Colorado Roster

Buffalo Bits Player Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College) Jason Burstyn 6- 0 170 Sr. 3L Miami, Fla. (Palmetto) CU QUICK FACTS Location: Boulder, Colo. Tyler Engel 5-11 160 Fr. RS Castle Pines, Colo. (Regis) Population: 102,000 Derek Fribbs 6- 0 160 Sr. 3L Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County) Enrollment: 29,882 Conference: Pac-12 Johnny Hayes 5-10 165 Jr. TR Cape Elizabeth, Maine (Cape Elizabeth) : Buffaloes Nickname Philip Juel-Berg 5- 8 150 Fr. HS Vedbaek, Denmark (HHX Knord Lyngby) Colors: Silver, Gold & Black President: Bruce Benson (Colorado ’64) Kraig McLeod 5-11 165 Fr. HS Pebble Beach, Calif. (Carmel) Chancellor: Dr. Phil DiStefano David Oraee 5-11 165 So. 1L Greeley, Colo. (Greeley West) (Ohio State ’68) Faculty Representative: Dr. David Beau Schoolcraft 5- 9 170 Sr. 1L Englewood, Colo. (Kent Denver/UCLA) Clough (Case Institute ’68) Ross Thornton 6- 3 180 Fr. HS Leawood, Kan. (Blue Valley North) Athletic Director: Mike Bohn (Kansas ’83) Drew Trujillo 5-10 175 Fr. RS Montrose, Colo. (Montrose)

HOME COURSES Colorado National Golf Club (Par 72; 7,676 yards) Boulder Country Club (Par 70; 7,043 yards) 2012-13 Schedule Flatirons Golf Course (Par 70; 6,765 yards) Fall Dates Tournament Site Host The Heritage At Westmoor Sept. 4 BALLYNEAL CHALLENGE Holyoke, Colo. COLORADO (Par 72; 7,420 yards) Omni Interlocken Golf Club Sept. 9-10 Air Force-Gene Miranda Falcon (Par 72; 6,945 to 7,040 yards) Invitational USAFA, Colo. Air Force CU also has use of virtually every course Sept. 24-25 MARK SIMPSON-COLORADO in the Denver metro area. INVITATIONAL Erie, Colo. COLORADO Sept. 28-29 New Mexico-William H. Tucker GOLF PROGRAM Intercollegiate Albuquerque, N.M. New Mexico INFORMATION Head Coach: Roy Edwards (Kansas ’00) Oct. 8- 9 Pac-12 Preview North Plains, Ore. Oregon State Season at Colorado: 7th Oct. 16-17 Alister Mackenzie Invitational Fairfax, Calif. California (named July, 2006) 303/492-4653 Office Telephone: Spring Dates Tournament Site Host Office Fax: 303/492-4647 Cell Phone: 303/917-4538 Feb. 6- 8 Amer Ari Invitational Waikoloa (Big Island), E-mail: [email protected] Hawai’i Hawai’i-Hilo Assistant Coach: Jon Levy (Iowa State ’98) Feb. 18-20 The Prestige At PGA West La Quinta, Calif. UC-Davis Admin. Asst.: Gabbie Pelloni Mar. 8-10 Bandon Dunes Championship Bandon, Ore. Gonzaga 2011-12 NCAA Finish: N/A 2011-12 Pac-12 Conference Finish: 8th Mar. 25-26 Cal-Irvine Anteater Invitational Laguna Niguel, Calif. Cal-Irvine 4/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: Mar. 28-30 U.S. Intercollegiate Palo Alto, Calif. Stanford SPORTS INFORMATION April 8- 9 Wyoming Cowboy Classic Scottsdale, Ariz. Wyoming Sports Information Director/ April 29-M1 Pac-12 Championships Los Angeles, Calif. Pac-12 Conference Golf Contact: David Plati Office Telephone: 303/492-5626 May 16-18 NCAA Regionals *—six sites *—assorted Office FAX: 303/492-3811 May 28-J2 NCAA Championship Finals Atlanta, Ga. Georgia Tech Home Telephone: 303/494-0445 E-mail: [email protected] Official CU Athletics Website: *—Regional sites: East—Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State); South—Baton Rouge, La. (LSU); www.CUBuffs.com Midwest—Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State); Central— Fayetteville, Ark. (Arkansas); Southwest— Tempe, Ariz. (Arizona State); West—Pullman, Wash. (Washington State) SUPPORT STAFF Academic Counselor: Chris Howlett Equipment Manager: Dave Adamczyk Sports Medicine: Yolanda Hinton CREDITS: The 2012-13 University of Colorado golf media guide was written by Dave Plati, Strength & Conditioning: Troy Ramsey Associate AD/Sports Information. Design and layout by Linda Hall of Whirlwind Graphics. Printed by Pioneer Press, Greeley, Colo. Copyright 2013.

1 administration

Bruce Benson Phil DiStefano President Chancellor

2012-13 University of Colorado Board of Regents Back row: Joseph Neguse, Tilman “Tillie” Bishop, James E. Geddes, Steve Bosley, Stephen Ludwig. Front row: Irene Griego, Michael Carrigan, Kyle Hybl and Sue Sharkey. Russell L. Moore David Clough Jeff Lipton Mike Bohn Provost Faculty Rep Director of Business Athletic Director Planning

Gail Pederson Ceal Barry Matt Biggers Kurt Gulbrand Cory Hilliard Julie Manning Tom McGann David Plati Chief of Staff Associate AD/SWA Chief Marketing Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Officer

Jim Senter Kevin Fenton Kris Livingston Scott McMichael J.T. Galloway Jamie Guy Megan Eisenhard Lindsay Lew Associate AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Director of Director of BSP General Director of Equipment Sports Video Manager Strategic Sales

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Prema Khanna Dr. Eric McCarty Sheila Ridley Miguel Rueda Deric Swanson Jason DePaepe Jeff Hoskin Jo Marchi Director of Director of Director of Student Head Athletic Director of Athletic Turf IT Professional Compliance/SAAC Marketing Sports Medicine Athlete Wellness Trainer BuffVision Manager

David Adamczyk Curtis Snyder Chris Howlett Troy Ramsey Yolanda Hinton Gabbie Pelloni Golf Equipment Associate Sports Academics Strength & Trainer Administrative Manager Info Director Conditioning Assistant

2 University of Colorado

Founded in 1876 at the foot of the Flatirons, 136 years has transformed the University of Colorado from a lone building on a bleak, windswept hill to one of the nation's leading public research institutions. Established in 1861, the University was formally founded in 1876, the year Colorado became a state.

The Boulder campus encompasses almost 800 acres on the main campus, east campus (which includes a research park), Williams Village and the Mountain Research Station north of nearby Nederland (which supports ecology, chemistry and geology). In 1996 the Board of Regents purchased 308 acres of land in unincorporated Boulder County, now informally known as the south campus, in an effort to insure the growth of the University well into the 21st century.

While 30,000 students are educated on the main campus, another 13,000 study at the University of Colorado at Denver, the University of Colorado Anschutz Campus (Aurora) and the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Nine elected Regents and President Bruce Benson lead the four-campus system, while each cam- recipient in 1992. Faculty member Thomas Cech, a distinguished pus has a Chancellor who serves as the chief academic and adminis- professor of chemistry and biochemistry, won the 1989 Nobel Prize in trative officer. Dr. Phil DiStefano is in his fourth year as the chancel- chemistry. Other notable alumni include former United States Supreme lor of the Boulder campus. Court Justice Byron “Whizzer” White, former big band leader Glenn Miller and actors Robert Redford and Chris Meloni, the latter starring for Students can enter any of 10 schools and colleges offering more than years on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and the creators of South 2,500 courses in 150 fields, representing a full range of disciplines in the Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone. humanities, social sciences, physical and biological sciences, the fine and performing arts, and the professions. CU-Boulder is regularly ranked If the aphorism, “Somewhere between the Rockies and reality,” among the best of the United States’ public universities by the Fiske seems too good to believe, then come for a visit. Start with a walk on Guide to Colleges, and a 2010 USA Today/Princeton Review survey rated the historic Pearl Street Mall, a downtown pedestrian mall that is the the University of Colorado as the fifth-best value among American ceremonial heart of the city actually that works despite the efforts of public colleges. its street theatre.

CU-Boulder has played a major role in NASA space programs, Visitors may be so taken in by the scenery, the mall, Tudors and designing and building many scientific instruments flown in outer Victorians they may forget the University that put it all together. From space, and graduated 18 men and women who became astronauts, Pearl, Broadway leads directly onto campus where the University of including the late Jack Swigert, one of the three astronauts in the Colorado Museum and the CU Heritage Center, in the original Old Main crippled Apollo 13 mission who made it dock to Earth safely from the building, which introduces the University’s past and present. The moon. When the Hubble Space Telescope was launched in 1990, it was recently completed ATLAS building is one of the most state-of-the-art carrying seven major instruments, including a high-resolution structures on any college campus. spectrograph to study the evolution of stars and designed and built by an international science team led by astronomer Jack Brandt of CU- Take in the fresh mountain air on any part of 100 miles of trails and Boulder. Since Hubble has been up, CU-Boulder faculty and students 30,000 acres of open space. Climb the Flatirons or in Eldorado Canyon have been among the top users of Hubble of any institution in the State Park. Swim or board sail at the Boulder Reservoir while elite world. CU- Boulder is the only university in the country where runners sprint around it. Take in a pro sporting event down the road in undergraduate students have operated a NASA satellite. Denver, just one of 13 cities with teams in all four pro leagues.

The University has produced 19 Rhodes Scholars, five of which were Rest assured, like the prophesy of an Arapaho Indian Chief, “If you leave Boulder, you will return.” former football student-athletes at CU, with Jim Hansen the most recent

3 Head Coach RoY EDWARDS

Roy Edwards is now in his Colorado National Golf Club in March of that year and now serves seventh season as head coach of as the official home for the university’s men’s and women’s golf the University of Colorado men’s teams. In 2012, construction was completed on a state-of-the- golf team, having been named to art practice facility at the course that matches any in the nation. the position on July 14, 2006, He also initiated the Colorado Partners program, a group that following in the footsteps of the quickly grew to over 100 members who contribute financially to only two coaches the program had augment the school’s golf budget, and established the Colorado ever known over a span of six Golf Day which is an annual celebration and fundraiser for CU decades. golf. Edwards, 36, is just the third On the course, the team has enjoyed success and endured full-time men’s golf coach in some struggles but has continually shown promise. In 2011-12, Buffalo history. He came to CU with his sixth season, the Buffs stormed out of the gate to win its an impressive pedigree, joining the first two fall tournaments, their own Mark Simpson Invitational Buffaloes from his alma mater, the and Air Force’s Miranda Invitational; the victories propelled CU University of Kansas, where he had served as the assistant for to an early No. 10 national ranking. The team successfully both the men’s and women’s programs for the previous four years navigated its way through its first season in the ultra- (2002-06). He held the same position at Vanderbilt University competitive Pac-12 Conference, finishing eighth in a league for a year prior to returning to KU. championship that featured eight teams ranked in the top 30. Edwards replaced the late Mark Simpson, who passed away The Buffs just missed qualifying for the NCAA championships from complications due to lung cancer in December 2005. but junior Derek Fribbs was selected to play as an individual. Simpson had held the post since 1977, when he followed in the The 2009-10 and 2010-11 teams, his fourth and fifth, footsteps of his college head coach, Les Fowler. Fowler took over respectively, had their moments but did not advance to the as player-coach in 1948 and remained on board until Simpson, postseason, though Justin Bardgett qualified individually in his assistant, replaced him. Thus, Edwards is only the program’s 2010. The Buffs finished ninth and 10th in their last two third full-time head coach since 1948. appearances in the Big 12 Conference meet. The disappointments "Coach Fowler and Coach Simpson have built an extremely only created more resolve in the program and thus the proud legacy at the University of Colorado,” Edwards said when turnaround in year six. he was hired. “It’s a privilege to follow them at CU, which is truly His third Buffalo team (2008-09) sported one of the nation’s one of the great institutions in the world and it is an honor to dynamic duos in Patrick Grady and Derek Tolan, as each won two be named its head men's golf coach.” tournaments and combined for 14 Edwards is faced with the most top 10 finishes. But the team was daunting task in CU golf history: also balanced as a whole, with 32 with the Buffaloes joining the top 20 performances posted by Pacific-10 Conference on July 1, seven different golfers, and 2011, making it the Pac-12, recorded a 74.06 stroke average, Colorado is now a member of the second lowest in school history most prestigious men’s golf (topped only by 73.77 in 2003-04). conference in the nation. As many The Buffs posted 11 top 10 finishes as seven schools have regularly in major tournaments, the second- occupied the top 30 over the last most in school history that several seasons. But he is up to the included a record-tying seven in the challenge and the program is top five, and highlighted by a 34- positioned to join the nation’s stroke win in the DU-Ron Moore elite. and three runner-up finishes in the USF Olympic Club, Western It took less than three years for Intercollegiate and its own CU- Edwards to put his stamp on the CU Stevinson Ranch Invitational. golf program, perhaps in no bigger way than completing the dream of In earning a fourth straight trip his two predecessors. One of the to the NCAA’s, in the Big 12 few major golf programs in the Championships, the Buffs posted nation without its own true home their best conference finish in 28 golf course and facilities, Edwards years when they took second place; played an integral part in working it tied for the largest improvement with Colorado alum Steve Kerr in from one season to another in Big the latter’s acquisition of Vista 12 history after finishing 10th in Ridge Golf Club in Erie in early 2008 (CU moved from 11th to 3rd 2009. The club officially became from 1997 to 1998 as did Missouri

4 on one occasion). The Buffs were in the hunt for the title until the back nine of the fourth and final round, when Oklahoma State finally was able to get some distance and eventually won by 14 shots. His second team, in 2007-08, became just the third in school history to win two major tournaments in the same season, as the Buffs won the Louisiana Classics and the Ohio State Kepler Intercollegiate. The Buffs finished 10th in the Big 12 meet, which moved to a 72-hole format for the first time, and was again invited to the NCAA’s, placing 18th in the Central Regional. Junior Derek Tolan was one of two individuals to advance out of the regional into the finals, the first Buff to do so since 1993. Edwards’ first CU team (2006-07) had moderate success, and finished 11th in the Big 12 Championships; while that was disappointing, his team did something that neither Fowler’s or Simpson’s did, qualify for the NCAA Championships (though in fairness, more teams are invited today than when they coached, but it still was an impressive accomplishment). The team placed 20th in the NCAA Central Regional. At Kansas, he was heavily involved in recruiting and the day- to-day functions for both the men’s and women’s teams, managed the Jayhawks’ Birdie Club and was the main contact for both golf camps. A KU graduate, he returned to his alma mater in August 2002 as the assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s programs and further developed all the skills necessary to one day become a head coach. Among his many duties were coordinating and managing a $1 million-plus fundraising campaign for KU’s golf practice facility and establishing an annual booster club program. During his time at Kansas, he was one of three finalists for the Golf Coaches Association of America Assistant Coach of the Year the Heart of America Four-Ball champion in 1997. As a student, in 2004 and helped coach six first-team All-Big 12 players (five he was also heavily involved on KU’s Student-Athlete Advisory men, one woman) and four Academic All-Americans. He started Committee and held several leadership roles on campus. his coaching career as a volunteer/graduate assistant in 1998, Simpson and Randall were good friends, and their teams working three years in that capacity before moving on to would cross paths during the regular season four or five on the Vanderbilt for his first full-time assistant coaching position. average before the league championships. Not including his year During this time, he was also the Junior Golf Director for the at Vanderbilt, Edwards was with the Jayhawks for 56 Kansas Golf Association, running all activities for over 600 junior tournaments as a player or assistant coach since 1996 that the members of the KGA. two schools were in the same field, aiding his familiarity with He was the assistant for both the men’s and women’s teams the CU program. at Vanderbilt for the 2001-02 season. He was a part of history as Born October 14, 1976 in Kansas City, Mo., but truly a native both teams experienced two of the best seasons in the programs' of Hutchinson, Kan., he was a four-year letterman in golf at existence the year he was a part of the program. He had a hand Hutchinson (Kan.) High School under legendary Kansas high in coaching a pair of first-team All-Southeastern Conference school coach Rusty Hilst, one of his early mentors in the game. players, including Brandt Snedeker, a first-team All-American, His hobbies include playing golf, cooking and traveling, and he the 2007 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year and current star on the was also an Eagle Scout in high school. His father, R.A., is a Tour. distinguished KU alum who was awarded the 2002 Fred Ellsworth Between KU and Vanderbilt, he coached five players who Medallion for "unique and significant service to the university" attained some level of All-American status, ranging from first- (which two grandparents also earned). An uncle, Ray Evans, is team to honorable mention. recognized as one of the greatest athletes in KU history, as he was a two-time All-American in basketball (1942-43) and was A three-year member of the Jayhawk golf team, he lettered KU's first football All-American after returning from World War as a senior under legendary and long-time coach Ross Randall II in 1947. and earned his bachelor’s of science degree in business administration from Kansas in 2000. Simultaneously while Edwards is married to the former Shelly Bonfantine of finishing his degree, he worked as a volunteer assistant coach for Albuquerque, N.M., as they wed on July 7, 2007 (07-07-07); she the men’s team. His career playing highlights include being is a former golfer at the University of New Mexico. They are the named the PGA Midwest Section Player of the Year in 1995 and parents of two sons, Ashton Ross (4) and Luke Leo (1).

5 Assistant Coach JON LEVY

Jon Levy is in his second year as After graduation, he competed twice in PGA Tour Qualifying and the assistant coach of the University won two mini-tour events in five years playing on various of Colorado men’s golf team, joining professional circuits through the United States and Canada. the program on September 6, 2011, from the Golf Channel. He was born August 22, 1976 in Princeton, N.J., and graduated from Groves High School (Birmingham, Mich.) where Levy, 36, has an impressive he lettered in golf and skiing. His hobbies include running, resume which includes experience in skiing, finish and anything outdoors. In 1999 as a young golf, coaching, marketing and professional out of school, he was in a NIKE television communications. He has been a head advertisement with Tiger Woods (called the Driving Range: he is coach at two junior colleges in the golfer next to Woods in the blue and white striped shirt; Arizona, coaching one to a NJCAA see it here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvK1K2tmJU8). national championship, possibly making him the only assistant coach in Division I who has led a program to a national title.

Prior to coming to CU, he worked for a year was the associate editor at the Golf Channel for the organization’s website, where he had duties as both an editor and a writer. He also was the director of communications for the Gateway Tour, based in Scottsdale, Ariz., for three years (2007-10), where he handled all media relations, writing, communication and public relations functions. In his last year with the Gateway Tour, he also served as the head coach at Paradise Valley Community College.

Following his playing career, Levy went into teaching in the Phoenix area. Soon after relocating there, he was named head coach at Scottsdale Community College, traditionally one of the winningest junior college programs in men’s golf. During his tenure, SCC won four Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC) titles, and in his final year there, the Fighting Artichokes won the 2007 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) championship. He was named the NJCAA National Coach of the Year for the 2006-07 season.

He graduated in 1998 from Iowa State University with a degree in Speech Communication and minor in German. He was four-year letterman on the golf team for the Cyclones under coaches Dale Anderson and Jamie Bermel, and was captain his senior year. He was a two-time Academic All-Big 12 member.

6 the golden buffaloes

7 JASON BURSTYN 6-0, 170, Sr., 3L, Miami, Fla. (Palmetto)

College—This Season (Sr.): He enjoyed quite a fall, leading the team 2010-11 (Soph.): He finished in stroke average with a 71.65 figure, the fourth best fall average in third on the team in scoring school history. He owned a minus-.06 stroke count in relation to par, average (74.77), with his 74.67 which was the 45th best figure in the nation. He won his first two tour- spring average second best. He naments of his collegiate career, claiming the individual Ballyneal played 30 total rounds, including Challenge (4-under 138) and then winning the Air Force Falcon eight as an individual as 18 of his Invitational (9-under 207, opening and closing with rounds of 68 with other 22 counted toward team a 71 in-between). He also tied for seventh in the New Mexico Tucker scoring. He had the best second (+1, 217) and led the team with nine subpar rounds, five in the 60s. All round scoring average on the 17 of his rounds were between 68 and 76, and with 252 out of 306 team at 74.30, with all but two rounds between 71 and 75; he averaged holes played scoring par or better (four eagles, 50 birdies, 197 pars), 75.0 for the first and final round. His top finish was a runner-up effort that 82.4 percent figure was a team best. Nationally, his first round in the Front Range Individual (71-71—142 at AFA’s Eisenhower Blue), scoring average (69.5) was fourth, his greens-in-regulation percentage which was just prior to his best showing in a major tournament when (73.9) was 18th, his par-4 scoring norm (4.02) was 39th, his five eagles he tied for 13th at the Bandon Dunes Championship (76-71-74—221). tied for the second-most and his ham-and-egg ratio of 12/2 tied for After playing in just two fall events, he appeared in eight of the nine 12th. in the spring, when he opened with his best round for the year, a 1- under 69 in the Battle at the Beach; his 218 total (+8) led the team. 2011-12 (Jr.): He played in all 11 tournaments and enjoyed a breakout He ranked 45th nationally in fairways hit percentage for the season season, posting a career season best 73.79 stroke average, good for (75.7 percent), and was 79th in the nation in the fall with a par-5 fourth on the team, as were his 82 birdies; his 383 pars out of 612 scoring average of 4.67. His final Golfweek national individual ranking overall played and nine subpar rounds were both second most on the was No. 470, second best on the team. squad. He owned a 73.27 opening round average, second best on the Buffs, a number skewed by one bad round (82) at the New Mexico 2009-10 (Fr.-RS): He saw action in 10 tournaments, five in the spring Tucker, otherwise it was 72.40 for the other 10 meets, which would and five fall, including three as an individual in the latter. He owned have been the team high. He posted CU’s top individual finish in the a 75.9 stroke average for the season, sixth-best on the team, with his Pac-12 Championships, finishing 26th with a 77-72-71-72—292 (+4) 74.88 spring figure the fourth-best. He earned his way on to the travel scorecard. After opening with a 5-over 77 and bogeying his first two squad for the season opener, where he tied for 90th in the New Mexico holes of the second round, he played his last 52 holes at 3-under par Tucker Invitational (235, +19). He tied for 81st without his rounds and went on to lead the team with 47 pars, 16th most in the field, and counting toward CU’s team score in Air Force Falcon Invitational, high- tied for the second most birdies (11) and fewest bogeys (13). The 292 lighted by a second round 71, and tied for 86th in UCLA’s Collegiate at score was the third best ever posted by a Buff in a 72-hole conference CordeValle, where he did count for the team. His best fall finish was his championship. His spring stroke norm was 73.82, third best by a best season effort, a tie for fourth in the Colorado State Individual (71- Buffalo, as 21 of the 22 rounds for the semester fell between 67 and 78. 78—149). In the spring, he had three top 40 showings, topped by a tie He tied for 17th in the Wyoming Cowboy Classic, his top placing for for 30th in the Big 12 Championships (73-70-79-75—297, +9), where the spring, with a 69-72-67—208 scorecard (-2). He played in all four he had a team-high 11 birdies and finished sixth among the 15 fall events, averaging 73.75 strokes per the 12 rounds and topped by a freshmen competing. He also tied for 36th at the Oregon Duck ninth-place tie in CU’s own Mark Simpson Invitational to open the year Invitational (223, +7) and for 38th at the Texas A&M Aggie Invitational (70-73-70—213; -3). That was his best overall performance in the fall, (221, +5), his best 54-hole tournament of the year in stroke count in though he did log two rounds in the 60s to open tournaments, a 3- relation to par. under 69 at the AFA Miranda and a 4-under 67 at the Alister Mackenzie. He dropped both matches in the Colorado Cup, a Ryder Cup-style dual 2008-09 (Fr.): Redshirted; did not see any tournament competition against Colorado State. In the fall, he led the team in fairways hit (78.0 but competed in all team practices. percent) with his 72.0 first round scoring average was the third best on the team.

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2009-10 29 2198 75.79 70 82 16 1198 74.88 13 1000 76.92 2010-11 30 2243 74.27 69 79 24 1792 74.67 6 451 75.17 2011-12 34 2509 73.79 67 82 22 1624 73.82 12 885 73.75 2012-13 17 1218 71.65 68 76 … …… …… 17 1218 71.65 Totals 110 8158 74.16 67 82 62 4614 74.42 48 3554 74.04

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 78 of 93 (83.9%; 15 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+300/+2.73): +113/+3.90 (2009-10); +109/+3.63 (2010-11); +79/+2.32 (2011-12); -1/-0.06 (20012-13). Finishes—Wins: 2 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 6 Top 20: 8

8 High School—He prepped at the city’s Palmetto High School, lettering 71-75—216; E) at the 2005 FCWT Boys’ 13-15 National Championship. three times under coach Mike Klekotka, and was selected to the 2005, The latter was one of three top 10 and five top 20 efforts the 2004-05 2006 and 2007 Miami Herald All-Dade County golf teams in the talent FCWT season; his top finish was fifth in the Doral Silver. rich area. Owned an even par high school scoring average (36.0 for nine holes). He was the school’s No. 1 golfer his sophomore through senior Best Career Round In Competition—63 (-9; Florida Amateur Qualifier, years. He was the district champion as a junior, the regional runner-up May 2010, Lago Mar CC, Plantation, Fla.) as a sophomore, and was inducted into the Palmetto Senior High Hall —He is majoring in Business Management at Colorado. of Fame as a senior, when he was the Westminster champion. Academics He was born October 29, 1989 in Miami, Fla. Hobbies include He tied for 29th overall but was the second low amateur Personal— Other—2012: playing basketball. in the Colorado Open, turning in a 71-71-68-71—281 (-3) performance. He tied for 12th overall and was the low amateur in the MLGT Golf Tour’s second “Major” of the season at PGA National in West Palm Beach, Fall 2009 Fla. (71-68—139; -5). He won the qualifying round for the 2012 Florida UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 77-76-82—235 + 19 t90th Amateur with a career-best 63. 2011: Tied for 31st in the Florida *AFA Falcon Invitational...... 79-71-80—230 + 14 t81st Amateur (72-74-74-75—295, +11). 2010: Finished fourth in local U.S. *Colorado State Individual ...... 71-78—149 +5 t4th Amateur Qualifying in Plantation, Fla. (66-75—141); he was the second *Colorado Mines/Regis Invitational ... 76-75—151 +7t21st alternate out of the region for the national event. 2008: Finished third UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle ...... 75-79-81—235 + 19 t86th in the FCWT (Future Collegians World Tour) Boys Invitational at TPC Sawgrass, recording a 78-71—149 scorecard. He tied for 11th in the Spring 2010 FCWT Doral Classic (69-72-81—222, +9); he was one shot out of the Battle at the Beach ...... 74-76-75—225 + 12 t67th lead after recording one of just two rounds in 60s the first day of the Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 74-74-75—223 +7t36th tournament. 2007: He had four top 20 finishes in FWCT competition, Barona Collegiate Cup ...... 78-77-77—232 + 16 t73rd the top one a runner-up effort at the Innisbrook Open (74-70-72— Texas A&M Aggie Invitational ...... 75-72-74—221 +5t38th 216). He also tied for ninth in the Inverrary Classic (74-75—149), tied Big 12 Championships...... 73-70-79-75—297 +9t30th for 16th in the TPC Sawgrass as well as in the Boys’ National Championship at the PGA National Colf Club (Champions course). He Fall 2010 also had a fourth place finish at the 2007 AJGA Midwest Players *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 76-72-73—221 +5t27th Championship (-4 at Hawthorne Woods). Other Years: He posted an *UNM Tucker Invitational...... 78-74-78—230 + 14 t50th eighth place finish at the 2006 AJGA Fidelity Investments Junior at Trump National, and tied for 43rd in the Boys’ National Championship Spring 2011 (72 made the cut out of the 156-man field), one of higher finishes by Battle At The Beach...... 69-74-75—218 +8 29th a high school sophomore. He had a fifth-place performance (-3) at the *Front Range Individual...... 71-71—142 -2 2nd 2005 Press Thornton Future Masters and a seventh place showing (70- Bandon Dunes Championship...... 76-71-74—221 +5t13th Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 77-75-77—229 + 13 t57th Barona Collegiate Cup ...... 78-75-76—229 + 13 t49th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 76-74-70—220 + 10 t57th Western Intercollegiate ...... 72-71-78—221 + 11 t39th Big 12 Championships...... 77-79-78-78—312 + 32 t54th

Fall 2011 CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 70-73-70—213 -3 t9th AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 69-73-78—220 +4t35th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 82-79-74—235 + 19 t74th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 67-73-77—217 +4t52nd

Spring 2012 Hawai’i-Hilo Ari Invitational...... 71-74-81—226 + 10 t89th Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate...... 77-74-71—222 +6t52nd Bandon Dunes Championship...... 73-75-77—225 + 12 t41st Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 76-76-76—228 + 12 t54th U.S. Intercollegiate ...... 75-78-70—223 + 13 t46th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 69-72-67—208 -2t17th Pac-12 Championship...... 77-72-71-72—292 +4 26th

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 68-70—138 -4 1st AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 68-71-68—207 -9 1st CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 75-71-76—222 +6t52nd UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 68-73-76—217 +1 t7th Pac-12 Fall Preview ...... 70-73-75—218 +2t26th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 68-74-74—216 +3t41st (*—competed individually.)

9 TYLER ENGEL 5-11, 160, Fr., RS, Castle Pines, Colo. (Regis)

College—This Season (Fr.-RS): He played in three fall tournaments, 5A State team title. He earned placing fourth in the Ballyneal Challenge, an individual tournament first-team All-State honors as a where he turned in a 72-74—146 effort (+2), and then in two others sophomore and junior on the golf where his rounds did not count toward CU’s team scoring. He tied for course, and was Academic All- 31st in the Air Force Miranda Invitational (221, +5) and then placed State his sophomore through 74th in CU’s Mark Simpson Invitational, where he recorded a 3-under senior years. Those accomplish- 69 in the second round as his first round in the 60s as a collegian. ments earned him Wall of Fame 2011-12 (Fr.): The coaching staff decided to redshirt him in his true honors at Regis. Under coach freshman season, though he still competed in all team practices and Craig Rogers, Regis also was the tournament qualifiers. 5A regional champion in 2007, 2008 and 2009, when Engel has stroke averages of 73, 72 and 71.5., respectively. He also lettered one year in High School—He became the first Regis golfer to play in four state baseball (third baseman). high school championship meets (with two top seven finishes), and he also was a four-time, first-team All-League performer and led the team Other—2011: Finished 134th in the Trans-Miss at Kansas City Country in stroke average four times,. That included a 71.2 average his senior Club (84-76—160). He played in the Western Junior (Beverly CC, year, when he was the team captain and helped Regis win the Colorado Chicago) but missed the cut. 2010: He placed second in the AJGA (American Junior Golf Association) Aspen Golf Classic with a 72-68- 74—214 (-2) score, trailing only future teammate David Oraee in the event. 2009: He placed 32nd in the Junior World Championship (78-74- 77-76—305) and finishing second in the tournament’s qualifier (70-74—144). Other Years: His background includes several top 10 finishes on the AJGA, FCWT and IJGT junior summer circuits since the age of 13.

Best Career Round In Competition—65 (-5; 2009 5A Colorado State Regionals, Meadow Hills GC, Aurora, Colo.)

Academics—He is majoring in Business (Accounting) at Colorado. A first-team Academic All-State team member as a senior, he was an Honor Roll student throughout high school, attaining the Highest level as a sophomore and junior and the High level as a freshman and senior. He also scored an impressive 31 on the ACT.

Personal—He was born June 10, 1992 in Buffalo, N.Y. His hobbies include snowboarding. Father (Robert) played college football at Notre Dame and Niagara.

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 72-74—146 +4 4th *AFA Miranda Invitational...... 71-74-76—221 +5t31st *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 83-69-77—229 + 13 74th (*—competed individually.)

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2011-12 8 596 74.50 69 83 … …… …… 8 596 74.50

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 0 of 0 (0.0%; 8 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+22/+2.75): +22/+2.75 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 1 Top 10: 1 Top 20: 1

10 DEREK FRIBBS 6-0, 160, Sr., 3L, Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County)

College—This Season (Sr.): He played in all six four tournaments and season. He posted the team’s best finished second on the team in stroke average with a 72.64 figure. After score in four tournaments, tying for fifth in the Ballyneal Challenge (a match between CU and Air including a win in the Front Force players), he was on fire in the first two major tournaments, tying Range Individual where he for third in the Air Force Miranda Invitational (211, -5) and placing turned in a 68-72—140 (-4) third outright in CU’s Mark Simpson Invitational (207, -9); he had five effort combined at Air Force’s subpar rounds between the two meets, including four in a row, one shy Eisenhower Blue and Colorado of the school record. Both efforts represented his best 54-hole scores National GC. That was his lone in relation to par to date entering the spring season. All 17 of his fall top 20 finish for the year, but he rounds fell between 67 and 77, and his 72.17 average for the final round had four tournaments where he finished between 21st and 27th, three was a team best. He led the team in birdies (80, the eighth most in the of which came out of the chute at the start of the season. In fact, his nation), and along with four eagles, that have him 64 subpar holes out fall stroke average of 73.33 for 12 rounds was second best on the team, of 306, or 20.9 percent, another team best (and 31st nationally). with all dozen of the rounds between 68 and 76. He opened the spring with his best tournament in relation to par for the year (and for his 2011-12 (Jr.): His 73.71 stroke average was third best on the team, career up to that point), turning in an even-par 216 at the Hawai’i- and he owned the second best mid-round average of 73.25; his 100 Hilo Invitational. His other top score in the spring came at the birdies led the team as did his 10 subpar rounds. Though the team did Wyoming Cowboy Classic in Scottsdale, where he turned in a 1-over not qualify (controversial in its own right), he played as an individual 217. He ranked 38th nationally in fairways hit percentage for the in the NCAA Championships, tying for 64th in the Bowling Green (Ky.) season (76.3 percent; he was 24th in the fall after landing in the 138 Regional with a 75-79-81—235 scorecard; he was a last minute replace- in 168 drives, or 82.1 percent of the time). ment for an injured golfer and left for Kentucky the day after U.S. Open qualifying. He had three solid top 25 performances in the spring, 2009-10 (Fr.): He enjoyed a solid freshman season, finishing fourth on opening with three consecutive 71s for 213 (-3) at Hawai’i-Hilo’s Amer the team in stroke average with a 75.19 mark for 36 rounds, the fifth- Ari Invitational, tying him for 23rd; he tied for 15th at the Bandon most by a freshman in school history; 31 of those counted toward team Dunes Championship (220, +7, which included a second round 68) and scoring. He earned his way on to the travel squad for all eight spring tied for 17th in the Wyoming Cowboy Classic (208, -2, featuring a final events and participated in 12 of CU’s 13 for the year. His top finish was round 66). He saw action in three fall tournaments, recording a 73.89 a tie for 28th at the Oregon Duck Invitational (223, +5), where he also stroke average for nine rounds; that was bloated by rough performance had his season-best score in relation to par. At the Big 12 (+22) in the New Mexico Tucker, as he was under par in his first tour- Championships, he tied for 36th with a 73-74-77-76—300 scorecard, naments. He opened the year tying for 15th in CU’s Mark Simpson but within that third round 77, he set what is believed to be a school Invitational (215, -1), which included his collegiate career best score record for the most improvement between nines: he turned at 45 but of 65 in the second round, also matching his personal competitive best. mounted an impressive comeback, scoring five birdies on the front nine He followed that up with his best 54-hole score in relation to par at the in posting a 32, the low nine hole score of the day and tied for the time, turning in a 73-69-70—212 (-4) scorecard in tying for eighth in fourth lowest nine in the tournament at Whispering Pines GC (Trinity, the Air Force-Miranda Invitational. For the fall, he tied for 14th in the Texas). He participated in four of CU’s five major fall tournaments, as nation in average putts per round (28.7) and was eighth in putts on well as in the inaugural State of Colorado Cup. He was fifth on the team greens in regulation (1.73). In the individual Golfweek rankings, he in stroke average for the fall (75.27). He had one top 50 finish (tied for finished 383rd, the highest of any of the team’s non-seniors. 50th at Air Force), but had at least one par or subpar round in three of the four meets. In the Cup matches against CSU, he was 0-2, dropping 2010-11 (Soph.): He finished fourth on the team in stroke average a decision in the two-man Four Ball matches and fell 1 up to Riley Arp with a 74.91 mark in playing the third most rounds (35), also tying for in single play. the team lead in par rounds or better (11, five subpar and six even rounds). His 73.83 final round average was a team best, with five High School—He was selected as the 2008 Colorado Player of the Year rounds of par or better, including one of two 68s he recorded on the by both the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post, garnering All-

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2009-10 36 2707 75.19 71 80 25 1879 75.16 11 828 75.27 2010-11 35 2622 74.91 68 84 23 1742 75.74 12 880 73.33 2011-12 34 2506 73.71 65 82 25 1841 73.64 9 665 73.89 2012-13 17 1235 72.64 67 77 … …… …… 17 1235 72.64 Totals 122 9070 74.34 65 84 73 5462 74.82 49 3608 73.63 Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 97 of 115 (84.3%; 7 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+344/+2.82): +132/+3.67 (2009-10); +123/+3.51 (2010-11); +73/+2.15 (2011-12); +16/+0.94 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 1 Top 5: 4 Top 10: 5 Top 20: 8

11 Colorado honors from each following an outstanding senior season. He and all were assessed a 1-stroke penalty, costing him a chance to win. owned a 71.2 stroke average as a senior, with the crown jewel of 15 He reached the semifinals of the CGA Match Play Championships, high school tournament victories coming his last time out when he defeating future teammate John Ahern in the quarters (2 and1) before won the state’s 5A championship. In recording a 73-69—142 in the falling 2-up to Michael Lee. He tied for fifth in the U.S. Open Qualifier state meet on the Air Force Academy’s Eisenhower Blue Course, he won at The Heritage at Westmoor (Westminster) with an even-par 72; after the title by six strokes and also led Douglas Country to the state cham- playoff tiebreakers, he was the second alternate to advance to pionship. He had several scores in the 60s for the year, including a 64 Sectionals. He also won the Hyland Hills Invitational and tied for ninth and a 65. He owned a 72.3 stroke average as a junior, 74.8 as a sopho- in Colorado Open Qualifier No. 4, with a 1-under 70 at Legacy Ridge to more and a 75.6 as a freshman, as he earned four letters. He tied for make it in the tournament. 2010: Tied for seventh in the CGA Two- second in the state meet as a sophomore (73-71—144 at Pinehurst CC Man Team Championship, partnering with Ryan Boshoven for a in Denver), three strokes out of the lead, and tied for 18th as a junior 69-71—140 score, six out of the lead. He tied for 15th in the CGA at Collindale GC in Fort Collins. DCHS’s most valuable player as a senior, Stroke Play Championships with a 72-76-68-69—285 (+5) scorecard at he was a three-time, first-team All-League selection (sophomore Boulder Country Club; after making the cut at the cutline, his 137 total through senior seasons; second-team as a freshman), and was also first- over the last 36 holes was fourth best in the field. He tied for 31st in team All-State as a sophomore. the Trans-Mississippi Championship at Denver Country Club (71-74-72— 217; +7). 2009: He won the CGA Junior Match Play title, winning all six Other—2012: He tied for seventh in the Colorado Golf Association matches including the championship match over David Oraee, 2 and 1, Stroke Play Championship at Fort Collins Country Club (77-68-69-73— at Spring Valley Golf Club in Elizabeth; he was seeded 42nd in the field 287, +7), four strokes back of the top spot. He finished third in U.S. after the stroke play competition and played just three of 35 holes over Open Local Qualifying (36-33—69) at Collindale Golf Club in Fort par in the title pairing. He had reached the quarterfinals in the CGA Collins, advancing to Sectionals, where he tied for 32nd (73-75—148, State Match Play Championship (before bowing out on the 17th hole). +4) at the Village Links of Glen Ellyn (Ill.). He tied for 30th in the CGA He tied for 19th in the CGA Stroke Play Championships at Lakewood CC Public Links Championship at Highland Meadows GC (214, +1), though (73-73-70-73—289, +5). He tied for eighth with his dad (Mark) in the his final round 68 was the 10th best round of the day. He tied for 42nd CGA Father-Son at Cougar Canyon in Trinidad (145, +1). 2008: Reached overall but was the sixth low amateur in the Colorado Open, turning in the round of 16 in the junior state match play, and qualified for the an even-par (71-72-70-71—284) performance. 2011: He was the match play portion of the CGA Match Play Championship in being runner-up in the CGA’s Public Links Championship at Buffalo Run GC named a CGA Junior All-Star. 2007: Won the AJGA Medicus Preseason (69-66-76—211, -5); he would have been in a playoff but his group Junior at Albuquerque by two shots (66-74—140) and finished in the was controversially cited for slow play at the end of the final round top 20 in all four he participated in.

Best Career Round In Competition—65 (-7; September 2008, Cherry Creek Invitational, Buffalo Run GC; -7, September 2011, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational).

Academics—He is majoring in Sociology at Colorado.

Personal—He was born August 23, 1990 in Aspen, Colo. Hobbies include skiing and most sports; he was Douglas County’s outstanding physical education student for 2008-09.A cousin, Travis Sandersfeld, lettered four years as a defensive back on CU’s football team from 2008-11.

12 Fall 2009 AFA Falcon Invitational...... 76-72-75—223 +7t50th Notre Dame Fighting Irish Classic ...... 80-78-72—230 + 20 60th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 71-80—151 +9t70th UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle ...... 74-75-75—224 +8t57th

Spring 2010 UHH Mauna Lani Invitational ...... 79-75-79—233 + 17 t77th Battle at the Beach ...... 75-76-72—223 + 10 t58th Louisiana Classics...... 78-75-79—232 + 16 t71st Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 71-76-74—221 +5t28th Barona Collegiate Cup ...... 72-80-74—226 + 10 t49th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 71-74-73—218 +8t36th Texas A&M Aggie Invitational ...... 78-74-74—226 + 10 t57th Big 12 Championships...... 73-74-77-76—300 + 12 t36th

Fall 2010 AFA Falcon Invitational...... 75-71-75—221 +5t25th CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 73-76-72—221 +5t27th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 76-71-76—223 +7t21st Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 74-73-68—215 +2t50th

Spring 2011 Hawai’i-Hilo Invitational ...... 72-74-70—216 E t41st Battle At The Beach...... 77-84-77—238 + 28 78th *Front Range Individual...... 68-72—140 -4 1st Bandon Dunes Championship...... 75-72-78—225 +9t25th Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 76-83-75—234 + 18 t77th Barona Collegiate Cup ...... 75-82-72—229 + 13 t49th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 74-70-73—217 +7t38th Western Intercollegiate ...... 84-81-78—243 + 33 90th

Fall 2011 CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 71-65-79—215 -1t15th AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 73-69-70—212 -4 t8th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 76-82-80—238 + 22 82nd

Spring 2012 Hawai’i-Hilo Ari Invitational...... 71-71-71—213 -3t23rd Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate...... 73-77-71—221 +5t49th Bandon Dunes Championship...... 75-68-77—220 +7t15th Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 78-72-72—222 +6t27th U.S. Intercollegiate ...... 73-76-76—225 + 15 t56th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 70-72-66—208 -2t17th Pac-12 Championship...... 73-75-73-76—297 +9t37th *NCAA Bowling Green Regional...... 75-79-81—235 + 19 t64th

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 71-77—148 +6 t5th AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 70-73-68—211 -5 t3rd CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 70-70-67—207 -9 3rd UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 75-76-75—226 + 10 t38th Pac-12 Fall Preview ...... 77-76-75—228 + 12 51st Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 73-71-71—215 +2t34th

(*—competed individually.)

13 JOHNNY HAYES 5-10, 165, Jr., TR, Cape Elizabeth, Maine (Cape Elizabeth/Towson)

College—This Season (Jr.): He played in two fall tournaments as an Best Career Round In individual, making a solid debut with a ninth place finish in the CU- Competition—67 (-5; CU-Mark Mark Simpson Invitational. He was tied for second after the first two Simpson Invitational, Colorado rounds (67-71—138), scoring two eagles on the day in his first compet- National GC, Sept. 24, 2012). itive collegiate rounds in two years; he shot a final round 73 to finish at 5-under 211 on a course on which he had practiced only a couple of Academics—He is majoring in times. He tied for 53rd in the New Mexico Tucker Invitational (230, Business (Marketing) at Colorado. +14) in his other fall action. He joined the team the second week of school after playing well in walk-on qualifying. He transferred to CU in Personal—He was born February the fall of 2011, but had the desire to once again play college golf after 12, 1990 in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. His hobbies include playing most playing a season-and-a-half at Towson University. other sports and the guitar. An older sister (Alyssa) played college golf at East Carolina. Full name is John F. Hayes IV. At Towson (2009-10/2010-11; Fr./Soph.)—He lettered as a freshman at Towson (Md.) University under coach Brian Yaniger, playing in 11 of the team’s 13 events; he played four of six fall events as a sophomore before transferring closer to home to attend the University of Southern Fall 2009 Maine for the spring semester. He was a candidate for the Colonial Maryland Intercollegiate ...... 77-75-72—224 + 11 t40th Athletic Association Rookie of the Year honor as a freshman, when he The McLaughlin ...... 72-72-74—218 +8t38th averaged 75.3 strokes per round (fourth-best on the team including a APSU F&M Bank Intercollegiate...... 71-76-73—220 +4t35th 73.9 mark for the fall). He had four top 30 and eight top 40 finishes on Old Dominion Seascape ...... 77-74—151 + 11 t27th the year, with his best a tie for 22nd at both the George Washington Invitational and the Princeton Invitational; of his 31 rounds as a frosh, Spring 2010 25 of them were 77s or better. He played in the Southeast Regional as Wendy’s Charleston Shootout ...... 80-82-76—238 + 24 70th a freshman, finishing 53rd (80-69-73—222), the second best team George Washington Invitational ...... 74-72-74—220 +4t22nd effort with his second round 69 his best individual score for the year. C&F Bank Intercollegiate...... 79-79—158 + 16 t86th As a sophomore, he had his best performance at TU, tying for sixth in Fireline Towson Invitational ...... 76-77-77—230 + 14 t33rd Princeton Invitational...... 76-74-73—223 + 10 t22nd Austin Peay State’s F&M Bank Intercollegiate with a 10-under 206 effort CAA Championships...... 74-79-77—230 + 20 t26th (68-68-70). NCAA Southeast Regional...... 80-69-73—222 + 12 t53rd —He lettered four times in golf, winning the Maine Class High School Fall 2010 B state title his senior year. He led Cape Elizabeth to the 2006 and 2008 Adams Cup of Newport...... 82-74-74—229 + 13 t37th state championships and earned All-State honors his sophomore Joe Agee Invitational ...... 78-78—156 + 14 t43rd through senior seasons, being named the state’s MVP for the latter. He APSU F&M Bank Intercollegiate...... 68-68-70—206 - 10 t6th also was a three-time letterman in lacrosse (attack), earning All-State ODU/OuterBanks Collegiate ...... 78-82-77—237 + 21 85th honors as a junior and senior. Fall 2012 Other—2012: He won the Maine Amateur Match Play Championship in *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 67-71-73—211 -5 9th Vassalboro (winning the title match with a 6 and 4 result after shooting *UNM Tucker Invitational...... 75-78-77—230 + 14 t53rd a 30 on the front nine). He finished fifth in the New England Amateur held in Falmouth, Maine (76-68-76-68—288, +4), and also tied for fifth (*—competed individually.) in the Maine Amateur at Sunday River. 2009: Named honorable mention FCWT All-American team.

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2009-10 (at Towson) 31 2334 75.29 69 82 20 1521 76.05 11 813 73.91 2010-11 (at Towson) 11 828 75.27 68 82 … …… …… 11 828 75.27 2012-13 6 441 73.50 67 78 … …… …… 6 441 73.50 Totals (Colorado) 6 441 73.50 67 78 000.00 6 441 73.50 Totals (Overall) 48 3603 75.06 67 82 20 1521 76.05 28 2082 74.36

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 35 of 42 (85.7%; 0 of 0 at Colorado, 6 played as an individual) Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+174/+3.63): +132/+4.26 (2009-10); +33/+3.00 (2010-11); +9/+150 (2012-13) Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 0 Top 10: 2 Top 20: 2

14 PHILIP JUEL-BERG 5-8, 150, Fr., HS, Vedbaek, Denmark (HHX Knord Lyngby)

College—This Season (Fr.): He competed in all six fall tournaments High School—There are no high as a true freshman, opening with an outstanding debut in the Ballyneal school sports per se in Denmark, Challenge, where he finished second with a 70-69—139 (3-under) as students compete on club scorecard. The second round 69, the only one in the 60s, was quite a teams in their preferred sports. feat since the average score was a 77 and it was the first time he ever He was a member of the Sollerod played the course. Other top performances included tying for 14th in Golf Club, competing against the Air Force Invitational (217, +1) and for 27th in CU’s Mark Simpson other area club teams for three Invitational (216, E). His 73.53 stroke average for the fall was the fifth weeks out of the year, with the best by a freshman in school history, with his four eagles and 51 birdies rest of the year set aside for indi- tied for sixth and 45th, respectively, in the nation. The last signee of vidual competition. the 2012 recruiting class (signing in July), he came to CU after amassing an impressive European amateur resume. Other—2012: He finished third in the Maage Trophy in Holbaek, Denmark (72-66-65—203, or 7-under); fifth in the Denmark Match Play National Championship; and sixth in the Team Rudersdal Open (70-70- 72—212). 2011: He was fourth in the Maage Trophy (68-69-71—209) and placed eighth in the Danish International Amateur Championship (76-77-73-74—300). 2010: he was third in the Denmark Match Play and ninth in two major events: the Sir Henry Cooper (one of the largest under-18 European tournaments), where was two-under par with a 72- 70-74-70—286 (-2) and in the Saab/Belgium International, where his final round 5-under 67 was the lowest in the field and propelled him to the top 10 finish with a 4-over 292 score.

Best Career Round In Competition—65 (-5: 2012 Maage Trophy, Holbaek GC, Holbaek, Denmark; -7: 2011 Kroghens Match, Sollerod, Denmark)

Academics—He is majoring in Economics at Colorado.

Personal—He was born February 18, 1992 in Copenhagen. His hobbies include most sports, particularly soccer; he played throughout primary school (equivalent to elementary school in America) and until he was 15. He also enjoys listening to music and actions movies in general. Vedbaek is a suburb of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, the nation’s largest city which is located on the eastern shore of the island of Zealand, separated from Sweden by the strait of Oresund. When he enrolled at Colorado, it was just the second time he had ever come to America; the first was on a family vacation when he was a child.

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 70-69—139 -3 2nd AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 72-69-76—217 +1t14th CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 75-71-70—216 E t27th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 79-77-74—230 + 14 t53rd Pac-12 Fall Preview ...... 72-78-80—230 + 14 t54th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 74-71-73—218 +5t48th

(*—competed individually.)

