2002-03 Miami Golf Media Guide

MIAMI QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ...... Oxford, Ohio Quick Facts ...... 1 Founded ...... 1809 Season Outlook ...... 2 Enrollment ...... 16,300 Head Coach John Wiler ...... 3 Colors ...... Red and White Player Profiles ...... 4-11 Nickname ...... RedHawks 2002 Results ...... 12-13 Conference ...... Mid-American Mid-American Conference ...... 14 President ...... Dr. James Garland Honors and Awards ...... 15 Director of Athletics ...... Brad Bates Miami in the NCAA ...... 16 Golf Administrator/Assistant Athletic Director ...... Ken Peters Central Regionals ...... 17 Athletic Department Phone ...... 513-529-3113 NCAA Championship Info...... 17 All-Americans ...... 18-19 MIAMI GOLF INFORMATION Miami Golf Achievements ...... 20 Head Coach ...... John Wiler (Second Year) Tradition of Excellence ...... 21-27 Alma Mater (Year) ...... Allegheny College (1995) Golf Scholarships ...... 28 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 3/2 Red and White Contributors ...... 29 2001 MAC Finish ...... 5th Miami Golf Courses ...... 30 Strength and Conditioning ...... 31-32 Academic Services ...... 33 MIAMI GOLF HISTORY Sports Medicine ...... 33 Mid-American Conference Titles ...... 12 Miami University ...... 34-36 Last Title ...... 1996 Consecutive MAC Titles ...... 6 NCAA Appearances ...... 8 TEAM PHOTO Last Appearance ...... 1998 Front (L-R): Brent Kriegshauser, Rob Central Regional Appearances ...... 7 Davidge, Matt Thomas, Eric Phipps, Last Appearance ...... 1998 Mark Weghorst Scott Strickland. Back: Best NCAA Finish ...... 13th (1970 and 1998) Mike Slaven, Thomas Feldman, Justin Kruse, Mike Calkin, Ryan Swelin, Nick Smith, Head Coach John Wiler. ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Director/Asst. AD for External Affiars ...... Mike Harris Assistant Director/Golf Contact ...... Angie Renninger CREDITS Assistant Director/Publications Coordinator ...... Vince Frieden Editors: Angie Renninger, John Wiler Assistant Director ...... Ryan Erb Cover Design: Vince Frieden Intern ...... Matt Toy Editorial Assistance: Mike Harris Media Relations Phone ...... (513) 529-4327 Photography: Brett Hansbauer, Jeff Media Relations Fax ...... (513) 529-6729 Blantik Miami University Applied Renninger’s Home Phone ...... (513) 523-6633 Technologies Printing: Thomas Graphics, Renninger’s e-mail address ...... [email protected] MIAMI MEN’S GOLF Website ...... www.MURedHawks.com Dayton, Ohio MIAMI UNIVERSITY, PLEASE When referring to Miami, please use Miami University, Miami University (Ohio) or Miami (Ohio) as a first reference to our institution. Please do not use Miami of Ohio, University of Miami of Ohio, etc. The latter are not Miami University’s Men’s Golf Team thanks the the proper names for our institution.

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| 1 | | 2 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide paced Miamiat the collegiate debut,Kruse freshman JustinKruse.Inhis the fallseasonisredshirt develop duringthenextfour years.” at thislevel.Itwillbefunwatching them have proventheytheabilitytoexcel immediately adjustedtocollegegolfand players,” remarksWiler.”Theyhave while Calkinappearedinthree. Spring. Swelinplayedinallfourfalltournaments, aim toberegularsintheRedHawklineup made theirpresencefeltthroughthefallseasonand success.” players inthecountry.Hisperformanceiscrucialtoour proved lastsummerthathecanholdhisownwiththebest adds Wiler.”Heisafundamentallysoundballstrikerwho is aheadofhim.” season. Hisconfidencelevelishigh,andIbelievehisbestgolf ethic,” Wilerstates.”Hehasmadetremendousstridessincelast summer. freshman campaignandqualifiedfortheU.S.Amateurlast fall season.SlavenhasbeenamongMiami’stopfivesincehis last seasonandhasevolvedintoasolidcontributorthroughthe Weghorst andMikeSlaven.Wegorstbrokeintothelineuplate course thisspring.” younger players.Hewillbeourleaderonandoffthegolf leader andhasdoneaterrificjobasrolemodelforour says Wiler.“Healsohasdevelopedintoanoutstanding capable ofbeingonethetopplayersinourregion,” second consecutiveseason. has beennamedteamcaptainforthe a trueleaderfortheRedHawksand all-MAC distinction.Phippshasbeen Championship enroutetofirst-team Intercollegiate andtheMAC campaign bywinningtheFirstEnergy season, roundedoutthe2002 every MACChampionshipsincehisfreshman Phipps, the2002MACmedalist.whohasledMiamiat have thetalentanddedicationtomakethesegoalsareality.” lead usonanygivenday.Ourexpectationsarehighandwe Wiler. ”Wehaveexcellentdepth—anyoneinourtopfivecan conference titleandreturningtotheNCAA’s,”continues IV,” saysWiler. competitive inboththeMid-AmericanConferenceandDistrict have alreadymadeabigimpactinthefall,willmakeusvery returning letterwinners,coupledwithsomefreshmenwho prospects ofthe2003season. University headgolfcoachJohnWilerisexcitedaboutthe T Season Also makingstridesthrough “Ryan SwelinandMikeCalkinareimpact Freshmen RyanSwelinandMikeCalkinhavealready “Mike Slavenmaybethebestironplayeronteam,” “Mark Weghorstsetsagreatexamplethroughhiswork Also amongMiami’slistoftopreturnersarejuniorsMark “Eric Phippsprovedlastyearthatheis Highlighting thelistofreturningletterwinnersisseniorEric “One throughfive,wecanfieldateamcapableofwinning “The springseasonispromising.Theimprovedplayofour medalist, andatalentedgroupofnewcomers,Miami reigning Mid-AmericanConferenceChampionship outing ateamwithexperiencedveterans,includingthe Outlook 2002 MACIndividual Medalist Senior EricPhipps this seasonfollowingshouldersurgerywinter. Feldman andMattThomas.FreshmanRobDavidgewillredshirt Brent KriegshauserandNickSmithfreshmenThomas incredible. Iexpecthimtocontinueimproving.” tournaments andcontributingtooursuccess.Hisenthusiasmis Wiler. ”Hedidatremendousjobinthefall—playingthree Northern Intercollegiate,tyingfor20thplace. American ConferenceandDistrictIV. fall, willmakeusverycompetitiveinboththeMid- freshmen whohavealreadymadeabigimpactinthe “of ourreturningletterwinners,coupledwithsome Miami elevateditsplayinthefallandasaresulthasearned Four othersalsoarevyingtocrackthetopfiveinjuniors “Justin Kruseistheteam’smostimprovedplayer,”says The springseasonispromising.improvedplay a No.64rankingoutof289DivisionIteamsby Golfstat. TheRedHawksalsoenterthespring season tiedforninthintheDistrictIV rankings andarecompetingforoneofsix bids totheNCAACentralRegional.In an NCAAbid.” competition and prepareforarunat ourselves againstthebestpossible the country.Ourgoalistotest the seventimesMiamihas and someofthebestfromaround face thebestteamsinMidwest competitive,” saysWiler.“We will and FirstEnergyIntercollegiate. participated intheCentral Invitational, KeplerIntercollegiate Owens Invitational,Marshall Championship: TheJohnny Mid-American Conference Regional, ithasadvancedtothe tournaments whichleadupthe before playinginfourstraight will thentaketwoweeksoff Intercollegiate. TheRedHawks NCAA Championshipssix “Our scheduleisvery Classic andtheElDiablo participates intheBigRed trip, March8-16,Miami Feb. 17.Overitsspringbreak Matlock CollegiateClassicon times. Inordertopreparehis spring competitionatthe the 18-teamfield,andopen where theyfinished11thin Nelson Invitationalinthefall in Stanford’sprestigious the nation. postseason play,Wilerhas team forpotential —Head CoachJohnWiler some ofthebestteamsin constructed aschedulethat and allowthemtoface will challengehisgolfers The RedHawksparticipated “ Head Coach John Wiler

