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2018-19 SCHEDULE QUICK FACTS

2018 FALL SCHEDULE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Date Opponent Location Enrollment...... 40,000 9/15/2018 Cornell Invitational Ithaca, N.Y. Founded...... 1884 9/16/2018 Cornell Invitational Ithaca, N.Y. President...... Richard Englert 9/24/2018 River Run Collegiate Davidson, N.C. Athletic Director...... Dr. Patrick Kraft 9/25/2018 River Run Collegiate Davidson, N.C. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I-A 10/1/2018 Firestone Invitational Akron, Ohio Conference...... American Athletic 10/2/2018 Firestone Invitational Akron, Ohio Nickname...... Owls 10/8/2018 Bucknell Invitational Lewisburg, Pa. Colors...... Cherry and White 10/9/2018 Bucknell Invitational Lewisburg, Pa. University Website...... www.temple.edu 10/15/2018 Phoenix Invitational Burlington, N.C. Athletics Website...... www.owlsports.com 10/16/2018 Phoenix Invitational Burlington, N.C. 11/10/2018 City 6 Galloway Township, N.J. TEAM INFORMATION Returnees...... 9 2019 SPRING SCHEDULE Lost...... 2 Date Opponent Location Newcomers...... 3 2/25/2019 Wexford Plantation Inter. Hilton Head, S.C. 2/26/2019 Wexford Plantation Inter. Hilton Head, S.C. 3/11/2019 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Inter. Aiken, S.C. COACHING STAFF 3/12/2019 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Inter. Aiken, S.C. Head Coach...... Brian Quinn 3/24/2019 Golden Horseshoe Inter. Williamsburg, Va. Assistant Coach...... Matt Teesdale 3/25/2019 Golden Horseshoe Inter. Williamsburg, Va. Email...... [email protected] 3/26/2019 Golden Horseshoe Inter. Williamsburg, Va. 4/6/2019 Princeton Invitational Springdale, N.J. 4/7/2019 Princeton Invitational Springdale, N.J. COMMUNICATIONS 4/15/2019 Explorer Invitational Glenside, Pa. Sr. Assoc. AD/Strat. Comm...... Larry Dougherty Asst. AD, Football...... Rich Burg 4/21/2019 AAC Championships Palm Harbor, Fla. Director, Strat. Comm...... Karen Angell 4/22/2019 AAC Championships Palm Harbor, Fla. Director, Strat. Comm...... Lauren Ferrett 4/23/2019 AAC Championships Palm Harbor, Fla. Asst. AD/ Creative Services...... Kelli Sheesley Graduate Extern...... Michael Antonellis Graduate Extern...... Marisa Brisbane Graduate Extern...... Lexi Walters Golf Contact...... Larry Dougherty Email...... [email protected] Office Phone...... 215-204-2588

TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts/Roster...... 2-3 Coaching Staff...... 5-6 Player Profiles...... 8-12 2017-18 Statistics/Results...... 14-17 History...... 19-22 Record Book...... 24-25 American Athletic Conference...... 26-27 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. About the University...... 29-33 The originators of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into moisture-wicking apparel since CREDITS: The 2018-19 Men’s Golf Media Guide 1996. Under Armour products are sold worldwide and worn was written and edited by Larry Dougherty. Layout by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on play- and cover design by Kelli Sheesley. Published by ing fields around the globe. the Temple University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics.

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TEMPLE MEN’S GOLF 2018-2019 ROSTER

Name Year Height Weight Hometown Last School Dawson Anders So. 6-3 170 Telford, Pa. Souderton Area John Barone R-Sr. 6-1 175 Dunmore, Pa. Dunmore Anthony Barr Fr. 6-1 190 Harleysville, Pa. Souderton Area Buddy Hansen Fr. 5-11 160 Blue Bell, Pa. La Salle College HS Matthew Kristick So. 6-5 210 Berlin, Md. Stephen Decatur Gary McCabe. Sr. 5-10 185 Collegeville, Pa. La Salle College HS Conor McGrath Fr. 6-1 180 Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Academy of the New Church Liam McGrath So. 6-2 160 Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Academy of the New Church Erik Reisner R-Jr. 5-8 150 Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Harriton Sam Soeth Sr. 6-2 175 Newtown Square, Pa. Marple Newtown Aaron Tobin Jr. 6-0 225 Tampa, Fla. Plant Trey Wren Sr. 6-3 175 Suffolk, Va. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy

Head Coach: Brian Quinn Assistant Coach: Matt Teesdale

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COACHES & STAFF

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Head Coach BRIAN QUINN 12th Season Temple ‘90

Brian Quinn, a four- also win its second tournament under Quinn, taking the year letterwinner at 2011 URI Spring Invitational. Temple (1987-90) and a He has also improved the team’s scheduling as the professional golfer for Owls have played in the prestigious Adams Cup of 16 years, is in his 12th Newport, one of the top falls tournaments in the North- season as head golf east, and the Robert Kepler Intercollegiate at Ohio State. coach at TU. Quinn won A talented recruiter, Quinn brought in Brandon 17 professional tourna- Matthews to the fold in the fall of 2012 and the fresh- ments and played on man from DuPont, Pa, quickly etched his name in the the Asian PGA, South Temple record books. Matthews would earn all-Atlantic African PGA and South 10 Conference, Rookie of the Year and a spot as an American PGA Tours. He owns The 1912 Club, home of alternate at the U.S. Open in his phenomenal year. He the Temple Owls and also is the director of instruction at also advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Amateur the BQ Golf Academy in Conshohocken, Pa. Championship, Quinn, who has guided the Temple to seven tour- In 2013-14, Matthews would continue to improve nament titles prior to the 2018-19 season, has quickly his game, earning First Team All-American Athletic returned the Owls to a program to be reckoned with at Conference honors as well as an at-large selection to the conference and regional level. the NCAA Championship field. Matthews, who tied for In his first fall campaign (2007), Quinn directed Tem- fourth in The American Championship, compiled a 71.5 ple to a pair of second place finishes at the Bucknell stroke average for the season. He had eight Top 5 fin- Invitational and Mount St. Mary’s. Other highlights from ishes over 12 events with a win at the Barnabas Health the 2007-08 campaign included the program’s first-ev- Intercollegiate. Matthews went on to set the Temple er CoSIDA Academic All-American and Cleveland Golf record for stroke average in 2014-15, winning four All-America Scholar. Three players won a combined individual titles en route to a 70.9 average for his 33 seven Atlantic 10 weekly awards, including a total of rounds. He tied school record for career individual titles five Rookie of the Week honors from Sasha Bozic and (8) and was honorable mention All-American en route to Andrew Mason. his second straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Quinn followed up that success in 2008-09 by lead- The Owls would continue their success following ing the Owls to their first tournament win since 2005 Matthews graduation, winning tournaments in 2016-17 with a first place showing at the 15-team Big 5 Invitation- as well as 2017-18. al. The Owls also placed fourth in The McLaughlin and Quinn played four seasons under Temple Hall of sixth in ODU/Seascape Invitational. In the spring, Quinn Fame head coach John MacDonald, earning All-Atlantic guided his Owls to their best place at the A-10 Cham- 10 honors as a senior in 1990. He helped the Owls to pionships since 2002, finishing fourth. Two TU golfers, the NCAA Tournament in 1987 and to a pair of NCAA Andrew Mason and Eric Plisko, earned all-conference East Regionals in 1989 and 1990. The team also won the honors, marking the first time that two Temple players ECAC Championship and was second at A-10s in 1990. received that accolade since 2003. Plisko and Kevin The Northborough, Mass. native won 17 professional Busteed would later be named to the PING all-region tournaments, including the Greater Portland Open with team. a course-record 11-under par 61, a record that still stands After the fall of 2008, Temple was ranked as high today at the Riverside Golf Course. He was forced to as it had been since 2003-04 in the GolfStat rankings, retire from playing after a back injury in 2004. He then thanks to Quinn’s tutelage. founded the BQ Golf Academy in Conshohocken, PA In the spring of 2008, Quinn’s charges fired their where he is the director of instruction. best 54-hole score at the Atlantic 10 Championship Quinn is on the board of directors for the AM8 Foun- since 2002 (877, +13) to finish 7th. The score was 18 dation of fellow Temple Owl Aaron McKie and the First strokes better than Owls recorded in 2007. Tee of Philadelphia. Mason, who finished his career as a three-time all-A-10 performer, would lead the Owls to another fourth-place finish as a senior in 2011. Temple would

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Assistant Coach MATT TEESDALE Fourth Season Temple ‘15

Matt Teesdale, a standout performer for the Temple Golf team from 2012 through 2015, is in his fourth season as an assistant coach with the program. The Horsham, Pa. native was the team’s third best golfer his final two sea- sons, posting a 75.6 stroke average as a senior and a 75.1 average as a junior. He placed second on the squad as a sophomore with a career-best 74.4 stroke average. Teesdale, who won the Philadelphia area’s prestigious Open Championship in 2014, registered four Top 10 finishes, and tied teammate Brandon Matthews for the 2013 Princeton Invitational title with a four-under par 209. He also ad- vanced to match play at the 2014 U.S. Amateur Championship.

Temple Golf travels in style utilizing a custom-made Mercedes Sprinter van which was fully funded by donor gifts. Pictured here is the 2014-15 Owls team, the first to ride in the van.

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MEET THE OWLS

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SO • 6-3 • 170 lbs DAWSON ANDERS Penndel, Pa. | Calvary Christian 2017-18: Competed in 27 rounds, third most on the team, as a freshman...Compiled a 76.0 stroke average to rank fourth best on team among players with 10 or more rounds...Shot an even par 213 in his first collegiate match to finish tied for seventh overall... Had a three-under 68 in the final round at Cornell to help Owls to the team title...Tied for 10th at the Cornell Spring Invitational and had another Top 25 finish, tying for 23rd at the Princeton Invita- tional...Set a new Temple freshman record with a five-under 65 in the second round of the Cleveland Palmetto Invitational which was the best round of the season by an Owl.

High School: Won the 2016 Montgomery County Junior Championship as well as the PPGA Chapter Jr. title...Placed second at the Harry Hammond Invitational…Advanced to the match play portion at the Philadelphia Amateur Championship and tied for fifth this September at the Suburban One League Tournament.

CAREER STATS Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 17-18 27 76.0 1 1

RS-SR • 6-1 • 175 lbs JOHN BARONE Dunmore, Pa. | Dunmore 2017-18: One of two Owls to compete in all 28 rounds...Compiled a 75.7 stroke average to rank third on team among players with 10 or more. rounds..Shot even par 210 to tie for second at the Cornell Invitational and lead the Owls to a season-opening win...Team-best seven rounds of par or below...Also placed second at the City 6 with an even par 70...Posted three other Top 20 finishes: Georgetown Intercollegiate (t-16th), Cornell Spring Invitational (t-15th), Princeton Invitational (t-16th)

2016-17: Competed in all 33 rounds for Temple…Ranked second on the team with a stroke average of 75.1…Placed top 30 at two different tournaments…Finished 11th at the City 6 Championship…Placed 28th at the Visit Stockton Pacific Invite (69-75-72, 216)...Had his low round of 68 at the Furman Invita- tional.

