UTSA Golf Quick Facts Location__________________San Antonio, Texas Enrollment________ 28,413 (24,648 undergrad) Founded____________________________ 1969 Nickname_____________________ Roadrunners Colors__ Orange (1665), Navy Blue (289) and White Conference_______________________Southland Affiliation_ _________________ NCAA Division I President__________________ Dr. Ricardo Romo Athletics Director________________ Lynn Hickey Internet address________________ goUTSA.com Head Coach____ John Knauer (Texas A&M ‘95) Assistant Coach______ Bill Rogers (Houston ’73) Years at UTSA_ _______________Second season Golf Office Phone___________ (210) 458-4198 Golf Coach E-Mail______ john.knauer@utsa.edu First Season For Men’s Golf_ ___________ 1983 All-Time Tournament Championships________20 Lettermen Returning/Lost_________________5/1 Newcomers______________________________ 5 Sports Information Director______ Kyle Stephens Office Phone _______________ (210) 458-4551 Associate SID_______________Brian Hernandez Office Phone________________ (210) 458-4907 Assistant SID/Golf Contact______ Carlos Valdez Office Phone________________ (210) 458-4930 E-Mail_______________ carlos.valdez@utsa.edu Sports Information Fax_______ (210) 458-4569 Mailing Address_____________ UTSA SID Office __________________________One UTSA Circle _________________ San Antonio, Texas 78249
CREDITS
The 2009-10 mens golf guide was designed, written and edited by Assistant Sports Information Director Carlos Valdez III. Assistance provided by Sports Information Director Kyle Stephens and Associate Sports Information Director Brian Hernandez. Printing This publication was arranged for printing by The Watermark Group of San Antonio, Texas Photography Alamo Bowl, Alamodome, Bryan Bullon, Ross Davis, Patrick Dunn, Jeff Huehn, Mark McClendon, Dave Taylor, San Antonio Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, Schlitterbahn and Waterpark Resort.
Table of Contents Introduction Media Information_______________________ 2 Roster/Schedule_________________________ 3 Lone Star Invitational_____________________ 4 UTSA Oak Hills Invitational________________ 4 2009-10 Tournaments____________________ 5 Season Outlook_________________________ 6 Meet the Roadrunners Head Coach John Knauer_______________ 8-9 Assistant Coach Bill Rogers_______________10 Volunteer Coach Ian Parnaby_____________11 Ryan Kiel___________________________ 12-13 Emiliano Martinez___________________ 14-15 Lewis Chong________________________ 16-17 Jack Freeman__________________________18 Isaac Idstein___________________________19 Payne Wilkie_ _________________________20 Nicko Dodd_ __________________________21 Mitchell Griffin_________________________21 Taylor Koser___________________________22 Austin Struble__________________________22 Review 2008-09 Stats_ ________________________24 History UTSA in the Southland________________ 26-27 All-Time Team Championships____________28 Year-by-Year Results_________________ 29-33 UTSA in the Pros_ ______________________34 All-Time Letterwinners___________________34 UTSA & San Antonio UTSA______________________________ 36-37 Campus Life________________________ 38-39 Academics_ ________________________ 40-41 Career Services_ _______________________42 President Dr. Ricardo Romo_ _____________43 San Antonio________________________ 44-45 Athletics Director Lynn Hickey_____________46 UTSA Staff_ ___________________________47 Southland Conference___________________48
Media Information/Web Site Media Coverage The UTSA Sports Information office assists members of the media with their coverage of all Roadrunners sports by providing player and coach interviews, feature ideas, pregame notes and updated statistics. In addition to the 2009-10 men’s golf media guide, media members may check UTSA’s official athletics Web site — goUTSA.com — for the latest information on all the department’s 17 sports. Interviews All interviews with coaches and student-athletes must be arranged at least 24 hours in advance by contacting men’s golf SID Carlos Valdez. Telephone interviews are available to the media on a “call-back” basis at a time that is convenient for the coach or student-athlete. Media Services Media members are encouraged to contact the UTSA Sports Information Office for photography and media credentials at least 24 hours before a home tournament. Internet Fans and media members can keep up with the latest information on all 17 UTSA sports on the official Web site for Roadrunners Athletics at goUTSA.com. You will find updated statistics, weekly notes, player and coach biographies, schedules, rosters, archives and photos.
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Carlos Valdez III Assistant SID/Men’s Golf Contact carlos.valdez@utsa.edu Office Phone: (210) 458-4930 Cell Phone: (210) 887-1999 KENS - CBS TV San Antonio Express-News Phone: 210/366-5001 P.O. Box 2171 Fax: 210/377-8757 San Antonio, TX 78297 Phone: 210/250-3373 KSAT - ABC TV Fax: 210/250-3351 Email: sports@express-news.net Phone: 210/227-4141 Fax: 210/226-0131 The Paisano KWEX - Spanish TV 14545 Roadrunner Way Phone: 210/351-1270 San Antonio, TX 78249 Fax: 210/351-1310 Phone: 210/690-9301 Fax: 210/690-3423 WOAI - NBC TV Email: sports@paisano-online.com Phone: 210/223-4742 Fax: 210/476-1088 KABB - FOX TV Phone: 210/442-6304 Fax: 210/442-6333
2009-10 UTSA Men’s Golf Roster/Schedule Roster Name Lewis Chong Nicko Dodd Jack Freeman Mitchell Griffin Isaac Idstein Ryan Kiel Taylor Koser Emiliano Martinez Austin Struble Payne Wilkie
Ht. 6-0 5-8 6-3 6-0 5-11 6-3 6-2 5-10 6-2 5-10
Wt. Yr.-Exp. 170 Jr.-1L 140 Fr.-HS 180 Jr.-RS 155 Fr.-HS 175 So.-1L 220 Sr.-1L 175 Fr.-HS 195 Sr.-3L 155 Fr.-HS 170 So.-1L
Hometown/Last School Lethbridge, Alberta/Churchill HS Sugar Land, Texas/Strake Jesuit HS Garland, Texas/McClennan JC Driftwood, Texas/Dripping Spring HS Canyon Lake, Texas/Smithson Valley HS Seguin, Texas/Texas Lutheran Rice Lake, Wis./Rice Lake HS Laredo, Texas/United HS Aledo, Texas/Aledo HS Austin, Texas/Lake Travis HS
Head Coach: John Knauer (Second season/Texas A&M ’95) Assistant Coach: Bill Rogers (Second season/Houston ’73) Volunteer Assistant: Ian Parnaby (First season/Tennessee ’04)
2009-10 Schedule Date Sept. 11-12 Sept. 21-22 Oct. 5-6 Oct. 18-19 Oct. 26-27 Date Feb. 1-2 Feb.15-16 Feb. 22-23 March 5-6 March 15-16 April 5-6 April 17-18 April 26-28 May 13-15 May 25-30
Fall Event William H. Tucker Intercollegiate UTA Waterchase Invitational Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Lone Star Invitational at Briggs Ranch Baylor Intercollegiate
Location Albuquerque, N.M. Arlington, Texas Palm Desert, Calif. San Antonio, Texas Dallas, Texas
Spring Event Arizona Invitational UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Texas State Invitational Border Olympics Louisiana Tech Intercollegiate Morris Williams Invitational Aggie Invitational Southland Conference Championship NCAA Regional NCAA Championship
Location Tucson, Ariz. San Antonio, Texas Bastrop, Texas Laredo, Texas Ruston, La. Austin, Texas Bryan, Texas Springfield, La. TBA Chattanooga, Tenn.
Lone Star Invitational at Briggs Ranch
Sunday, Oct. 18 & Monday, Oct. 19 Briggs Ranch San Antonio, Texas Yardage: 7,308 yards Par: 72 Schedule: Sunday (36 holes/Tee times - 8 a.m.) Monday (18 holes/Tee times - 8 a.m.) Field: Baylor, Houston, Lamar, Rice, SMU, Sam Houston State, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas State, UT Arlington, UTEP and UTSA
15th Annual UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Monday, Feb. 15 & Tuesday, Feb. 16 Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas
Yardage: 6,691 yards Par: 72 Schedule: Monday (36 holes/Shotgun - 8 a.m.) Tuesday (18 holes/Tee times - 7:30 a.m.) Field: Air Force, Baylor, Illinois State, Iowa State, Louisiana-Lafayette, North Texas, Oklahoma, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, Southeastern Louisiana, Texas Tech, Texas Stae, Tulsa, UTSA and Wichita State
2009-10 Tournaments William H. Tucker Intercollegiate Yardage: 7,324 Par: 72 Dates: Sept. 11-12 Course: UNM South Championship Teams: Air Force, Arizona, Baylor, BYU, Campbell, Colorado, New Mexico, New Mexico State, North Texas, Pepperdine, San Diego State, Texas A&M, UNLV, Utah, UTEP, UTSA and Wyoming
UTA Waterchase Invitational Yardage: 7,304 Par: 72 Dates: Sept. 21-22 Course: Waterchase Golf Course Teams: Centenary, Central Arkansas, Central Oklahoma, Houston Baptist, Louisiana Tech, McNeese State, Nicholls, New Orleans, North Texas, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, UC Irvine, UT Arlington, UTPA, UTSA, Western Kentucky and Wichita State
Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Yardage: 7,322 Par: 72 Dates: Oct. 5-6 Course: Classic Club Teams: Boise State, Cal State-Northridge, Denver, Drake, Long Beach State, Nebraska, Santa Clara, Southern Utah, UC-Riverside, Utah, Utah Valley, Utah State, UMKC, UTEP, UTSA, Weber State and Wyoming
Lone Star Invitational at Briggs Ranch Yardage: 7,308 Par: 72 Dates: Oct. 18-19 Course: Briggs Ranch Teams: Houston, Lamar, Rice, Sam Houston State, SMU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas State, UT Arlington, UTEP and UTSA
Baylor Intercollegiate Yardage: 7,098 Par: 71 Dates: Oct. 26-27 Course: Royal Oaks Teams: Arkansas, Baylor, BYU, Iowa, Lamar, New Mexico, Oklahoma, SMU, Texas A&M, Texas, Tulsa and UTSA
Arizona Invitational Yardage: 6,785 Par: 71 Dates: Feb. 1-2 Course: Arizona National Teams: Arizona, California, Florida, Fresno State, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern Colorado, Pepperdine, San Diego, Texas A&M, UNLV, UTEP and UTSA
UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Yardage: 6,691 Par: 71 Dates: Feb. 15-16 Course: Oak Hills Country Club Teams: Air Force, Baylor, Illinois State, Iowa State, LouisianaLafayette, North Texas, Oklahoma, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, Southeastern Louisiana, Texas State, Texas Tech, Tulsa, UTSA and Wichita State
Texas State Invitational Yardage: 7,149 Par: 71 Dates: Feb. 22-23 Course: Wolfdancer Golf Course Teams: Centrl Arkansas, College of Charleston, Houston, Houston Baptist, North Texas, Oral Roberts, Rice, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, Texas Tech, UT Arlington and UTSA
Border Olympics Yardage: 7,125 Par: 72 Dates: March 5-6 Course: Laredo Country Club Teams: Air Force, Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, Houston, Lamar, New Mexico State, North Texas, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Rice, Texas State, UTEP, UTSA and Washington State
Louisiana Tech Intercollegiate Yardage: 7,105 Par: 72 Dates: March 15-16 Course: Squire Creek Course Teams: Austin Peay, Centenary, Houston, Jacksonville State, Kansas, Louisiana Tech, McNeese State, Mississppi, Missouri, New Orleans, Nicholls, Stephen F. Austin, Southeastern Louisiana, Rice and UTSA
Morris Williams Invitational Yardage: 7,154 Par: 71 Dates: April 5-6 Course: UT Club Teams: Arkansas, Baylor, Fresno State, Georgia, Kansas State, LSU, New Mexico, Oklahoma State, Pepperdine, SMU, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Tulsa and UTSA
Aggie Invitational Yardage: 7,146 Par: 72 Dates: April 17-18 Course: Traditions Golf Course Teams: Baylor, Colorado, Kent State, New Mexico, Oklahoma State, San Diego, SMU, Texas, TCU, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and UTSA
Southland Conference Championship Yardage: 7,049 Par: 72 Dates: April 26-28 Course: Carter Plantation Teams: Central Arkansas, Lamar, McNeese State, Nicholls, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, Texas A&MCorpus Christi, UT Arlington and UTSA
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Season Outlook
oming off a season that saw the UTSA men’s golf team post four top-10 finishes, including a fourth-place showing at the Southland Conference Championship, second-year coach John Knauer looks for a bright season.
registered the team’s third-best stroke average of 76.58 and recorded a career-low round of 70 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. He also tallied a career-best 217 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate and was the top finisher for the Roadrunners at the UTSA Intercollegiate.
Knauer welcomes back a five letterwinners in seniors Ryan Kiel and Emiliano Martinez, junior Lewis Chong and Isaac Idstein and Payne Wilkie.
Freeman redshirted during the 2008-09 season. The Garland native played one season at McClennan Community College. Freeman was a four-year letterwinner at Garland High School.
That group will be joined by five newcomers in redshirt junior Jack Freeman and four freshmen in Nicko Dodd, Mitchell Griffin, Taylor Koser and Austin Struble. “We have changed the culture of things and the expectations that come from these changes,” Knauer said. “I am excited to get the team together and start practicing, because I would like to see where the returners are from the previous year and their growth this season.” Seniors Knauer will rely heavily on his two seniors, in Kiel and Martinez. A mid-season transfer, Kiel appeared in five tournaments and posted the second-best stroke average on the team with a 75.40. In his Roadrunners debut he tied for 12th at the UNO Mardi Gras Invitational with a scorecard of 7676-70—222. Martinez has played in 33 career tournaments. He recorded the fourth-best stroke average on the team with a 76.94 last year. The Laredo native set a career low for a round with a 67 and matched his career-best threeround total of 216 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. Martinez had his best finish when he tied for11th at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate.
Sophomores The tandem of Isaac Idstein and Payne Wilkie are expected to see plenty of action this year. Idstein played three events in his rookie campaign. The Canyon Lake native logged a career-low for a tournament with a 236 at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational. Wilkie appeared in all 11 events in his rookie season and tallied 77.39 stroke average. The Austin native had his best finish of the season at the Southland Conference Championship (T-27th). Freshmen Knauer’s first true recruiting class features four outstanding freshmen in Dodd, Griffin, Koser and Struble. Dodd led his team to three consecutive district championships from 2006-08, and helped the Crusaders to a fourth-place showing at the 2008 Texas 5A Championship. Griffin was a regional qualifier and all-district selection in 2007 for Dripping Springs High School. The Driftwood native also competed in several events in 2008, including a fifth-place showing at the Stars of Texas Junior. Koser already has won three individual titles, including the 2008 Wisconsin Division I Conference Championship at Rice Lake High School. He collected all-state and first-team all-conference honors in football and golf. He also was selected Rice Lake Chamber of Commerce Athlete of the Year in 2009.
“I want Ryan and Emiliano to lead by example,” Knauer said. “I also want them to step it up and take this team to the next level. They are both great golfers who work hard and I think that will pay off this year.” Juniors The junior duo of Chong and Freeman will look to provide some of the veteran leadership this season. Chong appeared in all 11 tournaments in his first season with the Roadrunners. The Lethbridge, Alberta, native
Senior Ryan Kiel recorded the secondbest overall stroke average at 75.40 last season.
Struble was a four-time all-district and a two-time all region honoree at Aledo High School. He was all-state in 2009 after posting a sixth-place showing at the state tournament.
Meet the Roadrunners
John Knauer Head Coach Second Season Texas A&M ’95
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fter spending 10 years as an assistant coach at Arizona, John Knauer enters his second season as UTSA head men’s golf coach.
In his first season with the Roadrunners, Knauer guided his team to four top-10 finishes, including two top-5 showings, (Mean Green Classic/ Del Walker Intercollegiate/UNO Mardi Gras Invitational/Southland Conference Championship). His squad recorded its best outing of the year with a fourth-place showing at the 2009 Southland Golf Championship. The Roadrunners posted a pair of season lows for a round with a 278 in the first and second round of the Del Walker Intercollegiate on Oct. 16, 2008. Meanwhile, senior Kyle Collins became Knauer’s first golfer to collect All-Southland honors, as he earned second-team accolades with his fourthplace finish at the conference championship. Junior Lewis Chong and sophomore Payne Wilkie selected picked to the 2009 Southland Spring Commissioner’s Honor Roll List. The 2006 National Assistant Coach of the Year, Knauer brings 13 years of collegiate coaching experience at the Division I level to UTSA. Knauer began his coaching career at Texas A&M (199598), then moved to Tucson, Ariz., where he spent the majority of his time as an assistant under legendary head coach Rick LaRose. During his stay at Arizona, he was in charge of recruiting and the junior varsity program. The College Station native was well-known for his recruiting, which made Arizona one of the top golf programs in the country. The Wildcats were ranked as high as second in the country and ended
the season in the top 10 in five times during his tenure. During his 10-year stint at Arizona, the Wildcats won two NCAA West Regional titles (2000 and ’06), advanced to 11 NCAA Championships and captured one Pac-10 title. Arizona won 19 team championships and 19 individual titles during his tenure. Meanwhile, Arizona golfers earned 29 All-Pac-10 honors, 36 all-academic accolades, 16 All-America
The Knauer File Full Name: John Knauer Hometown: College Station, Texas Birthdate: Nov. 26, 1971 Education: Texas A&M, 1995 Coaching Experience Head Coach: UTSA 2008-Present Assistant Coach, Arizona (1998-2008) Men’s Assistant Coach, Texas A&M (1997-98) Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coach, Texas A&M (1996-97) Volunteer Coach, Texas A&M (1995-96) Coaching Highlights 2006 National Assistant Coach of the Year 3 NCAA West Regionals titles 11 NCAA Championship appearances 4 Top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships 1 Pac-10 title 19 tournament titles 19 Individual medalists 3 Pac-10 Players of the Year 2 Pac-10 Freshmen of the Year 29 All-Pac-10 members 35 All-Pac-10 All-Academic selection 18 All-Americans
certificates, two Pac-10 Player of the Year awards and three Pac-10 Freshman of the Year honors. Under Knauer’s direction, the junior varsity program recorded 27 top-10 finishes and three team titles against NCAA Division I opponents in seven seasons. Prior to Arizona, Knauer got his start as a volunteer assistant coach at Texas A&M in 1995, then was promoted the following year to men’s and women’s assistant coach. During the 1997-98 year, Knauer became assistant coach for the the men’s golf program. He helped the Aggies reach the NCAA Golf Championship in 1998-99 and also win a regional in 1998. Knauer was a high school standout at A&M Consolidated High School in College Station. He was a four-year letterwinner and earned first-team all-region and all-district accolades. Knauer was part of the 1990 team that finished third at the state tournament. Knauer graduated from Texas A&M in 1995 with a degree in sport management. He also is known for his barbeque cooking. He currently resides in San Antonio, with his wife, Jennifer and two daughters, Ellen Marie and Paige Joy.
Bill Rogers
Assistant Coach Second Season Houston ’73
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ill Rogers, who brings more than 30 years of experience to UTSA, is in his second season as assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s programs. As a first-year assistant, Rogers played an instrumental role in UTSA’s success during the 2008-09 season. The Roadrunners recorded seven top-five finishes, to go along with three individual titles and the program’s first team title. Rogers is a former Professional Golf Association (PGA) Tour member who began his career in 1974. Rogers collected several PGA and international victories during his career, including the 1981 British Open. His first pro win came at the 1977 Pacific Masters and he then won his first PGA event one year later at the Bob Hope Desert Classic. The following year, he won the World Match Play and Suntory Classic. Rogers put together one of his best seasons in 1981 with seven tournament triumphs, including The British Open, Heritage Classic, Texas Open and Australian Open. He also collected one of golf’s most notable trophies that same year, the PGA Player of the Year. Rogers capped off the season as a member of the 1981 Ryder Cup team. Ten years later, he returned to the Ryder Cup as an assistant coach.