ntering his second year at the helm Golden Flashes, the men’s team captured of the Miami golf program is head five Mid-American Conference titles, Ecoach John Wiler. Wiler succeeded made five NCAA Tournament appear- 37-year head coach Rodger Cromer, ances, finished as high as ninth at the taking the reins of the program in June of 2000 NCAA Championship and produced 2001, and his tireless energy and five all-America selections. enthusiasm are paying dividends. Wiler also was instrumental in the In his first year with the RedHawks, development of the women’s golf Miami produced its first Mid-American program over its first three years of Conference medalist in four years as Eric existence. He was heavily involved with Phipps won a four-hole playoff to seize the recruitment of Kent State’s inaugural medalist honors. Wiler’s recruiting efforts women’s golf class and was an active continue to bring in top talent, and as a recruiter for both teams. The Golden result, Miami’s national ranking has Flashes, who finished 15th at the 2001 experienced a dramatic upswing over the NCAA Championship, won three MAC past year. Championships, touted three MAC “We are thrilled to have someone with Freshmen of the Year and the 2001 MAC John’s background step into this position Player of the Year. and continue the tradition of excellence While at KSU, Wiler was involved in SECOND-YEAR HEAD COACH for which Miami is noted,” said former several fundraising endeavors. He Miami Director of Athletics Joel Maturi. orchestrated two tournaments, which JOHN WILER “Coming from programs that have raised more than $75,000 annually to experienced great success during his fund men’s golf scholarships, and the time at Kent State, I think John brings a men’s golf scholarship endowment lot of outstanding qualities to this escalated from $450,000 to over $1 HE ILER ILE position,” continued Maturi. million. At Miami, Wiler will lead the “T W F ” “It is a great opportunity to build on ongoing fundraising efforts for golf. Rodger’s 37 years at Miami, which has In addition to earning Division III All- 2001 — Named Miami been a well-respected golf program on America and Academic All-America University Head the conference, regional and national status at Allegheny College, Wiler was Men’s Golf Coach levels,” says Wiler. “I am excited to take Allegheny’s 1995 Senior Male Athlete of the reins from Rodger and continue to the Year. The four-year letterwinner 1997-01 — Assistant Men’s and build upon the foundation he has served as the golf team’s co-captain Women’s Golf Coach established.” during his senior campaign. A two-time all-America and Academic A native of Erie, Pa., Wiler earned his at Kent State all-America golfer at Allegheny College, bachelor’s degree in English from Wiler spent six years on the Kent State Allegheny in 1995 and his master’s 1997 — Helped Establish golf staff. Over his final four years, Wiler degree in sport administration from Kent Kent State Women’s served as the men’s and women’s State in 1997. MIAMI MEN’S GOLF Golf Program assistant golf coach following a two-year He currently serves on the NCAA stint as the graduate assistant coach for Division I Midwest Regional Advisory 1997 — Earned Master’s KSU’s men’s golf. During his time with the Committee. Degree from Kent State University

1995-97 — Graduate Assistant at Kent State

1995 — Earned Bachelor’s |

2002-03 Media Guide Degree from Allegheny College

1995 — Named Allegheny College Male Athlete of the Year

1994-95 — Garnered All- America and Academic All- America Honors two straight years

| 3 | | 4 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide Player Redshirted. 1998-99 team. average 74.8strokesperround...hisstrokes-per-roundrankedsecondonthe five ofMiami’sfinalsixspringtournaments...notched1,422strokesover19roundsto score of224...sawactioninonefalltournament,theXavierInvitationalparticipated top finisherattheFossumSpartanInvitational,tyingfor19thplacewithathree-round MAC Championship...recordedhisbestroundof68attheMiami’s Named Mid-AmericanConferenceFreshmanoftheYearafteraseventh-placetieat 1999-00 2,272 strokesover30roundstoaverage75.7perround. Championship shot aseasonandcareer-tyingbestroundof68intheopeningMAC tying forsixth... Played in11ofthe13events...postedbestfinishseasonatMACChampionship, 2000-01 giate, thelowestroundofseasonforanyRedHawk...tabbedteamco-captain. over 32rounds...shotacareer-low65inthesecondroundofFirstEnergyIntercolle- FirstEnergy IntercollegiateandMACChampionships...ownedateam-best73.06average boasted back-to-backfirst-placefinishes,becomingtheindividalmedalistat ments, leadingtheteamsixtimes,includingfinalthreetournamentsofseason... named Championship tosiezeindividualmedalisthonors...followingtheMACChampionships, A first-teamall-MACselection...wonafour-holeplayoffattheMid-AmericanConference 2001-02 two-year captain...athree-yearletterwinner. seventh attheMACChampionships,leadingMiamitournamentallthreeyears... Defending Mid-AmericanConferenceindividualmedalist...hasneverfinishedlowerthan General Four Rounds Three Rounds Best Score Low 18 Best Finish Senior/Senior PHIPPS Eric Career 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 last timeatMACChampionships(5/4/02) ...... Golf World’s ...... last atMACChampionships(5/4/02) ...... C ...... AREER ... second straightyearleadingtheRedHawksatMACChampionship Tournaments recorded 291strokesoverthefour-roundMACChampionship 211, FirstEnergy(4/21/02) CollegePlayeroftheWeek...participatedinall11Miami’stourna- N 65, FirstEnergy(4/21/02) Profiles 29 11 11 7 O T Hudson Hudson, Ohio ABLES 284, twice 1st, twice 6032 2338 2272 1422 Stks C AREER N UMBERS Rnds 81 32 30 19 Avg. 74.5 73.1 75.7 74.8 MAC Finish t-6th t-7th ... 1st tallied ... The Nelson(75-70-67=212)T-14th Wolverine (73-69-75=217)T-12th Northern (73-70-73=216)T-25th Falcon/Antigua (70-79-77=226)T-36th Fall 2002 MAC Championship First Energy(71-65-75=211)1st Kepler (73-74=147) Marshall (75-76-78=229)T-55th Johnny Owens(68-76-71=215)T-11th Conrad Rehling(77-74-73=224)T-46th Matlock (76-74-72=222)T-20th The Nelson(70-70-74=214)T-21st Xavier (74-71-75=220)T-33rd Wolverine (76-72=148)T-27th Badger (78-71-75=224)T-45th 2001-02 MAC Championship(68-76-72-75=291)T-6th First Energy(81-78=159)T-79th Marshall (72-78-79=229)T-81st Johnny Owens(77-72-77=226)T-36th El Diablo(74-73=147)T-21st Big RedClassic(74-74-79=227)30th The Nelson(77-77-79=233)87th Xavier (71-73-78=222)T-25th Northern (80-77-78=235)T-67th Wolverine (74-72-78=224)T-19th 2000-01 MAC Championship(72-73-68-71=284)T-7th Spartan (79-68-77=224)T-19th First Energy(76-76-79=231)T-53rd Kepler (71-77-77=225)T-16th Johnny Owens(79-77-75=231)T-54th Xavier (78-76-73=227)T-53rd 1999-00 P HIPPS ’ C AREER R (71-70-71-72=284) 1st T-17th ESUL T S Player Profiles