2015-16: Competed in all 25 rounds...Ranked second on the team with a stroke average of 76.3...Fin- ished top 20 at the Cornell Spring South Florida In- vitational (76-76, 152)...Placed 13th at the George- CAREER STATS town Intercollegiate (75-75, 150). Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 2014-15: Took a red-shirt season. 15-16 28 76.5 2 16-17 33 75.1 1 High School: Two-time first team All-Lackawanna 17-18 28 75.7 2 4 League selection at Dunmore High School...Times Tribune All-Region selection...Played at Totals 89 75.7 2 7 the PIAA State Championship as a senior.

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SR • 5-10 • 185 lbs GARY McCABE Collegeville, Pa. | La Salle College High School 2017-18: Competed in 16 rounds…Finished with a stroke aver- age of 75.3, second best among Temple golfers with 10 or more rounds..Tied for ninth overall at the City 6 Championship and the Cornell Spring Invitational...Had low round of even-par 71 at both the Cornell Invitational and Princeton Invitational.

2016-17: Competed in 14 rounds for the Owls…Finished with a stroke average of 76.6.

2015-16: Competed in 18 rounds…Finished season with a 78.0 stroke average…Finished sixth at the Cornell Spring South Florida Invitational (70-75, 145)…Placed third for Temple and tied for 36th overall at The American Cham- pionship (79-78-75, 232). CAREER STATS Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 High School: Helped La Salle capture three 15-16 28 76.5 2 Catholic League titles as well as a third place 16-17 33 75.1 1 finish in the state champions during his ju- 17-18 28 75.7 2 4 nior season…Four-time first team all-Catholic Totals 89 75.7 2 7 League selection, finishing as runner-up as a sophomore and junior.

JR • 6-2 • 160 lbs LIAM McGRATH Huntingdon Valley, Pa. | Academy of the New Church 2017-18: Competed in 17 rounds, fourth most for the Owls…Finished with a stroke average of 76.4...Best fin- ish was tie for 26th at Georgetown Intercollegiate...Best round was one-under 71 at the Firestone Invitational.

2016-17: Competed in one tournament, The Jackrabbit at the Prairie Club in Valentine, Nebraska, in September for Furman before transferring to Temple in the summer of 2017. Carded a 79-75-75 to place fourth on the team and tied for 53rd overall.

High School: Reached the semifinals of his club’s men’s championship and notched a top-15 finish in the AJGA tournament in Huntingdon Valley...Won individual medal- ist honors at a tournament on the College CAREER STATS Prep Golf Tour, finishing at two-under par Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 following his junior year...Won five tour- 17-18 17 76.4 naments, including a victory on the Hur- ricane Junior Golf Tour, after his sopho- more year.

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RS - JR • 5-8 • 150 lbs DAWSON ANDERS Bala Cynwyd, Pa. | Harriton 2017-18: Competed in six rounds for the Owls…Finished with a stroke average of 77.2...Was Owls third-best finisher at the Firestone Invitational, playing as an individual, with a nine-over 225 to tie for 38th...His low round of one-over 73 came at Firestone.

2016-17: Competed in 27 rounds for Temple…Finished with a stroke average of 76.6…Placed second at the City 6 Championship with a score of 71.

2015-16: Took a red-shirt season.

CAREER STATS Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 16-17 27 76.6 1 1 17-18 6 77.2 0 0 Totals 33 76.7 1 1

SR • 6-2 • 175 lbs SAM SOETH Newtown Square, Pa. | Marple Newtown 2017-18: Competed in 20 rounds, fourth most on the team…Compiled a stroke average of 76.2…Best finish was tying for fourth at the Firestone Invitational with a one-under 215...His four-under 68 in the second round of that tournament was his season best...Carded two 72s and four 73s on the season.

2016-17: Competed in 28 rounds…Had a stroke average of 76.2…Fin- ished top 30 at three different tournaments…Earned a fourth place ranking at the Cornell Invitational (69-73-73, 215)…Earned a 14th place finish at the Quechee Club Collegiate Challenge…Finished 29th at the City 6 Championship (82)...Low round of 69 at both Wolfpack Intercollegiate and the Cornell Invitational.

2015-16: Played in 22 rounds...Stroke average of 76.7 ranked fifth on team....Finished in Top 20 at Cornell Spring South Florida Invitational, placing 19th, and the Quechee Club Collegiate Challenge (76- 74, 150) in 17th place..Low round of 70 came in third CAREER STATS round at Furman. Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 High School: Four year lettermen for Marple New- 15-16 22 76.7 2 town High, earning team MVP honor and First Team 16-17 28 76.2 1 2 all-Central League his final three seasons…Co-Cap- 17-18 20 76.2 1 2 tain his junior and senior seasons…Named to All-Del- Totals 70 76.4 2 6 co team in 2011 and 2014…Tied for fifth at the 2014 PIAA State Tournament.

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SR • 6-3 • 175 lbs TREY WREN Suffolk, Va. | Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 2017-18: One of two Owls to compete in all 28 rounds…His 75.1 stroke average was tops on team among golfers with 10 or more rounds...Recorded five Top 25 finishes with best a 15th place finish at the AAC Championship...Was five over at The American with final two rounds at even par 71...Best round was two-under 70 in the first round of the Firestone Invitational...Also fired an even par 71 at the Cornell Invitational.

2016-17: Competed in 33 rounds…Ranked first on the team with a 73.8 stroke av- erage…Top 30 at seven different tournaments…Placed fourth at Georgetown Inter- collegiate (66-73-70, 209), ninth at City 6 Championship, 11th at the Visit Stockton Pacific Invite, 15th at The American, …Placed 16th at Princeton Invitational…Had a team best low round of 66 at the Georgetown Intercollegiate...Scored under 70 on four different occasions.

2015-16: Played in all 28 rounds, ranking second on the team with a 76.0 stroke average…Finished in Top 20 at the Princeton Invitational (72-73, 145) for 20th place and the Cornell Spring South Florida Invitational (79-71, 150)) with season best 11th place…Low round of 69 came in second round at Furman. CAREER STATS Year Rnds Avg. T10 T20 High School: Competed and achieved TCIS All Conference honors all four 15-16 28 76.0 2 years…Won VISSA Player of the Year as an individual and team state champi- 16-17 33 73.8 2 5 on during his senior season…During his junior year he led Nansemond-Suf- 17-18 28 75.1 3 folk Academy to second place in State Championship… As a sophomore he Totals 89 74.9 2 10 helped his team win the Team State Champion title.

JR • 6-0 • 225 lbs. AARON TOBIN Tampa, Fla. | Plant 2017-18: Did not compete in tournament play.

2016-17: Did not compete in tournament play.

High School: Led Plant High to Florida state AAA Championship with team finishing sixth in 2014, fourth in 2015 and second in 2016...Runner-up as a junior and senior at the district championship...Honorable mention all-County as a junior and senior...four-year letterwinner, serving as co-captain as a senior.

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SO • 6-5 • 210 lbs. MATTHEW KRISTICK Berlin, Md. | Stephen Decatur

2017-18: Did not compete in tournament play.

High School: Had a successful four-year career playing for Stephen Decatur High School…Named captain his junior and senior year... Rewarded team MVP twice…Earned medalist honors in more than 10 matches during his career and received All-Conference honors all four years...Qualified for the state tournament all four years.

FR • 6-1 • 190 lbs. ANTHONY BARR Harleysville, Pa. | Souderton Area

2018-19: Mid-year transfer from McDaniel College. High School: Four-year starter for Souderton Area...Won the Golf Association of Philadelphia’s (GAP) 2018 Jock MacKenzie Memorial and the Harry Hammond Award, which is presented to the player with the lowest aggregate score in the Junior Boys’ Championship qualifying round, the Jock MacKenzie round and the two rounds of the Christman Cup.... Runner-up for 2018 GAP Junior Player of the Year.

FR • 5-11 • 160 lbs. BUDDY HANSEN Blue Bell, Pa. | La Salle College High School

High School: Earned all-Catholic League at La Salle College High School as a sophomore, junior and senior, helping his team win three Catholic League titles and a District and Regional Championship... Also earned all-District honors as a junior and was a regional qualifier...Won seven titles on the junior circuit from 2016-18 with five of the wins carding a 70 or under...Member of the 2016 Jon Pritsch Cup team...Two-time runner up in the Montgomery County Junior Amateur (2016, 2017), losing to his future teammate, Dawson Anders, in a 2016 playoff.

FR • 6-1 • 180 lbs. CONOR McGRATH Huntingdon Valley, Pa. | Academy of the New Church

High School: Competed with Academy of New Church...Achieved great success in his junior career, including earning American Junior Golf Association full exemption status...Started gaining notice when he made the cut as a 15-year old at the Joseph H. Patterson Cup...Placed second the following year at the Greg Norman Academy Championship...2017 Huntingdon Valley Junior and Club champion... Younger brother of current Owl Liam McGrath.

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SEASON IN REVIEW

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2017-18 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS • Opened the year with an impressive win at the Cornell Invitation- al, marking the seventh tournament title under head coach Brian Quinn in his 11-year tenure. • The Cornell win came against a field of 16 teams, which is the largest field for an Owl title since at least the 2000-01 campaign. • Temple would post two more Top 10 finishes in the fall season, placing seventh at the Georgetown Invitational and second at the City 6 Championship. • The spring season saw the Owls record three Top 10 finishes: 3rd at Cornell Spring Invitational, 6th at Princeton Invitational and 8th at The American Championship. • Senior Mark Farley, who was earned a spot on the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area team, had a team-best 73.8 stroke aver- age. He, however, only played six rounds on the year. • Junior Trey Wren (75.1) and redshirt junior John Barone (75.7) were the only two Owls to compete in all 28 rounds. • Barone led Temple with seven rounds of par or below par. • Freshman Dawson Anders had five rounds of par or below, including a season-low round by an Owl, 65 at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate. He also shot a 68 at the Cornell Invitational to tie for seventh. • Junior Sam Soeth, who shot a 68 at the Firestone Invitational to lead Temple and tie for fourth over- all, was the only other Owl to shoot in the 60s besides Anders. • Temple golfers cracked the Top 10 at tournaments nine times on the season led by Barone, who had two second place finishes (Cornell Invitational, City 6 Championship). • Temple coach Brian Quinn purchased the Owls home course, the Plymouth Golf Club and rebrand- ed it the 1912 Club.