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Prior to his professional career, Rogers was a fouryear letterwinner at Houston, where he earned firstteam All-America honors in 1973. He later was inducted into the Houston Cougars Hall of Fame in 1987. Rogers was a board member of Golf San Antonio and the Director of Golf at the San Antonio Country Club from 1990-2000. He also brought the American Junior Golf Association to San Antonio and played a key role in the development of Briggs Ranch Golf Club. Rogers was inducted into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame in 1995 and San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
Ian Parnaby Volunteer Coach First Season Tennessee ’04
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ormer Tennessee standout Ian Parnaby begins his second season as volunteer assistant coach of the women’s golf program and first year as the men’s volunteer coach.
Parnaby played an important role this past season, helping the women’s golf program reach a new level of competition. He was vital to the team achievements of one team tournament win (Stripes Islander Spring Classic) three individual titles and a runner-up showing at the 2009 Southland Conference Women’s Golf Championship. After graduating from Tennessee in 2004, Parnaby turned professional in 2005 and has spent the last three years playing on the NGA Hooters Tour, Nationwide Tour and Euro Pro Tour. He narrowly missed out on the first stage of PGA Tour qualifying school this fall and plans to play a mixed schedule of NGA Hooters Tour and Adams Tight Lies events. He will bring a wealth of knowledge to the program.
During his four-year stint as a member of the Tennessee golf team, he collected second-team All-SEC honors and was a three-time Academic All-SEC recipient. Parnaby won the prestigious Ridges Intercollegiate in 2003 and posted five top-five finishes. He also participated in the 2003 NCAA Championship his final season. “His experience at Tennessee and now as a professional will be very valuable in assessing the players games and finding ways to improve each area,” Cole said. Parnaby has one brother, Stuart, a professional soccer player who resides in Birmingham, England. His mother and father, David and Jean, reside in Durham, England. Parnaby is engaged to UTSA women’s head coach Carrie Cole.
After graduation, the Durham, England, native returned home to compete in the Euro Pro Tour from 2006-07. He then came back to the U.S. to participate in the Nationwide Tour’s Chattanooga Classic in 2007. In 2008, he played on the NGA Hooters Tour, where he tied for 17th at the Onion Creek Classic in Austin.
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Ryan Kiel
6-3 • 220 • Sr.-1L Seguin, Texas Texas Lutheran As a junior: Transferred to UTSA in the spring season and appeared in five tournaments … posted the second-best sroke average on the team with a 75.40 … tied for 12th at the UNO Mardi Gras Invitational with a scorecard of 76-76-70— 222 in his Roadrunner debut … tied for 17th after shooting a three-round total of 224 at the UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic … registered a 54hole total of 226 at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … tied for 27th with a three-day tally of 227 at the 2009 Southland Conference Championship … tied for 31st with a 77-78-77—232 at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate.
Prior to UTSA: Played two seasons at Texas Lutheran … was a two-time PING All-West Region selection … collected academic all-conference honorsin 2008 … won the American Southwest Conference individual title in 2006 and then was runner-up the following year … placed seventh at the Division III National Championship. Personal: Born on Sept. 5, 1987, in Seguin, Texas … son of Ken and Teresa Kiel … has one brother, Kevin … majoring in business and plans to become a financial advisor … also plans to play professionally.
Kiel’s Career Bests
Best Finish____________________t12__________UNO Mardi Gras Invitational______________ Feb. 8-9, 2009 Best Event (Strokes)_ __________ 222_ ________UNO Mardi Gras Invitational______________ Feb. 8-9, 2009 Low Round_ __________________ 70__________UNO Mardi Gras Invitational______________ Feb. 8-9, 2009 Low First Round_ ______________ 75________ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic_________ April 13-14, 2009 Low Second Round_____________ 72___________UTSA Oak Hills Invitational_____________ Feb. 16-17.2009 Low Third Round_ _____________ 70__________UNO Mardi Gras Invitational______________ Feb. 8-9, 2009
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Kiel on the Course Spring 2009 t12__ UNO Mardi Gras Invitational_ _ t51__ UTSA Oaks Hills Invitational__ t31__ Carter Plantation Intercollegiate__ t17__ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic__ t27__ Southland Championship__
76-76-70—222 80-72-74—230 77-78-78—232 75-74-75—224 78-75-76—227
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Emiliano Martinez 5-10 • 190 • Sr.-3L Laredo, Texas United HS
As a junior: Played in all 11 tournaments … recorded fourth-best stroke average with a 76.94 … set a career low for a round with a 67 and matched his career three-round total of 216 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … had best finish of the season by tying for 11th after shooting a 76-72-78—226 at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate … tied for 20th at the Southland Conference Championship with rounds of 75-74-74—227 … his three-round total of 216 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate helped the Roadrunners record a top-five showing … turned in a final scorecard of 223 at the Louisiana Classics … registered a pair of 233s at the UNO Mardi Gras Invitational and the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … fired scores of 77-78-80—235 at the Mean Green Classic … turned in a three-round tally of 237 at the William H. Tucker … tied for 57th with an 8182-81—244 at the UTSA Intercollegiate … turned in a scorecard of 74-82-72—228 at the Pacific Invitational. As a sophomore: Competed in five tournaments and posted a 77.40 stroke average … recorded a career-low total of 216 at the UTSA Intercollegiate … tied for 53rd at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational with a two-day total of 229 … turned in a 239 at the Ron Smith/USF Invitational … tied for 64th with rounds of 81-76-74—231 at the Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic
Martinez’ Career Bests
Best Finish____________________T11________Carter Plantation Intercollegiate_________ March 23-24, 2009 Best Event (Strokes)_ __________ 216______ (2x) last: Del Walker Intercollegiate_ ________ Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Round_ __________________ 67___________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_____________ Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low First Round_ ______________ 67___________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_____________ Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Second Round_____________ 69_______________UTSA Invitational_________________ Oct. 29-30, 2007 Low Third Round_ _____________ 72_____ (2x) last: Carter Plantation Intercollegiate_____ March 23-24, 2009
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… finished 56th at the Oklahoma Intercollegiate … tied for 12th at the UTSA Intercollegiate and posted a season-low round of 69. As a freshman: Played in two tournaments during the 2006-07 season … shot 78-76-75—229 at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … turned in a three-round total of 251 at the Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic. Prior To UTSA: Lettered four years at Laredo United High School … a two-time district champion … placed second at regionals in 2006 … won the North Zone Tour Championship in Mexico … a member of the Mexican National Team. Personal: Born March 21, 1988, in Nuevo Laredo, Tampsulipas … favorite movie is “Happy Gilmore” … favorite athlete is Tiger Woods … favorite food is sushi … likes to practice on his golf game and work out in his spare time … majoring in kinesiology.
Martinez on the Course Spring 2009 t47__UNO Mardi Gras Invitational__ t65__ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational__ t38__ Louisiana Classics________ t11__ Carter Plantation Intercollegiate_ _ 68__ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic__ t20__ Southland Championship__ Fall 2008 t50__ Mean Green Classic______ t81__ William H. Tucker________ t29__ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __ t57__ UTSA Intercollegiate______ 54__ Pacific Invitational________ Spring 2008 t53__ UTSA Oak Hills Inviational ____ 84__ Ron Smith.USF Invitational___ t64__ Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic___ Fall 2007 56__ Oklahoma Intercollegiate____ t12__ UTSA Intercollegiate______ Spring 2007 t45__ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational_ __ t87__ Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic__
78-81-74—233 79-76-78—233 78-73-72—223 76-72-78—226 79-78-74—241 75-74-74—223 77-78-80—235 81-79-77—237 67-75-74—216 81-82-81—244 74-82-72—228 77-73-79—229 77-81-81—239 81-76-74—235 81-78-87—246 71-69-76—216 78-76-75—229 86-82-83—251
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Lewis Chong
6-0 • 170 • Jr.-2L Lethbridge, Alberta Churchill HS As a sophomore: Appeared in all 11 tournaments in his first season with the Roadrunners … registered the third-best stroke average on the team of 76.58 … posted a career-low round of 70 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … recorded a career-best tally of 217 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … was the top finisher (14th) for the Roadrunners with rounds of 77-78-72—227 at the UTSA Intercollegiate … tied for 25th at the 2009 Southland Conference Championship after shooting a 225 (76-70-79) … matched his career low at the Southland Championship with a 70 in the second round …tied for 28th with a 77-74-76—227 in his first collegiate tournament (Mean Green Classic) … fired a two-day total of 234 at the William H. Tucker … turned in a 74-75-74—223 at the Pacific Invitational … turned in a score of 78-73-76—227 at the Louisiana Classics … registered a three-round total of 230 at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … finished the UNO Mardi Gras Invitational with a 54-hole total of 234 … fired scores of 78, 88 and 80 (246) at the Carter Plantation … posted a final scorecard of 237 at the UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic. Prior to UTSA: Played four seasons at Churchill High School … posted a 72.90 stroke average as a senior … also collected all-district honors in 2008.
Chong’s Career Bests
Best Finish_______________ 14th_______________ UTSA Intercollegiate_________________Oct. 27-28, 2008 Best Event (Strokes)_ ______ 217_____________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ _____________Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Round_ ______________ 70______________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ _____________Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low First Round_ __________ 74_________________ Pacific Invitational___________________ Nov. 3-5, 2008 Low Second Round_________ 70______________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ _____________Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Third Round_ _________ 72__________(2x) last: Del Walker Intercollegiate__________Oct. 27-28, 2008
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Personal: Born on Aug. 19, 1988, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada … son of Michael and Munira Chong … has one sister, Anisha … majoring in mathematics.
Chong on the Course Spring2009 t50__ UNO Mardi Gras Invitational__ 78-76-76—234 t59__ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational__ 80-76-74—230 t57__ Louisiana Classics_________ 78-73-76—227 t58__ Carter Plantation Intercollegiate__ 78-88-80—246 t62__ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic__ 79-76-82—237 t25__ Southland Championship___ 76-70-79—225 Fall 2008 t28__ Mean Green Classic_______ 77-74-76—227 t74__ William H. Tucker_________ 80-79-75—234 t33__ Del Walker Intercollegiate____75-70-72—217 14__ UTSA Intercollegiate_______ 77-78-72—227 t46__ Pacific Invitational_________ 74-75-74—223
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Jack Freeman
6-3 • 180 • So.-RS Garland, Texas McClennan CC As a sophomore: Redshirted the 2008-09 season. Prior to UTSA: Lettered four years at South Garland High School … named team captain and posted a 75.00 stroke average in 2007 … played one season at McClennan Community College in 2008. Personal: Born on Jan. 30, 1988, in Dallas, Texas … son of Gilbert and Kim Freeman … has two brothers, Ross and David, and two sisters, Lauren and Ashley … majoring in economics.
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Isaac Idstein
5-11 • 175 • So.-1L Canyon Lake, Texas Smithson Valley HS As a freshman: Played three events in his rookie campaign … posted a career-low for a tournament with a 83-77-76—236 at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational … fired a 238 (82-77-79) at the Louisiana Classics … turned in a scorecard of 87-86-80—253. Prior to UTSA: Lettered four years at Smithson Valley High School …posted a 75.00 stroke average and collected two individual wins in 2008 …helped team to a District 26-5A Championship in 2007 and the Region IV-5A meet in 2008. Personal: Born on March 21, 1990, in Lake Forest, Ill. … son of Paul and Teri Idstein … majoring in kinesiology … plans to go pro after graduation.
Idstein on the Course
Spring 2009 t70__ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational__ 83-77-76—236 t78__ Louisiana Classics__________ 82-77-79—238 Fall 2008 67__ UTSA Intercollegiate________ 87-86-80—253
Idstein’s Career Bests
Best Finish____________________ 67______________UTSA Intercollegiate_ _________________ Oct. 27-28, 2008 Best Event (Strokes)_ __________ 236_ _________UTSA Oak Hills Invitational________________ Feb. 16-17, 2009 Low Round_ __________________ 76___________UTSA Oak Hills Invitational________________ Feb. 16-17, 2009 Low First Round_ ______________ 82_______________Louisiana Classics_ _________________ March 9-10, 2009 Low Second Round_____________ 77__________ (2x) last: Louisiana Classics______________ March 9-10, 2009 Low Third Round_ _____________ 76___________UTSA Oak Hills Invitational________________ Feb. 16-17, 2009
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Payne Wilkie
5-10 • 160 • So.-1L Austin, Texas Lake Travis HS Fall 2008: Appeared in all 11 events in his rookie season … tallied an overall 77.39 stroke average …posted his best finish of the season at the Southland Conference Championship (t27th) … fired a career-low 72 twice, most recently at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational …registered career-best 223 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … shot a 224 at both the Pacific Invitational and UTSA Oak Hills Invitational, respectively … tied for 33rd at the Mean Green Classic with scores of 77-73-78—228 … registered a two-day total of 232 at the William H. Tucker … shot an 83-7973—235 at the UTSA Intercollegiate … turned in a scorecard of 77-79-82—238 at the UNO Mardi Gras Invitational. Prior to UTSA: A three-year letterwinner at Lake Travis High School … recorded a 77.90 stroke average in 2008 …collected first-team alldistrict and honorable mention all-region honors in 2006 … also honorable mention all-district and first-team all-region in 2007 … collected district championships in 2006 and ’07 …helped his team to a third-place showing at state in 2007 … a three-time academic all-district selecton.
Wilkie on the Course Spring 2009 t59__ UNO Mardi Gras Invitational___ 77-79-82—238 t44__ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational___ 76-72-76—224 t78__ Louisiana Classics_________ 82-77-79—238 t49__ Carter Plantation Incollegiate___ 82-81-79—242 70__ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic___ 83-82-83—248 t27__ Southland Championship___ 78-73-76—227 Fall 2008 t33__ Mean Green Classic_______ 77-73-78—228 t64__ William H. Tucker_________ 76-75-81—232 t56__ Del Walker Intercollegiate___ 74-72-77—223 t38__ UTSA Intercollegiate_______ 83-79-73—235 t48__ Pacific Invitational_________ 76-75-73—224
Personal: Born on May 22, 1990, in Kansas City, Mo. … son of Kirk and Nancy Wilkie … has one brother, Tyler, and one sister, Haley … majoring in in pre-med.
Wilkie’s Career Bests
Best Finish________________ T27_ ____________ Southland Championship_ ___________ April 27-28, 2009 Best Event (Strokes)_ _______ 223_____________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_____________ Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Round_ _______________ 72__________(2x) last: UTSA Oak Hills Inviational_________ Feb. 16-17, 2009 Low First Round_ ___________ 74______________ Del Walker Intercollegiate_____________ Oct. 16-17, 2008 Low Second Round__________ 72______________ UTSA Oak Hills Inviational_____________ Feb. 16-17, 2009 Low Third Round_ __________ 73_____________ (2x) last: Pacific Invitational______________Nov. 3-5, 2008
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Nicko Dodd
5-8 • 140 • Fr.-HS Sugar Land, Texas Strake Jesuit HS Prior to UTSA: Led Houston Strake Jesuit to three consecutive district championships from 2006-08 … helped the Crusaders to a fourth-place showing at the 2008 Texas 5A Championship … finished seventh in the individual standings with scores of 72 and 75 (147) … a three-time alldistrict honoree … he placed third at regionals last spring with rounds of 75 and 72 … runnerup at the 2008 USGA Juniors with a two-round total of 142 (67-75).
Personal: Born on Jan. 16, 1991, in Houston, Texas … son of Bill and Stephanie Dodd … has one brother, Billy … has yet to declare a major.
Mitchell Griffin 6-0 • 155 • Fr.-HS Driftwood, Texas Dripping Spring HS
Prior to UTSA: A regional qualifier and alldistrict selection in 2007 … competed in several events in 2008, placing fifth at the Stars of Texas Junior after turning in scorecards of 74, 75 and 82 (231) … tied for 54th at the Mizuno Juniors with a three-round total of 233 … tallied his lowest tournament total of 221 at the PING Phoenix Juniors.
Personal: Born on Aug. 23, 1991, in Atlanta, Ga. … son of Jimmie and Nancy Griffin … has one brother, Terrill … has yet to declare a major.
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Taylor Koser
6-1 • 170 • Fr.-HS Rice Lake, Wis. Rice Lake HS Prior to UTSA: Selected Rice Lake Chamber of Commerce Athlete of the Year in 2009 … A threesport athlete in basketball, football and golf … a three-time all-conference performer in both sports … won three individuals titles, including the 2008 Wisconsin Division I Conference Championship … recorded a top-10 finish at the Wisconsin Junior PGA Tournament (75-75-74—224) … won the 2006 PGA Junior Series/Colorado Springs Tournament in addition to posting a pair of third-place finishes at the 2007 Future Legends and PGA Junior Series.
Personal: Born on Dec. 21, 1990, in Rice Lake, Wis. … son of Tom and Dianne Koser … has one brother, J.T. … majoring in business with an emphasis in marketing or management.
Austin Struble 6-2 • 155 • Fr.-HS Aledo, Texas Aledo HS
Prior to UTSA : Four-time all-district honoree … was named to the all-region team in 2008 and 2009 … placed 10th at state in 2009 … picked up an individual title with a 67-76—143 at the TJGT Baylor Invitational … finished third at regionals before placing 10th at the Texas 4A Championship and helped his squad to a sixth place showing … added a pair of runner-up finishes to his resume at the UST Golf Classic and Mansfield Tigers Cup.
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Personal: Born on Nov. 20, 1990, in San Antonio, Texas … son of John and Kristin Struble … has two brothers, Hayden and Sloan … majoring in business.
