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> THIS IS IU MEN’S GOLF > MEET THE HOOSIERS Season Preview...... 2-3 Drew Allenspach...... 38-39 2008 Roster/Schedule/Quick Facts...... 4 Seth Brandon...... 40-41 2008 NCAA Championship...... 5 Jorge Campillo...... 42-43 indiana MEN’S GOLF IU Practice Facility...... 6-7 Alex Martin...... 44-45 media guide IU Championship Course...... 8-10 Brandon Pike...... 46-47 North End Zone Facility...... 11 Eric Serch...... 48-49 The 2008 Indiana Men’s Golf Media Guide Athletic Facilities...... 12-13 Ben Bellville...... 50 is a production of the Indiana Athletics Basketball Development Center...... 14 Ren Han...... 51 Communications Office.I ndividuals wishing Strength & Athletic Training...... 15 Paul Park...... 52 to reproduce any portion of the guide should Indiana University...... 16-18 Incoming Freshmen...... 53 receive prior consent from the Indiana Bloomington...... 19 Career Tournament Results...... 54-55 Athletics Communications Office. Student Life...... 20 Photo Roster...... 56 Indiana Athletics Student Development...... 21 COMMUNICATIONS Office Alumni...... 22 > 2007 SEASON REVIEW Assembly Hall, Arts & Entertainment...... 23 2007-08-In-Review...... 57 1001 East 17th Street, Winning Tradition...... 24 2007-08 Statistics...... 58-59 Bloomington, in 47408 Compliance...... 25 Big Ten Network...... 26 > HISTORY & RECORDS IUHoosiers.com...... 27 Jeff Overton...... 60 CREDITS University Administration...... 28 Shaun Micheel...... 61 > Cover Design ryan PRESKE Athletics Administration...... 29 All-Americans...... 62-65 Indiana Golf Tradition...... 30-31 Individual Records...... 66 > Content KYLE KUHLMAN 2008-09 Tournament Previews...... 32-33 Postseason Feats...... 67 N nate Wiechers Honors...... 68 > eDiting indiana university > TEAM STAFF Team/Freshman Records...... 69 atHLetics COMMUNICATIONS Head Coach Mike Mayer...... 34-36 Year-by-Year Results...... 70-79 > graphic design ryan preske Support Staff...... 37 All-Time Coaches...... 80 Kyle Kuhlman All-Time Roster...... 81-87 > Layout Kyle Kuhlman > MEDIA SERVICES N nate wiechers IU Athletics Communications...... 88 R ryan Preske > PHotography Paul Riley PGA of america S sPorts illustrated Kohler, co., associated press

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The Indiana Hoosiers enter the 2008-09 “Jorge’s goal is simple, to campaign in pursuit of tournament titles. lead this team to Big Ten With the top four players from last season’s and NCAA Championships,” squad that finished 21st in the NCAAs all re- said Mayer. “He’s one of turning, the Cream and Crimson look to be the best players to ever in contention for Big Ten and NCAA Cham- play at Indiana University pionships in May ’09. and it’s going to be an honor and privilege to coach him “From top to bottom this has to be one of, his senior year.” if not the most, talented group of players we’ve had since I’ve been here,” said Head Fellow senior Seth Brandon Coach Mike Mayer. “We’ll be led by a strong is also one of the premier group of experienced upperclassmen with golfers in the Big Ten, earn- a bunch of talented, hungry younger guys ing second team all-confer- fighting for time in the lineup.” ence honors in 2008. Bran- don has shown the ability Second team All-Big Ten selection Seth Brandon Big Ten Champion and Player of the Year to place his name at the top Jorge Campillo headlines the Hoosier line- of the leaderboard, winning As a sophomore, Alex Martin played in all up after finishing in a tie for second place a pair of individual tournament titles in his 14 events for the Hoosiers and looks to re- at the 2008 NCAA Championship. Campil- career. His 216 at last season’s Pinehurst main in the lineup again in 2008-09. The St. lo’s 72.68 career scoring average through Intercollegiate earned him medalist honors Xavier High School (Ohio) product racked his first three seasons at IU ranks second and led the Hoosiers to their second con- up seven top-25 finishes and placed 19th all-time in the Hoosier record books. The secutive team title at the event. at Big Tens last season. Martin put in a lot Caceres, Spain native continued to shine of work on his golf game over the summer, over the summer, serving as captain for “Seth has the skills to challenge Jorge for playing in multiple tournaments and win- the victorious European team in the Palmer the top spot,” said Mayer. “He has that ning the Cincinnati Metropolitan Amateur. Cup. He also earned medalist honors at the level of talent, he just needs to put it all Spanish National Amateur and ended the together. From a ball-striking standpoint, “Alex continues to get better after another summer ranked #3 in the World Amateur there’s none better.” big summer,” said Mayer. “He is going to Rankings. come in this fall and push the top of the Academic All-American Drew Al- lineup. He’s a guy we are really going to lenspach also brings a load of count on this year to fight for a top spot on playing experience to the table this the team.” year, having donned the Cream and Crimson the past three seasons. The fifth spot in the lineup is likely a seven- He tallied three top-10 finishes man battle that includes two upperclass- last year, including a fifth place men, two sophomores and a trio of fresh- showing at the Mizzou Tiger Clas- men. Senior Brandon Pike has shown the sic. Allenspach exemplifies what it potential to find some time in the lineup means to be an IU student-athlete, following an outstanding summer. Pike is a giving 100-percent on the course confident, committed golfer that plays with and in the classroom. a lot of passion.

“What Drew Allenspach brings “We are looking for someone to seize the to this program is passion and he lineup spot and Brandon Pike is definitely brings a lot it,” said Mayer. “He one of the people who can do it,” said May- has the talent, the ability, the pas- er. “He wants to have a big senior year and sion, he has it all and we’re really he has the ability to do so.” looking for him to be the guy that gives us a spark when we need it Sophomore Ren Han earned several op- most, shooting some unbelievable portunities in the lineup as a freshman rounds of golf.” and is expected to be in the mix for more chances this season. Han posted a 217 at Jorge Campillo became the eighth Hoosier to win an the ’08 Pinehurst Intercollegiate, giving him individual Big Ten Championship after firing a four- a share of second place at the event. round score of 278 last season.

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“You don’t finish second in an intercolle- After taking a redshirt, Bellville looks to ride The schedule for 2008-09 is stacked with giate tournament like Pinehurst without a his red-hot summer play into the collegiate big-name courses and big-time intercol- ton of talent,” said Mayer. “Once he learns season. Bellville’s most impressive perfor- legiate golf tournaments. A group of four to understand the game a bit better, he will mance was at the Indianapolis Amateur ‘majors’ serves as the base for this sea- play with the best of them. He is going to Championship, winning the event with a 10- son’s docket with other competitive events fight for a starting spot.” under total of 130 (66-64). surrounding the ‘majors,’ including the adi- das Hoosier Invitational on April 11-12. Paul Park is another second-year player “Ben can hit the ball a long way, has the that cracked the lineup as a rookie. Park strength to play and has the desire to play,” “We built this schedule around the four ma- got the starting nod at the UNCG Bridge- said Mayer. “This could be an interesting jor tournaments,” said Mayer. “These are stone Classic, shooting a 230 and finishing year for Ben.” arguably the top four collegiate golf tourna- in a tie for 69th place. ments in the nation all year long.” Rounding out the competition for time in “Paul is as athletically talented as anybody the lineup is a pair of true freshman in Da- The first of the majors is the Olympia Fields/ on the golf team,” said Mayer. “He has a vid Erdy and Chase Wright. Neither player Fighting Illini Invitational from Sept. 19-21. great golf swing and I think he will push for is a stranger to big-time golf having played Indiana’s next major tournament will be held a spot in the lineup.” in multiple national-level tournaments over at Tiger Woods’ home course, Isleworth. the summer. The UCF Isleworth Collegiate is scheduled Redshirt junior Eric Serch and redshirt for Oct. 26-28. The spring season begins freshman Ben Bellville will also be vying for “They are both going to come in here with with back-to-back major competitions in a slot in the starting five. Serch is a walk- confidence like most freshman do and think the Collegiate Match Play Championship on that found his way into three events in they can defeat the world,” said Mayer. (Mar. 22-24) and United States Collegiate 2008, playing eight rounds for the Hoosiers. Championship (Apr. 5-7). “They will immediately push the older play- “Ball-striking wise, Eric’s as good as any- ers. If either one of those two are in the top- “This schedule was developed to chal- body else on the team,” said Mayer. “We five of this golf team this year we’re going lenge our team,” said Mayer. “We have just have to get him better around the to be pretty good.” the right nucleus on this team to be pushed. green. If we can do that, this guy can play It is the toughest schedule we’ve played some high-level golf.” in my 20 years of being involved with the team. We’re not doing it just for the sake of playing a tough schedule, we’re doing it to prepare the players for a run at the NCAA Championship.”

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UNIVERSITY FACTS 2008-09 IU MEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE Location:...... Bloomington, Ind. Founded:...... 1820 September Enrollment:...... 38,247 13-14 Wolf Run Intercollegiate...... Zionsville, Ind. Colors:...... Cream and Crimson 19-21 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv...... Chicago, Ill. Nickname:...... Hoosiers 29-30 Cardinal Intercollegiate...... Louisville, Ky. Conference:...... Big Ten President:...... Michael A. McRobbie October Athletic Director:...... Rick Greenspan 5-6 Windon Memorial Classic...... Chicago, Ill. 26-28 Isleworth UCF Collegaite...... Orlando, Fla. HEAD COACH Head Coach:...... Mike Mayer (11th Season) February Alma Mater:...... Indiana, 1987 13-14 Big Ten Match Play Championship...... Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

TEAM PREVIEW March 22-24 Collegiate Match Play Championship..... San Diego, Calif. Letterwinners:...... Returning/Lost; 8/2 Newcomers:...... 2 April 5-7 United States Collegiate Championship...... Atlanta, Ga. HOME COURSE 11-12 adidas Hoosier Invitational...... Bloomington, Ind. Course:...... IU Championship Golf Course 18-19 Boilermaker Invitational...... West Lafayette, Ind. Par:...... 71 Yardage:...... 6,813 May 1-3 Big Ten Championship...... University Park, Pa. ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS 14-16 NCAA Regional...... TBD Men’s Golf Contact:...... Kyle Kuhlman 27-30 NCAA Championship...... Toledo, Ohio Email:...... [email protected] Office:...... 812-855-4770 Cell:...... 419-308-8292 Fax:...... 812-855-9401 Website:...... www.IUHoosiers.com

2008-09 MEN’S GOLF ROSTER Name Yr. Ht. Hometown High School Drew Allenspach SR 5-11 Sugar Land, Texas Fort Bend Elkins Ben Bellville RS FR 5-10 Granger, Ind. Penn Seth Brandon SR 6-1 Dalton, Ga. The Baylor School Jorge Campillo SR 6-1 Caceres, Spain La Asuncion David Erdy FR 6-2 Boonville, Ind. Castle Andrew Frandsen FR 6-1 Lebanon, Ind. Lebanon Ren Han SO 5-5 Shenzhen, China Charles E. London Alex Martin JR 6-0 Middletown, Ohio St. Xavier Paul Park SO 6-1 Wayne, N.J. Wayne Valley Brandon Pike SR 6-0 LaFontaine, Ind. Huntington North Eric Serch RS JR 6-0 Barcelona, Spain Frederic Mistra Chase Wright FR 5-10 Muncie, Ind. Delta

Head Coach: Mike Mayer (11th Season)

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> Individually, Jorge Campillo put together one of the greatest showings in Hoosier history at the ‘08 NCAA Championship. Campillo tied for second place in the country after carding a 289 (75-70-72-72).

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TEAM-ONLY FACILITY > Indiana’s quest to regain national recognition with its golf program took a tremendous step forward in 2002. The Hoosiers unveiled a new state-of-the-art practice facility that enables the Hoosier student-athlete to hit any type of shot under tournament conditions. > The team-only facility includes two large bent grass teeing areas on each end. Seven large USGA greens and 19 white sand bunkers also grace the facility. Bent grass is the dominant turf on the facility, including two different varieties, which allows the Hoosiers to make the greens different speeds.

“We can see the effects of our new practice facility. Our team has the ability to hit shots that they would come across in tournament conditions. We have large greens that slope away from the golfer, demanding finesse shots. As we have moved forward, the facility has made our team competitive in the Big Ten and on a national stage.” > Head Coach Mike Mayer

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> Construction began on the facility through the spring of 2001. Noted golf course architect Tim Liddy designed the practice area and Wadsworth Golf Course Construction was the contractor.

> “ I was really excited to be a part of this project, and I’m thrilled with how it turned out. ”This is an exciting facility. I think we’ve built a unique, one-of- a-kind area that you won’t find anywhere else in the country. “ -- Tim Liddy

> Indiana student-athletes receive attention from the university in the classroom and with facilities. IU golfers have been provided with a state-of-the-art facility that offers any type of shot that can be found on the golf course. The old adage is “practice makes perfect”, and what a better place to do it than a “perfect practice” facility.

The upper end of the practice area includes an 11,000 square foot Along with the short-game area, the Hoosier golfers enjoy their pitching and chipping area surrounded by 11 bunkers. The pitching own private teeing and practice area at the IU Golf Course driv- and chipping area also has its own bent grass fairway and gives ing range. The widely spread out range features six large target the Hoosier team the opportunity to work on their short game. Also greens with a total of 20 pins at which to shoot. Alongside the on the upper end of the facility is a large, two-tiered, undulating, Hoosier golf tee is a huge putting green, offering many undulating USGA putting-only green. and fast putts. Adjacent to the driving range, the IU Golf Course also has an executive nine-hole, par-3 course that is very popular From the main hitting area on the lower end of the facility, IU among recreational golfers. student-athletes can hit shots from 175 yards in, into five USGA greens. There are nine additional sand bunkers on the lower end of the practice area, including two fairway bunkers. By far the best facility in the Big Ten, Indiana can attribute its improvement to this immaculate facility, which has quickly become the crown jewel of Indiana golf.

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The tradition of the Indiana’s men’s golf The university owned most of the layout program has been well documented and “When the original members of the since the early 1900s. Harrell estimated the university’s commitment to excellence Hoosier clan of Fee settled a thousand that the total cost of the golf course, ex- acres north by east of Bloomington, Ind., in the sport is evident by the golf facilities they had no idea that 250 of those acres, cluding the clubhouse, was about $175,000. that reside in Bloomington close to the IU heavily timbered hills, would one day be The amount was actually a fraction of what campus. the stage for what promises to be one of it cost to build a championship-caliber golf the most scenic and interesting playing course back in the 1950s. One reason for Located just a few minutes from campus, grounds in American golf. On these Injun the low cost was that little had to be done the Indiana University Golf Course offers summer days, this same thick forest, to make the golf course as far as building many amenities for golfers of all kinds. The where the hoot owls used to chase the hills, planting trees and moving dirt is con- facility includes an 18-hole championship chickens, is now being transformed cerned. Not one cent of tax money was into Indiana University’s own new golf course, a nine-hole executive course, a course.” used to build the course. All expenses to large, lighted driving range and a state-of- build the golf course were financed solely the-art practice facility for the team. - Charles Bartlett through student fees. Reporter, Chicago Tribune Construction began in 1954 on IU’s cham- (Oct. 31, 1954) Each day during construction, Harrell, a pionship layout, and three years later, the former quarterback and third baseman at 6,900 yard par-71 facility was finished. Indiana, climbed aboard a bulldozer com- Dense forest occupies the property re- Describing the golf course to then IU Presi- plete with root rakes, which yanked up the sulting in an 18-hole, tree-lined layout that dent Herman B. Wells, Harrell claimed, stumps of the trees after they had been lev- demands accuracy off the tee. When golf- “this is a golf course designed for all eled with chainsaws. ers reach the greens at the championship kinds of golfers—professionals, top-flight course, they are often faced with difficult amateurs, average amateurs, duffers and Knowing that the heat and humidity of In- putts on the large, severely sloped putting hackers—providing they can hit the ball diana summers would be common, fairway surfaces. The combination of slopes and straight.” and green watering systems were installed size give players plenty of room to work on during construction. The source for the ir- their short games. As if the tight fairways don’t make the rigation system was a newly installed mu- course tough enough, the IU layout is made nicipal reservoir, which is now known as Former Indiana men’s golf coach Jim Sou- even more difficult by the abundance of Lake Griffey. Laced into the clay and sand tar designed the championship course with doglegs over the hilly Monroe County ter- surface was blue grass and fescue for the help from former coordinator of Indiana rain. fairways, while the greens were seeded University’s athletic facilities Paul “Pooch” with C-1 bent grass. Harrell.

This view is from the original first hole of the IU Championship Course. Taken in 1954, this photo shows the number of trees that needed to be cleared for the hole to take shape. After the completion of the new clubhouse in the 1980s, this hole was no longer the first hole. This dogleg left is currently the second hole, a 340-yard par-4.

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Former Indiana golf coach Owen “Chili” Co- chrane and Soutar would often stroll back into the woods of the old Fee farm daily, while Soutar began to lay out the course in his mind and on paper. Soutar would then relay his ideas to IU’s draftsmen, who were in charge of providing the actual prints of the layout. It was during one of these long hikes back into the woods one day that the pair became lost in the dense forest and could not retrace their steps for hours.

Some of Indiana’s natural wildlife is often found roaming the fairways near dawn and dusk. The most popular visitor to the course is deer but wild turkeys, coyotes, fox and hawks also have been spotted on the 250-acre layout.

The front-nine holes demand very accurate tee shots and precise iron shots. The par- 36 frontside is evened out with two very good-sized par-5s and two lengthy par-3s. A side-angle view of the bunker-surrounded green on the 530-yard, par-5 ninth hole. Some of the many won- derful benefits of having such a wooded golf course are the numerous pines and overwhelming color of the The first hole, which was originally the 18th autumn trees. hole, is a beautiful dogleg left par-5 to an elevated green. The second and third holes are relatively the same, as both are tree- QUICK FACTS lined on both sides, and the golfer’s second Year Opened - 1957 Par shot is downhill to large greens. Designer - Jim Soutar 71 (36-35) • 72 (36-36) Mailing Address Director of Golf - Mike Mayer Course Rating State Road 46 Bypass The fourth hole is a very testy par-3 that, Sup’t - Brent Emerick 72.6 • 71.1 • 70.7 Bloomington, IN 47401 although the golfer tees from an elevated Yardage Slope Rating Phone: 812-855-7543 box, the hole can measure up to 225 yards. 6,813 • 6,477 • 5,394 132 • 128 • 117

Workers continue to make their way through the dense forest in the background, removing trees to make way for the IU Championship Course. In 1955, during the construction of the golf course, close to all the trees removed were done so manually.

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By far, the toughest stretch on the golf course is holes 9-12. Hole nine is a par-5 that doglegs to the left and demands a fairly straight drive off the tee. Once at the turn, the golfer is rewarded with one the most beautiful sights on the course, which is the view of the ninth green. Surrounded by large pine trees, the second shot into nine can be as rewarding as it is breathtaking.

The 10th hole is a tight tee shot into a valley, which leaves you with a very uphill second shot. The large green, which slopes se- verely back-to-front, can contribute to a bad start on the back nine, if the ball is not left below the hole.

On the 11th, the golfer faces another sce- nic shot as the dogleg right par-4 extends along the tree line, leaving the golfer with a Looking from behind the No. 1 green, a 482-yard par-5, the beauty of the IU Golf Course is displayed through the decisive tee shot. Trees along the right side rich red and white flowers that exist throughout the layout. of the hole will prohibit anyone from enter- ing the green from that angle. In the fall of 2002, director of golf and head Indiana’s men’s team served as host for The final hole in this tough stretch is No. men’s golf coach Mike Mayer, and super- the 2002 Northern Intercollegiate and the 12. This hole tees from out of the woods to intendent Brent Emerick began an exten- 2003 Big Ten Championships. And if any an uphill fairway. Marked off as a 430-yard sive facelift project on the course. All 20 critics believe that the IU Golf Course par-4 for the men, the women actually play existing bunkers were resized and config- has lost its toughness through the aging to a 381-yard par-5. For their second shots, ured and filled with Best Signature white process, long-time Ohio State men’s golf both men and women face another uphill sand in length. coach Jim Brown is quick to refute. shot, which leads into one of the smaller greens on the golf course. The IU championship course plays host “I have now come to IU for three Big to Indiana Section PGA events as well as Ten tournaments over my 30 years,” said Upon concluding the tough stretch of holes numerous collegiate tournaments. The Brown at the conclusion of the 2003 Big 9-12, golfers will find a little more room for course also has hosted a total of ten Big Ten Championships. “This is by far the error as they turn for the clubhouse. The Ten Championships, including seven for best shape I have seen this course in. I 18th hole on the championship course is a the men (1961, 1968, 1969, 1975, 1984, 1993, have never seen this course any better.” straight away par-4 with a view of the club- 2003) and three for the women (1985, 1996, house in the background. Once the golfer 2006). From Jim Soutar and “Pooch” Harrell has reached the green, he will find a very to the current coaching and golf course tricky surface with numerous slopes and The Hoosiers hosted their first Big Ten staff, the Indiana University Golf Course breaks to judge. The ball must stay below Championships in 1961, which was won has maintained a championship level for the hole in order to prevent the golfer from by the Ohio State men’s team. Medalist 50 years. This golf course rewards the ending with a big number on the score- honors went to the Buckeyes’ leader and managing golfer, but it can easily punish card. famed golf legend Jack Nicklaus. the golfer that cannot find the fairway.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Total Blue 525 355 400 226 376 397 210 382 515 3386 381 380 441 426 218 336 444 405 396 3427 6813 White 482 340 367 216 362 382 205 375 490 3219 372 357 430 413 195 283 435 388 385 3258 6477 Par 5 4 4 3 4 4 3 4 5 36 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 35 71

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TWO Important features OF THE NORTH END ZONE FACILITY > have been designed specifically to enhance the > North End Zone facility highlights fan experience. > First, it will become the home of the IU Hall of Champions, a space • Home of the IU hall of champions featuring museum-quality displays and a large banquet area where Hoosier • seating bowl, including outdoor club seating fans can gather to celebrate the past, present and future of IU Athletics. • New state-of-the-art Academic resource Center > Second, a new seating bowl, including an outdoor club seating area, • football meeting and team rooms will enclose the north end of the stadium. The resulting horseshoe layout • banquet room available for special events will connect the East and West stands and will enhance the gameday • balcony with stunning view of campus atmosphere on football Saturdays. The concourse level - which will enable • 24,000-square-ft. strength and conditioning center fans to walk from the East to West sides inside the gates - will feature new concession areas and men’s, women’s and family restrooms.

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> University Gym hosts volleyball and wrestling matches. A new hardwood floor was installed in summer 2006.

the current IU athletic plant > Dates back from 1960 when memorial stadium and the harry gladstein fieldhouse opened. Other major facilities have been added including Assembly Hall, Bill Armstrong Stadium, a greatly expanded Billy Hayes Track at the Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, Varsity Tennis Courts, Tennis Center, John Mellencamp Pavilion, and the 50-meter Counsilman Aquatics Center and Billingsley Diving Well in the Student Recreational Sports Complex (SRSC).

IU is in the midst of a $55 million facilities enhancement plan which includes a new basketball practice facility, new baseball and softball stadiums, and the enclosure of the North End Zone of Memorial Stadium to add new football and administration offices, a new strength & conditioning center, academic center, spectator seating and a Hall of Champions.

> A new Sportexe Momentum 41 surface was installed in the Hoosiers’ indoor practice facility, John Mellencamp Pavilion, in early summer 2007.

> Men’s and women’s basketball games are held at Assembly Hall, as well as several volleyball matches each season.

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Jerry yeagley field > Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium hosts Men’s and Women’s Soccer. Branch McCracken Court > Branch McCracken Court in storied Assembly Hall hosts Men’s and Women’s Basketball. Memorial stadium > Memorial Stadium is undergoing renovations to enclose the north end zone.

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Facility Highlights > 67,000-square-foot facility, featuring coaches’ offices, locker rooms, player lounges and meeting/video rooms > new practice courts that can be configured as two regulation-sized courts or four half courts > training room and strength development area exclusively for men’s and women’s basketball athletes > 24/7 player access to practice space and conditioning equipment > Legacy Court, which celebrates the unrivaled tradition of Indiana Basketball

The new Basketball Development Center, located in close proximity to Assembly Hall, will serve as the daily headquarters for the men’s and women’s basketball programs, providing them with a state-of-the-art venue in which to practice, train and condition. The 67,000 -square-foot, multilevel facility features practice courts, locker rooms, coaches’ offices and meeting/video rooms. Designed by HOK Sport of Kansas City, assisted by Moody-Nolan of Indianapolis, the Center will place IU at the forefront of collegiate basketball facilities.

> Locker Room Level > Entry level > Terrace level

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Training staff > The Indiana University Athletic Training Rooms are fully equipped to provide the student-athletes with the best medical care possible. Indiana University student-athletes work with team physicians and certified athletic trainers in receiving treatments such as therapeutic modalities, therapeutic exercise, aquatic therapy, and custom made braces and orthotics. The sports medicine staff also includes various consultants in a variety of specialties.

SPORTS MEDICINE > A sports medicine staff of 12 full-time athletic trainers, a team physician, a nurse practitioner, 12 graduate assistant athletic trainers and 50+ athletic training students assist each other in providing the best health care of Indiana University student-athletes.

HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB > IU is one of the few schools in the nation with a human performance lab on campus providing Olympic-style testing of athletes in all sports. > Eric Serch

JEFF WATKINSON Joe Lueken STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH ATHLETIC TRAINER > Jeff Watkinson begins his first year > Joe Lueken enters his 13th year at working with the men’s golf team and his IU and serves as the men’s golf athletic third season as a strength & conditioning trainer. Lueken is also the head trainer coach at Indiana University. In addtion for the men’s soccer and women’s golf to working with men’s golf, Watkinson programs. In his time at Indiana, Lueken also works with the men’s basketball has spent time working with football, team. The Chicago, Ill., native obtained baseball and track and field. In addtion, his master’s degree in Exercise Science He is an instructor and teaches within > Jeff Watkinson from IU in 1996. > Joe Lueken the curriculum of the athletic training program.

> Jorge Campillo and Eric Serch

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 15 indiana university indiana university provides > the personal touch that people expect from a smaller school, yet also offers the kind of benefits only a large school can: great libraries, advanced technology and resources, and world-renowned faculty.

> The rolling, forested Bloomington campus with its many Indiana limestone buildings has been judged one of the five most beautiful in the U.S. (Thomas A. Gaines, The Campus as a Work of Art). > Yahoo! Internet Life magazine included IU on it’s list of the 10 “most wired” colleges. > Newsweek chose IU Bloomington as its “Hottest Big State School” in 2005. > One of the “100 Best Values in Public Colleges.” - Kiplinger’s Personal Finance > Among the nation’s “Colleges with a Conscience.” - Princeton Review > Award for the best undergraduate teaching. - American Council on Education

> Alex Martin and Seth Brandon

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IU PROFILE TOTAL enrollment 29,828 undergraduates 8,419 graduate students INCOMING FRESHMAN CLASS 7,259 students 61% Indiana Residents 39% nonresidents 54% female 46% male 11% students of color (African American, Asian American, Latino, American Indian) 3% international students 61% in top quarter of high school class Average GPA for admitted fall freshmen 3.5 academics 13 undergraduate schools 183 undergraduate majors 336 degree programs 35 students in the average undergraduate class 4,000 courses offered each semester 1,948 full-time faculty 18:1 student to faculty ratio student life and activities Student Organizations: More than 500 Greek Life: 36 fraternities and 26 sororities Musical and Theatrical Productions: More than 1,100 every year Recreational Sports: 20 intramural and 40 club sports

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IU offers the best in academic excellence and variety > the choices and personal attention of a liberal arts college combined with the resources of a large research university. Our 183 undergraduate majors, 336 degree programs, and 4,000 courses per semester, plus options such as overseas study, internships, and honors programs, give you the flexibility and choices you want.

Learn from the best > Our faculty are the power behind our top-ranked programs. IU’s professors are nationally and internationally known scholars, researchers, and experts in their fields who value their role as teachers in our introductory courses and freshman seminars. We’re proud of our ratio of one professor for every 18 students on campus. CUTTING-EDGE RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY > Do your research at the library’s Information Commons. Write your paper in one of our over 90 technology centers. Get online from anywhere using the hundreds of wirelesss access points located across campus and throughout Bloomington explore your potential > Our approach to education is individual and challenging. IU has unique academic programs such as Intensive Freshman Seminars, the Hutton Honors College, individualized majors, hands-on undergraduate research, overseas study, direct admission, and preprofessional study.

> Academic All-American Drew Allenspach

> Seth Brandon and Alex Martin

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“…its cobblestoned streets, limestone buildings, and old-fashioned porches create a laid-back setting, while the outdoor markets and frequent concerts and lectures keep energy at a steady high. To paraphrase one local artisan, Bloomington has the soul of a big city but the heart of a small town… the cultural pulse of the midwest.” -Travel and Leisure Magazine

> Bloomington is the quintessential college town - active, intellectual, young, friendly, relaxed, and safe. It’s a small city of 69,000 with cultural resources and opportunities that rival cities many times its size. > You’ll find coffee houses, live music, festivals, open-air markets, historic architecture, cafes, restaurants, lakes, parks, museums, and theatres. > Bloomington is nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana with a central location in the heart of the Midwest. We’re an hour’s drive from Indianapolis and the Indianapolis International Airport, two hours from Louisville, three from Cincinnati, and four from Chicago and St. Louis. > We enjoy four distinct seasons in Bloomington, though the weather is generally mild. Extreme cold is rare, snowfall is limited, summers are balmy, and we enjoy long, beautiful autumns and early springs.

DISTANCES CLIMATE (IN MILES) AVERAGES

Indianapolis 50 High (F) Low (F) Precip. Louisville 80 Jan. 34 18 2.7” Cincinnati 110 Feb. 39 21 2.5” Chicago 195 Mar. 49 20 3.6” St. Louis 205 Apr. 64 42 3.7” Nashville 207 May 73 52 3.7” Detroit 285 June 82 61 4.0” Cleveland 300 July 85 65 4.3” Atlanta 390 Washington, D.C. 510 Aug. 84 63 3.5” New York 680 Sept. 78 55 2.7” Dallas 720 Oct. 66 43 2.5” Miami 993 Nov. 51 33 3.0” Los Angeles 1,795 Dec. 30 24 3.0”

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 19 student life the IU experience extends far beyond the classroom

Indiana memorial union > The IMU is our gathering place and one of the largest college unions in the world. Inside are six dining areas, three snack shops and a coffee house. Other services include a convenience store, a bookstore, a credit union, a 186-room hotel, a travel agency, a bowling alley, a copy center, computer labs, a movie theatre and auditorium, a hair salon, a Ticketmaster outlet, and student meeting rooms. Housing > There are 11 residence halls on campus, clustered into three neighborhoods, each with a distinct blend of programs, dining options, amenities, services, and resources. All of the residence halls are coed, with separate living spaces for men and women. Greek Life > IU is home to an active Greek community. Approximately 5,300 students join one of our 62 fraternities and sororities. Most chapters operate their own houses on campus and all offer opportunities for scholarship, community service, and leadership development. Recreation > You’ll find a getaway on campus through our nationally-recognized recreational sports programs and facilities. You can put together your own intramural team or join a club sport and compete against off-campus opponents. If you’re more into fitness than competition, you’ll make good use of our two state-of-the-art recreation centers, as well as workout rooms in the residence centers. Outdoor sport enthusiasts will find nearby places to mountain bike, hike, cross-country ski, ride horses, golf, rollerblade, camp, swim, sail, and paddle.

20 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com student development

ACADEMIC SERVICES Dr. M. Grace Calhoun > Monitor the academic progress of student-athletes on a regular basis Associate Athletic Director, Student > Maintain a feedback system throughout the semester requesting Development and Compliance/Senior professors to provide information concerning the academic progress of Woman Administrator student-athletes > Dr. M. Grace Calhoun directs student > Plan schedules each semester with the student-athlete to ensure development and compliance for the compliance with Big Ten/NCAA Normal Progress Rules and IU athletics department including academic regulations advising, learning services, supervised study, > Provide supervised study environment where student-athletes may meet life skills development, career services and with mentors, work in small groups and study in a quiet atmosphere NCAA and Big Ten rules compliance. The > Inform student-athletes of academic progress each semester > Dr. M. Grace Calhoun Student Development and Compliance unit > Provide assistance in choice of major and career counseling collaborates closely with campus academic > Refer student-athletes to the appropriate source for graduation status and student-services units to ensure the delivery of exceptional services to IU’s support services student-athletes. > Disseminate information on all aspects of the University Mattie white > Counsel individuals concerning problems of a personal or academic Assistant. A.D. for Student Services nature and give referral assistance when deemed necessary > Mattie White, the assistant athletic > Provide opportunities for leadership development, community service, director for student services is entering and other life skills development opportunities for all student-athletes her fourth year at Indiana University. Along > Assist student-athletes in the job-search process through extensive with her administrative duties and advising networking with alumni of our programs responsibilities, White coordinates the > Serve as the liaison to important consituencies on campus such as the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program and is the faculty, deans, academic support personnel, student affairs personnel, > Mattie White advisor for the Student-Athlete Advisory residential programs and student ethics Committee (SAAC). > Support in making a smooth transition to life as a student-athlete • Making the transition from high school to college life KIMYA MASSEY • Learning appropriate and effective advocacy skills Assistant A.D. for Advising & Counseling • Developing strategies for balanced growth and development > Kimya Massey, the assistant athletic director for advising and counseling is LEARNING services entering his third year at Indiana University. > Support in learning skills and strategies necessary for success in the Massey advises both men’s and women’s college classroom basketball and baseball. He also assists with • Private consultation with the Learning Specialist all aspects of academic services for Hoosier • Informal reading and study-skills assessment student-athletes. • Communication and coordination with Academic Department advisors > Kimya Massey BRENDA BLACKBURN > Maintain a specialized tutoring staff available to student-athletes Academic Advisor > Support in making the most effective use of tutors > Brenda Blackburn enters her second year • Developing effective strategies for use of content area tutoring at IU. She completed her master’s degree at • Communication with tutors to monitor progress and to consistently Oklahoma State University in Educatiional support skill and strategy development Leadership. While at Oklahoma State, she > Coordinate a mentoring program aimed at assisting all student-athletes, worked in many aspects of the athletic especially first-year student-athletes, with transition from high school to department, including tutoring/facilitating post-secondary academics student-athletes. Blackburn earned a degree > Offers testing and placement services for student-athletes in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois, where she also lettered with the basketball team.

