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2005-2006 Final Houston Cougars Golf Results 2005-2006 Final Individual Leaderboard 2005-2006 Final Houston Cougars Golf Results Date Tournament Yards-Par Finish/Teams Strokes vs Par Sept. 12-13 Cobb/Ferrell Mean Green Classic 7,147 - 72 3rd of 14 880 +16 Sept. 19-20 Kansas Invitational 7,092 - 72 4th of 17 857 -7 Sept. 26-27 Adams Cup of Newport Cancelled – Hurricane Rita Oct. 17-18 Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek Invitational 7,105 - 72 7th of 20 881 +17 Nov. 3-4 Del Walker Intercollegiate 6,631 - 71 2nd of 12 848 -4 Nov. 7-9 Battle on the Bend (JV) 6,707 - 72 7th of 13 899 +35 Feb. 19-20 Club de Golf Santa Anita/North Texas Classic 6,884 - 72 1st of 11 865 +1 Feb. 27-28 ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE 7,220 - 72 1st of 13 853 -11 March 6-7 Louisiana Classics 7,002 - 72 1st of 15 846 -18 March 13-14 Palmetto Intercollegiate 6,565 - 71 t-1st of 12 869 +17 March 17-18 BORDER OLYMPICS 7,241 - 72 6th of 16 883 +19 March 27-28 UALR/First Tee Collegiate Classic 7,221 - 72 3rd of 15 882 +18 April 7-8 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate 6,858 - 72 5th of 14 866 +2 April 24-26 Conference USA Championship 7,000 - 72 5th of 12 865 +1 May 18-20 NCAA Regional 7,200 - 72 t-17th of 27 862 -2 2005-2006 Final Individual Leaderboard Player Tr Rnd Score Avg. C (Pct) L-18 L-36 L-54 Best Finish Pablo Acuna 13 39 2,805 71.9 31.5 (.808) 66 141 206 1st – North Texas Classic Ricky Romano 13 39 2,829 72.5 28 (.782) 67 136 209 2nd – Louisiana Classics Jordan Irwin 12 36 2,627 73.0 25 (.694) 67 138 209 1st – Palmetto Intercollegiate Zach Mowbray 13 39 2,871 73.6 30 (.769) 69 139 213 t-4th – North Texas Classic Kevin Newman 13 39 2,910 74.6 20.5 (.526) 67 137 210 t-3rd – Louisiana Classics Todd Bissenden 2 6 455 75.8 3 (1.000) 69 150 219 t-13th – Battle on the Bend Steven Frazier 3 9 687 76.3 5 (.833) 73 150 227 t-38th – Battle on the Bend Adam Young 1 3 229 76.3 3 (1.000) 75 152 229 t-38th – Battle on the Bend Brett Burke 3 9 689 76.6 4 (.667) 71 155 228 t-32nd – Battle on the Bend Rian Butler 1 3 232 77.3 0 73 149 232 t-52nd – All-American Intercollegiate Jeremy Reed 2 6 470 78.3 2 (.667) 76 154 233 t-50th – Battle on the Bend Chad Marti 1 3 244 81.3 0 75 157 244 t-71st – All-American Intercollegiate Ashish Patel 1 3 261 87.0 0 85 174 261 75th – All-American Intercollegiate ^ TEAM TOTALS 13 39 11,257 288.6 278 559 846 1st – North Texas Classic 1st – All-American Intercollegiate 1st – Louisiana Classics t-1st – Palmetto Intercollegiate Stat Key: Tr -Tournaments played; Rnd - Rounds played; Avg. - Scoring average per round; C (Pct). - Rounds counted toward team score (percentage); L-18 Best score for one round; L-36 Best score through first 36 holes; L-54 Best score through 54 holes; t - player/team tied another in a tournament’s final standings. x - no longer on team. ^ - does not include totals from the Battle at the Bend. 2005-06 