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2012-13 17 1250 73.53 69 80 … …… …… 17 1250 73.53

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 10 of 15 (66.7%; 2 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+31/+1.82): +31/+1.82 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 0 Top 10: 1 Top 20: 2

15 KRAIG McLEOD 5-11, 165, Fr., HS, Pebble Beach, Calif. (Carmel)

College—This Season (Fr.): One of three true freshmen on the team, 2009: He won two amateur plans call for him to redshirt this season. He will practice and partici- meets, the NGGA Pajaro Valley pate in all qualifying events for the team. He comes to CU following an Classic Fall Championship (69- impressive high school and junior amateur career. 73—142) and the AJGA Mexican Golf Federation Junior Open (73- High School—He was a four-time, first-team All-Mission Trail League 72-71—216). 2008: One of his performer who was also selected as the league’s most valuable player his first top amateur results came as freshman and senior seasons (and was a three-time team MVP). As a a 15-year old when he recorded senior, he tied for first in the Northern California Boys’ Championship three straight 70s (210; -6) to (state qualifier), carding a 4-under 68 (five birdies, one bogey) and win the AJGA Junior All-Star in Lubbock, Texas. then tied for 12th in the California state meet at San Gabriel Country Club (2-over 73). He averaged just over 35 strokes per nine holes as a Best Career Round In Competition—68 (-4; on three occasions; 2010 senior (after averaging 36 as a junior, 37 as a sophomore and 35 as a FCWT Coyote Creek Open in San Jose, Calif.; 2010 AJGA Virginia Event; freshman). He was 32nd in the Northern California Boys’ Championship 2012 California state qualifier at Butte Creek) as freshman (4-over 76) but then improved to a 20th place showing in the state meet (5-over 77), helping Carmel to a sixth place finish. Academics—He is undecided on his major at Colorado. An honor roll member all four years in high school. Other—2011: He posted a pair of top 10 finishes on the California state amateur circuit: he claimed fifth in the Palo Alto City Amateur Personal—He was born July 4, 1993 in Kirkland, Wash. His hobbies (72-69—141) and seventh in the Salinas Valley Amateur (73-69—142). include skateboard and snowboarding. Father (Kraig) played college 2010: He was the runner-up in the FCWT Coyote Creek Open in San tennis at the University of Puget Sound, and an older sister, Lauren, Jose (73-68—141), and in his final AJGA event, the Midwest Junior was a tennis player at UC-Santa Barbara. Players Championship, he took fourth with a 71-69-72—212 scorecard.

16 DAVID ORAEE 5-11, 165, Soph., 1L, Greeley, Colo. (Greeley West)

College—This Season (Soph.): He played in all six fall tournaments, posting the first three top 10 finishes of his career, topped by a third High School—As a senior, he place effort right out of the chute in the Ballyneal Challenge (72-73— was both the All-Colorado and 145, +3). He tied for seventh in both the CU-Mark Simpson Invitational the 5A Front Range Player of the (210, -6) and the New Mexico Tucker Invitational (217, +1), two meets Year, when he owned a 70.0 that were held three days apart. He was also tied for seventh after two stroke average. He won the rounds of the fall finale, the Alister Mackenzie Invitational, after Colorado 5A high school indi- carding his back-to-back best rounds in college (67, 69) before tying for vidual title at Aurora’s Valley 26th after a final round 78 (214, +1). His 72.76 stroke average for the Country Club, with his 70-72— fall was third best on the team, bolstered by 53 birdies, second-most on 142 (-2) scorecard good for a one-shot win; he was the only player the Buffs and tied for 31st in the country. Nationally, he tied for 28th under par in the first round and was 3-over at the turn in the second in fairways hit (77.0 percent) and was 22nd in greens in regulation before blistering the back nine with a 33 score to clinch the win. He was (73.5). the first four-year All-State selection from Weld County, the Class 4A 2011-12 (Fr.): As a true freshman, he played in all 11 regular season Northern Region Player of the Year twice, and Greeley West’s first 5A tournaments (the 34 rounds being the seventh most played by a state champion in any sport. In lettering four times at Greeley West, his freshman at CU), with his 74.50 stroke average the fourth freshman stroke average was 71.72 as a freshman (with a low round 65 that best in school history. He led the team in eagles (5), with 79 birdies and included a hole-in-one) and then 71 or lower the next three years. A 365 pars, meaning he shot par or better on 73.4 percent of his holes. four-year letterman in golf for coach Larry Brinz, he captained the team He recorded a 74-70-76-73—293 (+5) scorecard in the Pac-12 his sophomore through senior seasons. He also lettered twice in basket- Championships, tying him for 27th overall and for sixth among the 20- ball. plus freshmen competing; it was CU’s second best score in the event and his best effort of the spring. The 293 was the best 72-hole score ever Other—2012: He was the co-medalist in the stroke play qualifying for recorded by a CU freshman in any tournament and tied for the fourth the Colorado Golf Association Match Play Championship (69, -3) and best by a golfer in any class for a conference championship. For a true became the No. 2 seed, though lost in the second round. He tied for frosh playing under pressure in his first collegiate championship, he 15th in the CGA Stroke Play Championship at Fort Collins Country Club had a solid tournament with 11 birdies and 46 pars, the 57 holes of par (76-67-77-70—290, +10). He finished fourth in U.S. Open Local or better the second most by a Buff, with just 14 bogeys and one double Qualifying (38-32—70) at Collindale Golf Club in Fort Collins, advancing to round out his effort. He also had a solid effort in the Oregon Duck to Sectionals, where he tied for 44th (78-74—152, +8) at Lakeside Invitational, tying for 38th (225, +9) and at the Bandon Dunes Country Club in Houston. He tied for eighth in the Colorado Golf Championship, where he tied for 44th (226, +13). In the first round of Association’s Public Links Championship at Highland Meadows GC (206, the Alister Mackenzie Invitational to close the fall, he shot a 4-under -7). In CU’s Casotti Classic, a legitimate play-your-own ball event for 67, tying the school record for the low gross score by a freshman previ- media and guests, he shot the lowest score in the 18 years of the tour- ously set by three others – and then matched it again in the spring nament, an 8-under 64 (32-32) at Pelican Lakes Golf Club in Windsor. with a 3-under 67 in the first round of the Wyoming Cowboy Classic in 2011: Reached the round of 32 in his first CGA Match Play Scottsdale. He played in all four tournaments (one as an individual) Championship (at Bear Creek GC). 2010: He won the AJGA (American and in the State of Colorado Cup. After an auspicious start with an 81 Junior Golf Association) Aspen Golf Classic with a 74-69-69—212 (-4) in CU’s Mark Simpson Invitational, he came back with five straight par score. 2009: He set the national record for the largest margin of victory rounds or better, eventually tying for 47th in the Simpson (81-70-72— in an AJGA event when he won by 18 strokes in the AJGA Junior All- 223, +7); he then had a strong performance in the Air Force-Miranda Star in Aspen (he posted a 66-64-70—200 scorecard, the 8-under 64 Invitational, as his 71-71-72—214 scorecard tied him for 12th. He was being a tournament record; the old mark had been 15 strokes. He tied 1-1 in the Colorado Cup, winning his single match (4 and 3 versus Steve for second in the U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier at Boomerang Links in Sorenson), but lost the four ball match (2 and 1). In the final fall tour- Greeley (69-70—139). Other Years: He was a six-time CJGA All-Star nament, he recorded his collegiate best round of 67 in the Alister and a two-time Junior America’s Cup team member. Mackenzie in Fairfax, Calif., eventually tying for 52nd.

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2011-12 34 2533 74.50 67 85 22 1652 75.09 12 881 73.42 2012-13 17 1237 72.76 67 81 … …… …… 17 1237 72.76 Totals 51 3770 73.92 67 85 22 1652 75.09 29 2118 73.03

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 38 of 46 (82.6%; 5 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+121/+2.37): +103/+3.03 (2011-12); +18/+1.06 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 0 Top 10: 3 Top 20: 4

17 Best Career Round In Competition—64 (June 2009, AJGA Junior All- Star, Aspen Golf Club, Aspen, Colo.)

Academics—He is majoring in Integrated Physiology at Colorado. A High Honor Roll member his freshman through senior years in high school, earning an academic letter all four years, his high school grade point average was a 4.2 (on a 4.0 scale).

Personal—He was born June 23, 1993 in Greeley, Colo. His hobbies include playing basketball and video games, with his likes in music ranging from Lil’ Wayne to John Mayer. He was the recipient of the Denver Post Youth Excellence in Sports Award for the month of June 2009.

Fall 2011 CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 81-70-72—223 +7t47th AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 71-71-72—214 -2t12th *UNM Tucker Invitational...... 76-76-75—227 + 11 t41st Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 67-76-74—217 +4t52nd

Spring 2012 Hawai’i-Hilo Ari Invitational...... 72-79-76—227 + 11 t93rd Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate...... 73-74-76—223 +7t59th Bandon Dunes Championship...... 75-75-76—226 + 13 t44th Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 75-76-74—225 +9t38th U.S. Intercollegiate ...... 85-78-76—239 + 29 t88th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 67-79-73—219 +9t83rd Pac-12 Championship...... 74-70-76-73—293 +5t27th

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 72-73—145 +3 3rd AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 81-73-75—229 + 13 t63rd CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 73-68-69—210 -6 t7th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 69-73-75—217 +1 t7th Pac-12 Fall Preview ...... 76-75-71—222 +6t36th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 67-69-78—214 +1t26th

(*—competed individually.)

18 BEAU SCHOOLCRAFT 5-9, 170, Sr., 1L, Englewood, Colo. (Kent Denver/UCLA)

College—This Season (Sr.): He played in all six fall tournaments, At UCLA (2008-09/2009-10; logging a 73.88 stroke average which was fifth best on the team, while Fr./Soph)—He saw action in just his 72.83 final round average was Colorado’s second best. He had three two fall tournaments as a sopho- top 20 performances, headed by a tie for 13th in the New Mexico Tucker more, with a 78.0 stroke average; Invitational, where after an opening 77 he bounced back with rounds but was a near regular as a true of 72 and 71 for a 220 total (+4). He tied for 20th in CU’s Mark Simpson freshman when he made eight Invitational, turning in a 72-73-69—214 (-2) effort in defending the starts and played 24 rounds. That title he had won as a junior. He was also fifth in the Ballyneal year, his top efforts were 23rd Challenge, an individual tournament that saw CU compete with Air place ties at the Bill Cullum Force. For the fall national rankings, he tied for 28th in fairways hit Invitational (73-75-76—224; +8) and at the CordeValle Classic (72-73- (77.0 percent) and 45th in greens hit in regulation (70.6 percent). 75—220; +6). He had two rounds under par as a frosh, a 70 (-1) at the USC Invitational and a 71 (-1) at the Match Play Championship. 2011-12 (Jr.): He played in all 11 tournaments in finishing with a 73.47 stroke average, second on the team. He had the best middle High School—A two-sport, seven-time letterwinner at Kent Denver, round scoring figure of 72.25, with his fall 68.75 also the team’s high earning three varsity letters as a center in hockey for Coach Dave mark. He led CU with five rounds in the 60s, was second on the team Labette and four letters in golf for Coach Bob Austin. In golf, he led the in birdies with 97 (his 43 in the fall were a team best) and his 11 holes Sun Devils to a pair of state championships and won the individual worse than a bogey (out of 612) were a team low. He owned a 72.67 state title as a senior. He posted a 69-68—137 (-5) scorecard in winning stroke average for the fall, with that number the 15th best average for the state championship at the Broadlands Golf Club. A four-time All- a fall season in school history (though third on the team). He entered Metro League and two-time All-State selection as well as the 2008 the season without competing in a college tournament for nearly two Colorado Player of the Year his senior year. As a senior, he averaged a years, but made a statement in his return by winning CU’s Mark school-record 69.3 strokes per round. In hockey, he scored 13 goals Simpson Invitational. Playing as an individual, he recorded a 66-66- with 12 assists in 13 games as a senior when he earned All-State 73—205 scorecard, tying for medalist honors; his 36-hole total of 132 honors. He also played lacrosse in high school. as well as his 11-under par 205 effort both tied school records for a par-72 course. His top spring effort was a tie for third in the Wyoming Other—2011: He tied for 31st in the Southwestern Amateur (El Paso, Cowboy Classic, in which he stood at 131 after two rounds (-9; 64-67) Texas), with a 73-70-70-78—291 (+3) scorecard. Tied for 49th in the before he closed with an even-par 70 for a 201 score, a CU all-time best Rice Planters Amateur (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.) with a 79-70-71-73—293 on a par-70 track. His other top effort came at the Bandon Dunes (+5) effort. 2010: He cruised to medalist honors in the U.S. Amateur Championship, where he recorded a 75-73-72—220 scorecard (+7) Sectional Qualifying at the Broadmoor Golf Club’s West Course, turning which tied him for 15th. He played in his second league tournament, in a 73-65—138 (-2) scorecard to win by seven shots. In the stroke now the Pac-12 Championships as opposed to the Pacific-10 when he play qualifier for the event at Chambers Bay/University Place, Wash., was a freshman; he shaved 27 strokes off that score with a 301 (+13) he shot 80-75—155 (+13), tying for 155th in the 312-man field (he total that tied him for 47th. Also in the fall, he was 1-1 in Colorado Cup missed the cut by six strokes). He played in the Colorado Open, but matches against Colorado State. was 4-over after 36 and missed the cut by four strokes. He tied for 83rd in the Trans-Mississippi Championship at Denver Country Club (73-79- 2010-11: He redshirted after transferring to CU from UCLA during the 78—230; +20). 2007: He recorded three top 15 results in major junior summer; he actively participated in team qualifying events throughout events: he tied for sixth at the Fidelity Investments Junior the year. Championship (66-73-76—215); he tied for 10th at the OSSO Junior at

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2008-09 (at UCLA) 24 1848 77.00 70 87 15 1161 77.40 9 687 76.33 2009-10 (at UCLA) 6 468 78.00 73 81 … …… …… 6 468 78.00 2011-12 34 2498 73.47 64 78 22 1626 73.91 12 872 72.67 2012-13 17 1256 73.88 69 78 … …… …… 17 1256 73.88 Totals (Colorado) 51 3754 73.61 64 78 22 1626 73.91 29 2128 73.38 Totals (Overall) 81 6070 74.94 64 87 37 2787 75.32 44 3283 74.61

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 43 of 61 (70.5%; 36 of 43 at Colorado; 20 played as an individual, 8 at Colorado). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+271/+3.35): +132/+5.50 (2008-09); +36/+6.00 (2009-10); +68/+2.00 (2011-12); +35/+2.06 (2012-13) Finishes—Wins: 1 Top 5: 2 Top 10: 3 Top 20: 6

19 Oak Tree (72-75—147) and tied for 11th at the Las Vegas Founders Fall 2008 Junior Championship (70-69-72—211). *Cal-Poly Invitational ...... 85-82-76—243 + 30 t38th *Bill Cullum Invitational...... 72-73-75—220 +4t23rd Best Career Round In Competition—63 (-9; July 2007, U.S. Junior UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle ...... 73-75-76—224 +8t23rd Amateur Qualifying, Mira Vista GC, Aurora, Colo.) Spring 2009 *USC Invitational...... 78-70-75—223 + 10 t44th Academics—He is majoring in Political Science at Colorado. Southern Highlands Invitational ...... 76-72-76—224 +8t29th Match Play Championships ...... 81-71—152 +8t36th Personal—He was born July 18, 1990 in Denver. His hobbies include ice hockey, fishing, skiing and snowboarding. Younger brother, Mike, is a U.S. International ...... 74-79-81—234 + 24 t87th Pacific-10 Championships ...... 87-80-81-80—328 + 40 t59th freshman on the golf team at the University of Oklahoma. Fall 2009 *The Prestige at PGA West...... 81-78-81—240 + 24 t75th UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle ...... 74-73-81—228 + 12 t28th

Fall 2011 *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 66-66-73—205 - 11 t1st *AFA Miranda Invitational...... 73-70-76—219 +3t33rd UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 76-75-76—227 + 11 t41st Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 77-68-76—221 +8t68th

Spring 2012 Hawai’i-Hilo Ari Invitational...... 78-73-75—226 + 10 t89th Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate...... 78-76-74—228 + 12 t83rd Bandon Dunes Championship...... 75-73-72—220 +7t15th Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 75-76-76—227 + 11 t50th U.S. Intercollegiate ...... 72-73-78—223 + 13 t46th Wyoming Cowboy Classic ...... 64-67-70—201 -9 t3rd Pac-12 Championship...... 74-76-74-77—301 + 13 t47th

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 77-71—148 +6 t5th AFA Miranda Invitational ...... 71-78-74—223 +7t41st CU-Simpson Invitational ...... 72-73-69—214 -2t20th UNM Tucker Invitational ...... 77-72-71—220 +4t13th Pac-12 Fall Preview ...... 75-77-75—227 + 11 t48th Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 71-74-77—222 +9t61st

(*—competed individually.)

20 ROSS THORNTON 6-3, 180, Fr., HS, Leawood, Kan. (Blue Valley North)

College—This Season (Fr.): He is competing as a true freshman, as he Academics—He is majoring in played in two fall tournaments as an individual (his rounds did not Business (Finance) at Colorado. count toward CU’s team scoring). He tied for 80th in his first collegiate He had an impressive academic meet, the Air Force-Gene Miranda Invitational (236, +20); he bounced record in high school, owning a right back with his best round of the fall, a 2-over 74 in the first round weighted 4.1 grade point average of CU’s Mark Simpson Invitational, but his second round effort was that included both advanced disqualified when he signed an incorrect scorecard. placement and college courses. He was on the Principal’s Honor High School—A four-time letterman under coach Susan O’Dell, he Roll throughout high school, was posted four top 12 finishes in the Kansas 6A state tournament: third a member of the National Honor as a senior, 12th as a junior, seventh as a sophomore and sixth as a Society and scored a 32 on the ACT. freshman. He led Blue Valley North to the 6A state championship his senior season when he owned a 72 stroke average; BVN was the state Personal—He was born October 6, 1993 in Kansas City, Kan. His runner-up both his freshman and sophomore seasons. He earned first- hobbies include playing basketball and going to his favorite family lake. team All-Eastern Kansas League (EKL) honors as junior and senior, Growing up in and around the Kansas City area, he had the opportunity when he also garnered honorable mention All-Metro accolades. He to get to know PGA/Champions Tour Star Tom Watson. earned honorable mention All-Sun honors as freshman and junior (an all-area team), with first-team honors as a junior. He shaved two strokes off his average every year, posting a 78 norm as a freshman, Fall 2012 then 76 as a sophomore, 74 as a junior and finally the 72 his senior *AFA Miranda Invitational...... 82-76-78—236 + 20 t80th year. He also lettered three times in basketball (power forward), aver- *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 74-DQ-78—xxx +8 80th aging nine points and six rebounds as a senior; he set the school record for single-season free throw percent (88 percent) as a senior. He earned (*—competed individually.) second-team All-EKL honors as a senior, when he was a team captain; he was an honorable mention performer as a junior.

Other—2012: He finished 26th in the Watson Challenge (70-74-78— 222, +6; Indian Hills CC, Kansas City); he was tied for sixth after the first round, in which host Tom Watson shot a 72. 2011: He was named the 2011 Kansas City Golf Association Junior Player of the Year. He qualified for and competed in the USGA Junior Amateur in Bremerton, Wash., where he tied for 20th in the stroke play (72-75), but lost his first round match. He tied for third in the Kansas Junior Amateur (71- 68-66—205), tied for sixth in the Kansas City Amateur (71-71-73—215) and tied for 16th in the AJGA Bass Pro Shops/Payne Stewart Classic (72-73-76—221).

Best Career Round In Competition—66 (-4; 2011 Kansas Junior Amateur, Salina Municipal, Salina, Kan.)

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2012-13 5 388 77.70 74 82 … …… …… 5 388 77.70

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 0 of 0 (0%; 5 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+28/+5.60): +28/+5.60 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 0 Top 10: 0 Top 20: 0

21 DREW TRUJILLO 5-10, 175, Fr., RS, Montrose, Colo. (Montrose)

College—This Season (Fr.-RS): He played in two fall tournaments, (32). He placed in the top 10 in tying for 14th in the Ballyneal Challenge, an individual tournament, every tournament he appeared in and 35th in the CU-Mark Simpson Invitational (71-72-75—218, where as junior and senior and had 30- his rounds did not count toward CU’s team scoring). He scored 14 plus career top 10 efforts as a birdies in his 90 holes. prep. He also lettered twice in 2011-12 (Fr.) —The coaching staff decided to redshirt him in his true baseball (catcher/designated freshman season, though he still competed in all team practices and hitter) as a freshman and sopho- tournament qualifiers. more.

High School—He lettered three times in golf under coach Angelo Other—2012: He tied for third DeJulio, placing 10th in the state meet as a senior after claiming in the Colorado Golf Association’s Western Chapter Championship at runner-up honors as a junior (with a 6-under 138 total that included a Battlement Mesa GC in Parachute, four strokes out of first 73-70—143 66 in the first round). As a senior, he captured regional champion (-1). 2011: He qualified for the U.S. Amateur, shooting a 67-69—136 honors ahead of the state meet. He earned first-team All-Southwestern at Heritage Eagle Bend, finishing second overall and three out of the Conference honors his sophomore through senior years, and was a first- lead. Then in late August in the rain-plagued main event with a 315- team All-State and All-Colorado performer as a junior (honorable man field, he tied for 260th at Blue Mound G&CC in Erin Hills, Wis., mention as a senior). He owns the Montrose record for individual wins with a 77-76—153 (+11). He finished second in the CGA Western (four) as well as the number of consecutive tournaments using his score Chapter Championship at Tiara Rado GC in Grand Junction, three out of the lead with a 69-70—139 (-3) effort. He reached the round of 32 in his first CGA Match Play Championship (at Bear Creek GC). He tied for 63rd in the Western Junior (Beverly CC, Chicago), carding a 74-79-78- 77—308 (+20). He shot the course record of 63 (31-32; 9-under) at his home course, The Links at Cobble Creek, in a non-tournament round. 2010: He finished 11th in the AJGA (American Junior Golf Association) Aspen Golf Classic. Other Years: He also fared well in AJGA, FCWT and IJCT summer competitions, including a win in the 2010 FCWT event at TPC Las Vegas and a runner-up effort in the 2009 FCWT event at The Ridge at Castle Pines. He also tied for second in the 2010 Rocky Mountain Open and finished fifth in July’s CGA Western Chapter.

Best Career Round In Competition— 66 (-6; October 2009, Colorado State 4A High School Championship, Highlands Ranch GC)

Academics—He is majoring in Business (Management) at Colorado. He was a member of Montrose’s Honor Roll all eight semesters in high school, when he garnered Academic All-State accolades on three occa- sions (he graduated with a 3.93 grade point average).

Personal— He was born July 22, 1993 in Colorado Springs. His hobbies include fly-fishing, hiking and working out. Father (Mike) played base- ball at Northern Colorado, and pitched five years in the major leagues (Boston, Seattle, Detroit).

Fall 2012 *Ballyneal Challenge...... 79-86—165 + 23 t14th *CU-Simpson Invitational...... 71-72-75—218 +2t35th

(*—competed individually.)

Statistics Overall —————————–—— Spring —————— Fall——————— Season Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi Rd Strk Avg. Rd Strk Avg. 2012-13 5 383 76.70 71 86 … …… …… 5 383 76.70

Rounds Toward Team Scoring: 0 of 0 (0%; 5 played as an individual). Stroke Count In Relation To Par (+103/+3.03): +25/+5.00 (2012-13). Finishes—Wins: 0 Top 5: 0 Top 10: 0 Top 20: 1

22 2011-12 Statistics

Overall—————————————————————— Spring—————————— Fall—————————————— Player Rd Strokes Avg. SCIRP—Avg. Lo Hi L54 Rd Strokes Avg. Scirp Rd Strokes Avg. SCIRP Best KEVIN KRING ...... 34 2478 72.88 + 48 +1.41 68 81 209 22 1621 73.68 + 52 12 857 71.42 -4 t-3rd BEAU SCHOOLCRAFT ...... 34 2498 73.47 + 68 +2.00 64 78 201 22 1626 73.91 + 57 12 872 72.67 + 11 t-1st DEREK FRIBBS ...... 34 2506 73.71 + 73 +2.15 65 82 208 25 1841 73.64 + 56 9 665 73.89 + 17 t-8th JASON BURSTYN...... 34 2509 73.79 + 79 +2.32 67 82 208 22 1624 73.82 + 55 12 885 73.75 + 24 t-9th DAVID ORAEE...... 34 2533 74.50 + 103 +3.03 67 85 214 22 1652 75.09 + 83 12 881 73.42 + 20 t-12th JOHNNY WIDMER...... 10 756 75.60 + 36 +3.60 70 81 216 7 540 77.14 + 36 3 216 72.00 0 t-18th JOHN AHERN ...... 6 464 77.33 + 38 +6.33 70 86 221 3 221 73.67 + 11 3 243 81.00 + 27 84th *SEBASTIAN HEISELE...... 12 865 72.08 +4+0.33 68 76 212 — —— —.— …… 12 865 72.08 +4 t-8th TEAM TOTALS ...... 198 14609 73.78 + 449 +2.27 64 86 201 123 9125 74.19 + 350 75 5484 73.12 + 99 1st (SCIRP—Stroke Count In Relation To Par; *—graduated in December/turned professional) Fifth-Man/Non-Scorer Average (34/2638): 77.59 Wins (1)— Schoolcraft 1. Top 5 Finishes (4)— Kring 2, Schoolcraft 2. Top 10 Finishes (8)— Kring 3, Schoolcraft 2, Burstyn 1, Fribbs 1, Heisele 1. Top 20 Finishes (18)— Kring 5, Fribbs 4, Schoolcraft 3, Heisele 2, Burstyn 2, Oraee 1, Widmer 1. Rounds In The 60s (20)— Schoolcraft 5, Burstyn 4, Fribbs 4, Kring 3, Heisele 2, Oraee 2. Subpar Rounds (45)— Fribbs 10, Burstyn 9, Kring 8, Oraee 6, Schoolcraft 6, Heisele 4, Widmer 2. Even-Par Rounds (16)— Kring 5, Burstyn 3, Fribbs 3, Oraee 3, Heisele 1, Schoolcraft 1. Rounds Counting Toward Team Scoring (148/174, 85.1%)— Heisele .917 (11/12), Kring .912 (31/34), Burstyn .882 (30/34), Schoolcraft .821 (23/28), Fribbs .806 (25/31), Oraee .806 (25/31), Widmer .750 (3/4). Does not include 24 individual rounds (Ahern 6, Schoolcraft 6, Widmer 6, Fribbs 3, Oraee 3). Differential/Average Strokes-Per-Round Behind Tournament Medalist (5.45; 1080/198)— Heisele 3.9 (47/12), Kring 4.6 (155/34), Schoolcraft 5.1 (175/34), Fribbs 5.2 (175/34), Burstyn 5.5 (186/34), Oraee 6.2 (210/34), Widmer 7.1 (71/10), Ahern 10.2 (61/6).

TEAM RESULTS/SCHEDULE (Season W-L-T Record vs. Division I: 95-73-4) Date Tournament (Site) Team Finish (Scores) Top Individual (Score/place) Yds Par S 12-13 CU MARK SIMPSON INVITATIONAL (Erie, Colo.) 1st/15 (282 278 280—840) B. Schoolcraft ––– 205 (t-1st) 7,771 72 S 18-19 AFA Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (USAFA, Colo.) t-1st/18 (276 283 285—844) K. Kring –––––––– 210 (t-3rd) 7,363 72 S 26 COLORADO STATE (State of Colorado Cup; Holyoke) L 4-6 S 30-O1 New Mexico Tucker Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 9th/16 (301 303 298—902) Heisele/Kring–––– 223 (t-24th) 7,562 72 O 17-18 Alister Mackenzie Invitational (Fairfax, Calif.) 13th/16 (277 283 296—856) K. Kring –––––––– 215 (t-44th) 6,718 71 F 1- 3 Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate (Waikoloa, Hawai’i) t-18th/20 (291 295 298—884) D. Fribbs ––––––––213 (t-23rd) 7,074 72 F 25-26 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (Palm Desert, Calif.) t-13th/24 (299 297 291—887) D. Fribbs ––––––––221 (t-49th) 7,305 72 M 16-18 Bandon Dunes Championship (Bandon, Ore.) 6th/15 (296 291 295—882) K. Kring–––––––––218 (t-10th) 6,718 71 M 26-27 Oregon Duck Invitational (Eugene, Ore.) 7th/14 (298 296 295—889) K. Kring–––––––––217 (14th) 7,007 72 M 30- A1 U.S. Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) t-9th/16 (292 300 293—885) K. Kring–––––––––216 (t-19th) 6,727 70 A 9-10 Wyoming Cowboy Classic (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 2nd/23 (270 282 276—828) B. Schoolcraft ––––201 (t-3rd) 7,133 70 A 27-29 Pac-12 Conference Championships (Corvallis, Ore.) 8th/12 (368 369 367 367—1471) J. Burstyn –––––––292 (26th) 7,030 72 M 17-19 NCAA Bowling Green Regional (Bowling Greens, Ky.) ……… ………………………….. D. Fribbs ––––––––235 (t-64th) 7,248 72 BEST TEAM ROUNDS 270 (-10), Wyoming Cowboy Classic (1st round) 280 (- 8), CU-Simpson Invitational (3rd round) 276 (-12), AFA Miranda Invitational (1st round) 277 (- 7), Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 276 (- 4), Wyoming Cowboy Classic (3rd round) 282 (- 6), CU-Simpson Invitational (1st round) 278 (-10), CU-Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 283 (- 5), AFA Miranda Invitational (2nd round) BEST INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS 64 (-6), Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic (1st round) 66 (-4), Derek Fribbs, Wyoming Cowboy Classic (3rd round) 65 (-7), Derek Fribbs, CU-Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 67 (-4), Jason Burstyn, Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 66 (-6), Beau Schoolcraft, CU-Simpson Invitational (1st round) 67 (-4), David Oraee, Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 66 (-6), Beau Schoolcraft, CU-Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 67 (-3), on three occasions Low 36: 131 (- 9), Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic Low 54: 201 (- 9; 64-67-70), Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic Low 36: 136 (-10), Beau Schoolcraft, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational Low 54: 205 (-11; 66-66-73), Schoolcraft, CU-Simpson Invitational

HONORS/RANKINGS Team National Rankings: No. 67 (Golfweek, June 6), No. 68 (GolfStat, June 11), NR (GCAA/Nike Coaches, May 9). Player Rankings (GS/GW): Kevin Kring (—/296), Derek Fribbs (—/383), Beau Schoolcraft (—/411), Jason Burstyn (—/512), David Oraee (—/665), Sebastian Heisele (245/NA), Johnny Widmer (—/NA), John Ahern (—/NA). CU Athlete-of-the-Week: Beau Schoolcraft (Sept. 12-18; April 9-15), Kevin Kring (Sept. 19-25; March 26-April 1).

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Player Rounds Holes SCIRP Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys Doubles Other Subpar Pct. Par/SP Pct. JOHN AHERN...... 6 108 + 38 0959 35 32 8.3 63.0 JASON BURSTYN ...... 34 612 + 79 1 82 383 131 13 2 13.6 76.1 DEREK FRIBBS ...... 34 612 + 73 2 100 362 123 21 4 16.7 75.8 SEBASTIAN HEISELE ...... 12 216 +4 1 40 134 36 50 19.0 81.0 KEVIN KRING...... 34 612 + 48 2 89 399 109 94 14.9 80.1 DAVID ORAEE ...... 34 612 + 103 5 79 365 136 23 4 13.7 73.4 BEAU SCHOOLCRAFT ...... 34 612 + 68 2 97 356 146 10 1 16.2 74.3 JOHNNY WIDMER ...... 10 180 + 36 0 26 101 44 90 14.4 70.6 TEAM TOTALS...... 198 3,564 + 449 13 522 2159 760 93 17 15.0 75.6 (no albatrosses/double eagles)

23 2012 Fall Review

Player Rd Strokes Avg. SCIRP Avg. Lo Hi L54 JASON BURSTYN ...... 17 1218 71.65 -1- 0.06 68 76 207 DEREK FRIBBS ...... 17 1235 72.64 + 16 +0.94 67 77 207 DAVID ORAEE ...... 17 1237 72.76 + 18 +1.06 67 81 210 PHILIP JUEL-BERG ...... 17 1250 73.53 + 31 +1.82 69 80 216 BEAU SCHOOLCRAFT ...... 17 1256 73.88 + 35 +2.06 69 78 214 JOHNNY HAYES...... 6 441 73.50 +9+1.50 67 78 211 TYLER ENGEL...... 8 596 74.50 + 22 +2.75 69 83 221 DREW TRUJILLO...... 5 383 76.70 + 25 +5.00 71 86 218 ROSS THORNTON ...... 5 388 77.60 + 28 +5.60 74 82 236 TEAM TOTALS...... 109 8004 73.43 + 183 +1.68 67 86 207 (SCIRP—Stroke Count In Relation To Par) Fifth-Man/Non-Scorer Average (15/1152): 76.8 Wins (2)— Burstyn 2. Top 5 Finishes (5)— Fribbs 3, Burstyn 2. Top 10 Finishes (13)— Burstyn 3, Fribbs 3, Oraee 3, Engel, Hayes, Juel-Berg, Schoolcraft. Top 20 Finishes (17)— Burstyn 3, Fribbs 3, Oraee 3, Schoolcraft 3, Juel-Berg 2, Engel 1, Hayes 1, Trujillo 1. Rounds In The 60s (16)— Burstyn 5, Oraee 5, Fribbs 2, Juel-Berg 2, Hayes 1, Schoolcraft 1. Subpar Rounds (33)— Burstyn 9, Oraee 6, Fribbs 5, Juel-Berg 5, Schoolcraft 3, Engel 2, Hayes 2, Trujillo 1. Even-Par Rounds (10)— Fribbs 3, Juel-Berg 3, Schoolcraft 3, Trujillo 1. Rounds Counting Toward Team Scoring (62/75, 82.7%)— Fribbs .933 (14/15), Burstyn .846 (13/15), Oraee .846 (13/15), Schoolcraft .846 (13/15), Juel-Berg .667 (10/15). Does not include 34 individual rounds (Engel 8, Hayes 6, Thornton 5, Trujillo 5, Burstyn 2, Fribbs 2, Juel-Berg 2, Oraee 2, Schoolcraft 2). Differential/Average Strokes-Per-Round Behind Tournament Medalist (5.18; 565/109)— Burstyn 3.5 (59/17), Fribbs 4.5 (76/17), Oraee 4.6 (78/17), Hayes 5.0 (30/6), Juel-Berg 5.4 (91/17), Schoolcraft 5.7 (97/17), Engel 6.1 (49/8), Thornton 8.4 (42/5), Trujillo 8.6 (43/5).

TEAM RESULTS (Season W-L-T Record vs. Division I: 41-24-0) Date Tournament (Site) Team Finish (Scores) Top Individual (Score/place) Yds Par S4BALLYNEAL CHALLENGE (Holyoke, Colo.) NS …………………… J. Burstyn–––––––– 138 (1st) 7,147 71 S 9-10 AFA Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (USAFA, Colo.) 1st/15 (281 286 285—852) J. Burstyn–––––––– 207 (1st) 7,370 72 S 24-25 CU MARK SIMPSON INVITATIONAL (Erie, Colo.) 2nd/14 (290 280 275—845) D. Fribbs ––––––––– 207 (2nd) 7,771 72 S 28-29 New Mexico Tucker Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2nd/14 (289 294 295—878) Burstyn/Oraee –––– 217 (t-7th) 7,578 72 O 8- 9 Pac-12 Preview (North Plains, Ore.) 12th/12 (293 301 296—890) J. Burstyn–––––––– 218 (t-26th) 7,017 72 O 16-17 Alister Mackenzie Invitational (Fairfax, Calif.) 12th/16 (279 285 295—859) D. Oraee ––––––––– 214 (t-26th) 6,759 71

BEST TEAM ROUNDS 275 (-13), CU-Simpson Invitational (3rd round) 285 (- 3), AFA Miranda Invitational (3rd round) 280 (- 8), CU-Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 286 (- 2), AFA Miranda Invitational (2nd round 281 (- 7), AFA Miranda Invitational (1st round) 285 (+ 1), Alister Mackenzie Invitational (2nd round) 279 (- 5), Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 289 (+ 1), UNM Tucker Invitational (1st round)

BEST INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS 67 (-5), Derek Fribbs, CU-Simpson Invitational (3rd round) 68 (-4), Jason Burstyn, UNM Tucker Invitational (1st round) 67 (-5), Johnny Hayes, CU-Simpson Invitational (1st round) 68 (-4), Derek Fribbs, AFA-Miranda Invitational (3rd round) 67 (-4), David Oraee, Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 68 (-4), David Oraee, CU-Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 68 (-4), Jason Burstyn, AFA-Miranda Invitational (1st round) 68 (-3), Jason Burstyn, Ballyneal Challenge (1st round) 68 (-4), Jason Burstyn, AFA-Miranda Invitational (3rd round) 68 (-3), Jason Burstyn, Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) Low 36: 136 (-6), David Oraee, Alister Mackenzie Invitational Low 54: 207 (-9; 68-71-68), Jason Burstyn, AFA-Miranda Invitational 207 (-9; 70-70-67), Derek Fribbs, CU-Simpson Invitational

HONORS/RANKINGS Team National Rankings: No. 66 (Golfweek, Dec. 3), No. 66 (GolfStat, Dec. 1), NR (GCAA/Nike Coaches, Dec. 10). Player Rankings (GW/GS): Jason Burstyn (144/108), Derek Fribbs (323/—), David Oraee (414/—), Johnny Hayes (502/—), Philip Juel-Berg (567/—), Beau Schoolcraft (677/—), Tyler Engel (831/—), Drew Trujillo (1394/—), Ross Thornton (1778/—). CU Athlete-of-the-Week: Jason Burstyn (Sept. 3-9); David Oraee (Oct. 15- 21).

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Player Rounds Holes SCIRP Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys Doubles Triples Other Subpar Pct. Par/SP Pct. JASON BURSTYN...... 17 306 -1 5 50 197 49 500 18.0 82.4 TYLER ENGEL ...... 8 144 + 22 0 18 91 32 201 14.4 76.7 DEREK FRIBBS...... 17 306 + 16 4 60 171 61 811 20.9 76.8 JOHNNY HAYES ...... 6 108 +9 3 15 62 26 200 16.7 74.1 PHILIP JUEL-BERG...... 17 306 + 31 4 51 178 60 10 21 18.0 76.1 DAVID ORAEE...... 17 306 + 18 0 53 192 52 810 17.3 80.1 BEAU SCHOOLCRAFT...... 17 306 + 35 2 46 187 58 12 10 15.7 76.8 ROSS THORNTON...... 5 90 + 28 0 11 48 24 610 13.0 61.1 DREW TRUJILLO ...... 5 90 + 25 0 14 47 22 430 13.8 47.2 TEAM TOTALS ...... 109 1962 + 183 18 318 1173 384 57 93 17.1 76.9

24 25 CU Golf History & Records Records generally unavailable prior to 1946-47; number in parenthesis under NCAA Finish are the number of individuals who qualified if the team did not. Conference NCAA Dual Team Stroke Averages Stroke Champion Season Head Coach Finish Finish Record Fall Spring Overall Player Class Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi MOUNTAIN STATES CONFERENCE 1946-47 Don Bell 2nd/ 7 28th 7-4-0 ………NA

BIG 7 CONFERENCE 1947-48 Les Fowler 3rd/ 7 … 7-1-0 ………NA 1948-49 Les Fowler 7th/ 7 … 6-8-0 ………NA 1949-50 Les Fowler 5th/ 7 … 9-5-0 ………NA 1950-51 Les Fowler 5th/ 7 … 9-4-2 ………NA 1951-52 Les Fowler 6th/ 7 … 9-6-0 ………NA 1952-53 Les Fowler 2nd/ 7 t-10th 9-4-0 ………NA 1953-54 Les Fowler 1st/ 7 15th 8-4-1 ………NA 1954-55 Les Fowler t-1st/ 7 31st 10-6-0 ………NA 1955-56 Les Fowler 4th/ 7 … 10-2-0 ………Dale Douglass Fr. 15 1128 75.20 70 80 1956-57 Les Fowler 4th/ 7 (1) 7-4-0 ………NA

BIG 8 CONFERENCE 1957-58 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 … 10-3-0 ………Dale Douglass Jr. 19 1417 74.58 72 79 1958-59 Les Fowler 5th/ 8 … 10-4-0 ………Dale Douglass Sr. 19 1383 72.79 70 77 1959-60 Les Fowler 4th/ 8 30th 11-4-0 ………NA 1960-61 Les Fowler 2nd/ 8 … 11-2-0 ………NA 1961-62 Les Fowler 6th/ 8 (1) 9-5-0 ………NA 1962-63 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 (2) 15-3-1 ………Larry McAtee So. 25 1868 74.72 68 86 1963-64 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 t-18th 16-4-0 ………NA 1964-65 Les Fowler 5th/ 8 … 12-3-1 ………Hale Irwin So. 23 1746 75.91 70 81 1965-66 Les Fowler 2nd/ 8 17th 11-3-0 ………Hale Irwin Jr. 26 1873 72.04 67 79 1966-67 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 (1) 12-2-0 ………Hale Irwin Sr. 28 2087 74.54 65 84 1967-68 Les Fowler 1st/ 8 t-8th 21-3-0 ………Bill Musselman Jr. 30 2214 73.80 67 90 1968-69 Les Fowler 5th/ 8 … 5-2-0 79.55 78.13 78.35 Bill Musselman Sr. 24 1824 76.00 69 85 1969-70 Les Fowler 6th/ 8 … 3-1-0 ………NA 1970-71 Les Fowler 5th/ 8 … 3-2-0 ………Blake Stirling Fr. 16 1231 76.94 72 85 1971-72 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 (1) 2-1-0 83.45 77.74 79.98 Davis Driver Sr. 18 1363 75.72 70 83 1972-73 Les Fowler 6th/ 8 … 1-1-0 78.50 77.03 77.44 George Kelley Sr. 16 1184 74.00 70 77 1973-74 Les Fowler 7th/ 8 … 2-0-0 ………Mark Fowler Sr. 24 1803 75.13 70 86 1974-75 Les Fowler 3rd/ 8 (1) …………Mike Mulhern Sr. 19 1485 78.16 74 83 1975-76 Les Fowler 2nd/ 8 ………78.30 … Tom Woodard Jr. 30 2288 76.27 69 84 1976-77 Fowler/Simpson 3rd/ 8 …………77.12 Mark Crabtree Jr. 35 2659 75.97 70 82 1977-78 Mark Simpson 3rd/ 8 (1) … 78.70 76.51 77.25 Steve Jones Fr. 30 2239 74.63 71 80 1978-79 Mark Simpson 2nd/ 8 (1) … 78.48 77.28 77.64 Steve Jones So. 29 2141 73.83 71 84 1979-80 Mark Simpson t-2nd/ 8 16th … 75.26 75.91 75.67 Steve Jones Jr. 43 3152 73.30 65 79 1980-81 Mark Simpson 2nd/ 8 t-11th 0-1-0 77.92 75.12 76.26 Steve Jones Sr. 39 2867 73.51 68 82 1981-82 Mark Simpson 4th/ 8 (1) … 77.61 76.48 77.00 Rick Cramer Sr. 44 3270 74.32 68 80 1982-83 Mark Simpson 6th/ 8 … 1-0-0 78.01 76.82 77.42 Mike Hogberg Jr. 27 2059 76.26 66 85 1983-84 Mark Simpson 4th/ 8 t-28th … 76.94 76.42 76.61 Mike Hogberg Sr. 35 2616 74.74 70 80 1984-85 Mark Simpson 6th/ 8 ……78.50 75.26 76.31 Tim Smith Sr. 31 2344 75.61 70 83 1985-86 Mark Simpson 4th/ 8 (1) … 78.42 77.71 78.01 Kevin Bolles Sr. 31 2358 76.06 69 85 1986-87 Mark Simpson 7th/ 8 (1) … 76.82 77.51 77.27 John Lindberg So. 37 2759 74.57 66 80 1987-88 Mark Simpson t-5th/ 8 ……75.34 76.94 76.36 John Lindberg Jr. 33 2408 72.97 66 82

Larry McAtee Bill Musselman Davis Driver Blake Stirling Steve Jones

26 Conference NCAA NCAA Dual Team Stroke Averages Stroke Champion Season Head Coach Finish Regional Finish Record Fall Spring Overall Player Class Rd Strokes Avg. Lo Hi 1988-89 Mark Simpson 5th/ 8 3rd t-29th … 76.83 76.59 76.66 John Lindberg Sr. 32 2345 73.28 65 79 1989-90 Mark Simpson 3rd/ 8 15th ……75.55 77.03 76.45 Mike Glaesel Sr. 36 2648 73.56 69 81 1990-91 Mark Simpson 7th/ 8 16th … 1-0-0 75.92 77.57 76.93 Charles Brown Sr. 29 2196 75.72 68 88 1991-92 Mark Simpson 5th/ 8 11th ……74.38 75.25 74.88 Scott Petersen Jr. 35 2569 73.40 66 83 1992-93 Mark Simpson 3rd/ 8 18th (1) … 76.01 75.59 75.76 Scott Petersen Sr. 42 3088 73.52 66 79 1993-94 Mark Simpson 4th/ 8 2nd t-24th … 74.71 75.86 75.37 Bobby Kalinowski Sr. 37 2687 72.62 68 83 1994-95 Mark Simpson 6th/ 8 16th ……77.57 76.20 76.67 Knut Ekjord Fr. 32 2385 74.53 69 79 1995-96 Mark Simpson 7th/ 8 ……0-0-1 75.76 77.17 76.60 Knut Ekjord So. 33 2448 74.18 69 82

BIG 12 CONFERENCE 1996-97 Mark Simpson 11th/12 …… …76.29 77.02 76.68 Knut Ekjord Jr. 28 2116 75.57 68 87 1997-98 Mark Simpson 3rd/12 ……1-0-0 75.64 76.29 76.03 Ben Portie So. 30 2227 74.23 69 79 1998-99 Mark Simpson 5th/12 10th 23rd 0-1-0 73.79 75.65 74.95 Knut Ekjord Sr. 40 2938 73.45 65 88 1999-00 Mark Simpson 3rd/12 t-18th … 0-1-0 73.31 75.00 74.41 Kane Webber Fr. 32 2337 73.03 67 78 2000-01 Mark Simpson 4th/12 17th ……74.44 75.12 74.81 Kane Webber So. 34 2492 73.29 68 80 2001-02 Mark Simpson 8th/12 10th t-14th 0-0-1 74.03 74.14 74.10 Ben Portie Sr. 39 2826 72.46 66 80 2002-03 Mark Simpson t-6th/12 (1) ……76.14 75.05 75.50 Stephen Carroll Sr. 39 2864 73.44 68 81 2003-04 Mark Simpson t-5th/12 t-18th ……73.92 73.71 73.77 Kane Webber Sr. 39 2787 71.46 66 79 2004-05 Mark Simpson 11th/12 (1) ……75.32 75.75 75.58 Edward McGlasson Jr. 34 2493 73.32 63 81 2005-06 Simpson/Neher t-10th/12 21st ……76.43 74.89 75.39 Edward McGlasson Sr. 38 2752 72.42 64 77 2006-07 Roy Edwards 11th/12 20th ……76.31 75.50 75.79 Michael Baird Jr. 30 2227 74.23 66 85 2007-08 Roy Edwards 10th/12 18th (1) … 75.87 74.86 75.22 Michael Baird Sr. 37 2748 74.27 66 80 2008-09 Roy Edwards 2nd/12 9th ……73.51 74.46 74.06 Derek Tolan Sr. 40 2876 71.90 67 77 2009-10 Roy Edwards 9th/12 (1) … 0-1-0 74.59 74.61 74.61 Justin Bardgett Sr. 42 3072 73.14 67 80 2010-11 Roy Edwards 10th/12 ……0-1-0 74.36 75.43 75.09 Sebastian Heisele Jr. 36 2675 74.31 68 87

PAC-12 CONFERENCE 2011-12 Roy Edwards 8th/12 (1) … 0-1-0 73.12 74.19 73.78 Kevin Kring Sr. 34 2478 72.88 68 81

BIG 7/8/12 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS (3)—1954, 1955 (shared), 1968. PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS (0). BIG 7/8/12 INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS (6)—Keith Alexander (1954), Hale Irwin (1966, shared; 1967), Terry Kahl (1981), Bobby Kalinowski (1993, 1994). PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS (0). NCAA INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS (2)—Merle Backlund (1953), Hale Irwin (1967).

