Tournament...

Maintained high school scoring average of 71.1... Came from two shots behind on the final hole to force a playoff and win the Las Vegas qualifier for the Junior Amateur

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2011-12 Jayhawks Tournament... Conquered the 2009 CJGA Junior Golf Championship.

PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Carol Gutesha... Born in Columbus, Ohio... Enjoys skiing, playing basketball and working out in his spare time... A member of the honor roll during high school... Majoring in communications.

Tournament By Tournament Results 2009-10 (Fr.) T10.

Fairway Club Invitational................................ 71-77-69—217 T11.

Jim Colbert Intercollegiate................................... 77-71—148 Kansas Invitational.......................................... 80-86-75—241 72.

T22.

Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 75-74-79—228 T65.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate........................ 75-72-75—222 T31.

Rice Intercollegiate.......................................... 79-76-77—232 T49.

Louisiana Classics Invitational......................... 71-75-80—226 T54.

Squire Creek Invitational................................. 80-77-80—232 T23.

Desert Shootout.............................................. 68-74-74—216 T26.

Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic............................... 75-79-74—228 T26 UMB Bank Mizzou Intercollegiate.................. 75-72-76—223 T50.

Big 12 Championship................................73-75-84-74—306 2010-11 (So.) T31.

Kansas Invitational.......................................... 71-77-76—224 T20 Colorado Invitational...................................... 75-71-73—219 Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 78-75-73—226 T23.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate........................ 72-70-68—210 T3.

T12.

Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate....................... 74-74-74--222 T58.

Louisiana Classics............................................. 74-77-76--227 T57.

National Invitational........................................ 76-74-80--230 T44.

Border Olympics.............................................. 72-76-72--220 T30.

Cowboy Classic................................................ 76-69-70--215 T33.

Hawkeye Invitational.............................................79-75--154 35.

Big 12 Championship................................. 75-72-72-82--301 2011-12 (Jr.) T41.

Mark Simpson Invitational............................... 69-74-79--222 T15.

Kansas Invitational........................................... 73-73-76--222 T10.

Cardinal Intercollegiate..........................................71-73--144 T51.

The Invitational................................................ 79-73-80--232 8.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate...........................73-66-71-210 Career Statistics Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 Year 2009-10 (Fr.) 36-2719 68-86 75.53 216 2010-11 (So.) 33-2448 68-80 74.18 210 Fall 2011 (Jr.) 14-1030 66-80 73.57 210 83-6197 66-86 74.66 210 Totals

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Best Finish T10thFairway Club T3rd Herb Wimberly 8th Herb Wimberly T3rd Herb Wimberly

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2011-12 Jayhawks Paul Harris

Jr.-JC • 5-9 • Oneonta, Ala. (Oneonta HS/Central Alabama CC)

GET TO KNOW HARRIS FAVORITE COURSE: Kiawah Island Ocean Course FAVORITE CLUB: 5-iron FAVORITE GOLFER: Bubba Watson MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Shooting 60 at Limestone Springs DREAM FOURSOME: Bubba Watson, Arnold Palmer, my grandfather FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Waving the wheat

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Central Alabama Community College where he was ranked as the No. 1 junior college golfer in the nation for 2010-11... Named to the prestigious AllNicklaus Team following the 2010-11 season, which recognizes the top 24 collegiate golfers in the country regardless of classification (Division I, II, III, NJCAA and NAIA)... Earned Second Team All-America Accolades... Nominated for the Palmer Cup... Made the Dean’s List his freshman year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in golf at Oneonta HS... Helped lead the Redskins to back-to-back state appearances... Finished 20th in the state his senior year of high school in 2009, while his team was the state runner-up... Member of the team that took fourth place at state his junior year.

PERSONAL: Son of Greg and Gina Harris... Has three siblings: Lauren, Elise and Richard... Grandfather, John Frongillo, played football for the Baylor Bears in college and went on to play for the Houston Oilers professionally... Has two uncles who played Division I football, Chris Frongillo for Florida State and Michael Frongillo for New Mexico State... Plans to major in sociology.

FAVORITE FOOD: Italian DREAM VACATION SPOT: Skiing in the Rockies POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Playing competitive golf HIDDEN TALENT: Skiing FAVORITE MOVIE: Blow FAVORITE ATHLETE: Ray Allen FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: The Kooks FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: Psychology HOBBIES/INTERESTS: Fishing, camping, waterboarding and snow skiing

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2011-12 Jayhawks Tournament By Tournament Results 2009-10 (Fr.)(Central Alabama CC) T3.

Wallace State Fall Invitational........................... 69-71-68--208 T35.

Meridian CC Fall Invitational......................... 72-77-77—226 MGCCC Fall Invitational......................................78-73--151 T19.

T9.

Brevard CC Winter Tital Invitational............... 74-78-73--225 T31.

Elizabeth King Memorial.......................................81-81--162 17.

Spring Fling Goosepond Invitational................ 67-78-74--219 T22.

Meridian CC Spring Invitational..................... 77-76-75—228 2010-11 (So.) (Central Alabama CC) 3.

Wallace State Fall Invitational........................... 70-69-70--206 1.

Jim Redgate Invitational................................... 69-68-71--208 9.

District IV Preview........................................... 72-74-71--212 MGCCC Fall Invitational......................................73-70--143 3.

T24.

Outback Invitational............................................................79 T18.

Elizabeth King Memorial.......................................81-74--155 T7.

Ron Marshall Spring Fling............................... 69-73-74--216 1.

West Georgia Invitational.......................................70-70--140 T7.

Lou Hart Invitational....................................... 76-70-77--223 8.

NJCAA Region XXII Championship............... 67-73-74--214 Fall 2011 (Jr.) T75.

Mark Simpson Invitational............................... 78-78-76--232 T11.

Kansas Invitational........................................... 73-72-75--220 T65.

Cardinal Intercollegiate..........................................79-76--155 T66.

The Invitational................................................ 84-78-78--240 T30.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate...........................69-69-80-218 Year 2009-10 (Fr.) 2010-11 (So.) Fall 2011 (Jr.) Totals

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Rds-Stks 19-1419 25-1796 14-1065 58-4280

Career Statistics Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 67-81 74.68 208 67-81 71.84 206 69-84 76.07 218 67-84 73.79 206

Best Finish T3rd Wallace St. Inv. 1st Two Times T11th Kansas Inv. 1st Two Times

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2011-12 Jayhawks Bryce Brown

So.-1L • 5-8 • Lincoln, Neb. (Southwest HS) AS A FRESHMAN (2010-11): Competed in two events.... Finished tied for 13th at the Fairway Club Invitational after shooting rounds of 74 and 72.

GET TO KNOW BROWN FAVORITE COURSE: Augusta National FAVORITE CLUB: Wedge

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Southwest HS in Lincoln, Neb... Earned a 3.9 GPA and was a part of the National Honor Society... Academic all-state honorary team captain... Won six tournaments in his senior year, including conference, district and state meets... Part of team state championships in 2008 and 2010.

PERSONAL: Born in Lincoln, Neb... Son of Kim and Kelly Brown... Majoring in finance…

Plans on going to law school after graduation.

FAVORITE GOLFER: Tiger Woods MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Final round of state my senior year DREAM FOURSOME: My dad, grandpa, brother FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Basketball pregame ritual PRE-ROUND RITUAL: Breakfast, stretch, putt, 45 minutes hitting, putt again FAVORITE FOOD: Pasta FAVORITE TV SHOW: “24” DREAM VACATION SPOT: A secluded island in the Caribbean

Tournament By Tournament Results 2010-11 (Fr.) Fairway Club Invitational..................................... 74-72—146 T13.

T66.

Kansas Invitational.......................................... 77-80-76—233 Fall 2011 (So.) T66.

The Invitational................................................ 76-86-78--240 Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 2010-11 (Fr.) 5-379 72-80 75.80 233 Fall 2011 (So.) 3-240 76-86 80.00 240 8-619 72-86 77.38 233 Totals

Best Finish T13th Fairway Club T66th Kansas Inv. T13th Fairway Club

POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Law school FAVORITE MOVIE: Inception FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: Bob Seger MY MOTTO: Life is a journey, not a destination.

FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: English

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2011-12 Jayhawks David Catt

So.-1L • 5-7 • Shawnee, Kan. (Shawnee Mission Northwest HS)

GET TO KNOW CATT FAVORITE COURSE: Prairie Dunes FAVORITE CLUB: Putter FAVORITE GOLFER: Tom Watson MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Shooting 66 to tie a school record in high school DREAM FOURSOME: Tom Watson, Josh Weems, Harry Higgs WHY KU: Amazing athletic department, excellent honors program and vibrant social life FAVORITE KU TRADITION: ‘Rock Chalk’ chant at the end of basketball games BEST THING ABOUT KU: Beauty of the campus during the fall FAVORITE FOOD: Kansas City barbeque FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Seinfeld” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Lake Como, Italy FAVORITE MOVIE: Good Will Hunting FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: The Black Keys FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: Economics

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AS A FRESHMAN (2010-11): Competed in three tournaments in the fall... Top finish was 39th at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate... Shot a season-low round of 74 in the final round of the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate... Competed as an individual at the Kansas Invitational where he posted back-to-back rounds of 75 to open the tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Shawnee Mission Northwest High School... Coached by Jim Bamburg... Won the Sunflower League title as a junior... Won the regional title as a senior...

Tied 30-year old school scoring record with a five-under 66 as a junior... Lost in a playoff as a senior at the Hutchinson Invitational, the largest high school golf tournament in the country... Runner-up at the 2008 Missouri Junior Amateur... All-Sun County (Johnson County) first team as a junior and senior...All Metro (Kansas City Star) as a junior and senior... Recipient of the 2010 Kenneth Smith Award...FCWT Academic All-American as a sophomore... 2009 Optimist International Hugh Cranford AllScholastic team.

PERSONAL: Son of Doug and Susan Catt... Co-editor of high school newspaper as a senior... National Merit Finalist/Scholar...

Majoring in engineering... Attending KU on significant academic scholarship... Considers the Kenneth Smith Award his most important accomplishment.

Tournament By Tournament Results 2010-11 (Fr.) T39.

Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate................. 85-76-74—235 T49.

Fairway Club Invitational..................................... 77-77—154 T51.

Kansas Invitational.......................................... 75-75-79—229 Fall 2011 (So.) T61.

Kansas Invitational........................................... 80-78-80--238 Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 2010-11 (Fr.) 8-618 74-85 77.25 229 Fall 2011 (So.) 3-238 78-80 79.33 238 Totals 11-859 74-85 78.09 229

Best Finish T39th Turning Stone T61st Kansas Inv. T39th Turning Stone

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2011-12 Jayhawks Clay LaBrec

So.-1L • 5-11 • Westminster, Colo. (Mountain Range HS) AS A FRESHMAN (2010-11): Played in two fall tournaments, competing as an individual in both events… Shot a 73 in the final round of the Kansas Invitational, which tied his low round of the year, to tie for 69th place… Tied for 13th at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate, shooting 74-75-73—222.

GET TO KNOW LaBREC

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mountain Range High School and played for coach Tom Norfolk... Earned four letters… A three-time first team all-conference selection... Individual league champion... Recorded two top-10 finishes during his freshman season... Helped team to a third-place finish his senior year... Earned MVP of his conference and was listed on the all-Colorado team... Won the 2009 FCWT University of New Mexico Championship...

Qualified for Optimist on two separate occasions and qualified for the Big T... Winner of the Marine Corps Student Athlete Award.

FAVORITE COURSE: Tusacana (Palm Desert, Calif.)

FAVORITE CLUB: Lob wedge FAVORITE GOLFER: Paul Harris MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Final round of state tournament senior year of high school

PERSONAL: Son of Jeff and Stacey LaBrec...

Honor Roll member... Majoring in accounting and finance.

DREAM FOURSOME: Martin Luther King, Jr., Tiger Woods, Warren Buffett WHY KU: Great campus, academics

coaches

and

FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Basketball games

Tournament By Tournament Results 2010-11 (Fr.) Kansas Invitational.......................................... 82-79-73—234 T69.

T13.

Bill Ross Intercollegiate................................... 74-75-73—222 Year 2010-11 (Fr.)

Career Statistics Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 Best Finish 6-456 73-82 76.00 222 T13th Bill Ross Inter.

BEST THING ABOUT KU: The people FAVORITE FOOD: Blue Sour Skittles FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Iron Chef ” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Fiji HIDDEN TALENT: Can perform a variety of bird calls POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Become a CPA FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: The Goo Goo Dolls and Dave Matthews Band

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2011-12 Jayhawks Jordan Lowery So.-1L • 5-10 • Gilbert, Ariz. (Perry HS)

AS A FRESHMAN (2010-11): Competed as an individual in two tournaments… Shot a 225, including a low round of 71, at the Kansas Invitational to tie for 35th… Matched his round of 71 at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate en route to a final score of 232 to tie for 47th.

GET TO KNOW LOWERY FAVORITE COURSE: Kiawah Island Ocean Course FAVORITE CLUB: 8-iron FAVORITE GOLFER: David Duval MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Playing with Arnold Palmer FAVORITE SUBJECT: Math FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Singing the alma mater before every home game BEST THING ABOUT KU: The student-athlete support

HIGH SCHOOL: Three time all-region honoree... Two time all-state selection... Runner-up in Arizona high school state tournament... Scoring average of 35.8 in senior season... Two invitational wins in senior year... 2009 Ping Jr. Series champion... Desert Jr. Tour winner as a senior with rounds of 66 and 71... Captain of Perry High School golf team.

PERSONAL: Son of John and Lisa Lowery... Undecided on major.

Tournament By Tournament Results 2010-11 (Fr.) Kansas Invitational........................................... 71-77-77--225 T35.

T47.

Bill Ross Intercollegiate.................................... 77-71-84--232 Fall 2011 (So.) Kansas Invitational........................................... 72-79-81--232 T46.

The Invitational................................................ 80-81-78--239 T64.

Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 2010-11 (Fr.) 6-457 71-81 76.16 225 Fall 2011 (So.) 6-471 72-81 78.50 232 Totals 12-928 71-81 77.33 225

Best Finish T35th Kansas Inv. T46th Kansas Inv. T35th Kansas Inv.

PRE-ROUND RITUAL: Talk with my dad. He always settles me down.

FAVORITE TV SHOW: “SportsCenter” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Australia HIDDEN TALENT: Basketball and football POST-COLLEGE PLANS: College Athletics Director FAVORITE ATHLETE: Tim Tebow FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: Drake FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM: Chicago Bears

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2011-12 Jayhawks David Auer

Fr.-HS • 5-11 • Wichita, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS)

GET TO KNOW AUER FAVORITE COURSE: White Witch Golf Club (Kingston, Jamaica) FAVORITE CLUB: Driver

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in golf and two years in basketball... Won 10 tournaments in the state of Kansas during his career, including nine in his final two seasons...

Runner-up at the 6A State Championship his junior year... Led the Crusaders to the 6A State Championship in 2010... Finished as the runner-up in the City League Championship all four years... Won his 6A Regional and took fourth place in the state his freshman year, which earned him the distinction of Metro-Prep Golfer of the Year... Advanced to the round of 16 at the 2010 Kansas Amateur... Graduated with Cum Laude honors and was a state scholar.

PERSONAL: Son of Joe and Kay Auer... Has one brother, Nick... Dad played baseball at the University of Iowa... Uncle Matt played baseball for Missouri Southern... Plans to major in civil engineering.

FAVORITE GOLFER: Rory McIlroy DREAM FOURSOME: Tiger Woods, Bobby Jones, Jack Nicklaus FAVORITE KU TRADITION: Kansas basketball BEST THING ABOUT KU: Student-athlete support FAVORITE FOOD: Anything Italian

Tournament By Tournament Results Fall 2011 (Fr.) Kansas Invitational......................................... 78-80-80--238 T61.

Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 Best Finish Fall 2011 (Fr.) 3-238 78-80 79.33 238 T61st Kansas Inv.

FAVORITE TV SHOW: “Modern Family” DREAM VACATION SPOT: Ireland POST-COLLEGE PLANS: Play competitive golf as long as I can and then become an engineer FAVORITE MOVIE: Miracle MY MOTTO: Impossible is nothing.

FAVORITE ATHLETE: Derrick Rose FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: John Mayer

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GET TO KNOW MCCLURE FAVORITE COURSE: Denton Country Club FAVORITE CLUB: Putter

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four years in golf at Northwest High School in Justin, Texas...

Set the school’s all-time scoring average record his senior season... Earned all-district honors for the third-straight year after taking third place in the district his senior season... Received the Fighting Heart award along with all-district recognition his junior campaign... Named his team’s MVP his sophomore year after winning the district championship... Member of the National Honor Society... Earned academic all-district recognition three years and academic all-state honors once.

PERSONAL: Son of Daryl and Tammy McClure... Planning to major in business.

FAVORITE GOLFER: Fred Couples MOST MEMORABLE ROUND: Shot a 64, including a 30 on the back nine, to win a tournament DREAM FOURSOME: Fred Couples, Tiger Woods, my dad WHY KU: Fell in love with the campus and athletic facilities on my visit BEST THING ABOUT KU: School spirit FAVORITE FOOD: Italian FAVORITE TV SHOW: “The Office”

Tournament By Tournament Results Fall 2011 (Fr.) Mark Simpson Invitational............................. 77-72-73--222 T41.

T15.

Kansas Invitational......................................... 77-73-73--222 T65.

Cardinal Intercollegiate....................................... 80-75--155 T78.

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate....................... 80-73-79--232 Career Statistics Year Rds-Stks Lo-Hi Avg. Low 54 Best Finish Fall 2011 (Fr.) 11-831 72-80 75.55 222 T15th Kansas Inv.

DREAM VACATION SPOT: Italy HIDDEN TALENT: Billiards FAVORITE MOVIE: Tin Cup FAVORITE MUSICIAN/BAND: Red Hot Chili Peppers MY MOTTO: If you really think you can do it, you will do it.

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Head Coach Kit Grove Kit Grove is in his fifth season as head golf coach at Kansas. Grove served as assistant coach to former KU coach Ross Randall for one season prior to becoming head coach in 2007 upon Randall’s retirement.

The Grove File Full Name

Kit Carson Grove

Born

Superior, Neb.

Education

Kansas B.S., sports management, 1998

Coaching Experience

1997-98 Volunteer Student Coach University of Kansas 2006-07 Assistant Coach University of Kansas 2007-present Head Coach University of Kansas

Playing Experience 1995-97 Kansas

2001-02 Arizona Professional Tour 2002 DP Tour and Sunshine Tour 2003-06 Grey Goose Gateway Tour

Academic Honors Fall 1994-97 Jayhawk Scholar

1995-96 Academic All-Big Eight 1995-96 Big Eight Classroom Champion 1997 Academic All-American

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In the 2010-11 season, Grove guided the Jayhawks to a couple of firsts, including the team’s first title since it won the All-American Golf Classic Feb. 27, 2007. Three different Jayhawks shot 68 or better in the final round of the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate to overcome an 11-stroke deficit and claim the team trophy by one shot over UNLV. Grove also saw the team post its best scoring average for a season during his tenure with a three-round mark of 889.6.

In Grove’s first season he led a youthful Jayhawk squad to a sixth-place finish at the 2008 Big 12 Championship. The team recorded four top-10 finishes, including a tie for second place at the 2007 Kansas Invitational.

The program utilized a veteran nucleus and many talented up-and-coming young players to continue to build in Grove’s second season. The team posted three top-five results, including back-to-back third-place finishes at the Fairway Club Invitational and Kansas Invitational to open the season.

The 2009-10 team produced seven top-five finishes during the year. The Jayhawks recorded three runner-up finishes. The team was led by Nate Barbee, who registered eight of the team’s nine top-five individual finishes, including a victory at the Kansas Invitational.

Grove, a Superior, Neb. native, played three years for the Jayhawks (1995-97) under the tutelage of Randall. Grove stayed involved with the Jayhawk program even after his playing days were over, helping Randall with his annual junior summer camps and also serving as a volunteer student assistant coach during the 1997-98 campaign.

Randall stepped down from his post as head coach at the conclusion of the spring 2007 season to become the director of golf operations. Randall retired from KU Athletics in 2009.

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Kit Grove playing his freshman season at New Mexico State. During his first season with KU, Grove competed in both the NCAA Central Regional and the NCAA Championship.

As a junior, Grove completed his best tournament as a Jayhawk, tying for fifth at the 1995 Kansas Invitational highlighted by his second-round score of 68. He competed in 12 tournaments as a junior and turned in two top-10 finishes.

Grove played a major role during his senior season, competing in all 12 events. He placed in the top 25 three times during his final Jayhawk season, capped off by his ninth-place finish at the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate.

Throughout his career Grove excelled both on the golf course and in the classroom. In high school Grove was named the valedictorian of Southeast (Lincoln, Neb.) High School and maintained a 4.0 GPA. The academic honors continued for Grove while at Kansas where he was named Academic AllAmerican in 1997. Grove’s other academic honors included being named both Academic All-Big Eight and a Big Eight Classroom Champion in 1997.

Since graduating from Kansas in 1998, golf has led Grove all over the world, both as a professional player and golf instructor. After a quick stop in Bend, Ore., as an instructor at a local course, Grove settled in Phoenix, Ariz. at the 500 Golf Club where he served as both an instructor and assistant golf professional.

In 2001, Grove decided to once again take up the game of golf at the professional level. He began his professional career on the Arizona Professional Tour prior to dabbling on the DP Tour in Atlanta, Ga. Grove decided to take his game to the international level in 2002 when he traveled to South Africa to compete on the Sunshine Tour. He spent one year on the Sunshine Tour before returning to the United States to compete on the Grey Goose Gateway Tour. Grove competed on this tour for four years prior to accepting the assistant coaching post at Kansas.

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Assistant Coach Brian McCants Brian McCants joined the Kansas men’s golf program as an assistant coach on Sept. 21, 2011, after six successful seasons as the head men’s golf coach at Newberry College where he led the Wolves to three South Atlantic Conference Championships and claimed the South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year honor four-straight years. Among other duties, McCants helps organize and run practices, recruits as well as monitors and updates the recruiting database for the Kansas men’s golf team.

The McCants File Full Name Brian McCants

Born Bennettsville, S.C.

Education Ferris State B.S., business management, 1994

Coaching Experience 2001-02 Head Coach St. Andrews Presbyterian College 2004-05 Assistant Coach Newberry College 2005-11 Head Coach Newberry College 2011-present Assistant Coach University of Kansas

Playing Experience 1989-91 Louisburg College

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Prior to KU, McCants spent seven years on the men’s golf coaching staff at Newberry College in Newberry, S.C., serving as the head coach for the final six. During that time, McCants guided Newberry to the NCAA Division II National Championship quarterfinals in 2011, making Newberry the first South Atlantic Conference team in history to qualify for the NCAA Division II Men’s Golf National Championship twice after it also made it in 2008.

McCants earned the South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year Award four years running from 2008-11 before leaving to take his current position at KU. He also coached the first South Atlantic Conference Golfer of the Year in program history in 2011 and three-straight SAC Freshman of the Year winners from 2008 to 2010. Prior to Newberry, McCants was the head men’s golf coach at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C. “Brian brings almost a decade of experience as a head coach to the program,” said Kansas men’s golf head coach Kit Grove at the time of McCants’ hiring. “During his tenure at Newberry, he improved his team scoring average by 23 shots (from 315 to 292). That tells me that he is not only an aggressive recruiter, but a hands-on coach as well. He came very prepared to the interview. He knew quite a bit about KU and its history and was very enthusiastic.

We look forward to having him become a part of the KU family.”

McCants earned a Bachelor of Science in business management in 1994 from Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich. He is married to the former Lauren Ressler, who was a three-year captain on Yale’s golf team and graduated from the university in 2006.

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Athletics Director Dr. Sheahon Zenger Dr. Sheahon (SHAY-un) Zenger is a coach at heart. But when KU Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little introduced the Hays, Kan., native as KU’s Athletics Director January 3, 2011, he promised not to call any plays for the coaches. That doesn’t mean, though, that he won’t be right there with them - and their studentathletes - every step of the way. For it’s his genuine care for coaches and student-athletes that has stamped his career in intercollegiate athletics.

Zenger comes to KU after serving for five years as athletics director at Illinois State University, helping steer ISU Athletics to a place of prominence in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Redbirds won a conferenceleading seven league titles during the 2009-10 season and captured their second Valley All-Sports Trophy in three years.

ISU’s Weisbecker Scholarship Fund membership grew 65 percent during his tenure, and capital projects boomed. The Illinois State Baseball Stadium at Duffy Bass Field was officially dedicated in May 2009 to culminate the completion of that $3.5 million project. In addition, funding for the Redbird Arena locker room improvements has also been secured.

With experience as an educator, coach, fundraiser and administrator, Zenger brought a plan to Illinois State, and with the help of the head coaches and administrative staff, personalized that strategic plan for Redbird Athletics. As a result, the athletics department saw record-high grade-point averages (GPA) in each of the last four years, including a best-ever department-wide 3.13 GPA in fall 2009. Redbird student-athletes now regularly carry a GPA of 3.0 or better. ISU student-athletes have also contributed more than 2,000 hours of community service in each of the last five years, including 3,500 hours during the 2009-10 athletic season.

In addition to Valley All-Sports titles in 2008 and 2010, in his last three years at ISU Zenger led the department to 16 top-five finishes in its 17 Valley sports - the highest percentage of top-five finishers in league history.

Zenger secured a five-year apparel contract for Redbird Athletics, and significantly increased the marketing of the program in the Central Illinois region, most notably with a campaign centered on the award-winning marketing campaign “Spread the Red.” He also witnessed record-setting attendance figures in football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball, while seeing 17 Redbird teams advance to postseason play.

At the beginning, Zenger wasn’t headed toward a career in administration. He was nine years old when he told his father he wanted to be a coach, and it didn’t take long for that dream to materialize. After playing football at Fort Hays State and Mid-American Nazarene College, he finished his undergraduate degree at Kansas State. Even before he received his bachelor’s degree in English and secondary education in 1988, Zenger was assisting the football coaches at Manhattan (Kan.) High School. His first college football coaching job came at Drake University right after graduation.

In 1989, at age 23, Zenger joined Bill Snyder’s staff at Kansas State as one of the nation’s youngest full-time football staff members; he served in key roles as assistant recruiting coordinator and director of football operations. Zenger completed his master’s degree in journalism and mass communication in 1992 while helping Snyder bring Wildcat football to unprecedented success.