Season Review
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2008-09 Final Statistics Team Results - Fall 2008 8th/12_ ____________________ Mean Green Classic (Denton, Texas)________________ 15th/16_____________William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (Albuquerque, N.M.) ________ 5th/15_ ________________ Del Walker Intercollegiate (Long Beach, Calif.)____________ 11th/13____________ UTSA Comanche Trace Intercollegiate (Kerrville, Texas)________ 12th/12_____________________Pacific Invitational (Stockton, Calif.)_________________
304-290-308—902 314-308-306—928 278-278-296—852 325-312-302—939 297-302-292—891
Fall 2008 Averages Player Rds-Stks Low Avg. Top Finish Kyle Collins_____________15-1,122________ 67_________ 74.80_ _____________ 6th at Mean Green Classic Lewis Chong____________15-1,128________ 70_________ 75.20_ _14th at UTSA Comanche Trace Intercollegiate Payne Wilkie_ __________15-1,142________ 72_________ 76.13_ __________ T-33rd at Mean Green Classic Phillip Hui______________15-1,155________ 68_________ 77.00_ ______T-15th at Del Walker Intercollegiate Emiliano Martinez_______15-1,160________ 67_________ 77.33_ ______T-29th at Del Walker Intercollegiate Isaac Idstein_____________ 3-253__________ 80_________ 84.33_ _67th at UTSA Comanche Trace Intercollegiate
Team Results - Spring 2009 7th/14_ _______________________ UNO Mardi Gras Invitational___________________ 11th/14________________________ UTSA Oak Hills Invitational____________________ 14th/15____________________________ Louisiana Classics________________________ 12th/14______________________ UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic__________________ 4th/10_ ________________________ Southland Championships_____________________
302-307-296—905 302-293-298—905 306-304-306—916 308-305-313—926 298-285-301—884
Spring 2009 Averages Player Rds-Stks Low Avg. Top Finish Kyle Collins_____________18-1,315________ 68_________ 73.06_ ______________ 4th at SLC Championship Ryan Kiel_______________15-1,131________ 70_________ 75.40_ __ T-12th at UNO Mardi Gras Invitational Lewis Chong____________18-1,399________ 70_________ 77.82_ ___________ T-25th at SLC Championship Payne Wilkie_ __________18-1,412________ 72_________ 78.44_ _____________T-27 at SLC Championship Emiliano Martinez_______18-1,379________ 72_________ 76.61_ _T-11th at Carter Plantation Intercollegiate Isaac Idstein_____________ 3-236__________ 76_________ 78.67_ ____ T-70th at UTSA Oak Hills Invitational
Overall 2008-09 Averages Player Rds-Stks Low Avg. Top Finish Kyle Collins_____________33-2,437________ 67_________ 73.85_ ______________ 4th at SLC Championship Ryan Kiel_______________15-1,131________ 70_________ 75.40_ __ T-12th at UNO Mardi Gras Invitational Lewis Chong____________33-2,527________ 70_________ 76.58_ _ 14th at UTSA Comanche Trace Intercollegiate Emiliano Martinez_______33-2,539________ 67_________ 76.94_ _ T-11th at Carter Plantation Intercollegiate Payne Wilkie_ __________33-2,554________ 72_________ 77.39_ _____________ T-27 at SLC Championship Isaac Idstein_____________ 6-489__________ 76_________ 81.50_ _ 67th at UTSA Comanche Trace Intercollegiate
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UTSA History
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Southland Conference Honor Roll First-Team All-Southland
Micheal Connell 1995
Magnus Dohlvik 1997-98
Gibby Martens 2002
Mike Mezei 2004
Bryan Novoa 1993
Second-Team All-Southland
Kyle Collins 2009
John Elizondo 2006
Third-Team All-Southland
Kyle Collins_______________2007 John Elizondo_____________2004 Michael Givilancz_ ________2002 Luke Healy_ ______________2003 Thomas Kearney__________2007 Nick Olivarri______________2005 Honorable Mention All-Southland
John Elizondo_____________ 2005
Gibby Martens 2000-01
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Shawn Smith 1992
Steve Ward 1994
Southland Champion
Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year
John Elizondo 2006 Southland Individual Champion
Matt Johnston 2004-05 Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year
Magnus Dohlvik 1997 Southland Individual Champion
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UTSA at the Southland Championship Year Champion Runner-Up UTSA Individual Champion 1992_________ Texas State (895)______ North Texas (897)_________ 6th (940)__________ Thad Harbour, TXST (219) 1993_________North Texas (905)____ Stephen F. Austin (918)_______ 6th (943)__________ Brian McMyler, SFA (216) 1994_______Sam Houston St. (881)____ North Texas (893)_________ 3rd (897)__________ Dean Choate, SHSU (215) 1995________ UT Arlington (884)_ _____La.-Monroe (902)_________ 4th (903)___________ Jason Hughes, UTA (217) 1996_________North Texas (886)_______Texas State (896)_ ________ 7th (923)____________ Ryan Palmer, UNT (217) 1997_________ Texas State (888)________ UTSA (889)__________ 2nd (889)__ Magnus Dohlvik, UTSA (219) 1998________ SE Louisiana (855)______Texas State (892)_ ________ 7th (906)_____________Bill Sherman, SLU (210) 1999______ Stephen F. Austin (892)_ __ UT Arlington (892)_________ 8th (918)________ Brandt Kieschnick, SHSU and ____________________________________________________________________________________ David Bolen (218) 2000________ SE Louisiana (883)_______ UTSA (884)__________ 2nd (884)________________ Adam Babb (213) 2001___________ Lamar (891)________ SE Louisiana (902)_________ 7th (919)______________ Chris Stroud, LU (213) 2002___________ Lamar (882)________ UT Arlington (894)_________ 5th (909)__________ Mark Van Hoose, LU (216) 2003___________ Lamar (846)__________ UTSA (848)__________ 2nd (848)_____________ Chris Stroud, LU (206) 2004_________ La.-Monroe (869)_________ Lamar (869)____________ 6th (882)_____ D. Robert Jefferson, SHSU (212) 2005________ UT Arlington (861)_ _____La.-Monroe (874)_________ 7th (912)___________ Jordan Krantz, UTA (208) 2006___________ Lamar (871)__________ UTSA (880)__________ 2nd (880)_____ John Elizondo, UTSA (213) 2007___________ Lamar (825)________ SE Louisiana (858)_________ 3rd (877)_______Dawie Van Der Walt, LU (203) 2008___________ Lamar (866)______ Texas State/UTA (894)_______T4th (896)_____________ Scott Kelly, SHSU and _________________________________________________________________________ Sigmunder Masson, MSU (215) 2009___________ Lamar (859)________ UT Arlington (869_________ 4th (884)____________ Cedric Scotto, SLU (212)
UTSA’s Top Finisher in the Southland
Roadrunners in the NCAA Regionals
Year__ Name_______________Score______ Place 1992__ Shawn Smith______81-76-76—233___ N/A 1993__ Bryan Novoa______78-75-73—226____ t3rd 1994__ Steve Ward_______75-71-73—219_____ 6th 1995__ Michael Connell_ __77-70-73—220____ t2nd 1996__ Jimmy Muse_______75-79-75—229___ t16th 1997__ Magnus Dohlvik_ __70-72-77—219_____ 1st 1998__ Magnus Dohlvik_ __72-72-76—220______ 8t 1999__ Court Watson_____73-74-76—223____ t7th 2000__ Gibby Martens_ ___70-80-71—221____ t5th 2001__ Luke Healy________75-81-71—227___ t13th 2002__ Michael Givilancz__74-71-76—221_____ 4th 2003__ John Elizondo_____74-71-65—210_____3rd 2004__ Mike Mezel_______69-77-76—222____19th 2005__ Nick Olivarri______74-78-71—223_____ t12 2006__ John Elizondo_____67-71-75—213_____ 1st 2007__ Thomas Kearney___70-69-77—216____ t7th 2008__ Thomas Kearney___75-74-72—221____ t8th 2009__ Kyle Collins_______71-68-75—214_____ 4th
Name Score Year Place Magnus Dohlvik___76-73-74—223___1998____ t75th Mike Mezel_______83-74-80—237___2004____ t91st
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All-Time Team Championships • Olmos Park Invitational San Antonio, Texas; 1984 • Arkansas-Little Rock Invitational Little Rock, Ark.; Oct. 7-8, 1985 • Lou Plummer Invitational Elkins Lake Course; March 5-6, 1987 • Baylor Invitational Cottonwood Creek Country Club; Waco, Texas; March 20-21, 1987 • St. Mary’s Invitational Willow Springs Golf Course; San Antonio, Texas; Oct. 1-2, 1987 • Texas Lutheran Invitational Starcke Park Golf Course; Seguin, Texas; Nov. 15-16, 1987 • St. Mary’s Invitational Tapatio Springs; Boerne, Texas; March 19-20, 1990 • UTSA Spring Invitational Cedar Creek Country Club; San Antonio, Texas; March 5-6, 1990 • Alamo Intercollegiate Sonterra Country Club; San Antonio, Texas; Oct. 1991 • UTSA Spring Golf Classic Sonterra Country Club; San Antonio, Texas; March 18-19, 1991 • Centenary Hal Sutton Intercollegiate Northwood Country Club; Shreveport, La.; Nov. 6-8, 1994 • UTA United Technologies Invitational Bear Creek Country Club; Dallas, Texas; Nov. 15, 1994
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• Louisiana Tech Invitational Southern Trace Golf Course; Shreveport, La.; Oct. 22-24, 1995 • Centenary Hal Sutton Intercollegiate East Ridge Country Club; Shreveport, La.; Nov. 6-7, 1995 • UTSA Intercollegiate Cedar Creek Country Club; San Antonio, Texas; March 4-5, 1996 • Hilton Invitational Southern Hills Country Club; Broken Arrow, Okla.; Oct. 12-13, 1999 • Shocker Invitational Wichita State Golf Course; Wichita, Kan.; April 8-9, 2002. • Falcon Invitational Eisenhower Blue Course; Colorado Springs, Colo.; Sept. 19-21, 2003 • Crown Colony Classic Crown Colony Country Club; Lufkin, Texas; Oct. 13-14, 2003 • Rice Intercollegiate Black Horse Golf Club; Cypress, Texas; Feb. 9-10, 2004
Year-By-Year Results (Editor’s note: Some years are incomplete. We welcome any corrections)
2, Martin 71-69-140; Tucker 72-77-149; Kloza 73-78-151; Caruso 76-76-152; Flaherty 80-72-152. Team: First of 18 teams.
UTSA 345, Baylor 308 March 9, 1983, Tapatio Springs, Fair Oaks, Texas
TRINITY INVITATIONAL Nov. 4-5, 1985, Pecan Valley G.C., San Antonio, Texas
BAYLOR INVITATIONAL March 20-22, 1988, Cottonwood G.C., Waco, Texas 10, Petry 75-73-148; t12, Linnstaedter 74-75—149; t16, Bryan 78-79—157; Bryan 78-79-157; Martin 78-81—159. Team: Seventh 303-308—611
UTSA 348, Trinity 310 March 11, 1983, Pecan Valley G.C., San Antonio, Texas
HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL Nov. 11-13, 1985, Shreveport, La. Martin 232, Tucker 233, Flaherty 237,. Hresko 240, Rangel 241. Team: 13th of 15 teams, 940.
UTSA/DOMINION CLASSIC March 14-15, 1988, The Dominion C.C., San Antonio, Texas t9, Petry 82-78—160; t19, Bryan 78-84— 162; Team: Tied for sixth 316-328—644.
BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Feb. 28-March 1, 1986, Cottonwood Creek G.C., Waco, Texas Martin 80-81—161; Kloza 85-78—163; Chevalier 87-79—166; Tucker 85-82—167; Flaherty 89-85—174. Team: Tied for ninth out of 17 teams, 337-320—657.
ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE March 30, April 1, 1988, Bear Creek G.C., Houston, Texas Bryan 76-80—156; Petry, 77-78—155; Team: Missed cut, 308-299—607
1982-83
TEXAS LUTHERAN TOURNAMENT March 14, 1983, Seguin, Texas May 79, Milanovich 81, Aycock 81, Angel 81, Sanchez 101. Team: Eighth of eight 332. UTSA 359, Baylor 329 Morris Williams G.C., Austin, Texas March 17, 1983 UTSA 344, Texas State 294 March 29, 1983, San Marcos, Texas UTSA 336, Texas Lutheran 290 April 4, 1983, Seguin, Texas UTSA 373, Texas A&I 320, Texas Lutheran 310 April 12, Fair Oaks C.C., Fair Oaks, Texas UTSA 356, Trinity 334, Texas A&I 316 April 18, 2002, Willow Springs G.C., San Antonio, Texas UTSA 374, Texas Lutheran 301 April 27, 1983, Tapatio Springs G.C., Boerne, Texas
1983-84
UTSA BLAST OFF TOURNAMENT Sept 20, 1983, Fair Oaks C.C., San Antonio, Texas UTSA 301, Mary Hardin Baylor 306, Texas Lutheran 311, Mary Hardin Baylor B 316, St. Edward’s 316, Texas A&I 320, Trinity 320, St. Mary’s 337. Gorski 71, Caruso 73, Mireault 75, B. Alexander 82, Quint Alexander 85. UTSA, Schreiner Sept. 28, 1983, Tapatio Springs G.C., Boerne, Texas UTSA, Texas Lutheran Oct. 3, 1983, Seguin CC, Seguin, Texas
1984-85
PIZZA HUT/SHSU INVITATIONAL April 15-16, 1985, Waterwood National, Huntsville, Texas Rangel 82-83—165, Martin 85-81—166, Hresko 81-87—168, Caruso 84-88—172, Kloza 84-89-173. Team: Eleventh of 14 teams, 331-339—670.
1985-86
FORT WORTH INVITATIONAL Sept. 19-20, 1985, Pecan Valley G.C., Fort Worth, Texas 1, Martin 73-70-72—215; Quint Alexander 77-72-79—228; Caruso 81-73-75—229; Kloza 78-74-78—230; Tucker 78-7776—231. OKLAHOMA CITY INVITATIONAL Sept. 23-24, 1985, Lincoln Park G.C., Oklahoma City, Okla. 7, Martin 70-68-73—211; Tucker 7176-71—218; Caruso 74-72-73—219; Quint Alexander 77-73-72—222; Kloza 77-77-74—228. Team: Sixth of six teams, 292-289-289—870. ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK INVITATIONAL Oct. 7-8, 1985, Little Rock, Ark. t1, Tucker 73-72—145; t1, Quint Alexander 74-71—145; Martin 75-73-148; Hresko 75-74—149; Caruso 79-74—153. Team: First of 10 teams, 297-290—587. Note: First collegiate victory. ST MARY’S FALL INVITATIONAL Octc. 14-15, 1985, Tapatio Springs G.C., Boerne, Texas 3, Martin 76-73—149; 5, Caruso 75-75— 150; 15, Q. Alexander 81-74—155; 16, Tucker 77-78—155; 18, Kloza 80-76—156. Team: Third of 10 teams, 308-298—606. TEXAS WESLEYAN INVITATIONAL Oct. 24-25, 1985, Pecan Plantation G.C., Granbury, Texas
UTSA/DOMINION INVITATIONAL March 28-29, 1986, Dominion C.C., San Antonio, Texas t7, Martin 77-74—151; t7, Chevalier 73-78—151; 13, Kloza 79-74—153; 18, Tucker 78-76—154; 21 Hresko 77-78—155; 28, Flaherty 78-79—157; 32, Rangel 81-78—159. Team: Fourth of nine teams, 312-203—614.
1986-87
MARY HARDIN BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Oct. 10-11, 1986, Leon Valley G.C. LOU PLUMMER INVITATIONAL March 5-6, 1-987, Elkins Lake G.C., Huntsville, Texas 2, Martin 72-71—143; t14, Cole 76-73149; t14, Tucker 71-78—149; 25, Bell 73-79-152; Petry 79-76—155. Team: First out of 14 teams, 292-298—590. BAYLOR INVITATIONAL March 20-21, 1987, Cottonwood Creek C.C., Waco, Texas t5, Bell 77-72—149; t5, Tucker 74-75—149; 12, Cole 75-76—151; t14, Martin 7577—152; Sandoval 83-83—166. Team: First out of 15 teams, 301-300—601.
1987-88
ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL Oct. 1-2, 1987, Willow Springs G.C., San Antonio, Texas t8, Bryan 78-74—152; t9, Petry 7578—153; Team: First 300-300-600 TEXAS INVITATIONAL Oct. 11-13, 1987, Grand Prairie C.C., Grand Prairie, Texas 4, Petry 74-74—148; t46, Bryan 8880—168; Team: Tied for sixth out of 20 teams 313-309—622. JAMES MCIVER INVITATIONAL Oct. 21-22, 1987, Elkins Lake G.C., Huntsville, Texas t33, Petry 76-77—143; Martin 72-78-150; Petry 76-77-153; Linnstaedter 73-81-154; t49, Bryan 78-78-156; Flanagan 79-81-160. Team: Tenth of 10 teams, 299-314—613. CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS INVITATIONAL Oct. 29-30, 1987, Fairway Oaks C.C., Abilene, Texas t15, Martin 83-76-159; t15, Petry 76-83— 159; t15, Bryan 86-73—159; Linnstaedter 79-77-156; Bryan 86-73-159; Relf 85-74159. Team: Seventh 323-300—623 TEXAS LUTHERAN INVITATIONAL Nov. 15-16, 1987, Starcke Park G.C., Seguin, Texas t3, Petry 75-73-77—225; Team: First, 299284-311–894 CROWN COLONY CLASSIC Feb. 27-28, 1988, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t26, Petry 81-84-165; 31, Martin 80-91-171; 32, Bryan 85-88—173;36, Linnstardter 84-95-179; 37, Flanigan 93-88-181. Team: Ninth of nine teams, 423-446—869 BORDER OLYMPICS March 5-6, 1988, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t26, Petry 73-70-80-223; Martin 76-80-70226; Sandoval 77-80-78-235; t57, Bryan 81-75-82—238; Linnsteadter 89-87-78-254; Flanagan 77-nc-nc. Team: 13th of 15 teams, 309-315-306—918
SAM HOUSTON STATE CLASSIC April 7-8, 1988, Waterwood National G.C., Huntsville, Texas t17, Petry 76-78-154; t17, Martin 7777—154; t29, Linnstaedter 82-75—157; t65, Bryan 83-86—169; 69, Flanegan 86-85—171. Team: Tenth of 13 teams, 318-315—633 TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT April 20-22, 1988, Waterwood National G.C., Huntsville, Texas 23, Petry 77-78-83—238; t26, Bryan 80-8278—240; Team: Sixth 309-330-316—955.
1988-89
TEXAS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 26-28, 1988, Woodhaven C.C., Austin, Texas t8, Anderson 75-75-70—220; t11, Bryan 7772-73—222; t12 Wessels 76-72-75—223; t19, Petry 79-75-78—232. Team: Sixth of 15 teams, 302-294-296—892. UC FERGUSON ALL-COLLEGE TOURNAMENT Oct. 3-4, 1988, Westbury C.C., Oklahoma City, Okla. t7, Anderson 70-76-77—223; 8, Wessels 73-75-65—224; t15, Bryan 71-76-81—228; t18, Petry 77-74-80—231. Team: Second of 15 teams, 285-301-312-898. CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS INVITATIONAL Oct. 20-21, 1988, Fairway Oaks C.C., Abilene, Texas 7, Wessels 77-70—147; 17, Petry 76-74— 150; t23, Bryan 72-79—151; 57, Anderson 78-82—160; 73, Smith 83-88—173; Team: Sixth of 12 teams, 303-305—608. O.D. BOUNDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 24-26, 1988, Fossil Creek, Fort Worth, Texas 15, Wessels 73-75—148; 24, Petry 7773—150; 36, Bryan 78-74—152; t61, Smith 78-81—159; t75, Anderson 85-86-76—247. Team: Tenth of 18 teams, 306-303-609. MARY-HARDIN BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Nov. 9, 1988, Horseshoe Bay (Ram Rock Course). t3, Brauner 76; 3, Bryan 78; 15, Wessels 84; 19, Anderson 86; Petry and Bryan DQed. UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSIC Nov. 14-15, 198, Sonterra C.C., San Antonio, Texas 1, Petry 75-74—149; 2, Bryan 75-75—150; t9, Brauner 80-79—159; t11, Anderson 8081—161; t12, Wessels 81-81—162. Team: Secondof 14 teams, 310-309—619.
NCNB INVITATIONAL March 20-21, 1989, Cottonwood Creek G.C., Waco, Texas Team: Tied for 21 out of 29 teams, 315. (did not play final round due to bad weather. BEAR CREEK INVITATIONAL March 23-24, 1989, Bear Creek G.C., Dallas, Texas TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT April 15-18, 1989, Innsbruck CC, Atlanta, Ga.
