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2015-16 NORTH MEN'S GOLF

FACT AND RECORDS BOOK

men's golf 2015-16 NORTH TEXAS MEN'S GOLF

FACT AND RECORDS BOOK

men's golf North Texas Athletics Department

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Credits: the North Texas Media Relations Department Photography: Rick Yeatts Mean Green Mission Statement * To Promote and monitor the educational achievement and personal growth of student-athletes, emphasizing that their education- al growth and development is the primary purpose of intercollegiate athletics * To conduct an athletics program that protects and enhances the physical and educational welfare of student-athletes * To provide fair and equitable opportunity for all student-athletes and staff participating in intercollegiate sport activities, regard- less of gender or ethnicity * To promote the principles of good sportsmanship and honesty in compliance with the University of North Texas, state, NCAA and conference regulations * To conduct a competitive athletics program that promotes faculty, staff, student and community affiliation with the University of North Texas * To serve the community through public service and outreach activities which positively reflect on the University of North Texas and promote good will in the community. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Men’s Golf Quick Facts 2 PROFILES University Information Head Coach...... 2 Location: Denton, Texas Founded: 1890 2015-16 Roster...... 4 Enrollment: 36,216 Golfer Profiles...... 5 Nickname: Mean Green Newcomer Golfer Profiles...... 12 Colors: Green and White Conference: Conference USA President: Dr. Neal Smatresk 13 RECORDS Athletic Director: Rick Villarreal Home Facility: Various 2014-15 Statistics...... 13 Main Athletics Phone: 940.565.2662 2014-15 Individual Statistics...... 14 School Website: MeanGreenSports.com History...... 16 Staff Information Tournament Championships...... 17 Head Coach: Brad Stracke Scoring Leaders...... 18 Alma Mater: UAB ‘93 Phone: 940.565.2668 All-Time Honors...... 19 Best time to call: 9 am - 1 pm All-Time Letterwinners...... 20 E-Mail: [email protected]

North Texas Exes On The Pro Tour...... 21 Media Information Men’s Golf Media Contact: Steven Bartolotta Office Phone: 940.369.8329 Cell Phone: 817.300.1931 E-Mail: [email protected]

