Table of Contents Roster/Schedule______2 Season Outlook______3 Chris Donielson______4 Oak Hills Country Club______5 Sean Burch______6 Kyle Collins______7 Shane Costelloe______8 Thomas Kearney______9 Matt Johnston______10-11 Philipp Krohn______12 Nick Olivarri______13 Kitt Thabungkan______14 Newcomers______15 2005-06 Review______16-17 Letterwinners______17 Conference History______18 Tournament Titles______19 Year-by-Year Results______20-29 About UTSA______30-32 About San Antonio______33 Dr. Ricardo Romo______34 Lynn Hickey______35 On the cover: Top Row (L-R): Emilliano Martinez, Southland Conference______36 Shane Costelloe and Nick Olivarri. Middle Row (L-R): Simon Merry, Philip Krohn, Kyle Collins, Matt Johnston and Head Coach Chris Donielson. Front Row (L-R): Kitt Thabungkan, Sean Burch, Thomas Kearney and Phillip Hui.

UTSA Golf Facts Location______San Antonio, Texas Enrollment______28,520 Founded______1969 Nickname______Roadrunners Colors______Orange (1655), Blue (289) and White Conference______Southland Affiliation______NCAA Division I First Season For Men’s Golf______1983 All-Time Tournament Championships______20 Lettermen Returning/Lost______8/1 Credits President______Dr. Ricardo Romo The 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Media Athletics Director______Lynn Hickey Guide was designed and written by Head Coach______Chris Donielson (Iowa State ‘84) Carlos Valdez, assistant sports in- Golf Office Phone______(210) 458-4198 formation director, with assistance Golf Coach [email protected] Best Time To Reach______Early Morning from Kyle Stephens, Sports Infor- Sports Information Director______Kyle Stephens mation Director, and Associate SID Office Phone ______(210) 458-4551 Brian Hernandez. Photography by Associate SID______Brian Hernandez Mark McClendon and Jeff Huehn. Office Phone______(210) 458-4907 Assistant SID/Golf Contact______Carlos Valdez Printing by MuiltAd of Peoria, Ill. Office Phone______(210) 458-4930 [email protected] Sports Information Fax______(210) 458-4569 Roster/Schedule

Back Row (L-R): Philipp Krohn, Shane Costelloe, Kyle Collins, Kitt Thabungkan, Matt Johnston. Front Row (L-R): Thomas Kearney, Sean Burch, Simon Merry, Emiliano Martinez, Phillip Hui, Nick Olivarri, Head Coach Chris Donielson

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Roster Name Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp. Hometown (Last School) Sean Burch 5-10 160 Jr.-2L Edinburg, Texas (Edinburg HS) Kyle Collins 6-4 160 So.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Clark HS) Shane Costelloe 6-2 145 Jr. 2L Port Of Spain, Trinidad (Maple Leaf International) Phillip Hui 5-11 160 Fr.-HS San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS) Matt Johnston 6-0 160 Sr.-3L Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (Collegiate) Thomas Kearney 6-0 140 Jr.-1L Donegal, Ireland (Bethune-Cookman) Philipp Krohn 6-4 190 Jr.-2L Norderstedt, Germany (Coppernicus) Emiliano Martinez 5-10 195 Fr.-HS Laredo, Texas (United HS) Simon Merry 5-8 140 Fr.-HS Maraval, Spain (Maple Leaf International) Nick Olivarri 5-9 145 Jr.-2L Converse, Texas (Judson HS) Kitt Thabungkan 5-11 185 Sr.-3L Bangkok, Thailand (American School) Head Coach: Chris Donielson

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Schedule Date Event (Course) Location Spring Feb. 19-20 UTSA Intercollegiate (Oak Hills C.C.) San Antonio March 12-13 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate (Carter Plantation G.C.) Springfield, La. March 19-20 Ron Moore Invitational (Palm Valley G. C) Goodyear, Ariz. March 26-27 Chenal Trojan Cup (Chenal C.C.) Little Rock, Ark. April 2-3 Wichita State Intercollegiate (Wichita C.C.) Wichita, Kan. April 16-19 Southland Conference Championship (Comache Trace G.C) Kerrville, Texas May 17-19 NCAA Central Regional (Rich Harvest Farms) Sugar Grove, Ill. May 30-June 2 NCAA Championship (Golden Horseshoe G.C.) Williamsburg, Va.

 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Season Outlook ead Coach Chris Donielson, Last fall, his 73.61 stroke average was second welcomes back an experienced best on the team. team that finished second at the H2006 Southland Conference Championship. Junior Nick Olivarri has made more than With eight letterwinners returning and 20 career tournament appearances. Last three newcomers, UTSA will be a strong season, he stood seventh on the team with a contender again this season. Despite the loss 76.85 stroke average. During the fall, Olivarri of all-conference performer John Elizondo, produced the third-best stroke average senior Matt Johnston and company look (74.23). Meanwhile, fellow juniors Shane for their first-ever Southland Conference Costelloe and Philip Krohn will provide Championship and a trip to the NCAA depth this season. Costelloe and Krohn each Regionals. recorded one top-10 finish in the fall.

Johnston, who ranked third on the team Look for senior Kitt Thagungkan and with a 75.07 stroke average and is a three- junior Sean Burch to see some action during time letterwinner, has the most experience the 2007 season. on the team. He has 34 career tournament appearances and five top-10 finishes. Three highly-recruited freshmen Phillip Hui, Emiliano Martinez and Simon Merry, will see action this season.

Hui, a local product out of Churchill High School, made one tournament appearance in the fall. He was a four-year letterwinner for the Chargers and received first-team all- district honors during his stint at Churchill.

Martinez hails from Laredo, Texas. He was a two-time district champion at United High School. In 2006, he qualified for state and captured the North Zone tournament in Mexico for the fourth time. He also plays for the Mexican National Team.

Merry brings international experience to UTSA. He has represented Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean Junior Golf Championships since 1997. He twice has Senior Matt Johnston qualified for the World-Am Team for Trinidad (2004 and 2006). In 2005, he won The Caribbean Amateur Championships Junior Thomas Kearney had a solid individual title. season for the Roadrunners in his first year. Kearney ranked second on the team with UTSA will compete in five tournaments a 74.63 stroke average. He also posted one during the spring. The Roadrunners open top-10 finish last season. During the 2006 play on Feb. 19-20, as they host the 12th fall season, Kearney helped his squad to annual UTSA Intercollegiate held at Oak three top-five team finishes. He recorded two_ Hills Country Club. The Runners will play in top-10 finishes, including a fourth-place three tournaments in March. UTSA heads showing at the UTSA Invitational. to Springfield, La., for the Carter Planatation Invitational, followed by the Ron Moore Sophomore Kyle Collins had an outstanding Invitational on March 19-20. The Roadrunners freshman year. Collins was fourth on the team wrap up the month at the Chenal Trojan Cup with a 75.53 stroke average. Last season, on March 26-27. UTSA concludes its regular he helped the Roadrunners to a second- season at the Wichita State Intercollegiate on place finish at the 2006 SLC Championship, April 2-3. On April 16-18, the Roadrunners placing 15th. Collins led the team with three _ head to Kerrville, Texas, for the 2007 Southland top-10 finishes, including two in the top five. Conference Golf Championship.

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf •  Coaching Staff Chris Donielson Head Coach Seventh Season Iowa State, 1984

In 2003 and 2006, Donielson guided UTSA to a second-place finish at the SLC Champi- onship. The Roadrunners’ final round of 272 ranks among the top five all-time rounds in league history. ntering his seventh season as head Donielson came to UTSA after spending six coach, Chris Donielson has had a seasons as the head men’s golf coach at Tulane. positive impact on the UTSA men’s Donielson led a much-improved Green Wave golfE program. team to four top-10 finishes during the 1999- Donielson has guided his student-athletes 2000 season to go with five individual top-20 to success both academically and athletically. finishes. He has produced one Southland Conference Before joining the staff at Tulane, Donielson Men’s Golf Student-Athlete of the Year, eight was the assistant men’s and women’s golf coach All-Southland Conference golfers, four aca- at the University of Oklahoma from 1992-94. demic all-league performers and two academic Donielson was a four-year letterwinner at all-district honorees in his six seasons in San Iowa State University, winning two collegiate Antonio. tournaments and serving as captain of the Donielson also has led the Roadrunners squad as a senior. to four team titles during his tenure. Three One of his collegiate highlights was tying of those came in the 2003-04 season at the PGA Tour standout Tom Lehman’s course Air Force Falcon Invitational, Crown Colony record at the Wisconsin Badger Invitational. Classic and Rice Intercollegiate. UTSA also has After winning the 1984 state amateur title had three individual medalists in the past two in Iowa, he went on to spend four-plus years seasons, including three-time medalist John on various professional tours. His professional Elizondo and the 2006 SLC Individual Cham- highlights include one win, a pair of nine-hole pion, who won the 2003 Crown Colony Classic course-record 29s and a personal low round of and the 2005 St. Croix Collegiate Classic. 64 in tournament play. Following his playing days, Donielson focused his attention toward the instructional aspect of the sport, teaching throughout the Midwest and southern states with stints at Golfweek’s prep academies and Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s summer camps, as well as at the Ar- nold Palmer Golf Academy at the Bay Hill Country Club in Orlando, Fla. Donielson and his wife, Julie, have two sons, Will (17) and Cole (9).

Head coach Chris Don- ielson instructs 2007 cap- tain Matt Johnston and former UTSA standout John Elizondo  • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Oak Hills Country Club 12th Annual UTSA Intercollegiate Monday, Feb. 19 & Tuesday, Feb. 20 Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas

Yardage: 6,691 yards Par: 71 Schedule: Monday (36 holes / shotgun start at 8 a.m.) Tuesday (18 holes / tee times beginning at 8 a.m.) Field: Air Force, Arkansas State, Baylor, DePaul, Illinois State, Louisiana- Monroe, Marshall, McNeese State, Miami (Ohio), Nebraska, New Orleans, Northern Iowa, Sam Houston, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, Texas-Pan American, UTSA “A” and UTSA “B”.

The ninth green at Oak Hills Country Club (photo courtesy of Oak Hills Country Club online - www.oakhillscc.com)

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf •  Meet The Roadrunners Sean Burch 5-10 • 160 • Jr.-2L Edinburg, Texas (Edinburg HS)

Fall 2006: Burch on the Course Competed in Fall 2006 two tourna- t57__ Adams Cup of Newport_____83-75-72-240 m e nt s d u r- t44__ UTSA Invitational ______73-76-77-226 ing the fall … Spring 2006 75___ Rice Intercollegiate______85-83-83-251 placed 57th at the Adams Cup of Newport t58__ UTSA Intercollegiate______79-76-77-232 Tournament … played as an individual at the Spring 2005 UTSA Invitational, where he finished 44th, 85___ UTSA Intercollegiate______80-81-84—245 after shooting a 73-76-77-226. Fall 2004 As A Sophomore (2005-06): Played in two t60__ Kansas Invitational______79-74-81—234 tournaments as an individual … had a scoring average of 80.50 during the spring … finished tied for 58th with scores of 79-76-77-232 at the ers in 2004 … district champion as a freshman UTSA Intercollegiate. and sophomore … also was a regional qualifier As A Freshman (2004-05): Gained valu- in cross country as a sophomore … member of able experience in two tournaments … carded the National Honor Society … graduated 12th rounds of 80, 81 and 84 for a 54-hole total of out of his senior class of 390. 245 to finish 85th at the UTSA Intercollegiate Personal: Born Dec. 6, 1985, in McAl- … tied for 60th at the Kansas Invitational in the len, Texas … son of Gary and Debra Burch fall with rounds of 79, 74 and 81. … has one sister, Ashley … plans to major in Prior To UTSA: Four-time all-district civil engineering … favorite movie is “Happy and All-Valley performer at Edinburg High Gilmore” … favorite actresses are Halle Berry School under coach Dan Nelson … posted and Jennifer Aniston … favorite athlete _ a 74.8 stroke average as a senior … won one _ Michael Jordan. tournament and finished runner-up at four oth-

 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Meet The Roadrunners Kyle Collins 6-1 • 140 • So.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Clark HS)

Fall 2006: Collins on the Course H a d t h r e e _ Fall 2006 top- 10 fin- 3____ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __69-70-74-213 32___ Adams Cup of Newport_____75-77-79-231 ishes, two of 6____ Bill Hill Crown Classic______72-72-144 which were in t36__ UTSA Invitational______75-77-72-224 the top five … started the year with a third- 3____ Battle of the Bend ______74-71-145 place showing at the Del Walker Intercollegiate Spring 2006 after firing rounds of 69, 70 and 74 … tied for t21__ Rice Intercollegiate______73-75-78-226 sixth at the Bill Hill Crown Classic … tied for t50__ UTSA Intercollegiate______76-81-72-229 36 at the UTSA Invitational with a 75-77- t43__ Orange County Invitational__75-75-73-223 t57__ Pioneer Classic______76-74-70-220 72-224 … his third-place finish at the Battle t46__ Carter Plantation Intercollegiate__79-78-82-239 of the Bend Tournament helped UTSA to a t15__ SLC Championship______73-75-73-221 second-place finish. Fall 2005 As A Freshman (2005-06): Played in all six t46__ Mean Green Classic______75-74-80—229 tournaments … helped the Roadrunners to a t59__ Baylor Invitational______82-74-75—231 fourth-place finish at the Rice Intercollegiate t41__ Del Walker Collegiate______75-73-74—222 with a 73-75-78-226 … tied for 50th at the UTSA Intercollegiate with a 76-81-72-229 … closed out the season strong with a 15th-place finish at the SLC Championship … earned valuable playing time in his first fall collegiate season … posted a 75.78 scoring average, high- lighted by a top finish of 41st at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … turned in a 75-73-74—222 at the season finale, his best 54-hole total of the season … tied for 46th at the Mean Green Classic with a 75-74-80—229. Prior To UTSA: Three-year letterwinner at Clark High School … posted a 76.0 stroke average as a senior … named all-regional, all- district and team MVP … named to the San Antonio Express-News All-Star Team and the San Antonio Super Team … finished 18th at the UIL Class 5A State Tournament … placed second in the 2005 San Antonio Men’s Amateur Match Play Championship and fourth in the 2005 San Antonio Men’s Amateur Tournament … member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born Sept. 10, 1985, in Dallas, Texas … son of Cary and Cindy Collins … father was the head golf professional at Oak Hills Country Club … plans to major in busi- ness or political science … favorite place to eat is Budro’s on the River Walk … favorite movie is “Caddyshack” … favorite athletes are Phil Mickelson and Jimmy Walker.

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf •  Meet The Roadrunners Shane Costelloe 6-1 • 145 • Jr.-2L Port Of Spain, Trinidad (Maple Leaf International)

Fall 2006: Costelloe on the Course Had one top- Fall 2006 10 finish and t 36__ Del Walker Intercolligate_ ___79-72-69-220 ranked fifth t17__ Adams Cup of Newport_____75-76-76-227 on the team t48__ Bill Hill crown Classic______79-75-154 with a 74.31 stroke average.… played in four t14__ UTSA Invitational ______74-70-74-218 tournaments … shot a season-low 69 in the t5___ Battle of the Bend______77-70-147 third round of the Del Walker Intercollegiate Spring 2006 t39__ UTSA Intercollegiate ______73-76-76-225 … placed 17th at the Adams Cup of Newport T43__ Orange County Invitational__71-81-71-223 with a final-round 227 … capped off the fall t81__ Pioneer Classic______79-68-77-224 with a fifth-place finish at the Battle of the Bend 33___ SLC Championship______78-79-72-229 Tournament. Fall 2005 As A Sophomore (2005-06): Played in four t45 Adams Cup of Newport 84-76-78—238 tournaments … shot a season-low round of 68 Spring 2005 at the Pioneer Classic … had the fourth-best t61__ Rice Intercollegiate______80-75—155 t17__ UTSA Intercollegiate______70-74-74—218 scoring average with a 75.08 … shot a season- t56__ St. Croix Collegiate______73-79-76—228 low 223 at the Orange County Invitational … t4___ El Diablo Intercollegiate____74-74-74—222 finished 33rd at the SLC Championship … tied t34__ Shocker Classic______79-76-79—234 for 45th at the Adams Cup of Newport in his t34__ SLC Championship______77-76-80—233 only fall event. Fall 2004 As A Freshman (2004-05): Posted a 76.52 72___ Mean Green Classic______79-79-82—240 stroke average, fourth-best on the team … his 52___ Del Walker Collegiate______78-75-77—230 75.88 average in the spring was also fourth on the squad … top finish was a tie for fourth place at the El Diablo Intercollegiate, where he fired three 74s for a 54-hole total of 222 to lead the Roadrunners to a runner-up finish … tied for 17th playing as an individual at the UTSA Intercollegiate, carding a 70-74-743—218 … tied for 34th at the SLC Championship with a 77-76-80—233, helping UTSA finish seventh … top fall showing was 52nd at the Del Walker Intercollegiate after carding a 78-75-77—230. Prior To UTSA: Was the 2004 Junior Ca- ribbean Championships Champion … served as captain of the Trinidad & Tobago squad at that tournament … also played soccer for Maple Leaf International. Personal: Born July 23, 1986, in Tilsenburg, Trinidad … son of Robert and Deborah Costel- loe … plans to major in business management or construction management … favorite movie is “The Patriot” … says if he had $1 million he would put it all in the bank and live off the interest for the rest of his life.

 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Meet The Roadrunners Thomas Kearney 6-0 • 140 • Jr.-2L Donegal, Ireland (Carndonagu/Bethune-Cookman)

Fall 2006: Led the team Kearney on the Course with a 72.30 Fall 2006 stroke average 30___ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __68-71-80-219 … had two top- 18___ Bill Hill Crown Classic______73-75-148 10 finishes … helped UTSA to a fourth-place 4____ UTSA Invitational______68-67-74-209 finish at the UTSA Invitational … finished sec- t5___ Battle of the Bend______73-74-147 ond-place, one stroke behind the leader at the Spring 2006 t35__ Rice Intercollegiate______77-75-77-229 UTSA Invitational with a 68-67-74-209 … tied t33__ UTSA Intercollegiate______76-74-74-224 for fifth at the Battle of the Bend Tournament t33__ Orange County Invitational__71-76-73-220 with a 73-74-147. t30__ Pioneer Classic______71-73-71-215 As A Sophomore (2005-06): Had the team’s t28__ Carter Plantation Intercolliegate__ 77-79-75-232 second-best scoring average with a 74.63 … Fall 2005 competed in five tournaments in the spring … t9___ Mean Green Classic______71-72-77—220 tied for 35th at the Rice Intercollegiate … shot t23__ Adams Cup of Newport____76-75-81—232 t16__ Baylor Invitational______79-70-71—220 a final-round total of 224 at the UTSA Intercol- t30__ Del Walker Collegiate______75-74-70—219 legiate … had season-low 215 at the Pioneer Classic … tied for 28th at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate with a 76-81-76-232 … led the team with a 74.25 stroke average in his first season with the Roadrunners during fall play … posted a top finish of ninth at the Mean Green Classic … his 71-72-77—220 helped UTSA to a fourth-place team finish … tied for 16th with a 79-70-71—220 at the Baylor Invitational … fired a 76-75-81—232 for 23rd at the Adams Cup of Newport, as the Roadrunners placed sixth … tied for 30th at the Del Walker Intercollegiate with a 75-74-70—219. Prior To UTSA: Lettered one year at Bet- hune-Cookman in Daytona Beach, Fla. … posted a 72.3 scoring average for the Wildcats … won the Florida A&M Invitational by four shots … turned in four top-five finishes and two more top-10s … graduated from Carndonagu Community School in 2003 … named the 2002 Student of the Year … represented Ireland in several home international match play events in 2002 … won the Irish Boys Under 17s title in 2001 and finished as runner-up at the 2002 Ulster Boys Championship … also won the Ulster Under 15s Championship. Personal: Born Feb. 13, 1984, in London, England … son of Don and Geraldine Kearney … plans to major in business … enjoys playing soccer and watching movies … aspires to qualify for the PGA Tour … favorite athletes are Padraig Harrington and the Liverpool Football Team.

