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Amer Ari 2019 Program.Indd 28TH ANNUAL AMER ARI INVITATIONAL Co-hosted by: University of Hawai‘i at Manoa & University of Hawai‘i at Hilo February 7-9, 2019 Waikoloa Kings Golf Course | Waikoloa, Hawai‘i Auburn Oregon TCU Colorado Oregon State Texas Georgia Tech Osaka Gakuin Texas Tech Hawai‘i Pacific UC Davis Hawai‘i-Hilo San Jose State USC Oklahoma State Stanford Utah AUBURN OREGON TCU SCHEDULE OF EVENTS INDIVIDUALS Brandon Mancheno Edwin Yi Pierre Mazier Jovan Rebula Sam Foust Stefano Mazzoli Tuesday, Feb. 5 Friday, Feb. 8 Ryan Knop, Auburn Jacob Solomon Ryan Gronlund Hayden Springer 9:00 am College-Am 6:15 am Range opens John Paterson, Colorado Trace Crowe Craig Ronne Alejandro Aguilera (Kohanaiki Golf Club) 7:30 am Round 2 (shotgun) Connor Howe, Georgia Tech Bryden Salvador, Hawai‘i Graysen Huff Donald Kay David Ravetto 1:00 pm Lunch at Waikoloa GC Matt Lloyd, Hawai‘i Wednesday, Feb. 6 Head Coach: Nick Clinard Head Coach: Casey Martin Head Coach: Bill Montigel Restaurant AJ Teraoka, Hawai‘i 6:15 am Range opens Trevor Hirata, Hawai‘i COLORADO OREGON STATE TEXAS 7:00 am Coaches meeting Saturday, Feb. 9 Adam Chiya, UH Hilo Noah Lau, UH Hilo Daniel O’Loughlin Spencer Tibbits Cole Hammer 7:30 am Practice Round 6:15 am Range opens Trevor Olkowski Shawn Lu Parker Coody Colton Servis, UH Hilo 5:30 pm Welcome Dinner 7:30 am Final Round (shotgun) Ross Macdonald Sean Kato Steven Chervony Ferdinand Mueller, OK St Andre Leveque Trevor Yu Spencer Soosman 1:00 pm Lunch at Waikoloa GC Kevin Geniza, Oregon Kristoffer Max Kyosuke Hara Chris Bring Thursday, Feb. 7 Restaurant Nolan Thoroughgood, Ore. St Parker Sisk, San Jose St 6:15 am Range opens 1:30 pm Awards ceremony Head Coach: Roy Edwards Head Coach: Jon Reehoorn Head Coach: John Fields Freddie Lee, Stanford 7:30 am Round 1 (shotgun) Justin Gums, TCU GEORGIA TECH OSAKA GAKUIN TEXAS TECH 1:00 pm Lunch at Waikoloa GC Jansen Smith, Texas Tech Luke Schniederjans Honoo Oshima Sandy Scott Restaurant Sam Kim, USC Tyler Strafaci Hideto Shimoke Ivan Ramirez Axel Einarsson, Utah Noah Norton Akito Tominaga Adam Blomme Andy Ogletree Naoto Yoshiyuki Kyle Hogan PAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS James Clark Taiga Iwata Thomas Allkins Year Team Champion Individual Champion Head Coach: Bruce Heppler Head Coach: Hayato Nakatsuka Head Coach: Greg Sands 2018 Oklahoma State Justin Suh, USC 2017 Texas Tech Fredrik Nilehn, Texas Tech def. Rico Hoey (USC), Jared du Toit (ASU) in playoff HAWAI‘I PACIFIC UC DAVIS 2016 USC Aaron Wise, Oregon Cameron Kaneko Casey Scott Thomas Hutchison 2015 Arizona State Cheng-Tsung Pan, Washington Justin Ngan Austin Fox Ryan Han 2014 Oklahoma State Jordan Niebrugge, Oklahoma State Justin Arcano Jee Horsangchai Daniel Kim 2013 UCLA/Washington Dominic Bozzelli, Auburn Cole Yoshida Tyler Burnes Jesse Bratz 2012 Texas Jeffrey Kang (USC) beats Jordan Spieth (Texas) in playoff Nick Nelson Daniel Peña Tanner Hughes 2011 Oklahoma State Daniel Miernicki, Oregon def. Patrick Cantlay (UCLA), Bobby Hudson (Texas) in playoff Head Coach: Ronn Miyashiro Head Coach: John Cook Head Coach: Cy Williams 2010 Stanford Bobby Hanson (Texas) 2009 USC Nick Taylor, Washington 2008 Stanford Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State HAWAI‘I-HILO SAN JOSE STATE USC 2007 Stanford Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State Jared Kinoshita Kevin Velo Justin Suh 2006 Georgia Tech Cameron Tringale, Georgia Tech Warren Miller Sean Yu Kaito Onishi 2005 Oklahoma State Tyler Leon, Oklahoma State Taylor Patrick Bryce Wortman Issei Tanabe 2004 Georgia Tech Anthony Kim, Oklahoma Andrew Otani Ben Campbell Kyle Suppa 2003 UCLA Adam Myer, TCU 2002 Georgia Tech Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech Evan Merrier Matt Heitel Charlie Reiter 2001 Texas Sprague Kolp, Nevada-Reno Head Coach: Earl Tamiya Head Coach: John Kennady Head Coach: Chris Zambri 2000 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech, Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech 1999 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech, Carlton Forrester, Georgia Tech 1998 UNLV James Watt, Nevada-Reno OKLAHOMA STATE STANFORD UTAH 1997 UNLV Bill Lunde, UNLV Viktor Hovland Isaiah Salinda Kyler Dunkle 1996 Oklahoma State Jim Skinner, SMU Matthew Wolff Brandon Wu Blake Tomlinson 1995 Oklahoma State Chris Hanell, Arizona State def. Tiger Woods (Stanford) in playoff 1994 Arizona State Notah Begay, Stanford Hayden Wood Nate Menon Tristan Mandur 1993 Arkansas Todd Demsey, Arizona State Austin Eckroat Henry Shimp Mitchell Schow 1992 UNLV Alan Bratton, Oklahoma State Zach Bauchou Chris Meyers Jordan Costello 1991 Oklahoma State Craig Hainline, Oklahoma State Head Coach: Alan Bratton Head Coach: Conrad Ray Head Coach: Garrett Clegg NOTE: Tournament started in Fall 1991 and eventually transitioned for Spring in 1994.
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