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UCLA TO HOST 2013 PAC-12 CONFERENCE MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

OFF THE TEE... GENERAL INFORMATION UCLA will serve as host of the 54th Annual Pac-12 Men’s Golf Cham- WHAT: Pac-12 Conference Men’s Golf Championship (54th An- pionship at the Los Angeles Country Club, April 29-May 1. With five nual) teams ranked among the top 11 in the nation, the field is as competi- tive as ever. Conference teams are rife with talent across all classes, WHEN: Monday-Wednesday, April 29- May 1, 2013 and the Pac-12 Championship may, once again, present a wild finish.

HOST: UCLA will host the 72-hole Championship Sophomore Michael Kim and junior Joël Stalter lead a California squad that enters the Championship on a hot streak. The defending COURSE: Los Angeles Country Club, Los Angeles, Calif. Pac-12 Champion, Cal has won a school-record nine of 12 events in Par 70, 7,236 yards 2012-13 and holds a No.1 national billing by GolfWeek Magazine. The Bears have five individuals ranked among the top 30 in the Golf- WHO: Men’s golf teams from all 12 institutions will compete for Stat national rankings, led by Kim at No. 1 and Stalter at No. 8. Kim, bragging rights at the 2013 Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship. a top contender for the given annually to the nation’s top collegiate golfer, has finished in the top five in seven events this ADMISSION: Admission to the 2013 Pac-12 Championship is free. season and outside the top 10 just once. Stalter has turned in a trio if top-five finishes, including victories at the Arizona Intercollegiate MEDIA CONTACT: UCLA’s Rich Bertolucci will serve as the media and the John A. Burns Intercollegiate in February. Ranked 13th in the contact for the 2013 Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship. For media country, junior Brandon Hagy was the Bears’ top finisher at the 2012 inquiries, you can contact him via email at rbertolucci@athletics. Pac-12 Championship. He shot an eight-under 280 to finish tied for ucla.edu. Championship information, including schedules and tee fifth. times, the event program, results, news and records are available on the Pac-12’s golf championship web site (http://championships. The 2012 NCAA runner up, fifth-ranked UCLA is paced by senior pac-12.com/mens-golf/). Pontus Widegren, the nation’s seventh-ranked men’s golfer. Wide- gren, who has shot a team-best 12 rounds under par this season, PRACTICE ROUND: Teams will participate in a practice round on is averaging 70.62 strokes per round, 0.81 strokes under par. He Sunday, April 28 beginning at 11 a.m. has turned in four of top-five finishes in 2012-13, which includes a tournament victory at the CSU San Marcos Fall Classic in October. CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE: A complete schedule that includes Senior Pedro Figueiredo placed seventh at last year’s Conference team pairings and tee times is listed on page 3 of this release. tournament and is currently ranked tenth nationally. He claimed top individual honors after shooting a five-under 208 at the Prestige in CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS: At the conclusion of each round, February. results and photos will be posted on the Pac-12’s golf champion- ship web site (http://championships.pac-12.com/mens-golf/) and a No. 7 Washington looks to improve upon its seventh-place finish at last year’s Pac-12 Championship, and with two players ranked in the link will also be available on the Pac-12 website to hole-by-hole live top 20 in the country, it has the pieces to contend for the Conference Golfstat scoring (www.golfstat.com). title. Sophomore Cheng-Tsung Pan (ranked No. 14), senior Chris Williams (No. 18) and junior Trevor Simsby lead a squad that has LOS ANGELES COUNTRY CLUB YARDAGE finished among the top three in seven of 11 tournaments this season. Hole Yardage Par Hole Yardage Par #1 578 5 #10 409 4 Stanford, ranked No. 8 by GolfWeek, has finished among the top five #2 491 4 #11 3277 3 in eight tournaments and claimed a victory at the U.S. Intercollegiate #3 400 4 #12 388 4 in March. Three Cardinal are ranked among the top 20 in the nation #4 210 3 #13 468 4 and none has come up bigger than sixth-ranked Patrick Rodgers this #5 483 4 #14 598 5 season. The sophomore has placed in the top 10 in six of nine events, #6 335 4 #15 133 3 winning three this season. He enters the Pac-12 Championship with a #7 290 3 #16 505 4 string of three straight top-10 finishes that began with a victory at the #8 537 5 #17 455 4 Southern Highlands Masters last month. No. 15 Cameron Wilson has #9 181 3 #18 498 4 logged four top-10 finishes, while defending Pac-12 individual cham- OUT 3,505 35 IN 3,731 35 pion Andrew Yun (No. 20) enters the week averaging 71.3 strokes per Total 7,236 70 round. Yun will attempt to become the first player to successfully defend his THE RANKINGS (as of April 23) medalist honors since Arizona State’s Paul Casey won three straight titles from 1998-2000. Golfweek/Sagarin Team Rankings