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf •  Meet The Roadrunners Matt Johnston 6-0 • 160 • Sr.-3L Winnipeg, Manitoba (Collegiate)

Fall 2006: Johnston on the Course Competed as an Fall 2006 individual at the 69___ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __76-74-80-230 23___ Bill Hill Crown Classic______72-77-149 Bill Hill Crown t14__ UTSA Invitational______75-70-73-218 Classic and fin- t18__ Battle of the Bend______76-74-180 ished tied for Spring 2006 23rd … fired a 70 and 73 in the final two rounds for t33__ UTSA Intercollegiate______74-73-77-224 a 14th-place finish at the UTSA Invitational … capped t43__ Orange County Invitational__74-73-76-223 off the fall season with a 18th-place finish at the Battle t43__ Pioneer Classic______71-74-72-217 of the Bend Tournament. 32___ Carter Planatation Intercollegiate__76-81-75-232 t27__ SLC Championship______78-74-75-227 Had the third-best scoring As A Junior (2005-06): Fall 2005 average with a 74.87 … finished tied for 33rd at the t21__ Mean Green Classic______76-73-74—223 UTSA Intercollegiate … fired a season-low 71 at the t5___ Adams Cup of Newport____77-76-72—225 Pioneer Classic … had his best finish of the season at t53__ Baylor Invitational______76-76-77—229 the SLC Championship with a 27th-place finish … t53__ Del Walker Collegiate______80-77-70—227 recorded a fall stroke average of 75.33, highlighted by Spring 2005 a tie for fifth place at the Adams Cup of Newport … t56__ Rice Intercollegiate______78-76—154 t29__ UTSA Intercollegiate______73-75-73—221 came back from opening rounds of 77 and 76 with an t44__ St. Croix Collegiate______76-70-79—225 even-par 72 at the Adams Cup, helping the Roadrun- t9___ El Diablo Intercollegiate____83-69-73—225 ners to a sixth-place showing … tied for 21st at the t47__ Shocker Classic______77-84-77—238 Mean Green Classic with a 76-73-74—223 as UTSA t38__ SLC Championship______79-79-76—234 finished fourth … turned in a season-low round of 70 Fall 2004 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate … in the summer t10__ Mean Green Classic______75-72-73—220 2006, he won the Manitoba Amateurs. t7___ Kansas Invitational______71-73-75—219 t14__ SMU Invitational______72—72 As A Sophomore (2004-05): Competed in the t23__ Del Walker Collegiate______71-72-78—221 2005 U.S. Amateur in Philadelphia, Pa., in August, Spring 2004 carding a 74-78—152 … named the 2004-05 South- t23__ Rice Intercollegiate______80-72-77—229 land Conference Men’s Golf Student-Athlete of the t37__ UTSA Intercollegiate______84-72-70—226 Year … ranked third on the team with a 75.15 overall t39__ Louisiana Classic______77-75-73—225 stroke average … tied for ninth at the El Diablo In- t41__ Lindsey Collegiate______70-76-84—230 tercollegiate, turning in rounds of 69 and 73 after an t80__ Border Olympics______74-74-84—232 t30__ SLC Championship______66-84-75—225 opening 83 in helping the Roadrunners to a runner-up Fall 2003 finish … tied for 38th with a 79-79-76—234 at the SLC t26__ Falcon Invitational______73-73-75—221 Championship, helping UTSA finish seventh … tied t14__ Baylor Invitational______73-71-74—218 for 29th at the UTSA Intercollegiate with a 73-75- t11__ Nestle/Purina Classic______68-74-70—212 73—221 as the Roadrunners placed fifth … posted a t9___ Crown Colony Classic______78-72-72—222 73.20 stroke average for the fall, second-best on the t15__ Del Walker Collegiate______76-72-69—217 squad … tied for seventh at the Kansas Invitational, firing a 71-73-75—219 … tied for 10th at the Mean a 218 (73-71-74) … tied for 15th at the Del Walker Green Classic with rounds of 75, 72 and 73 … posted Collegiate (76-72-69=217) … fired a 212 (68-74-70) an even-par 72 to tie for 14th at the rain-shortened at the Nestle Purina Classic to tie for 11th … helped SMU Invitational … tied for 23rd at the Del Walker the Roadrunners win the Falcon Invitational, tying Intercollegiate after carding an eight-over 71-72- for 26th (221). 78—221. Prior To UTSA: Won the Manitoba Match Play As A Freshman (2003-04): Recorded a 75.94 Tournament last summer … won his stage in Minne- stroke average in the spring, fourth-best on the team sota to qualify for the 2003 U.S. Amateur at Oakmont … turned in a season-best 66 in the first round of the (Ill.) Country Club … finished third at the Manitoba SLC Championship in Magnolia, Texas … finished Junior in 2002 … was the runner-up at the Ontario tied for 30th with a nine-over 66-84-75—225 … tied Future Links … played in the Canadian Tour’s 2003 for 23rd at the Rice Intercollegiate with rounds of 80, MTS Classic … named to the honor roll as a student 72 and 77, helping the Roadrunners win the team title of distinction his junior and senior years. … tied for 37th at the UTSA Intercollegiate with a Born July 27, 1984, in Winnipeg … son of 13-over 84-72-70—226 … posted a 72.67 fall scoring Personal: David and Diane Johnston … business major … says if average, third-best on the team … tied for ninth at he could have dinner with anyone it would be Nelson the Crown Colony Classic behind rounds of 78, 72 Mandela … lists Oak Hills Country Club as his favorite and 72, helping UTSA win its second team title of course … favorite athlete is Wayne Gretzky. the fall … tied for 14th at the Baylor Invitational with

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2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 11 Meet The Roadrunners Philipp Krohn 6-4 • 190 • Jr.-2L Norderstedt, Germany (Coppernicus Gymnasium)

Fall 2006: Krohn on the Course Competed in Fall 2006 t36__ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __76-75-69-220 four tourna- t11__ Adams Cup of Newport_____72-73-80-225 ments … had t43__ Bill Hill Crown Classic______80-73-153 his best finish of the season at the Battle of the t38__ UTSA Invitational______73-73-76-225 Bend with a fifth-place showing after shooting t5___ Battle of the Bend______75-72-147 a 75-72-147 … finished in 11th place at the Ad- Spring 2006 ams Cup of Newport … played as an individual t73__ UTSA Intercollegiate ______81-79-77-237 at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. Fall 2005 did not compete As A Sophomore (2005-06): Played in the Spring 2005 UTSA Intercollegiate as an individual and t67__ Rice Intercollegiate______82-74—156 fired a final-round 237 … had a scoring aver- t33__ UTSA Intercollegiate______76-76-70—222 age of 79.00. Fall 2004 As A Freshman (2004-05): Posted a 77.56 t63__ Mean Green Classic______77-77-83—237 stroke average, including a 75.60 in the spring, t77__ SMU Invitational______83—83 which was third-best on the team … tied for 33rd at the UTSA Intercollegiate after firing rounds of 76, 76 and 70, helping the Roadrun- ners finish fifth … shot an 82-74—156 to tie for 67th in the rain-shortened Rice Intercollegiate … tied for 63rd at the season-opening Mean Green Classic with rounds of 77, 77 and 83. Prior To UTSA: Won the 1998 Hamburg Men’s Amateur Championship … also won the 1998 Berlin Open … finished fifth at the Zutenburg Amateur. Personal: Born June 26, 1982 … son of Claus and Eva Maria Krohn … has one brother, Ferenc … lists “Vanilla Sky” as his favorite movie … favorite actor is Ben Stiller … sees himself as a famous golfer or in the movie business in 10 years.

12 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Meet The Roadrunners Nick Olivarri 5-9 • 145 • Jr.-2L Converse, Texas (Judson HS)

Fa l l 2 0 0 6 : Olivarri on the Course Had the third- Fall 2006 best stroke aver- 43___ Del Walker Intercollegiate_ __73-75-73-221 age on the team 15___ Adams Cup of Newport_____74-74-78-226 (74.23) … played 28___ Bill Hill Crown Classic______75-75-150 in five tourna- t20__ UTSA Invitational______74-73-72-219 ments … helped UTSA to a sixth-place finish at the t13__ Battle of the Bend______75-74-149 Adams Cup of Newport with a 227 … placed 28th at the Spring 2006 Bill Hill Crown Classic … wrapped up the fall season t41__ Rice Intercollegiate______79-82-70-231 tied for 13th at the Battle of the Bend Tournament. t77__ UTSA Intercollegiate ______83-72-82-238 As A Sophomore (2005-06): Ended the spring t34__ Carter Plantation Intercolleigate__75-82-77-234 season with a 77.08 scoring average … turned in a 74- t17__ SLC Championship______74-75-73-222 75-73-222 helping UTSA to a second-place finish at Fall 2005 the SLC Championship … tied for 34th at the Carter t24__ Mean Green Classic______74-70-80—224 Plantation Intercollegiate … posted his top finish t54__ Adams Cup of Newport____86-79-75—240 of 24th at the Mean Green Classic … fired a 74-70- t53__ Baylor Invitational______77-79-73—229 80—224 to help the Roadrunners to a fourth-place t51__ Del Walker Collegiate______76-72-78—226 showing … tied for 51st at the Del Walker Intercol- Spring 2005 legiate with a 76-72-78—226 … recorded a 76.58 fall t10__ Rice Intercollegiate______73-72—145 scoring average … one of four Roadrunners to record t17__ UTSA Intercollegiate______70-71-77—218 a low round of 70. t63__ St. Croix Collegiate______77-776-76—229 As A Freshman (2004-05): Garnered third-team t31__ El Diablo Intercollegiate____79-78-74—231 all-conference accolades … recorded five top-10 fin- t24__ Shocker Classic______77-76-79—232 ishes … his 73.96 stroke average led the team … tied t12__ SLC Championship______74-78-71—223 for 12th at the SLC Championship with rounds of 74, Fall 2004 78 and 71, helping the Roadrunners finish seventh t8___ Mean Green Classic______79-69-71—219 … turned in a 73-72—145 to tie for 10th at the rain- t7___ Kansas Invitational______74-72-73—219 shortened Rice Intercollegiate … tied for 17th at the t8___ SMU Invitational______71—71 UTSA Intercollegiate with a 70-71-77—218, helping 2____ Del Walker Collegiate______65-74-71—210 UTSA place fifth … led UTSA with a 71.90 scoring average in the fall … fired a the Year for Converse Judson three-under 65-74-71—210 to High School under coach Randy tie for second at the Del Walker Spivey … three-time district Intercollegiate … his 65 in the champion … co-regional cham- first round was a team-low pion as a senior … finished fifth for the year … helped lead at the 2003 AJGA Valero Texas UTSA to a third-place finish Junior Open … won the 2003 San at the Kansas Invitational, tying Antonio City High School and for second with a three-over Trans-American Junior titles 74-72-73—219 … recorded a … took third at the 2003 Texas- hole-in-one during the second Oklahoma Junior … represented round at Kansas … tied for the U.S. at the 2003 World Junior eighth with a one-under 71 Golf Cup in Scotland. in the rain-shortened SMU Personal: Born April 17, Stonebridge Invitational, as 1986, in San Antonio … son of the Roadrunners tied for third William and Laura Olivarri … place … posted a three-over plans to major in marketing or fi- 79-69-71—219 in his collegiate nance … favorite athlete is Lance debut at the Mean Green Clas- Armstrong … lists shooting 64 at sic, tying for eighth place. the Texas/Oklahoma Junior as the greatest day of his life. Prior To UTSA: 2003-04 San Antonio Prep Player of

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 13 Meet The Roadrunners Kitt Thabungkan 5-11 • 185 • Sr.-3L Bangkok, Thailand (The American School)

Fall 2006: Thabungkan on the Course Played as an in- Fall 2006 dividual at the t49__ UTSA Invitational______77-76-76-229 UTSA Invita- Spring 2006 tional … tied for t48 Rice Intercollegiate______80-77-76-233 49th place. t62__ UTSA Intercollegiate ______78-74-82-234 As A Junior (2005-06): Played in two tourna- Fall 2005 ments during the spring season … shot a final- t46__ Mean Green Classic______76-72-81—229 54-hole total 233, to help UTSA finish in fourth t31__ Baylor Invitational______74-76-74—224 at the Rice Intercollegiate … registered a 74.78 t36__ Del Walker Collegiate______72-76-72—220 fall stroke average, second on the squad … tied Spring 2005 for 31st competing as an individual at the Baylor t21__ UTSA Intercollegiate______73-71-75—219 Invitational with a 74-76-74—224 … turned in a t14__ St. Croix Collegiate______72-68-78—218 72-76-72—220 for 36th place at the Del Walker 84___ El Diablo Intercollegiate____84-83-81—248 Intercollegiate. t18__ Shocker Classic______73-79-79—231 As A Sophomore (2004-05): Top spring finish t23__ SLC Championship______74-81-75—230 was a tie for 14th at the St. Croix Collegiate Clas- Fall 2004 sic, where he carded a 72-68-78—218 to help lead 60___ Del Walker Collegiate______82-76-81—239 the Roadrunners to a tie for fifth place … tied for Spring 2004 18th at the Shocker Classic, firing a 73-79-79—231 t13__ Rice Intercollegiate______72-76-77—225 … tied for 23rd at the SLC Championship with a t11__ Roadrunner Intercollegiate__71-72-75—218 74-81-75—230, helping UTSA finish seventh … t39__ Louisiana Classic______75-73-77—225 posted a 73-71-75—219 to tie for 21st at the UTSA 5____ Lindsey Collegiate______69-73-78—220 Intercollegiate as the Roadrunners placed fifth. t29__ Border Olympics______75-72-73—220 As A Freshman (2003-04): Led the team with t26__ SLC Championship______78-69-77—224 a 74.00 stroke average in the spring … posted top Fall 2003 finish of fifth at the Lindsey Collegiate in Bryant, t57__ Crown Colony Classic______82-79-85—246 Ark., firing rounds of 69, 73 and 78 for a seven- over 220 … tied for 11th at the UTSA Intercollegiate and was Order of Merit for Thai the top UTSA finisher with Junior Golfer of the Year a five-over 71-72-75—218 from the Thailand Golf … carded a 72-76-77—225 Association … captured to tie for 13th playing as an third place at the 23rd individual at the Rice Inter- Asia Pacific Junior Golf collegiate … tied for 26th at Championships in Ma- the SLC Championship in laysia and third place at Magnolia, Texas, firing an the Myanmar Amateur … eight-over 78-69-77—224 … recorded 34 victories and tied for 29th at the A&M Bor- 63 top-five finishes in his der Olympics with a four-over junior golfing career. 75-72-73—220. Personal: Born Sept. Prior To UTSA: A stand- 21, 1985, in Bangkok, out senior at The American Thailand … favorite song School of Bangkok … played is “Leaving On A Jet for the Thailand Junior Na- Plane” … favorite athlete tional team in 2001 … finished is Shaquille O’Neal … 15th (72-74-71-72=289) in the favorite actor is Jackie 16-18 year-old division of the Chan … has always want- Junior World Golf Champi- ed to parachute … lists onship at Torrey Pines South Sea World as his favorite Course in San Antonio in place to have fun in San 2001 … was awarded First Antonio.

14 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Meet The Roadrunners

Phillip Hui 5-11 • 160 • Fr.-HS San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS)

Fall 2006: Played Hui on the Course in one tournament Fall 2006 (UTSA Invitational) t49__ UTSA Invitational______74-77-78-229 … tied for 49th with a 74-77-78-229. Prior To UTSA: A four-year letterwinner Personal: Born Nov. 17, 1987, in San An- at Churchill High School … was first-team tonio, Texas … favorite movie is “Rounders” all-district and all-region for the Chargers … … favorite athlete is Tiger Woods … favorite placed second at the City Men’s Match Play … actor is Will Ferrell … like to play cards in his qualified for the Rolet Tournament of Champi- spare time … enjoys watching basketball and ons and the Foot Joy Boys Invitational. football … majoring in business.

Emiliano Martinez 5-10 • 195 • Fr.-HS Laredo, Texas (United HS) Fall 2006: Did not Personal: Born March 21, 1988, in Laredo, compete in the Fall. Texas … favorite movie is “Happy Gilmore” … Prior To UTSA: favorite athlete is Tiger Woods … favorite food Lettered four years at is sushi … likes to practice on his golf game United High School … a two-time District 5A and workout in his spare time … majoring in Champion … placed second at regionals in 2006 business. … won the North Zone Tour Championship in Mexico … a member of the Mexican National Team.

Simon Merry 5-8 • 142 • Fr.-HS Maraval, Trinidad (Maple Leaf International)

Fall 2006: Did not at Caribbean Amateur Golf Championships compete in the Fall. 2004 in Bahamas … won the Republic Bank Prior To UTSA: Has represented Trinidad Junior Golf Open in 2004 … represented and Tobago in the Caribbean Junior Golf Trinidad and Tobago at the 2006 Caribbean Championships since 1997 … placed second Amateur Golf Championships in Jamaica._ in the Caribbean Junior Golf Champion- Personal: Born May 2,1987, in Port of Spain ships 2004 in St. Croix … placed 12th in the … favorite movie is “Scarface” … favorite ath- Optimist Junior Golf Tournament 2004 in lete is Stephen Ames … favorite actor is Paul Florida … finished fourth in the Trinidad Walker and favorite actress is Jessica Alba … and Tobago Men’s Open and won the 2005 likes to play soccer and hang out with friends Guardian General Tournament in Tobago … during his spare time … favorite food is curry member of the Trinidad and Tobago team … major undecided.

