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2018-19 Texas Golf Fact Book Quick Facts TEXAS GOLF 2018-19 Texas Golf Fact Book 2018-19 LONGHORNS COACHES & STAFF MEDIA/PROGRAM INFORMATION Chervony, Steven __________________3 Head Coach John Fields ___________ 10-12 2018-19 Roster ______________________2 Costello, Nick _____________________4 Assistant Coach Jean-Paul Hebert ______12 2018-19 Schedule ____________________2 Jones, Drew ______________________4 Volunteer Coach Richie Coughlan ______13 Pronunciation Guide ________________ 2 Sexton, Parker _____________________4 Soosman, Spencer _________________5 HISTORY & HONORS YEAR IN REVIEW Bring, Christoffer __________________6 Carter, Cash_______________________6 All-Time Tournament Results ______ 16-19 2018-19 Statistics ___________________14 Coody, Parker _____________________6 All-Time NCAA Championship Results 20-21 2018-19 Individual Results ____________15 Coody, Pierceson __________________6 All-Time Tournament Medalists _______22 Hammer, Cole _____________________7 All-Time Team Bests _________________23 Longhorn PGA Tour Winners __________24 All-Americans & National Honors ___ 25-26 Conference Honors ______________ 27-29 All-Time Conference Standings _____ 30-31 Conference Championship Teams _____32 T-Association/Letterwinners _______ 33-34 Quick Facts TEXAS GOLF QUICK FACTS MEDIA RELATIONS INFO/GOLF 2017-18 Big 12 Finish _________________________________ 2nd Susie Epp __________________Assistant Media Relations Director NCAA Championships ___________________ 3 (1972, 1973, 2012) _____________________________________ (512) 232-1532 NCAA Championship Appearances ________________________ 67 Office: (512) 969-8300 Big 12 Conference Titles __________________________________ 8 Cell: _______________________________________ (512) 471-6040 Southwest Conference Titles _____________________________ 39 Fax: _______________________________________ E-mail: _______________________ [email protected] UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS QUICK FACTS Media Relations Adresses Mailing: Location ____________________________________ Austin, Texas P.O. Box 7399 Enrollment ___________________ 52,076 (39,995 undergraduate) Austin, TX 78713 President _____________________________________ Greg Fenves Founded ___________________________________________ 1883 Overnight: Nickname _____________________________________ Longhorns 2139 San Jacinto Blvd. Mascot__________________________________________Bevo XIV RMRZ B.206 Colors _______________________________ Burnt orange & white Austin, TX 78712 Affiliation _________________________________ NCAA Division I NCAA Faculty Rep. ______________________ Dr. Michael Clement Conference ________________________________________ Big 12 Home Course ________________ The University of Texas Golf Club Course Stats: _____________________________Par 71; 7,412 yards 2018-19 TEXAS GOLF • FACT BOOK 1 TEXAS GOLF 2018-19 Roster Name ____________________ 2017-18 Avg. ____ Ht. ______ Yr. ____ Exp. ______ Hometown (Last School) Christoffer Bring ________________ -- ________ 6-1 ______ So. _____ 1L _______ Naestved, Denmark (Herlufsholm School) Cash Carter ____________________ -- ________ 6-0 ______R-Fr. _____ HS _______ Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) Steven Chervony _________________________ 6-1 _______Sr. ______ 2L _______ Boca Raton, Fla. (Pinecrest School) Pierceson Coody ________________ -- ________ 5-9 _______Fr. ______ HS _______ Plano, Texas (Plano West) Parker Coody __________________ -- ________ 5-9 _______Fr. ______ HS _______ Plano, Texas (Plano West) Nick Costello _____________________________ 5-11 ______Jr. ______ 2L _______ Austin, Texas (Westlake) Cole Hammer __________________ -- ________ 6-0 _______Fr. ______ HS _______ Houston, Texas (Houston-Kinkaid) Drew Jones ____________________ -- ________ 6-2 _____ R-So. ____ 1L _______ Decatur, Texas (Decatur) Robert Patton __________________ -- ________ 5-11 ______Fr. ______ HS _______ Fort Worth, Texas (Arlington Heights) Blake Pettle ____________________ -- ________ 6-2 _______Fr. ______ HS _______ Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) Parker Sexton __________________ -- ________ 6-0 _______Jr. ______ HS _______ Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University School) Spencer Soosman _______________ - ________ 5-8 _______Jr. ______ 2L _______ Westlake Village, Calif. (Westlake) Head Coach: John Fields (New Mexico ‘82), 22nd year Asst. Coach: Jean-Paul Hebert, (Texas ‘94), 9th year Volunteer Asst. Coach: Richie Caughlan (Clemson ‘97), 2nd year Pronunciation Guide Steven Chervony: Shur-VONE-ee 2018-19 Schedule Dates _________ Tournament _________________________ Location _______________Venue Sept. 9-10 _____ Gopher Invitational ___________________ Maple Plain, Minn. ______Windsong Farm Golf Club Sept. 30-Oct. 2 _ Nike Collegiate Invitational _____________ Fort Worth, Texas _______Colonial Country Club Oct. 12-14 _____ Big 12 Match Play Championship ________ Hockley, Texas __________The Club at Houston Oaks Oct. 21-23 _____ Tavistock Collegiate ___________________ Windermere, Fla. ________Isleworth Golf & Country Club Feb. 7-9 _______ Amer Ari Invitational __________________ Waikoloa Village, Hawaii __Waikoloa Golf Club March 3-5 _____ Southern Highlands Collegiate __________ Las Vegas, Nev. _________Southern Highlands Golf Club March 11-12 ___ Lamkin San Diego Classic ______________ Chula Vista, Calif. ________San Diego Country Club March 17-19 ___ Valspar Collegiate Championship ________ Palm City, Fla. __________Floridian National Golf Club April 6-7 ______ 3M Augusta Invitational _______________ Augusta, Ga. ___________Forest Hills Golf Club April 12-13 ____ ASU Thunderbird Invitational ___________ Phoenix, Ariz. __________Papago Golf Course April 26-28 ____ Big 12 Championship _________________ White Sulpher Springs, W.V. __The Greenbrier May 13-15 _____ NCAA Regional Championship __________ Austin, Texas ___________UT Golf Club May 24-29 _____ NCAA Championship _________________ Fayetteville, Ark. ________Blessings Golf Club 2 2018-19 TEXAS GOLF • FACT BOOK TEXAS GOLF STEVEN CHERVONY Senior • 6-1 Boca Raton, Fla. (Pinecrest) FRESHMAN (2015-16) JUNIOR (2017-18) • two top-30 finishes playing as an individual this season • three top-20 finishes, including two straight • shot a season-low 71 at The Maxwell • nine of 31 rounds have been at or under par • finished in a tie for 23rd at the Lamkin Classic Olympia Fields _________________________________72-71-74=217 (+7), T-28 Trinity Forest ___________________________________74-77-66=217 (+4), T-36 John A. Burn Intercollegiate* ____________________ 72-73-73=218 (+2), T-26 Nike Collegiate ________________________________75-72-78=225 (+12), T-62 Lamkin Classic* ________________________________ 76-75-72=223 (+7), T-23 Amer Ari Invitational ____________________________ 71-71-70=212 (-4), T-28 Valspar Collegiate* ____________________________ 75-83-77=235 (+22), T-72 Querencia Cabo Collegiate _______________________70-73-73=216 (+3), T-20 The Maxwell* ____________________________________71-75=146 (+6), T-49 Lamkin San Diego Classic ________________________72-70-76=218 (+2), T-27 Valspar Collegiate _______________________________73-71-75=219 (+6), T-38 Western Intercollegiate __________________________71-71-74=216 (+6), T-46 Big 12 Championship ________________________ 76-72-70-72=290 (+10), T-18 BEFORE TEXAS NCAA Raleigh Regional __________________________ 69-71-69=209 (-4), T-16 • finished in 21st at the U.S. Open sectional qualifier in Jupiter, Fla. NCAA Championship _________________________ 81-78-79-79=317 (+29), T-3 • had two additional top-20 finishes at the Florida Azalea (18th) and the AJGA Puerto Rico Junior Open (13th) in 2015 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY • finished in the top 22 in seven events, including two top-10 finishes in Quarterfinals 2014 Chervony (UT) def. Evan Katz (Duke), 3&2 • posted two runner up finishes at the AJGA Under Armour/Steve Marino in 2013 and a fifth-place finish at the Preseason Junior at Innisbrook SOPHOMORE (2016-17) • three top-15 finishes CHERVONY YEAR-BY-YEAR • posted a career-low 66 at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Round Best Finish • four rounds in the 60s 17-18 3 9 659 72.22 66 T-28 • tied for third at the UT Longhorn Shootout 16-17 14 40 2,975 74.38 66 T-3 15-16 3 9 676 75.11 72 T-23 Olympia Fields _______________________________74-79-72=225 (+15), T48th TOTAL 20 58 4,310 74.31 66 T-3 Nike Collegiate _______________________________70-73-79=222 (+12), T48th Golf Club of Georgia ____________________________80-81-71=232 (+16), 79th East Lake Cup __________________________________________ 75 (+3), T12th Amer Ari Invitational ___________________________ 71-78-73=222 (+4), T81st Querencia Cabo Collegiate ______________________ 66-68-75=209 (-4), T13th Lamkin San Diego Classic ______________________76-74-80=230 (+14), T57th Valspar Collegiate ______________________________73-73-75=221 (+8), T35th Aggie Invitational _________________________________75-74=149 (+5), T31st Western Intercollegiate _________________________74-74-71=219 (+9), T39th UT Longhorn Shootout _____________________________ 69-70=139 (-3), T3rd Big 12 Championship _______________________ 75-68-75-83=302 (+22), T28th NCAA Regional _______________________________74-76-75=225 (+12), T57th NCAA Championship ________________________ 75-77-75-78=305 (+17), 77th EAST LAKE CUP MATCH PLAY Lipparelli (Illinois) def. Chervony (UT), 2&1 Chervony (UT) def. Humphrey (Vanderbilt), 7&6 3 2018-19 TEXAS GOLF • FACT BOOK TEXAS GOLF NICK DREW COSTELLO JONES Junior • 5-11 Sophomore • 6-2 Austin, Texas Decatur, Texas (Westlake) (Decatur) SOPHOMORE (2017-18) FRESHMAN
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