(Top 10 and Pac-12): USC has won a Pac-12 best 19 Conference Championships and will have the benefit of playing for number 20 in its own back yard. The 1. CALIFORNIA Trojans field a young squad that brings plenty to the table in terms 2. Alabama of firepower. Freshman standoutYi Keun Chang is ranked 38th by 3. Texas GolfStat, has finished among the top 10 in four of nine tournaments 4. New Mexico and shot a two-under 211 to win the North Ranch Intercollegiate in 5. UCLA February. Sophomore Anthony Paolucci (No. 96) shot under par in 6. TCU three-consecutive tournaments earlier this season and posted top-10 7. WASHINGTON finishes in each of them. 8. STANFORD 9. Georgia Tech Oregon was denied its bid for a Pac-12 title when it fell to eventual champion California in a playoff last season. The upstart Ducks, led 11. USC by sophomore Rak Cho, would relish a shot at redemption in 2013. 44. OREGON They have placed among the top five in four of 11 tournaments this 47. ARIZONA STATE year, including a first-place finish at the Oregon Duck Invitational. 51. OREGON STATE They have placed in the top 10 in six-straight tournaments. 63. ARIZONA 68. Meanwhile, Oregon State, which finished fifth at last year’s Confer- 71. WASHINGTON STATE ence Championship, has posted five topfive finishes this year behind 133. UTAH the play of seniors David Fink (No. 35) and Nick Chianello (No. 62). Arizona and Arizona State squared off in a number of tournaments during the regular season with mixed results. The Wildcats, paced Golfweek/Sagarin Individual Rankings by junior Erik Oja, have finished outside of the top 10 just once this (No. 1 and Pac-12 top 100): season. Oja owns a team low 73.06 stroke average and has posted 1. Michael Kim, California four top-10 finishes. The Sun Devils have relied on steady play from 6. Patrick Rodgers, Stanford freshmen John Rahm (No. 43) and Max Rottluff en route to claim- 11. Cheng-Tsung Pan, Washington ing four top-five finishes in 12 events. Colorado’sason J Burstyn, 12. Joel Stalter, California who carries a 72.2 stroke average into the Pac-12 Championship, is 13. Pontus Widegren, UCLA ranked No. 70 nationally by GolfStat. Redshirt junior Casey Halliday 14. Pedro Figueiredo, UCLA paces Utah with a 74.1 stroke average. 15. Cameron Wilson, Stanford PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS AT LOS ANGELES COUNTRY CLUB... 17. Chris Williams, Washington 2013 marks the third time Los Angeles Country Club has hosted the 21. Michael Weaver, California Conference championship. The event was first held at LACC on May 22. Brandon Hagy, California 17-18, 1963. Stanford won the team title, and USC’s Kemp Richard- 26. Max Homa, California son claimed individual medalist honors, becoming the sixth Trojan in 34. Yi Keun Chang, USC as many seasons to do so. LACC hosted the event again in May 1983, 36. Andrew Yun, Stanford with UCLA, led by individual co-champion Steve Pate, taking home 43. Jon Rahm, Arizona St the team title. 55. Manav Shah, UCLA 58. Jonathan Garrick, UCLA AWARD... Pac-12 is well represented with four players among the 10 semifinalists for the . The most presti- 66. Sam Smith, USC gious award in men’s college golf, The Ben Hogan Award is presented 74. Anthony Paolucci, USC annually to the top men’s NCAA Division I, II or III, NAIA or NJCAA col- 77. Anton Arboleda, UCLA lege golfer taking into account all collegiate and amateur competitions 85. David Boote, Stanford during the past 12-month period. The Ben Hogan Award list will be narrowed down to three finalists on Wednesday, May 8, with the win- 2012-13 PAC-12 GOLFERS OF THE MONTH ner announced Monday, May 20 prior to the start of the PGA TOUR’s Crowne Plaza Invitational. The semifinalists are: September - Max Homa, California October - Michael Kim, California Julien Brun - So., TCU February - Joël Stalter, California Albin Cho i- Jr., NC State March - Michael Kim, California Sean Dale - Sr., North Florida Michael Kim - So., California Cheng-Tsung Pan - So., Washington Patrick Rodgers - So., Stanford Brandon Stone - Fr., Texas - So., Alabama Chris Williams - Sr., Washington Bobby Wyatt - Jr., Alabama