1989-90
TEXAS INVITATIONAL Sept. 25-26, 1989, Woodhaven C.C., Fort Worth, Texas t23, Anderson 75-76-75—226; t38, Parker 74-78-78—230; t40, Wessels 72-8477—233. Team: Tied for 11th, 298-213303—913. THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 29-30, 1989, TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, Texas t2, Anderson 72-76-72—220; t24, Brauner 78-73-79—230; t31, Wessels 82-76-75— 233; t36, Parker 75-75-86—237. Team: Eighth, 313-306-303—922. O.D. BOUNDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 23-24, 1989, Fossill Creek G.C., Fort Worth, Texas t9, Brauner 76-73-80—229; t13, Steinbruck 76-79-75—230; t31, Anderson 77-7979—231. Team: Fourth, 305-303-314—922. UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSIC Nov. 13-14, 1989, Sonterra C.C., San Antonio, Texas t8, Clark 78; t8, Anderson 78; t9, Brauner 79; 15, Steinbruck 80; t23, Wessels 83; t35, Parker 87. Team: Third (shortened due to rain) 322. RICE INVITATIONAL Nov. 24-26, 1989, Columbia Lakes, Texas t17, Anderson 76-72-77—225; t26, Clark 77-79-75—231; t53, Steinbruck 78-7877—233; t68, Wessels 82-81-76—239. Team: Eleventh, 310-305-302—917. WOODYARD-HUNGARLAND INVITATIONAL March 1-2, 1990, Elkins Lake C.C., Huntsville, Texas t6, Wessels 73-77—150; t9, Clark 8071—151; t23, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t28, Anderson 81-74—155; t34, Parker 81-75—156. Team: Second, 313-295—608. Team: Second, 313-295—608. UTSA SPRING INVITATIONAL March 5-6, 1990, Cedar Creek G.C., San Antonio, Texas t2, Brauner 73-77—150; t4, Parker 7675_151; t4, Clark 76-75—151; 8, Wessels 79-73-152; t19, Steinbruck 77-81—158; 22, Anderson 78-82—160. Team: First, 304-306—610. ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL March 19-20, 1990, Tapatio Springs C.C., Boerne, Texas 1, Anderson 74-66-140; 4, Wessels 7076146; t7, Steinbruck 76-64-150; 9, Brauner 74-77-151; Clark 153; Trevino 153; Parker 153. Team: First 293-293—586.
UTPA INVITATIONAL Feb. 16-18, 1989, Campestre C.C., Monterrey, Mexico
HYATT BEAR CREEK INVITATIONAL March 26-27, 1990, Hyatt Bear Creek (East), Dallas, Texas t18, Anderson 76-74-77—227; t31, Brauner 77-79-74—230; t39, Parker 80-75-77232; t39, Wessels 80-80-72—232; t70, Steinbruck 76-79-81—238. Team: Tied for tenth, 311-307-300—918.
SAM HOUSTON STATE INVITATIONAL March 2-3, 1989, Elkins Lake, Huntsville, Texas t12, Anderson 76-73—149; t25, Brauner 75-77—152; t30, Wessels 78-75—153; t32, Trevino 77-77—154; t50, Bryan 81-77—158. Team: Sixth of 16 teams, 306302—608.
GRAND CANYON INVITATIONAL April 9-10, 1990, The Wigwam (West), Phoenix, Ariz. 6, Anderson 71-75-71—217; t20, Parker 71-73-78—222; t35, Wessels 76-7971—226; t38, Clark 75-78-74—227; Brauner wd-wd-74. Team: Tied for fourth, 293-305-290—888.
ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL March 6-7, 1989, Tapatio Springs C.C., Boerne, Texas Third of 15 teams, 305-313-618.
TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT April 15-17, 1990, The Club at Sonterra , San Antonio, Texas t8, Anderson 71-77-82—230; 12, Parker 74-76-81—231; t8, Clark 72-77-81—230; t8, Wessels 75-73-82—230; 18, Steinbruck
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74-79-82—235. Team: Tied for second, 291303-326—920.
1990-91
CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 11-12, 1990, Fairway Oaks Golf and Racquet Club, Abilene, Texas t21, Steinbruck 78-72—150; t28, Mullins 77-74—151; t38, Rodgers 81-73—154; t48, Johnson 82-74—156; t63, Parker 86-77—163. Team: Ninth of 15 teams, 318-293—611. THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 25-26, 1990, TPC Course, The Woodlands, Texas 15, Mullins 75-76—151; 65, Johnson 82-80-162; t73, Steinbruck 83-81—164; t81, White 82-86—168; 89, Parker 9293—185. Team: Eighteenth of 18 teams, 322-323—645. LU ELLEN GIBBS INVITATIONAL Oct. 11-12, 1990, Elkins Lake C.C., Huntsville, Texas 4, Johnsson 72-74—146; t6, Mullins 7275—147; t18, Hullett 73-79—152; t20, Steinbruck 75-78—153; t31, Flanagan 76-82—158. Team: Fourth of 14 teams, 292-306—598. HYATT BEAR CREEK FALL CLASSIC Oct. 29-30, 1990, Bear Creek (East) Course, Dallas, Texas t10, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t10, Mullins 79-75—154; t39, Rodgers 80-78—158; t47, Hullett 84-75-159 101, Johnson 89-85—174. Team: Sixth of 20 teams, 322303—625. UTPA CLASSIC Nov. 11-13, 1990, The Club at Cimarron, Mission, Texas t8, Steinbruck 71-71-74—216; t8, Hullett 7074-72—216; t11, Mullins 70-73-74—217; 16, Flanagan 74-76-70—220; t17, Rodgers 72-74-75—221. Team: Third of six teams, 865. RICE/COLUMBIA LAKES INVITATIONAL Nov. 22-24, 1990, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t46, Mullins 86-75-70—231; t51, Hullett 7879-75—232; t57, Johnson 74-76-83—233; t57, Steinbruck 75-82-76—233; t62, Parker 79-79-76—234. Team: Ninth of 18 teams, 306-309-297—912. CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL Feb. 23-24, 1991, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas No results available UTSA/SONTERRA SPRING CLASSIC March 18-19, 1991, Sonterra C.C., San Antonio, Texas 1, Steinbruck 71-75—146; t3, Hullett 78-73—151; t6, Mullins 77-75—152; 16, Parker 80-75—155; t37, Schnurr 81-81— 162; t51, Johnson 76-89—165; t53, White 87-79—166; t59, Rogers 81-87—168. Team: First of 13 teams, 300-298-600. US MILITARY ACADEMY INVITATIONAL March 22-23, 1991, Hidden Hills C.C., Austin, Texas HYATT BEAR CREEK INVITATIONAL March 25-26, 1991, Hyatt Bear Creek (East), Dallas, Texas t11, Hullett 75-75-73—223; 20, Steinbruck 76-76-75—227; t30, Mullins 81-7177—229; t42, Schnuff 80-73-78—231; t48, Parker 76-77-80—233. Team: Sixth of 16 teams, 307-295-303—905. TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT April 12-14, 1991, DeBary Plantation G.C., DeBary, Fla. 5, Mullins 70-75-74—219; 4, Steinbruck 72-74-72—218; t11, Hullett 76-76-75—227; t26, Rogers 78-82-80—240; t30, Parker 80-85-77—242. Team: Third of eight teams, 296-307-298—901.
1991-92
THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 24-25, 1991, TPC Course, The Woodlands, Texas t17, Mullins 74-78—152; t48, Hullett 80-79—159; t52, Smith 78-82—160; t74, Winn 82-82—164. Team: Twelfth of 18 teams, 631. ELKINS LAKE INVITATIONAL Oct. 17-18, 1991, Elkins Lake C.C., Huntsville, Texas
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t5, Mullins 75-71—146; t15, Hullett 73-77150; t15, Steinbruck 73-77-150; t39, Lyon 74-80-154; 54, Winn 80-78—158. Team: Tied for fourth out of 14 teams, 598. UTPA CLASSIC Nov. 11-12, 1991, The Club at Cimarron, Mission, Texas 1, Mullins 71-71—142; t2, Hullett 7073—143; 19, Steinbruck 75-76-151; t21, Smith 79-76—155; t29, Lyon 80-82—162. Team: Fourth of seven teams, 882. ALAMO INTERCOLLEGIATE FALL CLASSIC Nov. 18-19, 1991, Tapatio Springs C.C., Boerne, Texas t2, Steinbruck 215; t2, Hullett 215; 4, C. Lyon 216; 5, Winn 217. Team: First of 10 teams, 875. RICE/COLUMBIA LAKES INVITATIONAL Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1991, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t58, Steinbruck 771-81-83—241; t72, Hullett 85-81-78—244; t75, Mullins 82-76-87— 245; t81, Lyons 83-86-78–247; t85, Winn 86-81-83—250. Team: Tied for sixteenth of 17 teams, 327-319-322—968. CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL Feb. 22-23, 1992, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t41, Smith 77. Team: Fourteenth of 18 teams, 312. UTSA SPRING INVITATIONAL March 16-17, 1992, Cedar Creek G.C., San Antonio, Texas t6, Snethkamp 74-76—150; 15, Schnurr 7777-154; t45, Marules 81-83—164; t45, Lyon 81-83—164; t64, Curren 84-86-170. Team: Tenth of 13 teams, 643. PECAN VALLEY INVITATIONAL March 19-20, 1992, Pecan Valley G.C., Fort Worth, Texas Team: Tenth of 14 teams, 910. DFW /BEAR CREEK INVITATIONAL March 23-24, 1992, Bear Creek C.C., Dallas, Texas t12, Lyons 223. Team: Eighth of 18 teams, 914. SAM HOUSTON STATE INVITATIONAL April 5-6, 1992, Waterwood C.C., Huntsville, Texas Southland Championship April 23-25, 1992, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas Smith 81-76-76—233; Snethkamp 74-8179—234; Curren 77-76-82—235; Lyon 85-76-78—239; Marules 87-88-81—256. Team: Sixth of 10 teams, 940.
1992-93
THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 29-30, 1992, TPC Woodlands, The Woodlands, Texas t28, Novoa 77-79—156; t50, Norris 80-81—161; t50, Walsh 78-85—161; t86, Snethkamp 88-88—176; 88, Daly 91-88—179. Team: Seventeenth of 18 teams, 323-333—656. ACU/FAIRWAY OAKS INVITATIONAL Oct. 5-6, 1992, Fairway Oaks C.C., Abilene, Texas Novoa 75-74—149; Norris 73-78—151; Snethkamp 75-85—160; Curren 76-77-153. Team: Tied for 11th out of 17 teams. ELKINS LAKE INVITATIONAL Oct. 15-16, 1992, Elkins Lake C.C., Huntsville, Texas (rain shortened) t14, Novoa 74; t23, Curren 75; t18, Daly 78; t39, Norris 77; t60, Walsh 82. Team: Sixth out of 14 teams, 299. UTPA CLASSIC Nov. 9-10, 1992, The Club at Cimarron, Mission, Texas 4, Norris 76-70-73—219; t9, Novoa 75-7573—223; 13, Curren 74-78-73—225; t24, Jason Daly 80-75-75-230; t41. Scethkamp 81-77-83—241. Team: Third of nine teams, 305-297-294—896. RICE INVITATIONAL Nov. 27-29, 1992, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t9, Novoa 80-70-74—224; t60, Griff 80-8276—238; t64, Norris 82-75-82—239; t79, Curren 89-82-78—249. Team: Fifteenth of 18 teams, 331-309-310—950.
Crown Colony Classic Feb. 22-23, 1993, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t41, Smith 77; t47, Curren 78; t47, Christian Snethkamp 78; t57, Lyon 79; 82, Marules 82. Team: Fourteenth of 18 teams, 312. BORDER OLYMPICS Feb. 25-28, 1993, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t20, Novoa 79-76-76-231; t36, Griff 7780-78-235; 68, Norris 84-76-84-244; t77, Flores 80-83-86-249; t85, Merules 8-88-92259; 88, Daly 86-85-90-261. Team 14th of 15 teams, 324-315-328-967. UTSA SPRING CLASSIC March 14-15, 1993, Cedar Creek G.C., San Antonio, Texas B. Novoa 76-75—151; Norris 80-79—159; Marules 83-81—164; Griff 86-82—168. Team: Tied for fifth out of 11 teams, 315314—619. HYATT CREEK INVITATIONAL March 18-19, 1993, Bear Creek G.C., Dallas, Texas No results available WATERWOOD INTERCOLLEGIATE March 29-30-1993, Waterwood National G.C., Huntsville, Texas t2, Novoa 72-73-145; t14, Griff 7675—151; t21, Norris 74-79—153; t33, Snethkamp 81-75—156; t62, Daly 80-85—165. Team: Fourth of 13 teams, 302-302—604. GRAND CANYON INVITATIONAL April 11-13, 1993, The Wigwam C.C., Phoenix, Ariz. No results available Southland Championship April 19-21, 1993, Riverside G.C. t3, Novoa 78-75-73—226; t27, Norris 79-72-88—239; 32, Daly 78-85-78—241; t39, Snethkamp 82-75-88—245; 45, Griff 8-87-82—249. Team: Sixth of 10 teams, 315-207-321—943.
1993-94
t46, Connel 73-80-84—238; t77, Womack 82-79-84—245. Team: Ninth of 18 teams, 312-203-321—935. Southland Championship April 18-20, 1994, Pecan Valley G.C., San Antonio 6, Ward 75-71-73—219; 15, Womack 7376-75—224; 16, Seibert 75-74-77—226; 23, Hays 76-77-76—229; 29, Connel 78-76-77—231. Team: Fourth of 10 teams, 299-297-301—897.
1994-95
UTPA CLASSIC Oct. 24-25, 1994, The Club at Cimarron 1, Ward 69-74-68—211; t8, Connell 74-72-70—216; t8, Edfors 74-68-74—216; t71, Hays 75-78-80—233; 79, Sinclair 7981-78—238. Team: Fourth out of 14 teams, 292-286-290—868. HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL Nov. 7-8, 1994, Northwood C.C., Shreveport, La. 3, Connell 71-68-75-214; 13, Ward 79-7174—224; t13, Ulfvengren 74-75-75—224; t15, Womack 72-74-79-225; t36, Edfors 79-74-81—234. Team: First of 12 teams, 296-287-303—886. UTA/UNITED SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES INVITATIONAL Nov. 14-15, 1994, Bear Creek G.C., Arlington, Texas 4, Connell 75-70—145; 5, Ward 7175–146; t5, Ulfvengren 7274—146; 28, Womack 78-73—151. First of 18 teams, 296-292—588. UTSA SPRING CLASSIC Feb. 26-28, 1995, Cedar Creek C.C., San Antonio, Texas t1, Edfors 147; t9, Ward 74-77—151; t20, Womack 75-78-153; t20, Ulfvengren 72-81—153; t20, Hays 76-77—153; t26, Seibert 73-81—154; t32, Sewall 77-78—155; t38, Sinclair 78-79-157; t43, Connell 75-83—158; t65, Graves 84-84168. UTSA ‘Orange’, fourth of 15 teams, 294-316—610; UTSA ‘Blue’, sixth of 15 teams, 301-311—612.
WOODLANDS INTERCOLLLEGIATE Sept. 28-29, 1993, TPC, The Woodlands, Texas 1, Ward 67-78—145; 25, Womack 76-78— 154; 76, Connel 75-90—165; 80, Sinclair 81-85—166; 82, Sewall 79-88—167. Team: Twelfth out of 18 teams, 297-329—626.
CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL March 2-4, 1995, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t1, Edfors 72; t6, Ward 74; t37, Hays 77; t37, Womack 77; T66, Ulfvengren 80. Team Third of 17 teams, 300.
UTPA CLASSIC Nov. 7-9, 1993, The Club at Cimarron, Mission, Texas 2, Seibert 73-66-77—216; 3, Ward 7472-73—219; t8, Womack 73-79-76—228; t14, Sinclair 81-76-79—236; 19, Sinclair 81-84-81—246. Team: Third of four teams, 301-2923-305—899.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS CLASSIC March 12-14, 1995, Circle “C” G.C., Austin, Texas t14, Hays 73-79—152; t14, Ulfuengren 73-79—152; t31, Ward 78-77—155’ t52, Seibert 76-83—159; t61, Connell 74-87— 161; t66, Edfors 78-84—162 . Team: Tied for sixth out of 16 teams, 300-318—618.
RICE/COLUMBIA LAKES INVITATIONAL Nov. 26-28, 1993, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t15, Ward 79-76-73—228; t25, Womack 78-76-77—231; t40, Connel 79-7482—235; t53, Seibert 79-83-77—239; t83, Sinclair 82-86-83—251. Team: Tenth of 18 teams, 315-309-309—933.
BORDER OLYMPICS March 24-26, 1995, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t9, Ward 76-73-72—221; t39, Seibert 78-75-77—230; t72, Edfors 81-78-79—238; t81, Ulfvengren 80-81-80—241; t81, Womack 82-80-79—241. Team: 14th out of 15 teams.
Texas State CLASSIC March 14-15, 1994, Circle “C” G.C., Austin, Texas 7, Hays 71-73—144; Womack 78-72—150; Connel 78-74—152; Ward 80-72—152; Sinclair 83-78—161. Team: Third out of 11 teams, 307-291—598.
UALR INVITATIONAL April 2-4, 1995, Little Rock, Ark. 5, Connell 75-76-70—221; t20, Ward 77-76-79—232; t29, Edfors 235; t46, Jeff Seibert 78-82-77—237; t48, Hays 81-77-79—238. Team: Fourth of 18 teams, 307-310-303—920.
WATERWOOD INTERCOLLEGIATE March 1994, Waterwood National G.C, Huntsville, Texas t11, Hays 75-77—152; t20, Ward 78-76—154; t25, Connel 74-81—155; t31, Womack 86-71—157; t36, Sinclair 81-77—158. Team: Tied for third of seven teams, 308-301—609.
Southland Championship April 16-18, 1995, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t2, Connell 77-70-73—220; t17, Ulfvengren 228; 24, Hays 79-76-74—229; t32, Edfors 234. Team: Tied for third of 10 teams, 311295-297—903.
DIET PEPSI/SHOCKER CLASSIC April 4, 1994, Tallgrass C.C., Wichita, Kan. t19, Hays 82-80—162; t19, Ward 8379—162; t25, Womack 82-81—163; t30, Seibert 80-84—164; 76, Sinclair 94-86—180. Team: Seventh of 16 teams, 327-324—651.
THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 2-3, 1995, Woodlands C.C., The Woodlands, Texas 2, Edfors 72-72—144; t19, Ulfvengren 76-74—150; t56, Herring 76-81—157; t66, Muse 77-82—159; t68, Sinclair 84-76-160. Team: Seventh of 18 teams, 304-300—604.