2015-16 NORTH TEXAS MEN'S GOLF FACT AND RECORDS BOOK 1 profiles 9 head coach

Brad The Stracke File

Stracke Hometown: Perry, Iowa Alma Mater: UAB ‘93

Head Coach Coaching Career 2009-Present: Head Coach, North Texas 4 Eighth Year 44 NCAA Appearances 2015 Automatic Bid 2013 Automatic Bid The return the 13th All-American in school history. He was the 2012 Automatic Bid to national first North Texas golfer to be named an All-American 2011 At-Large Bid prominence for since 1992. North Texas golf 43 Conference Championships Cazaubon won three individual tournaments in 2012- 2015 Conference USA Championship has been led by 13, the most in the modern era for an individual. Brad Stracke, who enters his eighth season with the 2013 Sun Belt Conference Championship Cazaubon was named to the all-conference team for 2012 Sun Belt Conference Championship Mean Green. Since taking the reins of the program in a fourth straight season, becoming just the second December of 2009, Stracke has taken the Mean Green player in school history to earn all-conference honors 43 Individual Conference Champions golf program to heights it hasn’t seen in over 40 years. in four consecutive years. His teammate, Ortiz 2015 - Juan Munoz 2012 - Ty Spinella The 2014-15 season saw the Mean Green program duplicated what Cazaubon did in his four seasons as 2011 - Carlos Ortiz transform from one that was rebuilding into an he was just the third player in school history to earn NCAA contender. all-conference honors in four straight years. 42-Time Conference Coach of the Year 2015 Conference USA Stracke led North Texas to the Conference USA In addition Jason Roets was named to the all- 2013 Sun Belt Conference Championship in 2015 and was named the Coach conference team in 2013, giving North Texas three of the Year, after the team won the stroke-play players on the all-conference team for the second 42 PGA Tour Professionals competition and then knocked off Charlotte and straight season. Since taking over, Stracke has had 12 Carlos Ortiz, PGA Tour UAB in to capture the program’s 30th players earn all-conference honors in six seasons. Rodolfo Cazaubon, Web.com Tour conference championship. The Mean Green captured the 2012 Sun Belt 41 All-American Stracke coached his third individual conference Conference Championship, the first conference Rodolfo Cazaubon - 2012-13 champion in Juan Munoz in 2015. Munoz went on to title since 2003 and another bid to the NCAA earn all-conference and all-tournament honors. Tournament. In 2010-11, Stracke led the Mean Green 2005-08: Assistant Coach, Florida to the first at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, NT made its 34th all-time appearance in the NCAA 1996-2005: Head Coach, Indian Hills and it marks the first time that North Texas has been Tournament in 2015 and the fourth under Stracke. Community College in the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons He has led the Mean Green to conference titles in Honors since 1974-75. three of the last four seasons. 4 Won a NJCAA National Championship, 2000 He has coached back-to-back individual conference 4 Nine NJCAA Championship appearances NT captured the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate title, champions in Ty Spinella (2012) and Carlos Ortiz 4 Finished 1st, 2nd or 3rd for six straight marking the fifth straight year that the Mean Green (2011), a feat accomplished for only the second time seasons has won a tournament title. in school history. In his five seasons playing in the Stracke also saw the rise of one of his first recruits in Sun Belt, North Texas has had 10 players named to Playing Career Carlos Ortiz at the professional level. the All-Sun Belt team. Professional Tournament Finishes 1997 - Won the Bos Landen Prairie Tour event Ortiz, a four-time all-conference player from 2010- The 2010-11 season saw Stracke lead North Texas to 1996 - Won the Lake Bracken Pro Select 13, won three tournaments on the Web.com Tour its highest ranking in decades at No. 3 in the country Won the Fort Dodge Pro-Am and was named the 2014 Web.com Player of the Year. after winning the UTA/Waterchase Invitational to Top 10 in Player of the Year Points Ortiz is now playing on the PGA Tour full-time. begin the year. North Texas received an at-large bid to 1995 - US Open Sectional Qualifier the NCAA Tournament, the first since 2003 and only In 2013, the Mean Green won a second consecutive Top 10 in Player of the Year Points the second at-large selection in school history. Sun Belt Conference title and advanced to the NCAA Top 10 finish in the Assistant’s Tournament for the third straight season. It marked Stracke led the Mean Green to a top-5 finish in nine Championship the first time that North Texas had captured back- of the 11 tournaments last season. North Texas Won the Assistant’s Match Play to-back conference titles since 1974-75. It had been finished the season ranked in the top-40 in the Tournament US Open Sectional Qualifier 30 years since North Texas made it to the NCAA nation, the highest end of the year ranking for the 1994 - Top 10 finish in the Assistant’s Tournament in three straight years. Mean Green in decades. Championship The Mean Green climbed into the top-25 rankings in Individually, Carlos Ortiz won the 2011 Sun Belt the spring of 2013, which was the highest ranking in Conference title with a score of 7-under par, College UAB school history that late in the year since the modern becoming the first North Texas player to win the 1993 - First-Team All-Conference ranking system began in 1998. conference title since 2003. Ortiz and Rodolfo Letterman Cazaubon both were named to the All-Sun Belt team Stracke was named the 2013 Sun Belt Conference 1992 - Letterman for a second straight season. Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. Stracke was just the fifth coach in school history to Ortiz won three individual tournaments throughout Indian Hills Community College win Coach of the Year and it was the first time since the year and Curtis Donahoe won the fourth 1990 - Won Nebraska Wesleyan 2003 a North Texas coach has captured the award. individual tournament title of the year for the Mean Tournament Green. Won conference tournament Stracke also brought out the best in Rodolfo 1989 - Won Nebraska Wesleyan Tournament Cazaubon. He ended his highly decorated career as Finished second at regional tournament

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The Mean Green posted the lowest stroke average as a team in 2010-11 since 1994- Stracke brings a wealth of experience and a championship pedigree to North Texas 95 and Ortiz had the lowest individual stroke average since 1993-94. after spending time as a highly successful assistant coach and head coach. Starting in 2010, Stracke led North Texas golf back onto the national scene. The Prior to North Texas, Stracke spent the previous three years as an assistant coach Mean Green captured its first tournament title in five seasons and had numerous at Florida and he was the head coach at Indian Hills Community College for nine individual accomplishments throughout the 2009-10 school year. seasons from 1996-05, winning a NJCAA National Championship. Two of Stracke’s first recruits, Cazaubon and Ortiz, paid immediate dividends. At Florida, Stracke helped guide the Gators to the NCAA Championship three Both players were selected to play in the NCAA Men’s Golf Regional, marking the straight seasons, culminating with a second-place finish in 2006. That year the first time in school history that two individuals have advanced to a regional. Gators won the West Regional Championship with a tournament record score of 37-under par. Florida finished ninth at the NCAA Championship in 2007 and 11th Stracke’s freshmen competing at the regional puts North Texas in elite company. in 2008. North Texas is the only school in the nation that sent two freshmen to play at a regional in 2010. In three years at Florida, Stracke also coached six All-Americans, eight SEC All- Conference players, and one Walker Cup player. At Indian Hills, his team won the Cazaubon was named the Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year, the first- national championship in 2000 and had six straight seasons of finishing either first, time in the program’s storied history that has happened. He also posted the second, or third at the national championship. lowest stroke average in seven seasons for North Texas and was an all-conference selection. He coach 21 All-Americans at Indian Hills and led them to its first number one ranking and national title. Ortiz was also an all-conference pick and shot the third-lowest round of golf with a 64 in the nation this season. Stracke earned an associate of arts degree in arts and science at IHCC in 1990. He also earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in Along the way as a team, Stracke guided North Texas to the best stroke average 1993, where he played for the Blazers. since the 2002-03 season. North Texas had seven top-5 finishes or better this season. After redshirting his junior year, Stracke won all-conference honors in 1993. As a professional player, Stracke was a sectional qualifier for the U.S. Open in 1995 and In 2009, Stracke led North Texas to a third-place finish at the Sun Belt Conference earned a top-10 finish in Player of the Year Points in 1995 and 1996. Championship as they posted the lowest team score of the season. He won the Lake Bracken Pro-Select in 1996, the Fort Dodge Pro-Am in 1996 and the Bos Landen Prairie Tour event in 1997.