PAC-12 MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS // April 25, 2013 2 2013 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS PAC-12 PACE OF PLAY TIPS

SCHEDULE: A practice round will take place on Sunday, April 28 at 11 a.m. before the tournament • First person to putt out should immediately beings on Friday morning. Monday’s Tee times will be off No. 1 and No. 10 at 8:00 a.m., followed go to the next tee. In groups of four, first two by the second round teeing off at 1:00 p.m. Tee times for Tuesday will begin at 8:00 a.m. off No. 1 players to putt out should go immediately to and No. 10. Wednesday’s round will begin at 8:00 a.m. off No. 1 and No. 10 with pairings decided the next tee and tee off. by order of finish. • Recommend and encouraged that the first player to putt out has the honor on the next TEAM PAIRINGS AND TEE TIMES tee and should immediately tee off as soon 1st Tee as all players have holed out. Rd. 1 /Rd. 2 • Second to last person in group can get the 8:00 a.m./1:00 p.m. California #6, Arizona #6, Washington #6 flagstick. Others move toward next tee. 8:10 a.m./1:10 p.m. California #5, Arizona #5, Washington #5 • Build a pre-shot routine that is well under 8:20 a.m./1:20 p.m. California #4, Arizona #4, Washington #4 40 seconds so you don’t ever have to worry 8:30 a.m./1:30 p.m. California #3, Arizona #3, Washington #3 about being “on the clock.” • Play ready golf - if someone isn’t quite ready 8:40 a.m./1:40 p.m. California #2, Arizona #2, Washington #2 to play for whatever reason, help them out 8:50 a.m./1:50 p.m. California #1, Arizona #1, Washington #1 and be ready to go before them. Work 9:00 a.m./2:00 p.m. Stanford #6, Colorado #6, UCLA #6 together. 9:10 a.m./2:10 p.m. Stanford #5, Colorado #5, UCLA #5 • Walk quickly. 9:20 a.m./2:20 p.m. Stanford #4, Colorado #4, UCLA #4 • Watch errant shots for the entire group so any 9:30 a.m./2:30 p.m. Stanford #3, Colorado #3, UCLA #3 searches can be quick. 9:40 a.m./2:40 p.m. Stanford #2, Colorado #2, UCLA #2 • Take a rake into the bunker with you. 9:50 a.m./2:50 p.m. Stanford #1, Colorado #1, UCLA #1 • Elect to “finish” on the green whenever you can. 10th Tee • It is okay to leave your ball on the green, un- Rd. 1/Rd. 2 marked, if the ball is out of the way of other players’ lines. This will allow you to immedi- 8:00 a.m./1:00 p.m. Utah #6, Oregon #6, Washington State #6 ately get into your putt when it is your turn. 8:10 a.m./1:10 p.m. Utah #5, Oregon #5, Washington State #5 • Place your bag between the hole and the next 8:20 a.m./1:20 pm. Utah #4, Oregon #4, Washington State #4 tee to avoid back tracking. 8:30 a.m./1:30 p.m. Utah #3, Oregon #3, Washington State #3 • Check pin sheet, wind, and yardage books 8:40 a.m./1:40 p.m. Utah #2, Oregon #2, Washington State #2 before it is your turn to hit. Do it as you are 8:50 a.m./1:50 p.m. Utah #1, Oregon #1, Washington State #1 walking to your ball. Be ready when it is your 9:00 a.m./2:00 p.m. Arizona State #6, USC #6, Oregon State #6 turn. 9:10 a.m./2:10 p.m. Arizona State #5, USC #5, Oregon State #5 • If you have the shortest drive or are furthest 9:20 a.m./2:20 p.m. Arizona State #4, USC #4, Oregon State #4 from the hole after the shot to the green, you need to walk quicker and be ready first. 9:30 a.m./2:30 p.m. Arizona State #3, USC #3, Oregon State #3 • Hit a provisional ball whenever it may be pos- 9:40 a.m./2:40 p.m. Arizona State #2, USC #2, Oregon State #2 sibly needed. 9:50 a.m./2:50 p.m. Arizona State #1, USC #1, Oregon State #1 • Walk ahead to the lay up area when another player has to wait to go for a Par 5. TOURNAMENT SCORING: The top-five individuals from each team with the lowest scores for any • If there is no Rules Official close by, proceed 18-hole round constitute the scoring members of the six member team for that given round. The under Rule 3-3 and play two balls. team championship will be awarded to the squad with the lowest total combined score for all rounds.