> Brenda Blackburn

> Drew Allenspach earned a spot on the 2008 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America team. He is the eighth Hoosier men’s golfer to collect this honor.

> Allenspach carries a perfect 4.0 GPA as an accounting and finance major.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 21 alumni

> Antwaan Randle El Wide receiver for the Washington Redskins

> Jane Pauley Broadcaster

> Indiana University has more than 495,000 living graduates worldwide. > Nearly 250,000 IU graduates live In Indiana. more than 50 percent of Indiana’s Physicians, 40 percent of nurses, 64 percent of Optometrists, 35 percent of teachers, 75 percent of lawyers and 90 percent of Dentists are IU graduates. > More than 9,000 IU graduates live In 153 countries, territories and Protectorates outside the United States.

> Tavis Smiley > Micael Uslan > Will Shortz Host, Tavis Talks, PBS Producer for the Batman Editor for the New York film series Times Crossword puzzle

> Shaun Micheel Top Left: Mark Spitz, nine-time gold medal winner 2003 PGA Champion Top Middle: Meg Cabot, author, The Princess Diaries Top Right: Joshua Bell, violinist

22 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com arts & entertainment you’ll find an amazing mix > of cultural offerings and opportunities at IU. Popular concert artists, Broadway touring companies, art exhibits, world leaders, fascinating speakers, and dance troupes regularly come to campus.

> IU also produces more than 1,100 musical performances, operas, and theatre productions each year. > The IU Art Museum, designed by I.M. Pei, hosts an exceptional collection of more than 35,000 art objects, including Picasso and Monets. > Assembly Hall was transformed into a set for CNBC’s “Mad Money Back to School Tour.” The show was taped on April 4, 2007, and featured IU students with host Jim Cramer and special guest IU alum Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. > ESPN’s College GameDay made its inaugural trip to Assembly Hall on Feb. 15, 2008. Rece Davis, Jay Bilas, Hubert Davis and Digger Phelps fired up the Hoosier faithful prior to IU’s 80-61 victory over Michigan State.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 23 winning tradition

> Left: Ben Hesen 2008 100-yard Backstroke National Champion

> Right: Men’s Soccer Team Claimed their 13th Big Ten regular season championship in 2007

> Angel Escobedo > Leila Vaziri 2008 125-pound NCAA National Champion Former 50-meter Backstroke World Record Holder

indiana by the numbers > 23 ncaa team championships > 131 Ncaa champions > 160 Big Ten Championships > 2,513 Academic all-big Ten Honorees > 7 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships > 167 Olympians > 84 MEdals: 48 Gold, 16 Silver, 20 Bronze

> Jessica Gall, 2007 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship honoree

24 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com NCAA compliance winning the right way The IU Athletics’ compliance office is proud of our commitment to integrity, and believes that winning while complying with the rules is the only way to win. Listed below is some important information for all prospective student-athletes, their family and friends, and fans and supporters of Indiana University to understand.

What you need to know about recruiting: • IU coaches may begin sending you letters and emails September 1 of your junior year of high school. Our coaches may begin calling you on the phone on July 1 after your junior year, and are generally limited to one call per week. You may call an IU coach anytime. • An IU coach may have contact with you off of IU’s campus beginning July 1 after your junior year of high school, but only during a contact period or your official visit to IU. Coaches may not have contact with you on the day of one of your athletic competitions until you are done competing, even on an official or unofficial visit. • Unofficial visits are visits you make toI ndiana University at your own expense. You may make unlimited unofficial visits, unless it is during a dead period. A coach is not permitted to have ANY in-person contact, on- or off-campus, with you during any dead period. • Alumni, boosters, and any other representatives of Indiana University’s athletics interests cannot participate in recruiting. Phone calls, emails, and personal contact between these reps and you or your relatives are strictly prohibited. • You may not accept any benefit, gift, or service, such as cash, clothing, cars, transportation, loans or discounts from an Indiana University staff member or a representative of IU’s athletics interests. Doing so may jeopardize your eligibility to compete in intercollegiate athletics.

How YOu Get ELIGIBLE: • You should apply for certification with the NCAA Eligibility Center immediately following your junior year in high school. Contact a high school counselor or the Eligibility Center (toll-free at 877-262-1492 or on-line at http://web1. ncaa.org/eligibilitycenter) for more information. • In order to be eligible to practice and compete in intercollegiate athletics, prospects must have a minimum cumulative GPA in a core curriculum of 16 specific college-prep courses, and have achieved a minimum required score on the ACT or SAT. The required courses and the sliding scale of corresponding GPAs and test scores can be found on the NCAA website (www.ncaa.org), the IU athletics website (www.iuhoosiers.com) or by asking a high school counselor. The required SAT or ACT score must be achieved under national testing conditions on a national testing date.

The information provided here is just a brief overview of the many rules and regulations that govern college athletics and does not include all applicable provisions. For further information, please contact the compliance office or visit our website at www.iuhoosiers.com/compliance/ind-compliance.html.

key contacts: Ian Rickerby Anitra House Kathy Arnold Assistant AD-Compliance Eligibiligy & Systems Assist. Comp. & Financial Aid 812-856-6074 812-855-5126 812-856-2161 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Jean Sherfick Linda Tatum Ryan VonGunten Initial Elig. & Recruiting Director of Program Planning Compliance Specialist 812-856-7257 812-856-2462 812-856-2161 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 25 big ten network

> about the big ten network Women’s Basketball The Big Ten Network is dedicated to covering the Big • each Big Ten women’s basketball team will make Ten Conference and its 11 member institutions. The approximately 8-10 appearance on the Big Ten Network Big Ten Network provides unprecedented access to this winter. an extensive schedule of conference sports events • In all, the network televised 55 regular season and shows; original programs in academics, the arts games plus nine Big Ten Basketball Tournament games and sciences; campus activities; and associated in 2007-08. personalities. Sports programming includes live • All of these games were produced in high definition. coverage of more events than ever before, along with • The network has a live studio presence at the Big Ten news, highlights and analysis, all complemented by Women’s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis. hours of university-produced campus programming. The > QUICK FACTS NCAA-Sponsored Sports Big Ten Network is a joint venture between subsidiaries • In its first year, the Big Ten Network televised more of the Big Ten Conference and Fox Cable Networks. The Agreement: than 170 NCAA-sponsored events such as hockey, Big Ten Network reaches a national audience through 20-Year joint venture between baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, track and field, distribution arrangements with approximately 240 subsidiaries of the Big Ten swimming and diving, etc. cable and satellite companies. Conference and Fox Cable Networks. Big Ten Championships > LIVE EVENTS • In 2007, the Big Ten Network televised 17 Big Ten In its “freshman season,” the Big Ten Network televised Headquarters: Championships and Tournaments in the sports of more than 400 live events, plus hundreds of hours of Chicago, Ill. basketball, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and original programming, classic games, coaches’ shows diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and campus programming. Virtually all of the network’s Launch date/time: volleyball and wrestling. live event programming is available in high definition. August 30, 2007, 8 PM ET Football • Each Big Ten football team will make multiple Sports televised: appearances on the Big Ten Network this fall Football, men’s basketball, • Each team is guaranteed to make at least two women’s basketball and other appearances on the network per year and one of them NCAA-sponsored sports WANT MORE? NOW THERE’S will be a conference game WWW.BIGTENNETWORK.COM ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING: • The network televised 41 football games in 2007, 38 For video highlights of your Big Ten in high definition. Big Ten Tonight Friday Night Tailgate teams, human interest features on your Men’s Basketball Big Ten Tip-Off Show favorite student-athletes and all the • Each Big Ten men’s basketball team will make The Big Ten’s Greatest Games latest happenings in the Big Ten, log approximately 15-20 appearances on the Big Ten The Big Ten Women’s Show onto www.BigTenNetwork.com. The Network this winter. Big Ten Short Stories network’s online home also contains • Through the creation of the Big Ten Network, every Big Ten Extra Points statistics, schedules and more. home Big Ten basketball game was produced. Coaches’ Q&A • The network televised 64 in-conference match-ups, The Journey plus three Big Ten Tournament contests. • All of these games were produced in high definition. • The network has a live studio presence at the Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis.

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IUHoosiers.com FEATURES > easy navigation w/ large photos > all-access video of game highlights > behind-the-scenes features on your favorite hoosiers > UP to the minute schedules, game stats and scores > as well as full reports on your favorite sports including: • Biographies • PDF Media Guides • News stories • Schedule/Results • 2008 Quick Facts • Statistics • Weekly Notes • Photo Galleries

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 27 university administration michael a. mcrobbie > Indiana University’s 18th president on july 1, 2007

plan that has served as a model for institutions across the strategic plan to help create and nurture global relationships nation. He also played a major role in the creation of the that support the university’s academic programs and provide School of Informatics, the nation’s first university program to opportunities for faculty and students. Leading recent combine all aspects of information technology into a single university delegations to China and Japan, McRobbie has discipline. helped establish and renew cooperative research ventures McRobbie drew on his extensive background in high- with several of those nations’ premier universities. performance computer networking as he directed the In addition to his senior administrative responsibilities, development of I-Light, an integrated, high-speed optical fiber McRobbie holds professorships in cognitive science, network that will soon link every public and private college computer science, informatics, and philosophy, and an campus in Indiana. His foresight led to IU’s involvement and adjunct professorship in library and information science management of the Internet2 Abilene network, a national, on the IU Bloomington campus. He is also a professor of high-speed data network that supports research among computer technology in the Purdue School of Engineering at universities across the country and has fostered relationships the IUPUI campus. for high-speed connections around the world. He also In 2007, McRobbie was named an honorary member founded IU’s Pervasive Technology Laboratories, funded in of IU’s Alliance of Distinguished and Titled Professors. He 1999 by a $30 million grant from the Lilly Endowment. is only the third IU president to receive the award and the In May 2003, McRobbie was given additional first president to be made an honorary member while still in responsibilities as vice president for research. His aim was office. to increase external funding for IU programs with the goal A principal investigator on numerous grants, his of doubling such funding by 2010. He has been instrumental research interests include artificial intelligence, automated in securing multimillion dollar grants for life sciences theorem-proving and computational logic, high performance initiatives such as the Indiana Metabolomics and Cytomics networking, and the non-numerical applications of parallel Initiative (METACyt) and the Indiana Genomics Initiative at supercomputing, especially in symbolic computation. Michael A. McRobbie became Indiana University’s 18th IU (INGEN), as well as for the popular New Frontiers in the A native of Australia, McRobbie came to IU from the president on July 1, 2007. His broad expertise in fostering Arts and Humanities Program, which supports the creation of Institute of Advanced Study at the Australian National research partnerships and collaborative leadership style major new works of art in a variety of genres. University (ANU), where he was a professor of information have enhanced the educational and research missions of In 2006, he helped the university reach a deal with IBM technology and chief executive officer of the Cooperative the university and have strengthened the university’s already to acquire one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, Research Centre for Advanced Computational Systems. He glorious traditions in the arts. ensuring IU’s continued leadership in national research earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Queensland When McRobbie came to IU as vice president of initiatives such as the National Science Foundation’s TeraGrid, and a doctoral degree from ANU. information technology in 1997, then-IU President Myles which links the nation’s most powerful supercomputers. In his spare time, McRobbie is an avid reader with Brand asked him to create a modern information technology That same year McRobbie was appointed interim provost a special interest in history and the arts. A widower who environment throughout the university that would make and vice president for academic affairs at IU Bloomington. In recently remarried, he and his wife, Laurie Burns, enjoy the university a leader “in absolute terms for uses and that role, he pursued priorities for the arts and humanities, travel and keep busy with their six children. applications of IT.” As a first step, McRobbie prepared the life sciences, and the recruitment and retention of students IU Information Technology Strategic Plan, an ambitious and faculty. He also worked to develop an international

university board of trustees

William Cast Philip N. Eskew, Jr. Stephen L. Ferguson Jack M. Gill Arthur D. King

Thomas E. Reily, Jr. Derica W. Rice Patrick A. Shoulders Sue H. Talbot

28 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com athleticS administration

rick greenspan > Indiana University’s 19th athleticS director on September 4, 2004

since his arrival as Indiana University’s 19th Athletics Greenspan also currently serves on the Big Ten Compliance Director on Sept. 2, 2004, Rick Greenspan has enhanced and and Reinstatement Committee. maintained the Hoosiers’ broad-based, 24-sport program. During Greenspan arrived in Bloomington after spending the previous Greenspan’s tenure, Indiana has: six years as the Director of Athletics at the United States Military Academy at West Point. At Army, Greenspan led a program with • organized and led the first comprehensive capital campaign in a $23 million budget that served nearly 800 student-athletes. the history of IU Athletics While there, Greenspan oversaw the design and construction • broken ground on a multi-million dollar facility enhancement of several major athletics facilities and the updating of older project which includes the new north end zone facility, a ones. Greenspan’s aggressive facilities improvement program basketball development center, academic resource center included the Kimsey Athletic Center and the Hoffman Press Box. and new baseball and softball stadiums The Gross Sports Center, the home of Army Gymnastics; the • enjoyed a 40.8 percent increase in Varsity Club annual giving, Lichtenberg Tennis Center; the Tronsrue Marksmanship Center; recorded $24.5 million in gifts and pledges to the Big Ten’s the Malek Tennis Center and the new Army Softball Complex largest scholarship endowment and $8 million in capital were also completed during his tenure. support He overhauled the annual giving program, which resulted • captured eight individual or team national titles and had an in a 300-percent increase in gifts, and he created a system individual set a world record of coaches’ accountability and support programs in which 34 • ranked among the Big Ten Conference leaders in academic percent of all student-athletes were recognized on the dean’s all-league selections and saw an IU athlete earn an NCAA list. Post Graduate Scholarship each year from 2005-07. Army teams were highly competitive on Greenspan’s watch. • recorded two wins in annual Crimson and Gold Cup all-sports In overall sports standings in the Patriot League, Army’s men’s competition series with Purdue and women’s athletic teams finished second in the league’s • hired the late Terry Hoeppner as the head football coach, President’s Cup standings from 2002-04. and saw him rejuvenate an IU fan base that contributed to Before going to Army, Greenspan was director of a 39 percent increase in per game attendance, a 46 percent intercollegiate athletics at Illinois State University from 1993-99, increase in overall season ticket sales and a 110 percent where he managed a 19-sport NCAA Division I program on a $10 increase in student season ticket sales. million budget and developed a reserve in excess of $5 million. Greenspan spent one year as senior associate athletics • provided leadership in the wake of the death of Hoeppner. Athletics facilities and student-athlete support services were director at the University of Miami (Fla.) before becoming The Hoosiers earned their first bowl trip since 1993 under enhanced during his watch, and ISU teams received the Missouri athletics director at ISU. Bill Lynch, who Greenspan subsequently appointed head Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy, an honor representative of Prior to his time at Miami, he was at the University of coach following the regular season. overall athletic program excellence, four times - 1993, 1996, 1997 California at Berkeley for eight years, where he was associate • hired Tom Crean to lead the IU basketball program. Crean and 1998. The rate of student-athlete graduation was nearly 70 athletics director for external affairs and also served as acting averaged over 20 wins a season in nine years at Marquette percent, well above that of the general student population on athletics director for one year. Greenspan held positions in and led the Golden Eagles to five NCAA Tournament campus. physical education and recreational sports at the University of appearances including the 2003 Final Four, Greenspan’s leadership has extended into the athletic Wisconsin at Milwaukee and the University of New Hampshire • hired Tracy Smith as the baseball coach and Felisha Legette- conferences with which he has been associated as well as at the beginning of his career. Jack as the women’s basketball coach - both coaches have with the NCAA. He was chairperson of the Patriot League He earned a master’s degree in physical education with an those respective programs on the rise Athletic Administration Committee. He was a member of the athletics administration emphasis from Idaho State University in • also hired Sherry Dunbar to guide the volleyball program, board of trustees of the NCAA Division I-A Athletics Director’s Pocatello, Idaho. He also has a bachelor’s degree in behavioral Michelle Gardner to head the softball program, Randy Association, a member of the NCAA Management Council and science from the University of Maryland, where he was a four- Bloemendall to lead the men’s tennis program and Ron a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors year letterwinner in baseball. Helmer to serve as director of track and field and men’s and of Athletics Executive Committee. While at ISU, he was the A native of Greenbelt, Md., Greenspan and his wife Jenny women’s head coach this past year Gateway Football Conference President, chaired the Missouri have two grown children - Emily, 26, a graduate of the University • overseen the installation of a new $1.99 million scoreboard/ Valley Conference media, championship and finance committees, of Connecticut; and Ben, 23, who received his bachelor’s and video board, the field hockey team’s move from Mellencamp and was a member of the Gender Equity, Long-Range Planning master’s degrees from IU and is a former two-year letterwinner Pavilion to a new outdoor facility in 2007 and the installation and Expansion Committee for the Missouri Valley/Gateway on the Hoosier baseball team. of a new, banked indoor track at Gladstein Fieldhouse Conference.

Tim Fitzpatrick Chris Reynolds M. Grace Calhoun Kevin Clark Scott Dolson Sr. Associate AD Sr. Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Student Development/ Business and Finance Development Compliance/SWA

Jack Garrett Janet Kittell Mary Ann Rohleder Terri Smithson Associate AD Associate AD Director of Chief of Staff Facility Management Sports Administration Administrative Services

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 29 indiana golf tradition

­­­­­The sport of men’s golf has been a staple in DID YOU KNOW IU MEN’S GOLF... Indiana University athletics for many years. The Hoosiers began competing in the 1920s > has won the second most Big Ten Championships (8) since 1962. and made their first appearance at the Big > has had players earn 45 All-Big Ten honors, the second most in conference history. Ten Championships in 1922. Success has > is the home of seven Big Ten Players of the Year, the most in conference history. followed the Hoosiers over the course of > was the home of three-time Big Ten Player of the Year, Randy Leen. the last 80-plus years, and IU’s tradition in men’s golf is as prestigious as any Big Ten > has appeared at the NCAA Championships 14 times. school. > has had 15 NCAA All-Americans recognized 24 times. > has had two top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships. The Hoosiers won their first of eight Big Ten Championships in 1962 and went on to win five more crowns over the course of the Indiana’s first Big Ten Player of the Year The Evansville, Ind., native won eight career next 12 years. During a stretch between came in 1991, when Shaun Micheel took tournaments, including Big Ten medalist 1968 and 1984, the Hoosiers finished in the home the honor. Randy Leen won the honors in 2005, and for the second straight top three at the Big Ten Championships 17 award three straight seasons from 1996- year was named Big Ten Player of the of 18 times, winning five crowns. Indiana 98, something only one other player, Luke Year in 2004-05, becoming the first Hoosier remerged in the ’90s with championship Donald (Northwestern, 1999-2001), has since Leen (1996-98) to garner the award in runs in 1991 and again in 1998. The 1991 accomplished in the history of the Big Ten. consecutive seasons. championship came on the heels of a ninth- Jeff Overton then brought home Big Ten place finish just onea season prior. Player of the Year awards to the Hoosier Additionally in 2004-05, Overton won the program in 2004 and 2005. Most recently, Les Bolstad Award for low season stroke Those eight Big Ten Championships since Jorge Campillo was named the conference’s average for the second time in as many 1962 are the second most by any Big Ten top player in 2008. years. Overton was named to the All- school (Ohio State - 18). The list of Hoosier Big Ten team all four years of his career, greats is long, as on 16 different occasions Leen twice went on to earn All-America claiming first-team honors three times. He an Indiana men’s golfer has earned All- recognition, highlighted by a 10th-place also became the first Hoosier to participate America recognition and on 45 different finish at the 1997 NCAA Championships. in both the Walker and Palmer Cups in 2005. occasions a Hoosier has been named to Overton was a second team All-American Campillo was also a Palmer Cup participant the All-Big Ten team, second most in the in 2004 after tying for 20th at the 2004 in 2007 and 2008, representing the European Big Ten. On seven of those 45 occasions, NCAA Championships and was a second team. the Hoosier named to the All-Big Ten team team honoree again in 2005. He completed also took home Big Ten Player of the Year - his four years in Bloomington leaving his The Hoosiers have excelled at the NCAA the most in conference history. personal stamp on the program. Overton Championships over the years, earning five is the only Hoosier golfer to ever card top-20 finishes in the 1970s and seven total a single-season scoring average since 1969. The Hoosiers twice advanced under 70 with 69.97 in 2004-05, and his to the championships in the ’80s and most career average of 71.72 bested Leen’s recently competed for the crown in 2008, 73.49 mark for the top spot in school their 14th appearance. Indiana has finished history. among the top 10 twice.

“I decided to attend Indiana because of The Hoosiers made their first appearance in Coach Mayer and the team practice fa- 1958, placing 13th. Wayne McDonald helped cility. Indiana gave me the opportunity to the Hoosiers to an 11th-place finish at the become the player I am today. I owe a lot 1969 NCAA Championships, and recorded to Indiana University. It was a great place the best individual finish in Hoosier history, to spend four years of my life academi- a second-place tie. Campillo then matched cally and athletically.” that feat in 2008, also tying for second place -- Jeff Overton in the country.

Jeff Overton (2002-05) The following season, McDonald earned • two-time All-America (2004-05) All-America honors and helped the Hoosiers • ‘05 Walker and Palmer Cup to a 12th-place finish at the NCAAs. From • two-time Big Ten POTY (‘04-’05) 1972-1977, Indiana placed in the top 25 • ‘05 Big Ten Champion at the NCAA Championships, led by the • ‘03-’05 Academic All-Big Ten

30 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com indiana golf tradition play of All-Americans Kelly Roberts, Bob Ackerman, Gary Biddinger, Rob Jackson “I grew up in Ohio and went to visit IU, and I and Kevin Proctor. really liked it and just felt like I fit in. There was just something about the campus that In 1975, Ackerman and Biddinger were co- made me want to come to Indiana. I fell in Big Ten Champions, only the second time love with the golf program. I also went to a teammates have tied for medalist honors. basketball game while visiting, and I saw the A total of six Hoosiers have won Big Ten tradition of sports at IU and that was enough. medalist honors. Byron Comstock was the It just has a great atmosphere with fan support first in 1964 and Don Padgett II was the like no other school can compare to. I really second in 1969. enjoyed my time at IU, and it was just the place for me.” Mike Ingram won in 1984, and Micheel -- Randy Leen earned medalist honors in 1991 with what at the time was the third-lowest score in Randy Leen (1995-98) Championship history (71-68-70-67=276). • three-time Big Ten POTY (‘96-98) He also won the Les Bolstad Award for the • two-time All-America (‘97-’98) • Walker Cup participant lowest stroke average in the conference • All-Big Ten from 1996-98 with a 72.1 average. Micheel was All-Big Ten in 1990 and 1991. Campillo kept it rolling in ‘08, finishing Eight Hoosiers have earned Academic All- The 1991 season also saw Jody Roudebush in a tie for second place at the NCAA America accolades throughout the years. become the first Hoosier golfer to be named Championships. As a team, the Hoosiers Roudebush was a three-time honoree from Big Ten Freshman of the Year. He went on to finished 21st in the country. Campillo pulled 1992-94, while Josh Brewer earned the earn All-Big Ten honors in 1993 and 1994. off the Big Ten ‘triple crown,” winning national accolade in both 1997 and 1998. the Big Ten individual championship, Big Joe Tomaselli (1992), Michael Kemper During the 2005-06 season, Mayer led the Ten Player of the Year and Les Bolstad (1996) and Drew Allenspach (2008) also Hoosiers to their third consecutive NCAA Award. Seth Brandon was also All-Big earned Academic All-America laurels. Regional appearance, marking the first time Ten, a second-team selection. Campillo Additionally, Ryan Cassidy (2004), Brad IU collected three consecutive postseason once again represented Europe in the 2008 Marek (2005), Scott Seibert (2005) and berths since advancing to six straight Palmer Cup. Allenspach collected All-America Scholar from 1972-77. Indiana also captured two honors. team titles throughout the season, which Indiana golfers are not only successful culminated in Mayer being named both on the golf course, but in the classroom In a program that has excelled in its 80- Big Ten and Midwest Region Coach of the as well. In 2004 and 2005, eight Hoosiers plus-year history, Hoosier golfers continue Year. earned Academic All-Big Ten honors, to add to Indiana’s rich golfing tradition the most honorees in one season in the both on and off the course. In addition to Mayer’s honors, Jorge program’s history. In 2006, six Hoosiers Campillo shattered Overton’s freshman earned the honor followed by four in 2007. scoring average, ending the season with Since the honor was created in 1986, a total a 72.67 average, the eighth-best in school of 68 Hoosiers have earned Academic All- history. Campillo was also named Big Ten Big Ten honors. Freshman of the Year by a unanimous vote and became the first IU rookie since Overton in 2002 to be selected to the All-Big Ten team. The Caceres, Spain, native also “I am very proud to say that I am an Indiana University graduate. earned a spot on the PING All-Midwest Some of my fondest memories come from my time spent at IU. Region team following the season. Indiana had a successful golf team and to play golf in the Big Ten is very special. I chose to come to IU not only to play golf but also In 2006-07, All-Big Ten selection Campillo because of the strong business school. Indiana gave me what I was qualified for NCAA Regionals and finished looking for as far as golf goes as well as in the classroom.” the season with a 73.76 scoring average. He also became the second Hoosier (Jeff -Don Padgett II, 1969 All-Big Ten Overton) to ever participate in the Palmer Cup, as he represented Team Europe.

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WOLF RUN OLYMPIA FIELDS CARDINAL INTERCOLLEGIATE FIGHTING ILLINI INV. INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 13-14, 2008 Sept. 19-21, 2008 Sept. 29-30, 2008

Zionsville, Ind. Chicago, Ill. Louisville, Ky. Wolf Run Golf Club Olympia Fields Cardinal Club Par 71 • 7,220 Yards North Course • Par 70 • 7,157 Yards Par 72 • 6,945 Yards South Course • Par 72 • 6,594 Tournament Notes Tournament Notes Tournament Notes • Indiana finished in third place at last • Indiana finished in third place at last • Event is being hosted by the season’s Wolf Run Intercollegiate season’s Fighting Illini Invitational University of Louisville

• Seth Brandon finished second at last • Jorge Campillo led the way with a • Indiana will be the only Big Ten year’s event with a 212 (68-69-75) second place showing a year ago (204) institution in the playing field

•Course is ranked 24th in Golfweek • Olympia Fields has been the site of Other Teams Competing Amercia’s 100 Best Modern Courses 16 major championships Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Dayton, Denver, DePaul, Eastern Kentucky, Furman, Other Teams Competing Other Teams Competing George Mason, Geroge Washington, Ball State, Eastern Michigan, Illinois, Arizona State, Central Florida, Duke, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisville, IUPUI, Kent State, Kentucky, Louisville, Florida State, Illinois, Northwestern, Marquette, Marshall Michigan, Missouri, North Florida, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Purdue, SMU, Princeton, Purdue, Toledo Stanford, Texas, UCLA, Vanderbilt

WINDON MEMORIAL ISLEWORTH BIG TEN MATCH CLASSIC UCF COLLEGIATE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Oct. 5-6, 2008 Oct. 26-28, 2008 Feb. 13-14, 2009

Chicago, Ill. Orlando, Fla. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. North Shore Country Club Isleworth Golf & Country Club Heron Bay Golf Club Par 72 • 7,031 Yards Par 72 • 7,544 Yards Par 72 • 7,268 Yards

Tournament Notes Tournament Notes Tournament Notes • Indiana finished in third place at last • Members of Isleworth include PGA • All 11 Big Ten institutions will season’s Windon Memorial Classic greats such as Tiger Woods, compete in the event Charles Howell III, Mark O’Meara, • Jorge Campillo and Seth Brandon each John Cook and Lee Janzen • Heron Bay was named “One of America’s finished in the top-10 individually 10 Best New Public Golf Courses” by • 11 of the 18 teams competing advanced Golf Digest when it opened in 1996 • A top-20 course in Illinois, to last season’s NCAA Championships, according to Golf Digest including each of the top-five finishers Other Teams Competing Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Other Teams Competing Other Teams Competing Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Coastal Carolina, Colorado, Illinois, Alabama, Arizona, Central Florida, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin Kent State, Liberty, Marquette, Michigan, Charlotte, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Inst. Missouri, New Mexico, Northwestern, of Technology, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana Purdue, San Jose State, Santa Clara Tulsa State, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, Stanford, Texas, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC

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COLLEGIATE MATCH U.S. COLLEGIATE ADIDAS HOOSIER PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP INVITATIONAL Mar. 22-24, 2009 Apr. 5-7, 2009 Apr. 11-12, 2009

San Diego, Calif. Atlanta, Ga. Bloomington, Ind. The Farms Golf Club The Golf Club of Georgia IU Championship Course Par 72 • 6,850 Yards Lakeside Course • Par 72 • 7,017 Yards Par 71 • 6,813 Yards Creekside Course • Par 72 • 6,967 Tournament Notes Tournament Notes Tournament Notes • The playing field includes the top 10-ranked • All 10 teams in the Golf World • This marks the third year of the teams nationally at the conclusion of the Magazine’s projected top-10 for the Hoosier Invitational as IU also hosted the 2008 regular season. 2008-09 season are in the playing field tournament in 2003 and 2008

• The play format will now contain both a • Each player is provided with a caddie • IU won the title in ‘03, blowing away the medal and match play component due to the and pants are made mandatory 15-team field by 33 strokes after shooting change in format of the NCAA Finals a 15-under 837. Other Teams Competing Other Teams Competing Alabama, Clemson, East Tennessee State, Other Teams Competing Alabama, Arizona State, Charlotte, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Butler, Cleveland State, DePaul, Detroit, Chattanooga, Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State, Eastern Kentucky, Evansville, IUPUI, Middle Tennessee State, San Diego, San South Carolina, Stanford, Texas A&M, George Washington, Northern Illinois, Diego State, Stanford, Texas A&M, Texas UCLA, USC, Washington Oakland, Western Illinois, Tech, UC-Irvine, UCLA Youngstown State

BOILERMAKER BIG TEN NCAA INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP Apr. 18-19, 2009 May 1-3, 2009 May 27-30, 2009

West Lafayette, Ind. University Park, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Kampen Golf Course Penn State Blue Course Inverness Golf Course Par 72 • 7,272 Yards Par 72 • 6,525 Yards Par 71 • 7,234 Yards

Tournament Notes Tournament Notes Tournament Notes • Jorge Campillo’s medalist effort at last • IU has won Big Tens eight times • Indiana finished 21st a year ago at the season’s event led IU to a third place finish (1962, ‘68, ‘70, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75, ‘91, ‘98) NCAA Championship in the team standings • The Hoosiers finished fourth at last • Jorge Campillo shared runner-up honors, • The 2008 NCAA Championship was season’s Big Ten Championship shooting a four-round score of 289 played on the Kampen Course • Jorge Campillo’s four-round total of • Inverness is annually rated among the • Purdue began hosting this annual 278 paced the field and earned him the best golf courses in the entire country by event back in 2004 individual Big Ten Championship nearly every major golf publication

Other Teams Competing Other Teams Competing TBD Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 33 Men’s 08/09 golf staff MIKE MAYER > head coach 11th year as indiana head coach

Mike Mayer enters his 11th season at the The Hoosiers netted Mayer two more helm of the Indiana men’s golf program. team championships in 2008, running his His focus has been to rekindle the fire that career team titles total to 12. Indiana won brought the Indiana men’s golf team a Big the Pinehurst Intercollegiate and the UMB Ten Championship in 1998, and he has Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic. Brandon took accomplished just that. home the individual crown at Pinehurst while Campillo won at the Mizzou Classic, Mayer, the 2008 Midwest Region Coach of his first of three consecutive individual the Year, guided the Hoosiers to their best titles. He also finished on top at the NCAA finish since 1980 when IU finished Boilermaker Invitational and the Big Ten 21st last season. Jorge Campillo tied for Championships. second place in the country by shooting a 1-over-par 289. Mayer’s ninth and tenth team tournament championships came during the 2006-07 Mayer was named the Midwest Region campaign. IU shared the title at the GADO Coach of the Year in 2006 as well. He was North Texas Classic and claimed the 18- also recognized as the Big Ten Coach of the team Pinehurst Intercollegiate the following Year that season after leading the Hoosiers time out. In the past five seasons, Mayer’s to their third consecutive NCAA Regional charges have won nine titles. Campillo also appearance. shared medalist honors at the GADO North Texas Classic and finished atop the field at Under the guidance of Mayer, Campillo was the Pinehurst Intercollegiate. an All-American, Big Ten Champion and Big Ten Player of the Year last season. Campillo In 2005-06, the Hoosiers collected two kept Mayer’s streak of All-Big Ten selections championships en route to their NCAA intact, earning first team league honors. Regionals appearance. Campillo shattered Mayer has had at least one all-conference former Hoosier and current PGA Tour selection each of his first 10 seasons. Seth member Jeff Overton’s freshman scoring Brandon also nabbed All-Big Ten laurels, a average, ending the season with a 72.67 second team selection. average. Campillo was also named Big Ten

PERsONAL

> Date of birth...... Feb. 17, 1957 > birthplace...... Seymour, ind. > high school...... jennings county h.s...... north vernon, Ind., 1975 > college...... Indiana, 1987 ...... b.a., english literature b.a., journalism

indiana, 1998 ...... m.s., sports management

Coaching experience

> indiana university 1990-98...... assistant coach > indiana university 1998-present...... director of golf > indiana university 1999-present...... head coach

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Freshman of the Year by a unanimous vote coached Indiana’s first All-American since Additionally in 2004-05, Overton won the and became the first IU rookie sinceO verton Leen (1998) in Overton. Along with Overton, Big Ten’s Les Bolstad Award for low season in 2002 to be selected to the All-Big Ten Mayer helped develop Heath Peters into one stroke average for the second time in as team. The Caceres, Spain, native earned a of the top golfers in the conference. Peters many years. Campillo won that award for spot on the PING All-Midwest Region team narrowly missed advancing to the NCAA the 2007-08 season. Overton was named following the season. Championships, tying for 30th at the NCAA to the All-Big Ten team all four years of Regionals. He finished the year earning a his career, claiming first team honors three During the 2004-05 campaign, Mayer led spot on the All-Midwest Region team and times. He also became the first Hoosier to the Hoosiers into the NCAAs for the second was a second team All-Big Ten member. participate in both the Walker and Palmer straight year. Indiana also corralled its best Cups in 2005. Overton qualified for the 2008 finish at the Big Ten Championships since Mayer directed the career of one of the most British Open, where he competed in his first 1998, finishing in second place - five shots accomplished golfers to ever step foot on the career PGA major. behind Michigan State. IU campus. Overton completed his four years in Bloomington leaving his personal stamp The success derived by Mayer is even more At Big Tens, Overton became the first on the program. He earned second team rewarding given Mayer’s familiarity with IU. Hoosier since Shaun Micheel in 1991 to All-America accolades in 2004 and 2005. He is an alum of the university and spent win medalist honors. He plowed through Overton is the only Hoosier golfer to ever nine seasons as an assistant coach under the field with a record-tying total of 199. card a single-season scoring average under Sam Carmichael before taking over the 70 with 69.97 in 2004-05, and his career Hoosier men’s program in the fall of 1998. One of the greatest seasons in program average of 71.72 bested Randy Leen’s 73.49 history came in 2004-05. For the first time mark for the top spot in school history. During those nine seasons as an assistant since the 1996-97 season and the first time coach, Mayer was a part of two Big Ten in his tenure, Mayer led the Hoosiers into The Evansville, Ind., native won eight career Championships and a trip to the NCAA the NCAA postseason. IU finished tied for tournaments, including Big Ten medalist Championships. 20th at the Central Regional, and Overton honors in 2005, and for the second straight became the first Hoosier since Leen (1998) year was named Big Ten Player of the Year In his first year as head coach, Mayer had to advance to the NCAA Championships. in 2004-05, becoming the first Hoosier the pressure of repeating what the team since Leen (1996-98) to garner the award in had accomplished in 1998 - winning a Big In addition to returning to the NCAAs, Mayer consecutive seasons. Ten Championship. Though the Hoosiers did led Indiana to four team titles, the second- not repeat, he helped set the foundation for most in school history and the most in a what is once again one of the top programs single season since 1974-75. Mayer also in the conference.