UALR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS April 11-12, 1994, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. t18, Hays 76-73-79—228; t26, Ward 8075-77—232; t46, Seibert 82-75-81—238;
1995-96
BILLY BUNDRICK INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 23-24, 1995, Shreveport, La. 1, Johan Edfors 69-72-79—220; 2, Lars Ulfvengren 74-72-74-220; t33, Jimmy Muse 79-82-75—236; t58, John Sewall 86-85-73—244; 73, Thomas Fowler 85-83-
81—249. Team: First of 18 teams, 917* (playoff winner). HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL Nov. 6-7, 1995, Eastridge C.C., Shreveport, La. 1, Edfors 73-69-70—212; 7, Muse 74-7076-220; t20, Herring 77-72-78—227; t28, Ulfvengren 77-71-82—230; t57, Sewall 87-81-73—241. 73, Fowler 249; Team: First of 12 teams, 301-282-297—880. UTA/UNITED SPORTS TECHNOLOGIES INVITATIONAL Nov. 13-14, 1995, Fort Worth, Texas t27, Johan Edfors 75-77-77—229; t36, Howard Herring 76-80-75—231; t36, Thomas Fowler 78-75-78—231; t40, Lars Ulfvengren 76-73-83—232; t46, Jimmy Muse 77-82-75—234. Team: Ninth of 16 teams, 304-305-305—914. Crown Colony Classic Feb. 23-24, 1996, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t24, Muse 76-78-79—233; t24, Ulfvengren 78-74-81—233; t38, Fowler 81-7976—236; t67, Edfors 82-84-79—245; t77, Herring 82-80-87—249. Team: Eleventh of 17 teams, 317-311-315—943. UTSA Oak hills classic March 4-5, 1996, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas 6, Edfors 71-75—146; t7, Ulfvengren 7176—147; t13, Herring 77-73—150; t13, Fowler 73-77—150; t30, Muse 78-77—155; t34, John Sewall (individual) 83-74-157. Team: First of 11 teams, 292-301—593.
RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 21-22, 1996, Hillcrest C.C., Lubbock, Texas t37, Magnus Dohlvik 76-76—152; t61, Lars Ulfvengren 80-76—156; t75, John Sewall 79-80—159; t75 Scotty Wade 85-74—159; t83, Derek Bartlett 83-79—162. Team: 17th of 17 teams. Crown Colony Classic Feb. 23-24, 1997, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t5, Magnus Dohlvik 71-79—150; t14, Scotty Wade 80-72—152; t20, Jay New 79-75—154; t20, Jimmy Muse 75-79—154; t73, Lars Ulfvengren 83-79—162. Team Second of 16 teams. 305-305—610. UTSA INVITATIONAL Feb. 25-26, 1997, LaCantera G.C., San Antonio, Texas t3, Magnus Dohlvik 77-76—153; t6, Jimmy Muse 80-74—154; t13, Jay New 7976—155; t16, Lars Ulfvengren 75-81—156; 19, Scotty Wade, 80-77—157; t54, Charles Dixon 84-84—168. Team: Second of 15 teams, 316-303—619. WATERWOOD NATIONAL INVITATIONAL March 16-18, 1997, Waterwood C.C., Huntsville, Texas 7, Jimmy Muse 76-70-72—218; t10, Magnus Dohlvik 72-73-76—221; 26, Lars Ulfvengren 79-75-74—228; t36, Jay New 76-80-77—233; t51, Scotty Wade 77-78-85—240. Team: Third of 11 teams, 301-296-299—896.
SOUTHWEST CLASSIC March 11-12, 1996, Circle “C” G.C., Austin, Texas t11, Edfors 79-78-73—230; t22, Ulfvengren 75-79-79—233; t32, Herring 79-76-80— 235; t56, Muse 78-83-81—242; t71, Fowler 77-77-91—245; t54, Sewall (individual) 81-81-79—241. Team: Sixth of 17 teams, 309-310-313—932.
CHENAL TROJAN CUP INTERCOLLEGIATE March 31-April 1, 1997, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. t6, Magnus Dohlvik 73-73-77—223; t27, Scotty Wade 79-76-76—231; t40, Jay New 81-79-74—234; t49, Lars Ulfvengren 78-7979—236; t63, Jimmy Muse 78-83-77—238. Team: Seventh of 18 teams, 308-307304—919.
MOE O’BRIEN MEMORIAL INVITATIONAL March 25-26, 1996, Lake Charles C.C., Lake Charles, La. 9, Muse 76-75-78—229; t15, Herring 7775-81—233; t17, Edfors 84-74-76—234; t27, Ulfvengren 84-79-78-241; t31, Fowler 80-80-82—242. Team: Fifth of 10 teams, 317-303-313—933.
DIET PEPSI/SHOCKER CLASSIC April 13-15, 1997, Tallgrass G.C., Wichita, Kan. 5, Scotty Wade 73-79-69—221; t11, Magnus Dohlvik 77-74-74—225; t18, Jay New 79-74-76—229; t42, Jimmy Muse 78-79-78—235; t72, Lars Ulfvengren 85-86-76—247. Team: Fifth of 16 teams, 307-306-295—908.
UALR INTERCOLLEGIATE April 1-2, 1996, Little Rock, Ark. t27, Ulfvengren 77-77-75—229; t33, Herring 79-75-78—232; t41, Muse 78-7680— 234; t52, Fowler 84-77-76—237; t61, Edfors 77-76-85—238. Team: Seventh of 21 teams, 311-304-309—924.
Southland Championship April 20-23, 1997, Holytree C.C., Tyler, Texas 1, Dohlvik 70-72-77—219; t4, Wade 76-7075—221; t11, Muse 77-71-77—225; 21, New 78-75-77—230; t22, Ulfvengren 7981-71—231. Team: Second of nine teams, 301-288-300—889.
Southland Championship April 22-24, 1996, Columbia Lakes C.C., West Columbia, Texas t16, Muse 75-79-75—229; t22, Ulfvengren 82-76-73—231; t30, Herring 77-75-72— 234; t33, Sewall 75-80-80—235; 40, Edfors 78-80-80—238. Team: Seventh of 10 teams, 305-310-308—923.
1996-97
UTPA INVITATIONAL Sept. 16-17, 1996, Cimarron C.C., McAllen, Texas 6, Jimmy Muse 74-72-75—221; t7, Magnus Dolhvik 71-76-75-222; t9, Charles Dixon 73-72-78—223; t31, Lars Ulfvengren 80-7481—235; t31, Randy Jones 78-80-78—235; t31 Derek Bartlett 75-77-83—235. Team: Fifth of six teams 293-294-306—893. GRAND CANYON CLASSIC Sept. 23-24, 1996, Hillcrest G.C., Phoenix, Ariz. 6, Magnus Dohlvik 72-70-72—214; t30, Charles Dixon 80-72-73—225; t36 Jimmy Muse 73-74-79—226; t39, Randy Jones 77-72-78—227; t58, Derek Bartlett 79-74-78—231. Team: Ninth of 17 teams 310-288-310—890. THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 7-8, 1996, Woodlands C.C., The Woodlands, Texas t10, Magnus Dohlvik 74-73-78—225; t23, Jimmy Muse 80-77-74—231; t29, Charles Dixon 81-75-77—233; t58, Jay New 80-80-79—239; t69, Randy Jones 81-84-83—248. Team: Tenth of 18 teams, 310-288-310—890.
1997-98
THE WOODLANDS INTERCOLLEGIATE 15, Muse 72-74-81—227; t17, Dohlvik 74-77-78—229; 73, Benestante 82-7986—247. Team: Sixth of 15 teams. 295-290297—882. RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATE Lubbock, Texas 2, Dohlvik 70-67-71—208; t35, New 7472-74—220; t82, Muse 79-74-77-230 t82, Dixon 79-74-77—230 Team: Ninth of 17 teams. 294-286293—873. Crown Colony Classic Crown Colony Course, Lufkin, Texas t7, Dohlvik 145; t45, Muse 153; 76, Benestante 166. t73, New 162. Team: Twelfth of 15 teams. 307-304—611 (rain shortened). SOUTHWEST CLASSIC Feb. 15-17, 1998, Circle “C” G.C., Austin, Texas t5, Dohlvik 71-74-75—220; 13, Muse 68-7778—223; t44, Burns 78-79-74—231. Team: Third of 16 teams. 288-300-301—893. UTSA oak hills classic Feb. 22-24, 1998, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t2, Dohlvik 144; t36, Muse 77-77—154; t71 , Burns 80-80—160. Team: Fifth of 18 teams. 299-303—602 (rain shortened) HUNGARLAND-WOODYARD INVITATIONAL March 15-17, 1998, Waterwood Resort,
Huntsville, Texas t10, Muse 71-76—147; t10, Dohlvik 72-75—147; t52, Burns 78-77—155; t52, New 78-77—155. Team: Third of 19 teams. 290-300—590 (rain shortened) BORDER OLYMPICS March 26-29, 1998, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas 13, Dohlvik 76-77-71—224; t15, Muse 74-79-73—226; t85, New 82-81-82—245; 87, Burns 87-83-76—246. Team: Eighth of 14 teams. 299-311-299—909. ALL-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE March 30-April 1, 1998, Houston, Texas Team: 23rd of 24 teams 38-308-616. UALR INVITATIONAL April 5-7, 1998, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. 1, Dohlvik 70-71-74—215; t56, Dixon 8280-78—240; Muse dnp (inj).Team: Seventh of 17 teams, 306-314-312—932. WICHITA STATE CLASSIC April 13-14, 1998, Tallgrass C.C., Wichita, Kan. t40, Dohlvik 80-74-75—229; t47, New 76-78-76—230; t62, Dixon 7477-81—232; Team: Tied for tenth of 20 teams. 300-299308—907. Southland Championship April 19-21, 1998, Holytree C.C., Tyler, Texas 8, Dohlvik 72-72-76—220; 11, Muse 71-7477—222; t37, Dixon 80-79-79—238. Team: Seventh of 10 teams. 298-299-309—906. NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL Norman, Okla. T75, 76-73-74—223.
1998-1999
RONNIE PFIEDER INVITATIONAL Sept. 14-15, 1998, Beaumont, Texas t18, Dohlvik 73; t35, Watson 75; t54, Jones 76; t61, Benestante 78, Team: Tied for ninth of 16, 301—301 (rain shortened) SMU SHOOTOUT Oct. 19-20, 1998, Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas t16, Watson 70-76-76-223; t43, Dohlvik 7876-76—230; t49, Martens 74-80-78—232; t74, Dixon 80-84-85—249; Team: 10th of 14 296-310-311—917 BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Oct. 26-27, 1998, Waco, Texas t31, Dohlvik 73-77-73—223; t38, Watson 73-72-79—224; t41, Martens 78-75-72— 225; t54, Jones 77-78-73—228; t64, Dixon 76-84-72—232 Crown Colony Classic Nov. 6-7, 1998, Lufkin, Texas t49, Jones 78-80-77—235; t56, Dohlvik 83-78-76-237; t77, Watson 85-81-79—245; t83, Martens 82-83-84—249; Team: 17th of 18 teams 328-319-316—963. UTPA CLASSIC Nov. 16-17, 1998, Weslaco, Texas t4, Watson 71-72-73—216; t13, Martens 71-75-74—220; t16, Dohlvik 73-72-76— 221; t22, Chapa 76-77-71—224; t26, Jones 78-84-76—228; Team: 4th of nine teams. 291-293-294—878. Texas Sate UDAMON CLASSIC Feb. 15-16, 1999, Victoria C.C., Victoria, Texas t14, Dixon 70-77-77—224; t40, Martens 7579-74—228; t63, Dohlvik 76-79-78—233; 78, Watson 79-83-74—236. Team: 13th of 19 teams. 298-318-299—915 UTSA INVITATIONAL Feb. 22-23, 1999, LaCantera G.C., San Antonio, Texas t4, Dohlvik 71-75—146; t15, Martens 78-73—151; t32, Dixon 82-83—155; t39, Watson 77-79—156; t74, Chapa 80-83—163; Team: 4th of 18 teams. 306300—606 (rain shortened). BORDER OLYMPICS March 19-20, 1999, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t5, Watson 68-72-77—217; t29, Martens 78-73-73—224; t33, Chapa 76-7475—225; t56, Dohlvik 80-75-76—231; t84, Dixon 82-78-82—242. t8th of 18, 302-294301—897.
UALR INTERCOLLEGIATE April 5-6, 1999, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. t26, Martens 83-74—157; t26, Dohlvik 77-74—151; t54, Dixon 79-77—156; t54, Watson 75-81—156; 71, Chapa 7882—160. 12th of 15, 309-306-615 SHOCKER CLASSIC April 12-13, 1999, Crestview C.C., Wichita, Kan. t7, Watson 70-71—141; t7, Martens 69-72—141; t36, Dohlvik 75-71—146; 49, Dixon 72-76—148; t73, Chapa 7874—152. Team: 6th of 20, 286-288—574. Southland Championship April 19-20, 1999, Holytree C.C., Tyler, Texas t7, Watson 73-74-76—223; t18, Dohlvik 7076-82—228; t36, Chapa 82-77-75—234; 39, Martens 83-76-77-236; 47, Dixon 80-82-83—245. Team: 8th of 10, 305-303310—918.
1999-2000
CROWN COLONY CLASSIC Sept. 13-14, 1999, Lufkin, Texas t24, Chapa 75-77-81—233; t27, Jones 79-78-77—234; t32, Dixon 77-78-80—235; t37, Muse 81-765-80—236; t44, Wilder 79-77-82—238. Team: 9th of 18, 310-307318—935. SMU ‘BIG E’ SHOOTOUT Sept. 20-21, 1999, Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas t51, Dohlvik 77-81-75—233; t51, Martens 75-78-80—233; t76, Dixon 79-81-81—241; t78, Jones 82-77-83—242; 84, Chapa 76-85-89—249. Team: 16th of 16, 307-317319—943. LAMAR INVITATIONAL Oct. 304, 1999, Columbia Lakes, Texas 2nd, Martens 74-70-74—218; t23, Dohlvik 80-72-75—227; t31, Muse 75-75-79—229; t33, Dixon 76-78-76-230; t65, Carnahan 80-81-81—242. Team: 6th of 15, 305-295304—904. HILTON INVITATIONAL Oct. 12-13, 1999, Southern Hills C.C., Broken Arrow, Okla. t2, Martens 72-70-73—215; t8, Dohlvik 73-74-71—218; t22, Jones 79-71-74—224; t31,. Dixon 74-82-71—227; t49, Muse 83-72-76—231. Team: 1st of 18, 298-287289—874. BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Oct. 25-26, 1999, Waco, Texas t12, Dohlvik 75-72-69—216; t25, Jones 72-73-73—218; t25, Martens 71-78-69218; t42, Muse 76-72-75—223; t84, Dixon 76-81-78—235. Team: 9th of 16, 294-295286—875. TEXAS Stater UDAMON CLASSIC Feb. 21-22, 2000, Victoria C.C., Victoria, Texas 16, Martens 72-78-72—222; t27, Dohlvik 7-4-75-76—225; t27, Muse 73-77-75—225; t34, Watson 75-76-76—227; t80, Jones 78-79-82—239. Team: 4th of 17, 294-306299—899. UTSA oak hills classic Feb. 28-29, 2000, Oak Hills CC, San Antonio t11, Martens 75-71-72—218; t29, Muse 7276-74—222; t32, Dohlvik, 77-74-72—223; t37, Watson 75-75-75—225; t72, Jones 83-78-73—234. Team: 9th of 18, 299-296291—886. BORDER OLYMPICS March 31-April1, 2000, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas 5, Jones 75-74-71—220; t11, Muse 76-75-71— 222; t21, Martens 74-78-73-225; 61, Dohlvik 78-83-75—236; t62, Watson 80-79-78—237. Team: t4th of 14, 303-306-290—899. CHENAL TROJAN CUP April 3-4, 2000, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. t13, Dohlvik 73-78-76-227; t17, Watson 7375-80-228; t17, Jones 77-73-78—228; t38, Muse 72-80-84—236; t50, 76-80-84—240. Team: t8th of 15, 294-306-318—918. SAM HOUSTON STATE CLASSIC April 10-11, 2000, Waterwood C.C., Huntsville, Texas t7, Martens 70-73-71—214; t7, Muse 70-7371—214; T12, Watson 75-70-70—215; t32, Dohlvik 73-75-73—221; t39, Jones 74-7474—223. Team: 1st f 16, 287-290-285—862.
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Southland Championship April 17-18, 2000, Columbia Lakes CC, West Columbia, Texas t5, Martens 70-80-71—221; t8, Muse 7575-72—222; t8, Jones 75-73-74—222; t16, Watson 77-74-74—225; t24, Dohlvik 75-7677-228. Team: 2nd of 10, 295-298-291—884.
2000-01
SMU INVITATIONAL Sept. 18-19, 2000, Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas 11, Martens 72-74-74—220; 41, Healy 78-71-78—227p; 57, Carnahan 76-7681—233; 72, Watson 76-74-88—238; Givilancz 83-79-84—246. Team: 13th of 16, 302-295-317—914. KANSAS INVITATIONAL Sept. 25-26, 2000, Alvamar G.C, Lawrence, Kan. 1, Martens 69-73-68—210; 35, Carnahan 77-79-74—230; 43, Healy 77-80-75—232; 53, Watson 76-74-88—238; 81, Givilancz 83-79-84–246. Team: 4th of 13, 299-308295—902. CROWN COLONY CLASSIC Oct. 16-17, 2000, Lufkin, Texas 32, Carnahan 80-73-153; 46, Martens 80-76—156; t61, Chapa 81-78–159; t61, Givilancz 79-80—159; 69, Healy 8080—160. Team: 15th of 17, 319-307—626. UDAMON CLASSIC Feb. 29-20, 2001, Victoria, Texas 13, Martens 70-77-73—220; t20, Carnahan 75-73-75-223; t20, Healy 75-74-74—223; t36, Watson 75-75-78—228; t57, Chapa 78-79-78-235. Team: 8th of 15, 295-299300—894. UTSA oak hills classic Feb., 26-27, 2001, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio t5, Givilancz 72-68—140; t8, Martens 70-72—142; t10, Watson, 73-70—143; t29, Healy 71-76—147; t33, Carnahan 7771—148; t56, Chapa 76-79—155. Team: 2nd of 12, 286-281-294—861. CHENAL TROJAN CUP March 26-27, 2001, Little Rock, Ark. Team: t22 Martens 76-74-79—229; t24 Givilancz 73-75-82—230; t38, Watson 8277-75—234; t55 Carnahan 78-77-86—241; t55 Healy 79-79-83—241. Team: 9th of 16, 306-303-319—928 BORDER OLYMPICS April 6-7, 2001, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t30, Martens 76-74-73—2223; t37, Healy 72-78-74—224; t54, Carnahan 74-7677—227; t65, Watson 77-76-78—231; t69, Loving 80-79-73—232; 93, Ferris 81-81-84—246. Team: 13th of 15, 299-304297—900. SHOCKER CLASSIC April 9-10, 2001, Crestview CC., Wichita, Kan. t18, Martens 71-71-74—216; t21, Healy 7371-73—217; t46, Carnahan 72-7775—224; 85, J.C. Ramirez 81-78-78—237; 88, Court Watson 73-80-85—239. Team: 12th of 17, 290-297-300—887 Southland Championship April 16-18, 2001, Thompson Creek G.C, St. Francisville, La. t13, Healy 75-81-71—227; t18, Carnahan 75-77-77—229; t30, Martens 80-7777—234; t35, Watson 72-81-83—236; t37, Loving 76-79-82—237. Team: 7th of 10, 298-314-307—919.