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2017-18 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS Low Par Finish Top Player Rounds Strokes Round Rounds Events 5 10 20 To Par Average Marty McGuckin 5 368 70 1 2 - 1 1 2 73.6 Mark Farley 6 443 71 1 3 1 1 2 3 73.8 Bobby Firth 1 74 74 - 1 - 1 1 4 74 Trey Wren 28 2103 70 4 11 - - 3 4 75.1 Gary McCabe 16 1205 71 2 7 - 2 3 4 75.3 John Barone 28 2119 70 7 11 2 2 5 4 75.7 Dawson Anders 27 2053 65 5 10 - 2 2 5 76 Sam Soeth 20 1524 68 2 8 1 1 2 5 76.2 Liam McGrath 17 1298 71 1 6 - - - 5 76.4 Erik Reisner 6 463 73 - 2 - - - 5 77.2 Joe Chambers ------Phil Held ------Matthew Kristick ------Aaron Tobin ------FOUR-PLAYER TEAM 28 8357 282 23 11 4 10 19 13 298.5

Tournament Dates Rounds Place Teams Players Par Score Cornell Invitational 9/16-17/2017 3 1 0 0 3 855 Quechee Club Challenge 9/23-24/2017 2 10 0 0 28 604 Firestone Invitational 10/2-3/2017 3 12 0 0 32 896 Georgetown Intercollegiate 10/16-17/2017 3 7 0 0 54 906 Visit Stockton Pacific 10/26-28/2017 3 19 0 0 31 895 City 6 Championship 11/4/2017 1 2 0 0 9 289 Cleveland Palmetto Intercoll. 3/5-6/2018 3 14 0 0 50 890 Furman Intercollegiate 3/23-35/2018 3 20 0 0 60 924 Cornell Spring Invitational 3/30-31/2018 2 3 0 0 63 639 Princeton Invitational 4/6-7/2018 2 6 0 0 9 577 The American Championship 4/22-24/2018 3 8 0 0 30 882

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9/23-24/2017 -- Quechee Club Collegiate Challenge Quechee Club Highland -- New Britain, Conn. -- Par 72, 6840 yards Temple 300 304 604 +28 10th Trey Wren 73 76 149 +5 t-27th Dawson Anders 76 74 150 +6 t-31st Sam Soeth# 76 74 150 +6 t-31st Gary McCabe 75 78 153 +9 t-47th Liam McGrath# 73 80 153 +9 t-47th Marty McGuckin 78 76 154 +10 t-52nd John Barone 76 79 155 +11 t-57th

10/2-3/2017 -- Firestone Invitational Firestone CC North -- Akron, Ohio -- Par 72, 7125 yards Temple 301 295 300 896 +32 t-12th Sam Soeth 72 68 75 215 -1 t-4th Trey Wren 70 75 75 220 +4 21st Erik Reisner# 73 76 76 225 +9 t-38th Liam McGrath 78 71 77 226 +10 t-45th Dawson Anders 81 81 73 235 +19 78th John Barone 82 83 80 245 +29 t-85th

10/16-17/2017 -- Georgetown Intercollegiate Four Streams -- Beallsville, Md. -- Par 71, 6908 yards Temple 310 301 295 906 +54 t-7th John Barone 75 78 73 226 +13 t-16th Sam Soeth 82 73 73 228 +15 t-21st Trey Wren 77 75 76 228 +15 t-21st Liam McGrath 76 75 78 229 +16 t-26th Gary McCabe# 78 78 78 234 +21 t-42nd Dawson Anders 86 79 73 238 +25 t-50th

10/26-28/2017 -- Visit Stockton Pacific The Reserve at Spanos Park -- Stockton, Calif. -- Par 72, 7082 yards Temple 295 303 297 895 +31 19th John Barone 70 76 74 220 +4 t-51st Trey Wren 74 75 74 223 +7 t-72nd Sam Soeth 80 73 74 227 +11 t-89th Dawson Anders 75 81 75 231 +15 t-99th Liam McGrath 76 79 76 231 +15 t-99th

11/4/2017 -- City 6 Championship Union League GC at Torresdale -- Philadelphia, Pa. Temple 289 +9 2nd John Barone 70 E 2nd Mark Farley 71 +1 3rd Bobby Firth 74 +4 t-9th Gary McCabe 74 +4 t-9th Trey Wren 77 +7 t-19th Sam Soeth 79 +9 t-23rd GREATNESS • 16 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com

2017-18 TEAM RESULTS 3/5-6/2018 -- Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate Palmetto GC -- Aiken, S.C. Par 70, 6617 yards Temple 296 285 309 890 +50 14th Dawson Anders 74 65 79 218 +8 t-28th Liam McGrath 77 73 73 223 +13 t-52nd Trey Wren 75 73 76 224 +14 t-59th John Barone 70 74 81 225 +15 t-61st Sam Soeth 79 75 84 238 +28 t-85th

3/23-35/2018 -- Furman Intercollegiate Furman University GC -- Greenville, S.C. Par 72, 7031 yards Temple 309 302 313 924 +60 20th Dawson Anders 72 80 77 229 +13 t-70th Trey Wren 79 76 76 231 +15 t-86th John Barone 79 76 78 233 +17 t-91st Liam McGrath 79 75 82 236 +20 t-101st Erik Reisner 80 75 83 238 +22 t-110th

3/30-31/2018 -- Cornell Spring Invitational The Dye Preserve GC -- Juniper, Fla. Par 72, 7301 yards Temple 326 313 639 +63 3rd Gary McCabe 80 76 156 +12 9th Dawson Anders 81 79 160 +16 t-10th Trey Wren 84 79 163 +19 12th Sam Soeth 87 79 166 +22 13th John Barone 81 88 169 +25 t-15th

4/6-7/2018 -- Princeton Invitational Springdale GC -- Princeton, N.J. Par 71, 6124 yards Temple 293 284 577 +9 t-6th John Barone 71 73 144 +2 t-16th Gary McCabe 71 73 144 +2 t-16th Mark Farley 74 71 145 +3 t-20th Dawson Anders 76 70 146 +4 t-23rd Trey Wren 74 74 148 +6 t-37th

4/22-24/2018 -- The American Championship Copperhead Course -- Innisbrook, Fla. Par 71, 7125 yards Temple 296 291 295 882 +30 t-8th Trey Wren 76 71 71 218 +5 t-15th John Barone 74 72 76 222 +9 t-30th Gary McCabe 73 74 76 223 +10 t-32nd Mark Farley 81 74 72 227 +14 t-43rd Dawson Anders 73 79 81 233 +20 48th

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HISTORY & RECORDS

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One of the most successful teams 1974 dards, it was not a great season. at Temple, the Owls golf team is First Trip to NCAAs After finishing fifth at the Easterns, perennially one of the teams to The 1974 season saw the Owls Temple did not qualify as a team beat in the region. accomplish more milestones, for the NCAA Tournament. Ste- as the team captured the MAC venson represented Temple in the 1971–2001 title and the automatic berth to NCAA individual tournament. The MacDonald Years the NCAA tournament that went John MacDonald took over the along with it. The Owls also went 1978 coaching reins in the fall of 1971 undefeated (12-0) for the second The Owls were undefeated (9-0), from his coach, Malcolm (Mac) straight season, which stretched won the ECC Championship and Strow, who had been directing the the team’s undefeated streak to again participated in the NCAA Temple golf program since 1952. a then school-record 30 matches. Tournament. Stevenson and Jack In MacDonald’s first 14 seasons At the NCAAs, Mark Carrigan won Hubbert earned All-America status, with the Owls, the team competed the driving championship with a marking the first of six consecutive almost exclusively in dual match- monstrous 313-yard shot. Owls seasons that a pair of Owls were es. MacDonald can count on two also went undefeated (12-0) for All-Americans. hands the number of matches the second straight season, which the Owls lost during that time. He stretched the team’s undefeated 1979 coached Temple to an amazing streak to a then school-record 30 Best to Date 139-9 record in the dual match matches. At the NCAAs, Mark The 1979 season was the best in format. He started his coaching Carrigan won the driving champi- Temple history. The Owls won the career with an 11-2 record and a onship with a monstrous 313-yard ECC and Eastern Championships, Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) shot. participated in the NCAA Tourna- Championship. The two losses ment, had two more All-Americans were by a combined total of five 1975 (including freshman Kevin Klier, strokes. Joe Drygas was the first #1 Ranking and EIGAC Title who would become the Owls’ first golfer to represent Temple in the The Owls captured their first four-time All-American) and fin- individual NCAA Tournament. Eastern Intercollegiate Golf As- ished 17th in the country. sociation Championship in 1975, 1973 giving them the No. 1 ranking in 1981 First Undefeated Season the East and another NCAA Tour- Temple won the ECC and Eastern Temple golf recorded its first nament appearance. Freshman Championships again in 1981. By undefeated season in 1973, go- Randy Stevenson became the first winning all 11 dual matches, the ing 11-0. Unfortunately, the Owls Owl to make the cut in the individ- Owls extended their three-year could not repeat as MAC Champi- ual NCAA Tournament. The team winning streak to 30 matches. on, losing the title by one stroke. stretched its winning streak to 37 Temple also won the inaugural Big Walter Brown received All-America matches before losing to Lehigh by 5 Tournament. Klier was a third- recognition, the first of 22 such three strokes. The team compiled team All-American, while David honors by 11 different Temple a mark of 13-2 and captured the O’Kelly made honorable mention. golfers during MacDonald’s tenure. team’s first East Coast Conference O’Kelly would join the PGA Tour in He also set the school record of (ECC) Championship. 1984. 63 at the Yale Invitational, a mark that still stands today. Both Brown 1976 1982 and Gary Hardin, the son of former Temple repeated as Eastern Cham- Temple left the ECC after 1982. Temple head football coach Wayne pions and NCAA Tournament en- Although they didn’t win the con- Hardin, participated individually trants. The Owls were undefeated ference title in their last try, the in the NCAA Tournament. Hardin again, going 10-0 in dual matches. Owls did win their fifth consecutive went on to join the PGA Tour in Eastern Championship. They par- 1981. 1977 ticipated in the NCAA Tournament The Cherry and White had a good for the eighth time in 11 years. Win- season, once again going unde- ning all nine of their dual matches, feated (8-0). By MacDonald’s stan- the Owls’ winning streak reached a

• 19 • 2018-19 Temple Golf university-record 39 matches. Gary tournament victories at both the tory, finishing second at the East- Deetscreek became a third-team Rutgers Invitational and the Ruth- ern Invitationals. All-American, while Klier made erford Collegiate Invitational. Tem- . honorable mention. ple again finished first at the -At 1993–94 lantic 10 and Eastern Tournaments At the Atlantic 10 Championship 1983 and advanced to the NCAAs. Sisk at the Penn National Golf Course First Atlantic 10 Title was honored as All-America for the in Fayetteville, Pa., the Owls shot The season saw the Owls capture third straight season. a two-round 623 to place first. the Atlantic 10 Championship in Hans-Christian Winkler (two-round their first year in the conference. 1987 152) and Ralph Miller (154) placed Temple went undefeated, win- This season mirrored the previous second and third, respectively. ning eight more matches to push year to the letter. Temple again The Owls finished in the top five of its winning streak to 47 straight. won the Rutgers Invitational, the seven of their nine spring tour- The Owls again won the Eastern Rutherford Collegiate, the Atlan- naments, placing second at the Championship and received a bid tic 10 and Eastern Tournaments. Eastern Intercollegiate District II/ to participate in the NCAA Tourna- The Owls again went to the NCAA Duncan Invitational and the Wil- ment. Deetscreek repeated on the Tournament and Sisk was honored liam & Mary Invitational, as well as All-America third team, while Mike as an All-American for the fourth third at the Loyola Invitational and Brown joined him, earning honor- time. Pete Dannenbaum received the Navy Invitational. The team able mention. the first of his two All-American also advanced to the NCAA East Scholar Awards. Regional at Opelika, Ala., where 1984 it finished 17th with a three-round 54-Match Win Streak Ends 1988 930. Second-place finishes came in the Temple won three tournaments but Atlantic 10 and Eastern Tourna- failed to win at either the East- 1994–95 ments, but the Owls were still ex- ern or Atlantic 10 Tournaments. Owls Capture Three Titles tended an invitation to compete in MacDonald’s team advanced to The Owls won the Atlantic 10 the NCAA Tournament. They also the NCAAs for the 14th time in his Championship, Knights Invitational saw their school-record winning career, finishing 31st in the country. and Georgetown Hoya Golf Invi- streak end at 54 matches as they Dannenbaum was an honorable tational. Three team tournament lost against Lehigh and finished at mention All-American and an victories tied the team for the 8-1. A new Owl star was born, as All-American Scholar. second-most in school history freshman Geoff Sisk was selected with the 1987-88, 1986-87 and as an honorable mention All-Amer- 1989-90 1985-86 teams. Sophomore Josh ican. Sisk later became Temple’s Temple won three tournaments in Lewis captured individual titles at second four-time All-American. the 1989 and 1990 seasons and an the A-10 and Georgetown events, ECAC Championship in 1990. while finishing in the top 10 in two 1985 others. Sophomore Ralph Miller Temple got back into the first-place 1991–92 finished in the top 10 in all but groove in 1985. The Owls came Owls Win Four Straight Tourna- three of the Owls events and had back to win both the Atlantic 10 ments a team-low 75.87 average. At the and Eastern Championships. The The Temple golfers won six tour- NCAA Eastern Regional Champion- Owls won nine of their 11 matches naments (a school record) in the ship, the Owls shot a three-round during the season and finished 1991-92 season, including the 925 and finished 20th. 29th in MacDonald’s 11th NCAA Philadelphia Big 5 and Atlantic 10 Tournament appearance. Sisk Championships. The team won a 1995–96 repeated as an honorable mention school-record four consecutive The Owls Finish in Top Five in Last All-American. The season marked tournaments in the spring: the Five the end of match play for Temple. James Madison Spring Golf Clas- Temple qualified for the NCAA sic, the Rutgers Invitational, the East Regional Championships held 1986 Atlantic 10 Championship and the in Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., to cap off The Owls made a smooth transi- Princeton Invitational. The team another successful season. The tion into tournament play, taking just missed a fifth consecutive vic- Owls placed in the top five in their