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In that first season, Mayer had his first A 1975 graduate of Jennings County COACHING HONORS All-Big Ten recipient, as Brent Landry was High School, Mayer obtained degrees named to the all-conference squad. Steve in journalism and English literature from > ncaa APPEARANCES: Wheatcroft accomplished the feat in 2000 Indiana in 1987, and went on to receive his • Team (2004-06, ‘08), Overton (2003, ‘05), Campillo (2007-08) and 2001, Overton in 2002 and 2003, master’s degree in sport management from Overton and Peters in 2004, Overton in IU in 1998. Mayer also serves as the Director > all-AMERICA: 2005, Campillo in 2006-08 and Brandon in of Golf at Indiana University in charge of the • Overton (2004-05), Campillo (2008) 2008. IU golf facility and is a Class A member of > big TEN CHAMPION: the Professional Golfers Association of • Overton (2005), Campillo (2008) Individual accolades have not only come for America and a Class A PGA Professional. Mayer’s golfers on the course, but also in > big TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: • Overton (2004-05), Campillo (2008) the classroom. During his tenure, Indiana Born Michael Barry Mayer on Feb. 17, 1957 golfers have earned 48 Academic All-Big in Seymour, Ind., Mayer married the former > big TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Ten honors, including a program record Kimberly Collier on July 26, 2005. The • Campillo (2006) eight in both 2004 and 2005. Additionally, couple resides in Unionville and have two > WALKER CUP SELECTION: four Hoosiers have been recognized as All- children, Zachary Collier and Ty Mayer. • Overton (2005) America Scholars under the leadership of Mayer. Most recently, was Drew Allenspach > palMER CUP SELECTION: • Overton (2005), Campillo (2007-08) whom received that honor in addition to being named an Academic All-American by > all-BIG TEN: ESPN The Magazine. • Landry (1999), Wheatcroft (2000-01), Overton (2002-05), Peters (2004), Campillo (2006-08), Brandon (2008) Mayer has brought the Hoosiers into the Big Ten spotlight as the conference has > all-AMERICAN SCHOLARS: • Ryan Cassidy (2004), Brad Marek (2005), emerged as one of the best in the nation. A Scott Seibert (2005), Drew Allenspach (2008) big asset in Mayer returning the program to prominence has been his strong recruiting classes.

Mayer has brought in three of the top four IU golfers of all-time in terms of lowest career stroke average. The top three single- season averages also belong to Mayer recruits. A pair of All-Americans and Big Ten Champions in Campillo and Overton came to Bloomington in the Mayer Era, as well as two more All-Big Ten selections in Brandon and Peters.

Before Mayer embarked upon his coaching career, he worked as the sports editor for the North Vernon Plain Dealer and Sun as well as a sports writer and columnist for the Bedford Times Mail. Mayer also has held the position of Golf Course Manager and Superintendent at Muscatuck Country Head Coach Mike Mayer has coached six All-Big Ten golfers, Club located in North Vernon, Ind. inlcuding 2004 all-conference selection Heath Peters (above).

36 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s staff golf support staff Janet KittelL BRENT EMERICK ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COURSE SUPERINTENDENT Golf Administrator ATHLTETIC TURF MANAGER Third Year at Indiana 22nd Year at Indiana

Dr. Janet R. Kittell, PhD, is in her third year as associate athletics director at Indiana University. She serves as the sport administrator for men’s and women’s Brent Emerick is in his 22nd year as the golf course superintendent and athletic track and field and cross country, field hockey, men’s and women’s golf, rowing turf manager at Indiana University. Emerick oversees the maintenance and and volleyball. She also oversees the Hoosiers’ sports medicine and strength and everyday upkeep of IU’s stellar 18-hole championship golf course, its nine-hole conditioning areas as well as the golf course. executive course and its state-of-the-art practice facility. Besides caring for the Kittell brings more than 30 years of intercollegiate coaching and administrative IU courses, Emerick is responsible for all the athletic fields on campus, including experience to Bloomington. She arrived at Indiana after spending 11 years as baseball, softball, football, soccer, trach and cross country. associate athletics director for operations at Syracuse University. Kittell has also A native of Angola, Ind., Emerick graduated from Michigan State with a degree served on a variety of prestigious NCAA Committees. in turf grass management. He began his career at Tri-State University. During her tenure at Syracuse, Kittell oversaw 19 men’s and women’s sport programs, including the addition of women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse and softball. She administered departmental search plans, financial aid, endowment JEFF WATKINSON management, housing and meal plans for Orange student-athletes and professional STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING development for Syracuse coaches. Third Year at Indiana In addition to her responsibilities at Syracuse, Kittell also serves as chair of the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics and vice-chair of the NCAA Olympics Sports Liaisons Committee. She also worked on the Big East Conference’s

Championships and Competition Committee and Strategic Planning/Revision Sub Committee. She has also served on NCAA Women’s Soccer, Walter Byers Jeff Watkinson begins his first year working with the men’s golf team and his Scholarship and Nominating Committees, the Championships and Competition third season as a strength & conditioning coach at Indiana University. In addtion to Cabinet and as the 2003 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championships Tournament working with men’s golf, Watkinson also works with the men’s basketball team. Director. The Chicago, Ill., native obtained his master’s degree in exercise science from Kittell worked as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreational IU in 1996. Watkinson began his college studies in 1989 at Kishwaukee College in Sports at California State University-Chico from 1990-95. Kittell played a critical Illinois, where he was a member of the baseball team while earning an associate’s role in Cal-State Chico’s marketing, facilities and fundraising plans, including the degree in pre-medicine. He then earned a baseball scholarship to North Carolina cultivation of $250,000 in grant money and $1.2 million in student referendum to State University. He played two years with the Wolfpack baseball team (1991- help preserve 12 intercollegiate sports in the wake of a $4.5 million budget cut. 1993) and graduated with a pre-medicine degree in 1993. Kittell also established a foundation for the NCAA Life Skills pilot program and orchestrated full department computerization. Prior to Cal State Chico, Kittell spent three years as the Director of Physical JOE LUEKEN Education and Athletics at New England College. Kittell was instrumental in the ATHLETIC TRAINER school’s move from NAIA Division III Independent to NCAA Division III status as a 13th Year at Indiana member of the Commonwealth Coast Conference, and she also played a key role in athletics facilities renovation on campus. Kittell worked as the Department Chair and Associate Athletics Director for Health, Physical Education, Sports Medicine and Sports Management at Ohio

Northern University from 1984-87. She developed and implemented ONU’s sports Joe Lueken enters his 13th year at IU and serves as the men’s golf athletic management major curriculum and played an important role in athletics facility trainer. Lueken is also the head trainer for the men’s soccer program. In his time upgrades. at Indiana, Lueken has spent time working with football, baseball and track and A 1972 graduate of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in English and Physical field. In addtion, He is an instructor and teaches within the curriculum of the Education, Kittell earned her master’s degree in English from the U-of-M in 1973 athletic training program. and her Ph.D in Athletic Administration at Michigan in 1984. She also pursued Lueken earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports sciences from Indiana post doctoral work at the Ohio Northern University Law School. in 1987 and a master’s from Arizona in 1990. He currently serves on the board of directors from the USOC’s Sports Medicine Society and the Diabetes Youth Foundation. He and his wife, Pam, are the parents of two daughters, Mckenzie and Abbie. The family resides in Bloomington.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 37 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers drew allenspach 5-11 • Senior Sugar Land, Texas Fort Bend Elkins H.S. 2007-08 (summer) Chosen as the stutdent-athlete representative for the athletic director search committee. 2007-08 (JUNIOR) His 74.69 scoring average ranked third on the team and 74.92 career pace is the 12th-best in school history ... recognized as an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American and Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar ... played in 13 straight events to finish the year after missing the season-opener ... collected a top-five, three top-10 and six top-25 finishes ... picked up a fifth place showing at the UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic with a 219 (72-72-75) ... shared sixth place at the rain-shortened adidas Hoosier Invitational on the heels of a 75 and 70 ... claimed a tie for tenth place with a 223 (76-72-75) at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... earned a share of 12th place with a 219 (72-71-76) to open the spring at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational ... finished in a tie for 16th at the Gopher Invitational with a 222 (77-72-73) ... after posting a 219 (76-72-71), tied for 23rd at the UNCG Bridgestone Classic ... an Academic All-Big Ten selection. 2007 (SUMMER) Shot 147 (75-72) en route to 67th-place finish at the North/ South Amateur in Pinehurst, N.C.

2006-07 (SOPHOMORE) Played in all 12 of the teams tournaments (35 rounds) ... tied for 10th with 220 (71-74-75) at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... shared 14th at the Kepler Intercollegiate ... tied for 15th at the VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout with rounds of 74, 72 and 69 ... shot 228 (75-74-79) to finish 10th at the Wolf STAT S Run Intercollegiate ... second on the team with a 20th-place Yr rds str avg low low low best finish showing at the Big Ten Championships with 304 (73-78-75-78) 18 36 54 ... at the GADO North Texas Classic, tied for 23rd at 230 (78- ‘05-06 39 2,892 74.15 69 140 215 T2/boilermaker Inv. 73-79) ... recorded seventh top-25 of the year with a share of ‘06-07 35 2,661 76.03 69 146 215 T10/Pinehurst I’collegiate 25th at the Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge ... first team ESPN The ‘07-08 39 2,913 74.69 67 143 217 5/Mizzou Tiger Classic Magazine Academic All-District V selection ... Academic All- Career 113 8,466 74.92 67 140 215 t2/Boilermaker Inv. Big Ten selection. career

38 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *2008 ESPN THE MAGAZINE ALL-AMERICAN *2008 CLEVELAND GOLF ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR *2ND PLACE FINISH AT THE 2006 BOILERMAKER INVITATIONAL

2006 (SUMMER) Finished tied for 67th at the Texas State Open with a total of 144 (72- 72) ... shot 71 to qualify for the Southern Amateur Championship ... tied for 125th at the North/South Amateur with a 152 total (74-78). 2005-06 (FRESHMAN) Finished third on the team with a 74.15 scoring average ... garnered the second-best freshman mark in IU lore ... recorded 13 rounds at even or under par ... one of three Hoosiers to compete in all 13 tournaments (39 rounds), including the Big Ten Championships and NCAA East Regional ... Indiana’s honoree for the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award ... netted the best finish of his career as he tied for second at the Boilermaker Invitational at 220 (75-71-74) ... shared fourth as the Hoosiers earned their second title of the season at the Fossum/Spartan Invitational ... posted a career-low 215 (72-70-73) at the event ... tied for 11th following rounds of 71 and 77 at the rain-shortened Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... ended the Kepler Intercollegiate in a share of 16th with 226 (74-74-78) ... claimed a tie for 18th at the Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge at 219 (72-70-77) ... shared 22nd at the NCAA Central Regional Preview, his first collegiate tournament, with 221 (73-71-77) ... collected a tie for 23rd with 216 (69-71-76) at the Xavier Invitational ... recorded back-to-back top 25s after sharing 24th at the Santa Anita/NT Classic and tying for 25th at the Orange County National. PREP/personal Claimed medalist honors at the 2005 AJGA Fidelity Investment Junior Championship with 212 (68-71-73) ... posted a runner-up showing at the 2005 AJGA Junior at the Woodlands at 142 (72-70) ... his 280 (70-67-72-71) was good for 10th place at the 2005 Western Junior Championship ... finished 23rd at the 2005 AJGA Footjoy Championship with 287 (72-69-77-69) ... led Fort Bend Elkins High School to the 5A state championship in 2003 ... tied for sixth as an individual at the 2002 state championship and tied for 15th in 2004 ... netted a 20th- place finish at the 2004 Columbus Junior ... finished 24th at the 2004 OSSO Junior at Oak Tree ... ended the 2004 PING Harvey Penick Junior in 25th place ... carded a 210 (71-71-68) en route to a seventh-place finish at the 2004 Bubba Conlee National Junior ... gained third-place finishes at the 2004 Texas Junior Golf Tour (TJGT) Fish Creek (72-77) and at the 2003 Future Collegiate World Tour (FCWT) Bear Creek East Junior Golf Championship (77-70) ... born on June 18, 1986 ... Accounting/Finance major ... parents Mike and Melissa Allenspach ... one sister, Hillary ... his uncle Mark Allenspach lettered at Indiana from 1978-79, playing in seven rounds during his career.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 39 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers seth brandon 6-1 • Senior Dalton, Ga. The Baylor School 2008 (SUMMER) Finished 32nd in the Southeastern Amateur Championship with a score of 290 (73-70-73-74) ... ended up 58th in the Dogwood Invitational with even-par 216 (72-70-74) ... advanced to the match play quarterfinals of the North & South Amateur at Pinehurst, firing 143 (74-69) in medal play. 2007-08 (junior) Named second team All-Big Ten ... second on the team with a 74.00 scoring average and 74.69 career pace is 11th-best in school history ... played in all 14 tournaments ... collected the second championship of his career at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate, shooting a 216 (69-75-72) ... named Big Ten Golfer of the Week following the victory ... posted three top- five, four top-10 and eight top-25 finishes ... placed second at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a 212 (68-69-75) ... tied for fifth at the season-opening Inverneess Intercollegiate at 214 (71-73-70) ... shared 10th place at the Windon Memorial Classic after rounds of 69, 71 and 72 (217) ... at the UNCG Bridgestone Classic, carded a 216 (74-72-70) en route to a tie for 11th ... netted a share of 17th at the Boilermaker Invitational with a 219 (77-69-73) ... shared 18th place at the Olympia Fields/ Fighting Illini Invitational with rounds of 71, 76 and 73 (220) ... tied for 22nd at the Big Ten Championships with a 302 (77-75- 75-75). 2007 (SUMMER) Finished 14th in the Sunnehanna Amateur ... carded 284 (71-69- 74-70) at the event ... netted a 19th-place finish atS outheastern Amateur, finishing with 288 (72-75-67-74) ... posted a 71 at local qualifying for the U.S. Open in Cincinnati to advance to sectional qualifying in Columbus, Ohio, where he shot a 145 STAT S (73-72) . Yr rds str avg low low low best finish 18 36 54 2006-07 (SOPHOMORE) ‘05-06 33 2,453 74.33 66 139 212 T1/Kepler Intercollegiate Finished second on the team with a 75.86 scoring average ‘06-07 35 2,655 75.86 69 145 214 T4/Boilermaker Inv. ... one of three Hoosiers to compete in all 12 tournaments ‘07-08 42 3,108 74.00 68 137 212 1/Pinehurst I’collegiate (35 rounds) ... netted a tie for fourth (74-74) at the Boilermaker Career 110 8,216 74.69 66 137 212 1/Pinehurst I’collegiate career

40 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *2008 SECOND TEAM ALL-BIG TEN SELECTION *WON THE 2008 PINEHURST INTERCOLLEGIATE *WON THE 2006 KEPLER INTERCOLLEGIATE

Invitational ... carded a top-10 finish after rounds of 76, 75 and 74 at the GADO North Texas Classic ... shared 12th place with 214 (72-73- 69) at the VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout ... tied for 15th at the Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate and at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... final-round 69 lifted Brandon to an 18th-place tie at the Big Ten/Pac- 10 Challenge ... secured seventh top 25 of the season, as he shot 306 (72-77-74-83) at the Big Ten Championships. 2006 (SUMMER) Won the prestigious Southeastern Amateur Championship with a total of 276 (70-69-66-71) ... also captured the title at the North Georgia Invitational with a 137 (68-69) ... finished 15th in the stroke play portion of the North/South Amateur at Pinehurst with a 141 (72- 69) and advanced to match play. 2005-06 (FREShman) In 11 events (33 rounds), posted a 74.33 scoring average ... secured the third-lowest freshman mark in school history ... shot eight rounds under par, including five in the 60s ... in the lineup at the Big Ten Championships and the NCAA East Regional ... at the Kepler Intercollegiate, became the third freshman in school history to win or share medalist honors ... shot a 67 in round one and a 54-hole 215 at the event ... finished seventh at the Big Ten Championships to lead the Hoosiers and became the first Hoosier freshman since Jeff Overton (2002) to claim a top-10 finish at Big Tens ... netted a career- low round of 66 on the opening 18 and closed the championships with 292 (66-73-73-80). prep/personal Won the 2003 individual state title at the Tennessee State High School Championship, where he set an all-time scoring record after shooting a 12-under-par 130 (63-67) ... on the first day of the championship, shot an 8-under-par 63 to tie the course record at the Nicklaus Bear Trace Course ... in 2004, finished second individually at the state championship, helping his team win the title by two shots ... the 2003 Chattanooga Times-Free Press Player of the Year led The Baylor School to the team title thta season at the prestigious McDonalds Tournament of Champions ... won the individual title and shot a 4-under 140 (72-68) at the event ... second team selection on the FCWT 2003-04 All-America team ... earned medalist honors at the 2003 Golden Horseshoe Junior Championship with 219 (72- 76-71) ... named to the Georgia team and competed against South Carolina in the Georgia-South Carolina Cup Match Play event, where he posted a 1-1 record ... born on April 18, 1987 ... Sports Marketing and Management major ... parents Steve and Sharon Brandon ... one sister, Sara.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 41 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers jorge Campillo 6-1 • Senior Caceres, Spain La Asuncion H.S. 2008 (summer) Captained the victorious European team in the Palmer Cup, his second appearance in the prestigious event ... posted rounds of 73 and 74 in British Amateur and advanced to the quarterfinals of match for second straight year ... shot 292 (73-69-72-78) at the Sunnehanna Amateur ... fired a 135 (68-67) in the medal portion of the European Team Amateur Championship, leading Spain to match play ... finished 6th in the Sofitel Biarritz Cup with a six-under 201 (65-69-67) ... won the Spanish National Amateur with a nine-under 279 (70-67-72-70) ... finished the summer ranked #3 in the World Amateur Rankings. 2007-08 (junior) Tied for second place at the NCAA Championship after shooting a 289 (75-70-72-72) ... led the team with a 71.72 scoring average, the third-best total in school history ... won the Big Ten “triple crown,” taking home the Big Ten Golfer of the Year, Les Bolstad Award (presented to the Big Ten player with the lowest average) and a Big Ten Championship ... won back-to- back-to-back tournament titles late in the season ... collected eight top-fives, nine top-10s and 13 top-25s in 14 events ... recognized as the Big Ten Golfer of the Week two times ... shot 212 (72-66-74) at the UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic, 201 (63- 68-70) at the Boilermaker Invitational and 278 (69-71-71-67) at the Big Ten Championship to earn his three victories ... shot a career-low round and the second-lowest 18 in Hoosier history with a 9-under 63 in the Boilermaker Invitational ... finished second at the Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational with a 204 (69-67-68) ... tied for fifth at the NCAA Central Regional after carding a 217 (71-73-73) ... shared fifth place at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a 215 (69-76-70) and at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate with a 218 (71-74-73) ... selected as Indiana’s sportsmanship honoree ... an Academic All-Big Ten selection. STAT S Yr rds str avg low low low best finish 2007 (summer) 18 36 54 Represented Europe at the Palmer Cup ... posted a 3-under ‘05-06 39 2,834 72.69 67 138 211 1/Boilermaker Inv. 138 (69-69) to advance to match play at the British Amateur, ‘06-07 38 2,803 73.76 67 138 206 1/Twice where he advanced to the quarterfinals ... won medalist honors ‘07-08 43 3,084 71.72 63 131 201 1/Three times at the Sofitel Biarritz Cup with a 10-under total (67-67-68-64) ... Career 120 8,721 72.68 63 131 201 1/Six times placed eighth at the European Amateur with a 72-68-69-73 (-6) career ... advanced to sectionals at the U.S. Open Qualifier with a 70 at the local Indiana site.

42 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *2008 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNER-UP *2008 BIG TEN CHAMPION AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR *SIX-TIME TOURNAMENT MEDALIST 2006-07 (sophomore) First team All-Big Ten selection for the second straight year ... qualified for the NCAA Central Regional as an individual, where he tied for 72nd place at 235 ... led the team in scoring average, posting a 73.76 mark ... captured top-10 finishes (six top-fives) in each of the first eight tournaments ... collected his second and third career medalist honors at the GADO North Texas Classic and the Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... shot 214 (73-68-73) to tie for first at the GADO ... opened the season sharing third at the Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate followed by a tie for fifth at the Gopher Invitational ... tied for third at the VCU/ Mattaponi Springs Shootout before a sixth-place showing at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate ... prior to his two individual titles, shared fifth at the Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge and tied for ninth at the Landfall Tradition ... netted a tie for 12th at the Big Ten Championships ... picked up a pair of Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors. 2006 (summeR) Third at the Copa Biarritz with a total of 268 (67-68-63-70) ... finished fourth at the Campeonato Internacional de Canarias with a four- round total of 299 (80-76-76-67) ... led the Spanish National Team to victory in the European Under-21 Team Championships, carding rounds of 71 and 72 and winning all of his matches throughout the championships. 2005-06 (freshman) Unanimous Big Ten Freshman of the Year selection and named first team All-Big Ten ... second player in IU history to earn Big Ten Freshman of the Year (Jody Roudebush, 1991) ... posted a 72.72 average to break the school’s all-time freshman scoring mark ... shared 24th place at the Big Ten Championships ... tied for third at the Kepler Intercollegiate with 217 (73-70-74) ... became the second true freshman in IU history to win a tournament after lapping the field by eight strokes at the Boilermaker Invitational ... shot 212 (74-70-68) en route to his first collegiate victory ... captured the final of his three Big Ten Golfer of the Week honors following the event ... also earned Big Ten honors following a runner-up finish at theS anta Anita/NT Classic and a tie for sixth at the Orange County National ... shared third at the Kepler Intercollegiate with 217 (73-70-74). prep/personal Member of the Norba club de golf de Caceres and trained at the Blume Center, a training center for top amateurs in Spain ... born on June 1, 1986 ... Sports Marketing and Management major ... parents Jorge Campillo and Rosario Iniguez ... one brother, Pepe.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 43 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers alex martin 6-0 • Junior Middletown, Ohio St. Xavier H.S. 2008 (summer) Finished 12th in medal play at the North & South Amateur at Pinehurst with a 142 (71-71) and advanced to second round of match play ... tied for second in the Ohio Amateur Championship at 285 (67-72-72-74) ... won the Cincinnati Metropolitan Amateur ... tied for 10th at the Ohio Open Championship with a 212 (67-70-75) and low amateur honors ... finished 63rd in the Western Amateur Championship with rounds of 76 and 69. 2007-08 (sophomore) Fourth on the team with a 74.76 scoring average ... played in all 14 tournaments ... recorded seven top-25 finishes and netted a top-10 showing at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate, carding a 223 (82-71-70) ... tied for 12th place at the UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic with a 223 (72-76-75) ...earned a share of 16th at the Gopher Invitational and the Windon Memorial Classic ... fired a 222 (74-75-73) at the Gopher and a 217 (72-72-71) at the Windon ... sat in the top-10 through three rounds at the Big Ten Championship before finishing in a tie for 19th at 301 (73- 74-70-84) ... after shooting a 222 (74-75-73) at the Inverness Intercollegiate, placed in a tie for 22nd ... shared 24th with a 222 (77-70-75) at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate ... an Academic All-Big Ten honoree. 2007 (summer) Qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championship and fired rounds of 74-73 in medal play before losing in a playoff to advance into match play ... finished third and as the low amateur at the 84th Ohio State Open Championship ... ended the event only one stroke back with a 10-under-par 200 (70-65-65) ... placed 19th in the Ohio State Amateur Championship at 295 (77-74-70-74). STAT S 2006-07 (freshman) Yr rds str avg low low low best finish Closed season with a 77.34 average in 29 rounds ... tied for 18 36 54 18th at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate with rounds of 75-73-75 ‘06-07 29 2,243 77.34 71 143 217 T18/Pinehurst I’collegiate ... shared 21st with 217 (72-71-74) at the Fossum/Spartan ‘07-08 42 3,140 74.76 69 144 215 T10/Pinehurst I’collegiate Invitational ... at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate, finished in a Career 71 5,383 75.82 69 143 215 T10/Pinehurst I’collegiate tie for 24th place ... claimed a share of 34th at the Big Ten Championships ... opened collegiate career with a tie for 51st career at the VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout.

44 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *TIED FOR 10TH PLACE AT 2008 PINEHURST INTERCOLLEGIATE *SEVEN TOP-25 FINISHES IN 2008 *SERVED AS NO. 4 PLAYER FOR ‘08 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

2006 (summer) Tied for low amateur at the Ohio State Open Championship, finishing in a tie for 11th with a 209 (70-66-73) ... tied for 24th at the Ohio State Amateur Championship with a total of 295 (73-72-73-77) ... carded rounds of 72-69 (141) to tie for second in the stroke play portion of the Cincinnati Men’s Met Championship and advanced to match play, where he lost in the quarterfinals ... shot a 141 (71-70) in qualifying and was named an alternate for the U.S. Amateur Championship. prep/personal Earned four varsity letters at St. Xavier in Cincinnati, Ohio ... won district championships with golf team in both 2004 and 2005 ... team also captured Greater Catholic League Conference championships in 2002, 2004 and 2005 ... was the individual district champion in 2004 ... named all-city each of his four years ... earned all-state honors in 2005 ... had seven top-10 finishes in national junior tournaments ... advanced to the round of 32 at the USGA Junior Amateur in 2004 ... won the Ohio State Junior Championship with an eight-under par total of 136 ... born on June 2, 1987 ... Econ Consulting major ... parents Grant and Carol Martin ... one brother, Charlie.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 45 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers brandon pike 6-0 • Senior LaFontaine, Ind. Huntington North H.S. 2008 (summer) Took second in the Indiana PGA Southern Open with a two- under 70, the lowest amateur score ... finished second in the IGA Public Links Championship after carding a six-under 136 (70- 66) ... placed 22nd in the Indiana State Amateur Championship with a 305 (84-74-76-71) ... came in 33rd at the Indiana Open with scores of 73, 73, 80 and 70 (297) ... was low qualifier for the IGA Indiana Match Play Championship with a four-under 68 before advancing to the match play quarterfinals ... participant in the 2008 Indiana Challenge Cup Matches. 2007-08 (junior) Competed at the adidas Hoosier Invitational ... tied for 36th place in that tournament with rounds of 78 and 73 (151) in the rain-shortened event ... posted a season scoring average of 75.50 ... an Academic All-Big Ten honoree. 2007 (summer) Won the Indianapolis Amateur Championship with a 7-under- par 135 (66-69) ... finished 15th at the IndianaS tate Open with 296 (71-74-79-72). 2006-07 (sophomore) Appeared in five tournaments (15 rounds) and posted a 78.67 scoring average ... tied for 29th with 77-76-73 at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate ... opened the season with a share of 30th place at the Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate ... closed the campaign tying for 44th place at the Big Ten Championships. 2006 (summer) Qualified for the USGA Public Links Championship ... advanced to match play at the event after shooting a 150 (74-76) ... STAT S Yr rds str avg low low low best finish won the Indiana Public Links Championship with an 8-under- 18 36 54 par round of 62 ... finished 31st at the Indiana Amateur ‘05-06 11 836 76.00 70 153 224 T63/Wolverine I’collegiate Championship with a 299 total (75-70-78-76) ... following a 141 ‘06-07 15 1,180 78.67 73 153 226 T29/Pinehurst I’collegiate total (69-72) in qualifying, was named an alternate for the US ‘07-08 2 151 75.50 73 151 -- T36/Hoosier Invitational Amateur Championship ... named to the Indiana Challenge Cup Career 28 2,167 77.39 70 151 224 T29/Pinehurst I’collegiate

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46 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *TIED FOR 29TH AT THE 2007 PINEHURST INTERCOLLEGIATE *SHOT A CAREER-LOW 70 AT FIRST COLLEGIATE COMPETITION *SHARED 36TH PLACE AT THE 2008 ADIDAS HOOSIER INVITE

2005-06 (freshman) Compiled a 76.00 average in 11 rounds (4 events) ... tied for 63rd in his first collegiate tournament with 224 (79-75-70) at the Wolverine Intercollegiate ... shot lowest round (70) of the season on the final 18 at the Wolverine ... shared 64th at the Orange County National with 228 (77-76-75) and collected a tie for 69th at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate at 157 (75-82) ... at the Xavier Invitational, shared 70th place at 227 (77-77-73). prep/personal Netted victories at the 2005 Huntington County Amateur with 144 (71- 73) and the 2005 IHSAA Regional with 72 ... placed 53rd at the 2005 Indiana State Amateur at 307 (76-75-80-76) ... in 2004, was an all- state selection at Huntington North and finished sixth at the Indiana High School Golf Championship ... won the 2004 Anderson Regional with a 67 and earned medalist honors at the 2004 Huntington North Sectional on his way to a sixth-place finish at state ... picked up a pair of top-10s in the fall of 2004 at Plantations Junior Golf Tour (PJGT) events, finishing second at the PJGT and eighth at The Rail ... claimed the title at the 2004 AJGA Boyne Highlands, firing 211 (74- 67-70) in a field of 112 ... scored fifth-place finishes at the 2004 PJGT AHEAD Lowcountry Junior and at the Westfield PGA Junior Section Championship ... born on January 1, 1987 ... Sports Marketing and Management major ... son of Eric and Terri Pike ... one sister, Marisa.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 47 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers eric serch 6-0 • Redshirt Junior Barcelona, Spain Frederic Mistra H.S. 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE) Competed in three events, averaging 75.88 over eight rounds ... shared 43rd place at both the Windon Memorial Classic and the adidas Hoosier Invitational ... shot a 223 (74-76-73) at the Windon Memorial and a 152 (72-80) in the Hoosier Invite ... carded a 232 at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate, tying for 60th place. 2007 (summer) Won the GODO Championship following rounds of 71, 67, 69, 60 ... finished eighth at the Golf de CeranyaS tate Amateur (77- 67-73) ... placed 10th in the Barcelona Open at 79-71-79-79. 2006-07 (FRESHMAN) Did not compete in any events. 2006 (summer) Won the Mercedes Invitational with a total of 285 (76-72-71- 66) ... finished 18th at the Cameonato Internacional de Canarias with a 314 (85-74-80-75) ... took first place at the Marato de Dontanals, carding a 283 (68-74-70-71) ... finished in second place at the Vallromanes Invitational with a 36-hole total of 152 (77-75). 2005-06 (Redshirt) Redshirt.

STAT S Yr rds str avg low low low best finish 18 36 54 ‘05-06 Did NOT COMpete ‘06-07 Did NOT COMpete ‘07-08 8 607 75.88 72 150 223 T43/Twice Career 8 607 75.88 72 150 223 T43/Twice career

48 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career highlights/awards *MADE COLLEGIATE DEBUT AT THE ‘08 WINDON MEMORIAL CLASSIC *FINISHED IN 43RD PLACE AT 2008 ADIDAS HOOSIER INVITATIONAL *SHOT A 232 IN THE ‘08 PINEHURST INTERCOLLEGIATE

prep/personal Is the third walk-on in head coach Mike Mayer’s tenure at IU ... in 2005, earned medalist honors at the Mercedes Trophy with a 71 ... finished second at the 2005 AGFA Trophy, shooting a 144 (74-70) ... shot 222 (76-71-75) to net seventh at the 2005 Catalunya Amateur Championship ... fired 304 (75-70-82-77) and placed 20th at the 2005 Spanish National 19-Under Championship ... in 2004, captured the title at the Fontanels de Cerdenya with 143 (70-73) and was runner- up at the Fontanels Championships at 295 (72-77-71-75) ... born on August 12, 1987 ... Econ major ... parents Eugeni and Isabel Serch ... one brother, Cristian and one sister, Sara.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 49 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers ben bellville 5-10 •Redshirt Freshman Granger, Ind. Penn H.S. 2008 (summer) Won the Indianapolis Amateur Championship with a 10-under total of 130 (66-64) ... finished 27th in the IGA Public Links Championship with a 154 (76-78) ... shot 159 (80-79) in the Indiana State Amateur Championships to place 63rd. 2007-08 (redshirt) Redshirt. 2007 (summer) Took home a 20th-place finish in the AJGA Junior Championship at Boyne Highlands with 222 (76-69-77) ... placed 24th in the AJGA Philadelphia Junior at 76-73-74 (223) ... 50th at the Indiana State Amateur Championship with a 303 (74-76-78- 75). prep/personal Placed seventh at the prestigious North/South Junior in 2006, held at Pinehurst, N.C., with rounds of 75-72-69 ... first alternate for the 2006 United States Golf Association (USGA) Junior Amateur after firing a 145 (72-73) in qualifying ... competed in five American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) tournaments during the summer of 2006 ... finished in 19th place at the Richmond Junior at Independence, wrapping up the tournament with a total of 219 (74-74-71) ... also saw time on the Plantations Junior Golf Tour (PGJT) in 2006 and earned medalist honors at the PJGT Kings Island Championship with a total of 147 (75-72) ... placed second at the PGJT Legends of Indiana Championship ... at Penn High School, Bellville was a member of the 2006 Northern Indiana Conference (NIC) champions as well as the 2006 regional champions ... a first team All-NIC honoree ... captured conference medalist honors STAT S in 2005 and finished second in 2006 ... sectional medalist in Yr rds str avg low low low best finish 2005, advanced to the state finals in 2004, 2005 and 2006 ... 18 36 54 born on November 11, 1988 ... Operations Management major ‘07-08 Redshirt ... the son of Mickey and Judy Bellville ... one sister, Kari. career

50 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf ren han 5-5 • Sophomore Shenzhen, China Charles E. London H.S. 2008 (summer) Placed 23rd in the Rice Planters Amateur with a three-under 285 (75-69-75-66) ... shot a 149 (74-75) in the Western Amateur Championship. 2007-08 (freshman) Competed in half the events (seven of 14) and posted a season average of 76.44 ... collected a top-five, top-10 and two top-25 finishes on the year ... totaled six rounds under 75, including a season-low 70 on three occasions ... tied for second at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate with a 217 (70-75-72) ... finished in a tie for 18th place with a 148 (78-70) at the adidas Hoosier Invitational ... camed in with a share of 43rd place at the Big Ten Championship with a 311 (78-76-77-80) ... made the lineup as the No. 5 player for the NCAA Central Regional, shooting rounds of 76, 85 and 82 (243). 2007 (summer) Placed 23rd in the Rice Planters Invitational with a 3-under par 285 (72-69-72-72) ... finished 33rd at the Pacific Northwest Amateur Championship at 147 (78-69) ... advanced to match play at the event before losing in the second round ... shot 148 (75-73) at the Western Amateur. prep/personal First Chinese-born athlete to play men’s collegiate golf in the U.S. ... moved to Richmond, British Columbia, in 2003, but retained his Chinese passport ... a 2005 American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) honorable mention All-American ... captured the 2005 Fidelity Investments Junior Classic with a tournament total of 216 (72-74-70) ... in 2006, placed second STAT S at the same event, firing a tournament-record 65 ... made the Yr rds str avg low low low best finish cut in the 2006 China PGA Midea Classic ... in his final year 18 36 54 living in China, had one win and three other top-three finishes ‘07-08 18 1,376 76.44 70 145 217 T2/Pinehurst I’collegiate in China’s four major junior tournaments ... born on July 22, Career 18 1,376 76.44 70 145 217 t2/Pinehurst I’collegiate 1988 ... Business major ... the son of Ting Tao Han and Jian Hua Xie. career

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 51 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers paul park 6-1 • Sophomore Wayne, N.J. Wayne Valley H.S. 2008 (summer) Finished 59th in the Rice Planters Amateur with a 299 (73-74- 76-76) ... carded a 305 (81-76-75-73) in the Monroe Invitational, placing 59th in the event. 2007-08 (freshman) Played 11 rounds in four tournaments, averaging 77.91 for the year ... fired a season-low 69 en route to a top-10 finish at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate, completing the event with a 223 (80-74-69) and a share of 10th place ... competed at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate and UNCG Bridgestone Classic in the fall, scoring 248 and 230, respectively ... also played in the adidas Hoosier Invitational, carding identical rounds of 78 for a total of 156 in the rain-shortened event. 2007 (summer) Advanced to the second round of the U.S. Open Qualifier, winning local qualifying in Pennsylvania with a 70 ... qualified for the USGA Public Links Championship by shooting 154 (77- 77) ... second alternate for the U.S. Amateur Championship. prep/personal The first New Jersey native in program history ... captured titles at the Future Collegians World Tour (FCWT) French Creek Open with a total of 143 (72-71) and the University of Florida Open with a 141 (70-71) ... finished 10th at the AJGA Fidelity Investments Junior at Trump National ... wrapped up the Southern Junior Championship in 18th place ... a two-time first team all-state honoree and three-time first team all-region selection, Park was the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) sectional champion in 2005 and 2006 ... also finished tied for second at the 2006 Bergen County STAT S Amateur Championship ... born on March 22, 1989 ... Finance Yr rds str avg low low low best finish major ... the son of Gun and Young Park ... one brother, Peter. 18 36 54 ‘07-08 11 857 77.91 69 154 223 T10/Pinehurst I’collegiate Career 11 857 77.91 69 154 223 T10/Pinehurst I’collegiate career

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DAVID ERDY 6-2 • Freshman Boonville, Ind. Castle H.S. tallied four top-10 finishes in FCWT events ... won the Evansville PREP/PERSONAL Courier and Press Men’s City Championship in 2007, shooting a 10- An Indiana all-state team member in 2007 and 2008 ... tied for 12th under to win by nine strokes with a score of 274 (63-69-73-69) ... place at the Indiana state championship individually in 2008 and tied for third at the 2008 AJGA Nationwide Memorial Tournament seventh in 2007 ... shot a 66 to become a 2008 SIAC medalist ... with a 220 (73-75-72) ... a medalist in the ‘07 Indiana Boys State an ‘07 regional medalist after firing a 68 ... named Most Valuable Championship stroke play (-1) and quarterfinalist in match play ... Athlete at Castle H.S. during senior season ... holds school record born on November 17, 1989 ... the son of Gary and Mary Erdy ... for lowest scoring average and lowest round score ... led his team to has a brother, Jason, and a sister, Megan ... intends to major in an ‘08 SIAC Team Championship ... a second team selection on the Psychology. Future Collegians World Tour (FCWT) 2007-08 All-America squad ...

CHase wright 5-10 • Freshman Muncie, Ind. Delta H.S. ... born on June 16, 1989 ... the son of Jay and Carmen Wright PREP/PERSONAL ... has a sister, Skyler ... intends to major in Sport Marketing and A four-time Indiana All-State squad member ... finished as the Management. Indiana state runner-up in both 2006 and 2008 ... notched a second place finish a the 2007 American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) Bluegrass Junior tournament with a 212 (73-69-70) ... carded a 212 at the Bluegrass in ‘06 as well, coming in at fifth place ... earned 2005 Rolex Junior All-America honorable mention ... won the AJGA Andover Open in 2005 with a 207 (68-70-69) ... shot rounds of 73 and 68 (141) at the 2005 AJGA Nike Junior, taking fourth place

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 53 men’s 08/09 golf hoosiers career scores DREW ALLENSPACH BRANDON (cont.) 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2006-07 Place 18 36 54 72 total Gopher Invitational T16 77 72 73 -- 222 Rich Harvest Farms Intercoll. T15 76 79 74 -- 229 Wolf Run Intercollegiate T29 73 74 76 -- 223 The Gopher Invitational T42 78 73 85 -- 236 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini T41 74 74 76 -- 225 VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout T12 72 73 69 -- 214 Windon Memorial Classic T27 74 76 67 -- 217 Wolf Run Intercollegiate T31 75 78 79 -- 232 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T23 76 72 71 -- 219 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T18 78 79 69 -- 226 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational T12 72 71 76 -- 219 The Landfall Tradition T43 78 78 81 -- 237 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T10 76 72 75 -- 223 GADO North Texas Classic T10 76 75 74 -- 225 adidas Hoosier Classic T6 75 70 -- -- 145 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T15 76 76 70 -- 226 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 5 72 72 75 -- 219 Boilermaker Invitational T4 74 74 -- -- 148 Boilermaker Invitational T32 77 69 73 -- 219 Kepler Intercollegiate T53 83 78 -- -- 161 Big Ten Championships T49 86 75 78 76 315 Fossum Spartan Invitational T28 76 71 72 -- 218 NCAA Central Regional T75 79 79 73 -- 230 Big Ten Championship T24 72 77 74 83 306 NCAA Championships T119 79 83 75 -- 237 Rounds: 35 • Strokes: 2,655 • Average: 75.86 Rounds: 39 • Strokes: 2,913 • Average: 74.69 2005-06 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2006-07 Place 18 36 54 72 total NCAA Central Regional Preview T77 78 81 78 -- 237 Rich Harvest Farms Intercoll. T58 80 83 82 -- 245 Wolverine Intercollegiate T50 74 71 76 -- 221 The Gopher Invitational T32 73 76 82 -- 231 Xavier Invitational T31 74 69 74 -- 217 VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout T15 74 72 69 -- 215 Santa Anita/NT Classic T13 76 68 75 -- 219 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 19 75 74 79 -- 228 Orange County National T55 75 77 74 -- 226 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T25 79 70 79 -- 228 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T34 75 77 -- -- 152 The Landfall Tradition T38 75 77 84 -- 236 Boilermaker Invitational T14 78 68 79 -- 225 GADO North Texas Classic T23 78 73 79 -- 230 Kepler Intercollegiate T1 67 74 74 -- 215 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T10 71 74 75 -- 220 Fossum/Spartan/Invitational T28 72 80 72 -- 224 Boilermaker Invitational T31 78 75 -- -- 153 Big Ten Championships 7 66 73 73 80 292 Kepler Intercollegiate T14 75 77 -- -- 152 NCAA East Regional T59 74 75 76 -- 225 Fossum Spartan Invitational T28 74 74 71 -- 219 Rounds: 33 • Strokes: 2,453 • Average: 74.33 Big Ten Championship 20 73 78 75 78 304 Rounds: 35 • Strokes: 2,661 • Average: 76.03 JORGE CAMPILLO 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2005-06 Place 18 36 54 72 total Inverness Intercollegiate T44 69 75 82 -- 226 NCAA Central Regional Preview T22 73 71 77 -- 221 Gopher Invitational T16 72 71 79 -- 222 Gopher Invitational T28 76 82 72 -- 230 Wolf Run Intercollegiate T5 69 76 70 -- 215 Wolverine Intercollegiate T26 71 72 73 -- 216 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini 2 69 67 68 -- 204 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T18 72 70 77 -- 219 Windon Memorial Classic T7 69 74 68 -- 211 Xavier Invitational T23 69 71 76 -- 216 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T18 75 72 71 -- 218 Santa Anita/NT Classic T24 76 73 76 -- 225 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational T38 76 78 72 -- 226 Orange County National T25 73 72 73 -- 218 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T5 71 74 73 -- 218 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T11 71 77 -- -- 148 adidas Hoosier Classic T12 76 71 -- -- 147 Boilermaker Invitational T2 75 71 74 -- 220 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 1 72 66 74 -- 212 Kepler Intercollegiate T16 74 74 78 -- 226 Boilermaker Invitational 1 63 68 70 -- 201 Fossum/Spartan Invitational T4 72 70 73 -- 215 Big Ten Championships 1 69 71 71 67 278 Big Ten Championships 33 70 76 74 85 305 NCAA Central Regional T5 71 73 73 -- 217 NCAA East Regional T110 82 76 75 -- 233 NCAA Championships T2 75 70 72 72 289 Rounds: 39 • Strokes: 2,892 • Average: 74.15 Rounds: 43 • Strokes: 3,084 • Average: 71.72

SETH BRANDON 2006-07 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total Rich Harvest Farms Intercoll. T3 74 76 74 -- 224 Inverness Intercollegiate T5 71 73 70 -- 214 The Gopher Invitational T5 72 73 75 -- 220 Gopher Invitational T40 74 78 80 -- 232 VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout T3 68 70 68 -- 206 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 2 68 69 75 -- 212 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 6 69 73 76 -- 218 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini T18 71 76 73 -- 220 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T5 75 76 73 -- 224 Windon Memorial Classic T10 69 71 72 -- 217 The Landfall Tradition T9 79 75 70 -- 224 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T11 74 72 70 -- 216 GADO North Texas Classic T1 73 68 73 -- 214 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational T56 77 77 75 -- 229 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 1 73 67 73 -- 213 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 1 69 75 72 -- 216 Boilermaker Invitational T22 76 75 -- -- 151 adidas Hoosier Classic T43 78 74 -- -- 152 Kepler Intercollegiate T18 76 77 -- -- 153 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic T34 78 2 80 -- 230 Fossum Spartan Invitational T33 78 71 71 -- 220 Boilermaker Invitational T17 72 70 74 -- 216 Big Ten Championship T12 78 72 75 76 301 Big Ten Championships T22 77 75 75 75 302 NCAA Central Regional T72 82 76 77 -- 235 NCAA Central Regional T33 77 72 76 -- 225 Rounds: 38 • Strokes: 2,803 • Average: 73.76 NCAA Championships T82 78 79 75 -- 232 Rounds: 42 • Strokes: 3,108 • Average: 74.00

54 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s hoosiers golf career scores CAMPILLO (cont.) PAUL PARK 2005-06 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total NCAA Central Regional Preview T15 75 71 72 -- 218 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 78 82 82 84 -- 248 Gopher Invitational T14 73 75 73 -- 221 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T69 81 75 74 -- 230 Wolverine Intercollegiate T22 70 68 77 -- 215 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T10 80 74 69 -- 223 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T42 75 80 69 -- 224 adidas Hoosier Classic T67 78 78 -- -- 156 Xavier Invitational T19 72 71 72 -- 215 Rounds: 11 • Strokes: 857 • Average: 77.91 Santa Anita/NT Classic 2 74 69 68 -- 211 Orange County National T6 70 68 74 -- 212 BRANDON PIKE Pinehurst Intercollegiate T13 73 76 -- -- 149 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total Boilermaker Invitational 1 74 70 68 -- 212 adidas Hoosier Classic T36 78 73 -- -- 151 Kepler Intercollegiate T3 73 70 74 -- 217 Rounds: 2 • Strokes: 151 • Average: 75.50 Fossum/Spartan/Invitational T26 76 69 78 -- 223 Big Ten Championships T24 77 72 71 81 301 2006-07 Place 18 36 54 72 total NCAA East Regional 10 71 78 67 -- 216 Rich Harvest Farms Intercoll. T30 78 80 77 -- 235 Rounds: 39 • Strokes: 2,834 • Average: 72.67 The Gopher Invitational T47 84 73 81 -- 238 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T29 77 76 73 -- 226 REN HAN Boilermaker Invitational 78 83 84 -- -- 167 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total Big Ten Championship T44 81 78 79 76 314 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational T67 83 77 74 -- 234 Rounds: 15 • Strokes: 1,180 • Average: 78.67 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T2 70 75 72 -- 217 adidas Hoosier Classic T18 78 70 -- -- 148 2005-06 Place 18 36 54 72 total UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic DQ 78 DQ 77 -- DQ Wolverine Intercollegiate T63 79 75 70 -- 224 Boilermaker Invitational T54 76 70 77 -- 223 Xavier Invitational T70 77 77 73 -- 227 Big Ten Championships T43 78 76 77 80 311 Orange County National T64 77 76 75 -- 228 NCAA Central Regional T133 76 85 82 -- 243 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T69 75 82 -- -- 157 Rounds: 18 • Strokes: 1,376 • Average: 76.44 Rounds: 11 • Strokes: 836 • Average: 76.00 ALEX MARTIN ERIC SERCH 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total 2007-08 Place 18 36 54 72 total Inverness Intercollegiate T22 74 75 73 -- 222 Windon Memorial Classic T43 74 76 73 -- 223 Gopher Invitational T16 74 75 73 -- 222 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T60 80 78 74 -- 232 Wolf Run Intercollegiate T24 77 70 75 -- 222 adidas Hoosier Invitational T43 72 80 -- -- 152 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini T28 73 73 76 -- 222 Rounds: 8 • Strokes: 607 • Average: 75.88 Windon Memorial Classic T16 72 72 71 -- 217 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T29 73 75 73 -- 221 * - indicates golfer competed as an individual John Hayt Collegiate Invitational T67 77 76 81 -- 234 Pinehurst Intercollegiate T10 82 71 70 -- 223 adidas Hoosier Classic T30 77 73 -- -- 150 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic T12 72 76 75 -- 223 Boilermaker Invitational T32 76 69 74 -- 219 Big Ten Championships T19 73 74 70 84 301 NCAA Central Regional T89 76 74 82 -- 232 NCAA Championships T100 81 78 75 -- 234 Rounds: 42 • Strokes: 3,140 • Average: 74.76

2006-07 Place 18 36 54 72 total VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout T51 77 73 76 -- 226 *Wolf Run Intercollegiate T24 78 78 74 -- 230 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge T55 80 79 81 -- 240 The Landfall Tradition T35 76 75 83 -- 234 GADO North Texas Classic 44 81 82 82 -- 245 *Pinehurst Intercollegiate T18 75 73 75 -- 223 Boilermaker Invitational T56 80 77 -- -- 157 Kepler Intercollegiate T61 82 80 -- -- 162 Fossum Spartan Invitational T21 72 71 74 -- 217 Big Ten Championship T34 76 76 76 81 309 Rounds: 29 • Strokes: 2,243 • Average: 77.34

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DREW ALLENSPACH BEN BELLVILLE SETH BRANDON JORGE CAMPILLO 5-11 • Senior 5-10 • RS-Freshman 6-1 • Senior 6-1 • Senior Sugar Land, Texas Granger, Ind. Dalton, Ga. Caceres, Spain Fort Bend Elkins H.S. Penn H.S. The Baylor School La Asuncion H.S.

DAVID ERDY ANDREW FRANDSEN REN HAN ALEX MARTIN 6-2 • Freshman 6-1 • Freshman 5-5 • Sophomore 6-0 • Junior Boonville, Ind. Lebanon, Ind. Shenzhen, China Middletown, Ohio Castle H.S. Lebanan H.S. Charles E. London H.S. St. Xavier H.S.

PAUL PARK BRANDON PIKE ERIC SERCH CHASE WRIGHT 6-1 • Sophomore 6-0 • Senior 6-0 • RS-Junior 6-2 • Freshman Wayne, N.J. LaFontaine, Ind. Barcelona, Spain Muncie, Ind. Wayne Valley H.S. Huntington North H.S. Frederic Mistra H.S. Delta H.S.

56 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 men’s REVIEW golf 2007-08 Season-IN-review NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP BERTH HOME AWAY FROM HOME Indiana earned its fourth posteason berth in For the second straight season, IU captured 2007-08 LEADERS the last five seasons when they competed team and individual titles at the Pinehurst in the NCAA Central Regional. The Hoosiers Intercollegiate. All five Hoosiers in the STROKE AVERAGE finished 10th place at the Regional, staving lineup and one individual finished in the top 1. Jorge Campillo...... 71.72 off Tennessee by one stroke to gain entry 10, and the team cruised to a dominating 24- 2. Seth Brandon...... 74.00 into the finals. shot victory in the 19-team field. Brandon’s 3. Drew Allenspach...... 74.69 even-par 216 put him atop the leaderboard In their first trip to the NCAA Championship at the end of the weekend, just one shot BEST FINISH since 1996, the Cream and Crimson shot a ahead of a three-man group at 217 that 1. Jorge Campillo...... 1st (3x) three-round score of 920 to finish 21st in included his teammate, true freshman Ren Seth Brandon...... 1st (1x) the country. Individually, Jorge Campillo Han. 3. Santiago Quirarte...... 2nd put together one of the greatest showings Ren Han...... T-2nd in Hoosier history. Campillo tied for second TAMING THE TIGER CLASSIC TOP-FIVE FINISHES place at the ‘08 NCAA Championship after Facing difficult weather conditions and 1. Jorge Campillo...... 7 carding a 289 (75-70-72-72). holding off a hard-charging Kansas State 2. Seth Brandon...... 3 team, the Hoosiers picked up their second 3. Allenspach / Han / Quirarte...... 1 BIG-TIME SUCCESS IN THE BIG TEN team title of 2008 with a five-shot victory Jorge Campillo pulled off the Big Ten’s at the UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic. TOP-TEN FINISHES “triple crown” last season. The Caceres, Indiana closed the tournament at 881 (294- 1. Jorge Campillo...... 8 Spain native won the Big Ten Championship, 286-301). Campillo’s medlalist effort, a four- 2. Seth Brandon...... 4 Big Ten Player of the Year and Les Bolstad under par 212, paced the field and led IU 3. Drew Allenspach...... 3 Award, given to the Big Ten golfer with to Head Coach Mike Mayer’s 12th career the lowest season stroke average. Fellow team championship. TOP-25 FINISHES junior Seth Brandon was also recognized 1. Jorge Campillo...... 11 by the conference, garnering second team MAYER WINS REGIONAL COACH 2. Seth Brandon...... 8 All-Big Ten honors. OF THE YEAR AWARD 3. Alex Martin...... 7 Mayer was named Division I Eaton Golf Pride NOT FOOLING AROUND IN APRIL Regional Coach of the Year for the Midwest BEST 18 HOLES Campillo’s successful title run at the Big in 2008. This is not the first regional coach 1. Jorge Campillo...... 63 Ten Championship a year ago capped off of the year honor for Mayer, however, as 2. Drew Allenspach...... 67 a three-week stretch in April that included he earned the award in 2006 after leading 3. Seth Brandon...... 68 three tournament crowns, winning back- the Hoosiers to their third-straight NCAA to-back-to-back events. Prior to Big Tens, Regional appearance. BEST 36 HOLES Campillo also posted the top individual score 1. Jorge Campillo...... 131 at the UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic and INTERNATIONAL PLAY 2. Seth Brandon...... 137 the Boilermaker Invitational. Campillo, a native of Spain, led Team Europe 3. Santiago Quirarte...... 141 to a 14-10 victory in the 2008 Palmer Cup. ACADEMIC ALLENSPACH The Palmer Cup is an annual eight-man BEST 54 HOLES In 2008, Drew Allenspach hit the books in team golf competition between American 1. Jorge Campillo...... 201 the classroom as hard as he hit his drives on and European collegiate golfers. Campillo 2. Seth Brandon...... 212 the course a year. Allenspach, who carries played in the ‘07 Palmer Cup as well, joining 3. Alex Martin...... 215 a perfect 4.0 GPA and is an Accounting and Jeff Overton (2005) as IU representatives in Finance major was named to the Academic the international competition. ROUND UNDER 75 All-America team by ESPN The Magazine. 1. Jorge Campillo...... 33 Cleveland Golf also noticed Allenspach’s ALl-AMERICAN CAMPILLO 2. Seth Brandon...... 29 work on and off the course, honoring him Campillo’s impressive resume earned him 3. Alex Martin...... 28 as an All-America Scholar. first team All-America honors. He became the first Hoosier named to the All-America team since Jeff Overton in 2005.

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2007-08 Indiana Season Statistics Date Tournament IU/Teams Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Rd. 4 Total Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 6th/16 285 294 302 -- 881 Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational T-4th/12 297 295 299 -- 891 Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 3rd/15 287 286 296 -- 869 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational 3rd/12 287 291 292 -- 870 Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 3rd/13 284 293 278 -- 855 Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic T-6th/15 298 291 285 -- 874 Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 12th/15 302 301 297 -- 900 Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 1st/19 286 292 287 -- 865 Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 4th/17 306 284 -- -- 590 Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 1st/11 294 286 301 -- 881 Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational T-3rd/14 287 276 291 -- 854 Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 4th/11 297 295 293 298 1,183 May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 10th/27 300 297 304 -- 901 May 28-31 NCAA Championships 21st/30 313 310 297 -- 920

75 & Best Best Best Best Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Below 18 36 54 Finish Jorge Campillo 43 3,084 71.72 33 63 131 201 1st (3x) Seth Brandon 42 3,108 74.00 29 68 137 212 1st Drew Allenspach 39 2,913 74.69 24 67 143 217 5th Alex Martin 42 3,140 74.76 28 69 144 215 T-10th Brandon Pike 2 151 75.50 1 73 151 -- T-36th Eric Serch 8 607 75.88 4 72 150 223 T-43rd Tad Sacheck 11 836 76.00 5 71 142 224 T-22nd Ren Han 18 1,376 76.44 6 70 145 217 T-2nd Santiago Quirarte 17 1,316 77.41 4 69 141 230 2nd Paul Park 11 857 77.91 4 69 154 223 T-10th

Drew Allenspach (Sugar Land, Texas - Fort Bend Elkins H.S.) Ren Han (cont.) Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational 77 72 73 -- 222 (T-16th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 78 DQ 77 -- DQ Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 73 74 76 -- 223 (T-29th) Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational 76 70 77 -- 223 (T-54th) Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. 74 74 76 -- 225 (T-41st) Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 78 76 77 80 311 (T-43rd) Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 74 76 67 -- 217 (T-27th) May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 76 85 82 -- 243 (T-13rd) Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic 76 72 71 -- 219 (T-23rd) Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 72 71 76 -- 219 (T-12th) Alex Martin (Middletown, Ohio - St. Exavier H.S.) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 76 72 75 -- 223 (T-10th) Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 74 75 73 -- 222 (T-22nd) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 75 70 -- -- 145 (T-6th) Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational 74 75 73 -- 222 (T-16th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 72 72 75 -- 219 (5th) Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 77 70 75 -- 222 (T-24th) Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational 77 69 73 -- 219 (T-32nd) Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. 73 73 76 -- 222 (T-28th) Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 86 75 78 76 315 (T-49th) Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 72 72 71 -- 217 (T-16th) May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 79 79 73 -- 230 (T-75th) Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic 73 75 73 -- 221 (T-29th) May 28-31 NCAA Championships 79 83 75 -- 237 (T-11th) Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 77 76 81 -- 234 (T-67th) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 82 71 70 -- 223 (T-10th) Seth Brandon (Dalton, Ga. - The Baylor School H.S.) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 77 73 -- -- 150 (T-30th) Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 71 73 70 -- 214 (T-5th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 72 76 75 -- 223 (T-12th) Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational 74 78 80 -- 232 (T-40th) Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational 76 69 74 -- 219 (T-32nd) Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 68 69 75 -- 212 (2nd) Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 73 74 70 84 301 (T-19th) Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. 71 76 73 -- 220 (T-18th) May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 76 74 82 -- 232 (T-89th) Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 69 71 72 -- 217 (T-10th) May 28-31 NCAA Championships 81 78 75 -- 234 (T-10th) Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic 74 72 70 -- 216 (T-11th) Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 77 77 75 -- 229 (T-56th) Paul Park (Wayne, N.J. - Wayne Valley H.S.) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 69 75 72 -- 216 (1st) Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 82 82 84 -- 248 (78th) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 78 74 -- -- 152 (T-43rd) Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic 81 75 74 -- 230 (T-69th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 78 72 80 -- 230 (T-34th) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 80 74 69 -- 223 (T-10th) Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational 72 70 74 -- 216 (T-17th) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 78 78 -- -- 156 (T-67th) Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 77 75 75 75 302 (T-22nd) May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 77 72 76 -- 225 (T-33rd) Brandon Pike (Lafontaine, Ind. - Huntington North H.S.) May 28-31 NCAA Championships 78 79 75 -- 232 (T-82nd) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 78 73 -- -- 151 (T-36th)

Jorge Campillo (Caceres, Spain - La Asuncion H.S.) Santiago Quirarte (Queretaro, Mexico - John F. Kennedy H.S.) Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 69 75 82 -- 226 (T-44th) Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 78 76 77 -- 231 (T-63rd) Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational 72 71 79 -- 222 (T-16th) Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. 76 79 75 -- 230 (52nd) Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 69 76 70 -- 215 (T-5th) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 78 76 77 -- 231 (T-52nd) Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. 69 67 68 -- 204 (2nd) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 73 69 -- -- 142 (2nd) Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 69 74 68 -- 211 (T-7th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 79 78 75 -- 232 (T-40th) Oct. 29-30 UNCG Bridgestone Classic 75 72 71 -- 218 (T-18th) May 28-31 NCAA Championships 83 84 83 -- 250 (151st) Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 76 78 72 -- 226 (T-38th) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 71 74 73 -- 218 (T-5th) Tad Sacheck (Zionsville, Ind. - Zionsville H.S.) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 76 71 -- -- 147 (T-12th) Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate 71 71 82 -- 224 (T-30th) Apr. 7-8 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic 72 6 74 -- 212 (1st) Sept. 15-16 Gopher Invitational 84 77 74 -- 235 (T-50th) Apr. 19-20 Boilermaker Invitational 63 68 70 -- 201 (1st) Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 78 73 77 -- 228 (T-50th) Apr. 25-27 Big Ten Championships 69 71 71 67 278 (1st) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 72 77 -- -- 149 (T-22nd) May 15-17 NCAA Central Regional 71 73 73 -- 217 (T-5th) May 28-31 NCAA Championships 75 70 72 72 289 (T-2nd) Eric Serch (Barcelona, Spain - Frederic Mistra) Oct. 7-8 Windon Memorial Classic 74 76 73 -- 223 (T-43rd) Ren Han (Shenzhen, China - Charles E. London H.S.) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 80 78 74 -- 232 (T-60th) Feb. 17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational 83 77 74 -- 234 (T-67th) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 72 80 -- -- 152 (T-43rd) Mar. 16-18 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 70 75 72 -- 217 (T-2nd) Mar. 29-30 adidas Hoosier Invitational 78 70 -- -- 148 (T-18th)

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Inverness Intercollegiate Pinehurst Intercollegiate (cont.) Inverness Club • Toledo, Ohio • Sept. 10-11, 2007 Alex Martin (T-10th) 82 71 70 223 18 36 54 Total Drew Allenspach (T-10th) 76 72 75 223 INDIANA (6th/16) 285 294 302 881 *Paul Park (T-10th) 80 74 69 223 Seth Brandon (T-5th) 71 73 70 214 *Santiago Quirarte (T-52nd) 78 76 77 231 Alex Martin (T-22nd) 74 75 73 222 *Eric Serch (T-60th) 80 78 74 232 Tad Sacheck (T-30th) 71 71 82 224 Jorge Campillo (T-44th) 69 75 82 226 Santiago Quirarte (T-63rd) 78 76 77 231 adidas Hoosier Invitational IU Golf Course • Bloomington, Ind. • March 29-30, 2008 Gopher invitational 18 36 54 Total Spring Hill Golf Club • Orono, Minn. • Sept. 15-16, 2007 INDIANA (4th/17) 306 284 -- 590 18 36 54 Total Drew Allenspach (T-6th) 75 70 -- 145 INDIANA (T-4th/12) 297 295 299 891 Jorge Campillo (T-12th) 76 71 -- 147 Drew Allenspach (T-16th) 77 72 73 222 Ren Han (T-18th) 78 70 -- 148 Jorge Campillo (T-16th) 72 71 79 222 Alex Martin (T-30th) 77 73 -- 150 Alex Martin (T-16th) 74 75 73 222 Seth Brandon (T-43rd) 78 74 -- 152 Seth Brandon (T-40th) 74 78 80 232 *Santiago Quirarte (2nd) 73 69 -- 142 Tad Sacheck (T-50th) 84 77 74 235 *Tad Sacheck (T-22nd) 72 77 -- 149 *Brandon Pike (T-36th) 78 73 -- 151 Wolf Run Intercollegiate *Eric Serch (T-43rd) 72 80 -- 152 Wolf Run Golf Club • Zionsville, Ind. • Sept. 22-23, 2007 *Paul Park (T-67th) 78 78 -- 156 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (3rd/15) 287 286 296 869 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger Classic Seth Brandon (2nd) 68 69 75 212 The Club at Old Hawthorne • Columbia, Mo. • April 7-8, 2008 Jorge Campillo (T-5th) 69 76 70 215 18 36 54 Total Alex Martin (T-24th) 77 70 75 222 INDIANA (1st/11) 294 286 301 881 Drew Allenspach (T-29th) 73 74 76 223 Jorge Campillo (1st) 72 66 74 212 Tad Sacheck (T-50th) 78 73 77 228 Drew Allenspach (5th) 72 72 75 219 *Paul Park (78th) 82 82 84 248 Alex Martin (T-12th) 72 76 75 223 Seth Brandon (T-28th) 78 72 80 239 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational Ren Han (DQ) 78 DQ 77 N/A Olympia Fields Country Club • Chicago, Ill. • Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2007 *Santiago Quirarte (T-40th) 79 78 75 232 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (3rd/12) 287 291 292 870 Boilermaker Invitational Jorge Campillo (2nd) 69 67 68 204 Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex • West Lafayette, Ind. • April 19-20, 2008 Seth Brandon (T-18th) 71 76 73 220 18 36 54 Total Alex Martin (T-28th) 73 73 76 222 INDIANA (T-3rd/14) 287 276 291 854 Drew Allenspach (T-41st) 74 75 76 225 Jorge Campillo (1st) 63 68 70 201 Santiago Quirarte (52nd) 76 79 75 230 Seth Brandon (T-17th) 72 70 74 216 Alex Martin (T-32nd) 76 69 74 219 Windon Memorial Classic Drew Allenspach (T-32nd) 77 69 73 219 Lake Shore Country Club • Glencoe, Ill. • Oct. 7-8, 2007 Ren Han (T-54th) 76 70 77 223 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (3rd/13th) 284 293 278 855 Big Ten Championships Jorge Campillo (T-7th) 69 74 68 211 Forest Akers West Course • East Lansing, Mich. • April 25-27, 2008 Seth Brandon (T-10th) 69 71 72 212 18 36 54 72 Total Alex Martin (T-16th) 72 72 71 215 INDIANA (4th/11) 297 295 293 298 1,183 Drew Allenspach (T-27th) 74 76 67 217 Jorge Campillo (1st) 69 71 71 67 278 Eric Serch (T-43rd) 74 76 73 223 Alex Martin (T-19th) 73 74 70 84 301 Seth Brandon (T-22nd) 77 75 75 75 302 UNCG Bridgestone Classic Ren Han (T-43rd) 78 76 77 80 311 Forest Oaks Country Club • Greensboro, N.C. • Oct. 29-30, 2007 Drew Allenspach (T-49th) 86 75 78 76 315 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (T-6th/15) 298 291 285 874 NCAA Central Regional Seth Brandon (T-11th) 74 72 70 216 Ohio State Scarlet Course • Columbus, Ohio • May 15-17, 2008 Jorge Campillo (T-18th) 75 72 71 218 18 36 54 Total Drew Allenspach (T-23rd) 76 72 71 219 INDIANA (10th/27) 300 297 304 901 Alex Martin (T-29th) 73 75 73 221 Jorge Campillo (T-5th) 71 73 73 217 Paul Park (T-69th) 81 75 74 230 Seth Brandon (T-33rd) 77 72 76 225 Drew Allenspach (T-75th) 79 78 73 230 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Alex Martin (T-89th) 76 74 82 232 Sawgrass Country Club • Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. • Feb. 17-19, 2008 Ren Han (T-133rd) 76 85 82 243 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (12th/15) 302 301 297 900 NCAA Championships Drew Allenspach (T-12th) 72 71 76 219 Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex • West Lafayette, Ind. • May 28-31, 2008 Jorge Campillo (T-38th) 76 78 72 226 18 36 54 72 Total Seth Brandon (T-56th) 77 77 75 229 INDIANA (21st/30) 313 310 297 -- 920 Ren Han (T-67th) 83 77 74 234 Jorge Campillo (T-2nd) 73 70 72 *72 289 Alex Martin (T-67th) 77 76 81 234 Seth Brandon (T-82nd) 78 79 75 -- 232 Alex Martin (T-100th) 81 78 75 -- 234 Pinehurst Intercollegiate Drew Allenspach (T-119th) 79 83 75 -- 237 Pinehurst Country Club • Pinehurst, N.C. • March 16-18, 2008 Santiago Quirarte (151st) 83 84 83 -- 250 18 36 54 Total INDIANA (1st/19) 286 292 287 865 *played as an individual Seth Brandon (1st) 69 75 72 216 Ren Han (T-2nd) 70 75 72 217 Jorge Campillo (T-5th) 71 74 73 218

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RON ROYER BYRON COMSTOCK

1959 Third Team 1964 Second Team 1958-1960 1962-1964 Crawfordsville, Ind. Sioux Falls, S.D.

Ron Royer became the first Indiana men’s golfer selected as an All- Indiana’s second All-American, Byron Comstock earned second team American, garnering a spot on the third team in 1959. The 1958 Indiana honors in 1964. As a sophomore in 1962, Comstock helped the Hoosiers State Junior Champion qualified for match play at the NCAAs in 1958 to their first Big Ten Championship. He placed 10th in the event with a 301 and 1959. Royer was the top Hoosier finisher at the three Big Ten (72-72-79-78). In his senior campaign, Comstock scored for the Hoosiers Championships in which he competed. In 1958, he finished in sixth place in many dual matches over the 1964 season. In each of his three varsity with 301. The following season he finished second in the conference, seasons with the Hoosiers, Comstock was the team’s second-leading shooting a 307 and leading the team to a third-place finish in the league. In scorer. 1960, Royer entered the final round in the top three before finishing sixth with a three-round total of 299. Royer led the team with a 75.00 scoring Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low average in 1957-58. The team finished second in the Big Ten and 13th in the 1961-62 17 1,284 75.53 72 NCAA Tournament. In his final season, Royer led the Hoosiers, playing in 1962-63 13 1,001 77.00 72 11 rounds and recording a career-best scoring average of 74.73. Success 1963-64 17 1,287 75.71 70 also followed Royer after his collegiate career as he won the Indiana State Career 47 3,572 76.00 70 Amateur Championship in 1969.

Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1957-58 18 1,350 75.00 70 1958-59 21 1,600 76.19 69 1959-60 11 822 74.73 69 Career 50 3,772 75.44 69

STEVE CISCO WAYNE McDONALD

1968 Honorable Mention 1969-70 First Team 1967-69 1968-1970 Evanston, Ill. Port Credit, Ontario

Steve Cisco was named honorable mention All-America after the 1968 Wayne McDonald earned first team accolades in 1969 and 1970, after season. In 1968, he finished second at the Big Ten Championships with placing second and ninth, respectively, at the NCAAs. His second-place a 295, leading the Hoosiers to their second conference title. Cisco also tie at the 1969 NCAA Tournament tied for the best individual performance captured a spot on the All-Big Ten team. As a senior, he qualified for the in Hoosier history. McDonald was a member of Big Ten Championship title NCAA Tournament and tied for 83rd, shooting a 321. In 1969, the team teams in both 1968 and 1970. He placed seventh at the 1969 Big Ten meet finished 11th at the NCAA Championships. Cisco was the second-leading and second in 1970. McDonald also earned All-Big Ten honors in 1970. scorer on the team in 1967-68 with a 75.21 average. He led the team in number of rounds played in each of his three seasons. Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1967-68 19 1,461 76.89 72 Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1968-69 19.5 1,474 75.59 68 1966-67 17 1,356 79.76 71 1969-70 22.5 1,708 75.91 72 1967-68 19 1,429 75.21 69 Career 61 4,643 76.11 68 1968-69 19.5 1,529 78.41 73 Career 55.5 4,314 77.73 69

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DON PADGETT GARY BIDDINGER

1969 Second Team 1973 Third Team 1970 Honorable Mention 1974-75 Honorable Mention 1969-1970 1972-1975 Akron, Ohio Westport, Ind.

Don Padgett earned national recognition after being named second team A three-time All-American, Gary Biddinger earned third-team honors in 1973 All-America in 1969 and receiving honorable mention All-America honors and followed with two consecutive honorable mention selections in 1974 in 1970. Padgett placed first at the Big Ten Championship in 1969 after and 1975. Biddinger was a member of three straight Big Ten Championship shooting a 269. He qualified for the 1969 NCAA Tournament and finished teams from 1973-75. He tied Hoosier teammate Bob Ackerman for medalist tied for 45th with a 313. In 1970, Padgett tied for 28th at the NCAAs with a honors at the 1975 league championship, just the second time in league 297. After winning the Big Ten Individual Championship, Padgett was an history teammates have accomplished the feat. Biddinger finished 20th at All-Big Ten selection in 1969. He led the team in scoring average (75.51) in the 1975 NCAA Tournament to help IU to a share of eighth place. 1968-69 and was second on the team with a 76.58 scoring average in 1969- 70. Padgett’s 22.5 rounds played his final season led the team. Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1971-72 17 1,274 74.94 70 Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1972-73 23 1,717 74.65 71 1968-69 18.5 1,398 75.51 67 1973-74 26 1,964 75.54 71 1969-70 22.5 1,723 76.58 70 1974-75 28 2,097 74.89 70 Career 41 3,121 76.12 67 Career 94 7,052 75.02 70

KEVIN PROCTOR KELLY ROBERTS

1973 Honorable Mention 1974 Second Team 1970-73 1975 First Team Bowling Green, Ky. 1972-1975 London, Ontario

Kelly Roberts earned first-team All-America honors in 1975 after capturing Kevin Proctor earned honorable mention All-America honors in 1973 after second-team accolades in 1974. Roberts placed second at the Big Ten leading the Hoosiers with a 74.26 stroke average. Proctor placed eighth in Championship in 1974 as well. A member of three straight Big Ten the 1970 Big Ten Championship, helping the team capture the conference Championship teams, Roberts earned All-Big Ten honors from 1973-75. He title. He qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 1970, 1972 and 1973. Proctor shot a round of 67 at the Schenkel Invitational in 1975. Roberts also boasts tied for 51st in the 1972 NCAAs. He grabbed a spot on the 1973 All-Big Ten IU’s seventh-lowest three-round score with a 208 in 1975, and the fifth- team. The team appeared in three NCAA Tournaments during his four-year lowest four-round mark of 283 at the Northern Intercollegiate in 1974. career, finishing 12th twice. Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1971-72 14 1,047 74.79 69 1969-70 17.5 1,380 78.86 72 1972-73 23 1,718 74.70 68 1970-71 23 1,759 76.48 72 1973-74 28 2,084 74.43 69 1971-72 19 1,447 76.16 67 1974-75 28 2,079 74.25 67 1972-73 23 1,708 74.26 70 Career 93 6,928 74.49 67 Career 82.5 6,294 76.29 67

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BOB ACKERMAN ROB JACKSON

1975 Second Team 1975-76 Honorable Mention 1973-1975 1977 Third Team Bridgeman, Mich. 1974-1977 Montreal, Quebec

Bob Ackerman was a second team All-America honoree in 1975. The Rob Jackson was named honorable mention All-America in 1975 and 1976 Bridgeman, Mich., native was a member of three straight Big Ten and earned a spot on the third team in 1977. His 73.13 scoring average Championship teams from 1973-75. He tied Hoosier teammate Gary in 1976 ranks 113th on Indiana’s all-time list. Jackson owns the seventh- Biddinger for medalist honors at the 1975 league championship, just the lowest freshman scoring average (74.64) in Indiana history. His 74.05 career second time in league history teammates have accomplished the feat. average ranks fifth in school history. Jackson’s second-place finish at the Ackerman, who earned All-Big Ten honors in 1975, finished 14th at the 1975 Big Ten Championships helped guide the Hoosiers to a league title. 1975 NCAA Tournament to help IU to a share of eighth place. He finished third at the 1975 and 1976 Big Ten Championships. He qualified for the NCAA Tournament as a sophomore, junior and senior. He was an Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low All-Big Ten selection from 1974-1976 and was awarded the Big Ten Les 1972-73 23 1,758 76.43 71 Bolstad Award for low season stroke average in 1975 with a 73.50 average. 1973-74 24 1,792 74.67 70 During his four seasons, the Hoosiers won two Big Ten Championships 1974-75 28 2,094 74.79 70 (1974 and 1975) and finished second twice. Career 75 5,644 75.25 70 Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1973-74 28 2,090 74.64 69 1974-75 28 2,076 74.14 65 1975-76 24 1,755 73.13 68 1976-77 29 2,159 74.45 68 Career 109 8,080 74.05 65

TIM KORESSEL SHAUN MICHEEL

1983 Honorable Mention 1991 First Team 1982-83 1988-1991 Tell City, Ind. Cordova, Tenn.

Tim Koressel was an honorable mention All-American in 1983 after leading The 2003 PGA champion and current member of the PGA Tour, Shaun the Hoosiers with a 74.32 stroke average in 25 rounds. He topped the team Micheel earned first team All-America honors after becoming IU’s sixth in scoring average each season from 1981-1983. Koressel placed fourth at Big Ten medalist while leading IU to its seventh Big Ten Championship title the 1981 Big Ten Championships, fifth in 1982 and second in 1983, guiding in 1991. Micheel shot the league’s third-lowest winning individual score the Hoosiers to three consecutive second-place finishes. He was named for 72 holes with a 276. He also was named Big Ten Player of the Year in to the All-Big Ten team in 1982 and 1983. Koressel was an NCAA qualifier 1991. A year prior, Micheel earned NCAA All-District IV honors. A two- in 1982. In 1982, he led the team to an NCAA appearance, where the team time all-conference selection, Micheel became the second Hoosier to win finished in 30th place. He led the Hoosiers playing 20 tournaments in 1981- the Big Ten’s Les Bolstad Award for low stroke average (72.08) in 1991. A 82 and 25 rounds in 1982-83. two-time Balfour Award honoree at Indiana University, Micheel also was a Jake Gimbel Award winner. Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1980-81 20 1,488 74.40 68 Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1981-82 20 1,496 74.80 66 1987-88 26 1,965 75.58 68 1982-83 25 1,858 74.32 68 1988-89 31.5 2,370 75.24 70 Career 65 4,842 74.49 66 1989-90 38 2,844 74.84 68 1990-91 39 2,811 72.08 67 Career 134.5 9,990 74.28 67

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RANDY LEEN JEFF OVERTON

1997 First Team 2004-05 Second Team 1998 Second Team 2002-2005 1995-1998 Evansville, Ind. Dayton, Ohio

Randy Leen earned first team All-America honors in 1997, and second Jeff Overton completed his career as one of the most storied golfers in team laurels in 1998. Leen, a three-time Big Ten Player of the Year as well the history of Indiana golf with second team All-America accolades in as all-conference selection, also was a U.S. Amateur semifinalist and 2004 and 2005. He is the only Hoosier golfer to ever card a single-season Walker Cup participant in 1997. A year prior, he was the low amateur in scoring average under 70 with 69.97 in 2004-05, and his career average the 1996 U. S. Open. Leen was invited to play in the Open as an alternate of 71.72 bested Randy Leen’s 73.49 mark for the top spot in school history. after Fred Couples withdrew with a back injury. His highest NCAA finish Overton won eight career tournaments, including Big Ten medalist honors was 10th place at the 1997 Championships. That same year, Leen’s 72.02 in 2005. For the second straight year, the Evansville, Ind., native was named scoring average set a then-IU record, while the 65 he shot at the Wolverine Big Ten Player of the Year in 2004-05, becoming the first Hoosier since Invite in 1998 also stood as the school’s best one-round mark until 2003. Leen (1996-98) to garner the award in consecutive seasons. Additionally Leen, a two-time Balfour Award winner, holds IU’s 11th-best three-round in 2004-05, Overton won the Les Bolstad Award for low season stroke performance with a 207 shot at the Wolverine Invitational in 1998. average for the second time in as many years. Overton was named to the All-Big Ten team all four years of his career, claiming first team honors Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low three times. He also became the first Hoosier to participate in both the 1994-95 33 2,517 76.27 73 Walker and Palmer Cups in 2005. 1995-96 38 2,796 73.58 67 1996-97 43 3,097 72.02 68 Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 1997-98 38 2,761 72.66 65 2001-02 31 2,308 74.45 66 Career 152 11,171 73.49 65 2002-03 40 2,890 72.25 66 2003-04 42 2,966 70.62 64 2004-05 34 2,379 69.97 61 Career 147 10,543 71.72 61

JORGE CAMPILLO

2008 First Team 2006-present Caceres, Spain

Jorge Campillo notched first team All-America laurels in 2008 following a tie for second place at the NCAA Championship. Campillo led the team with a 71.72 scoring average, the third-best total in school history. Joined PGA TOUR stars Jeff Overton and Shaun Micheel as the only golfers in IU history to win a Big Ten championship, Big Ten Golfer of the Year and the Les Bolstad Award in the same season. Campillo also won back-to- back-to-back tournament titles late in 2008. In total, he collected eight top- fives, nine top-10s and 13 top-25s in 14 events. He also represented Team Europe in the Palmer Cup in 2007 and 2008. His career scoring average of 72.68 is the second-best in IU history. Campillo was selected as Indiana’s sportsmanship honoree in 2008.

Year Rd. Strokes Avg. Low 2005-06 39 2,834 72.69 67 2006-07 38 2.803 73.76 67 2007-08 43 3,084 71.72 63 Career 120 8,721 72.68 63

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ONE ROUND FOUR ROUNDS LOW CAREER STROKE AVERAGE 61 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2004 276 Shaun Micheel - Big Ten Championships, 1991 (50 ROUND MINIMUM) 63 Jorge Campillo - Boilermaker Inv., 2008 278 Jorge Campillo - Big Ten Championships, 2008 Avg. Player Years 64 Jeff Overton - 49er Collegiate Classic, 2003 279 Tim Koressel - Big Ten Championships, 1981 71.72 Jeff Overton 2002-05 65 Jeff Overton - Big Ten Championships, 2005 (2x) 281 Yves Tremblay - Big Ten Championships, 1981 72.68 Jorge Campillo 2006-present Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2004 283 Kelly Roberts - Northern Invitational, 1974 73.49 Randy Leen 1995-98 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2003 (2x) 284 Shaun Micheel - Spartan Invitational, 1990 73.94 Heath Peters 2002-05 Jeff Overton - Hoosier Invitational, 2003 285 Jeff Overton - NCAA Championships, 2004 74.05 Rob Jackson 1974-77 Brent Landry - Xavier Intercollegiate, 1998 Jeff Overton - Big Ten Championships, 2003 74.24 Dan Olsen 1986-89 Randy Leen - Wolverine Invitational, 1998 Steve Wheatcroft - Big Ten Champ., 2001 74.28 Shaun Micheel 1988-91 Dan Olsen - Ellwood Greens, 1989 286 Ben Davidson - Big Ten Championships, 2002 74.45 Steve Wheatcroft 1998-01 Rob Jackson - Port Malabar Invitational, 1975 Mike Ingram - Big Ten Championships, 1984 74.49 Tim Koressel 1981-83 66 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2004 Tim Koressel -Big Ten Championships, 1983 74.49 Kelly Roberts 1972-75 Jeff Overton - TaylorMade Invitational, 2003 David Thomas - Big Ten Championships, 1981 74.69 Seth Brandon 2006-present Scott Seibert - Xavier Invitational, 2003 74.92 Drew Allenspach 2006-present Jeff Overton - FirstEnergy I’collegiate, 2002 SEASON AVERAGE 75.02 Gary Biddinger 1972-75 Tim Koressel - Northern Invitational, 1982 (20 ROUND MINIMUM, BELOW 75.00) 75.08 Jody Roudebush 1991-94 Gary Stickl - Big Ten Championships, 1981 Avg. Player Year 75.25 Bob Ackerman 1973-75 69.97 Jeff Overton 2005 75.40 Don Padgett III 1994-97 TWO ROUNDS 70.62 Jeff Overton 2004 75.42 Ben Davidson 2000-03 130 Jeff Overton - Big Ten Championships, 2005 71.72 Jorge Campillo 2008 75.44 Ron Royer 1958-60 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2003 72.02 Randy Leen 1997 75.45 Scott Seibert 2003-06 131 Jorge Campillo - Boilermaker Inv., 2008 72.08 Shaun Micheel 1991 75.46 Gary Stickl 1978-81 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2004 72.25 Jeff Overton 2003 75.52 Aldo Jordan 2000-03 Jeff Overton - 49er Collegiate Classic, 2003 72.44 Dan Olsen 1989 75.55 Mike Mealia 1974-77 134 Heath Peters - Xavier Invitational, 2004 72.66 Randy Leen 1998 75.63 John Andrews 1986-89 Jeff Overton - Hoosier Invitational, 2003 72.67 Jorge Campillo 2006 75.70 Mike Ingram 1982-85 135 Jeff Overton - Fossum/TaylorMade Inv., 2005 72.81 Steve Wheatcroft 2001 75.71 Corey Sullivan 1998-00 Brent Landry - Xavier Invitational, 1998 72.92 Dan Olsen 1988 75.77 Brad Marek 2002-06 136 Jeff Overton - Northern Intercollegiate, 2003 73.00 Heath Peters 2004 75.82 Alex Martin 2007-present Jeff Overton - Marshall Invitational, 2003 73.13 Rob Jackson 1976 75.86 Santiago Quirarte 2004-08 Jeff Overton - Northern Intercollegiate, 2002 73.58 Randy Leen 1996 75.90 David Thomas 1980-83 137 Jeff Overton - NCAA Championships, 2004 73.76 Jorge Campillo 2007 75.95 Remi Bouchard 1984-87 Dan Padgett III - Marshall Invitational, 1997 73.77 Santiago Quirarte 2006 137 Seth Brandon - Wolf Run I’collegiate, 2008 74.00 Seth Brandon 2008 YEARLY LOW STROKE AVERAGE Shaun Micheel - Wolverine Invitational, 1991 Heath Peters 2005 (15 ROUND MINIMUM) Kelly Roberts - Southern I’collegiate, 1975 74.03 Heath Peters 2003 Year Player Avg. 138 Jorge Campillo - Mizzou Tiger Classic, 2008 74.08 Brent Landry 1999 1973 Kevin Proctor 74.26 Jorge Campillo - VCU Mattaponi Springs, 2006 74.12 Remi Bouchard 1987 1974 Kelly Roberts 74.43 Jorge Campillo - Orange County National, 2006 74.14 Rob Jackson 1975 1975 Rob Jackson 74.14 Jorge Campillo - Wolverine I’collegiate, 2005 74.15 Drew Allenspach 2006 1976 Rob Jackson 73.13 Santiago Quirarte - Pioneer Classic, 2005 74.25 Kelly Roberts 1975 1977 Rob Jackson 74.45 Steve Wheatcroft - Legends Intercoll., 2000 74.26 Kevin Proctor 1973 1978 Steve Rogers 75.14 Steve Wheatcroft - Silver Springs Inv., 2000 74.27 John Andrews 1988 1979 Gary Stickl 75.82 Randy Leen - Southeastern I’collegiate, 1996 74.32 Tim Koressel 1983 1980 Gary Stickl 75.25 Randy Leen - Stanford Invitational, 1995 74.33 Seth Brandon 2006 1981 Tim Koressel 74.40 Tim Koressel -Northern Intercollegiate, 1982 74.40 Tim Koressel 1981 1982 Tim Koressel 74.80 Kelly Roberts - Chris Schenkel Invite, 1975 74.43 Kelly Roberts 1974 1983 Tim Koressel 74.32 Shaun Micheel - Firestone I’collegiate, 1991 74.45 Jeff Overton 2002 1984 Mike Ingram 75.12 Shaun Micheel - Northern I’collegiate, 1990 Rob Jackson 1977 1985 Mike Ingram 75.60 Dan Olsen - Badger Invitational, 1987 74.47 Steven Wheatcroft 1999 1986 John Kernohan 75.73 John Andrews - Badger Invitational, 1987 74.50 Gary Stickl 1981 1987 Remi Bouchard 74.12 Tim Koressel - Northern Intercollegiate, 1982 74.53 Santiago Quirarte 2005 1988 Dan Olsen 72.92 Kelly Roberts - Chris Schenkel Inv.l, 1975 Steve Wheatcroft 2000 1989 Dan Olsen 72.44 Jody Roudebush 1993 1990 Shaun Micheel 74.84 THREE ROUNDS Mike Mealia 1977 1991 Shaun Micheel 72.08 192 Jeff Overton - Xavier Invitational, 2004 74.55 Yves Trembley 1981 1992 Derek Clouse 75.82 199 Jeff Overton - Big Ten Championships, 2005 74.60 Jody Roudebush 1991 1993 Jody Roudebush 74.53 Jeff Overton - 49er Collegiate Classic, 2003 74.64 Rob Jackson 1974 1994 Jody Roudebush 75.28 201 Jorge Campillo - Boilermaker Inv., 2008 74.65 Gary Biddinger 1973 1995 Don Padgett III 75.24 203 Heath Peters - Xavier Invitational, 2004 74.67 Bob Ackerman 1974 1996 Randy Leen 73.58 Jeff Overton - Hoosier Invitational, 2003 74.69 Drew Allenspach 2008 1997 Randy Leen 72.02 204 Jorge Campillo - Olympia Fields Inv., 2008 74.70 Kelly Roberts 1973 1998 Randy Leen 72.66 Dan Olsen - Ellwood Greens, 1989 74.76 Alex Martin 2008 1999 Brent Landry 74.08 206 Jorge Campillo - VCU Mattaponi Springs, 2006 74.77 Josh Brewer 1998 2000 Steve Wheatcroft 74.53 Jeff Overton - NCAA Championships, 2004 74.79 Bob Ackerman 1975 2001 Steve Wheatcroft 72.81 207 Jeff Overton - Northern Intercollegiate, 2003 74.80 Tim Koressel 1982 2002 Jeff Overton 74.45 Jeff Overton - Northern Intercollegiate, 2002 David Thomas 1981 2003 Jeff Overton 72.25 Aldo Jordan - Legends Intercollegiate, 2000 74.84 Shaun Micheel 1990 2004 Jeff Overton 70.62 Randy Leen - Wolverine Invitational, 1998 74.89 Heath Peters 2002 2005 Jeff Overton 69.97 208 Mike Birkenfeld - Hoosier Invitational, 2003 Gary Biddinger 1975 2006 Jorge Campillo 72.67 Steve Wheatcroft - Legends I’collegiate, 2000 74.90 Scott Seibert 2005 2007 Jorge Campillo 73.76 Shaun Micheel - Firestone I’collegiate, 1991 74.92 Don Padgett III 1997 2008 Jorge Campillo 71.67 Shaun Micheel - Northern I’collegiate, 1990 74.94 Ben Davidson 2002 Kelly Roberts - 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TOP BIG TEN FINISHES NCAA FINALS QUALIFIERS Year Player Place Score Year Player Place Score 1958 Ron Royer 6th 301 1969 Wayne McDonald T-2nd 301 Jon Sommer 10th 306 Don Padgett T-45th 313 Darl Kriete 10th 306 Steve Cisco T-83rd 321 1959 Ron Royer 2nd 307 Tom Thomas T-83rd 321 Jon Sommer 7th 311 1970 Wayne McDonald 9th 292 1960 Ron Royer 6th 299 Don Padgett T-28th 297 1961 Jim Vitou 4th 301 Ken Trowbridge T-83rd 306 1962 Phil White 6th 298 Kevin Proctor T-97th 309 Tom Thomas 8th 300 Wayne Shircliff T-97th 309 Byron Comstock 10th 301 1972 Kevin Proctor T-51st 300 1963 Dallas Peters 18th 309 Kelly Roberts T-53rd 301 1964 Byron Comstock 1st 290 Gary Hamilton T-66th 304 Jim Jewell 5th 297 Bob Mann T-71st 305 1965 Paul Williams 3rd 293 Gary Biddinger T-74th 306 1966 Jim Baske 6th 297 1973 Bob Mann T-57th 298 1967 Dan May 17th 318 Gary Biddinger T-71st 302 1968 Steve Cisco 2nd 295 Kevin Proctor MC 151 1969 Don Padgett, 1st 290 Kelly Roberts MC 154 Wayne McDonald 7th 302 Bob Ackerman MC 155 1970 Wayne McDonald 2nd 304 1974 Kelly Roberts T-8th 291 Kevin Proctor 8th 309 Gary Biddinger T-30th 296 1971 Ken Trowbridge N/A 301 Bob Ackerman T-41st 298 1972 Gary Biddinger 4th 288 Rob Jackson T-58th 301 Kevin Proctor 8th 290 Tom Kelley T-92nd 310 Kelley Roberts 10th 291 1975 Bob Ackerman T-14th 295 1973 Kelley Roberts 6th 295 Gary Biddinger T-20th 297 Bob Mann 7th 296 Kelly Roberts T-33rd 300 Gary Biddinger 9th 297 Rob Jackson T-102nd 312 1974 Kelly Roberts T-2nd 289 Mike Mealia 107th 315 1975 Bob Ackerman 1st 294 1976 Mike Mealia T-54th 298 Gary Biddinger 1st 294 Rob Jackson T-90th 303 Rob Jackson 3rd 296 Tom Inskeep T-104th 305 1976 Rob Jackson 3rd 306 Jon Dunn T-132nd 309 1977 Yves Tremblay 2nd 287 Steve Rogers T-137th 310 Rob Jackson 6th 289 1977 Steve Rogers T-20th 304 Mike Mealia 6th 289 Rob Jackson T-56th 311 1978 William Parker 8th 304 Mike Mealia T-80th 318 1979 Gary Stickl 5th 294 Yves Tremblay 96th 326 E. Kaufmanis 7th 296 Billy Parker 97th 327 Bob Dew 8th 297 1979 Eric Kaufmanis T-102nd 231 1980 Gary Stickl 6th 294 Yves Tremblay T-135th 237 1981 Tim Koressel 4th 271 Gary Stickl T-143rd 239 Yves Tremblay 5th 281 Bob Drew T-156th 241 1982 Tim Koressel 5th 289 John Mealia T-173rd 245 1983 Tim Koressel 2nd 286 1980 Eric Kaufmanis T-36th 301 Jeff Cook 6th 294 David Thomas T-60th 305 1984 Mike Ingram 1st 286 Gary Stickl MC 230 1985 Bob Stanikas 13th 302 Yves Tremblay MC 244 1986 John Kerhonan 15th 298 Robbie Dew MC 248 1987 John Andrews 7th 298 1982 David Thomas MC 225 1988 Dan Olsen 8th 299 Jeff Cook MC 226 1990 Shaun Micheel 20th 297 Mike Fromuth MC 229 1991 Shaun Micheel 1st 276 Denny Dennis MC 235 1992 Jody Roudebush 17th 292 Tim Koressel MC 238 1993 Jody Roudebush 11th 291 1983 Tim Koressel MC 237 1994 Jody Roudebush 25th 299 1989 Dan Olsen MC 147 1995 Randy Leen 8th 298 1991 Shaun Micheel T-45th 300 1996 Don Padgett T-5th 293 1996 Randy Leen T-47th 152 1997 Randy Leen 2nd 289 Don Padgett III T-127th 161 1998 Josh Brewer T-2nd 290 Michael Kemper T-131st 162 Corey Sullivan T-2nd 290 Grant Schimmele T-136th 163 Randy Leen T-5th 292 Josh Brewer T-145th 167 1999 Brent Landry 12th 287 1997 Randy Leen T-10th 285 2000 Steve Wheatcroft T-12th 298 2004 Jeff Overton T-20th 285 Aldo Jordan T-20th 303 2008 Jorge Campillo T-2nd 289 2001 Steve Wheatcroft T-6th 285 Seth Brandon T-82nd 232 2002 Ben Davidson T-6th 286 Alex Martin T-100th 234 Jeff Overton 9th 288 Drew Allensoach T-119th 237 2003 Jeff Overton 8th 285 Santiago Quirarte 151st 250 2004 Mike Birkenfeld T-17th 216 Wayne McDonald 2005 Jeff Overton 1st 199 (1968-70) Scott Seibert T-6th 212 -Bold denotes current Hoosier student-athlete 2006 Seth Brandon 7th 292 2007 Jorge Campillo T-12th 301 2008 Jorge Campillo 1st 278

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ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1959 Ron Royer Third Team 1991 Shaun Micheel 1964 Byron Comstock Second Team 1996 Randy Leen 1968 Steve Cisco Honorable Mention 1997 Randy Leen 1969 Wayne McDonald First Team 1998 Randy Leen Don Padgett Second Team 2004 Jeff Overton 1970 Wayne McDonald First Team 2005 Jeff Overton Don Padgett Honorable Mention 2008 Jorge Campillo 1973 Gary Biddinger Third Team Kevin Proctor Honorable Mention BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1974 Kelly Roberts Second Team 1991 Jody Roudebush Gary Biddinger Honorable Mention 2006 Jorge Campillo 1975 Kelly Roberts First Team Bob Ackerman Second Team BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Gary Biddinger Honorable Mention 1964 Byron Comstock 290 Rob Jackson Honorable Mention 1969 Don Padgett 290 1976 Rob Jackson Honorable Mention 1975 Bob Ackerman 294 1977 Rob Jackson Third Team Gary Biddinger 294 1983 Tim Koressel Honorable Mention 1984 Mike Ingram 286 1991 Shaun Micheel First Team 1991 Shaun Micheel 276 1997 Randy Leen First Team 2005 Jeff Overton 199 1998 Randy Leen Second Team 2008 Jorge Campillo 278 2004 Jeff Overton Second Team 2005 Jeff Overton Second Team BIG TEN LES BOLSTAD AWARD 2008 Jorge Campillo First Team (LOW SEASON STROKE AVERAGE) 1975 Rob Jackson 73.50 ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONS 1991 Shaun Micheel 72.10 1968 Steve Cisco 2004 Jeff Overton 70.26 1969 Don Padgett Jr. 2005 Jeff Overton 69.87 1970 Wayne McDonald 2008 Jorge Campillo 71.72 1972 Gary Biddinger, Gary Hamilton 1973 Gary Biddinger, Kelly Roberts, Kevin Proctor ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1974 Rob Jackson, Kelly Roberts 1988 J.D. Meyer 1975 Bob Ackerman, Gary Biddinger, 1992 Michael Chambers, Jody Roudebush, Rob Jackson, Kelly Roberts Joe Tomaselli, Kyle Wieneke 1976 Rob Jackson 1993 Michael Chambers, Michael Kemper, 1977 Mike Mealia Jody Roudebush, Joe Tomaselli 1979 Eric Kaufmanis, Gary Stickl 1995 Michael, Kemper, Don Padgett 1980 Eric Kaufmanis, Gary Stickl 1996 Josh Brewer, Michael Kemper, Don Padgett 1982 Tim Koressel 1997 John Barry, Josh Brewer, Don Padgett 1983 Tim Koressel 1998 John Barry, Josh Brewer, Patrick Shelton 1984 Mike Ingram 1999 Corey Sullivan, Richard Thomas, Steve Wheatcroft 1987 Remi Bouchard 2000 John Barry, James Kelley, Corey Sullivan, 1988 Dan Olsen Richard Thomas, Steve Wheatcroft 1990 Shaun Micheel 2001 Aldo Jordan, Richard Thomas, Steve Wheatcroft 1991 Shaun Micheel 2002 Richard Thomas 1993 Jody Roudebush 2003 Ryan Cassidy, Oren Hodak, Rob Ockenfuss, 1994 Jody Roudebush Jeff Overton, Heath Peters 1996 Randy Leen 2004 Ryan Cassidy, Oren Hodak, Brad Marek, 1997 Randy Leen Rob Ockenfuss, Jeff Overton, Heath Peters, 1998 Randy Leen, Josh Brewer Scott Seibert, Kirk Wood 1999 Brent Landry 2005 Mike Birkenfeld, David Butwell, Oren Hodak, 2000 Steve Wheatcroft Brad Marek, Rob Ockenfuss, Jeff Overton, 2001 Steve Wheatcroft Scott Seibert, Andrew Temple 2002 Jeff Overton 2006 David Butwell, Oren Hodak, Aaron Knapp, 2003 Jeff Overton Brad Marek, Santiago Quirarte, Scott Seibert 2004 Jeff Overton, Heath Peters 2007 Drew Allenspach, David Butwell, 2005 Jeff Overton Jorge Campillo, Santiago Quirarte 2006 Jorge Campillo 2008 Drew Allenspach, Jorge Campillo, Alex Martin, 2007 Jorge Campillo Brandon Pike, Santiago Quirarte 2008 Seth Brandon, Jorge Campillo WALKER CUP SELECTIONS ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS 1997 Randy Leen 1992 Joe Tomaselli, Jody Roudebush 2005 Jeff Overton 1993 Jody Roudebush 1994 Jody Roudebush PALMER CUP SELECTIONS 1996 Mike Kemper 2005 Jeff Overton 1997 Josh Brewer 2007 Jorge Campillo 1998 Josh Brewer 2008 Jorge Campillo Jeff Overton 2004 Ryan Cassidy (2002-05) 2005 Brad Marek, Scott Seibert -Bold denotes current Hoosier student-athlete 2008 Drew Allenspach

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ONE ROUND FOUR ROUNDS Score Event Year Score Event Year 271* Big Ten Championships 1981 1,124 Northern Intercollegiate 1977 273 Hoosier Invitational 2003 1,137 Kepler Invitational 1980 Stanford Shootout 1992 1,138 Big Ten Championships 1991 274 Xavier Invitational 2004 1,152 Kepler Invitational 1973 275 Big Ten Championships 2005 1,161 Kepler Invitational 1978 277 Xavier Invitational 2003 1,164 Big Ten Championships 2003 Xavier Invitational 1998 278 Legends Intercollegiate 2000 FRESHMAN SEASON AVERAGE 279 Xavier Invitational 2004 (15 ROUND MINIMUM) 49er Collegiate Classic 2003 Avg. Player Rds. Year Port Malabar Invitational 1975 72.67 Jorge Campillo 39 2006 Big Ten Championships 1991 74.15 Drew Allenspach 39 2006 Legends Intercollegiate 2000 74.33 Seth Brandon 33 2006 *1981 Big Ten Championships format counted top five 74.45 Jeff Overton 31 2002 golfers. However, Indiana fired a 66-68-68-69 along with 74.53 Santiago Quirarte 34 2005 a 70-71 in the second round of the event. 74.60 Jody Roudebush 30 1991 74.64 Rob Jackson 28 1974 TWO ROUNDS 74.89 Heath Peters 32 2002 Score Event Year 75.12 Michael Ingram 17 1981 555 Xavier Invitational 2004 75.23 Mike Castleforte 22 2001 556 Hoosier Invitational 2003 75.48 Scott Seibert 31 2003 557 Legends Intercollegiate 2000 75.52 Remi Bouchard 21 1984 558 Big Ten Championships 2005 75.58 Shaun Micheel 26 1988 559 Big Ten Championships 1991 75.78 Aldo Jordan 37 2000 560 Xavier Invitational 2003 75.81 Don Padgett III 16 1994 561* Big Ten Championships 1981 75.87 David Butwell 30 2004 563 Boilermaker Invitational 2008 75.95 Yves Tremblay 20.5 1977 49er Collegiate Classic 2003 76.27 Randy Leen 33 1995 564 Xavier Invitational 1998 76.44 Ren Han 18 2008 565 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 2002 76.54 John Andrews 22 1986 572 VCU Mattaponi Springs Shootout 2006 76.59 David Thomas 17 1980 Silver Springs Invitational 2000 77.33 Richard Thomas 24 1999 Northern Intercollegiate 1990 77.36 Josh Brewer 33 1995 573 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 2008 77.34 Alex Martin 29 2007 Northern Intercollegiate 2003 77.50 Jon Dunn 24 1976 574 Marshall Invitational 2003 575 Big Ten Championships 1996 YEARLY LOW FRESHMAN AVERAGE Chris Schenkel Invitational 1975 (15 ROUND MINIMUM) 576 Badger Invitational 1987 Year Player Avg. *290-271, counting the top four scores. 1974 Rob Jackson 74.64 1975 Round Minimum Not Met THREE ROUNDS 1976 Jon Dunn 77.50 Score Event Year 1977 Yves Tremblay 75.95 834 Xavier Invitational 2004 1978 Round Minimum Not Met 837 Hoosier Invitational 2003 1979 Round Minimum Not Met 840 Legends Intercollegiate 2000 1980 David Thomas 76.59 842 49er Collegiate Classic 2003 1981 Michael Ingram 75.12 846* Big Ten Championships 1981 1982 Round Minimum Not Met 847 Stanford Shootout 1992 1983 Round Minimum Not Met 852 Big Ten Championships 2005 1984 Remi Bouchard 75.52 854 Boilermaker Invitational 2008 1985 Francois Hurtubise 81.27 VCU Mattaponi Springs Shootout 2006 1986 John Andrews 76.54 855 Windon Memorial Classic 2008 1987 Round Minimum Not Met 858 Silver Springs Invitational 2000 1988 Shaun Micheel 75.58 Northern Intercollegiate 1990 1989 Mark Lanscioni 77.96 859 Pioneer Classic 2005 1990 Jeff Ousley 78.69 860 Northern Intercollegiate 2002 1991 Jody Roudebush 74.60 863 Northern Intercollegiate 2003 1992 Round Minimum Not Met Southeastern Intercollegiate 1997 1993 No Freshmen Competed 865 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 2008 1994 Don Padgett III 75.81 Big Ten Championships 2003 1995 Randy Leen 76.27 862 Wolverine Intercollegiate 2005 1996 Round Minimum Not Met Xavier Invitational 2005 1997 Round Minimum Not Met 866 Wolverine Invitational 1998 1998 Round Minimum Not Met 867 Ellwood Greens Invitational 1988 1999 Richard Thomas 77.33 868 Santa Anita/NT Classic 2006 2000 Aldo Jordan 75.78 870 Olympia Fields Invitational 2008 2001 Mike Castleforte 75.23 Fossum/Spartan Invitational 2006 2002 Jeff Overton 74.45 Badger Invitational 2002 2003 Scott Seibert 75.48 Xavier Invitational 1998 2004 David Butwell 75.87 *290-271-285, counting the top four scores. 2005 Santiago Quirarte 74.53 2006 Jorge Campillo 72.67 2007 Alex Martin 77.34 Jorge Campillo 2008 Ren Han 76.44 (2006-present) -Bold denotes current Hoosier student-athlete iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 69 men’s 08/09 golf HISTORY Year-by-year results

1930 IU Men’s Golf Team

1927-1928 at Purdue L 5.5-12.5 1935-1936 Big Ten - 6th, 1444 • NCAA - DNQ INDIANA STATE W 17.5-0.5 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (4th) Tournament Finish Total Big Ten Championships N/A N/A Big Ten - 7th, 1277 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 6th 1444 at DePauw L 6-12 Tournament Finish Total Statistics Unavailable PURDUE T 9-9 1932-1933 at Illinois L 7.5-10.5 1928-1929 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (1st) OHIO STATE W 11.5-6.5 Head Coach - Harper Miller (1st) Big Ten - 7th, 1401 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 7th 1277 Big Ten - Did Not Compete • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish Total vs. Notre Dame at Indianapolis L N/A Tournament Finish Total DAYTON L 5-13 at Purdue W 10.5-7.5 Statistics Unavailable ILLINOIS W 11-7 PURDUE W 16-2 1936-1937 1929-1930 at Purdue W 14-4 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (5th) Head Coach - Gerald Redding (1st) Big Ten Championships 7th 1401 Big Ten - 5th, 1301 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 7th, 1319 • NCAA - DNQ vs. Notre Dame at Terre Haute L N/A Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total vs. Purdue at Terre Haute W N/A IOWA W 17-7 TERRE HAUTE NORMAL W 15.5-2.5 at Ohio State W 17.5-9.5 at Purdue W 14-4 1933-1934 ILLINOIS L 6.5-11.5 WABASH W 17-1 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (2nd) PURDUE W 10-8 at Wisconsin L 7-11 Big Ten - Did Not Compete • NCAA - DNQ at Michigan L 2-22 at DePauw W 15-3 Tournament Finish Total Big Ten Championships 5th 1301 at Terre Haute Normal W 14.5-3.5 LOUISVILLE W 10.5-7.5 at Notre Dame L N/A NORTHWESTERN W 12-6 PURDUE L 7.5-10.5 OHIO STATE W 10.5-7.5 at Louisville W 10-8 1937-1938 Big Ten Championships 7th 1319 at Illinois L 0-9 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (6th) DEPAUW W 15.5-2.5 Big Ten - 9th, 1347 • NCAA - DNQ 1930-1931 at Purdue W 11.5-9.5 Tournament Finish Total Head Coach - Joe Greenwood (1st) at Notre Dame L 1.5-16.5 DETROIT W 15.5-11.5 Big Ten - N/A • NCAA - DNQ at Notre Dame L N/A vs. Ohio State at Indianapolis L 8-19 Tournament Finish Total vs. Purdue L N/A vs. Michigan at Indianapolis L 8-16 at Indiana State W 16.5-1.5 at Purdue L 9-12 PURDUE W 13-5 1934-1935 at Illinois N/A N/A DEPAUW W 14.5-0.5 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (3rd) at Iowa N/A N/A at Northwestern L 3-15 Big Ten - 8th, 1310 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 9th 1347 INDIANA STATE W 16-2 Tournament Finish Total at Ohio State L 7-11 at Dayton W 10.5-7.5 1938-1939 at Kentucky W 14-4 INDIANA STATE W 14.5-2.5 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (7th) Big Ten Championships N/A N/A at Ohio State L 5-13 Big Ten - 5th, 1261 • NCAA - DNQ KENTUCKY W 16.5-1.5 ILLINOIS L 13-14 Tournament Finish Total PURDUE L 7-11 Midwest Amateur Team 1st N/A 1931-1932 Big Ten Championships 8th 1310 ALMA COLLEGE W 12.5-5.5 Head Coach - Phil Talbot (1st) at Purdue L 6.5-11.5 PURDUE L 6.5-11.5 Big Ten - N/A • NCAA - DNQ at Notre Dame L N/A ILLINOIS L 9.5-17.5 Tournament Finish Total DETROIT W 13-5 DEPAUW W 13.5-4.5 at Ohio State L 13-14 WABASH W 17-1 at Michigan L 6.5-11.5 at Northwestern L 5.5-12.5 at Notre Dame L N/A at Indiana State W 11-7 vs. Purdue L N/A OHIO STATE L 6.5-11.5 Big Ten Championships 5th 1261

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1939-1940 1944-1945 1948-1949 Head Coach - Hugh Willis (8th) Head Coach - James Soutar (5th) Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (3rd) Big Ten - 8th, 1309 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 7th, 682 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 7th, 1594 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total LOUISVILLE W 17-1 DETROIT L 6-12 BUTLER W 21.5-5.5 Midwest Amateur Team 1st N/A at Northwestern L 1.5-14.5 CINCINNATI W 13.5-4.5 BUTLER W 11-7 vs. Wisconsin L 5.5-9.5 PURDUE L 12-15 DETROIT W 9.5-8.5 vs. Ohio State at Indianapolis L 3-18 DETROIT W 7-2 vs. Ohio State at French Lick L 9-18 vs. Illinois at Indianapolis L 7.5-10.5 at Illinois W 15-12 vs. Michigan at Indianapolis L 11-13 vs. Purdue at Indianapolis L 6.5-11.5 NORTHWESTERN W 17-10 at Illinois L 4.5-19.5 at Purdue L 12.5-17.5 NOTRE DAME W 14.5-12.5 vs. Highland C.C. at Indianapolis L 5-13 vs. Illinois L 10.5-19.5 WISCONSIN W 16.5-10.5 MICHIGAN STATE W 9.5-8.5 at Illinois T 15-15 IOWA L 12.5-14.5 vs. Miami at Martinsville W 13.5-4.5 vs. Northwestern L 7-25 at Purdue L N/A at Purdue W 13-8 Big Ten Championships 7th 682 vs. Notre Dame L N/A Big Ten Championships 8th 1309 vs. Purdue at Indianapolis L 932-888 vs. Notre Dame at Earlham L N/A 1945-1946 vs. Ohio State at Indianapolis L 932-908 Head Coach - James Soutar (6th) vs. Illinois at Indianapolis L 932-925 1940-1941 Big Ten - 6th, 1267 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 7th 1594 Head Coach - James Soutar (1st) Tournament Finish Total Big Ten - T-7th, 1318 • NCAA - DNQ INDIANA STATE W 22-5 1949-1950 Tournament Finish Total MIAMI (OHIO) W 25-2 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (4th) vs. Northwestern at Indianapolis W 9.5-5.5 at Northwestern L 8-19 Big Ten - 5th, 1550 • NCAA - DNQ DETROIT W 22-2 vs. Wisconsin L 12-15 Tournament Finish Total at Ohio State L 5.5-18.5 at Ohio State L 0-27 DETROIT W 19-8 at Michigan L 4.5-19.5 vs. Illinois L 6-21 at Purdue L 6.5-20.5 PURDUE W 12.5-5.5 vs. Purdue L 11-16 BUTLER W 14.5-4.5 at Butler L 11-13 at Cincinnati W 20.5-6.5 at Notre Dame L 12.5-14.5 ILLINOIS L 10.5-16.5 at Indiana State W 17-1 at Miami (Ohio) W 19-8 Big Ten Championships T-7th 1318 DETROIT W 17-1 at Northwestern L 9-18 at Illinois L 11-16 at Iowa L 11.5-15.5 1941-1942 vs. Purdue at Terre Haute L 634-620 ILLINOIS W 16.5-13.5 Head Coach - James Soutar (2nd) vs. Notre Dame at Terre Haute W 634-636 at Wisconsin W 14-13 Big Ten - 7th, 1306 • NCAA - DNQ at Purdue T 18-18 at Ohio State L 15-21 Tournament Finish Total Big Ten Championships 6th 1267 vs. Purdue L 12.5-23.5 vs. Northwestern at Indianapolis L 5.5-15.5 vs. Illinois W 24-12 DETROIT W 16.5-1.5 1946-1947 Big Ten Championships 5th 1550 at Illinois L 5-13 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (1st) OHIO STATE L 7-17 Big Ten - 8th, 1286 • NCAA - DNQ 1950-1951 vs. Michigan at Indianapolis L 6-18 Tournament Finish Total Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (5th) Big Ten Championships 7th 1306 BUTLER W 6-0 Big Ten - 10th, 1620 • NCAA - DNQ at Notre Dame W N/A at Butler W 18-6 Tournament Finish Total vs. Purdue W N/A LOUISVILLE W 14.5-3.5 WISCONSIN L 16-20 at Michigan State L 5-13 PURDUE L 14-28 IOWA W 24-12 DETROIT W 19.5-7.5 vs. U-M, OSU, Purdue 4th 1942-1943 at Purdue L 4.5-22.5 NOTRE DAME W 15-12 Head Coach - James Soutar (3rd) vs. Ohio State L 6.5-20.5 at Illinois L 9-18 Big Ten - 8th, WD • NCAA - DNQ MIAMI (OHIO) W 21.5-5.5 DETROIT L 4.5-22.5 Tournament Finish Total at Iowa L 11-16 PURDUE L 3-24 vs. Illinois at Indianapolis L 4.5-10.5 at Illinois L 11.5-15.5 at Cincinnati W 17.5-9.5 vs. Ohio State at Indianapolis L 3.5-11.5 at Purdue L N/A at Miami (Ohio) L 12-15 Big Ten Championships 8th WD Big Ten Championships 8th 1286 at Purdue L 2-34 Incomplete Statistics vs. Ohio State L 7-29 1947-1948 vs. Illinois W 20-16 1943-1944 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (2nd) Big Ten Championships 10th 1620 Head Coach - James Soutar (4th) Big Ten - 9th, 1631 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - N/A • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish Total 1951-1952 Tournament Finish Total at Kentucky W 14.5-12.5 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (6th) vs. Purdue L N/A BUTLER W 23-4 Big Ten - 6th, 1620 • NCAA - DNQ vs. Northwestern L N/A at Butler W 15.5-11.5 Tournament Finish Total vs. Purdue L N/A KENTUCKY W 15.5-11.5 at Notre Dame L 8.5-18.5 vs. Ohio State L N/A at Purdue W 16-11 DETROIT W 16.5-10.5 DETROIT W N/A vs. Detroit W 18-0 ILLINOIS W 26.5-9.5 Big Ten Championships N/A N/A ILLINOIS W 20.5-15.5 BRADLEY W 15-12 at Purdue L 8-19 CINCINNATI W 18.5-8.5 vs. Ohio State L 3-24 at Iowa L 8.5-18.5 vs. Illinois L 8.5-18.5 at Purdue L 6-21 at Wisconsin L 12-15 at Illinois W 30.5-5.5 at Iowa L 4.5-22.5 vs. Purdue L 15.5-20.5 MIAMI (OHIO) W 19.5-7.5 vs. Ohio State L 15.5-20.5 at Notre Dame L N/A Big Ten Championships 6th 1620 vs. Butler T N/A Big Ten Championships 9th 1631

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1952-1953 1956-1957 at Michigan State W 20.5-15.5 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (7th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (1st) vs. Detroit W 31-5 Big Ten - 7th, 1572 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 10th, 1611 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 3rd 1576 Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total DETROIT W 16-11 DETROIT W 21.5-5.5 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low PURDUE L 10.5-16.5 BRADLEY W 23-4 Jon Sommer 21 1596 76.00 71 IOWA W 15-12 at Ohio State L 4.5-31.5 Ron Royer 21 1600 76.19 69 NOTRE DAME L 13.5-16.5 vs. Purdue L 6-30 Darl Kriete 19 1465 77.11 69 at Bradley W 25-5 vs. Michigan L 5.5-30.5 Dick Barth 18 1404 78.00 73 at Illinois L 16.5-25.5 ILLINOIS L 14-22 Jim Vitou 18 1408 78.22 72 Big Ten Championships 5th 1572 WABASH W 29-7 Dave Pelz 15.5 1231 79.42 75 at Illinois L 7-29 Sherrell Johnson 2 159 79.50 78 1953-1954 vs. Iowa L 9.5-26.5 Tom Coble 8.5 684 80.47 75 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (8th) vs. Northwestern L 11.5-24.5 Jim Brucker 1 82 82.00 82 Big Ten - 7th, 1572 • NCAA - DNQ at Purdue L 6-30 Tournament Finish Total vs. Notre Dame L 13.5-22.5 1959-1960 DETROIT W 16.5-10.5 Big Ten Championships 10th 1611 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (4th) at Ohio State L 2-34 Big Ten - 5th, 1552 • NCAA - DNQ vs. Michigan L 12.5-23.5 1957-1958 Tournament Finish Total vs. Purdue L 13-23 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (2nd) PURDUE W 25.5-22.5 BRADLEY W 15-12 Big Ten - 2nd, 1544 • NCAA - 13th, 606 KENTUCKY W 27-9 MICHIGAN W 20-16 Tournament Finish Total at Kentucky T 9-9 at Illinois L 14.5-21.5 at Duke L 4-32 vs. Wittenberg W 13-2 vs. Iowa L 14.5-21.5 at North Carolina L 13-14 at Eglin Air Force Base W 18-9 ILLINOIS W 24.5-11.5 at Wabash W 17.5-0.5 at Kentucky W 9.5-8.5 at Purdue L 13-23 vs. Butler W 16-2 vs. Purdue L 6.5-9.5 vs. Notre Dame L 17.5-18.5 OHIO STATE W 28.5-7.5 at Ohio State T 18-18 Big Ten Championships 7th 1572 PURDUE W 25.5-10.5 vs. Michigan W 26.5-9.5 at Ohio State W 19-17 vs. Purdue T 18-18 1954-1955 vs. Michigan W 19-17 at Purdue L 10.5-25.5 Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (9th) vs. Purdue L 11.5-24.5 vs. Ohio State W 19.5-16.5 Big Ten - 10th, 1213 • NCAA - DNQ at Illinois T 9-9 vs. Western Illinois W 19.5-16.5 Tournament Finish Total vs. Iowa W 14-4 at Purdue L 779-769 DETROIT W 18-9 vs. Northwestern W 13-5 vs. Notre Dame L 779-762 at Ohio State L 11-25 at Notre Dame L 12-24 Big Ten Championships 5th 1552 vs. Purdue L 9.5-26.5 vs. Wisconsin L 9.25-17.75 vs. Michigan L 9-27 ILLINOIS W 29.5-6.5 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low at Bradley L 9.5-17.5 MICHIGAN STATE W 30-6 Ron Royer 11 822 74.73 69 IOWA L 14.5-21.5 DETROIT W 32.5-3.5 Tom Coble 11 847 77.00 71 ILLINOIS L 17.5-18.5 at Notre Dame L 745-750 Jon Sommer 11 851 77.36 74 at Notre Dame L 17-19 vs. Purdue L 745-734 Dick Barth 11 859 78.09 73 vs. Purdue L 7-29 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1544 Jim Brucker 11 862 78.36 74 at Illinois L 10.5-16.5 NCAA Championships 13th 606 Dave Pelz 10 793 79.30 73 at Purdue L 7.5-28.5 Forrest Jones 3 247 82.33 81 vs. Illinois T 18-18 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jim Larson 2 170 85.00 83 vs. Northwestern W 20.5-15.5 Ron Royer 18 1350 75.00 70 Big Ten Championships 10th 1213 Jon Sommer 18 1364 75.78 71 1960-1961 Tom Coble 17 1301 76.53 73 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (5th) 1955-1956 Darl Kriete 18 1379 76.61 69 Big Ten - 5th, 1555 • NCAA - DNQ Head Coach - Owen “Chili” Cochrane (10th) Dick Barth 17 1321 77.71 73 Tournament Finish Total Big Ten - 10th, 1590 • NCAA - DNQ Sherrell Johnson 7 557 79.57 73 MICHIGAN STATE L 551-545 Tournament Finish Total Ronald Terrell 8 638 79.75 76 IOWA W 1127-1148 DETROIT W 16.5-10.5 Bob Wilkinson 4 320 80.00 77 at Ohio State L 488-461 PURDUE L 7.5-28.5 Wannemuehler 2 163 81.50 81 vs. Michigan L 488-460 NOTRE DAME L 15.5-20.5 vs. Purdue L 488-467 at Ohio State L 4.5-31.5 1958-1959 OHIO STATE W 18.5-17.5 vs. Michigan L 10-26 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (3rd) at Purdue L 950-912 vs. Purdue L 6.5-29.5 Big Ten - 3rd, 1576 • NCAA - DNQ vs. Michigan State L 950-919 at Iowa L 10.5-13.5 Tournament Finish Total vs. Ohio State L 950-947 vs. Illinois L 11.5-12.5 at North Carolina L 4-24 at Notre Dame L 746-736 at Illinois L 10.5-31.5 vs. Ohio University W 17-13 vs. Purdue L 746-730 at Northwestern L 16-23 KENTUCKY W 28.5-3.5 PURDUE L 933-917 vs. Purdue L 9.5-29.5 at Illinois W 21-15 vs. Northwestern W 933-934 vs. Illinois L 13.5-22.5 vs. Wisconsin W 18.5-17.5 vs. Illinois W 933-964 Big Ten Championships 10th 1590 vs. Purdue L 14.5-21.5 Big Ten Championships 5th 1555 at Ohio State L 17-19 vs. Purdue L 13.5-22.5 vs. Michigan W 24-12 at Purdue W 19-17 vs. Ohio State W 21-15 vs. Western Illinois W 22-14 at Wisconsin W 20.5-15.5 vs. Northwestern W 24.5-11.5

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1961-1962 1963-1964 1965-1966 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (6th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (8th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (10th) Big Ten - 1st, 1509 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 2nd, 1505 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 6th, 1521 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total at Miami (Ohio) L 8.5-9.5 at Louisville W 19-8 at Georgia L 8-19 vs. Purdue at Ohio State T 785-785 at Georgia L 10-26 L 459-449 vs. Michigan at Ohio State W 785-787 L 15.5-20.5 at Georgia Tech T 13.5-13.5 vs. Ohio U. at Ohio State W 785-796 at Tennessee L 8-16 L 9.5-17.5 vs. Kentucky at Ohio State W 785-799 T 12-12 at Ohio State L 924-907 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 30.5-11.5 vs. Purdue L 6-18 vs. Michigan State W 765-772 at Iowa W 33.5-14.5 W 12.5-11.5 vs. Purdue L 924-893 vs. Notre Dame W 33-9 at Ohio State W 382-383 at Iowa W 1064-1095 BALL STATE W 26.5-9.5 vs. Purdue L 382-379 vs. Michigan State W 906-912 ILLINOIS W 27.5-8.5 vs. Michigan W 382-390 vs. Notre Dame W 749-756 PURDUE W 750-751 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 756-781 at Purdue L 770-736 NOTRE DAME W 750-765 LOUISVILLE W 756-792 vs. Notre Dame L 770-764 BALL STATE W 750-772 OHIO STATE W 756-796 vs. Ohio State L 770-769 at Illinois W 22.5-19.5 at Michigan State W 1067-1072 vs. Illinois W 770-798 vs. Northwestern L 14.5-27.5 vs. Northwestern W 916-926 vs. Northwestern W 770-798 Big Ten Championships 1st 1509 vs. Wisconsin W 916-950 Northern Intercollegiate 5th 1535 vs. Michigan W 1067-1088 Big Ten Championships 6th 1521 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low at Notre Dame L 753-738 Phil White 17 1280 75.29 72 vs. Purdue L 753-719 1966-1967 Byron Comstock 17 1284 75.53 72 vs. Ball State W 753-756 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (11th) Forrest Jones 17 1299 76.41 73 Iowa Invitational 2nd 784 Big Ten - 7th, 1614 • NCAA - DNQ Tom Thomas 17 1304 76.71 70 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1505 Tournament Finish Total Berry Cooper 5 384 76.80 71 at Georgia L 569-517 Charles Griffith 17 1332 77.76 72 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low L 2.5-27.5 Fred Henoch 4 315 78.75 74 Jim Jewell 18 1348 74.89 71 at Georgia Tech W 16.5-10.5 Jerry McRae 16 1280 80.00 71 Byron Comstock 17 1287 75.71 70 vs. William & Mary W 22-5 Terry Comstock 17 1292 76.00 71 vs. Georgia Tech L 16-11 1962-1963 Paul Williams 18 1373 76.28 69 at Ohio State L 950-940 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (7th) Dallas Peters 18 1383 76.83 72 vs. Marshall W 789-815 Big Ten - 6th, 1552 • NCAA - DNQ Tom Thomas 15 1167 77.80 70 vs. Michigan State W 789-802 Tournament Finish Total James Topolgus 10 786 78.60 74 vs. Notre Dame W 950-963 at Eglin Air Force Base W 20-16 Dennis Troy 4 329 82.25 76 vs. Purdue L 950-946 at Pensacola W 26-10 PURDUE L 1098-1089 Midwest Invitational 1st 763 1964-1965 OHIO STATE W 1098-1110 at Ohio State L 803-794 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (9th) WESTERN ILLINOIS W 781-814 vs. Purdue L 803-788 Big Ten - 3rd, 1497 • NCAA - DNQ Northern Intercollegiate 6th 1585 vs. Michigan L 803-790 Tournament Finish Total at Purdue L 1092-1066 at Louisville W 16-5 at Georgia L 6-12 vs. Ohio State L 1092-1091 at Purdue W 768-771 T 13.5-13.5 vs. Illinois L 773-770 vs. Notre Dame L 768-760 vs. Auburn W 10.5-7.5 vs. Notre Dame W 932-965 vs. Ball State W 768-787 at Ohio State L 14.5-21.5 vs. Northwestern W 932-969 at Wisconsin L 16-20 vs. Michigan State W 20.5-15.5 Big Ten Championships 7th 1614 vs. Purdue L 15-21 vs. Purdue L 15.5-20.5 vs. Michigan State W 16-14 OHIO STATE W 747-787 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Big Ten Championships 6th 1552 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 747-818 Jim Cheney 17 1321 77.71 72 LOUISVILLE W 747-820 Jim Baske 17 1354 79.65 76 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Southern Intercollegiate 5th 592 Danny May 17 1354 79.65 72 Phil White 14 1087 76.64 71 PURDUE L 752-750 Steve Cisco 17 1356 79.76 71 Byron Comstock 13 1001 77.00 72 NOTRE DAME W 752-773 Bill Stinnett 17 1363 80.18 73 Fred Henoch 14 1094 78.14 74 BALL STATE W 752-817 Brooke Farnsworth 10 806 80.60 76 Jerry McRae 14 1098 78.43 75 at Michigan State W 762-775 Mark Toth 13 1049 80.69 72 Dallas Peters 14 1100 78.57 72 vs. Ohio State L 762-756 Fred Biggs 7 571 81.57 78 Paul Williams 1 80 80.00 80 vs. Notre Dame T 762-762 Charles Griffith 13 1045 80.38 76 vs. Purdue W 762-763 1967-1968 Berry Cooper 3 255 85.00 79 vs. Michigan W 762-772 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (12th) at Purdue L 757-738 Big Ten - 1st, 1511 • NCAA - DNQ vs. Michigan State W 757-771 Tournament Finish Total vs. Minnesota W 757-771 vs. DePauw W 27-0 vs. Wisconsin W 757-783 vs. Miami (Ohio) W 384-409 vs. Northwestern W 757-784 vs. Michigan State W 1065-1085 vs. Illinois W 757-804 vs. Purdue W 1065-1099 Big Ten Championships 3rd 1497 vs. Ohio State T 1074-1074 vs. Purdue W 1074-1078 vs. Michigan State W 1074-1144 vs. Illinois W 1074-1138 vs. Marshall W 763-783 vs. Illinois W 883-947 vs. Illinois W 767-773 vs. Southern Illinois W 772-792

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1967-68 (cont.) 1970-1971 1973-1974 Northern Intercollegiate 2nd 1487 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (15th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (18th) vs. Purdue L 382-383 Big Ten - T-4th, 1523 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 1st, 1471 • NCAA - T-6th, 1186 vs. Ball State L 379-383 Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total vs. Illinois State W 383-384 Duals at Athens, Georgia (2-3) (2-3) Port Malibar Invitational 1st 880 vs. Illinois W 383-394 Kepler Invitational 1st 1155 Kentucky Invitational 1st 743 Big Ten Championships 1st 1511 All-American Invitational 9th 1216 Marshall Invitational 3rd 756 IU/Illinois/Wisconsin Tri-Meet 1st 386 Alexander City Tournament 6th 776 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Illinois Intercollegiate 3rd 756 Chris Schenkel Invitational 10th 1118 Jim Cheney 19 1415 74.47 69 Mid-American Invitational 2nd 741 Northern Intercollegiate 1st 1476 Steve Cisco 19 1429 75.21 69 Indiana Invitational 2nd 767 Tournament of Champions 1st 1221 Ron Essenpreis 18 1372 76.22 73 Northern Intercollegiate T-3rd 1513 Big Ten Championships 1st 1471 Danny May 19 1450 76.32 72 Purdue Invitational 6th 763 NCAA Championships T-6th 1186 Rick Lee 5 382 76.40 73 Big Ten Championships T-4th 1523 Wayne McDonald 19 1461 76.89 72 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Walt Osterberg 10 782 78.20 75 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Kelly Roberts 28 2084 74.43 69 Jim Baske 9 704 78.22 74 Bob Mann 3 228 76.00 75 Robbie Jackson 28 2090 74.64 69 Bill Stinnett 14 1101 78.64 71 Kevin Proctor 23 1759 76.48 72 Bob Ackerman 24 1792 74.67 70 Mark Toth 3 238 79.33 79 Kent Frandsen 23 1765 76.74 72 Gary Biddinger 26 1964 75.54 71 Garnard Hamilton 22 1702 77.36 72 Tom Kelley 28 2138 76.36 70 1968-1969 Tom Thomas 10 779 77.90 74 Cole Mahan 21 1604 76.38 70 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (13th) Cole Mahan 9 702 78.00 75 Mike Mealia 4 311 77.75 75 Big Ten - 3rd, 1528 • NCAA - 11th, 1256 Tournament Finish Total 1971-1972 1974-1975 Dual at Cincinnati W 11-7 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (16th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (19th) Miami Invitational 3rd 368 Big Ten - 2nd, 1456 • NCAA - 12th, 1210 Big Ten - 1st, 1484 • NCAA - T-7th, 1204 INDIANA STATE W 365-408 Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total Ohio State Invitational 5th 1174 Tennessee Invitational 1st 1126 Port Malibar Invitational 2nd 868 Illinois Intercollegiate 6th 587 All-American Invitational 15th 1225 Olympia Invitational 3rd 894 Dual at Indiana State W 18-10.5 Mid-American Invitational 1st 754 Notre Dame Dual 1st 379 Purdue Invitational T-3rd 743 Illinois Invitational 1st 751 Kepler Invitational 3rd 1177 Northern Intercollegiate 5th 1547 Northern Intercollegiate 1st 1490 Chris Schenkel Invitational 9th 1085 Spartan Invitational 1st 362 Purdue Invitational 1st 759 Northern Intercollegiate 1st 1506 Big Ten Championships 3rd 1528 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1456 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 869 NCAA Championships 11th 1256 NCAA Championships 12th 1210 Big Ten Championships 1st 1484 NCAA Championships T-7th 1204 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Don Padgett 18.5 1398 75.51 67 Kelly Roberts 14 1047 74.79 69 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Wayne Shircliff 19.5 1473 75.54 70 Gary Biddinger 17 1274 74.94 70 Rob Jackson 28 2076 74.14 65 Wayne McDonald 19.5 1474 75.59 68 Garnard Hamilton 21 1580 75.24 70 Kelly Roberts 28 2079 74.25 67 Mike Kerby 16 1241 77.56 71 Bob Mann 19 1434 75.47 70 Bob Ackerman 28 2094 74.79 70 Steve Cisco 19.5 1529 78.41 73 Kent Frandsen 21 1588 75.62 71 Gary Biddinger 28 2097 74.89 70 Danny May 14.5 1138 78.48 74 Kevin Proctor 19 1447 76.16 67 Mike Mealia 28 2142 76.50 70 Bill Stinnett 11.5 903 78.52 73 Cole Mahan 2 153 76.50 75 Tom Inskeep 7 544 77.71 73 Tom Thomas 9 689 76.56 74 Steve Rogers 11 909 82.64 80 1969-1970 Mark Litz 3 259 86.33 85 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (14th) 1972-1973 Big Ten - 1st, 1542 • NCAA - 12th, 1204 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (17th) 1975-1976 Tournament Finish Total Big Ten - 1st, 1484 • NCAA - 23rd, 600 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (20th) at Georgia W 6.5-5.5 Tournament Finish Total Big Ten - 2nd, 1542 • NCAA - 23rd, 1215 L 6.5-29.5 Cape Coral Invitational 3rd 1167 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Georgia Tech Invitational 1st 443 All-American Invitational 11th 1219 Rob Jackson 24 1755 73.13 68 Southeastern Invitational 3rd 1160 Kepler Invitational 1st 1152 Mike Mealia 24 1808 75.33 68 Kepler Invitational 1st 1152 Purdue Invitational 1st 760 Craig Deardon 7 535 76.43 74 Mid-American Invitational 1st 770 Mid-American Invitational 1st 748 Steve Rogers 24 1838 76.58 72 Indiana Invitational 2nd 753 Northern Intercollegiate 1st 1477 Jon Dunn 24 1860 77.50 72 Northern Intercollegiate 6th 1616 Big Ten Championships 1st 1484 Billy Parker 17 1321 77.71 73 at Purdue W 914-915 NCAA Championships 23rd 600 Tom Inskeep 17 1326 78.00 72 vs. Illinois W 914-926 vs. Notre Dame W 757-770 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 1976-1977 Big Ten Championships 1st 1542 Kevin Proctor 23 1708 74.26 70 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (21st) Gary Biddinger 23 1717 74.65 71 Big Ten - 2nd, 1461 • NCAA - 19th, 1259 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Kelly Roberts 23 1718 74.70 68 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Wayne McDonald 22.5 1708 75.91 72 Bob Mann 23 1748 76.00 71 Rob Jackson 29 2159 74.45 68 Don Padgett 22.5 1723 76.58 70 Bob Ackerman 23 1758 76.43 71 Mike Mealia 30 2236 74.53 67 Ken Trowbridge 22.5 1743 77.47 72 Cole Mahan 19 1478 77.79 72 Yves Tremblay 20.5 1557 75.95 69 Kent Frandsen 18.5 1450 78.38 73 Billy Parker 30 2291 76.37 71 Wayne Shircliff 22.5 1771 78.71 74 Steve Rogers 22 1684 76.55 72 Kevin Proctor 17.5 1380 78.86 72 John Mealia 9 690 76.67 74 Tom Thomas 10.5 837 79.71 73 Craig Deardon 11 870 79.09 75 Mike Kerby 2.5 188 75.20 74 Tom Inskeep 13 1038 79.85 75 Mike Harvey 2 161 80.50 80