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 15 Season Review 2005-06 Review Honor Roll John Elizondo - 2006 SLC Championships Individual Medalist and second-team All-SLC honors Matt Johnston - 2006 Capitol One/Southland Conference All-Academic Team

2005-06 Overall Averages Player Rds-Stks Lo Avg. Top Finish John Elizondo 33-2454 67 74.36 1st at SLC Championship Thomas Kearney 30-2239 70 74.63 T-9th at Mean Green Classic Matt Johnston 27-2027 70 75.07 T-5th at Adams Cip of Newport Kyle Collins 30-2266 70 75.53 t-15th at SLC Championship Shane Costelloe 15-1139 68 75.93 33rd at SLC Championship Kitt Thabungkan 18-1373 72 76.28 T-31st at Baylor Invitational Nick Olivarri 27-2075 70 76.85 T-17th at SLC Championship Philipp Krohn 3-237 77 79.00 T-73rd UTSA Intercollegiate Sean Burch 6-483 76 80.50 75th at Rice Intercollegiate

Team Results - Fall 2005 4th/14 Mean Green Classic (Denton, Texas) 292-285-308-885 6th/16 Adams Cup of Newport (Newport, R.I.) 323-306-300-929 8th/15 Baylor Invitational (Waco, Texas) 308-297-282-895 10th/12 Del Walker Intercollgiate (Long Beach, Calif.) 296-297-292-875

Fall 2005 Averages Player Rds-Stks Lo Avg. Top Finish Thomas Kearney 12-891 70 74.25 T-9th at Mean Green Classic Kitt Thabungkan 9-673 72 74.78 T-31st at Baylor Invitational John Elizondo 12-903 70 75.25 T-9th at Mean Green Classic Matt Johnston 12-904 70 75.33 T-5th at Adams Cup of Newport Kyle Collins 9-682 73 75.78 T-41st at Del Walker Intercolleigate Nick Olivarri 12-919 70 76.58 T-24 Mean Green Classic Shane Costelloe 3-238 76 79.33 T-45th at Adams Cup of Newport

Team Results - Spring 2006 4th/14 Rice Intercollegiate (Missouri City, Texas) 300-301-298-899 8th/17 UTSA Intercollegiate (San Antonio, Texas) 301-294-296-891 10th/15 Orange County (Orlando, Fla.) 290-300-291-883 9th/17 Pioneer Classic (Goodyear, Ariz.) 289-286-284-859 10th/12 Carter Plantation (Springfield, La.) 307-316-307-930 2nd/10 SLC Championship (Kingwood, Texas) 292-295-293-880

Spring 2006 Averages Player Rds-Stks Lo Avg. Top Finish John Elizondo 18-1331 67 73.94 1st at SLC Championship Thomas Kearney 15-1119 71 74.60 T-28th at carter Plantation Matt Johnston 15-1123 71 74.87 T-27th SLC Championship Shane Costelloe 12-901 68 75.08 33rd SLC Championships Kyle Collins 18-1358 70 75.44 T-15th at SLC Championship Nick Olivarri 12-925 70 77.08 T-17th at SLC Championship Kitt Thabungkan 6-467 74 77.83 T-48th at Rice Intercollegiate Philipp Krohn 3-237 77 79.00 T-73rd at UTSA Intercollegiate Sean Burch 6-483 76 80.50 75th at Rice Intercollegiate

16 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Season Review/Letterwinners Fall 2006 Review Fall 2006 Overall Averages Player Rds-Stks Lo Avg. Top Finish Thomas Kearney 10-723 67 72.30 4th at UTSA Invitational Kyle Collins 13-957 69 73.61 3rd at Battle of the Bend Nick Olivarri 13-965 72 74.23 T-13th at Battle of the Bend Philipp Krohn 11-817 69 74.27 T-5th at Battle of the Bend Shane Costelloe 13-966 69 74.31 T-5th at Battle of the Bend Matt Johnston 10-747 70 74.70 T-14th at UTSA Invitational Sean Burch 3-226 73 75.33 T-44th at UTSA Invitational Kitt Thabungkan 3-229 76 76.33 T-49th at UTSA Invitational Phillip Hui 3-229 74 76.33 T-49th at UTSA Invitational

Team Results - Fall 2006 5th/13 Del Walker Intercollegiate (Long Beach, Calif.) 286-287-296-869 6th/12 Adams Cup of Newport (Newport, R.I.) 296-298-313-907 5th/13 Bill Hill Crown Classic (Lufkin, Texas) 299-295-594 4th/11 UTSA Invitational (Kerrville, Texas) 292-283-291-866 2nd/12 Battle of the Bend (Lafayette, La.) 298-289-587 UTSA Letterwinners Brett Alexander______1984 David Graves ______1995 Rene Rangel ______1985-86 Quint Alexander______1984 Paul Griff ______1994 Tom Relf ______1988 Rob Anderson______1989-90 Ryan Hardgrave ______2003 Daniel Richards ______1995 Shawn Angel ______1983 John Hays ______1994-95 Brad Rodgers ______1991-92 Jim Aycock ______1983 Luke Healy ______2001-04 Rick Sanchez ______1983 Derek Bartlett ______1997 Lane Heginbotham ______1989 Jorge Sandoval ______1988 Bill Bell ______1987 Howard Herring ______1996 Michael Schaeffer ______2001-03 Chris Benestante ______1998-99 Steve Hresko ______1985-86 Jimmy Schnurr ______1991 Jeff Bopp ______2002-03 Zach Hugos ______1994-95 Jeffery Seibert ______1994-95 Chris Brauner ______1989-90 David Hullett ______1991-92 John Sewall ______1994-97 Larry Bryan ______1988-89 Andrew Hutchins ______1999 Sam Sinclair ______1994-95 Sean Burch______2005-P Randy Jones ______1997-2000 Jason Smith ______1989 Peter Burns ______1998-99 Mikael Johnson ______1991-92 Shawn Smith ______1993 Jerry Carnahan ______2000-02 Matt Johnston______2004-P Christian Snethkamp ____1992-93 Joe Caruso ______1984-85 Danny Kloza ______1985-86 Derek Steinbruck ______1990-92 Jorge Cerda ______1988 Thomas Kearney______2006-P Kitt Thabungkan______2004-06 Chris Chapa ______1999-2000 Philipp Krohn______2005-P Hector Trevino ______1989-90 Rick Chevalier ______1986 Jeff Linnstaedter ______1988 Mike Tucker ______1986-87 Chris Clark ______1990 Chuck Lyon ______1993 Lars Ulfvengren ______1995-98 Ray Cole ______1987 Keith McRee ______1998-99 Roland Villarreal ______2003 Kyle Collins______2006-P Gibby Martens ______1999-2002 Scotty Wade ______1997-98 Michael Connell ______1994-95 Kurt Martin ______1985-88 Billy Walsh ______1993 Shane Costelloe______2005-P Tim Martin______2004-06 Steve Ward ______1994-95 Danilo Crnomut______2002-03 Robert May ______1983 Court Watson ______1999-2002 Ryan Cromwell ______2003-04 Vicente Mayo ______2000 Christopher Weil ______2002 Keith Cunningham ______1988 Mike Mezei ______2003-04 Gordon Wessels ______1989-90 Stuart Curren ______1994 Nick Milanovich ______1983 Cade White ______1990-91 M. Jason Daly ______1994 Allan Mireault ______1984 Zen Wiebe ______2000 Charles Dixon ______1997-2000 Lance Mullins ______1991-93 Brett Wilder ______1999-2000 Magnus Dohlvik _____ 1997-2000 Jimmy Muse ______1997-2000 Mark Wilson ______1998 Johan Edfors ______1995-96 Jay New ______1997-99 Clint Winn ______1992 John Elizondo______2003-06 Chad Norris ______1993 Stoney Womack ______1994-95 Mike Flaherty ______1986 Bryan Novoa ______1993 Masashi Yamada ______1999 Mike Flanigan ______1988 Nick Olivarri______2005-P Thomas Fowler ______1995-96 Bryan Parker ______1990-91 Mike Givilancz ______2001-02 David Petry ______1988-89 Mike Gorski ______1984 Duffy Pugh ______2003

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 17 Conference History Southland Conference History First-Team All-SLC

Bryan Nova Michael Connell Magnus Dohlvik Gibby Martens Mike Mezei 1993 1995 1997-98 2002 2004

Second Team All-SLC Third-Team All-SLC

Gibby Martens John Elizondo Michael Givilancz Luke Healy John Elizondo Nick Olivarri 2000-01 2006 2002 2003 2004 2005

Honorable Mention All-SLC Matt Johnston John Elizondo (2005) 2004-05 SLC Men’s Golf Student-Athlete of the Year 2006 SLC Individual Champion

UTSA at the SLC Championship Year Champion Runner-Up UTSA Individual Champion 1992 Texas State (895) North Texas (897) 6th (940) Thad Harbour and Tom Kenny, TXST (219) 1993 North Texas (905) Stephen F. Austin (918) 6th (943) Brian McMyler, SFA (216) 1994 Sam Houston St. (881) North Texas (893) 3rd (897) Dean Choate, SHSU (215) 1995 Texas-Arlington (884) La.-Monroe (902) 4th (903) Jason Hughes, UTA (217) 1996 North Texas (886) Texas State (896) 7th (923) Ryan Palmer, UNT (217) 1997 Texas State (888) UTSA (889) 2nd (889) Magnus Dohlvik, UTSA (219) 1998 SE Louisiana (855) Texas State (892) 7th (906) Bill Sherman, SLU (210) 1999 Stephen F. Austin (892) Texas-Arlington (892) 8th (918) Brandt Kieschnick, SHSU and David Bolen (218) 2000 SE Louisiana (883) UTSA (884) 2nd (884) Adam Babb (213) 2001 Lamar (891) SE Louisiana (902) 7th (919) Chris Stroud, LU (213) 2002 Lamar (882) Texas-Arlington (894) 5th (909) Mark Van Hoose, LU (216) 2003 Lamar (846) UTSA (848) 2nd (848) Chris Stroud, LU (206) 2004 La.-Monroe (869) Lamar (869) 6th (882) D. Robert Jefferson, SHSU (212) 2005 Texas-Arlington (861) La.-Monroe (874) 7th (912) Jordan Krantz, UTA (208) 2006 Lamar (871) UTSA (880) 2nd (880) John Elizondo, UTSA (213)

18 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Tournament Titles All-Time Team Championships

• Olmos Park Invitational • Alamo Intercollegiate San Antonio, Texas; 1984 Sonterra Country Club; San Antonio, Texas; Oct. 1991 • Arkansas-Little Rock Invitational Little Rock, Ark.; Oct. 7-8, 1985 • UTSA Spring Golf Classic Sonterra Country Club; San Antonio, • Lu Plummer Invitational Texas; March 18-19, 1991 Elkins Lake Course; March 5-6, 1987 • Centenary Hal Sutton Intercollegiate • Baylor Invitational Northwood Country Club; Shreveport, Cottonwood Creek Country Club; La.; Nov. 6-8, 1994 Waco, Texas; March 20-21, 1987 • UTA United Technologies Invitational • St. Mary’s Invitational Bear Creek Country Club; Dallas, Texas; Willow Springs Golf Course; San Anto- Nov. 15, 1994 nio, Texas; Oct. 1-2, 1987 • Louisiana Tech Invitational • Texas Lutheran Invitational Southern Trace Golf Course; Shreve- Starcke Park Golf Course; Seguin, port, La.; Oct. 22-24, 1995 Texas; Nov. 15-16, 1987 • Centenary Hal Sutton Intercollegiate • St. Mary’s Invitational East Ridge Country Club; Shreveport, Tapatio Springs; Boerne, Texas; March La.; Nov. 6-7, 1995 19-20, 1990 • UTSA Intercollegiate • UTSA Spring Invitational Cedar Creek Country Club; San Anto- Cedar Creek Country Club; San Anto- nio, Texas; March 4-5, 1996 nio, Texas; March 5-6, 1990 • Hilton Invitational Southern Hills Country Club; Broken Arrow, Okla.; Oct. 12-13, 1999

• Shocker Invitational Wichita State Golf Course; Wichita, Kan.; April 8-9, 2002.

• Falcon Invitational Eisenhower Blue Course; Colorado Springs, Colo.; Sept. 19-21, 2003

• Crown Colony Classic Crown Colony Country Club; Lufkin, Texas; Oct. 13-14, 2003

• Rice Intercollegiate BlackHorse Golf Club; Cypress, Texas; Feb. 9-10, 2004 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 19 Year-By-Year Results Year-By-Year Results (Editor’s note: Some years are incomplete. 1984-85 HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL We welcome any corrections) Team: Rene Rangel, Kurt Martin, Steve Nov. 11-13, 1985, Shreveport, La. Hresko, Joe Caruso, Danny Kloza. Martin 232, Tucker 233, Flaherty 237,. 1982-83 Hresko 240, Rangel 241. Team: 13th of Team: Robert May, Nick Milanovich, Jim 1985 PIZZA HUT/SHSU 15 teams, 940. Aycock, Shawn Angel, Rick Sanchez. INVITATIONAL April 15-16, 1985, Waterwood National BAYLOR INVITATIONAL UTSA 345, Baylor 308 Course, Huntsville, Texas Feb. 28-March 1, 1986, Cottonwood March 9, 1983, Tapatio Springs, Fair Rangel 82-83—165, Martin 85-81—166, Creek GC, Waco, Texas Oaks, Texas Hresko 81-87—168, Caruso 84-88—172, Martin 80-81—161; Kloza 85-78—163; Kloza 84-89-173. Team: Eleventh of 14 Chevalier 87-79—166; Tucker 85-82— UTSA 348, Trinity 310 teams, 331-339—670. 167; Flaherty 89-85—174. Team: Tied for March 11, 1983, Pecan Valley GC, San ninth out of 17 teams, 337-320—657. Antonio, Texas 1985-86 Team: Kurt Martin, Rick Chevalier, Dan UTSA/DOMINION TEXAS LUTHERAN Kloza, Mike Tucker, Steve Hresko, Mike INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Flaherty, Rene Rangel. March 28-29, 1986, Dominion CC, San March 14, 1983, Seguin, Texas Antonio, Texas May 79, Milanovich 81, Aycock 81, FORT WORTH PARKS AND t7, Martin 77-74—151; t7, Chevalier Angel 81, Sanchez 101. Team: Eighth RECREATION INVITATIONAL 73-78—151; 13, Kloza 79-74—153; of eight 332. Sept. 19-20, 1985, Pecan Valley GC, Fort 18, Tucker 78-76—154; 21 Hresko 77- Worth, Texas 78—155; 28, Flaherty 78-79—157; 32, UTSA 359, Baylor 329 1, Martin 73-70-72—215; Quint Rangel 81-78—159. Team: Fourth of nine Morris Williams GC, Austin, Texas Alexander 77-72-79—228; Caruso teams, 312-203—614. March 17, 1983 81-73-75—229; Kloza 78-74-78—230; Tucker 78-77-76—231. 1986-87 UTSA 344, Texas State 294 Team: Bill Bell. Mike Tucker, Ray Cole, March 29, 1983, San Marcos, Texas OKLAHOMA CITY Kurt Martin. INVITATIONAL UTSA 336, Texas Lutheran 290 Sept. 23-24, 1985, Lincoln Park GC, MARY HARDIN BAYLOR April 4, 1983, Seguin, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. INVITATIONAL 7, Martin 70-68-73—211; Tucker 71- Oct. 10-11, 1986, Leon Valley GC UTSA 373, Texas A&I 320, Texas 76-71—218; Caruso 74-72-73—219; Lutheran 310 Quint Alexander 77-73-72—222; Kloza LOU PLUMMER INVITATIONAL April 12, Fair Oaks CC, Fair Oaks, 77-77-74—228. Team: Sixth of six teams, March 5-6, 1-987, Elkins Lake GC, Texas 292-289-289—870. Huntsville, Texas 2, Martin 72-71—143; t14, Cole 76-73- UTSA 356, Trinity 334, Texas ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 149; t14, Tucker 71-78—149; 25, Bell A&I 316 INVITATIONAL 73-79-152; Petry 79-76—155. Team: First April 18, 2002, Willow Springs GC, San Oct. 7-8, 1985, Little Rock, Ark. out of 14 teams, 292-298—590. Antonio, Texas t1, Tucker 73-72—145; t1, Quint Alexander 74-71—145; Martin 75- BAYLOR INVITATIONAL UTSA 374, Texas Lutheran 301 73-148; Hresko 75-74—149; Caruso March 20-21, 1987, Cottonwood Creek April 27, 1983, Tapatio Springs GC, 79-74—153. Team: First of 10 teams, CC, Waco, Texas Boerne, Texas 297-290—587. Note: First collegiate t5, Bell 77-72—149; t5, Tucker 74-75— victory. 149; 12, Cole 75-76—151; t14, Martin 1983-84 75-77—152; Sandoval 83-83—166. Team: Team: Mike Gorski, Joe Caruso, Allan ST MARY’S FALL INVITATIONAL First out of 15 teams, 301-300—601. Mireault, Brett Alexander, Quint Octc. 14-15, 1985, Tapatio Springs GC, Alexander. Coach: Joe Horlen. Boerne, Texas 1987-88 3, Martin 76-73—149; 5, Caruso 75- Team: Kurt Martin, Tom Relf, David UTSA BLAST OFF TOURNAMENT 75—150; 15, Q. Alexander 81-74—155; Petry, Jeff Linnstaedter, Larry Bryan, Sept 20, 1983, Fair Oaks CC, San 16, Tucker 77-78—155; 18, Kloza 80- Jorge Cerda, Jorge Sandoval, Keith Antonio. 76—156. Team: Third of 10 teams, Cunningham, Mike Flanigan. UTSA 301, Mary Hardin Baylor 306, 308-298—606. Texas Lutheran 311, Mary Hardin Baylor ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL B 316, St. Edward’s 316, Texas A&I 320, TEXAS WESLEYAN Oct. 1-2, 1987, Willow Springs GC, Trinity 320, St. Mary’s 337. INVITATIONAL San Antonio Gorski 71, Caruso 73, Mireault 75, B. Oct. 24-25, 1985, Pecan Plantation GC, t8, Bryan 78-74—152; t9, Petry 75- Alexander 82, Quint Alexander 85. Granbury, Texas 78—153; Team: First 300-300-600 2, Martin 71-69-140; Tucker 72-77-149; UTSA, Schreiner Kloza 73-78-151; Caruso 76-76-152; TEXAS INVITATIONAL Sept. 28, 1983, Tapatio Springs GC, Flaherty 80-72-152. Team: First of 18 Oct. 11-13, 1987, Grand Prairie CC, Boerne teams. Grand Prairie, Texas 4, Petry 74-74—148; t46, Bryan 88- UTSA, Texas Lutheran TRINITY INVITATIONAL 80—168; Team: Tied for sixth out of 20 Oct. 3, 1983, Seguin CC, Seguin, Texas Nov. 4-5, 1985, Pecan Valley GC, San teams 313-309—622. Antonio