LAST YEAR IN PAC-12 MEN’S GOLF For the second straight year, the Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship was decided on extra holes as the sixth-ranked rallied to defeat the 11th-ranked at Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis, Ore., for their first-ever Conference title. California, which trailed Oregon by six strokes entering the final round of competition, needed a 25-foot birdie putt from sophomoreBrandon Hagy on the final hole of regulation to force the playoff. Hagy finished the final round with a 4-under 68 to pace the Bears. California finished regulation at 12-under (1428), while Oregon carded a 2-over 362 in the final round to match the Bears at 12-under for the Championship. The teams started on No. 18 for the first playoff hole and each posted a team score of 1-over. The playoff continued on No. 16 where California posted a 1-under, thanks to another birdie by Hagy, to Oregon’s 4-over to capture the title.

STANFORD junior Andrew Yun won the Pac-12 individual title, marking the 12th time a Cardinal claimed medalist honors. Yun fired a final round 4-under 68 to finish the championship at 13-under 275 (68-70-69-68), two strokes ahead of Oregon’sDaniel Miernicki.

The Pac-12 had eight teams earn bids to compete at the 2012 NCAA Men’s Golf Championships in one of six regional tournaments. Six teams went on to advance to the NCAA Championships, most among all conferences. UCLA, California, WASHINGTON and OREGON finished among the top eight teams in stoke-play competition and advanced to match-play round that determined the NCAA Champion. For the second straight year, UCLA sopho- more was the top Pac-12 individual finisher at the NCAA Championships, finishing in a tie for fourth with a 1-under 212 (74-72-66). Cantlay was named recipient of the Ben Hogan Award, which recognizes the top amateur and collegiate golfer.

Pac-12 Freshman of the Year honors went to Stanford’s Patrick Rodgers, while Oregon senior Eugene Wong was named the Pac-12 Player of the Year. California coach Steve Desimone was tabbed Pac-12 Coach of the Year after guiding the Bears to a school-record six victories during the season.

PAC-12 MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS // April 25, 2013 3 2013 Championship Review 2013 Championship Review Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship Pac-12 Men’s Golf Championship (53rd Annual) (53rd Annual) April 27-29 – Corvallis, Ore. April 27-29 – Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Trysting Tree Golf Club