Final Houston Cougar Golf Tournament Results 2005 Fall Season BATTLE ON THE BEND (JV only) Nov. 7-9 MEAN GREEN CLASSIC Sept. 12-13 Many, La. Cypress Bend Golf Resort Flower Mound, Texas Lantana Golf Club 6,707 yards -- Par 72 7th of 13 teams 7,147 yards -- Par 72 3rd of 14 teams Todd Bissenden 76-74-69 -- 219 t-13th Ricky Romano 73-67-78 -- 218 t-7th Brett Burke 80-77-71 -- 228 t-32nd Pablo Acuna 73-70-78 -- 221 t-16th Adam Young 75-77-77 -- 229 t-38th Jordan Irwin 72-78-74 -- 224 t-24th Steven Frazier 73-81-76 -- 230 t-41st Kevin Newman 75-74-78 -- 227 t-38th Jeremy Reed 78-76-79 --233 t-50th Steven Frazier 77-73-77 -- 227 t-38th Totals 302-304-293 -- 899 7th Zach Mowbray 79-75-74 -- 228 t-42nd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Totals 293-284-303 -- 880 3rd 2006 Spring Season ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SANTA ANITA/NORTH TEXAS CLASSIC Feb. 19-20 KANSAS INVITATIONAL Sept. 19-20 Guadalajara, Mexico Club de Golf at Santa Anita Lawrence, Kan. Alvamar Golf Club 6,884 yards – Par 72 1st of 11 teams 7,092 yards -- Par 72 4th of 17 teams Pablo Acuna 72-70-68 -- 210 1st Pablo Acuna 74-67-67 -- 208 2nd Zach Mowbray 73-69-71 -- 213 t-4th Ricky Romano 70-73-72 -- 215 t-16th Ricky Romano 69-73-75 -- 217 t-7th Kevin Newman 72-71-72 -- 215 t-16th Kevin Newman 74-78-73 -- 225 t-24th Jordan Irwin 71-73-76 -- 220 t-38th Jordan Irwin 74-78-76 -- 228 t-34th Zach Mowbray 74-75-75 -- 224 t-56th Totals 288-290-287 -- 865 1st Totals 287-284-286 -- 857 4th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE Feb. 27-28 ADAMS CUP OF NEWPORT Sept. 26-27 Houston, Texas Tradition of Cypresswood Newport, R.I. Newport Country Club 7,220 yards – par 72 1st of 13 teams Trip cancelled due to threat of Hurricane Rita Ricky Romano 71-70-69 -- 210 3rd Zach Mowbray 69-70-74 -- 213 5th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jordan Irwin 74-70-70 -- 214 6th LOUISIANA TECH/SQUIRE CREEK INVITATIONAL Oct. 17-18 Pablo Acuna 70-74-74 -- 218 t-12th Choudrant, La. Squire Creek Golf Club Kevin Newman 74-72-81 -- 227 t-35th 7,105 yards - par 72 7th of 20 teams * Brett Burke 74-71-83 -- 228 t-40th * Steven Frazier 77-76-77 -- 230 t-46th Ricky Romano 72-73-72 -- 217 t-14th * Rian Butler 76-73-83 -- 232 t-52nd Pablo Acuna 75-69-74 -- 218 t-18th * Todd Bissenden 72-82-82 -- 236 t-59th Zach Mowbray 72-70-77 -- 219 t-23rd * Jeremy Reed 80-83-74 -- 237 64th Kevin Newman 80-75-78 -- 233 t-80th * Chad Marti 75-82-87 -- 244 t-71st Brett Burke 77-81-75 -- 233 t-80th * Ashish Patel 85-89-87 -- 261 75th Totals 296-287-298 -- 881 7th Totals 284-282-287 -- 853 1st ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- * played as individual DEL WALKER INTERCOLLEGIATE Nov. 3-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Long Beach, Calif. Virginia Country Club LOUISIANA CLASSICS March 7-8 6,631 yards - par 71 2nd of 12 teams Lafayette, La. Oakbourne Country Club 7,002 yards – Par 72 1st of 15 teams Pablo Acuna 70-68-68 -- 