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JAMES MCIVER INVITATIONAL TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC SAM HOUSTON STATE Oct. 21-22, 1987, Elkins Lake GC, CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT INVITATIONAL Huntsville, Texas April 20-22, 1988, Waterwood National March 2-3, 1989, Elkins Lake, Huntsville, t33, Petry 76-77—143; Martin 72-78-150; GC, Huntsville Texas Petry 76-77-153; Linnstaedter 73-81- 23, Petry 77-78-83—238; t26, Bryan t12, Anderson 76-73—149; t25, Brauner 154; t49, Bryan 78-78-156; Flanagan 80-82-78—240; Team: Sixth 309-330- 75-77—152; t30, Wessels 78-75—153; 79-81-160. Team: Tenth of 10 teams, 316—955. t32, Trevino 77-77—154; t50, Bryan 299-314—613. 81-77—158. Team: Sixth of 16 teams, 1988-89 306-302—608. CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS Team: Rob Anderson, Chris Brauner, INVITATIONAL Larry Bryan, Lane Heginbotham, David ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL Oct. 29-30, 1987, Fairway Oaks CC, Petry, Jason Smith, Hector Trevino, March 6-7, 1989, Tapatio Springs CC, Abilene, Texas Gordon Wessels. Boerne, Texas t15, Martin 83-76-159; t15, Petry 76-83— Third of 15 teams, 305-313-618. 159; t15, Bryan 86-73—159; Linnstaedter TEXAS MEN’S 79-77-156; Bryan 86-73-159; Relf 85-74- INTERCOLLEGIATE NCNB INVITATIONAL 159. Team: Seventh 323-300—623 Sept. 26-28, 1988, Woodhaven CC, March 20-21, 1989, Cottonwood Creek Austin GC, Waco, Texas TEXAS LUTHERAN t8, Anderson 75-75-70—220; t11, Bryan Team: Tied for 21 out of 29 teams, 315. INVITATIONAL 77-72-73—222; t12 Wessels 76-72-75— (did not play final round due to bad Nov. 15-16, 1987, Starcke Park GC, 223; t19, Petry 79-75-78—232. Team: weather. Seguin, Texas Sixth of 15 teams, 302-294-296—892. t3, Petry 75-73-77—225; Team: First, BEAR CREEK INVITATIONAL 299-284-311–894 UC FERGUSON ALL-COLLEGE March 23-24, 1989, Bear Creek GC, TOURNAMENT Dallas, Texas CROWN COLONY CLASSIC Oct. 3-4, 1988, Westbury CC, Oklahoma Feb. 27-28, 1988, Crown Colony CC, City, Okla. TAAC TOURNAMENT hosted by S.F. Austin, Lufkin, Texas t7, Anderson 70-76-77—223; 8, Wessels April 15-18, 1989, Innsbruck CC, t26, Petry 81-84-165; 31, Martin 80- 73-75-65—224; t15, Bryan 71-76-81— Atlanta, Ga. 91-171; 32, Bryan 85-88—173;36, 228; t18, Petry 77-74-80—231. Team: Linnstardter 84-95-179; 37, Flanigan Second of 15 teams, 285-301-312-898. 1989-90 93-88-181. Team: Ninth of nine teams, Team: Rob Anderson, Chris Brauner, 423-446—869 CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS Chris Clark, Bryan Parker, Derek INVITATIONAL Steinbruck, Hector Trevino, Gordon BORDER OLYMPICS Oct. 20-21, 1988, Fairway Oaks CC, Wessels. March 5-6, 1988, Laredo CC, Laredo, Abilene, Texas Texas 7, Wessels 77-70—147; 17, Petry 76- TEXAS INVITATIONAL t26, Petry 73-70-80-223; Martin 76-80- 74—150; t23, Bryan 72-79—151; 57, Sept. 25-26, 1989, Woodhaven CC, Fort 70-226; Sandoval 77-80-78-235; t57, Anderson 78-82—160; 73, Smith 83- Worth, Texas Bryan 81-75-82—238; Linnsteadter 88—173; Team: Sixth of 12 teams, t23, Anderson 75-76-75—226; t38, 89-87-78-254; Flanagan 77-nc-nc. Team: 303-305—608. Parker 74-78-78—230; t40, Wessels 13th of 15 teams, 309-315-306—918 72-84-77—233. Team: Tied for 11th, O.D. BOUNDS 298-213-303—913. BAYLOR INVITATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE March 20-22, 1988, Cottonwood GC, Oct. 24-26, 1988, Fossil Creek, hosted by THE WOODLANDS Waco, Texas Texas Wesleyan, Fort Worth, Texas INTERCOLLEGIATE 10, Petry 75-73-148; t12, Linnstaedter 15, Wessels 73-75—148; 24, Petry 77- Sept. 29-30, 1989, TPC Woodlands 74-75—149; t16, Bryan 78-79—157; 73—150; 36, Bryan 78-74—152; t61, t2, Anderson 72-76-72—220; t24, Bryan 78-79-157; Martin 78-81—159. Smith 78-81—159; t75, Anderson 85- Brauner 78-73-79—230; t31, Wessels 82- Team: Seventh 303-308—611 86-76—247. Team: Tenth of 18 teams, 76-75—233; t36, Parker 75-75-86—237. 306-303-609. Team: Eighth, 313-306-303—922. UTSA/DOMINION CLASSIC March 14-15, 1988, The Dominion CC, MARY-HARDIN BAYLOR O.D. BOUNDS San Antonio, Texas INVITATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE t9, Petry 82-78—160; t19, Bryan 78- Nov. 9, 1988, Horseshoe Bay (Ram Rock Oct. 23-24, 1989, Fossill Creek GC, Fort 84—162; Team: Tied for sixth 316- Course). Worth, Texas 328—644. t3, Brauner 76; 3, Bryan 78; 15, Wessels t9, Brauner 76-73-80—229; t13, 84; 19, Anderson 86; Petry and Bryan Steinbruck 76-79-75—230; t31, Anderson ALL-AMERICAN DQed. 77-79-79—231. Team: Fourth, 305-303- INTERCOLLEGIATE 314—922. TOURNAMENT UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSIC March 30, April 1, 1988, Bear Creek GC, Nov. 14-15, 198, Sonterra C.C., San UTSA/SONTERRA CLASSIC Houston, Texas Antonio, Texas Nov. 13-14, 1989, Sonterra CC, San Bryan 76-80—156; Petry, 77-78—155; 1, Petry 75-74—149; 2, Bryan 75- Antonio, Texas Team: Missed cut, 308-299—607 75—150; t9, Brauner 80-79—159; t11, t8, Clark 78; t8, Anderson 78; t9, Brauner Anderson 80-81—161; t12, Wessels 79; 15, Steinbruck 80; t23, Wessels 83; SAM HOUSTON STATE CLASSIC 81-81—162. Team: Secondof 14 teams, t35, Parker 87. Team: Third (shortened April 7-8, 1988, Waterwood National 310-309—619. due to rain) 322. GC, Huntsville t17, Petry 76-78-154; t17, Martin 77- PAN AMERICAN INVITATIONAL 77—154; t29, Linnstaedter 82-75—157; Feb. 16-18, 1989, Campestre CC t65, Bryan 83-86—169; 69, Flanegan Monterrey, Mexico 86-85—171. Team: Tenth of 13 teams, 318-315—633

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RICE INVITATIONAL t21, Steinbruck 78-72—150; t28, Mullins HYATT BEAR CREEK Nov. 24-26, 1989, Columbia Lakes, 77-74—151; t38, Rodgers 81-73—154; INVITATIONAL Texas t48, Johnson 82-74—156; t63, Parker March 25-26, 1991, Hyatt Bear Creek t17, Anderson 76-72-77—225; t26, Clark 86-77—163. Team: Ninth of 15 teams, (East), Dallas, Texas 77-79-75—231; t53, Steinbruck 78-78- 318-293—611. t11, Hullett 75-75-73—223; 20, 77—233; t68, Wessels 82-81-76—239. THE WOODLANDS Steinbruck 76-76-75—227; t30, Mullins Team: Eleventh, 310-305-302—917. INTERCOLLEGIATE 81-71-77—229; t42, Schnuff 80-73-78— Sept. 25-26, 1990, TPC Course, The 231; t48, Parker 76-77-80—233. Team: WOODYARD-HUNGARLAND Woodlands, Texas Sixth of 16 teams, 307-295-303—905. INVITATIONAL 15, Mullins 75-76—151; 65, Johnson March 1-2, 1990, Elkins Lake CC, 82-80-162; t73, Steinbruck 83-81—164; TAAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Huntsville t81, White 82-86—168; 89, Parker 92- April 12-14, 1991, DeBary Plantation t6, Wessels 73-77—150; t9, Clark 80-71— 93—185. Team: Eighteenth of 18 teams, GC, DeBary, Fla. 151; t23, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t28, 322-323—645. 5, Mullins 70-75-74—219; 4, Steinbruck Anderson 81-74—155; t34, Parker 81- 72-74-72—218; t11, Hullett 76-76- 75—156. Team: Second, 313-295—608. LU ELLEN GIBBS INVITATIONAL 75—227; t26, Rogers 78-82-80—240; t30, Team: Second, 313-295—608. Oct. 11-12, 1990, Elkins Lake CC, Parker 80-85-77—242. Team: Third of Huntsville, Texas eight teams, 296-307-298—901. UTSA SPRING INVITATIONAL 4, Johnsson 72-74—146; t6, Mullins 72- March 5-6, 1990, Cedar Creek GC, San 75—147; t18, Hullett 73-79—152; t20, 1991-92 Antonio, Texas Steinbruck 75-78—153; t31, Flanagan Team: Lance Mullins, David Hullett, t2, Brauner 73-77—150; t4, Parker 76- 76-82—158. Team: Fourth of 14 teams, Derek Steinbruck, Christian Snethkamp, 75_151; t4, Clark 76-75—151; 8, Wessels 292-306—598. Chuck Lyon, Shawn Smith, Clint Winn. 79-73-152; t19, Steinbruck 77-81—158; 22, Anderson 78-82—160. Team: First, HYATT BEAR CREEK FALL THE WOODLANDS 304-306—610. CLASSIC INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct. 29-30, 1990, Bear Creek (East) Sept. 24-25, 1991, TPC Course, hosted ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL Course, Dallas, Texas by Sam Houston State, The Woodlans, March 19-20, 1990, Tapatio Springs CC, t10, Steinbruck 79-75—154; t10, Mullins Texas Boerne, Texas 79-75—154; t39, Rodgers 80-78—158; t17, Mullins 74-78—152; t48, Hullett 1, Anderson 74-66-140; 4, Wessels t47, Hullett 84-75-159 101, Johnson 80-79—159; t52, Smith 78-82—160; t74, 70-76146; t7, Steinbruck 76-64-150; 9, 89-85—174. Team: Sixth of 20 teams, Winn 82-82—164. Team: Twelfth of 18 Brauner 74-77-151; Clark 153; Trevino 322-303—625. teams, 631. 153; Parker 153. Team: First 293-293— 586. UT-PAN AMERICAN CLASSIC ELKINS LAKE INVITATIONAL Nov. 11-13, 1990, The Club at Cimarron, Oct. 17-18, 1991, Elkins Lake CC, HYATT BEAR CREEK Mission, Texas Huntsville, Texas INVITATIONAL t8, Steinbruck 71-71-74—216; t8, Hullett t5, Mullins 75-71—146; t15, Hullett March 26-27, 1990, Hyatt Bear Creek 70-74-72—216; t11, Mullins 70-73- 73-77-150; t15, Steinbruck 73-77-150; (East), Dallas, Texas 74—217; 16, Flanagan 74-76-70—220; t39, Lyon 74-80-154; 54, Winn 80- t18, Anderson 76-74-77—227; t31, t17, Rodgers 72-74-75—221. Team: Third 78—158. Team: Tied for fourth out of Brauner 77-79-74—230; t39, Parker 80- of six teams, 865. 14 teams, 598. 75-77-232; t39, Wessels 80-80-72—232; t70, Steinbruck 76-79-81—238. Team: RICE/COLUMBIA LAKES UT-PAN AMERICAN CLASSIC Tied for tenth, 311-307-300—918. INVITATIONAL Nov. 11-12, 1991, The Club at Cimarron, Nov. 22-24, 1990, Columbia Lakes CC, Mission, Texas GRAND CANYON INVITATIONAL West Columbia, Texas 1, Mullins 71-71—142; t2, Hullett 70- April 9-10, 1990, The Wigwam (West), t46, Mullins 86-75-70—231; t51, Hullett 73—143; 19, Steinbruck 75-76-151; t21, Phoenix, Ariz. 78-79-75—232; t57, Johnson 74-76- Smith 79-76—155; t29, Lyon 80-82—162. 6, Anderson 71-75-71—217; t20, Parker 83—233; t57, Steinbruck 75-82-76—233; Team: Fourth of seven teams, 882. 71-73-78—222; t35, Wessels 76-79- t62, Parker 79-79-76—234. Team: Ninth 71—226; t38, Clark 75-78-74—227; of 18 teams, 306-309-297—912. ALAMO INTERCOLLEGIATE FALL Brauner wd-wd-74. Team: Tied for CLASSIC fourth, 293-305-290—888. CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL Nov. 18-19, 1991, Tapatio Springs CC, Feb. 23-24, 1991, Crown Colony CC, Boerne, Texas TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC hosted by S.F. Austin, Lufkin, Texas t2, Steinbruck 215; t2, Hullett 215; 4, C. CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT No results available Lyon 216; 5, Winn 217. Team: First of April 15-17, 1990, The Club at Sonterra 10 teams, 875. (North) San Antonio, Texas UTSA/SONTERRA SPRING GOLF t8, Anderson 71-77-82—230; 12, Parker CLASSIC RICE/COLUMBIA LAKES 74-76-81—231; t8, Clark 72-77-81— March 18-19, 1991, Sonterra CC, San INVITATIONAL 230; t8, Wessels 75-73-82—230; 18, Antonio, Texas Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1991, Columbia Lakes Steinbruck 74-79-82—235. Team: Tied 1, Steinbruck 71-75—146; t3, Hullett CC, West Columbia, Texas for second, 291-303-326—920. 78-73—151; t6, Mullins 77-75—152; t58, Steinbruck 771-81-83—241; t72, 16, Parker 80-75—155; t37, Schnurr Hullett 85-81-78—244; t75, Mullins 82- 1990-91 81-81—162; t51, Johnson 76-89—165; 76-87—245; t81, Lyons 83-86-78–247; Team: Lance Mullins, Jimmy Schnurr, t53, White 87-79—166; t59, Rogers t85, Winn 86-81-83—250. Team: Tied Bryan Parker, Derek Steinbruck, David 81-87—168. Team: First of 13 teams, for sixteenth of 17 teams, 327-319- Hullett, Cade White, Miakel Johnson, 300-298-600. 322—968. Brad Rodgers. Michael Flanagan. US MILITARY ACADEMY CHARLES COODY WEST TEXAS INVITATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE March 22-23, 1991, Hidden Hills CC, Sept. 11-12, 1990, Fairway Oaks Golf and Austin, Texas Racquet Club, Abilene, Texas

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CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL UT-PAN AMERICAN CLASSIC 1993-94 Feb. 22-23, 1992, Crown Colony CC, Nov. 9-10, 1992, The Club at Cimarron, Team: Steve Ward, Stanley Womack, hosted by S.F. Austin, Lufkin, Texas Mission, Texas Michael Connel, John Hays, Zach Hugos, t41, Smith 77. Team: Fourteenth of 18 4, Norris 76-70-73—219; t9, Novoa 75- Jeff Seibert, Sam Sinclair, John Sewall. teams, 312. 75-73—223; 13, Curren 74-78-73—225; t24, Jason Daly 80-75-75-230; t41. WOODLANDS UTSA SPRING INVITATIONAL Scethkamp 81-77-83—241. Team: Third INTERCOLLLEGIATE GOLF March 16-17, 1992, Cedar Creek GC, San of nine teams, 305-297-294—896. CHAMPIONSHIPS Antonio, Texas Sept. 28-29, 1993, TPC, hosted by Sam t6, Snethkamp 74-76—150; 15, Schnurr RICE UNIVERSITY Houston State, The Woodlands, Texas 77-77-154; t45, Marules 81-83—164; t45, INVITATIONAL 1, Ward 67-78—145; 25, Womack 76- Lyon 81-83—164; t64, Curren 84-86-170. Nov. 27-29, 1992, Columbia Lakes CC, 78—154; 76, Connel 75-90—165; 80, Team: Tenth of 13 teams, 643. West Columbia, Texas Sinclair 81-85—166; 82, Sewall 79- t9, Novoa 80-70-74—224; t60, Griff 88—167. Team: Twelfth out of 18 teams, PECAN VALLEY INVITATIONAL 80-82-76—238; t64, Norris 82-75- 297-329—626. March 19-20, 1992, Pecan Valley GC, 82—239; t79, Curren 89-82-78—249. Fort Worth, Texas Team: Fifteenth of 18 teams, 331-309- UT-PAN AMERICAN CLASSIC Team: Tenth of 14 teams, 910. 310—950. Nov. 7-9, 1993, The Club at Cimarron, Mission, Texas DFW /BEAR CREEK Crown Colony Classic 2, Seibert 73-66-77—216; 3, Ward 74- INVITATIONAL Feb. 22-23, 1993, Crown Colony CC, 72-73—219; t8, Womack 73-79-76—228; March 23-24, 1992, Bear Creek CC, Lufkin, Texas t14, Sinclair 81-76-79—236; 19, Sinclair Dallas, Texas t41, Smith 77; t47, Curren 78; t47, 81-84-81—246. Team: Third of four t12, Lyons 223. Christian Snethkamp 78; t57, Lyon 79; teams, 301-2923-305—899. Team: Eighth of 18 teams, 914. 82, Marules 82. Team: Fourteenth of 18 teams, 312. RICE UNIVERSITY/COLUMBIA SAM HOUSTON STATE LAKES INVITATIONAL INVITATIONAL BORDER OLYMPICS Nov. 26-28, 1993, Columbia Lakes CC, April 5-6, 1992, Waterwood CC, Feb. 25-28, 1993, Laredo CC, Laredo, West Columbia, Texas Huntsville, Texas Texas t15, Ward 79-76-73—228; t25, Womack t20, Novoa 79-76-76-231; t36, Griff 78-76-77—231; t40, Connel 79-74- SLC Championship 77-80-78-235; 68, Norris 84-76-84-244; 82—235; t53, Seibert 79-83-77—239; t83, April 23-25, 1992, Crown Colony CC, t77, Flores 80-83-86-249; t85, Merules 8- Sinclair 82-86-83—251. Team: Tenth of Lufkin, Texas 88-92-259; 88, Daly 86-85-90-261. Team 18 teams, 315-309-309—933. Smith 81-76-76—233; Snethkamp 74-81- 14th of 15 teams, 324-315-328-967. 79—234; Curren 77-76-82—235; Lyon SWT CLASSIC 85-76-78—239; Marules 87-88-81—256. UTSA SPRING CLASSIC March 14-15, 1994, Circle C GC, Team: Sixth of 10 teams, 940. March 14-15, 1993, Cedar Creek GC, Austin San Antonio 7, Hays 71-73—144; Womack 78-72— 1992-93 B. Novoa 76-75—151; Norris 80-79—159; 150; Connel 78-74—152; Ward 80-72— Team: Stuart Curren, M. Jason Daly, Marules 83-81—164; Griff 86-82—168. 152; Sinclair 83-78—161. Team: Third C. Flores, Paul Griff, Peter Merulus, Team: Tied for fifth out of 11 teams, out of 11 teams, 307-291—598. Chad Norris, Bryan Novoa, Christian 315-314—619. Snethkamp, Billy Walsh. WATERWOOD HYATT CREEK INVITATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE THE WOODLANDS March 18-19, 1993, Bear Creek GC, TOURNAMENT INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF Dallas, Texas March 1994, Waterwood National G.C, TOURNAMENT No results available Huntsville. Sept. 29-30, 1992, TPC Woodlands, The t11, Hays 75-77—152; t20, Ward 78- Woodlands, Texas WATERWOOD 76—154; t25, Connel 74-81—155; t31, t28, Novoa 77-79—156; t50, Norris INTERCOLLEGIATE Womack 86-71—157; t36, Sinclair 81- 80-81—161; t50, Walsh 78-85—161; INVITATIONAL 77—158. Team: Tied for third of seven t86, Snethkamp 88-88—176; 88, Daly March 29-30-1993, Waterwood National teams, 308-301—609. 91-88—179. Team: Seventeenth of 18 GC, hosted by Sam Houston State, teams, 323-333—656. Huntsville, Texas DIET PEPSI/SHOCKER CLASSIC t2, Novoa 72-73-145; t14, Griff 76- April 4, 1994, Tallgrass CC, hosted by ACU/FAIRWAY OAKS 75—151; t21, Norris 74-79—153; t33, Wichita State, Wichita, Kan. INVITATIONAL Snethkamp 81-75—156; t62, Daly 80- t19, Hays 82-80—162; t19, Ward 83- Oct. 5-6, 1992, Fairway Oaks CC, 85—165. Team: Fourth of 13 teams, 79—162; t25, Womack 82-81—163; Abilene, Texas 302-302—604. t30, Seibert 80-84—164; 76, Sinclair Novoa 75-74—149; Norris 73-78—151; 94-86—180. Team: Seventh of 16 teams, Snethkamp 75-85—160; Curren 76- GRAND CANYON INVITATIONAL 327-324—651. 77-153. Team: Tied for 11th out of April 11-13, 1993, The Wigwam CC, 17 teams. Phoenix, Ariz. UALR INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF No results available CHAMPIONSHIPS ELKINS LAKE INVITATIONAL April 11-12, 1994, Chenal CC, Little Oct. 15-16, 1992, Elkins Lake CC, hosted SLC Championship Rock, Ark. by Sam Houston State, Huntsville, Texas April 19-21, 1993, Riverside GC t18, Hays 76-73-79—228; t26, Ward 80- (rain shortened) t3, Novoa 78-75-73—226; t27, Norris 75-77—232; t46, Seibert 82-75-81—238; t14, Novoa 74; t23, Curren 75; t18, Daly 79-72-88—239; 32, Daly 78-85-78—241; t46, Connel 73-80-84—238; t77, Womack 78; t39, Norris 77; t60, Walsh 82. Team: t39, Snethkamp 82-75-88—245; 45, Griff 82-79-84—245. Team: Ninth of 18 teams, Sixth out of 14 teams, 299. 8-87-82—249. Team: Sixth of 10 teams, 312-203-321—935. 315-207-321—943.