Scott Petersen Knut Ekjord Michael Baird Derek Tolan

27 Colorado Record Book

INDIVIDUAL Most Rounds, Season—44, Tom Woodard, 1976-77; Rick Cramer, 1979-80 and 1981-82. Most Rounds, Career—159, Rick Cramer, 1978-79 to 1981-82. Lowest Stroke Average, Season—71.46, Kane Webber, 2003-04 (39 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Fall—71.00, Derek Tolan, 2008-09 (18 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Spring—71.30, Kane Webber, 2003-04 (27 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Freshman—73.03, Kane Webber, 1999-2000 (32 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Sophomore—73.29, Kane Webber, 2000-01 (34 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Junior—72.04, Hale Irwin, 1965-66 (26 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Senior—71.46, Kane Webber, 2003-04(39 rounds). Lowest Stroke Average, Career (minimum 100 rounds)—72.90, Kane Webber, 1999-00 to 2003-04 (144 rounds). Stroke Count In Relation To Par, Season— +3, Kane Webber, 2003-04 (39 rounds, +0.08). Stroke Count In Relation To Par, Career— +222, Kane Webber, 1999-00 Kane Webber to 2003-04 (144 rounds, +1.54). Low Nine-Hole Score—30, Steve Jones, Sun Devil-Thunderbird Invitational at Scottsdale, Ariz., May 2, 1980 (back nine); John Nyuli, Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational at Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 9, 1989 (back nine); Justin Bardgett, Barona Collegiate Cup at Lakeside, Calif., March 26, 2010 (front nine). Low 18-Hole Score (Par-72)—64 (-8; 31-33), Edward McGlasson, Courtyard By Marriott Invitational at Cary, N.C., April 7, 2006; 64 (-8, 32-32), Kevin Kring, Air Force Falcon Invitational at USAFA, Colo., Sept. 19, 2009. Low 18-Hole Score (Par-71)—63 (-8; 32-31), Edward McGlasson, PING- Arizona Intercollegiate, Jan. 31 & Feb. 1, 2005 (round played over two days, as 14 holes were completed before play halted due to dark- ness). Low 18-Hole Score (Par-70)—64 (-6, 34-30), John Nyuli, Wyoming Red Jacoby Invitational at Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 9, 1989; 64 (-6, 33-31), Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz.,April 9, 2012. Low 36-Hole Score (Par-72)—132 (-12; 66-66), Beau Schoolcraft, CU- Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 12, 2011. Low 36-Hole Score (Par-71)—132 (-10; 66-66), John Lindberg, Robertson Homes Invitational at Stockton, Calif., Oct. 20, 1987. Low 36-Hole Score (Par-70)—131 (-9, 64-67), Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9, 2012. Low 54-Hole Score (Par-72)—204 (-12; 67-69-68), Patrick Grady, DU- Ron Moore Invitational, Sept. 15-16. 2008. Derek Tolan

28 Low 54-Hole Score (Par-71)—204 (-9; 66-66-72), John Lindberg, Robertson Homes Invitational at Stockton, Calif., Oct. 20-21, 1987. Low 54-Hole Score (Par-70)—201 (-9; 64-67-70), Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9-10, 2012. Low 72-Hole Score—284 (-4; 69-70-73-72), John Lindberg, UNM Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 24-26, 1987. Low Score, First Collegiate Round—67 (-5), Sebastian Heisele, DU-Ron Moore Invitational, Sept. 15, 2008. Low Round, First Collegiate Tournament—65 (-5), Jonathan Kaye, Wyoming Invitational, Sept. 11 1990 (third round). Low Score, First Collegiate Tournament (54 holes)—213 (+3), Jonathan Kaye, Wyoming Invitational, Sept. 10-11, 1990 (76-72-65); 214 (-2), Sebastian Heisele, DU-Ron Moore Invitational, Sept. 15-16, 2008 (67-73- 74). Most Strokes Under Par, Tournament—12, John Lindberg, 1989 BYU Cougar Classic, Provo, Utah (66-71-67–204); Patrick Grady, 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver (67-69-68–204). Most Strokes Under Par, One Round—8, Edward McGlasson, PING-Arizona Intercollegiate, Jan. 31 & Feb. 1, 2005 (32-31–63); Edward McGlasson, Courtyard By Marriott Invitational, April 7, 2006 (31-33-64); Kevin Kring, Air Force Falcon Invitational, Sept. 19, 2009 (32-32-64). Patrick Grady Largest Margin of Victory by a CU Player—7 strokes, John Lindberg, 1989 BYU Cougar Classic, Provo, Utah (66-71-67–204). Most Rounds In The 60’s, Season—10, Patrick Grady and Derek Tolan, 2008-09. Most Rounds In The 60’s, Career—17, Kane Webber, 1999-00 to 2003-04; 16, Derek Tolan, 2005-09. Most Rounds Under Par, Season—18, Kane Webber, 2003-04; and Patrick Grady, 2008-09. Most Rounds Under Par, Career—35, Kane Webber, 1999-00 to 2003-04. Most Consecutive Rounds In The 60’s—3, Scott Peterson, April 2-5, 1993; Kenny Coakley, Feb. 2-18, 2004; Michael Baird, Feb. 7-9, 2007; Jim Grady, Feb. 6-8, 2008; Patrick Grady, Sept. 15-16, 2008. Most Consecutive Rounds Under Par—5, John Lindberg, April 24-May 2, 1987; Patrick Grady, Sept. 15-26, 2008; Kevin Kring, Sept. 12-18, 2011. Most 54-Hole Scores of 220 or Better, Career—29, Kane Webber, 1999-00 to 2003-04. Holes-In-One, Season/Career—1, Pete Franklin, Big 7 Championships, May 20, 1949 (first round); Hale Irwin, NCAA Championships, June 23, 1967 (third round); Blake Stirling, RMIGA at Fort Collins, April 22, 1974; Norton Rainey, AFA Falcon Invitational, Sept. 13, 1997 (third round); Tobias Forsgren, CSU Invitational, Sept. 27, 1999 (first round); Stephen Carroll, Matlock Collegiate Classic, Feb. 17, 2003 (first round); Jeff Hanson, The Prestige At PGA West, Nov. 3, 2003 (first round); Edward McGlasson, Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Feb. 11, 2005 (third round). Most Major Tournament Victories, Season—3, Hale Irwin, 1966-67 and Kane Webber, 2003-04. Most Major Tournament Victories, Career—4, Hale Irwin, 1964-65 to 1966-67; John Lindberg, 1986-87 to 1988-89. Hale Irwin

29 Most Top Five Finishes, Major Tournaments, Season—6, Bobby Kalinowski, 1993-94. Most Top Five Finishes, Major Tournaments, Career—11, Rick Cramer, 1978-82; John Lindberg, 1986-89; and Bobby Kalinowski, 1990-94. Most Consecutive Top 10 Finishes—6, Edward McGlasson, Nov. 1, 2005 to April 18, 2006. Most Top 10 Finishes, Major Tournaments, Season—9, Steve Jones, 1980-81; 8, Patrick Grady, 2008-09. Most Top 10 Finishes, Major Tournaments, Career—19, Steve Jones, 1977-78 to 1980-81. Most Top 20 Finishes, Major Tournaments, Season—11, Kane Webber, 2003-04; 10, Patrick Grady and Derek Tolan, 2008-09. Most Top 20 Finishes, Major Tournaments, Career—27, Kane Webber, 1999-00 to 2003-04. Low 18-Hole Score, Big Seven/Eight/12 Championships—66, Matt Call at Hutchinson, Kan., 1999 (third round). Low 18-Hole Score, Pac-12 Championships—70 (-2), David Oraee at Corvallis, Ore., April 27, 2012. Low 18-Hole Score, NCAA Regionals—65, John Lindberg, 1989 Central Regional (third round). Low 18-Hole Score, NCAA Championships—65, Hale Irwin at Shawnee On Delaware, Pa., June 23, 1967. Most Career Rounds Counting Toward Team Scoring—.955 (127 of 133), Knut Ekjord, 1995-99. Ed McGlasson Most NCAA Tournament Appearances, Career—4, Rick Cramer (1979, 1980, 1981, 1982); Kane Webber (2000, 2001, 2002, 2004); Derek Tolan (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009).

TEAM Lowest Stroke Average, Season—73.77 (201 rounds), 2003-04. Lowest Stroke Average, Fall Season—73.12 (75 rounds), 2011-12. Lowest Stroke Average, Spring Season—73.71 (141 rounds), 2003-04. Low 18-Hole Score (Par 72)—272 (-16), 2005 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate at Hilo, Hawai’i (first round). Low 36-Hole Score (Par 72)—550 (-26), 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver. Low 54-Hole Score (Par 72)—825 (-39), 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver. Low 72-Hole Score—1,170 (+18), 1986 New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M. (1,163, +43, 2009 Big 12 Championships.) Greatest Margin Of Victory (Major Tournament)—34, 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational (Sept. 15-16, Colorado 825, Air Force 859). Most Major Tournament Victories, Season—2, 1991-92, 2007-08 and 2012-13. Most Top Five Tournament Finishes, Season—7, in 1980-81, 1999-2000, 2003-04 and 2008-09. Most Top Ten Tournament Finishes, Season—14, in 1992-93. Jeff Hanson Consecutive Top Five Finishes, Major Tournaments—5, in 2003-04.

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INDIVIDUAL Career Stroke Average 72.33 Matt Zions 1998-99 (minimum 50 rounds) 72.36 Kane Webber 1999-00 Major4 Hale Tournament Irwin Wins1964-67 72.90 Kane Webber (144) 1999-04 72.50 Ben Portie 2001-02 4 John Lindberg 1986-89 73.47 Scott Petersen (77) 1991-93 72.56 Mike Glaesel 1988-89 3 Kane Webber 1999-04 73.54 Edward McGlasson (144) 2002-06 2 Eight tied 73.65 John Lindberg (102) 1986-89 Spring Stroke Average 73.75 Steve Jones (141) 1977-81 71.30 Kane Webber 2003-04 11Top Rick5 Tournament Cramer Finishes1978-82 71.32 Patrick Grady 2008-09 73.82 Sebastian Heisele (95) 2008-11 11 John Lindberg 1986-89 73.83 Matt Zions (144) 1998-02 71.85 Edward McGlasson 2005-06 11 Bobby Kalinowski 1990-94 73.89 Ben Portie (106) 1997-02 72.04 Hale Irwin 1965-66 10 Steve Jones 1977-81 73.90 Matt Call (106) 1998-01 72.44 Ben Portie 2001-02 10 Kane Webber 1999-04 73.97 Bobby Kalinowski (144) 1990-94 72.64 Derek Tolan 2008-09 8 Mike Glaesel 1986-90 74.02 Stephen Carroll (111) 1999-03 72.76 Steve Jones 1980-81 8 Scott Petersen 1992-93 74.10 Hale Irwin (77) 1964-67 73.04 Scott Petersen 1992-93 7 Patrick Grady 2004-09 74.11 Dale Douglass (53) 1956-59 73.11 Bobby Kalinowski 1993-94 6 Hale Irwin 1964-67 74.19 Derek Tolan (151) 2005-09 73.17 Stephen Carroll 2002-03 6 Matthew Zions 1998-02 74.25 Michael Baird (67) 2006-08 73.19 Rick Cramer 1980-81 6 Edward McGlasson 2002-06 74.34 Knut Ekjord (133) 1994-99 5 Derek Tolan 2005-09 74.35 Kevin Kring (144) 2008-12 4 Mike Hogberg 1980-84 74.45 Patrick Grady (113) 2004-09 71.46Season Kane Stroke Webber Average 2003-04 4 Knut Ekjord 1995-99 74.75 Rick Cramer (159) 1978-82 71.90 Derek Tolan 2008-09 4 Matt Call 1998-01 74.77 Luke Symons (143) 2006-11 71.98 Patrick Grady 2008-09 74.98 Jonathan Kaye (96) 1990-93 72.04 Hale Irwin 1965-66 19Top Steve10 Tournament Jones Finishes1977-81 (rounds played in parenthesis) 72.42 Edward McGlasson 2005-06 18 John Lindberg 1986-89 72.46 Ben Portie 2001-02 18 Derek Tolan 2005-09 Career Rounds Played 72.62 Bobby Kalinowski 1993-94 16 Rick Cramer 1978-82 (all with 100 or more) 72.79 Dale Douglass 1958-59 15 Kane Webber 1999-04 159 Rick Cramer 1978-82 72.88 Kevin Kring 2011-12 14 Bobby Kalinowski 1990-94 152 Terry Kahl 1976-81 72.97 John Lindberg 1987-88 13 Edward McGlasson 2002-06 151 Derek Tolan 2005-09 73.03 Kane Webber 1999-00 12 Patrick Grady 2004-09 144 Bobby Kalinowski 1990-94 11 Knut Ekjord 1995-99 144 Matt Zions 1998-02 10 Mike Glaesel 1986-90 144 Kane Webber 1999-04 41Rounds Terry By Kahl A Freshman1976-77 9 Hale Irwin 1964-67 144 Edward McGlasson 2002-06 40 Michael Imperato 2007-08 9 Scott Petersen 1992-93 144 Kevin Kring 2008-12 37 Matt Zions 1998-99 9 Matthew Zions 1998-02 143 Luke Symons 2006-11 37 Kevin Kring 2008-09 8 Terry Kahl 1976-81 141 Steve Jones 1977-81 36 Derek Fribbs 2009-10 8 Jonathan Kaye 1990-93 7 Mike Hogberg 1980-84 133 Knut Ekjord 1994-99 35 *Stephen Carroll 1999-00 7 Matt Call 1998-01 124 Tim Smith 1981-85 35 *Derek Tolan 2005-06 7 Ben Portie 1997-02 34 David Oraee 2011-12 121 John Segelke 1992-96 7 Luke Symons 2006-11 118 Mike Hogberg 1980-84 33 Edward McGlasson 2002-03 114 Ben Fiala 1995-00 32 Kane Webber 1999-00 Top 20 Tournament Finishes 113 Patrick Grady 2004-09 32 Knut Ekjord 1994-95 27 Kane Webber 1999-04 111 Tom Woodard 1973-77 30 Steve Jones 1977-78 26 Steve Jones 1977-81 111 Matt Potter 1982-87 30 Rick Cramer 1978-79 26 Derek Tolan 2005-09 111 Stephen Carroll 1999-03 30 Derek O’Neill 2002-03 25 Bobby Kalinowski 1990-94 107 Mark Crabtree 1974-78 (*—redshirt freshman) 23 John Lindberg 1986-89 106 Matt Call 1998-01 22 Knut Ekjord 1995-99 106 Ben Portie 1997-02 21 Rick Cramer 1978-82 20 Edward McGlasson 2002-06 104 Blake Moore 2002-07 73.03Stroke Kane Average Webber By A Freshman1999-00 17 Patrick Grady 2004-09 102 John Lindberg 1986-89 73.76 Matt Zions 1998-99 16 Ben Portie 1997-02 74.31 *Stephen Carroll 1999-00 102 Steve Ivan 1981-84 15 Scott Petersen 1992-93 100 Mike Glaesel 1986-90 74.50 David Oraee 2011-12 15 Stephen Carroll 1999-03 74.53 Knut Ekjord 1994-95 14 Mike Glaesel 1986-90 Fall Stroke Average 74.63 Steve Jones 1977-78 14 Matt Call 1998-01 71.00 Derek Tolan 2008-09 74.70 Edward McGlasson 2002-03 14 Michael Baird 2006-08 71.15 John Lindberg 1987-88 74.80 *Derek Tolan 2005-06 14 Luke Symons 2006-11 71.42 Kevin Kring 2011-12 74.95 Kevin Kring 2008-09 13 Jonathan Kaye 1990-93 71.65 Jason Burstyn 2012-13 75.19 Derek Fribbs 2009-10 13 Matthew Zions 1998-02 71.67 Knut Ekjord 1998-99 75.57 Rick Cramer 1978-79 12 Terry Kahl 1976-81 71.83 Kane Webber 2003-04 75.79 Jason Burstyn 2009-10 11 Kevin Kring 2008-12 71.86 Justin Bardgett 2009-10 75.93 Shea Sena 2004-05 10 Hale Irwin 1964-67 71.93 Scott Petersen 1991-92 75.93 Michael Imperato 2007-08 10 Mike Hogberg 1980-84 72.11 Bobby Kalinowski 1993-94 (minimum 20 rounds; *—redshirt freshman) 10 Matt Potter 1982-87 10 Billy Riddle 1985-88

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Low Round 63 (-8; 32-31) *Edward McGlasson, PING-Arizona Intercollegiate at Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 31 & Feb. 1, 2005 64 (-6; 34-30) John Nyuli, Wyoming Red Jacoby Invitational at Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 9, 1989 64 (-8; 31-33) Edward McGlasson, Courtyard By Marriott Invitational at Cary, N.C., April 7, 2006 64 (-8; 32-32) Kevin Kring, Air Force Falcon Invitational at USAFA, Colo., Sept. 19, 2009 64 (-6; 31-33) Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9, 2012 65 (-7; 32-33) Hale Irwin, 1967 NCAA Championships at Shawnee on Delaware, Pa., June 23, 1967 65 (-7; 35-30) Steve Jones, Arizona State Sun Devil-Thunderbird Invitational at Tempe, Ariz., May 2, 1980 65 (-7; 33-32) John Lindberg, 1989 NCAA Central Regional at McKinney, Texas, May 27, 1989 65 (-5; 31-34) #Jonathan Kaye, Wyoming Red Jacoby Invitational at Laramie, Sept. 11, 1990 65 (-5; 32-33) Knut Ekjord, Colorado State Ram Invitational at Fort Collins, Sept. 28, 1998 65 (-5; 33-32) Patrick Grady, Maxwell Intercollegiate at Ardmore, Okla., May 13, 2006 65 (-7; 33-32) Derek Fribbs, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational, Sept. 12, 2011 66 on 26 occasions (John Lindberg 3, Michael Baird 2, Edward McGlasson 2, Scott Petersen 2, Ben Portie 2, Beau Schoolcraft 2, Kane Webber 2, Matt Call 1, John Douma 1, Tobias Forsgren 1, Derek Fribbs 1, Patrick Grady 1, Sebastian Heisele 1, Mike Hogberg 1, Steve Jones 1, John Luoma 1, Blake Moore 1, Derek Tolan 1) *—round played over two days, as 14 holes were completed before play was suspended for darkness on Jan. 31 #—first major collegiate tournament (shot 65 in the third round) Low Tournament Performances (*—medalist) 54 Holes (Par 72) 204 (-12; 66-71-67) *John Lindberg, Brigham Young Cougar Classic at Provo, Utah, April 28-29, 1989 204 (-12; 67-69-68) *Patrick Grady, DU-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver, Sept. 15-16, 2008 205 (-11; 71-66-68) *Scott Petersen, John Burns Invitational at Honolulu, Hawai’i, Feb. 17-19, 1993 205 (-11; 70-68-67) Derek Tolan, DU-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver, Sept. 15-16, 2008 205 (-11; 66-66-73) Beau Schoolcraft, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 12-13, 2011 206 (-10; 71-69-66) *Kane Webber, Purdue Boilermaker Invitational at West Lafayette, Ind., April 10-11, 2004 207 ( -9; 69-70-68) Joe Liley, The Prestige at Palm Desert, Calif., Nov. 5-6, 2001 207 (- 9; 68-71-68) Jason Burstyn, Air Force Falcon Invitational at USAFA, Colo., Sept. 9-10, 2012 207 (- 9; 70-70-67) Derek Fribbs, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 24-26, 2011 208 ( -8; 70-72-66) Ben Portie, CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational at Stevinson, Calif., March 25-26, 2002 208 ( -8; 69-68-71) *Patrick Grady, CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational at Stevinson, Calif., April 6-7, 2009 209 ( -5; 74-68-67) Chris Scena, Brigham Young Cougar Classic at Provo, Utah, May 3-4, 1968 209 ( -7; 68-72-69) *Steve Jones, Brigham Young Cougar Classic at Provo, Utah, April 24-25, 1981 209 ( -7; 67-73-69) Edward McGlasson, Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 9-11, 2005 209 ( -7; 69-70-70) Kevin Kring, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 12-13, 2011 210 on six occasions (Rick Cramer, Kevin Kring, Edward McGlasson, David Oraee, Luke Symons, Kane Webber) 54 Holes (Par 71) 204 *John Lindberg, Robertson Homes Invitational at Stockton, Calif., Oct. 19-20, 1987 (-9; 66-66-72) 207 Stephen Carroll, California Alister Mackenzie Invitational at Berkeley, Oct. 14-15, 2002 (-6; 68-71-68) 208 Bobby Kalinowski, 1994 NCAA Central Regional at Oklahoma City, Okla., May 19-21, 1994 (-5; 68-69-71) 208 Edward McGlasson, Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Hilo, Hawai’i, Feb. 8-10, 2006 (-5; 66-71-71) 209 Bobby Kalinowski, John Hancock All-American at El Paso, Texas, Oct. 22-23, 1994 (-4; 70-70-69) 209 Edward McGlasson, Stanford’s “The Nelson” at Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 24-26, 2003 (-4; 67-72-70) 209 Patrick Grady, NMSU Wimberly Intercollegiate at Los Cruces, N.M., Oct. 27-28, 2008 (-4; 69-69-71) Hale Irwin 210 Matt Call, Stanford’s “The Nelson” at Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 29-31, 1999 (-3; 69-70-71) 210 (-3; 67-73-70) Kevin Kring, California Alister Mackenzie Invitational at Berkeley, Oct.18-19, 2010 211 Scott Petersen, Robertson Homes Collegiate at Stockton, Calif., Oct. 14-15, 1991 (-2; 70-66-75) 211 Scott Petersen, Southwestern Invitational at Westlake Village, Calif., April 5-6, 1993 (-2; 68-68-75) 54 Holes (Par 70) 201 (-9; 64-67-70) Beau Schoolcraft, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9-10, 2011 205 (-5; 68-66-71) *Kane Webber, Maxwell Intercollegiate at Ardmore, Okla., May 15-16, 2004 205 (-5; 65-71-69) Patrick Grady, Maxwell Intercollegiate at Ardmore, Okla., May 13-14, 2006 205 (-5; 68-68-69) Michael Baird, Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 7-9, 2007 206 (-4; 71-67-68) *Kane Webber, Western Intercollegiate at Santa Cruz, Calif., March 22-23, 2004 206 (-4; 69-66-71) Michael Baird, Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 6-8, 2008 207 (-3; 69-69-69) Jim Grady, Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 6-8, 2008 208 (-2; 71-69-68) *Hale Irwin, 1966 Big Eight Championships at Columbia, Mo., May 13-14, 1966 208 (-2; 66-71-71) Steve Jones, OCU All-College Golf Classic at Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. 17-19, 1979 208 (-2; 69-72-67) Jason Burstyn, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9-10, 2011 208 (-2; 70-72-66) Derek Fribbs, Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9-10, 2011 209 (-1; 68-70-71) Rick Cramer, OCU All-College Golf Classic at Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. 17-19, 1979 209 (-1; 71-68-70) Jonathan Kaye, CU-Fox Acres Invitational at Red Feather Lakes, Sept. 6-8, 1991 72 Holes (all pars) 284 John Lindberg, New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 24-26, 1987 (-4; 69-70-73-72) 286 *Hale Irwin, 1967 NCAA Championships at Shawnee on Delaware, Pa., June 21-24, 1967 (-2; 70-72-65-79) 286 Bill Musselman, 1968 NCAA Championships at Las Cruces, N.M., June 19-22, 1968 (+2; 74-76-68-68) 286 Ben Portie, 2002 NCAA Championship Finals at Columbus, Ohio, May 29-June 1, 2002 (+2; 66-72-75-73) 287 Patrick Grady, 2009 Big 12 Championships at Hutchinson Kan., April 27-29, 2009 (+7; 71-71-70-75) 288 Rick Cramer, Houston All-American at Houston, Texas, April 1-4, 1981 (E; 70-74-73-71) 288 Derek Tolan, 2009 Big 12 Championships at Hutchinson Kan., April 27-29, 2009 (+8; 71-68-74-75) 289 *George Kelley, Galveston Island Intercollegiate at Galveston, Texas, March 27-30, 1973 (+1; 71-73-71-74) Kane Webber 289 Steve Jones, 1981 NCAA Championships at Palo Alto, Calif., May 27-30, 1981 (+5; 75-71-71-72) 290 Hale Irwin, Houston All-American at Houston, Texas, March 29-April 1, 1967 (+2; 70-75-73-72) 290 Mark Crabtree, Houston All-American at Houston, Texas, April 13-16, 1978 (+2; 71-73-71-75) 290 Bill Riddle, New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 24-26, 1987 (+2; 71-70-76-73)

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18Stroke John Nyuli, Improvement, Miami-Doral Invitational, One Round Feb. 23-24, To 1990 The (second Next round (Same 90, final Tournament)round 72) 17 Rick Cramer, New Mexico Tucker Invitational, Oct. 10-11, 1979 (second round 89, third round 72) 17 Edward McGlasson, The Prestige At PGA West, Nov. 4, 2002 (first round 87, second round 70) 16 Todd Coover, Southwestern Intercollegiate, Nov. 11-12, 1981 (first round 92, second round 76) 16 Edward McGlasson, PING-Arizona Intercollegiate, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 2005 (first round 79, second round 63) 15 Knut Ekjord, PING-Arizona Intercollegiate, Feb. 1-2, 1999 (second round 88, final round 73) 14 Jonathan Kaye, Big Eight Conference Championship, April 29-30, 1991 (second round 87, final round 73) 14 John Douma, Louisiana Classics, March 7-8, 1994 (second round 88, final round 74) 14 Norton Rainey, International Intercollegiate, Feb. 8-9, 1996 (first round 86, second round 72) 14 Paul Robinson, Texas-El Paso Intercollegiate, Feb. 27-28, 1997 (first round 92, second round 78) 14 Sebastian Heisele, New Mexico Tucker Invitational, Oct. 1, 2010 (first round 85, second round 71) 14 Sebastian Heisele, Big 12 Championships, April 25-26, 2011 (first round 87, second round 73) 14 Tyler Engel, CU-Mark Simpson Invitational, Sept. 24, 2012 (first round 83, second round 69) 13 on 4 occasions (Terry Byrnes, Jim Grady, John Luoma, Norton Rainey) Jonathan Kaye

TheStroke top improvements Improvement, from one year One to theSeason next in CU To history The (year Next after player name is season with lower stroke average; *—denotes player took a redshirt year in-between; #—improvement also led to leading team in stroke average): Yr. Rd Average Yr. Rd Average Diff. *Terry Kahl (’80) ...... So. 32 78.09 Jr. 38 74.49 -3.60 Jonathan Kaye (’92)...... So. 26 76.89 Jr. 38 73.90 -2.99 Jeff Hanson (’03)...... So. 12 78.08 Jr. 30 75.03 -3.05 #Derek Tolan (’09) ...... Jr. 40 74.90 Sr. 40 71.90 -3.00 *Patrick Grady (’09) ...... Jr. 39 74.92 Sr. 40 71.98 -2.94 Joe Liley (’02) ...... Jr. 23 76.61 Sr. 39 73.82 -2.79 *#Ben Portie (’02)...... Jr. 37 75.11 Sr. 39 72.46 -2.65 Bob Kalinowski (’92) ...... Fr. 26 76.50 So. 38 73.87 -2.63 #Justin Bardgett (’10) ...... Jr. 24 75.58 Sr. 42 73.14 -2.44 #Charles Brown (’90) ...... Jr. 24 78.13 Sr. 29 75.72 -2.41 #Kevin Kring (’12) ...... Sr. 34 72.88 Jr. 34 75.24 -2.36 *Matt Potter (‘85)...... Fr. 23 78.39 So. 31 76.13 -2.26 Norton Rainey

TEAM Par 71 Best Single Rounds (18 Holes) 275 ( -9) 2009 California Alister Mackenzie Invitational (2nd round) Par 72 276 ( -8) 1998 Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate (2nd round) 272 (-16) 2005 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (1st round) 277 ( -7) 2011 California Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 274 (-14) 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational (2nd round) 278 ( -6) 2002 California Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 275 (-13) 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational (3rd round) 278 ( -6) 2004 PING-Arizona Intercollegiate (2nd round) 275 (-13) 2012 CU-Mark Simpson Invitational (3rd round) 279 ( -5) 1987 Robertson Homes Invitational (1st round) 276 (-12) 2008 DU-Ron Moore Invitational (1st round) 279 ( -5) 1993 CU-Fox Acres Invitational (3rd round) 276 (-12) 2011 Air Force Falcon Invitational (1st round) 279 ( -5) 1999 Purina Challenge (3rd round) 278 (-10) 2005 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (3rd round) 279 ( -5) 2003 Stanford’s “The Nelson” (1st round) 276 (-10) 2011 CU-Mark Simpson Invitational (2nd round) 279 ( -5) 2003 Stanford’s “The Nelson” (3rd round) 279 ( -9) 1981 Big Eight Championships (2nd round) 279 ( -5) 2012 California Alister Mackenzie Invitational (1st round) 279 ( -9) 2008 Louisiana Classics (3rd round) 280 ( -4) 1994 NCAA Central Regional (3rd round) 279 ( -9) 2009 NCAA West Regional (3rd round) 280 ( -4) 2002 NCAA Championship Finals (1st round) 280 ( -8) on seven occasions Par 70 351 ( -9) 1992 Fresno State Lexus Classic (2nd round) 270 (-10) 2011 Wyoming Cowboy Classic (1st round) 352 ( -8) 1981 Brigham Young Cougar Classic (3rd round) 271 ( -9) 1979 OCU All-College Golf Classic (1st round) 353 ( -7) 1981 Brigham Young Cougar Classic (1st round) 274 ( -6) 2008 Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate (2nd round) 354 ( -6) 2009 UCLA CordeValle Intercollegiate (2nd round) 275 ( -5) 1999 CSU Ram Intercollegiate (2nd round) 276 ( -4) 1983 Wyoming Cowboy Invitational (3rd round) 276 ( -4) 2004 Western Intercollegiate (2nd round) 276 ( -4) 2011 Wyoming Cowboy Classic (3rd round) 278 ( -2) 1998 CSU Ram Invitational (2nd round) 278 ( -2) 2004 Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate (2nd round) 278 ( -2) 2007 Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate (2nd round) 279 ( -1) on four occasions

33 Colorado Select Circles

The winning CU team at the 2004 Western Intercollegiate in Santa Cruz, Calif.: Coach Mark Simpson, Edward McGlasson, Kane Webber, Derek O'Neill, Kenny Coakley, Blake Moore, Assistant Coach Brad Neher, Jeff Hanson. Best Tournament Scores (54 Holes) Par 72 825 (-39) Denver-Ron Moore Invitational in Denver, Sept. 15-16, 2008 (1st) 840 (-24) Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate at Hilo, Hawai’i, Feb. 9-11, 2005 (16th) 840 (-24) CU-Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 12-13, 2011 (1st) 844 (-20) Air Force Falcon Invitational at USAFA, Colo., Sept. 18-19, 2011 (1st) 845 (-19) CU-Mark Simpson Invitational in Erie, Sept. 24-25, 2012 (2nd) 849 (-15) The Prestige at Palm Desert, Calif., Nov. 5-6, 2001 (2nd) 852 (-12) Air Force Falcon Invitational at USAFA, Colo., Sept. 9-10, 2012 (1st) 854 (-10) John Burns Intercollegiate at Honolulu, Hawai’i, Feb. 18-20, 2004 (tie-9th) 858 (- 6) John Burns Intercollegiate at Honolulu, Hawai’i, Feb. 17-19, 1993 (6th) 861 (- 3) Brigham Young Cougar Classic at Provo, Utah, May 3-4, 1968 (4th) 862 (- 2) Louisiana Classics at Lafayette, La., March 10-11, 2008 (1st) 862 (- 2) Arizona State Sun Devil-Thunderbird Invitational at Tempe, Ariz., Apr. 11-12, 2003 (tie-16th) 862 (- 2) Bandon Dunes Championship at Bandon, Ore., March 8-10, 2013 (1st) 1065 (-15) Brigham Young Cougar Classic at Provo, Utah, April 24-25, 1981 (2nd) 1077 (- 3) Fresno State Lexus Classic, April 10-11, 1992 (3rd) Par 71 842 (-10) Stanford’s “The Nelson” at Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 24-26, 2003 (3rd) 853 (+ 1) 1994 NCAA Central Regional at Oklahoma City, Okla., May 19-21, 1994 (2nd) 856 (+ 4) California Alister Mackenzie at Fairfax, Calif., Oct. 17-18, 2011 (13th) 857 (+ 5) Missouri Purina Challenge at St. Charles, Mo., Oct. 11-12, 1999 (tie-3rd) 859 (+ 7) on 3 occasions Par 70 828 (-12) Wyoming Cowboy Classic at Scottsdale, Ariz., April 9-10, 2012 (2nd) 844 (+ 4) Wyoming Cowboy Invitational at Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 10-11, 1983 (1st) 844 (+ 4) Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 7-9, 2007 (12th) 845 (+ 5) Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate at Waikoloa, Hawai’i, Feb. 6-8, 2008 (11th) 850 (+10) OCU All College Golf Classic at Oklahoma City, Okla., Sept. 17-19, 1979 (5th)

1163Best (+43) Tournament 2009 Big 12 Championships Scores (72at Hutchinson, Holes, Kan., all April pars) 27-29, 2009 (2nd) 1170 (+18) New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 25-27, 1986 (4th) 1172 (+36) 1968 NCAA Championships at Las Cruces, N.M., June 19-22, 1968 (tie-8th) 1179 (+27) New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 24-26, 1987 (4th) 1185 (+33) 1981 NCAA Championships at Palo Alto, Calif., May 27-30, 1981 (tie-11th) 1188 (+36) 2010 Big 12 Championships, at Trinity, Texas, April 23-25, 2010 (9th) 1190 (+38) New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 1983 (7th) 1193 (+41) Houston All-American at Houston, Texas, April 2-5, 1979 (tie-14th) 1200 (+48) Southwestern Intercollegiate at Westlake Village, Calif., Nov. 11-14, 1981 (9th) 1202 (+50) New Mexico Tucker Invitational at Albuquerque, N.M., Oct. 6-9, 1981 (2nd) 1471 (+31) *2012 Pac-12 Championships at Corvallis, Ore., April 27-29, 2012 (8th) *—five scorers (all the rest four scorers) Stroke Improvement, One Round To The Next 33 1985 Air Force Falcon Invitational 414-381 24 1979 New Mexico Tucker Invitational 319-295 29 2005 PING-Arizona Intercollegiate 312-283 23 on seven occasions 26 1980 Nevada Wolfpack Classic 401-375

34 Tournament medalists

Season Player Tournament Score 1952-53 Merle Backlund NCAA Championships 69-68—137 1953-54 Keith Alexander Big 7 Championships 72-69-75—216 1955-56 Keith Alexander Colorado College Invitational ?-?-73—229 1965-66 Hale Irwin Big 8 Championships 71-69-68—208 1966-67 Hale Irwin New Mexico State Intercollegiate 67-72-77—216 #Hale Irwin Big 8 Championships 71-75—146 Hale Irwin NCAA Championships 70-72-65-79—286 1969-70 Jim English Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate NA 1970-71 Murl Hendrickson Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate NA Mark Simpson Weber State Patio Springs Invitational NA 1972-73 George Kelley Galveston Island Intercollegiate 71-73-71-74—289 1973-74 Blake Stirling Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate NA 1980-81 Rick Cramer Fort Lewis Invitational 70 Steve Jones BYU Cougar Classic 68-72-69—209 Steve Jones Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational 74-71-72—217 Terry Kahl Big 8 Championships 72-68-71—211 Rick Cramer 1981-82 Rick Cramer Morris Williams Intercollegiate 68-70—138 1983-84 Mike Hogberg Wyoming Cowboy Invitational 70-70-68—208 Steve Ivan Fort Lewis Invitational 70 1984-85 Matt Potter Air Force Falcon Invitational 72-74-74—220 1986-87 John Lindberg Northern California Invitational 71-71-75—217 1987-88 John Lindberg Air Force Falcon Invitational 69-68-75—212 John Lindberg Robertson Homes Collegiate 66-66-72—204 1988-89 Mike Glaesel Air Force Falcon Invitational 70-76-76—222 Mike Glaesel Frank Scott Invitational 72-72-71—215 John Lindberg BYU Cougar Classic 66-71-67—204 1990-91 John Nyuli Air Force Falcon Invitational 74-71—145 1991-92 †Jonathan Kaye PING-Arizona Intercollegiate 69-70—139 1992-93 #Jonathan Kaye Air Force Falcon Invitational 70-71-74—215 Scott Petersen John Burns Intercollegiate 71-66-68—205 Scott Petersen Fresno State-Lexus Classic 72-73-68—213 Bobby Kalinowski Big 8 Championships 71-71-72—214 1993-94 Bobby Kalinowski Big 8 Championships 69-76-72—217 1994-95 #Mike Troyer The Maxwell 72-69-70—211 Scott Petersen 1999-00 *Tobias Forsgren Colorado State Invitational 72-66—138 Matt Zions Northern Colorado Bear Invitational 75-68—143 2001-02 Ben Portie CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational 70-72-66—208 2003-04 Kane Webber Western Intercollegiate 71-67-68—206 Kane Webber Purdue Boilermaker Invitational 71-69-66—206 Kane Webber Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate 68-66-71—205 2005-06 Edward McGlasson Tunica National Intercollegiate 72-72-76—220 2008-09 #Derek Tolan USF Olympic Club Intercollegiate 74-69-70—213 Patrick Grady Denver-Ron Moore Invitational 67-69-68—204 #Derek Tolan New Mexico Tucker Invitational 71-68-72—211 Patrick Grady CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational 69-68-71—208 2010-11 Derek Fribbs Front Range Individual 68-72—140 2011-12 Beau Schoolcraft CU-Mark Simpson Invitational 66-66-73—205 2012-13 Jason Burstyn Ballyneal Challenge 68-70—138 Jason Burstyn Air Force Falcon Invitational 68-71-68—207

(#—tied for medalist honors; †—won on second sudden death playoff hole; *—first collegiate meet.) Kane Webber

35 Team Tournament Victories

Season Tournament Finish Team Score CU Leader Score Finish 1939-40 Mountain States Championship (S)...... 1st/ 7 402-433—835 H. Saunders ...... 77-84—161 (2nd) 1947-48 Colorado College Invitational (S)...... 1st/ 8 NA ...... (?) 1953-54 Big 7 Championships (S)...... 1st/ 7 293/585/—890 K. Alexander ...... 72-69-75—216 (1st) 1954-55 Big 7 Championships (S)...... t-1st/ 7 303/609/—916 D. Kintzele ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-3rd) 1955-56 Colorado College Invitational (S)...... 1st/10 965 K. Alexander ...... ?-?-73—229 (1st) 1967-68 Big 8 Championships (S)...... 1st/ 8 280-289-288—857 B. Musselman...... 67-71-74—212 (2nd) 1979-80 Air Force Falcon Invitational...... 1st/28 285-291-301—877 S. Jones ...... 71-70-70—211 (2nd) 1980-81 Fort Lewis Invitational...... 1st/ 8 297 R. Cramer ...... 70 (1st) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational ...... 1st/19 67-67-71—205 (2-man best ball) ...... 1983-84 Wyoming Cowboy Invitational...... 1st/ 6 281-287-276—844 M. Hogberg...... 70-70-68—208 (1st) Fort Lewis Invitational...... 1st/ 6 292 S. Ivan ...... 70 (1st) 1985-86 Texas-San Antonio Invitational (S)...... 1st/ 9 304-299—603 B. Riddle ...... 74-76—150 (t-3rd) C. Lyons ...... 77-73—150 (t-3rd) 1987-88 Robertson Homes Collegiate...... 1st/15 279-283-305—867 J. Lindberg ...... 66-66-72—204 (1st) 1988-89 *New Mexico State Coca-Cola Classic...... 1st/18 285-281-305—871 J. Lindberg ...... 69-68-74—211 (2nd) 1989-90 CU-Fox Acres Invitational ...... 1st/ 9 287-295-294—876 M. Glaesel...... 72-73-70—215 (2nd) 1991-92 Air Force Falcon Invitational...... 1st/21 302-300-295—897 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-72—220 (2nd) Stanford Invitational ...... 1st/24 286-286-291—863 S. Petersen ...... 71-69-71—211 (2nd) 1992-93 Air Force Falcon Invitational...... 1st/24 298-293-292—883 J. Kaye...... 70-71-74—215 (t-1st) 1993-94 Air Force Falcon Invitational...... 1st/24 295-297-297—889 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-71—219 (3rd) 1998-99 Southwest Classic (S)...... 1st/19 292-294-292—878 K. Ekjord ...... 73-72-72—217 (t-2nd) 1999-00 Colorado State Invitational ...... 1st/15 286-275—561 T. Forsgren...... 72-66—138 (1st) 2000-01 Colorado State Ram Intercollegiate ...... 1st/15 279-284—563 K. Webber...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) ...... M. Zions ...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) 2003-04 Western Intercollegiate (S)...... 1st/15 286-276-290—852 K. Webber...... 71-67-68—206 (1st) 2005-06 CU-Stevinson Ranch Invitational (S)...... 1st/14 298-298—596 R. Anderson/E. McGlasson 148 (t-6th) 2007-08 Louisiana Classics (S)...... 1st/14 299-284-279—862 J. Grady ...... 75-71-69—215 (t-3rd) Ohio State Kepler Intercollegiate (S)..... 1st/14 299-307-294—900 L. Symons...... 72-78-72—222 (t-2nd) 2008-09 Denver-Ron Moore Invitational ...... 1st/17 276-274-275—825 P. Grady...... 67-69-68—204 (1st) 2011-12 CU-Mark Simpson Invitational...... 1st/15 282-278-280—840 B. Schoolcraft ...... 66-66-73—205 (t-1st) Air Force Falcon Invitational...... t-1st/18 276-283-285—844 K. Kring ...... 68-70-72—210 (t-3rd) 2012-13 Air Force Falcon Invitational...... 1st/15 290-280-275—845 J. Burstyn ...... 68-71-68—207 (1st) Bandon Dunes Championship (S)...... 1st/17 291-286-285—862 J. Burstyn ...... 72-71-71—214 (t-3rd)

(*—declared champion in card playoff over Texas Tech; S—denotes spring tournament.)

2004 Western Intercollegiate Champions 2008 Denver-Ron Moore Champions

36 Through the Years

(Annual Leaders; full team statistics not available prior to 1975-76) 1975-76 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Tom Woodard (Jr.) ...... 30 2288 76.27 69 84 Mark Crabtree (Soph.) ..... 22 1690 76.82 72 87 Kevin Spencer (Jr.) ...... 25 1928 77.12 72 89 Steve Kerr (Soph.) ...... 22 1699 77.23 73 83 Tom Lee (Fr.)...... 21 1631 77.67 74 86

1976-77 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Mark Crabtree (Jr.)...... 35 2659 75.97 70 82 Terry Kahl (Fr.)...... 41 3122 76.15 69 84 Kevin Spencer (Sr.) ...... 39 3004 77.03 70 84 Tom Woodard (Sr.) ...... 44 3393 77.11 70 86 Tom Lee (Soph.) ...... 24 1865 77.71 73 84 Bill Veigele (Sr.)...... 24 1909 79.54 72 85

1977-78 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Steve Jones (Fr.)...... 30 2239 74.63 71 80 Mark Crabtree (Sr.)...... 32 2395 74.85 67 84 Terry Kahl (Soph.) ...... 32 2499 78.09 74 89 Howdy Doan (Fr.)...... 22 1725 78.41 70 81 Terry Kahl Steve Jones Steve Kerr (Sr.)...... 29 2283 78.72 72 86 1983-84 1978-79 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Mike Hogberg (Sr.)...... 35 2616 74.74 70 80 Steve Jones (Soph.) ...... 29 2141 73.83 71 84 Mick Brethower (Sr.) ...... 32 2419 75.59 71 82 Rick Cramer (Fr.) ...... 30 2267 75.57 71 83 Tim Smith (Jr.)...... 35 2654 75.83 71 83 Tom Lee (Jr.)...... 33 2537 76.88 69 89 Steve Ivan (Sr.) ...... 37 2823 76.30 70 84 Bruce Rice (Fr.) ...... 18 1415 78.61 74 87 Ron Speaker (Fr.)...... 30 2352 78.40 70 85 Howdy Doan (Soph.) ...... 25 1977 79.08 74 85 1984-85 1979-80 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Tim Smith (Sr.)...... 31 2344 75.61 70 83 Steve Jones (Jr.)...... 43 3152 73.30 65 79 Matt Potter (Soph.) ...... 31 2360 76.13 70 82 Terry Kahl (Jr.)...... 38 2842 74.49 69 82 Paul Lobato (Soph.) ...... 23 1783 77.52 72 81 Tom Lee (Sr.)...... 32 2406 75.12 68 82 Kevin Bolles (Jr.) ...... 27 2094 77.56 70 86 Rick Cramer (Soph.) ...... 44 3314 75.32 68 89 Doug Bakke (Jr.)...... 24 1869 77.87 71 84 Trevor Jones (Jr.)...... 36 2746 76.27 69 84 Mike Peterson (Fr.)...... 22 1714 77.91 69 85

1980-81 1985-86 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Steve Jones (Sr.)...... 39 2867 73.51 68 82 Kevin Bolles (Sr.) ...... 31 2358 76.06 69 85 Rick Cramer (Jr.)...... 41 3035 74.02 69 82 Matt Potter (Jr.) ...... 24 1852 77.17 70 92 Terry Kahl (Sr.)...... 41 3066 74.78 68 82 Bill Riddle (Fr.)...... 23 1776 77.22 71 85 Trevor Jones (Sr.)...... 30 2269 75.63 70 84 Doug Nock (Fr.) ...... 11 1853 77.55 73 81 Mike Hogberg (Fr.)...... 27 2058 76.22 70 83 Paul Lobato (Jr.)...... 12 1942 78.50 74 86 Barry Jennings (Jr.) ...... 19 1488 78.32 72 85 Clark Lyons (Fr.-RS)...... 15 1186 79.07 72 88

1981-82 1986-87 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Rick Cramer (Sr.) ...... 44 3270 74.32 68 80 John Lindberg (Soph.) .... 37 2759 74.57 66 84 Steve Ivan (Soph.) ...... 35 2633 75.22 70 82 Matt Potter (Sr.) ...... 33 2510 76.06 71 87 Mike Hogberg (Soph.) ..... 29 2203 75.97 69 85 Bill Riddle (Soph.) ...... 33 2535 76.82 69 85 Todd Wood (Jr.) ...... 36 2771 76.97 71 82 Mike Peterson (Jr.)...... 25 1930 77.20 70 82 Scott Baines (Sr.)...... 17 1319 77.59 67 82 Paul Lobato (Sr.)...... 16 1252 78.25 73 87 Tim Smith (Fr.)...... 26 2043 78.58 72 88 Clark Lyons (Soph.) ...... 23 1820 79.13 72 87

1982-83 1987-88 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Mike Hogberg (Jr.) ...... 27 2059 76.26 66 85 John Lindberg (Jr.) ...... 33 2408 72.97 66 82 Tim Smith (Soph.) ...... 32 2447 76.47 67 82 Billy Riddle (Jr.) ...... 36 2719 75.52 70 83 Steve Ivan (Jr.)...... 30 2310 77.00 72 84 Mike Glaesel (Soph.) ...... 23 1746 75.91 69 83 Todd Wood (Sr.) ...... 21 1620 77.14 72 84 Gary Bloomer (Sr.) ...... 27 2066 76.52 72 81 Doug Bakke (Fr.) ...... 22 1720 78.18 73 87 Doug Nock (Jr.) ...... 10 772 77.20 73 83 Matt Potter (Fr.) ...... 23 1803 78.39 71 87 Mike Peterson (Sr.)...... 30 2318 77.27 70 85

37 1988-89 1992-93 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi John Lindberg (Sr.)...... 32 2345 73.28 65 79 Scott Petersen (Sr.) ...... 42 3088 73.52 66 79 Mike Glaesel (Jr.)...... 35 2640 75.42 69 85 Bob Kalinowski (Jr.)...... 43 3168 73.67 67 80 Doug Nock (Sr.) ...... 32 2455 76.72 70 84 Jonathan Kaye (Sr.) ...... 32 2391 74.72 68 85 John Nyuli (Jr.)...... 20 1540 77.00 72 85 John Luoma (Soph.) ...... 21 1626 77.43 72 84 Charlie Luther (Fr.) ...... 20 1559 77.95 72 87 John Segelke (Fr.-RS) ..... 24 1869 77.88 70 90 Clark Lyons (Sr.) ...... 21 1648 78.48 69 86 Brad Neher (Jr.)...... 30 2339 77.97 72 83

1989-90 1993-94 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Mike Glaesel (Sr.)...... 36 2648 73.56 69 81 Bob Kalinowski (Sr.)...... 37 2687 72.62 68 83 John Nyuli (Sr.)...... 36 2715 75.42 64 90 John Zerwin (Sr.)...... 32 2398 74.94 67 80 Dirk Fennie (Jr.) ...... 35 2677 76.49 70 83 John Segelke (Soph.) ...... 39 2926 75.03 68 80 Charlie Luther (Soph.) .... 12 926 77.17 72 83 John Luoma (Jr.) ...... 35 2643 75.51 66 84 Jamie Dawson (Soph.)..... 39 3037 77.87 71 85 Mike Troyer (Jr.)...... 35 2681 76.60 70 84 Charles Brown (Jr.) ...... 24 1875 78.13 73 87 John Douma (Fr.-RS) ...... 13 1007 77.46 70 88

1990-91 1994-95 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Charles Brown (Sr.) ...... 29 2196 75.72 68 88 Knut Ekjord (Fr.) ...... 32 2385 74.53 69 79 Bob Kalinowski (Fr.)...... 26 1989 76.50 70 87 Mike Troyer (Sr.)...... 35 2648 75.66 69 82 D.J. Morris (Jr.) ...... 36 2756 76.56 68 89 John Segelke (Jr.)...... 35 2655 75.86 70 84 Jonathan Kaye (Soph.) ... 26 1999 76.89 65 87 Steve Irwin (Soph.) ...... 38 2904 76.42 71 81 John Zerwin (Fr.-RS) ...... 13 1000 76.92 73 82 Tom Stacy (Soph.) ...... 18 1398 77.67 71 86 Dirk Fennie (Sr.) ...... 28 2154 76.93 69 84 John Luoma (Sr.)...... 34 2641 77.68 71 89

1991-92 1995-96 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Scott Petersen (Jr.) ...... 35 2569 73.40 66 83 Knut Ekjord (Soph.) ...... 33 2448 74.18 69 82 Bob Kalinowski (Soph.) ... 38 2807 73.87 68 82 Danny Luirette (Soph.) ... 27 2062 76.37 70 88 Jonathan Kaye (Jr.) ...... 38 2808 73.90 68 80 John Douma (Jr.)...... 21 1616 76.95 67 84 Jamie Dawson (Sr.) ...... 32 2410 75.31 68 85 John Segelke (Sr.)...... 23 1773 77.09 71 83 D. J. Morris (Sr.)...... 38 2872 75.58 70 81 Norton Rainey (Fr.-RS).... 18 1394 77.44 71 86 John Zerwin (Soph.) ...... 15 1170 78.00 71 87 Ben Fiala (Fr.) ...... 21 1640 78.10 73 82 1996-97 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Knut Ekjord (Jr.) ...... 28 2116 75.57 68 87 Steve Irwin (Sr.) ...... 31 2349 75.77 69 82 John Douma (Sr.)...... 28 2123 75.82 66 86 Tom Stacy (Sr.)...... 29 2248 77.52 72 85 Paul Robinson (Jr.) ...... 22 1713 77.86 71 92 Norton Rainey (Soph.) .... 20 1564 78.20 73 85

1997-98 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Ben Portie (Soph.) ...... 30 2227 74.23 69 79 Norton Rainey (Jr.) ...... 29 2195 75.69 69 85 Brandon Tompkins (Soph.) 26 1977 76.04 68 82 Curtis Malm (Soph.) ...... 24 1833 76.38 69 86 Ben Fiala (Soph.) ...... 35 2670 76.29 70 82 Paul Robinson (Sr.) ...... 23 1769 76.91 68 82

1998-99 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Knut Ekjord (Sr.) ...... 40 2938 73.45 65 88 Matt Zions (Fr.) ...... 37 2729 73.76 67 80 Matt Call (Soph.) ...... 34 2522 74.18 66 81 Ben Fiala (Jr.) ...... 28 2136 76.29 69 83 Norton Rainey (Sr.) ...... 21 1610 76.67 71 84 Shawn Wills (Fr.) ...... 28 2151 76.82 69 89 Mike Glaesel Knut Ekjord

38 1999-2000 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Kane Webber (Fr.) ...... 32 2337 73.03 67 78 Matt Zions (Soph.) ...... 34 2495 73.38 67 81 Matt Call (Jr.)...... 35 2571 73.46 68 84 Stephen Carroll (Fr.-RS) .. 35 2601 74.31 68 82 Ben Fiala (Sr.) ...... 30 2255 75.17 69 83 Tobias Forsgren (Soph.) ... 141⁄2 1090 75.17 66 84

2000-01 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Kane Webber (Soph.) ...... 34 2492 73.29 68 80 Matt Zions (Jr.) ...... 37 2739 74.03 67 84 Matt Call (Sr.)...... 37 2740 74.05 70 80 Ben Portie (Jr.)...... 37 2779 75.11 70 84 Joe Liley (Jr.)...... 23 1762 76.61 69 83 Jeff Hanson (Fr.-RS) ...... 11 845 76.82 72 85 Ben Portie Matt Zions 2001-02 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Ben Portie (Sr.)...... 39 2826 72.46 66 80 Joe Liley (Sr.)...... 39 2879 73.82 68 83 Kane Webber (Jr.) ...... 39 2882 73.90 68 80 Matt Zions (Sr.) ...... 36 2668 74.11 69 83 Stephen Carroll (Jr.)...... 29 2150 74.14 69 79 Jeff Hanson (Soph.) ...... 12 937 78.08 74 85

2002-03 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Stephen Carroll (Sr.)...... 39 2864 73.44 68 81 Edward McGlasson (Fr.)... 33 2465 74.70 69 87 Jeff Hanson (Jr.) ...... 30 2251 75.03 68 84 Mike Brenneman (Soph.).. 12 914 76.17 74 85 Derek O’Neill (Fr.) ...... 30 2289 76.30 69 88 Blake Moore (Fr.) ...... 18 1383 76.83 70 90

2003-04 Steve Carroll Kane Webber Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Kane Webber (Sr.) ...... 39 2787 71.46 66 79 2006-07 Edward McGlasson (Soph.) 39 2880 73.85 67 82 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Derek O’Neill (Soph.) ...... 24 1775 73.96 67 83 Michael Baird (Jr.) ...... 30 2227 74.23 66 85 Kenny Coakley (Soph.) .... 36 2666 74.06 68 82 Patrick Grady (Jr.) ...... 39 2922 74.92 70 82 Blake Moore (Soph.) ...... 24 1787 74.46 67 89 Blake Moore (Sr.) ...... 34 2550 75.00 66 83 Jeff Hanson (Sr.) ...... 36 2698 74.94 67 87 Derek Tolan (Soph.) ...... 36 2713 75.36 69 84 Luke Symons (Fr.)...... 27 2059 76.26 69 81 2004-05 Ryan Anderson (Sr.) ...... 15 1162 77.47 72 84 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Tom Gempel (Jr.) ...... 12 946 78.83 73 88 Edward McGlasson (Jr.)... 34 2493 73.32 63 81 Blake Moore (Jr.) ...... 28 2110 75.36 68 84 2007-08 Kenny Coakley (Jr.)...... 28 2115 75.54 68 84 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Derek O’Neill (Jr.) ...... 16 1213 75.81 68 85 Michael Baird (Sr.) ...... 37 2748 74.27 66 80 Shea Sena (Fr.)...... 29 2202 75.93 69 84 Luke Symons (Soph)...... 37 2760 74.59 70 84 Jim Grady (Fr.-RS)...... 15 1155 77.00 71 83 Derek Tolan (Jr.)...... 40 2996 74.90 66 84 Jim Grady (Sr.) ...... 40 3023 75.58 68 89 2005-06 Michael Imperato (Fr.).... 40 3037 75.93 70 84 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Justin Bardgett (Soph.) .. 18 1378 76.56 69 81 Edward McGlasson (Sr.)... 38 2752 72.42 64 77 Derek Tolan (Fr.-RS) ...... 35 2618 74.80 69 83 2008-09 Kenny Coakley (Sr.)...... 32 2422 75.69 69 85 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Diego Munoz (Fr.) ...... 11 837 76.09 70 82 Derek Tolan (Sr.)...... 40 2876 71.90 67 77 Ryan Anderson (Jr.) ...... 20 1523 76.15 71 84 Patrick Grady (Sr.) ...... 40 2879 71.98 66 78 Patrick Grady (Soph.)...... 26 1982 76.23 65 84 Luke Symons (Jr.)...... 40 2971 74.28 68 85 Jim Grady (Soph.) ...... 17 1307 76.88 72 87 Kevin Kring (Fr.)...... 37 2773 74.95 67 84 Justin Bardgett (Jr.)...... 24 1814 75.58 70 82 Michael Imperato (Soph.) 11 836 76.00 71 80 Johnny Widmer (Fr.) ...... 22 1677 76.23 70 85

39 2009-10 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Justin Bardgett (Sr.) ...... 42 3072 73.14 67 80 Sebastian Heisele (Soph).. 39 2881 73.87 66 79 Kevin Kring (Soph.)...... 39 2898 74.31 64 82 Derek Fribbs (Fr.)...... 36 2707 75.19 71 80 Michael Imperato (Jr.).... 32 2408 75.25 70 80 Jason Burstyn (Fr.-RS).... 29 2198 75.79 70 82

2010-11 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi Sebastian Heisele (Jr)..... 36 2675 74.31 68 87 Luke Symons (Sr.)...... 39 2902 74.41 67 84 Jason Burstyn (Soph.) .... 30 2243 74.77 69 79 Derek Fribbs (Soph.)...... 35 2622 74.91 68 84 Kevin Kring (Jr.)...... 34 2558 75.24 67 83 Pat Wilson (Fr.) ...... 21 1596 76.00 70 83 Michael Imperato (Sr.).... 11 838 76.18 74 79 Johnny Widmer (Jr.) ...... 20 1531 76.55 69 85

2011-12 Player Rounds Strokes Average Lo Hi *Sebastian Heisele (Sr)... 12 865 72.08 68 76 Kevin Kring (Sr.)...... 34 2478 73.47 64 78 Beau Schoolcraft (Jr.)..... 34 2498 73.71 65 82 Derek Fribbs (Jr.)...... 34 2506 73.79 67 82 Jason Burstyn (Jr.) ...... 34 2509 74.50 67 85 David Oraee (Fr.)...... 34 2533 75.60 70 81 Johnny Widmer (Sr.) ...... 10 756 75.60 70 81 (*—turned professional after December graduation.)