GREATNESS • 20 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com last five competitions, not including nus on the PGA Tour. After playing ee, earned his second consecutive the Regional Championship. Temple on the Nike Tour in 1998, former Atlantic 10 Golf Student Athlete of placed third at the Loyola College All-American Geoff Sisk qualified for the Year Award. On the links, the Invitational, second in the Atlantic 10 a PGA tour spot with a sixth-place Owls won the Scotty Duncan Me- Championship, second at the Tem- finish in the National Qualifying Tour- morial while junior Patrick O’Neill ple Invitational second at the Princ- nament. captured the individual crown at the eton Invitational, and third at the The spring of 1999 brought three event. Brian Rogers assumed head NCAA District II Golf Championships. top-five finishes for Temple, includ- coaching responsibilities prior to the Sophomore Jim Sullivan won the At- ing a third-place finish at the William fall of 2004 and with former Owl and lantic 10 Championship. Sullivan shot & Mary Invitational. The spring of A-10 champ Josh Lewis as his assis- three under par for the tournament 2002 saw the Owls capture three tant, directed the Cherry & White to and was one of three individuals on top-five finishes and crown a new multiple fourth place finishes with the 1996 team who won the Atlantic Atlantic 10 Conference Champion. three newcomers on the roster. 10 title at one time. Senior Bill Man- Junior Jon Rusk shot a three-round In the spring of 2005, Billy Mullen nino won it in 1993, and junior Josh 208 at the Penn National Golf Club posted five top 20 finishes and won Lewis won it in 1995. in Fayetteville, Pa., to become Tem- the Navy Invitational with a 70-70- ple’s first league champion since Jim 140. The Owls captured their second 1996–97 Sullivan in 1996. straight Scotty Duncan Memorial Another Trip to the NCAA Regionals crown as all five Temple competitors After victories in both the McLaugh- 2001-03 placed 18th or better in the 10-team lin Golf Championship and the Princ- The 2002 fall season featured four event. In the spring of 2006, junior eton Invitational, the Owls conclud- top-five finishes under Mannino. James Boose finished tied for third ed the 1996-97 season with a trip to The Owls placed fifth at the Temple at the rain-shortened Scotty Duncan the NCAA East Regional Champion- Invitational, third at the Seton Hall/ Memorial to help lead the Owls to a ship held in Hot Springs, Va. Senior Rutgers Classic, third at the Philadel- second place finish. Jim Sullivan concluded his Temple phia Big 5 Classic and third at the The fall of 2006 saw true fresh- career with a three-round mark of inaugural John MacDonald Classic. man Adam Pifer earn three top 10 220 to lead the Cherry & White. The 2003 spring season was marred finishes, including a second place by poor weather as the Owls were showing at the three-round Poplar 1997–98 able to compete in only four tourna- Hill Intercollegiate to conclude the Senior Jeff Ollinger captained the ments. Temple’s best finish came at season. Rogers wrapped up his 1997–98 Temple golf team to some the Rutherford Intercollegiate Open tenure as the Owls head coach in promising showings in the spring where they finished seventh in a the spring of 2007, leading TU to a events. After a tough fall the Owls 15-team field. Billy Mullen shot his eighth-place finish at the Atlantic 10 bounced back to put together a then-career low, a 68, at the Ruth- Championship. solid spring. The Owls took to the erford Intercollegiate Open, while links and posted three top-five fin- James Chan finished in fourth place 2007-09 ishes and one top-10 finish in eight at the 2003 Atlantic 10 Conference Former Owl Takes Reigns outings. The Owls’ best finish of the Championships. Four-year letterwinner Brian Quinn, season came in the Princeton Invita- The fall of 2003 saw the Cherry & who played professionally for 16 tional when the team placed second. White place fourth or better in four years on several tours, was named of six events. The Owls placed sec- the new head coach prior to the fall 1998-00 ond at The MacLaughlin, third at the 2007 season. He guided the Owls The NCAA East Regional Comes To Rehoboth Beach Invitational, fourth to a pair of second place finishes, at Temple at the Philadelphia Big 5 Classic and the Bucknell Invitational and Mount The Owls benefited from the dif- third at the John McDonald Classic. St. Mary?s Classic, in his first fall ficulties of the 1997-98 season in In the Big 5 Classic, the Owls were with the team. Temple dropped 18 the fall of 1998, coming together to the top city finisher and claimed the strokes off its total a year prior to fin- finish second in the highly contest- Philadelphia title. ish seventh at the 2008 A-10 Cham- ed James Madison Invitational and pionship. Paul Amess was named a claiming victory at Caves Valley. The 2004-07 Second Team Academic All-Ameri- Owls headed into the spring with In the spring of 2004, senior James can and Cleveland Golf All-America some continuity and another alum- Chan, a three-time all-league honor- Scholar. The Owls won their first

• 21 • 2018-19 Temple Golf team title since 2005 by claiming Brandon Matthews started round of a sectional qualifier. the Philadelphia Big 5 Invitational his collegiate career with a bang in The Fall of 2013 saw to highlight the fall of 2008. TU?al- the Fall of 2012. Matthews card- Temple Golf turn in top 10 perfor- so posted a second place finish at ed a six-under par 64 on the final mances in all six outings, capped St. Bonaventure and three more round of the McLaughlin to lead by a second placeshowing at the top 10 showings. Temple to a 10th place finish. It Barnabas Health Intercollegiate. was the lowest round at the Mc- Matthews, who had top 5 finishes 2010-Present Laughlin and second lowest round in five of the six fall events won his The Fall of 2010 featured three top ever by a Temple golfer. Matthews fourth career tournament at Barna- 10 finishes in tournaments for the won two tournaments, the Hartford bas. Owls. Andrew Mason and Steve Hawks Invitational and Big 5 Invi- The Spring campaign was Burak were named the A-10 Con- tational. He won at Hartford with not as kind to the Owls as the ference Men?s Golf Performer and a two-under par 214 and eagled team turned in just two top 10 Rookie of the Week after leading on the first hole of a sudden death performances. Matthews was not Temple to a second place finish playoff to take the title. He won as sharp, but did end the season, at the Lincoln Mercury Intercolle- the Big 5 Invitational shooting a tying for fourth at the American giate. Mason posted a one-under one-under 69 on the final day to Athletic Conference Championship 143 (72-71) to finish tied for second finish with a five-over 144. to earn all-conference honors. He among 95 golfers while Burak In the Spring of 2013 the then was selected to participate to finished tied for 13th place with a Owls won the Wildcat Invitational, compete at the NCAA Champion- five-over par 149 (75-74). posting a three-day total of 900 ships, becoming the first Temple In the Spring of 2011, Tem- in the 12-team event. Matthews golfer chosen as an at-large com- ple won the URI Invitational for its finished his freshman season with petitor. first team tournament win since much success and garnered a In the Summer of 2014, 2008. The Owls also placed third record eight Atlantic 10 Rookie of Matt Teesdale, who won the Golf at the Yale Invitational, fifth at the the Week awards. He was named Association of Philadelphia Open Princeton Invitational and fourth at to the NCAA Division I PING Championship, and Matthews both the Century Intercollegiate. Ma- All-Northeast Region Team. He participated in the 114th Amateur son and Connor McNicholas led and Devin Bibeau led the Owls to Championship in Atlanta, Ga. Tees- the Owls to a fourth place finish at third place at the A-10 Champion- dale tied for 32nd to advance to the A-10 Championships. Mason ships, their best finish since 2002. match play before his Amateur run finished fifth while McNicholas -fin Matthews finished second to earn came to an end. ished seventh to earn spots on the a spot on the A-10 All-Conference In 2014-15, Matthews tied all-conference team. Mason also Team and was named A-10 Rookie the school record with his eighth was named to Academic All-Atlan- of the Year after recording the low- tournament title and completed tic 10. est stroke average (72.27) of any his career with a school low 70.9 Paul Carbone helped the golfer in the Atlantic 10. Bibeau stroke average over his four years. Owls to a third place finish at the finished fifth to also garner a spot he was named Honorable Mention Barnabas Health Intercollegiate for on the all-conference team. All-American and later won the the team?s best performance of Matthews had perhaps the 2015 GAP Open Championship. Fall 2011. Carbone shared medal- best summer of a Temple golfer in ist honors, tying for the lead with program history in 2013. He won three others with an even-par 144 the 111th Patterson cup, advanced (74-70) that earned him A-10 Golf to the Quarterfinals of the U.S. Rookie of the Week. Amateur. He also posted wins at In the Spring of 2012 Tem- the U.S. Amateur Qualifier and ple had four top 10 finishes: Yale the Philadelphia Golf Association Spring Opener, Princeton Invita- Open Championship, where he tional, The Century Intercollegiate captured the 36-hole event in a and Atlantic 10 Conference Cham- four-hole playoff. Matthews also pionships. The final round of the served as an alternate at the U.S. A-10 Championships was canceled Open Championship, after shoot- due to rain. ing a four-under-par 67 in the final