2001-02
KANSAS STATE INVITATIONAL Oct. 1-2, 2001, Manhattan, Kan. 6, Martens 78-71-74—223; 10, Healy 76-70-78—224; 26, Watson 73-82-78— 223; 37, Schaeffer 80-79-77—236; 41, Carnahan 81-77-79—237. Team: 4th of 9, 307-297-307—911. AIR FORCE INVITATIONAL Oct. 7-8, 2001, United States Air Force Blue Course, USAFA, Colo. 2, Healy 71-70-68-209; 12 Martens 73-7076—219; 18, Schaeffer 75-75-73—223; 40, Watson 77-79-75—231; 44, Carnahan 77-77-79—233. Team: 4th of 12, 296-292292—882. Crown Colony Classic Oct. 15-16, 2001, Crown Colony CC, Lufkin, Texas 9, Martens 71-70-83—224; 17, Givilancz
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77-74-75—226; 24, Schaeffer 78-7478—230; 29, Healy 82-75-74—231; 61, Watson 75-76-88—239. Team: 4th of 18, 301-293-310—904. ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL Oct. 22-23, 2001, San Antonio, Texas 13, Schaeffer 76-73—151; t25, Givilancz 75-78—153; t25, Carnahan 78-85—153; 44, Hardgrave 79-77—156; 56, Watson 7979—158. Team: 6th of 20, 308-305—613. AZTEC INVITATIONAL Nov. 5-6, 2001, Lakeside, Calif. 21, Martens 68-69-76—213; 28, Givilancz 76-68-71—215; 32, Healy 74-78-64—216; 36, Schaeffer 68-72-77—217; 51, Carnahan 73-771-71—221. Team: 6th of 17 283-286-282—851. UDAMON INVITATIONAL Feb. 19-20, 2002, San Marcos, Texas 3, Martens 71-77-72—220; 10, Healy 74-78-73—225; 17, Givilancz 74-7875—227; 23, Carnahan 78-77-73—228; 30, Schaeffer 74-80-76—230. 2nd of 11, 293-310-293—896. UTSA oak hills classic Feb. 25-26, 2002, Oak Hills, CC, San Antonio, Texas 3, Martens 68-70-81—219; 5, Schaeffer 7071-79-220; 26, Givilancz 75-71-83—229; 38, Carnahan 74-76-81—231; 58, Healy 75-73-88—236. 2nd of 16, 287-285324—896. LOUISIANA CLASSIC March 12-13, 2002, Oakbourne C.C., Lafayette, La. t3, Martens 71-71-73—215; t3, Healy 69-73-73—215; 40, Givilancz 76-7573—224; 45, Schaeffer 75-75-75-—225; 50, Carnahan 72-77-77—226. 4th of 15 287-294-294-875. CHENAL TROJAN CUP March 25-26, 2002, Chenal CC, Little Rock, Ark. 34, Schaeffer 77-72-76—225; 41, Givilancz 5-79-73—227; 43, Martens 79-71-78—228; 56, Healy 82-73-76—231; 73, Crnomut 80-75-79–234. 11th of 19 teams 311-291303—905. BORDER OLYMPICS April 5-6, 2002, Laredo CC, Laredo, Texas 2, Martens 69-69-69-—207; 50, Givilancz 76-71-77—224; t69, Healy 76-74-77—227; t69, Carnahan 71-77-79—227; 78, Schaeffer 79-78-73—230. 10th or 17, 292291-296—879. SHOCKER INVITATIONAL April 8-9, 2002, WSU Course, Wichita, Kan. 1, Martens 68-66-69—203; 12, Carnahan 72-73-75—220; 15, Schaeffer 78-7370—221; 20, Givilancz 74-74-75-223; 27, Healy 73-71-81—225. 1st of 12, 287-283289—859. Southland Championship April 15-17, 2002, Twin Lakes Golf Course, Canton, Texas 4, Givilancz 74-71-76—221; 18, Martens 78-75-74—227; 28, Healy 78-77-77—232; Schaeffer 84-74-76—234; 36, Carnahan 7979-80—238. 5th of 10, 309-297-303—909.
2002-03
MEAN GREEN INVITATIONAL Sept. 16-17, 2002, Bridlewood G.C., Flower Mound, Texas t10, Healy 70-73-75-218—223; Crnomut, 75-74-73—222; t58, Jeff Bopp, 79-72-74— 225; 62, John Elizondo, 73-75-79—227; 10th Mike Givilancz, 74-73-81—228. 10th of14, 292-292-301—885. Jim Colbert Intercollegiate Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2002, Colbert Hills G.C., Manhattan, Kan. t5, Luke Healy, 77-77-71—225; t28, John Elizondo, 83-74-77—234; t50, Mike Mezei, 79-85-77—241; t59, Danilo Crnomut, 8283-82—247; 68, Ryan Hardgrave, 91-8587—263. 10th of 12, 321-319-307—947. Crown Colony Classic Oct. 14-15, 2002, Crown Colony, C.C., Lufkin, Texas t8, Luke Healy, 78-72-74—224; t24, Mike Mezei, 75-74-81—230; t24, Danilo Crnomut, 72-79-79—230; t41, John Elizond, 78-77-80—235; t89, Jeff Bopp, 82-8781—250. 7th of 18, 303-302-314—919.
barona Collegiate Cup Oct. 21-22, Barona Creek G.C., Lakeside, Calif. t46, John Elizondo, 72-73-75—220; t50, Mike Mezei, 73-70-78—221; t55, Luke Healy, 75-74-73—222; t69, Danilo Crnomut, 75-76-74—225; 88, Duffy Pugh, 78-7783—238. 16th of 17, 295-293-300—888. Baylor Invitational Oct. 28-29, 2002, Bear Ridge, G.C., Waco, Texas t19, Mike Mezei, 71-72-72—215; t27, John Elizondo, 72-70-75—217; t35, Danilo Crnomut, 77-66-76—219; t35, Ryan Cromwell, 77-72-70—219, t63, Luke Healy, 74-73-77—224. t8th of 16, 294-280-293.
t5, Mike Mezei, 67-72-71—210; t5, Michael Schaeffer, 72-68-70—210; t15, Matt Johnston, 76-72-69—217; t31, John Elizondo, 69-76-75—220; t63, Tim Martin, 76-77-75—228. 2nd of 13, 284-288285—857. Rice Intercollegiate Feb. 9-10, BlackHorse G.C., Cypress, Texas 3, Mike Mezei, 72-72-73—217; t13, Ryan Cromwell, 72-74-79—225; t13, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-76-77—225; t23, Matt Johnston, 80-72-77—229; t33, Luke Healy, 78-72-82—232; t42, John Elizondo, 76-7978—233. 1st of 14, 298-290-307—895.
Rice Intercollegiate Feb. 10-11, BlackHorse North G.C., Cypress, Texas t31, Ryan Cromwell, 76-79-73—228; t45, Mike Mezei, 78-77-76—231; Duffy Pugh, 79-83-73—235; t54, John Elizondo, 79-7680—235; t61, Luke Healy, 85-73-80—238. 11th of13, 312-305-302.
UTSA oak hills classic March 1-2, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t11, Kitt Thabungkan, 71-72-75—218; t15, Mike Mezei, 70-78-71—219; t19, John Elizondo, 74-72-75—221; t22, Tim Martin*, 76-68-78—222 (*individual); t37, Matt Johnston, 84-72-70—226; t40, Luke Healy, 76-73-78—227; t60, Ryan Cromwell, 76-7778—231. 3rd of 17, 291-293-291—975.
UTSA oak hills Classic Feb. 24, Oak Hills, C.C., San Antonio, Texas t7, Danilo Crnomut, 75; t30, John Elizondo, 78; t38, Ryan Cromwell, 79; t51, Duffy Pugh, 81; t65, Mike Mezei, 83. 10th of 15, 313.
Louisiana Classics March 8-9, Oakbourne C.C., Lafayette, La. t33, John Elizondo, 78-75-71—224; t39, Kitt Thabungkan, 75-73-77—225; t39, Matt Johnston, 77-75-73—225; t46, Mike Mezei, 73-74-79—226; t51, Luke Healy, 81-7571—227. t7th of 15, 303-297-292—892.
Louisiana classic March 10-11, Oakbourne C.C., Lafayette, La. t5, Mike Mezei, 71-70-72—213; t44, Danilo Crnomut, 74-75-75—224; t61, Duffy Pugh, 74-74-80—228; t75, John Elizondo, 72-8378—233; 82, Ryan Cromwell, 81-80-79— 240. 14th of 14, 291-299-304—894.
Lindsey Collegiate March 29-30, Eagle Hill G.C., Bryant, Ark. 5, Kitt Thabungkan, 69-73-78—220; t28, Mike Mezei, 73-76-78—227; t41, Matt Johnston, 70-76-84—230; t53, Luke Healy, 75-73-85—233; t58, Tim Martin, 80-7482—236. t6th of 15, 287-296-322—905.
Chenal trojAn Cup Macrh 24-25, Little Rock, Ark. t22, Mike Mezei, 76-72-73—221; t22, Luke Healy, 72-72-77—221; t40, Danilo Crnomut, 74-80-72—226; t59, John Elizondo, 75-8273—230; t59, Duffy Pugh, 75-77-78—230. 10th of18, 296-301-295—892. Border Olympics April 4-5, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas t15, Luke Healy, 72-73-72—217; t22, Duffy Pugh, 75-69-77—221; t50, John Elizondo, 73-74-75—222; t74, Danilo Crnomut, 7280-75—227; 100, Roland Vollarreal, 83-8580—248. t15th of 20, 292-296-299—887. Southland Championship April 21-23, Canebrake G.C., Hattiesburg, Miss. 3, John Elizondo, 74-71-65—210; t5, Luke Healy, 78-68-67—213; t7, Duffy Pugh, 7267-75—214; t11, Mike Mezei, 73-76-66— 215; t37, Danilo Crnomut, 79-73-74—226. 2nd of 10, 297-279-272—848.
2003-04
Falcon INVITATIONAL Sept. 19-20, Eisenhower Blue Course, Colorado Springs, Colo. 1, Mike Mezei, 66-71-70—207; t3; John Elizondo, 72-68-74—214; t23, Luke Healy, 71-78-71—220; t26, Matt Johnston, 73-73-75—221; t69, Ryan Cromwell, 79-7577—231. 1st of 18, 282-287-290—859. Baylor Invitational Sept. 29-30, Bear Ridge G.C., Waco, Texas 3, Mike Mezei, 72-69-71—212; t14, Matt Johnston, 73-71-74—218; t28, John Elizondo, 74-76-72—222; t59, Ryan Cromwell, 81-7475—230; t71, Luke Healy, 75-82-77—234. t5th of 14, 294-290-292—876. Nestle/Purina Classic Oct. 6-7, Missouri Bluffs G.C., St. Charles, Mo. t3, John Elizondo, 69-69-69—207; t5, Mike Mezei, 72-70-67—209; t11, Matt Johnston, 68-74-70—212; t28, Luke Healy, 73-7174—218; t52, Michael Schaeffer, 79-7779—235. 2nd of 9, 282-284-280—846. Crown Colony Classic Oct. 13-14, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas 1, John Elizondo, 70-69-75—214; t6, Mike Mezei, 70-75-74—219; t9, Matt Johnston, 78-72-72—222; t12, Michael Schaeffer, 7076-79—225; t32, Luke Healy, 76-77-79— 232; t28, Ryan Cromwell*, 77-77-76—230; 31, Tim Martin*, 74-75-82—231 (* individual). 1st of 12, 286-292-300—878. Del Walker Collegiate Nov. 6-7, Virginia C.C.,Long Beach, Calif.
Border Olympics April 2-3, Laredo C.C, Laredo, Texas t16, Mike Mezei, 74-72-71—217; t29, Kitt Thabungkan, 75-72-73—220; t60, John Elizondo, 79-74-74—227; t80, Matt Johnston, 74-74-84—232; 91, Ryan Cromwell, 79-84-78—241. t12th of 17, 302-292-296—890. Southland Championship April 19-21, High Meadow Ranch G.C., Magnolia, Texas 19, Mike Mezei, 69-77-76—222; t20, John Elizondo, 74-73-76—223; t26, Kitt Thabungkan, 78-69-77—224; t30, Matt Johnston, 68-84-75—225; t43, Luke Healy, 79-72-80—231. 6th of 10, 287-291304—882. NCAA Central Regional May 20-22, Boilermaker G.C., West Lafayette, Ind. t91, Mike Mezei, 83-74-80—237 (individual).
2004-05
Mean Green Classic Sept. 13-14, Lantana G.C., Denton, Texas t8, Nick Olivarri, 79-69-71—219; t10, Matt Johnston, 75-72-73—220; t26, John Elizondo, 74-73-77—224; t30, Tim Martin*, 73-74-78—225; t63, Philipp Krohn, 77-77-83—237; 72, Shane Costelloe, 79-7982—240. 7th of 14, 305-291-303—899. Kansas Invitational Sept. 19-20, Alvamar G.C., Lawrence, Kan. 6. John Elizondo, 70-72-76—218; t7, Nick Olivarri, 74-72-73—219; t7, Matt Johnston, 71-73-75—219; t42, Tim Martin, 74-7878—230; t60, Sean Burch, 79-74-81—234. 3rd of 13, 289-291-302—882. SMU Stonebridge Invitational Oct. 6, Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas (shortened due to weather) t3, John Elizondo, 69—69; t8, Nick Olivarri, 71—71; t14, Matt Johnston, 72—72; t66, Tim Martin, 79—79; t77, Philipp Krohn, 83—83. t3rd of 16, 291—291. Del Walker Intercollegiate Nov. 4-5, Virginia C. C., Long Beach, Calif. 2, Nick Olivarri, 65-74-71—210; t23, Matt Johnston, 71-72-78—221; t32, John Elizondo, 76-75-72—223; 52, Shane Costelloe, 78-75-77—230; 60, Kitt Thabungkan, 82-76-81—239. t8th of 12, 290-296-298—884. Rice Intercollegiate Feb. 7-8, Wildcat G.C., Houston, Texas t10, Nick Olivarri, 73-72—145; t33, John Elizondo, 78-73—151; t56, Matt Johnston, 78-76—154; t61, Shane Costelloe, 8075—155; t67, Philipp Krohn, 82-74—156.
12th of 14, 309-294—603 (rain shortened). UTSA oak hills classic Feb. 28-March 1, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t17, Nick Olivarri, 70-71-77—218; t17, John Elizondo, 69-76-73—218; t17, Shane Costelloe*, 70-74-74—218; t21, Kitt Thabungkan, 73-71-75—219; t29, Matt Johnston, 73-75-73—221; t33, Philipp Krohn, 76-76-70—222; t67, Tim Martin*, 75-7780—232; 85, Sean Burch, 80-81-84—245. 5th of 17, 285-293-291—869. St. Croix Collegiate Classic March 4-6, Carambola G.C., St. Croix, Virgin Islands 1, John Elizondo, 66-73-72—211; t14, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-68-78—218; t44, Matt Johnston, 76-70-79—225; t56, Shane Costelloe, 73-79-76—228; t63, Nick Ollivarri, 77-7676—229. t5th of 17, 287-287-302—876. El Diablo Intercollegiate March 19-20, El Diablo G.C., Citrus Springs, Fla. t4, Shane Costelloe, 74-74-74—222; t9, Matt Johnston, 83-69-73—225; t17, John Elizondo, 77-75-76—228; t31, Nick Olivarri, 79-7874—231; 84, Kitt Thabungkan, 84-83-81—248. 2nd of 19, 313-296-297—906. Diet Pepsi/Shocker Classic April 5-6; Wichita C.C., Wichita, Kan. t18, Kitt Thabungkan, 73-79-79—231; t24, Nick Olivarri, 77-76-79—232; t34, Shane Costelloe, 79-76-79—234; t39, John Elizondo, 87-8474—236; t47, Matt Johnston, 77-84-77—238. 7th of 12, 305-315-309—929. Southland Championship April 25-27, Kingwood C.C. Forest Course, Kingwood, Texas t12, Nick Olivarri, 74-78-71—223; t23, Kitt Thabungkan, 74-81-75—230; t30, John Elizondo, 78-79-75—232; t34, Shane Costelloe, 77-76-80—233; t38, Matt Johnston, 79-7976—234. 7th of 10, 303-312-297—912.
2005-06
Mean Green Classic Sept. 12-13, Lantana G.C., Denton, Texas t9, John Elizondo, 72-71-77—220; t9, Thomas Kearney, 71-72-77—220; t21, Matt Johnston, 76-73-74—223; t24, Nick Olivarri, 74-7080—224; t46, Kyle Collins, 75-74-80—229; t46, Kitt Thabungkan, 76-72-81—229. 4th of 14, 292-285-308—885. Adams Cup of Newport Sept. 26-27, Newport National G.C., Newport, R.I. t5, Matt Johnston, 77-76-72—225; t23, Thomas Kearney, 76-75-81—232; t45, Shane Costelloe, 84-76-78—238; t54, Nick Olivarri, 86-7975—240; t59, John Elizondo, 86-80-75—241. 6th of 16, 323-306-300—929. Baylor Invitational Oct. 10-11, Bear Ridge G.C., Waco, Texas t16, Thomas Kearney, 79-70-71—220; t31, John Elizondo, 76-77-71—224; t31, Kitt Thabungkan*, 74-76-74—224; t53, Matt Johnston, 76-76-77—229; t53, Nick Olivarri, 77-79-73—229; t59, Kyle Collins, 82-74-75— 231. 8th of 15, 308-297-290—895. * played as individual Del Walker Intercollegiate Nov. 3-4, Virginia C.C.; Long Beach, Calif. t26, John Elizondo, 73-75-70—218; t30, Thomas Kearney, 75-74-70—219; t36, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-76-72—220; t41, Kyle Collins*, 75-73-74—222; t51, Nick Olivarri, 76-72-78—226; t53, Matt Johnston, 80-7770—227. 10th of 12, 296-297-282—875. * played as individual Rice Intercollegiate Feb. 6-7, Willowisp C.C., Missouri City, Texas t5, John Elizondo, 71-74-75-220; t21, Kyle Collins, 73-75-78-226; t35, Thomas Kearney, 77-75-77-229; t41, Nick Olivarri, 79-82-70231; t48, Kitt, Thabungkan, 80-77-76-233. 4th of 14, 300-301-298-904. UTSA oak hills classic Feb. 20-21, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t22, John Elizondo, 75-74-73-222, t33, Thomas Kearney, 76-74-74-224, t33, Matt Johnston, 74-73-77-224, t39, Shane Costelloe, 73-76-76225*, t50, Kyle Collins, 76-81-72-229, t77, Nick Olivarri, 83-73-82-238, t58 Sean Burch, 79-76-77-232*, t62, Kitt Thabungkan, 78-74-82234 t73, Philipp Krohn, 81-79-77-237*, 8th of 17, 301-294-296-891. * played as individual
Orange County Invitational March 4-5, Crooked Cat G.C., Winter Garden, Fla. t33, Thomas Kearney, 71-76-73-220; t43, Kyle Collins, 75-75-73-223, t43, Matt Johnston, 7473-76-223, t43, Shane Costelloe, 71-81-71-223, t55, John Elizondo, 74-76-76-226, 10th of 15. Pioneer Classic March 20-21, Palm Valley G.C., Goodyear, Ariz. 21, John Elizondo, 71-71-71-213, t30, Thomas Kearney, 71-73-71-215, t43, Matt Johnston, 71-74-72-217, t57, Kyle Collins, 76-74-70-220, t66, Nick Olivarri, 74-74-73-221*, t81, Shane Costelloe, 79-68-77-224, t9th of 17, 289-286284-859. * played as individual Carter Plantation Intercollegiate March 27-28, Carter Plantation G.C., Springfield, La. t28, Thomas Kearney, 77-79-75-227, 32, Matt Johnston, 76-81-75-232, t34, Nick Olivarri, 7582-77-234, t41, John Elizondo, 79-78-80-237, t46, Kyle Collins, 79-78-82-239, 10th of 12, 307-316-307-930. Southland Championship April 17-19, Deerwood C.C., Kingwood, Texas 1, John Elizondo, 67-71-75-213, t15, Kyle Collins, 73-75-73-221, t17, Nick Olivarri, 7475-73-222, t27, Matt Johnston, 78-74-75-224, 33, Shane Costelloe, 78-79-72-229, 2nd of 10, 292-295-293-880.