TEAM RESULTS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (CONTINUED) 1. California...... 359-365-348-356--1428...... -12 42. Pontus Widegren, UCLA...... 79-76-73-71--299...... +11 Oregon...... 364-358-344-362--1428...... -12 43. Kevin King, COLO...... 73-77-81-69--300...... +12 3. USC...... 368-356-356-352--1432...... -8 Ramsey Sahyoun, USC...... 78-76-75-71--300...... +12 4. UCLA...... 367-352-351-363--1433...... -7 Branden Dalton, WSU...... 73-72-74-81--300...... +12 5. Oregon State...... 362-365-353-367--1447...... +7 Jin Song, ASU...... 78-72-74-76--300...... +12 6. Stanford...... 373-360-350-362--1448...... +8 47. Jarritt Foote, WSU...... 76-78-74-73--301...... +13 7. Washington...... 368-366-369-364--1467...... +27 Beau Schoolcraft, COLO...... 74-76-74-77--301...... +13 8. Colorado...... 368-369-367-367--1471...... +31 Nick Sherwood, OSU...... 73-76-72-80--301...... +13 9. Washington State...... 371-362-363-387--1483...... +43 Charlie Hughes, WASH...... 75-76-73-77--301...... +13 10. Arizona...... 378-372-378-369--1493...... +53 David Chung, STAN...... 79-75-72-75--301...... +13 11. Arizona State...... 374-375-370-376--1499...... +59 Juan Pablo Hernandez, ARIZ...... 73-74-79-75--301...... +13 12. Utah...... 382-382-375-375--1514...... +74 53. Keelan Kilpatrick, CAL...... 70-77-76-79--302...... +14 Austin Quick, ASU...... 75-78-76-73--302...... +14 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Gentry Hicks, Utah...... 78-72-77-75--302...... +14 1. Andrew Yun, STAN...... 68-70-69-68--275...... -13 56. David Lowe, ASU...... 76-76-74-77--303...... +15 2. Daniel Miernicki, ORE...... 68-72-66-71--277...... -11 57. Johnny Widmer, COLO...... 74-76-73-81--304...... +16 3. Sam Smith, USC...... 77-68-67-67--279...... -9 Philip Bagdade, ARIZ...... 77-78-79-70--304...... +16 Eugene Wong, Oregon...... 69-68-69-73--279...... -9 59. Marcel Puyat, STAN...... 77-76-74-78--305...... +17 5. Patrick Cantlay, UCLA...... 69-70-71-70--280...... -8 Ben Itterman, Oregon...... 78-72-78-77-305...... +17 Brandon Hagy, CAL...... 73-73-66-68--280...... -8 61. Brandon Kida, Utah...... 75-78-75-78--306...... +18 7. Pedro Figueiredo, UCLA...... 71-69-71-70--281...... -7 62. Patrick Grimes, STAN...... 82-75-73-77--307...... +19 8. Patrick Rodgers, STAN...... 73-74-65-70--282...... -6 Kent Hagen, WSU...... 79-71-76-81--307...... +19 Joel Stalter, CAL...... 71-70-72-70--283...... -5 Spencer Fletcher, ASU...... 74-78-77-78--307...... +19 Chris Williams, WASH...... 72-70-71-70--283...... -5 65. Daniel Engle, Utah...... 74-78-76-81--309...... +21 11. Nick Chianello, OSU...... 71-72-69-72--284...... -4 66. Cameron Palmer, ASU...... 77-78-76-79--310...... +22 12. Jeffrey Kang, USC...... 73-70-71-71--283...... -3 67. Joe Webber, Utah...... 82-81-75-74--312...... +24 13. Matt Rawitzer, OSU...... 75-70-69-73--287...... -1 Brenden Redfern, ARIZ...... 77-80-80-75--312...... +24 Anton Arboleda, UCLA...... 73-70-69-75--287...... -1 69. Larry Iverson, WASH...... 78-79-80-76--313...... +25 Max Homa, CAL...... 72-74-69-72--287...... -1 70. Trent Redfern, ARIZ...... 85-76-78-77--316...... +28 16. Erik Oja, ARIZ...... 74-71-71-72--288...... E Ben Bankhead, Utah...... 79-83-78-76--316...... +28 17. Martin Trainer, USC...... 74-74-71-70-289...... +1 - Cameron Wilson, STAN...... 76-66-A-72 - Marthias Schjoelberg, ASU...... 76-71-70-72--289...... +1 19. Alex Moore, OSU...... 76-74-69-71--290...... +2 Michael Kim, CAL...... 73-73-70-74--290...... +2 21. Steve Lim, USC...... 74-72-72-73--291...... +3 2012 NCAA TEAM RESULTS Anthony Paolucci, USC...... 70-72-75-74--291...... +3 (Top-eight teams and other Pac-12 finishers) Cheng-Tsung Pan, WASH...... 73-73-71-74--291...... +3 Andrew Vijarro, Oregon...... 79-72-68-72--291...... +3 1. Alabama...... 285-287-287--859...... +7 Robbie Ziegler, Oregon...... 72-74-71-74--291...... +3 2. UCLA...... 289-287-285--861...... +9 26. Jason Burstyn, COLO...... 77-72-71-72--292...... +4 3. Texas...... 290-295-284--869...... +17 27. David Oraee, COLO...... 74-70-76-73--293...... +5 4. CALIFORNIA...... 295-289-287--871...... +19 Jeff Hamm, CAL...... 75-75-71-72--293...... +5 San Diego State...... 292-295-284--871...... +19 Myles Sullivan, Utah...... 76-73-72-72--293...... +5 6. WASHINGTON...... 296-286-290--872...... +20 30. Jonnie Motomochi, OSU...... 71-73-74-76--294...... +6 7. OREGON...... 291-294-288--873...... +21 Jay Hwang, UCLA...... 79-69-69-77--294...... +6 8. Kent State...... 293-291-291--875...... +23 32. Frank Frame, WSU...... 76-73-72-74--295...... +7 Florida State...... 290-290-295--875...... +23 Jonathan Woo, Oregon...... 77-76-70-72--295...... +7 10. LIberty...... 295-288-293--876...... +24 Tucker Wadkins, ARIZ...... 73-73-71-78--295...... +7 15. USC...... 298-286-296--880...... +28 35. Trevor Simsby, WASH...... 73-72-78-73--296...... +8 19. STANFORD...... 293-302-290--885...... +33 Michael Anderson, WSU...... 73-74-70-79--296...... +8 37. David Fink, OSU...... 72-76-74-75--297...... +9 Ty Chambers, WASH...... 75-75-76-71--297...... +9 Derek Fribbs, COLO...... 73-75-73-76--297...... +9 Alex Kim, UCLA...... 75-74-71-77--297...... +9 41. Trent Sanders, WSU...... 73-72-73-80--298...... +10