It became evident, though, that more than coaching was in store for Zenger. He sought advice from then-KU Chancellor Gene Budig, who convinced him to pursue a Ph.D. at KU. As he completed his Ph.D. in educational policy and leadership (1996), Zenger contributed communications and special projects support to the office of the executive vice-chancellor, Ed Meyen, and wrote the professional life history of then-chancellor Del Shankel, while strengthening his understanding of university leadership at the highest levels.

While focusing his attention on academics, he managed to stay involved in the world of intercollegiate athletics, and specifically football. ‘Involved’ may be an understatement. In 1993 Zenger and a friend founded American Football Quarterly, a magazine for coaches. Zenger served as publisher - and then editor - until 1995, when he sold his share of the by-then thriving magazine.

Still, coaching stayed in his blood. After earning his doctorate, Zenger in 1996 signed on as the recruiting coordinator for the brand-new NCAA Division I football program at the University of South Florida. A year later he joined the University of Wyoming football staff as recruiting coordinator and within two years rose to assistant head coach, a position he still considers one of the crowning achievements of his career.

Zenger stayed at Wyoming through the 2000 season before returning to Kansas State. He spent a year in the KSU College of Business, raising more than $2 million and restructuring its development program with research and planning. He rejoined KSU Athletics in 2001 as Assistant Athletics Director for Major Gifts, helping KSU initiate important development strategies. In 2002 he was appointed KSU’s Associate Athletics Director for Development, a position he held until 2005, when he was named Athletics Director at Illinois State.

A published author and researcher, Zenger served for three years on the NCAA Division I Committee on Student-Athlete Reinstatement. He also served on two NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Division committees, and was a member of the Executive Committee of NACDA’s Division I FCS Athletic Directors Association.

He is also a member of many professional and university organizations, including the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), the Association for the Study of Higher Education and the American Football Coaches Association.

Zenger is married to the former Pam McAnarney. The couple has three children: Luke (14), Abby (12) and Jake (10).

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Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little A highly regarded scholar, teacher and university leader, Bernadette Gray-Little began her tenure as the 17th chancellor of the University of Kansas on August 15, 2009. As KU chancellor, Gray-Little is the chief executive officer of the university, overseeing campuses in Lawrence, Kansas City, Overland Park and Wichita in addition to research and educational centers in Topeka, Hutchinson, Parsons and elsewhere in the state. She succeeds Robert Hemenway, who served as KU chancellor for 14 years.

Chancellor Gray-Little previously was executive vice chancellor and provost from 2006 to 2009 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A professor of psychology, Gray-Little rose to the post of UNC’s chief academic officer after successive administrative appointments, including dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, executive associate provost, senior associate dean for undergraduate education for the college, and chair of the Department of Psychology. In these roles, she earned a reputation as a superb fundraiser, a relationship builder, a strong advocate for faculty and for research, and a champion for the highest quality educational experience for students.

A native of eastern North Carolina, Gray-Little received her bachelor’s degree from Marywood College in Scranton, Pa., and her master’s and doctoral degrees in psychology from St. Louis University. Her postdoctoral research in cross-cultural psychology was funded by a fellowship from the Fulbright Foundation for study in Denmark. She has also been a Social Science Research Council Fellow and a recipient of a Ford Foundation Senior Scholar Fellowship through the National Research Council.

Her research falls primarily into three areas, two of which reflect a continuing interest in the relation of social and cultural factors to personality and psychopathology. First, she has studied the relevance of the client and clinician’s ethnic/racial membership to the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorder. The second area concerns the social determinants of self-esteem and is manifest in research on factors associated with selfesteem in children and adolescents of varied ethnic groups. In a third area of research she has explored the association of relationship satisfaction to the decisionmaking and influence strategies used by couples in intimate relationships.

Gray-Little is married to Shade Keys Little, who was assistant dean for academic support services at UNC. They have two adult children and one grandchild.

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HISTORY

Individual Awards

2000

2003 2006 2007 2008 2009

All-Americans (More information on page 8) 1988 John Sinovic 1993 Matt Gogel 1998 Chris Thompson 1999 Chris Thompson 1999 Ryan Vermeer 2000 Ryan Vermeer 2002 Kris Marshall 2003 Kris Marshall GCAA All-America Scholars (More information on page 9) 1993 Jeff Moeller 1994 Casey Brozek 1996 Alan Stearns 1997 Kit Grove 1998 Brad Barnett 1999 Brad Davis 2002 Casey Harbour 2003 Casey Harbour 2005 Kevin Ward 2006 Pete Krnisch 2006 Luke Trammell 2007 Tyler Docking 2008 Walt Koelbel 2009 Walt Koelbel 2010 Nate Barbee 2011 Nate Barbee

Walt Koelbel

Kris Marshall

All-Big 12 Conference 1997 Chris Thompson 1998 Chris Thompson

Ryan Vermeer 1999 Chris Thompson

Ryan Vermeer 2000 Ryan Vermeer 2001 Travis Hurst 2002 Kris Marshall 2003 Kris Marshall 2005 Kevin Ward 2006 Gary Woodland 2007 Gary Woodland

Brad Davis (T9th) Casey Harbour (4th) Conrad Roberts (T6th) Ryan Vermeer (T8th) Kris Marshall (T3rd) Gary Woodland (T7th) Walt Koelbel (T9th) Brad Hopfinger (T7th) Zach Pederson (10th)

Three-Time All-Big 12 Tournament Ryan Vermeer Two-Time All-Big 12 Tournament Chris Thompson, Brad Davis Big Eight Conference Championship Medalists 1949 Dick Ashley 1951 Gene Rourke 1955 Bob Richards 1956 Bob Richards 1991 Matt Gogel 1995 Slade Adams

Matt Gogel

Three-Time All-Conference Chris Thompson, Ryan Vermeer Two-Time All-Conference Kris Marshall, Gary Woodland Big 12 Coach of the Year 1999 Ross Randall Big 12 Golfer Of The Month Oct. 2002 Kris Marshall Sept. 2003 Andrew Price Oct. 2010 Nate Barbee All-Big 12 Tournament Selections (1997-present), (Top 10 Finishers) 1997 Ryan Vermeer (4th)

Chris Thompson (5th) 1998 Brad Davis (T8th) 1999 Chris Thompson (2nd)

Ryan Vermeer (T9th)

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Individual Awards All-Big Eight Tournament Selections (1935-96), (Top Eight Finishers) 1935 Grover Johnson

Glenn Oatman 1939 Bob Busler

Morton Lones 1940 Dean Ritchie 1949 Dick Ashley (Medalist) 1950 Gene Rourke 1951 Gene Rourke (Medalist) 1952 Gene Rourke 1955 Bob Richards (Medalist)

Mark Nardyz 1956 Bob Richards (Medalist)

Gene Elstun 1957 Gene Elstun 1958 Bill Toalson 1959 Bill Toalson 1960 Brian Bogess 1962 John Hanna 1969 Bill Hess 1976 Jim Pearson 1979 Marc Crow 1980 Mark Steiner

Marc Crow 1982 Jeff Sheppard

Dean Frankiewicz 1985 Brian McGreevy 1988 John Sinovic 1989 Clay Devers 1990 Sean Thayer 1991 Matt Gogel (Medalist)

Tyler Docking

1993

1994

1995

1996

Matt Gogel Brad Bruno Jim Young John Hess Matt Gogel Jay Brozek Slade Adams (Medalist) Tyler Shelton Slade Adams

Three-Time All-Big Eight Tournament Gene Rourke, Matt Gogel Two-Time All-Big Eight Tournament Bob Richards, Gene Elstun, Bill Toalson, Marc Crow, Slade Adams Academic All-Big 12 Conference 1997 Andy Bengston (First Team)

Brad Davis (First Team)

Kit Grove (First Team)

Dustin Anderson (HM) 1998 Brad Barnett (First Team)

Brad Davis (First Team) 1999 Brad Davis (First Team)

Casey Harbour (First Team) 2000 Casey Harbour (First Team)

Conrad Roberts (First Team)

Jake Istnick (Second Team) 2001 Casey Harbour (First Team)

Conrad Roberts (First Team)

Jason deBuhr (Second Team)

Kris Marshall (Second Team) 2002 Casey Harbour (First Team) 2003 Pete Krsnich (First Team)

Ryan Rainer (First Team) 2004 Tyler Docking (First Team)

Andrew Price (First Team)

Tyler Hall (Second Team)

Kevin Ward (Second Team) 2005 Tyler Docking (First Team)

Pete Krsnich (First Team)

Luke Trammell (First Team)

Andrew Price (Second Team)

Kevin Ward (Second Team) 2006 Pete Krsnich (First Team)

Ryan Rainer (First Team)

Jason Sigler (First Team)

Luke Trammell (First Team) 2007 Tyler Docking (First Team) 2008 Walt Koelbel (First Team)

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John Sinovic 2009

2010

2011

Nate Barbee (First Team) Walt Koelbel (First Team) Andrew Storm (First Team) Nate Barbee (First Team) Jeff Bell (First Team) Patrick Roth (First Team) Nate Barbee (First Team) Jeff Bell (First Team) Alex Gutesha (Second Team)

Four-Time First-Team Academic AllBig 12 Casey Harbour Three-Time First-Team Academic AllBig 12 Brad Davis, Peter Krsnich, Tyler Docking, Nate Barbee

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Medalists Individual Medalists Since 1987-88

Individual Titles By Player 1. Ryan Vermeer......................7 2. Gary Woodland..................4 3. Matt Gogel ........................3

Chris Thompson.................3

Kevin Ward.........................3 6. Slade Adams........................2

Nate Barbee........................2

Travis Hurst........................2

John Ogden........................2 10. Brad Bruno.........................1

John Hess............................1

Jake Istnick.........................1

Len Johnsen, Jr....................1

Kris Marshall......................1

Andrew Price.......................1

Dan Rooney........................1

Tyler Shelton.......................1

John Sinovic........................1

Tom Sims............................1

Jim Young...........................1

Rudy Zupetz.......................1

1989-90 (2) John Ogden, 1990 South Florida Invitational Len Johnsen, Jr., 1990 Firestone Invitational 1990-91 (1) Matt Gogel, 1991 Big Eight Championship 1991-92 (1) Tom Sims, 1991 Kansas Invitational 1992-93 (3) John Hess, 1992 Falcon Invitational Jim Young, 1992 Kansas Invitational Brad Bruno, 1992 Rice University Invitational

Brad Bruno

1993-94 (2) Matt Gogel, 1993 Topy Cup Japan Intercollegiate Matt Gogel, 1994 Pacific Coast

Intercollegiate

2000-01 (2) Travis Hurst, 2000 Purina Classic Travis Hurst, 2001 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational

1994-95 (2) Tyler Shelton, 1994 Wolfpack Classic Slade Adams, 1995 Big Eight Championship

Chris Thompson

Individual Medalists By Year 1987-88 (1) Rudy Zupetz, WSU Shocker Classic 1988-89 (2) John Sinovic, 1988 Kansas Invitational John Ogden, 1988 Miami Sun & Fun Invitational

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2002-03 (1) Kris Marshall, 2002 Prestige at PGA West

1995-96 (1) Dan Rooney, 1995 Kansas Invitational Slade Adams, 1995 Kansas Invitational

2003-04 (2) Andrew Price, 2003 Kansas Invitational Kevin Ward, 2004 Louisiana Classics

1997-98 (4) Ryan Vermeer, 1997 Kansas Invitational Chris Thompson, 1997 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Ryan Vermeer, 1997 Legends of Indiana Intercollegiate Chris Thompson, 1997 Crown Classic

2004-05 (2) Kevin Ward, 2004 Kansas Invitational Kevin Ward, 2005 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational

1998-99 (3) Chris Thompson, 1998 Kansas Invitational Ryan Vermeer, 1998 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Jake Istnick, 1999 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational 1999-2000 (4) Ryan Vermeer, 1999 Firethorn Invitational Ryan Vermeer, 1999 Kansas Invitational Ryan Vermeer, 1999 Purina Classic Ryan Vermeer, 2000 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational

2005-06 (1) Gary Woodland, 2005 Cleveland State Invitational 2006-07 (3) Gary Woodland, 2006 Kansas Invitational Gary Woodland, 2007 All-American Golf Classic Gary Woodland, 2007 Louisiana Classics 2009-10 (1) Nate Barbee, 2009 Kansas Invitational 2010-11 (1) Nate Barbee, 2010 Bill Ross Intercollegiate

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Team Titles Teams Titles Since 1982-83

1982-83 1983 Park College Invitational

1983-84 1983 William Jewell Invitational 1984-85 1984 Baker Invitational 1985 Iowa State Invitational 1985-86 1985 All-College Tournament 1987-88 1987 Kansas Invitational 1988 Wichita State Shocker Classic 1988-89 1988 Kansas Invitational 1989 Bradley Invitational 1991-92 1991 Kansas Invitational 1991 Hal Sutton Intercollegiate 1992-93 1992 Kansas Invitational

1994-95 1994 Kansas Invitational 1995 Waterwood Intercollegiate 1995-96 1994 Kansas Invitational 1997-98 1997 Kansas Invitational 1997 Crown Classic 1998-99 1998 Kansas Invitational 1999 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational 1999 Big 12 Championship 1999-2000 1999 Firethorn Invitational 1999 Purina Classic 2000 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational

2003-04 2003 Kansas Invitational 2004 Roadrunner Invitational 2004 CU-Stevinson Invitational 2004-05 2004 Kansas Invitational 2005 CU-Stevinson Invitational 2005-06 2005 Kansas Invitational 2006-07 2006 Kansas Invitational 2007 All-American Golf Classic 2010-11 2010 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate

2000-01 2000 Kansas Invitational 2001 Rice Intercollegiate 2001 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational 2001-02 2002 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational

Wins By Tournament Since 1982-83

Kansas Invitational............................... 13

CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational........... 6

All-American Golf Classic...................... 1

All-College Tournament......................... 1

Baker Invitational................................... 1

Big 12 Championship............................ 1

Bradley Invitational................................ 1

Crown Classic........................................ 1

Firethorn Invitational............................. 1

Hal Sutton Intercollegiate...................... 1

Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate............... 1

Iowa State Invitational........................... 1

Park College Invitational........................ 1

Purina Classic......................................... 1

Rice Intercollegiate................................. 1

Roadrunner Invitational......................... 1

Waterwood Intercollegiate...................... 1

Wichita State Shocker Classic................ 1

William Jewell Invitational..................... 1

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Most Team Wins Since 1982-83 1. 3 2004 3 2001 3 2000 3 1999 Most Top-Five Finishes Since 1987-88 1. 8 2003-04 8 2001-02 8 2000-01 8 1999-2000 8 1997-98 6.