2006-07
Del Walker Intercollegiate Sept. 14-15, VirginiaC.C., Long Beach, Calif. 3, Kyle Collins, 69-70-74-213, t30, Thomas Kearney, 68-71-80-219, t36, Shane Costelloe, 79-72-69-220, t36, Philipp Krohn, 76-75-69220*, t43, Nick Olivarri, 73-75-73-221, t56, Matt Johnston, 76-74-80-230, 6th of 14, 286287-296-869. * played as individual Adams Cup of Newport Sept.26-27, Orchard Course, Newport, R.I. t11, Philipp Krohn, 72-73-80-225, t15, Nick Olivarri, 74-74-78-226, t17, Shane Costelloe, 75-76-76-227, t32, Kyle Collins, 75-77-79-231, t57, Sean Burch, 83-75-82-240, 6th of 12, 296-298-313. Crown Classic Oct. 8-10, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Texas t6, Kyle Collins, 72-72-144, t18, Thomas Kearney, 73-75-148, t23, Matt Johnston, 7277-149, t28, Nick Olivarri, 75-75-150, t43, Philipp Krohn, 90-73-153, t48, Shane Costelloe, 79-75-154, 6th of 12, 299-295-594. UTSA Invitational Oct. 23-24, Comanche Trace G.C., Kerrville, Texas 4, Thomas Kearney, 68-67-74-209, t14, Matt Johnston, 75-70-73-218, t14, Shane Costelloe, 74-70-74-218*, t20, Nick Olivarri, 74-7372-219, t36, Kyle Collins, 75-77-72-224, t38, Philipp Krohn, 76-73-76-225, t44, Sean Bruch, 73-76-77-226*, t49 Kitt Thabungkan, 77-76-76-229*, t49, 74-77-78-229*, 4th of 11, 292-283-291-866. * played as individual Battle of the Bend Nov. 5-7, Toledo Bend C.C., Many, La. 3, Kyle Collins, 74-71-145, t5, Thomas Kearney, 73-74-147, t5, Shane Costelloe, 77-70-147, t5, Philipp Krohn, 75-72-147*, t13, Nick Olivarri, 75-74-149, t18, Matt Johnston, 76-74-150, 2nd of 12, 298-289-587. UTSA Oak hills intercolleigate Feb. 19-20, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t5, Matt Johnston, 73-73-72-218, t16, Thomas Kearney, 76-73-74-223, t35, Kyle Collins, 76-7476-226, t37, Kitt Thabungkan, 78-77-72-227, t57, Nick Olivarri, 82-75-75-232, t16, Shane Costelloe, 75-76-72-223*, 3rd of 16, 303-295-293-891. *played as an individual Carter Plantation intercolleigate March 12-13, Carter Plantation G.C., Springfield, La. t21, Simon Merry, 74-76-73-223, t21, Thomas Kearney, 72-75-76-223, t46, Matt Johnston, 8074-74-228, t66, Shane Costelloe, 84-74-80-227, DNF, Kyle Collins, 73-81-No score, 12th of 14, 310-296-303-909. Ron Moore Invitational March 19-20, Palm Valley G.C., Goodyear, Ariz. t19, Thomas Kearney, 69-73-72-214, t23, Matt Johnston, 72-71-72-215, t23, Simon Merry, 73-7072-215, t38, Kyle Collins, 72-71-75-218, t65, Philipp Krohn, 76-73-73-222, 8th of 17, 286-285-289-860.
UALR/First Tee Collegiate March 26-27, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. 9,Thomas Kearney, 69-69-75-213, t10, Kyle Collins, 71-68-75-214, t33, Simon Merry, 66-7381-220, t38, Matt Johnston, 73-78-70-221, t68, 74-75-80-229, 5th of 17, 279-285-300-864. Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic April 2-3, Wichita C.C., Wichita, Kan. t39, Mat Johnston, 74-75-81-230, t43, Kyle Collins, 75-75-81-231, t54, Simon Merry, 78-7781-236, t87, Emiliano Martinez, 86-82-83-251, DNF, Thomas Kearney, 78-78-No score, 14th of 16, 305-305-326-936. Southland Championship April 16-18, Comanche Trace G.C., Kerrville, Texas t7, Thomas Kearney, 70-69-77-216, t12, Kyle Collins, 74-74-71-219, t15, Philipp Krohn, 7375-75-223, t15, Matt Johnston, 73-74-76=223, t21, Simon Merry, 77-74-74-225, 3rd of 10, 290-291-296-877.
2007-08
Hartford Hawks Invitational Sept. 14-15, International G.C., Bolton, Mass. 16, Shane Costelloe, 73-75-75-223, t21, Sean Burch, 74-77-76-227, t21, Philipp Krohn, 79-7078-227, t33, Thomas Kearney, 77-74-80-231, t54, Kyle Collins, 74-2-82-243, 7th of 13, 298-29-309-903. Adams Cup of newport Sept. 25-26, Newport National G.C., Newport, R.I. t15, Thomas Kearney, 75-75-75-225, t19, Simon Merry, 74-77-75-226, t25, Sean Burch, 77-7774-228, t36, Shane Costelloe, 7-72-83-232, t67, Kyle Collins, 80-86-77-243, 5th of 15, 302-302-301-905. Oklahoma Intercollegiate Oct. 14-16, Oak Tree G.C., Edmond, Okla. t41, Simon Merry, 82-76-80-238, 44, Shane Coastelloe, 81-76-83-240, 45, Thomas Kearney, 81-74-76-241, 56 Emiliano Martinez, 81-78-87246, t57, Sean Burch, 79-91-82-252, 10th of 11, 322-304-331-957. Del Walker Intercollegiate Oct. 25-26, Virginia C.C., Long Beach, Calif. t20, Thomas Kearney, 75-72-67-214, t26, Shane Costelloe, 67-72-77-216, t44, Kyle Collins, 71-70-79-220, t44, Simon Merry, 75-71-74-220, t54, Sean Burch, 70-76-76-222, 8th of 11, 283285-292-860. UTSA Invitational Oct. 29-30, Comanche Trace G.C., Kerrville, Texas t12, Emiliano Martinez, 71-69-76-216, t15, Thomas Kearney, 72-73-72-217, 21, Shane Costelloe, 72-69-78-219, t22, Kyle Collins, 8072-68-220, t27, Phillip Hui, 71-76-74-221, t5th of 13, 302-284-290. UTSA OAK HILLS CLASSIC Feb. 18-19, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, Texas t5, Simon Merry, 73-67-74-214, t18, Phillip Hui, 78-69-74-221, t53, Emiliano Martinez, 77-7379-229, t63, Thomas Kearney, 78-78-75-231, t68, Kyle Collins, 75-81-77-233, t8th of 17, 303-287-300-890. RON SMITH/USF INVITATIONAL Feb. 29 - March 2, Lake Jovita Golf & C.C., Dade City, Fl. t26, Thomas Kearney, 74-71-75-220, t28, Shane Costelloe, 76-69-76-221, t43, Phillip Hui, 72-7676-224, t50, Simon Merry, 76-75-74-225, 84, Emiliano Martinez, 77-81-81-239, 13th of 18, 298-291-301-890. UALR/FIRST TEE COLLEGIATE March 17-18, Chenal C.C., Little Rock, Ark. t29, Shane Costelloe, 80-77-74-231, t34. Phillip Hui, 79-81-74-234, t42, Simon Merry, 80-8175-236, t57, Thomas Kearney, 81-77-83-241, t57, Kyle Collins, 83-83-75-241, 12th of 15, 320-316-298-934. CARTER PLANTATION INTERCOLLEGIATE March 24-25, Carter Plantation G.C., Springfield, La. t32, Simon Merry, 75-78-82-235, t39, Shane Costelloe, 68-89-80-237, t39, Nick Olivarri, 84-72-81-237, t65 Phillip Hui, 88-77-79-244, 75, Kyle Collins, 79-87-85-251, 10th of 15, 306-314-322-942. DIET PEPSI SHOCKER CLASSIC March 31 - April 1, Wichita C.C., Wichita, Kan. t15, Phillip Hui, 77-70-71-218, t29, Simon Merry, 80-70-73-223, t64, Emiliano Martinez, 81-76-74-231, t80, Shane Costelloe, 81-76-78235, t84, Nick Olivarri, 82-80-76-238, 14th of 16, 319-292-294-905.
SOUTHLAND CHAMPIONSHIP April 14-16, Gray Plantation G.C., Lake Charles, La. t8, Thomas Kearney, 75-74-72-221, 12, Simon Merry, 76-78-68-222, t14 Nick Olivarri, 77-7275-224, t27, Shane Costelloe, 80-77-72-229, 48, Phillip Hui, 85-80-77-242, t4th of 10, 308-301-287-896.
2008-09
MEAN GREEN CLASSIC Sept. 8-9, Lantana C.C., Denton, Texas 6, Kyle Collins, 73-68-76-217, t28, Lewis Chong, 77-74-76-227, t33, Payne Wilkie, 7773-78-228, t46, Phillip Hui, 80-75-78-233, t50, Emiliano Martinez, 77-78-80-235, 8th of 12, 304-290-308-902. WILLIAM H. TUCKER INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 26-27, The Championship G.C., Albuquerque, N.M. t57, Kyle Collins, 77-75-77-229, t67, Payne Wilkie, 76-75-81-232, t74, Lewis Chong, 80-79-75-234, t81, Emiliano Martinez, 81-7977-237, t86, Phillip Hui, 86-79-77, 15th of 16, 314-308-306-928. DEL WALKER INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 16-17, Virginia C.C., Long Beach, Calif. t12, Kyle Collins, 67-68-76-211, t15, Phillip Hui, 70-68-74-212, t29, Emiliano Martinez, 67-75-74-216, t33, Lewis Chong, 75-70-72-217, t56, Payne Wilkie, 74-72-77-223, 5th of 15, 278-278-296-852. UTSA INVITATIONAL Oct. 27-28, Comanche Trace G.C., Kerrville, Texas. 14, Lewis Chong, 77-78-72-227, t38, Payne Wilkie, 83-79-73-235, t45, Phillip Hui, 84-7380-237, t57, Emiliano Martinez, 81-82-81-244, t62, Kyle Collins, 86-84-77-247, 11th of 13, 325-312-302-939. PACIFIC INVITATIONAL Nov. 3-5, Brookside C.C., Stockton, Calif. t23, Kyle Collins, 73-72-73-218, t46, Lewis Chong, 74-75-74-223, t48 Payne Wilkie, 76-7573-224, 54, Emiliano Martinez, 74-82-72-228, t56, Phillip Hui, 77-80-74-231, 12th of 12, 297-302-292-891. Mardi Gras Invitational Feb. 9-10, TPC Louisiana G. C., New Orleans, La. t6. Kyle Collins, 71-76-72—219, t12. Ryan Kiel, 76-76-70—222, t47. Emiliano Martinez, 76-8174—233, t50 Lewis Chong, 78-76-80—234, t59. Payne Wilkie, 77-79-82—238, 7th of 15, 302-307-296—905. UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Feb. 16-17, Oak Hills C. C., San Antonio, Texas t17. Kyle Collins, 69-73-74—216, t44. Payne Wilkie, 76-72-76—224, t51. Ryan Kiel, 80-7274—226, t59. Lewis Chong, 80-76-74—230, t65. Emiliano Martinez, 79-76-78—233, t70. Isaac Idstein, 83-77-76—238*, 11th of 14, 304-293-298—895. * played as an individual Louisiana Classics March 8-10, Oakbourne Country Club, Lafayette, La. t38. Kyle Collins, 75-80-68—223, t38. Emiliano Martinez, 78-73-72—223, t57. Lewis Chong, 78-73-76—227, t71. Payne Wilkie, 78-7679—233, t78. Isaac Idsteine, 82-77-79—238, 14th of 15, 309-299-295—903. Carter Plantation Intercollegiate March 24-25, Carter Plantation, Springfield, La. 4. Kyle Collins, 75-73-72—220, t11. Emiliano Martinez, 76-72-78—226, t31. Ryan Kiel, 77-78-77—232, t49. Payne Wilkie, 82-8179—242, 56. Lewis Chong, 78-88-80—246, 7th of 12, 310-314-306—930. UMB Bank/Mizzou Tiger Classic April 13-14, The Club of Old Hawthrone, Columbia, Mo. t17. Ryan Kiel, 75-74-75—224, t23. Kyle Collins, 75-77-73—225, t62. Lewis Chong, 79-76-82—237, 68. Emiliano Martinez, 797884—241, 70. Payne Wilkie, 83-82-83—248, 12th of 14, 308-305-313—926. Southland Championship April 27-29, Comanche Trace G. C., Kerrville, Texas 4. Kyle Collins, 71-68-75—214, t20. Emiliano Martinez, 75-74-74—223, t25. Lewis Chong, 76-70-79—225, t27. Ryan Kiel, 76-75-76— 227, t27. Payne Wilkie, 78-73-76—227, 4th of 10, 298-285-301—884.
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Gibby Martens Brett Alexander_ ________ 1984 Quint Alexander_ _______ 1984 Rob Anderson________ 1989-90 Shawn Angel ___________ 1983 Jim Aycock _ ___________ 1983 Derek Bartlett ___________ 1997 Bill Bell ________________ 1987 Chris Benestante _____ 1998-99 Jeff Bopp ___________ 2002-03 Chris Brauner _ ______ 1989-90 Larry Bryan _________ 1988-89 Sean Burch________2005-2008 Peter Burns __________ 1998-99 Jerry Carnahan ______ 2000-02 Joe Caruso __________ 1984-85 Jorge Cerda ____________ 1988 Chris Chapa _ _____1999-2000 Rick Chevalier __________ 1986 Lewis Chong______ 2008-P Chris Clark ____________ 1990 Ray Cole _ _____________ 1987 Kyle Collins__________ 2006-09 Michael Connell _ ____ 1994-95 Shane Costelloe____2005-2008 Danilo Crnomut_____ 2002-03 Ryan Cromwell ______ 2003-04 Keith Cunningham _ _____ 1988 Stuart Curren ___________ 1994 M. Jason Daly __________ 1994
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UTSA All-Time Letterwinners Charles Dixon _____1997-2000 Magnus Dohlvik _ __1997-2000 Johan Edfors ________ 1995-96 John Elizondo________ 2003-06 Mike Flaherty ___________ 1986 Mike Flanigan __________ 1988 Thomas Fowler _ _____ 1995-96 Mike Givilancz _ _____ 2001-02 Mike Gorski ____________ 1984 David Graves _ _________ 1995 Paul Griff ______________ 1994 Ryan Hardgrave ________ 2003 John Hays __________ 1994-95 Luke Healy __________ 2001-04 Lane Heginbotham ______ 1989 Howard Herring ________ 1996 Steve Hresko ________ 1985-86 Phillip Hui_________2007-2008 Zach Hugos _________ 1994-95 David Hullett ________ 1991-92 Andrew Hutchins ________ 1999 Isaac Idstein_______ 2008-P Randy Jones _ _____1997-2000 Mikael Johnson ______ 1991-92 Matt Johnston________ 2004-07 Danny Kloza ________ 1985-86 Thomas Kearney___2006-2008 Ryan Kiel__________ 2009-P Philipp Krohn______2005-2008
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Kitt Thabungkan Jimmy Schnurr __________ 1991 Jeffery Seibert _______ 1994-95 John Sewall _________ 1994-97 Sam Sinclair _ _______ 1994-95 Jason Smith ____________ 1989 Shawn Smith ___________ 1993 Christian Snethkamp __ 1992-93 Derek Steinbruck _____ 1990-92 Kitt Thabungkan______ 2004-07 Hector Trevino _______ 1989-90 Mike Tucker _________ 1986-87 Lars Ulfvengren ______ 1995-98 Roland Villarreal ________ 2003 Scotty Wade ________ 1997-98 Billy Walsh ____________ 1993 Steve Ward _________ 1994-95 Court Watson _____1999-2002 Christopher Weil ________ 2002 Gordon Wessels _____ 1989-90 Cade White _________ 1990-91 Zen Wiebe _____________ 2000 Brett Wilder _______1999-2000 Payne Wilkie______ 2008-P Mark Wilson ___________ 1998 Clint Winn _____________ 1992 Stoney Womack _____ 1994-95 Masashi Yamada _______ 1999
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The University of Texas at San Antonio was founded on June 5, 1969, by Texas Governor Preston Smith. UTSA serves the San Antonio metropolitan area and the broader region of South Texas through programs and services offered from its three campuses: Main Campus, Downtown Campus and Hemisfair Park Campus.
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With more than 28,400 students enrolled in 131 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, UTSA is the second-largest component in The University of Texas System and has been one of the state’s fastest-growing public universities for much of the last decade. UTSA listed an enrollment of 28,413 (24,648 undergraduates) for 2008-09, making it the sixth-largest school in the state of Texas. UTSA offers 64 bachelor’s, 44 master’s and 20 doctoral degree programs in the colleges of Architecture, Business, Education and Human Development, Engineering, Honors, Liberal and Fine Arts, Public Policy, Sciences and in the Graduate School. The university’s three campuses provide access and opportunity for large numbers of historically underserved students. More than 56 percent of UTSA’s students come from groups underrepresented in higher education. Many students are the first in their families to attend a college or university. As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business professionals, teachers, scientists and technology managers, UTSA has produced more than 76,000 graduates since awarding its first degree in 1974. UTSA has a total of 586 budgeted tenure/tenuretrack faculty positions. Ninety-eight percent of full-time faculty hold doctorates or equivalent terminal degrees. More than 260 tenured and tenure-track faculty positions were added during the last seven years and 69 percent of tenure-track faculty hired have been women and minorities.
Dr. Ricardo Romo, a San Antonio native, became UTSA’s fifth president in 1999 and is the first Hispanic president in the university’s 30-year history.
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In 1973 construction began on UTSA’s original campus, now known as the Main Campus, on a 600-acre tract in the rolling foothills of San Antonio’s northwest side
In addition to the educational advantages UTSA offers, its economic impact directly and indirectly produces $852 million in annual business activity in Texas, including more than 6,500 jobs and $200 million in personal income. Purchases by UTSA opened the 11-acre Downtown Campus in 1997. UTSA in 2007 totaled more than $48.6 million, with $17.2 million or 35 percent designated or obtained from historically underutilized business (HUB) vendors.
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The University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge through research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement and public service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multicultural traditions, serving as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalyst for socioeconomic development for Texas, the nation and the world.
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to more than $51.8 million in 2008, a 7.6 percent increase over the previous year.
UTSA has plans for $265 million in construction over the next several years. The University recently received funding from the Texas Legislature for an $82 million building for the College of Engineering, where enrollment has grown more than 90 percent in six years.
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C am p u s L i f e Laurel Village UTSA has four housing complexes on its Main Campus offering several styles of group living. On-campus housing accommodates approximately 3,700 students. Students living on-campus are close to classrooms, the student center, food courts, library, athletics facilities and the student recreation center.
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Chaparral Village and Laurel Village are the two newest on-campus residences and both offer two- and fourbedroom suites with cable television, high speed Internet and kitchenettes, study rooms, a computer lab, a swimming pool and basketball courts.
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The UTSA Library provides both electronic and physical access to information resources and services including a collection of 742,000 volumes, 2,300 periodical subscriptions, 30,000 electronic journals, 48,000 electronic books, approximately 300 electronic databases as well as manuscripts, maps, media and microforms.