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1977-1978 1980-1981 1983-1984 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (22nd) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (25th) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (28th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1542 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 3rd, 1420 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 2nd, 1492 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total Tournament Finish Total Cape Coral Invitational 3rd 1175 Southern Junior-Senior 6th 898 Southeastern Intercollegiate 10th 903 Illinois Invitational 1st 378 Southeastern Invitational 14th 907 Kepler Intercollegiate 12th 1183 Kepler Invitational 3rd 1161 Kepler Intercollegiate 7th 1172 Mid-American Invitational T-7th 607 Chris Schenkel Invitational 16th 909 Michigan Intercollegiate 1st 597 Spartan Invitational T-3rd 754 Northern Intercollegiate 10th 1517 Northern Intercollegiate 3rd 1099 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1492 Spartan Invitational 5th 759 Spartan Invitational 2nd 742 Southern Intercollegiate 6th 867 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1542 Big Ten Championships 3rd 1420 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Mike Ingram 17 1277 75.12 69 Steve Rogers 21 1578 75.14 70 Mike Ingram 17 1277 75.12 69 Remi Bouchard 21 1586 75.52 69 Billy Parker 21 1594 75.90 70 Remi Bouchard 21 1586 75.52 69 Andy Shuman 20 1523 76.15 69 Mark Allenspach 1 76 76.00 76 Andy Shuman 20 1523 76.15 69 John Kernohan 23 1772 77.04 69 Gary Stickl 21 1599 76.14 70 John Kernohan 23 1772 77.04 69 Bob Stonikas 18 1388 77.11 73 Robbie Dew 11 842 76.55 72 Bob Stonikas 18 1388 77.11 73 Jeff Cook 20 1566 78.30 73 John Mealia 20 1548 77.40 70 Jeff Cook 20 1566 78.30 73 Richard Rousseau 8 630 78.75 74 Eric Kaufmanis 17 1333 78.41 70 Richard Rousseau 8 630 78.75 74 Joe Wright 11 872 79.27 75 1984-1985 1981-1982 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (29th) 1978-1979 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (26th) Big Ten - T-6th, 1527 • NCAA - DNQ Head Coach - Bob Fitch (23rd) Big Ten - 2nd, 1468 • NCAA - 30th, 915 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Big Ten - 2nd, 1497 • NCAA - T-26th, 943 Tournament Finish Total Americana Invitational 10th 305 209 315 --- 929 Tournament Finish Total Southern Intercollegiate 15th 934 Butler National I’collegiate 18th 319 324 330 --- 973 Cape Coral Invitational 6th 1213 Kepler Intercollegiate 5th 1194 Tiger Point Invitational 8th 308 297 331 --- 936 Illinois Invitational 2nd 777 Northern Intercollegiate 2nd 1094 Purdue Invitational 4th 378 380 ------758 Kepler Invitational 11th 634 Spartan Invitational 3rd 739 Indiana Invitational T-3rd 368 378 382 --- 1128 Northern Intercollegiate 6th 1546 Badger Invitational 1st 742 Mid-American Invite 7th 303 295 298 --- 896 Southern Intercollegiate 13th 913 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1468 Kepler Intercollegiate 15th 392 396 394 --- 1182 Spartan Invitational 2nd 736 NCAA Championships 30th 915 Northern I’collegiate 7th 386 369 383 --- 1138 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1497 Big Ten Championships T-6th 380 370 384 393 1527 NCAA Championships T-26th 943 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rds: 27 • Strokes: 9,467 Tim Koressel 20 1496 74.80 66 Count Four Avg.: 310.00 • Count Five Avg.: 382.20 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Denny Dennis 14 1057 75.50 71 Gary Stickl 22 1668 75.82 70 Jeff Cook 20 1513 75.65 69 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Eric Kaufmanis 24 1837 76.54 71 David Thomas 20 1522 76.10 71 Mike Ingram 20 1512 75.60 71 Robbie Dew 18 1380 76.67 70 Mike Ingram 14 1072 76.57 72 John Kernohan 27 2059 76.26 68 Yves Tremblay 21 1633 77.76 72 Mike Fromuth 16 1227 76.69 71 Remi Bouchard 27 2089 77.37 70 John Mealia 24 1868 77.83 74 Richard Rousseau 9 697 77.44 75 Richard Rousseau 17 1318 77.53 71 Denny Dennis 10 784 78.40 74 Bob Stonikas 18 1402 77.89 71 Joe Wright 11 868 78.91 74 1982-1983 Mark Bullington 6 475 79.17 76 Mark Allenspach 6 478 79.67 77 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (27th) Cary Campbell 16 1277 79.81 74 Big Ten - 2nd, 1484 • NCAA - DNQ Francios Hurtubise 15 1219 81.27 76 1979-1980 Tournament Finish Total Lance Rhodes 3 253 84.33 81 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (24th) Seminole Classic 13th 921 Big Ten - 3rd, 1500 • NCAA - T-20th, 916 Southeastern Intercollegiate 12th 902 1985-1986 Tournament Finish Total Kepler Intercollegiate 2nd 1163 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (30th) Florida State Invitational 19th 307 Purdue Invitational T-2nd 1112 Big Ten - 4th, 1195 • NCAA - DNQ Alabama Invitational 13th 935 Northern Intercollegiate 3rd 1130 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Kepler Invitational 1st 1137 Badger Invitational 2nd 1092 Americana Invitational N/A 324 320 309 --- 953 Purdue Invitational 1st 731 Big Ten Championships 2nd 1484 Miami Beach Sun & Fun 2nd 296 301 307 --- 904 Southern Invitational 20th 619 Butler National I’collegiate 16th 315 343 325 --- 983 Northern Intercollegiate 5th 1541 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Eastern Kentucky Invite 3rd 302 304 308 --- 914 Big Ten Championships 3rd 1500 Tim Koressel 25 1858 74.32 68 Southeastern Invitational 13th 318 304 297 --- 919 NCAA Championships T-20th 916 Mike Fromuth 18 1348 74.89 72 Jerry Pate Invitational 6th 295 315 316 --- 926 John Kernohan 3 228 76.00 74 Wildcat Invitational 9th 304 302 306 --- 912 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jeff Cook 22 1675 76.14 71 Mid-American Invitational 5th 300 301 295 --- 896 Gary Stickl 16 1204 75.25 68 David Thomas 22 1676 76.18 71 Northern Intercollegiate 8th 298 315 314 --- 927 Eric Kaufmanis 19 1441 75.84 70 Mike Ingram 19 1448 76.21 71 Big Ten Championships 4th 295 302 302 296 1195 David Thomas 17 1302 76.59 72 Richard Rousseau 16 1236 77.25 72 Rds: 31 • Strokes: 9,529 • Average: 307.39 Robbie Dew 19 1474 77.58 71 Moore McDonough 3 245 81.67 80 Mitch Allenspach 18 1399 77.72 73 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Yves Tremblay 19 1501 79.00 74 John Kernohan 22 1666 75.73 71 John Andrews 22 1684 76.54 70 Remi Bouchard 22 1687 76.68 69 Dan Olsen 22 1688 76.73 70 Francois Hurtubise 13 1022 78.62 74 Jeff Walton 6 492 82.00 77 David Houston 3 249 83.00 81

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1991 Big Ten Champions

1986-1987 1988-1989 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Head Coach - Bob Fitch (31st) Head Coach - Bob Fitch (33rd) Shaun Micheel 38 2844 74.84 68 Big Ten - 3rd, 1215 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 7th, 1195 • NCAA - DNQ Mike Phenicie 2 153 76.50 74 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Mark Lanscioni 29 2256 77.79 71 Minnesota Invitational 1st N/A N/A N/A --- 901 Wisconsin Fall Invitational 2nd 292 294 298 --- 884 Jeff Ousley 29 2282 78.69 71 Augusta College Invite 10th 300 306 308 --- 914 Ellwood Greens Invitational 1st 294 283 290 --- 867 Bill Miller 27 2138 79.19 72 Hillman Robbins Memorial 7th 303 294 310 --- 907 Hillman Robbins Memorial 2nd 298 303 ------601 Ben Finley 27 2152 79.70 73 South Florida Invitational 14th 304 303 316 --- 923 Central Florida Invitational 16th 305 304 312 --- 921 Chip Martin 17 1360 80.00 20 Southeastern Invitational 14th N/A N/A N/A --- 923 Southeastern Invitational T-7th 293 296 296 --- 885 Jeff Stavroff 5 401 80.20 74 Jerry Pate Invitational 6th N/A N/A N/A --- 911 Johnny Owens Classic 10th 309 303 ------612 Johnny Owens Classic 11th 316 311 312 --- 939 Music City Invitational 11th 307 305 298 --- 910 1990-1991 Midwestern Invitational 8th 307 296 294 --- 897 Jerry Pate Invitational 10th 310 311 294 --- 915 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (2nd) Mid-American Invitational 3rd 292 296 304 --- 892 Spartan Invitational 3rd 298 304 293 --- 895 Big Ten - 1st, 1138 Northern Intercollegiate 5th 293 294 293 --- 880 Northern Intercollegiate 2nd 307 137 287 --- 731 NCAA Central Regional - 11th, 885 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championships 3rd 304 296 302 313 1215 Big Ten Championships 7th 305 292 299 299 1195 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Rds: 34 • Strokes: 10,312 • Average: 303.29 Rds: 31.5 • Strokes: 9,416 • Average: 298.92 UC/Johnny Bench 1st 298 301 ------599 Indiana Intercollegiate T-2nd 305 302 ------607 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Northern Intercollegiate 2nd 286 286 286 --- 858 Remi Bouchard 25 1853 74.12 67 Dan Olsen 36.5 2644 72.44 65 Hillman Robbins Memorial 2nd 298 309 299 --- 906 John Andrews 24 1819 75.79 70 Shaun Micheel 31.5 2370 75.24 70 Louisiana Classic 11th 307 306 302 --- 915 Dan Olsen 22 1679 76.32 70 John Andrews 31.5 2394 76.00 70 Southeastern I’collegiate 14th 305 293 294 --- 892 J.D. Meyer 10 784 78.40 73 Mark Lanscioni 28.5 2222 77.96 73 Johnny Owens Invite 6th 308 ------308 Mike Phenicie 20.5 1587 77.41 73 Indiana Invitational 3rd 305 302 ------607 1987-1988 Greg McIver 9 722 80.22 74 Firestone Invitational 1st 285 293 300 --- 878 Head Coach - Bob Fitch (32nd) Anthony Andrews 5 381 76.20 70 Spartan Invitational 2nd 294 288 295 --- 877 Big Ten - 8th, 1213 • NCAA - DNQ Wolverine Invitational 11th 296 290 306 --- 892 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 1989-1990 Big Ten Championships 1st 279 280 289 290 1138 Badger Fall Invitational 1st 287 289 294 --- 870 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (1st) NCAA Central Regional 11th 294 296 295 --- 885 Hillman Robbins Memorial 1st 302 295 293 --- 890 Big Ten - 9th, 1197 • NCAA - DNQ Rds: 35 • Strokes: 10,362 • Average: 296.06 Southeastern Invitational 11th 296 320 ------616 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Johnny Owens Classic 3rd 292 297 305 --- 894 Johnny Bench Collegiate T-15th --- 325 332 --- 657 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jerry Pate Invitational 3rd 301 287 301 --- 889 Indiana Intercollegiate T-2nd --- 303 295 --- 598 Shaun Micheel 39 2811 72.08 67 Akron Zip Invitational 5th 303 314 ------617 Oak Club Invitational 10th 317 307 315 --- 939 Jody Roudebush 30 2238 74.60 70 Midwestern Invitational 3rd 298 302 295 --- 895 Hillman Robbins 10th 306 317 313 --- 939 Bill Miller 24 1810 75.42 68 Northern Intercollegiate 8th 305 300 296 --- 901 FIU Sun & Fun Invite 9th 320 308 306 --- 934 Joe Tomaselli 28 2116 75.57 69 Big Ten Championships 8th 299 303 305 306 1213 Louisiana Classic 14th 315 308 323 --- 946 Kyle Weineke 26 1971 75.81 68 Rds: 26 • Strokes: 7,789 • Average: 299.58 Southeastern I’collegiate 14th 294 302 304 --- 900 Jeff Ousley 3 228 76.00 74 Johnny Owens Classic 20th --- 318 317 --- 635 Jeff Stavroff 19 1455 76.58 69 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jerry Pate Invitational 15th 318 334 323 --- 975 Ben Finley 8 622 77.75 75 Dan Olsen 26 1896 72.92 68 Zip Invitational 16th 302 307 309 --- 918 Derek Clouse 9 702 78.00 75 John Andrews 26 1931 74.27 68 Spartan Invitational 5th 299 290 305 291 1184 Chip Martin 2 156 78.00 78 Shaun Micheel 26 1965 75.58 68 Big Ten Championships 9th 306 296 298 297 1197 Mark Lancioni 5 391 78.20 76 J.D. Meyer 26 2029 78.04 72 Rds: 35 • Strokes: 10,822 • Average: 309.20 Ernie Hamby 16 1274 79.63 72 Chris Williamson 10 816 81.60 77

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1991-1992 1993-1994 1995-1996 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (3rd) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (5th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (7th) Big Ten - 6th, 1174 Big Ten - 10th, 1215 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 3rd, 1194 NCAA Central Regional - T-15th, 905 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total NCAA Regionals - T-6th, 878 • NCAA - 30th, 636 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Northern Intercollegiate 6th 293 303 306 --- 902 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total UC/Johnny Bench 1st 304 308 ------612 Quintessence Classic 6th 307 306 301 --- 914 Michigan Intercollegiate 3rd 301 300 299 --- 900 Northern Intercollegiate 10th 308 296 305 --- 909 Stanford Intercollegiate 13th 300 302 302 --- 904 Missouri Intercollegiate 10th 296 294 303 --- 893 Persimmon Ridge Invite 4th 320 305 ------625 UCF Golf Classic 13th 315 313 302 --- 930 Northern Intercollegiate T-3rd 294 303 ------597 Old Dominion/Seascape T-11th 293 302 ------595 Southeastern I’collegiate 15th 301 304 301 --- 906 Stanford Intercollegiate T-8th 290 295 313 --- 898 Southeastern I’collegiate T-11th 297 303 299 --- 899 Indiana Invitational 1st 288 290 ------578 Central Florida Invite T-12th 301 304 300 --- 905 Johnny Owens Invitational 10th 316 317 ------633 Legends Intercollegiate 8th 310 302 319 --- 931 Southeastern I’collegiate 5th 289 299 290 --- 878 Indiana Invitational 2nd 295 290 306 --- 891 Hawkeye Invitational 2nd 296 305 297 --- 897 Dr. Pepper I’collegiate T-5th 311 298 296 --- 905 Firestone Invitational 5th *450 ------*450 Xavier Invitational 3rd 303 302 ------605 Legends Intercollegiate 8th 307 305 317 --- 929 Kepler Intercollegiate T-11th 325 318 312 --- 955 Kepler Intercollegiate 6th 299 311 ------610 Kepler Intercollegiate 6th 314 312 308 --- 934 Wolverine Invitational 4th 293 290 300 --- 883 Fossum Invitational 11th 311 310 310 --- 931 Fossum Invitational 5th 298 305 300 --- 903 Big Ten Championships 6th 299 288 292 295 1174 Big Ten Championships 10th 298 299 303 311 1215 Big Ten Championships 3rd 295 292 287 320 1194 NCAA Central Regional T-15th 299 295 311 --- 905 Rds: 34 • Strokes: 10,323 • Average: 303.62 NCAA Regionals T-6th 285 290 303 --- 878 *Score reflects 27-hole event at Firestone NCAA Championships 30th 314 322 ------636 Rds: 31.5 • Strokes: 9,531 • Average: 302.57 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rds: 38 • Strokes: 11,450 • Average: 301.32 Jody Roudebush 32 2409 75.28 68 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Don Padgett III 16 1213 75.81 71 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Derek Clouse 27.5 2085 75.82 70 Derek Clouse 29 2208 76.14 70 Randy Leen 38 2796 73.58 67 Kyle Wieneke 27 2049 75.89 70 Kyle Wieneke 19 1452 76.42 72 Don Padgett III 38 2883 75.87 69 Jody Roudebush 29.5 2242 76.00 71 Chip Martin 27 2066 76.52 71 Michael Kemper 38 2936 77.26 70 Joe Tomaselli 28.5 2167 76.04 70 Grant Schimmele 4 307 76.75 74 Grant Schimmele 27 2099 77.74 70 Bill Miller 22.5 1730 76.89 68 Jim Ousley 16 1237 77.31 72 Brent Landry 11 857 77.91 72 Jeff Stavroff 16.5 1277 77.39 73 Michael Kemper 18 1403 77.94 72 Josh Brewer 38 2962 77.95 69 Ben Finley 8 629 78.63 73 David Cotton 3 234 78.00 77 1996-1997 Jim Ousley 5 403 80.60 76 Mike Chambers 7 553 79.00 74 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (8th) Mike Chambers 5 410 82.00 75 Joe Tomaselli 7 570 81.43 78 Big Ten - 4th, 1212 NCAA Central Regional - T-15th, 893 • NCAA - DNQ 1992-1993 1994-1995 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (4th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (6th) Northern Intercollegiate T-9th 306 310 ------616 Big Ten - 5th, 1175 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 10th, 1222 • NCAA - DNQ Wolverine Invitational 5th 296 296 302 --- 894 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total USA Fall Beach Classic 12th 295 295 292 --- 882 Kansas Invitational 3rd 306 306 300 --- 912 Marquette Invitational 7th 294 302 304 --- 900 The Nelson 2nd 294 290 295 --- 879 Northern Intercollegiate 4th 303 295 298 --- 896 Northern Intercollegiate 16th 307 312 ------619 The Bridges Classic 13th 311 301 297 --- 905 Stanford Shootout T-7th 282 292 273 --- 847 Memphis/Xavier Invite T-5th 308 315 324 --- 947 Seminole Classic 15th 308 309 302 --- 919 Central Florida Classic 12th 304 298 317 --- 919 Florida Atlantic Invite 6th 298 312 312 --- 922 Southeastern I’collegiate 4th 288 291 284 --- 863 Mangola Grove Classic 2nd 304 309 ------613 Central Florida Invite 20th 314 310 305 --- 929 Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 4th 296 294 310 --- 900 Southeastern I’collegiate 9th 289 300 298 --- 887 Southeastern I’collegiate 16th 302 300 296 --- 898 Marshall Invitational 3rd 288 291 296 --- 875 Purdue Invitational 2nd 292 294 ------586 Johnny Owens Classic T-5th 300 306 304 --- 910 Legends Intercollegiate 9th 301 303 288 --- 892 Indiana Invitational 4th 287 301 311 --- 899 Legends Intercollegiate 8th 299 295 300 --- 894 Fossum Invitational 5th 300 295 309 --- 904 Firestone Intercollegiate 6th 313 308 302 --- 923 Kepler Intercollegiate 11th 305 320 310 --- 925 Big Ten Championships 4th 301 306 308 297 1212 Kepler Intercollegiate 9th 313 307 ------620 Fossum Invitational 9th 299 309 303 --- 911 NCAA Central Regional T-15th 299 303 291 --- 893 Wolverine Invitational 9th 293 294 291 --- 878 Big Ten Championships 10th 294 304 317 307 1222 Rds: 39 • Strokes: 11,634 • Average: 298.31 Big Ten Championships 5th 289 295 296 295 1175 Rds: 33 • Strokes: 10,077 • Average: 305.36 Rds: 34 • Strokes: 10,155 • Average: 298.68 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Randy Leen 43 3097 72.02 68 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Don Padgett III 33 2483 75.24 70 Don Padgett III 39 2922 74.92 68 Jody Roudebush 34 2534 74.53 69 Randy Leen 33 2517 76.27 73 Josh Brewer 33 2478 75.09 70 Jeff Stavroff 29 2189 75.48 68 Josh Brewer 33 2553 77.36 68 Will Carson 14 1083 77.36 73 Joe Tomaselli 12 910 75.83 69 David Whitson 21 1631 77.67 72 Grant Schimmele 36 2787 77.42 72 Derek Clouse 19 1442 75.89 72 Grant Schimmele 6 479 79.83 76 Brent Landry 28 2176 77.71 72 Kyle Wieneke 16 1217 76.06 70 Will Carson 22 1767 80.32 74 John Barry 9 707 78.56 74 Jeff Ousley 23 1755 76.30 72 Michael Kemper 14 1131 80.78 75 Ben Finley 18 1374 76.33 71 Chip Martin 11 840 76.36 74 Mike Chambers 3 232 77.33 73 Bill Miller 27 2093 77.52 70 Michael Kemper 8 626 78.25 75

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1998 Big Ten Champions

1997-1998 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 2000-2001 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (9th) Brent Landry 36 2667 74.08 65 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (3rd) Big Ten - 1st, 1177 • NCAA - DNQ Steve Wheatcroft 36 2681 74.47 69 Big Ten - 11th, 1205 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total John Barry 36 2717 75.47 70 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Northern Intercollegiate T-10th 306 304 301 --- 911 Joe Drozda 3 228 76.00 73 Badger Invitational 7th 297 293 298 --- 888 Legends Intercollegiate 13th 288 297 295 --- 880 Corey Sullivan 30 2285 76.17 72 Wolverine Invitational 11th 298 298 313 --- 909 Persimmon Ridge Invite T-2nd --- 298 303 --- 601 Rich Thomas 24 1856 77.33 71 Northern Intercollegiate 3rd 293 302 302 --- 897 The Nelson 7th 293 295 297 --- 883 Chick Linski 14 1084 77.43 75 Xavier Invitational 9th 297 295 301 --- 893 The Bridges Classic 11th --- 296 311 --- 607 Jon Oliver 3 241 80.33 79 Legends Intercollegiate 1st 279 278 283 --- 840 Mercedes Benz 11th 284 292 310 --- 886 Big Red Classic 8th 309 284 304 --- 897 Seminole Classic T-10th 310 304 318 --- 932 1999-2000 El Diablo Intercollegiate 12th 304 295 ------599 Dr. Pepper I’collegiate T-6th 312 296 293 --- 901 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (2nd) Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 11th --- 306 312 --- 618 Marshall Invitational T-3rd 291 289 289 --- 869 Big Ten - 9th, 1223 • NCAA - DNQ Marshall Invitational T-14th 301 284 300 --- 885 Kepler Intercollegiate 8th 300 302 300 --- 902 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Kepler Intercollegiate 17th 316 315 317 --- 948 Wolverine Invitational 5th 297 283 286 --- 866 Hawkeye Invitational 3rd 294 294 292 --- 880 FirstEnergy Intercollegiate 17th 322 --- 300 --- 622 Big Ten Championships 1st 302 296 291 288 1177 Northern Intercollegiate 12th 308 314 301 --- 923 Fossum Invitational 15th 312 300 305 --- 917 Rds: 35 • Strokes: 10,415 • Average: 297.57 Legends Intercollegiate 3rd 302 297 283 --- 882 Big Ten Championships 11th 302 304 305 294 1205 Xavier Invitational T-9th 296 294 299 --- 889 Rds: 37 • Strokes: 11,118 • Average: 300.49 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Stan Sheriff Invitational 8th 320 313 319 --- 952 Randy Leen 38 2761 72.66 65 Mauna Kea Invitational 2nd 302 293 309 --- 904 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Corey Sullivan 16 1193 74.56 71 Silver Springs Invitational 2nd 292 280 286 --- 858 Steve Wheatcroft 40 2981 74.53 67 Josh Brewer 35 2617 74.77 68 Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 10th 291 286 296 --- 873 Aldo Jordan 37 2804 75.78 71 John Barry 32 2445 76.41 71 Marshall Invitational 3rd 297 291 299 --- 887 Corey Sullivan 40 3033 75.83 69 Brent Landry 20 1540 77.00 69 Kepler Intercollegiate T-8th 302 300 309 --- 911 John Barry 31 2354 75.94 69 Chick Linski 16 1239 77.44 69 FirstEnergy I’collegiate 13th 307 303 309 --- 919 Ben Davidson 9 686 76.22 69 Steve Wheatcroft 15 1174 78.27 74 Fossum Invitational 9th 311 302 292 --- 905 Bret Hardin 19 1455 76.58 70 Will Carson 3 236 78.67 76 Big Ten Championships 9th 299 310 306 308 1223 Drew Meyer 15 1153 76.87 71 Joe Drozda 3 243 81.00 78 Rds: 40 • Strokes: 12,006 • Average: 300.15 Rich Thomas 3 235 78.33 77 Michael Miller 12 976 81.33 71 1998-1999 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jon Oliver 3 246 82.00 78 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (1st) Steve Wheatcroft 40 2981 74.53 67 Big Ten - 10th, 1173 • NCAA - DNQ Aldo Jordan 37 2804 75.78 71 2001-2002 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Corey Sullivan 40 3033 75.83 69 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (4th) Northern Intercollegiate 9th 290 296 288 --- 874 John Barry 31 2354 75.94 69 Big Ten - T-6th, 1167 • NCAA - DNQ Legends Intercollegiate 3rd 295 290 301 --- 886 Ben Davidson 9 686 76.22 69 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Xavier Intercollegiate 2nd 287 277 306 --- 870 Bret Hardin 19 1455 76.58 70 Badger Invitational 15th 307 292 301 --- 900 Nelson/Pepsi Invitational 14th 303 301 293 --- 897 Drew Meyer 15 1153 76.87 71 Northern Intercollegiate Did Not Play (Sept. 11, 2001) Golden Ocala Invite T-10th --- 302 300 --- 602 Rich Thomas 3 235 78.33 77 Wolverine Invitational 3rd 294 292 ------586 Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 10th 304 297 299 --- 900 Michael Miller 12 976 81.33 71 Xavier Invitational 7th 291 292 289 --- 872 Johnny Owens Classic 8th 302 302 300 --- 904 Jon Oliver 3 246 82.00 78 The Tillinghast 7th 300 296 ------596 Marshall Invitational 11th 301 308 295 --- 904 Big Red Shootout 2nd 313 302 ------615 Kepler Intercollegiate 12th 307 314 306 --- 927 Emerald Coast Collegiate 7th 314 305 ------619 Fossum Invitational 12th 312 302 303 --- 917 Big Red Classic 14th 319 306 304 --- 929 Wolverine Invitational 11th 300 301 297 --- 898 El Diablo I’collegiate 7th 292 296 303 --- 891 Big Ten Championships 10th 296 295 297 285 1173 Marshall Invitational 9th 302 301 295 --- 898 Rds: 36 • Strokes: 10,752 • Average: 298.67 Kepler I’collegiate T-6th 299 293 ------592 FirstEnergy I’collegiate T-6th 296 296 294 --- 886 Fossum/Taylor Made 10th 305 315 295 --- 915 Big Ten Championships 6th 293 287 287 300 1167 Rds: 35 • Strokes: 10,466 • Average: 299.03

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2002-2003 2004-2005 2006-2007 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (5th) Head Coach - Mike Mayer (7th) Head Coach - Mike Mayer (9th) Big Ten - 6th, 1164 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 2nd, 852 Big Ten - T-6th, 1,213 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total NCAA East Regional - T-18th, 875 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Badger Invitational 7th 296 288 286 --- 870 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Rich Harvest Farms 8th 305 318 306 --- 929 Earl Yestingsmeier Invite 5th 282 283 307 --- 872 Radrick Farms I’collegiate T-9th 297 293 296 --- 886 Gopher Invitational 6th 300 295 313 --- 908 Northern I’collegiate T-5th 295 282 283 --- 860 Central Regional Preview 5th 304 294 292 --- 890 VCU/Mattaponi Springs 4th 284 288 282 --- 854 Wolverine Invitational 4th 296 287 290 --- 873 Adams Cup 5th 298 293 ------591 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 7th 296 303 310 --- 909 Xavier Invitational 5th 293 287 288 --- 868 Xavier Invitational 1st 281 274 279 --- 834 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge 10th 312 304 302 --- 918 Shootout at Belmont 2nd 294 ------294 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge 10th 304 307 ------611 Landfall Tradition 6th 306 300 308 --- 914 Big Red Classic 6th 295 287 ------582 Hyatt Intercollegiate T-4th 284 297 296 --- 877 GADO North Texas Classic T-1st 305 287 304 --- 896 El Diablo I’collegiate T-7th 305 307 296 --- 908 Pioneer Classic 3rd 293 280 286 --- 859 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 1st 297 293 290 --- 880 Johnny Owens Invite 2nd 298 302 306 --- 906 Pinehurst Invitational 3rd 300 295 293 --- 888 Boilermaker Invitational T6th 308 301 ------609 Marshall Invitational T-2nd 288 286 295 --- 873 Boilermaker Invitational 4th 288 293 300 --- 881 Kepler Intercollegiate 10th 313 312 ------625 Kepler Intercollegiate 4th 302 298 301 --- 901 Fossum/TaylorMade Invite 6th 290 293 298 --- 881 Fossum/Spartan Invitational 7th 298 286 288 --- 872 Fossum/Taylor Made 8th 306 293 297 --- 896 Big Ten Championships 2nd 283 275 294 --- 852 Big Ten Championships T-6th 299 303 300 311 1213 Big Ten Championships 6th 285 298 287 294 1164 NCAA East Regional T-18th 294 292 289 --- 875 Rds: 35 • Strokes: 10,527 • Average: 300.77 Rds: 37 • Strokes: 10,867 • Average: 293.70 Rds: 34 • Strokes: 9,925 • Average: 291.91 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jorge Campillo 38 2,803 73.76 67 Jeff Overton 40 2890 72.25 66 Jeff Overton 34 2,379 69.97 61 Seth Brandon 35 2,655 75.86 69 Heath Peters 37 2739 74.03 68 Heath Peters 34 2,516 74.00 67 Drew Allenspach 35 2,661 76.03 69 Ben Davidson 37 2782 75.19 67 Santiago Quirarte 34 2,534 74.53 67 Santiago Quirarte 29 2,240 77.24 70 Aldo Jordan 34 2560 75.29 69 Scott Seibert 29 2,172 74.90 67 Alex Martin 29 2,243 77.34 71 Scott Seibert 31 2340 75.48 72 Mike Birkenfeld 6 450 75.00 71 Brandon Pike 15 1,180 78.67 73 Rob Ockenfuss 5 368 73.60 71 Aaron Harrell 15 1,131 75.40 72 Tad Sacheck 3 237 79.00 78 Brad Marek 11 815 74.09 70 Aaron Walters 5 378 75.60 74 Aaron Harrell 3 239 79.67 78 Michael Miller 11 819 74.45 72 Brad Marek 22 1,665 75.68 69 Kirk Wood 3 225 75.00 73 Oren Hodak 6 456 76.00 71 2007-2008 Ryan Cassidy 6 457 76.17 73 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (10th) 2005-2006 Big Ten - 4th, 1,183 2003-2004 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (8th) NCAA Regional - 10th, 901; NCAA - 21st, 920 Head Coach - Mike Mayer (6th) Big Ten - 6th, 1,181 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Big Ten - 5th, 865 NCAA East Regional - T-11th, 891 • NCAA - DNQ Inverness Collegiate 6th 285 294 302 --- 881 NCAA Central Regional - T-20th, 934 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Gopher Invitational T-4th 297 295 299 --- 891 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total NCAA Central Preview 11th 300 297 297 884 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 3rd 287 286 296 --- 869 Northern Intercollegiate 2nd 283 290 290 --- 863 Gopher Invitational 6th 301 304 297 902 Olympia Fields 3rd 287 291 292 --- 870 Hoosier Invitational 1st 273 283 281 --- 837 Wolverine Intercollegiate 8th 291 286 285 862 Windon Memorial Classic 3rd 284 293 278 --- 855 49er Collegiate Classic 1st 282 281 279 --- 842 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge 11th 293 294 299 886 UNCG Bridestone Classic T-6th 298 291 285 --- 874 Xavier Invitational 1st 283 277 ------560 Xavier Invitational T5th 289 284 289 862 John Hayt Invitational 12th 302 301 297 --- 900 UCF/Rio Pinar I’collegiate 10th 297 304 303 --- 904 Santa Anita/NT Classic 2nd 297 281 290 868 Pinehurt Intercollegiate 1st 286 292 287 --- 865 St. Croix Collegiate Classic 2nd 290 294 295 --- 879 Orange County Invite 8th 291 285 296 872 adidas Hoosier Inv. 4th 306 284 ------590 Steve Kerr Invitational 4th 298 289 294 --- 881 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 3rd 294 303 -- 597 UMB Bank-Mizzou Tiger 1st 294 286 301 --- 881 Boilermaker Invitational 5th 297 288 293 --- 878 Boilermaker Invitational 1st 301 287 294 882 Boilermaker Invitational T-3rd 287 276 291 --- 854 Kepler Intercollegiate T-6th 299 301 298 --- 898 Kepler Intercollegiate 2nd 286 292 304 882 Big Ten Championships 4th 297 295 293 298 1183 FirstEnergy I’collegiate T-3rd 282 290 297 --- 869 Fossum/Spartan Invitational 1st 292 283 295 870 NCAA Central Regional 10th 300 297 304 --- 901 Fossum/TaylorMade Invite 1st 288 295 297 --- 880 Big Ten Championships 6th 285 288 283 301 1181 NCAA Championships 21st 313 310 297 --- 920 Big Ten Championships 5th 286 291 288 --- 865 NCAA East Regional T11th 299 305 287 891 Rds: 42 • Strokes: 12,334 • Average: 293.67 NCAA Central Regional T-20th 306 308 320 --- 934 Rds: 34 • Strokes: 9,925 • Average: 291.91 Rds: 38 • Strokes: 11,090 • Average: 291.84 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jorge Campillo 43 2,795 71.67 63 Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Jorge Campillo 39 2,834 72.67 67 Seth Bradon 42 3,108 74.00 68 Jeff Overton 42 2966 70.62 64 Santiago Quirarte 39 2,877 73.77 69 Drew Allenspach 39 2,913 74.69 67 Heath Peters 38 2774 73.00 68 Drew Allenspach 39 2,892 74.15 69 Alex Martin 42 3,140 74.76 69 Aaron Walters 3 220 73.33 71 Seth Brandon 33 2,453 74.33 66 Brandon Pike 2 151 75.50 73 Rob Ockenfuss 3 225 75.00 73 Scott Seibert 20 1,519 75.95 71 Eric Serch 8 607 75.88 72 Ryan Cassidy 23 1729 75.17 68 Brandon Pike 11 836 76.00 70 Tad Sacheck 11 836 76.00 71 Mike Birkenfeld 35 2633 75.23 68 Brad Marek 19 1,454 76.53 69 Ren Han 18 1,376 76.44 70 Scott Seibert 29 2193 75.62 66 Aaron Harrell 5 395 79.00 76 Santiago Quirarte 17 1,316 77.41 69 David Butwell 30 2,276 75.87 70 Oren Hodak 2 161 80.50 79 Paul Park 11 857 77.91 69 Brad Marek 18 1,370 76.11 71 Oren Hodak 6 464 77.33 75 Kirk Wood 3 233 77.67 75 Tad Sacheck 3 235 78.33 75

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1928 team captain Harper Miller served as head coach in 1929 while guiding the Crimson squad James Soutar coached the IU men’s team from to its second State Intercollegiate Championship. 1941-46 and was primarily responsible for laying The team shot 663 in the 36-hole event to edge out the then-new IU Golf Course. Soutar, a native out state rival Purdue. Miller was second in the of Carnoustie, Scotland, also served as a golf individual scoring. professional for the Bloomington Country Club.