Derek Tolan Kevin Kring

40 Year-By-Year Tournament Results

Since 1947-48, when CU joined the Big Seven Conference and lists those major tournaments CU is known to have played in (results are complete since 1976-77; any previously discovered results also included). Team scores are low four or five golfers, unless listed in round-by-round cumula- tive form, i.e., 380/764/—1134; tournament name is most recent, i.e., Stanford’s “The Nelson” at one time was called the Stanford Fall Invitational and the Stanford Shootout; underline indicates break between fall and spring season; RMIGA one-day meets and dual results prior to 1980 are not included; (B)—indicates “B” or JV team entered by Colorado.

1939-40 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Mountain States Championship...... 1st/ 7 402-433—835 H. Saunders ...... 77-84—161 (2nd)

1947-48 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 1st/ 8 NA ...... (?) Big 7 Championships ...... 3rd/ 7 603 L. Fowler ...... 147 (t-4th)

1948-49 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 2nd/ 8 NA ...... (?) Big 7 Championships ...... 7th/ 7 315/—643 B. Detweiler ...... 75-79—154 (t-5th)

1949-50 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 4th/ 8 323/—NA ...... (?) Big 7 Championships ...... 5th/ 7 315/—629 B. Forbes ...... 77-76—153 (13th)

1950-51 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... t-3rd/ 8 319/—645 M. Backlund...... 77-80—157 (?) Big 7 Championships ...... 5th/ 7 320/642/—966 M. Backlund...... 79-77-79—235 (9th)

1951-52 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 3rd/ 10 330/—644 M. Backlund...... 78-73—151 (t-4th) Big 7 Championships ...... 6th/ 7 324/651/—997 D. Billehus...... 79-75-87—241 (t-11th)

1952-53 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 3rd/ 8 324/—647 J. Kettman ...... 80-77—157 (t-2nd) Big 7 Championships ...... 2nd/ 7 315/640/—949 M. Backlund...... 78-75-74—227 (3rd) NCAA Championships...... t-10th/ 19 306-292—598 M. Backlund...... 69-68—137 (1st)

1953-54 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... 4th/ 8 NA ...... (?) Big 7 Championships ...... 1st/ 7 293/585/—890 K. Alexander...... 72-69-75—216 (1st) NCAA Championships...... 15th/ 20 301-315—616 J. Kettman ...... 73-75—148 (t-31st)

1954-55 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Colorado College Invitational...... ? NA ...... (?) Big 7 Championships ...... t-1st/ 7 303/609/—916 D. Kintzele ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-3rd) NCAA Championships...... 31st/ 33 316-326—642 G. Hoos ...... 77-78—155 (?)

1955-56 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... ? NA ...... (?) Houston All-American...... ? NA K. Alexander...... 300 (t-12th) Colorado College Invitational...... 1st/ 10 965 K. Alexander...... ?-?-73—229 (1st) Big 7 Championships ...... 4th/ 7 322/633/—934 K. Alexander...... 80-74-70—224 (t-8th) D. Douglass...... 77-77-70—224 (t-8th)

1956-57 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 2nd/ 4 314/638/975/—1296 D. Douglass...... 75-76-82-78—311 (5th) Southwestern Invitational...... ?/16 326/?/984/—NA ...... (?) Colorado College Invitational...... 3rd/10 323/639/—940 F. Bocovich ...... 75-75-73—223 (4th) Big 7 Championships ...... 4th/ 7 329/650/—970 F. Bocovich ...... 78-75-78—231 (t-3rd)

41 1957-58 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/ 7 309/623/—941 D. Douglass...... 73-75-78—226 (t-9th) Colorado College Invitational...... 4th/10 ?/636/—953 ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 315/626/—924 D. Douglass...... 73-77-75—225 (7th)

1958-59 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/ 9 321/634/936/—1214 D. Douglass...... 76-74-73-77—300 (6th) Colorado College Invitational...... ? NA ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 306/625/—947 D. Douglass...... 74-77-74—225 (5th)

1959-60 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 9th/11 326/642/966/—1303 B. Kennedy...... 306 (t-16th) Colorado College Invitational...... 4th/14 ?/626/—959 B. Diehl...... 236 (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 4th/ 8 312/619/—944 J. Hendricks ...... 79-75-78—232 (t-12th) NCAA Championships...... 30th/34 319-329—648 B. Hopfer...... 79-80—159 (t-91st)

1960-61 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 8th/11 314/630/— 956 G. Polumbus...... 75-76-83—234 (t-32nd) Western Intercollegiate...... 12th/37 315/—626 G. Polumbus...... 78-73—151 (19th) Colorado College Invitational...... 2nd/14 980 G. Polumbus...... 77-76-84—237 (t-3rd) Big 8 Championships ...... 2nd/ 8 290/588/—892 G. Polumbus...... 70-74-74—28 (t-7th)

1961-62 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 6th/13 311/629/945/—1262 J. Hamer ...... 78-75-75-76—304 (t-11th) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 7th/17 ?/655/—966 ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 305/608/—902 B. Stapp ...... 75-76-72—223 (t-16th)

1962-63 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 3rd/12 299/603/906/—1213 L. McAtee ...... 74-75-72-78—299 (5th) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 2nd/14 306/617/—925 L. McAtee ...... 71-77-79—227 (t-2nd) G. Polumbus...... 80-76-71—227 (t-2nd) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 292-295-290—877 R. Pierson...... 75-70-74—219 (t-10th)

1963-64 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 7th/13 304/614/938/—1247 J. Hamer ...... 75-76-78-75—304 (13th) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 4th/17 ?/630/—945 ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 292-298-300—890 J. Hamer ...... 73-71-71—215 (t-5th) NCAA Championships...... t-18th/41 312-308—620 J. Hamer ...... 73-78—151 (t-36th)

1964-65 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-11th/15 317/632/950/—1277 M. Daeuble ...... 74-76-75-78—303 (22nd) Houston All-American...... 13th/16 323/661/?/—NA H. Irwin ...... 71-75-?-?—295 (t-2nd) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 7th/17 331/654/—980 H. Irwin ...... 79-77-75—231 (t-5th) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 322-316-312—950 H. Irwin ...... 81-76-76—233 (9th)

1965-66 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-7th/15 310/612/927/—1242 L. McAtee ...... 74-73-78-76—301 (21st) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 2nd/14 307-302-303—912 L. McAtee ...... 72-72-75—219 (2nd) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 6th/20 318/633/—937 H. Irwin ...... 75-78-75—228 (t-6th) Big 8 Championships ...... 2nd/ 8 291-285-288—864 H. Irwin ...... 71-69-68—208 (1st) NCAA Championships...... 17th/31 305-312—617 H. Irwin ...... 70-71-77-74—292 (t-10th)

1966-67 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 6th/18 309/622/945/—1257 A. Hoos...... 73-80-80-75—308 (?) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... t4th/19 383-393-400—1176 H. Irwin ...... 67-72-77—216 (1st) Houston All-American...... 10th/16 311/612/936/—1253 H. Irwin ...... 70-75-73-72—290 (3rd) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... t-8th/20 315/630/—964 H. Irwin ...... 78-77-85—240 (21st) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 313-306—619 H. Irwin ...... 71-75—146 (t-1st)

42 1967-68 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 9th/18 312/628/942/—1283 B. Musselman...... 71-76-79-77—303 (t-20th) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 8th/13 306-294-304—904 J. English ...... 75-74-76—225 (?) C. Scena ...... 76-73-76—225 (?) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/ 9 290/581/—861 C. Scena ...... 74-68-67—209 (3rd) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 5th/17 311/634/—948 C. Scena ...... 76-79-79—234 (?) BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS ...... 1st/ 8 280-289-288—857 B. Musselman...... 67-71-74—212 (2nd) NCAA Championships...... t-8th/30 289-292-293-298—1172 B. Musselman...... 74-76-68-68—286 (t-8th)

1968-69 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 10th/17 307/617/936/—1252 B. Musselman...... 76-71-80-73—300 (8th) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 5th/12 305-299-296/—900 B. Musselman...... 75-69-74—218 (t-3rd) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 5th/ 9 ?/601/—897 B. Musselman...... 71-75-71—217 (t-5th) Houston All-American...... 18th/20 323/641/952/—1260 B. Musselman...... 83-76-75-77—311 (t-55th) S. Parr...... 74-83-78-76—311 (t-55th) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... 8th/16 321/630/—940 J. English ...... 75-73-78—226 (t-6th) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 291-289-320—900 J. English ...... 70-69-79—218 (7th)

1969-70 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... ? NA J. English ...... (1st) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 10th/15 314/624/934/—1297 J. English ...... 78-72-76-90—316 (t-21st) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 315-304-316—935 J. English ...... 76-76-77—229 (12th)

1970-71 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... ? NA M. Hendrickson ...... (1st) Bee Hive Collegiate ...... 5th/ 7 308/—604 J. Beabout...... 74-72—146 (t-17th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 12th/15 311/661/974/—1282 B. Stirling...... 77-85-76-79—317 (t-43rd) Weber State Patio Springs Invitational...... ? NA M. Simpson...... (1st) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 8th/17 307-311-303—921 J. Hawkins ...... 75-76-76—227 (t-26th) Houston All-American...... 23rd/25 ?/?/?/—1279 D. Driver ...... 77-78-77-83—315 (t-76th) J. Hawkins ...... 78-77-81-79—315(t-76th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/ 7 305/610/—918 B. Stirling...... 75-76-74—225 (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 314-303-311—928 B. Stirling...... 80-74-78—232 (t-17th)

1971-72 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... 7th/19 315/662/—994 B. Stirling...... 76-86-78—240 (t-11th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 20th/23 329/652/973/—1297 J. Arrabito...... 78-76-82-79—315 (?) Weber State Patio Springs Invitational...... 4th/ 7 416/—824 M. Simpson...... 81-74—155 (t-4th) Oklahoma Intercollegiate ...... 11th/11 323-316-318—957 B. Stirling...... 77-79-75—231 (t-5th) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 4th/11 300/601/—906 B. Stirling...... 76-73-74—223 (?) Houston All-American...... 23rd/24 320/640/973/—1292 D. Driver ...... 80-74-83-78—315 (t-94th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 6th/ 7 305/597/—901 M. Mulhern...... 75-73-75—223 (t-23rd) BIG 8 CHAMPIONSHIPS...... 3rd/ 8 288-310-302—900 D. Driver ...... 70-73-73—216 (t-3rd)

1972-73 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 12th/22 300/605/931/—1245 M. Simpson...... 73-73-86-74—306 (t-38th) Weber State Patio Springs Invitational...... 3rd/ 9 391/—773 B. Stirling...... 77-73—150 (6th) Galveston Island Intercollegiate...... 4th/12 312-300-288-306—1206 G. Kelley ...... 71-73-71-74—289 (1st) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 8th/17 310/616/—928 G. Kelley ...... 74-75-75—224 (t-7th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 14th/14 394/786/—1177 G. Kelley ...... 73-74-72—219 (t-7th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 7th/ 8 292/593/—894 B. Stirling...... 71-76-71—218 (t-24th) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 299-299-301—899 L. Hansen...... 76-71-75—222 (t-14th)

1973-74 Tournament ...... Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... ? NA B. Stirling...... NA (1st) Weber State Patio Springs Invitational...... 4th/ 8 378/780/—1156 M. Fowler ...... 72-77-73—222 (t-6th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 11th/21 312/625/925/—1235 M. Fowler ...... 75-78-72-75—300 (13th) New Mexico State Intercollegiate ...... 5th/13 ?-?-302—917 B. Stirling...... ?-?-77—219 (11th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 9th/18 302/613/—916 B. Stirling...... 72-75-76—223 (t-16th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 6th/ 7 ?/?/—908 M. Mulhern...... ?-?-81—224 (?) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 10th/13 384/762/—1156 B. Stirling...... 72-77-74—223 (t-26th) Pikes Peak Intercollegiate ...... ? NA ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 7th/ 8 319-310-309—938 B. Stirling...... 79-78-75—232 (t-23rd)

43 1974-75 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... 6th/15 302/616/—951 J. McDermott ...... 78-76-76—230 (t-7th) M. Mulhern...... 76-77-77—230 (t-7th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 19th/20 308/618/929/—1252 L. Hansen...... 76-73-74-78—301 (?) Pan American Invitational...... 13th/22 308/640/—928 G. Peterson ...... 75-74-75—224 (t-29th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 9th/16 315/646/—960 G. Peterson ...... 82-79-76—237 (t-40th) Houston All-American...... 24th/24 329/640/959/—1301 M. Mulhern...... 78-79-82-83—322 (t-105th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 16th/18 374/766/—1155 M. Crabtree...... 72-77-79—228 (t-56th) M. Hendricks...... 72-79-77—228 (t-56th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... ? NA ...... (?) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 303-309-302—914 M. Hendricks...... 74-75-73—222 (4th)

1975-76 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 18th/20 NA (missed 54-hole cut) ...... (?) Weber State Patio Springs Invitational...... 4th/13 394-384-391—1169 M. Crabtree...... 72-73-74—219 (t-6th) Pan American Invitational...... 16th/21 299/614/—930 T. Lee...... 75-78-78—231 (t-54th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... t-12th/24 906 K. Spencer...... 72-75-75—222 (t-25th) Southern Colorado Invitational ...... 2nd/13 610 S. Kerr ...... 77-70—147 (t-3rd) T. Lee...... 75-72—147 (t-3rd) Houston All-American...... 23rd/25 308/619/927/—1256 K. Spencer...... 79-72-74-81—306 (t-79th) T. Woodard ...... 77-75-77-77—306 (t-79th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 7th/ 7 310/619/—934 T. Woodard ...... 75-75-75—225 (t-22nd) Big 8 Championships ...... 2nd/ 7 297-306-320—923 T. Woodard ...... 73-75-79—227 (t-5th)

1976-77 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate ...... 2nd/23 286-302-315—903 T. Woodard ...... 74-72-77—223 (9th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 5th/18 304/608/912/—1214 T. Kahl ...... 78-71-78-71—298 (t-10th) UNLV Rebel Classic ...... 7th/10 392-385-386—1163 T. Lee...... 78-73-74—225 (t-24th) Pan American Invitational...... 10th/23 298/611/—925 M. Crabtree...... 73-75-78—226 (t-23rd) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... 14th/22 302/625/—941 K. Spencer...... 75-77-80—232 (t-37th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 22nd/28 300/—606 T. Woodard ...... 73-77—150 (t-81st) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/ 6 292/585/—874 T. Kahl ...... 69-72-73—214 (t-5th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 12th/17 386/756/—1134 K. Spencer...... 77-74-73—227 (t-39th) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 311-314-313—938 T. Woodard ...... 76-75-78—229 (t-6th)

1977-78 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 4th/24 308/611/—931 M. Crabtree...... 75-74-78—227 (t-3rd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 6th/15 311-304-295-320—1230 M. Crabtree...... 74-72-69-75—290 (2nd) UNLV Rebel Classic ...... 5th/11 393-394-389—1176 S. Jones ...... 73-76-75—224 (t-7th) Pan American Invitational...... 19th/23 318-318-316—952 M. Crabtree...... 76-77-74—227 (?) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 19th/24 312/617/—927 S. Jones ...... 75-77-75—227 (t-50th) San Diego State Aztec Invitational...... 9th/15 299/594/—894 M. Crabtree...... 72-75-73—220 (t-22nd) Houston All-American...... 19th/24 303/612/906/—1211 M. Crabtree...... 71-73-71-75—290 (t-14th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 2nd/ 8 291/596/—892 M. Crabtree...... 67-77-71—215 (t-2nd) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 14th/15 369/740/—1116 S. Jones ...... 72-73-71—216 (t-20th) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 307-297-312—916 S. Jones ...... 71-74-70—215 (3rd)

1978-79 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 5th/29 300-299-317—916 R. Cramer ...... 74-72-71—217 (3rd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 12th/15 304-307-314-313—1238 R. Cramer ...... 71-75-77-81—304 (t-37th) T. Lee...... 71-75-81-77—304(t-37th) UNLV Rebel Classic ...... 11th/12 413-396-380—1189 R. Cramer ...... 83-78-72—233 (t-28th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... t-10th/24 71-68—139 (2-man best ball) Pan American Invitational...... 23rd/26 324-311-311—946 R. Cramer ...... 80-74-75—229 (t-60th) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... 12th/23 304/—597 S. Jones ...... 74-71—145 (t-15th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 15th/21 311-304-312—927 T. Lee...... 77-74-73—224 (t-16th) San Diego State Aztec Invitational...... 8th/20 294/596/—902 T. Lee...... 69-76-78—223 (t-19th) Houston All-American...... 23rd/30 304-310—614 R. Cramer ...... 77-74—151 …… ...... S. Jones S. Jones ...... 75-76—151 …… Wichita State Shocker Classic ...... 7th/20 297-294-305—896 S. Jones ...... 76-71-73—219 (t-6th) Big 8 Championships ...... 2nd/ 8 306-304-305—915 R. Cramer ...... 71-76-75—222 (2nd)

44 1979-80 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Oklahoma City All-College Classic...... 5th/18 271-287-292—850 S. Jones ...... 66-71-71—208 (t-5th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 1st/28 285-291-301—877 S. Jones ...... 71-70-70—211 (2nd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/15 319-295-300-301—1215 S. Jones ...... 79-73-73-74—299 (t-8th) UNLV Rebel Classic ...... 5th/12 379-384-375—1138 S. Jones ...... 74-76-74—224 (t-13th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... 7th/18 70-69-73—212 (2-man best ball) Pan American Invitational...... t-13th/24 300-300-306—906 S. Jones ...... 71-70-77—218 (t-11th) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... 16th/22 383-372-375—1130 S. Jones ...... 77-67-72—216 (t-16th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 15th/23 292-316—608 T. Kahl ...... 69-69-74—222 (t-25th) *Houston All-American...... 14th/29 297-298-298-300—1193 S. Jones ...... 74-72-75-74—295 (t-36th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 2nd/ 6 361-363-375—1099 R. Cramer ...... 76-68-72—216 (9th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 7th/17 361/719—1108 S. Jones ...... 73-65-76—214 (t-7th) Big 8 Championships ...... t-2nd/ 8 296-296-299—891 S. Jones ...... 70-75-76—221 (t-7th) NCAA Championships...... 16th/30 313-295-301—909 T. Lee...... 75-74-77-75—301 (t-35th) (*—2nd/9, consolation tournament)

1980-81 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Nevada-Reno Wolfpack Classic...... 3rd/15 401-375-390—1166 R. Cramer ...... 78-73-77—228 (t-3rd) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 2nd/32 296-299-315—910 S. Jones ...... 74-74-77—225 (t-4th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 5th/15 293-298-307-316—1214 S. Jones ...... 72-74-74-77—297 (t-6th) Fort Lewis Invitational ...... 1st/ 8 297 R. Cramer ...... 70 (1st) Stanford Intercollegiate ...... 21st/24 375-381-383—1139 S. Jones ...... 75-75-73—223 (t-44th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... 1st/19 67-67-71—205 (2-man best ball) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... 11th/20 380-371-379—1130 R. Cramer ...... 75-69-72—216 (t-5th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... t-7th/24 291-299-292—882 S. Jones ...... 73-74-69—216 (t-10th) Houston All-American...... 15th/30 298-301-308-311—1218 R. Cramer ...... 70-74-73-71—288 (t-2nd) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 2nd/ 8 353-360-352—1065 S. Jones ...... 68-72-69—209 (1st) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 6th/15 365-375-383—1123 S. Jones ...... 74-71-72—217 (1st) Big 8 Championships ...... 2nd/ 8 293-279-292—864 T. Kahl ...... 72-68-71—211 (1st) NCAA Championships...... t-11th/30 297-290-300-298—1185 S. Jones ...... 75-71-71-72—289 (t-10th)

1981-82 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Oklahoma City All-College Classic...... t-15th/18 293-306-300—899 R. Cramer ...... 74-73-73—220 (t-23rd) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 6th/32 298-308-318—924 S. Ivan ...... 71-76-79—226 (t-10th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 2nd/16 308-299-299-296—1202 R. Cramer ...... 70-72-74-70—286 (2nd) Southwestern Intercollegiate...... 9th/12 301-291-303-305—1200 S. Ivan ...... 74-71-75-78—298 (t-23rd) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... t-9th/23 71-73-70—214 (2-man best ball) Arizona Tucson Conquistador Intercollegiate ...... 11th/17 371-384-378—1133 R. Cramer ...... 68-75-75—218 (13th) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 6th/24 290-301—591 R. Cramer ...... 68-70—138 (1st) Houston All-American...... 14th/30 294-304-305-311—1214 S. Ivan ...... 72-73-74-78—297 (t-24th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/ 6 360-381-358—1099 R. Cramer ...... 69-72-73—214 (t-5th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 15th/16 383-373-379—1135 S. Ivan ...... 71-76-70—217 (t-10th) Big 8 Championships ...... 4th/ 8 304-298-307—909 R. Cramer ...... 73-75-77—225 (t-7th) M. Hogberg...... 77-71-77—225 (t-7th) 1982-83 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Nevada-Reno Wolfpack Classic...... 10th/14 391-395-392—1178 M. Potter...... 76-76-78—230 (t-17th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... t-4th/28 299-301-303—903 T. Smith ...... 73-76-77—226 (t-14th) T. Wood...... 75-75-76—226 (t-14th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 13th/15 309-316-313-311—1249 S. Ivan ...... 77-80-74-77—308 (t-27th) Fresno State-Pepsi Classic...... 26th/31 310-306—616 D. Bakke ...... 79-74—153 (t-79th) M. Hogberg...... 78-75—153 (t-79th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... t-9th/22 70-72-71—213 (2-man best ball) Arizona Tucson Conquistador Intercollegiate ...... 14th/20 296-298-303—897 T. Smith ...... 74-73-74—221 (t-31st) Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 10th/21 298-304-310—912 M. Hogberg...... 74-75-73—222 (t-15th) Houston All-American...... 13th/30 298-295-322—915 T. Smith ...... 67-72-79—218 …… San Diego State Aztec Invitational...... t-10th/18 375-374-372—1121 S. Ivan ...... 75-73-73—221 (t-19th) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 305-319-309—933 M. Hogberg...... 73-78-71—222 (4th)

45 1983-84 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Wyoming Cowboy Invitational ...... 1st/ 6 281-287-276—844 M. Hogberg...... 70-70-68—208 (1st) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 3rd/24 307-292-308—907 T. Smith ...... 75-71-78—224 (t-6th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 7th/15 295-299-301-295—1190 M. Hogberg...... 70-73-75-74—292 (t-10th) Fort Lewis Invitational (B) ...... 1st/ 6 292 S. Ivan ...... 70 (1st) Kansas Jayhawk Invitational ...... 2nd/ 9 303-301-308—912 M. Hogberg...... 72-77-75—224 (t-5th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... t-7th/26 73-67-68—208 (2-man best ball) Pan American Invitational...... 8th/20 294-295-294—883 T. Smith ...... 73-72-73—218 (14th) Arizona Tucson Conquistador Intercollegiate ...... 13th/20 314-298-300—912 T. Smith ...... 75-76-75—226 (t-33rd) Houston All-American...... 13th/30 305-299-303—907 M. Hogberg...... 74-75-72—221 …… Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 8th/18 301-296-287—884 M. Brethower ...... 73-74-72—219 (t-23rd) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 5th/ 9 380-390-373—1143 T. Smith ...... 75-73-77—225 (t-19th) Oral Roberts Invitational...... 2nd/ 8 309-299-300—908 M. Brethower ...... 72-75-78—225 (t-4th) M. Hogberg...... 79-75-71—225 (t-4th) Big 8 Championships ...... 4th/ 8 312-316-306—934 M. Brethower ...... 77-76-75—228 (7th) NCAA Championships...... t-28th/32 299-293-303—895 T. Smith ...... 75-75-73—223 ……

1984-85 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 5th/26 310-307-308—925 M. Potter...... 72-74-74—220 (1st) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 10th/14 316-301-315-304—1236 M. Potter...... 80-71-77-73—301 (t-18th) Andy Bean Intercollegiate...... 23rd/25 314-315-315—944 T. Smith ...... 74-79-80—233 (t-69th) Kansas Fall Invitational ...... 6th/ 8 306-311-315—932 K. Bolles...... 78-75-78—231 (t-17th) T. Smith ...... 80-76-75—231 (t-17th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational...... 17th/26 NA (2-man best ball) Pan American Invitational...... 15th/21 314-309-312—935 T. Smith ...... 73-79-76—228 (t-30th) Arizona Invitational ...... t-13th/27 302-295-303—900 D. Bakke ...... 77-74-71—222 (t-28th) T. Smith ...... 73-71-78—222 (t-28th) Houston All-American...... 18th/29 306-319-308—933 M. Potter...... 72-81-73—226 …… Morris Williams Intercollegiate...... 15th/18 306-297-303—906 T. Smith ...... 74-74-76—224 (t-44th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/11 378-363-363—1104 M. Potter...... 73-70-70—213 (t-6th) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 304-305-308—917 T. Smith ...... 74-74-76—224 (12th)

1985-86 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Kansas Jayhawk Invitational ...... 2nd/ 9 305-306-309—920 B. Riddle ...... 72-74-78—224 (t-4th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 10th/15 302-298-306-323—1229 B. Riddle ...... 71-73-78-79—301 (t-25th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 4th/18 414-381-365—1160 B. Riddle ...... 82-74-72—228 (t-9th) Tan-Tar-A Invitational/Midwest Classic ...... 8th/12 315-311—626 M. Peterson ...... 78-75—153 (t-23rd) Arizona Michelob Invitational ...... 15th/15 388-385-400—1173 K. Bolles...... 71-74-75—220 (t-15th) Pan American Invitational...... 12th/18 301-308-303—912 K. Bolles...... 70-75-73—218 (7th) Texas-San Antonio Invitational...... 1st/ 9 304-299—603 B. Riddle ...... 74-76—150 (t-3rd) C. Lyons ...... 77-73—150 (t-3rd) Houston All-American...... 18th/24 314-302—616 C. Lyons ...... 78-72—150 …… BYU Cougar Classic ...... 8th/12 379-366-384—1129 M. Potter...... 74-73-72—219 (t-12th) Big 8 Championships ...... 4th/ 8 310-299-316—925 K. Bolles...... 74-71-76—221 (t-7th)

1986-87 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Kansas Jayhawk Invitational ...... 4th/ 8 303-299-304—906 M. Potter...... 74-73-78—225 (t-6th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 4th/14 380-389-386—1155 G. Bloomer...... 76-74-79—229 (t-12th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/15 294-288-292-296—1170 B. Riddle ...... 73-69-74-74—290 (8th) Ohio State Buckeye Fall Classic ...... 15th/23 320-306-318—944 J. Lindberg ...... 76-76-80—232 (t-34th) Arizona Michelob Invitational ...... 14th/17 396-381-396—1173 J. Lindberg ...... 73-72-76—221 (t-5th) Pan American Invitational...... 6th/17 300-306-295—901 M. Potter...... 73-73-78—221 (t-19th) Border Olympics...... 15th/15 959 B. Riddle ...... 77-78-80—235 (t-55th) Northern California Invitational...... t-4th/20 297-308-307—912 J. Lindberg ...... 71-71-75—217 (1st) Houston All-American...... 20th/24 312-317—619 J. Lindberg ...... 75-80—155 …… B. Riddle ...... 77-78—155 …… BYU Cougar Classic ...... 3rd/14 359-362-359—1080 J. Lindberg ...... 66-69-71—206 (2nd) Firestone Invitational ...... 3rd/14 292-301-318—911 J. Lindberg ...... 69-71-75—215 (t-2nd) Big 8 Championships ...... 7th/ 8 307-303-307—917 M. Potter...... 73-74-71—218 (t-12th)

46 1987-88 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/14 290-287-300-302—1179 J. Lindberg ...... 69-70-73-72—284 (2nd) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 2nd/21 365-366-390—1121 J. Lindberg ...... 69-68-75—212 (1st) Stanford Fall Intercollegiate ...... t-15th/17 313-301-313—927 J. Lindberg ...... 73-79-73—225 (t-19th) Robertson Homes Collegiate ...... 1st/15 279-283-305—867 J. Lindberg ...... 66-66-72—204 (1st) Bill Bell Memorial...... t-13th/15 318-300-304—922 J. Lindberg ...... 79-70-72—221 (t-13th) Pan American Invitational...... t-4th/19 291-298-304—893 J. Lindberg ...... 71-75-73—219 (t-8th) New Orleans Invitational...... 8th/18 288-301-297—886 J. Lindberg ...... 70-72-72—214 (t-8th) Fresno State-Pepsi Classic...... 18th/28 373-380-382—1135 G. Bloomer...... 79-75-72—226 (t-79th) J. Lindberg ...... 75-78-73—226 (t-79th) Houston All-American...... 10th/24 289-300-300—889 J. Lindberg ...... 73-72-71—216 (t-9th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... t-14th/16 379-390—769 G. Bloomer...... 74-75—149 (t-22nd) Big 8 Championships ...... t-5th/ 8 307-305-314—926 M. Glaesel...... 76-75-78—229 (14th) Oak Tree Shootout...... 11th/13 320-303-295—918 M. Glaesel...... 77-76-69—222 (t-23rd)

1988-89 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 16th/17 312-316-321—949 D. Nock ...... 77-75-76—228 (t-44th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... t-5th/18 302-316-304—922 M. Glaesel...... 70-76-76—222 (1st) New Mexico State Coca-Cola Classic ...... *1st/18 285-281-305—871 J. Lindberg ...... 69-68-74—211 (2nd) Robertson Homes Collegiate ...... 9th/15 295-296-293—884 M. Glaesel...... 69-73-77—217 (t-9th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... t-12th/20 303-320-303—926 J. Lindberg ...... 74-76-75—225 (t-14th) Pan American Invitational...... 7th/21 314-305-292—911 M. Glaesel...... 76-76-71—223 (t-10th) J. Lindberg ...... 79-73-71—223 (t-10th) Frank Scott Invitational...... 2nd/18 292-299-298—889 M. Glaesel...... 72-72-71—215 (1st) Wofford College Invitational ...... 7th/12 312-297-295—904 J. Lindberg ...... 71-76-72—219 (t-9th) Augusta-Forest Hills Invitational ...... t-4th/15 305-206-299—910 J. Lindberg ...... 72-72-71—215 (5th) BYU Cougar Classic ...... 4th/13 366-365-366—1097 J. Lindberg ...... 66-71-67—204 (1st) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 315-317-306—938 J. Lindberg ...... 77-75-70—222 (7th) NCAA Central Regional...... 3rd/18 312-293-297—902 J. Lindberg ...... 79-72-65—216 (3rd) NCAA Championship Finals...... t-29th/30 301-308—609 J. Nyuli ...... 76-73—149 …… (*—declared champion in card playoff over Texas Tech.)

1989-90 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational ...... 2nd/ 9 293-280-297—870 J. Nyuli ...... 73-64-74—211 (t-3rd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-15th/18 308-298-304—910 M. Glaesel...... 75-74-74—223 (t-26th) CU-FOX ACRES INVITATIONAL ...... 1st/ 9 287-295-294—876 M. Glaesel...... 72-73-70—215 (2nd) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 4th/22 304-304-287—895 J. Nyuli ...... 71-75-72—218 (t-2nd) PING-Tour Tulsa Invitational...... 8th/ 9 301-307-309—917 M. Glaesel...... 73-72-74—219 (2nd) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... t-16th/17 315-298-308—921 M. Glaesel...... 74-72-74—220 (t-29th) Pan American Invitational...... 10th/18 301-298-308—907 D. Fennie...... 74-72-74—220 (t-12th) Miami-Doral Invitational ...... 17th/18 310-333-310—953 M. Glaesel...... 76-78-77—231 (t-35th) Wofford College Invitational ...... t-7th/12 308-304-292—904 J. Nyuli ...... 76-76-69—221 (t-9th) Augusta-Forest Hills Invitational ...... 7th/14 293-297-298—888 M. Glaesel...... 72-71-71—214 (t-2nd) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 14th/14 314-294-305—913 M. Glaesel...... 75-71-70—216 (t-11th) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 304-292-291—887 M. Glaesel...... 74-74-70—218 (t-5th) NCAA Central Regional...... 15th/21 306-297-316—919 M. Glaesel...... 74-73-77—224 (t-21st)

1990-91 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader CU-FOX ACRES INVITATIONAL ...... 6th/12 298-283-298—879 C. Brown ...... 73-68-71—212 (t-4th) Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational ...... 2nd/12 287-287-282—856 D. Fennie...... 70-72-69—211 (t-6th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 10th/18 296-298-295—889 C. Brown ...... 72-74-73—219 (t-17th) Illinois Ram Intercollegiate ...... 10th/18 305-323-316—944 D.J. Morris...... 75-78-75—228 (t-6th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 3rd/18 313-304—617 J. Nyuli ...... 74-71—145 (1st) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 14th/17 301-295-316—912 C. Brown ...... 73-69-79—221 (t-4th) Pan American Invitational...... t-7th/18 302-297-300—899 C. Brown ...... 76-71-71—218 (t-6th) Louisiana Classics...... t-11th/15 305-304-306—915 D.J. Morris...... 75-75-71—221 (t-14th) WYOMING (dual) ...... …… W 21-6 Western Intercollegiate...... t-17th/23 313-306—619 #D.J. Morris ...... 76-74-72—222 (t-11th) Augusta-Forest Hills Invitational ...... t-15th/17 303-309-303—915 D. Fennie...... 76-75-75—226 (t-32nd) Big 8 Championships ...... 7th/ 8 339-327-304—970 D. Fennie...... 84-81-76—241 (t-18th) PING-Oak Tree Collegiate...... 14th/14 305-302-296—903 C. Brown ...... 77-74-72—223 (t-43rd) NCAA Central Regional...... 16th/21 300-291-308—899 J. Kaye...... 71-74-77—222 (t-35th) (#—made individual cut)

47 1991-92 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader CU-FOX ACRES INVITATIONAL ...... t-4th/12 297-282-299—878 J. Kaye...... 71-68-70—209 (t-3rd) Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational ...... 3rd/12 287-295-295—877 S. Petersen ...... 72-71-71—214 (t-5th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-14th/20 298-296-307—901 S. Petersen ...... 72-72-77—221 (t-33rd) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 1st/21 302-300-295—897 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-72—220 (2nd) Robertson Homes Collegiate ...... t-7th/16 284-284-297—865 S. Petersen ...... 70-66-75—211 (t-9th) Stanford Invitational...... 1st/24 286-286-291—863 S. Petersen ...... 71-69-71—211 (2nd) Pan American Invitational...... t-4th/23 300-297-298—895 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-73-72—218 (t-5th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 7th/16 289-291—580 J. Kaye...... 69-70—139 (*1st) Louisiana Classics...... 7th/12 304-300-307—911 J. Kaye...... 73-74-77—224 (t-10th) Fresno State-Lexus Classic...... 3rd/17 370-351-356—1077 S. Petersen ...... 76-67-69—212 (5th) Western Intercollegiate...... 10th/18 299-301-294—894 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-75-76—224 (t-28th) Big 8 Championships ...... 5th/ 8 305-300-310—915 B. Kalinowski ...... 79-69-78—226 (15th) The Maxwell ...... t-11th/14 298-289-288—875 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-73-71—217 (t-32nd) NCAA Central Regional...... t-11th/21 307-301-294—908 S. Petersen ...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th)

1992-93 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader CU-FOX ACRES INVITATIONAL ...... 5th/12 291-288-295—874 S. Petersen ...... 70-71-71—212 (2nd) Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational (B)...... 4th/ 9 302-300-309—911 J. Segelke...... 74-77-76—227 (t-11th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 1st/24 298-293-292—883 J. Kaye...... 70-71-74—215 (t-1st) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-8th/18 302-298-296—896 S. Petersen ...... 76-76-70—222 (t-18th) Ohio State Buckeye Fall Classic ...... 4th/16 312-307-310—929 J. Kaye...... 73-74-79—227 (9th) Stanford Shootout ...... 17th/24 285-296-290—871 B. Kalinowski ...... 69-74-76—219 (t-30th) Colorado State Ram Invitational (B) ...... 5th/12 295-306-304—905 M. Troyer...... 74-74-73—221 (7th) John Burns Intercollegiate ...... 6th/20 289-286-283—858 S. Petersen ...... 71-66-68—205 (1st) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 5th/18 300-289-289—878 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-68-72—214 (t-3rd) Louisiana Classics...... 6th/12 304-306-298—908 S. Petersen ...... 75-73-75—223 (t-11th) Fresno State-Lexus Classic...... 8th/18 298-303-291—892 S. Petersen ...... 72-73-68—213 (1st) Southwestern Intercollegiate...... 3rd/18 296-285-300—881 S. Petersen ...... 68-68-75—211 (t-3rd) Houston All-American...... t-9th/12 313-303-296—912 J. Segelke...... 76-75-73—224 (t-14th) Big 8 Championships ...... 3rd/ 8 299-295-304—898 B. Kalinowski ...... 71-71-72—214 (1st) The Maxwell ...... 10th/12 302-283-292—877 B. Kalinowski ...... 75-67-74—216 (t-14th) NCAA Central Regional...... 18th/21 314-302-301—917 B. Kalinowski ...... 77-72-70—219 (t-9th)

1993-94 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader CU-FOX ACRES INVITATIONAL ...... 6th/12 300-294-279—873 J. Segelke...... 76-68-68—212 (t-6th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 1st/24 295-297-297—889 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-71—219 (3rd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 12th/18 300-296-301—897 B. Kalinowski ...... 75-71-77—223 (t-35th) PING-Tulsa Invitational...... t-5th/12 302-295-302—899 B. Kalinowski ...... 72-71-74—217 (5th) Colorado State Ram Invitational (B) ...... 3rd/12 303-294—597 B. Neher ...... 78-71—149 (t-9th) Stanford Shootout...... t-7th/20 303-283-298—884 B. Kalinowski ...... 70-69-74—213 (t-4th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... t-10th/13 290-299-282—871 J. Segelke...... 73-72-69—214 (t-22nd) Louisiana Classics...... 10th/12 308-309-306—923 J. Zerwin...... 75-78-74—227 (t-25th) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... t-14th/20 301-303—604 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-72—145 (t-13th) NIKE Southwestern Intercollegiate ...... 12th/12 305-308-320—933 J. Segelke...... 76-77-79—232 (t-46th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 13th/14 293-293-302—888 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-72-73—219 (t-24th) Big 8 Championships ...... 4th/ 8 297-311-298—906 B. Kalinowski ...... 69-76-72—217 (1st) The Maxwell ...... 11th/15 289-298-300—887 B. Kalinowski ...... 71-71-76—218 (t-18th) NCAA Central Regional...... 2nd/21 285-288-280—853 B. Kalinowski ...... 68-69-71—208 (2nd) NCAA Championship Finals...... 24th/30 294-299—593 J. Luoma ...... 72-74—146 ……

1994-95 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-11th/20 306-301-299—906 J. Segelke...... 75-76-72—223 (t-25th) Air Force Falcon Invitational (B)...... 22nd/24 326-314-319—959 J. Douma...... 80-76-79—235 (t-72nd) Robertson Homes Collegiate ...... t-12th/22 291-298-302—891 J. Segelke...... 73-70-77—220 (t-29th) PING-Tulsa Invitational...... 11th/12 305-307-296—908 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-73—221 (t-21st) Fresno State-Lexus Classic...... 17th/19 302-310-311—923 K. Ekjord ...... 73-74-74—221 (t-11th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 14th/14 299-295-312—906 K. Ekjord ...... 71-69-75—215 (t-23rd) Mauna Kea Invitational ...... 6th/13 299-294-307—900 J. Segelke...... 72-73-74—219 (t-7th) Taylor Made Big Island Invitational ...... t-16th/26 301-296-302—899 J. Segelke...... 71-72-75—218 (t-24th) Louisiana Classics...... 9th/12 301-313—614 S. Irwin...... 73-78—151 (t-20th) Southwestern Intercollegiate...... 16th/16 309-321-314—944 S. Irwin...... 76-73-79—228 (t-32nd) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate...... 9th/22 301-298-298—897 J. Luoma ...... 77-72-75—224 (t-28th) Houston All-American...... 2nd/16 301-291-304—896 M. Troyer...... 78-70-77—225 (10th) Big 8 Championships ...... 6th/ 8 306-296-302—904 K. Ekjord ...... 75-75-73—223 (t-11th) The Maxwell ...... 6th/13 291-288-294—873 M. Troyer...... 72-69-70—211 (t-1st) NCAA Central Regional...... 16th/21 292-306-299—897 K. Ekjord ...... 70-76-71—217 (t-14th)

48 1995-96 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 10th/24 302-300-290—892 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-69—217 (t-4th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-7th/17 302-308-292—902 K. Ekjord ...... 75-78-72—225 (t-28th) Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate ...... 7th/14 293-296-293—882 J. Douma...... 67-76-72—215 (t-12th) K. Ekjord ...... 72-72-71—215 (t-12th) Adams Cup of Newport...... 6th/15 310-302-307—919 K. Ekjord ...... 77-73-75—225 (t-7th) Stanford Invitational...... 14th/16 313-301-305—919 J. Douma...... 79-75-74—228 (t-44th) T. Stacy ...... 78-71-79—228 (t-44th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 14th/14 301-308-303—912 K. Ekjord ...... 73-76-72—221 (t-33rd) Rice International Intercollegiate ...... 11th/18 307-297-293—897 T. Stacy ...... 73-76-72—221 (t-19th) John Burns Intercollegiate ...... t-13th/20 314-307-297—918 K. Ekjord ...... 77-79-72—228 (t-28th) Louisiana Classics...... 14th/15 302-315-310—927 K. Ekjord ...... 70-75-76—221 (t-11th) Colorado State (dual) ...... …… T 6-6 Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... 8th/13 298-289-303—890 K. Ekjord ...... 71-70-74—215 (t-2nd) Big 8 Championships ...... 7th/ 8 321-316-303—940 J. Douma...... 78-80-75—233 (t-20th) MSU Fossum Spartan Invitational...... 10th/19 306-305-301—912 K. Ekjord ...... 73-71-74—218 (t-2nd)

1996-97 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-16th/20 292-293-300—885 P. Robinson...... 71-72-74—217 (t-30th) Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate ...... 14th/15 302-301-310—915 K. Ekjord ...... 73-73-78—224 (t-40th) Adams Cup of Newport...... 4th/15 300-303-303—906 T. Stacy ...... 77-75-73—225 (t-6th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... 11th/17 308-296-298—902 K. Ekjord ...... 75-70-72—217 (t-6th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 13th/15 300-309-308—917 S. Irwin...... 71-72-79—222 (t-22nd) Club Campestre-Rice Intercollegiate...... t-2nd/19 282-292-300—874 J. Douma...... 69-70-73—212 (2nd) John Burns Intercollegiate ...... 12th/25 301-299-289—889 J. Douma...... 72-76-66—214 (t-11th) Texas-El Paso Intercollegiate...... t-5th/11 309-293—602 K. Ekjord ...... 77-71—148 (t-12th) Louisiana Classics...... 14th/15 308-301-303—912 K. Ekjord ...... 76-75-74—225 (t-29th) Buzzini-Stanislaus Invitational ...... 3rd/20 308-304-292—904 S. Irwin...... 74-76-74—224 (t-3rd) Houston All-American...... 13th/16 306-319—625 K. Ekjord ...... 79-77—156 (t-44th) Big 12 Championships ...... 11th/12 315-316-315—946 J. Douma...... 81-76-71—228 (t-16th)

1997-98 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... t-10th/24 293-303-296—892 B. Tompkins...... 72-74-73—219 (t-16th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 14th/23 289-303—592 N. Rainey ...... 70-74—144 (t-21st) Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate ...... 10th/14 300-294-297—891 B. Tompkins...... 76-73-71—220 (t-23rd) Adams Cup of Newport...... 10th/16 289-296-315—900 B. Fiala ...... 70-71-82—223 (t-22nd) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... t-14th/17 318-295-297—910 B. Portie...... 79-74-69—222 (t-28th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 18th/19 314-298-304—916 C. Malm...... 78-70-73—221 (t-36th) Rice International Intercollegiate ...... 11th/20 280-289-297—866 C. Malm...... 69-69-74—212 (t-12th) B. Portie...... 69-71-72—212 (t-12th) John Burns Intercollegiate ...... 12th/21 296-291-281—868 B. Portie...... 74-69-71—214 (t-23rd) N. Rainey ...... 72-72-70—214 (t-23rd) Louisiana Classics...... 9th/15 308-303-307—918 B. Portie...... 75-73-78—226 (t-14th) Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate...... 9th/18 313-298-300—911 B. Portie...... 76-74-74—224 (t-17th) Wichita State Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic ...... 14th/20 306-294-316—916 B. Portie...... 76-72-76—224 (t-18th) Big 12 Championships ...... 3rd/12 317-307-294—918 B. Portie...... 77-77-73—227 (t-8th) Colorado State (dual) ...... …… W 16 1/2-131/2

1998-99 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... t-7th/23 297-292-291—880 K. Ekjord ...... 72-71-72—215 (t-9th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 11th/17 300-293-306—899 K. Ekjord ...... 76-72-76—224 (t-32nd) Colorado State Invitational...... 7th/14 284-278-291—853 K. Ekjord ...... 70-65-76—211 (t-11th) Missouri Bluffs Intercollegiate ...... 7th/15 299-276-294—869 K. Ekjord ...... 76-66-70—212 (t-6th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... t-5th/18 291-288-293—872 K. Ekjord ...... 70-69-74—213 (t-7th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 17th/18 301-312-304—917 M. Zions ...... 71-75-77—223 (t-45th) Southwest Classic...... 1st/19 292-294-292—878 K. Ekjord ...... 73-72-72—217 (t-2nd) Louisiana Classics...... 9th/15 302-299-292—893 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-68—216 (t-7th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 7th/18 305-295-304—904 K. Ekjord ...... 74-71-77—222 (t-19th) UCI Spalding-Anteater Invitational ...... t-3rd/18 304-304-297—905 M. Call ...... 73-73-74—220 (t-2nd) Wichita State Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic ...... 3rd/20 287-280—567 M. Zions ...... 68-67—135 (2nd) Big 12 Championships ...... 5th/12 288-297-288—873 M. Call ...... 75-72-66—213 (t-4th) Colorado State (dual) ...... …… L 10-20 NCAA Central Regional...... 10th/21 300-307-290—897 M. Call ...... 74-73-73—220 (t-20th) M. Zions ...... 74-77-69—220 (t-20th) NCAA Championship Finals...... 23rd/30 315-302—617 B. Fiala ...... 80-73—153 ……

49 1999-2000 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Nebraska Fairway Club Invitational ...... 5th/11 303-297-297—897 S. Carroll ...... 76-74-70—220 (t-8th) Colorado State Invitational...... 1st/15 286-275—561 T. Forsgren...... 72-66—138 (1st) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 7th/19 296-294-293—883 S. Carroll ...... 71-71-76—218 (t-16th) Missouri Purina Challenge ...... t-3rd/17 292-286-279—857 M. Call ...... 73-72-68—213 (t-11th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... 5th/20 285-287-287—859 M. Call ...... 69-71-70—210 (t-4th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 12th/19 285-305-304—894 M. Call ...... 68-74-75—217 (t-18th) Puerto Rico Classic ...... 10th/15 297-287-300—884 M. Zions ...... 73-71-74—218 (t-18th) Louisiana Classics...... 5th/15 284-301-299—884 M. Zions ...... 67-70-79—216 (t-2nd) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 2nd/14 294-296-295—885 K. Webber...... 72-72-75—219 (t-5th) Northern Colorado Bear Invitational (B)...... 3rd/12 304-298—602 M. Zions ...... 75-68—143 (1st) The Intercollegiate at MacGregor Downs...... 6th/12 295-300-287—882 B. Fiala ...... 73-75-69—217 (t-9th) Big 12 Championships ...... 3rd/12 285-292-296—873 S. Carroll ...... 74-72-72—218 (t-11th) K. Webber...... 71-73-74—218 (t-11th) M. Zions ...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th) Colorado State (dual) ...... …… L 151/2 -201/2 NCAA Central Regional...... t-18th/27 299-301-281—881 M. Call ...... 73-75-70—218 (t-44th)

2000-01 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-11th/22 296-301-296—893 M. Call ...... 71-73-74—218 (t-18th) Inverness Intercollegiate...... 8th/13 300-299-309—908 K. Webber...... 73-75-76—224 (t-13th) Colorado State Ram Intercollegiate...... 1st/15 279-284—563 K. Webber...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) M. Zions ...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) Missouri Purina Classic...... 11th/15 294-297-289—880 B. Portie...... 74-72-72—218 (24th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... 10th/19 292-295-300—887 B. Portie...... 73-70-71—214 (t-4th) The Prestige ...... t-5th/15 294-283-293—870 K. Webber...... 73-71-71—215 (t-8th) Puerto Rico Classic ...... 9th/15 294-298-298—890 M. Call ...... 74-72-70—216 (t-5th) Louisiana Classics...... 5th/15 295-287—582 K. Webber...... 73-69—142 (t-5th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 2nd/14 298-301-305—904 K. Webber...... 74-72-68—214 (2nd) The Intercollegiate 2001 ...... t-7th/12 289-286-298—873 M. Zions ...... 72-67-73—212 (t-4th) Big 12 Championships ...... 4th/12 316-298-291—905 K. Webber...... 80-73-74—227 (t-7th) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 7th/15 283-294-285—862 M. Call ...... 70-71-71—212 (t-9th) NCAA Central Regional...... 17th/27 298-300-300—898 M. Call ...... 76-75-70—221 (t-26th)

2001-02 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 7th/19 289-292-302—883 B. Portie...... 74-72-74—220 (t-20th) M. Zions ...... 71-73-76—220 (t-20th) Washington Husky Invitational...... 8th/10 377-365-387—1129 B. Portie...... 73-69-79—221 (t-11th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... 12th/15 286-285-297—868 M. Zions ...... 69-71-75—215 (t-24th) The Prestige ...... 2nd/20 281-288-280—849 J. Liley...... 69-70-68—207 (3rd) Matlock Collegiate Classic...... 3rd/15 284-296-298—878 K. Webber...... 68-71-73—212 (3rd) Puerto Rico Classic ...... 5th/15 289-295-288—872 J. Liley...... 69-72-71—212 (t-7th) Louisiana Classics...... 6th/15 286-301-292—879 M. Zions ...... 71-73-73—217 (t-8th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 7th/16 298-291-295—884 B.Portie ...... 70-72-66—208 (1st) Ohio State’s Robert Kepler Intercollegiate ...... 2nd/17 295-284—579 K. Webber...... 74-69—143 (t-2nd) Big 12 Championships ...... 8th/12 296-294-296—886 K. Webber...... 75-73-71—219 (17th) Denver (One-man dual challenge)...... …… T 1-1 S. Carroll ...... 78-72—150 …… Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 7th/11 292-295-293—880 B. Portie...... 67-80-71—218 (t-20th) NCAA Central Regional...... 10th/27 294-293-299—886 B. Portie...... 70-72-75—217 (16th) NCAA Championship Finals...... t-14th/30 280-293-296-284—1153 B. Portie...... 66-72-75-73—286 (t-33rd)

2002-03 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 13th/17 303-299-301—903 S. Carroll ...... 74-71-70—215 (t-6th) Kansas State Colbert Intercollegiate ...... t-5th/12 313-310-302—925 J. Hanson...... 78-76-72—226 (7th) Cal Alister MacKenzie Invitational...... 7th/17 278-289-298—865 S. Carroll ...... 68-71-68—207 (t-5th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... t-13th/17 294-291-293—878 E. McGlasson...... 72-71-69—212 (t-14th) The Prestige ...... 15th/18 311-292-301—904 D. O’Neill ...... 71-73-73—217 (t-12th) GCAA Match Play Championships ...... t-11th/16 W 51/2-L 91/2 J. Hanson...... 3-0-0 …… Matlock Collegiate Classic...... 8th/18 290-295-293—878 S. Carroll ...... 72-72-71—215 (t-10th) Puerto Rico Classic ...... 13th/18 310-297-300—907 M. Brenneman...... 75-75-74—224 (t-35th) Louisiana Classics...... t-14th/15 303-295-296—894 B. Moore...... 76-75-70—221 (t-27th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 7th/14 293-299-289—881 E. McGlasson...... 72-74-72—218 (t-14th) Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational ...... t-16th/18 287-293-282—862 E. McGlasson...... 70-72-71—213 (t-36th) Big 12 Championships ...... t-6th/12 312-311-304—927 S. Carroll ...... 76-81-70—227 (t-10th) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 11th/15 291-285-306—882 S. Carroll ...... 70-69-73—212 (t-14th)

50 2003-04 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 14th/19 297-304-298—899 K. Webber...... 71-76-72—219 (t-17th) Pepperdine Club Glove Invitational...... 7th/12 296-304-302—902 K. Webber...... 72-72-75—219 (10th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” ...... 3rd/12 279-284-279—842 E. McGlasson...... 67-72-70—209 (t-10th) The Prestige At PGA West...... t-5th/15 286-293-289—868 K. Webber...... 73-71-68—212 (t-6th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 7th/14 290-278-291—859 K. Coakley ...... 75-68-69—212 (t-18th) John A. Burns Intercollegiate ...... t-9th/20 286-280-288—854 K. Webber...... 70-70-70—210 (t-13th) Louisiana Classics ...... 9th/15 302-292-299—893 K. Webber...... 74-74-69—217 (t-6th) Western Intercollegiate Classic ...... 1st/15 286-276-290—852 K. Webber...... 71-67-68—206 (1st) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... t-4th/14 286-289-294—869 E. McGlasson...... 69-71-74—214 (9th) Purdue Boilermaker Invitational ...... 2nd/18 288-284-285—857 K. Webber...... 71-69-66—206 (1st) Big 12 Conference Championships...... t-5th/12 295-301-297—893 K. Coakley ...... 74-74-74—222 (t-16th) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... t-5th/15 281-278-294—853 K. Webber...... 68-66-71—205 (1st) NCAA Central Regional...... t-18th/27 304-307-322—933 K. Webber...... 72-76-79—227 (t-30th)

2004-05 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Notre Dame Invitational...... 4th/15 298-293-298—889 E. McGlasson...... 72-78-70—220 (t-12th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... t-7th/19 291-292-293—876 E. McGlasson...... 67-76-77—220 (t-24th) Northern Colorado Invitational ...... …… (individuals only) R. Anderson...... 74-74-76—224 (7th) Stanford’s “The Nelson” Invitational...... 8th/16 291-280-282—853 K. Coakley ...... 71-70-70—211 (t-12th) The Prestige at PGA West ...... 13th/16 318-318-307—943 E. McGlasson...... 77-74-72—223 (t-5th) PING-Arizona Intercollegiate ...... 11th/15 312-283-291—886 E. McGlasson...... 79-63-74—216 (t-25th) Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate ...... 16th/21 272-290-278—840 E. McGlasson...... 67-73-69—209 (t-37th) Louisiana Classics ...... 15th/15 307-320—627 E. McGlasson...... 74-81—155 (t-56th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... t-5th/15 293-292-309—894 E. McGlasson...... 70-69-76—215 (t-3rd) Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate ...... 11th/15 292-292—584 E. McGlasson...... 73-73—146 (t-33rd) FOWLER CUP (Alumni Matches) ...... W 9-6 (Match play vs. Alumni) Big 12 Conference Championships ...... 11th/12 311-319-299—929 E. McGlasson...... 76-77-75—228 (t-22nd) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 10th/11 289-284-289—862 J. Grady ...... 71-74-75—220 (t-31st)

2005-06 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 5th/19 288-290-294—872 D. Tolan ...... 71-71-72—214 (t-8th) Pepperdine Club Glove Intercollegiate ...... 3rd/12 301-308-305—914 E. McGlasson...... 76-71-76—223 (t-4th) The Prestige at PGA West ...... 10th/18 290-308-294—892 E. McGlasson...... 67-75-77—219 (t-17th) Tunica National Intercollegiate ...... t-6th/15 306-312-306—924 E. McGlasson...... 72-72-76—220 (1st) Hawai’i-Hilo Invitational...... t-13th/21 283-295-292—870 E. McGlasson...... 66-71-71—208 (t-5th) Houston All-American...... 2nd/13 286-287-293—866 E. McGlasson...... 70-71-74—215 (t-7th) Louisiana Classics...... 10th/15 290-288-299—877 E. McGlasson...... 71-70-73—214 (t-10th) ...... D. Tolan ...... 69-70-75—214 (t-10th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 1st/14 298-298—596 R. Anderson...... 76-72—148 (t-6th) ...... E. McGlasson...... 74-74—148 (t-6th) Courtyard By Marriott Intercollegiate ...... …… …………………… E. McGlasson...... 64-70-76—210 (4th) Texas A&M Invitational ...... 10th/12 311-310-303—924 E. McGlasson...... 75-74-77—226 (t-21st) FOWLER CUP (Alumni Matches) ...... W 8-7 (Match play vs. Alumni) Big 12 Conference Championships ...... t-10th/12 301-289-309—899 E. McGlasson...... 75-69-70—214 (t-4th) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 9th/11 282-268-284—834 P. Grady ...... 65-71-69—205 (t-4th) NCAA Central Regional ...... 21st/27 306-305-300—911 E. McGlasson...... 73-77-70—220 (t-30th)

2006-07 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader Rich Harvest Farms Invitational ...... 4th/12 305-303-306—914 P. Grady ...... 74-77-73—224 (t-3rd) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 8th/21 293-300-295—888 B. Moore...... 72-74-73—219 (t-11th) Windon Memorial Classic...... t-4th/12 297-295-308—900 P. Grady ...... 71-72-77—220 (7th) The Prestige at PGA West ...... 9th/15 297-298-289—884 M. Baird ...... 73-72-72—217 (t-20th) Pepperdine Club Glove Intercollegiate ...... 7th/12 316-308-299—923 M. Baird ...... 80-71-77—228 (t-13th) Hawai’i-Hilo Invitational...... 12th/18 279-278-287—844 M. Baird ...... 68-68-69—205 (t-18th) Houston All-American...... 6th/12 303-299-285—887 B. Moore...... 77-72-70—219 (t-11th) Louisiana Classics ...... 5th/15 293-282-290—865 M. Baird ...... 74-66-72—212 (t-8th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 2nd/15 291-294-313—898 D. Tolan ...... 74-70-76—220 (6th) Wichita State Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic ...... 8th/16 293-306-307—906 P. Grady ...... 70-75-78—223 (t-10th) Big 12 Conference Championships...... 11th/12 313-304-305—922 M. Baird ...... 77-73-70—220 (8th) Perry Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 8th/10 292-282-285—859 Moore...... 74-66-71—211 (t-22nd) Symons ...... 72-70-69—211 (t-22nd) NCAA Central Regional...... 20th/27 315-310-315—940 P. Grady ...... 76-77-77—230 (t-44th)

51 2007-08 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader St. Mary’s Invitational ...... 11th/18 300-298-301—899 M. Baird ...... 74-74-73—221 (t-15th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 3rd/17 290-289-292—871 D. Tolan ...... 68-74-73—215 (t-7th) FOWLER CUP ...... W 8½-3½ (Match play vs. Alumni) The Prestige at PGA West ...... 9th/16 291-295-295—881 M. Baird ...... 69-72-76—217 (t-15th) L. Symons...... 70-75-72—217 (t-15th) Pepperdine Club Glove Intercollegiate ...... 8th/12 324-317-306—947 M. Baird ...... 79-80-77—236 (t-23rd) Michigan Wolverine Invitational ...... 4th/ 9 303-285-307—895 M. Baird ...... 73-70-77—220 (t-7th) Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate ...... 11th/18 284-274-287—845 M. Baird ...... 69-66-71—206 (t-13th) Louisiana Classics ...... 1st/14 299-284-279—862 J. Grady ...... 75-71-69—215 (t-3rd) Western Intercollegiate ...... 7th/16 294-292-312—898 D. Tolan ...... 75-67-78—220 (t-6th) Colorado Mines Spring Invitational ...... …..… …………………… R. Andrews ...... 77-70—147 (4th) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 3rd/14 303-286-297—886 L. Symons...... 80-70-70—220 (t-10th) Robert Kepler Intercollegiate ...... 1st/14 299-307-294—900 L. Symons...... 72-78-72—222 (t-2nd) Big 12 Conference Championships...... 10th/12 311-303-296-298—1208 L. Symons...... 76-73-77-74—300 (t-28th) The Maxwell Intercollegiate ...... 8th/10 292-288-285—865 M. Baird ...... 72-68-74—214 (t-13th) NCAA Central Regional...... 18th/27 301-303-308—912 D. Tolan ...... 73-72-73—218 (7th) NCAA Championship Finals...... …..… …………………… D. Tolan ...... 74-77-84—235 (t-119th)

2008-09 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader USF Olympic Club Intercollegiate ...... 2nd/14 294-289-286—869 D. Tolan ...... 74-69-70—213 (t-1st) Denver-Ron Moore Invitational ...... 1st/17 276-274-275—825 P. Grady ...... 67-69-68—204 (1st) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 4th/16 289-289-290—868 D. Tolan ...... 71-68-72—211 (t-1st) Windon Memorial Intercollegiate...... 11th/15 298-289-301—888 D. Tolan ...... 73-67-75—215 (t-13th) The Prestige at PGA West ...... 11th/16 306-303-296—905 D. Tolan ...... 74-74-72—220 (t-11th) Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate ...... 9th/18 298-294-283—875 P. Grady ...... 69-69-71—209 (t-2nd) Hawai’i-Hilo Intercollegiate ...... 6th/17 295-289-290—874 P. Grady ...... 73-69-70—212 (t-3rd) Louisiana Classics ...... t-6th/15 285-302-286—873 P. Grady ...... 70-75-66—211 (t-3rd) Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 4th/13 298-297-291—886 P. Grady ...... 76-70-74—220 (t-3rd) Western Intercollegiate...... t-2nd/18 283-302-288—873 D. Tolan ...... 69-77-67—213 (t-2nd) CU-STEVINSON RANCH INVITATIONAL ...... 2nd/15 292-287-299—878 P. Grady ...... 69-68-71—208 (1st) UCCS Spring Invitational ...... …..… …………………… S. Heisele ...... 74-73—147 (3rd) Big 12 Conference Championships ...... 2nd/12 298-283-290-292—1163 P. Grady ...... 71-71-70-75—287 (6th) FOWLER CUP ...... L 7½-10½ (Match Play vs. Alumni) NCAA West Regional ...... 9th/13 291-294-279—864 L. Symons...... 70-75-68—213 (t-18th)

2008 Kepler Intercolligiate Champions

52 2009-10 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader COLORADO STATE (State of Colorado Cup)...... L 4-6 New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 12th/17 301-290-300—891 S. Heisele ...... 74-69-77—220 (t-24th) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 9th/18 282-288-301—871 K. Kring ...... 64-74-77—215 (t-13th) Colorado State Individual...... ……… J. Burstyn ...... 71-78—149 (t-4th) Notre Dame Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic ...... 11th/15 304-302-289—895 J. Bardgett ...... 73-69-74—216 (t-5th) Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 3rd/15 280-275—555 S. Heisele ...... 70-66—136 (t-6th) Colorado Mines/Regis Fall Invitational...... ……… J. Burstyn ...... 76-75—151 (t-21st) UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle ...... 11th/14 368-354-382—1104 J. Bardgett ...... 68-67-78—213 (t-15th) Hawai’i-Hilo Amer Ari Invitational ...... 15th/22 304-306-293—903 K. Kring ...... 71-79-72—222 (t-40th) Battle At The Beach ...... 12th/14 369-365-363—1097 K. Kring ...... 74-71-71—216 (t-31st) Louisiana Classics...... 13th/15 293-295-309—897 J. Bardgett ...... 70-73-77—220 (t-21st) Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 6th/13 362-371-375—1108 J. Bardgett ...... 71-76-72—219 (t-16th) Barona Collegiate Cup...... 6th/16 361-387-364—1112 J. Bardgett ...... 71-80-69—220 (t-22nd) S. Heisele ...... 70-75-75—220 (t-22nd) Wyoming Cowboy Classic...... t-4th/24 279-295-282—856 S. Heisele ...... 68-73-70—211 (t-4th) Texas A& M Aggie Invitational...... 11th/12 376-368-366—1110 J. Bardgett ...... 76-73-69—218 (t-29th) Big 12 Conference Championships...... 9th/12 289-295-304-300—1188 S. Heisele ...... 73-73-73-74—293 (t-19th) NCAA Southwest Regional ...... ……… J. Bardgett ...... 76-76-76—228 (t-49th)

2010-11 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader COLORADO STATE (State of Colorado Cup)...... L 4½-5½ Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... 9th/17 297-291-298—886 D. Fribbs ...... 75-71-75—221 (t-25th) CU-MARK SIMPSON INVITATIONAL...... 7th/14 294-294-286—874 L. Symons...... 70-72-72—214 (t-7th) New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 9th/15 305-291-307—903 D. Fribbs ...... 76-71-76—223 (t-21st) Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 15th/16 283-291-286—860 K. Kring ...... 67-73-70—210 (t-29th) Hawai’i-Hilo Amer Ari Invitational ...... 15th/20 285-291-295—871 D. Fribbs ...... 72-74-70—216 (t-41st) Battle At The Beach ...... 13th/13 373-385-380—1138 J. Burstyn ...... 69-74-75—218 (t-29th) Front Range Individual ...... ……… D. Fribbs ...... 68-72—140 (1st) Bandon Dunes Invitational...... 5th/16 287-301-305—893 S. Heisele ...... 68-77-74—219 (t-6th) Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 11th/15 298-297-300—895 L. Symons...... 71-72-75—218 (t-23rd) Barona Collegiate Cup...... t-7th/16 370-384-373—1127 L. Symons...... 70-75-74—219 (t-11th) Wyoming Cowboy Classic...... t-5th/20 290-278-286—854 S. Heisele ...... 68-69-73—210 (t-12th) Western Intercollegiate...... 14th/15 382-372-383—1137 J. Burstyn ...... 72-71-78—221 (t-39th) S. Heisele ...... 74-73-74—221 (t-39th) Big 12 Conference Championships...... 10th/12 291-307-293-317—1208 L. Symons...... 76-75-68-80—299 (30th)

2011-12 Tournament Finish Score CU Leader CU-MARK SIMPSON INVITATIONAL...... 1st/15 282-278-280—840 B. Schoolcraft ...... 66-66-73—205 (t-1st) Air Force Falcon Invitational ...... t-1st/18 276-283-285—844 K. Kring ...... 68-70-72—210 (t-3rd) COLORADO STATE (State of Colorado Cup)...... L 4-6 New Mexico Tucker Invitational ...... 9th/16 301-303-298—902 S. Heisele ...... 73-74-76—223 (t-24th) K. Kring ...... 76-75-72—223 (t-24th) Alister Mackenzie Invitational ...... 13th/16 277-283-296—856 K. Kring ...... 73-70-72—215 (t-44th) Hawai’i-Hilo Amer Ari Invitational ...... t-18th/20 291-295-298—884 D. Fribbs ...... 71-71-71—213 (t-23rd) Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate ...... t-13th/24 299-297-291—887 D. Fribbs ...... 73-77-71—221 (t-49th) Bandon Dunes Championship...... 6th/15 296-291-295—882 K. Kring ...... 73-75-70—218 (t-10th) Oregon Duck Invitational ...... 7th/14 298-296-295—889 K. Kring ...... 72-72-73—217 (14th) Stanford U.S. Intercollegiate ...... t-9th/16 292-300-293—885 K. Kring ...... 72-73-71—216 (t-19th) Wyoming Cowboy Classic...... 2nd/23 270-282-276—828 B. Schoolcraft ...... 64-67-70—201 (t-3rd) Pac-12 Conference Championships...... 8th/12 368-369-367-367—1471 J. Burstyn ...... 77-72-71-72—292 (26th) NCAA Bowling Green Regional ...... ……… D. Fribbs ...... 75-79-81—235 (t-64th)

53 All-Time Major Tournament History

(Since 1947-48, when CU joined the Big Seven Conference. Varsity only, no “B” team or JV results listed; team scores are low four or five golfers, unless listed in round-by-round cumulative form, i.e., 380/764/—1134; *—denotes won in a playoff; B—denotes Colorado B (or JV) team participated; Tournament name is most recent, i.e., Stanford’s The Nelson at one time was called the Stanford Fall Invitational and the Stanford Shootout.)

tAdams Cup of Newport (Kingston, R.I.) Augusta-Forest Hills Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1995-96 6th/15 310-302-307—919 K. Ekjord ...... 77-73-75—225 (t-7th) 1988-89 t-4th/15 305-206-299—910 J. Lindberg ...... 72-72-71—215 (5th) 1996-97 4th/15 300-303-303—906 T. Stacy...... 77-75-73—225 (t-6th) 1989-90 7th/14 293-297-298—888 M. Glaesel...... 72-71-71—214 (t-2nd) 1997-98 10th/16 289-296-315—900 B. Fiala ...... 70-71-82—223 (t-22nd) 1990-91 t-15th/17 303-309-303—915 D. Fennie...... 76-75-75—226 (t-32nd) Air Force Falcon Invitational (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Bandon Dunes Championship (Bandon, Ore.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1969-70 ? NA J. English ...... (1st) 2010-11 5th/16 287-301-305—860 S. Heisele ...... 68-77-74—219 (t-6th) 1970-71 ? NA M. Hendrickson ..... (1st) 2011-12 6th/15 296-291-295—882 K. Kring ...... 73-75-70—218 (t-10th) 1971-72 7th/19 315/662/—994 B. Stirling...... 76-86-78—240 (t-11th) 2012-13 1st/17 291-286-285—862 J. Burstyn ...... 72-71-71—214 (t-3rd) 1974-75 6th/15 302/616/—951 J. McDermott ...... 78-76-76—230 (t-7th) M. Mulhern...... 76-77-77—230 (t-7th) Barona Collegiate Cup (San Diego, Calif.) 1976-77 2nd/23 286-302-315—903 T. Woodard ...... 74-72-77—223 (9th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1977-78 4th/24 308/611/—931 M. Crabtree...... 75-74-78—227 (t-3rd) 2009-10 6th/16 361-387-364—1112 J. Bardgett ...... 71-80-69—220 (t-22nd) 1978-79 5th/29 300-299-317—916 R. Cramer ...... 74-72-71—217 (3rd) S. Heisele ...... 70-75-75—220 (t-22nd) 1979-80 1st/28 285-291-301—877 S. Jones ...... 71-70-70—211 (2nd) 2010-11 t-7th/16 370-384-373—1127 L. Symons ...... 70-75-74—219 (t-11th) 1980-81 2nd/32 296-299-315—910 S. Jones ...... 74-74-77—225 (t-4th) 1981-82 6th/32 298-308-318—924 S. Ivan ...... 71-76-79—226 (t-10th) Battle At The Beach (Newport Beach, Calif.) 1982-83 t-4th/28 299-301-303—903 T. Smith ...... 73-76-77—226 (t-14th) Season Finish Score CU Leader T. Wood...... 75-75-76—226 (t-14th) 2009-10 12th/14 369-365-363—1097 K. Kring ...... 74-71-71—216 (t-31st) 1983-84 3rd/24 307-292-308—907 T. Smith ...... 75-71-78—224 (t-6th) 2010-11 13th/13 373-385-380—1138 J. Burstyn ...... 69-74-75—218 (t-29th) 1984-85 5th/26 310-307-308—925 M. Potter...... 72-74-74—220 (1st) 1985-86 4th/18 414-381-365—1160 B. Riddle ...... 82-74-72—228 (t-9th) Bee Hive Collegiate (Logan, Utah) 1986-87 4th/14 380-389-386—1155 G. Bloomer ...... 76-74-79—229 (t-12th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1987-88 2nd/21 365-366-390—1121 J. Lindberg ...... 69-68-75—212 (1st) 1970-71 5th/ 7 308/—604 J. Beabout...... 74-72—146 (t-17th) 1988-89 t-5th/18 302-316-304—922 M. Glaesel...... 70-76-76—222 (1st) 1989-90 4th/22 304-304-287—895 J. Nyuli ...... 71-75-72—218 (t-2nd) Big 7 Championships (assorted sites) 1990-91 3rd/18 313-304—617 J. Nyuli ...... 74-71—145 (1st) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1991-92 1st/21 302-300-295—897 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-72—220 (2nd) 1947-48 3rd/ 7 603 L. Fowler ...... 147 (t-4th) 1992-93 1st/24 298-293-292—883 J. Kaye...... 70-71-74—215 (t-1st) 1948-49 7th/ 7 315/—643 B. Detweiler...... 75-79—154 (t-5th) 1993-94 1st/24 295-297-297—889 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-74-71—219 (3rd) 1949-50 5th/ 7 315/—629 B. Forbes ...... 77-76—153 (13th) 1994-95 (B) 22nd/24 326-314-319—959 J. Douma...... 80-76-79—235 (t-72nd) 1950-51 5th/ 7 320/642/—966 M. Backlund ...... 79-77-79—235 (9th) 1995-96 10th/24 302-300-290—892 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-69—217 (t-4th) 1951-52 6th/ 7 324/651/—997 D. Billehus...... 79-75-87—241 (11th) 1997-98 t-10th/24 293-303-296—892 B. Tompkins...... 72-74-73—219 (t-16th) 1952-53 2nd/ 7 315/640/—949 M. Backlund ...... 78-75-74—227 (3rd) 1998-99 t-7th/23 297-292-291—880 K. Ekjord ...... 72-71-72—215 (t-9th) 1953-54 1st/ 7 293/585/—890 K. Alexander...... 72-69-75—216 (1st) 2009-10 9th/18 282-288-301—871 K. Kring ...... 64-74-77—215 (t-13th) 1954-55 t-1st/ 7 303/609/—916 D. Kintzele ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-3rd) 2010-11 9th/18 282-288-301—871 K. Kring ...... 64-74-77—215 (t-13th) 1955-56 4th/ 7 322/633/—934 K. Alexander...... 80-74-70—224 (t-8th) 2011-12 t-1st/18 276-283-285—844 K. Kring ...... 68-70-72—210 (t-3rd) D. Douglass...... 77-77-70—224 (t-8th) 2012-13 1st/15 281-286-285—852 J. Burstyn ...... 68-71-68—207 (1st) 1956-57 4th/ 7 329/650/—970 F. Bocovich...... 78-75-78—231 (t-3rd) (formerly known prior to 1977 as the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate) Big 8 Championships (assorted sites) Andy Bean Intercollegiate (Miami, Fla.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1957-58 3rd/ 8 315/626/—924 D. Douglass...... 73-77-75—225 (7th) 1984-85 23rd/25 314-315-315—944 T. Smith ...... 74-79-80—233 (t-69th) 1958-59 5th/ 8 306/625/—947 D. Douglass...... 74-77-74—225 (5th) 1959-60 4th/ 8 312/619/—944 J. Hendricks ...... 79-75-78—232 (t-12th) Arizona State Sun Devil-Thunderbird 1960-61 2nd/ 8 290/588/—892 G. Polumbus...... 70-74-74—28 (t-7th) Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 1961-62 6th/ 8 305/608/—902 B. Stapp ...... 75-76-72—223 (t-16th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1962-63 3rd/ 8 292-295-290—877 R. Pierson...... 75-70-74—219 (t-10th) 1972-73 14th/14 394/786/—1177 G. Kelley ...... 73-74-72—219 (t-7th) 1963-64 3rd/ 8 292-298-300—890 J. Hamer ...... 73-71-71—215 (t-5th) 1973-74 10th/13 384/762/—1156 B. Stirling...... 72-77-74—223 (t-26th) 1964-65 5th/ 8 322-316-312—950 H. Irwin ...... 81-76-76—233 (9th) 1974-75 16th/18 374/766/—1155 M. Crabtree...... 72-77-79—228 (t-56th) 1965-66 2nd/ 8 291-285-288—864 H. Irwin ...... 71-69-68—208 (1st) M. Hendricks...... 72-79-77—228 (t-56th) 1966-67 3rd/ 8 313-306—619 H. Irwin ...... 71-75—146 (t-1st) 1976-77 12th/17 386/756/—1134 K. Spencer...... 77-74-73—227 (t-39th) 1967-68 1st/ 8 280-289-288—857 B. Musselman...... 67-71-74—212 (2nd) 1977-78 14th/15 369/740/—1116 S. Jones ...... 72-73-71—216 (t-20th) 1968-69 5th/ 8 291-289-320—900 J. English ...... 70-69-79—218 (7th) 1979-80 7th/17 361/719—1108 S. Jones ...... 73-65-76—214 (t-7th) 1969-70 6th/ 8 315-304-316—935 J. English ...... 76-76-77—229 (12th) 1980-81 6th/15 365-375-383—1123 S. Jones ...... 74-71-72—217 (1st) 1970-71 5th/ 8 314-303-311—928 B. Stirling...... 80-74-78—232 (t-17th) 1981-82 15th/16 383-373-379—1135 S. Ivan ...... 71-76-70—217 (t-10th) 1971-72 3rd/ 8 288-310-302—900 D. Driver ...... 70-73-73—216 (t-3rd) 1987-88 t-14th/16 379-390—769 G. Bloomer ...... 74-75—149 (t-22nd) 1972-73 6th/ 8 299-299-301—899 L. Hansen...... 76-71-75—222 (t-14th) 1989-90 14th/14 314-294-305—913 M. Glaesel...... 75-71-70—216 (t-11th) 1973-74 7th/ 8 319-310-309—938 B. Stirling...... 79-78-75—232 (t-23rd) 1993-94 13th/14 293-293-302—888 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-72-73—219 (t-24th) 1974-75 3rd/ 8 303-309-302—914 M. Hendricks...... 74-75-73—222 (4th) 1995-96 8th/13 298-289-303—890 K. Ekjord ...... 71-70-74—215 (t-2nd) 1975-76 2nd/ 7 297-306-320—923 T. Woodard ...... 73-75-79—227 (t-5th) 2002-03 t-16th/18 287-293-282—862 E. McGlasson...... 70-72-71—213 (t-36th) 1976-77 3rd/ 8 311-314-313—938 T. Woodard ...... 76-75-78—229 (t-6th) 1977-78 3rd/ 8 307-297-312—916 S. Jones ...... 71-74-70—215 (3rd)

54 1978-79 2nd/ 8 306-304-305—915 R. Cramer ...... 71-76-75—222 (2nd) 1980-81 2nd/ 8 353-360-352—1065 S. Jones ...... 68-72-69—209 (1st) 1979-80 t-2nd/ 8 296-296-299—891 S. Jones ...... 70-75-76—221 (t-7th) 1981-82 4th/ 6 360-381-358—1099 R. Cramer ...... 69-72-73—214 (t-5th) 1980-81 2nd/ 8 293-279-292—864 T. Kahl ...... 72-68-71—211 (1st) 1983-84 5th/ 9 380-390-373—1143 T. Smith ...... 75-73-77—225 (t-19th) 1981-82 4th/ 8 304-298-307—909 R. Cramer ...... 73-75-77—225 (t-7th) 1984-85 4th/11 378-363-363—1104 M. Potter...... 73-70-70—213 (t-6th) M. Hogberg...... 77-71-77—225 (t-7th) 1985-86 8th/12 379-366-384—1129 M. Potter...... 74-73-72—219 (t-12th) 1982-83 6th/ 8 305-319-309—933 M. Hogberg...... 73-78-71—222 (4th) 1986-87 3rd/14 359-362-359—1080 J. Lindberg ...... 66-69-71—206 (2nd) 1983-84 4th/ 8 312-316-306—934 M. Brethower ...... 77-76-75—228 (7th) 1988-89 4th/13 366-365-366—1097 J. Lindberg ...... 66-71-67—204 (1st) 1984-85 6th/ 8 304-305-308—917 T. Smith ...... 74-74-76—224 (12th) 1985-86 4th/ 8 310-299-316—925 K. Bolles...... 74-71-76—221 (t-7th) Cal-Irvine Anteater Invitational (Irvine, Calif.) 1986-87 7th/ 8 307-303-307—917 M. Potter...... 73-74-71—218 (t-12th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1987-88 t-5th/ 8 307-305-314—926 M. Glaesel...... 76-75-78—229 (14th) 1998-99 t-3rd/18 304-304-297—905 M. Call ...... 73-73-74—220 (t-2nd) 1988-89 5th/ 8 315-317-306—938 J. Lindberg ...... 77-75-70—222 (7th) 2012-13 4th/11 305-309-292—906 P. Juel-Berg ...... 72-78-73—223 (t-10th) 1989-90 3rd/ 8 304-292-291—887 M. Glaesel...... 74-74-70—218 (t-5th) 1990-91 7th/ 8 339-327-304—970 D. Fennie...... 84-81-76—241 (t-18th) California Alister MacKenzie Invitational 1991-92 5th/ 8 305-300-310—915 B. Kalinowski ...... 79-69-78—226 (15th) (Berkeley, Calif.) 1992-93 3rd/ 8 299-295-304—898 B. Kalinowski ...... 71-71-72—214 (1st) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1993-94 4th/ 8 297-311-298—906 B. Kalinowski ...... 69-76-72—217 (1st) 2002-03 7th/17 278-289-298—865 S. Carroll ...... 68-71-68—207 (t-5th) 1994-95 6th/ 8 306-296-302—904 K. Ekjord ...... 75-75-73—223 (t-11th) 2009-10 3rd/15 280-275—555 S. Heisele ...... 70-66—136 (t-6th) 1995-96 7th/ 8 321-316-303—940 J. Douma...... 78-80-75—233 (t-20th) 2010-11 15th/16 283-291-286—860 K. Kring ...... 67-73-70—210 (t-29th) 2011-12 13th/16 277-283-296—856 K. Kring ...... 73-70-72—215 (t-44th) Big 12 Championships (assorted sites) 2012-13 12th/16 279-285-295—859 D. Oraee ...... 67-69-78—214 (t-26th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1996-97 11th/12 315-316-315—946 J. Douma ...... 81-76-71—228 (t-16th) Colorado-Fox Acres Invitational (Red Feather Lakes, Colo.) 1997-98 3rd/12 317-307-294—918 B. Portie ...... 77-77-73—227 (t-8th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1998-99 5th/12 288-297-288—873 M. Call...... 75-72-66—213 (t-4th) 1989-90 1st/ 9 287-295-294—876 M. Glaesel...... 72-73-70—215 (2nd) 1999-00 3rd/12 285-292-296—873 S. Carroll...... 74-72-72—218 (t-11th) 1990-91 6th/12 298-283-298—879 C. Brown ...... 73-68-71—212 (t-4th) K. Webber ...... 71-73-74—218 (t-11th) 1991-92 t-4th/12 297-282-299—878 J. Kaye...... 71-68-70—209 (t-3rd) M. Zions ...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th) 1992-93 5th/12 291-288-295—874 S. Petersen ...... 70-71-71—212 (2nd) 2000-01 4th/12 316-298-291—905 K. Webber ...... 80-73-74—227 (t-7th) 1993-94 6th/12 300-294-279—873 J. Segelke...... 76-68-68—212 (t-6th) 2001-02 8th/12 296-294-296—886 K. Webber ...... 75-73-71—219 (17th) 2002-03 t-6th/12 312-311-304—927 S. Carroll ...... 76-81-70—227 (t-10th) Colorado-Mark Simpson Invitational (Erie, Colo.) 2003-04 t-5th/12 295-301-297—893 K. Coakley...... 74-74-74—222 (t-16th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2004-05 11th/12 311-319-299—929 E. McGlasson ...... 76-77-75—228 (t-22nd) 2010-11 7th/14 294-294-286—874 L. Symons ...... 70-72-72—214 (t-7th) 2005-06 t-10th/12 301-289-309—899 E. McGlasson ...... 75-69-70—214 (t-4th) 2011-12 1st/15 282-278-280—840 B. Schoolcraft ...... 66-66-73—205 (t-1st) 2006-07 11th/12 313-304-305—922 M. Baird...... 77-73-70—220 (8th) 2012-13 2nd/14 290-280-275—845 D. Fribbs ...... 70-70-67—207 (3rd) 2007-08 10th/12 311-303-296-298—1208 L. Symons ...... 76-73-77-74—300 (t-28th) 2008-09 2nd/12 298-283-290-292—1163 P. Grady ...... 71-71-70-75—287 (6th) Colorado-Stevinson Ranch Invitational (Stevinson, Calif.) 2009-10 9th/12 289-295-304-300—1188 S. Heisele...... 73-73-73-74—293 (t-19th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2010-11 10th/12 291-307-293-317—1208 L. Symons ...... 76-75-68-80—299 (30th) 1998-99 7th/18 305-295-304—904 K. Ekjord ...... 74-71-77—222 (t-19th) 1999-00 2nd/14 294-296-295—885 K. Webber...... 72-72-75—219 (t-5th) Bluebonnet Bowl Invitational 2000-01 2nd/14 298-301-305—904 K. Webber...... 74-72-68—214 (2nd) (Houston, Texas; 2-man best-ball) 2001-02 7th/16 298-291-295—884 B. Portie...... 70-72-66—208 (1st) Season Finish CU Participants Score 2002-03 7th/14 293-299-289—881 E. McGlasson...... 72-74-72—218 (t-14th) 1978-79 t-10th/24 Steve Jones, Tom Lee ...... 71-68—139 2003-04 t-4th/14 286-289-294—869 E. McGlasson...... 69-71-74—214 (9th) 1979-80 7th/18 Rick Cramer, Steve Jones...... 70-69-73—212 2004-05 t-5th/14 293-292-309—894 E. McGlasson...... 70-69-76—215 (t-3rd) 1980-81 1st/19 Steve Jones, Terry Kahl...... 67-67-71—205 2005-06 1st/14 298-298—596 R. Anderson...... 76-72—148 (t-6th) 1981-82 t-9th/23 Rick Cramer, Todd Wood ...... 71-73-70—214 E. McGlasson...... 74-74—148 (t-6th) 1982-83 t-9th/22 Steve Ivan, Tim Smith ...... 70-72-71—213 2006-07 2nd/15 291-294-313—898 D. Tolan ...... 74-70-76—220 (6th) 1983-84 t-7th/26 Mike Hogberg, Steve Ivan...... 73-67-68—208 2007-08 3rd/14 303-286-297—886 L. Symons ...... 80-70-70—220 (t-10th) 1984-85 17th/26 Matt Potter, Tim Smith ...... (?) 2008-09 2nd/15 292-287-299—878 P. Grady ...... 69-68-71—208 (1st) Border Olympics (Laredo, Texas) Colorado State Invitational (Fort Collins, Colo.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1986-87 15th/15 959 B. Riddle ...... 77-78-80—235 (t-55th) 1992-93 (B) 5th/12 295-306-304—905 M. Troyer...... 74-74-73—221 (7th) 1993-94 (B) 3rd/12 303-294—597 B. Neher...... 78-71—149 (t-9th) Buzzini-Stanislaus Invitational (Turlock, Calif.) 1998-99 7th/14 284-278-291—853 K. Ekjord ...... 70-65-76—211 (t-11th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1999-00 1st/15 286-275—561 T. Forsgren...... 72-66—138 (1st) 1996-97 3rd/20 308-304-292—904 S. Irwin...... 74-76-74—224 (t-3rd) 2000-01 1st/15 279-284—563 K. Webber...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) BYU Cougar Classic (Provo, Utah) Denver-Ron Moore Invitational (Denver, Colo.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1967-68 4th/ 9 290/581/—861 C. Scena ...... 74-68-67—209 (3rd) 2008-09 1st/17 276-274-275—825 P. Grady ...... 67-69-68—204 (1st) 1968-69 5th/ 9 ?/601/—897 B. Musselman...... 71-75-71—217 (t-5th) M. Zions...... 68-71—139 (t-3rd) 1970-71 4th/ 7 305/610/—918 B. Stirling...... 75-76-74—225 (?) 1971-72 6th/ 7 305/597/—901 M. Mulhern...... 75-73-75—223 (t-23rd) Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate (Pottsboro, Texas) 1972-73 7th/ 8 292/593/—894 B. Stirling...... 71-76-71—218 (t-24th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1973-74 6th/ 7 ?/?/—908 M. Mulhern...... ?-?-81—224 (?) 1997-98 9th/18 313-298-300—911 B. Portie...... 76-74-74—224 (t-17th) 1975-76 7th/ 7 310/619/—934 T. Woodard ...... 75-75-75—225 (t-22nd) 1976-77 4th/ 6 292/585/—874 T. Kahl ...... 69-72-73—214 (t-5th) Firestone Invitational (Akron, Ohio) 1977-78 2nd/ 8 291/596/—892 M. Crabtree...... 67-77-71—215 (t-2nd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1979-80 2nd/ 6 361-363-375—1099 R. Cramer ...... 76-68-72—216 (9th) 1986-87 3rd/14 292-301-318—911 J. Lindberg ...... 69-71-75—215 (t-2nd)

55 Frank Scott Invitational (Murrieta, Calif.) Illinois Ram Intercollegiate (Lemont, Ill.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1988-89 2nd/18 292-299-298—889 M. Glaesel...... 72-72-71—215 (1st) 1990-91 10th/18 305-323-316—944 D.J. Morris...... 75-78-75—228 (t-6th) Fresno State Classic (Fresno, Calif.) Inverness Intercollegiate (Toledo, Ohio) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1982-83 26th/31 310-306—616 D. Bakke ...... 79-74—153 (t-79th) 2000-01 8th/13 300-299-309—908 K. Webber...... 73-75-76—224 (t-13th) M. Hogberg...... 78-75—153 (t-79th) 1987-88 18th/28 373-380-382—1135 G. Bloomer ...... 79-75-72—226 (t-79th) John Burns Intercollegiate (Honolulu, Hawai’i) J. Lindberg ...... 75-78-73—226 (t-79th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1991-92 3rd/17 370-351-356—1077 S. Petersen ...... 76-67-69—212 (5th) 1992-93 6th/20 289-286-283—858 S. Petersen ...... 71-66-68—205 (1st) 1992-93 8th/18 298-303-291—892 S. Petersen ...... 72-73-68—213 (1st) 1995-96 t-13th/20 314-307-297—918 K. Ekjord ...... 77-79-72—228 (t-28th) 1994-95 17th/19 302-310-311—923 K. Ekjord ...... 73-74-74—221 (t-11th) 1996-97 12th/25 301-299-289—889 J. Douma...... 72-76-66—214 (t-11th) 1997-98 12th/21 296-291-281—868 B. Portie...... 74-69-71—214 (t-23rd) Galveston Island Intercollegiate (Galveston, Texas) N. Rainey ...... 72-72-70—214 (t-23rd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2003-04 t-9th/20 286-280-288—854 K. Webber...... 70-70-70—210 (t-13th) 1972-73 4th/12 312-300-288-306—1206 G. Kelley ...... 71-73-71-74—289 (1st) Kansas Fall Invitational (Lawrence, Kan.) GCAA Collegiate Match Play Championships Season Finish Score CU Leader (North Myrtle Beach, S.C.) 1983-84 2nd/ 9 303-301-308—912 M. Hogberg...... 72-77-75—224 (t-5th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1984-85 6th/ 8 306-311-315—932 K. Bolles...... 78-75-78—231 (t-17th) 2002-03 t-11th/16 W 51/2-L 91/2 J. Hanson .... 3-0-0 T. Smith ...... 80-76-75—231 (t-17th) 1985-86 2nd/ 9 305-306-309—920 B. Riddle ...... 72-74-78—224 (t-4th) Hawai’i-Hilo Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa, Hawai’i) 1986-87 4th/ 8 303-299-304—906 M. Potter...... 74-73-78—225 (t-6th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1994-95 t-16th/26 301-296-302—899 J. Segelke...... 71-72-75—218 (t-24th) Kansas State Colbert Intercollegiate (Manhattan, Kan.) 2004-05 16th/21 272-290-278—840 E. McGlasson...... 67-73-69—209 (t-37th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2005-06 t-13th/21 283-295-292—870 E. McGlasson...... 66-71-71—208 (t-5th) 2002-03 t-5th/12 313-310-302—925 J. Hanson...... 78-76-72—226 (7th) 2006-07 12th/18 279-278-287—844 M. Baird ...... 68-68-69—205 (t-18th) 2007-08 11th/18 284-274-287—845 M. Baird ...... 69-66-71—206 (t-13th) Louisiana Classics (Lafayette, La.) 2008-09 6th/17 295-289-290—874 P. Grady ...... 73-69-70—212 (t-3rd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2009-10 15th/22 304-306-293—903 K. Kring ...... 71-79-72—222 (t-40th) 1990-91 t-11th/15 305-304-306—915 D.J. Morris...... 75-75-71—221 (t-14th) 2010-11 15th/20 285-291-295—871 D. Fribbs ...... 72-74-70—216 (t-41st) 1991-92 7th/12 304-300-307—911 J. Kaye...... 73-74-77—224 (t-10th) 2011-12 t-18th/20 291-295-298—884 D. Fribbs ...... 71-71-71—213 (t-23rd) 1992-93 6th/12 304-306-298—908 S. Petersen ...... 75-73-75—223 (t-11th) 2012-13 17th/20 295-289-305—889 J. Burstyn ...... 73-67-78—218 (t-49th) 1993-94 10th/12 308-309-306—923 J. Zerwin...... 75-78-74—227 (t-25th) (Previously known as the Taylor Made Big Island Invitational) 1994-95 9th/12 301-313—614 S. Irwin...... 73-78—151 (t-20th) 1995-96 14th/15 302-315-310—927 K. Ekjord ...... 70-75-76—221 (t-11th) Houston All-American (Houston, Texas) 1996-97 14th/15 308-301-303—912 K. Ekjord ...... 76-75-74—225 (t-29th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1997-98 9th/15 308-303-307—918 B. Portie...... 75-73-78—226 (t-14th) 1955-56 ? NA K. Alexander...... 300 (t-12th) 1998-99 9th/15 302-299-292—893 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-68—216 (t-7th) 1964-65 13th/16 323/661/?—NA H. Irwin ...... 71-75-?-?—295 (t-2nd) 1999-00 5th/15 284-301-299—884 M. Zions ...... 67-70-79—216 (t-2nd) 1966-67 10th/16 311/612/936/—1253 H. Irwin ...... 70-75-73-72—290 (3rd) 2000-01 5th/15 295-287—582 K. Webber...... 73-69—142 (t-5th) 1968-69 18th/20 323/641/952/—1260 B. Musselman...... 83-76-75-77—311 (t-55th) 2001-02 6th/15 286-301-292—879 M. Zions...... 71-73-73—217 (t-8th) S. Parr...... 74-83-78-76—311 (t-55th) 2002-03 t-14th/15 303-295-296—894 B. Moore...... 76-75-70—221 (t-27th) 1970-71 23rd/25 ?/?/?/—1279 D. Driver ...... 77-78-77-83—315 (t-76th) 2003-04 9th/15 302-292-299—893 K. Webber...... 74-74-69—217 (t-6th) J. Hawkins ...... 78-77-81-79—315 (t-76th) 2004-05 15th/15 307-320—627 E. McGlasson...... 74-81—155 (t-56th) 1971-72 23rd/24 320/640/973/—1292 D. Driver ...... 80-74-83-78—315 (t-94th) 2005-06 10th/15 290-288-299—877 E. McGlasson...... 71-70-73—214 (t-10th) 1974-75 24th/24 329/640/959/—1301 M. Mulhern...... 78-79-82-83—322 (t-105th) D. Tolan ...... 69-70-75—214 (t-17th) 1975-76 23rd/25 308/619/927/—1256 K. Spencer...... 79-72-74-81—306 (t-79th) 2006-07 5th/15 293-282-290—865 M. Baird ...... 74-66-72—212 (t-8th) T. Woodard ...... 77-75-77-77—306 (t-79th) 2007-08 1st/14 299-284-279—862 J. Grady ...... 75-71-69—215 (t-3rd) 1977-78 19th/24 303/612/906/—1211 M. Crabtree...... 71-73-71-75—290 (t-14th) 2008-09 t-6th/15 285-302-286—873 P. Grady ...... 70-75-66—211 (t-3rd) 1978-79 23rd/30 304-310—614 R. Cramer ...... 77-74—151 …… 2009-10 13th/15 293-295-309—897 J. Bardgett ...... 70-73-77—220 (t-21st) S. Jones ...... 75-76—151 …… 1979-80 14th/29 297-298-298-300—1193 S. Jones ...... 74-72-75-74—295 (t-36th) Matlock Collegiate Classic (Lakeland, Fla.) 1980-81 15th/30 298-301-308-311—1218 R. Cramer ...... 70-74-73-71—288 (t-2nd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1981-82 14th/30 294-304-305-311—1214 S. Ivan ...... 72-73-74-78—297 (t-24th) 2001-02 3rd/15 284-296-298—878 K. Webber...... 68-71-73—212 (3rd) 1982-83 13th/30 298-295-322—915 T. Smith ...... 67-72-79—218 …… 2002-03 8th/18 290-295-293—878 S. Carroll ...... 72-72-71—215 (t-10th) 1983-84 13th/30 305-299-303—907 M. Hogberg...... 74-75-72—221 …… 1984-85 18th/29 306-319-308—933 M. Potter...... 72-81-73—226 …… Mauna Kea Invitational (Kahola Coast, Hawai’i) 1985-86 18th/24 314-302—616 C. Lyons ...... 78-72—150 …… Season Finish Score CU Leader 1986-87 20th/24 312-317—619 J. Lindberg ...... 75-80—155 …… 1994-95 6th/13 299-294-307—900 J. Segelke...... 72-73-74—219 (t-7th) B. Riddle ...... 77-78—155 …… 1987-88 10th/24 289-300-300—889 J. Lindberg ...... 73-72-71—216 (t-9th) Miami-Doral Invitational (Miami, Fla.) 1992-93 t-9th/12 313-303-296—912 J. Segelke...... 76-75-73—224 (t-14th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1994-95 2nd/16 301-291-304—896 M. Troyer...... 78-70-77—225 (10th) 1989-90 17th/18 310-333-310—953 M. Glaesel...... 76-78-77—231 (t-35th) 1996-97 13th/16 306-319—625 K. Ekjord ...... 79-77—156 (t-44th) 2005-06 2nd/13 286-287-293—866 E. McGlasson...... 70-71-74—215 (t-7th) Michigan Wolverine Invitational (Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla.) 2006-07 6th/12 303-299-285—887 B. Moore...... 77-72-70—219 (t-11th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2007-08 4th/ 9 303-285-307—895 M. Baird ...... 73-70-77—220 (t-7th)