7 6 times, most recent: 2009-10 Best 54-Hole Team Scores Since 1987-88 1.

833 Big Island Invitational, 2005 2.

840 Desert Shootout, 2009 3.

841 Pioneer Classic, 2006

841 The Ridges Invitational, 2001 5.

844 Nelson Invitational, 2003 6.

847 Nelson Invitational, 2004 7.

849 Big Island Invitational, 2002

849 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate, 1999 9.

852 3 times, most recent: Kansas Invitational, 2005

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NCAA/Big 12 Championships NCAA Championship Team Appearances

Year Place Score Top Finisher Place Score 1939 22nd 660 - - 1947 33rd 663 - - T11th 600 - - 1950 T20th 635 - - 1952 1957 23rd 653 - - 1989 22nd 595 Sean Thayer - 148 1993* 15th 1200 Matt Gogel T34th 295 1995 T16th 592 Slade Adams MC 218 1996* 15th 1248 Slade Adams T21 301 1999 22nd 616 Ryan Vermeer T23rd 300 2000 21st 585 Ryan Vermeer T30th 285 * - Made cut for final two rounds. MC - Missed Cut

KU Team Records in the NCAA Low Round: 293 (1995 Rd. 2) Low 36-hole Total: 585 (2000) Low 54-hole Total: 902 (1993) Low 72-hole Total: 1200 (1993) Best Finish: T11th place (1950)

NCAA Championship Individual Appearances Year Player Place Score 1961+ Rod Horn N/A 151 1963+ John Hanna N/A 158 1968^ Bill Hess N/A N/A 1969^ Bill Hess N/A N/A 1987* Brian McGreevy T143rd 233 1988 John Sinovic T19th 294 1998^ Chris Thompson T67th 144 2001^ Andy Stewart T53rd 148 + - Tournament was 36 holes before match play. ^ - Missed 36-hole cut. * - Missed 54-hole cut.

Year 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Team Champion Oklahoma State/882 Oklahoma State/898 Kansas/857 Oklahoma State/851 Baylor/894 Texas/850 Texas/894 Texas/864 Oklahoma State/868 Oklahoma/858 Oklahoma State/866 Oklahoma State/1141 Oklahoma State/1149 Oklahoma State/1133 Oklahoma State/1139

KU Individual Records in the NCAA

Low Round: 69, Chris Thompson (1988 Rd. 2)

69, Brad Bruno (1993 Rd. 4) Low 36-hole Total: 144, Chris Thompson (1998) Low 54-hole Total: 223, John Sinovic (1988)

223, Matt Gogel (1993) Low 72-hole Total: 294, John Sinovic (1988) Best Finish: T19th, John Sinovic (1988)

Kansas NCAA Regional Appearances

Year Place Score Top Finisher Place Score 1989 T6th 907 Jon Sinovic/ T14th 223 John Ogden 1990 20th 930 John Ogden T57th 231 1991 13th 890 Jeff Moeller/ T28th 221 Len Johnsen 1992 T15th 905 Brad Bruno T42nd 226 1993 10th 899 Matt Gogel T6th 218 1994 16th 882 Matt Gogel T8th 213 1995 9th 885 Slade Adams T20th 218 1996 T3rd 874 Dan Rooney T6th 216 1998 12th 873 Chris Thompson T7th 210 1999 9th 894 Chris Thompson T32nd 222 2000 T8th 860 Conrad Roberts 21st 214 2001 T15th 898 Andy Stewart T3rd 214 2002 T11th 887 Travis Hurst T7th 214 2003 19th 881 Kris Marshall T20th 215 2004 16th 926 Andrew Price T45th 240 2005 T13th 877 Kevin Ward T25th 216 2007 24th 947 Gary Woodland T21st 226

NCAA Regional Individual Appearances Year 2006 2010 2011

Player Gary Woodland Nate Barbee Chris Gilbert

Big 12 Championship Results

Kansas Finish 4th/902 6th/933 1st/857 2nd/863 7th/933 10th/895 8th/929 5th/893 6th/910 8th/897 10th/917 6th/1194 7th/1191 12th/1210 9th/1196

Individual Champion Leif Westerberg, OSU/211 Hunter Haas, OU/218 David Gossett, UT/209 Charles Howell, OSU/200 Worth Williams, BU/215 Anders Hultman, OSU/203 Hunter Mahan, OSU/208 Jason Hartwick, UT/204 Anthony Kim, OU/208 Matthew Rosenfeld, UT/210 Pablo Martin, OSU/211 Rickie Fowler, OSU/279 Morgan Hoffmann, OSU/276 Chris Ward, TTU/279 Morgan Hoffmann, OSU/280

Place Score T75th 227 T39th 226 T55th 221

Top Jayhawk Ryan Vermeer Brad Davis Chris Thompson Casey Harbour Conrad Roberts Kris Marshall Kris Marshall Tyler Hall Kevin Ward Gary Woodland Walt Koelbel Brad Hopfinger Zach Pederson Nate Barbee Chris Gilbert

Place 4th 8th 2nd 4th T20th T13th T3rd T20th T15th T7th T9th T7th 10th T27th T14th

Score 215 227 210 213 232 217 223 224 225 215 221 290 294 296 292

NOTE: Kansas won Big Eight Conference team titles in 1939 and 1950 and shared the championship in 1947.

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Kansas Amateur Jayhawks At Kansas Amateur

Clay Devers

Kansas Amateur Match Play Champions Year 1949 1950 1969 1979 1985 1988 1989 1990 1992 1993 1994 1997 1998 1999 2003 2004 2005 2007

Champion Dave Dennis Dave Dennis Bob Dare Bill Hess John Sinovic Clay Devers Clay Devers Clay Devers Matt Gogel Matt Gogel Len Johnson Jr. Len Johnson Jr. Chris Thompson Sean Thayer Casey Harbour Kevin Ward Gary Woodland Gary Woodland

Course Shawnee CC Manhattan CC Rolling Hills CC Mission Hills CC Indian Hills CC Tallgrass CC Missions Hills CC Tallgrass CC Willowbend GC Prairie Dunes CC Shadow Glenn GC Southwind CC Wichita CC Milburn CC Indian Hills CC Shadow Glenn GC Colbert Hills GC Topeka CC

Kansas Golf Association Player of the Year Year 1985 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1998 1999 2001 2003 2004 2005 2007

Champion

John Sinovic Clay Devers Clay Devers Brad Bruno Matt Gogel Matt Gogel Len Johnsen Jr. Len Johnsen Jr. Chris Thompson Sean Thayer Len Johnsen Jr. Casey Harbour Kevin Ward Tyler Shelton Gary Woodland

Len Johnson Jr.

Gary Woodland

JAYHAWK FACT: Kansas head coach Kit Grove won the 2009 Kansas Mid-Amateur Championship.

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Individual Records Single-Round Top Performances (Since 1986-87)

Score Player 63 Andrew Price Ryan Vermeer 63 64 Nate Barbee 64 Kevin Ward 64 Tyler Docking Travis Hurst 64 65 Chris Gilbert Tyler Docking 65 65 Gary Woodland Kris Marshall 65 65 Andy Stewart Ryan Vermeer 65 66 Alex Gutesha 66 Nate Barbee 66 Bryan Hackenberg Brad Hopfinger 66 66 Gary Woodland Zach Pederson 66 66 Pete Krsnich 66 Gary Woodland 66 Gary Woodland 66 Kevin Ward Kevin Ward 66 66 Tyler Docking Kris Marshall 66 66 Pete Krsnich Andy Stewart 66 66 Andy Stewart 66 Tyler Hall 66 Andy Stewart 66 Ryan Vermeer 66 Tom Sims Nate Barbee 67 67 Nate Barbee Walt Koelbel 67 67 Nate Barbee Gary Woodland 67 67 Tyler Docking 67 Gary Woodland 67 Gary Woodland 67 Kevin Ward 67 Tyler Hall 67 Andrew Price 67 Andrew Price Andrew Price 67 67 Kris Marshall 67 Kris Marshall 67 Kris Marshall 67 Kris Marshall 67 Tyler Hall 67 Tyler Hall 67 Travis Hurst 67 Travis Hurst 67 Kris Marshall 67 Andy Stewart 67 Brad Davis 67 Ryan Vermeer 67 Slade Adams 67 Matt Gogel 67 John Ogden 67 Len Johnsen, Jr. 67 John Sinovic

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Event Waikoloa Intercollegiate Western Intercollegiate Herb Wimberly Inter.

Stevinson Ranch Inv. Waikoloa Intercollegiate The Prestige Herb Wimberly Inter.

Western Intercollegiate Lousiana Classics Missouri Bluffs Classic The Intercollegiate Missouri Bluffs Classic Herb Wimberly Inter.

Herb Wimberly Inter.

Louisiana Classics Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Wyoming Classic Windon Memorial Pioneer Classic Kansas Invitational Cleveland State Inter. at MacGregor Louisiana Classics Nelson Invitational NCAA Central Regional Kansas Invitational NCAA Regional Western Intercollegiate Missouri Bluffs Classic The Intercollegiate Western Intercollegiate Kansas Invitational Desert Shootout Desert Shootout Desert Shootout Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Wyoming Classic Prestige at PGA West Kansas Invitational Pioneer Classic Waikoloa Intercollegiate Stevinson Ranch Inv. Stevinson Ranch Inv. Nelson Invitational Kansas Invitational Big Island Invitational The Prestige Western Intercollegiate Cleveland Champ.

The Nelson Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic Firethorn Invitational SMU Stonebrige Shootout Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic NCAA Central Regional Akron Invitational Akron Invitational Big Eight Championship

Date 2/11/05 4/3/00 10/27/09 3/21/05 2/9/05 11/5/01 10/26/10 3/19/07 3/5/07 10/7/02 4/15/00 10/12/98 10/25/11 10/26/10 3/9/09 2/6/08 4/10/07 10/09/06 3/20/06 9/19/05 9/12/05 4/9/04 3/9/04 10/26/03 5/17/03 9/23/02 5/17/01 4/3/01 10/10/00 4/14/00 4/6/98 10/1/91 3/21/09 3/20/09 3/20/09 2/7/08 4/9/07 10/17/06 9/18/06 3/20/06 2/11/05 3/29/04 3/29/04 10/24/03 9/22/03 2/13/03 11/5/02 4/8/02 3/19/02 10/28/01 10/8/01 10/10/00 10/9/00 10/9/00 9/14/99 10/20/98 10/11/98 10/3/95 5/21/94 4/22/89 4/22/89 5/16/88

Three-Round Top Performances (Since 1986-87) Score Player 202 Gary Woodland 202 Ryan Vermeer 204 Nate Barbee 205 Nate Barbee 205 Gary Woodland 205 Gary Woodland 206 Nate Barbee 206 Tyler Docking 206 Kevin Ward 206 Andrew Price 206 Travis Hurst 206 Ryan Vermeer 206 Gary Woodland 207 Tyler Docking 207 Gary Woodland 207 Pete Krsnich 207 Andrew Price 207 Tyler Docking 207 Andrew Price 207 Kris Marshall 207 Kris Marshall 207 Ryan Vermeer 207 Ryan Vermeer 208 Gary Woodland 208 Kevin Ward 208 Tyler Hall 208 Kris Marshall 208 Tyler Hall 209 Nate Barbee 209 Gary Woodland 209 Tyler Docking 209 Kris Marshall 209 Kris Marshall 210 Alex Gutesha 210 Alex Gutesha 210 Blake Giroux 210 Brad Hopfinger 210 Patrick Roth 210 Zach Pederson 210 Kevin Ward 210 Tyler Hall 210 Kevin Ward 210 Chris Thompson 210 Chris Thompson 210 Chris Thompson 210 Chris Thompson 210 Chris Thompson 211 Chris Gilbert 211 Chris Gilbert 211 Nate Barbee 211 Blake Giroux 211 Walt Koelbel 211 Nate Barbee 211 Gary Woodland 211 Tyler Docking 211 Gary Woodland 211 Tyler Docking 211 Gary Woodland 211 Travis Hurst 211 Casey Harbour 211 Slade Adams

Event Cleveland State Firethorn Invitational Desert Shootout Desert Shootout Louisiana Classics Del Walker Herb Wimberly Inter.