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS NINE UNDEFEATED SEASONS Year W L T Year Record 1982-83 8-0 STUDENT COACHES (3-22-1) 1981-82 9-0 1931-32 0 10 0 1980-81 11-0 1932-33 2 5 1 1979-80 12-0 1933-34 1 7 0 1977-78 9-0 1976-77 8-0 ARTHUR N. COOK (53-46-4) 1975-76 10-0 1934-35 2 6 1 1935-36 4 2 1 1973-74 12-0 1936-37 8 3 0 1972-73 11-0 1937-38 3 3 0 1938-39 1 6 0 WINNING STREAKS 1939-40 3 4 0 Matches Dates 1941-45 No teams due to WWII 54 4/10/1979 - 4/19/1984 1946-47 5 2 0 37 410/1972 - 4/12/1975 1947-48 6 5 0 30 4/21/1975 - 4/6/1979 1948-49 5 5 0 1949-50 7 1 2 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS 1950-51 8 2 0 Tournaments Dates 1951-52 1 7 0 1995 Atlantic 10 MALCOLM STROW (82-103-1) 1993 Atlantic 10 1952-53 3 7 0 1992 Atlantic 10 1953-54 2 8 0 1990 ECAC 1954-55 1 7 0 1985 Atlantic 10 1955-56 0 9 0 1984 Atlantic 10 1956-57 1 4 0 1982 Atlantic 10 1957-58 1 5 1 1981 ECC (East Coast) 1958-59 0 9 0 1980 ECC 1959-60 6 4 0 1979 ECC 1960-61 4 5 0 1978 ECC 1961-62 2 9 0 1962-63 4 8 0 1975 ECC 1963-64 4 6 0 1974 MAC (Middle Atlantic) 1964-65 13 2 0 1972 MAC 1965-66 7 7 0 1966-67 12 2 0 ATLANTIC 10 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 1967-68 11 3 0 Year Golfer 1968-69 8 4 0 2002 Jon Rusk 1969-70 8 1 0 1996 Jim Sullivan 1970-71 3 7 0 1995 Josh Lewis 1993 Bill Mannino JOHN MacDONALD (139-9) 1992 Tom Vizza 1971-72 11 2 0 1972-73 11 0 0 1986 Geoff Sisk 1973-74 12 0 0 1985 Geoff Sisk 1974-75 13 2 0 1982 Mike Brown 1975-76 10 0 0 1976-77 8 0 0 A-10 STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1977-78 9 0 0 Year Record 1978-79 8 2 0 2004 James Chan 1979-80 12 0 0 2003 James Chan 1980-81 11 0 0 1981-82 9 0 0 A-10 MOST OUTSTANDING ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1982-83 8 0 0 Year Record 1983-84 8 1 0 1984-85 9 2 0 2013 Brandon Matthews Totals 277 180 6 1995 Jim Sullivan

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ALL-ATLANTIC 10 ALL-AMERICANS Year Player Finish Year Player Team 2013 Brandon Matthews 2nd 2015 Brandon Matthews HM Devin Bibeau 5th 1988 Pete Dannenbaum HM 2011 Andrew Mason 5th 1987 Geoff Sisk HM Connor McNicholas 7th 1986 Geoff Sisk HM 2009 Andrew Mason 5th 1985 Geoff Sisk HM Eric Plisko 17th 1984 Geoff Sisk HM 2003 James Chan 4th 1983 Gary Deetscreek 3rd 2002 Jon Rusk 1st Mike Brown HM Jerry Chan T-5th 1982 Gary Deetscreek 3rd 2001 James Chan 6th Kevin Klier HM 1999 Garren Poirer T-5th 1981 Kevin Klier 3rd 1996 Jim Sullivan 1st David O’Kelly HM 1995 Josh Lewis 1st 1980 Randy Rolfe HM Ralph Miller T-2nd 1979 Jack Hubbert HM Hans Winkler 4th Kevin Klier HM 1994 Hans Winkler 2nd 1978 Jack Hubbert 3rd Ralph Miller T-3rd Randy Stevenson HM Rich Steinmetz T-6th 1977 Randy Stevenson HM 1993 Bill Mannino 1st 1976 Randy Stevenson HM Hans Winkler 3rd 1975 Walter Brown HM Bill Erickson 4th 1974 Gary Hardin HM 1990 Brian Quinn T-3rd 1973 Walter Brown HM Tom Carter 6th 1988 Tom Carter T-2nd Kevin Kaminski T-2nd TEAM TOURNAMENT VICTORIES Rob Savarese T-4th Season Tournament Sam Del Presto T-4th 2017-18 Cornell Invitational 1987 Tom Carter 2nd 2016-17 City 6 Championship Peter Dannenbaum 4th 2014-15 Temple Invitational 1986 Geoff Sisk 1st 2012-13 Wildcat Invitational Kevin Quinn 3rd 2010-11 URI Invitational Peter Dannenbaum 5th 2008-09 Philadelphia Big 5 Invitational 2004-05 Scotty Duncan Memorial 1985 Geoff Sisk 1st 2003-04 Scotty Duncan Memorial Tim Brittingham 4th 1999-00 Golden Horshoe Colonial Inv. Bryan Stewart T-5th Caves Valley Collegiate Inv. 1984 Tim Brittingham T-3rd 1998-99 Caves Valley Collegiate Inv. Chris Fieger T-3rd 1996-97 McLaughlin Golf Championship Geoff Sisk T-3rd Princeton Invitational 1983 Geoff Sisk 4th 1995-96 Seton Hall Invitational 1982 Mike Brown 1st Fairleigh Dickinson Golf Tourn. Chris Fieger 2nd 1994-95 Atlantic 10 Championship Gary Deetscreek T-4th Knights Invitational Classic Georgetown Hoyas Golf Tourn. All-American Athletic Conference Team 1993-94 ECAC Qualifying Tournament Jack Hubbert Year Player Finish 1992-93 Atlantic 10 Championship Two-time All-American 2014 Brandon Matthews T-4th 1991-92 Atlantic 10 Championship 1978, 1979 2015 Brandon Matthews T-22nd Princeton Invitational 2016 Brandon Matthews 5th Rutgers Invitational James Madison Spring Classic Final Conference Standings James Madison Fall Classic East Coast Conference (1982), Atlantic 10 (1983-2013), American (2014 - Present) 1989-90 Navy Invitational Princeton Invitational Year Finish Year Finish 1987-88 Franklin & Marshall Invitational 2017 9th 1999 T-4th Penn State Invitational 2016 8th 1998 4th Princeton Invitational 2015 10th 1997 4th 1986-87 Rutherford Intercollegiate 2014 T-9th 1996 2nd Eastern Invitational Ruters Invitational 2013 3rd 1995 1st 1985-86 Atlantic 10 Championship 2012 10th 1994 2nd Rutgers Invitational 2011 4th 1993 1st Rutherford Intercollegiate 2010 10th 1992 1st Eastern Invitational 2009 4th 1991 3rd 1984-85 Atlantic 10 Championship Eastern Invitational 2008 7th 1990* 2nd 1983-84 Terrapin Spring Classic 2007 T-8th 1988 2nd 1982-83 Atlantic 10 Championship Randy Stevenson 2006 11th 1987 2nd Eastern Invitational Three-time All-American 2005 7th 1986 2nd 1981-82 Old Dominion Invitational 1976, 1977, 1978 2004 T-6th 1985 1st Eastern Invitational 1980-81 Navy Invitational 2003 7th 1984 1st Eastern Invitational 2002 3rd 1983 T-2nd 1979-80 Eastern Invitational 2001 3rd 1982 1st 1978-79 Fripp Island College Inv. 2000 4th Eastern Invitational 1977-78 Baptist College Tournament GREATNESS • 24 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com

Temple in the NCAA Tournament Year Host University, Site Finish 1988 U. of So. California, North Ranch C.C., Thousand Oaks, Calif. 31st 1987 Ohio State Univ., Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 33rd 1986 Wake Forest Univ., Bermuda Run, Winston-Salem, N.C. 28th 1985 Univ. of Florida, Grenelefe Golf Club, Haines City, Fla. 29th 1974 Carlton Oaks Country Club, San Diego, Calif. 32nd 1975 Ohio State Univ., Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 32nd 1976 Univ. of New Mexico Golf Course, Albuquerque, N.M. 28th 1978 Univ. of Oregon, Eugene Country Club, Eugene, Ore. 21st 1979 Wake Forest Univ., Bermuda Run, Winston-Salem, N.C. 17th 1980 Ohio State Univ., Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 30th 1981 Stanford University Golf Course, Stanford, Calif. 29th 1982 Univ. of North Carolina, Pinehurst Country Club, Pinehurst, N.C. 30th 1983 Fresno State., San Joaquin Country Club, Fresno, Calif. 23rd 1984 Univ. of Houston, Bear Creek Golf Club, Houston, Texas 31st

Temple in the NCAA East Regional Year Host University, Site Finish 1989 U. of South Carolina, The Long Bay Club, North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 15th 1990 Georgia Southern U., Savannah Resort and C.C., Savannah, Ga. 18th 1992 Colgate U., Seven Oaks Golf Club, Hamilton, N.Y. 19th 1994 Auburn U., Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala. 17th 1993 U. of Virginia, Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville, Va. 19th 1995 Yale U., Yale Golf Course, New Haven, Conn. 20th 1996 Concord—The Monster, Monticello N.Y. 19th 1997 Homestead Golf Course, Hot Springs, Va. 19th

Individual Tournament Victories Name Tournament Name Tournament George Petrellis 1990 ECAC Brandon Matthews 2015 Furman Intercollegiate Brian Quinn 1990 Navy Invitational Brandon Matthews 2015 Met Intercollegiate Tom Carter 1990 Princeton Invitational Brandon Matthews 2015 Princeton Invitational Tom Carter 1989 ECAC Qualifying Brandon Matthews 2014 Temple Invitational Brian Quinn 1989 ECAC Qualifying Brandon Matthews 2013 Barnabas Health Intercoll. Kevin Kaminski 1989 Big 5 Invitational Brandon Matthews 2013 Princeton Intercoll. Tom Carter 1989 Penn State Invitational Brandon Matthews 2012 Big 5 Invitational Tom Carter 1989 Eastern Invitational Brandon Matthews 2012 Hartford Hawks Invitational Kevin Kaminski 1988 Big 5 Invitational Paul Carbone 2011 Barnabas Health Intercoll. Pete Dannenbaum 1988 Penn State Invitational Billy Mullen 2005 Navy Invitational Pete Dannenbaum 1987 Big 5 Invitational Patrick O’Neill 2004 Scotty Duncan Sam Del Presto 1988 Princeton Invitational Jerry Chen 2003 Treasure Coast Classic Rob Savarese 1987 Franklin & Marshall Invitational Jon Rusk 2002 Atlantic 10 Championship Geoff Sisk 1986 Atlantic 10 Championship Jon Rusk 2002 Temple Invitational Geoff Sisk 1986 Yale Invitational Christian Bartolacci 2000 Bulle Rock Invitational Geoff Sisk 1986 Big 5 Invitational Christian Bartolacci 1999 Caves Valley Invitational Geoff Sisk 1986 Navy Invitational Steve Probst 1999 Princeton Invitational Geoff Sisk 1986 Eastern Invitational Jim Sullivan 1996 Georgetown Invitational Geoff Sisk 1985 Atlantic 10 Championship Jim Sullivan 1996 Atlantic 10 Championship Geoff Sisk 1985 Big 5 Invitational Ralph Miller 1996 Temple Invitational Chris Stewart 1985 Rutgers Invitational Ralph Miller 1996 Princeton Invitational Geoff Sisk 1983 Big 5 Invitational Ralph Miller 1996 District II Mike Brown 1983 ODU/Seascape Invitational Josh Lewis 1995 Atlantic 10 Championship Mike Brown 1982 Atlantic 10 Championship Jim Sullivan 1995 Seton Hall Invitational Randy Rolfe 1981 Eastern Invitational Bill Mannino 1995 FDU Invitational Kevin Klier 1981 Navy Invitational Jeff Ollinger 1995 FDU Invitational Lou Stefanski 1980 Big 5 Invitational Josh Lewis 1994 Georgetown Invitational David O’Kelly 1980 Eastern Invitational Ralph Miller 1994 Loyola Invitational David O’Kelly 1978 Lehigh Invitational Bill Mannino 1993 Atlantic 10 Championship Jack Hubbert 1978 ECC Championship Bill Erickson 1992 Pirate Shootout Walter Brown 1975 Eastern Invitational Bill Erickson 1992 Big 5 Invitational Gary Hardin 1974 Middle Atlantic Championship Rich Speihs 1992 ECAC South Walter Brown 1973 Middle Atlantic Championship Tom Vizza 1992 Atlantic 10 Championship Joe Drygas 1972 Middle Atlantic Championship