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SLC Championship 43rd BORDER OLYMPICS Crown Colony Classic April 18-20, 1994, Pecan Valley GC, March 24-26, 1995, Laredo CC, Laredo, Feb. 23-24, 1996, Crown Colony CC, San Antonio Texas Lufkin, Texas 6, Ward 75-71-73—219; 15, Womack 73- t9, Ward 76-73-72—221; t39, Seibert 78- t24, Muse 76-78-79—233; t24, Ulfvengren 76-75—224; 16, Seibert 75-74-77—226; 75-77—230; t72, Edfors 81-78-79—238; 78-74-81—233; t38, Fowler 81-79- 23, Hays 76-77-76—229; 29, Connel 78- t81, Ulfvengren 80-81-80—241; t81, 76—236; t67, Edfors 82-84-79—245; t77, 76-77—231. Team: Fourth of 10 teams, Womack 82-80-79—241. Team: 14th Herring 82-80-87—249. Team: Eleventh 299-297-301—897. out of 15 teams. of 17 teams, 317-311-315—943.

1994-95 UALR INVITATIONAL UTSA INTERCOLLEGIATE Team: Michel Connell, Johan Edfors, April 2-4, 1995, Little Rock, Ark. March 4-5, 1996, Oak Hills CC, San Thomas Fowler, David Graves, Zach 5, Connell 75-76-70—221; t20, Ward Antonio, Texas Hugos, John Hays, Daniel Richards, 77-76-79—232; t29, Edfors 235; t46, Jeff 6, Edfors 71-75—146; t7, Ulfvengren Jeffery Seibert, John Sewall, Sam Sinclair, Seibert 78-82-77—237; t48, Hays 81- 71-76—147; t13, Herring 77-73—150; Lars Ulfvengren, Steve Ward, Stoney 77-79—238. Team: Fourth of 18 teams, t13, Fowler 73-77—150; t30, Muse 78- Womack. 307-310-303—920. 77—155; t34, John Sewall (individual) 83-74-157. Team: First of 11 teams, UT-PAN AMERICAN GOLF SLC Championship 292-301—593. CLASSIC April 16-18, 1995, Columbia Lakes CC, Oct. 24-25, 1994, The Club at Cimarron West Columbia, Texas SOUTHWEST CLASSIC 1, Ward 69-74-68—211; t8, Connell 74- t2, Connell 77-70-73—220; t17, March 11-12, 1996, Circle “C” GC, hosted 72-70—216; t8, Edfors 74-68-74—216; Ulfvengren 228; 24, Hays 79-76-74—229; by Southwest Texas, Austin, Texas t71, Hays 75-78-80—233; 79, Sinclair t32, Edfors 234. Team: Tied for third of t11, Edfors 79-78-73—230; t22, 79-81-78—238. Team: Fourth out of 14 10 teams, 311-295-297—903. Ulfvengren 75-79-79—233; t32, Herring teams, 292-286-290—868. 79-76-80—235; t56, Muse 78-83-81—242; 1995-96 t71, Fowler 77-77-91—245; t54, Sewall HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL Team: Johan Edfors, Thomas Fowler, (individual) 81-81-79—241. Team: Sixth Nov. 7-8, 1994, Northwood C.C., Howard Herring, Randy Jones, Jimmy of 17 teams, 309-310-313—932. Shreveport, La. Muse, John Sewall, Sam Sinclair, Lars 3, Connell 71-68-75-214; 13, Ward Ulfvengren. MOE O’BRIEN MEMORIAL 79-71-74—224; t13, Ulfvengren 74-75- INVITATIONAL 75—224; t15, Womack 72-74-79-225; THE WOODLANDS March 25-26, 1996, Lake Charles CC, t36, Edfors 79-74-81—234. Team: First INTERCOLLEGIATE hosted by McNeese State, Lake Charles, of 12 teams, 296-287-303—886. Oct. 2-3, 1995, Woodlands CC, The La. Woodlands, Texas 9, Muse 76-75-78—229; t15, Herring 77- UTA/UNITED SPORTS 2, Edfors 72-72—144; t19, Ulfvengren 75-81—233; t17, Edfors 84-74-76—234; TECHNOLOGIES INVITATIONAL 76-74—150; t56, Herring 76-81—157; t27, Ulfvengren 84-79-78-241; t31, Nov. 14-15, 1994, Bear Creek Golf and t66, Muse 77-82—159; t68, Sinclair Fowler 80-80-82—242. Team: Fifth of 10 Racquet Club, Arlington, Texas 84-76-160. Team: Seventh of 18 teams, teams, 317-303-313—933. 4, Connell 75-70—145; 5, Ward 71- 304-300—604. 75–146; t5, Ulfvengren 7274—146; 28, ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK Womack 78-73—151. First of 18 teams, BILLY BUNDRICK INTERCOLLEGIATE 296-292—588. INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT INVITATIONAL April 1-2, 1996, Little Rock, Ark. UTSA SPRING CLASSIC Oct. 23-24, 1995, Shreveport, La. t27, Ulfvengren 77-77-75—229; t33, Feb. 26-28, 1995, Cedar Creek CC, San 1, Johan Edfors 69-72-79—220; 2, Lars Herring 79-75-78—232; t41, Muse 78-76- Antonio, Texas Ulfvengren 74-72-74-220; t33, Jimmy 80— 234; t52, Fowler 84-77-76—237; t61, t1, Edfors 147; t9, Ward 74-77—151; t20, Muse 79-82-75—236; t58, John Sewall Edfors 77-76-85—238. Team: Seventh of Womack 75-78-153; t20, Ulfvengren 86-85-73—244; 73, Thomas Fowler 85- 21 teams, 311-304-309—924. 72-81—153; t20, Hays 76-77—153; 83-81—249. Team: First of 18 teams, 917* t26, Seibert 73-81—154; t32, Sewall (playoff winner). SLC Championship 77-78—155; t38, Sinclair 78-79-157; April 22-24, 1996, Columbia Lakes CC, t43, Connell 75-83—158; t65, Graves HAL SUTTON INVITATIONAL West Columbia, Texas 84-84-168. UTSA ‘Orange’, fourth of 15 Nov. 6-7, 1995, Eastridge CC, hosted by t16, Muse 75-79-75—229; t22, Ulfvengren teams, 294-316—610; UTSA ‘Blue’, sixth Centenary College, Shreveport, La. 82-76-73—231; t30, Herring 77-75- of 15 teams, 301-311—612. 1, Edfors 73-69-70—212; 7, Muse 74-70- 72—234; t33, Sewall 75-80-80—235; 40, 76-220; t20, Herring 77-72-78—227; t28, Edfors 78-80-80—238. Team: Seventh of CROWN COLONY INVITATIONAL Ulfvengren 77-71-82—230; t57, Sewall 10 teams, 305-310-308—923. March 2-4, 1995, Crown Colony CC, 87-81-73—241. 73, Fowler 249; Team: Lufkin, Texas First of 12 teams, 301-282-297—880. 1996-97 t1, Edfors 72; t6, Ward 74; t37, Hays 77; Team: Derek Bartlett, Per Magnus t37, Womack 77; T66, Ulfvengren 80. UTA/UNITED SPORTS Dohlvik, Charles Dixon, Randy Jones, Team Third of 17 teams, 300. TECHNOLOGIES INVITATIONAL Jimmy Muse, Jay New, John Sewall, Lars Nov. 13-14, 1995, Fort Worth, Texas Ulfvengren, Scotty Wade. SOUTHWEST TEXAS CLASSIC t27, Johan Edfors 75-77-77—229; t36, March 12-14, 1995, Circle C G.C., Howard Herring 76-80-75—231; t36, UTPA INVITATIONAL Austin, Texas Thomas Fowler 78-75-78—231; t40, Lars Sept. 16-17, 1996, Cimarron CC, t14, Hays 73-79—152; t14, Ulfuengren Ulfvengren 76-73-83—232; t46, Jimmy McAllen, Texas 73-79—152; t31, Ward 78-77—155’ Muse 77-82-75—234. Team: Ninth of 16 6, Jimmy Muse 74-72-75—221; t7, t52, Seibert 76-83—159; t61, Connell teams, 304-305-305—914. Magnus Dolhvik 71-76-75-222; t9, 74-87—161; t66, Edfors 78-84—162 . Charles Dixon 73-72-78—223; t31, Lars Team: Tied for sixth out of 16 teams, Ulfvengren 80-74-81—235; t31, Randy 300-318—618. Jones 78-80-78—235; t31 Derek Bartlett 75-77-83—235. Team: Fifth of six teams 293-294-306—893.

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GRAND CANYON CLASSIC DIET PEPSI/SHOCKER CLASSIC BORDER OLYMPICS Sept. 23-24, 1996, Hillcrest GC, Phoenix, April 13-15, 1997, Tallgrass GC, Wichita, March 26-29, 1998, Laredo CC, Laredo, Ariz. Kan. Texas 6, Magnus Dohlvik 72-70-72—214; 5, Scotty Wade 73-79-69—221; t11, 13, Dohlvik 76-77-71—224; t15, Muse t30, Charles Dixon 80-72-73—225; t36 Magnus Dohlvik 77-74-74—225; t18, Jay 74-79-73—226; t85, New 82-81-82—245; Jimmy Muse 73-74-79—226; t39, Randy New 79-74-76—229; t42, Jimmy Muse 87, Burns 87-83-76—246. Team: Eighth Jones 77-72-78—227; t58, Derek Bartlett 78-79-78—235; t72, Lars Ulfvengren of 14 teams. 299-311-299—909. 79-74-78—231. Team: Ninth of 17 teams 85-86-76—247. Team: Fifth of 16 teams, ALL-AMERICA 310-288-310—890. 307-306-295—908. INTERCOLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT THE WOODLANDS SLC Championship March 30-April 1, 1998, Houston, INTERCOLLEGIATE April 20-23, 1997, Holytree CC, Tyler, Texas Oct. 7-8, 1996, Woodlands CC, The Texas Team: 23rd of 24 teams 38-308-616. Woodlands, Texas 1, Dohlvik 70-72-77—219; t4, Wade 76- t10, Magnus Dohlvik 74-73-78—225; 70-75—221; t11, Muse 77-71-77—225; ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK t23, Jimmy Muse 80-77-74—231; t29, 21, New 78-75-77—230; t22, Ulfvengren INVITATIONAL Charles Dixon 81-75-77—233; t58, Jay 79-81-71—231. Team: Second of nine April 5-7, 1998, Chenal CC, Little New 80-80-79—239; t69, Randy Jones teams, 301-288-300—889. Rock, Ark. 81-84-83—248. Team: Tenth of 18 teams, 1, Dohlvik 70-71-74—215; t56, Dixon 310-288-310—890. 1997-98 82-80-78—240; Muse dnp (inj).Team: Team: Chris Benestante, Peter Burns, Seventh of 17 teams, 306-314-312— RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATE Charles Dixon, Magnus Dohlvik, Randy 932. Oct. 21-22, 1996, Hillcrest CC, Lubbock, Jones, Keith McRee, Jimmy Muse, Jay Texas New, Lars Ulfvengren, Scotty Wade, WICHITA STATE CLASSIC t37, Magnus Dohlvik 76-76—152; t61, Mark Wilson. April 13-14, 1998, Tallgrass CC, Wichita, Lars Ulfvengren 80-76—156; t75, John Kan. Sewall 79-80—159; t75 Scotty Wade 85- THE WOODLANDS t40, Dohlvik 80-74-75—229; t47, New 74—159; t83, Derek Bartlett 83-79—162. INTERCOLLEGIATE 76-78-76—230; t62, Dixon 7477-81— Team: 17th of 17 teams. 15, Muse 72-74-81—227; t17, Dohlvik 232; Team: Tied for tenth of 20 teams. 74-77-78—229; 73, Benestante 82-79- 300-299-308—907. Crown Colony Classic 86—247. Feb. 23-24, 1997, Crown Colony CC, Team: Sixth of 15 teams. 295-290- SLC Championship Lufkin, Texas 297—882. April 19-21, 1998, Holytree CC, Tyler, t5, Magnus Dohlvik 71-79—150; t14, Texas Scotty Wade 80-72—152; t20, Jay RED RAIDER INTERCOLLEGIATE 8, Dohlvik 72-72-76—220; 11, Muse 71- New 79-75—154; t20, Jimmy Muse Lubbock, Texas 74-77—222; t37, Dixon 80-79-79—238. 75-79—154; t73, Lars Ulfvengren 83- 2, Dohlvik 70-67-71—208; t35, New 74- Team: Seventh of 10 teams. 298-299- 79—162. Team Second of 16 teams. 72-74—220; t82, Muse 79-74-77-230 t82, 309—906. 305-305—610. Dixon 79-74-77—230 Team: Ninth of 17 teams. 294-286- NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL UTSA INVITATIONAL 293—873. Norman, Okla. Feb. 25-26, 1997, LaCantera GC, San T75, 76-73-74—223. Antonio, Texas Crown Colony Classic t3, Magnus Dohlvik 77-76—153; t6, Crown Colony Course, Lufkin, Texas 1998-1999 Jimmy Muse 80-74—154; t13, Jay New t7, Dohlvik 145; t45, Muse 153; 76, Team: Chris Benstante, Peter Burns, 79-76—155; t16, Lars Ulfvengren 75- Benestante 166. t73, New 162. Team: Chris Chapa, Charles Dixon, Magnus 81—156; 19, Scotty Wade, 80-77—157; Twelfth of 15 teams. 307-304—611 (rain Dohlvik, Andrew Hutchins Randy Jones, t54, Charles Dixon 84-84—168. Team: shortened). Gibby Martens, Keith McRee, Jimmy Second of 15 teams, 316-303—619. Muse, Jay New, Court Watson, Brett Wilder, Masashi Yamada. WATERWOOD NATIONAL SOUTHWEST CLASSIC INVITATIONAL Feb. 15-17, 1998, Circle “C” GC, Austin, RONNIE PFIEDER INVITATIONAL March 16-18, 1997, Waterwood CC, Texas Sept. 14-15, 1998, Beaumont, Texas Huntsville, Texas t5, Dohlvik 71-74-75—220; 13, Muse 68- t18, Dohlvik 73; t35, Watson 75; t54, 7, Jimmy Muse 76-70-72—218; t10, 77-78—223; t44, Burns 78-79-74—231. Jones 76; t61, Benestante 78, Team: Magnus Dohlvik 72-73-76—221; 26, Team: Third of 16 teams. 288-300- Tied for ninth of 16, 301—301 (rain Lars Ulfvengren 79-75-74—228; t36, Jay 301—893. shortened) New 76-80-77—233; t51, Scotty Wade 77-78-85—240. Team: Third of 11 teams, UTSA INVITATIONAL SMU SHOOTOUT 301-296-299—896. Feb. 22-24, 1998, Oak Hills CC, San Oct. 19-20, 1998, Stonebridge C.C., Antonio, Texas McKinney, Texas CHENAL TROJAN CUP t2, Dohlvik 144; t36, Muse 77-77—154; t16, Watson 70-76-76-223; t43, Dohlvik INTERCOLLEGIATE t71 , Burns 80-80—160. Team: Fifth of 18 78-76-76—230; t49, Martens 74-80- March 31-April 1, 1997, Chenal CC, teams. 299-303—602 (rain shortened) 78—232; t74, Dixon 80-84-85—249; Little Rock, Ark. Team: 10th of 14 296-310-311—917 t6, Magnus Dohlvik 73-73-77—223; t27, HUNGARLAND-WOODYARD Scotty Wade 79-76-76—231; t40, Jay New INVITATIONAL BAYLOR INVITATIONAL 81-79-74—234; t49, Lars Ulfvengren March 15-17, 1998, Waterwood Resort, Oct. 26-27, 1998, Waco, Texas 78-79-79—236; t63, Jimmy Muse 78- Huntsville, Texas t31, Dohlvik 73-77-73—223; t38, Watson 83-77—238. Team: Seventh of 18 teams, t10, Muse 71-76—147; t10, Dohlvik 73-72-79—224; t41, Martens 78-75- 308-307-304—919. 72-75—147; t52, Burns 78-77—155; 72—225; t54, Jones 77-78-73—228; t64, t52, New 78-77—155. Team: Third of 19 Dixon 76-84-72—232 teams. 290-300—590 (rain shortened)