Amateur Experience Competed in several of the nation’s top amateur events during the summer of 2002 ... produced a ninth-place finish at the Ohio Amateur ... tie for 23rd at the 2002 Monroe Invitational ... finished in a 33rd-place tie at the 2002 North/South Amateur ... made the cut at the 2002 Western Amateur and placed 39th ... tied for 43rd and 44th, respectively, at the 2002 Players Amateur and 2002 The Porter Cup ... was the first alternate for the 2001 U.S. Amateur after shooting 67-74=141 in the sectional qualifier … finished 15th at the 2001 Northern Amateur, 20th at the Ohio Amateur and 40th at the Western Amateur … placed fourth at the 1999 Ohio Amateur ... was 10th at the 1999 Northern Amateur.

Prior to Miami Qualified for Match Play Western Juniors in 1998 ... was 27th at the 1998 AJGA Boys Clubcorp ... placed 29th at the 1998 AJGA Hargrays Juniors ... was sixth at the 1997 Ohio High School State Tourna- ment ... also placed 11th at the Ohio Juniors.

Personal Born March 10, 1980 (turns 23 during the season) ... son of Jill and Bill Phipps ... majoring in marketing/management informa- tion systems ... both parents are MIAMI MEN’S GOLF Miami graduates ... father Bill was a member of Rodger Cromer’s Miami golf teams.

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| 5 | | 6 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide Player Four Rounds Three Rounds Best Score Low 18 Best Finish son ofBillandCarolWeghorst...majoringinmarketing. Born April19,1980(turns23yearsoldduringseason)... Personal and 42ndattheOrangeBowl. Indiana StateAmateur...placed21statthe1997MaxfliJr. Invitational ...sportedan11th-placefinishatthe1998 the IndianaStateAmateurandwonBriarwood the AJGABuickJr.Openin1999... Placed thirdattheAJGAOdysseyJr.Classicandfourth Prior toMiami fifth atthe2001IndianapolisAmateur. finished thirdatthe2001CollegiatePlayersTour...placed 70=145) ...shot74atthe2001U.S.OpenLocalQualifier 77-71=293 ...placedthirdattheIndianapolisAmateur(75- the IndianaOpenandplaced27thwithroundsof73-72- to qualifyfortheInidanaOpen...advancedfinalsof Shot a71toqualifyforthe2002IndianaAmateurand72 Amateur Experience Did notseeaction. 2000-01 giate ...averaged76.14strokesperroundover21rounds. place finishthepreviousweekatKeplerIntercolle- tournament, theFirstEnergyCollegiate...posteda24th- tional ...placed22ndinMiami’sfinalregular-season ... alsoshotaroundof71attheConradRehlingInvita- finish ...tiedaseason-low,shooting71inthethirdround the MACChampionships,placing18th,aseason-best in each...enjoyedhisbesttournamentoftheseasonat tournaments ofspringseason,placedamongthetop25 Participated inseventournaments...overthefinalthree 2001-02 University inJanuary2001. Earned hisfirstletterfollowingthe2001-02campaign...transferedfromIowaState General Senior/Junior WEGHORST Mark ...... C ...... AREER t-5th, Falcon/Antigua(9/22/02) 218, Falcon/Antigua(9/22/02) MAC Championships (5/4/02) last atTheNelson(10/25/02 N Profiles O T Brebeuf Jesuit/IowaState Carmel, Ind. ABLES 71, severaltimes also finishedeighthat 301, Career 2001-02 Tournaments 7 7 1599 1599 Stks C AREER N UMBERS Rnds The Nelson(71-74-75=220)T-37th Wolverine (73-72-76=221)T-25th Northern (74-73-74=221)T-47th Falcon/Antigua (76-71-71=218)T-5th Fall 2002 MAC Championship First Energy(72-75-74=221)T-22nd Kepler (73-75=148)T-24th Marshall (80-78-84=242)T-99th Johnny Owens(78-79-74=231)T-70th Conrad Rehling(77-71-79=227)T-57th Badger (74-75-80=229)T-60th 2001-02 W 21 21 EGHORST ’ S 76.14 76.14 C Avg. AREER (77-77-71-76=301) 18th R ESUL MAC Finish T 18th S Player Profiles

SLAVEN’S CAREER RESULTS Mike 2000-01 Marshall (69-73-76=216) T-19th SLAVEN Kepler (75-81-86=242) T-78th MAC Championship (72-77-76-77=302) T-22nd

2001-02 Wolverine (76-72=148) T-27th Xavier (75-73-79=227) T-74th Junior/Junior Glencoe, Ill. Matlock (80-74-74=228) 39th New Trier Township Conrad Rehling (77-74-73=224) T-46th Johnny Owens (72-76-74=222) 35th General Participated in the 2002 U.S. Amateur ... advanced to sectional qualifying for the 2002 U.S. Marshall (75-77-71=223) T-18th Open ... a two-year letterwinner. Kepler (80-78=158) T-79th FirstEnergy (77-78-75=230) T-58th 2001-02 MAC Championship (73-79-72-80=304) 26th Paticipated in nine of Miami’s 11 tournaments, posting a career-best finish in an 18th- place tie at the Marshall Invitational ... was Miami’s top finisher at the Marshall Invitational ... started season tying for 27th place at the Wolverine Invitational and finished season Fall 2002 placing 26th at the MAC Championships ... averaged 75.5 strokes per round for the season Nelson Invitational (74-70-73=217) T-28th over 26 rounds.

2000-01 Broke into lineup at end of season, playing three of Miami’s final four tournaments, including MAC Championship ... averaged 76.0 strokes per round over 10 rounds ... shot a season-low-18 of 69 in the first round of the Marshall Invitational ... was his first collegiate tournament ... tied for 19th at the Marshall Invitational ... tied for 22nd at MAC Championship.

Amateur Experience Shot a 68-71=139 to qualify for the 2002 U.S. Amateur, but missed qualifying for match play, shooting 76-74=150 in the opening rounds ... tallied a 74 in the local qualifier of the U.S. Open to advance to the sectional qualifier ... placed seventh at the 2002 Hochster at Quaker Ridge ... also tied for 61st place at the 2002 Southwestern Amateur ... shot a 72 to qualify for match play at the 2002 Chicago District Golf MIAMI MEN’S GOLF Association Amateur ... finished eighth at the 2001 Western Junior ... placed sixth at the 2001 Troy Invitational ... placed second at the 2000 North Shore Amateur and third at the Hudson Jr. Invitational ... finished 42nd at the Western Juniors and qualified for the Western Amateur ... also finished 16th at the AJGA Golfweek Chicago Jr. ... placed fifth at the 1999 Pepsi Little People Invitational.

Prior to Miami Won the individual state title as a senior ... led New Trier to two state runner-up team finishes ... earned all-state recognition as a senior ... a two-time all-conference selection and MVP of high school team ... recognized as a scholar-athlete ... a two-year letterwinner in golf and | tennis ... also earned letters in baseball and wrestling ... a member of 2002-03 Media Guide National Honor Society.

Personal Born June 13, 1982 (20 years old) ... son of Arthur and Jane Slaven ... majoring in finance.

CAREER NOTABLES Best Finish ...... t-18th, Marshall (4/6/02) Low 18 ...... 69, Marshall (4/7/01) Best Score Three Rounds ...... 216, Marshall (4/7/01) CAREER NUMBERS Four Rounds ...... 302, Tournaments Stks Rnds Avg. MAC Finish MAC Championships (5/5/01) 2000-01 3 760 10 76.0 t-22nd 2001-02 9 1964 26 75.5 26th Career 12 2724 36 75.7 | 7 | | 8 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide Player finance. Kriegshauser ...majoringin ... sonofTonyandCathy Born June14,1981(20yearsold) Personal Honor Society. stint ...amemberofNational captained theteamhissenior four-year letterwinneringolf... Kansas-Nebraska CupTeam...a City Star medal ...namedtothe ship ...wontheindividualdistrict a senioratthestatechampion- a third-placeindividualfinishas during the1999season...posted Hawklets wentundefeated straight statetitles...the district crownsandthree- A three-timeall-stateselection...ledRockhurstJesuittofour Prior toMiami the 2000HeartofAmericaInvitational. State RelaysandJeffersonCityInvitational...alsoplacedfourthat Junior Statetournaments...finishedsecondatthe2000Missouri second attheIndependentInsuranceAgentsJuniorLocaland AJGA events...tiedforninthatthe1999KansasAmateurplaced fourth at2001KansasCityAmateur...finishedinthetop20offour ... finishedthirdat2001KansasPublicLinksChampionshipwas Amateur Qualifer...placed11thatU.S.SectionalQualifier at the2002KansasPublicLinks...medalist2001Missouri and advancedtothequarterfinalsofmatchplay...placedseventh Finished secondinstrokeplaythe2002KansasCityAmateur Amateur Experience Redshirted. 2000-01 Invitational ...averaged77.5strokesperroundoversixrounds. Invitational ...finishedinatiefor70thattheConradRehling Competed intwotournaments...placed53rdattheXavier 2001-02 Career 2001-02 Conrad Rehling(81-80-81=242)70th Xavier (76-72-75=223)T-53rd 2001-02 K KRIEGSHA Brent Junior/Sophomore RIEGSHA All-MetroTeamand Tournaments USER 2 2 ’ S C Profiles Kansas AREER C AREER USER Stks 465 465 R ESUL N UMBERS Rnds T S Rockhurst Leawood, Kansas 6 6 Avg. 77.5 77.5 MAC Finish — information systems. management Smith ...majoringin Robert andSusan season) ...sonof (turns 22duringthe Born May3,1981 Personal team. captained thegolf for theWildcats... letterwinner intrack and atwo-year letterwinner ingolf a four-year tournament in1996... third atthestategolf St. Ignatiusplace tournament ...helped placed 11thatthat tournament in1998... the stategolf second-place finishat Led St.Ignatiustoa Prior toMiami Champions andtheDirectTVTournament. three AJGAevents,theBuickJuniors,RolexTournamentof qualified fortheRolexTournamentofChampions...participatedin Finished 10thatthe2001Mid-OhioGolfAssociationAmatuer... Amateur Experience Redshirted. 1999-00 Did notseeaction. 2000-01 76.8 strokesperroundoverfiverounds. Invitational ...placed101stattheWolverineaveraged Participated intwotournaments...tiedfor41stplaceattheBadger 2001-02 Wolverine (80-81=161)101st Badger (75-75-73=223)T-41st 2001-02 S SMITH Nick Career 2001-02 Senior/Junior MITH ’ S C Tournaments AREER 2 2 R ESUL C AREER T Stks S 384 384 N UMBERS Rnds St. Ignatius Westlake, Ohio 5 5 Avg. 76.8 76.8 MAC Finish — Player Profiles Justin Mike KRUSE CALKIN

Sophomore/Freshman Toledo, Ohio Freshman/Freshman St. Charles, Ill. Ottawa Hills St. Charles East

2001-02 Amateur Experience Redshirted. Was the second alternate for the 2002 U.S.G.A Public Links ... finished third at the 2002 Illinois Junior Amateur ... runner up at the Amateur Experience 2002 Chick Evans Junior Amateur ... made the cut at the 2002 Illinois Finished seventh in the 2002 Toledo District Golf Association Open ... a 2001 Polo/AJGA All-American ... won the 2001 AJGA John Amateur Championship ... placed third at the 2002 Great Lakes Deere Classic ... placed third at the 2001 International Junior Amateur ... captured the 2002 club championship at Sylvania Masters ... recorded a fourth-place finish at the 2001 AJGA Golfweek Country Club ... won 2001 Northwest Ohio Jr. PGA Championship ... Chicago ... placed sixth at the 2001 AJGA Kroger Classic ... tied for placed 14th at 2001 Toledo District Stroke Play ... was 23rd at 2001 third at the 2001 FCWT event at Michigan State. AJGA Kroger Invitational ... finished 27th at 2001 Hudson Junior Invitational. Prior to Miami A four-year all-conference and all-area selection ... helped St. Prior to Miami Charles East to a state title as a freshman ... named team MVP Won the 2000 Division III Ohio High School State Individual following sophomore, junior and senior campaigns ... set St. Charles Championship ... tabbed a first-team all-state selection ... a four- East career and single-season scoring records ... boasted a 73.0 18- time first-team all-conference honoree ... named the 2000 Noble hole scoring average during his high school stint ... a four-year Utley Senior Player of the Year ... earned first-team all-district letterwinner in golf and two-time captain ... also lettered twice in accolades his junior and senior campaigns ... district medalist in basketball. 1997, ‘99 and ‘00 ... in 1998 and 2000 won the sectional titles ... participated in the state championship all four years, either with Personal his team or individually ... led team to three state championship Born appearances, including a third-place team finish as a senior ... set a November 20, school record for lowest 1983 (19 years average ... a four-year old) ... son of letterwinner and three- Steve and MIAMI MEN’S GOLF time captain and MVP ... Maureen helped Ottawa Hills Calkin ... capture three section mother, titles (1997, ‘98, ‘99) ... Maureen, was were the runners-up in a golfer for 2000 ... Green Bears were Penn State ... conference champions majoring in in 1997 and ‘98 and political were the district science. runners-up from 1998- 2000 ... also a two-year letterwinner in basket- | ball, captaining the 2002-03 Media Guide team as a senior ... earned letters in track and tennis.