Waikoloa Intercollegiate Waikoloa Intercollegiate Nelson Invitational Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic Wyoming Classic Western Intercollegiate Kansas Invitational Pioneer Classic Waikoloa Intercollegiate Nelson Invitational Kansas Invitational The Prestige Missouri Bluffs Classic Missouri Bluffs Classic The Legends Inter.

Pioneer Classic Stevinson Invitational Nelson Invitational Western Intercollegiate Nelson Invitational Ron Moore Invitational Kansas Invitational Nelson Invitational Nelson Invitational Cleveland Champ.

Herb Wimberly Inter.

Herb Wimberly Inter.

Cardinal Intercollegiate Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Kansas Invitational Inter. at MacGregor Stevinson Ranch Inv. Louisiana Classics Big 12 Championship Kansas Invitational NCAA Regional The Legends Inter.

Missouri Bluffs Classic Border Olympics Herb Wimberly Inter.

Kansas Invitational Desert Shootout Louisiana Classics Cardinal Intercollegiate All-American Prestige at PGA West Prestige at PGA West Roadrunner Inter.

Stevinson Ranch Inv. Western Intercollegiate Stevinson Ranch Inv. Big Eight Championship

Date 9/13/05 9/14/99 3/21/09 3/20/10 3/6/07 11/4/05 10/27/09 2/11/05 2/11/05 10/26/03 10/10/00 10/12/98 4/10/07 3/20/07 9/19/06 3/21/06 2/11/05 10/24/04 9/23/03 11/5/02 10/8/02 10/12/99 10/7/97 3/21/06 3/22/05 10/27/02 4/8-9/02 10/28/01 3/23/08 9/11/05 10/26/03 10/27/02 3/19/02 10/25/11 10/26/10 9/30/08 2/8/08 2/9/07 9/20/05 4/10/04 3/30/04 3/9/04 4/27/99 9/22/98 5/16/98 10/7/97 9/29/97 3/26/11 10/26/10 9/29/09 3/21/09 3/10/09 9/30/08 2/27/07 10/17/06 10/17/06 2/1/05 3/30/04 4/9/02 3/26/02 4/25/95

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Individual Records Top Season Averages (Since 1986-87)

Avg. 71.31 72.00 72.05 72.18 72.22 72.26 72.33 72.39 72.70 72.76 72.80 73.00 73.05 73.12 73.20 73.35 73.38 73.39 73.50 73.57 73.59 73.66 73.68 73.70 73.70 73.72 73.77 73.86 73.89 73.90 73.94 73.96 74.00 74.04 74.10 74.11 74.15 74.17 74.18 74.20 74.20 74.20 74.21 74.24 74.27 74.28 74.34 74.41 74.42 74.43 74.46 74.46 74.50 74.51 74.52 74.58 74.60 74.62 74.63 74.64 74.67 74.77

Player Ryan Vermeer Kris Marshall Gary Woodland Kris Marshall Kevin Ward Gary Woodland Travis Hurst Nate Barbee Chris Thompson Andrew Price Ryan Vermeer Ryan Vermeer Kevin Ward Nate Barbee Chris Thompson John Hess Travis Hurst Brad Hopfinger Tyler Docking Chris Gilbert Andy Stewart Jim Gates Andrew Price Dustin Anderson Brad Davis Conrad Roberts Matt Gogel Tyler Hall Casey Harbour Tom Sims Brad Bruno Chris Thompson Tyler Hall John Sinovic Brad Davis Pete Krsnich Tyler Docking Andrew Price Alex Gutesha Jake Istnick Matt Gogel Matt Gogel Slade Adams Gary Woodland Conrad Roberts Jake Istnick Slade Adams Brad Bruno Nate Barbee Casey Harbour Tyler Hall Andy Stewart Nate Barbee Brian McGreevy Tyler Shelton Tyler Docking Brad Davis Kris Marshall Walt Koelbel Alan Stearns Barrett Martens Gary Woodland

Year 1999-00 2001-02 2005-06 2002-03 2004-05 2006-07 2001-02 2009-10 1997-98 2003-04 1998-99 1997-98 2003-04 2008-09 1998-99 1993-94 2000-01 2007-08 2004-05 2010-11 1999-00 2000-01 2002-03 1997-98 1997-98 1999-00 1993-94 2002-03 1999-00 1991-92 1992-93 1996-97 2001-02 1987-88 1998-99 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2010-11 1998-99 1992-93 1990-91 1994-95 2004-05 2000-01 1999-00 1995-96 1991-92 2007-08 2001-02 2003-04 2000-01 2010-11 1986-87 1994-95 2003-04 1999-00 2000-01 2008-09 1994-95 2005-06 2003-04

Ryan Vermeer

Andrew Price

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All-Time Letterwinners -AAdams, Slade..................... 1995-96 Anderson, Doug................ 1979-80 Anderson, Dustin.............. 1997-98 Anderson, LaRay.................... 1986 Anson, Ian.............................. 2009 Ashley, Dick...................... 1948-51 Ashley, Glen........................... 1936

Gogel, Matt....................... 1991-94 Goss, John......................... 1972-75 Gray, Bill................................ 1941 Gray, David............................ 1962 Grove, Kit......................... 1995-97 Groves, William..................... 1976 Gustafson, Kevin.................... 1986 Gutesha, Alex........... 2010-present

-BBaker, Seth............................. 1999 Barbee, Nate...................... 2008-11 Barnett, Brad..................... 1997-98 Bell, Jeff................................. 2010 Bengston, Andy...................... 1999 Beougher, Jon......................... 1965 Boggess, Brian.................. 1959, 61 Bowser, John..................... 1958-59 Brozek, Casey.................... 1991-94 Brumley, Daniel..................... 2008 Bruning, Jon............... 1987-88, 90 Bruno, Brad...................... 1991-93 Burgland, George.............. 1968-70 Busler, Robert................... 1937-39

-HHackenberg, Bryan............ 2009-10 Haitbrink, Richard............ 1961-63 Hall, Tyler......................... 2001-04 Hamman, Chris................ 1982-84 Hanna, John...................... 1962-64 Harbour, Casey.................. 1999-02 Hedges, Horace...................... 1935 Hedrick, Max.................... 1978-79 Hegarty, James....................... 1985 Henry, John........................... 1925 Hepler, Jay............................. 1994 Hermreck, Brandon.......... 2008-09 Hess, Bill........................... 1967-69 Hess, John......................... 1992-94 Hewitt, Richard..................... 1971 Hill, Justin........................ 1924-25 Hines, Jack........................ 1946-47 Hise, Harlan...................... 1952-54 Holbrook, Reid................. 1962-64 Holtzman, Vance.............. 1995, 97 Hopfinger, Brad..................... 2008 Horn, Rod........................ 1960-61 Houghton, James................... 1951 Hurst, Travis...................... 2001-02 Hutchens, Chris................ 1984-86

-CCallahan, Dan........................ 1984 Carlson, Paul..................... 1962-64 Carter, Dave........................... 1936 Cekja, Chris..................... 1984, 86 Chilton, Gary.................... 1976-77 Churchill, Clark..................... 1988 Clevenger, Jack.................. 1966-68 Cosel, David.......................... 2006 Crow, Mark....................... 1979-80 -DDare, Bob.......................... 1950-52 Davies, Robert................... 1956-58 Davis, Brad....................... 1997-00 deBuhr, Jason.................... 1999-01 DeLongy, Harold.............. 1947-48 DeLongy, Howard............. 1969-70 Demo, Brad...................... 1981-83 Dennerline, Jim........... 1970-71, 73 Dennis, David B. ............. 1949-50 Dennis, David B. Jr........... 1975-76 Devers, Clay...................... 1987-89 Docking, Tyler.................. 2004-07 Doyle, James..................... 1976-79

-IIdleman, Kenneth.................. 1975 Istnick, Jake....................... 1997-00 -JJohnsen, Len Jr.................. 1988-91 Johnson, C. Grover Jr........ 1935-36 Johnson, Jeff........................... 1989 Johnson, Tim......................... 1985 Jones, John............................. 1956 Jones, Morton................... 1938-39 Jones, William........................ 1947

-FFellander, Jacob...................... 1995 Fiddelke, Michael.............. 1972-75 Finley, Robert................... 1935, 37 Frankiewicz, Dean....... 1980-81, 83 Fugate, Tad........................ 1980-82

-KKeck, William................... 1970-71 Kennedy, Kris......................... 1976 Kennedy, Rick................... 1975-76 Kieswetter, Douglass............... 1962 Kindred, Lynn........................ 1958 Kipp, William................... 1972-73 Kirk, Frank........................ 1963-64 Kirk, Robert........................... 1941 Knott, Aven............................ 1984 Knowles, Bobby................ 2007-10 Koelbel, Walt..................... 2006-09 Koenen, David.................. 1990-91 Kramme, Kraig.................. 1980-81 Krone, Michael...................... 1968 Krsnich, Pete..................... 2003-06

-GGebert, Steven........................ 1978 Gerard, Doyle........................ 1976 Gilbert, Chris........... 2010-present Giroux, Blake......................... 2009

-LLacy, Bob............................... 1953 LaGree, Robert.................. 1940-41 Lied, Ernst............................. 1925 Lilley, Neil.............................. 1951

-EEdwards, Roy......................... 1998 Elstun, Gene..................... 1956-57 Elstun, William................. 1959-61 Engleman, H. Dodge............. 1965 Erickson, John................... 1986-89 Everett, Donn........................ 1951

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Linscott, M. Scott............. 1963-65 Logan, Howard...................... 1950 Lynch, Bryan..................... 1952-53 Lyons, John....................... 1979-80 -MMacdonald, Peter................... 1946 MacGee, Ed..................... 1954, 56 Madsen, Steve................... 1984-87 Marshall, Kris.................... 2000-03 Martens, Barrett................ 2004-07 Maxwell, Dale........................ 1937 Mayor, H.A. III...................... 1966 Mayor, Heath......................... 1996 McElhenny, William......... 1940-41 McGreevy, Brian............... 1985-88 McKnight, Sid III.................. 1990 Mears, Jim.............................. 1955 Meeker, Robert.................. 1946-48 Michaelis, John................. 1977-78 Miller, Philip.......................... 1971 Moeller, Jeff....................... 1991-94 Morozzo, Marc.................. 1972-75 Mosimann, Bill Jr.............. 1971-74 Mullen, Dan..................... 1981-83 Mundy, Joey...................... 2006-08 -NNardyz, L. Mark..................... 1955 Nelson, Robert II................... 1972 Nessly, Jack........................ 1938-39 Newcomer, John..................... 2005 -OOatman, Glenn................. 1936-37 Ogden, John..........1986-87, 89-90 O’Shea, James................... 1980-83 -PPalmer, W. Craig............... 1976-78 Park, Emmet.......................... 1941 Pearson, James................... 1976-77 Pearson, Tom.......................... 1979 Pederson, Zach.................. 2006-09 Peffer, Charles................... 1967-69 Peterson, Tom................... 1974-75 Pettle, David..........1985-86, 88-89 Phillips, Jim II................... 1984-85 Powell, Kent...................... 1966-68 Price, Andrew.................... 2002-05 Price, Will.............................. 1966 Prosser, John...................... 1952-54 Punteney, Mark................. 1984-85 -QQuinlan, Robert..................... 1935 Quinones, Doug....... 2011-present -RRainer, Ryan...................... 2003-05 Rebne, Nic........................ 2001-02 Reed, Don.............................. 1935 Regier, Murray.................. 1948-49 Richards, Bob.................... 1954-56 Ritchie, H. Dean............... 1939-40 Roberts, Conrad................ 1999-00 Robinson, Ernest.................... 1925 Roesler, Chad......................... 1995 Rogers, Jack....................... 1968-70 Rooney, Dan..................... 1995-96 Rooney, Noel......................... 1955

Ross, David....................... 1968-69 Roth, Patrick..................... 2007-10 Roulier, Leon.................... 1958-59 Rourke, Gene.................... 1950-52 Rowland, Fred................... 1958-59 Rush, Peter........................ 1953-55 -SSadiq, Tim............................. 1992 Santaularia, Charlie................ 2003 Sayler, Bill......................... 1955-57 Scott, C. Kirk......................... 1947 Scott, Glenn........................... 1949 Seeman, Jason................... 1994-96 Senseman, D.R. ............... 1979-81 Shade, Steve........................... 1988 Sheaks, Aaron......................... 1992 Shelton, Tyler.............. 1992, 94-95 Sheppard, Jeff.........1980-81, 83-84 Sigler, Jason....................... 2003-06 Sims, Tom......................... 1992-95 Sinovic, John..................... 1988-89 Smith, Courtland................... 1948 Southern, William Jr......... 1965-67 Stearns, Alan..................... 1994-96 Steiner, Mark..................... 1978-80 Stewart, Andy.................... 1999-01 Stickrod, Don........................ 1949 Storm, Andrew.................. 2008-09 Szczygiel, Ronald............... 1963-65 -TTaylor, Daniel......................... 1989 Thayer, Sean...................... 1989-90 Thompson, Chris.............. 1996-99 Thorson, Randall.................... 1974 Toalson, William............... 1957-59 Trammell, Luke........... 2003, 05-06 -UUdell, William................... 1938-39 -VVermeer, Ryan................... 1997-00 -WWaite, Dan........................ 2010-11 Wakeland, Roderick.......... 1939-40 Walter, Robert........................ 1960 Ward, John II.................... 1960-61 Ward, Kevin.................... 2002-005 Watson, Raymond Jr.............. 1938 Wells, Robert......................... 1967 Wells, Roger...................... 1969-72 White, Bowen........................ 1966 Wilkin, Robert.................. 1981-83 Williams, G. Trevor................ 1989 Wilson, Don.......................... 1958 Winey, Willard Jr................... 1946 Wood, Bob........................ 1957-59 Wood, Warren................... 1969-70 Woodland, Gary................ 2004-07 -YYoung, Jim........................ 1990-93 -ZZimmerman, Stanley........ 1969, 72 Zug, Ryan......................... 1996-99 Zupetz, Rudy.................... 1986-89

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Year-by-Year Results 1987-88

Team Three-Round Average: 907.06 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 878 (Shocker Classic) Date Tournament Sept. 14-15 Kansas Invitational Butler National Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29 Hillman Robbins Memorial Inter.