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Crown Colony Classic CROWN COLONY CLASSIC CHENAL TROJAN CUP Nov. 6-7, 1998, Lufkin, Texas Sept. 13-14, 1999, Lufkin, Texas April 3-4, 2000, Chenal CC, Little Rock, t49, Jones 78-80-77—235; t56, Dohlvik t24, Chapa 75-77-81—233; t27, Jones 79- Ark. 83-78-76-237; t77, Watson 85-81-79— 78-77—234; t32, Dixon 77-78-80—235; t13, Dohlvik 73-78-76-227; t17, Watson 245; t83, Martens 82-83-84—249; Team: t37, Muse 81-765-80—236; t44, Wilder 73-75-80-228; t17, Jones 77-73-78—228; 17th of 18 teams 328-319-316—963. 79-77-82—238. Team: 9th of 18, 310- t38, Muse 72-80-84—236; t50, 76-80- 307-318—935. 84—240. Team: t8th of 15, 294-306- UTPA GOLF CLASSIC 318—918. Nov. 16-17, 1998, Weslaco, Texas SMU ‘BIG E’ SHOOTOUT t4, Watson 71-72-73—216; t13, Martens Sept. 20-21, 1999, Stonebridge C.C., SAM HOUSTON STATE CLASSIC 71-75-74—220; t16, Dohlvik 73-72- McKinney, Texas April 10-11, 2000, Waterwood CC, 76—221; t22, Chapa 76-77-71—224; t26, t51, Dohlvik 77-81-75—233; t51, Huntsville, Texas Jones 78-84-76—228; Team: 4th of nine Martens 75-78-80—233; t76, Dixon 79- t7, Martens 70-73-71—214; t7, Muse teams. 291-293-294—878. 81-81—241; t78, Jones 82-77-83—242; 70-73-71—214; T12, Watson 75-70- 84, Chapa 76-85-89—249. Team: 16th 70—215; t32, Dohlvik 73-75-73—221; SOUTHWEST TEXAS UDAMON of 16, 307-317-319—943. t39, Jones 74-74-74—223. Team: 1st f 16, CLASSIC 287-290-285—862. Feb. 15-16, 1999, Victoria CC, Victoria, LAMAR INVITATIONAL Texas Oct. 304, 1999, Columbia Lakes, Texas SLC Championship t14, Dixon 70-77-77—224; t40, Martens 2nd, Martens 74-70-74—218; t23, April 17-18, 2000, Columbia Lakes CC, 75-79-74—228; t63, Dohlvik 76-79- Dohlvik 80-72-75—227; t31, Muse 75- West Columbia, Texas 78—233; 78, Watson 79-83-74—236. 75-79—229; t33, Dixon 76-78-76-230; t5, Martens 70-80-71—221; t8, Muse Team: 13th of 19 teams. 298-318- t65, Carnahan 80-81-81—242. Team: 6th 75-75-72—222; t8, Jones 75-73-74—222; 299—915 of 15, 305-295-304—904. t16, Watson 77-74-74—225; t24, Dohlvik 75-76-77-228. Team: 2nd of 10, 295-298- UTSA INVITATIONAL HILTON INVITATIONAL 291—884. Feb. 22-23, 1999, LaCantera GC, San Oct. 12-13, 1999, Southern Hills CC, Antonio, Texas Broken Arrow, Okla. 2000-01 t4, Dohlvik 71-75—146; t15, Martens t2, Martens 72-70-73—215; t8, Dohlvik Team: Mike Givilancz, Gibby Martens, 78-73—151; t32, Dixon 82-83—155; 73-74-71—218; t22, Jones 79-71-74— Luke Healy, Jerry Carnahan, Court t39, Watson 77-79—156; t74, Chapa 224; t31,. Dixon 74-82-71—227; t49, Watson, Chris Chapa, Mark Loving, J.C. 80-83—163; Team: 4th of 18 teams. 306- Muse 83-72-76—231. Team: 1st of 18, Ramirez, Kyle Ferris. 300—606 (rain shortened). 298-287-289—874. SMU INVITATIONAL BORDER OLYMPICS BAYLOR INVITATIONAL Sept. 18-19, 2000, Stonebridge C.C., March 19-20, 1999, Laredo CC, Laredo, Oct. 25-26, 1999, Waco, Texas McKinney, Texas Texas t12, Dohlvik 75-72-69—216; t25, Jones 11, Martens 72-74-74—220; 41, Healy t5, Watson 68-72-77—217; t29, Martens 72-73-73—218; t25, Martens 71-78- 78-71-78—227p; 57, Carnahan 76-76- 78-73-73—224; t33, Chapa 76-74- 69-218; t42, Muse 76-72-75—223; t84, 81—233; 72, Watson 76-74-88—238; 75—225; t56, Dohlvik 80-75-76—231; Dixon 76-81-78—235. Team: 9th of 16, Givilancz 83-79-84—246. Team: 13th of t84, Dixon 82-78-82—242. t8th of 18, 294-295-286—875. 16, 302-295-317—914. 302-294-301—897. SOUTHWEST TEXAS UDAMON KANSAS INVITATIONAL ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK CLASSIC Sept. 25-26, 2000, Alvamar G.C, INTERCOLLEGIATE Feb. 21-22, 2000, Victoria CC, Victoria, Lawrence, Kan. April 5-6, 1999, Chenal CC, Little Texas 1, Martens 69-73-68—210; 35, Carnahan Rock, Ark. 16, Martens 72-78-72—222; t27, Dohlvik 77-79-74—230; 43, Healy 77-80-75—232; t26, Martens 83-74—157; t26, Dohlvik 7-4-75-76—225; t27, Muse 73-77- 53, Watson 76-74-88—238; 81, Givilancz 77-74—151; t54, Dixon 79-77—156; 75—225; t34, Watson 75-76-76—227; 83-79-84–246. Team: 4th of 13, 299-308- t54, Watson 75-81—156; 71, Chapa 78- t80, Jones 78-79-82—239. Team: 4th of 295—902. 82—160. 12th of 15, 309-306-615 17, 294-306-299—899. CROWN COLONY CLASSIC SHOCKER CLASSIC UTSA INVITATIONAL Oct. 16-17, 2000, Lufkin, Texas April 12-13, 1999, Crestview CC, Feb. 28-29, 2000, Oak Hills CC, San 32, Carnahan 80-73-153; 46, Martens Wichita, Kan. Antonio 80-76—156; t61, Chapa 81-78–159; t61, t7, Watson 70-71—141; t7, Martens 69- t11, Martens 75-71-72—218; t29, Muse Givilancz 79-80—159; 69, Healy 80-80— 72—141; t36, Dohlvik 75-71—146; 49, 72-76-74—222; t32, Dohlvik, 77-74- 160. Team: 15th of 17, 319-307—626. Dixon 72-76—148; t73, Chapa 78-74— 72—223; t37, Watson 75-75-75—225; 152. Team: 6th of 20, 286-288—574. t72, Jones 83-78-73—234. Team: 9th of UDAMON CLASSIC 18, 299-296-291—886. Feb. 29-20, 2001, Victoria, Texas SLC Championship 13, Martens 70-77-73—220; t20, April 19-20, 1999, Holytree CC, Tyler, BORDER OLYMPICS Carnahan 75-73-75-223; t20, Healy 75- Texas March 31-April1, 2000, Laredo CC, 74-74—223; t36, Watson 75-75-78—228; t7, Watson 73-74-76—223; t18, Dohlvik Laredo, Texas t57, Chapa 78-79-78-235. Team: 8th of 15, 70-76-82—228; t36, Chapa 82-77- 5, Jones 75-74-71—220; t11, Muse 76- 295-299-300—894. 75—234; 39, Martens 83-76-77-236; 47, 75-71—222; t21, Martens 74-78-73-225; Dixon 80-82-83—245. Team: 8th of 10, 61, Dohlvik 78-83-75—236; t62, Watson UTSA INTERCOLLEGIATE 305-303-310—918. 80-79-78—237. Team: t4th of 14, 303- Feb., 26-27, 2001, Oak Hills C.C., San 306-290—899. Antonio 1999-2000 t5, Givilancz 72-68—140; t8, Martens Team: Jerry Carnahan, Chris Chapa, 70-72—142; t10, Watson, 73-70—143; Charles Dixon, Magnus Dohlvik, Randy t29, Healy 71-76—147; t33, Carnahan 77- Jones, Gibby Martens, Vicente Mayo, 71—148; t56, Chapa 76-79—155. Team: Jimmy Muse, Court Watson, Zen Wiebe, 2nd of 12, 286-281-294—861. Brett Wilder.

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CHENAL TROJAN CUP 79-79—158. Team: 6th of 20, 308- 2002-03 March 26-27, 2001, Little Rock, Ark. 305—613. Team: Austin Apicella, Jeff Bopp, Team: t22 Martens 76-74-79—229; t24 Jerry Carnahan, Danilo Crnomut, Givilancz 73-75-82—230; t38, Watson AZTEC INVITATIONAL Ryan Cromwell, John Elizondo, Ryan 82-77-75—234; t55 Carnahan 78-77- Nov. 5-6, 2001, Lakeside, Calif. Hardgrave, Luke Healy, Mike Mezei, 86—241; t55 Healy 79-79-83—241. 21, Martens 68-69-76—213; 28, Givilancz Duffy Pugh, Michael Schaeffer, Roland Team: 9th of 16, 306-303-319—928 76-68-71—215; 32, Healy 74-78-64— Villarreal. 216; 36, Schaeffer 68-72-77—217; 51, BORDER OLYMPICS Carnahan 73-771-71—221. Team: 6th MEAN GREEN INVITATIONAL April 6-7, 2001, Laredo C.C., Laredo, of 17 283-286-282—851. Sept. 16-17, 2002, Bridlewood G.C., Texas flower Mound, Texas t30, Martens 76-74-73—2223; t37, Healy UDAMON INVITATIONAL t10, Healy 70-73-75-218—223; Crnomut, 72-78-74—224; t54, Carnahan 74-76- Feb. 19-20, 2002, San Marcos, Texas 75-74-73—222; t58, Jeff Bopp, 79-72- 77—227; t65, Watson 77-76-78—231; 3, Martens 71-77-72—220; 10, Healy 74—225; 62, John Elizondo, 73-75- t69, Loving 80-79-73—232; 93, Ferris 74-78-73—225; 17, Givilancz 74-78- 79—227; 10th Mike Givilancz, 74-73- 81-81-84—246. Team: 13th of 15, 299- 75—227; 23, Carnahan 78-77-73—228; 81—228. 10th of14, 292-292-301—885. 304-297—900. 30, Schaeffer 74-80-76—230. 2nd of 11, 293-310-293—896. Jim Colbert SHOCKER CLASSIC Intercollegiate April 9-10, 2001, Crestview CC. South, UTSA INVITATIONAL Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2002, Colbert Hills G.C., Wichita, Kan. Feb. 25-26, 2002, Oak Hills, CC, San Manhattan, Kan. t18, Martens 71-71-74—216; t21, Healy Antonio, Texas t5, Luke Healy, 77-77-71—225; t28, 7371-73—217; t46, Carnahan 72-77- 3, Martens 68-70-81—219; 5, Schaeffer John Elizondo, 83-74-77—234; t50, 75—224; 85, J.C. Ramirez 81-78-78—237; 70-71-79-220; 26, Givilancz 75-71- Mike Mezei, 79-85-77—241; t59, Danilo 88, Court Watson 73-80-85—239. Team: 83—229; 38, Carnahan 74-76-81—231; Crnomut, 82-83-82—247; 68, Ryan 12th of 17, 290-297-300—887 58, Healy 75-73-88—236. 2nd of 16, Hardgrave, 91-85-87—263. 10th of 12, 287-285-324—896. 321-319-307—947. SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP LOUISIANA CLASSIC Crown Colony Classic April 16-18, 2001, Thompson Creek G.C, March 12-13, 2002, Oakbourne C.C., Oct. 14-15, 2002, Crown Colony, C.C., St. Francisville, La. Lafayette, La. Lufkin, Texas t13, Healy 75-81-71—227; t18, Carnahan t3, Martens 71-71-73—215; t3, Healy t8, Luke Healy, 78-72-74—224; t24, 75-77-77—229; t30, Martens 80-77- 69-73-73—215; 40, Givilancz 76-75- Mike Mezei, 75-74-81—230; t24, Danilo 77—234; t35, Watson 72-81-83—236; 73—224; 45, Schaeffer 75-75-75-—225; Crnomut, 72-79-79—230; t41, John t37, Loving 76-79-82—237. Team: 7th 50, Carnahan 72-77-77—226. 4th of 15 Elizond, 78-77-80—235; t89, Jeff Bopp, of 10, 298-314-307—919. 287-294-294-875. 82-87-81—250. 7th of 18, 303-302- 314—919. 2001-02 CHENAL TROJAN CUP Team: Jeff Bopp, Jerry Carnahan, March 25-26, 2002, Chenal CC, Little barona Collegiate Cup Danilo Crnomut, Mike Givilancz, Ryan Rock, Ark. Oct. 21-22, Barona Creek G.C., Lakeside, Hardgrave, Luke Healy, Gibby Martens, 34, Schaeffer 77-72-76—225; 41, Calif. Michael Schaeffer, Court Watson, Givilancz 5-79-73—227; 43, Martens t46, John Elizondo, 72-73-75—220; Christopher Weil. 79-71-78—228; 56, Healy 82-73-76—231; t50, Mike Mezei, 73-70-78—221; t55, 73, Crnomut 80-75-79–234. 11th of 19 Luke Healy, 75-74-73—222; t69, Danilo KANSAS STATE INVITATIONAL teams 311-291-303—905. Crnomut, 75-76-74—225; 88, Duffy Oct. 1-2, 2001, Manhattan, Kan. Pugh, 78-77-83—238. 16th of 17, 295- 6, Martens 78-71-74—223; 10, Healy BORDER OLYMPICS 293-300—888. 76-70-78—224; 26, Watson 73-82- April 5-6, 2002, Laredo CC, Laredo, 78—223; 37, Schaeffer 80-79-77—236; Texas Baylor Invitational 41, Carnahan 81-77-79—237. Team: 4th 2, Martens 69-69-69-—207; 50, Givilancz Oct. 28-29, 2002, Bear Ridge, G.C., of 9, 307-297-307—911. 76-71-77—224; t69, Healy 76-74-77— Waco, Texas 227; t69, Carnahan 71-77-79—227; 78, t19, Mike Mezei, 71-72-72—215; t27, AIR FORCE INVITATIONAL Schaeffer 79-78-73—230. 10th or 17, John Elizondo, 72-70-75—217; t35, Oct. 7-8, 2001, United States Air Force 292-291-296—879. Danilo Crnomut, 77-66-76—219; t35, Blue Course, USAFA, Colo. Ryan Cromwell, 77-72-70—219, t63, 2, Healy 71-70-68-209; 12 Martens SHOCKER INVITATIONAL Luke Healy, 74-73-77—224. t8th of 16, 73-70-76—219; 18, Schaeffer 75-75- April 8-9, 2002, WSU Course, Wichita, 294-280-293. 73—223; 40, Watson 77-79-75—231; 44, Kan. Carnahan 77-77-79—233. Team: 4th of 1, Martens 68-66-69—203; 12, Carnahan Rice Intercollegiate 12, 296-292-292—882. 72-73-75—220; 15, Schaeffer 78-73- Feb. 10-11, BlackHorse North G.C., 70—221; 20, Givilancz 74-74-75-223; Cypress, Texas Crown Colony Classic 27, Healy 73-71-81—225. 1st of 12, 287- t31, Ryan Cromwell, 76-79-73—228; Oct. 15-16, 2001, Crown Colony CC, 283-289—859. t45, Mike Mezei, 78-77-76—231; Duffy Lufkin, Texas Pugh, 79-83-73—235; t54, John Elizondo, 9, Martens 71-70-83—224; 17, Givilancz SLC Championship 79-76-80—235; t61, Luke Healy, 85-73- 77-74-75—226; 24, Schaeffer 78-74- April 15-17, 2002, Twin Lakes Golf 80—238. 11th of13, 312-305-302. 78—230; 29, Healy 82-75-74—231; 61, Course, Canton, Texas Watson 75-76-88—239. Team: 4th of 18, 4, Givilancz 74-71-76—221; 18, Martens UTSA Invitational 301-293-310—904. 78-75-74—227; 28, Healy 78-77- Feb. 24, Oak Hills, C.C., San Antonio, 77—232; Schaeffer 84-74-76—234; 36, Texas ST. MARY’S INVITATIONAL Carnahan 79-79-80—238. 5th of 10, t7, Danilo Crnomut, 75; t30, John Oct. 22-23, 2001, San Antonio, Texas 309-297-303—909. Elizondo, 78; t38, Ryan Cromwell, 79; 13, Schaeffer 76-73—151; t25, Givilancz t51, Duffy Pugh, 81; t65, Mike Mezei, 83. 75-78—153; t25, Carnahan 78-85—153; 10th of 15, 313. 44, Hardgrave 79-77—156; 56, Watson

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Louisiana classic Crown Colony Classic SLC Championship March 10-11, Oakbourne C.C., Lafayette, Oct. 13-14; Crown Colony C.C.; Lufkin, April 19-21; High Meadow Ranch G.C.; La. Texas Magnolia, Texas t5, Mike Mezei, 71-70-72—213; t44, 1, John Elizondo, 70-69-75—214; 19, Mike Mezei, 69-77-76—222; t20, Danilo Crnomut, 74-75-75—224; t61, t6, Mike Mezei, 70-75-74—219; t9, John Elizondo, 74-73-76—223; t26, Kitt Duffy Pugh, 74-74-80—228; t75, John Matt Johnston, 78-72-72—222; t12, Thabungkan, 78-69-77—224; t30, Matt Elizondo, 72-83-78—233; 82, Ryan Michael Schaeffer, 70-76-79—225; t32, Johnston, 68-84-75—225; t43, Luke Cromwell, 81-80-79—240. 14th of 14, Luke Healy, 76-77-79—232; t28, Ryan Healy, 79-72-80—231. 6th of 10, 287- 291-299-304—894. Cromwell*, 77-77-76—230; 31, Tim 291-304—882. Martin*, 74-75-82—231 (* individual). Chenal trojAn Cup 1st of 12, 286-292-300—878. NCAA Central Regional MMacrh 24-25, Little Rock, Ark. May 20-22; Boilermaker G.C.; West t22, Mike Mezei, 76-72-73—221; t22, Del Walker Collegiate Lafayette, Ind. Luke Healy, 72-72-77—221; t40, Danilo Nov. 6-7; Virginia C.C.; Long Beach, t91, Mike Mezei, 83-74-80—237 Crnomut, 74-80-72—226; t59, John Calif. (individual). Elizondo, 75-82-73—230; t59, Duffy t5, Mike Mezei, 67-72-71—210; t5, Pugh, 75-77-78—230. 10th of18, 296- Michael Schaeffer, 72-68-70—210; t15, 2004-05 301-295—892. Matt Johnston, 76-72-69—217; t31, Team: Sean Burch, Shane Costelloe, John Elizondo, 69-76-75—220; t63, Tim John Elizondo, Matt Johnston, Philipp Border Olympics Martin, 76-77-75—228. 2nd of 13, 284- Krohn, Tim Martin, Nick Olivarri, Kitt April 4-5, Laredo C.C., Laredo, Texas 288-285—857. Thabungkan. t15, Luke Healy, 72-73-72—217; t22, Duffy Pugh, 75-69-77—221; t50, John Rice Intercollegiate Mean Green Classic Elizondo, 73-74-75—222; t74, Danilo Feb. 9-10; BlackHorse G.C.; Cypress, Sept. 13-14; Lantana Golf Club; Denton, Crnomut, 72-80-75—227; 100, Roland Texas Texas Vollarreal, 83-85-80—248. t15th of 20, 3, Mike Mezei, 72-72-73—217; t13, t8, Nick Olivarri, 79-69-71—219; t10, 292-296-299—887. Ryan Cromwell, 72-74-79—225; t13, Matt Johnston, 75-72-73—220; t26, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-76-77—225; t23, John Elizondo, 74-73-77—224; t30, Tim SLC Championship Matt Johnston, 80-72-77—229; t33, Martin*, 73-74-78—225; t63, Philipp April 21-23, Canebrake G.C., Hattiesburg, Luke Healy, 78-72-82—232; t42, John Krohn, 77-77-83—237; 72, Shane Miss. Elizondo, 76-79-78—233. 1st of 14, 298- Costelloe, 79-79-82—240. 7th of 14, 3, John Elizondo, 74-71-65—210; t5, 290-307—895. 305-291-303—899. Luke Healy, 78-68-67—213; t7, Duffy Pugh, 72-67-75—214; t11, Mike Mezei, Roadrunner Kansas Invitational 73-76-66—215; t37, Danilo Crnomut, Intercollegiate Sept. 19-20; Alvamar Golf Club; 79-73-74—226. 2nd of 10, 297-279- March 1-2; Oak Hills C.C.; San Antonio, Lawrence, Kan. 272—848. Texas 6. John Elizondo, 70-72-76—218; t7, t11, Kitt Thabungkan, 71-72-75—218; Nick Olivarri, 74-72-73—219; t7, Matt 2003-04 t15, Mike Mezei, 70-78-71—219; t19, Johnston, 71-73-75—219; t42, Tim Team: Ryan Cromwell, John Elizondo, John Elizondo, 74-72-75—221; t22, Tim Martin, 74-78-78—230; t60, Sean Burch, Luke Healy, Matt Johnston, Tim Martin, Martin*, 76-68-78—222 (*individual); 79-74-81—234. 3rd of 13, 289-291- Mike Mezei, Michael Schaeffer, Kitt t37, Matt Johnston, 84-72-70—226; t40, 302—882. Thabungkan. Luke Healy, 76-73-78—227; t60, Ryan Cromwell, 76-77-78—231. 3rd of 17, SMU Stonebridge Falcon INVITATIONAL 291-293-291—975. Invitational Sept. 19-20; Eisenhower Blue Course; Oct. 6; Stonebridge Country Club Dye Colorado Springs, Colo. Louisiana Classics Course; McKinney, Texas (shortened 1, Mike Mezei, 66-71-70—207; t3; March 8-9; Oakbourne C.C.; Lafayette, due to weather) John Elizondo, 72-68-74—214; t23, La. t3, John Elizondo, 69—69; t8, Nick Luke Healy, 71-78-71—220; t26, Matt t33, John Elizondo, 78-75-71—224; t39, Olivarri, 71—71; t14, Matt Johnston, Johnston, 73-73-75—221; t69, Ryan Kitt Thabungkan, 75-73-77—225; t39, 72—72; t66, Tim Martin, 79—79; t77, Cromwell, 79-75-77—231. 1st of 18, Matt Johnston, 77-75-73—225; t46, Philipp Krohn, 83—83. t3rd of 16, 282-287-290—859. Mike Mezei, 73-74-79—226; t51, Luke 291—291. Healy, 81-75-71—227. t7th of 15, 303- Baylor Invitational 297-292—892. Del Walker Intercollegiate Sept. 29-30; Bear Ridge G.C.; Waco, Nov. 4-5; Virginia Country Club; Long Texas Lindsey Collegiate Beach, Calif. 3, Mike Mezei, 72-69-71—212; t14, Matt March 29-30; Eagle Hill G.C.; Bryant, 2, Nick Olivarri, 65-74-71—210; t23, Johnston, 73-71-74—218; t28, John Ark. Matt Johnston, 71-72-78—221; t32, Elizondo, 74-76-72—222; t59, Ryan 5, Kitt Thabungkan, 69-73-78—220; John Elizondo, 76-75-72—223; 52, Cromwell, 81-74-75—230; t71, Luke t28, Mike Mezei, 73-76-78—227; t41, Shane Costelloe, 78-75-77—230; 60, Kitt Healy, 75-82-77—234. t5th of 14, 294- Matt Johnston, 70-76-84—230; t53, Thabungkan, 82-76-81—239. t8th of 12, 290-292—876. Luke Healy, 75-73-85—233; t58, Tim 290-296-298—884. Martin, 80-74-82—236. t6th of 15, 287- Nestle/Purina Classic 296-322—905. Rice Intercollegiate Oct. 6-7; Missouri Bluffs G.C.; St. Feb. 7-8; Wildcat G.C.; Houston, Texas Charles, Mo. Border Olympics t10, Nick Olivarri, 73-72—145; t33, t3, John Elizondo, 69-69-69—207; t5, April 2-3; Laredo, C.C.; Laredo, Texas John Elizondo, 78-73—151; t56, Matt Mike Mezei, 72-70-67—209; t11, Matt t16, Mike Mezei, 74-72-71—217; t29, Johnston, 78-76—154; t61, Shane Johnston, 68-74-70—212; t28, Luke Kitt Thabungkan, 75-72-73—220; t60, Costelloe, 80-75—155; t67, Philipp Healy, 73-71-74—218; t52, Michael John Elizondo, 79-74-74—227; t80, Krohn, 82-74—156. 12th of 14, 309- Schaeffer, 79-77-79—235. 2nd of 9, 282- Matt Johnston, 74-74-84—232; 91, Ryan 294—603 (rain shortened). 284-280—846. Cromwell, 79-84-78—241. t12th of 17, 302-292-296—890.

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UTSA Intercollegiate Nick Olivarri, 86-79-75—240; t59, John Carter Plantation Feb. 28-March 1; Oak Hills C.C.; San Elizondo, 86-80-75—241. 6th of 16, 323- Intercollegiate Antonio, Texas 306-300—929. March 27-28, Carter Plantation G.C., t17, Nick Olivarri, 70-71-77—218; t17, Springfield, La. John Elizondo, 69-76-73—218; t17, Baylor Invitational t28, Thomas Kearney, 77-79-75-227, 32, Shane Costelloe*, 70-74-74—218; t21, Oct. 10-11; Bear Ridge G.C.; Waco, Matt Johnston, 76-81-75-232, t34, Nick Kitt Thabungkan, 73-71-75—219; t29, Texas Olivarri, 75-82-77-234, t41, John Elizondo, Matt Johnston, 73-75-73—221; t33, t16, Thomas Kearney, 79-70-71—220; 79-78-80-237, t46, Kyle Collins, 79-78-82- Philipp Krohn, 76-76-70—222; t67, t31, John Elizondo, 76-77-71—224; t31, 239, 10th of 12, 307-316-307-930. Tim Martin*, 75-77-80—232; 85, Sean Kitt Thabungkan*, 74-76-74—224; t53, Burch, 80-81-84—245. 5th of 17, 285- Matt Johnston, 76-76-77—229; t53, SLC Championship 293-291—869. Nick Olivarri, 77-79-73—229; t59, Kyle April 17-19, Deerwood C.C., Kingwood, Collins, 82-74-75—231. 8th of 15, 308- Texas St. Croix Collegiate Classic 297-290—895. 1, John Elizondo, 67-71-75-213, t15, Kyle March 4-6; Carambola G.C.; St. Croix, Collins, 73-75-73-221, t17, Nick Olivarri, Virgin Islands * played as individual 74-75-73-222, t27, Matt Johnston, 78-74- 1, John Elizondo, 66-73-72—211; t14, 75-224, 33, Shane Costelloe, 78-79-72-229, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-68-78—218; t44, Del Walker Intercollegiate 2nd of 10, 292-295-293-880. Matt Johnston, 76-70-79—225; t56, Nov. 3-4; Virginia C.C.; Long Beach, Shane Costelloe, 73-79-76—228; t63, Calif. Nick Ollivarri, 77-76-76—229. t5th of t26, John Elizondo, 73-75-70—218; Fall 2006 17, 287-287-302—876. t30, Thomas Kearney, 75-74-70—219; Del Walker Intercollegiate El Diablo Intercollegiate t36, Kitt Thabungkan, 72-76-72—220; Sept. 14-15, VirginiaC.C., Long Beach, March 19-20; El Diablo G.C.; Citrus t41, Kyle Collins*, 75-73-74—222; t51, Calif. Springs, Fla. Nick Olivarri, 76-72-78—226; t53, Matt t3, Kyle Collins, 69-70-74-213, t30, t4, Shane Costelloe, 74-74-74—222; Johnston, 80-77-70—227. 10th of 12, Thomas Kearney, 68-71-80-219, t36, t9, Matt Johnston, 83-69-73—225; t17, 296-297-282—875. Shane Costelloe, 79-72-69-220, t36, John Elizondo, 77-75-76—228; t31, Philipp Krohn, 76-75-69-220*, t43, Nick Olivarri, 79-78-74—231; 84, Kitt * played as individual Nick Olivarri, 73-75-73-221, t56, Matt Thabungkan, 84-83-81—248. 2nd of 19, Johnston, 76-74-80-230, 6th of 14, 286- 313-296-297—906. Rice Intercollegiate 287-296-869. Feb. 6-7; Willowisp C.C.; Missouri Diet Pepsi/Shocker Classic City, Texas * played as individual April 5-6; Wichita C.C.; Wichita, Kan. t5, John Elizondo, 71-74-75-220; t21, t18, Kitt Thabungkan, 73-79-79—231; Kyle Collins, 73-75-78-226; t35, Thomas Adams Cup of Newport t24, Nick Olivarri, 77-76-79—232; t34, Kearney, 77-75-77-229; t41, Nick Olivarri, Sept.26-27, Orchard Course, Newport, Shane Costelloe, 79-76-79—234; t39, 79-82-70-231; t48, Kitt, Thabungkan, 80- R.I. John Elizondo, 87-84-74—236; t47, Matt 77-76-233. 4th of 14, 300-301-298-904. t11, Philipp Krohn, 72-73-80-225, t15, Johnston, 77-84-77—238. 7th of 12, 305- Nick Olivarri, 74-74-78-226, t17, Shane 315-309—929. UTSA Intercollegiate Costelloe, 75-76-76-227, t32, Kyle Collins, Feb. 20-21, Oak Hills C.C., San Antonio, 75-77-79-231, t57, Sean Burch, 83-75-82- SLC Championship Texas 240, 6th of 12, 296-298-313. April 25-27; Kingwood C.C. Forest t22, John Elizondo, 75-74-73-222, t33, Course; Kingwood, Texas Thomas Kearney, 76-74-74-224, t33, Crown Classic t12, Nick Olivarri, 74-78-71—223; t23, Matt Johnston, 74-73-77-224, t39, Shane Oct. 8-10, Crown Colony C.C., Lufkin, Kitt Thabungkan, 74-81-75—230; t30, Costelloe, 73-76-76-225*, t50, Kyle Texas John Elizondo, 78-79-75—232; t34, Collins, 76-81-72-229, t77, Nick Olivarri, t6, Kyle Collins, 72-72-144, t18, Thomas Shane Costelloe, 77-76-80—233; t38, 83-73-82-238, t58 Sean Burch, 79-76-77- Kearney, 73-75-148, t23, Matt Johnston, Matt Johnston, 79-79-76—234. 7th of 232*, t62, Kitt Thabungkan, 78-74-82-234 72-77-149, t28, Nick Olivarri, 75-75- 10, 303-312-297—912. t73, Philipp Krohn, 81-79-77-237*, 8th of 150, t43, Philipp Krohn, 90-73-153, t48, 17, 301-294-296-891. Shane Costelloe, 79-75-154, 6th of 12, 2005-06 * played as individual 299-295-594. Team: Sean Burch, Kyle Collins, Shane Costelloe, John Elizondo, Matt Orange County Invitational UTSA Invitational Johnston, Thomas Kearney, Philipp March 4-5, Crooked Cat G.C., Winter Oct. 23-24, Comanche Trace G.C., Kerrville, Krohn, Tim Martin, Nick Olivarri, Kitt Garden, Fla. Texas Thabungkan. t33, Thomas Kearney, 71-76-73-220; 4, Thomas Kearney, 68-67-74-209, t14, t43, Kyle Collins, 75-75-73-223, t43, Matt Johnston, 75-70-73-218, t14, Shane Mean Green Classic Matt Johnston, 74-73-76-223, t43, Shane Costelloe, 74-70-74-218*, t20, Nick Sept. 12-13; Lantana Golf Club; Denton, Costelloe, 71-81-71-223, t55, John Olivarri, 74-73-72-219, t36, Kyle Collins, Texas Elizondo, 74-76-76-226, 10th of 15. 75-77-72-224, t38, Philipp Krohn, 76-73- t9, John Elizondo, 72-71-77—220; t9, 76-225, t44, Sean Bruch, 73-76-77-226*, Thomas Kearney, 71-72-77—220; t21, Pioneer Classic t49 Kitt Thabungkan, 77-76-76-229*, Matt Johnston, 76-73-74—223; t24, March 20-21, Palm Valley G.C., t49, 74-77-78-229*, 4th of 11, 292-283- Nick Olivarri, 74-70-80—224; t46, Goodyear, Ariz. 291-866. Kyle Collins, 75-74-80—229; t46, Kitt 21, John Elizondo, 71-71-71-213, t30, * played as individual Thabungkan, 76-72-81—229. 4th of 14, Thomas Kearney, 71-73-71-215, t43, Matt 292-285-308—885. Johnston, 71-74-72-217, t57, Kyle Collins, Battle of the Bend 76-74-70-220, t66, Nick Olivarri, 74-74- Nov. 5-7, Toledo Bend C.C. Many, La. Adams Cup of Newport 73-221*, t81, Shane Costelloe, 79-68-77- 3, Kyle Collins, 74-71-145, t5, Thomas Sept. 26-27; Newport National G.C. 224, t9th of 17, 289-286-284-859. Kearney, 73-74-147, t5, Shane Costelloe, Orchard Course; Newport, R.I. * played as individual 77-70-147, t5, Philipp Krohn, 75-72-147*, t5, Matt Johnston, 77-76-72—225; t23, t13, Nick Olivarri, 75-74-149, t18, Matt Thomas Kearney, 76-75-81—232; t45, Johnston, 76-74-150, 2nd of 12, 298- Shane Costelloe, 84-76-78—238; t54, 289-587.

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 29 About UTSA

n 1969, San Antonio was a 250-year-old city famous for its historic Spanish missions, Ithe River Walk and military bases. The University of Texas at San Antonio existed only in the minds of the visionaries who pushed for its creation that year by the Texas Legislature. Today, the city and its only public university have reached levels of maturity not even dreamed of 36 years ago. With a population of more than 1.2 million, San Antonio is the eighth-largest city in the United States and UTSA is among the fastest-growing universities in the nation (an enrollment of more than 28,000 students). These rising stars of Texas – one in its third century and the other in only its fourth decade – are now making history together. Today, UTSA is rapidly moving The Main Building on the 1604 Campus toward premier research university status while remaining committed to its original mission of of Sciences and Mathematics was reorganized to form the providing affordable, accessible higher education to the people College of Sciences and Engineering. Also, UTSA’s athletics of Texas and beyond. Balancing excellence with access is a teams began competing as San Antonio’s only NCAA Division challenge that has been embraced by the university community I sports program. as both a goal and a responsibility. More than 12,000 students enrolled at UTSA in this era and a recital hall, university center and the first on-campus History residence — Chisholm Hall — opened. The Institute of Texan Governor Preston Smith founded the University of Texas Cultures also became a part of UTSA during this period. at San Antonio on June 5, 1969. The university has come a Samuel A. Kirkpatrick became the fourth UTSA president long way in just 35 years. Administrative offices for the first in 1990. UTSA president, Arleigh B. Templeton, were set up in 1970 in UTSA began offering classes downtown in the Institute Hemisfair Park, and architects Ford, Powell and Carson Inc. of Texan Cultures, and as enrollment increased, the university began developing a conceptual master plan for the campus. began looking for a new location. Bill Miller Bar-B-Q In 1973 Peter T. Flawn was appointed UTSA’s second Enterprises purchased the Fiesta Plaza site for the new campus. president, and by this time, more than 670 students had The Texas Legislature-funded South Texas Border Initiative enrolled in graduate level courses taught by 52 faculty allocated $71.5 million to UTSA, with $20 million stipulated members. for the Downtown Campus. UTSA’s earliest students attended college at the Koger The 11-acre Downtown Campus was dedicated in fall Center, an office park. Master’s degrees were offered in business 1997 and now has four academic buildings. A growing number administration, education, bicultural-bilingual studies, English of undergraduate and graduate degrees can be completed on- as a second language, environmental management, Spanish, site at the Downtown Campus. Other facilities constructed or biology, mathematics and systems design. opened during the 1990s included the Engineering-Biosciences In 1973 construction began on UTSA’s original campus Building, Business Building, a campus visitor center, and a — the 1604 Campus — on 600 acres at the intersection of computer lab. The student-centered University Center has Interstate 10 and Loop 1604 near the northwestern edge of tripled its original size. San Antonio. As enrollment grew, five colleges — Business, Dr. Ricardo Romo became UTSA’s fifth president in 1999 Fine and Applied Arts, Sciences and Mathematics, Humanities and was the first Hispanic president in the university’s 30-year and Social Sciences and Multidisciplinary Studies — opened in history. Academic reorganization the following year included 1975. One year later, the John Peace Library Building, which a move to six colleges — Business, Education and Human also served as the new administration building, opened. Development, Engineering, Liberal and Fine Arts, Sciences, James W. Wagener was named UTSA president in 1978, and Public Policy. A School of Architecture, Honors College and in the 1980s, four new colleges were put in place and new and The Graduate School were subsequently developed. undergraduate programs were offered in civil, mechanical New construction and additions to the campuses recently and electrical engineering. Later in the decade, the College completed include the Downtown Campus Durango Annex, home of the UTSA Institute for Economic Development; a $19.3-million Recreation and Wellness Center and Child Development Center; the Main Building, a $52 million facility located just east of the John Peace Library Building on the 1604 Campus; and a $23 million Margaret Batts Tobin Laboratory Building that will be used to study emerging infectious diseases.