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The Recreation and Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art 300,000 squarefoot facility housing a wide variety of programs and facilities from fitness and aquatics centers, basketball, racquetball and beach volleyball courts to massage studios and a rock-climbing wall.
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Real Food on Campus at Roadrunner CafĂŠ, located adjacent to Chaparral Village, is an all-you-care-to-eat residential restaurant that includes a deli, brick oven pizza and stir-fry.
Other on-campus dining options include Smoothie King inside the Recreation and Wellness Center, Einstein Bros. Bagels in the Biotechnology, Sciences & Engineering Building, Extreme Pita in the Business Building and a Subway, Grille Works and C3 Convenience Store at the Downtown Campus.
The University Center (UC) Food Court houses Taco Cabana, Panda Express, Grille Works and Burger King, while Starbucks, Subway and a C3 Convenience Store are a short walk away.
The John Peace Library (JPL) Food Court houses Chick-filA, Sushic-The Sushi Company, Montague’s Deli, Freshens Frozen Treats, Bene Pizza & Pasta and a C3 Convenience Store.
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M i s s i o n S tat e m e n t Team Academics was established in order to provide academic services for student-athletes. We provide the necessary academic support services for all studentathletes to be successful in the classroom and pursue an undergraduate degree while competing as an athlete. The center is dedicated to the academic and personal development of all student-athletes. Consistent with the mission of the University of Texas at San Antonio, the Athletics Department is committed to provide an environment in which student-athletes can be successful academically, athletically and socially. In doing so, the department dedicates itself to absolute compliance with the rules of the University of Texas System, the university, the Southland Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
V i s i o n S tat e m e n t The UTSA Athletics Department will be successful in its mission when … • Student-athletes achieve academically and compete athletically at the highest level and are prepared with skills for life. • It achieves a level of social responsibility, honesty and integrity higher than is expected by the public and is required by laws, policies, guidelines and rules. • Athletics is the focal point for school identity, pride and spirit among students, faculty, staff, alumni and the surrounding community. • The community benefits from public service, affordable entertainment and economic growth derived from athletics.
Academic Success UTSA student-athletes have earned numerous academic awards in the past seven years. Twenty-two Roadrunners have been named Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year in their respective sports, the league’s top honor, for academic and athletic success. UTSA has had five student-athletes chosen as an ESPN the Magazine/ CoSIDA Academic All-American, one of the top honors that can be bestowed upon a collegiate athlete, while 24 have earned Academic All-District accolades. Since 2003, 463 student-athletes have been named to the SLC Commissioner’s Honor Roll, including 98 in the 2008-09 academic year.
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Academics In April 2009, a state-of-the-art academic learning center opened its doors to UTSA student-athletes. The 4,000 square-foot Student-Athlete Academic Center houses five study carrels, two large conference rooms, a classroom, computer lab and office space for the Academic Services staff.
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C ari Goodye ar A ss i s t a n t AD / Academic Services
Cari Goodyear is in her seventh year as assistant athletics director for academic services. Goodyear oversees academic support services for the entire athleticsdepartment. During her tenure at UTSA, her department has seen the addition of a permanent study hall, a tutor and mentor program for student-athletes, an expansion of the full-time academic staff and the opening of the UTSA Student-Athlete Academic Center. In the last six academic years, 19 Roadrunners have garnered Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year honors. Goodyear came to UTSA from Texas Tech, where she served as assistant director for athletics academic services for three years and as an academic counselor from 1995-99. She also was an academic advisor at Arkansas State from 1993-95. She began her career in academics as a graduate assistant in athletics advising at Texas State in 1990 and remained in that role until 1993. Goodyear then served as an academic counseling intern at Texas in spring 1993. Goodyear earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology from Texas in 1990 and her master’s in developmental education from Texas State in 1998. The Austin native and her husband, Gary, have two daughters, Bailey and Libby.
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Career
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Sources: Wikipedia Career Center Partner Organizations Hundreds of employers converge on the UTSA campus each year to participate in career fairs, information sessions and networking events and as guest speakers for workshops and in classrooms. Listed below is a sampling of just a few of the organizations with which the Career Center partners. Organizations marked with an asterisk have previously hired UTSA student-athletes for internships or full-time positions. AT&T * bp Energy * Capital Group Companies CPS Energy Deloitte and Touche, LLP * Enterprise * Ernst & Young LLP Frost Bank Harlandale ISD HEB Hyatt Hotels and Resorts * Judson ISD * KPMG LLP Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment * Medtronic * Microsoft Corporation NASA National Security Agency Northeast ISD Northrop Grumman Northside ISD Northwestern Mutual NuStar Energy New York Life Padgett Stratemann & Co., LLP Pape-Dawson Pepsi Bottling Group Planto Roe Financial Services, Inc. Raytheon San Antonio ISD Sapient Financial Group Sportball Systems, Inc. Spurs Sports and Entertainment Southwest ISD Southwest Research Institute South San Antonio ISD Target Corporation * Tesoro Companies, Inc. TCEQ Toyota Union Pacific Railroad US Census Bureau US CIA US Department of State US FBI US Marshals USAA Valero Energy Corporation Veteran’s Administration Walgreens * Walt Disney World Wells Fargo Westin YMCA Zachry Holdings, Inc.
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St e f a n i e Cisneros Student-Athlete Career Counselor
Stefanie Cisneros is in her second year as career counselor for all UTSA student-athletes and her ninth year as a staff member of the UTSA Career Center Office. During her tenure, Cisneros has had the opportunity to speak to national audiences through professional presentations at the Southern Association of Colleges and Employers Annual Conference, the American Humanics Management Institute, the California Association for Counseling and Development Regional Conference and as a co-presenter at the National Careers Conference. Her most recent presentation, “Transfer the Magic from Playing Field to Career Field”, addressed the career development needs of student-athletes and best practices for working effectively with student-athlete populations and athletic departments. Cisneros is currently involved in several professional organizations, including memberships in the National Career Development Association (NCDA), Southern Association of Colleges and Employers (SoACE), National Association for Colleges and Employers (NACE) and the Texas Cooperative Education and Internship Association (TXCEIA). Cisneros graduated from UTSA in 2001 with a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology and completed a master of arts degree in community counseling from UTSA in 2008.
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UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Romo
ne of the most decorated athletes in San Antonio history, Dr. Ricardo Romo has returned to his roots and is making UTSA one of the most highlyregarded universities in the region. Romo became the fifth president of The University of Texas at San Antonio in May 1999. As President, he leads one of the fastest growing institutions of higher education in Texas and the nation. UTSA, under his leadership, is now poised to be one of the state’s next premier research universities. Romo has led strategic efforts to enhance both access to education and excellence in scholarship and service at the University. During his tenure, UTSA’s enrollment has grown nearly 50 percent and the university has added numerous programs and facilities to enhance student life. He also has implemented new student support programs designed to help students succeed at earning a university degree. The number of advisers has tripled and UTSA, with more than 28,500 students in 2007-08, is recognized as a leader in “Closing the Gaps,” a statewide initiative by the Legislature to enroll more Texans in higher education. A native of San Antonio’s West Side, Romo graduated from Fox Tech High School and attended The University of Texas at Austin on a track scholarship. He served as captain of the track & field and cross country teams and earned All-America honors in 1966. Romo was the first Texan to run the mile in less than four minutes and his mark still stands as a university record. He earned a bachelor’s degree in education. Romo holds a master’s degree in history from Loyola Marymount University and a Ph.D. in history from UCLA. A nationally respected urban historian, Romo is the author of East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio, which is now in its ninth printing (one in Spanish).
Dr. Romo was inducted into the San Antonio Sports Hall of in 2001. Joining Dr. Romo were (left to right): Robert Quiroga, Rudy Davalos and Nelson Wolff.
In 1980, President Romo returned to UT Austin to teach history before becoming a Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education. In 2002, President Bush appointed him to the President’s Board of Advisers on Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Two years later, former Secretary of State Colin Powell appointed Romo as a U.S. representative to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization. The following year, Romo was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, San Antonio branch and was reappointed in 2007. Romo currently serves as the Vice Chair. He was honored by the UT Austin Friar Society as “Outstanding Friar Alumnus” in 2006. Romo was elected Chairman of the Board for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (the largest U.S. Hispanic Chamber organization) for 2006. In 2007, Governor Rick Perry appointed Romo to serve on the “Commission for College Ready Texas.” He serves on nearly 20 boards, many of them in San Antonio and is active in several museum boards and is especially proud of his work with the United Way. Romo is married to Dr. Harriett Romo, an associate professor of sociology at UTSA. She also serves as Director of UTSA’s Mexico Center and works with the Child and Adolescent Policy Research Institute. They have one son, Carlos, who graduated from Stanford University and The University of Texas School of Law. Their daughter, Anadelia, attended Princeton as an undergraduate and received a doctoral degree from Harvard University and presently teaches at Texas State University. Dr. Romo has received many honors during his academic career. One of the most recent recognitions was the Isabel la Catolica award, the highest award given to non-Spanish subjects, bestowed upon him by King Juan Carlos of Spain.
Dr. Romo gives a speech at the UTSA Athletics Banquet.
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San Antonio has a population of more than 1.3 million, making it the nation’s seventh-largest city. San Antonio was the fifth-fastest growing city in the country from 2007-08. With more than 26 millions visitors per year, San Antonio is one of the top tourist destinations in the United States. San Antonio boasts some of the state’s most visited attractions: The Alamo (1), The River Walk (2), SeaWorld® San Antonio (4), Six Flags® Fiesta Texas® (13) and the San Antonio Zoo (14). Settled in 1731, San Antonio is one of the American West’s oldest cities and its rich history surfaces in its architecture, neighborhoods, food, culture and traditions. With 300 days of sunshine annually and an average temperature of 70 degrees, San Antonio is an ideal destination year round. San Antonio has 68 miles of urban hike and bike trails and more than 11,000 acres of urban parks.
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San Antonio boasts one of the largest military concentrations in the country with Fort Sam Houston, Lackland Air Force Base and Randolph Air Force Base located in the city. San Antonio is home to five Fortune 500 companies: Valero Energy, Tesoro Petroleum, Clear Channel Communications, USAA and NuStar Energy. The largest medical research and care provider in South Texas, the South Texas Medical Center, calls San Antonio home. San Antonio is a sports town, as it is home to four professional sports franchises: the four-time NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs, the WNBA’s Silver Stars, the American Hockey League’s Rampage and the San Diego Padres’ Double-A affiliate Missions. San Antonio is a sports destination, as it annually hosts the Valero Alamo Bowl, the U.S. Army AllAmerican Bowl, the PGA Tour Valero Texas Open and the Champions Tour AT&T Championship. The city also has hosted three NCAA Men’s Final Fours, two Women’s Final Fours, five NCAA Basketball Regionals and a pair of Big 12 Football Championship Games. Sources: San Antonio Convention & Visitor’s Bureau
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UTSA Athletics Director Lynn Hickey
ynn Hickey has made student-athlete welfare one of her top priorities as she continues to work to bring the UTSA Athletics Department to the upper echelon of the NCAA Division I standings. Under Hickey’s direction the last nine years, UTSA has claimed three Southland Conference allsports championships while consistently winning both team and individual awards in all 16 sports sponsored by the university. On Dec. 18, 2008, UTSA’s Athletics Initiative Business Plan was approved by the UT System Board of Regents, granting permission to start a football program. Hickey made a splash with the hiring of the firstever head football coach, as two-time National Coach of the Year Larry Coker was introduced on March 6, 2009. Hickey has led the charge for UTSA and its hosting of numerous NCAA Championship events. Since her arrival on campus, UTSA has served as host institution for the 2001 NCAA Men’s Basketball Midwest Regional, 2002 Women’s Final Four, 2003 Men’s Basketball South Regional, 2004 Men’s Final Four, 2005 Women’s Volleyball Championship, 2006 Women’s Basketball South Regional, 2007 Men’s Basketball South Regional and 2008 Men’s Final Four and will host the 2010 Women’s Final Four. When the calendar is turned to 2010, UTSA will have hosted 11 NCAA Championship events in a 13-year period. In 2007, Hickey was named to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, one of the most prestigious appointments in all of collegiate athletics. The 10-member committee oversees administration of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, including the selection and seeding of teams for the tournament. Hickey became just the second female ever selected to the committee, joining UNC Charlotte Athletics Director Judy Rose, who served from 1999-2003. Hickey has been honored nationally for her hard work at UTSA. She was named the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators 2005 Division I-AAA Administrator of the Year. Hickey earned her second national award in June 2006 as the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)/GeneralSports TURF Systems Division I-AAA West Region AD of the Year (ADOY). She also was selected to and completed the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio and Bexar County. “UTSA is very fortunate to have an athletic leader with both the administrative and coaching experience of Lynn Hickey,” UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Romo said. “Lynn not only is a leader who can take our athletic program to the next level, but she is also well
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respected nationally and serves as an excellent role model for all student-athletes at this university.” In serving as the fourth athletics director in UTSA history, Hickey assumed the lead athletics role at one of the youngest NCAA Division I universities in the country (UTSA began athletic competition in 1981). The only female Division I athletics director that oversees both men’s and women’s sports in the state of Texas, she served as President of the Southland Conference from 2002-04 and as the SLC’s representative to the NCAA Championship/ Competition Cabinet. “It has been an exciting nine years,” said Hickey, who served on the Women’s Basketball Rules Committee from 2003-06, the last two as Chair. “We have made some good strides to bring the program to prominence nationally. San Antonio is an outstanding city and is a tremendous asset to the unlimited potential of the UTSA athletics program.” Hickey came to San Antonio from Texas A&M University, where she served as senior associate athletic director/senior woman administrator since 1994. At Texas A&M, her responsibilities included event management and marketing and promotions for 16 of the university’s 19 Division I sports. She also represented the Big 12 Conference as a member of the NCAA Championship Cabinet. From 1984-94, Hickey served as head women’s basketball coach for Texas A&M. She directed the 1993-94 Aggies basketball team to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, becoming the lowest-seeded team to ever reach that milestone. Texas A&M finished the year ranked No. 19 in the CNN/USA Today Top 25 poll. Following the season, Hickey relinquished her coaching duties to accept the promotion to senior associate athletic director. She finished her coaching career with an overall mark of 279-167 in 15 years of collegiate coaching. Before her stint at A&M, Hickey was head women’s basketball coach at Kansas State University from 1979-84. She averaged more than 23 wins per season in posting a 125-39 (.762) record over five years and led the Wildcats to five consecutive NCAA Tournament berths. She was inducted into the Kansas State Athletics Hall of Fame in September 2004. A native of Welch, Okla., Hickey graduated summa cum laude from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Ark., with a bachelor’s degree in education. She was an All-American for OBU’s nationally-ranked basketball team and a member of the USA National Team in 1973. Hickey and her husband, Bill, have one daughter, Lauren Nicole.
UTSA Staff
Elizabeth Dalton Deputy AD Internal Operations
Jim Sarra Deputy AD Adminstration
Ross Cobb Sr. Associate AD Business Affairs
Brad Parrott Sr. Associate AD Development
Jerry Greeson Associate AD Athletics Medicine
Josh Daume Assistant AD Compliance
Cari Goodyear Assistant AD Academic Services
Andrew Haring Assistant AD Development
Brenna Ellis Associate Athletic Trainer
Brian Fox Ticket Manager
Denise Fitzpatrick Marketing Corrdinator
Patrick Grant Director of Facilties
Brian Hernandez Associate Sports Information Director
Bill Hickey Life Skills Coordinator
Luke Johnson Facilities Coordinator
Dee Kennedy Athletics Learning Coordinator
Farrah Manthei Compliance Assistant
Gregg Michel Faculty Representative
Wesley Moss Assistant Athletic Trainer
Lisa Padron Administrative Associate
Amanda Russell Accounting Technician
Kyle Stephens Sports Information Director
Hajime Takashima Assistant Athletic Trainer
Carlos Valdez Assistant Sports Information Director
Head Coaches
Steve Ballard Soccer
Aaron Fox Cross Country/ Track & Field
Larry Coker Football
Erin Boisclair Women’s Tennis
John Knauer Men’s Golf
Melissa Martinez Spirit Program Coordinator
Carrie Cole Women’s Golf
Lori Cook Softball
Laura Neugebauer-Groff Volleyball
Rae Rippetoe-Blair Women’s Basketball
Sherman Corbett Baseball
Brooks Thompson Men’s Basketball
Michael Cox Strength & Conditioning
Dr. Oliver Trittenwein Men’s Tennis
Consulting Phyisicans
Dr. Jaime Garza Medical Consultant
Dr. Jorge Gomez Sports Medicine
Dr. Richard Holcomb Team Physician
Dr. David Schmidt Team Orthopedist
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Southland Conference In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions. What began as a small gathering of college administrators more than 45 years ago, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 12 member universities in three states. Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, that included current members Lamar University (then Lamar State College of Technology) and the University of Texas at Arlington (then Arlington State College), the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its fifth decade of existence. On July 1, 2006, the Southland Conference commemorated another milestone as the league membership reached 12, marking the largest configuration ever for the organization. The addition of the Central Arkansas and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi expanded the Southland into the Little Rock metro area and into the eighth largest city in Texas. UCA and A&M-Corpus Christi enhanced the Southland Conference in innumerable ways, including athletic and academic successes, strong and principled leadership, and strong fan support and media coverage. In addition to its two newest members, the Southland Conference lineup also consists of Lamar, McNeese State, Nicholls, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin, the UT Arlington, UTSA, and Texas State. All told, the revised membership of the Southland encompasses more than 180,000 current students and an alumni base of approximately 920,000. Famous alums from Southland Conference schools include former President Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas State), former CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), retired U.S. Central Command General Tommy Franks (UT Arlington), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (SLU), country music star George Strait (Texas State), Major League Baseball stars Hunter Pence (UT Arlington), Kevin Millar (Lamar) and Ben Broussard (McNeese State), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (UCA) and actor Lou Diamond Phillips (UT Arlington). The cities of the Southland are diverse and progressive, ranging from international business and cultural centers such as the Dallas/ Fort Worth metroplex, San Antonio and the New Orleans area, to the historical cities of Nacogdoches, Texas, and Natchitoches, La., to the home of the modern oil boom, Beaumont, Texas, to the unique Cajun French cultures found in the Louisiana cities of Thibodaux and Lake Charles. Southland Conference institutions also draw large numbers of students from the metropolitan areas of Houston, Little Rock, Baton Rouge, Austin, and Shreveport. The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor
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track and field, and volleyball. The Conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. Golf has traditionally been a strong Southland sport as exemplified by Lamar men’s golfer Chris Stroud, who finished third individually at the 2003 NCAA National Championship and is a current member of the PGA Tour. The league has sent multiple teams into postseason play on numerous occasions, including each of the previous two seasons with both Lamar and UT Arlington qualifying for a regional. Additionally, in 2009, five individuals from the Southland also earned a spot in a regional. Lamar won a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1967 and 1968, and also produced PGA player Ronnie Black. In 2005, Lamar’s Dawie Van Der Walt finished fourth individually and Lamar tied for 12th place at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, before the Cardinals tied for ninth in 2006 and tied for third in 2007. Former Lamar golfer Casey Clendenon advanced to the semifinals of the U.S. Amateur in 2007. The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its studentathletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. Also, student-athletes with gradepoint averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. Also, student-athletes with grade point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. In addition to providing expanding opportunities for studentathletes, the Southland Conference and its member institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland communities. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete.