TOURNAMENT NOTES NO. 9 CONTACT: JOHN A. MARTIN MAY 26, 2021 (540) 476-1259 • [email protected] NEXT EVENT RAMS NOTEBOOK Tournament: NCAA Championship Next on the Tee: AJ Ott qualified as the top individual Joining An Elite Group: Ott has become the 14th Ram Dates: May 28-31, 2021 on a non-advancing team out of the NCAA Stillwater to play in at least three NCAA Regionals, a list that Regional and will represent Colorado State at the includes current PGA Tour winner Martin Laird. Host: NCAA/Arizona State University NCAA Championship, May 28-31. The four-day, 72- Location: Scottsdale, Ariz. hole tournament is being played at Grayhawk Golf Ott’s Regional Finishes Course: Greyhawk Golf Club Raptor Course Club’s Raptor Course in Scottsdale, Ariz. 2018 (Kissimmee Regional - Kissimmee, Fla.) t-39. AJ Ott 71-75-70=216 (E) Course Par/Yardage: Par 72 / 7,449 yds How It Works: The first 54 holes are played to de- 2019 (Pullman Regional - Pullman, Wash.) Host Web Site: https://live-ncaa-golf.ws.asu.edu termine the top 15 teams along with the top nine t-17. AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) Live Scoring: https://csura.ms/3unNVH2 individuals not on an advancing team for final 18 holes 2021 (Stillwater Regional - Stillwater, Okla.) Tournament Field (30 teams, 6 individuals): of stroke-play competition. Monday, the final round t-3. AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) of stroke-play competition to determine the top eight AJ Ott (CSU Ind.) teams determined for match play competition and the NCAA Regionals (CSU Top Individual Finishes in each) 2020-21 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE 72-hole individual champion crowned. Yr Fin. Name Scores (vs. Par) Prestige Individual Invitational La Quinta, Calif. 1996 t-43. Jeff Fujimoto 75-74-75=224 (+11) Feb. 15-17 NTS Previous NCAA Championship Participation: Ott’s 1997 t-58. Scott Mendelsohn 71-79-74=224 (+8) appearance in the NCAA Championship will mark the 1998 5. Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Palm Desert, Calif. fourth time the Rams have been represented in the 1999 t-2. Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) Feb. 19-21 6th/21 (287-292-286=865) final collegiate event of the year. 2000 t-24. Robby Stephenson 72-69-72=213 (-3) Lamkin San Diego Classic Chula Vista, Calif. 2001 t-26. Martin Laird 73-73-74=220 (+4) March 8-10 5th/20 (289-300-288-877) 1998 -- Albuquerque, N.M. (UNM Championship Course) 2002 t-60. Martin Laird 79-71-74=224 (+8) (Teams/Players cut after second round) 2003 t-36. Nolan Martin 77-74-71=222 (+6) National Invitational Tournament Tucson, Ariz. t-48. Nigel Spence 71-72=143 (-1) 2004 t-26. Martin Laird 72-71-77=220 (+4) March 20-21 17th/18 (292-296-298=886) 2005 t-66. John Hayes 74-77-70=221 (+11) Western Intercollegiate Santa Cruz, Calif. 1999 -- Minneapolis, Minn. (Hazeltine Golf Club) 2006 t-46. Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 72-72-70=214 (-2) April 12-14 10th/13 (366-375-364=1105) (Teams/Players cut after second round) 2007 t-18. Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) t-24. Colorado State 309-309=618 (+42) 2008 t-58. Riley Arp 68-74-73=215 (+2) ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate Phoenix, Ariz. t-54. Darrin Overson 80-73=153 (+9) 2009 t-14. Zen Brown 78-72-72=222 (+9) April 16-17 t-15th/17 (291-276-295=862) t-81. Nigel Spence 75-80=155 (+11) 2010 t-8. Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) BYU Cougar Classic Provo, Utah t-101. Mike Kitowski 78-79=157 (+13) t-8. Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) April 23-24 5th/20 (281-282-282=845) t-111. Geoff Nuwash 81-77=158 (+14) 2011 t-16. Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) t-142. Robby Stephenson 76-87=163 (+19) 2012 13. Cameron Harrell 75-69-73=217 (+1) MW Championship Tucson, Ariz. 2017 t-38. Jake Staiano (Ind.) 73-74-74=221 (+5) April 30-May 1 6th/11 (294-288-282=864) 2011 -- Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 2018 t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) NCAA Regional Stillwater, Okla. (Teams/Players cut after third round) t-14. Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) May 17-19 NTS 30. Colorado State 307-322-308=937 (+73) 2019 t-12. Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) t-88. Zahkai Brown 78-77-74=229 (+13) 2021 t-3. AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) NCAA Championship Scottsdale, Ariz. t-106. Ryan Peterson 77-81-74=232 (+16) May 28-May 31 t-125. Kory Harrell 73-82-82=237 (+21) 138. Kirby Pettitt 79-83-80=242 (+26) t-141. Mike Sorenson 82-82-80=244 (+28)

FOLLOW THE RAMS > For more information on CSU men’s golf log onto CSURams.com and follow the Rams on 2020-21 ROSTER Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (CSUMGolf). NAME YEAR HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Jack Ainscough** Sr. 5-9 136 Durham, England (Dyke House) SEASON RECORDS (2020-21) Gunnar Broin Fr. 5-11 Chanhassen, Minn. (Minnetonka HS) Season low round...... 276 Davis Bryant* Jr. 5-7 122 Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest HS) Season low tournament total...... 845 Gavin Hagstrom Fr. Fort Collins, Colo. (Fossil Ridge HS) Season highest tournament finish...... 5th (2x) Rasmus Hjelm Fr. Hollviken, Sweden AJ Ott*** R-Sr. 6-2 165 Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins HS) ALL-TIME LOWS Parathakorn (Poon) Suyasri** Jr. 6-4 160 Chonburi, Thailand All-time low round...... 259 Oscar Teiffel* So. 5-9 135 Gothenburg, Sweden All-time low tournament total...... 787 Highest tournament finish...... 1st (38 times) Head Coach: Christian Newton (Ninth Year) Assistant Coach: Parker Edens (Second Year)

224 McGraw Athletic Center • Fort Collins, Colo. 80523 • Phone: (970) 491-5067 • Tickets: 1-800-491-RAMS NOTES (CONTINUED) Fast Five On AJ Ott: 2019-20 Tournament Player Carrying Finish • Ott returned for the fifth year of eligibility granted by the NCAA and took Carpet Capital Collegiate Davis Bryant t-18th home his first and second individual titles in his first two events while Ram Masters Invitational AJ Ott t-2nd earning back-to-back Mountain West Golfer of the Week honors and Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate AJ Ott t-7th Golfweek National Player of the Week. Saint Mary’s Invitational Parathakorn Suyasri t-3rd • The wins by AJ Ott were the 30th and 31st individual titles won by a CSU Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Davis Bryant t-31st player in the modern era (since 1991-92). Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic Davis Bryant t-5th • Ott’s final season average (71.00) ranks third on CSU’s all-time chart behind the PGA Tour’s Martin Laird (70.25) and Nolan Martin (70.62), Fast Five On the 2020-21 Season: both of which occurred in 2003-04. • This was the 21st NCAA Regional appearance (team or individual) for CSU, • After averaging 75.15 strokes per round (+3.61 versus par) as a fresh- with four consecutive (taking out the pandemic year where the Rams man, Ott has averaged less than one stroke over par the following four were in line to qualify) under head coach Christian Newton seasons to move into eighth on CSU’s all-time list at 72.39 strokes per • Senior AJ Ott returned and has taken home his first and second individual round (+0.94 versus par). In his last four years, he is a total of 19-over titles in his first two events while earning back-to-back Mountain West in 114 competitive rounds, an average of +0.17 versus par, which would Golfer of the Week honors. Not only was he named Golfweek National rank second on CSU’s all-time list. Player of the Week but enters this week as the top-ranked men’s golfer • In the past week, Ott will be recognized permanently within the program in the nation on Golfstat’s individual rankings. as the Most Improved Player Award at CSU was renamed to the AJ Ott • The wins by AJ Ott were the 30th and 31st individual titles won by a CSU Most Improved Player Award. player in the modern era (since 1991-92). • Five Rams (Suyasri, Bryant, Ott, Jack Ainscough and Oscar Teiffel) are Ott Named All-Mountain West: Senior AJ Ott has been named All-Mountain all in the top 15 in career scoring at CSU. West for his play in 2020-21, the league announced. He is one of 10 selected • Head coach Christian Newton now has 11 tournament victories in his nine by the league’s coaches to receive the honor. years as leader of the Rams. “Any time you can make all-conference in the Mountain West is a pretty good honor,” head coach Christian Newton said. “The conference is always On the World Stage: Five Rams on the current roster are ranked among the very deep with really good players. I’m happy for AJ, as this is another ac- top 1300 players in the current World Amateur Golf Rankings, as of May 19, colade for him to add to his awesome career here at CSU.” The rankings are based on their average performance in selected counting Ott led the Rams in scoring this year prior to postseason play, averaging events over the past two calendar years. 71.08 strokes per round (-0.54 versus par) in 24 rounds, with 14 of those under Player WAGR par, en route to earning an individual berth in the NCAA Stillwater Regional AJ Ott 145 May 19-21. A 2019-20 All-American, the Fort Collins native picked up his first Parathakorn Suyasri 209 two individual collegiate wins this season, winning The Prestige Individual Davis Bryant 409 Invitational and Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate. In The Prestige, he won a Jack Ainscough 719 one-hole playoff to earn the title after shooting a career-best 12-under 204 and Rasmus Hjelm 1099 then followed it up with an 11-under 205 for a two-shot victory at the Wyoming Oscar Teiffel 1218 event. For his career, Ott has a 72.44 stroke average in 147 rounds played, with Newton Named to GCAA National Advisory Board his average ranking eighth in CSU annals and his 144 career rounds currently • Head coach Christian Newton was named to the Golf Coaches Associa- second behind Zen Brown (2005-09) with 147. He has 62 rounds of par or tion of America National Advisory Board, effective July 1, 2020. This is the better (seventh at CSU) and 28 in the 60s (sixth at CSU). He has posting seven first time that a CSU coach has been named to this prestigious position. top-five, 12 top-10 and 21-top 21 finishes in 49 career events, tied for fourth, • Newton was elected by his fellow coaches at the GCAA National Con- tied for seventh and sixth, respectively. He will be the 14th CSU player to make vention in December of 2019 and will become the Third Vice President three or more regional appearances. on July 1, 2020. This is the third time that Ott has been named to the league’s top squad, • It is a 10-year commitment, where every two years he will move up the also garnering the award in 2017-18 and 2019-20. He is just the second Ram ranks after each President’s term is up. He will become the Second to be named All-Mountain West three times, joining four-time PGA Tour win- Vice President from 2022-24, First Vice President from 2024-26 before ner Martin Laird in that elite group, as Laird received the honor in 2001-02, becoming President in 2026-28. Following that, he will serve a two-year 2002-03 and 2003-04. stint as the Past President from 2028-30.

Military Tribute Bag Continues: In 2020-21, CSU is continuing its tradition of All-Americans and Other Awards in 2019-20: honoring those who have served our country through the military. This year, • The Rams reeled in numerous awards for their outstanding work on and the program is again recognizing U.S. Army veteran Charles W. Williamson off the course in 2019-20. III, due to the shortened season in 2019-20. • PING Honorable Mention All-Americans: Davis Bryant and AJ Ott (4th Williamson served almost 17 years on active duty before medically retiring & 5th in CSU history) as a Sergeant First Class in 2007. He was part of a tank effort in Operation • GCAA All-West Region: Davis Bryant, AJ Ott, Parathakorn Suyasri Desert Storm and through his first nine years of service, he was an Armor • All-Mountain West: Davis Bryant, AJ Ott, Parathakorn Suyasri Crewman and held every position on a tank, including tank commander. Dur- • GCAA All-America Scholars: Andrew Lafferty, AJ Ott, Parathakorn Suyasri, ing his military career, he also served as a Platoon Sergeant and Head Cadre, Oscar Teiffel the instructor for the Individual Readiness Training for Bosnia rotations. He • Academic All-Mountain West: Jack Ainscough, Andrew Lafferty, AJ Ott, also served as a recruiter for the Army, retiring as Commander of a six-man Parathakorn Suyasri, Oscar Teiffel recruiting station. From his service, he received numerous awards, bages, • GCAA All-Academic Team: Colorado State (Eighth consecutive year) ribbons and commendations, including for meritorius service, His daughter Katelyn is a senior at CSU and is a Folds of Honor Scholarship recipient study- Ram on Tour: Former Colorado State standout Martin Laird, a PGA tour veteran, ing bio-medical sciences. has made a statement already in the 2021 season with his fourth career victory The bag was carried by the top CSU finisher from the previous tournament on tour, a playoff win at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. This was his during the 2019-20 season. Davis Bryant earned the honor after winning the second in in the event as he also captured the title in 2009. qualifying event for the first week’s Capital Carpet Collegiate at Georgia Tech, So far, he has made the cut in 11 events, with the win and a tie for 17th at Sept. 6-8. Five different Rams carried the bag during the 2018-19 season. the Sentry Tournament of Champions as his top finishes. He has earned $1.70 However this year, senior AJ Ott has carried the bag the entire season due million this season after the 2020 season was halted due to the pandemic. In to COVID protocols and will carry it at the NCAA Championships. 2019, his efforts during the regular season earned him a spot in the FedExCup Last year, the military tribute bag debuted, honoring former golfer and Playoffs for the 10th time in 12 seasons. late U.S. Army veteran James “Jerry” Jackson. Jackson had served as a First For his career, he has surpassed $19.46 million in official PGA Tour win- Lieutenant in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, eventually passing away nings and made the cut in almost two-thirds of his 318 PGA Tour starts, including from lasting effects from exposure to Agent Orange from his service. the most-recent The Masters, in his 13-plus years on the top golf tour. Laird was inducted into the CSU Athletic Hall of Fame in the fall of 2017. 2020-21 INDIVIDUAL & TEAM STATISTICS Low Tourn Low Par/- # Finish Top Rel. Player Rounds Strokes 54-holes Round Rounds Evnts Wins 5 10 Best Fin. W-L W-L% Average To Par Count % AJ Ott 27 1917 204 67 17 9 2 3 3 1st (2x) 586-204 .742 71.00 -0.67 94.4% (17/18) Davis Bryant 24 1740 210 65 12 8 - 1 2 t-5th 427-291 .595 72.50 +0.88 91.7% (16.5/18) Parathakorn Suyasri 24 1751 216 69 9 8 - - - t-16th 395-323 .550 72.96 +1.33 80.6% (14.5/18) Rasmus Hjelm 18 1323 212 67 7 6 - - - t-20th 237-318 .427 73.50 +2.00 86.7% (13/15) Jack Ainscough 12 888 221 69 1 4 - - - t-35th 126-221 .363 74.00 +2.75 66.7 (4/6) Oscar Teiffel 12 895 215 69 4 4 - - - t-27th 116-204 .363 74.58 +2.58 50.0% (3/6) Gunnar Broin 9 687 226 73 - 3 - - - t-55th 79-224 .261 76.33 +5.00 55.6% (5/9) Gavin Hagstrom ------Cullen Plousha** 9 643 207 68 6 3 - 1 1 t-3rd 183-83 .688 71.44 -0.56 83.3% (2.5/3) FOUR-PLAYER TEAM 21 6304 845 276 53 8 2 4 5 5th (2x) 56-57 .496 289.84 +3.77 *If two players tied for fourth counting score, they each received .5 towards counting percentage ** No longer with the team 2020-21 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS JACK AINSCOUGH • JR. PARATHAKORN “POON” SUYASRI • JR. Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational** 73 75 73 221 (+5) t-35th 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational** 73 71 72 216 (E) t-23rd 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate** 69 76 76 221 (+5) t-45th 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 69 73 74 216 (E) t-16th 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic - - - - - 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 71 74 72 217 (+1) t-11th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament - - - - - 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 72 73 76 221 (+5) t-74th 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 71 80 71 222 (+12) t-56th 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 78 74 74 226 (+16) t-67th 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 72 74 78 224 (+11) t-89th 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 74 72 71 217 (+4) t-64th 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic - - - - - 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 74 69 73 216 (E) t-42nd 4/30-5/1 MW Championship - - - - - 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 75 77 70 222 (+6) t-34th 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - -

GUNNAR BROIN • FR. OSCAR TEIFFEL • SO. Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational - - - - - 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational** 71 72 75 218 (+2) t-27th 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate - - - - - 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 74 77 83 234 (+18) t-94th 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 73 76 77 226 (+10) t-55th 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic - - - - - 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 73 79 80 232 (+16) 99th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament - - - - - 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 76 75 78 229 (+19) 73rd 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate - - - - - 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate - - - - - 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate - - - - - 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic - - - - - 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 69 74 72 215 (-1) t-39th 4/30-5/1 MW Championship - - - - - 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 75 78 75 228 (+12) 48th 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - -

DAVIS BRYANT • SO. COLORADO STATE RAMS (TEAM) Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational 69 70 71 210 (-6) t-7th 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational - - - - - 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 75 76 74 225 (+9) t-65th 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 287 292 286 865 (+1) 6th 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 70 76 75 221 (+5) t-23rd 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 289 300 288 877 (+13) 5th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 78 75 77 230 (+14) t-96th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 292 296 298 886 (+22) 17th 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 73 77 69 219 (+9) t-40th 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 366 375 364 1105 (+55) 10th 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 73 65 74 212 (-1) t-38th 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 291 276 295 862 (+10) t-15th 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 70 72 71 213 (-3) t-25th 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 281 282 282 845 (-19) 5th 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 71 69 70 210 (-6) t-5th 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 294 288 282 864 (E) 6th 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - -

GAVIN HAGSTROM • FR. Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational - - - - - 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate - - - - - 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic - - - - - 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament - - - - - 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate - - - - - 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate - - - - - 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic - - - - - 4/30-5/1 MW Championship - - - - - 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - -

AJ OTT • SR. Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational** 69 68 67 204 (-12) 1st 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 69 68 68 205 (-11) 1st 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 76 74 69 219 (+3) t-17th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 72 70 75 217 (+1) t-53rd 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 72 72 77 221 (+11) t-53rd 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 72 72 72 216 (+3) t-56th 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 70 70 70 210 (-6) t-12th 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 73 69 72 214 (-2) t-17th 5/17-19 NCAA Regional 70 70 71 211 (-5) t-3rd 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship

RASMUS HJELM • FR. Date Tournament 1st 2nd 3rd Total Finish 2/15-17 Prestige Individual Invitational - - - - - 2/19-21 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate - - - - - 3/8-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic 75 79 72 226 (+10) t-55th 3/20-21 National Invitational Tournament 75 78 70 223 (+7) t-84th 4/12-14 Western Intercollegiate 74 77 73 224 (+14) t-61st 4/16-17 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 74 69 78 219 (+6) t-75th 4/23-24 PING BYU Cougar Classic 72 71 69 212 (-4) t-20th 4/30-5/1 MW Championship 76 73 70 219 (+3) t-29th 5/17-19 NCAA Regional - - - - - 5/28-6/2 NCAA Championship - - - - - 2019-20 TEAM SINGLE-SEASON BESTS / CURRENT RECORD BOOK

2020-21 TEAM LOW ROUNDS TO PAR (BEST 10) 2020-21 PLAYER LOW ROUNDS TO PAR (BEST 10) 1. -8 (276) ASU Thunderbird Collegiate 4/172021 (2nd round) 1. -6 (65) Davis Bryant ASU Thunderbird Collegiate, 4/17/2021 (2nd round) 2. -7 (281) PING BYU Cougar Classic 4/23/2021 (1st round) 2. -5 (67) AJ Ott Prestige Individual Invitational, 2/17/2021 (3rd round) 3. -6 (282) PING BYU Cougar Classic 4/23/2021 (2nd round) 3. -4 (68) AJ Ott Prestige Individual Invitational, 2/16/2021 (2nd round) -6 (282) PING BYU Cougar Classic 4/24/2021 (3rd round) -4 (68) Cullen Plousha Prestige Individual Invitational, 2/16/2021 (2nd round) -6 (282) Mountain West Championship 5/1/2021 (3rd round) -4 (68) Cullen Plousha Prestige Individual Invitational, 2/17/2021 (3rd round) 6. -2 (286) Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2/21/2021 (3rd round) -4 (68) AJ Ott Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, 2/20/2021 (2nd round) 7. -1 (287) Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2/19/2021 (1st round) -4 (68) AJ Ott Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, 2/21/2021 (3rd round) 8. E (288) Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 3/10/2021 (3rd round) -4 (67) Rasmus Hjelm ASU Thunderbird Collegiate, 4/17/2021 (2nd round) E (288) Mountain West Championship 4/30/2021 (2nd round) 9. -3 (69) 11 tied 10. +1 (289) Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 3/8/2021 (1st round) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINCE 1993-94 TEAM RECORDS SINCE 1993-94 LOW ROUND LOW ROUND Rk Score Player Tournament (Year) Round Rk Score Tournament (Date) Round 1. 63 Kyler Dunkle Ram Masters Invitational (2015-16) 1 1. 259 Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 10, 2007) 2 63 Zahkai Brown Cowboy Classic (2010-11) 2 2. 263 Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 10, 2007) 1 63 Zahkai Brown Del Walker Intercollegiate (2008-09) 2 3. 265 Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 16, 2019) 2 63 Dustin Morris Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 3 265 Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 1, 2007) 3 63 Zen Brown Cougar Classic (2005-06) 3 5. 266 Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 17, 2018) 2 6. 64 14 players with 6. 267 Saint Mary’s Invitational, Nov. 4, 2019) 1 267 Del Walker Intercollegiate (Oct. 16, 2008) 1 LOW ROUND VS. PAR 267 Cougar Classic (April 22, 2005) 2 Rk. Score (+/-) Player Tournament (Year) Round 1. 63 (-9) Dustin Morris Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 3 9. 268 Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 18, 2017) 1 63 (-9) Zen Brown Cougar Classic (2005-06) 3 268 Del Walker Intercollegiate (Oct. 16, 2008) 2 3. 63 (-8) Zahkai Brown Del Walker Intercoll. (2008-09) 2 11. 269 Jerry Pate National Intercoll. (Oct. 7, 2019) 2 64 (-8) Kirby Pettitt Mark Simpson Invite (2012-13) 3 269 NCAA Pullman Regional (May 14, 2019) 2 64 (-8) Bryce Hanstad Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 1 64 (-8) Bryce Hanstad Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 2 LOW ROUND VS. PAR 64 (-8) Riley Arp Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 2 Rk Score (+/-) Tournament (Date) Round 64 (-8) Aaron Weston Thunderbird Invite (2006-07) 2 1. 259 (-29) Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 10, 2007) 2 64 (-8) Martin Laird Fresno St. Lexus Classic (2003-04) 2 2. 263 (-25) Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 10, 2007) 1 64 (-8) Martin Laird MW Championship (2003-04) 1 3. 265 (-23) Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 11, 2007) 3 64 (-8) Martin Laird Cougar Classic (2003-04) 3 4. 267 (-21) Cougar Classic (April 22, 2005) 2 64 (-8) Nolan Martin John Burns Intercoll. (2003-04) 3 5. 340 (-20) Barona Collegiate Cup (March 17, 2009) 3 6. 267 (-17) Saint Mary’s Invitational, Nov. 4, 2019) 1 LOW 54-HOLE TOTAL 267 (-17) Del Walker Intercollegiate (Oct. 16, 2008) 1 Rk Score Player Tournament (Year) 271 (-17) Fresno State Lexus Classic (Oct. 10, 2003) 2 1. 194 Dustin Morris Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 9. 268 (-16) Del Walker Intercollegiate (Oct. 16, 2008) 2 2. 196 Bryce Hanstad Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 272 (-16) Pacific Invitational (Oct. 31, 2012) 3 196 Zahkai Brown Del Walker Intercoll. (2008-09) 4. 197 Sean McNamara Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 272 (-16) Cougar Classic (April 24, 2004) 3 5. 198 Mike Wuertz Cowboy Classic (2011-12) 272 (-16) WAC Championship (May 4, 1996) 3 6. 199 Parathakorn Suyasri Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, 10/7-8/2019 7. 201 Riley Arp Agua Caliente Invite (2009-10) LOW 54-HOLE TOTAL 8. 202 Kirby Pettitt Mark Simpson Invite (2012-13) Score (+/-) Tournament (Date) 202 Nolan Martin John Burns Intercoll. (2003-04) 1. 787 (-77) Agua Caliente Collegiate Inv. (Nov. 10-11, 2007) 10. 203 eight players 2. 811 (-41) Del Walker Intercollegiate (Oct. 16-17, 2008) 3. 819 (-21) NCAA Pullman Regional (May 13-15, 2019) LOW 54-HOLE TOTAL VS. PAR 4. 823 (-17) Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (Oct. 7-8, 2019) Rk. Score (+/-) Player Tournament (Year) 823 (-17) Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 18-19, 2017) 1. 194 (-22) Dustin Morris Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 6. 825 (-39) Pacific Invitational (Oct. 29-31, 2012) 2. 196 (-20) Bryce Hanstad Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 7. 827 (-25) Saint Mary’s Invitational (Nov. 4-6, 2019( 3. 197 (-19) Sean McNamara Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 829 (-35) Cougar Classic (April 22-23, 2005) 4. 196 (-17) Zahkai Brown Del Walker Intercoll. (2008-09) 9. 831 (-9) Ram Masters Invitational (Sept. 16-17, 2019) 5. 202 (-14) Kirby Pettitt Mark Simpson Invite (2012-13) 831 (-21) Alister MacKenzie Invite (Oct. 17-18, 2011) 202 (-14) Nolan Martin John Burns Intercoll. (2003-04) 831 (-33) Fresno St. Lexus Classic (Oct. 10-11, 2003) 7. 203 (-13) Dustin Morris Barona Collegiate Cup (2008-09) 203 (-13) Riley Arp Agua Caliente Invite (2007-08) 12. 832 (-32) John Burns Intercollegiate (Feb. 22-24, 2006) 203 (-13) Derrick Whiting John Burns Intercoll. (2005-06) 10. 204 (-12) AJ Ott The Prestige Individual Invitational (2020-21) TEAM SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) 198 (-12) Mike Wuertz Cowboy Classic (2011-12) Rk Year Rounds Avg vs. Par 1. 2019-20 18 283.06 -1.61 SINGLE SEASON SCORING AVERAGE (20 ROUNDS MINIMUM) 2. 2008-09 36 284.74 -1.75 Rk Player (Year) Rounds Average vs. Par 3. 2017-18 33 285.52 +0.15 1. Martin Laird (2003-04) 36 70.25 -1.42 4. 2018-19 37 285.92 +0.27 2. Nolan Martin (2003-04) 39 70.62 -1.08 5. 2006-07 38 286.76 +0.03 3. AJ Ott (2020-21) 24 71.00 -0.67 6. 2009-10 32 286.87 +0.94 4. Zen Brown (2006-07) 38 71.03 -0.66 7. 2011-12 33 287.82 +2.0 5. Zahkai Brown (2011-12) 33 71.21 -0.24 8. 2003-04 39 288.18 +1.41 6. Dustin Morris (2008-09) 36 71.61 +0.03 9. 2015-16 34 288.18 +2.18 7. Bryce Hanstad (2009-10) 32 71.66 +0.19 10. 2012-13 35 288.79 +3.06 8. Martin Laird (2002-03) 36 71.67 -0.25 11. 2016-17 33 289.45 +3.27 9. AJ Ott (2017-18) 33 71.67 +0.30 12. 2005-06 36 289.56 +3.22 10. Max Oelfke (2017-18) 30 71.70 +0.33 13. 2020-21 21 289.84 +3.77 11. Oscar Teiffel (2018-19) 35 71.71 +0.37 14. 2014-15 33 290.09 +3.91 12. Zahkai Brown (2008-09) 30 71.77 +0.07 15. 2016-17 30 290.17 +4.17 13. Dominic Kieffer (2015-16) 30 71.77 +0.27 14. Jake Staiano (2016-17) 36 71.81 +0.31 TEAM SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE VS. PAR (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) Rk Year Rounds Avg. vs. Par CAREER SCORING AVERAGE (50 ROUNDS MINIMUM) 1. 2008-09 36 284.74 -1.75 Rk Player (Years) Rounds Average vs. Par 2. 2019-20 18 283.06 -1.61 1. Nolan Martin (2002-04) 78 71.40 -0.41 3. 2006-07 38 286.76 +0.03 2. Davis Bryant (2018-21) 79 71.94 +0.51 4. 2017-18 33 285.52 +0.15 3. Zen Brown (2005-09) 147 72.18 +0.59 4. Jake Staiano (2015-19) 121 72.20 +0.74 5. 2018-19 37 285.92 +0.27 5. Dustin Morris (2006-10) 143 72.24 +0.68 6. 2009-10 32 286.87 +0.94 6. Parathakorn Suyasri (2017-21) 106 72.25 +0.84 7. 2003-04 39 288.18 +1.41 7. Zahkai Brown (2008-12) 134 72.36 +0.80 8. 2011-12 33 287.82 +2.00 8. AJ Ott (2016-21) 147 72.39 +0.94 9. 2015-16 34 288.18 +2.18 9. Martin Laird (2000-04) 141 72.48 +0.67 10. 2012-13 35 288.79 +3.06 10. Ryan Peterson (2007-11) 83 72.51 +0.90 11. 2005-06 36 289.56 +3.22 11. Bryce Hanstad (2006-10) 131 72.55 +1.02 12. 2016-17 33 289.45 +3.27 12. Derrick Whiting (2004-07) 115 72.78 +1.21 13. 2002-03 39 291.15 +3.46 13. Parker Edens (2011-14) 85 72.78 +1.39 14. 1997-98 31 290.94 +3.71 14. Oscar Teiffel (2018-21) 65 72.91 +1.49 15. 2020-21 21 289.84 +3.77 15. Jack Ainscough (2017-21) 85 72.92 +1.76 16. Riley Arp (2006-10) 119 72.92 +1.29 2020-21 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES THE PRESTIGE INDIVIDUAL INVITATIONAL WYOMING DESERT INTERCOLLEGIATE LAMKIN GRIPS SAN DIEGO CLASSIC Feb. 15-17, 2021 • La Quinta, Calif. • Coral Mountain Golf Club Feb. 19-21 • Palm Desert, Calif. • Classic Club March 8-10 • Chula Vista, Calif. • San Diego Country Club 45 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,145 yards 21 Teams • 120 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,322 yards 20 Teams • 112 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,033 yards

Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) 1. Georgia Tech ...... 276-295-277=848 (-16) 1. UCLA ...... 287-288-293=868 (+4) t1. AJ Ott (Colorado State-Ind.)**...... 69-68-67=204 (-12) 2. Charlotte ...... 277-298-280=855 (-9) 2. Nevada ...... 286-298-290=874 (+10) t1. Derek Hitchner (Pepperdine-Ind.)...... 65-69-70=204 (-12) 3. San Diego ...... 289-287-282=858 (-6) 3. Washington ...... 297-295-283=875 (+11) t3. Cullen Plousha (Ind.)...... 71-68-68=207 (-9) 4. Oregon ...... 278-297-287=862 (-2) 4. San Diego ...... 283-305-288=876 (+12) t7. Davis Bryant (Ind.)...... 69-70-71=210 (-6) Boise State ...... 289-287-286=862 (-2) 5. Colorado State ...... 289-300-288=877 (+13) t23. Parathakorn Suyasri (Ind.)...... 73-71-72=216 (E) 6. Colorado State ...... 287-292-286=865 (+1) 6. Kansas ...... 289-307-285=881 (+17) t27. Oscar Teiffel (Ind.)...... 71-72-75=218 (+2) 7. Colorado ...... 296-287-286=869 (+5) 7. Brigham Young ...... 288-306-288=882 (+18) t35. Jack Ainscough (Ind.)...... 73-75-73=221 (+5) 8. Florida Atlantic ...... 295-295-282=872 (+8) 8. Southern California ...... 285-303-295=883 (+19) ** Won medalist honors on first playoff hole with a birdie UCLA ...... 285-301-286=872 (+8) New Mexico ...... 289-296-298=883 (+19) 10. Cal State Northridge ...... 299-296-279=874 (+10) 10. Colorado ...... 287-298-299=884 (+20) LA QUINTA, Calif. -- Colorado State senior AJ Ott won the 11. Fresno State ...... 287-304-286=877 (+13) 11. UC Davis ...... 294-299-295=888 (+24) first playoff hole and captured his first collegiate title at The Pres- 12. UTEP ...... 291-295-295=881 (+17) 12. San Diego State ...... 288-306-296=890 (+26) tige Individual Invitational Feb. 17. The three-day, 54-hole event, 13. Wyoming...... 290-299-298=887 (+23) 13. Denver...... 294-304-298=896 (+32) hosted by UC Davis, was played at Coral Mountain Golf Club (Par 14. Seattle...... 298-302-290=890 (+26) 14. St. Mary’s (CA) ...... 300-302-296=898 (+34) 72 – 7,145 yards) in La Quinta, Calif. 15. South Dakota State ...... 292-296-308=896 (+32) 15. Wyoming...... 306-299-301=906 (+42) The Rams were looking to shake some rust off in their first col- 16. Southern Utah ...... 299-302-297=898 (+34) 16. Cal Poly ...... 298-316-296=910 (+46) legiate event in almost a year and did so by placing three players in 17. Gonzaga ...... 304-307-295=906 (+42) 17. San Jose State ...... 312-297-306=915 (+51) the top seven of the field. Ott entered the final round at 7-under, five 18. Air Force ...... 309-296-314=919 (+55) 18. Northern Illinois ...... 312-315-294=921 (+57) shots back of leader Hazen Newman of Oklahoma State. However, 19. Northern Colorado ...... 313-300-318=931 (+67) 19. Nebraska ...... 314-311-308=933 (+69) Newman slid in the final round and Ott took advantage by tying 20. UC Riverside ...... 321-327-316=964 (+100) 20. Air Force ...... 308-329-308=945 (+81) for low round of the day with a 5-under 67 to finish at 12-under WD. Kansas ...... 274-WD (COVID issues) 204 in a tie with Derek Hitchner of Pepperdine. Ott then took the Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) individual victory by winning the first playoff hole. He captured the Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) 1. Devon Bling (UCLA) ...... 68-69-75=212 (-4) 30th individual title for CSU since 1999-2000, while his 12-under 1. AJ Ott (Colorado State)...... 69-68-68=205 (-11) t11. Parathakorn Suyasri ...... 71-74-72=217 (+1) score ties for the ninth-best all-time score versus par and the 204 t16. Parathakorn Suyasri ...... 69-73-74=216 (E) t17. A J Ott ...... 76-74-69=219 (+3) is tied for 18th for a 54-hole total. t38. Cullen Plousha)...... 75-75-70=220 (+4) t23. Davis Bryant ...... 70-76-75=221 (+5) Junior Cullen Plousha, back from an injury that ended his t45. Jack Ainscough*...... 69-76-76=221 (+5) t55. Gunnar Broin ...... 73-76-77=226 (+10) 2019-20 season after two events, showed that he is ready by tying t65. Davis Bryant ...... 75-76-74=225 (+9) t55. Rasmus Hjelm ...... 75-79-72=226 (+10) for third at 9-under 207, closing the event with a 4-under 68 today. t94. Oscar Teiffel ...... 74-77-83=234 (+18) Junior Da-vis Bryant finished in a tie for seventh at 6-under 210, * Competing as an individual CHULA VISTA, Calif. – Against a very high-level field, Colo- as he also posted all three rounds under par. Junior Parathakorn rado State posted its best round of the tournament and improved Suyasri tied for 23rd at even-par 216, while sophomore Oscar PALM DESERT, Calif. – AJ Ott continued his early season two spots to finish fifth at the 2021 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic Teiffel tied for 27th at 2-over 218. Junior Jack Ainscough was the stellar play with his second straight individual win, pacing Colorado Wednesday. The three-day, 54-hole tournament, hosted by Univer- final Ram at 5-over 221 in a tie for 35th. State to a sixth-place finish at the 2021 Wyoming Desert Intercol- sity of San Diego and San Diego State University, was played at legiate Sunday. The three-day, 54-hole tournament, hosted by San Diego Country Club (Par 72 – 7,033 yards) in Chula Vista, Calif. Wyoming, was played at Classic Club (Par 72 – 7,322 yards) in Palm The Rams posted their best score of the event, shooting an Desert, Calif. even-par 288 to finish at 13-over 877 in fifth. Second-round leader Ott came into the final day with a two-shot lead and was able UCLA finished at 4-over 868 to win the event by six shots over to make that stand with a 4-under 68 and a 54-hole total of 11-under Nevada at 10-over 874. Washington was third at 11-over 875, with 205 to win by two over Georgia Tech’s Noah Norton. The Fort Col- co-host San Diego in fourth at 12-over 876. lins native made just three bogeys in 54 holes in this tournament Parathakorn Suyasri was the top Ram at 1-over 217 following and just nine in the two events so far as compared to one eagle and a final-round even-par 72, tying for 11th. AJ Ott rallied with the best 30 birdies. He is the seventh CSU player with multiple individual round of the tournament for CSU, a 3-under 69 and moved up to wins in a single season, the 10th Ram in CSU history with multiple a tie for 17th at 3-over 219. Davis Bryant tied for 23rd at 5-over individual career wins and the first to win back-to-back tournaments 221, while freshmen Gunnar Broin and Rasmus Hjelm, each in the since Blake Cannon did it in 2016-17. This was his seventh top-5, first collegiate event, tied for 55th at 10-over 226. Devon Bling of 12th top-10 and 18th top-20 finish in his 43 events played. UCLA won the individual title at 4-under 212, one shot ahead of “What a great week for AJ with back-to-back wins,” head San Diego’s Ryan Bisharat. coach Christian Newton said. “I couldn’t be happier for him. He deserves every bit of the success he is having as he works so hard IN HIS WORDS on a daily basis. It’s awesome to see it paid off.” Head coach Christian Newton on the team’s performance The Rams held position but were unable to put together “The boys battled some tough conditions yesterday and all day the scores to move up, posting a 2-under 286, their best of the today. They fought hard and I’m proud of that. This was a tough tournament, to finish at 1-over 865. No. 39 Georgia Tech won the place to debut two freshmen, but overall, I’m pleased with their event with a 16-under 848, seven shots clear of runner-up Charlotte start. Poon had a great week and AJ’s round was huge for us today. at 9-under 855. No. 49 San Diego was third at 6-under 858, with Davis is close to playing well; he just needs a few more putts to Boise State (3-under 861) and Oregon (2-under 862) rounding out fall to get his confidence going. Overall, it was a good showing as the top five squads in the 21-team field. CSU is now 45-33-1 against we took home some key wins.” the Pac-12 programs over the last three-plus years. Parathakorn Suyasri also recorded a top-20 finish, tying for NOTES 16th at even-par 216 following a 2-over 74 in the final round. This • This was the top finish for CSU in its sixth appearance in the was his 11th top-20 finish of his collegiate career. Cullen Plousha event. The previous best was a sixth in the 2011 tournament. posted a 2-under 70 in the final 18 and moved up to a tie for 38th • The Rams continued their strong play against regional and at 4-over 220. Davis Bryant shot a 2-over 74 and tied for 65th at nationally-ranked teams, beating four teams ranked in the 9-over 225, while Oscar Teiffel finished at 18-over 234 in a tie for top 50 according to Golfstat along with a win over the Big 94th. Playing as an individual, Jack Ainscough tied for 45th at 5-over 10 and Big 12 each, two over the Pac-12 and three against 221. the Mountain West • Among those key wins, it was just the second time in 28 meetings since 1999-2000 that the Rams defeated Southern Cal in a tournament. • CSU is now 9-3 in the last 12 tournaments against in-state rival Colorado. • Suyasri’s top-20 finish was his 12th in 31 CSU events played. • Ott rallied from a tie for 65th after 18 holes for a top-20 finish. It was his 19th top-20 placing in 44 career events. 2020-21 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESENTED BY ASU THUNDERBIRD COLLEGIATE March 20-21, 2021 • Tucson, Ariz. • Omni Tucson National Resort- TOPGOLF April 16-17, 2021 • Phoenix, Ariz. • Papago Golf Course Catalina Course April 12-14, 2021 • Santa Cruz, Calif. • Pasatiempo Golf Club 17 Teams • 96 Individuals • Par 71 • 7,319 yards 18 Teams • 104 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,167 yards 13 Teams • 90 Individuals • Par 70 • 6,615 yards Teams Teams Teams 1. TCU...... 274-264-280=818 (-34) 1. Oklahoma State (#8)...... 275-272-270=817 (-47) 1. Pepperdine...... 354-348-344=1046 (-4) 2. Arizona State...... 273-276-273=822 (-30) 2. Oklahoma (#2)...... 274-276-271=821 (-43) 2. Stanford...... 358-352-347=1057 (+7) 3. Oklahoma State...... 266-276-281=823 (-29) 3. Texas (#6) ...... 284-275-274=833 (-31) 3. San Diego State...... 367-355-348=1070 (+20) 4. Texas Tech...... 272-273-279=824 (-28) 4. San Diego State (#41)...... 280-280-275=835 (-29) 4. Washington ...... 350-358-366=1074 (+24) 5. Oregon State...... 271-277-281=829 (-23) 5. Arizona (#17)...... 277-278-281=836 (-28) 5. BYU...... 361-350-366=1077 (+27) 6. North Carolina...... 273-276-281=830 (-22) Illinois (#4)...... 277-277-282=836 (-28) 6. California...... 353-360-371=1084 (+34) Utah...... 270-274-286=830 (-22) 7. New Mexico (#37)...... 277-276-297=850 (-14) 7. Oregon...... 362-356-367=1085 (+35) 8. New Mexico...... 278-282-275=835 (-17) 8. Utah (#102)...... 289-288-280=857 (-7) 8. Southern Cal...... 363-372-356=1091 (+41) 9. Arizona...... 273-280-283=836 (-16) 9. Southern Cal (#63)...... 287-284-290=861 (-3) 9. San Jose State...... 361-377-358=1096 (+46) 10. UNLV...... 282-282-288=852 (E) 10. Iowa State (#82)...... 291-287-284=862 (-2) 11. South Florida...... 283-280-290=853 (+1) 10. Colorado State...... 366-375-364=1105 (+55) 11. UNLV (#45)...... 296-289-279=864 (E) 11. UC Irvine...... 371-376-372=1119 (+69) 12. Baylor...... 278-292-288=858 (+6) 12. Houston (#39)...... 281-295-291=867 (+3) 12. UTEP...... 370-373-378=1121 (+71) 13. Ohio State...... 279-294-286=859 (+7) 13. Nevada (#61)...... 288-292-290=870 (+6) 13. Hawai’i...... 383-381-372=1136 (+86) 14. Iowa State...... 284-282-294=860 (+8) 14. Colorado (#85)...... 287-296-288=871 (+7) 15. Colorado State...... 291-276-295=862 (+10) 15. Wyoming (#117)...... 288-293-291=872 (+8) Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) Long Beach State...... 285-283-294=862 (+10) 16. San Diego (#48)...... 290-290-293=873 (+9) 1. Joe Highsmith (Pepperdine)...... 72-66-67=205 (-5)** 17. UCLA...... 294-287-294=875 (+23) 17. Colorado State (#52)...... 292-296-298=886 (+22) t40. Davis Bryant...... 73-77-69=219 (+9) 18. Miami (Ohio) (#118)...... 298-304-299=901 (+37) t53. AJ Ott...... 72-72-77=221 (+11) Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) t56. Jack Ainscough...... 71-80-71=222 (+12) t1. Albert Boneta (New Mexico)...... 65-70-66=201 (-12) Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) t61. Rasmus Hjelm...... 74-77-73=224 (+14) Ludvig Aberg (Texas Tech)...... 67-67-67=201 (-12) 1. Garett Reband (Oklahoma)...... 67-68-66=201 (-15) t67. Parathakorn Suyasri...... 78-74-74=226 (+16) Blake Tomlinson (Utah)...... 65-66-70=201 (-12) t44. Cullen Plousha*...... 71-72-73=216 (E) 73. Gunnar Broin...... 76-75-78=229 (+19) t38. Davis Bryant...... 73-65-74=212 (-1) t53. AJ Ott...... 72-70-75=217 (+1) ** Won on the fourth playoff hole t56. AJ Ott...... 72-72-72=216 (+3) t74. Parathakorn Suyasri...... 72-73-76=221 (+5) t64. Parathakorn Suyasri...... 74-72-71=217 (+4) t84. Rasmus Hjelm...... 75-78-70=223 (+7) t75. Rasmus Hjelm...... 74-67-78=219 (+6) SANTA CRUZ, Calif. – Colorado State finished 10th at the 74th t96. Davis Bryant...... 78-75-77=230 (+14) Annual Western Intercollegiate Presented by Topgolf Wednesday. t89. Jack Ainscough...... 72-74-78=224 (+11) 99. Gunnar Broin...... 73-79-80=232 (+16) The three-day, 54-hole event, hosted by San Jose State, was played * Competing as an individual at Pasatiempo Golf Club (Par 70 – 6,615 yards) in Santa Cruz, Calif. PHOENIX, Ariz. -- Colorado State tied for 15th at the ASU In this historic tournament that is a unique play-six, count-five Thunderbird Collegiate Saturday. The two-day, 54-hole event, TUCSON, Ariz. – Against one of the top fields this year, event, the Rams started their day off on No. 10 and posted a 14-over hosted by Arizona State University, was played at Papago Golf Colorado State faced blustery conditions and finished 17th at the 364 to finish at 55-over 1105. No. 7 Pepperdine posted the tourna- Course (Par 71 – 7,319 yards) in Phoenix, Ariz. National Invitational Tournament, March 20-21. The two-day, 54- ment’s best round with a 6-under 344 to finish at 4-under 1046, 11 Against eight teams ranked in the top 32, the Rams rebounded hole event, hosted by the University of Arizona, was played at Omni shots ahead of runner-up Stanford at 7-over 1057. San Diego State after a slow first round with their best round of the season in the Tucson National Resort Catalina Course (Par 72 – 7,167 yards) in was third at 20-over 1070, with Washington at 24-over 1074 and second round completed this morning, shooting a 7-under 276. Tucson, Ariz. BYU at 27-over 1077 rounding out the top five teams. However, they were unable to capitalize on it as they continued on With all teams ranked in the top 118 according to Golfstat and Davis Bryant was the top Ram in the event, shooting a team into the final round and shot a 12-over 295 to finish at 10-over 862 all but three in the top 85, CSU was unable to get it going in any tournament-best 1-under 69 in the final round to tie for 40th at in a tie with Long Beach State. TCU won the title at 34-under 818, of the three rounds and finished at 22-over 866. No. 8 Oklahoma 9-over 219. AJ Ott tied for 53rd at 11-over 221, with Jack Ainscough four shots ahead of host Arizona State at 30-under 822. Oklahoma State won the event at 47-under 817, four shots better than No. one shot back in a tie for 56th at 12-over 222, which included a State was third at 29-under 823, with Texas Tech at 28-under 824 2 Oklahoma in second at 43-under 821. No. 6 Texas was third at 1-over 71 in the final 18. Rasmus Hjelm tied for 61st at 14-over 224, and Oregon State at 23-under 829 completing the top five squads. 31-under 833, with No. 41 San Diego State (29-under 835) in fourth while Parathakorn Suyasri tied for 67th at 16-over 226. Gunnar Broin Davis Bryant was the top Ram for the second straight event, and No. 17 Arizona and No. 4 Illinois tied for fifth at 28-under 836. was the final CSU player in 73rd at 19-over 229. Pepperdine’s Joe tying for 38th at 1-under 212, including a team-season best 6-un- AJ Ott was the top team member at 1-over 217 in a tie for 53rd. Highsmith took home medalist honors after winning a three-way der 65 in the second round. AJ Ott was next in a tie for 56th at Parathakorn Suyasri was next at 5-over 221 in a tie for 74th. Rasmus playoff on the fourth playoff hole. 3-over 216, with Parathakorn Suyasri in a tie for 64th at 4-over 217. Hjelm tied for 84th at 7-over 223, while Davis Bryant tied for 84th Rasmus Hjelm posted his low round of the season, a 4-under 67 at 14-over 230. Gunnar Broin finished 99th at 16-over 232. Playing in the second 18, and ended in a tie for 75th at 6-over 219. Jack as an individual, Cullen Plousha tied for 44th at even-par 216. Ainscough was the final Ram at 11-over 224, tied for 89th. A trio of golfers tied for medalist at 12-under 201. 2020-21 TOURNAMENT CAPSULES PING BYU COUGAR CLASSIC MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP NCAA STILLWATER REGIONAL April 23-24, 2021 • Provo, Utah • Riverside Country Club April 30-May 1, 2021 • Tucson, Ariz. • Omni Tucson National May 16-17, 2021 • Stillwater, Okla. • Karsten Creek Golf Club 20 Teams • 104 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,142 yards Resort Catalina Course 13 Teams • 73 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,502 yards 11 Teams • 55 Individuals • Par 72 • 7,194 yards Teams Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) 1. San Francisco ...... 274-282-267=823 (-41) Teams 1. Noah Goodwin (SMU)...... 66-67-68=201 (-15) 2. Boise State ...... 282-285-270=836 (-28) 1. New Mexico**...... 290-286-269=845 (-19) t3. AJ Ott* $...... 70-70-71=211 (-5) 3. BYU ...... 276-288-274=838 (-26) Nevada...... 292-282-271=845 (-19) * Competing as an individual 4. New Mexico ...... 279-283-281=843 (-21) 3. San Diego State...... 284-287-279=850 (-14) $ Advances to NCAA Championship as top individual from a non- 5. Colorado State ...... 281-282-282=845 (-19) UNLV...... 289-284-277=850 (-14) qualifying team 6. Utah ...... 279-290-278=847 (-17) 5 Boise State...... 280-290-281=851 (-3) 7. St. Mary’s (CA) ...... 279-290-283=852 (-12) 6 Colorado State...... 294-288-282=864 (E) STILLWATER, Okla. – The target was clear. As muddy water. 8. Wyoming...... 284-290-279=853 (-11) 7. San Jose State...... 295-292-286=873 (+9) To qualify for the NCAA Championships, all Colorado State Denver...... 284-292-277=853 (-11) 8. Fresno State...... 299-289-286=874 (+19) senior AJ Ott had to do was be the top individual finisher not on 10. Nevada...... 285-295-277=857 (-7) 9. Wyoming...... 296-293-286=875 (+11) a qualifying team. With numbers changing throughout the day, he 11. UNLV...... 287-296-277=860 (-4) 10. Utah State...... 305-299-292=896 (+32) had his goal firmly in mind, but he didn’t exactly know who he was 12. San Diego ...... 285-297-279=861 (-3) 11. Air Force...... 306-305-297=908 (+44) competing against. Not even on the final hole of the day. 13. BYU “B”...... 279-300-284=863 (-1) ** Won title in cumulative team playoff (UNM +2, Nevada +3) Which he birdied, giving him three rounds of under-par at 14. Loyola Marymount...... 290-290-284=864 (E) Karsten Creek Golf Club in the Stillwater Regional, finishing with a 15. Santa Clara...... 292-295-280=867 (+3) Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) three-day total of 211, his 5-under final number putting him in a tie 16. New Mexico State...... 291-298-293=882 (+18) 1. Puwit Anupansuebsai (San Diego St.)***....72-71-66=209 (-7) for third overall individually, but more importantly, the top gun not Dixie State...... 295-299-288=882 (+18) Jack Trent (UNLV)...... 69-69-71=209 (-7) associated with a team advancing. 18. Utah Valley ...... 294-299-301=894 (+30) Hugo Townsend (Boise State)...... 69-70-70=209 (-7) “It’s very cool. I’m just excited to represent CSU,” Ott said. “I 19. Gonzaga ...... 288-316-296=900 (+36) Sam Choi (New Mexico)...... 74-69-66=209 (-7) wish my team was out there, but it’s been a great week. We’ve been 20. Air Force ...... 298-315-295=908 (+44) t5 Davis Bryant...... 71-69-70=210 (-6) trying to have a lot of fun. I think that’s a huge key when you’re t17. AJ Ott...... 73-69-72=214 (-2) playing in postseason stuff is you have to remember to have fun.” Individual Finishes (Medalist & CSU) t29. Rasmus Hjelm...... 76-73-70=219 (+3) Ott becomes just the second Colorado State men’s golfer to t1. Carson Lundell (BYU)...... 68-67-68=203 (-13) t34. Parathakorn Suyasri...... 75-77-70=222 (+6) individually qualify for the NCAA’s, with Nigel Spence doing so in t1. Tim Widing (San Francisco)...... 67-67-69=203 (-13) 48. Oscar Teiffel...... 75-78-75=228 (+12) 1998; when Spence did it, he was at the regional with the team. t12. AJ Ott...... 70-70-70=210 (-6) *** Won the four-way playoff with a birdie on the second playoff hole The NCAA Championships run May 28-June 2 at Grayhawk Golf t20. Rasmus Hjelm...... 72-71-69=212 (-4) Club in Scottsdale, Ariz. t25. Davis Bryant...... 70-72-71=213 (-3) TUCSON, Ariz. – Colorado State shot its best round of the Ott was one of only four players in the field to play all three t39. Oscar Teiffel...... 69-74-72=215(-1) tournament in the final 18 and finished sixth at the 2021 Mountain rounds under par – two squeezed in on Monday due to threatening t42. Parathakorn Suyasri...... 74-69-73=216 (E) West Championship Saturday. The two-day, 54-hole event is be- weather reports – with Noah Goodwin of SMU taking the individual ing played at Omni Tucson National Resort Catalina Course (Par title with a 15-under 201. In his final round, Ott bogeyed two of the PROVO, Utah – Colorado State put together its most solid 72 – 7,194 yards) in Tucson, Ariz. first four holes, but birdied two of the next three to hit the turn at tournament of the year, posting three under-par rounds to finish The Rams entered the final round in sixth and remained even. Successive birdies on 14 and 15 put him at 1-under, and after fifth at the 2021 PING BYU Cougar Classic Friday and Saturday. The there after posting a 6-under 282 to finish at even-par 864 for the his fourth bogey of the day on No. 17, he came back with a birdie two-day, 54-hole event, hosted by Brigham Young University, was tournament. New Mexico and Nevada tied for the conference title on the par-5 final hole to secure his spot. played at Riverside Country Club (Par 72 – 7,142 yards) in Provo, at 19-under 845 and went to a team playoff, where UNM won with “That number for the individual moves all over the board, Utah. a 2-over team score as compared to Nevada’s 3-over. San Diego because you don’t know what team is going to make it, what team “That was obviously much better,” head coach Christian State and UNLV tied for third at 14-under 850, with Boise State in is not going to make it,” CSU coach Christian Newton said. “Right Newton said. “We had struggled big time the last three events. It fifth at 3-under 851. at the last second it changed. It’s the ultimate test in patience. You was great to see the guys play up to their potential. We’re going Davis Bryant was in the hunt for medalist honors throughout do as good as you can do and you add it up at the end.” to go home, practice and rest for three days and get ready for the final round, getting to 9-under overall at one point in the back Up to that point, it looked as if Auburn was going to take the conference.” nine. However, a late stumble had him shoot a 2-under 70 for the fifth and final team spot, but Little Rock produced four birdies on In the 20-team field, the Rams shot a 7-under 281 and followed day and finish at 6-under 210, one shot out of a four-way playoff the final hole to pass the Tigers, and Ryan Grider of Baylor became it up with a pair of 6-under 282’s to finish at 19-under in fifth. No. 28 for the individual title. AJ Ott tied for 17th at 2-under 214, while Ott’s biggest threat, but he finished two strokes back. San Francisco won the tournament at 41-under 823, 13 shots clear Rasmus Hjelm also shot a 2-under 70 and tied for 29th at 3-over Unlike players on teams, Ott had no protection if he had a bad of runner-up Boise State at 28-under 836. Host BYU was third at 219. Parathakorn Suyasri tied for 34th at 6-over 222, while Oscar stretch of play, even for just a couple of holes. So he didn’t. And 26-under 838, followed by No. 29 New Mexico at 21-under 843 in Teiffel finished 48th at 12-over 228. San Diego State’s Puwit Anu- staying positive on a tough course is never easy. It was a challenge fourth and then the Rams. pansuebsai won the medalist honor in a four-way playoff with a which started with a poor practice round on Sunday. CSU had three top-25 individual finishes, led by AJ Ott in a tie birdie on the second playoff hole. “For me, when you’re playing a tough course like that, it’s re- for 12th at 6-under 210, as the Fort Collins senior was consistent in “Davis was so close to taking home the win,” head coach ally easy to get ahead of yourself,” Ott said. “You really just have to the event with three consecutive 2-under 70 scores. Rasmus Hjelm Christian Newton said. “He will learn from the experience and will focus on each shot, because you can’t really take a break out there. recorded his first top-20 finish of his collegiate career with a tie be ready at the next opportunity. It looks like AJ will have a shot It’s just staying steady, and I had (assistant coach) Parker Edens for 20th at 4-under 212, which included a team-best 3-under 69 to advance to the NCAA Regionals as an individual to continue his walking with me, giving me yardages and basically caddying for me in the final round. Davis Bryant tied for 25th at 3-under 213, with stellar career. As a team, we just didn’t get it done this week or this this week. He did a great job. We chatted in between holes, and all three rounds at par or better. Oscar Teiffel was next in a tie for spring. I look forward to the challenge starting again next fall.” I honestly really wasn’t trying to think about going to the national 39th at 1-under 215, which included a 3-under 69 in the opening championship until the last couple of holes. I was really just trying round. Parathakorn Suyasri completed CSU’s effort in a tie for 42nd to stay my best to stay positive.” at even-par 216, which also included a 3-under 69 in the second Not only did his competition target change, the course did. round. San Francisco’s Tim Widing and BYU’s Carson Lundell tied The first day, it was soft and players could be more aggressive. for medalist honors at 13-under 203. Early on Tuesday, there were stern winds to contend with, which to Ott meant bogeys would be part of his day. But the two which came early felt almost like pars to him, considering some of the situations he put himself in, and the fact he rebounded with birdies soon after, Ott was able to remain in control of his emotions. In fact, Newton felt his entire game was steady throughout. “He putted really well all week. He made a lot of putts all week, and it’s a really difficult golf course,” Newton said. “For the most part he drove it really good, kept it in the fairway. He wedged it really good, so he was just playing within himself and stuck to his game plan the whole time with a pretty awesome result. I’m pretty happy for him.” Ott’s score at regionals was the fourth best in history for CSU in relation to par. Being tied for third ranks second as the best finish at regionals, with Spence tying for second 1999. As the day started, Ott avoided the thought of what could be and just played the course. However, the final three holes, part of him wanted to know where he sat, the other half just fine being ignorant to his place in the chase. “I didn’t really wanted to know. I kinda wanted to know on 18, because I hit a ball on the fairway on 18 and in the back of my mind, I wanted to rip a 3- or 4-iron, because it was a par-5,” Ott said. “Then I was just kinda thinking, I’ve been wedging well all week, so I really didn’t want to know. That course was tough. I just had my mind on hitting good shots and then whatever the result was I would just accept it.” Naturally, it was easy for him to accept his first trip to the NCAA Championships, which has been a five-year goal for the hometown talent with a global pandemic to navigate thrown into the mix. CSU CAREER SCORING TOTALS Jack Ainscough Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2017-18 9 27 1954 72.37 +1.15 211 - 67 12 5 - - 1 3 530-259 .672 2018-19 10 27 1990 73.70 +2.48 203 149 64 4 2 - 1 2 2 410-351 .539 2019-20 7 19 1366 71.89 +1.00 210 143 68 8 2 - 1 1 4 372-145 .720 2020-21 4 12 888 74.00 +2.75 221 - 69 1 1 - - - - 126-221 .363 Totals 30 85 6198 72.92 +1.76 203 143 64 25 10 - 2 4 9 1438-976 .596

Gunnar Broin Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2020-21 3 9 687 76.33 +5.00 226 - 73 ------79-224 .261

Davis Bryant Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2018-19 13 37 2671 72.19 +0.76 206 - 66 16 8 - - 2 6 741-314 .702 2019-20 6 18 1272 70.67 -0.50 207 - 64 13 4 - 3 3 5 485-64 .883 2020-21 8 24 1740 72.50 +0.88 210 - 65 12 4 - 1 2 2 427-291 .595 Totals 27 79 5683 71.94 +0.51 206 - 64 41 16 - 4 7 13 1653-669 .712

Rasmus Hjelm Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2020-21 6 18 1323 73.50 +2.00 212 - 67 7 2 - - - 1 237-318 .427

AJ Ott Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2016-17 11 33 2480 75.15 +3.61 216 - 71 5 - - - - 1 435-593 .423 2017-18 11 33 2365 71.67 +0.30 206 - 66 16 7 - 2 3 6 735-252 .745 2018-19 13 37 2677 72.35 +0.92 204 - 66 16 9 - 1 4 5 675-380 .640 2019-20 6 17 1203 70.76 +0.41 206 - 66 11 4 - 2 3 4 394-155 .718 2020-21 9 27 1917 71.00 -0.67 204 - 67 17 8 2 3 3 6 586-204 .742 Totals 50 147 10642 72.39 0.94 204 - 66 65 28 2 8 13 22 2828-1584 .641

Parathakorn Suyasri Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2017-18 11 33 2403 72.82 +1.45 208 - 67 10 6 - - 2 2 594-393 .602 2018-19 11 31 2231 71.97 +0.55 206 - 66 18 10 - 2 2 5 591-290 .671 2019-20 6 18 1273 70.72 -0.44 199 - 65 11 7 1 3 3 3 459-90 .836 2020-21 8 24 1751 72.96 +1.33 216 - 69 9 2 - - - 2 395-323 .550 Totals 36 106 7658 72.25 +0.84 199 - 65 48 25 1 5 7 12 2042-1096 .651

Oscar Teiffel Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2018-19 13 35 2510 71.71 +0.37 206 142 66 17 8 1 2 4 7 625-264 .703 2019-20 6 18 1334 74.11 +2.94 213 - 65 4 2 - - - - 253-296 .461 2020-21 4 12 895 74.58 +2.58 215 - 69 4 1 - - - - 116-204 .363 Totals 23 65 4739 72.91 +1.49 206 142 65 25 11 1 2 4 7 996-857 .538 CSU HISTORY IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP/ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMERS

2021 Men’s Golf Championship (April 30-May 1) 2012 Men’s Golf Championship (May 4-6) 2004 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 29-May 1) All-Americans (5) Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,568 yards) 2002-03 Martin Laird - PING Hon. Mention Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (8 teams) 2003-04 Nolan Martin - PING Third Team Ariz. (11 teams) Ariz. (8 teams) 5. Colorado State 289-295-292=876 (+12) Martin Laird - PING Third Team 6. Colorado State 294-288-282=864 (E) 5. Colorado State 284-283-286=853 (+1) t-2. Nolan Martin 72-67-70=209 (-7) 2019-20 Davis Bryant - PING Hon. Mention AJ Ott - PING Hon. Mention t-5 Davis Bryant 71-69-70=210 (-6) t-2. Zahkai Brown 66-72 68=206 (-7) 4. Martin Laird 64-73-74=211 (-5) t-17. AJ Ott 73-69-72=214 (-2) t-5. Kirby Pettitt 69-69-73=211 (-2) t-20. Nate Pettitt 79-75-71=225 (+9) GCAA All-Region (7) t-29. Rasmus Hjelm 76-73-70=219 (+3) 21. Cameron Harrell 75-71-72=218 (+5) 32. Jim Kurtenbach 75-80-77=232 (+16) 2007-08 (Southwest) Zen Brown, Jr.; t-34. Parathakorn Suyasri 75-77-70=222 (+6) t-24. Parker Edens 74-72-75=221 (+8) -- Kevin McAlpine 78-D-81=DQ Bryce Hanstad, So.; Dustin Morris, So. 48. Oscar Teiffel 75-78-75=228 (+12) t-28. Mike Wuertz 79-71-732=23 (+10) 2010-11 (West) Ryan Peterson, Sr. 2003 Men’s Golf Championship (May 1-3) 2019-20 (West) Davis Bryant, So. 2020 Men’s Golf Championship (May 1-3) 2011 Men’s Golf Championship (May 5-7) Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,270 yards) AJ Ott, Sr.; Parathakorn Suyasri, Jr. Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (8 teams) All-Mountain West (27) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, 6. Colorado State 287-288-297=872 (+8) 1999-2000 Nigel Spence, Sr. Ariz. (11 teams) Ariz. (9 teams) 2. Martin Laird 70-66-74=210 (-6) 2000-01 Robby Stephenson, Sr. CANCELLED DUE TO WORLD PANDEMIC 4. Colorado State 286-287-283=856 (+4) (lost in playoff) 2001-02 Martin Laird, So. t-1. Ryan Peterson 67-70-70=207 (-6) t-18. Nolan Martin 69-75-76=220 (+4) 2002-03 Martin Laird, Jr.; Nolan Martin, Jr. 2019 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 21-23) t-7. Mike Sorenson 75-71-66=212 (-1) t-20. Geoff Nuwash 75-73-73=221 (+5) 2003-04 Martin Laird, Sr.; Nolan Martin, Sr. Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) t-26. Zahkai Brown 76-71-73=220 (+7) t-30. Tommy Sharp 73-79-74=226 (+10) 2004-05 Kevin McAlpine, Jr. Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-33. Kirby Pettitt 72-77-74=223 (+10) t-33. Brett Tobyne 77-74-77=228 (+12) 2005-06 Derrick Whiting, Jr. Ariz. (11 teams) t-36. Kory Harrell 72-75-77=224 (+11) 2006-07 Zen Brown, So. 2. Colorado State 279-275-280=834 (-30) 2002 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 29-May 1) 2007-08 Bryce Hanstad, So.; Dustin Morris, So. 2008-09 Zen Brown, Sr.; Dustin Morris, Jr. t-5. AJ Ott 69-69-69=207 (-9) 2010 Men’s Golf Championship (May 6-8) Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,193 yards) 2009-10 Riley Arp, Sr.; Bryce Hanstad, Sr.; t-12. Oscar Teiffel 70-69-70=209 (-7) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (8 teams) Ryan Peterson, Jr. t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-71=210 (-6) Omni Tucson Natonal Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-5. Colorado State 301-291-287=879 (+15) 2010-11 Ryan Peterson, Sr. 22. Parathakorn Suyasri 69-72-72=213 (-3) Ariz. (9 teams) 1. Martin Laird 72-70-70=212 (-4) 2011-12 Zahkai Brown, Sr. t-23. Davis Bryant 75-69-70=214 (-2) 1. Colorado State 283-274-277=834 (-18) t-26. David Schultz 78-75-70=223 (+7) 2016-17 Jake Staiano, So. 1. Ryan Peterson 70-65-70=205 (-8) t-33. Brett Tobyne 79-72-74=225 (+9) 2017-18 AJ Ott, So.; Max Oelfke, Sr. 2018 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 20-22) 4. Bryce Hanstad 73-70-68=211 (-2) 37. Tommy Sharp 75-74-79=228 (+12) 2018-19 Oscar Teiffel, Fr. Olympic Course (Par 72/7,115 yards) t-5. Riley Arp 71-69-72=212 (-1) 40. John Hayes 76-86-73=235 (+19) 2019-20 Davis Bryant, So.; AJ Ott, Sr.; Parathakorn Suyasri, Jr. Gold Mountain Golf Club, Bremerton, Wash. t-7. Dustin Morris 72-74-67=213 (E) 2020-21 AJ Ott, 5th (11 teams) 21. Zahkai Brown 70-70-78=218 (+5) 2001 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 30-May 2) 2. Colorado State 284-293-290=867 (+3) Crosswater Course Coach of the Year (4) t-5. Max Oelfke 76-68-71=215 (-1) 2009 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 30-May 2) Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (8 teams) 2003-04 (MW) Jamie Bermel t-5. Jake Staiano 71-72-72=215 (-1) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) 3. Colorado State 301-303-292=896 (+32) 2007-08 (MW) Jamie Bermel t-5. AJ Ott 66-75-74=215 (-1) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-3. Dallas Massey 76-75-71=222 (+6) 2009-10 (MW) Jamie Bermel t-27. Jack Ainscough 74-78-73=225 (+9) Ariz. (9 teams) t-5. Robby Stephenson 74-76-73=223 (+7) 2017-18 (MW) Christian Newton t-41. Parathakorn Suyasri 73-82-74=229 (+13) 5. Colorado State 291-272-291=854 (+2) 9. Martin Laird 80-74-70=224 (+8) t-11. Zahkai Brown 74-70-69=213 (E) t-20. James Kurtenbach 72-80-79=231 (+15) Freshman of the Year (2) 2008-09 (MW) Zahkai Brown 2017 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 21-23) t-16. Zen Brown 73-66-76=215 (+2) t-33. Brett Tobyne 79-78-78=235 (+19) 2018-19 (MW) Oscar Teiffel (Co) Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) t-24. Riley Arp 70-73-74=217 (+4) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-27. Bryce Hanstad 74-67-77=218 (+5) 2000 Men’s Golf Championship (May 1-3) Mountain West Players of the Week/Month (24) Ariz. (11 teams) t-30. Dustin Morris 78-69-72 = 219 (+6) PGA-West Course (Par 72/5,612 yards) 1999-2000 March 16-Nigel Spence, Sr. 2. Colorado State 283-280-284=847 (-17) Palm Desert, Calif. (8 teams) 2000-01 March 14-Robby Stephenson, Sr. t-8. Blake Cannon 70-70-71=211 (-5) 2008 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 24-26) 3. Colorado State 287-283-300=870 (+6) March 29-Martin Laird, So. t-8. Colton Yates 71-71-69=211 (-5) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,136 yards) 2. Nigel Spence 69-68-73=210 (-6) April 12-Martin Laird, So. t-11. Jake Staiano 71-70-71=212 (-4) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-15. Robby Stephenson 72-76-72=220 (+4) 2002-03 April-Martin Laird, Jr. t-20. Max Oelfke 74-69-73=216 (E) Ariz. (9 teams) 18. Dallas Massey 72-71-78=221 (+5) 2003-04 Oct.-Nolan Martin, Sr. Nov.-Nolan Martin, Sr. t-20. AJ Ott 71-72-73=216 (E) 1. Colorado State 288-284-278=850 (-2) t-22. Darrin Overson 74-71-79=224 (+8) April (Co)-Martin Laird, Sr. t-2. Riley Arp 71-71-70=212 (-1) t-25. Tommy Sharp 77-73-77=227 (+11) 2004-05 April (Co)-John Hayes, Sr. 2016 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 22-24) t-5. Dustin Morris 73-70-70=213 (E) 2005-06 Feb.-Derrick Whiting, Jr. Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) t-10. Bryce Hanstad 78-70-67=215 (+2) 2006-07 Jan./Feb. (Co)-Aaron Weston, Sr. Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-21. Sean McNamara 72-73-74=219 (+6) 2007-08 Oct.-Bryce Hanstad, So. Ariz. (11 teams) t-29. Zen Brown 72-78-71=221 (+8) Nov.-Dustin Morris, So. t-4. Colorado State 281-292-287=860 (-4) 2008-09 Oct. (Co)-Zahkai Brown, Fr. t-6. Dominic Kieffer 71-74-66=211 (-5) 2007 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 26-28) 2010-11 Sept.-Ryan Peterson, Sr. t-15. Jimmy Makloski 71-70-73=214 (-2) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,136 yards) 2012-13 March 27-Parker Edens, Jr. 2015-16 Sept.-Dominic Kieffer, Sr. t-15. Max Oelfke 69-71-74=214 (-2) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, 2016-17 Sept. 28-Blake Cannon, Sr. t-33. Kyler Dunkle 70-77-74=221 (+5) Ariz. (9 teams) April 12-Jake Staiano, So. t-54. Blake Cannon 73-80-81=234 (+18) 4. Colorado State 287-289-284=860 (+8) 2018-19 April 24-Parathakorn Suyasri, So. 12. Zen Brown 71-72-71=214 (+1) 2019-20 Mar. 13-AJ Ott, Sr. & Davis Bryant, So. 2015 Men’s Golf Championship (May 1-3) t-13. Aaron Weston 74-71-70=215 (+2) 2020-21 Feb. 18- AJ Ott, 5th Catalina Course (Par 72/7,194 yards) 19. Bryce Hanstad 75-72-70=217 (+4) Feb. 25-AJ Ott, 5th Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-22. Derrick Whiting 72-74-73=219 (+6) Ariz. (11 teams) t-24. Dustin Morris 70-74-76=220 (+7) GCAA All-Academic Teams (8) 5. Colorado State 287-287-291=865 (+13) 2013-14 Colorado State 2014-15 Colorado State 12. Dominic Kieffer 72-73-67=212 (-1) 2006 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 27-29) 2015-16 Colorado State t-22. Max Oelfke 73-69-75=217 (+4) Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,630 yards) 2016-17 Colorado State t-24. Patrick Winther 72-72-74=218 (+5) Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (9 teams) 2017-18 Colorado State t-30. Jimmy Makloski 70-76-75=221 (+8) 6. Colorado State 301-283-299=883 (+19) 2018-19 Colorado State t-44. Blake Cannon 75-73-78=226 (+13) t-14. Derek Whiting 79-67-74=220 (+4) 2019-20 Colorado State t-20. Zen Brown 75-73-75=223 (+7) 2014 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 25-27) t-25. Nate Pettitt 80-70-74=224 (+8) GCAA Scholar All-Academic (26) Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) t-27. Kevin McAlpine 71-73-81=225 (+9) (presented by Cleveland Golf 2000-01 / Cleveland Golf/SRIXON - 2008-present) Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, t-30. Aaron Weston 76-74-76=226 (+10) 1997-98 Scott Mendelsohn Ariz. (11 teams) 2000-01 Robby Stephenson 5. Colorado State 292-294-288=874 (+22) 2005 Men’s Golf Championship (Apr. 30-May 2) 2001-02 Tommy Sharp t-10. Dominic Kieffer 71-74-70=215 (+2) Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,270 yards) 2002-03 Martin Laird t-15. Parker Edens 75-72-70=217 (+4) Sunriver Resort, Sunriver, Ore. (8 teams) 2003-04 Martin Laird t-41. Patrick Winther 82-73-71=226 (+13) 5. Colorado State 297-292-297=886 (+22) 2004-05 Nate Pettitt t-41. Cameron Harrell 74-75-77=226 (+13) t-9. Nate Pettitt 71-72-75=218 (+2) 2005-06 Nate Pettitt, Derek Whiting t-45. Alec Bone 72-79-77=228 (+15) t-18. Kevin McAlpine 74-75-72=221 (+5) 2006-07 Derek Whiting 25. Derrick Whiting 77-73-74=224 (+8) 2007-08 Zen Brown 2008-09 Zen Brown, Bryce Hanstad 2013 Men’s Golf Championship (May 3-5) t-26. John Hayes 77-72-76=225 (+9) 2009-10 Bryce Hanstad Catalina Course (Par 71/7,144 yards) t-34. Aaron Weston 75-79-78=232 (+16) 2010-11 Zahkai Brown Omni Tucson National Resort & Spa, Tucson, 2011-12 Zahkai Brown Ariz. (9 teams) 2013-14 Cameron Harrell 5. Colorado State 296-283-297=876 (+24) 2014-15 Cameron Harrell, Dominic Kieffer t-13. Parker Edens 73-69-74=216 (+3) 2015-16 Dominic Kieffer, Jimmy Makloski 16. Kirby Pettitt 75-69-73=217 (+4) 2016-17 Blake Cannon t-19. Cameron Harrell 73-73-75=221 (+8) 2017-18 Max Oelfke t-22. Kory Harrell 75-72-75=222 (+9) 2018-19 AJ Ott, 2019-20 Andrew Lafferty, AJ Ott, t-31. Dominic Kieffer 77-73-77=227 (+14) Parathakorn Suyasri, Oscar Teiffel CSU HISTORY IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

NCAA Championships (2) Individuals in NCAA Championships 2004 1999 Minneapolis, Minn. (Hazeltine Golf Club) 1998 (Albuquerque, N.M. - UNM Champ. Course) t-26. Martin Laird 72-71-77=220 (+4) 309-309=618 (+42) (T-24th/30) Teams/Players cut after second round) t-47. Kevin McAlpine 74-73-77=224 (+8) 2011 Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) t-48. Nigel Spence 71-72=143 (-1) t-70. Nolan Martin 77-72-79=228 (+12) 307-322-308=937 (+73) 30th/30 t-94. Nate Pettitt 77-74-81=232 (+16) 1999 (Teams/Players cut after second round) t-103. John Hayes 74-76-83=233 (+17) NCAA Regionals (19) t-54. Darrin Overson 80-73=153 (+9) 1996 West Regional - Stanford, Calif. t-81 Nigel Spence 75-80=155 (+11) 2005 (Stanford Golf Course) t-101 Mike Kitowski 78-79=157 (+13) t-66. John Hayes 74-77-70=221 (+11) 304-303-300=907 (+55) 17th/18 t-111 Geoff Nuwash 81-77=158 (+14) t-72. Derrick Whiting 76-74-72=222 (+12) 1997 West Regional - Santee, Calif. t-142 Robby Stephenson 76-87=163 (+19) t-80. Kevin McAlpine 74-78-72=224 (+14) (Carlton Oaks GolfClub) t-88. Aaron Weston 79-75-71=225 (+15) 288-305-302=895 (+31) 17th /18 2011 t-103. Nate Pettitt 79-76-72=227 (+17) 1998 West Regional, Tempe, Ariz. t-88. Zahkai Brown 78-77-74=229 (+13) (Karsten Golf Course) t-106. Ryan Peterson 77-81-74=232 (+16) 2006 (West Regional - Tucson, Ariz. - 300-285-295=880 (+16) 10th/18 t-125. Kory Harrell 73-82-82=237 (+21) OMNI Tucson National) 1999 West Regional - Tucson, Ariz. 138. Kirby Pettitt 79-83-80=242 (+26) t-46. Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 72-72-70=214 (-2) (Tucson National Resort) t-141. Mike Sorenson 82-82-80=244 (+28) 296-293-297=886 (+18) 8th/18 2007 2000 West Regional - Fresno, Calif. Individuals in NCAA Regionals t-18. Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) (Riverbend Golf Course) 1996 t-43. Zen Brown 69-71-71=211 (-5) 294-294-296=884 (+20) t-19th/27 t-43. Jeff Fujimoto 75-74-75=224 (+11) t-71. Derrick Whiting 70-71-73=214 (-2) 2001 West Regional - Corvallis, Ore. t-49. J.D. Manning 75-72-78=225 (+12) t-86. Aaron Weston 75-75-67=217 (+1) (Trysting Tree Golf Course) t-80. Mark Batchelor 78-80-73=231 (+18) t-97. Bryce Hanstad 74-73-72=219 (+3) 297-300-304=901 (+37) 17th/27 t-82. Cam Osler 78-77-77=232 (+19) 2002 West Regional - Albuquerque, N.M. 90. Jay Osmon 76-87-75=238 (+25) 2008 (UNM Championship Course) t-58. Riley Arp 68-74-73=215 (+2) 314-296-301=911 (+47) 23rd/27 1997 t-65. Zen Brown 73-72-71=216 (+3) 2003 West Regional - Auburn, Wash. t-58. Scott Mendelsohn 71-79-74=224 (+8) t-87. Sean McNamara 72-75-72=219 (+6) (Washington National Golf Club) t-58. Mark Batchelor 71-77-76=224 (+8) t-113. Dustin Morris 69-73-81=223 (+10) 306-298-304=908 (+44) 19th/27 t-73. Cam Osler 70-78-79=227 (+11) t-121. Bryce Hanstad 76-74-75=225 (+12) 2004 West Regional - Sunriver, Ore. t-81. J.D. Manning 76-78-75=229 (+13) (Sunriver Resort -Crosswater Club) t-85 Tom Richardson 81-72-77=230 (+14) 2009 297-290-314=901 (+37) 15th/27 t-14. Zen Brown 78-72-72=222 (+9) 2005 West Regional - Palo Alto, Calif. 1998 t-17. Zahkai Brown 76-71-76=223 (+10) (Stanford Golf Course) 5. Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) t-34. Dustin Morris 78-73-77=228 (+15) 303-302-285=890 (+50) 20th/27 t-31. Robby Stephenson 75-71-74=220 (+4) t-34. Riley Arp 77-79-72=228 (+15) 2007 West Regional, Tempe, Ariz. t-47. Mike Kitowski 79-70-74=223 (+7) t-56. Bryce Hanstad 82-74-80=236 (+23) (Karsten Golf Course) t-70. Tom Richardson 75-78-75=228 (+12) 284-284-276=844 (-20) t-16th/27 t-79. Scott Mendelsohn 79-74-78=231 (+15) 2010 2008 East Regional - Chattanooga, Tenn. t-8. Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) (Council Fire Golf Club) 1999 t-8. Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) 282-293-291=866 (+14) t-23rd/27 t-2. Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) t-43. Zahkai Brown 73-74-77=224 (+8) 2009 Northeast Regional - Galloway, N.J. t-36. Robby Stephenson 73-75-75=223 (+7) t-64. Ryan Peterson 79-80-72=231 (+15) (Galloway National Golf Club) t-54. Darrin Overson 74-78-74=226 (+10) 66. Riley Arp 78-77-77=232 (+16) 309-290-297=896 (+44) 6th/14 t-71 Geoff Nuwash 78-73-78=229 (+13) 2010 West Regional - Bremerton, Wash. 79. Mike Kitowski 80-74-78=232 (+16) 2011 (Olympic Course-Gold Mountain Golf Club) t-16. Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) 291-298-292=881 (+17) 8th/13 2000 t-16. Mike Sorenson 75-70-70=215 (-1) 2011 South Central Regional - Erie, Colo. t-24. Robby Stephenson 72-69-72=213 (-3) t-16. Ryan Peterson 71-70-74=215 (-1) (Colorado National Golf Club) t-79. Nigel Spence 74-77-71=222 (+6) t-24. Zahkai Brown 65-82-69=216 (E) 283-289-279=851 (-13) 2nd/13 t-90. Tommy Sharp 74-75-75=224 (+8) t-56. Kirby Pettitt 76-76-70=222 (+6) 2012 South Central Regional - Bowling Green, Ky, t-95. Dallas Massey 74-73-78=225 (+9) (The Club at Olde Stone) t-116. Darrin Overson 74-77-80=231 (+15) 2012 294-293-299=886 (+22) t-9th/14 13. Cameron Harrell 75-69-73=217 (+1) 2018 Kissimmee Regional - Kissimmee, Fla. 2001 t-14. Zahkai Brown 72-73-73=218 (+2) (Reunion Resort - Watson Course) t-26. Martin Laird 73-73-74=220 (+4) t-19. Parker Edens 72-74-74=220 (+4) 288-277-283=848 (-16) 7th/14 t-77. Robby Stephenson 75-78-74=227 (+11) t-57. Mike Wuertz 75-77-81=233 (+17) 2019 Pullman Regional - Pullman, Wash. t-77. Dallas Massey 75-75-77=227 (+11) t-69. Kirby Pettitt 80-79-79=238 (+22) (Palouse Ridge Golf Club) t-96. Brett Tobyne 74-75-81=230 (+14) 279-269-271=819 (-21) t-5th/14 t-112. James Kurtenbach 77-77-79=233 (+17) 2017 (Austin Regional - Austin, Texas - UT Golf Club) ** Lost a one-hole team playoff for the t-38. Jake Staiano (Ind.) 73-74-74=221 (+5) final advancing spot 2002 t-60. Martin Laird 79-71-74=224 (+8) 2018 t-72. Brett Tobyne 79-75-72=226 (+10 t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) t-82. Tommy Sharp 79-72-76=227 (+11) t-14. Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) t-128. David Schultz 77-78-81=236 (+20) t-39. AJ Ott 71-75-70=216 (E) 136. Dallas Massey 87-79-79=245 (+29) t-39 Jack Ainscough 76-68-72=216 (E) t-39. Parathakorn Suyasri 73-71-72=216 (E) 2003 t-36. Nolan Martin 77-74-71=222 (+6) 2019 t-56. Tommy Sharp 78-72-74=224 (+8) t-12. Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) t-85. Martin Laird 73-80-77=230 (+14) t-17. AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) t-111. Brett Tobyne 78-72-85=235 (+19) t-27. Davis Bryant 70-70-66=206 (-4) t-128. Geoff Nuwash 79-82-83=244 (+28) t-33. Oscar Teiffel 71-69-68=208 (-2) t-47. Parathakorn Suyasri 69-73-70=212 (+2)