PAC-12 MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS // April 25, 2013 4 PAC-12 TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS PAC-12 GOLFER PAC-12 FRESHMAN 1960 Stanford OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR 1958 Alan Geiberger, USC 286 1961 Washington 1976 , Jr., USC 1999 John Lepak, OSU 1959 Alan Geiberger, USC 288 1962 USC 1977 Scott Simpson, Sr., USC 2000 , ARIZ 1960 Pete Choate, STAN 293 1961 Clint Names, WASH 286 1963 Washington 1978 Brent Murray, Sr., ORE 2001 , USC 1979 Scott Watkins, Sr., ASU 2002 Ben Hayes, USC 1962 Pete Choate, STAN 290 1964 USC 1963 Dave Stockton, USC 288 Corey Pavin, So., UCLA 2003 Alejandro Canizares, ASU 1965 USC 1964 Sherman Finger, USC 280 1966 USC 1980 Tom Pernice, Jr., UCLA Michael Wilson, CAL 1965 Sherman Finger, USC 286 1967 USC 1981 Ron Commans, Sr., USC 2004 Henry Liaw, ARIZ 1966 Sherman Finger, USC 291 1968 Stanford Dan Forsman, Sr., ASU 2005 Rob Grube, STAN 1967 Kemp Richardson, USC 282 1969 USC 1982 Corey Pavin, Sr., UCLA 2006 Erik Flores, UCLA 1968 Kemp Richardson, USC 290 1970 Stanford 1983 Steve Pate, Jr., UCLA 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 1969 Bob Allard, OSU 289 1971 USC 1984 , So., USC 2008 Sihwan Kim, STAN Bruce Osborne, USC 289 1985 Duffy Waldorf, Sr., UCLA 2009 Gregor Main, UCLA S. Adelman, STAN 289 1972 USC 1970 Pete Lazzlo, UCLA 291 1973 USC 1986 Sam Randoplh, Sr., USC 2010 T.J. Vogel, USC Allan Tapie, USC 291 1974 Stanford 1987 Bill Mayfair, Jr., ASU Chris Williams, WASH Gary Sanders, USC 291 1975 USC 1988 Larry Silveira, Sr., ARIZ 2011 Patrick Cantlay, UCLA Craig Griswold, ORE 291 1976 Oregon (North) 1989 Robert Gamez, Jr., ARIZ 2012 Patrick Rodgers, STAN 1971 Scott Masingill, OSU 292 USC (South) 1990 , So., ASU 1972 Craig Griswold, ORE 290 1977 Oregon (North) 1991 Phil Mickelson, Jr., ASU 1973 Mark Pfeil, USC 274 Stanford (South) 1992 Phil Mickelson, Sr., ASU 1974 Peter Jacobsen, ORE 280 1975 Scott Simpson, USC 290 1978 USC 1993 David Berganio, Sr., ARIZ 1976 Peter Jacobsen, ORE (N) 209 1979 Arizona State 1994 Todd Demsey, Sr., ASU Scott Simpson, USC (S) 214 1980 USC 1995 , Fr., STAN 1977 Phil Currie, ORE (N) 215 1981 Arizona State 1996 Tiger Woods, So., STAN Mike Peck, STAN (S) 288 1982 UCLA 1997 Chris Hanell, Sr., ASU Larry Collins, USC (S) 288 1983 UCLA 1998 Rory Sabbatini, Sr., ARIZ 1978 Brent Murray, ORE 286 1984 USC 1999 Joel Kribel, Sr., STAN Mike Peck, STAN 286 1985 UCLA 2000 Paul Casey, Jr., ASU 1979 Scott Watkins, ASU 277 Dan Croonquist, ASU 277 1986 USC 2001 Ricky Barnes, So., ARIZ 1987 Arizona 1980 Jim Bertoncino, ASU 280 Jeff