Gerald Redding led the 1930 squad to a near Owen (Chili) Cochrane coached IU from 1947- flawless regular season, recording a 7-1 dual 56. Known to his friends as “Chili,” Cochrane record. Acting as a player and coach, Redding’s first joined the Indiana University coaching staff Hoosiers finished seventh at the Big Ten as a backfield coach for A.N. (Bo) McMillin’s Championships with a 1,319. Hoosier football team in 1946. After coaching football, Cochrane took over various department administrative responsibilities as well as continuing to coach IU’s golf team.

Serving as the Indiana men’s golf coach for 33 The men’s team was under direction of team years, Bob Fitch, along with former swimming captain Joe Greenwood in 1931. Greenwood’s coach James (Doc) Counsilman, is the longest- Hoosiers compiled a 6-2 dual record during tenured IU coach in school history. Having the season, but did not compete at the Big Ten coached the Hoosiers from 1957-89, Fitch Championships. coached the program to six conference titles and numerous top-20 rankings. Indiana earned Big Ten Championships in 1962, 1968, 1970, 1973, 1974 and 1975, while finishing runner-up in 1958, 1964, 1972, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983 and 1984. The Hoosiers also finished in third place on six different occasions. Under his direction, the Hoosiers appeared in Phil Talbot served as head coach and captain for 12 NCAA tournaments, placing sixth in 1974 and seventh in 1975. Fitch the Hoosiers in 1932. Talbot, a top amateur golfer came to IU as an ends coach in football in 1952. Prior to that, he was an in the state at the time, won the Bloomington City All-American football player at Minnesota and set a world record in the Golf Tournament a record 11 times, including nine discus throw as a track and field performer. consecutive titles between 1935-1943.

In the fall of 1990, Sam Carmichael added the men’s head golf coaching duties to his resume after having already served as the women’s coach since 1981. After winning the 1998 Big Ten Championships, Carmichael again moved his In 1933, Professor Hugh E. Willis of the Law attentions back to solely coaching the women’s School took charge of the team at the beginning squad after leading the men’s program for eight of the season and spent a large part of the years. During that time, Carmichael won Big season instilling fundamentals. Willis remained Ten Coach of the Year honors twice (1991 and as the Hoosier coach until the completion of the 1998) and also claimed 1991 and 1998 Big Ten 1940 season. Championship titles. Carmichael grew up in Martinsville, Ind., and spent his collegiate golf career at Louisiana State, playing on an SEC Championship team in 1960. He won all three major men’s tournaments in Indiana - Junior, Amateur and Open. He played on the professional tour for seven years and in 1973 was inducted into the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame.

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A Ackerman, Robert III • 1973-75 Blackburn, Thomas • 1945 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1972-73 23 1,758 76.43 71 Bradlow, Jeff • 1996-97 1973-74 24 1,792 74.67 70 1974-75 28 2,094 74.79 70 Boden, Charles L. • 1941-42 Career 75 5,644 75.25 70 Borhwick. Robert J. • 1965-66 Aldrich, Wendell R. • 1940, ‘42 Boswell, Charles H. • 1936-37 Allenspach, Drew • 2006-Pres. Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Bouchard, Remi • 1984-87 2005-06 39 2,892 74.15 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2006-07 35 2,661 76.03 69 1983-84 21 1,586 75.52 69 2007-08 39 2,913 74.69 67 1984-85 27 2,089 77.37 70 Career 113 8,466 74.92 67 1985-86 22 1,687 76.68 69 1986-87 25 1,853 74.12 67 Allenspach, Mark • 1978-79 Career 95 7,215 75.95 67 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1977-78 1 76 76.00 76 Brandon, Seth • 2006-Pres. 1978-79 6 478 79.67 77 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 7 554 79.14 76 2005-06 33 2,453 74.33 66 2006-07 35 2,655 75.86 69 Allenspach, Mitch • 1980 2007-08 42 3,108 74.00 68 1979-80 18 1,399 77.72 73 Career 110 8,216 74.69 66

Andrews, John F. • 1986-89 Brant, Fidane W. • 1934 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1985-86 22 1,684 76.54 70 Brewer, Joshua B. • 1995-98 1986-87 24 1,819 75.79 70 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1987-88 26 1,931 74.27 68 1994-95 33 2,553 77.36 68 1988-89 31.5 2,394 76.00 70 1995-96 38 2,962 77.95 69 Career 103.5 7,828 75.63 68 1996-97 33 2,478 75.09 70 1997-98 35 2,617 74.77 68 B Career 139 10,610 76.33 68 Balch, James F. Jr. • 1952, ‘54-55 Brinker, Kyle • 2001 Barry, John M. • 1997-00 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Brownstein, Julius R. • 1940 1996-97 9 707 78.56 74 1997-98 32 2,445 76.41 71 Brubaker, Joe B. • 1954 1998-99 36 2,717 75.47 70 1999-00 31 2,354 75.94 69 Bruce, Grant • 1985-86 Career 108 8,223 76.14 69 Brucker, James G. • 1959-60 Barth, Richard C. • 1958-60 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1958-59 1 82 82.00 82 1957-58 17 1,321 77.71 73 1959-60 11 862 78.36 74 1958-59 18 1,404 78.00 73 Career 12 944 78.67 74 1959-60 11 859 78.09 73 Career 46 3,630 78.91 73 Bryan, E. Burritt • 1950

Bartholomew, Harold • 1951-53 Bullington, Mark A. • 1985 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Baske, James R. • 1966-68 1984-85 6 475 79.17 76 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1965-66 DNP Butwell, David • 2004 1966-67 17 1,354 79.65 76 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1967-68 9 704 78.22 74 2003-04 30 2,276 75.87 70 Career 26 2,058 79.15 74 C Beauer, Ernest R. • 1936-37 Callis, Robert • 1952-54

Beauer, Howard W. • 1936-38 Campbell, Gary C. • 1985 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Benke, Joey • 1992 1984-85 16 1,277 79.81 74

Bera, Richard E. • 1957 Campbell, Keith E. • 1933-35

Berasman, James R. • 1951 Campillo, Jorge • 2006-Pres. Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Biddinger, Gary A. • 1972-75 2005-06 39 2,834 72.67 67 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2006-07 38 2,803 73.76 67 1971-72 17 1,274 74.94 70 2007-08 43 3,084 71.72 63 1972-73 23 1,717 74.65 71 Career 120 8,721 72.68 63 1973-74 26 1,964 75.54 71 1974-75 28 2,097 74.89 70 Cardwell, Richard • 1953-55 Career 94 7,052 75.02 70 Carr, Michael • 1987-88 Birkenfeld, Mike • 2004-05 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Carson, William H. • 1995-98 2003-04 35 2,633 75.23 68 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2004-05 6 450 75.00 71 1994-95 22 1,767 80.32 74 Career 41 3,083 75.20 68 1995-96 DNP Gary Biddinger 1996-97 14 1,083 77.36 73 Black, Thomas E. • 1944 1997-98 3 236 78.67 76 (1972-75) Career 39 3,086 79.13 73

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C (cont.) Cosens, Mark • 1974 Cassidy, Ryan • 2001-04 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Cotton, David • 1994 2000-01 12 932 77.67 69 2001-02 2 162 81.00 78 Cox, Francis G. • 1931-33 2002-03 6 457 76.17 73 2003-04 23 1,729 75.17 68 Coyle, Gene A. • 1970-73 Career 43 3,280 76.28 68 Crauen, Dan M. • 1942 Castletorte, Mike • 2001 D Chambers, Michael • 1992-94 Day, Harold K. • 1938 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1991-92 5 410 82.00 75 Davidson, Ben • 2000-03 1992-93 3 232 77.33 73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1993-94 7 553 79.00 74 1999-00 9 686 76.22 69 Career 15 1,195 79.67 73 2000-01 9 696 77.33 71 2001-02 33 2,473 74.94 71 Cheney, James A. • 1966-68 2002-03 37 2,782 75.19 67 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 88 6,337 75.42 67 1965-66 DNP 1966-67 17 1,321 77.71 72 Davis, Ben • 1973 1967-68 19 1,415 74.47 69 Career 36 2,736 76.00 69 Deardon, Craig E. • 1976-77 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Cisco, Walter S. • 1937-39 1975-76 7 535 76.43 74 1976-77 11 870 79.09 75 Cisco, Steve • 1967-69 Career 18 1,405 78.06 74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1966-67 17 1,356 79.76 71 Demitri, John A. • 1955-56 1967-68 19 1,429 75.21 69 1968-69 19.5 1,529 78.41 73 Dennis, Darrell O. • 1979-82 Career 55.5 4,314 77.73 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1978-79 10 784 78.40 74 Cleveland, Robert • 1947-50 1979-80 DNP 1980-81 DNP Clouse, Derek W. • 1991-94 1981-82 14 1,057 75.50 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 24 1,841 76.71 71 1990-91 9 702 78.00 75 1991-92 27.5 2,085 75.82 70 Dew, Robert J. • 1978-80 1992-93 19 1,442 75.89 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1993-94 29 2,208 76.14 70 1977-78 11 842 76.55 72 Career 84.5 6,437 76.18 70 1978-79 18 1,380 76.67 70 1979-80 19 1,474 77.58 71 Coble, Rob • 1985-88 Career 48 3,696 77.00 70

Coble, Thomas C. • 1958-60 Drozda, Joseph • 1998-01 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1957-58 17 1,301 76.53 73 1997-98 3 243 81.00 78 1958-59 8.5 684 80.47 75 1998-99 3 228 76.00 73 1959-60 11 847 77.00 71 1999-00 DNP Career 36.5 2,832 77.59 71 2000-01 9 704 78.22 72 Career 15 1,175 78.33 72 Cohen, Steve • 1977 Dunn, John W. • 1976 Comstock, Byron J. • 1962-64 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1975-76 24 1,860 77.50 72 1961-62 17 1,284 75.53 72 1962-63 13 1,001 77.00 72 Dyar, Robert W. • 1954-56 1963-64 17 1,287 75.71 70 Career 47 3,572 76.00 70 E Eaton, Edwin R. • 1937-38 Comstock, Terrence • 1964-65 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Engstrom, Carl J. • 1924 1963-64 17 1,292 76.00 71 1964-65 DNP Essenpreis, Ronald • 1966-68 Career 17 1,292 76.00 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1965-66 DNP Cook, James W. • 1949 1966-67 DNP 1967-68 18 1,372 76.22 73 Cook, Jeff D. • 1981-84 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low F 1980-81 20 1,566 78.30 73 Fadeve, Leon F. • 1957 1981-82 20 1,513 75.65 69 1982-83 22 1,675 76.14 71 Fike, Tom • 1976 Ben Davidson 1983-84 20 1,566 78.30 73 Career 82 6,320 77.07 69 Finley, Benjamin G. • 1990-93 (2000-03) Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Cook, Robert J. • 1946-49 1989-90 27 2,152 79.70 73 1990-91 8 622 77.75 75 Cooper, Berigan M. • 1961-63 1991-92 8 629 78.63 73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1992-83 18 1,374 76.33 71 1960-61 6 500 83.33 79 Career 61 4,777 78.31 71 1961-62 5 384 76.80 71 1962-63 3 255 85.00 79 Career 14 1,139 81.36 71

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F (cont.) Hodak, Oren • 2004-2006 Frandsen, Kent M. • 1970-72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2003-04 6 464 77.33 73 1969-70 18.5 1,450 78.38 73 2004-05 6 456 76.00 71 1970-71 23 1,765 76.74 72 2005-06 2 161 80.50 79 1971-72 21 1,588 75.62 71 Career 14 1,081 77.21 71 Career 62.5 4,803 76.85 71 Hoke, Charles W. • 1946-47 Fromuth, Michael J. • 1982-84 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Horton, William E. • 1939-41 1981-82 16 1,227 76.69 71 1982-83 18 1,348 74.89 72 Houlihan, James • 1979-81 1983-84 DNP Career 34 2,575 75.74 71 Houlihan, Pat • 1980 G Houston, David R. • 1986 Gaunt, Russell E. • 1936 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1985-86 3 249 83.00 81 Gilgrist, Philip M. • 1953 Hurtubise, Francois • 1985-86 Grant, Peter M. Jr. • 1938-40 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1984-85 15 1,219 81.27 76 Grenwood, Joseph R. • 1929-31 1985-86 13 1,022 78.62 74 Career 28 2,241 80.04 74 Griffith, Charles O. • 1962-63 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low I 1961-62 17 1,332 77.76 72 Ingram, Michael A. • 1981-85 1962-63 13 1,045 80.38 76 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 30 2,377 79.23 72 1980-81 17 1,277 75.12 69 1981-82 14 1,072 76.57 72 Griffiths, Edward M. • 1949-50 1982-83 19 1,448 76.21 71 1983-84 17 1,277 75.12 69 H 1984-85 20 1,512 75.60 71 Hamby, Earnest L. Jr. • 1987-88 Career 87 6,586 75.70 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1986-87 DNP Inskeep, Thomas R. • 1975-77 1987-88 16 1,274 79.63 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1974-75 7 544 77.71 73 Hamilton, Garnard F. • 1971-72 1975-76 17 1,326 78.00 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1976-77 13 1,038 79.85 75 1970-71 22 1,702 77.36 72 Career 37 2,908 78.59 72 1971-72 21 1,580 75.24 70 Career 43 3,282 76.33 70 J Jackson, Robert D. • 1974-77 Han, Ren • 2008-Pres. Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1973-74 28 2,090 74.64 69 2007-08 18 1,376 76.44 70 1974-75 28 2,076 74.14 65 1975-76 24 1,755 73.13 68 Hancock, John P. • 1950-51 1976-77 29 2,159 74.45 68 Career 109 8,080 74.05 65 Hancock, Paul W. • 1947-49 Jewell, James W. • 1964-66 Hardin, Bret • 2000-02 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1963-64 18 1,348 74.89 71 1999-00 19 1,455 76.58 70 1964-65 DNP 2000-01 3 244 81.33 80 1965-66 DNP 2001-02 12 956 79.67 74 Career 34 2,655 78.09 70 Joers, Ronald A. • 1946

Haring, David P. • 1946-49 Johnson, Sherell Jr. • 1958-59 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Harrell, Aaron • 2005-07 1957-58 7 557 79.57 73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1958-59 2 159 79.50 78 2004-05 15 1,131 75.40 72 Career 9 716 79.56 73 2005-06 5 385 79.00 76 2006-07 3 239 79.67 78 Johnson, Thomas J. • 1956-57 Career 23 1,765 76.74 72 Jones, Forrest T. • 1960-62 Harrell, Robert T. • 1934-36 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1959-60 3 247 82.33 81 Harrison, Jim • 1975 1960-61 14 1,084 77.43 72 1961-62 17 1,299 76.41 73 Helm, Dwight E. • 1966 Career 34 2,630 77.35 72

Henoch, Fredweick • 1962-63 Jones, Tom G. • 1956 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1961-62 4 315 78.75 74 Jordan, Aldo • 2000-03 1962-63 14 1,094 78.14 74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 18 1,409 78.28 74 1999-00 37 2,804 75.78 71 2000-01 34 2,551 75.03 67 Henry, Tom • 1973 2001-02 28 2,129 76.04 71 Robert Jackson 2002-03 34 2,560 75.29 69 Career 133 10,044 75.52 67 (1974-77)

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K Lanscioni, Mark J. • 1989-92 Kalinka, Karl • 1973-74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1988-89 28.5 2,222 77.96 73 Kaufmanis, Eric • 1978-80 1989-90 29 2,256 77.79 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1990-91 5 391 78.20 76 1977-78 17 1,333 78.41 70 Career 62.5 4,869 77.90 71 1978-79 24 1,837 76.54 71 1979-80 19 1,441 75.84 70 Larson, James R. • 1960 1980-81 20 1,513 75.70 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 80 6,124 76.55 70 1959-60 2 170 85.00 83

Kelley, Jim • 1996-97 Lawson, Gary • 1975

Kelley, Thomas W. • 1974 Lawson, Harry A. Jr. • 1930 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1973-74 28 2,138 76.36 70 Lee, Ricky O. • 1968 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Kemper, Michael K. • 1993-96 1967-68 5 382 76.40 73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1992-93 8 626 78.25 75 Leen, Randy T. • 1995-98 1993-94 18 1,403 77.94 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1994-95 14 1,131 80.78 75 1994-95 33 2,517 76.27 73 1995-96 38 2,936 77.26 70 1995-96 38 2,796 73.58 67 Career 78 6,096 78.15 70 1996-97 43 3,097 72.02 68 1997-98 38 2,761 72.66 65 Kenney, Henry C. • 1933-35 Career 152 11,171 73.49 65

Kerby, Michail G. • 1969 Leen, Jack R. • 1950-53 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1968-69 16 1,241 77.56 71 Lewis, Brian • 1982

Kernohan, John F. • 1983-86 Levy, Jeff • 1982 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1982-83 3 228 76.00 74 Linski, Charles • 1999 1983-84 23 1,772 77.04 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1984-85 27 2,059 76.26 68 1998-99 14 1,084 77.43 75 1985-86 22 1,666 75.73 71 Career 75 5,725 76.33 68 Lipsich • 1984

Kerr, John W. • 1954-57 Litz, Mark • 1974-75

Killian, John • 1990 M Mahan, James (Cole) • 1971-74 Kloeffler, Lloyd C. • 1935-38 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1970-71 9 702 78.00 75 Knapp, Aaron • 2005-06 1971-72 2 153 76.50 75 1972-73 19 1,478 77.79 72 Kohlmeier, Doug • 1975-76 1973-74 21 1,604 76.38 70 Career 51 3,937 77.20 70 Komar, Sam • 2000 Mann, Robert J. • 1971-73 Koressel, Tim A. • 1982-83 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1970-71 3 228 76.00 75 1980-81 20 1,488 74.40 68 1971-72 19 1,434 75.47 70 1981-82 20 1,496 74.80 66 1972-73 23 1,748 76.00 71 1982-83 25 1,858 74.32 68 Career 45 3,410 75.78 70 Career 65 4,842 74.49 66 Marcus, Merrit E. • 1956 Kriete, Darl • 1957-59 Marek, Brad • 2002-2006 Kropschot, Jeffrey S. • 1985 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2002-03 11 815 74.09 70 Kuhn, Ken • 1975 2003-04 18 1,370 76.11 71 2004-05 22 1,665 75.68 69 L 2005-06 19 1,454 76.53 69 Lach, Michael • 1965 Career 70 5,304 75.77 69

Lalaeff, M. • 1951 Mariotti, Michael • 1987

Landry, Brent L. • 1996-99 Martin, Alex • 2007-Pres. Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1995-96 11 857 77.91 72 2006-07 29 2,243 77.34 71 1996-97 28 2,176 77.71 72 2007-08 42 3,140 74.76 69 1997-98 20 1,540 77.00 69 Career 71 5,383 75.82 69 1998-99 36 2,667 74.08 65 Career 95 7,240 76.21 65 Martin, Charles V. • 1990-94 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Randy Leen Lane, Gordon L. • 1961-62 1989-90 17 1,360 80.00 74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1990-91 2 156 78.00 78 (1995-98) 1960-61 16 1,253 78.31 73 1991-92 Redshirted 1961-62 N/A 1992-93 11 840 76.36 74 Career 16 1,253 78.31 73 1993-94 27 2,066 76.52 71 Career 57 4,422 77.58 71

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M (cont.) Miller, Zack • 1996-97 May, Denny J. • 1967-69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Moulton, James K. • 1946 1966-67 17 1,354 79.65 72 1967-68 19 1,450 76.32 72 Mueller, Jack L. • 1937-39 1968-69 14.5 1,138 78.48 74 Career 50.5 3,942 78.06 72 Muelhaus, Brian • 1995

McCod, Ralph L. • 1945 Murphy , Harry L. • 1942

McDonald, Brian • 1981 O O’Haver, Thomas F. • 1933-35 McDonald, Wayne C. • 1968-70 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Ockenfuss, Rob • 2002-04 1967-68 19 1,461 76.89 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1968-69 19.5 1,474 75.59 68 2001-02 29 2,250 77.59 70 1969-70 22.5 1,708 75.91 72 2002-03 5 368 73.60 71 Career 61 4,643 76.11 68 2003-04 3 225 75.00 73 Career 37 2,843 76.84 70 McDonough, James M. • 1983-84 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Oliver, Jonathan • 1999-02 1982-83 3 245 81.67 80 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1983-84 DNP 1998-99 3 241 80.33 79 1999-00 3 246 82.00 78 McIver, Gregory K. • 1989 2000-01 9 728 80.89 71 2001-02 2 174 87.00 86 McRae, Jerry J. • 1961-63 Career 17 1,389 81.71 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1960-61 16 1,256 78.50 73 Olsen, Daniel W. • 1986-89 1961-62 16 1,280 80.00 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1962-63 14 1,098 78.43 75 1985-86 22 1,688 76.73 70 Career 46 3,634 79.00 71 1986-87 22 1,679 76.32 70 1987-88 26 1,896 72.92 68 Mealia, John J. • 1977-79 1988-89 36.5 2,644 72.44 65 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 106.5 7,907 74.24 65 1976-77 9 690 76.67 74 1977-78 20 1,548 77.40 70 Osburn, William E. • 1935 1978-79 24 1,868 77.83 74 Career 53 4,106 77.47 70 Osterburg, Walter S. • 1968 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Mealia, Mike N. • 1974-77 1967-68 10 782 78.20 75 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1973-74 4 311 77.75 75 Ousley, Jeffrey G. • 1990-92 1974-75 28 2,142 76.50 70 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1975-76 24 1,808 75.33 68 1989-90 29 2,282 78.69 71 1976-77 30 2,236 74.53 67 1990-91 3 228 76.00 74 Career 86 6,497 75.55 67 1991-92 5 403 80.60 76 Career 37 2,913 78.73 71 Messick, Paul J. • 1929-30 Ousley, Jim • 1991-93 Meyer, Drew • 2000 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Overton, Jeffrey • 2002-05 1999-00 15 1,153 76.87 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2001-02 31 2,308 74.45 66 Meyer, John D. • 1987-88 2002-03 40 2,890 72.25 66 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2003-04 42 2,966 70.62 64 1986-87 10 784 78.40 73 2004-05 34 2,379 69.97 61 1987-88 26 2,029 78.04 72 Career 147 10,543 71.72 61 Career 36 2,813 78.14 72 P Micheel, Shaun C. • 1988-91 Padgett, Donald E. II • 1969-70 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1987-88 26 1,965 75.58 68 1968-69 18.5 1,398 75.51 67 1988-89 31.5 2,370 75.24 70 1969-70 22.5 1,723 76.58 70 1989-90 38 2,844 74.84 68 Career 41 3,121 76.12 67 1990-91 39 2,811 72.08 67 Career 134.5 9,990 74.28 67 Padgett, Donald E. III • 1994-97 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Miller, Harper B. • 1928-29 1993-94 16 1,213 75.81 71 1994-95 33 2,483 75.24 70 Miller, Joe • 2002 1995-96 38 2,883 75.87 69 1996-97 39 2,922 74.92 68 Miller, Mike • 2000-03 Career 126 9,501 75.40 68 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Shaun Micheel 1999-00 12 976 81.33 71 Park, Paul • 2008-Pres. 2000-01 19 1,484 78.11 74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low (1988-91) 2001-02 12 922 76.83 71 2007-08 11 857 77.91 69 2002-03 11 819 74.45 72 Career 54 4,201 77.80 71 Parker, William R. • 1976-78 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Miller, William Jr. • 1990-93 1975-76 17 1,321 77.71 73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1976-77 30 2,291 76.37 71 1989-90 27 2,138 79.19 72 1977-78 21 1,594 75.90 70 1990-91 24 1,810 75.42 68 Career 68 5,206 76.56 70 1991-92 22.5 1,730 76.89 68 1992-93 27 2,093 77.52 70 Career 100.5 7,771 77.32 68 iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 85 men’s 08/09 golf history all-time roster

P (cont.) Rogers, Steven A. • 1975-78 Pasquale, Tom • 1974-75 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1974-75 11 909 82.64 80 Pelz, David T. • 1959-61 1975-76 24 1,838 76.58 72 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1976-77 22 1,684 76.55 72 1958-59 15.5 1,231 79.42 75 1977-78 21 1,578 75.14 70 1959-60 10 793 79.30 73 Career 78 6,009 77.04 70 1960-61 13 1,031 79.31 74 Career 38.5 3,055 79.35 73 Root, John H. • 1935

Penning, Frank G. Jr. • 1939-41 Rose, Stephen G. • 1941

Pepping, Tom • 1979 Roudebush, Jody M. • 1991-94 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Perk, Richard L. • 1945 1990-91 30 2,238 74.60 70 1991-92 29.5 2,242 76.00 71 Peters, Dallas M. Jr. • 1963-65 1992-93 34 2,534 74.53 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1993-94 32 2,409 75.28 68 1962-63 14 1,100 78.57 72 Career 125.5 9,423 75.08 68 1963-64 18 1,383 76.83 72 1964-65 DNP Rouchier, Jack A. • 1956-57 Career 32 2,483 77.59 72 Rousseau, Richard G. • 1982-85 Peters, Heath • 2002-05 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1981-82 9 697 77.44 75 2001-02 32 2,396 74.89 70 1982-83 16 1,236 77.25 72 2002-03 37 2,739 74.03 68 1983-84 8 630 78.75 74 2003-04 38 2,774 73.00 68 1984-85 17 1,318 77.53 71 2004-05 34 2,516 74.00 67 Career 50 3,881 77.62 71 Career 141 10,425 73.94 67 Royer, Ronald L. • 1958-60 Phenicie, Greg V. • 1989-90 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1957-58 18 1,350 75.00 70 1988-89 20.5 1,587 77.41 73 1958-59 21 1,600 76.19 69 1989-90 2 153 76.50 74 1959-60 11 822 74.73 69 Career 22.5 1,740 77.33 73 Career 50 3,772 75.44 69

Phillips, Elliot V. • 1952-54 S Sacheck, Tad • 2004, ‘07-08 Pike, Brandon • 2006-Pres. Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2003-04 3 235 78.33 75 2005-06 11 836 76.00 70 2006-07 3 237 79.00 78 2006-07 15 1,180 78.67 73 2007-08 11 836 76.00 71 2007-08 2 151 75.50 73 Career 17 1,308 76.94 71 Career 28 2,167 77.39 70 Schieve, Donald R. • 1954-55 Pinnick, Brooks C. • 1946-49 Schimmele, Grant S. • 1994-97 Kelly Roberts Proctor, Kevin • 1970-73 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1993-94 4 307 76.75 74 (1972-75) 1969-70 17.5 1,380 78.86 72 1994-95 6 479 79.83 76 1970-71 23 1,759 76.48 72 1995-96 27 2,099 77.74 70 1971-72 19 1,447 76.16 67 1996-97 36 2,787 77.42 72 1972-73 23 1,708 74.26 70 Career 73 5,672 77.70 70 Career 82.5 6,294 76.29 67 Schmidt, Harold J. Jr. • 1941 Q Quirarte, Santiago • 2005-08 Schneider, Eric • 1976 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2004-05 34 2,534 74.53 67 Schultz, Charles L. Jr. • 1950-51 2005-06 39 2,877 73.77 69 2006-07 29 2,240 77.24 70 Seibert, Scott • 2003-2006 2007-08 17 1,316 77.41 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Career 119 8,967 75.35 67 2002-03 31 2,340 75.48 72 2003-04 29 2,193 75.62 66 R 2004-05 29 2,172 74.90 67 Redding, Gerald R. • 1926 2005-06 20 1,519 75.95 71 Career 109 8,224 75.45 66 Ritchey, Jeff • 1997 Serch, Eric • 2008-Pres. Ritchie, William D. • 1943 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2007-08 8 607 75.88 72 Roberts, Jeff • 1973-74 Seward, James B. • 1936-38 Roberts, N. Kelly • 1972-75 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Sharp, Donald G. • 1951 1971-72 14 1,047 74.79 69 1972-73 23 1,718 74.70 68 Sharp, Robert I. • 1932 1973-74 28 2,084 74.43 69 1974-75 28 2,079 74.25 67 Shelton, Patrick • 1999 Career 93 6,928 74.49 67

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S (cont.) Thomas, David G. • 1980-83 Shircliff, Wayne J. • 1969-71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1979-80 17 1,302 76.59 72 1968-69 19.5 1,473 75.54 70 1980-81 20 1,496 74.80 68 1969-70 22.5 1,771 78.71 74 1981-82 20 1,522 76.10 71 1970-71 DNP 1982-83 22 1,676 76.18 71 Career 42 3,244 77.24 70 Career 79 5,996 75.90 68

Shuman, Andy • 1982-84 Thomas, Richard • 1999-02 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Sibbitt, Bill • 1973 1998-99 24 1,856 77.33 71 1999-00 3 235 78.33 77 Sill, Robert W. • 1939-40 2000-01 32 2,472 77.25 67 2001-02 5 409 81.80 76 Slucker, Brian • 1995 Career 64 4,972 77.69 67

Snyder, William H. • 1932-40 Thomas, Thomas J. • 1962-64 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Sommer, Jon W. • 1958-60 1961-62 17 1,304 76.71 70 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1962-63 DNP 1957-58 18 1,364 75.78 71 1963-64 15 1,167 77.80 70 1958-59 21 1,596 76.00 71 Career 32 2,471 77.22 70 1959-60 11 851 77.36 74 Career 50 3,811 76.22 71 Thompson, Thomas W. • 1943-46

Spillman, Berton • 1957 Timbrook, Henry Jr. • 1940-42

Staats, Robert E. • 1947-48, ‘53 Todd, Jeff • 1981

Stavroff, Jeffrey D. • 1990-93 Tomaseli, Joe W. Jr. • 1991-94 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1989-90 5 401 80.20 74 1990-91 28 2,116 75.57 69 1990-91 19 1,455 76.58 69 1991-92 28.5 2,167 76.04 70 1991-92 16.5 1,277 77.39 73 1992-93 12 910 75.83 69 1992-93 29 2,189 75.48 68 1993-94 7 570 81.43 78 Career 69.5 5,322 76.58 68 Career 75.5 5,763 76.33 69 Steven Wheatcroft Stefanie, John • 1943 Topolgus, James N. • 1964 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low (1998-01) Stevenson, Roderick M. • 1946-47 1963-64 10 786 78.60 74

Stickl, Gary J. • 1978-80 Toth, Mark E. • 1967-68 White, Phil • 1962-64 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1977-78 21 1,599 76.14 70 1966-67 13 1,049 80.69 72 1960-61 16 1,251 78.19 74 1978-79 22 1,668 75.82 70 1967-68 3 238 79.33 79 1961-62 17 1,280 75.29 72 1979-80 16 1,204 75.25 68 Career 16 1,287 80.44 72 1962-63 14 1,087 76.64 71 1980-81 20 1,490 74.50 66 Career 47 3,618 76.98 71 Career 79 5,961 75.46 66 Trembley, Yves C. • 1977-80 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Wieneke, Kyle • 1991-94 Stinnett, William A. • 1967-69 1976-77 20.5 1,557 75.95 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1977-78 Redshirted 1990-91 26 1,971 75.8 68 1966-67 17 1,363 80.18 73 1978-79 21 1,633 77.76 72 1991-92 27 2,049 75.9 70 1967-68 14 1,101 78.64 71 1979-80 19 1,501 79.00 74 1992-93 16 1,217 76.1 70 1968-69 11.5 903 78.52 73 1980-81 20 1,491 74.55 68 1993-94 19 1,452 76.4 72 Career 42.5 3,367 79.22 71 Career 80.5 6,182 76.80 68 Career 88 6,689 76.0 68

Stonikas, Robert M. • 1984-85 Trowthbridge, Ken • 1970-71 Wilehlm, Greg • 1987 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1983-84 18 1,388 77.11 73 1969-70 22.5 1,743 77.47 72 Williams, Jerry • 1960-61 1984-85 18 1,402 77.89 71 1970-71 N/A Career 36 2,790 77.50 71 Williamson, Chris • 1988-89 Troy, Dennis A. • 1966 Witson, David • 1995 Stultz, Robert D. • 1952 V Sullivan, Corey L. • 1998-00 VanHorn, Wilbur H. Jr. • 1940-41 Wolf, Mike • 1981 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1997-98 16 1,193 74.56 71 W Wolski, Brad • 1981 1998-99 30 2,285 76.17 72 Walters, Aaron • 2004-05 1999-00 40 3,033 75.83 69 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Wood, Kirk • 2001-04 Career 86 6,511 75.71 69 2003-04 3 220 73.33 71 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 2004-05 5 378 75.60 74 2000-01 14 1,097 78.36 70 T Career 8 598 74.75 71 2001-02 8 651 81.38 74 Talbot, Phillip L. • 1930-31 2002-03 3 225 75.00 73 Walton, Jeff • 1986-87 2003-04 3 233 77.67 75 Temple, Andrew • 2003 Career 28 2,206 78.79 70 Wheatcroft, Steven • 1998-01 Terrell, Ronald R. • 1956-58 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low Wright, Joe • 1978-80 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1997-98 15 1,174 78.27 74 Year Rds Strokes Avg Low 1955-56 DNP 1998-99 36 2,681 74.47 69 1977-78 DNP 1956-57 DNP 1999-00 40 2,981 74.53 67 1978-79 11 872 79.3 75 1957-58 8 638 79.75 76 2000-01 37 2,694 72.81 68 1979-80 11 868 78.9 74 Career 8 638 79.75 76 Career 128 9,530 74.45 67 Career 22 1,740 79.1 74

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