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Low 18 (by score) Mike Brown ODU Inv. 4/20/1983 141 -3 Name Tournament Date Strokes +/- Billy Mullen Navy Inv. 4/17/2005 140 -2 Walter Brown Yale Invitational 1973 63 -7 Low 54 (by score) Brandon Matthews McLaughlin 9/16/2012 64 -6 Name Tournament Date Strokes +/- Jon Rusk Princeton Inv. 4/13/2002 65 -6 Billy Mullen McLaughlin 9/27/2003 204 -7 Dawson Anders Cleveland Palmetto 3/5/2017 65 -5 Brandon Matthews The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 205 -5 Mike Amole The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 65 -5 Brandon Matthews Wolfpack Intercollegiate 10/8/2013 207 -9 Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/13/2014 66 -5 Jon Rusk A-10 Championship 4/21/2002 208 -8 Billy Mullen James Madison Inv. 10/10/2004 66 -5 Brandon Matthews A-10 Championship 4/28/2013 209 -7 Chris Bartolacci Navy Inv. 9/12/1999 66 -5 Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/13/2014 209 -4 Brandon Matthews The Doc Glimmer 9/14/2013 66 -4 Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/14/2013 209 -4 Andrew Mason McLaughlin 9/17/2010 66 -4 Andrew Mason McLaughlin 9/18/2010 209 -1 Billy Mullen McLaughlin 9/27/2003 66 -4 Matthew Crescenzo The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 210 E Brandon Matthews Barnabas Health Inter. 10/21/2013 67 -5 Brandon Matthews McLaughlin 9/162012 210 E Brandon Matthews Wolfpack Intercollegiate 10/7/2013 67 -5 Kevin Busteed McLaughlin 9/22/2008 211 +1 Brandon Matthews Hartford Hawk Inv. 9/24/2013 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Furman Intercollegiate 3/30/2013 212 -4 Jim Sullivan A-10 Championship 4/14/1996 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Hartford Hawk Inv. 9/24/2013 212 -4 Geoff Sisk ODU Inv. 11/1/1986 67 -5 Paul Amess Treasure Coast Classic 3/8/2007 212 -1 Gary Deetscreek Eastern Inv. 5/3/1981 67 -5 Paul Amess Princeton Inv. 4/13/2008 212 -1 Kevin Klier ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 67 -5 Mike Amole The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 212 +2 Paul Amess SIUE Classic 3/13/2008 67 -5 Logan Terry McLaughlin 9/24/2005 212 +2 Devin Bibeau A-10 Championship 4/28/2013 213 -3 Low 18 (+/- par) Jerry Chen A-10 Championship 4/21/2002 213 -3 Name Tournment Date Strokes +/- Jim Sullivan A-10 Championship 4/14/1996 213 -3 Walter Brown Yale Invitational 1973 63 -7 Brandon Matthews The American Champ. 4/29/2014 213 E Jon Rusk Princeton Inv. 4/13/2002 65 -6 Matt Teesdale The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 213 +3 Brandon Matthews McLaughlin 9/16/2012 64 -6 Dawson Anders Cleveland Palmetto 3/5/2017 65 -5 Low 54 (+/- par) Mike Amole The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 65 -5 Name Tournament Date Strokes +/- Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/13/2014 66 -5 Brandon Matthews Wolfpack Intercollegiate 10/8/2013 207 -9 Billy Mullen James Madison Inv. 10/10/2004 66 -5 Jon Rusk A-10 Championship 4/21/2002 208 -8 Chris Bartolacci Navy Inv. 9/12/1999 66 -5 Billy Mullen McLaughlin 9/27/2003 204 -7 Brandon Matthews Barnabas Health Inter. 10/21/2013 67 -5 Brandon Matthews A-10 Championship 4/28/2013 209 -7 Brandon Matthews Wolfpack Intercollegiate 10/7/2013 67 -5 Brandon Matthews The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 205 -5 Brandon Matthews Hartford Hawk Inv. 9/24/2013 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/13/2014 209 -4 Jim Sullivan A-10 Championship 4/14/1996 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Princeton Inv. 4/14/2013 209 -4 Geoff Sisk ODU Inv. 11/1/1986 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Furman Intercollegiate 3/30/2013 212 -4 Gary Deetscreek Eastern Inv. 5/3/1981 67 -5 Brandon Matthews Hartford Hawk Inv. 9/24/2013 212 -4 Kevin Klier ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 67 -5 Devin Bibeau A-10 Championship 4/28/2013 213 -3 Paul Amess SIUE Classic 3/13/2008 67 -5 Jerry Chen A-10 Championship 4/21/2002 213 -3 Jim Sullivan A-10 Championship 4/14/1996 213 -3 Low 36 (by score) Brandon Matthews Hartford Hawk Invite 9/25/2012 214 -2 Name Tournament Date Strokes +/- Sam Soeth Firestone Invitational 10/3/2018 215 -1 Brandon Matthews Barnabas Health Inter. 10/21/2013 137 -7 Andrew Mason McLaughlin 9/18/2010 209 -1 Jim Sullivan Hoya Inv. 9/22/1996 137 -5 Paul Amess Treasure Coast Classic 3/8/2007 212 -1 Chris Bartolacci Navy Inv. 9/12/1999 138 -4 James Chan A-10 Championship 4/22/2001 215 -1 Steve Tasho ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 138 -6 Chris Bartolacci Coastal Carolina 9/28/1999 215 -1 Jon Rusk Temple Inv. 10/6/2001 139 -3 Paul Amess Princeton Inv. 4/13/2008 212 -1 Dawson Anders Cleveland Palmetto 3/5/2018 139 -1 Billy Mullen Navy Inv. 4/17/2005 140 -2 Low Team 18 (by score) Tom Carter Princeton Inv. 4/28/1990 140 -4 Tournament Date Strokes Rd. +/- Geoff Sisk ODU Inv. 11/1/1986 140 -4 The Doc Glimmer 9/15/2013 276 3rd -4 Kevin Klier ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 140 -4 ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 277 1st -11 Chris Fieger ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 140 -4 James Madison Inv. 10/10/2004 278 2nd -6 Jim Sullivan Kingsmill Inv. 3/11/1997 141 -1 The Doc Glimmer 9/14/2013 279 2nd -1 Mike Brown ODU Inv. 4/20/1983 141 -3 McLaughlin 9/27/2003 279 2nd -1 McLaughlin 9/27/2003 281 1st +1 Low 36 (+/- par) A-10s 5/2/2013 282 2nd -6 Name Tournament Date Strokes +/- McLaughlin 9/22/2008 282 1st +2 Brandon Matthews Barnabas Health Inter. 10/21/2013 137 -7 Wolfpack Inter. 10/7/2013 283 1st -5 Steve Tasho ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 138 -6 A-10s 4/21/2002 283 2nd -5 Jim Sullivan Hoya Inv. 9/22/1996 137 -5 The Doc Glimmer 9/14/2013 284 1st +4 Chris Bartolacci Navy Inv. 9/12/1999 138 -4 Rutherford 4/27/2003 285 2nd -3 Tom Carter Princeton Inv. 4/28/1990 140 -4 James Madison Inv. 9/23/2001 285 1st -3 Geoff Sisk ODU Inv. 11/1/1986 140 -4 ODU Inv. 4/19/1982 285 2nd -3 Kevin Klier ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 140 -4 Princeton Inv. 4/13-14/2013 284 1st 0 Chris Fieger ODU Inv. 4/20/1982 140 -4 Treasure Coast 3/8/2007 286 3rd +2 Jon Rusk Temple Inv. 10/6/2001 139 -3 Navy Inv. 9/12/1999 286 2nd +2

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his 40-year-plus career at Temple, he has earned a reputation as an outstanding teacher, administrator and leader who always puts President the needs of our students first.” RICHARD M. ENGLERT 42nd Year at Temple Englert earned a doctorate in educational administration from the University of California, Los Angeles. He also has a master’s Accessible. High quality. Engaged with degree from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree from the community. Affordable. Diverse. St. John’s College. These are the pillars of Richard M. En- glert’s presidency. They are also the As Temple’s president, Englert has focused the university on its his- values he has championed at Temple toric commitments: engaging with the city of Philadelphia; produc- University for more than 40 years. ing research that improves lives, including work on opioid abuse and traumatic brain injury; and energizing the Commonwealth of After serving Temple with loyalty Pennsylvania. and distinction in 16 different roles since 1976, Englert became president on July 21, 2016. Under his leadership, the university Most of all, as a lifelong educator, Englert takes every opportunity welcomed its largest and most academically qualified class of to empower Temple’s inspiring students and faculty. new students and broke records for freshman applications. It also began major campus renovations, highlighted by a state-of-the-art “Temple has proved that excellence in education, access, afford- library. At the same time, Temple’s faculty gained unprecedented ability, diversity and community engagement are not mutually national recognition, and its student-athletes reached new levels of exclusive,” Englert said. “That’s what we’ve done better than success on the field and off. anyone else for more than 130 years. It is who we are and it is the dedication to our mission that will make Temple an even greater "I can say without reservation that there has never been a better institution in the years to come.” time to be part of the Temple family, whether you are a student, faculty member, administrator or alumnus," Englert said. "We have a strong dedication to our mission and an unrelenting commitment to Executive Vice Presidents our students, our neighbors and our great city."

Englert arrived at Temple as an assistant to the dean of the College of Education. Over the years, he has been provost and interim senior vice president for academic affairs, dean of the College of Education and vice president for administration, among many other roles. Since 1985, he has served as a professor in the College of Education.