Personal Born July 10, 1982 (20 years old) ... son of Mark and Susan Kruse ... majoring in business.

KRUSE’S CAREER RESULTS CALKIN’S CAREER RESULTS Fall 2002 Fall 2002 Northern (73-69-73=215) T-20th Falcon/Antigua (77-75-75=227) T-40th Wolverine (76-70-76=222) T-31st Northern (73-73-73=219) T-36th The Nelson (79-74-78=231) T-83rd Wolverine (76-72-73=221) T-25th | 9 | | 10 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide Player a footballplayeratOhioState...majoringinbusiness. State ...motherwasatennisplayeratOhiograndfather head women’stenniscoach...fatherplayedicehockeyatOhio head icehockeycoachforMiami...mother,Leanne,wasMiami’s Davidge andthelateLeanneGrimes...fatherisaformer Born November1,1983(19yearsold)...sonofBillandEricka Personal a 2000AAAstatetitleinicehockey. team ...alsoearnedtwolettersinicehockeyhelpedtheEaglesto year letterwinnerandtwo-yearcaptainforCulverAcademies’golf back topfinishesfortheEaglesatstatetournament...athree- helped CulverAcademiestoaregionaltitleandpostedback-to- Finished thirdatthe2001IndianaHighSchoolChampionships... Prior toMiami alternate fortheU.S.Junior. in thesectionalqualifierfor2001U.S.Amateur...tabbedfirst the 2001OhioJuniorPublicLinksChampionship...shot75-70=145 Placed fourthatthe2001OhioJuniorChampionship...captured Amateur Experience DA Rob Freshman/Freshman VIDGE Profiles Culver Academies Oxford, Ohio Lindsay Simmons...majoringinbusiness. Born June4,1984(18yearsold)...sonofAllenFeldmanand Personal seasons. named teamMVPfollowingsophomore,juniorandsenior ... afour-yearletterwinneringolf,captainingtheteamassenior average asajunior...pacedtheGrasshopperstoconferencetitle owned a36.2nine-holestrokeaverageasseniorand36.5 and seniorcampaigns,boastingrespective17-09-0records... Led GeorgetownDaySchooltoundefeatedseasonsduringjunior Prior toMiami of allsportsinWashingtonD.C. tan selectionin2001and2002,whichrecognizesthebestplayers U.S. JuniorAmateur...afirst-team ... tiedfor24thatthe2001DoralJuniorClassicqualified 2001 North/SouthJunior...finished12thattheAJGAHartford 2001 AJGATuckerAnthony...recordedaninth-placefinishatthe finished 17thatthe2002AJGAPeninsulaClub...placedthird Produced asixth-placefinishatthe2002AJGAHomestead... Amateur Experience FELDMAN Thomas Freshman/Freshman Washington Post Georgetown DaySchool Washington, D.C. All-Metropoli- Player Profiles Ryan Matt SWELIN THOMAS

Freshman/Freshman Sundre, Alberta Freshman/Freshman Blasdell, N.Y. Sundre Orchard Park

Amateur Experience Amateur Experience Member of the 2002 Canadian World Junior Team, which com- Three-time winner of the Buffalo District Golf Association Junior peted in the World Junior Team Championship in Tokyo ... was the Championship ... medalist at the 2001 U.S. Junior Amateur sectional top Canadian finisher ... finished second at the 2002 RCGA Future qualifier ... finished second in medal play at the 2001 International Links Championship ... posted a first-place finish at the 2002 Junior Masters ... placed fifth in medal play at the 2002 Interna- Alberta Junior Team Trials ... finished third at the 2002 Alberta tional Junior Masters and advanced to the semifinals of match Junior and ninth at the 2002 Alberta Men’s Amateur ... shot a 72- play ... finished fourth at the 2001 PGA Junior Series event in State 71=143 at the 2002 Canadian Amateur and advanced to the College, Pa. second round of match play ... finished fourth at the 2002 Toyota Junior World Cup Team qualifier in Manzanillo, Mexico ... placed Prior to Miami 12th at the 2001 Alberta Men’s Amateur. Was the individual runner up at the 2002 state championship ... two-time all-state and all-region selection ... garnered all-district Prior to Miami accolades all four seasons ... tabbed team MVP final three seasons A three-year member of Sundre High School’s golf team, ... named an ECIC All-Star all four years ... posted a 35.1 nine-hole captaining the team as a senior ... represented Alberta five times at average ... helped the Quakers to three Eric County titles ... led the the national golf tournament ... also was a four-year member of team to a second-place state finish in 2002 ... Orchard Park placed the volleyball and badminton teams ... captained the volleyball seventh at the state tournament his sophomore season ... earned team ... helped the Scorpion volleyball team to a 7-2 record as a state all-star distinction following both state appearances ... a five- senior. year letterwinner at Orchard Park High School ... captained the team three years. Personal Born September Personal 10, 1983 (19 years Born April 6, old) ... son of Les 1984 (turns and Janis Swelin ... 19 years old MIAMI MEN’S GOLF majoring in sports during studies. season) ... son of David and Maryann Thomas ... uncle, Douglas Allen, golfed at Ohio State ... majoring in | business. 2002-03 Media Guide