2021 (Stillwater Regional - Stillwater, Okla. - Karsten Creek Golf Club) t-3. AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) Top 20 NCAA Regional Finishes -1 (71) Martin Laird 2002 2nd round 2001 t-26. Martin Laird 73-73-74=220 (+4) 1998 5. Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) -1 (71) Nigel Spence 2000 3rd round 2002 t-60. Martin Laird 79-71-74=224 (+8) 1999 t-2. Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) -1 (71) Nigel Spence 1999 2nd round 2003 t-85. Martin Laird 73-80-77=230 (+14) 2007 t-18. Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) -1 (71) Nigel Spence 1999 1st round 2004 t-26. Martin Laird 72-71-77=220 (+4) 2009 t-14. Zen Brown 78-72-72=222 (+9) -1 (71) Robby Stephenson 1998 2nd round 2009 t-17. Zahkai Brown 76-71-76=223 (+10) -1 (71) Nigel Spence 1998 1st round 1996 t-49. J.D. Manning 75-72-78=225 (+12) 2010 t-8. Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) -1 (71) Mark Batchelor 1997 1st round 1997 t-81. J.D. Manning 76-78-75=229 (+13) 2010 t-8. Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) -1 (71) Scott Mendelsohn 1997 1st round 2011 t-16. Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) 2003 t-36. Nolan Martin 77-74-71=222 (+6) 2011 t-16. Mike Sorenson 75-70-70=215 (-1) Lowest NCAA Regional 54-Hole Total 2004 t-70. Nolan Martin 77-72-79=228 (+12) 2011 t-16. Ryan Peterson 71-70-74=215 (-1) 1. 2019 Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) 2012 13. Cameron Harrell 75-69-73=217 (+1) 2. 2019 AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) 2000 t-95. Dallas Massey 74-73-78=225 (+9) 2012 t-14. Zahkai Brown 72-73-73=218 (+2) 3. 2007 Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) 2001 t-77. Dallas Massey 75-75-77=227 (+11) 2012 t-19. Parker Edens 72-74-74=220 (+4) 2019 Davis Bryant 70-70-66=206 (-4) 2002 136. Dallas Massey 87-79-79=245 (+29) 2018 t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) 5. 2019 Oscar Teiffel 71-69-68=208 (-2) 2018 t-14. Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) 6. 2021 AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) 2004 t-47. Kevin McAlpine 74-73-77=224 (+8) 2018 t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) 7. 2007 Zen Brown 69-71-71=211 (-5) 2005 t-80. Kevin McAlpine 74-78-72=224 (+14) 2018 t-14. Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) 8. 1999 Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) 2019 t-12. Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) 2018 Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) 2008 t-87. Sean McNamara 72-75-72=219 (+6) 2019 t-17. AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) 2018 Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) 2021 t-3. AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) 11. 1998 Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) 1997 t-58. Scott Mendelsohn 71-79-74=224 (+8) 2000 Robby Stephenson 72-69-72=213 (-3) 1998 t-79. Scott Mendelsohn 79-74-78=231 (+15) Lowest NCAA Regional Rounds 13. 2006 Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 72-72-70=214 (-2) 1. 64 (-7) Jake Staiano 2019 2nd round 2007 Derrick Whiting 70-71-73=214 (-2) 2007 t-18. Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) 2. 65 (-7) Zahkai Brown 2011 1st round 15. 2010 Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) 2008 t-113. Dustin Morris 69-73-81=223 (+10) 3. 66 (-4) Davis Bryant 2019 3rd round 16. 2010 Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) 2009 t-34. Dustin Morris 78-73-77=228 (+15) 66 (-4) AJ Ott 2019 2nd round 2011 Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) 2010 t-8. Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) 66 (-6) Dustin Morris 2007 3rd round 2011 Mike Sorenson 75-70-70=215 (-1) 6. 67 (-5) Aaron Weston 2007 3rd round 2011 Ryan Peterson 71-70-74=215 (-1) 1999 t-71 Geoff Nuwash 78-73-78=229 (+13) 7. 68 (-2) AJ Ott 2019 3rd round 2003 t-128. Geoff Nuwash 79-82-83=244 (+28) 68 (-2) Oscar Teiffel 2019 3rd round Lowest NCAA Regional 54-Hole Total vs. Par 68 (-4) Jake Staiano 2018 2nd round 1. 2007 Dustin Morris 71-69-66=206 (-10) 1996 t-82. Cam Osler 78-77-77=232 (+19) 68 (-4) Jack Ainscough 2018 2nd round 2. 2019 Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) 1997 t-73. Cam Osler 70-78-79=227 (+11) 68 (-3) Riley Arp 2008 1st round 3. 2019 AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) 12. 69 (-1) Jake Staiano 2019 3rd round 4. 2021 AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) 2018 t-14. Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) 69 (-1) Oscar Teiffel 2019 2nd round 2007 Zen Brown 69-71-71=211 (-5) 69 (-1) Parathakorn Suyasri 2019 1st round 6. 1999 Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) 1996 90. Jay Osmon 76-87-75=238 (+25) 69 (-3) Max Oelfke 2018 3rd round 2018 Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) 69 (-3) Cameron Harrell 2012 2nd round 2018 Max Oelfke 73-70-69=212 (-4) 2018 t-39. AJ Ott 71-75-70=216 (E) 69 (-3) Zahkai Brown 2011 3rd round 2019 Davis Bryant 70-70-66=206 (-4) 2019 t-17. AJ Ott 70-66-68=204 (-6) 69 (-3) Dustin Morris 2010 1st round 10. 1998 Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) 2021 t-3. AJ Ott 70-70-71=211 (-5) 69 (-2) Dustin Morris 2008 1st round 2000 Robby Stephenson 72-69-72=213 (-3) 69 (-3) Dustin Morris 2007 2nd round 12. 2006 Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 72-72-70=214 (-2) 1999 t-54. Darrin Overson 74-78-74=226 (+10) 69 (-3) Zen Brown 2007 1st round 2007 Derrick Whiting 70-71-73=214 (-2) 2000 t-116. Darrin Overson 74-77-80=231 (+15) 69 (-3) Robby Stephenson 2000 2nd round 2019 Oscar Teiffel 71-69-68=208 (-2) 15. 2010 Dustin Morris 69-75-71=215 (-1) 2010 t-64. Ryan Peterson 79-80-72=231 (+15) Lowest NCAA Regional Rounds vs Par (58 under par rds) 2010 Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) 2011 t-16. Ryan Peterson 71-70-74=215 (-1) 1. -7 (65) Zahkai Brown 2011 1st round 2011 Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) 2. -6 (64) Jake Staiano 2019 2nd round 2011 Mike Sorenson 75-70-70=215 (-1) 2011 t-56. Kirby Pettitt 76-76-70=222 (+6) -6 (66) Dustin Morris 2007 3rd round 2011 Ryan Peterson 71-70-74=215 (-1) 2012 t-69. Kirby Pettitt 80-79-79=238 (+22) 4. -5 (67) Aaron Weston 2007 3rd round 20. 2011 Zahkai Brown 65-82-69=216 (E) 5. -4 (66) Davis Bryant 2019 3rd round 2018 AJ Ott 71-75-70=216 (E) 2004 t-94. Nate Pettitt 77-74-81=232 (+16) -4 (66) AJ Ott 2019 2nd round 2018 Jack Ainscough 76-68-72=216 (E) 2005 t-103. Nate Pettitt 79-76-72=227 (+17) -4 (68) Jake Staiano 2018 2nd round 2018 Parathakorn Suyasri 73-71-72=216 (E) -4 (68) Jack Ainscough 2018 2nd round 1997 t-85 Tom Richardson 81-72-77=230 (+14) 9. -3 (69) Max Oelfke 2018 3rd round NCAA Regional Appearances By Player 1998 t-70. Tom Richardson 75-78-75=228 (+12) -3 (69) Cameron Harrell 2012 2nd round 2018 t-39 Jack Ainscough 76-68-72=216 (E) -3 (69) Zahkai Brown 2011 3rd round 2002 t-128. David Schultz 77-78-81=236 (+20) -3 (69) Dustin Morris 2010 1st round 2008 t-58. Riley Arp 68-74-73=215 (+2) -3 (68) Riley Arp 2008 1st round 2009 t-34. Riley Arp 77-79-72=228 (+15) 2000 t-90. Tommy Sharp 74-75-75=224 (+8) -3 (69) Dustin Morris 2007 2nd round 2010 66. Riley Arp 78-77-77=232 (+16) 2002 t-82. Tommy Sharp 79-72-76=227 (+11) -3 (69) Zen Brown 2007 1st round 2003 t-56. Tommy Sharp 78-72-74=224 (+8) -3 (69) Robby Stephenson 2000 2nd round 1996 t-80. Mark Batchelor 78-80-73=231 (+18) 17. -2 (70) AJ Ott 2021 2nd round 1997 t-58. Mark Batchelor 71-77-76=224 (+8) 2011 t-16. Mike Sorenson 75-70-70=215 (-1) -2 (70) AJ Ott 2021 1st round -2 (68) AJ Ott 2019 3rd round 2009 t-17. Zahkai Brown 76-71-76=223 (+10) 1998 5. Nigel Spence 71-70-72=213 (-3) -2 (68) Oscar Teiffel 2019 3rd round 2010 t-43. Zahkai Brown 73-74-77=224 (+8) 1999 t-2. Nigel Spence 71-71-70=212 (-4) -2 (70) AJ Ott 2018 3rd round 2011 t-24. Zahkai Brown 65-82-69=216 (E) 2000 t-79. Nigel Spence 74-77-71=222 (+6) -2 (70) Max Oelfke 2018 2nd round 2012 t-14. Zahkai Brown 72-73-73=218 (+2) -2 (70) Kory Harrell 2011 3rd round 2017 t-38. Jake Staiano (Ind.) 73-74-74=221 (+5) -2 (70) Kirby Pettitt 2011 3rd round 2007 t-43. Zen Brown 69-71-71=211 (-5) 2018 t-14. Jake Staiano 71-68-73=212 (-4) -2 (70) Mike Sorenson 2011 3rd round 2008 t-65. Zen Brown 73-72-71=216 (+3) 2019 t-12. Jake Staiano 70-64-69=203 (-7) -2 (70) Ryan Peterson 2011 2nd round 2009 t-14. Zen Brown 78-72-72=222 (+9) -2 (70) Mike Sorenson 2011 2nd round 1998 t-31. Robby Stephenson 75-71-74=220 (+4) -2 (69) Dustin Morris 2008 1st round 2019 t-27. Davis Bryant 70-70-66=206 (-4) 1999 t-36. Robby Stephenson 73-75-75=223 (+7) -2 (70) Derrick Whiting 2007 1st round 2000 t-24. Robby Stephenson 72-69-72=213 (-3) -2 (70) Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 2006 3rd round 2012 t-19. Parker Edens 72-74-74=220 (+4) 2001 t-77. Robby Stephenson 75-78-74=227 (+11) -2 (70) Nigel Spence 1999 3rd round -2 (70) Mike Kitowski 1998 2nd round 1996 t-43. Jeff Fujimoto 75-74-75=224 (+11) 2018 t-39. Parathakorn Suyasri 73-71-72=216 (E) -2 (70) Nigel Spence 1998 2nd round 2019 t-47. Parathakorn Suyasri 69-73-70=212 (+2) -2 (70) Cam Osler 1997 1st round 2007 t-97. Bryce Hanstad 74-73-72=219 (+3) 33. -1 (71) AJ Ott 2021 3rd round 2008 t-121. Bryce Hanstad 76-74-75=225 (+12) 2019 t-33. Oscar Teiffel 71-69-68=208 (-2) -1 (69) Jake Staiano 2019 3rd round 2009 t-56. Bryce Hanstad 82-74-80=236 (+23) -1 (69) Oscar Teiffel 2019 2nd round 2010 t-8. Bryce Hanstad 71-72-72=215 (-1) 2001 t-96. Brett Tobyne 74-75-81=230 (+14) -1 (69) Parathakorn Suyasri 2019 1st round 2002 t-72. Brett Tobyne 79-75-72=226 (+10 -1 (71) Parathakorn Suyasri 2018 2nd round 2012 13. Cameron Harrell 75-69-73=217 (+1) 2003 t-111. Brett Tobyne 78-72-85=235 (+19) -1 (71) AJ Ott 2018 1st round -1 (71) Jake Staiano 2018 1st round 2011 t-16. Kory Harrell 72-73-70=215 (-1) 2005 t-88. Aaron Weston 79-75-71=225 (+15) -1 (71) Ryan Peterson 2011 1st round 2007 t-86. Aaron Weston 75-75-67=217 (+1) -1 (71) Dustin Morris 2010 3rd round 2004 t-103. John Hayes 74-76-83=233 (+17) -1 (71) Bryce Hanstad 2010 1st round 2005 t-66. John Hayes 74-77-70=221 (+11) 2005 t-72. Derrick Whiting 76-74-72=222 (+12) -1 (71) Zen Brown 2007 3rd round 2006 t-46. Derrick Whiting (Ind.) 72-72-70=214 (-2) -1 (71) Zen Brown 2007 2nd round 1998 t-47. Mike Kitowski 79-70-74=223 (+7) 2007 t-71. Derrick Whiting 70-71-73=214 (-2) -1 (71) Derrick Whiting 2007 2nd round 1999 79. Mike Kitowski 80-74-78=232 (+16) -1 (71) Dustin Morris 2007 1st round 2012 t-57. Mike Wuertz 75-77-81=233 (+17) -1 (71) Martin Laird 2004 2nd round 2001 t-112. James Kurtenbach 77-77-79=233 (+17) -1 (71) Nolan Martin 2003 3rd round 2020-21 RAMS

AJ OTT 5th • 6-2 • 165 • Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins High School) For his career has a 72.39 stroke average in 147 rounds played, with his average ranking eighth in CSU annals and his 147 career rounds tied for the top mark in the program with Zen Brown (2005-09)... Has 65 rounds of par or better (seventh at CSU) and 28 in the 60s (sixth at CSU)...Has posted eight top-five, 13 top-10 and 22 top-20 finishes in 50 career events, tied for fourth, tied for seventh and sixth, respectively... Was the 14th CSU player to make three or more regional appearances... Just the fourth time CSU has been represented at the NCAA Championships and just the second individual to qualify for the final event of the year (Nigel Spence-1998).