206 3rd Jordan Irwin 67-71-71 -- 209 t-5th Ricky Romano 68-68-73 -- 209 2nd Kevin Newman 71-72-74 -- 217 t-24th Kevin Newman 67-70-73 -- 210 t-3rd Zach Mowbray 74-73-72 -- 219 t-30th Zach Mowbray 72-69-72 -- 213 t-6th Ricky Romano 73-71-77 -- 221 t-38th Jordan Irwin 77-71-70 -- 218 t-29th Totals 281-282-285-- 848 2nd Pablo Acuna 74-73-72 -- 219 t-32nd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Totals 281-278-287 -- 846 1st ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2005-06 Final Houston Cougar Golf Tournament Results PALMETTO INTERCOLLEGIATE March 13-14 NCAA REGIONAL May 18-20 Aiken, S.C. Palmetto Golf Club Tucson, Ariz. Omni Tucson National Golf Club 6,565 yards – Par 71 t-1st of 12 teams 7,200 yards – Par 72 t-17th of 27 teams Jordan Irwin 70-71-71 -- 212 1st Jordan Irwin 71-71-69 -- 211 t-29th Ricky Romano 71-75-70 -- 216 t-4th Pablo Acuna 73-71-70 - 214 t-46th Zach Mowbray 74-74-69 -- 217 t-9th Zach Mowbray 75-70-73 -- 218 t-72nd Pablo Acuna 77-74-78 -- 299 t-39th Ricky Romano 76-76-67 -- 219 t-79th Kevin Newman 73-74-86 -- 233 t-54th Kevin Newman 79-76-77 -- 232 t-133rd Totals 288-293-288 -- 869 t-1st Totals 295-288-279 -- 862 t-17th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- BORDER OLYMPICS March 17-18 Laredo, Texas Laredo County Club 7,241 yards – Par 72 6th of 16 teams Kevin Newman 68-73-74 -- 215 t-5th Pablo Acuna 70-71-77 -- 218 t-14th Ricky Romano 72-73-79 -- 224 t-45th Jordan Irwin 71-76-79 -- 226 t-51st Zach Mowbray 83-76-80 -- 239 t-79th Totals 281-293-309 -- 883 6th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- UALR/FIRST TEE COLLEGIATE CLASSIC March 28-29 Little Rock, Ark. Chenal County Club 7,221 yards – Par 72 3rd of 15 teams Pablo Acuna 72-70-72 -- 214 t-2nd Ricky Romano 70-71-79 -- 220 t-9th Jordan Irwin 76-73-73 -- 223 t-15th Zach Mowbray 80-74-77 -- 231 t-44th Kevin Newman 89-80-73 -- 242 t-71st Totals 299-288-295 -- 882 3rd ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT INTERCOLLEGIATE April 7-8 Cary, N.C. MacGregor Downs Country Club 6,858 yards – Par 72 5th of 14 teams Kevin Newman 68-76-72 -- 216 t-16th Pablo Acuna 71-73-72 -- 216 t-16th Zach Mowbray 73-74-73 -- 220 t-30th Ricky Romano 73-72-75 -- 220 t-30th Jordan Irwin 74-70-76 -- 220 t-30th Totals 285-289-292 -- 866 5th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONSHIP April 24-26 West Point, Miss. Old Waverly Country Club 7,000 yards – Par 72 5th of 12 teams Pablo Acuna 74-66-73 -- 214 t-11th Zach Mowbray 71-69-77 -- 217 t-17th Kevin Newman 68-74-76 -- 218 t-22nd Jordan Irwin 76-71-75 -- 222 t-34th Ricky Romano 71-76-76 -- 223 t-36th Totals 285-280-300 -- 865 5th 2005-06 Final Houston Cougar Golf Individual Results Team Todd Bissenden Cobb/Ferrell Mean Green Classic (3rd of 14) 293-284-303 -- 880 2005-06: Made his collegiate debut with the junior varsity team at the Kansas Invitational (4th of 17) 287-284-286 -- 857 Battle on the Bend..
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