SWELIN’S CAREER RESULTS Fall 2002 Falcon/Antigua (78-74-69=221) T-15th Northern (76-70-74=220) T-43rd Wolverine (72-68-69=209) 2nd The Nelson (72-77-75=224) T-58th | 11 | | 12 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide Kriegshauser Weghorst Slaven Phipps Sabo Miami IndividualFinishes: McDowell (UAB) Medalist: Miami South Carolina Mississippi Vanderbilt Purdue College ofCharleston Illinois Kentucky UAB Michigan State Louisiana State Toledo Alabama Minnesota Goering Strickland Slaven Phipps Sabo Miami IndividualFinishes: Sokol (FloridaSouthern) Medalist: West Florida Valdosta State Mississippi State Richmond Old Dominion Kentucky UNC-Wilmington Miami Campbell Florida Southern Missouri Alabama Colorado Virginia Tulsa 2002 Conrad RehlingInvitational ...... Matlock Invitational ...... February 18-19,2002 ...... March 14-17,2002 ...... Results ...... t-57 (227) t-46 (224) t-46 (224) t-19 (216) t-67 (241) t-67 (241) t-20 (222) t-7 (217) 70 (242) 39 (228) 201 891 878 877 876 874 870 870 869 866 864 863 853 853 847 210 955 945 915 912 906 904 904 902 898 891 883 880 878 875 873 Weghorst Strickland Phipps Sabo Slaven Miami IndividualFinishes: Holmes (Kentucky) Medalist: Akron Wright State Eastern Michigan Miami Ball State Bowling Green Marshall Louisville Iowa Notre Dame Wisconsin Indiana Xavier Michigan Ohio Eastern Kentucky Kentucky Ohio State Illinois Toledo Strickland Weghorst Sabo Slaven Phipps Miami IndividualFinishes: Holmes (Kentucky) Medalist: Youngstown State Wright State Murray State Notre Dame Wisconsin Akron Marshall Ohio Morehead State Miami Louisville Michigan Western Kentucky Ball State Xavier Eastern Kentucky Kentucky Purdue Johnny OwensInvitational ...... Marshall Invitational ...... March 29-30,2002 ...... April 5-6,2002 ...... t-99 (242) t-90 (238) t-55 (229) t-42 (227) t-18 (223) t-70 (231) t-70 (231) t-49 (225) t-35 (222) t-11 (215) 213 939 937 928 915 913 911 904 903 900 900 898 898 897 894 893 889 889 888 884 877 207 923 918 899 893 893 892 891 888 887 886 884 879 879 872 872 866 863 857 Slaven Strickland Weghorst Sabo Phipps Miami IndividualFinishes: Phipps (Miami) Medalist: Northern Illinois Cleveland State Eastern Michigan Marshall Akron Iowa State Wisconsin Wright State Ohio Ball State Bowling Green Eastern Kentucky Indiana Iowa Miami Kent State Penn State Toledo Strickland Slaven Sabo Weghorst Phipps Miami IndividualFinishes: Williamson (Purdue) Medalist: Marshall Iowa Wisconsin Kent State Texas A&M Miami Michigan Illinois Ohio State Toledo Indiana Auburn Michigan State Northwestern Purdue Colorado UNLV Robert KeplerIntercollegiate FirstEnergy Intercollegiate ...... April 20-21,2002 April 12-14,2002 ...... t-53 (230) t-47 (228) t-22 (221) t-15 (219) t-84 (160) t-79 (158) t-37 (150) t-24 (148) t-17 (147) 1 (211) 211 960 927 914 905 904 904 903 901 901 900 893 886 886 880 875 873 869 869 139 621 615 612 611 609 602 598 597 597 595 592 592 590 289 582 579 576 2002 Results

Mid-American Conference FALL 2002 Wolverine Invitational Championships October 5-6, 2002 TOURNAMENT RESULTS May 2-4, 2002 Michigan State ...... 861 Toledo ...... 1149 Xavier ...... 861 Ohio ...... 1174 Falcon/Antigua Invitational Miami ...... 866 Kent State ...... 1177 September 21-22, 2002 Indiana ...... 873 Ball State ...... 1185 St. John’s ...... 876 Miami ...... 1190 Texas El Paso ...... 864 Wisconsin...... 877 Marshall ...... 1206 Denver ...... 881 Iowa ...... 877 Eastern Michigan ...... 1208 New Mexico ...... 886 Ball State ...... 880 Bowling Green ...... 1212 Miami ...... 889 Michigan ...... 881 Akron ...... 1228 Utah ...... 890 Eastern Michigan ...... 886 Northern Illinois...... 1251 Colorado (Colorado Springs) ...... 891 William and Mary ...... 892 Xavier ...... 897 IUPUI ...... 893 Medalist: Grand Canyon ...... 898 North Carolina-Greensboro ...... 896 Phipps (Miami) ...... 284 New Mexico State ...... 900 Eastern Kentucky ...... 902 West Florida ...... 906 Ohio Wesleyan ...... 908 Miami Individual Finishes: Portland ...... 909 Phipps ...... 1 (284) Seton Hall ...... 909 Air Force ...... 909 Ohio ...... 910 Weghorst ...... 18 (301) Air Force Blue ...... 911 Slaven...... 26 (304) Boise State ...... 914 Medalist: Sabo ...... t-31 (308) Weber State ...... 914 Svoboda (St. John’s) ...... 209 Strickland ...... 48 (321) Air Force Silver ...... 915 Miami Individual Finishes: Wyoming ...... 916 Swelin ...... 2 (209) San Diego ...... 917 Phipps ...... t-12 (217) Northern Colorado ...... 924 Weghorst ...... t-25 (221) Southern Utah ...... 924 Calkin...... t-25 (221) Texas Wesleyan ...... 941 Kruse ...... t-31 (222) Southern Colorado ...... 947 Gonzaga ...... 952 Centenary...... 963 The Nelson Medalist: October 25-27, 2002 Swanson (Texas El Paso) ...... 210 Duke ...... 841 Washington ...... 848 Miami Individual Finishes: Georgia Tech ...... 852 Weghorst ...... t-5 (218) Colorado State ...... 854 Swelin ...... t-15 (221) North Carolina State ...... 859 Phipps ...... t-36 (226) Kansas ...... 859 Calkin...... t-40 (227) Northwestern ...... 862 Strickland ...... t-95 (237) Stanford ...... 862 Toledo ...... 868 Northern Intercollegiate Oregon ...... 869

MIAMI MEN’S GOLF September 28-29, 2002 Miami ...... 870 Notre Dame ...... 877 Illinois ...... 843 Missouri ...... 878 Minnesota ...... 844 Colorado ...... 878 Michigan State ...... 848 Texas Tech ...... 879 Xavier ...... 849 Florida Southern ...... 881 Indiana ...... 860 Idaho ...... 898 Ohio State ...... 860 Hawaii-Hilo ...... 915 Iowa ...... 861 Penn State ...... 863 Medalist: Miami ...... 868 Olson (Duke) ...... 201 Eastern Michigan ...... 870 Miami Individual Finishes: Wisconsin...... 874 Phipps ...... t-14 (212) | Ball State ...... 880 Slaven...... t-28 (217) 2002-03 Media Guide Michigan ...... 881 Weghorst ...... t-37 (220) Marshall ...... 883 Swelin ...... t-58 (224) Ohio ...... 886 Kruse ...... t-83 (231) Western Kentucky ...... 892 Medalist: James Lepp (Illinois) ...... 202 Miami Individual Finishes: Kruse ...... t-20 (215) Phipps ...... t-25 (216) Calkin...... t-36 (219) Swelin ...... t-43 (220) Weghorst ...... t-47 (221)