2020-21 (5th Year): Named All-Mountain West for his play in 2020-21 after leading the Rams in scoring this year, averaging 71.00 strokes per round (-0.67 versus par) in 27 rounds... Just the second Ram to be named All-Mountain West three times, joining four-time PGA Tour winner Martin Laird in that elite group, as Laird received the honor in 2001-02, 2002-03 and 2003-04... 14 of the 24 regular season rounds were under par, en route to earning an individual berth in the NCAA Stillwater Regional May 17-18, where he tied for third to become the second CSU individual to advance to the NCAA Championship... Shot three under-par rounds (70-70-71=211 (-5)), just one of four players to do that at Oklahoma State’s Karsten Creek Golf Club... Finished higher than 11 players ranked in Golfstat’s top-100 at the Stillwater Regional... Picked up his first two individual collegiate wins this season, winning The Prestige Individual Invitational and Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate. In The Prestige, he won a one-hole playoff to earn the title after shooting a career-best 12-under 204 and then followed it up with an 11-under 205 for a two-shot victory at the Wyoming event... Earned Mountain West Golfer of the Week following each victory... Had four other top-20 finishes, including a tie for 12th at the PING BYU Cougar Classic and ties for 17th at the Lamkin San Diego Classic and Mountain West Championship as well as the tie for third at the NCAA Regional.

2019-20 (Senior): Earned GCAA Honorable Mention All-American and All-Region, as well as All-Mountain West… Played in all six events and in 17 rounds, averaging 71.89 strokes per round (+0.41 to par), prior to the early ending of the collegiate season due to the world health crisis… Recorded two top-five, three top-10 and four top-20 finishes….Had 11 rounds of par or better on the year with four in the 60s… Led the Rams effort in two events… Ranked 60th by Golfweek and 124th by Golfstat at the end of the season… Tied for second in the season-opening Ram Masters Invitational at 3-under 207, leading CSU to defense of its team title… Tied for seventh at the Jerry Pate Intercollegiate with a season-best 4-under 206, including a 4-under 66 in the second round, a score that helped pace the Rams to their second consecutive tournament victory… Tied for fifth at the spring-ending Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic at 3-under 213, includ- ing a pair of 2-under 70s in the final two rounds.

2018-19 (Junior): Averaged 72.35 strokes per round (+0.92 versus par) in 12 tournaments and 37 rounds played… Had 16 rounds of par or better with nine in the 60s… Had four top-10 finshes on the year, with the best a tie for fifth at the Mountain West Championship with three consecutive 3-under 69s for a 9-under 207... Placed ninth at the Paintbrush Invitational to help the Rams to the team tournament title... Had a tie for ninth at the nationally-renowned Western Intercollegiate with a 2-under 208... Shot a 67 in the final round of the Western Intercollegiate... Posted a tie for 17th at the NCAA Pullman Regional, finishing at a career-low total of 6-under 204 and all three rounds of par or better... Tied his career best with a 4-under 66 in teh second round... At the Paintbrush, shot a 1-over 217, including a 2-under 70 in the last round, in cold, difficult conditions... Also tied for ninth at the Ram Masters Invitational, helping CSU win the event for the fifth consecutive year... Shot one of his best rounds of the season in the final round of the National Invitational Tournament, shooting a 4-under 68 to finish at 3-under 213 in a tie for 26th... Was named the 2018 Colorado Golf Association Les Fowler Player of the Year as the state’s top amateur golfer.

2017-18 (Sophomore): Led the Rams in scoring average this season, averaging 71.67 strokes in 33 rounds played, an improvement of almost four strokes a round over his freshman year, and was named All-Mountain West and team co-MVP this season... Posted a pair of top-five and three top-10 finishes on the year, highlighted by a fourth in the Ram Masters Invitational and a tie for fifth at the recent Mountain West Championship... Had 14 rounds of par or better, with a career-best 6-under 66 in the first round of the MW event, and placed in the top 26 in eight of 10 tournaments played this season... Started the season with a tie for 10th at the Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational with a career under-par 54-hole best of 5-under, which included a then career- best 4-under 67 in the second round... The 206 at the Ram Masters was a career-best total for 54 holes... Had a pair of under-par rounds at the NCAA Kissimmee Regional, shooting a 1-under 71 in the opening round and a 2-under 70 in the final 18, finishing at even-par 216... Having started the year not ranked in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, jumped all the way to 290th in the world from his play this year... Also was sixth on CSU’s single-season chart with his 71.63 scoring average.

2016-17 (Freshman): Played in all 11 tournaments and 33 rounds as a true freshman for CSU… Averaged 75.15 strokes per round with five rounds of par or better… Had a season-best tie for 20th at the Mountain West Championship, shooting a season-low even-par 216… Also shot even-par 216 at the Cowboy Classic to tie for 22nd, his second best placing of the year… Shot a 1-under 71 in the opening round of both those events… Also had a 1-under 71 in the second round of the Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic... Tied for second at US Amateur qualifier at Fort Collins Country Club and advanced to the 2017 US Amateur in southern California, coming within a shot of advancing to match play.

High School: Won the 2016 Colorado Junior PGA Championship, contested at Indian Tree Golf Club (Par 70 - 7,003 yards) in Arvada, Colo., to qualify for the 2016 Junior PGA Championship at Wannamoisett Country Club in Rumford, Rhode Island... Had a pair of top-five finishes in summer events, tying for second at the AJGA Hale Irwin Colorado Junior and then finishing as the runner-up at the PGA Junior Series event held at the Eisenhower Golf Club’s Blue Course in Colorado Springs, site of CSU’s opening tournament of the 2016-17 season... Was ranked 43rd in the class of 2016 nationally and as the top player in the state per the National Junior Golf Scoreboard. A qualifier for the 2014 United States Junior Amateur who represented Colorado in the Junior Americas Cup in 2014 and 2015, placing 16th in the 2015 event with a three-round total of 214 (70-72-72)... Was 13th at the 2015 Big I National Championship, posting a 72-hole score of 296 (78-72-74-72) in the prestigious tournament... Within the state tied for medalist honors at the 2015 State Junior Stroke Play at 208 (67-71-70) and won the Colorado Golf Association Tournament of Champions with a 1-under 141 (74-67)... Also was third in the 2015 AJGA Hale Irwin Colorado Junior, finishing at 6-under 207 (70-67-70)... Also considered Wyoming, Kansas and Iowa before selecting CSU as his collegiate choice. AJ Ott Career Stats Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par Lo54 Lo36 LoRnd Par/- In 60s Win Top5 Top10 Top20 W-L Pct 2016-17 11 33 2480 75.15 +3.61 216 - 71 5 - - - - 1 435-593 .423 2017-18 11 33 2365 71.67 +0.30 206 - 66 16 7 - 2 3 6 735-252 .745 2018-19 13 37 2677 72.35 +0.92 204 - 66 16 9 - 1 4 5 675-380 .640 2019-20 6 17 1203 70.76 +0.41 206 - 66 11 4 - 2 3 4 394-155 .718 2020-21 9 27 1917 71.00 -0.67 204 - 67 17 8 2 3 3 6 586-204 .742 Totals 50 147 10642 72.39 0.94 204 - 66 65 28 2 8 13 22 2828-1584 .641 2020-21 RAMS

AJ Ott - Tournament-by-Tournament Stats

2016-17 Tournament Date Scores Par Rank Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational 9/10-11 78-73-74=225 +9 t30th/92 Ram Masters Invitational 9/19-20 73-74-71=218 +8 t32nd/100 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate 9/23-24 76-81-82=239 +23 86th/92 Paintbrush Invitational 10/10-11 77-79-84=240 +24 82nd/88 Warrior Princeville Makai Invit. 10/30-11/1 79-80-74=233 +17 t87th/111 National Invitational Tournament 2/27-28 73-79-74=226 +10 t67th/88 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 3/13-14 75-71-75=221 +5 t43rd/92 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 3/18-19 72-74-75=221 +8 t60th/84 The Goodwin 3/30-4/1 72-80-73=225 +15 t75th/126 Cowboy Classic 4/10-11 71-71-74=216 E t22nd/111 Mountain West Championship 4/21-23 71-72-73=216 E t20th/55

2017-18 Tournament Date Scores Par Rank Gene Miranda Falcon Invite 9/8-10 73-67-71-211 -5 t10th/108 Ram Masters Invitational 9/18-19 67-69-70=206 -4 4th/104 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate 9/22-23 71-74-75=220 +4 t16th/99 Saint Mary’s Invitational 11/6-8 73-71-68=212 -1 t20th/99 National Invitational Tournament 2/25-26 70-68-73=211 -5 t20th/92 Lamkin San Diego Classic 3/12-13 75-73-75=223 +7 t56th/96 Oregon Duck Invitational 3/26-27 78-70-73=221 +8 t24th/87 Western Intercollegiate 4/7-8 72-74-66=212 +2 t26th/96 ASU Thunderbird Invitational 4/14-15 71-72-75=218 +5 t43rd/85 Mountain West Championship 4/20-22 66-75-74=215 -1 t5th/55 NCAA Kissimmee Regional 5/14-16 71-75-70-216 E t38th/74

2018-19 Tournament Date Scores Par Rank Carpet Capital Collegiate 9/7-9 76-77-71=224 +8 t53rd/81 Ram Masters Invitational 9/17-18 70-68-73=211 +1 t9th/96 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate 9/28-29 75-77-76=228 +12 t63rd/100 Paintbrush Invitational 10/8-9 73-74-70=217 +1 9th/72 Saint Mary’s Invitational 11/5-7 71-72-73=216 +3 t30th/104 Denver Dual 2/20 74 +2 t4th/15 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2/22-24 75-75-73=223 +7 t41st/120 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 3/11-12 79-78-74=231 +15 t75th/92 National Invitational Tournament 3/18-19 72-73-68=213 -3 t26th/84 Western Intercollegiate 4/15-17 72-69-67=208 -2 t9th/84 PING BYU Cougar Classic 4/19-20 73-77-71=221 +5 t52nd/90 Mountain West Championship 4/26-28 69-69-69=207 -9 t5th/55 NCAA Pullman Regional 5/13-15 70-66-68=204 -6 t17th/75

2019-20 Tournament Date Scores Par Rank Carpet Capital Collegiate 9/6-8 72-71-76=219 +3 t15th/81 Ram Masters Invitational 9/16-17 68-67-72=207 -3 t2nd/96 Jerry Pate National Intercoll. 10/7-8 69-66-71=206 -4 t7th/60 St. Mary’s Invitational 11/4-6 DQ-70-70 - 99th/100 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2/21-23 75-73-70=218 +2 t33rd/119 Lamkin San Diego Classic 3/9-10 73-70-70=213 -3 t5th/100

2020-21 Tournament Date Scores Par Rank Prestige Individual Invitational** 2/15-17 69-68-67=204 -12 1st/45 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate 2/19-21 69-68-68=205 -11 1st/120 Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic 3/8-10 76-74-69=219 +3 t17th/112 National Invitational Tournament 3/20-21 72-70-75=217 +1 t53rd/104 Western Intercollegiate 4/12-14 72-72-77=221 +11 t53rd/90 ASU Thunderbird Intercollegiate 4/16-17 72-72-72=216 +3 t56th/96 PING BYU Cougar Classic 4/23-24 70-70-70=210 -6 t12th/104 Mountain West Championship 4/30-5/1 73-69-72=214 -2 t17th/55 NCAA Stillwater Regional 5/17-18 70-70-71=215 -5 t3rd/73 COACHING STAFF

CHRISTIAN NEWTON Head Coach • Ninth Year at CSU • Georgia Southern (2002) Christian Newton, a 17-year coaching veteran, is completing his ninth season as the Colorado State men’s golf head coach in 2020-21. Newton was hired Aug. 21, 2012 as the third coach in program history. Newton has led CSU to one of its most successful three year spans in program history, with three consecutive Mountain West runner-up finishes, the best three-year performance ever for the Rams. In earning 2018 Mountain West Coach of the Year honors, Newton led CSU to its ranking of No. 40 according to Golfweek and No. 44 according to Golfstat and its first NCAA Regionals berth under his leadership and as a team since 2012. This year, the Rams have again matched that with another NCAA Regionals berth, two team tournament titles, seven top-five finishes, a No. 41 ranking in Golfstat and No. 42 in Golfweek. In his seven years in Fort Collins, Newton has led the Rams to four of the top 16 national rankings in program history (current Kan- sas head coach Jamie Bermel has the other 12). He has also guided the team to eight team tournament titles over the past five seasons, including two during the NEWTON AT A GLANCE 2018-19 campaign. His team also recorded a school-record 24 eagles in 2015-16 PERSONAL while his Ram squads have posted five of the top 15 season birdie totals in school College Georgia Southern, 2002 (BS) history. He also coaches Jake Staiano, who was the first All-Mountain West selec- Georgia Southern, 2003 (MS) tion during his tenure as well as an individual qualifier for the 2017 NCAA Austin Family Wife: Jessica Sons: Keegan, Dwyer / Daughter: Kaylyn Regional. Prior to coming to Colorado State, Newton served for five seasons as an COACHING EXPERIENCE assistant at Georgia Tech, beginning in 2007. Newton was promoted to associ- Year School, Position ate head coach for the in the summer of 2011. In addition, he served as assistant 2003-05 Georgia Southern, assistant coach coach for the United States team that competed in the Palmer Cup in 2012. The 2005-07 Alabama, assistant coach tournament pits the top eight American collegiate players against their counter- 2007-12 Georgia Tech, associate head coach parts in Europe. 2012-Pres. Colorado State, head coach His efforts and success in helping lift the Tech program were recognized POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE by his peers in the spring of 2011, when he was named the recipient of the Jan Year Tournament Strickland Award, presented by the Golf Coaches Association of America to the 2003-04 NCAA East Regional (Georgia Southern) nation’s top assistant coach. Newton had been a finalist for the award each of the 2004-05 NCAA Championships (Georgia Southern) two years prior. 2005-06 NCAA West Regional (Alabama) In 10 years as an assistant coach, Newton oversaw the development of 2006-07 NCAA Championships (Alabama) 13 All-Americans and 17 all-conference selections, and helped guide his teams to 2007-08 NCAA Central Regional (Georgia Tech) the NCAA Championship seven times, including each of his five years at Georgia 2008-09 NCAA Championships (Georgia Tech) 2009-10 NCAA Championships Final 8 (Georgia Tech) Tech. Newton also helped guide the Yellow Jackets to a top-10 final season rank- 2010-11 NCAA Championships Final 8 (Georgia Tech) ing in each campaign. 2011-12 NCAA Central Regional (Georgia Tech) Newton, who spent two years at Alabama (2005-07) prior to his stint at 2016-17 NCAA Austin Regional (Colorado State-Individual) Georgia Tech, helped coach the Crimson Tide to a sixth-place finish at the 2007 2017-18 NCAA Kissimmee Regional (Colorado State) NCAA Championship. While there he also helped revamp the golf booster pro- 2018-19 NCAA Pullman Regional (Colorado State) gram. 2020-21 NCAA Championships (Colorado State-Ind.) A native of Lyons, Ga., Newton was an assistant coach at his alma mater, HEAD COACHING HISTORY Georgia Southern, from 2003-2005, helping the Eagles to a tie for 13th at the Year School Conf. Finish 2005 NCAA championship. He also assisted in coaching two All-Americans, Aron 2012-13 Colorado State 5th/9 Price and David Palm, the Eagles’ first All-Americans since the 1989-90 season. 2013-14 Colorado State 5th/11 Newton earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management from Geor- 2014-15 Colorado State 5th/11 gia Southern in 2002, and completed his master’s in sports management there 2015-16 Colorado State 4th/11 in 2004. He played golf four years (1997-2001) for the Eagles, earned All-South- 2016-17 Colorado State 2nd/11 ern Conference honors in 2001 and also played in the NCAA championship that 2017-18 Colorado State 2nd/11 2018-19 Colorado State 2nd/11 spring. 2019-20 Colorado State Cancelled due to COVID Newton is married to the former Jessica O’Dwyer of Atlanta. The couple 2020-21 Colorado State 6th/11 has three children, sons Keegan and Dwyer and a daughter, Kaylyn. COACHING STAFF

PARKER EDENS Assistant Coach • Second Year at CSU • Colorado State (2014) Parker Edens, a familiar name for Rams fans, joined the staff as assistant coach for the men’s golf program in November 2019. Edens, a 2014 CSU graduate, played under head coach Christian Newton.