Oct. 12-13 Nov. 10 Hal Sutton Invitational Florida International Invitational Nov. 16-17 Seminole Invitational Feb. 26-28 Gamecock Invitational March 11-12 Univ. of South Florida Invitational March 18-20 March 31-April 2 All-American Intercollegiate Wichita State Shocker Classic April 18-19 Midwestern Invitational April 29-30 Big Eight Championship May 16-17

1988-89

Team Three-Round Average: 902.85 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 870 (Kansas Invitational) Date Tournament Sept. 12-13 Kansas Invitational Oct. 2-4 Butler National Intercollegiate Oct. 14-16 PING Tour Tulsa Nov. 13-15 Miami Sun & Fun Collegiate Feb. 27-28 Seminole Golf Classic March 13-15 Central Florida Invitational March 17-19 South Florida Invitational April 8-9 Music City Invitational April 15-16 Bradley Invitational Firestone Intercollegiate April 22-23 April 27-29 Midwestern Invitational Big Eight Championship May 15-16 May 26-27 NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship June 7-10

1989-90

Team Three-Round Average: 912.47 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 890 (NCAA Regional) Date Tournament Oct. 1-3 Butler National Intercollegiate Oct. 20-22 PING Tour Tulsa Nov. 12-14 Miami Sun & Fun Collegiate March 12-13 Central Florida Invitational March 16-18 South Florida Invitational March 31-April 1 Forest Hills Invitational April 9-11 Western Intercollegiate April 21-22 Firestone Intercollegiate April 25-26 Big Eight Championship May 4-5 Midwestern Invitational May 24-26 NCAA Central Regional

1990-91

Team Three-Round Average: 914.09 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 890 (NCAA Regional) Date Tournament Sept. 23-25 RAM Intercollegiate Oct. 8 Kansas Hallbrook Invitational

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Best Individual Average: John Sinovic-74.04 Low Player 18-Hole Score: John Sinovic-67 (Big Eight Champ. Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 1st/889 Jon Bruning-T2nd/222 Lemont, Ill. 7th/923 Jon Bruning-T7th/225 Brian McGreevy/Jon Bruning-T21st/229 Memphis, Tenn.

8th/916 Shreveport, La. T4th/604 Clay Devers-T9th/148 Miami, Fla. 10th/931 Clay Devers/Rudy Zupetz-T31st/232 Tallahassee, Fla. 7th/885 John Sinovic-2nd/213 Columbia, S.C. 8th/926 Clay Devers-12th/225 Tampa, Fla. 2nd/900 John Sinovic-T7th/224 Houston, Texas 19th/605 Brian McGreevy/John Sinovic-MC/150 Wichita, Kan. 1st/878 Rudy Zupetz-1st/217 Lake Geneva, Wis. 7th/915 Brian McGreevy-14th/226 Tulsa, Okla.

4th/908 John Sinovic-2nd/214 Best Individual Average: John Ogden-75.2 Low Player 18-Hole Score: John Ogden, Len Johnsen, Jr.-67 Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 1st/870 John Sinovic-1st/215 Oak Brook, Ill. 10th/936 Sean Thayer-25th/233 Tulsa, Okla.

9th/920 John Ogden/John Sinovic-T24th/229 Miami, Fla. 2nd/881 John Ogden-1st/212 Panama City, Fla. 11th/956 John Ogden-22nd/234 Orlando, Fla. 13th/920 Rudy Zupetz-T25th/226 Tampa, Fla. 8th/891 John Ogden/Sean Thayer-T14th/218 Nashville, Tenn.

7th/901 John Ogden/John Sinovic-T15th/225 Peoria, Ill. 1st/908 John Ogden-2nd/223 Akron, Ohio 2nd/875 John Ogden/Sean Thayer-T10th/221 DeKalb, Ill. 3rd/874 John Sinovic/Sean Thayer-T8th/218 Tulsa, Okla.

3rd/905 Clay Devers-3rd/218 McKinney, Texas T6th/907 John Ogden/John Sinovic-T14th/223 Edmond, Okla.

22nd/595 Sean Thayer-MC/148 Best Individual Average: John Ogden-75.7 Low Player 18-Hole Score: John Ogden-68 (South Florida Inv. Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Oak Brook, Ill. 15th/948 Sean Thayer-T19th/229 Tulsa, Okla.

6th/909 Sean Thayer-8th/225 Miami, Fla. 2nd/898 Sean Thayer-3rd/220 Orlando, Fla. 10th/909 Jon Bruning-11th/222 Tampa, Fla. T6th/907 John Ogden-1st/218 Augusta, Ga. 10th/907 John Ogden-T13th/219 Santa Cruz, Calif.

10th/899 Sean Thayer-T23rd/224 Akron, Ohio 7th/903 Len Johnsen-T1st/219 Edmond, Okla.

5th/911 Sean Thayer-8th/222 Genoa, Ill. T5th/612 John Ogden-T6th/149 Columbus, Ohio 20th/930 John Ogden-T57th/231 Best Individual Average: Matt Gogel-75.67 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Brad Bruno, Matt Gogel, Len Johnsen-70 Location Result Top Individual Lemont, Ill. T5th/927 Len Johnsen-T6th/228 Leawood, Kan. 2nd/304 Matt Gogel-2nd/73

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Year-by-Year Results Oct. 19-21 Nov. 18-20 Nov. 23-25 March 11-12 March 15-17 March 25-27 April 6-7 April 20-21 April 29-30 May 23-25

PING Tour Tulsa Miami Sun & Fun Collegiate Columbia Lakes Invitational Central Florida Invitational South Florida Invitational Western Intercollegiate Forest Hills Invitational Firestone Intercollegiate Big Eight Championship NCAA Central Regional

1991-92

Team Three-Round Average: 891.55 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 861 (Hal Sutton Inter.)

Date Tournament Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Kansas Invitational Husky Classic Oct. 7-8 Jack Nicklaus Collegiate Inv. Oct. 13-14 Hal Sutton Intercollegiate Nov. 11-12 Nov. 29-Dec. 1 Rice University Invitational Feb. 28-March 1 Miami Lakes Invitational March 9-10 Central Florida Invitational March 13-14 South Florida Invitational April 6-7 Shocker Classic All-American Intercollegiate April 14-15 Big Eight Championship April 27-28 May 21-23 NCAA Central Regional

1992-93

Team Three-Round Average: 898.26 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 876 (Husky Classic) Date Tournament Sept. 18-20 Falcon Invitational Sept. 28-29 Kansas Invitational Oct. 5-6 Husky Classic Nov. 27-29 Rice University Invitational Feb. 26-28 South Florida Invitational March 8-9 Central Florida Invitational March 23 Baylor/Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate April 5-6 Shocker Classic April 12-13 Western Intercollegiate April 26-27 Big Eight Championship May 15-16 Perry Maxwell Tournament May 19-21 NCAA Central Regional June 2-5 NCAA Championship

1993-94

Team Three-Round Average: 893.48 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 878 (Stanford Shootout) Date Tournament Sept. 28-30 TOPY Cup Japan Intercollegiate Kansas Invitational Oct. 11-12 Oct. 22-23 John Hancock All-American Classic Oct. 29-31 Stanford Shootout Feb. 25-27 South Florida Invitational March 7-8 Central Florida Invitational March 23-24 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate April 2-3 Augusta College Invitational

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Tulsa, Okla.

Miami, Fla. West Columbia, Texas Orlando, Fla. Tampa, Fla. Santa Cruz, Calif.

Augusta, Ga. Akron, Ohio Leawood, Kan. Bartlesville, Okla.

9th/983 T6th/906 T5th/899 5th/900 T6th/891 21st/623 6th/893 2nd/902 3rd/937 13th/890

Len Johnsen-T22nd/243 Len Johnsen-T10th/223 Brad Bruno/Len Johnsen-T7th/222 Matt Gogel-T8th/220 Brad Bruno-T13th/221 Brad Bruno/Matt Gogel-MC/155 Brad Bruno-T13th/221 Matt Gogel-T4th/221 Matt Gogel-1st/219 Len Johnsen/Jeff Moeller-T28th/221

Best Individual Average: Tom Sims-73.90 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Tom Sims-66 (Kansas Invitational Rd. 3) Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 1st/880 Tom Sims-1st/212 Seattle, Wash.

3rd/868 Casey Brozek-6th/215 Muirfield, Ohio 8th (Match Play) Tom Sims-T5th/75 Shreveport, La. 1st/861 Casey Brozek-3rd/213 West Columbia, Texas 6th/921 Casey Brozek-T14th/227 Miami, Fla. 15th/903 Brad Bruno/Tom Sims-T38th/224 Orlando, Fla. 3rd/887 Brad Bruno-2nd/216 Tampa, Fla. 2nd/873 Matt Gogel-2nd/213 Wichita, Kan. 2nd/898 Tom Sims-2nd/219 Houston, Texas 6th/904 Brad Bruno-5th/218 Hutchinson, Kan. 4th/907 Matt Gogel-12th/224 McKinney, Texas 15th/905 Brad Bruno-T42nd/226 Best Individual Average: Brad Bruno-73.94 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Brad Bruno-68 (Three times) Location Result Top Individual Colorado Springs, Colo. 2nd/884 John Hess-T1st/215 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/900 Jim Young-1st/220 Seattle, Wash.

2nd/876 Brad Bruno-T2nd/214 West Columbia, Texas 4th/901 Brad Bruno-1st/216 Tampa, Fla. 11th/933 Matt Gogel-T21st/228 Orlando, Fla. T6th/902 Brad Bruno-T11th/224 Fort Worth, Texas 2nd/290 Brad Bruno-T3rd/71 Wichita, Kan. T10th/924 Casey Brozek-T7th/225 Santa Cruz, Calif.

4th/897 Matt Gogel-3rd/217 Hutchinson, Kan. 2nd/889 Matt Gogel-3rd/218 Ardmore, Okla.

T11th/883 John Hess-T26th/219 Columbus, Ohio 10th/899 Matt Gogel-T6th/218 Lexington, Ky. 15th/1200 Matt Gogel-T34th/295 Best Individual Average: John Hess-73.35 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Matt Gogel-67 (NCAA Central Regional Rd. 3) Location Result Top Individual Fukushima, Japan 3rd/916 Matt Gogel-1st/214 Lawrence, Kan. 2nd/880 John Hess-T3rd/218 El Paso, Texas N/A Matt Gogel-23rd/227 Palo Alto, Calif.

5th/878 Matt Gogel-T9th/215 Tampa, Fla. 12th/922 Casey Brozek-T33rd/228 Orlando, Fla. 9th/905 Casey Brozek-T15th/224 Santa Barbara, Calif.

5th/584 Matt Gogel-1st/140 Augusta, Ga. 11th/897 John Hess-T19th/220

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Western Intercollegiate Big Eight Championship NCAA Central Regional

1994-95

Team Three-Round Average: 893.08 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 859 (PING Tulsa Inv.) Date Tournament Sept. 16-18 Falcon Invitational Kansas Invitational Sept. 26-27 Wolf Pack Classic Oct. 3 PING Tulsa Invitational Oct. 17-18 South Florida Invitational Feb. 24-26 Central Florida Invitational March 6-7 Waterwood Intercollegiate March 20-21 Border Olympics March 25-26 Augusta College Invitational April 1-2 April 10-11 Western Intercollegiate Big Eight Championship April 24-25 May 18-20 NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship May 31-June 3

1995-96

Team Three-Round Average: 900.21 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 859 (Kansas Invitational) Date Tournament Sept. 17-18 Reliastar Invitational Sept. 25-26 Kansas Invitational Oct. 2-3 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Oct. 9-10 PING Tulsa Invitational Nov. 3-4 Stanford Invitational Ron Smith Invitational Feb. 23-25 March 4-5 Louisiana Classics March 23-24 Border Olympics March 28-29 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate April 6-7 Western Intercollegiate April 15-16 Shocker Classic Big Eight Championship April 22-23 May 14-16 NCAA Central Regional May 29-June 1 NCAA Championship

1996-97

Team Three-Round Average: 902.06 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 879 (Border Olympics) Date Tournament Sept. 23-24 Kansas Invitational Sept. 28-29 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Oct. 7-8 Nike Northwest Classic Oct. 20-22 USF Invitational Nov. 8-10 Stanford Invitational March 3-4 Bridges All-American March 10-11 Louisiana Classics March 22-23 Border Olympics March 26-27 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate April 7-8 Western Intercollegiate April 12-13 All-American Intercollegiate April 28-29 Big 12 Championship

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Santa Cruz, Calif.

Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma City, Okla.

6th/885 2nd/888 16th/882

John Hess-T3rd/214 John Hess-3rd/219 Matt Gogel-T8th/213

Best Individual Average: Slade Adams-74.21 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Tyler Shelton-68 (Two times) Location Result Top Individual Colorado Springs, Colo. 2nd/890 Alan Stearns-T4th/221 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/887 Slade Adams-6th/222 Stateline, Nev. 2nd/301 Tyler Shelton-1st/68 Tulsa, Okla.

2nd/859 Tyler Shelton-3rd/213 Tampa, Fla. 19th/952 Tom Sims-T41st/232 Orlando, Fla. 14th/898 Alan Stearns-T30th/221 Huntsville, Texas 1st/894 Slade Adams-2nd/220 Laredo, Texas 6th/892 Dan Rooney-T6th/219 Augusta, Ga. 12th/892 Tyler Shelton-T19th/219 Santa Cruz, Calif.

T9th/895 Tyler Shelton-T10th/220 Hutchinson, Kan. 2nd/880 Slade Adams-T1st/211 Conroe, Texas 9th/885 Slade Adams-T20th/218 Colubus, Ohio T16th/592 Slade Adams-MC/145 Best Individual Average: Slade Adams-74.34 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Slade Adams-67 (Missouri Bluffs Inter. Rd. 1) Location Result Top Individual Dellwood, Minn.

6th/895 Alan Stearns-T5th/218 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/859 Dan Rooney-T1st/212 St. Charles, Mo. T12th/898 Slade Adams-T7th/212 Tulsa, Okla.

9th/932 Slade Adams-10th/224 Palo Alto, Calif.

2nd/877 Chris Thompson-T5th/216 Tampa, Fla. 5th/888 Alan Stearns-T15th/221 Lafayette, La. 12th/914 Alan Stearns-T19th/224 Laredo, Texas 14th/908 Dan Rooney-10th/220 Santa Barbara, Calif.

4th/886 Alan Stearns-T12th/219 Santa Cruz, Calif.

6th/885 Alan Stearns-T11th/219 Wichita, Kan.s 5th/921 Chris Thompson-T12th/230 Hutchinson, Kan. 5th/918 Slade Adams-4th/222 Ann Arbor, Mich.

T3rd/874 Dan Rooney-T6th/216 Ooltewah, Tenn.

15th/1248 Slade Adams-T21st/301 Best Individual Average: Chris Thompson-73.96 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Jake Istnick, Ryan Zug-68 Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 8th/903 Jake Istnick-T4th/216 St. Charles, Mo. 11th/895 Chris Thompson-T17th/217 Corvallis, Ore. 12th/894 Brad Davis-T14th/220 San Francisco, Calif.

9th/919 Kit Grove-T16th/227 Palo Alto, Calif.

14th/904 Chris Thompson-T6th/217 Bay St. Louis, Miss.

T10th/897 Ryan Vermeer-T21st/220 Lafayette, La. 13th/911 Ryan Vermeer-T29th/225 Laredo, Texas T8th/879 Chris Thompson-T19th/219 Santa Barbara, Calif.

5th/881 Chris Thompson-T2nd/213 Santa Cruz, Calif.

12th/924 Chris Thompson-T36th/230 Houston, Texas T10th/615 Ryan Vermeer-T20th/152 Hutchinson, Kan. 4th/902 Ryan Vermeer-4th/215

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Year-by-Year Results 1997-98

Team Three-Round Average: 885.31 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 852 (Legends of Indiana) Tournament Date Sept. 22-23 Kansas Invitational Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Sept. 28-29 Oct. 6-7 Legends of Indiana Intercollegiate Deep South Intercollegiate Nov. 3-4 Nov. 14-15 Crown Classic Feb. 16-17 Bridges All-American March 9-10 Louisiana Classics March 14-15 Birkdale Collegiate Classic March 25-26 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate March 28-29 Border Olympics April 6-7 Western Intercollegiate April 21-22 Cougar Classic April 27-28 Big 12 Championship NCAA Central Regional May 14-16

1998-99

Team Three-Round Average: 881.93 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 849 (Missouri Bluffs) Date Tournament Sept. 21-22 Kansas Invitational Oct. 11-12 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate Oct. 19-20 SMU Stonebridge Shootout Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Nov. 25-26 Mauna Kea Invitational Louisiana Classics March 8-9 March 13-14 UNC Charlotte Classic March 22-23 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational April 3-4 Augusta State Invitational MacGregor Downs Intercollegiate April 9-10 April 17-18 ASU Thunderbird Invitational Big 12 Championship April 26-27 May 20-22 NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship May 27-30

1999-2000

Team Three-Round Average: 871.83 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 852 (Purina Classic) Date Tournament Sept. 13-14 Firethorn Invitational Sept. 20-21 Kansas Invitational Oct. 4-5 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 11-12 Purina Classic Oct. 29-31 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Feb. 28-29 Southwestern Golf Classic March 13-14 Louisiana Classics March 20-21 Cleveland Golf Championships March 27-28 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational April 3-4 Western Intercollegiate April 14-15 The Intercollegiate April 24-25 Big 12 Championship May 18-20 NCAA Central Regional May 31-June 3 NCAA Championship

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Best Individual Average: Chris Thompson-72.70 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Ryan Vermeer-66 (Western Inter. Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 1st/859 Ryan Vermeer-1st/211 St. Charles, Mo. 5th/874 Chris Thompson-T1st/210 Franklin, Ind. 2nd/852 Ryan Vermeer-T1st/207 Laurel, Miss.

7th/906 Chris Thompson-T5th/221 Lufkin, Texas 1st/578 Chris Thompson-1st/141 Bay St. Louis, Miss.

4th/589 Ryan Vermeer-T5th/143 Lafayette, La. 4th/909 Chris Thompson-4th/220 Huntersville, N.C. 6th/906 Chris Thompson-3rd/217 Santa Barbara, Calif.

T8th/605 Ryan Vermeer-T4th/218 Laredo, Texas 2nd/882 Brad Davis-T4th/218 Santa Cruz, Calif.

10th/881 Chris Thompson-2nd/212 Provo, Utah T2nd/862 Brad Davis-T3rd/213 Hutchinson, Kan. 6th/933 Brad Davis-T8th/227 San Antonio, Texas 12th/873 Chris Thompson-T7th/210 Best Individual Average: Ryan Vermeer-72.80 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Ryan Vermeer-65 (Missouri Bluffs Inter. Rd. 1) Location Result Top Individual Lawrence, Kan. 1st/855 Chris Thompson-1st/210 St. Charles, Mo. T3rd/849 Ryan Vermeer-1st/206 McKinney, Texas 4th/890 Brad Davis-T7th/219 Palo Alto, Calif.

7th/873 Casey Harbour-T21st/218 Mauna Lani, Hawaii 8th/925 Chris Thompson-T17th/227 Lafayette, La. 12th/910 Chris Thompson-T24th/223 Huntersville, N.C. 4th/886 Ryan Vermeer-T2nd/213 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/866 Jake Istnick-1st/212 Augusta, Ga. 5th/870 Chris Thompson-3rd/211 Cary, N.C. T8th/890 Ryan Vermeer-T3rd/215 Tempe, Ariz.

T9th/872 Chris Thompson-T6th/212 Hutchinson, Kan. 1st/857 Chris Thompson-T2nd/210 Columbus, Ohio 9th/894 Chris Thompson-T32nd/222 Chaska, Minn.

22nd/616 Ryan Vermeer-T23rd/300 Best Individual Average: Ryan Vermeer-71.31 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Ryan Vermeer-63 (Western Inter. Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Lincoln, Neb. 1st/853 Ryan Vermeer-1st/202 Lawrence, Kan. 2nd/888 Ryan Vermeer-1st/214 Lake Forest, Ill. 10th/897 Casey Harbour-T13th/220 St. Charles, Mo. 1st/852 Ryan Vermeer-1st/207 Palo Alto, Calif.

9th/865 Ryan Vermeer-T13th/212 Westlake Village, Calif. 11th/890 Ryan Vermeer-T19th/218 Lafayette, La. 2nd/876 Ryan Vermeer-T6th/219 Aiken, S.C. T6th/871 Ryan Vermeer-T10th/215 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/877 Ryan Vermeer-1st/217 Santa Cruz, Calif.

3rd/857 Ryan Vermeer-T7th/211 Cary, N.C. 5th/881 Andy Stewart-T5th/215 Hutchinson, Kan. 2nd/863 Casey Harbour-4th/213 Victoria, Texas T8th/860 Conrad Roberts-21st/214 Opelika, Ala. 21st/585 Ryan Vermeer-T30th/285

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Year-by-Year Results 2000-01

Team Three-Round Average: 882.24 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 859 (Purina Classic) Date Tournament Sept. 5-7 2000 TOPY Cup Inverness Intercollegiate Inv. Sept. 18-19 Kansas Invitational Sept. 25-26 Purina Classic Oct. 9-10 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Oct. 27-29 Rice/Meadowbrook Farms Inter.

Feb. 12-13 Louisiana Classics March 12-13 Cleveland Golf Championships March 19-20 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational March 26-27 April 2-3 Western Intercollegiate The Intercollegiate April 14-15 April 23-24 Big 12 Championship May 17-19 NCAA Central Regional

2001-02

Team Three-Round Average: 868.92 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 849 (The Prestige) Date Tournament Sept. 8-9 The Ridges Intercollegiate Oct. 1-2 Jim Colbert Intercollegiate Oct. 8-9 Purina-Missouri Bluffs Classic Oct. 26-28 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Nov. 5-6 The Prestige at PGA West Feb. 13-15 TaylorMade/Big Island Invitational March 11-12 Louisiana Classics March 18-19 Cleveland Golf Collegiate Champ.

March 25-26 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational Western Intercollegiate April 8-9 April 13-14 The Intercollegiate Big 12 Championship April 29-30 May 16-18 NCAA Central Regional

2002-03

Team Three-Round Average: 879.95 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 858 (Missouri Bluffs) Date Tournament Sept. 16-17 Inverness Intercollegiate Sept. 23-24 Kansas Invitational Oct. 7-8 Purina-Missouri Bluffs Classic Oct. 25-27 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Nov. 4-5 The Prestige at PGA West Feb. 12-14 TaylorMade/Big Island Invitational March 10-11 Louisiana Classics March 17-18 Cleveland Golf Collegiate Champ.

March 24-25 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational April 7-8 Western Intercollegiate April 12-13 Raleigh Intercollegiate April 28-29 Big 12 Championship May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional

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Best Individual Average: Travis Hurst-73.38 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Andy Stewart (Two times), Tyler Hall-66 Location Result Top Individual Fukushima, Japan 4th/873 Conrad Roberts-T2nd/211 Toledo, Ohio 4th/899 Travis Hurst-T7th/218 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/861 Kris Marshall-T2nd/215 St. Charles, Mo. 3rd/859 Travis Hurst-1st/206 Palo Alto, Calif.

7th/875 Travis Hurst-3rd/213 Katy, Texas 1st/861 Casey Harbour-T3rd/215 Lafayette, La. 6th/585 Conrad Roberts-T11th/144 Aiken, S.C. 4th/588 Andy Stewart-T14th/148 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/899 Travis Hurst-1st/213 Santa Cruz, Calif.

3rd/872 Andy Stewart-T10th/216 Chapel Hill, N.C. 9th/878 Conrad Roberts-T11th/215 Hutchinson, Kan. 7th/933 Conrad Roberts-T20th/232 Stillwater, Okla.

T15th/898 Andy Stewart-T3rd/214 Best Individual Average: Kris Marshall-72.00 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Travis Hurst-64 (The Prestige Rd. 1) Location Result Top Individual Jonesborough, Tenn.

10th/841 Kris Marshall-T13th/215 Manhattan, Kan. 5th/913 Travis Hurst-4th/221 St. Charles, Mo. 5th/866 Tyler Hall-T10th/215 Palo Alto, Calif.

T5th/859 Tyler Hall-T6th/208 Palm Desert, Calif.

T5th/855 Tyler Hall-T2nd/208 Waikoloa, Hawaii T2nd/849 Travis Hurst-T9th/217 Lafayette, La. T7th/881 Kris Marshall-T11th/218 Aiken, S.C. T3rd/854 Kris Marshall-T6th/209 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/861 Casey Harbour-2nd/211 Santa Cruz, Calif.

4th/865 Kris Marshall-T2nd/208 Chapel Hill, N.C. 10th/870 Casey Harbour-T14th/214 Hutchinson, Kan. 10th/895 Kris Marshall-T13th/217 Little Rock, Ark. T11th/887 Travis Hurst-T7th/214 Best Individual Average: Kris Marshall-72.18 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Kris Marshall-65 (Missouri Bluffs Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Toledo, Ohio 10th/909 Kris Marshall-T24th/226 Lawrence, Kan. 2nd/872 Kris Marshall-T2nd/212 St. Charles, Mo. 6th/858 Kris Marshall-T2nd/207 Palo Alto, Calif.

T5th/859 Tyler Hall-T6th/208 La Quinta, Calif.

T6th/882 Kris Marshall-1st/207 Waikoloa, Hawaii 20th/876 Kris Marshall-T22th/213 Lafayette, La. 13th/892 Pete Krsnich-T32nd/222 Aiken, S.C. 4th/577 Kris Marshall-T9th/142 Stevinson, Calif.