| 13 | | 14 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide football andmen’s basketballappearances over thetermsof ESPN. Announced onJune9,2000,thedeal featuredover30 in thenotorietywithawinover No.5Duketoopenitsseason. Kansas andNo.3UCLA.Toledo women’sbasketballteamjoined men’s basketballteamstopped tworankedteams-No.4 600th careerwinintheirrespective sport.Aswell,theBallState and KentStateinwrestling,with bothprogramsrecordingthe cross countrynationaltitle. Michigan’s BoazCheboiywowontheNCAAmen’sindividual field hockey,whichwaswonbyMichigan,whileEastern four infootballandthreewomen’sbasketball. recipients comparedtofivefromthe2000-01academicyear. More thanhalfofthehonorees(eight)werenamedfirst-team while women’ssoccerandmen’sbasketballeachhadtwo. with fourMACstudent-athletesgarneringacademicaccolades, soccer washonoredindividuallyforthefirsttimein2001-02, members, themostfromanyconferenceinnation.Men’s Academic All-Americans,headlinedbysixfootballteam total, 15student-athletesweretabbedVerizonCoSIDA league capturedVerizonAcademicAll-Districthonors.Ofthat the USAToday/ESPNCoachesPoll. Eight TheGoldenFlashesfinishedtheseasonrankedNo.12in game ofbecomingthefirstMACteamtoadvanceElite championship gamecrowdof14,106. established attendancerecordslastyear,concludingwitha 21 (ESPN)andNo.26(A.P.). No. 22intheUSATODAY/ESPNCoachespoll.Marshallwas poll. ToledowasrankedNo.23intheAssociatedPresspolland conferences tofinishwithtwotop25teamsineithermajor Jan. 3,2002,theMACbecamefirstleagueoutsideBCS Marshall (GMAC)bothwinningpostseasoncompetition.On champion Toledo(MotorCity)andEastDivision MAC hadtwoteamsinvolvedinbowlgameswithleague basketball sinceitsmovetoNortheastOhio. measurements inbothfootballandmen’swomen’s in Toledo,Ohio,theMAChasestablishedhistoric its founderscouldnothaveimaginedordreamed. the testoftime,buthasflourishedintoformingaleaguethat possible opportunities.Since1946,theMAChasnotonlystood student-athletes andthememberinstitutionswithbest (SEC andBig12)tosponsorafootballchampionshipgame. at GundArena,andcontinuestobeoneofthreeconferences in AuburnHills,Mich.,willco-hostthe2007Women’sFinalFour hosted the2000NCAAMen’sBasketballRegionalatThePalace a first-classNBA/WNBAfacilityatGundArena.TheMAC,which has moveditsmenandwomen’sbasketballchampionshipinto seventh commissionerinthehistoryofleague,MAC I Mid-American and progressiveconferencesinthecountry. n its56thyearofexistence,theMid-AmericanConference The MACisinitsthirdyearof atelevisionagreementwith Milestone achievementswerereachedbyMiamiinfootball In NCAAcompetition,KentStatehostedtheFinalFourin The MACalsogarneredfiveall-Americansinfieldhockey, Individually, atotalof66student-athletesfromacrossthe Men’s basketballchampionKentStatecamewithinone The men’sbasketballtournamentatGundArenaagain The 2001-02athleticseasonmarkedthefirsttimethat Based inClevelandsinceJuly1999,followinga15-yearstay The MACcontinuestoleadbyexampleprovideits Under theguidanceofCommissionerRickChryst, has grownanddevelopedintooneofthemostaggressive Conference caliber gameofficialsandHallofFamecoachesplayers. Baseball, NFLandNBAstandouts,PGAnational- A listthatincludesOlympicgoldmedalists,MajorLeague great athletesandcoachesfromallcornersofthesportsworld. inducted intotheMACHallofFame. From 1988toMayof1994,atotal52individualswere own HallofFame,andbeganhonoringitsfirstathletesin1988. (1947). Reserve (1947-55),Cincinnati(1947-53)andWayneState Toledo (1950)andWesternMichiganUniversity(1947). Northern IllinoisUniversity(1975-86,1997),of Michigan University(1971),Eastern (1973), BowlingGreenStateUniversity(1952),Central (1946). TheWestDivisionmembersareBallStateUniversity (1954-69, 1997),MiamiUniversity(1947)andOhio Buffalo (1998),KentStateUniversity(1951),Marshall Division istheUniversityofAkron(joinedin1992),at schools anda14th,UCF,forfootballonly.ComprisingtheEast admitted aschartermembers. Ohio, Butler,Cincinnati,WayneStateandWesternReserve school leagueonFebruary24,1946inColumbus,Ohiowith appearances onESPN,ESPN2andABC. Championship game—andalsomadeninenational first over-the-airbroadcastonABC—theMACFootball Championship Game. Football ChampionshipGameandtheMACMen’sBasketball agreement areexclusivenationalrightstoboththeMAC the deal,whichendsin2003.Highlightingprogramming 2002 1998 1996 1994 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1984 1982 1981 1974 1970 1969 1968 Year Over its56-plusyears,theMAChasproducedalonglistof The MACwasthefirstDivisionI-Aconferencetohaveits Former MACmembersareButler(1947-50),CaseWestern The Mid-AmericanConferencenowhas13full-time The Mid-AmericanConferencewasfoundedasafive- In thefirstyearoftelevisiondeal,MACplayedits Miami Finish T-1st 10th 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 5th 3rd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd N A O Toledo Kent State Miami Kent State Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Ball State Kent State Ball State Miami Miami Miami Ohio Kent State Champion Team T T

ABLE THE /Kent State MA M IAMI C P Eric Phipps Kyle Voska M. vandenBerg M. vandenBerg Mike Stone Dave Morland Sean Gorgone Sean Gorgone Rob Moss Mark Brewer Mark Brewer Jim Muething Mark Chapleski Tim Hirt Bill Wellman Bill Schumaker Chris Roderick Chris Roderick Herm Keiser Medalist HAMPIONSHIPS ERFORMANCES Kent State Kent State Toledo Toledo School Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Honors and Awards

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE GOLF SELECTIONS 2002 1991 1983 1977 1970 Eric Phipps Sean Gorgone Mark Chapleski Tom Rogan Chris Roderick Mark Telerico Jim Frankhauser Bill Schumaker 2001 Bob Lohr Lee Curry 1990 Greg Sullivan 1975 1969 Mike Sabo Sean Gorgone 1982 Dave DeRosa Chris Roderick Adam Speirs Jeff Junk Mark Chapleski 1974 Ian Thomas 2000 Mark Telerico Bob Lohr Bill Wellman 1968 Lee Curry 1989 1981 1973 Herm Keiser, Jr. 1999 Mike Pero Brian Fogt Dave DeRosa 1967 Sean Gorgone Bob Lohr Tee McCabe Jeff Junk 1972 Kim Ashley 1980 1998 1988 Bill Schumaker 1966 Kyle Voska Brian Fogt Joe Hart Tee McCabe Carry Sciorra 1971 Mike Pero 1979 Ian Thomas 1997 Sean Gorgone Dave Brilliant Bill Schumaker Maarten van den Berg Brian Fogt 1987 Kyle Voska Mark Brewer 1978 1996 Brent Studer Tom Rogan MAC AWARDS Brad Adamonis Mike Pero Mike Burke Maarten van den Berg Ian Brdley MAC Sportsmanship Award Kyle Voska 1986 Kyle Voska (1998) Mark Brewer ACADEMIC ALL-MAC Maarten van den Berg (1997) 1995 Ian Bradley Jeff Junk (1992) Maarten van den Berg Brent Studer 1999 Brian Fogt (1981) Tee McCabe 1994 1985 MAC Golfer of the Year Maarten van den Berg Jim Muething 1998 Kyle Voska (1998) Mark Brewer Tee McCabe Maarten van den Berg (1996 and 1997) 1993 Brent Studer Adam Weinstein 1997 MAC Freshman of the Year 1984 Tee McCabe 1992 Eric Phipps (2000) Brad Worthington Maarten van den Berg Mike Sabo (1999) Jeff Junk Jim Muething Adam Weinstein 1996 David Anthony (1996) Mark Brewer Maarten van den Berg Maarten van den Berg (1994) 1994 MAC Coach of the Year Hank Schlissberg Rodger Cromer (1996, 90, 89, 88, 87, 84, 81, 74)