Edens previous collegiate experience includes a year and a half at the University of Tulsa as the assistant women’s golf coach. During his time in Tulsa, Edens worked under former CSU women’s head coach Annie Young, and helped freshman Lorena Tseng earn All-American Athletic Conference honors and qualify as an individual for the NCAA Norman Regional.

After playing high school golf locally at Greeley Central, Edens was a student-athlete on the men’s team at Colorado State (2010-14) for his final three years follwing a redshirt year after transferring from South Dakota State.

During his collegiate career, Edens had 13 top-20 finishes and placed among the top-10 four times. In 2013-14, Edens completed his senior season for the Rams second on the team with a 73.63 stroke average and had five tournament finishes among the top-20. He was the team leader as a junior with a 72.5 stroke average, while finishing among the top-20 in six tournaments. He also earned Mountain West Golfer of the Week on March 27, EDENS AT A GLANCE 2013 following a tie for third at the Desert Shootout in the 96-player field with a PERSONAL three-round score of 213 (-3) College Colorado State (2014) Family Wife: Victoria Edens played three seasons professionally, primarily on The Dakotas and the Sons: Brayden, Keaton Web.com Tours, where he won a combined six professional tournaments. He also served as a volunteer assistant coach for the Colorado State men’s golf team at the 2016 Mountain West Conference Championship. PLAYING EXPERIENCE Year Teams/Tours He and his wife, Victoria, have two boys, Brayden and Keaton. 2009-10 South Dakota State 2010-14 Colorado State 2014-17 The Dakotas and Web.com Tours

COACHING EXPERIENCE Year School, Position 2016 Colorado State, volunteer assistant (MW Tourn.) 2017-19 Tulsa, assistant women’s golf coach 2019-Pres. Colorado State, assistant coach

POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE Year Tournament 2012 NCAA South Central Regional (CSU player - t-19) 2020-21 NCAA Championships (Colorado State-Ind.) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON SEASON ROUNDS IN THE 60s SEASON INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT VICTORIES Name...... Year Evnts Rds In 60s Name...... Year Evnts Rds Wins Martin Laird...... 2003-04 12 36 15 Martin Laird...... 2002-03 12 36 3 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 15 AJ Ott...... 2020-21 9 27 2 Martin Laird...... 2002-03 12 36 13 Blake Cannon...... 2016-17 11 33 2 Zen Brown...... 2006-07 13 38 12 Ryan Peterson...... 2010-11 13 39 2 Bryce Hanstad...... 2008-09 12 36 11 Nigel Spence...... 1999-00 13 38 2 Zahkai Brown...... 2011-12 11 33 10 Martin Laird...... 2003-04 12 36 2 Dustin Morris...... 2008-09 12 36 10 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 2 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2018-19 11 31 10 Morgan Murphy...... 1989-90 15 28 2 Riley Arp...... 2009-10 11 32 9 Martin Laird...... 2001-02 13 37 1 AJ Ott...... 2018-19 13 37 9 Jordan Wetsch...... 2012-13 6 18 1 AJ Ott...... 2020-21 9 27 8 Tom Richardson...... 1997-98 11 31 1 Zahkai Brown...... 2010-11 13 39 8 Max Oelfke...... 2014-15 9 26 1 Davis Bryant...... 2018-19 13 37 8 Ryan Peterson...... 2009-10 8 24 1 Bryce Hanstad...... 2007-08 13 37 8 Michael Wuertz...... 2011-12 9 27 1 Bryce Hanstad...... 2009-10 11 32 8 Aaron Weston...... 2006-07 13 38 1 Nolan Martin...... 2002-03 13 39 8 Dustin Morris...... 2007-08 13 37 1 Dustin Morris...... 2006-07 13 38 8 Kirby Pettitt...... 2012-13 12 35 1 Nigel Spence...... 1999-00 13 38 8 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-09 10 30 1 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-19 13 35 8 Robby Stephenson...... 2000-01 13 38 1 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-09 10 30 7 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2019-20 6 18 1 Zen Brown...... 2008-09 12 36 7 Derrick Whiting...... 2005-06 13 39 1 Dominic Kieffer...... 2014-15 11 33 7 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-19 13 35 1 Dominic Kieffer...... 2015-16 10 30 7 Zahkai Brown...... 2011-12 11 33 1 Kevin McAlpine...... 2005-06 12 35 7 Dustin Morris...... 2008-09 12 36 1 Max Oelfke...... 2017-18 11 33 7 Bryce Hanstad...... 2008-09 12 36 1 AJ Ott...... 2017-18 11 33 7 Eric Larson...... 1990-91 12 24 1 Ryan Peterson...... 2010-11 13 39 7 Greg Chinn...... 1993-94 11 32 1 Kirby Pettitt...... 2011-12 11 33 7 Cameron Harrell...... 2013-14 11 32 1 Jake Staiano...... 2016-17 12 36 7 Rick Rose...... 1992-93 11 31 1 Jake Staiano...... 2018-19 13 37 7 Robby Stephenson...... 2000-01 13 38 7 SEASON INDIVIDUAL TOP 10 FINISHES Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2019-20 6 18 7 Name...... Year Evnts Rds Top 10s Derrick Whiting...... 2004-05 13 38 7 Martin Laird...... 2003-04 12 36 9 Derrick Whiting...... 2005-06 13 39 7 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 9 Martin Laird...... 2002-03 12 36 8 SEASON ROUNDS PLAYED Jeff Fujimoto...... 1995-96 13 39 7 Name...... Year Evnts Rds Bryce Hanstad...... 2007-08 13 37 7 Kory Harrell...... 2010-11 13 39 Robby Stephenson...... 2000-01 13 38 6 J.D. Manning...... 1995-96 13 39 Ryan Peterson...... 2010-11 13 39 6 Kirby Pettitt...... 2010-11 13 39 Riley Arp...... 2009-10 11 32 6 Jeff Fujimoto...... 1995-96 13 39 Zen Brown...... 2006-07 13 38 6 Ryan Peterson...... 2010-11 13 39 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-09 10 30 5 Derrick Whiting...... 2005-06 13 39 Dustin Morris...... 2008-09 12 36 5 Zahkai Brown...... 2010-11 13 39 Nigel Spence...... 1999-00 13 38 5 Nolan Martin...... 2002-03 13 39 Kyler Dunkle...... 2015-16 12 34 5 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 Scott Mendelsohn...... 1997-98 11 31 5 Mark Batchelor...... 1995-96 13 39 Dominic Kieffer...... 2015-16 10 30 5 Brett Tobyne...... 2000-01 13 38 Bryce Hanstad...... 2009-10 11 32 5 Derrick Whiting...... 2006-07 13 38 Nolan Martin...... 2002-03 13 39 5 Aaron Weston...... 2004-05 13 38 Kevin McAlpine...... 2004-05 13 38 SEASON EVEN OR UNDER PAR ROUNDS Robby Stephenson...... 1999-00 13 38 Name...... Year Evnts Rds Par - John Hayes...... 2004-05 13 38 Zen Brown...... 2006-07 13 38 29 Kevin McAlpine...... 2003-04 13 38 Martin Laird...... 2003-04 12 36 27 Aaron Weston...... 2006-07 13 38 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 27 Robby Stephenson...... 2000-01 13 38 Aaron Weston...... 2006-07 13 38 23 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-05 13 38 Nolan Martin...... 2002-03 13 39 22 Dustin Morris...... 2006-07 13 38 Dustin Morris...... 2008-09 12 36 22 Nigel Spence...... 1999-00 13 38 Ryan Peterson...... 2010-11 13 39 22 Zen Brown...... 2006-07 13 38 Martin Laird...... 2002-03 12 36 21 Derrick Whiting...... 2005-06 13 39 21 SEASON STROKE AVERAGE (Min. 15 rounds) Blake Cannon...... 2016-17 11 33 20 Name...... Year Evnt Rds Strokes Avg Bryce Hanstad...... 2009-10 11 32 20 Martin Laird...... 2003-04 12 36 2529 70.25 Jake Staiano...... 2016-17 12 36 20 Nolan Martin...... 2003-04 13 39 2754 70.62 Jake Staiano...... 2017-18 11 33 20 Davis Bryant...... 2019-20 6 18 1272 70.67 Bryce Hanstad...... 2007-08 13 37 19 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2019-20 6 18 1273 70.72 Bryce Hanstad...... 2008-09 12 36 19 AJ Ott...... 2019-20 6 17 1203 70.76 Max Oelfke...... 2017-18 11 33 19 AJ Ott...... 2020-21 9 27 1917 71.00 Nigel Spence...... 1999-00 13 38 19 Zen Brown...... 2006-07 13 38 2699 71.03 Zahkai Brown...... 2010-11 13 39 18 Zahkai Brown...... 2011-12 11 33 2350 71.21 Zahkai Brown...... 2011-12 11 33 18 Dustin Morris...... 2008-09 12 36 2578 71.61 Dustin Morris...... 2006-07 13 38 18 Bryce Hanstad...... 2009-10 11 32 2293 71.66 Nigel Spence...... 1997-98 12 33 18 AJ Ott...... 2017-18 11 33 2365 71.67 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2018-19 11 31 18 Martin Laird...... 2002-03 12 36 2580 71.67 Max Oelfke...... 2017-18 11 33 2366 71.70 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-19 13 35 2510 71.71 INDIVIDUAL CAREER CAREER EVEN OR UNDER PAR ROUNDS...... Years Rnds Par or Better CAREER WINS...... Years Evt Wins Zen Brown...... 2005-09 147 77 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 48 6 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 141 72 Ryan Peterson...... 2007-11 28 4 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 143 72 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 49 3 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 134 67 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 2 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 131 67 Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 26 2 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 65 Blake Cannon...... 2015-17 28 2 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 121 63 Kirby Pettitt...... 2008-13 37 2 Max Oelfke...... 2014-18 126 54 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 45 2 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 119 52 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 45 2 Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 78 49 Nigel Spence...... 1996-2000 51 2 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-07 115 49 Jordan Wetsch...... 2012-13 6 1 Justin Spray...... 2007-10 6 1 CAREER ROUNDS IN THE 60s...... Years Rnds In the 60s Michael Wuertz...... 2001-12 9 1 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 134 31 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-20 19 1 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 147 31 Sean McNamara...... 2006-10 21 1 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 141 31 Kory Harrell...... 2009-13 25 1 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 131 30 Mark Batchelor...... 1995-07 26 1 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 143 29 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2017-20 28 1 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 28 Greg Chinn...... 1993-94 32 1 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 121 23 Rick Rose...... 1990-93 33 1 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2017-20 82 23 Eric Larson...... 1989-92 33 1 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 119 22 Aaron Weston...... 2003-07 38 1 Max Oelfke...... 2014-18 126 20 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-07 39 1 AJ Ott...... 2016-20 120 20 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 41 1 Tom Richardson...... 1993-98 42 1 CAREER ROUNDS PLAYED (100+)...... Years Evnts Rounds Max Oelfke...... 2014-18 43 1 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 147 Cameron Harrell...... 2011-15 43 1 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 50 147 Robby Stephenson...... 1997-2001 52 1 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 49 143 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 48 141 CAREER INDIVIDUAL TOP FIVE FINISHES...... Years Evt Top-5s Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 45 134 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 48 17 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 45 131 Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 26 9 Cameron Harrell...... 2011-15 43 127 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 8 Dominic Kieffer...... 2012-16 43 127 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 45 8 Max Oelfke...... 2014-18 43 126 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 41 7 Jake Staiano...... 2005-19 41 121 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 45 7 AJ Ott...... 2016-20 41 120 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 49 7 Kevin McAlpine...... 2002-06 41 120 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2017-20 28 5 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 41 119 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 41 5 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-07 39 115 AJ Ott...... 2016-20 41 5 John Hayes...... 2001-05 39 115 Kirby Pettitt...... 2009-13 37 4 Tommy Sharp...... 1999-03 39 113 Max Oelfke...... 2014-18 43 4 Aaron Weston...... 2003-07 38 112 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 50 4 Nate Pettitt...... 2000-01, 2003-06 38 112 Kirby Pettitt...... 2009-13 37 110 CAREER INDIVIDUAL TOP 10 FINISHES...... Years Evt Top-10s Martin Laird...... 2000-04 48 23 CAREER STROKE AVERAGE (Min. 2 yrs, 50 rounds) Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 45 17 Name...... Years Rds Strokes Avg Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 26 14 Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 78 5569 71.40 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 49 14 Davis Bryant...... 2018-20 55 3943 71.69 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 13 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2017-20 82 5907 72.04 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 45 13 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 147 10610 72.18 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 50 13 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 121 8736 72.20 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 41 10 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 143 10331 72.24 AJ Ott...... 2016-20 41 10 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 134 9696 72.36 Rick Rose...... 1990-93 33 9 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 147 10642 72.39 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 41 9 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 141 10219 72.48 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-20 53 3844 72.53 CAREER INDIVIDUAL TOP 20 FINISHES...... Years Evt Top-20s Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 131 9504 72.55 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 48 28 Jack Ainscough...... 2017-20 73 5310 72.74 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 49 27 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-07 115 8370 72.78 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 50 27 Parker Edens...... 2011-14 85 6186 72.78 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 45 24 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 119 8678 72.92 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 45 23 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 50 22 CAREER AVERAGE VERSUS PAR Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 41 20 Name...... Years Rds Strokes Avg vs. Par Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 26 19 Nolan Martin...... 2002-04 78 5569 71.40 -0.41 Riley Arp...... 2005-10 41 17 Davis Bryant...... 2018-20 55 3943 71.69 +0.35 AJ Ott...... 2016-20 41 16 Zen Brown...... 2005-09 147 10610 72.18 +0.59 Cameron Harrell...... 2011-15 43 16 Martin Laird...... 2000-04 141 10219 72.48 +0.67 Dustin Morris...... 2006-10 143 10331 72.24 +0.68 Parathakorn Suyasri...... 2017-20 82 5907 72.04 +0.70 Jake Staiano...... 2015-19 121 8736 72.20 +0.74 Zahkai Brown...... 2008-12 134 9696 72.36 +0.80 AJ Ott...... 2016-21 147 10642 72.39 +0.94 Bryce Hanstad...... 2006-10 131 9504 72.55 +1.02 Derrick Whiting...... 2004-07 115 8370 72.78 +1.21 Oscar Teiffel...... 2018-20 53 3844 72.53 +1.25