56 Michigan State Spartan Invitational (East Lansing, Mich.) NCAA West Regional (Daly City, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1995-96 10th/19 306-305-301—912 K. Ekjord ...... 73-71-74—218 (t-2nd) 2008-09 9th/13 291-294-279—864 L. Symons ...... 70-75-68—213 (t-18th) Missouri Bluffs/Purina Challenge (St. Charles, Mo.) Nebraska Fairway Club Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1995-96 7th/14 293-296-293—882 J. Douma...... 67-76-72—215 (t-12th) 1999-00 5th/11 303-297-297—897 S. Carroll ...... 76-74-70—220 (t-8th) K. Ekjord ...... 72-72-71—215 (t-12th) 1996-97 14th/15 302-301-310—915 K. Ekjord ...... 73-73-78—224 (t-40th) Nevada-Reno Wolfpack Classic (South Lake Tahoe, Calif.) 1997-98 10th/14 300-294-297—891 B. Tompkins...... 76-73-71—220 (t-23rd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1998-99 7th/15 299-276-294—869 K. Ekjord ...... 76-66-70—212 (t-6th) 1980-81 3rd/15 401-375-390—1166 R. Cramer ...... 78-73-77—228 (t-3rd) 1999-00 t-3rd/17 292-286-279—857 M. Call ...... 73-72-68—213 (t-11th) 1982-83 10th/14 391-395-392—1178 M. Potter...... 76-76-78—230 (t-17th) 2000-01 11th/15 294-297-289—880 B. Portie...... 74-72-72—218 (24th) New Mexico State Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Austin, Texas) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1965-66 2nd/14 307-302-303—912 L. McAtee ...... 72-72-75—219 (2nd) 1973-74 9th/18 302/613/—916 B. Stirling...... 72-75-76—223 (t-16th) 1966-67 t4th/19 383-393-400—1176 H. Irwin ...... 67-72-77—216 (1st) 1974-75 9th/16 315/646/—960 G. Peterson...... 82-79-76—237 (t-40th) 1967-68 8th/13 306-294-304—904 J. English ...... 75-74-76—225 (?) 1975-76 t-12th/24 906 K. Spencer...... 72-75-75—222 (t-25th) C. Scena ...... 76-73-76—225 (?) 1976-77 22nd/28 300/—606 T. Woodard ...... 73-77—150 (t-81st) 1968-69 5th/12 305-299-296—900 B. Musselman...... 75-69-74—218 (t-3rd) 1977-78 19th/24 312/617/—927 S. Jones ...... 75-77-75—227 (t-50th) 1970-71 8th/17 307-311-303—921 J. Hawkins ...... 75-76-76—227 (t-26th) 1978-79 15th/21 311-304-312—927 T. Lee...... 77-74-73—224 (t-16th) 1971-72 4th/11 300/601/—906 B. Stirling...... 76-73-74—223 (?) 1979-80 15th/23 292-316—608 T. Kahl ...... 69-69-74—222 (t-25th) 1972-73 8th/17 310/616/—928 G. Kelley ...... 74-75-75—224 (t-7th) 1980-81 t-7th/24 291-299-292—882 S. Jones ...... 73-74-69—216 (t-10th) 1973-74 5th/13 ?-?-302—917 B. Stirling...... ?-?-77—219 (11th) 1981-82 6th/24 290-301—591 R. Cramer ...... 68-70—138 (1st) 1988-89 *1st/18 285-281-305—871 J. Lindberg ...... 69-68-74—211 (2nd) 1982-83 10th/21 298-304-310—912 M. Hogberg...... 74-75-73—222 (t-15th) 2008-09 9th/18 298-294-283—875 P. Grady ...... 69-69-71—209 (t-2nd) 1983-84 8th/18 301-296-287—884 M. Brethower ...... 73-74-72—219 (t-23rd) (Also known as the Herb Wimberly; *—declared champion in card playoff over Texas Tech.) 1984-85 15th/18 306-297-303—906 T. Smith ...... 74-74-76—224 (t-44th) New Mexico William H. Tucker Invitational Mountain States Championship (Denver, Colo.) (Albuquerque, N.M.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1939-40 1st/ 7 402-433—835 H. Saunders ...... 77-84—161 (2nd) 1955-56 (no information available on first event; CU did compete) 1956-57 2nd/ 4 314/638/975/—1296 D. Douglass...... 75-76-82-78—311 (5th) NCAA Central Regional (assorted sites) 1957-58 4th/ 7 309/623/— 941 D. Douglass...... 73-75-78—226 (t-9th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1958-59 4th/ 9 321/634/936/—1214 D. Douglass...... 76-74-73-77—300 (6th) 1988-89 3rd/18 312-293-297—902 J. Lindberg ...... 79-72-65—216 (3rd) 1959-60 9th/11 326/642/966/—1303 B. Kennedy...... 306 (t-16th) 1989-90 15th/21 306-297-316—919 M. Glaesel...... 74-73-77—224 (t-21st) 1960-61 8th/11 314/630/— 956 G. Polumbus...... 75-76-83—234 (t-32nd) 1990-91 16th/21 300-291-308—899 J. Kaye...... 71-74-77—222 (t-35th) 1961-62 6th/13 311/629/945/—1262 J. Hamer ...... 78-75-75-76—304 (t-11th) 1991-92 t-11th/21 307-301-294—908 S. Petersen ...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th) 1962-63 3rd/12 299/603/906/—1213 L. McAtee ...... 74-75-72-78—299 (5th) 1992-93 18th/21 314-302-301—917 B. Kalinowski ...... 77-72-70—219 (t-9th) 1963-64 7th/13 304/614/938/—1247 J. Hamer ...... 75-76-78-75—304 (13th) 1993-94 2nd/21 285-288-280—853 B. Kalinowski ...... 68-69-71—208 (2nd) 1964-65 t-11th/15 317/632/950/—1277 M. Daeuble ...... 74-76-75-78—303 (22nd) 1994-95 16th/21 292-306-299—897 K. Ekjord ...... 70-76-71—217 (t-14th) 1965-66 t-7th/15 310/612/927/—1242 L. McAtee ...... 74-73-78-76—301 (21st) 1998-99 10th/21 300-307-290—897 M. Call ...... 74-73-73—220 (t-20th) 1966-67 6th/18 309/622/945/—1257 A. Hoos...... 73-80-80-75—308 (?) M. Zions ...... 74-77-69—220 (t-20th) 1967-68 8th/18 312/628/942/—1283 B. Musselman...... 71-76-79-77—303 (t-20th) 1999-00 t-18th/27 299-301-281—881 M. Call ...... 73-75-70—218 (t-44th) 1968-69 10th/17 307/617/936/—1252 B. Musselman...... 76-71-80-73—300 (8th) 2000-01 17th/27 298-300-300—898 M. Call ...... 76-75-70—221 (t-26th) 1969-70 10th/15 314/624/934/—1297 J. English ...... 78-72-76-90—316 (t-21st) 2001-02 10th/27 294-293-299—886 B. Portie...... 70-72-75—217 (16th) 1970-71 12th/15 311/661/974/—1282 B. Stirling...... 77-85-76-79—317 (t-43rd) 2003-04 t-18th/27 304-307-322—933 K. Webber...... 72-76-79—227 (t-30th) 1971-72 20th/23 329/652/973/—1297 J. Arrabito...... 78-76-82-79—315 (?) 2005-06 21st/27 306-305-300—911 E. McGlasson...... 73-77-70—220 (t-30th) 1972-73 12th/22 300/605/931/—1245 M. Simpson...... 73-73-86-74—306 (t-38th) 2006-07 20th/27 315-310-315—940 P. Grady ...... 76-77-77—230 (t-44th) 1973-74 11th/21 312/625/925/—1235 M. Fowler ...... 75-78-72-75—300 (13th) 2007-08 18th/27 301-303-308—912 D. Tolan ...... 73-72-73—218 (7th) 1974-75 19th/20 308/618/929/—1252 L. Hansen...... 76-73-74-78—301 (?) 1975-76 18th/20 NA (missed 54-hole cut) (?) NCAA Championships (Finals) (assorted sites) 1976-77 5th/18 304/608/912/—1214 T. Kahl ...... 78-71-78-71—298 (t-10th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1977-78 6th/15 311-304-295-320—1230 M. Crabtree...... 74-72-69-75—290 (2nd) 1952-53 t-10th/19 306-292—598 M. Backlund ...... 69-68—137 (1st) 1978-79 12th/15 304-307-314-313—1238 R. Cramer ...... 71-75-77-81—304 (t-37th) 1953-54 15th/20 301-315—616 J. Kettman ...... 73-75—148 (t-31st) T. Lee...... 71-75-81-77—304 (t-37th) 1954-55 31st/33 316-326—642 G. Hoos ...... 77-78—156 (?) 1979-80 4th15 319-295-300-301—1215 S. Jones ...... 79-73-73-74—299 (t-8th) 1959-60 30th/34 319-329—648 B. Hopfer...... 79-80—159 (t-91st) 1980-81 5th/15 293-298-307-316—1214 S. Jones ...... 72-74-74-77—297 (t-6th) 1963-64 t-18th/41 312-308—620 J. Hamer ...... 73-78—151 (t-36th) 1981-82 2nd/16 308-299-299-296—1202 R. Cramer ...... 70-72-74-70—286 (2nd) 1965-66 17th/31 305-312—617 H. Irwin ...... 70-71-77-74—292 (t-10th) 1982-83 13th/15 309-316-313-311—1249 S. Ivan ...... 77-80-74-77—308 (t-27th) 1967-68 t-8th/30 289-292-293-298—1172 B. Musselman...... 74-76-68-68—286 (t-8th) 1983-84 7th/15 295-299-301-295—1190 M. Hogberg...... 70-73-75-74—292 (t-10th) 1979-80 16th/30 313-295-301—909 T. Lee...... 75-74-77-75—301 (t-35th) 1984-85 10th/14 316-301-315-304—1236 M. Potter...... 80-71-77-73—301 (t-18th) 1980-81 t-11th/30 297-290-300-298—1185 S. Jones ...... 75-71-71-72—289 (t-10th) 1985-86 10th/15 302-298-306-323—1229 B. Riddle ...... 71-73-78-79—301 (t-25th) 1983-84 t-28th/32 299-293-303—895 T. Smith ...... 75-75-73—223 …… 1986-87 4th/15 294-288-292-296—1170 B. Riddle ...... 73-69-74-74—290 (8th) 1988-89 t-29th/30 301-308—609 J. Nyuli ...... 76-73—149 …… 1987-88 4th/14 290-287-300-302—1179 J. Lindberg ...... 69-70-73-72—284 (2nd) 1993-94 24th/30 294-299—593 J. Luoma ...... 72-74—146 …… 1988-89 16th/17 312-316-321—949 D. Nock ...... 77-75-76—228 (t-44th) 1998-99 23rd/30 315-302—617 B. Fiala ...... 80-73—153 …… 1989-90 t-15th/18 308-298-304—910 M. Glaesel...... 75-74-74—223 (t-26th) 2001-02 t-14th/30 280-293-296-284—1153 B. Portie...... 66-72-75-73—286(t-33rd) 1990-91 10th/18 296-298-295—889 C. Brown ...... 72-74-73—219 (t-17th) 1991-92 t-14th/20 298-296-307—901 S. Petersen ...... 72-72-77—221 (t-33rd) 1992-93 t-8th/18 302-298-296—896 S. Petersen ...... 76-76-70—222 (t-18th)

57 1993-94 12th/18 300-296-301—897 B. Kalinowski ...... 75-71-77—223 (t-35th) Oregon Duck Invitational (Eugene, Ore.) 1994-95 t-11th/20 306-301-299—906 J. Segelke...... 75-76-72—223 (t-25th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1995-96 t-7th/17 302-308-292—902 K. Ekjord ...... 75-78-72—225 (t-28th) 2008-09 4th/13 298-297-291—886 P. Grady ...... 76-70-74—220 (t-3rd) 1996-97 t-16th/20 292-293-300—885 P. Robinson...... 71-72-74—217 (t-30th) 2009-10 6th/13 362-371-375—1108 J. Bardgett ...... 71-76-72—219 (t-16th) 1997-98 14th/23 289-303—592 N. Rainey ...... 70-74—144 (t-21st) 2010-11 11th/15 298-297-300—895 L. Symons ...... 71-72-75—218 (t-23rd) 1998-99 11th/17 300-293-306—899 K. Ekjord ...... 76-72-76—224 (t-32nd) 2011-12 7th/14 298-296-295—889 K. Kring ...... 72-72-73—217 (14th) 1999-00 7th/19 296-294-293—883 S. Carroll ...... 71-71-76—218 (t-16th) 2000-01 t-11th/22 296-301-296—893 M. Call ...... 71-73-74—218 (t-18th) Pac-12 Championships (assorted sites) 2001-02 7th/19 289-292-302—883 B. Portie...... 74-72-74—220 (t-20th) Season Finish Score CU Leader M. Zions...... 71-73-76—220 (t-20th) 2012-13 8th/12 368-369-367-367—1471 J. Burstyn ...... 77-72-71-72—292 (26th) 2002-03 13th/17 303-299-301—903 S. Carroll ...... 74-71-70—215 (t-6th) 2003-04 14th/19 297-304-298—899 K. Webber...... 71-76-72—219 (t-17th) Pac-12 Preview (North Plains, Ore.) 2004-05 t-7th/19 291-292-293—876 E. McGlasson...... 67-76-77—220 (t-24th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2005-06 5th/19 288-290-294—872 D. Tolan ...... 71-71-72—214 (t-8th) 2012-13 12th/12 293-301-296—890 J. Burstyn ...... 70-73-75—218 (t-26th) 2006-07 8th/21 293-300-295—888 B. Moore...... 72-74-73—219 (t-11th) 2007-08 3rd/17 290-289-292—871 D. Tolan ...... 68-74-73—215 (t-7th) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate 2008-09 4th/16 289-289-290—868 D. Tolan ...... 71-68-72—211 (t-1st) (Ontario & Santa Barbara, Calif.) 2009-10 12th/17 301-290-300—891 S. Heisele ...... 74-69-77—220 (t-24th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2010-11 9th/15 305-291-307—903 D. Fribbs ...... 76-71-76—223 (t-21st) 1976-77 14th/22 302/625/—941 K. Spencer...... 75-77-80—232 (t-37th) 2011-12 9th/16 301-303-298—902 S. Heisele ...... 73-74-76—223 (t-24th) 1978-79 12th/23 304/—597 S. Jones ...... 74-71—145 (t-15th) K. Kring ...... 76-75-72—223 (t-24th) 1979-80 16th/22 383-372-375—1130 S. Jones ...... 77-67-72—216 (t-16th) 2012-13 2nd/14 289-294-295—878 J. Burstyn ...... 68-73-76—217 (t-7th) 1980-81 11th/20 380-371-379—1130 R. Cramer ...... 75-69-72—216 (t-5th) (Destrehan, La.) 1993-94 t-14th/20 301-303—604 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-72—145 (t-13th) New Orleans Invitational 1994-95 9th/22 301-298-298—897 J. Luoma ...... 77-72-75—224 (t-28th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1987-88 8th/18 288-301-297—886 J. Lindberg ...... 70-72-72—214 (t-8th) Patio Springs Invitational (Eden & Ogden, Utah) (Stockton, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Northern California Invitational 1970-71 ? NA M. Simpson...... (1st) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1971-72 4th/ 7 416/—824 M. Simpson...... 74-81—155 (t-4th) 1986-87 t-4th/20 297-308-307—912 J. Lindberg ...... 71-71-75—217 (1st) 1972-73 3rd/ 9 391/—773 B. Stirling...... 77-73—150 (6th) (Greeley, Colo.) 1973-74 4th/ 8 378/780/—1156 M. Fowler ...... 72-77-73—222 (t-6th) Northern Colorado Bear Invitational 1975-76 4th/13 394-384-391—1169 M. Crabtree...... 72-73-74—219 (t-6th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1999-00 3rd/12 304-298—602 M. Zions ...... 75-68—143 (1st) Pepperdine Club Glove Invitational (Somis, Calif.) (Bridgman, Mich./South Bend, Ind.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Notre Dame Invitational 2003-04 7th/12 296-304-302—902 K. Webber...... 72-72-75—219 (10th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2005-06 3rd/12 301-308-305—914 E. McGlasson...... 76-71-76—223 (t-4th) 2004-05 4th/15 298-293-298—889 E. McGlasson...... 72-78-70—220 (t-12th) 2006-07 7th/12 316-308-299—923 M. Baird ...... 80-71-77—228 (t-13th) 2009-10 11th/15 304-302-289—895 J. Bardgett ...... 73-69-74—216 (t-5th) 2007-08 8th/12 342-317-306—947 M. Baird ...... 79-80-77—236 (t-23rd) (Columbus, Ohio) Ohio State Buckeye Fall Classic Pikes Peak Intercollegiate (Colorado Springs, Colo.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1986-87 15th/23 320-306-318—944 J. Lindberg ...... 76-76-80—232 (t-34th) 1947-48 1st/ 8 NA ...... (?) 1992-93 4th/16 312-307-310—929 J. Kaye...... 73-74-79—227 (9th) 1948-49 2nd/ 8 NA ...... (?) Ohio State Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 1949-50 4th/ 8 323/—NA ...... (?) (Columbus, Ohio) 1950-51 t-3rd/ 8 319/—645 M. Backlund ...... 77-80—157 (?) 1951-52 3rd/10 330/—644 M. Backlund ...... 78-73—151 (t-4th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1952-53 3rd/ 8 324/—647 J. Kettman ...... 80-77—157 (t-2nd) 2001-02 2nd/17 295-284—579 K. Webber...... 74-69—143 (t-2nd) 1953-54 4th/ 8 NA ...... (?) 2007-08 1st/14 299-307-294—900 L. Symons ...... 72-78-72---222 (t-2nd) 1954-55 ? NA ...... (?) 1955-56 1st/10 965 K. Alexander...... xx-xx-73—229 (1st) Oklahoma City All-College Golf Classic 1956-57 3rd/10 323/639/—940 F. Bocovich...... 75-75-73—223 (4th) (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1957-58 4th/10 953 ...... (?) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1958-59 ? NA ...... (?) 1979-80 5th/18 271-287-292—850 S. Jones ...... 66-71-71—208 (t-5th) 1959-60 4th/14 ?/626/—959 B. Diehl...... 236 (?) 1981-82 t-15th/18 293-306-300—899 R. Cramer ...... 74-73-73—220 (t-23rd) 1960-61 2nd/14 980 G. Polumbus...... 77-76-84—237 (t-3rd) 1961-62 7th/17 966 ...... (?) Oklahoma Intercollegiate (Shawnee, Okla.) 1962-63 2nd/14 306/617/—925 L. McAtee ...... 71-77-79—227 (t-2nd) Season Finish Score CU Leader G. Polumbus...... 80-76-71—227 (t-2nd) 1971-72 11th/11 323-316-318—957 B. Stirling...... 77-79-75—231 (t-5th) 1963-64 4th/17 ?/630/—945 ...... (?) 1964-65 7th/17 331/654/—980 H. Irwin ...... 79-77-75—231 (t-5th) Oral Roberts Invitational (Tulsa, Okla.) 1965-66 6th/20 318/633/—937 H. Irwin ...... 75-78-75—228 (t-6th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1966-67 t-8th/20 315/630/—964 H. Irwin ...... 78-77-85—240 (21st) 1983-84 2nd/ 8 309-299-300—908 M. Brethower ...... 72-75-78—225 (t-4th) 1967-68 5th/17 311/634/—948 C. Scena ...... 76-79-79—234 (?) M. Hogberg...... 79-75-71—225 (t-4th) 1968-69 8th/16 321/630/—940 J. English ...... 75-73-78—226 (t-6th) (formerly known as the Broadmoor Invitational and the Colorado College Invitational)

58 PING-Arizona Intercollegiate (Tucson, Ariz.) Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate (Sugar Grove, Ill.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1981-82 11th/17 371-384-378—1133 R. Cramer ...... 68-75-75—218 (13th) 2006-07 4th/12 305-303-306—914 P. Grady ...... 74-77-73—224 (t-3rd) 1982-83 14th/20 296-298-303—897 T. Smith ...... 74-73-74—221 (t-31st) 1983-84 13th/20 314-298-300—912 T. Smith ...... 75-76-75—226 (t-33rd) Robertson Homes Collegiate (Stockton, Calif.) 1984-85 t-13th/27 302-295-303—900 D. Bakke ...... 77-74-71—222 (t-28th) Season Finish Score CU Leader T. Smith ...... 73-71-78—222 (t-28th) 1987-88 1st/15 279-283-305—867 J. Lindberg ...... 66-66-72—204 (1st) 1985-86 15th/15 388-385-400—1173 K. Bolles...... 71-74-75—220 (t-15th) 1988-89 9th/15 295-296-293—884 M. Glaesel...... 69-73-77—217 (t-9th) 1986-87 14th/17 396-381-396—1173 J. Lindberg ...... 73-72-76—221 (t-5th) 1991-92 t-7th/16 284-284-297—865 S. Petersen ...... 70-66-75—211 (t-9th) 1987-88 t-13th/15 318-300-304—922 J. Lindberg ...... 79-70-72—221 (t-13th) 1994-95 t-12th/22 291-298-302—891 J. Segelke...... 73-70-77—220 (t-29th) 1988-89 t-12th/20 303-320-303—926 J. Lindberg ...... 74-76-75—225 (t-14th) 1989-90 t-16th/17 315-298-308—921 M. Glaesel...... 74-72-74—220 (t-29th) St. Mary’s Invitational (Pebble Beach, Calif.) 1990-91 14th/17 301-295-316—912 C. Brown ...... 73-69-79—221 (t-4th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1991-92 7th/16 289-291—580 J. Kaye...... 69-70—139 (*1st) 2007-08 11th/18 300-298-301—899 M. Baird ...... 74-74-73—221 (t-15th) 1992-93 5th/18 300-289-289—878 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-68-72—214 (t-3rd) 1993-94 t-10th/13 290-299-282—871 J. Segelke...... 73-72-69—214 (t-22nd) San Diego State Aztec Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 1994-95 14th/14 299-295-312—906 K. Ekjord ...... 71-69-75—215 (t-23rd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1995-96 14th/14 301-308-303—912 K. Ekjord ...... 73-76-72—221 (t-33rd) 1977-78 9th/15 299/594/—894 M. Crabtree...... 72-75-73—220 (t-22nd) 1996-97 13th/15 300-309-308—917 S. Irwin...... 71-72-79—222 (t-22nd) 1978-79 8th/20 294/596/—902 T. Lee...... 69-76-78—223 (t-19th) 1997-98 18th/19 314-298-304—916 C. Malm...... 78-70-73—221 (t-36th) 1982-83 t-10th/18 375-374-372—1121 S. Ivan ...... 75-73-73—221 (t-19th) 1998-99 17th/18 301-312-304—917 M. Zions ...... 71-75-77—223 (t-45th) 1999-00 12th/19 285-305-304—894 M. Call ...... 68-74-75—217 (t-18th) San Francisco Olympic Club Intercollegiate 2003-04 7th/14 290-278-291—859 K. Coakley ...... 75-68-69—212 (t-18th) (San Francisco, Calif.) 2004-05 11th/15 312-283-291—886 E. McGlasson...... 79-63-74—216 (t-25th) Season Finish Score CU Leader (formerly known also as the Michelob National, Tucson Conquistador and Bill Bell Memorial) 2008-09 2nd/14 294-289-286—869 D. Tolan ...... 74-69-70—213 (t-1st) PING-Oak Tree Collegiate (Edmond, Okla.) Southern Colorado Invitational (Pueblo, Colo.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1987-88 11th/13 320-303-295—918 M. Glaesel...... 77-76-69—222 (t-23rd) 1975-76 2nd/13 610 S. Kerr ...... 77-70—147 (t-3rd) 1990-91 14th/14 305-302-296—903 C. Brown ...... 77-74-72—223 (t-43rd) T. Lee...... 75-72—147 (t-3rd) PING-Tulsa Invitational (Tulsa, Okla.) Southwest Classic (Victoria, Texas) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1989-90 8th/ 9 301-307-309—917 M. Glaesel...... 73-72-74—219 (2nd) 1998-99 1st/19 292-294-292—878 K. Ekjord ...... 73-72-72—217 (t-2nd) 1993-94 t-5th/12 302-295-302—899 B. Kalinowski ...... 72-71-74—217 (5th) 1994-95 11th/12 305-307-296—908 K. Ekjord ...... 73-75-73—221 (t-21st) Southwestern Intercollegiate (Westlake Village, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Puerto Rico Classic (San Juan, Puerto Rico) 1981-82 9th/12 301-291-303-305—1200 S. Ivan ...... 74-71-75-78—298 (t-23rd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1992-93 3rd/18 296-285-300—881 S. Petersen ...... 68-68-75—211 (t-3rd) 1999-00 10th/15 297-287-300—884 M. Zions ...... 73-71-74—218 (t-18th) 1993-94 12th/12 305-308-320—933 J. Segelke...... 76-77-79—232 (t-46th) 2000-01 9th/15 294-298-298—890 M. Call ...... 74-72-70—216 (t-5th) 1994-95 16th/16 309-321-314—944 S. Irwin...... 76-73-79—228 (t-32nd) 2001-02 5th/15 289-295-288—872 J. Liley...... 69-72-71—212 (t-7th) 2002-03 13th/18 310-297-300—907 M. Brenneman ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-35th) Southwestern Invitational (Houston, Texas) Season Finish Score CU Leader Purdue Boilermaker Invitational (West Lafayette, Ind.) 1956-57 ?/16 326/?/984/—NA ...... (?) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2003-04 2nd/18 288-284-285—857 K. Webber...... 71-69-66—206 (1st) Stanford’s The Nelson (Palo Alto, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Rice International Intercollegiate (Monterrey, Mexico) 1980-81 21st/24 375-381-383—1139 S. Jones ...... 75-75-73—223 (t-44th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1987-88 t-15th/17 313-301-313—927 J. Lindberg ...... 73-79-73—225 (t-19th) 1974-75 13th/22 308/640/—928 G. Peterson...... 75-74-75—224 (t-29th) 1991-92 1st/24 286-286-291—863 S. Petersen ...... 71-69-71—211 (2nd) 1975-76 16th/21 299/614/—930 T. Lee...... 75-78-78—231 (t-54th) 1992-93 17th/24 285-296-290—871 B. Kalinowski ...... 69-74-76—219 (t-30th) 1976-77 10th/23 298/611/—925 M. Crabtree...... 73-75-78—226 (t-23rd) 1993-94 t-7th/20 303-283-298—884 B. Kalinowski ...... 70-69-74—213 (t-4th) 1977-78 19th/23 318-318-316—952 M. Crabtree...... 76-77-74—227 (?) 1995-96 14th/16 313-301-305—919 J. Douma...... 79-75-74—228 (t-44th) 1978-79 23rd/26 324-311-311—946 R. Cramer ...... 80-74-75—229 (t-60th) T. Stacy...... 78-71-79—228 (t-44th) 1979-80 t-13th/24 300-300-306—906 S. Jones ...... 71-70-77—218 (t-11th) 1996-97 11th/17 308-296-298—902 K. Ekjord ...... 75-70-72—217 (t-6th) 1983-84 8th/20 294-295-294—883 T. Smith ...... 73-72-73—218 (14th) 1997-98 t-14th/17 318-295-297—910 B. Portie...... 79-74-69—222 (t-28th) 1984-85 15th/21 314-309-312—935 T. Smith ...... 73-79-76—228 (t-30th) 1998-99 t-5th/18 291-288-293—872 K. Ekjord ...... 70-69-74—213 (t-7th) 1985-86 12th/18 301-308-303—912 K. Bolles...... 70-75-73—218 (7th) 1999-00 5th/20 285-287-287—859 M. Call ...... 69-71-70—210 (t-4th) 1986-87 6th/17 300-306-295—901 M. Potter...... 73-73-78—221 (t-19th) 2000-01 10th/19 292-295-300—887 B. Portie...... 73-70-71—214 (t-4th) 1987-88 t-4th/19 291-298-304—893 J. Lindberg ...... 71-75-73—219 (t-8th) 2001-02 12th/15 286-285-297—868 M. Zions...... 69-71-75—215 (t-24th) 1988-89 7th/21 314-305-292—911 M. Glaesel...... 76-76-71—223 (t-10th) 2002-03 t-13th/17 294-291-293—878 E. McGlasson...... 72-71-69—212 (t-14th) J. Lindberg ...... 79-73-71—223 (t-10th) 2003-04 3rd/12 279-284-279—842 E. McGlasson...... 67-72-70—209 (t-10th) 1989-90 10th/18 301-298-308—907 D. Fennie...... 74-72-74—220 (t-12th) 2004-05 8th/16 291-280-282—853 K. Coakley...... 71-70-70—211 (t-12th) 1990-91 t-7th/18 302-297-300—899 C. Brown ...... 76-71-71—218 (t-6th) 1991-92 t-4th/23 300-297-298—895 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-73-72—218 (t-5th) Stanford U.S. Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 1995-96 11th/18 307-297-293—897 T. Stacy...... 73-76-72—221 (t-19th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1996-97 t-2nd/19 282-292-300—874 J. Douma...... 69-70-73—212 (2nd) 2011-12 t-9th/16 292-300-293—885 K. Kring ...... 72-73-71—216 (t-19th) 1997-98 11th/20 280-289-297—866 C. Malm...... 69-69-74—212 (t-12th) 2012-13 8th/17 283-288-282—853 D. Oraee ...... 75-69-67—211 (t-22nd) B. Portie...... 69-71-72—212 (t-12th) (formerly known as the Pan American Invitational)

59 Tan-Tar-A Invitational (Osage Beach, Mo.) UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Season Finish Score CU Leader 1985-86 8th/12 315-311—626 M. Peterson ...... 78-75—153 (t-23rd) 1976-77 7th/10 392-385-386—1163 T. Lee...... 78-73-74—225 (t-24th) 1977-78 5th/11 393-394-389—1176 S. Jones ...... 73-76-75—224 (t-7th) Texas A&M Invitational (Bryan, Texas) 1978-79 11th/12 413-396-380—1189 R. Cramer ...... 83-78-72—233 (t-28th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1979-80 5th/12 379-384-375—1138 S. Jones ...... 74-76-74—224 (t-13th) 2005-06 10th/12 311-310-303—924 E. McGlasson...... 75-74-77—226 (t-21st) 2009-10 11th/12 376-368-366—1110 J. Bardgett ...... 76-73-69—218 (t-29th) Washington Husky Invitational (Seattle, Wash.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Texas-El Paso Intercollegiate (El Paso, Texas) 2001-02 8th/10 377-365-387—1129 B. Portie...... 73-69-79—221 (t-11th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1996-97 t-5th/11 309-293—602 K. Ekjord ...... 77-71—148 (t-12th) Western Intercollegiate (Santa Cruz, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader Texas-San Antonio Invitational (San Antonio, Texas) 1960-61 12th/37 315/—626 G. Polumbus...... 78-73—151 (19th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1990-91 t-17th/23 313-306—619 #D.J. Morris ...... 76-74-72—222 (t-11th) 1985-86 1st/ 9 304-299—603 B. Riddle ...... 74-76—150 (t-3rd) 1991-92 10th/18 299-301-294—894 B. Kalinowski ...... 74-75-76—224 (t-28th) C. Lyons ...... 77-73—150 (t-3rd) 2003-04 1st/15 286-276-290—852 K. Webber...... 71-67-68—206 (1st) 2007-08 7th/16 294-292-312—898 D. Tolan ...... 75-67-78—220 (t-6th) The Intercollegiate (Cary & Chapel Hill, N.C.) 2008-09 t-2nd/18 283-302-288—873 D. Tolan ...... 69-77-67—213 (t-2nd) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2010-11 14th/15 382-372-383—1137 J. Burstyn ...... 72-71-78—221 (t-39th) 1999-00 6th/12 295-300-287—882 B. Fiala ...... 73-75-69—217 (t-9th) S. Heisele ...... 74-73-74—221 (t-39th) 2000-01 t-7th/12 289-286-298—873 M. Zions...... 72-67-73—212 (t-4th) (#—made individual cut) 2004-05 11th/15 292-292—584 E. McGlasson...... 73-73—146 (t-33rd) 2005-06 N/A E. McGlasson...... 64-70-76—210 (4th) Wichita State Shocker Classic (Wichita, Kan.) Season Finish Score CU Leader The Maxwell (Ardmore, Okla.) 1978-79 7th/20 297-294-305—896 S. Jones ...... 76-71-73—219 (t-6th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1997-98 14th/20 306-294-316—916 B. Portie...... 76-72-76—224 (t-18th) 1991-92 t-11th/14 298-289-288—875 B. Kalinowski ...... 73-73-71—217 (t-32nd) 1998-99 3rd/20 287-280—567 M. Zions ...... 68-67—135 (2nd) 1992-93 10th/12 302-283-292—877 B. Kalinowski ...... 75-67-74—216 (t-14th) 2006-07 8th/16 293-306-307—906 P. Grady ...... 70-75-78—223 (t-10th) 1993-94 11th/15 289-298-300—887 B. Kalinowski ...... 71-71-76—218 (t-18th) 1994-95 6th/13 291-288-294—873 M. Troyer...... 72-69-70—211 (t-1st) Windon Memorial Classic (Glencoe, Ill.) 2000-01 7th/15 283-294-285—862 M. Call ...... 70-71-71—212 (t-9th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2001-02 7th/11 292-295-293—880 B. Portie...... 67-80-71—218 (t-20th) 2006-07 t-4th/12 297-295-308—900 P. Grady ...... 71-72-77—220 (t-7th) 2002-03 11th/15 291-285-306—882 S. Carroll ...... 70-69-73—212 (t-14th) 2008-09 11th/15 298-289-301—888 D. Tolan ...... 73-67-75—215 (t-13th) 2003-04 t-5th/15 281-278-294—853 K. Webber...... 68-66-71—205 (1st) 2004-05 10th/11 289-284-289—862 J. Grady ...... 71-74-75—220 (t-31st) Wofford Invitational (Spartanburg, S.C.) 2005-06 9th/11 282-268-284—834 P. Grady ...... 65-71-69—205 (t-4th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2006-07 8th/10 292-282-285—859 B. Moore...... 74-66-71—211 (t-22nd) 1988-89 7th/12 312-297-295—904 J. Lindberg ...... 71-76-72—219 (t-9th) L. Symons ...... 72-70-69—211 (t-22nd) 1989-90 t-7th/12 308-304-292—904 J. Nyuli ...... 76-76-69—221 (t-9th) 2007-08 8th/10 292-288-285—865 M. Baird ...... 72-68-74—214 (t-13th) (note: starting in 2006, format was to do by low four scores by hole, not round) Wyoming Cowboy Classic (Scottsdale, Ariz.) Season Finish Score CU Leader The Prestige At PGA West (Palm Desert, Calif.) 2009-10 t-4th/24 279-295-282—856 S. Heisele ...... 68-73-70—211 (t-4th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2010-11 t-5th/20 290-278-286—854 S. Heisele ...... 68-69-73—210 (t-12th) 2000-01 t-5th/15 294-283-293—870 K. Webber...... 73-71-71—215 (t-8th) 2011-12 2nd/23 270-282-276—828 B. Schoolcraft ...... 64-67-70—201 (t-3rd) 2001-02 2nd/20 281-288-280—849 J. Liley...... 69-70-68—207 (3rd) 2002-03 15th/18 311-292-301—904 D. O’Neill...... 71-73-73—217 (t-12th) Wyoming Desert Classic (Palm Desert, Calif.) 2003-04 t-5th/15 286-293-289—868 K. Webber...... 73-71-68—212 (t-6th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2004-05 13th/16 318-318-307—943 E. McGlasson...... 77-74-72—223 (t-5th) 2011-12 t-13th/24 299-297-291—887 D. Fribbs ...... 73-77-71—221 (t-49th) 2005-06 10th/18 290-308-294—892 E. McGlasson...... 67-75-77—219 (t-17th) 2012-13 2nd/24 306 274—580 D. Fribbs………….. 74-68—142 (t-7th) 2006-07 9th/15 297-298-289—884 M. Baird ...... 73-72-72—217 (t-20th) 2007-08 9th/16 291-295-295—881 M. Baird ...... 69-72-76—217 (t-15th) Wyoming-Red Jacoby Invitational (Laramie, Wyo.) L. Symons ...... 70-75-72—217 (t-15th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2008-09 11th/16 306-303-296—905 D. Tolan ...... 74-74-72—220 (t-11th) 1983-84 1st/ 6 281-287-276—844 M. Hogberg...... 70-70-68—208 (1st) 2012-13 15th/15 295-310-299—904 J. Burstyn ...... 71-77-71—219 (t-27th) 1989-90 2nd/ 9 293-280-297—870 J. Nyuli ...... 73-64-74—211 (t-3rd) 1990-91 2nd/12 287-287-282—856 D. Fennie...... 70-72-69—211 (t-6th) Tunica National Intercollegiate (Tunica, Miss.) 1991-92 3rd/12 287-295-295—877 S. Petersen ...... 72-71-71—214 (t-5th) Season Finish Score CU Leader 1992-93 (B) 4th/ 9 302-300-309—911 J. Segelke...... 74-77-76—227 (t-11th) 2005-06 t-6th/15 306-312-306—924 E. McGlasson...... 72-72-76—220 (1st) UCLA Collegiate at CordeValle (San Martin, Calif.) Season Finish Score CU Leader 2009-10 11th/14 368-354-382—1104 J. Bardgett ...... 68-67-78—213 (t-15th)

60 CU in the NCAA Championship Finals

TEAM APPEARANCES 1953 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1966 (Palo Alto, Calif.) 1989 (Edmond, Okla.) (tie-10th/306-292—598) (17th/305-312—617) (tie-29th/306-308—614; team missed cut) Merle Backlund ...... 69-68—137 (1st)* Hale Irwin...... 70-71-77-74—292 (t-10th) John Nyuli ...... 76-73—149 John Kettman ...... 78-75—153 Larry McAtee ...... 73-81—154 John Lindberg ...... 75-75—150 Sam Beeler ...... 78-76—154 Chris Scena...... 78-82—160 Doug Nock ...... 77-78—155 Bob Webb ...... 81-76—157 Vic Geisler ...... 84-78—162 Mike Glaesel ...... 73-85—158 *—won medalist title, but lost in the first Allen Hoos ...... 84-82—166 Charlie Luther ...... 80-82—162 round of match play competition. 1968 (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1994 (McKinney, Texas) 1954 (Houston, Texas) (tie-8th/289-292-293-298—1172) (24th/294-299—593; team missed cut) (15th/301-315—616) Bill Musselman 74-76-68-68—286 (t-8th) John Luoma ...... 72-74—146 John Kettman ...... 73-75—148 Allen Hoos...... 70-72-75-74—291 Bobby Kalinowski...... 77-70—147 Keith Alexander ...... 76-74—150 Jim English ...... 71-72-76-76—295 John Segelke...... 73-76—149 Dick Mulhauser ...... 76-77—153 Chris Scena ...... 74-72-74-80—300 John Zerwin ...... 72-79—151 George Hoos ...... 76-79—155 Steve Parr ...... 81-75-75-77—308 Mike Troyer ...... 84-80—164 Jim Day ...... 78-78—156 Bob Webb ...... 78-81—159 1980 (Columbus, Ohio.) (16th/313-295-301—909; team missed cut) 1999 (Chaska, Minn.) (23rd/315-302—617; team missed cut) *Tom Lee ...... 75-74-77-75—301 (29th) 1955 (Knoxville, Tenn.) Ben Fiala ...... 80-73—153 (31st/316-326—642) Rick Cramer ...... 79-72-77—228 Matt Call...... 79-76—155 George Hoos ...... 77-78—155 Steve Jones ...... 79-74-76—229 Knut Ekjord...... 76-80—156 Dick Kintzele ...... 74-82—156 Terry Kahl ...... 82-75-73—230 Matthew Zions...... 80-76—156 Keith Alexander ...... 77-81—158 Trevor Jones...... 80-77-75—232 Shawn Wills ...... 83-77—160 Jim Day ...... 88-85—173 *—made individual cut

1960 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1981 (Palo Alto, Calif.) 2002 (Columbus, Ohio) (30th/319-329—648) (tie-11th/297-290-300-298—1185) (tie-14th/280-293-296-284—1153) Bill Hopfer ...... 79-80—159 (t-91st) Steve Jones.... 75-71-71-72—289 (t-10th) Ben Portie ...... 66-72-75-73—286 (t-33rd) Ed Schumann ...... 79-82—161 Terry Kahl...... 73-72-74-77—296 (t-38th) Stephen Carroll ... 72-76-74-69—291 (t-63rd) Bob Meade ...... 79-83—162 Mike Hogberg 76-74-77-75—302 (t-68th) Kane Webber...... 71-74-76-70—291 (t-63rd) Joe Hendricks ...... 82-84—166 Trevor Jones .. 73-77-78-74—302 (t-68th) Joe Liley ...... 72-73-77-72—294 (t-86th) Larry Anderson ...... 84-84—168 Rick Cramer.... 76-73-80-77—306 (t-80th) Matthew Zions .... 71-74-71-80—296 (t-102nd)

1964 (Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1984 (Houston, Texas) (tie-18th/312-308—620) (tie-28th/299-293-303—895; team missed cut) John Hamer ...... 73-78—151 (t-36th) Tim Smith ...... 75-75-73—223 Bob Bahan ...... 77-77—154 (t-65th) Mick Brethower...... 74-74-76—224 Lane Bickel ...... 77-78—155 (t-71st) Mike Hogberg ...... 75-72-78—225 Jack Manning ...... 85-75—160 (t-121st) Steve Ivan ...... 75-81-76—232 Ray Pierson ...... 86-WD Ron Speaker ...... 80-72-82—234

INDIVIDUAL APPEARANCES 1957 at Colorado Springs, Colo. 1979 at Winston-Salem, N.C. Frank Bocovich ...... 77-75—152 (t-29th) Rick Cramer ...... 79-80—159 (missed cut)

1962 at Durham, N.C. 1982 at Pinehurst, N.C. Gary Polumbus...... 76-75—151 (t-20th) Rick Cramer ...... 77-79-75—231 (missed cut)

1963 at Wichita, Kan. 1986 at Winston-Salem, N.C. Larry McAtee ...... 78-72—150 (t-65th) Kevin Bolles ...... 72-79-78—229 (missed cut) Gary Polumbus...... 78-75—153 (t-95th) 1987 at Columbus, Ohio 1967 at Shawnee-On-Delaware, Pa. John Lindberg ...... 74-77-73-68—292 (t-13th) Hale Irwin ...... 70-72-65-79—286 (1st) 1993 at Lexington, Ky. 1972 at Cape Coral, Fla. Bobby Kalinowski...... 75-74—149 (missed cut) Davis Driver ...... 72-75-79-78—304 (t-70th) 2008 at West Lafayette, Ind. 1975 at Columbus, Ohio Derek Tolan ...... 74-77-84—235 (missed cut) Mark Hendricks...... 76-77-79-74—306 (t-63rd)

1977 at Hamilton, N.Y. Tom Woodard ...... 78-86-82—246 (missed cut)

61 CU in the NCAA Regionals

TEAM APPEARANCES 1989 (McKinney, Texas) 2000 (Victoria, Texas) (3rd/18; 312-293-297—902) (tie-18th/27; 299-301-281—881) John Lindberg...... 79-72-65—216 (3rd) Matt Call ...... 73-75-70—218 (t-44th) John Nyuli ...... 75-73-72—220 (t-8th) Kane Webber...... 76-77-67—220 (t-60th) Mike Glaesel ...... 79-73-76—228 (t-36th) Matthew Zions ...... 77-73-71—221 (t-68th) Doug Nock ...... 83-75-84—242 (93rd) Ben Fiala ...... 73-78-75—226 (t-106th) Charlie Luther...... 79-77-87—243 (t-94th) Stephen Carroll ...... 78-76-73—227 (t-115th)

1990 (Columbus, Ohio) 2001 (Stillwater, Okla.) (15th/21; 306-297-316—919) (17th/27; 298-300-300—598) Matt Call ...... 76-75-70—221 (t-26th) Mike Glaesel ...... 74-73-77—224 (t-21st) Matthew Zions ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-50th) John Nyuli ...... 73-72-80—225 (t-28th) Ben Portie ...... 74-73-80—227 (t-65th) Charles Brown...... 77-75-84—236 (t-85th) Kane Webber...... 73-77-79—229 (t-80th) Jamie Dawson ...... 82-78-77—237 (t-95th) Joe Liley ...... 83-81-77—241 (t-129th) Dirk Fennie...... 83-77-82—242 (t-104th) 2002 (Little Rock, Ark.) 1991 (Bartlesville, Okla.) (10th/27; 294-293-299—886) (16th/21; 300-291-308—899) Ben Portie ...... 70-72-75—217 (16th) Jonathan Kaye ...... 71-74-77—222 (t-35th) Stephen Carroll ...... 76-75-73—224 (t-50th) Charles Brown...... 78-71-75—224 (t-46th) Joe Liley ...... 77-73-75—225 (t-55th) Dirk Fennie...... 75-73-77—225 (t-56th) Kane Webber...... 79-73-76—228 (t-75th) D.J. Morris ...... 76-80-79—235 (t-103rd) Matthew Zions ...... 71-81-83—235 (t-114th) Bob Kalinowski ...... 80-73-87—240 (109th) Bobby Kalinowski 2004 (West Lafayette, Ind.) 1992 (McKinney, Texas) (t-18th/27; 304-307-322—933) (tie-11th/21; 307-301-294—908) 1995 (Montgomery, Texas) Kane Webber...... 72-76-69—227 (t-30th) Scott Petersen...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th) (tie-16th/21; 292-306-299—897) Edward McGlasson ...... 76-78-82—236 (t-84th) Jonathan Kaye ...... 77-75-75—227 (t-25th) Knut Ekjord ...... 70-76-71—217 (t-14th) Kenny Coakley ...... 81-76-82—239 (t-101st) Bob Kalinowski ...... 82-76-72—230 (t-72nd) John Luoma ...... 75-76-75—226 (t-65th) Blake Moore ...... 75-77-89—241 (t-107th) Jeff Hanson ...... 83-87-79—249 (t-132nd) D.J. Morris ...... 81-77-74—232 (t-82nd) Mike Troyer ...... 76-74-77—227 (t-72nd) Jamie Dawson ...... 77-81-79—237 (t-98th) John Segelke ...... 71-80-77—228 (t-77th) Steve Irwin...... 79-80-76—235 (t-100th) 2006 (Chardon, Ohio) (21st/27; 306-305-300—911) 1993 (Columbus, Ohio) Edward McGlasson ...... 73-77-70—220 (t-30th) (18th/21; 314-302-301—917) 1999 (Columbus, Ohio) Kenny Coakley ...... 76-75-76—227 (t-75th) (10th/21*; 300-307-290—897) Bobby Kalinowski ...... 77-72-70—219 (t-9th) Derek Tolan ...... 78-76-75—229 (t-90th) Scott Petersen...... 77-73-76—226 (t-43rd) Matt Call ...... 74-73-73—220 (t-24th) Patrick Grady ...... 79-77-79—235 (t-120th) Mike Troyer ...... 78-78-76—232 (t-79th) Matthew Zions ...... 74-77-69—220 (t-24th) Ryan Anderson ...... 79-79-82—240 (t-129th) John Luoma ...... 82-79-79—240 (104th) Knut Ekjord ...... 77-77-72—226 (t-48th) Brad Neher ...... 82-80-80—242 (105th) Ben Fiala ...... 75-80-78—233 (t-88th) 2007 (Sugar Grove, Ill.) Shawn Wills ...... 78-82-76—236 (t-100th) (20th/27; 315-310-315—940) 1994 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) (*—CU won playoff versus Kent State to advance) Patrick Grady ...... 76-77-77—230 (t-44th) (2nd/21; 285-288-280—853) Luke Symons ...... 79-77-76—232 (t-53rd) Bobby Kalinowski ...... 68-69-71—208 (2nd) Derek Tolan ...... 77-79-84—240 (t-100th) John Luoma ...... 70-74-69—213 (t-8th) Blake Moore ...... 83-80-78—241 (t-105th) John Zerwin ...... 71-71-72—214 (t-12th) Michael Baird ...... 84-77-85—246 (t-121st) John Segelke ...... 77-74-68—219 (t-45th) Mike Troyer ...... 76-80-79—235 (106th) 2008 (Columbus, Ohio) (18th/27; 301-303-308—912) Derek Tolan ...... 73-72-73—218 (t-7th) Jim Grady...... 74-75-79—228 (t-59th) Luke Symons ...... 77-76-77—230 (t-75th) INDIVIDUAL APPEARANCES Justin Bardgett ...... 77-80-81—238 (t-122nd) Michael Imperato ...... 84-82-79—245 (t-136th) 2003 (Manhattan, Kan.) Stephen Carroll ...... 72-71-72—215 (t-20th) 2009 (Daly City, Calif.) 2005 (South Bend, Ind.) (9th/13; 291-294-279—864) Edward McGlasson ...... 73-77-73—223 (t-72nd) Luke Symons ...... 70-75-68—213 (t-18th) Patrick Grady ...... 72-70-74—216 (t-31st) 2010 (San Diego, Calif.) Derek Tolan ...... 73-74-69—216 (t-31st) Justin Bardgett ...... 76-76-76—228 (t-49th) Kevin Kring ...... 77-75-70—222 (t-62nd) Johnny Widmer...... 76-77-72—225 (t-70th) 2012 (Bowling Green, Ky.) Derek Fribbs ...... 75-79-81—235 (t-64th) John Lindberg

62 Colorado Honor Roll

World Golf Hall of Fame GCAA/PING All-Region All-Conference (First-Team) Hale Irwin (inducted 1992) (begun in 2002) Big Seven 2002 Ben Portie 1948 Les Fowler National Black Golf Hall of Fame 2003 Stephen Carroll 1953 Merle Backlund Tom Woodard (inducted 2012) 2004 Kane Webber 1954 Keith Alexander (medalist) 2005 Edward McGlasson George Hoos PGA Tour Members 2006 Edward McGlasson Tim Brauch 2008 Michael Baird 1955 Dick Kintzele Rick Cramer Luke Symons 1956 Keith Alexander Dale Douglass (3 Tour victories, Derek Tolan Dale Douglass 11 Senior Tour victories) 2009 Patrick Grady 1957 Frank Bocovich Hale Irwin (20 Tour victories, 45 Senior/ Derek Tolan Big Eight Champions Tour victories; 1995 Big 12 Newcomer-of-the-Year 1958 Dale Douglass Senior Tour Rookie-of-the-Year) 1959 Dale Douglass Steve Jones (8 Tour victories) 2000 Kane Webber 1961 Gary Polumbus Jonathan Kaye (2 Tour victories) Golfweek National Player-of-the-Week 1964 John Hamer Larry Webb 2008 Patrick Grady (Sept. 15-21) Tom Woodard 1966 Hale Irwin (medalist) Big 12 Player-of-the-Month Larry McAtee U.S. Open Champions 2003 Kane Webber (November) 1967 Hale Irwin (co-medalist) Hale Irwin (1974, 1979, 1990) 2007 Michael Baird (February) Larry McAtee Steve Jones (1996) 2008 Derek Tolan (September) 1968 Jim English Golf Coaches Hall of Fame Allen Hoos Nationwide Tour Members Mark Simpson (inducted 2005) Bill Musselman Bobby Kalinowski Chris Scena Scott Petersen Coach-of-the-Year 1969 Jim English 1981 Mark Simpson (Big Eight, District 5) European Tour Members 2000 Mark Simpson (co-Big 12) 1972 Davis Driver Kane Webber Mike Mulhern Matt Zions 1975 Mark Hendricks 1976 Tom Woodard All-Americans 1977 Tom Woodard First-Team 1978 Steve Jones 1953 Merle Backlund (medalist) 1979 Rick Cramer 1967 Hale Irwin (medalist) Steve Jones 1968 Bill Musselman 1980 Steve Jones Second-Team Terry Kahl 1966 Hale Irwin 1981 Rick Cramer 1981 Steve Jones Steve Jones 1989 John Lindberg Terry Kahl (medalist) 1994 Bobby Kalinowski 1982 Rick Cramer Third-Team Mike Hogberg 1968 Allen Hoos 1983 Mike Hogberg 1981 Rick Cramer 1984 Mick Brethower 1982 Rick Cramer 1986 Kevin Bolles 1993 Bobby Kalinowski 2004 Kane Webber 1989 John Lindberg Hale Irwin 1990 Mike Glaesel Honorable Mention 1993 Bobby Kalinowski (medalist) 1964 Ray Pierson 1965 Hale Irwin Coaches Cup 1994 Bobby Kalinowski (medalist) 1968 Jim English Created by Roy Edwards to honor long-time head coaches Big 12 1977 Tom Woodard Les Fowler and Mark Simpson, the Cup is awarded by 2000 Kane Webber 1981 Terry Kahl semester to the golfer who has the lowest adjusted stroke Matthew Zions 1984 Mike Hogberg average for team tournament qualifier events. 2001 Kane Webber 1987 John Lindberg Term Winner Term Winner 2004 Kane Webber 1988 John Lindberg Fall 2006 Patrick Grady Fall 2008 Patrick Grady 2006 Edward McGlasson 1993 Scott Petersen Spring 2007 Patrick Grady Derek Tolan 2009 Patrick Grady 2006 Edward McGlasson Fall 2007 Patrick Grady Spring 2009 Derek Tolan Derek Tolan 2009 Patrick Grady Spring 2008 Patrick Grady Fall 2009 Justin Bardgett 2009 Derek Tolan