Quinney, Sr., ASU Jack Skilling, STAN 280 1988 Washington 2002 Kevin Stadler, Sr., USC Craig Steinberg, USC 280 1989 Arizona State 2003 Ricky Barnes, Sr., ARIZ 1981 Dan Forsman, ASU 283 1990 Arizona State 2004 Chris Nallen, Sr., ARIZ Tony Grimes, ASU 283 1991 Arizona 2005 Alejandro Canizares, Jr., ASU 1982 Corey Pavin, UCLA 273 1992 Stanford 2006 Alejandro Canizares, Sr., ASU 1983 Steve Pate, UCLA 290 Sam Randolph, USC 290 1993 Arizona State Rob Grube, So., STAN 1994 Stanford 1984 Paul Nolen, ARIZ 276 2007 Niklas Lemke, Sr., ASU Mike Blewett, USC 276 1995 Arizona State Jamie Lovemark, Fr., USC 1996 Arizona State 1985 Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 279 2008 Kevin Chappell, Sr., UCLA 1986 Don Walsworth, STAN 296 1997 Arizona State 2009 Matt Giles, So., USC 1987 Larry Silveira, ARIZ 289 1998 Arizona State Nick Taylor, Jr., WASH 1988 O.D. Vincent, WASH 214 1999 Arizona State 2010 Nick Taylor, Sr., WASH 1989 Christian Cevaer, STAN 203 2000 Arizona State Eugene Wong, Jr., ORE 1990 Phil Mickelson, ASU 278 2001 USC 1991 Manny Zerman, ARIZ 278 2002 USC 2011 Patrick Cantlay, Fr., UCLA 1992 Christian Cevaer, STAN 276 2003 UCLA 2012 Eugene Wong, Sr., ORE 1993 Jason Gore, ARIZ 284 2004 Arizona 1994 Jason Gore, ARIZ 287 2005 Washington 1995 Charlie Wi, CAL 279 NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 1996 Tiger Woods, STAN 270 2006 UCLA FROM THE PAC-12 FROM THE PAC-12 1997 Scott Johnson, ASU 278 2007 USC 1998 Paul Casey, ASU 283 2008 Arizona State 1938 Stanford 1942 Frank Tatum, Jr., STAN 1939 Stanford 1967 Hale Irwin, COLO 1999 Paul Casey, ASU 265* 2009 Washington 2000 Paul Casey, ASU 265* 2010 Washington 1941 Stanford 1976 Scott Simpson, USC 2001 Ricky Barnes, ARIZ 268 2011 USC 1942 Stanford 1977 Scott Simpson, USC 2002 Jim Seki, STAN 284 2012 California 1946 Stanford 1981 Ron Commans, USC 2003 John Merrick, UCLA 276 1953 Stanford 1983 Jim Carter, ASU 2004 Henry Liaw, ARIZ 279 1988 UCLA 1989 Phil Mickelson, ASU 2005 Erik Olson, WASH 276 2006 Daniel Im, UCLA 277 1990 Arizona State 1990 Phil Mickelson, ASU 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 269 1992 Arizona 1992 Phil Mickelson, ASU 2008 Creighton Honeck, ARIZ 281 1994 Stanford 1993 Todd Demsey, ASU 2009 Darren Wallace, WASH 277 1996 Arizona State 1996 Tiger Woods, STAN 2010 Eric Mina, CAL 268 2004 California 2003 Alejandro Canizares, ASU 2011 Martin Trainer, USC 275 2012 Andrew Yun, STAN 275 2007 Stanford 2005 James Lepp, WASH 2008 UCLA 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC * Lowest 72-hole individual total in Pac-10 2008 Kevin Chappell, UCLA Championship history.