Academic Strength UTSA serves more students than any other higher education institution in South Texas, offering 58 undergraduate, 42 graduate and 13 doctoral programs through eight academic divisions: College of Business; College of Education and Human Development; College of Engineering; College of Liberal and Fine Arts; College of Public Policy; College of Sciences; School of Architecture and Honors College. As the region’s largest generator of engineers, artists, business professionals, teachers, scientists and technology Student Recreation/Wellness Center

30 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf About UTSA managers, UTSA has produced nearly 60,000 graduates since awarding its first degrees in 1974. While continuing to strengthen its undergraduate academic offerings through such initiatives as the Learning Communities and expanded student success program, UTSA has made the commitment to become a premier research university. Enhancing the prospect of Top 100 Public Research University status are ever-expanding, state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities, the recruitment of outstanding faculty and students and strategic collaborations with both public and private partners throughout the region, state and nation. Development of new doctoral programs, which are designed to address the socioeconomic concerns of the region, is occurring at a rate unmatched by other Texas institutions. UTSA recently implemented doctoral programs in English, business administration, environmental science, electrical engineering, cellular and molecular biology, biomedical engineering, counseling and physics, as well as a master of social work program. University Center

Student Life eight years and increasing the amount of research funding The campus environment at UTSA is becoming increasingly it attracts from $15.5 million to $100 million a year. These residential with the opening in 2004 of Chaparral Village, a $45 are significant steps since premier research universities are, million, 1,000-bed housing complex that increases on-campus in part, measured by the quality and size of the faculty and student housing to nearly 3,000 beds. Plans are in the works annual funding for research. to expand the luxury Olympic-style housing complex by an UTSA has already made great strides in the research additional 700 beds. arena. The newly-opened $83.7 million, 227,000-square-foot A 500-seat dining hall, Roadrunner Cafe, opened in fall Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building is one of the 2005 with a contemporary feel and two outdoor dining patios. largest science-related educational facilities in Texas. Phases Air Rowdy, the university’s wireless Internet service, is live in II and III of the facility, scheduled for completion in 2007 and the cafe, which features a variety of food choices beginning ’09, will add $150 million in instructional and research space with the Mongolian Grill, one of the first of its kind on a for undergraduate and graduate programs for these in-demand university campus. academic areas. Also enhancing campus life at UTSA are a new Recreation Among life science programs, UTSA’s Department and Wellness Center, Health Services Clinic and Child of Biology ranks 22nd in the nation and second in Texas Development Center, which provides care for the children of in research funding from National Institutes of Health. students, faculty and staff. An example of the impact of such funding is the Cajal The dynamics of the student learning experience are Neuroscience Research Center, established in 1999 through enriched with such state-of-the-art facilities as the newly a $6.3 million NIH grant. opened $52 million Main Building, which provides more than To address one of the nation’s greatest concerns, the 150,000 square feet of lecture halls and teaching labs. Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security was designed For many students, their university experience is centered to leverage San Antonio’s security strengths as part of the at UTSA’s Downtown Campus, which offered its first classes solution to the nation’s homeland defense needs. With the in temporary facilities in 1994. Today, three beautiful new support of UTSA’s congressional delegation, $8 million has buildings in the heart of San Antonio provide instructional been invested in the center. service and activities space for more than 6,000 undergraduate In 2004, UTSA also became a major center for and graduate students. The university plans to keep pace with demographic research with the creation of the Institute for the rapid growth through an expansion program that includes Demographic and Socioeconomic Research and the relocation the addition of new facilities and eight acres of land, which will of the official state demographer, Steve Murdock, and the State almost double the size of the Downtown Campus. Data Center to the university. In spring 2004, UTSA’s students approved the Campus Life Initiative that will provide additional revenue to enhance UTSA: Making an Impact on the Community the student experience outside the classroom. One beneficiary UTSA is a crucial component of the state and regional is the university’s NCAA Division I athletics program, which economy. Not only is the university graduating thousands of has grown to 16 sports with the recent addition of women’s well-prepared professionals into the workforce each year, the golf (started play in 2005-06) and women’s soccer (begins in institution also is taking a leadership role by partnering with fall 2006). In the planning stages are a new track and soccer public schools in San Antonio to increase the number of high complex and major facility upgrades for baseball, men’s and school students going on to college. women’s basketball and softball. The initiative will also fund a University events and athletics bring in an estimated $30 $38 million expansion to the Recreation and Wellness Center million annually to the San Antonio Metropolitan Statistical and enhance student services and programs. Area – including revenue from NCAA Championship events hosted by UTSA. Research and Service: Building Partnerships The university’s own impact on the local economy There are certain accepted requisites for a city to be considered during the past five years has approached $1 billion annually, a “great city,” and one of those is a premier research university. an amount that should increase dramatically in the next Though home to five universities, San Antonio remains the decade. Fueling the growth will be a projected $500 million largest city in the nation without a major research university. construction program and the hiring of 600 new faculty UTSA is committed to filling that void by becoming, in members. the next 10-15 years, one of the top 100 public research UTSA will continue to provide access to higher universities in the United States. education for growing numbers of students, while embodying To reach this goal, the university will build on the the concepts of service to society and creation of new strengths of its current 450 tenure and tenure-track faculty knowledge. by hiring at least 75 new professors each year for the next

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 31 Student-Athlete Success ll too often, the term “student-athlete” ends up significant recognition to the institution and having just becoming “athlete.” However, the UTSA competed in at least two seasons. The final component ADepartment of Athletics takes tremendous is the service requirement, for which the winner must pride in the academic achievements of its student-ath- have demonstrated significant contribution to the cam- letes, in addition to their accomplishments on the play- pus or community through service. ing field. Several student-athletes have found a way to balance athletics and academics, defying stereotypical Additionally, UTSA has had four Academic All-Amer- expectations of their roles on the UTSA campus. icans since 2004, 11 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI honorees the past two years and 33 aca- This is particularly evident by the number of Roadrun- demic all-conference selections the last three seasons. ners who have earned Southland Conference (SLC) Student-Athlete of the Year honors since the award’s inception in 2002. During that time, 12 Roadrunners have combined to collect 17 awards. UTSA Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year Honorees “It is always an honor to have our student- athletes considered the best individual in 2005-06 (4) their respective sport when combining ath- Kurt Attaway______Men’s Basketball letics and academics,” UTSA Athletics Di- Meagan Daniel______Volleyball rector Lynn Hickey said. Bryan Wolfe______Men’s Indoor Track & Field Bryan Wolfe______Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Last year, three UTSA student-athletes col- lected four awards: junior Kurt Attaway 2004-05 (8) (men’s basketball), junior Meagan Daniel Kurt Attaway______Men’s Basketball (volleyball) and senior Bryan Wolfe (indoor Meghan Chance_ __ Women’s Indoor Track & Field and outdoor track & field). Attaway and Nicole Dunson______Women’s Basketball Wolfe collected awards for the second con- Matt Johnston______Men’s Golf secutive year, while Daniel was a first-time Ashley McDonald______Women’s Cross Country honoree. That came on the heels of a SLC- Jessica Rogers______Softball record eight Roadrunners earning awards in Bryan Wolfe______Men’s Indoor Track & Field 2004-05. Bryan Wolfe______Men’s Outdoor Track & Field The award is presented annually to the top student-athlete in each of the conference- 2003-04 (2) sponsored 17 sports. It is voted on by the Meghan Chance_ __ Women’s Indoor Track & Field head coaches, sports information directors Jessica Rogers______Softball and academic/compliance administrators from each SLC school. The winner must 2002-03 (3) have earned at least a 3.5 cumulative grade Svenja Fuhrig______Women’s Tennis point average to meet the minimum aca- Katie Poindexter___ Women’s Indoor Track & Field demic requirement. Athletics standards in- Mike Srp______Baseball clude superior achievement, having brought

Kurt Attaway collected his Meagan Daniel became UTSA’s first Bryan Wolfe swept both second SLC Student-Athlete volleyball player to earn Student-Ath- track & field awards for the of the Year award a year ago. lete of the Year honors last fall. second year in a row last season.

32 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf About San Antonio orn a small Indian camp along the banks of a gentle river nearly 300 years Bago (1718), the city of San Antonio has grown up into one of the most diversified cities in the United States. Long considered a favorite of tourists, the “Alamo City” has kept its small town feel while becoming the eighth-largest city in the country with more than 1.2 million people calling it home. It is easy to see why people love the ambiance of San Antonio. Its modern amenities are interwoven into the rich-history of the city’s past. A multicultural center of the Southwest, San Antonio ranks among the lowest in cost of living for metropolitan areas with at least one million people. A 1998 survey showed it as 10 percent below the national average. San The Alamo Antonio is a young city. The median age of its citizens is just under 30 years old, almost three years younger than The city also hosts the Alamo Bowl each December and two the national average (32.6). professional golf events — the PGA Tour Valero Texas Open at It is a multi-cultural center with seven museums, including the Resort Course at La Cantera Golf Club and Champions Tour the first museum of modern art in Texas, the Marion Koogler AT&T Championships at Oak Hill Country Club. McNay Art Museum. Historic downtown landmarks include The Alamodome has brought numerous sporting events to the the Alamo, Majestic Theatre, River Walk and the Tower of the city, including the 1998 and 2004 Men’s Final Four, 2002 Women’s Americas. Among all tourist attractions in the state of Texas, the Final Four, three NCAA Men’s Basketball Regionals and 1998 Big Alamo is ranked as the top attraction, while the River Walk is the 12 Conference Football Championship Game. second-most visited. Future events at the dome include the 2007 NCAA Men’s The town also boasts popular tourist attractions Six Flags Basketball South Regional, 2007 Big 12 Football Championship Fiesta Texas and Sea World (the world’s largest marine-life theme Game, 2008 Men’s Final Four and 2010 Women’s Final Four. By park). More than 20 million tourists visit the city per year. 2010, the city will have hosted 11 NCAA Championships events The city also hosts concerts by George Strait, Eric Clapton, in a 13-year period. Tony Bennett and Janet Jackson to name a few. Broadway touring The town’s newest arena, the AT&T Center, became the productions perform at the Majestic Theatre, while musicians new home of the Spurs in 2002 and it hosted the 2006 NCAA perform at the newly-built SFX Verizon Amphitheatre. Women’s Basketball South Regional. The arena also is home to San Antonio is also a sports town. It is the home of the three- the Silver Stars. time NBA World Champion Spurs and four professional sports In 2005, the city served as the temporary home of the New franchises overall. In addition to the Spurs, the Missions are a Orleans Saints, who were displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The member of the Texas League and the Double-A affiliate of the Alamodome hosted three of the Saints’ regular seasons games (vs. San Diego Padres. The Rampage compete in the American Hockey Buffalo, Atlanta and Detroit) and averaged nearly 63,000 fans per League, and the newest addition to the professional ranks in San contest, including a facility-record 65,562 against the Falcons. NFL Antonio are the WNBA Silver Stars, who opened play in 2003. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue stated San Antonio was successful in hosting the team and that the city would be on the short list for any future NFL expansions. San Antonio also has hosted the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Oilers preseason camps in the past. In 2006, the city announced they came to an agreement with the Cowboys and the team will hold its preseason workouts in San Antonio from 2007-11. UTSA graduates do not have to look far to find careers. San Antonio is the corporate home of Valero Energy Corporation; USAA, one of the nation’s largest insurance providers; regional grocery giant H-E-B; LaQuinta Hotels; Taco Cabana restaurants and communications giant AT&T. It also is the home of Clear Channel Communications, the largest media conglomerate in the United States. Clear Channel owns more than 1,200 radio stations worldwide and is the owner of Eller Outdoor Media, the largest outdoor billboard company in the United States and SFX Entertainment. At the entrance of the rolling Hill Country, San Antonio is a few short hours by car to the Gulf of Mexico beaches and the Mexico border.

The River Walk

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 33 University President

Dr. Ricardo Romo University President

ne of the most decorated athletes in San housed at Trinity University in San Antonio. The Antonio history, Ricardo Romo returned Center is a national organization that evaluates the to his roots and is making UTSA one impact of governmental policies on Latinos. of the most highly regarded universities in the As an athlete, Romo gained fame while compet- O ing for San Antonio Fox Tech High School. He won region. In February 2002, President George W. Bush the mile at the University Interscholastic League appointed Romo to serve on the 21-member Class 4A state meet as a junior and senior in 1961 President’s Board of Advisers on Historically Black and 1962. He also won the UIL state cross-country Colleges and Universities. The group advises the championship in 1961. president on issues and challenges facing many Romo won the mile run at the 1964 and 1966 of the country’s historically black institutions of Southwest Conference Track and Field Champi- higher education, including an expanding need at onships. He became the first Texan to run a mile all institutions for additional scholarships. in under four minutes, clocking a time of three Romo was named to the San Antonio Sports minutes, 58.8 seconds at a meet in Los Angeles. He Hall of Fame on Oct., 8, 2001 along with former earned all-America honors in 1966, and finished UTSA athletic director Rudy Davalos, boxer Rob- third in the mile at the NCAA Championships. ert Quiroga, runner Charley Parker and former He also earned a bronze medal in the mile for the San Antonio mayor and current Bexar County U.S. Track and Field Team at the Commonwealth judge Nelson Wolff. Games. Beginning his seventh year as the president Romo met his wife, Harriett, when they were of the University of Texas at San Antonio, Romo students at UT-Austin, where she earned an has made education for all people a top priority. undergraduate degree in elementary education. Under Romo’s direction, UTSA is ranked fourth She holds a doctorate in sociology and is a UTSA nationally among U.S. colleges and universities associate professor of sociology. in the number of bachelor’s degrees to Hispanic The Romo’s son, Carlos, graduated from Stan- graduates, according to a survey by Hispanic ford in 1999. Their daughter, Anadelia, is a doctoral Outlook magazine. candidate at Harvard. Romo holds a master’s degree in history from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and a doctorate in history from the University of California at Los Angeles. He began his university teaching career at California State University at Northridge, then taught at the UC San Diego. In 1980, Romo returned to his undergraduate institution, UT- Austin, to teach history. Before he assumed the UTSA presidency, he served as vice provost for undergraduate education at Texas. Romo earned national respect as an urban historian, and he is best known for his 1983 book, East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio. Now in its eighth printing, the book details the growth of the largest Mexican American community in the United States and describes its contribution to Southern California’s early 20th-century development. From 1987 to 1993, Romo directed the Texas office of the Tomas Rivera Center, Members of the 2001 San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame class, from left: Robert Quiroga, Rudy Davalos, Nelson Wolff and Dr. Ricardo Romo.

34 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf Athletic Director

Lynn Hickey Athletic Director

ynn Hickey has made student-athlete welfare In serving as the fourth athletic director in UTSA one of her top priorities as she continues history, Hickey assumed the lead athletic role at to work to bring the UTSA Athletic De- one of the youngest NCAA Division I universities partmentL to the upper echelon of NCAA Division in the country — UTSA began athletic competition I standings. in 1981. The only female Division I Under Hickey’s direction over athletic director that oversees both the last six years, UTSA has claimed men’s and women’s sports in the state of a Southland Conference all-sports Texas, Hickey served as President of the championship while consistently win- Southland Conference in 2002-04 and ning both team and individual awards is currently the SLC’s representative to in all 14 sports sponsored by the Uni- the NCAA Championship/Competi- versity. In fall 2004, the department tion Cabinet. announced the addition of two new Hickey came to San Antonio from sports, women’s golf, which will begin Texas A&M University, where she competition in 2005-06 and women’s had served as senior associate athletic soccer (2006-07). director/senior woman administrator Hickey, who was named the 2005 since 1994. NACWAA Division I-AAA Admin- At Texas A&M, her responsibili- istrator of the Year, has led the charge ties included event management and for UTSA and its hosting of numerous marketing and promotions for 16 of the prestigious NCAA Championship university’s 19 Division I sports. She events. UTSA has served as host also represented the Big 12 Conference institution for the 2001 NCAA Men’s as a member of the NCAA Champion- In seven years as athletics Basketball Midwest Regional, the ship Cabinet. director, Lynhn Hickey has 2002 Women’s Final Four, the 2003 From 1984 to 1994, Hickey served helped UTSA work its way Men’s Basketball South Regional, the as head women’s basketball coach for toward the upper echelon 2004 Men’s Final Four and the 2005 Texas A&M. She directed the 1993-94 of the NCAA Divison 1. Women’s Volleyball Championship. Aggie basketball team to the NCAA By 2010, UTSA will have The University will have host duties Tournament Sweet 16, becoming the hosted 11 NCAA Champi- for the 2006 Women’s Basketball South lowest seeded team to ever reach that Regional, 2007 Men’s South Regional, onship events in a 13-year period. milestone. Texas A&M finished the 2008 Men’s Final Four and the 2010 year ranked No. 19 in the CNN/USA Women’s Final Four. When the calen- Today Top 25 Poll. Following the sea- dar is turned to 2010, UTSA will have hosted 11 NCAA son, Hickey relinquished her coaching duties to accept Championship events over a 13-year period. the promotion to senior associate athletic director. She “UTSA is very fortunate to recruit an athletic leader finished her coaching career with an overall mark of with both the administrative and coaching experience 279-167 in 15 years of collegiate coaching. of Lynn Hickey,” said UTSA President Dr. Ricardo Before her stint at A&M, Hickey was head women’s Romo. “Lynn not only is a leader who can take our basketball coach at Kansas State University from athletic program to the next level, but she is also well 1979-84. She averaged more than 23 wins per season respected nationally and serves as an excellent role in posting a 125-39 (.762) record over five years and model for all student-athletes at this university.” led the Wildcats to five consecutive NCAA Tourna- “It has been an exciting five years,” said Hickey, who ment berths. She was inducted into the Kansas State served on the Women’s Basketball Rules Committee Athletics Hall of Fame in September 2004. for the last four years, the last two as Chair. “We have A native of Welch, Okla., Hickey graduated made some good strides to bring the program to summa cum laude from Ouachita Baptist University in prominence nationally. San Antonio is an outstand- Arkadelphia, Ark., with a bachelor of science degree in ing city and is a tremendous asset to the unlimited education. She was an All-American for OBU’s nation- potential of the UTSA athletic program.” ally-ranked basketball team and a member of the USA National Team in 1973. Hickey and her husband, Bill, have one daughter, Lauren Nicole (17).

2007 UTSA Men’s Golf • 35 Southland Conference

“The Southland Conference serves to unite its ums from Southland Conference schools include members in celebrating academic success, achiev- former President Lyndon B. Johnson (Texas State), ing competitive excellence, promoting positive CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), values and developing community relationships U.S. Central Command general Tommy Franks (UT- within a framework of efficiency, integrity and Arlington), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese personal dignity.” State), ABC news and sports anchor Robin Rob- In an era of considerable change in intercollegiate erts (Southeastern Louisiana), country music star athletics, the Southland Conference continues to be George Strait (Texas State), Major League Baseball a model of stability and consistent achievement as stars Kevin Millar (Lamar) and Ben Broussard it celebrates the academic and athletic accom- (McNeese State), NBA legend Scottie Pippen plishments of its member institutions. (Central Arkansas), and actor Lou Dia- What began as a small mond Phillips (UT-Arling- gathering of college ad- ton). ministrators over 43 years The cities of the South- ago, the Southland Con- land are diverse and pro- ference has transformed gressive, ranging from itself into a dynamic and international business and respected consortium of cultural centers such as the 12 member universities in three states. Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, San Antonio Beginning with a historic meeting of five institu- and the New Orleans area, to the historical cities of tions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, that included Nacogdoches, Texas, and Natchitoches, La., to the current members Lamar University (then Lamar home of the modern oil boom, Beaumont, Texas, State College of Technology) and the University of to the unique Cajun French cultures found in the Texas at Arlington (then Arlington State College), Louisiana cities of Thibodaux and Lake Charles. the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary Southland Conference institutions also draw large course that has proven successful well into its fifth numbers of students from the metropolitan areas decade of existence. of Houston, Little Rock, Baton Rouge, Austin and On July 1, 2006, the Southland Conference com- Shreveport. memorated another milestone as the league mem- The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, bership reached 12, marking the largest configura- all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s tion ever for the organization. The addition of the sports include football, basketball, baseball, golf, University of Central Arkansas and Texas A&M- tennis, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track Corpus Christi expands the Southland into the Little and field. The women compete for nine champion- Rock metro area and into the eighth largest city in ships in basketball, volleyball, softball, soccer, golf, Texas. UCA and A&M-Corpus Christi will imme- tennis, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track diately enhance the Southland Conference in innu- and field. The Conference earns automatic qualifi- merable ways, including athletic and academic suc- cation to NCAA championships in football, men’s cesses, strong and principled leadership, and strong and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, volleyball, fan support and media coverage. men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s soc- UCA’s academic achievement is exemplified by its cer, men’s and women’s outdoor track and field, and own Honors College, and the institution also serves men’s and women’s cross country. as the home of The Oxford American, the premier The Southland Conference has repeatedly dem- journal of Southern American literature, as well as onstrated its commitment to the academic and ath- the statewide Arkansas Educational Television Net- letic success of its student-athletes. work. A&M-Corpus Christi’s campus is home to With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholar- nine research centers, including the Harte Research ship Award, the league annually honors one male Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies, which recently and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for hosted the 2006 State of the Gulf Summit attended postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is by over 400 state, regional and foreign dignitaries. given to each institution’s male and female student- In addition to its two newest members, the athlete with the highest grade-point average. Southland Conference lineup also consists of Lamar Also, student-athletes with grade point averages University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State above 3.0 are honored on the SLC’s annual All-Aca- University, Northwestern State University, Sam demic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana In addition to providing expanding opportunities University, Stephen F. Austin State University, the for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and University of Texas at Arlington, UTSA, and Texas its member institutions are very involved in vari- State University-San Marcos. ous community outreach programs. Many of these All told, the revised membership of the Southland programs provide positive life skills training such encompasses over 160,000 current students and an as academics, citizenship and leadership to school- alumni base of approximately 700,000. Famous al- aged students in Southland communities.

36 • 2007 UTSA Men’s Golf