63 All-Big 12 Tournament Team Academic All-Big Eight 1998 Ben Portie 1986 Mike Peterson (first-team) 1999 Matt Call 1987 Matt Potter (first-team) 2001 Kane Webber Gary Bloomer (honorable mention) 2003 Stephen Carroll Michael Peterson (honorable mention) 2006 Edward McGlasson Doug Nock (honorable mention) 2007 Michael Baird 1988 Mike Peterson (first-team) 2009 Patrick Grady Gary Bloomer (first-team) 1989 Jamie Dawson (first-team) Derek Tolan Doug Nock (first-team) 1990 Jamie Dawson (first-team) All-America Scholars Charles Brown (first-team) 1988 Gary Bloomer Stuart Corbridge (honorable mention) Mike Peterson 1991 Charles Brown (first-team) 1994 John Luoma Stuart Corbridge (honorable mention) Mike Troyer Jamie Dawson (honorable mention) 1995 John Luoma 1992 Jamie Dawson (first-team) Mike Troyer Jonathan Kaye (first-team) 1997 Knut Ekjord D.J. Morris (first-team) Tom Stacy John Zerwin (honor roll) Matt Call, CU’s all sport career athletic 1998 Norton Rainey 1993 John Luoma (first-team) achievement award winner in 2000-01. 1999 Knut Ekjord John Zerwin (first-team) John Segelke (honor roll) Ben Fiala 2005 Kenny Coakley (second-team) Mike Troyer (honor roll) 2000 Ben Fiala 2006 Ryan Anderson (first-team) Grant Wittenwyler (honor roll) 2002 Stephen Carroll Patrick Grady (second-team) 1994 John Luoma (first-team) 2003 Stephen Carroll 2007 Ryan Anderson (first-team) Mike Troyer (first-team) 2009 Patrick Grady Patrick Grady (first-team) Tom Stacy (honor roll) 2008 Michael Baird (second-team) 1995 Knut Ekjord (first-team) 2009 Patrick Grady (first-team) Academic All-District John Luoma (first-team) 2010 Sebastian Heisele (first-team) 1999 Ben Fiala (first-team) Mike Troyer (first-team) 2011 Sebastian Heisele (second-team) 2003 Stephen Carroll (first-team) Tom Stacy (honor roll) Michael Imperato (second-team) 1996 Knut Ekjord (first-team) Kevin Kring (second-team) Big 12 Good Works Team Tom Stacy (first-team) 2007 Patrick Grady Ben Fiala (honor roll) (all sports) 2009 Patrick Grady CU Athlete-of-the-Year Norton Rainey (honor roll) 1988-89 John Lindberg 2005-06 Edward McGlasson Academic All-Big 12 2008-09 Patrick Grady 1997 Norton Rainey (first-team) Knut Ekjord (honorable mention) Derek Tolan Tom Stacy (honorable mention) 1998 Ben Fiala (first-team) CU Career Athletic (all sports) Norton Rainey (first-team) Achievement Award 2000-01 Matt Call Brandon Tompkins (first-team) 1999 Knut Ekjord (first-team) 2003-04 Kane Webber Ben Fiala (first-team) 2008-09 Derek Tolan Norton Rainey (honorable mention) 2000 Stephen Carroll (first-team) CU Male Freshman Ben Fiala (first-team) Athlete of the Year (all sports) Tobias Forsgren (honorable mention) 2005-06 Derek Tolan Matthew Zions (honorable mention) 2001 Matt Call (first-team) CU Scholar-Athlete Award (all sports) Stephen Carroll (first-team) Joe Liley (first-team) 2002-03 Stephen Carroll Kane Webber (second-team) Matthew Zions (second-team) Mr. Buffalo Award 2008-09 Patrick Grady 2002 Stephen Carroll (first-team) 2009-10 Justin Bardgett Joe Liley (second-team) Three-time first-team Academic Matthew Zions (second-team) 2010-11 Luke Symons All-Big Eight member John Luoma. 2003 Stephen Carroll (first-team) 2011-12 Kevin Kring

64 previous CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTs

Mountain States Championship Season Finish Score CU Leader Head Coach 1939-40 1st/ 7 402-433—835 H. Saunders...... 77-84—161 (2nd) Mark Schriebner

Big 7 Championships Season Finish Score CU Leader Head Coach 1947-48 3rd/ 7 603 L. Fowler ...... 147 (t-4th) Les Fowler 1948-49 7th/ 7 315/—643 B. Detweiler...... 75-79—154 (t-5th) Les Fowler 1949-50 5th/ 7 315/—629 B. Forbes ...... 77-76—153 (13th) Les Fowler 1950-51 5th/ 7 320/642/—966 M. Backlund ...... 79-77-79—235 (9th) Les Fowler 1951-52 6th/ 7 324/651/—997 D. Billehus...... 79-75-87—241 (11th) Les Fowler 1952-53 2nd/ 7 315/640/—949 M. Backlund ...... 78-75-74—227 (3rd) Les Fowler 1953-54 1st/ 7 293/585/—890 K. Alexander...... 72-69-75—216 (1st) Les Fowler 1954-55 t-1st/ 7 303/609/—916 D. Kintzele ...... 75-75-74—224 (t-3rd) Les Fowler 1955-56 4th/ 7 322/633/—934 K. Alexander...... 80-74-70—224 (t-8th) Les Fowler D. Douglass ...... 77-77-70—224 (t-8th) Les Fowler 1956-57 4th/ 7 329/650/—970 F. Bocovich...... 78-75-78—231 (t-3rd) Les Fowler

Big 8 Championships Season Finish Score CU Leader Head Coach 1957-58 3rd/ 8 315/626/—924 D. Douglass ...... 73-77-75—225 (7th) Les Fowler 1958-59 5th/ 8 306/625/—947 D. Douglass ...... 74-77-74—225 (5th) Les Fowler 1959-60 4th/ 8 312/619/—944 J. Hendricks ...... 79-75-78—232 (t-12th) Les Fowler 1960-61 2nd/ 8 290/588/—892 G. Polumbus ...... 70-74-74—228 (t-7th) Les Fowler 1961-62 6th/ 8 305/608/—902 B. Stapp...... 75-76-72—223 (t-16th) Les Fowler 1962-63 3rd/ 8 292-295-290—877 R. Pierson...... 75-70-74—219 (t-10th) Les Fowler 1963-64 3rd/ 8 292-298-300—890 J. Hamer ...... 73-71-71—215 (t-5th) Les Fowler 1964-65 5th/ 8 322-316-312—950 H. Irwin ...... 81-76-76—233 (9th) Les Fowler 1965-66 2nd/ 8 291-285-288—864 H. Irwin ...... 71-69-68—208 (1st) Les Fowler 1966-67 3rd/ 8 313-306—619 H. Irwin ...... 71-75—146 (t-1st) Les Fowler 1967-68 1st/ 8 280-289-288—857 B. Musselman...... 67-71-74—212 (2nd) Les Fowler 1968-69 5th/ 8 291-289-320—900 J. English...... 70-69-79—218 (7th) Les Fowler 1969-70 6th/ 8 315-304-316—935 J. English...... 76-76-77—229 (12th) Les Fowler 1970-71 5th/ 8 314-303-311—928 B. Stirling ...... 80-74-78—232 (t-17th) Les Fowler 1971-72 3rd/ 8 288-310-302—900 D. Driver ...... 70-73-73—216 (t-3rd) Les Fowler 1972-73 6th/ 8 299-299-301—899 L. Hansen...... 76-71-75—222 (t-14th) Les Fowler 1973-74 7th/ 8 319-310-309—938 B. Stirling ...... 79-78-75—232 (t-23rd) Les Fowler 1974-75 3rd/ 8 303-309-302—914 M. Hendricks ...... 74-75-73—222 (4th) Les Fowler 1975-76 2nd/ 7 297-306-320—923 T. Woodard ...... 73-75-79—227 (t-5th) Les Fowler 1976-77 3rd/ 8 311-314-313—938 T. Woodard ...... 76-75-78—229 (t-6th) Les Fowler/Mark Simpson 1977-78 3rd/ 8 307-297-312—916 S. Jones ...... 71-74-70—215 (3rd) Mark Simpson 1978-79 2nd/ 8 306-304-305—915 R. Cramer ...... 71-76-75—222 (2nd) Mark Simpson 1979-80 t-2nd/ 8 296-296-299—891 S. Jones ...... 70-75-76—221 (t-7th) Mark Simpson 1980-81 2nd/ 8 293-279-292—864 T. Kahl...... 72-68-71—211 (1st) Mark Simpson 1981-82 4th/ 8 304-298-307—909 R. Cramer ...... 73-75-77—225 (t-7th) Mark Simpson M. Hogberg...... 77-71-77—225 (t-7th) 1982-83 6th/ 8 305-319-309—933 M. Hogberg...... 73-78-71—222 (4th) Mark Simpson 1983-84 4th/ 8 312-316-306—934 M. Brethower ...... 77-76-75—228 (7th) Mark Simpson 1984-85 6th/ 8 304-305-308—917 T. Smith ...... 74-74-76—224 (12th) Mark Simpson 1985-86 4th/ 8 310-299-316—925 K. Bolles ...... 74-71-76—221 (t-7th) Mark Simpson 1986-87 7th/ 8 307-303-307—917 M. Potter...... 73-74-71—218 (t-12th) Mark Simpson 1987-88 t-5th/ 8 307-305-314—926 M. Glaesel...... 76-75-78—229 (14th) Mark Simpson 1988-89 5th/ 8 315-317-306—938 J. Lindberg...... 77-75-70—222 (7th) Mark Simpson 1989-90 3rd/ 8 304-292-291—887 M. Glaesel...... 74-74-70—218 (t-5th) Mark Simpson 1990-91 7th/ 8 339-327-304—970 D. Fennie ...... 84-81-76—241 (t-18th) Mark Simpson 1991-92 5th/ 8 305-300-310—915 B. Kalinowski...... 79-69-78—226 (15th) Mark Simpson 1992-93 3rd/ 8 299-295-304—898 B. Kalinowski...... 71-71-72—214 (1st) Mark Simpson 1993-94 4th/ 8 297-311-298—906 B. Kalinowski...... 69-76-72—217 (1st) Mark Simpson 1994-95 6th/ 8 306-296-302—904 K. Ekjord...... 75-75-73—223 (t-11th) Mark Simpson 1995-96 7th/ 8 321-316-303—940 J. Douma...... 78-80-75—233 (t-20th) Mark Simpson

Big 12 Championships Season Finish Score CU Leader Head Coach 1996-97 11th/12 315-316-315—946 J. Douma...... 81-76-71—228 (t-16th) Mark Simpson 1997-98 3rd/12 317-307-294—918 B. Portie...... 77-77-73—227 (t-8th) Mark Simpson 1998-99 5th/12 288-297-288—873 M. Call ...... 75-72-66—213 (t-4th) Mark Simpson 1999-00 3rd/12 285-292-296—873 S. Carroll...... 74-72-72—218 (t-11th) Mark Simpson K. Webber...... 71-73-74—218 (t-11th) Mark Simpson M. Zions...... 72-73-73—218 (t-11th) 2000-01 4th/12 316-298-291—905 K. Webber...... 80-73-74—227 (t-7th) Mark Simpson 2001-02 8th/12 296-294-296—886 K. Webber...... 75-73-71—219 (17th) Mark Simpson 2002-03 t-6th/12 312-311-304—927 S. Carroll...... 76-81-70—227 (t-10th) Mark Simpson 2003-04 t-5th/12 295-301-297—893 K. Coakley ...... 74-74-74—222 (t-16th) Mark Simpson 2004-05 11th/12 311-319-299—929 E. McGlasson...... 76-77-75—228 (t-22nd) Mark Simpson 2005-06 t-10th/12 301-289-309—899 E. McGlasson...... 75-69-70—214 (t-4th) David Plati/Charles Johnson (co-interim) 2006-07 11th/12 313-304-305—922 M. Baird ...... 77-73-70—220 (8th) Roy Edwards 2007-08 10th/12 311-303-296-298—1208 L. Symons ...... 76-73-77-74—300 (t-28th) Roy Edwards 2008-09 2nd/12 298-283-290-292—1163 P. Grady ...... 71-71-70-75—287 (6th) Roy Edwards 2009-10 9th/12 289-295-304-300—1188 S. Heisele ...... 73-73-73-74—293 (t-19th) Roy Edwards 2010-11 10th/12 291-307-293-317—1208 L. Symons ...... 76-75-68-80—299 (30th) Roy Edwards

65 THE PAC 8/10/12 CHAMPIONSHIP AT-A-GLANCE Season Site Team Champion (Score) Individual Champion(s) Score 1960 Palo Alto Stanford (1192) Pete Choate, SU 293 1961 Seattle Washington (1181) Clint Names, UW 286 1962 Los Angeles Southern California (1193) Pete Choate, SU 290 1963 Palo Alto Washington (1197) Dave Stockton, USC 288 1964 Clarkston, Wash. Southern California (1140) Sherman Finger, USC 280 1965 Indian Wells, Calif. Southern California (1186) Sherman Finger, USC 286 1966 Palo Alto Southern California (1183) Sherman Finger, USC 291 1967 Corvallis Southern California (1146) Kemp Richardson, USC 282 1968 Los Angeles Stanford (1194) Kemp Richardson, USC 290 1969 Seattle Southern California (1172) Three tied (OSU, SU, USC) 289 1970 El Cerrito, Calif. Stanford (1185) Four tied (2 USC, UO, UCLA) 291 1971 Eugene Southern California (1191) Scott Masingill, OSU 292 1972 Whittier, Calif. Southern California (1187) Craig Griswold, UO 290 1973 Clarkston, Wash. Southern California (1125) Mark Pfeil, USC 274 1974 Palo Alto Stanford (1155) Peter Jacobsen, UO 280 1975 Eugene Southern California (1185) Scott Simpson, USC 290 1976 Seattle (North) Oregon (1104) Peter Jacobsen, UO (North) 209 Los Angeles (South) Southern California (873) Scott Simpson, USC (South) 214 1977 Spokane (North) Oregon (1100) Phil Currie, UO (North) 215 Palo Alto (South) Stanford (1178) Larry Collins, USC/Mike Peck, SU (South) 288 1978 Los Angeles Southern California (1185) Brent Murray, UO/Mike Peck, SU 286 1979 Phoenix Arizona State (1123) Scott Watkins, ASU/Dan Croonquist, ASU 277 1980 Seattle Southern California (1139) Three tied (ASU, SU, USC) 280 1981 Palo Alto Arizona State (1456) Dan Forsman, ASU/Tony Grimes, ASU 283 1982 Corvallis UCLA (1416) Corey Pavin, UCLA 273 1983 Los Angeles UCLA (1476) Steve Pate, UCLA/Sam Randolph, USC 290 1984 Tucson Southern California (1421) Paul Nolen, UA/Mike Blewett, USC 276 1985 Walla Walla, Wash. UCLA (1448) Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 279 1986 Simi Valley, Calif. Southern California (1539) Don Walsworth, SU 296 1987 Eugene Arizona (1463) Larry Silveira, UA 289 1988 Orinda, Calif. Washington (1104) O.D. Vincent, UW 214 1989 Seattle Arizona (1074) Christian Cevaer, SU 203 1990 Tempe Arizona State (1418) Phil Mickelson, ASU 278 1991 Palo Alto Arizona (1430) Manny Zerman, UA 278 1992 Corvallis Stanford (1439) Christian Cevaer, SU 276 1993 Goleta, Calif. Arizona State (1444) Jason Gore, UA 284 1994 Tucson Stanford (1459) Jason Gore, UA 287 1995 Richland, Wash. Arizona State (1440) Charlie Wi, UC 279 1996 Newport Beach, Calif. Arizona State (1456) Tiger Woods, SU 270 1997 Eugene Arizona State (1445) Scott Johnson, ASU 278 1998 Orinda, Calif. Arizona State (1444) Paul Casey, ASU 283 1999 Seattle Arizona State (1403) Paul Casey, ASU 265 2000 Tempe Arizona State (1384) Paul Casey, ASU 265 2001 Palo Alto Southern California (1400) Ricky Barnes, UA 268 2002 Corvallis Southern California (1441) Jim Seki, SU 284 2003 Glendale, Calif. UCLA (1439) John Merrick, UCLA 276 2004 Tucson, Ariz. Arizona (1450) Henry Liaw, UA 279 2005 Walla Walla, Wash. #Washington (1425) Erik Olson, UW 276 2006 Rancho Mirage, Calif. UCLA (1420) Daniel Im, UCLA 277 2007 Eugene Southern California (1389) Jamie Lovemark, USC 269 2008 Fairfax, Calif. *Arizona State (1435) Creighton Honeck, UA 281 2009 Seattle Washington (1424) Darren Wallace, UW 277 2010 Tempe Washington (1383) Eric Mina, UC 268 2011 Palo Alto *Southern California (1415) *Martin Trainer, USC 275

Season Site Team Champion (Score) CU Finish (Score) Individual Champion(s) Score 2012 Corvallis *California (1428) 8th (1471) Andrew Yun, SU 275 *—won in playoff; #—won tiebreaker. Athletic Association of Western Universities, pre-1966; Pac-8 Conference, 1967-78; Pac-10 Conference - 1979-2011; Pac-12 Conference 2012-present.

66 individual CONFERENCE RESULTs

(Top 20 finishes or highest if none.)

Season Finish Golfer Scores Season Finish Golfer Scores

BIG 7 CONFERENCE t-3rd Jim English (So.)...... 70-74-72—216 t-3rd Chris Scena (Sr.)...... 72-72-72—216 1948 t-4th Les Fowler (Sr.) ...... —147 8th Allen Hoos (Sr.) ...... 71-78-70—219 t-10th Norman Smith (Sr.)...... —150 1969 7th Jim English (Jr.) ...... 70-69-79—218 1949 t-5th Bill Detweiler (So.)...... 75-79—154 1970 12th Jim English (Sr.) ...... 76-76-77—229 1950 13th Bill Forbes (Sr.)...... 77-76—153 1971 t-17th Blake Stirling (Fr.)...... 80-74-78—232 1951 9th Merle Backlund (So.) ...... 79-77-79—235 1972 t-3rd Davis Driver (Jr.)...... 70-73-73—216 1952 11th Dick Billehus (Sr.) ...... 79-75-87—241 t-7th Mike Mulhern (Fr.) ...... 68-79-75—222 1953 3rd Merle Backlund (Sr.) ...... 78-75-74—227 t-14th Lee Hansen (So.)...... 76-71-75—222 1954 1st Keith Alexander (So.) ...... 72-69-75—216 1973 3rd George Hoos (Jr.) ...... 73-75-72—220 1974 t-23rd Blake Stirling (Sr.) ...... 79-78-75—232 4th Marc Henricks (Sr.)...... 74-75-73—222 1955 t-3rd Dick Kintzele (Jr.) ...... 75-75-74—224 1975 t-10th Keith Alexander (Jr.) ...... 75-78-75—228 1976 t-5th Tom Woodard (Jr.) ...... 73-75-79—227 t-9th Mark Crabtree (So.) ...... 72-78-81—231 1956 t-8th Keith Alexander (Sr.) ...... 80-74-70—224 t-8th Dale Douglass (Fr.) ...... 77-77-70—224 1977 t-6th Tom Woodard (Sr.)...... 76-75-79—229 3rd Steve Jones (Fr.) ...... 72-74-70—215 1957 t-3rd Frank Bocovich (Sr.) ...... 78-75-78—231 1978 1979 2nd Rick Cramer (Fr.) ...... 71-76-75—222 t-3rd Steve Jones (So.) ...... 76-72-76—224 1980 t-7th Steve Jones (Jr.) ...... 70-75-76—221 BIG 8 CONFERENCE 9th Terry Kahl (Jr.) ...... 75-71-76—222 7th Dale Douglass (Jr.) ...... 73-77-75—225 1958 1981 1st Terry Kahl (Sr.) ...... 72-68-71—211 t-10th Marlan Spurgeon (Sr.)...... 77-79-72—228 t-5th Rick Cramer (Jr.) ...... 73-69-72—214 1959 5th Dale Douglass (Sr.) ...... 74-77-74—225 7th Steve Jones (Sr.) ...... 71-70-74—215 t-12th Joe Hendricks (So.) ...... 79-75-78—232 1960 1982 t-7th Rick Cramer (Sr.)...... 73-75-77—225 1961 t-7th Gary Polumbus (So.) ...... 70-74-74—218 t-7th Mike Hogberg (So.)...... 77-71-77—225 10th Bob Bahan (So.)...... 69-75-78—222 1983 4th Mike Hogberg (Jr.) ...... 73-78-71—222 t-16th Bill Stapp (Jr.) ...... 75-76-72—223 1962 1984 7th Mick Brethower (Sr.)...... 77-76-75—228 t-18th Bob Bahan (Jr.)...... 80-73-71—224 1985 t-10th Tim Smith (Sr.) ...... 74-74-76—224 t-10th Ray Pierson (So.) ...... 75-70-74—219 1963 1986 t-7th Kevin Bolles (Sr.) ...... 74-71-76—221 t-5th John Hamer (Sr.)...... 73-71-71—215 1964 1987 t-12th Matt Potter (Sr.)...... 73-74-71—218 9th Hale Irwin (So.) ...... 81-76-76—233 1965 1988 14th Mike Glaesel (So.) ...... 76-75-78—229 1st Hale Irwin (Jr.) ...... 71-69-68—208 1966 1989 7th John Lindberg (Sr.) ...... 77-75-70—222 3rd Larry McAtee (Sr.) ...... 71-69-74—214 1990 t-5th Mike Glaesel (Sr.) ...... 74-74-70—218 1967 t-1st Hale Irwin (Sr.)...... 71-71-75—146 t-9th John Nyuli (Jr.) ...... 76-75-72—223 2nd Bill Musselman (Jr.)...... 67-71-74—212 1968 1991 t-18th Dirk Fennie (Sr.) ...... 84-81-76—241 1992 15th Bob Kalinowski (So.) ...... 79-69-78—226 t-17th Jamie Dawson (Sr.)...... 75-76-77—228 t-17th Jonathan Kaye (Jr.)...... 74-78-76—228 1993 1st Bobby Kalinowski (Jr.) ...... 71-71-72—214 t-13th Scott Petersen (Sr.) ...... 77-72-79—228 t-19th Jonathan Kaye (Sr.)...... 76-72-85—233 1994 1st Bobby Kalinowski (Sr.) ...... 69-76-72—217 10th John Segelke (So.) ...... 72-80-75—227 t-14th John Zerwin (Sr.) ...... 78-76-76—230 1995 t-11th Knut Ekjord (Fr.)...... 75-75-73—223 t-15th Mike Troyer (Sr.) ...... 77-74-75—226 1996 t-20th John Douma (Jr.) ...... 78-80-75—233

Keith Alexander

67 Season Finish Golfer Scores BIG 12 CONFERENCE 1997 t-16th John Douma (Sr.) ...... 81-76-71—228 t-24th Steve Irwin (Sr.)...... 74-76-80—230 1998 t-8th Benjamin Portie (So.) ...... 77-77-73—227 13th Ben Fiala (So.)...... 78-78-73—232 1999 t-4th Matt Call (So.) ...... 75-72-66—213 t-9th Ben Fiala (Jr.)...... 69-75-73—217 2000 t-11th Matthew Zions (So.) ...... 72-73-73—218 t-11th Kane Webber (Fr.)...... 71-73-74—218 t-11th Stephen Carroll (Fr.) ...... 74-72-72—218 2001 t-7th Kane Webber (So.)...... 80-73-74—227 t-13th Ben Portie (Sr.) ...... 83-72-74—229 t-13th Matthew Zions (Jr.) ...... 80-75-74—229 t-16th Matt Call (Sr.) ...... 76-78-76—230 t-16th Joe Liley (Jr.) ...... 80-81-69—230 2002 17th Kane Webber (Jr.)...... 75-73-71—219 t-18th Matthew Zions (Sr.) ...... 75-76-69—220 2003 t-10th Stephen Carroll (Sr.) ...... 76-81-70—227 t-19th Edward McGlasson (Fr.) ...... 76-81-75—232 2004 t-16th Kenny Coakley (So.) ...... 74-74-74—222 t-20th Jeff Hanson (Sr.)...... 75-76-73—224 t-20th Edward McGlasson (So.)...... 73-74-87—224 t-20th Kane Webber (Sr.)...... 73-77-74—224 Terry Kahl 2005 t-22nd Edward McGlasson (Jr.) ...... 76-77-75—228 2006 t-4th Edward McGlasson (Sr.) ...... 75-69-70—214 2007 8th Michael Baird (Jr.)...... 77-73-70—220 2008 t-28th Luke Symons (Soph.) ...... 76-73-77-74—300 2009 6th Patrick Grady (Sr.) ...... 71-71-70-75—287 7th Derek Tolan (Sr.) ...... 71-68-74-75—288 t-12th Kevin Kring (Fr.)...... 78-71-77-70—296 2010 t-19th Sebastion Heisele (Soph.) ..... 73-73-73-74—293 2011 30th Luke Symons (Sr.)...... 76-75-68-80—299

PAC-12 CONFERENCE 2012 26th Jason Burstyn (Jr.) ...... 77-72-71-72—292

Bobby Kalinowski

68 The Big7/8/12 At-A-Glance The annual team and individual champions of the Big Seven/Eight/12 Conference during Colorado’s membership (1948-2011): Season Site Team Champion (Score) CU Finish (Score) Individual Champion(s) 1947-48 Lincoln Oklahoma ...... 584 3rd (603) Charlie Coe, OU...... 136 1948-49 Lincoln Missouri...... 608 7th (643) Dick Ashley, KU ...... 149 1949-50 Lincoln Kansas...... 604 5th (629) Joe Gifford, NU...... 145 1950-51 Kansas City Oklahoma ...... 929 5th (966) Graham Hunt, KSU ...... 226 1951-52 Norman Oklahoma ...... 934 6th (997) Joe Gifford, NU...... 229 1952-53 Ames Iowa State ...... 909 2nd (949) Dan Molyneaux, ISU ...... 224 1953-54 Boulder Colorado...... 890 1st (won by 5) Keith Alexander, CU...... 216 1954-55 Lawrence Colorado/Oklahoma ...... 916 t-1st (...... ) Bob Richards, KU ...... 222 1955-56 Manhattan Oklahoma ...... 890 4th (934) Bob Richards, KU ...... 214 1956-57 Lincoln Oklahoma ...... 920 4th (970) Jack Moore, OU...... 223 1957-58 Ames Oklahoma State ...... 878 3rd (924) Abe Justice, OSU...... 213 1958-59 Norman Oklahoma State ...... 899 5th (947) Jim Wright, OSU ...... 219 1959-60 Ames Oklahoma State ...... 879 4th (944) Jim Wright, OSU ...... 212 1960-61 Boulder Oklahoma State ...... 865 2nd (892) Bob Smith, OU...... 213 1961-62 Columbia Oklahoma State ...... 844 6th (902) Dick Cannon, OSU ...... 200 1962-63 Manhattan Oklahoma State ...... 849 3rd (877) George Hixon, OSU...... 209 1963-64 Stillwater Oklahoma State ...... 845 3rd (890) George Hixon, OSU...... 207 1964-65 Lincoln Oklahoma State ...... 900 5th (940) Bob Dickson, OSU ...... 218 1965-66 Columbia Oklahoma State ...... 854 2nd (864) Hale Irwin, CU...... 208 1966-67 Norman Oklahoma State ...... 592 3rd (619) Hale Irwin, CU/Grier Jones, OSU...... 146 1967-68 Boulder Colorado...... 857 1st (won by 4) Grier Jones, OSU ...... 210 1968-69 Ames Oklahoma State ...... 866 5th (900) Skip Graham, OSU ...... 214 1969-70 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 886 6th (935) Mike Holder, OSU ...... 219 1970-71 Stillwater Oklahoma State ...... 865 5th (928) Danny Edwards, OSU...... 216 1971-72 Boulder Oklahoma State ...... 864 3rd (900) Danny Edwards, OSU...... 211 1972-73 Manhattan Oklahoma State ...... 847 6th (899) Don Bliss, OSU...... 209 1973-74 Lincoln Oklahoma State ...... 886 7th (938) Jaime Gonzalez, OSU ...... 219 1974-75 Norman Oklahoma State ...... 876 3rd (914) Tom Jones, OSU ...... 217 1975-76 Ames Oklahoma State ...... 878 2nd (928) Lindy Miller, OSU ...... 217 1976-77 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 895 3rd (938) Lindy Miller, OSU ...... 220 1977-78 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 858 3rd (916) Lindy Miller, OSU ...... 212 1978-79 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 888 2nd (915) Bob Tway, OSU...... 215 1979-80 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 868 t-2nd (891) Rafael Alarcon, OSU ...... 213 1980-81 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 857 2nd (864) Terry Kahl, CU ...... 211 1981-82 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 870 4th (909) Willie Wood, OSU ...... 211 1982-83 Lawrence Oklahoma State ...... 888 6th (938) Andrew Magee, OU ...... 216 1983-84 Lawrence Missouri...... 903 4th (934) Scott Verplank, OSU ...... 220 1984-85 Oklahoma City Oklahoma State ...... 869 6th (917) Grant Waite, OU ...... 212 1985-86 Osage Beach, Mo. Oklahoma State ...... 866 4th (925) Brian Watts, OSU...... 211 1986-87 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 837 7th (917) Michael Bradley, OSU...... 206 1987-88 Tulsa Oklahoma State ...... 865 t-5th (926) E.J. Pfister, OSU...... 213 1988-89 Tulsa Oklahoma State ...... 875 5th (938) Kevin Wentworth, OSU...... 210 1989-90 Edmond, Okla. Oklahoma State ...... 849 3rd (887) Kevin Wentworth, OSU...... 211 1990-91 Leawood, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 889 7th (970) Matt Gogel, KU ...... 219 1991-92 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma ...... 866 5th (915) Alan Bratton, OSU...... 210 1992-93 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 888 3rd (898) Bobby Kalinowski, CU ...... 214 1993-94 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 883 4th (906) Bobby Kalinowski, CU ...... 217 1994-95 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 858 6th (904) Three tied (no CU) ...... 211 1995-96 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 895 7th (940) Kris Cox, OSU ...... 217 1996-97 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 882 11th (946) Leif Westerberg, OSU ...... 211 1997-98 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 898 3rd (918) Hunter Haas, OU...... 218 1998-99 Hutchinson, Kan. Kansas...... 857 5th (873) David Gossett, Texas...... 209 1999-00 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 851 3rd (873) Charles Howell III, OSU...... 200 2000-01 Hutchinson, Kan. Baylor ...... 894 4th (873) Worth Williams, BU ...... 215 2001-02 Hutchinson, Kan. Texas...... 850 8th (886) Anders Hultman, OSU...... 203 2002-03 Tulsa Texas...... 894 t-6th (927) Hunter Mahan, OSU...... 208 2003-04 Hutchinson, Kan. Texas...... 864 t-5th (893) Jason Hartwick, UT ...... 204 2004-05 Trinity, Texas Oklahoma State ...... 868 11th (929) Anthony Kim, OU...... 208 2005-06 Tulsa Oklahoma ...... 858 t-10th (899) Matthew Rosenfeld, UT...... 210 2006-07 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State ...... 866 11th (922) Pablo Martin, OSU ...... 211 2007-08 Trinity, Texas Oklahoma State...... 1141 10th (1208) Rickie Fowler, OSU ...... 279 2008-09 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State...... 1149 2nd (1163) Morgan Hoffman, OSU ...... 276 2009-10 Trinity, Texas Oklahoma State...... 1133 9th (1188) Chris Ward, TTU ...... 279 2010-11 Hutchinson, Kan. Oklahoma State...... 1139 10th (1208) Morgan Hoffman, OSU ...... 280

69 Colorado hall of Fame

In 1989, the University of Colorado inaugurated a “Golf Hall of Fame,” inducting four former players at a ceremony prior to start of The International at Castle Pines Golf Club. Periodically, those who have made a significant contribution to the University of Colorado golf program will be inducted into this select group.

THE INAUGURAL INDUCTEES DALE DOUGLASS, Fort Morgan, Colo. Dale lettered three seasons at CU (1956 through 1959), graduating in 1959. Following a successful collegiate career in the days of dual matches rather than tournaments, he went on to blossom as a professional golfer on the PGA Tour, win- ning three tournaments. Since he turned 50, he has taken the PGA Senior Tour by storm, with 12 victories as well as several runnerup finishes. Dale is known by his peers as one of the finest gentlemen of the game and by his friends as an all around nice guy. LES FOWLER, Boulder, Colo. Les is truly one of the state of Colorado’s golf legends. He was first a player at CU as an undergraduate starting in 1946, then a player-coach and then the head coach, all the while building solid political and real estate careers. He was CU’s golf coach for 30 years—the second longest coaching stint in CU history—and on a volunteer basis without compensation. Les was personally rewarded in that he coached many golfers on to great careers in the sport, most notably Dale Douglass and Hale Irwin. He remained one of the state’s top senior golfers for over two decades, and won dozens of state tournaments in his career. HALE IRWIN, Boulder, Colo. Hale enjoyed two great careers at the University of Colorado. He was a three-year letterman at defensive back in football (an all-Big Eight selection in 1966 and 1967), and spent three seasons as the number one golfer for Coach Les Fowler (1965 through 1967). In his junior year, he set the school’s season stroke average record (72.04), which stood for 38 years. He won three tournaments as a senior, ending with a bang: he ended his collegiate career by claiming medalist honors in both the Big Eight and NCAA Championships. He went on to become one of the most respected players and fiercest competitors on the PGA Tour, in addition to having a fabulous career which has seen Hale win 20 Tour events, including the U.S. Open on three occasions (1974, 1979, 1990). He has won 41 events on the Champions Tour, was the Rookie-of-the Year in 1995, is the only player on any PGA Tour to have won the same event five straight years (Turtle Bay) and has surpassed $30 million in overall career earnings ($24 million-plus on the Champions Tour). STEVE JONES, Yuma, Colo. Steve lettered four years at CU (1978 through 1981), and during that time he rewrote the Buff record book. As Coach Mark Simpson’s first recruit, he won two college tournaments and posted nine top-five finishes to go with a school record 21 top-10 placings. He broke Hale Irwin’s career stroke average mark with a 73.7 norm for 141 rounds, with his 73.3 average his senior year remaining a school best. Since graduating from CU, he has become one of the bright young stars of the PGA Tour, winning eight tournaments, including the 1996 U.S. Open, and became golf’s 99th millionaire. He also won the 1988 Colorado Open. He is now competing on the Champions Tour as he is now healthy after battling assorted injuries for the past few years.

1990 Inductees 1991 Inductees 1992 Inductees Keith Alexander Larry McAtee Don Bell Joe Bourland Pete Bloomer Leo Bradley John Hamer Nicholas Petry Ray Stenzel Ron Rope Jack Vickers (No inductees from 1993-2012.)

70 All-Time Lettermen Student-Athlete Years Lettered Hometown (High School/Previous College) AHLERS, Scott ...... 1987 ...... Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County) AKERS, Byron...... 1950-51...... Colorado Springs, Colo. ALEXANDER, Keith ...... 1954-55-56 ...... Calgary, Alberta ALTENBERN, David...... 1982-83...... Fort Morgan, Colo. (Fort Morgan) ANDERSON, Larry ...... 1960 ANDERSON, Ryan ...... 2003-05-06-07...... Greeley, Colo. (Greeley West) ARGUELLO, Rick ...... 1976 ...... Weston, Colo. (Primero) ARRABITO, John...... 1972-73 ...... Durango, Colo. (Durango) ATHA, William ...... 1958

BACKLUND, Merle...... 1951-52-53 ...... Lincoln, Neb. (Lincoln) Doug Bakke BAHAN, Bob ...... 1961-62-64 ...... Calgary, Alberta BAILEY, Bing ...... 1964 ...... Santa Barbara, Calif. BAINES, Scott ...... 1978-80-81-82...... Beaverton, Ore. (Beaverton) BAIRD, Michael ...... 2007-08...... Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County/Pepperdine) BAIRD, Thomas ...... 1938-39 BAKKE, Doug ...... 1983-84-85-86...... Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) BAKKE, Greg...... 1986-87...... Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) BARDGETT, Justin ...... 2006-08-09-10...... St. Louis, Mo. (Chaminade College Prep) BARNEY, Jack...... 1958-59...... Colorado Springs, Colo. BEABOUT, Jim ...... 1971 ...... Denver, Colo. BEELER, Francis...... 1931-32 BEELER, Sam...... 1952-53-54-55...... Hamilton, Ohio BELL, Donald ...... 1941-42-46-47-48 ...... Denver, Colo. (North) Matt Call BERGMAN, Burton ...... 1949-50 BICKEL, Lane ...... 1962-64-65 ...... Calgary, Alberta BILLEHUS, Dick...... 1952 ...... Greeley, Colo. BILLINGER, Erik ...... 2000 ...... Broomfield, Colo. (Standley Lake) BLOOMER, Gary ...... 1985-86-87-88...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview) BOATRIGHT, Mark...... 1977 ...... Denver, Colo. BOCOVICH, Frank ...... 1951-52-57 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. (Colorado Springs) BOLLES, Kevin ...... 1985-86...... Denver, Colo. (Bear Creek) BRAUCH, Tim ...... 1972 BRAUNS, Casey ...... 1956 ...... Denver, Colo. (East) BRENNEMAN, Mike...... 2002-03...... Phoenix, Ariz (Arcadia/Virginia Tech) BRETHOWER, Mick ...... 1984 ...... Evergreen, Colo. (Evergreen/Arkansas) BROMFIELD, Meredith ...... 1945-46 Mark Crabtree BROOKS, Chris ...... 1991-92-93 ...... Pueblo, Colo. (Centennial) BROWN, Charles...... 1990-91...... Colorado Sprgs, Colo. (Wasson/Santa Barbara CC) BROWN, George ...... 1941-42...... Minneapolis, Kan. (Minneapolis) BRUCE, Dick ...... 1957-58-59 ...... Roslyn, N.Y. BRUCE, Jeff...... 1979 ...... Northfield, Ill. (New Trier West) BUDGE, Bill ...... 1966 ...... Boulder, Colo. BURSTYN, Jason ...... 2010-11-12 ...... Miami, Fla. (Palmetto) BYRNES, Terry ...... 1981 ...... Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain)

CALL, Matt...... 1999-2000-01...... Broomfield, Colo. (Horizon) CARPENTER, Harvey ...... 1923-24-25 CARROLL, Stephen...... 2000-01-02-03...... Sydney, Australia (St. Patrick’s College) CARVER, Bob ...... 1958 ...... Kalamazoo, Mich. Rick Cramer CATLIN, John ...... 1994-95...... Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence) CHADWICK, Lyle ...... 1962 ...... Grand Junction, Colo. CLARK, Bill ...... 1970 ...... Lakewood, Colo. CLARK, Chris...... 1991-92-93 ...... Palm Desert, Calif. (Palm Desert) COAKLEY, Kenny...... 2004-05-06 ...... Lakewood, Colo. (Green Mountain/Oregon State) COOVER, Todd...... 1982-83...... Westminster, Colo. (Westminster) CORBRIDGE, Stuart ...... 1990-91...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) CRABTREE, Mark...... 1975-76-77-78...... Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain) CRAMER, Rick ...... 1979-80-81-82...... Fort Collins, Colo. (Poudre) CUNNINGHAM, Gordon...... 1950 CURLEE, Wayne ...... 1940-41-42 ...... Limon, Colo.

DALTON, Jim...... 1949 Dale Douglass DAWSON, Jamie...... 1989-90-91-92...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview/Arizona State) DAWSON, Joe ...... 1972-73-74 ...... Boulder, Colo. DAY, James ...... 1953-54-55 ...... Denver, Colo. DAY, Max ...... 1925-26-27 DELL, Robert...... 1953 ...... Aberdeen, S.D. DETWEILER, Bill ...... 1949-50-51 ...... Grand Island, Neb. DIAZ, Pat ...... 1993-94...... Rancho Palos Verdes. Calif. DIEHL, Bob ...... 1954-55-60 ...... Orinda, Calif. DOAN, Bill ...... 1970 DOAN, Howdy...... 1978-79...... San Marino, Calif. (San Marino) DONAHUE, Greg...... 1976-77...... Englewood, Colo. DONNEN, Royal ...... 1945-46 John Douma DORN, Dick ...... 1976 ...... Arvada, Colo. (Pomona) DOUGLASS, Dale ...... 1956-58-59 ...... Fort Morgan, Colo. DOUMA, John...... 1994-95-96-97...... Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon/Scottsdale CC) DREXEL, Charles ...... 1942-43 DRIVER, Davis ...... 1970-71-72 ...... El Paso, Texas

71 Student-Athlete Years Lettered Hometown (High School/Previous College) DRINKWATER, Terrell ...... 1931-32 DYMERSKI, Dan ...... 1966-68...... Aurora, Colo. (Central)

EKJORD, Knut ...... 1995-96-97-99...... Oslo, Norway (Norsk Skigymnas) ELDRIDGE, Ross...... 1952-58...... Kansas City, Mo. ENGLISH, Jim ...... 1968-69-70 ...... Littleton, Colo. (Regis) ENGLISH, Matt...... 1979-80...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview)

FEEHAN, Joe...... 1951-52...... Joliet, Ill. FENNIE, Dirk ...... 1990-91...... Ridgewood, N.J. (Ridgewood/Campbell Univ.) FEUERSTEIN, Mike ...... 2003 ...... La Jolla, Calif. (La Jolla) FIALA, Ben ...... 1996-98-99-2000 ...... Durango, Colo. (Durango) Mike Glaesel FLANDERS, Larry ...... 1936-37-38 ...... Longmont, Colo. (Longmont) FORBES, Bill ...... 1950 FORSGREN, Tobias ...... 2000-01...... Gothenburg, Sweden (Goteborgs) FORSMAN, Johan ...... 1995 ...... Sodertelje, Norway (Teljegymnasic) FOWLER, Les ...... 1946-47-48 ...... Boulder, Colo. FOWLER, Mark ...... 1973-74...... Boulder, Colo. FRANKLIN, Walter Jr...... 1948-49...... Boulder, Colo. FREED, Richard ...... ? FRIBBS, Derek ...... 2010-11-12 ...... Castle Rock, Colo. (Douglas County)

GEALER, Alan...... 1957 ...... Los Angeles, Calif. GEISLER, Vic ...... 1964-65-66 ...... Grand Rapids, Mich. John Hamer GEMPEL, Tom ...... 2007-09...... Parker, Colo. (Ponderosa/Northern Colorado) GINSBERG, Neil ...... 1979 ...... Johannesburg, South Africa (Sandrigham) GLAESEL, Mike...... 1987-88-89-90...... Arvada, Colo. (Pomona) GOLDBERG, Sol ...... GONZALES, Stan ...... 1985-86-88-89...... Greeley, Colo. (Greeley West) GOUDY, Patrick ...... 1977 ...... Englewood, Colo (Cherry Creek) GRADY, Jim ...... 2005-06-07-08 ...... Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield) GRADY, Pat ...... 2005-06-07-09...... Broomfield, Colo. (Broomfield) GUNNING, Albert ...... 1936-37-38 ...... Boulder, Colo.

HAMER, John...... 1962-63-64 ...... Lakewood, Colo. HANSEN, Lee ...... 1973-74-75 ...... Wheat Ridge, Colo. HANSON, Jeff ...... 2001-02-03-04...... Longmont, Colo. (Longmont) Mike Hogberg HARTMAN, Joe ...... 1933-34-35 ...... Denver, Colo. (East) HAWKINS, Joe ...... 1970-71...... El Paso, Texas HAYS, Alan ...... 1933-34-35 HEBARD, Doug...... 1968-69...... Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson) HEINLY, Andy...... 1974-75...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) HEINLY, Hank...... 1950 HEISELE, Sebastian ...... 2009-10-11-12...... Dubai, UAE (Bradenton, Fla. Prep) HENDRICKS, Joe ...... 1960 ...... Anchorage, Alaska (Sacred Heart/Air Force Academy) HENDRICKS, Marc ...... 1973-74-75 ...... Denver, Colo. (George Washington) HENDRICKSON, Murl ...... 1970-71...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) HENNIGAN, Dave...... 1970 HINSHAW, John...... 1941-42 HODAPP, Fred...... 1976 ...... Denver, Colo. (Mullen) Terry Kahl HOGBERG, Mike...... 1981-82-83-84...... Eskilstuna, Sweden (Loveland, Colo.) HOLLENBECK, Tom ...... 1954-55-56-57...... Sioux City, Iowa HOOS, Allen ...... 1966-67-68 ...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview) HOOS, George ...... 1953-54-55 ...... Boulder, Colo. HOPFER, Bill ...... 1959-60...... Alameda, Calif. HUTCHINSON, Terry...... 1946-47-48

IMPERATO, Michael ...... 2008-09-10-11...... Westlake Vilage, Calif. (Westlake) IRWIN, Hale ...... 1965-66-67 ...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) IRWIN, Steve ...... 1994-95-96-97...... St. Louis, Mo. (Country Day/Wake Forest) IVAN, Steve ...... 1981-82-83-84...... Pueblo, Colo. (South)

JACOBSON, Orlin...... 1958-59...... Denver, Colo. (South) Jonathan Kaye JENNINGS, Barry...... 1979-80-81-82...... Denver, Colo. (Ranum) JOHNSON, Ron...... 1971 JONES, Steve...... 1978-79-80-81...... Yuma, Colo. (Yuma) JONES, Trevor...... 1980-81...... San Marino, Calif. (San Marino) JORY, John ...... ? JUSTICE, Shaun...... 2003 ...... Andover, England (Winton Secondary)

KAHL, Terry ...... 1977-78-80-81...... Aurora, Colo. (Hinkley) KALINOWSKI, Bobby ...... 1991-92-93-94...... Durango, Colo. (Durango) KATCHEN, Howie...... 1956 KAYE, Jonathan ...... 1990-91-92-93...... Phoenix, Ariz. (Sunnyslope/Phoenix CC) KECK, Francis ...... 1922-23 KELLEY, George ...... 1973 ...... Pebble Beach, Calif. (Robert L. Stevenson) George Kelley KENNEDY, Bob ...... 1959-60-61 ...... Moosejaw, Saskatchewan KENNEDY, Tom ...... 1956 ...... Belvidere, Ill. KERR, Steve ...... 1975-76-78 ...... Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson) KETTMAN, John ...... 1951-52-53-54...... Davenport, Iowa

72 Student-Athlete Years Lettered Hometown (High School/Previous College) KINTZELE, Dick ...... 1955 KNIGHT, Darrell...... 1978-81-82 ...... Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson) KOERNER, Mark ...... 1980 ...... Orland Park, Ill. (Carl Sandburg) KRING, Kevin ...... 2009-10-11-12...... Springfield, Mo. (Central)

LAKE, John ...... 1961-62 LAWRENCE, George...... 1970 ...... Denver, Colo. LEE, Tom...... 1976-77-78-79...... Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) LENGYEL, Steve ...... 1985 LILEY, Joe ...... 1999-2000-01-02 ...... Lakewood, Colo. (Denver Mullen) LINDBERG, John ...... 1987-88-89 ...... Stockholm, Sweden (Gunnarsplans) Steve Kerr LOACH, William ...... ? LOAR, Jay ...... 1965 ...... Port Arthur, Texas LOBATO, Paul ...... 1984-85-86-87...... Denver, Colo. (Machebeuf) LOSER, Earl ...... 1924-25 LUIRETTE, Dan...... 1995-96-97 ...... Aurora, Colo. (Rangeview) LUOMA, John ...... 1993-94-95 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty/Texas Christian) LUTHER, Charlie ...... 1989-90...... Denver, Colo. (Manual) LYNCH, Frank ...... 1933-34 LYONS, Clark ...... 1986-87-88-89...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder)

MAGNUSON, Melvin ...... 1933-34 MAHONEY, George ...... 1936-37 Tom Lee MALM, Curtis ...... 1998 ...... Naperville, Ill. (Naperville) MANNING, Jack ...... 1964 ...... Englewood, Colo. MARSALIS, William ...... ? MARSICO, Tom ...... 1974-75...... Denver, Colo. (Regis) MARTIN, Keith...... 1989-90-91-92...... Longmont, Colo. (Longmont) MASTALIR, M.J...... 1968 MASTEN, Bob ...... 1969-71 ...... Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson) McATEE, Larry ...... 1963-64-66 ...... Denver, Colo. (Lakewood) McCONNELL, Paul ...... 2010 ...... Garland, Texas (Garland) McDERMOTT, Jerry ...... 1974-75...... Sturgis, S.D. McGLASSON, Edward...... 2003-04-05-06...... Orange, Calif. (Elmodena) McGREGOR, James ...... 1957 ...... Oskaloosa, Iowa McKIBBEN, Jim ...... 1962-64...... Erie, Pa. Edward McGlasson MEADE, Bob ...... 1960 MIELENZ, Mike...... 1962-63...... Denver, Colo. MILLER, Erroll ...... 1976-77-78 ...... Arvada, Colo. (Arvada) MILLS, Robert ...... 1947-48 MOBLEY, Eric ...... 1990-91...... Baton Rouge, La. (Tara) MODESITT, Leland ...... 1937-38 MOONEY, Brian...... 1977 ...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) MOORE, Blake...... 2003-04-05-07...... Monrovia, Calif. (La Salle) MOORE, Mike ...... 1963 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. MORRIS, D.J...... 1991-92...... Livingston, N.J. (Newark Academy/TCU) MUHLHAUSER, Dick ...... 1958-59...... Denver, Colo. MULHERN, Mike ...... 1972-73-74-75...... Denver, Colo. (George Washington) MUNOZ, Diego ...... 2006 ...... Mexico City, Mexico (home schooled) Ray Pierson MUSSELMAN, Bill ...... 1968-69...... Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier)

NEHER, Brad ...... 1993-94...... Littleton, Colo. (Littleton) NOCK, Doug...... 1986-87-88-89...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) NORLAND, Rob...... 1977-78...... Carthage, N.Y. (Central) NYULI, John ...... 1989-90-91 ...... St. Charles, Ill. (St. Charles/Florida)

OBERHOLTZ, Lester ...... 1923-24 O’NEILL, Derek...... 2003-04-05-07...... Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Highlands Ranch) OPDYKE, Bill ...... 1968 ...... Greeley, Colo. (Central) ORAEE, David ...... 2012 ...... Greeley, Colo. (West)

PARKS, Preston ...... 1933-34 Gary Polumbus PARR, Steve ...... 1968-69-70 ...... Meridian, Miss. PETERSEN, Scott ...... 1992-93...... Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek/Tulsa) PETERSON, Mike ...... 1985-86-87-88...... Oakland, Neb. (Oakland-Craig) PETRY, Nicholas...... 1939-40...... Denver, Colo. (East) PIERSON, Ray ...... 1963-64...... Boulder, Colo. POLING, Sid...... 1950 POLING, Steve ...... 1951-52-53 ...... Ottumwa, Iowa POLLACK, Bill...... 1963-65...... Larchmont, N.Y. POLLACK, Paul ...... 1959-60...... Greeley, Colo. POLUMBUS, Gary ...... 1961-62-63 ...... Denver, Colo. POLUMBUS, Tad...... 1965 ...... Denver, Colo. (George Washington) PORTER, Dick ...... 1951 ...... Longmont, Colo. PORTIE, Benjamin ...... 1998-2001-02...... Westminster, Colo. (Ranum/Western Nebraska CC) Ben Portie POTTER, Matt ...... 1983-85-86-87...... Denver, Colo. (Regis) PROCKTER, Walter ...... 1940-41

RAINEY, Norton...... 1996-97-98-99...... Littleton, Colo. (Arapahoe) REICH, Bob ...... 1968-69...... Boulder, Colo. (Fairview)