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE MIAMI MEN’S GOLF INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS

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Herm Keiser, Jr. Chris Roderick Chris Roderick Bill Wellman Mark Chapleski 2002-03 Media Guide 1968 1969 Bill Schumaker 1974 1982 Co-Medalists 1970

Jim Muething Mark Brewer Sean Gorgone Maarten Kyle Voska Eric Phipps 1984 1986 and ‘87 1989 and ‘90 van den Berg 1998 2002 1994 and ‘96 | 15 | | 16 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide 1970 1978 1985 1989 1990 1996 1998 Top 20IndividualNCAAFinishes 1970 1974 1989 1990 1991 1994 1996 1998 Miami TeamsintheNCAA Miami In the NCAAChampionship *DNQ—Did notqualifyfor 1989 1990 1991 1994 1996 1997 1998 Appearances andNCAAFinishes Miami’s CentralRegional ...... Chris Roderick Mike Burke Mark Brewer Mike Pero Sean Gorgone Kyle Voska Kyle Voska 13th 25th 21st 24th 28th 28th 25th 13th 1998—13 t-13th t-14th 17th 15th 18th 14th 11th NCAA Finish The NCAA TH DNQ 24th 28th 28th 25th 13th 21st NCAA M IAMI M ’ IAMI S

T OP 11th—1998 I Kyle Voska N NC

T HE AA NC T EAM AA F INISHES 1970—13 TH NCAA 13th—1989 Mike Pero Central Regionals

he NCAA has sponsored regional qualifying tournaments the last 14 years (1989-02) to advance to the NCAA Championship. TDistrict IV usually sends six teams and one individual to the regional. Of the 17 teams from District IV that have advanced to the Central Regionals, Miami has made an impressive seven appearances in those 13 years. Qualifying for the NCAA Championship from the Central Regional in just over 85 percent of its appearances to lead all District IV teams, Miami has advanced to the NCAA Championship six out of the seven times it has appeared in the Central Regional.

District IV School Qualified for Central Regional Advanced to NCAA Ohio State 13 7 Kent State 12 8 Minnesota 10 6 Northwestern 10 6 Miami 7 6 Toledo 5 3 Indiana 4 1 Illinois 4 3 Michigan State 4 1 Michigan 3 1 Purdue 3 2 Wisconsin 3 2 Iowa 2 1 Ball State 1 0 Marshall 1 0 Kentucky 1 0 Wright State 1 0

2003 NCAA Golf Championship Dates and Sites Regionals

East — May 15-17 • Auburn University Club • Auburn, Alabama MIAMI MEN’S GOLF (Auburn University, host) Central — May 15-17 • Colbert Hills Golf Course • Manhattan, Kansas (Kansas State University, host). West — May 15-17 • Washington National Golf Club • Auburn, Washington (University of Washington, host). Finals May 27-31 • Karsten Creek • Stillwater, Oklahoma (Oklahoma State University, host)

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2002-03 Media Guide Future NCAA Championship Dates and Sites 2004 Finals — June 1-4 • Cascades Course,Homestead Resort • Hot Springs, Virginia (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, host)

2005 Finals — May 31-June 3 • Caves Valley Golf Club • Owings Mills, Maryland (Loyola College,Baltimore, host)

2006 Finals — May 30-June 2 • Crosswater Course • Sunriver, Oregon (University of Portland, host)

2007 Finals — May 29-June 1 • Golden Horseshoe Golf Club • Williamsburg, Virginia (Virginia Commonwealth University, host)

| 17 | | 18 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide All- Americans Bill Schumaker Vandalia, Ohio Ft. Wayne,Ind. Brian Fogt Mike Burke,Jr. ‘7 & 0 8 9 1 2 0 7 9 1 Deal, N.J. 8 7 9 1 Mark Chapleski Huntington, W.Va. Flushing, Mich. Bill Wellman 2 8 9 1 4 7 9 1 W. Newton,Mass. Dave Brilliant Dave DeRosa Milford, Ohio 9 7 9 1 Bob Lohr Wayne, N.J. ‘7 5 & 3 8 9 1 3 7 9 1 All-Americans

1 1 9 9 8 1 8 6 9 9 8 & 9 & ‘8 ‘9 7 0 Mark Brewer Mike Pero Sean Gorgone Scarborogh, Ontario Picton, Ontario Brunswick, Maine

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

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MIAMI MEN’S GOLF

Maarten van den Berg Netherlands Jim Muething Adam Weinstein Academic Academic

1 | 9 2002-03 Media Guide 9 1 1 6 9 9 & 9 9 3 8 ‘9 8 Kyle Voska Hank Schlissberg Tee McCabe Cincinnati, Ohio Academic Academic | 19 | | 20 MIAMI MEN’S GOLF | 2002-03 Media Guide 1998 1996 1994 1992 1989 1987 1970 1969 1948 Bob Lohr Bill Schumaker Chris Roderick NCAA DivisionIFreshmanoftheYear Won WaltDisneyWorldTournament(PGA) PGA ClubProfessionaloftheYear *Former Brad Worthington Brent Studer Doug Steffen Cary Sciorra Bill Schumaker Chris Roderick Jim Muething Dave Martin Dave DeRosa Miami finishes 13th attheNCAAChampionships, tyingitsbestfinish.Kyle Voskaearnsall-Americahonors. Coach Cromer is inductedintotheGolfCoaches HallofFame. Miami haseverwontheaward. HealsowasnamedtheDivisionIFreshmanofYear. Maarten vandenBergpicked theAthleteofYearatMiami.Thiswasfirsttimethat afreshmanat conference championship. Miami breaksalong-standing record(OhioUniversity1951-1955),winningitssixthconsecutive Bob LohrbecomesthefirstMiami golfertoqualifyforthePGATour. Mark Brewerbecomesthefirst Miamigolfertobeselectedtheall-conferenceteamfour yearsinarow. Miami finishes13th First matchatHuestonWoodsG.C.(Xavier,Ohio,IndianaState). Miami winsitsfirstconferencegolfchampionship...... Halls ofFame ...... Nationwide Tour Brad Adamonis intheNCAAChampionships.Highestfinisheverrecorded byaMiamigolfteam. Jeff Junk Sean Gorgone Sean Gorgone Jim Muething Brian Fogt 1993 1992 1984 ...... Miami Golf State AmateurChampions ...... Honors andAchievement Miamians inthePros Miami Indiana Miami Head Professionals Miami GolfHistory 1992 1991 1991 1984 1982 Maarten vandenBerg Sean Gorgone Mark Brewer Chris Roderick New England Achievements s Maine Miami AthleteoftheYear Ohio Ohio Ohio ...... Davidson Matyczuk ...... Canadian Tour Adam Speirs Kyle Voska Maarten vandenBerg(1994) ...... Robert TrentJonesG.C. Bill Schumaker(1984) Manasquan RiverG.C. Pittsburgh FieldClub Bob Lohr(1988) Brooklawn C.C. Olympic Club* Crooked Lake Lake Mohawk Baltusrol G.C. Merion G.C.* 1994 1990 1987 1970