Throughout his career, Englert has always responded to Temple’s call. In recognition of his lifelong dedication, the Board of Trustees Kevin Clark JoAnne Epps appointed him to the honorific role of university chancellor in 2012. EVP & Chief EVP & Provost Operating Officer “President Englert has devoted his life to Temple University,” said Board of Trustees Chair Patrick J. O’Connor. ”Over the course of

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The other 10 schools are Alabama, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Stanford, Tulane, UCF, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech. Director of Athletics • Eight programs have earned record high GSRs in the last two years: Football, Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis, Fencing, Women’s DR. PATRICK KRAFT Lacrosse, Women’s Tennis. • Temple teams earned three conference Team Academic Excellence Awards in 2015-2016: Men’s Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse (Big East). 6th Year at Temple • The Graduating Class of 2016 was the largest in Temple Athletics history. 4th as Director of Athletics Student-Athlete Welfare Since his appointment as Director of Athlet- • Facilitated the development of a number of initiatives aimed at improving the ics in May 2015, after serving two years as Depu- mental health of student-athletes, including the establishment of a partnership ty Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft has led a with Temple’s Department of Clinical Psychology to deliver onsite behavioral transformation in Temple University’s Department health coaching for student-athletes. Partnered with the University’s Student of Athletics. During his tenure, investments and Health Services so its staff can be a resource for all student-athletes. enhancements in student-athlete welfare, in sup- • Hired the first full-time mental health professional dedicated solely to handling port of coaches and staff, in academic support student-athlete needs. and in facilities have provided deserved regional • Instituted a career program with more than 50 national and regional employers and national attention for the University. attending career development events, during which student-athletes have the op- portunity to hone their networking skills and establish professional connections. In 2016, Kraft was recognized by the Sports Business Journal and by the Phila- • The Verified Program was developed in 2016 to provide student-athletes with delphia Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 for his work at Temple. access to high level professionals to assist in their professional growth. The Ver- ified program is a product of a strong collaboration between the Resnick Center Among the accomplishments and initiatives during Kraft’s tenure: and the Temple Career Center, which provides regular programming and career On the Field coaching for student-athletes throughout the academic year and summer. • Football won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Championship, marking its • Students have served more than 9,000 community service hours in 65 projects first Conference Championship since 1967 and first Conference Championship since 2014-2015, four times more than in previous periods. Game ever; won 20 games in a two-year span, was nationally-ranked for con- secutive seasons and competed in a bowl game in consecutive seasons, all for Enhancing Facilities first time in school history; and football is one of five FBS teams to win 10 or more • The Temple Sports Complex, home to men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse, field games in each of the past two seasons and play in its conference championship hockey and track opened in the fall of 2016. game in each year. The Owls finished off the 2017 season with a win in the Gas- • The newly restored East Park Canoe House, home to men’s crew and women’s parilla Bowl. It was the fourth consecutive season that Football was bowl eligible, rowing, opened in 2016. and the third straight year for competing in a bowl game. Both are program • New practice facility for Men’s Golf opened in 2017. records. • New practice facilities for Men’s Crew, Women’s Rowing and Women’s Fencing • Men’s Basketball won its first American Athletic Conference Regular Season title were opened in the Fall of 2018. (2016), and first regular season title since 2012; defeated nationally ranked teams • In the Winter of 2018, Temple opened the New York City Angels Student-Athlete (#24 Florida State, #19 West Virginia) in consecutive days for the first time in Lounge, an on-campus location in which student-athletes can study, interact and school history to win the 2016 NIT Season Tip-Off and earned a berth in the 2016 relax. NCAA Tournament, marking its seventh appearance in nine years. • Enhancements have been made to athletic training facilities, strength and condi- • Women’s Basketball cracked the Top 25 in 2017 for the first time since the 2005- tioning facilities, and to the student-athlete academic support center while locker 06 season and made its first NCAA appearance in five years. room renovations and upgrades were also completed for each varsity team, • Volleyball finished #47 in NCAA RPI in 2016, its best finish since the 2002 season including new locker rooms for Temple’s Olympic sports programs unveiled in and posted its third straight 20-win season. In 2017, Volleyball advanced to post- 2015. season play for the first time in 15 years with a bid to the WNIVC. • Temple Athletics opened the doors to the brand-new STAR (Student Training and • Men's Soccer cracked the Top 25 in 2015 for the first time since 1997 and posted Recreation) Complex in the fall of 2017. The Complex offers a 10,000 square foot its first road win over Penn State since 1989. weight and cardio area, facilities for the Athletics and Campus Recreation depart- • Women’s Lacrosse made an appearance in the Top 20 in 2016 for the first time ments, an indoor turf field, and a two-lane track outside the building. since 2005. • Women’s Gymnastics posted its best 10 scores in program history during the Enhancing Revenue and the Brand 2016-17 season and sent its first individual qualifier since 2009, Daisy Todd, to • Annual donations have increased 75% over the last three years and the de- NCAA Regionals. In 2018, the Owls reached theird highest national ranking (#13) velopment office has had three consecutive record-setting years in annual fund in program history. raising, including multiple six and seven-figure commitments in support of our • Women’s Fencing set a school record for wins in 2017 and earned its’ highest football program, the new Temple Owls Sports Complex, and the Men’s Crew and ever ranking (#6). In 2018, Malia Hee was named the NCAA’s Elite 90 Award Women’s Rowing programs. recipient for academic and athletic excellence. • Key partnerships with Learfield Sports Properties, Learfield Licensing Partners, • Men’s Crew won the Varsity Eight, the JV Eight and the Freshman Eight cham- and IMG/Learfield Ticket Solutions have been secured and enhanced as well as a pionships at the 2018 Dad Vail Regatta. It is believed to be the first sweep of lucrative rights deal with Under Armour. the eights at the Dad Vail in 50 years. The Varsity Eight set a course record of • Created Owls TV, a video services arm dedicated to athletics, and developed a 5:34.409 and won Dad Vail gold for the first time since 2004. With the victory, the broad-ranging digital and social media department to integrate video and engage V8 earned an invitation to participate in the Henley Royal Regatta in Henley-on- the Temple fan base. Thames, U.K., for the first time since 1994. • Temple Football posted the largest attendance gain among FBS programs • Women’s Soccer posted consecutive double-digit win seasons (2014, 2015) for during the 2015 season, playing in front of an average home crowd of 44,159, an the first time in program history. increase of 20,789 per game. • Blanca Fernandez became the first ever All-American in Temple Women’s Cross • In 2015, ESPN’s College GameDay made its first trip to Philadelphia for a Temple Country history and first women’s track All-American since 1988. Men’s Cross football game. Country won its first-ever IC4A Championship and placed third in the AAC Cham- pionships, the best AAC finish in program history. Prior to Temple, Kraft served two years (2011-13) as the Executive Senior Associate Ath- letics Director at Loyola University Chicago. He was also a member of the senior staff In the Classroom at his alma mater, Indiana University, serving as Senior Assistant Director from 2009-11. • Student-athletes achieved a record seven consecutive semesters with a com- bined GPA of 3.10 or above and 13consecutive semesters above a 3.0. Sixteen Kraft played football as an undergraduate at Indiana and holds three degrees from the programs earned a cumulative GPA greater than 3.0, led by women's volleyball University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sports marketing/management (2000), a (3.58) and men's tennis (3.46). Twelve of those programs combined for GPAs master’s degree in athletic administration (2005), and a doctorate in sports manage- above a 3.40. ment (2008). • Men’s Basketball, Men’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Wom- en’s Cross Country, Fencing, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Women’s Rowing, Women’s Kraft and his wife, Betsy, reside in Haddonfield, N.J., with their daughter, Annabelle, Soccer, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Track & Field and Volleyball (16 out of 19 sports) have achieved record team GPAs in the past six semesters. • Sixty-nine percent of student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA in the spring of 2017, setting a Temple Athletics record. Another record was set with seven teams earning public recognition for their Academic Performance Rate (APR) data. In the spring of 2018, an all-time record 178 student-athletes earned a semester GPA of 3.5+ as well as a record number of 27 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 semester GPA. • With an average multi-year APR of 991, Temple ranked 12th in the nation among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) institutions and led all full members of the Ameri- can Athletic Conference in 2017. Temple also is one of just 17 FBS institutions with all sports having multi-year APR's of 970 or greater. • Student-athletes posted a record high 88% Graduation Success Rate (GSR), setting a school-record for the seventh consecutive year. Temple also posted its highest Federal Graduation Rate (71%) since 2010. Temple's overall GSR number is tied for 24th among all Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools. Football post- ed a GSR of 86, tied for 14th in the nation along with Nebraska and Miami (Fla.). Temple is one of 11 FBS schools in the country with all teams over 77 in GSR.

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Deputy Dir. of Athletics Executive Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA CRAIG ANGELOS MARY McELROY 4th Year at Temple 4th Year at Temple

Craig Angelos is in his fourth year as Temple Mary McElroy is in her fourth year as Executive University’s Deputy Director of Athletics. Angelos Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman joined the Owls staff in June of 2015. Administrator (SWA) at Temple. At Temple, Angelos works with the Owls exter- At Temple she coordinates the overall admin- nal team that includes the communications, corpo- istration of varsity sports and serves as the primary rate sales (Learfield), creative services, development, sport administrator for women’s basketball, men’s marketing and promotions, social and digital media, and women’s cross country, women’s track, fencing ticket operations, ticket sales (IMGL), video services, and volleyball. She also oversees Temple’s sports and strategic planning. He also serves as the sports medicine and strength and conditioning staffs. supervisor for men’s basketball, field hockey, men's McElroy joined the Owls’ staff in July 2015 from soccer and golf. the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) in Atlanta, Ga., where she served as the Director Angelos, who has served on the athletics senior staff at five different Division I institu- for Partner Services. A majority of her work saw her responsible for 65 of the 150 Division I tions as well as the NCAA national office, came to Temple from Florida International Universi- member institutions served by the company. ty where he served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Revenue Enhancement from Prior to her experience at CLC, McElroy served as the Associate Director of the NCAA 2014-15. While at FIU, he was responsible for finding new revenue sources for the athletic Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in 2013. Her duties at the NCAA included the department and engaging in all aspects of development activities, while helping overall management of a $6 million budget for the event, as well as directing the game day opera- fundraising to a 20% increase. tions during the Women’s Final Four. Before his stint at FIU, Angelos was the number two person as the Executive Senior McElroy has served on the staff of five different NCAA schools, most recently as the Associate Athletic Director at the University of South Florida, overseeing all external areas as Assistant Director of Student Services for the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. She also well as having oversight of the football program. served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director and SWA at Southern Methodist University Prior to USF, Angelos served nine years as the Director of Athletics at Florida Atlantic in 2009, and was the Director of Athletics at Georgia State University from 2005 to 2008. University from 2003-2012. At FAU, he led the effort to build a $70 million, 30,000 seat on McElroy served in various other roles at Georgia Tech from 1999 to 2005, including Senior campus football facility, which opened on campus in 2011. Associate Athletic Director and Director of Compliance. Angelos also held number two positions as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief McElroy got her start in college athletics at her alma mater, the United States Naval Operating Officer at Indiana University overseeing all the external areas as well as the foot- Academy. She spent three years with the Naval Academy Athletic Association as SWA and ball program and was the Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Miami (Fla.). Assistant Athletic Director, before a stint as the academy’s Director of Alumni Services. Prior to his tenure at Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant A former Division I varsity basketball player, McElroy earned a degree with merit interpreting NCAA rules and regulations. from the Naval Academy in 1987. After graduation, she served as a supply officer in the U.S. A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law, Angelos worked for a short Marine Corps for five years, attaining the rank of captain. McElroy completed her MBA at time in a mid-sized litigation firm in Los Angeles, Calif. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Georgia Tech in 2000. Brigham Young University where he was the starting first basemen on the baseball team and McElroy and her husband, Terry, have two sons, Darrin, a second lieutenant in the later played in Buttrio, Italy for an Italian professional baseball league. Marines, and Austin. Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have six children. Assoc. AD / Cheif of Staff Faculty Athletic Rep. VINNIE JAMES JEREMY JORDAN 5th Year at Temple 11th Year at Temple 2nd as Chief of Staff 4th as FAR