PAC-12 MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS // April 25, 2013 5 NEXT... NCAA REGIONALS: May 16-18, 2013. The NCAA Men’s Golf Committee will select 81 teams and 45 individuals for regional competition in- cluding automatic qualifers (28) and at-large teams (53). Three of the six regionals will have 13 teams and ten individuals while the other three regionals will have 14 teams and five individuals. Five teams and the low individual not on an advancing team from each regional shall advance to the finals. The regional sites are as follows:

University Club, Baton Rouge, La. (Louisiana State University, host) Golden Eagle Country Club, Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State University, host) Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio, (Ohio State University, host) The Blessings Golf Club, Fayetteville, Ark. (University of Arkansas, host) Palouse Ridge Golf Club, Pullman, Wash. (Washington State University, host) Karsten Golf Course, Tempe, Ariz. (Arizona State University, host)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: May 28-June 2, 2012. All 30 teams and six individuals will complete 54 holes of stroke play. Following 54 holes of competition, an individual champion will be declared along with finishers 2-15. The top eight teams after 54 holes of play will be placed into a bracket with the number one seed playing the number eight seed, the number two seed versus the number seven seed, the number three seed versus the number six seed, and the number four seed versus the number five seed competing in match play. A total of five points will be available with one point being awarded for each individual match. Winning teams will advance to the semifinals and subsequently the finals. The first team to win three points within a match will advance, or in the case of the final match be declared the national champion. The site for the national championships is as follows:

Capital City Club Crabapple Course, Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Institute ofTechnology, host)

NCAA SUCCESS... The Pac-12 has won 14 NCAA team titles, while 12 different individuals have garnered medalist honors 15 times.

NEXT YEAR... 2014 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP: April 25-27, 2014. Host of next year’s Pac-12 Championship will be Arizona, with competition held at Gallery Golf Club in Marana, Ariz. NEXT LEVEL... THE NEXT LEVEL: The list is quite lengthy with 30 golfers from Pac-12 institutions listed among the active PGA Tour players on PGATour. com. The Conference is also well represented on the PGA Champions Tour, with 14 players hailing from Pac-12 schools.

PGA Tour PGA Champions Tour (as of April 23): (as of April 23): Ricky Barnes, Arizona Dale Douglass, Colorado David Berganio, Jr., Arizona Dan Forsman, Arizona State Paul Casey, Arizona State Bob Gilder, Arizona State Kevin Chappell, UCLA Brian Henninger, USC Ben Crane, Oregon Hale Irwin, Colorado Jay Delsing, UCLA Peter Jacobsen, Oregon , Arizona Steve Jones, Colorado Robert Gamez, Arizona Steve Pate, UCLA James Hahn, California Corey Pavin, UCLA Brandt Jobe, UCLA Don Pooley, Arizona Matt Jones, Arizona State Tom Purtzer, Arizona State Jonathan Kaye, Colorado Scott Simpson, USC Troy Kelly, Washington Craig Stadler, USC Richard Lee, Washington , Arizona State Dave Stockton, USC Scott McCarron, UCLA John Merrick, UCLA Phil Mickelson, Arizona State Pat Perez, Arizona State Tom Pernice Jr., UCLA Chez Reavie, Arizona State Rory Sabbatini, Arizona Joey Snyder III, Arizona State Mike Springer, Arizona Kevin Stadler, USC Peter Tomasulo, California Duffy Waldorf, UCLA Tom Watson, Stanford Charlie Wi, California Tiger Woods, Stanford

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