Brad Stracke’s Coaching Career at North Texas

YEAR HIGHLIGHTS 2009 Took over the program midway through the season and led the Mean Green to a third-place finish at the Sun Belt Conference Championship

2010 Carlos Ortiz and Rodolfo Cazaubon made the NCAA Tournament as freshman, NT captured the J.L Lewis Inter collegiate team title

2010- 11 NT earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament, finished ninth at the NCAA West Regional; Ortiz won the Sun Belt Conference Championship

2011-12 Won the Sun Belt Conference title, Ty Spinella captured the individual title, finished seventh at the NCAA Bowling Green Regional

2012- 2013 Won the Sun Belt Conference title, Cazaubon advanced to the NCAA Finals and was an All-American

2013-14 NT won the Argent Financial Classic

2014-15 Won the Conference USA title, Juan Munoz won the individual title, advanced to the NCAA Tournament, freshman Michael Cotton won the Texas State Amateur title

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9 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Kyle Berkshire Freshman 6-2 Crofton, MD (Archbishop Spalding H.S.) Cory Churchman Junior 5-9 Abilene, TX (Cooper H.S.) Michael Cotton Sophomore 5-11 Katy, TX (Cinco Ranch H.S.) Andrew Hudson Junior 6-2 Burleson, TX (Burleson H.S.) Ross Martens Sophomore 6-3 Portsmouth, IA (Harlan Community H.S.) Colin Pearson Junior 6-4 Fort Dodge, IA (San Diego) Nick Rodriguez Sophomore 6-1 Shrewsbury, MA (Shrewsbury H.S.) Thomas Rosenmuller Freshman 6-0 Germany Ian Snyman Freshman 6-0 Bellville, South Africa (Hoerskool Bellville H.S.) Alejandro Villasana Junior 5-9 Monterrey, Mexico (ASFM)

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Cory Churchman

Junior

5-9 4 2L Abilene, TX 4 (Cooper H.S.)

2014-15 - Made the clinching putt for North Texas to win the 2015 Conference USA Championship - Finished in fifth place at the C-USA Championship and was named to the All-Tournament team -Notched three top-10 finishes and had a career best finish of third place at the Reveille Challenge - Had five top-25 finishes for the year - Shot three rounds in the 60’s, which included a 68 at the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate as he finished in a tie for sixth place - Played in all 12 tournaments on the year and had the fourth lowest stroke average on the team

2013-14 -Played in 10 events and had a one top-15 finish at the Argent Financial Classic, which NT won as a team -Shot a season-low round of 68 at The Schenkel Invitational -Posted a 69 at the Lone Star Invite as he finished tied for 30th place -Finished in 31st place at the Windon Memorial -Shot the third lowest score for NT at the C-USA Championship

High School -Won 10 tournaments in his first three years of high school -Notched 11 wins through the fall of 2012 -Dominated the West Texas Junior Champions tournament in August 2012, winning by seven strokes -Won two tournaments as a freshman and qualified for the Class 4A state golf tournament, where he finished in 12th place -Was a two-time winner of the District 3-5A individual championship. -Won the Red Raider Classic, the Big Springs Invitational at 3-under par, and the Tall City Invitational as a sophomore -Finished in the top-five in 19 of 27 high school tournaments and first or second in 15 of the 27 tournaments he has played in