Vinnie James, who joined the Temple Athletics Dr. Jeremy S. Jordan, Associate Dean, in the staff in July, 2014, was promoted to the position of School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Manage- Associate Athletics Director/Chief of Staff in June ment, was appointed the university’s Faculty Athletics 2017. He previously held the position of Assistant Representative (FAR) in May, 2015. Athletics Director for Business Operations. Faculty Athletics Representatives help ensure In his role, James provides high-level support academic integrity of intercollegiate athletics pro- to the Director of Athletics by handling special grams and enhance the student-athlete experience. projects, conducting research and facilitating com- Jordan serves as the representative of Temple and its parative analyses. In addition, James serves as the faculty to the American Athletic Conference, NCAA sport administrator for the football program and helps to monitor operating budgets for the and other stakeholder groups. department's 19 sport programs and administrative areas. A former student-athlete, coach and administrator, Jordan has conducted research on James came to Temple from La Salle University where he spent two years as Athletics intercollegiate athletics and teaches courses on the topic at the undergraduate and graduate Business Manager for the Explorers. He was solely responsible for executing the daily levels. His primary research focus is on sport engagement as he studies the individual and business operations for La Salle's athletics department. James distributed monthly budget community level impact of sport participation and events. He has worked with a number reports for all sports and departments, and assisted in the overall budget planning for the of industry partners including the NCAA, NFL, PHL Sport and Under Armour Japan. He is department. currently the principal investigator on a study funded by the NCAA that examines the relative Prior to his time at La Salle, James spent a year at Villanova University as an intern in consistency of sanctions issued by its Committee on Infractions over the last 50 years. the Athletic Director's office. His responsibilities at Villanova were widely varied, and includ- In March of 2016, Jordan along with the other FARs of the American Conference host- ed working with the business office as well as providing administrative support and serving ed the first Academic Consortium Symposium on student-athlete well0bring in Philadelphia. as event manager for women's soccer. This American Academic Consortium, formed in 2015, is charged with creating collaborative James is a 2007 graduate of Bloomsburg University with a bachelor's degree in polit- research opportunities for faculty, staff, and students from all American member institutions. ical science. He was a four-year varsity starter and two-year team captain for Bloomsburg's The FAR reports directly to the president and is the president’s senior advisor outside baseball team, and he went on to earn a master's in business administration from Blooms- of the athletics department on matters related to intercollegiate athletics. The FAR also burg in 2009. While completing the MBA program, James served as a graduate assistant advises the athletics director. baseball coach. In collaboration with Temple Athletic Director Dr. Patrick Kraft, Jordan developed a two-year experiential learning extern program in the athletics department for School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management graduate students. Jordan has also served as a member of the Faculty Senate Athletics Oversight Committee and the Nancy and Donald Resnick Academic Support Center Faculty Advisory Committee. Since June of 2017, Jordan has served as the FAR representative to the Ameri- can Conference SAAC group.

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, NovaCare, Ryan Anderson (FB)...... President, Richard M. Englert...... president ...... 0913...... tue76994 Executive Vice President / COO, Kevin Clark...... 7759...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron (MBB, CH&D).. 1618...... shawn.cameron Provost, JoAnne Epps...... provost Assistant Athletic Trainer, Helen Clay Gallagher (VB, ROW)...... NCAA Faculty Representative, Jeremy Jordan...... 3811...... jsjordan ...... 2427...... helen.clay Assistant Athletic Trainer, Tara Hannings (LAX)...... 2461...... tara.hannings ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, Kendall Stewart (MSOC, GYM). 7402...... kendall.stewart Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft...... 7759...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, Masahiro Takahagi (FB, GOLF).0873...... hagi Deputy Director of Athletics, Craig Angelos...... 8555...... cangelos Assistant Athleic Trainer, Beth Ward (XC, T&F)...... 7478...... beth.ward Exec. Sr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Mary McElroy...... 2433...... mary.mcelroy Assistant Athletic Trainer, NovaCare, Monika Young (WSOC)...... Special Asst. to Director of Athletics, Al Shrier...... ashrier5 ...... 2461...... monika.young Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...... 7759...... pat.albright Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville...... 9302...... srodville Exec. Asst., Sr. Coordinator, Bridget Huggins...... 2222...... bhuggins STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION Sr. Assoc. AD, Larry Dougherty...... 2588...... larrydoc Sr. Assoc. AD, Finance and Admin., Tim Thiess...... 2489...... tthiess Asst. AD, Football Comm., Rich Burg...... 0876...... rich.burg Assoc. AD/Chief of Staff, Vinnie James...... 3837...... vincent.james Director, Karen Angell...... 3850...... kauerbach Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon...... 6913...... rgordon Director, Lauren Ferrett...... 1608...... lauren.ferrett Assistant Business Manager, Tiffany Howard...... 4271...... thoward Assistant, Marisa Brisbane...... [email protected] Travel Coordinator, Allison Daly...... 3894...... allison.daly STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COMPLIANCE & STUDENT-ATHLETE AFFAIRS Head Coach/Football, David Feeley...... 6419...... Sr. Assoc. AD, Kristy Bannon Sromovsky...... 2790...... ksromovsky Asst. Coach/Football, Jordan Barber...... 6419...... Asst. AD, TBD...... 3471...... Asst. Coach/Football, Ryan Horton...... 6419...... Asst. AD, Teresa Covington...... 4923...... teresa.covington Director of Olympic Sports Performance, Tim Teefy...... 6649...... timothy.teefy Director, Kim Silva...... 2901...... kimberly.silva Assoc. Head Coach, Sam Whitney...... 6649...... samuel.whitney Dir. of Basketball Sports Performance, Rich Levy...... 7516...... richard.levy CORPORATE SALES Asst. Coach, Kendra Miller...... 0875...... kendra.miller General Manager, Nic Valentino ...... 2935 Asst. Coach, Zach Roth...... zachary.roth ...... [email protected] Manager/Business Development, Steve Herman...... 2945 RESNICK ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES ...... [email protected] Sr. Assoc. AD, Justin Miller...... 9840...... jsm Coordinator/Business Development, Julie Storr...... 2951 Administrative Specialist, Cheryl Cummings...... 2500...... cheryl.cummings ...... [email protected] Assoc. Director, Tara Evans...... 8415...... tuf32757 Asst. Director, Da’Mon Merkerson...... 9841...... damon.merkerson CREATIVE SERVICES Sr. Academic Advisor, Nick Plack...... 7413...... nplack Asst. AD, Kelli Sheesley...... 9149...... sheesley Academic Advisor, Irie Dennis...... 9623...... irie.dennis Academic Advisor, Erika DeVaughn...... 8415...... erika.devaughn DEVELOPMENT Academic Advisor, Tori Perri...... 4966...... victoria.perri Sr. Assoc. AD/Asst. VP, Jeremy Wang...... 2286...... jeremy.wang Academic Advisor, Reid Vanderlinden...... 9346...... reid.vanderlinden Assoc. AD/Major Gifts, Lauren Adee...... 2587...... lauren.adee Senior Learning Specialist, Paris Williams...... 4591...... paris.williams Assoc. AD/Annual and Premium Seating Programs, Brent Vicino Coord. for Leadership and Pro. Develop., Alyssa Drachslin...... alyssa.drachslin ...... 3340...... brent.vicino Learning Specialist, Kate Cappetta...... katherine.cappetta Director, Fred Roland...... 6725...... fred.roland Learning Specialist, Taylor Gillie...... 8581...... taylor.gillie Assoc. Director, Lucy Cruz...... 0636...... lucy.cruz Asst., Sydnee Jacques...... sydnee.alina.jacques Asst., Casey Addis...... 4606...... casey.addis Asst. Director, Jonny Dierks...... 2363...... jonathan.dierks TICKET OPERATIONS Asst. Box Office Manager, Brian Hawkins...... 3787...... tug29498 DIGITAL MEDIA Asst. AD, Morgyn Seigfried...... 2586...... morgyn.seigfried TICKET SALES Motion Graphics Coordinator, Caroline Bennett...... carolinebennett Assoc. GM, Matt Segall...... 7296...... matthew.segall Coordinator of Olympic Sport Recruiting, Brian Harrell...... brian.harrell Account Executive, Kate Gier...... 7270...... kate.gier Digital Content Coordinator, Santino Stancato...... santino.stancato Account Executive, Bryan Russo...... 7290...... bryan.russo Account Executive, Deja Wiggins...... 7243...... deja.wiggins EQUIPMENT Director of Operations, Liz DeFelice...... 7108...... elizabeth.defelice VIDEO Head Basketball Manager, Chris Sasileo...... christopher.sasileo Video Production Manager, Scott Hartkorn...... 1929...... scott.hartkorn Head Football Manager, Ken Slough...... 0874...... kenneth.slough Video Production Coordinator, Richie Raspa...... rraspa Asst. Manager, Football, Kane Ivers-Osthus...... KanI-O Video Production Coordinator, Danielle Williams...... danielle.williams0005 Asst. Manager, Olympic Sports, Conner Fowler...... conner.fowler Asst. Manager, Olympic Sports, Emily Springle...... emily.springle HEAD COACHES Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy...... 7443...... fdunphy FACILITIES AND EVENT MANAGEMENT Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza...... 1955...... tcardoza Assoc. AD, Lee Roberts...... 7250...... lroberts Men’s Crew, Brian Perkins...... 1751...... brian.perkins Asst. AD, Bryan Kulp...... 3116...... bkulp Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627...... nfranke Asst. Director, Karen Williams...... 3147...... kwilli00 Field Hockey, Susan Ciufo...... 2886...... susan.ciufo Coordinator, Patrick Pagano...... 1728...... patrick.pagano Football, Geoff Collins...... 0855...... nharvin Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn...... 8224...... bqgolf08 MARKETING & FAN ENGAGEMENT Women’s Gymnastics, TBA...... 1669...... Sr. Assoc. AD, Scott Walcoff...... 0544...... swalcoff Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen...... 6668...... bonnie.rosen Asst. AD, Karli Hausman...... 1985...... karli.hausman Women’s Rowing, Rebecca Smith Grzybowski...... 3692...... grzybowski Assoc. Director, Ricky Zum Mallen...... 7237...... ricky.zummallen Men’s Soccer, Brian Rowland...... 8477...... brian.rowland Women’s Soccer, Seamus O’Connor...... 3162...... seamus.oconnor MENTAL HEALTH, WELLNESS & PERFORMANCE Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro...... 0157...... sjmauro Sr. Assoc. AD, Dr. Stephany Coakley...... 6710...... stephany.coakley Men’s & Women’s Track, Elvis Forde...... 8258...... elvis.forde Men’s & Women’s XC, James Snyder...... 3563...... james.snyder SPORTS MEDICINE Women’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganesharatnam...... 0476...... bganes Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. J. Milo Sewerds, MD...... Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Kropf, MD...... CHEERLEADING AND DANCE Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Cory J. Keller, DO...... Head Cheerleading Coach, Nicole Tovey...... 2789...... tud05742 Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Michelle Noreski...... Diamond Gems Head Coach, Jennifer Keller...... [email protected] Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Ryan Schreiter, DO...... Director of Athletic Training, Al Bellamy (FB)...... 0873...... al.bellamy SUPPORT STAFF Assocaite Director of Athletic Training, Kevin Addison .(WBB/CREW)...... Admin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin...... 0858...... nharvin ...... 7444...... kevin.addison Administrative Specialist, Basketball, Katie Colbridge...... 1955...... katie.colbridge Assistant Athletic Trainer, Ricker Adkins (MSOC, TEN, CH&D)...... 2146...... ricker.adkins

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FRAN DUNPHY TONYA CARDOZA BRIAN PERKINS NIKKI FRANKE Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Crew Fencing

SUSAN CIUFO ROD CAREY BRIAN QUINN JOSH NILSON Field Hockey Football Men’s Golf Women’s Gymnastics

BONNIE ROSEN REBECCA SMITH-GRZYBOWSKI BRIAN ROWLAND SEAMUS O’CONNOR Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Rowing Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer

STEVE MAURO ELVIS FORDE JAMES SNYDER BAKEER GANESHARATNAM Men’s & Women’s Tennis Women’s Track & Field Men's & Women’s Cross Country Women’s Volleyball

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