73 Student-Athlete Years Lettered Hometown (High School/Previous College) REIDY, Pat ...... 1985 ...... Denver, Colo. REILLY, Lawrence ...... 1952 RICE, Bruce ...... 1979 ...... Pueblo, Colo. (Centennial) RIDDLE, Bill ...... 1986-87-88 ...... Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain) ROBINSON, Leonard...... 1946-47-48 ...... Denver, Colo. (East) ROBINSON, Paul...... 1995-96-97-98...... Littleton, Colo. (Arapahoe) ROST, Dick ...... 1951 ...... Janesville, Wis. ROWLAND, Bob ...... 1965 ...... Aurora, Colo. ROYLANCE, Dave ...... 1971 RYAN, Rupert ...... 1945-46

SANDERS, James...... 1939-40 Chris Scena SAUNDERS, Harold...... 1938-39-40 ...... Omaha, Neb. SAUNDERS, Norm ...... 1963-64-65 ...... Wheat Ridge, Colo. SCENA, Chris...... 1966-67-68 ...... Denver, Colo. (Lincoln) SCHELL, James ...... 1958 SCHOOLCRAFT, Beau ...... 2012 ...... Englewood, Colo. (Kent Denver/UCLA) SCHREIBER, Mark...... 1936-37 SCHUMANN, Ed ...... 1960 SCRIBNER, Ted...... 1993 ...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) SEGELKE, John ...... 1993-94-95-96...... Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek/UCLA) SENA, Shea ...... 2005 ...... Cortez, Colo. (Montezuma-Cortez) SESSIONS, Steve ...... 1974 ...... Denver, Colo. SHEHEE, Tray ...... 1989-91 ...... Boulder, Colo. SHERIDAN, Dave ...... 1946-47...... Greeley, Colo. John Segelke SIMPSON, Mark ...... 1970-71-72 ...... Durango, Colo. (Durango) SMITH, Norm ...... ? ...... Denver, Colo. (East) SMITH, Tim ...... 1982-83-84-85 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. (St. Mary’s) SMITH, Todd ...... 1989-90-91 ...... Palo Alto, Calif. (Henry Gunn) SNIFFIN, Dan ...... 1998-99-2000...... Broomfield, Colo. (Horizon) SPEAKER, Ron ...... 1984-85...... Greeley, Colo. (Greeley West) SPENCER, Kevin...... 1976-77...... Longmont, Colo. (Longmont) SPENNER, Mark ...... 1988 ...... Westminster, Colo. (Westminster) SPURGEON, Glynn ...... 1957-58...... Centralia, Ill. STACY, Tom ...... 1994-95-96-97...... Durango, Colo. (Durango) STAPP, Bill ...... 1961-62-63 ...... Marion, Pa. STASICA, Leo ...... 1942-43...... Rockford, Ill. STIRLING, Blake ...... 1971-72-73-74...... Denver, Colo. (Cherry Creek) Tim Smith STIRLING, Jack ...... 1945-46-47 ...... Denver, Colo. (South) STROBEL, John ...... 1948-49...... Denver, Colo. (East) SWEETMAN, Michael ...... 1963 SYMONS, Luke ...... 2007-08-09-11...... Lone Tree, Colo. (ThunderRidge)

TAYS, Bob...... 1978-79...... Boone, Iowa (Boone) TEATS, Merrill...... 1938-39...... Denver, Colo. (East) TEETER, Bob ...... 1967 THIELEMANN, Ralf ...... 1984 ...... Essen, West Germany (Stadtwald) TOLAN, Derek...... 2006-07-08-09...... Highlands Ranch (ThunderRidge) TOMPKINS, Brandon ...... 1998-99...... Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain) TROYER, Dave...... 1990-91...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) TROYER, Mike...... 1992-93-94-95...... Boulder, Colo. (Boulder) Mike Troyer TYRRELL, William Jr...... 1928-29

VANDERMORE, Marty...... 1986-87...... Sioux Falls, S.D. (Lincoln) VANDEVENTER, Bill ...... 1970 ...... Wichita Falls, Texas VEIGELE, William ...... 1960 VEIGELE, William III ...... 1976-77-78 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wassson)

WAGNER, Frank ...... 1958 ...... Grand Junction, Colo. WARNOCK, Rich...... 1972 ...... Fort Collins, Colo. WATSON, Joe...... 1935-36-37 ...... Pueblo, Colo. (Pueblo) WEBB, Larry ...... 1971 ...... Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jefferson) WEBB, Robert...... 1953-54-55 ...... Denver, Colo. Tom Woodard WEBBER, Kane...... 2000-01-02-04...... Lismore, Australia (Trinity Catholic College) WEIR, Chase ...... 1970-71...... Fremont, Neb. (Fremont/Arizona State) WEISS, Barrie ...... 1949-50...... Denver, Colo. (East) WEIST, Robert ...... 1961-62 WIDMER, Johnny ...... 2009-11-12 ...... George Town, Cayman Islands (Bradenton, Fla. Prep) WILLENBROCK, Tad ...... 1980 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. WILLS, Shawn ...... 1999-2001 ...... Broomfield, Colo. (Northglenn) WILSON, Pat ...... 2011 ...... Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia WITTENWYLER, Grant ...... 1992-93...... Denver, Colo. (Manual) WOLF, Robert ...... 1936-37 WOOD, Todd ...... 1981-82-83 ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson/Idaho State) WOODARD, Tom...... 1974-75-76-77...... Aurora, Colo. (Manual) Matt Zions ZEMAN, Matt...... 1982-83...... Lakewood, Colo. (Regis) ZERWIN, John ...... 1991-92-93-94...... Westminster, Colo. (Regis) ZIONS, Matthew ...... 1999-2000-01-02 ...... Sydney, Australia (St. Paul’s College)

74 CU Golfers and Colorado

University of Colorado golf team members and alumni have had their fair share of success in golfing circles in the state of Colorado. Here’s a listing of the most prestigious accomplishments (*—denotes while attending CU):

Colorado Sports Colorado Stroke Play Colorado Public Links CGA Player of the Year Hall of Fame Champions Champions 1969 John Hamer (year inducted) 1946 Leo Stasica 1983 Terry Byrnes 1970 John Hamer Dale Douglas (1989) 1960 Les Fowler 1990 Mark Crabtree 1980 *Steve Jones & Hale Irwin (1986) 1962 Les Fowler 1992 *Jonathan Kaye *Terry Kahl Steve Jones (2013) 1963 *Hale Irwin 2000 *Ben Portie 1981 *Steve Jones 1964 *Hale Irwin 2001 *Ben Portie 1982 *Rick Cramer Colorado Golf 1965 *Hale Irwin 2007 *Patrick Grady 1983 *Tim Smith Hall of Fame 1968 Les Fowler 2008 *Derek Tolan 1984 *Matt Potter (year inducted) 1969 John Hamer 1988 *Mike Glaesel Mark Crabtree (2006) 1970 John Hamer CGA Western Chapter 1993 *Bobby Kalinowski Dale Douglass (1977) 1980 *Terry Kahl Champions 2000 *Matt Call Jim English (1980) 1981 Steve Jones 2006 *Patrick Grady 2001 *Ben Portie Les Fowler (1978) 1982 Rick Cramer 2007 *Luke Symons 2003 *Kane Webber John Hamer (2002) 1984 *Matt Potter 2004 Steve Irwin Hale Irwin (1974) 1991 *Scott Petersen Will F. Nicholson 2005 *Derek Tolan Steve Jones (1997) 1993 *Scott Petersen Award 2007 *Patrick Grady M.J. Mastalir (1995, 1995 Mike Troyer 2012 Hale Irwin 2008 *Patrick Grady Distinguished Service) 1998 *Matt Call Larry McAtee (1992) 2000 *Matt Call Mark Simpson (2004, Lifetime 2002 *Kane Webber Achievement Award) 2003 *Kane Webber Ray Stenzel (1998) 2006 *Patrick Grady Larry Webb (2000) Tom Woodard (2013) Colorado Match Play Champions Colorado Open 1941 Joe Hartman Winners 1954 Les Fowler 1962 *Ray Pierson Overall Champions 1963 *Larry McAtee 1980 Larry Webb 1964 *Larry McAtee 1988 Steve Jones 1965 *Larry McAtee 1996 Jonathan Kaye 1966 *Hale Irwin 1999 Bill Riddle 1967 *Bill Musselman 2000 Scott Petersen 1970 Bill Clark 2007 John Douma 1972 Larry McAtee 2009 *Derek Tolan 1973 Bill Clark 2011 Ben Portie 1975 *Mark Crabtree 2012 Derek Tolan 1976 *Mark Crabtree Low Amateurs 1980 *Steve Jones 1967 Hale Irwin 1982 Rick Cramer 1971 Les Fowler 1983 *Tim Smith 1973 Les Fowler 1992 Mark Crabtree 1978 *Steve Jones 1994 Mark Crabtree 1981 Steve Jones 2004 Steve Irwin 1985 *Matt Potter 2005 *Patrick Grady 1995 Mike Troyer 2008 *Luke Symons 2004 *Kenny Coakley 2006 Steve Irwin 2007 *Patrick Grady Two future state Hall of Famers at the time, Larry McAtee and Hale Irwin, posed together at photo day in April, 1966.

75 Scholarship Endowment Fund

Petry Douglass Fowler

The University of Colorado men’s golf team currently has three endowed scholarships, as the interest from those endowments go directly to funding scholarships of current CU golf team members.

The Nick Petry Scholarship is in the name of the late CU golf letterman (1939-40), and was begun in 1991.

The Dale Douglass Scholarship is in the name of CU’s first real star on the PGA Tour (and current Senior Tour member) as he lettered as a Buff between 1956 and 1959.

The Les Fowler Scholarship is in the name of the late CU golfer and longtime coach (1948-77) and state legislator. It was created in 2003.

Special Moments

Two University of Colorado Golf Hall of Fame members pose at the 1992 induction: PGA and Senior Tour great Hale Irwin (left) with the founder of The International and long-time CU supporter, Jack Vickers.

76 CU golf history & tradition

The game of golf migrated to the United States from (now Northern Colorado). World War I had delayed many of the Europe, and was introduced at the college level around 1850. college level sport programs, and the program resumed play in As the sport became popular, proponents sought out the 1920 under Joe Mills, who had coached football the previous warmer climates where it could thrive year-round. And as golf two seasons. popularity grew, it spread to the larger cities where there was Golf at CU underwent a reorganization in 1924, with the a desire for outdoor recreation, but the financial burden of first varsity match a challenge between two DU football play- building and maintaining a golf course was rather great. ers (who were caddies at Denver C.C.) and two CU football sen- Several eastern universities were among the earliest insti- iors, who kidded their opponents about the “sissy-game.” tutions to entertain the game of golf as a “club.” As this rel- They learned during the summer at a cost of 50 cents per atively new sport enticed athletes of all ages to allot their round. Walt Franklin and Burke bought three clubs and six recreation time to it, cities began to select acreage specifical- golf balls from a shop on Denver’s Larimer Street to play the ly as sites for future golf courses. Around this time, the late match, but there is no record of who actually won. But com- 1800s, several universities were endowed with funds that per- petitive golf had finally arrived on the CU campus. mitted their own private courses. Golf fell in line with most Prior to World War II, team captains often served as play- other sports at the time, which originated as clubs at er-coaches. But since 1948, the University of Colorado has had American colleges. only two coaches, Les Fowler (1948-76) and Mark Simpson In 1901, a group of professors and students formed a club (1976-current). Fowler, an accomplished player himself, led for golf at the University of Colorado, but were without any CU into the Big Seven Conference in 1948, finishing second in real local place to play until 1917, when the city of Boulder the league meet as a senior player-coach. It marked the begin- built a nine-hole course on the north side of town. This course ning of the modern era of Colorado golf. featured “buffalo” grass, sand greens and a “pasture-pool,” It took the youthful Fowler just six years to bring the first complete with gophers. College enthusiasts were invited to championship to Boulder. In 1954, Keith Alexander shot a 216 join the local “divot diggers,” and so golf took off in Boulder for 54 holes, powering the Buffs to the league title. The fol- Valley. Denver already had the Denver Country Club and lowing year, Fowler’s team did it again, although the Buffs had Cherry Hills, so Boulder was growing up in this area. to share the spotlight as 1955 Big Seven champions with Golf was one of the last minor sports to become a varsity Oklahoma. program, attaining that status in 1912. CU initiated a golf When Oklahoma State became the eighth school to enter team that year, and original opponents included Denver the conference, a dynasty of unequalled magnitude resulted. University, Colorado College and Greeley State Teachers College The Cowboys have proceeded to win every Big Eight tourna- ment since 1958-with only three exceptions. In 1968 the Bison surprised the Grier Jones-led Okie Staters by shaving 35 strokes off the previous year’s winning total to upset the defending

University of Colorado Golf Coaches Head Coach Seasons Tenure Joe Mills 2 1920-21 Francis Keck 2 1922-23 Walter Franklin 3 1934-36 Mark Schrieber 1 1940 Leo Stasica 1 1944 Don Bell 1 1947 Les Fowler 29 1948-76 Mark Simpson 29 1977-2005 Brad Neher 1/2 2006 (interim) Roy Edwards 7 2006-current (prior to World War II, team captains often served as player-coaches) The 1953-54 Big Seven Champion Buffaloes Front Row: Bob Webb, Keith Alexander, Jim Day, George Hoos; Back Row: Coach Les Fowler, Dick Mulhauser, Sam Beeler, Bob Diehl, John Kettman.

77 DID YOU KNOW?... that former CU golfer Jonathan Kaye owns the PGA Tour record for the most improvement from one round to the next? At the 1999 Bob Hope Classic he shot a second round 83 but came back with a 62 in the third round. The 21 stroke improvement is a PGA record.

Irwin, though, wasn’t the first CU golfer to make it big on the pro tour. Dale Douglass, a 1959 graduate, also made his professional mark after college. Douglass rarely lost an individual match Mark Simpson’s first Buffalo team (1977) throughout his collegiate career and was one champs and interrupt the Cowboys’ dominant hold. (Missouri of the Big Eight’s top stars his senior year, won in 1984 and Oklahoma in 1992.) finishing fifth in the league championships. As a profession- That 1968 win surprised many a CU golf follower because al, Douglass’ best year was 1969 when he won both the Azalea the Buffs had just lost their all-time best golfer to graduation- and Kemper Opens. The two-time president of the Tournament Hale Irwin. Irwin, a two-sport star who captained the football Players Association also won the 1970 Phoenix Open. Most team as a senior defensive back, won the individual league recently, Douglass has made it big on the PGA Seniors Tour, title in 1966 by three strokes to pace the Buffs to a second- becoming one of its top money winners. place finish. He was also co-champion in the rain-shortened, For several years in the Big Eight, the Colorado golf team 36-hole tourney the following year with OSU’s Jones. played second fiddle to Oklahoma State as a powerful foe. But it was that final year of Irwin’s which brought promi- After suffering poor finishes in 1973 and 1974, Mark Simpson nence to Colorado golf. The joined with the legendary current pro standout won Les Fowler to lead the the 70th annual NCAA Buffs to a third place in ’75 Championships over such and second in ’76. Simpson future touring luminaries then took over the reins of as Johnny Miller, Hubert the program in January, Green, Jerry Heard and 1977, and would lead the Rick Massengale. Buffs to 11 NCAA tourna- Irwin continues to be an ment appearances and 13 authoritative force with first-division finishes in the PGA. He is just one of a conference action, includ- handful of players who ing a trio of runnerup have won over $8 million efforts. on the Tour. He was won Simpson’s first star over 30 major tourna- recruit, Steve Jones, also ments, including the U.S. has made it big on the PGA Open three times (1974, Tour, winning three tour- 1979, 1990), between the naments in 1989 alone and PGA and Senior PGA tours. the 1996 U.S. Open. The 1992-93 Buffaloes, featuring among others, future pros Jonathan Kaye and Scott Petersen and two-time Big Eight champion Bobby Kalinowski.

78 Simpson has coached seven all-Americans and 15 all- conference players. In 1994 another Simpson recruit, Bobby Kalinowski, joined Irwin as a two-time Big Eight champion. In 1996, one of the most powerful collegiate golf conferences was born out of the formation of the Big 12 Conference, which consisted of all members of the old Big Eight and four members of the disbanded Southwest Conference. The conference has averaged five teams in the Top 25 since its inception, with Colorado often included in that mix. CU returned to the NCAA Championship finals in 1999 after a five-year absence in stunning fashion. In the NCAA Central Regional on the Ohio State campus, the Buffs pulled off the second largest rally in the 11- The first individual national title in year history of the regional format. CU climbed from Colorado golf history, as the late Merle Backlund was the medalist 18th to 10th place on the final day, and then won a in the 1953 NCAA meet. playoff on the first hole against Kent State to advance to the national finals. Tragedy hit the program in 2005, as on December 5, The Buffaloes returned as a regular member of the nation’s Simpson passed away after a valiant yearlong battle against Top 50 during the 1999-2000 season, and have climbed as cancer. Ironically, he would coach the Buffaloes for the exact high as No. 10 in the polls over the last decade. In 2001-02, same amount of time as Fowler, his predecessor and coach. the Buffs had one of their best years in tying for 14th in the The duo combined to coach 58 seasons for the school. The NCAA Championship Finals. The 2003-04 team won the legacy the two created was one the administration looked to Western Intercollegiate, the first team win in four years, and continue when Roy Edwards was named just the third full- set a school record for stroke average both overall (73.77) and time head coach in CU history. the spring (73.71). In Edward’s third season, he coached the Buffaloes to a Colorado has appeared in the NCAA Finals 15 times and in second place finish in the Big 12—CU’s first runner-up the Championships 27 times overall; on 14 other occasions, CU conference finish since Simpson’s teams did so in 1979, 1980 has been represented by at least one individual. and 1981.

Hale Irwin and Steve Jones came back to Boulder in 1997 and put on a clinic for the current Buffalo team.

79 The Buffs and the U.S. Open

Did you know that Colorado, Ohio State, Stanford and Wake Forest have produced the most United States Open winners in history? The Buffaloes, Buckeyes, Cardinal and Demon Deacons have had their respective alums win four titles—for Colorado, Hale Irwin has won three (1974, 1979, 1990) and Steve Jones one (1996). The trophy in 1974 is pictured at right. CU was the only school in the 1990s to boast two winners (Irwin in ’90, Jones in ’96), and was also the only school to produce two in the 1970s (Irwin in ’74 and ’79). In 1999, junior-to-be Matt Call became the first Buffalo to play in the U.S. Open while still attending CU when he advanced through the two stages of local and sectional qualifying. In 2002, CU senior Ben Portie earned a spot in the same fashion in the Open just three weeks after playing his final collegiate round. That same year, future Buffalo Derek Tolan qualified and played as a 16-year-old.

80 Buffalo Greats

A look at some of the greats in Colorado golf history, including conference champions, multiple record holders and major tournament winners, and/or those who have made their mark professionally.

At Colorado (1953-56): The first Buffalo to win Big 7 Conference medalist honors when he won with a 216 score in the 1954 meet, he KEITH ALEXANDER helped Colorado to the team title, its first Big 7 crown in golf. Emerging as CU’s No. 1 golfer as a sophomore in the spring of 1954, he was the first and remains the only soph in school history to win a conference medalist honors. By tying for 10th in 1955 and eighth in 1956 in the league meet, he became the first (and to date, still one of just five) CU players to have recorded three top 10 finishes in the conference championships. He is believed to have compiled a 25-10-2 record in dual match play, a pretty impressive figure for a No. 1 man, and led CU to the NCAA Championships in both 1954 and 1955.

At Colorado (1950-53): Colorado’s first national champion in golf, as he won NCAA medalist honors in 1953 at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, when he recorded a 69-68—137 scorecard for a then-NCAA record MERLE BACKLUND 7-under par; it was in the day when the field was pared to the low 64 after medal play, and despite losing in the first round of match play, he became only CU’s fourth national champion in its athletic history at the time (joining three track performers: Gil Cruter, Dave Bolen and Warren Bateman). The 137 was a record at the time as well, besting the old mark of 138 set by a most familiar name in 1950: Wake Forest’s Arnold Palmer. In the Big 7 Championships, he finished ninth as a sophomore and third as a senior.

At Colorado (1978-82): The first and to date only golfer in Colorado history to play in four NCAA Championships, as he went individually as a freshman in 1979 (also a first and only) and as a senior in 1982 and with RICK CRAMER the full Buff contingent in 1980 and 1981. He finished second in the 1979 Big 8 Championships, to date the highest finish ever by a Colorado freshman in a conference championship meet. He tied for 5th in the 1981 event and for seventh in the ’82 affair, making him one of just five Buffs to have recorded three top 10 finishes in league championship play. His third place finish at the 1978 Falcon Invitational would stand as the best by a CU freshman in his first meet for 21 years. The summer after he completed his CU eligibility, he pulled off the rare sweep in winning both the Colorado State Stroke and Match Play championships. He was a third-team All-American in both 1981 and 1982. Professionally: He played briefly on the PGA Tour but did play several seasons on some of the other pro tours, and is currently involved in administration and operations for the Gateway Tour Series in the Phoenix area.

At Colorado (1956-59): Owned a career stroke average of 74.11 as a Buff, playing in an era where dual matches were the norm and tournaments were the exception. He posted three top 10 finishes in the DALE DOUGLASS Big Seven/Eight Championships, tying for eighth as a freshman in the ’56 Big 7 meet, and taking seventh and fifth in the ’58 and ’59 Big 8 tests, respectively; he was the second Buff (and still one of just five) to record three top 10 finishes in conference championship play. Professionally: A member of the Champions Tour since he turned 50 in 1986, he had 11 victories on what was formerly known as the Senior Tour. He became just the fifth player in history to play in 500 tournaments when he reached the mark in 2003. He starred on the PGA Tour after turning pro in 1960, winning three events. Now more or less retired, he won just under $7.5 million on the Champions Tour and over $9 million as a professional. He has played in 600 Champions Tour events, with 151 top 10 finishes along with 283 in the top 25.

At Colorado (1994-99): He led the team in stroke average all four of his playing seasons, one of just two Buffs to do so (with Steve Jones), but they weren’t in consecutive years as he redshirted after his true junior KNUT EKJORD season. He led the Buffs at the 1995 NCAA Central Regional in 1995, tying for 14th, and played in one other NCAA meet (in 1999 as a senior). He played 133 rounds, and with 127 counting toward team scoring, he set the school record for percentage counted (95.5). He had a career stroke average of 74.34, and he had 11 top 10 and 22 top 20 finishes in his career. Over the course of his career, he was the top Buffalo scorer in 27 tournaments, the most in school history.

81 At Colorado (1945-76): He tied for fourth in the first Big 7 Conference championship meet Colorado ever played in, as he recorded a LES FOWLER 147 score for 36 holes in the 1948 meet. Following his graduation, he would coach the Buffaloes on a volunteer basis for a total of 29 seasons, actually starting as a player-coach his senior year. His top players out of over 125 that played for him included Hale Irwin, Dale Douglass, John Hamer, Gary Polumbus, Larry McAtee, Bill Musselman, Tom Woodard, Mark Crabtree and the man who succeeded him as head coach, Mark Simpson. His teams won three conference titles and reached the NCAA Championships seven times, with the 1968 team posting the school’s best ever national finish when it tied for eighth. He was a district manager in the insurance business, and active in Boulder politics as a city councilman and state representative and state senator. Though he never played professionally, he was one of the states top amateur golfers for four decades, including senior golf, and is a member of the state of Colorado Golf Hall of Fame. He passed away on February 8, 2003 at the age of 78 in Boulder.

At Colorado (2004-09): He finished 14th in the most rounds played (113) at Colorado, finishing 16th in career stroke average (74.45), ninth PATRICK GRADY in top 5 finishes (7), sixth in top 10 finishes (12) and ninth in top 20 efforts (18). As a senior, he was the Co-Male Athlete of the Year at Colorado for all sports (with teammate Derek Tolan), he played in all 13 tournaments, with two wins, five top 5, eight top 10 and 10 top 20 finishes. He earned PING All-Region honors and was an honorable mention All-American, finishing as the No. 46 ranked player in the nation (Golfweek). He recorded a 71.98 stroke average for the season, the third best in school history (and his 71.32 average during the spring the second best, just .02 off the record). His outstanding spring was topped by his victory in CU's Stevinson Ranch Invitational, where he cruised to the win with an 8-under par 208 score. His top fall highlight was his first career collegiate win, when a 67-69-68—204 scorecard earned him medalist honors at Denver’s Ron Moore Invitational at Green Valley Ranch GC in Denver. The 12-under par effort matched John Lindberg’s school record for the most strokes under par that he set in the 1989 BYU Classic. He was named the Golfweek National Player-of the-Week for the week ending Sept. 22 after he won the DU-Ron Moore invite, and in the process was believed to be the first player in CU history to be afforded such an honor. He turned pro following his senior year, and won the Adams Tour’s Coca-Cola Wal-Mart Open (in Louisiana) in March 2010.

At Colorado (1961-64): He helped CU to a tie for 18th in the 1964 NCAA Championships, tying for 36th individually (73-78—151), the same JOHN HAMER year he tied for fifth in the Big Eight Championships (73-71-71—215), as he led the Buffs to a third place finish. Dual meets were more the norm for his day, and as a senior, he posted one of the best dual marks in school history, going 14-2 on the year, with a low round of 68. After CU: He opted not to pursue a professional career, but took the state of Colorado by storm in the amateur ranks. He owns 10 CGA state titles, including four individual championships (1969 and 1970 Stroke Play; 1992 and 1996 Senior Stroke Play). He was the state amateur of the year in 1969, is one of only three players to ever win back-to-back stroke play titles, and was inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in 2002.

At Colorado (1964-67): The 1967 NCAA individual champion, winning by two strokes with a 2-under par 286 score, an effort that saw him post HALE IRWIN a 65 in the third round which included a hole-in-one. The all-time CU leader in tournaments won (4), he also racked up two medalist honors in Big 8 Conference play, winning the 1966 title outright and sharing the ’67 crown when he was a first-team All-American. His 72.04 stroke average as a junior still reigns as a CU single-season best, as are his eight rounds in the 60s that year, and he is one of just five players to have led the Buffs in average three or more seasons. He earned a combined six letters in football and golf; after playing quarterback as a sophomore, he became a two-time first-team all-Big Eight selection at weak side safety 1965 and 1966, making nine interceptions (in 1989, he was selected to the 25-member All-Century Football Team for CU’s first 100 years of football). He was inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 1986 and CU’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002 (in the school’s fourth class). Professionally: The all-time money winner on the Champions (Senior) Tour with $26.6 million in earnings (and he has over a $6 million advantage over No. 2 Gil Morgan). He won 20 times on the PGA Tour, including three U.S. Opens (1974, 1979, 1990); had 45 Champion Tour wins through 2012, including two U.S. Senior Open crowns (1998, 2000); and 18 other professional wins including international play. Entering 2013, he has made the cut in an incredible 398 of 402 Champions Tour events, with 209 top 10 finishes: in addition to the 45 wins, he has 43 runner- up finishes and 23 third place efforts, or 111 top three performances. His son, Steve, also played for the Buffs from 1994-97, and the two won the 2003 Father-Son Challenge. Inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992, he is also very active in his own golf course design company.

82 At Colorado (1977-81): He set numerous school records during his CU career, in which he became the first and only player in school history to record four top 10 finishes in the conference championship meet (two STEVE JONES thirds and two sevenths in four Big 8 title meets). A second-team All- American as a senior in 1980-81, when he had nine top 10 finishes and ten top 20 efforts, which are both still school bests. Over the course of his career, he had 19 top 10 and 26 top 20 finishes, both CU records, and was the top Buffalo scorer in 23 tournaments, tied for the second most in school history. He is the only player in Buff annals to lead the team in stroke average for four consecutive seasons, and one of just two to do it four times overall. Professionally: He has over $6.5 million in career earnings on the PGA Tour (he became the sports’ 99th millionaire when he topped that figure), winning eight times, none bigger than his 1996 U.S. Open title. He captured that event on the last hole on Sunday, his pinnacle achievement that season which earned him the Tour’s Comeback Player of the Year honor. His win in the 1997 Phoenix Open was landmark, as his 11-shot victory was accomplished by scoring the third lowest 72-hole score in PGA history at the time (a 26-under 258). He was the medalist in the 1986 Tour Qualifying School, finally making it to the big time on a permanent basis in 1987. He was inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in 1997, CU’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012 and into the state of Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 2013. Unfortunately, he estimates he has lost a third of his professional career due to assorted injuries, but is healthy again and is now playing on the Champions Tour (with over $300,000 in career earnings on that circuit).

At Colorado (1976-81): During his CU career, he played the second most rounds in school history when he teed it up for 18 holes 152 times. TERRY KAHL But in 1981, in his last Big 8 Conference championship meet, the three rounds he recorded there were most memorable as he ended a 14-year run by Oklahoma State golfers in claiming medalist honors with a 211 score. His 41 rounds during the 1976-77 season still stand as the most ever in a single year by a Colorado freshman. He earned honorable mention All-America honors as a senior in 1981.

At Colorado (1991-94): He became the ninth (and to date, last) player to win back-to-back Big 7, Big 8 and/or 12 Conference medalist honors when he captured both the 1993 and 1994 Big 8 Championships. He joined BOBBY KALINOWSKI Hale Irwin as the lone Buffaloes to accomplish the back-to-back feat. His 72.62 stroke average as a senior in 1993-94 was the best in CU history by a senior at the time; his 144 career rounds are tied for the third most by a Buff, with a career stroke average of 73.97. He is tied for the most top five finishes in CU history (11), ranks second in top 20 finishes with 25 and fourth in top 10 efforts with 14. A third-team All-American his junior season in 1993 and a second-team performer as a senior in ’94, when he recorded a school record six top five finishes.

At Colorado (1990-93): He joined the Buff team after spending his freshman year at Phoenix Community College, and formed quite a CU trio with Scott Petersen and Bobby Kalinowski. As a junior in 1992, he won the JONATHAN KAYE PING-Arizona Intercollegiate in style, as he defeated Phil Mickelson on the first playoff hole; he was also the co-medalist at the ’93 Air Force Falcon Invitational as a senior, making him one of eight players in school history to win multiple major tournaments. One of six players in school annals to record a 65 (or better) round in competition when he shot 31-34 in the 1990 Wyoming Invitational; the 31 on the front tied the second best single 9-hole score in Buff history as well. He owned a career stroke average of 74.98 with eight top 10 and 13 top 20 finishes in his Colorado career. Professionally: Now taking a break from playing on the PGA Tour (sidelined in 2010 with injuries), he has over $10.5 million in earnings through 2012. He broke through for his first Tour win in 2003 when he won the Buick Classic in Harrison, N.Y, and won the FBR Open in 2004. He played on and off on the Tour, mainly due to a rotator cuff injury, but tied for second in the 1998 Qualifying School and had been a regular starting in 1999; that year at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, his 21-stroke improvement from round one to two (83-62) set the PGA Tour improvement mark. To date, he has made the cut in 193 of 318 events, with 66 top 25 finishes (31 top 10), with eight runner-up showings.

At Colorado (1972-73): He played just one season of golf, joining the team his senior year. He led the team in stroke average with a 74.00 norm GEORGE KELLEY for 16 rounds, posting three top 10 finishes which included a victory in the Galveston Island Intercollegiate, where he won with a 1-over par 289 score. After CU: He is the owner/general manager of Stevinson Ranch Golf Club (Stevinson, Calif.), and has played a key role in the tournament the Buffaloes hosted annually from 1999 through 2009 on one of California’s top public courses. After graduating from CU in 1973, he played three years as a touring pro on the European, Asian and Australian tours. After his playing days, he became a real estate broker with an eye on golf, brokering several large scale golf course deals, and in the early 1990s, he set forth to build the highly acclaimed Stevinson Ranch on family owned land in central California. He is often a guest lecturer and is active in the National Golf Course Owners Association.

83 At Colorado (1986-89): His 73.65 career stroke average is the third JOHN LINDBERG best in CU history (it set the record at the time), the second best for a player with 100-plus rounds; his 71.15 stroke average the fall of his junior season still ranks as the best for the fall portion of a season at Colorado, while he is tied for the most wins (4) and top five finishes (11) in a CU career (he is second in top 10 efforts with 18 and fourth in top 20 finishes with 23). He set, and still owns, the Colorado records for low score for 36, 54 and 72 holes, all set during his junior season: a pair of 66s for a 132 at the Robertson Homes Invitational set the two round mark; a final round 72 in that meet for a 204 set the 54-hole standard; and his 284 score earlier that same fall in the New Mexico Tucker Invitational established the four round best. And for his career, he was the top Buffalo scorer in 23 tournaments, tied for the second most in school history. He was a second-team All-American as a senior in 1989 after being an honorable mention choice as a sophomore.

At Colorado (2002-06): He tied for the third most rounds played in Colorado history, 144, including three GCAA Match Play Championship rounds. His career stroke average of 73.54 ranked third all-time for the EDWARD McGLASSON Buffaloes, behind only one-time teammate Kane Webber (72.90) and Scott Petersen (74.37); it was the second best figure for 100-plus rounds other than Webber. He set the school record for low single round (63), as well as the most under par (-8) for 18 holes. By holding both the low gross score and most-under- par records for a single round, he became the first player to solely own both marks since Hale Irwin did so between 1967 and 1981. For his career, he had 13 top 10 tournament finishes, including a school record six straight during the course of his senior season, and 20 top 20 finishes. He was named CU’s Male Athlete of the Year for all sports at the school’s annual CUSPY (CU Sports Performers of the Year) Awards for 2005-06, when he also earned honorable mention All- America honors. He was two-time PING/GCAA All-Central Region selection and was just the second CU player to earn All- Big 12 and All-Big 12 Tournament Team honors in the same season when he did so as a senior.

At Colorado (1967-69): As a senior in 1968, he earned first-team All- America honors, the last CU player to do so. He was the No. 1 man on the BILL MUSSELMAN Buffalo team that posted the school’s best-ever finish at the NCAA Championships, as he led the Buff to an eighth-place tie in the meet at Las Cruces, N.M. He tied for eighth individually (70-72-75-74—291), to date the third best individual finish in the NCAA’s by a University of Colorado golfer. He led the team in stroke average as a senior (73.80), when he finished second in the Big 8 Championships with a 212 score, falling to Oklahoma State’s Grier Jones by two shots; however, he was one of three Buffs to finish in the top four in leading Colorado to the Big 8 title, its last conference crown to date.

At Colorado (1991-93): As a senior, he earned honorable mention All- America honors, when he was a second-team All-Big 8 performer. He led the team in stroke average both as a senior (73.5) and as a junior (73.4), SCOTT PETERSEN one of only eight players in school history to so for multiple seasons. He set a mark for the lowest CU career stroke average for 50 or more rounds with a 73.47 for 77 rounds, a mark that stood through 2003. His senior year, he won the John Burns Intercollegiate (Honolulu) and the Fresno State Lexus Classic, and he posted eight top 5, nine top 10 and 15 top 20 finishes in his career. An honorable mention All-American his senior year (1993). Prior to transferring back to the state where he starred as a prep (at Englewood’s Cherry Creek High School), he lettered twice at the University of Tulsa in 1989 and 1990. Professionally: A member of the Nationwide Tour since 2000, as well as in 1996; he played on the Canadian Tour from 1997-99. He has came up just short several times in his bid for his PGA Tour card, but has won over $540,000 as a pro, including wins at the 1997 Infiniti Championship, the 1999 Samsung CPGA Championship and the 2000 Colorado Open.

At Colorado (1997-2002): Playing as CU’s No. 1 man over the course of his entire senior season, he completed his career with a 73.89 stroke average, fifth-best all-time at Colorado (at the time), with his 106 career BEN PORTIE rounds tying for the 13th most. As a senior, he led CU with a 72.46 average, the second best number in Colorado history at the time. His spring stroke average of 72.44 set a school record, and was the first Buff under 73 in the spring since Steve Jones did so in 1980. He became the fifth CU player to post a season stroke average under 73, putting him impressive company with Dale Douglass, Irwin, John Lindberg and Bobby Kalinowski. He also led the team in top 10 finishes (4), top 20 finishes (8), rounds in the 60s (5), subpar rounds (12), first round average (71.15), middle round average (72.79), final round average (73.50), and in rounds counting toward team scoring (38 of 39, or 97.4 percent). He tied for 33rd in the NCAA Championships (66-72-75-73—286), becoming the first Buff since Irwin to lead at any point of the finals after his 5-under par 66 in the first round. He won the 2002 sectional qualifier for the U.S. Open, shooting rounds of 68-67—135 and earned the right to play in the U.S. Open on the famous Bethpage Black course in Farmingdale, N.Y. (though he missed the cut). He turned professional immediately following the qualifier, and went out and won his first professional tournament (Green Mountain Open, Killington, Vt.) the following weekend, winning $10,000 as a tune-up for the Open. After a two-year stint as CU’s assistant coach, he is now the head pro at Sterling Country Club.

84 At Colorado (1968-2005): Student, Athlete, Facilities Manager, Administrator, Assistant Coach, Head Coach. Simpson held all those roles MARK SIMPSON over nearly four decades as a Buffalo, until cancer claimed him early at the age of 55 on December 5, 2005. He had a modest playing career at CU, earning three letters, but would make his mark as one of the top coaches in the collegiate game. On January 12, 2005, he was inducted into the Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame. Simpson had replaced his own coach, the legendary Les Fowler, in January 1977, and would coach the Buffs for 29 years, the exact length Fowler had done so. He presided over 421 events as head coach, the fifth most for any sport in school history. He was most proud of the fact that 119 of the 129 players he brought into the program (92.2 percent) graduated with a degree from CU. He was the 1981 Big Eight Conference and NCAA District Five coach of the year, when CU finished second in the league and 11th in the nation. He was named the co-Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year in 2000, as his Buffaloes finished third in the league meet and were ranked in the nation’s Top 25 for most of the year. He was also a finalist for induction into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in 2002, and in 2004, the organization recognized him for his contributions to the sport and honored him with its Lifetime Achievement Award. Simpson’s teams went to the NCAA’s 15 times in his tenure. Under his tutelage, Colorado produced seven different All-Americans who combined for 13 accolades (Jones, Tom Woodard, Terry Kahl, Rick Cramer, John Lindberg, Bobby Kalinowski and Kane Webber), in addition to 10 all-Big Eight and four all-Big 12 golfers and 15 All-America Scholars. He was also heavily involved in collegiate golf administration, and served two-and-a-half years as GCAA president (2000-2002) and spent a decade in different positions with the organization.

At Colorado (2005-09): He finished third in the most rounds played (151) at Colorado, and was 13th in career stroke average (74.19). He tied for DEREK TOLAN second in both the most top 10 finishes (18) and top 20 efforts (26) in school history (he was 11th with five top five performances). He has had 89.8 percent of his career rounds count toward team scoring (132 of 147; does not include four solo rounds), a figure which ranked fifth in school history. He became just the fifth CU player to have qualified to play in four NCAA Championships, joining Rick Cramer (1979-82), Bob Kalinowski (1991-94), Matt Zions (1999-2002) and Kane Webber (2000-04). As a senior, he was selected as the Male Career Athletic Achievement Award winner for all sports, and the co-Male Athlete of the Year (with teammate Patrick Grady) at the school’s annual CUSPY celebration (CU Sports Performers of the Year). An honorable mention All-American by Golfweek (one of 20) and the GCAA (one of 33), he also earned PING All-Central Region honors, All-Big 12 honors and All-Big 12 Tournament Team accolades. He finished as the No. 43 ranked player in the nation by both GolfStat and Golfweek. He became the 10th player in school history to win two career tournaments, claiming both in the fall semester, and in doing so set a school record for the lowest stroke average (71.00) for the fall in CU annals. He opened up his senior year by earning co-medalist honors in San Francisco’s Olympic Club Intercollegiate, and three weeks later again snared co-medalist at New Mexico’s Tucker Invitational. In-between, he placed second in DU’s Ron Moore Invitational, posting his career best for the most under par in a tournament (205, -11). In the spring, he had four top 20 finishes, highlighted by a tie for second in the Western Intercollegiate (213, +3). He turned pro following his senior year and promptly went out and won the San Juan Open in his third tournament as a professional, and then captured the Colorado Open.

At Colorado (2000-04): A third third-team All-American as a senior, when he had three wins, six top 10 finishes (11 top 20) and a conference- runner-up 71.46 average that established a new CU single-season school KANE WEBBER record (just three strokes over par for the year). His first collegiate win came in the Western Intercollegiate (206, -4); three weeks later, he won again, claiming the Purdue Invitational (206, -10); and a month after that, he won The Maxwell in a playoff to become one of just 19 golfers for the year to win three or more times. His 71.35 stroke average in the spring decimated the previous record, and for the year, he led the team in 23 (of 24) statistical categories. He played the fifth most rounds in school history (144) on his way to a 72.90 career stroke average, which bested the old mark by over half a stroke. He also ranked fourth in top five finishes (10), fourth in top 10 efforts (15), first in top 20 finishes (27) and first in 54-hole tournament scores of 220 or better (29). At the 2004 CUSPY’s (CU Sports Performers of the Year Awards banquet), he was selected as the Male Career Athletic Achievement Award recipient. Professionally: He is competing on the European and Asian tours and in several regional professional tournaments.

At Colorado (1974-77): Nicknamed the “Human 2-Iron” for his svelte 6-foot-3 frame, believed to be the first African-American to play varsity golf at Colorado. He led the Buffs in stroke average as a junior (’75-76) TOM WOODARD with a 76.27 figure for 30 rounds. He often played his best in the Big Eight Championships, tying for fifth as junior in 1976 and was sixth as a senior a year later, when he earned an individual berth in the NCAA Championships and was awarded honorable mention All-America honors. He became the sixth player in program history to twice be named first-team all-conference, garnering the nod in 1976 and 1977 and joining Keith Alexander, Dale Douglass, Hale Irwin, Larry McAtee and Jim English as two-time recipients. Professionally: He competed for two-and-a-half years on the PGA Tour after his collegiate days, and qualified for two U.S. Opens and a PGA Championship. He was twice selected as the Colorado PGA Section Player of the Year, won a national professional tournament in 1979 on the United Golfers Association Tour and still owns the low round at Denver's popular City Park Golf Course, an 11-under par 61 he shot in 1988. Since becoming a club professional in 1986, he has made an impact all around the Denver metro area: he served as head professional at City Park (1987-89), Littleton Golf Club (1990), South Suburban (1991-95) and at Buffalo Run (where he was the first head pro in 1996); he was director of golf for the City of Denver from 1997-2006 (overseeing six courses), and has been the general manager and director of golf at Foothills Park & Recreation District in Denver since 2006. He co-founded The First Tee of Denver, was inducted into the National Black Golfers Hall of Fame in 2012 and will be inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame this June.

85 GCAA HALL OF FAME LATE CU COACH SIMPSON INDUCTED INTO COACHES HALL NEW ORLEANS (January 12, 2005) — University of Colorado men’s the golf team for what has now been almost 26 years. I’m probably the golf coach Mark Simpson was inducted into the Golf Coaches Association only SID he even remembers handling his sport… of America Hall of Fame, the first CU coach to earn the exclusive honor. “Mark’s induction is two-fold, one for his longevity as a respected “I’m completely honored and humbled that the committee would coach, as well as for all the work he has done on behalf of college golf. consider my coaching career worthy of this honor,” Simpson said in He has truly thrived on being involved on the administrative side of opening his induction speech. “I’d like to thank the person who things, and the game is better for his contributions. nominated me, but I don’t know who that is. “Mark is truly one of the good guys. Ask most everyone who has ever “About three months ago, I was having breakfast with a friend, and met him. I can say for fact that “Stretch,” one of his nicknames, is truly about three-fourths of the way through it he said, ‘You know, Simpson, one of the all-time most popular figures both at the University of you have a great job.’ I said, ‘Yeah, I like it.’ Then about two weeks later Colorado as well as in Colorado golf circles, which honored him at lunch with another friend, he says to me, ‘You really do have a last September with the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame’s Lifetime dream job.’ Achievement Award. “I got to thinking and I truly “Mark has all the qualities one seeks in a college coach, some realized that I do have a dream job,” of which include: Simpson said. “One, I get the special “Humility. Mark has never been above learning and evolving as privilege to work with young 17- and a coach. He will tell you that when he started out, he wanted all 18-year olds and help mold them as his players to like him. After a few years, he learned they didn’t people and golfers; two, I love the want a friend; they wanted to be coached and to be mentored. University of Colorado and no matter “Disciplinarian. After all, we are talking about a man who left what you’ve heard about CU these last Jonathan Kaye home from the 1993 Central Regional. To this day, months, ninety-eight percent of what he will tell you it was one of, if not the, toughest decisions he has some perceive about us just isn’t true. ever had to make. It is truly a special place, and I’m “Compassion: A freshman, Charlie Luther, hit his first collegiate fortunate enough to coach at my alma drive off the then-called women’s mater. And three, I get to coach and tee markers with the ball landing teach the game of golf. several feet behind the tee box. “My dream job has lasted 29 years,” The poor kid was even holding he continued. “There is so much to be his pose, having no idea where thankful for and people to thank. God. the ball went until he heard the The University of Colorado, as (the athletic director) Eddie Crowder took thud behind him. “Simps” a chance and named me as head coach when I was just 26 years old. All comforted him with the line, of the players who I’ve been blessed to coach and watch mature during “Don’t worry Charlie, even Bo my time at CU. My peers. The GCAA; I’ve been to Japan, Scotland, Jackson lost yardage on his first England, Ireland and all over the United States thanks to the GCAA. college carry.” Simpson closed by acknowledging that when he was a young coach, “But he also traveled the 14 he would listen to advise of those who had been in the profession for a hours both to and from Australia long time. He gave a bit of advice for younger coaches in the audience. to help comfort one of his players “If you want to be a great coach, one of the qualities you have to after his father passed away. He have is that you must relate to your players,” he said. “Use relate as an was on hand when that player, acronym: the R is for respect; the E for edify, or to build up your Kane Webber, shot a 59 a day players; the L for listen, as in truly listen to them; the A for authentic, after the funeral in a family be the real person you are; the T for time, and wisely spend the same tournament played to honor his dad. amount of time with each of your players and in several areas; and the “Part-Time Nutritionist. Mark has purchased over 10,000 bananas for second E for expectations, for as a coach, it is extremely important to players to snack on during their rounds… something about the pass on your expectations of them. potassium I believe. Mark also thrives on finding the best Mexican food “One of the quests we have is to prepare them for life, and the restaurant in a town so he can showcase his knowledge of the Spanish greatest thing I can hear is when they return years later and tell of the language, and loves the Louisiana Classics as he has turned many a appreciation for what they learned from me, but more importantly, from young meat-and-potatoes golfer on to crawfish. their experiences at the University of Colorado.” “Respect. How many U.S. Open winners openly thank their college In attendance at the event were members of Simpson’s immediate golf coach publicly within minutes after victory? That’s what Steve family, his mother Martha, Anne Kelly, CU women’s golf coach; Mark Jones did in 1996, as well as several more times in the days afterward. Crabtree, the head coach at Louisville who was one of Simpson’s first “And Good Fortune. Mark offered the same Steve Jones, his first top players; and Eric Hoos, a former CU assistant and current head coach at recruit, a full ride back in the summer of 1977 after Jones shot a 72 Denver. after a morning 86 at one of Colorado’s tougher courses, Hiwan in CU’s Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations, David Plati, a Evergreen. He would soon learn that a full scholarship back then was long-time friend and colleague of Simpson, presented him for induction. seldom ever offered and it ate up almost all of his allotted aid for the Some highlights of his presentation: year. But it would be worth it. “I’ve been CU’s SID since 1984; five years earlier, as a freshman in “In a recent interview, Mark summed up what he thought was the the office, I was handed the men’s golf beat. After being named SID, I best thing about the game of golf. He said, ‘The greatest thing is that wasn’t about to give it up, in part due to my love for the game as well it teaches maturity in the sense that you can’t blame anybody or as for the sheer enjoyment I have had working with Coach Simpson and anything for your failures, you can only point the finger at yourself.”

86 COLORADO NATIONAL GOLF CLUB The Official Home of the Buffaloes Les Fowler had a dream. Mark Simpson had the same one. Kerr liked the idea and as it became more of a reality, athletic director and former CU chancellor The two head golf coaches at Colorado, each for 29 years Mike Bohn Bud Peterson became integral players to make CNGC happen. Knowing Vista between 1948 and 2006, longed for the University of Colorado to Ridge was attainable, Kerr worked to acquire the property to set have its own golf course. everything in motion by the end of 2008. The club officially had Enter Steve Kerr and current CU head coaches, Roy Edwards its grand opening under the new name on May 2, 2009, with CU (men) and Anne Kelly (women). Kerr legends Hale Irwin and Steve Jones in attendance graduated from Thomas Jefferson High to celebrate the event. School in Denver and was one of CNGC and the school signed a long-term licensing Fowler’s last recruits, playing under agreement for it to be the exclusive home golf both coaches as Simpson took over in course of the CU men’s and women’s golf programs the middle of his Buffalo career. and will utilize the primary athletic mark and a A long-time supporter of CU’s golf newly created secondary logo in all branding efforts. teams, Kerr remained close with The club features CU memorabilia from all sports, Simpson through the years and saw his highlighted by CU Golf All-America Awards and daughter Erin become one of CU’s first already has plaques on display, as well as Simpson’s real stars of its fledgling women’s last golf bag he maintained as head coach. program. She graduated from CU in The club has incorporated the CU brand in many 2003 as the school’s all-time leader in ways, including adorning the President’s Room with stroke average and is now playing donated keepsakes and memorabilia from the professionally. greatest golfers to ever play for the Buffaloes, To say that Kerr wanted to give including Irwin, Jones and Jonathan Kaye, as well as something back to the program he loves tributes to former coaches Fowler and and cherishes would be an understate- Simpson. Golf carts are emblazoned ment. In addition to the financial with the CU logo, with 11 others contributions through the years he representing each school rival in the has made to both Pac-12 Conference. programs, on March 2, In 2012, the George Boedecker 2009, it became official: Jr. Golf Facility, a 5,500-square foot the Buffaloes finally state-of-the art indoor practice would have a golf course facility was completed, giving CU’s and facility to call its golf teams one of the premier very own thanks to him. winter homes in all of college golf Located in Erie and (when Colorado’s often mild formerly known as Vista winter weather along the Front Ridge Golf Club, Kerr’s Range doesn’t cooperate, of purchase of the entire oper- course). ation and subsequent The course remains open for licensing agreement with his public play as well as tourna- alma mater has created ment play, both amateur and Colorado National Golf for charity. CNGC has already , which will now provide Club hosted several top amateur tournaments, Colorado’s men’s and women’s including both a men’s and women’s NCAA regional. programs with one of the finest arrangements in all of Matt Schalk is the club’s director of golf and general manager, college golf. with Jason Dumler the head professional; both are native Boul- derites and Schalk at one time served as a volunteer assistant Kerr floated the idea of purchasing and/or developing land coach for the Buffs. The championship configuration of CNGC is in or around Boulder to build the school a course, but that 7,676 yards with a par-72 layout, though there are six tee boxes, became unrealistic due to several factors. Edwards and Kelly then the shortest all the way down to 4,790 yards with four in- suggested models in place at Texas A & M and the University of between providing every golfer to play in his or her own comfort Washington, where local courses were purchased and then for zone. CNGC is located at 2700 Vista Parkway (Colorado Highway all intents and purposes were basically donated back to the 7), about two miles west of Interstate 25. schools for their privileged use without any of the financial responsibility or liability for owning or operating the course. More information can be found at the club’s website: www.coloradonationalgolfclub.com.

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2012-13 Colorado Buffaloes (left to right) Drew Trujillo, Derek Fribbs, David Oraee, Assistant Coach Jon Levy, Philip Juel-Berg, Jason Burstyn, Beau Schoolcraft, Ross Thornton, Tyler Engel, Head Coach Roy Edwards, Kraig McLeod, Johnny Hayes.