12th/895 Tyler Hall-T8th/216 Santa Cruz, Calif.

14th/893 Andrew Price-T26th/221 Raleigh, N.C. T10th/876 Kris Marshall-T19th/215 Tulsa, Okla.

8th/876 Kris Marshall-T3rd/223 Manhattan, Kan. 19th/881 Kris Marshall-T20th/215

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Year-by-Year Results 2003-04

Team Three-Round Average: 875.38 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 844 (Nelson Invitational) Date Tournament Sept. 13-14 The Ridges Intercollegiate Kansas Invitational Sept. 22-23 Pepperdine Club Grove Inter.

Oct. 6-7 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Oct. 24-26 The Prestige at PGA West Nov. 3-4 UCF/Rio Pinar Intercollegiate Feb. 16-17 Roadrunner Intercollegiate March 1-2 Louisiana Classics March 8-9 Western Intercollegiate March 22-23 March 29-30 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate April 9-10 April 26-27 Big 12 Championship May 20-22 NCAA Central Regional

2004-05

Team Three-Round Average: 876.83 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 833 (Big Island Inv.) Date Tournament Sept. 11-12 The Ridges Intercollegiate Sept. 20-21 Kansas Invitational Oct. 4-5 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 22-24 Nelson-Stanford Invitational Nov. 1-2 The Prestige at PGA West Feb. 9-11 TaylorMade/Big Island Invitational Feb. 28-March 1 Roadrunner Intercollegiate March 7-8 Louisiana Classics CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational March 21-22 March 28-29 Western Intercollegiate Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate April 8-9 April 29-May 1 Big 12 Championship May 19-21 NCAA Central Regional

2005-06

Team Three-Round Average: 885.44 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 841 (Pioneer Classic) Date Tournament Sept. 12-13 Cleveland State Invitational Sept. 19-20 Kansas Invitational Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Oct. 17-18 The Prestige at PGA West Nov. 3-4 Del Walker Intercollegiate Feb. 8-10 Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Feb. 27-28 All-American Intercollegiate March 20-21 Ron Moore Invitational March 27-28 Western Intercollegiate April 7-8 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate April 15-16 US Intercollegiate April 24-26 Big 12 Championship

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Best Individual Average: Andrew Price-72.77 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Kevin Ward (Two times), Tyler Docking-66 Location Result Top Individual Jonesborough, Tenn.

12th/892 Andrew Price-T6th/219 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/855 Andrew Price-1st/207 Somis, Calif.

5th/897 5th/897 Kevin Ward-T3rd/817 Palo Alto, Calif.

5th/844 Tyler Docking-T10th/209 La Quinta, Calif.

T7th/876 Andrew Price-T14th/217 Orlando, Fla. T6th/888 Andrew Price-T7th/215 San Antonio, Texas T1st/856 Tyler Docking-T3rd/212 Lafayette, La. 2nd/866 Kevin Ward-1st/210 Santa Cruz, Calif.

T8th/869 Tyler Hall-T9th/214 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/858 Tyler Hall-T2nd/210 Cary, N.C. 2nd/860 Kevin Ward-T3rd/210 Hutchinson, Kan. T5th/893 Tyler Hall-T20th/224 West Lafayette, Ind. 16th/926 Andrew Price-T45th/240 Best Individual Average: Kevin Ward-72.22 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Andrew Price-63 (Big Island Rd. 3) Location Result Top Individual Jonesborough, Tenn.

12th/884 Kevin Ward-T10th/216 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/870 Kevin Ward-1st/212 Lake Forest, Ill. 10th/894 Barrett Martens-T19th/220 Palo Alto, Calif.

6th/847 Tyler Docking-T4th/207 La Quinta, Calif.

T7th/925 Kevin Ward-T5th/223 Waikoloa, Hawaii T11th/833 Tyler Docking-T21/206 San Antonio, Texas T1st/860 Tyler Docking-T2nd/211 Lafayette, La. T4th/586 Tyler Docking-T2nd/142 Stevinson, Calif.

1st/872 Kevin Ward-1st/208 Santa Cruz, Calif.

2nd/584 Kevin Ward-T3rd/141 Cary, N.C. T9th/580 Kevin Ward-T27th/145 Trinity, Texas 6th/910 Kevin Ward-T15th/225 South Bend, Ind. T13/877 Kevin Ward-T25th/216 Best Individual Average: Gary Woodland-72.05 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Gary Woodland (Two Times), Peter Krsnich- 66 Location Result Top Individual Chardon, Ohio 9th/887 Gary Woodland-1st/202 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/852 Gary Woodland-3rd/209 Nashville, Tenn.

T6th/879 Gary Woodland-T3rd/213 La Quinta, Calif.

17th/920 Gary Woodland-T17th/219 Long Beach, Calif.

7th/869 Gary Woodland-2nd/205 Kona, Hawaii 21st/905 Pete Krsnich-T63rd/222 Houston, Texas 4th/877 Gary Woodland-T4th/212 Goodyear, Ariz.

T4th/841 Pete Krsnich-4th/207 Santa Cruz, Calif.

T5th/610 Pete Krsnich-T29th/149 Cary, N.C. T13th/895 Gary Woodland-T22nd/218 Stanford, Calif.

11th/603 Tyler Docking-T15th/146 Tulsa, Okla.

8th/897 Gary Woodland-T7th/215

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Year-by-Year Results 2006-07

Team Three-Round Average: 890.15 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 854 (Hawaii-Hilo) Tournament Date Sept. 9-10 Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate Kansas Invitational Sept. 18-19 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 8-9 The Prestige at PGA West Oct. 16-17 Landfall Tradition Oct. 27-29 Hawaii-Hilo Invitational Feb. 7-9 Feb. 26-27 All-American Golf Classic March 5-6 Louisiana Classics March 19-20 Western Intercollegiate March 26-27 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational April 9-10 Wyoming Cowboy Classic April 23-24 Big 12 Championship May 17-19 NCAA Central Regional

2007-08

Team Three-Round Average: 893.47 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 858 (Hawaii-Hilo) Date Tournament Sept. 10-11 St. Mary’s Invitational Sept. 17-18 Kansas Invitational Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic Oct. 15-16 The Prestige at PGA West Oct. 26-28 Landfall Tradition Feb. 6-8 Hawaii-Hilo Tradition All-American Golf Classic Feb. 25-26 March 10-11 Cajun Classic March 21-23 Ron Moore Invitational April 11-13 River Landing Intercollegiate Big 12 Championship April 25-27

2008-09

Team Three-Round Average: 910.59 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 857 (Cardinal Inter.)

Date Tournament Sept. 8-9 Fairway Club Invitational Sept. 15-16 Kansas Invitational Sept. 29-30 Cardinal Intercollegiate Oct. 27-28 Baylor Intercollegiate Feb. 4-6 Hawaii-Hilo Invitational March 9-10 Louisiana Classics March 19-21 Desert Shootout March 29-31 Western Intercollegiate April 10-11 River Landing Intercollegiate April 18-19 Aggie Invitational April 27-29 Big 12 Championship

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Best Individual Average: Gary Woodland-72.26 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Tyler Docking, Gary Woodland-65 Location Result Top Individual Sugar Grove, Ill. 5th/920 Gary Woodland-T6th/225 Lawrence, Kan. 1st/862 Gary Woodland-1st/207 Glencoe, Ill. 2nd/895 Gary Woodland-2nd/216 La Quinta, Calif.

T5th/877 Tyler Docking-T4th/211 Wilmington, N.C. 7th/915 Tyler Docking-T9th/224 Kona, Hawaii T14th/854 Patrick Roth-T43rd/210 Houston, Texas 1st/872 Gary Woodland-1st/211 Lafayette, La. 10th/878 Gary Woodland-1st/205 Santa Cruz, Calif.

T7th/871 Tyler Docking-3rd/207 Stevinson, Calif.

T3rd/910 Tyler Docking-7th/221 Scottsdale, Ariz.

T5th/854 Gary Woodland-T2nd/206 Hutchinson, Kan. 10th/917 Walt Koelbel-T9th/221 Sugar Grove, Ill. 24th/947 Gary Woodland-T21st/226 Best Individual Average: Brad Hopfinger-73.39 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Brad Hopfinger-66 (Hawaii-Hilo Rd. 1) Location Result Top Individual Pebble Beach, Calif.

17th/923 Nate Barbee-T47th/228 Lawrence, Kan. T2nd/894 Nate Barbee-T8th/221 Glencoe, Ill. 13th/899 Zach Pederson-T36th/220 La Quinta, Calif.

16th/897 Walt Koelbel-T19th/218 Wilmington, N.C. T8th/903 Brad Hopfinger-T12th/220 Kona, Hawaii T14th/858 Brad Hopfinger-T26th/210 Houston, Texas 11th/919 Nate Barbee-T20th/226 Lafayette, La. 10th/890 Brad Hopfinger-T17th/221 Goodyear, Ariz.

12th/868 Nate Barbee-T5th/209 Wallace, N.C. 8th/881 Brad Hopfinger-T16th/217 Trinity, Texas 6th/1194 Brad Hopfinger-T7th/290 Best Individual Average: Nate Barbee-72.27 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Nate Barbee, Blake Giroux-68 Location Result Top Individual Nebraska City, Neb. 3rd/591 Nate Barbee-T4th/143 Lawrence, Kan. 3rd/882 Nate Barbee-6th/217 Louisville, Ky. 7th/857 Blake Giroux-T9th/210 Dallas, Texas 10th/904 Nate Barbee-T29th/224 Kona, Hawaii 15th/924 Nate Barbee-69th/231 Lafayette, La. 9th/884 Walt Koelbel-T3rd/211 Goodyear, Ariz.

4th/840 Nate Barbee-5th/204 Santa Cruz, Calif.

16th/930 Andrew Storm-T15th/222 Wallace, N.C. 15th/930 Walt Koelbel- T19th/217 College Station, Texas 15th/780 Zach Pederson-T49th/153 Hutchinson, Kan. 7th/1191 Zach Pederson- 10th/294

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Year-by-Year Results 2009-10

Team Three-Round Average: 891.08 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 855 (Desert Shootout) Tournament Date Sept. 14-15 Fairway Club Invitational Jim Colbert Intercollegiate Sept. 21-22 Kansas Invitational Sept. 28-29 Bill Ross Intercollegiate Oct. 19-20 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Oct. 26-27 Rice Intercollegiate Feb. 15-16 March 8-9 Louisiana Classics Squire Creek Invitational March 15-16 March 18-20 Desert Shootout April 5-6 Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic April 12-13 Missouri Intercollegiate April 23-25 Big 12 Championship

2010-11

Team Three-Round Average: 889.58 Low 54-Hole Team Score: 858 (Herb Wimberly) Date Tournament Sept. 5-6 Turning Stone Intercollegiate Sept. 13-14 Fairway Club Invitational Sept. 20-21 Kansas Invitational Sept. 27-28 Colorado Invitational Oct. 18-19 Bill Ross Intercollegiate Oct. 25-26 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Wyoming Desert Classic Feb. 26-27 March 7-8 Louisiana Classics National Invitational Tournament March 21-22 March 25-26 Border Olympics Cowboy Classic April 4-5 April 16-17 Hawkeye Invitational April 25-27 Big 12 Championship

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Best Individual Average: Nate Barbee-72.39 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Nate Barbee-64 (Herb Wimberly Rd. 2) Location Result Top Individual Nebraska City, Neb. 3rd/859 Nate Barbee-5th/213 Manhattan, Kan. 2nd/591 Nate Barbee-5th/142 Lawrence, Kan. T2nd/888 Nate Barbee-1st/211 Kansas City, Mo. 7th/911 Jeff Bell-T11th/225 Las Cruces, N.M. 11th/858 Nate Barbee-4th/206 Houston, Texas 4th/921 Nate Barbee-T3rd/223 Lafayette, La. 15th/907 Nate Barbee-T28th/222 Choudrant, La. 7th/924 Nate Barbee-T2nd/223 Goodyear, Ariz.

2nd/855 Nate Barbee-2nd/205 Wichita, Kan. 4th/894 Nate Barbee-T5th/220 Columbia, Mo. T5th/875 Chris Gilbert-T9th/216 Trinity, Texas 12th/1210 Nate Barbee-T27th/296 Best Individual Average: Chris Gilbert-73.57 Low Player 18-Hole Score: Chris Gilbert-65 (Herb Wimberly Rd. 3) Location Result Top Individual Verona, N.Y. 6th/918 Chris Gilbert-T15th/226 Nebraska City, Neb. 6th/591 Doug Quinones-T2nd/142 Lawrence, Kan. T6th/887 Chris Gilbert-T15th/220 Erie, Colo.

3rd/869 Jeff Bell-T10th/216 Kansas City, Mo. 2nd/886 Nate Barbee-1st/213 Las Cruces, N.M. 1st/858 Alex Gutesha-T3rd/210 Palm Desert, Calif.

12th/916 Alex Gutesha-12th/222 Lafayette, La. T12th/893 Nate Barbee-T21st/220 Tucson, Ariz.

10th/903 Chris Gilbert-T26th/223 Laredo, Texas 11th/866 Chris Gilbert-T11th/211 Scottsdale, Ariz.

T15th/870 Alex Gutesha-T30th/215 Iowa City, Iowa 6th/603 Dan Waite-14th/149 Hutchinson, Kan. 9th/1208 Chris Gilbert-T14th/292

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