Churchman’s Year-by-Year 2014-15 (Sophomore) 2013-14 (Freshman) Northern Intercollegiate...... 78-77-78-233...... T48th Northern Intercollegiate...... 80-77-76-233...... T62nd Windon Memorial...... 70-73-72-215...... T26th Windon Memorial ...... 70-72-81-223...... T31st David Toms Intercollegiate...... 77-80-71-228...... T20th Shoal Creek Invitational...... 76-74-73-223...... T41st Jim Rivers Intercollegiate...... 75-69-68-212...... T6th Jim Rivers Intercollegiate...... 79-77-71-227...... 37th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational...... 75-73-70-218...... T17th John Hayt Collegiate Invitational...... 85-71-74-230...... T66th John Hayt Invitational...... 77-77-79-233...... T57th Argent Finacial Classic...... 74-75-149...... T13th General Hackler Championship...... 80-76-72-228...... T55th The Schenkel Invitational...... 77-76-68-221...... T32nd Lone Star Invite...... 71-77-71-219...... T41st Lone Star Invite...... 73-78-69-220...... T30th The Aggie Invitational...... 83-74-74-231...... T38th Aggie Invitational...... 76-82-79-237...... T48th Reveille Challenge...... 69-72-141...... 3rd Conference USA Championship...... 76-74-76-226...... T42nd Conference USA Championship ...... 74-70-72-216...... T5th NCAA Regional Tournament ...... 72-78-72-222...... T57th

CHURCHMAN’S CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round 2013-14 10 29 2,189 75.48 68; The Schenkel Invite 2014-15 12 35 2,596 74.17 68; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate TOTALS 22 64 4,785 74.76 68; Twice

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Micahel Cotton

Sophomore

5-11 4 1L Katy, TX 4 (Cinco Ranch H.S.)

2014-15 - Won the 2015 Texas State Amateur Championship, becoming just the third NT golfer to win the championship - Helped led North Texas to the 2015 Conference USA Championship by winning both his matches during the semifinals and championship of match play - Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team - Finished in the top-25 five different times - Notched a career-best finish of seventh place at the Reveille Challenge - Shot a season-low round of 70 on four different occassions

High School -Rated the 16th best player in Texas and ranked the 152nd junior golfer in the world -Was ranked as the 80th best player in the class of 2014 -Played in 10 events as a junior and scored one win, five top-10 finishes, and three top-five finishes and one win -Led Cinco Ranch to the Class 5A Region III in 2013 and 2014, title and an 11th place finish at the UIL State tournament in 2013 -Named to the all-region team in 2014 -Qualified for the 2013 U.S. Amateur -Recorded top-10 finishes in American Junior Golf Association events in during the in -Was a three-time all-district player and was a second-team All-State selection in 2013 -Played in the UIL State tournament as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior -Was a four-time academic all-district student

Cotton’s Year-by-Year

2014-15 (Freshman) Jim Rivers Intercollegiate...... 77-70-71-218...... T14th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational...... 73-72-74-221...... T24th John Hayt Invitational...... 77-74-80-231...... T51st General Hackler Championship...... 75-70-76-221...... T21st Lone Star Invite...... 75-71-70-216...... T28th The Aggie Invitational...... 75-74-76-225...... T21st Reveille Challenge...... 71-73-144...... T7th Conference USA Championship...... 73-77-73-223...... T29th NCAA Regional Tournament...... 79-70-72-221...... T49th

COTTON’S CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round 2014-15 9 26 1,918 73.76 70; Four times TOTALS 9 26 1,918 73.76 70; Four times

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Andrew Hudson

Junior

6-2 4 2L Burleson, TX 4 (Burleson H.S.)

2014-15 - Played in two tournaments, notching a season-best finish at the David Toms Intercollegiate - Shot a season-low round of 76 at the Northern Intercollegiate

2013-14 -Had two top-15 finishes as he played in six events -Finished tied for ninth place at the UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational -Had another top-15 finish at the Argent Financial Classic as he finished in 13th -Posted the second lowest score for NT at the Conference USA Championship and finished tied for 32nd -Hudson had the second best stroke average among the freshman in 2013-14 for NT -Shot a season-best round of 70 at the Argent Financial Classic

High School - Finished second at the AJGA Goodman Networks junior at Timmarron - Fired a 7-under par for his second AJGA top-five finish of 2012 - Finished in fourth place at the AJGA Aspen Junior Golf Classic - Finished in fourth place at the Texas Legends Junior Tour Texas Boys State Junior Championship - Named all-state three state years - Was the TAPPS 4A All-State Medalist in leading his team to the state title as a senior

Hudson’s Year-by-Year

2014-15 (Sophomore) Northern Intercollegiate...... 79-76-77-232...... T44th David Toms Intercollegiate...... 81-78-77-236...... T37th

2013-14 (Freshman) Windon Memorial...... 78-76-73-227...... T54th UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational...... 72-72-75-219...... T9th John Hayt Collegiate Invitational...... 79-72-77-228...... T58th Argent Financial Classic...... 79-70-149...... T13th The Schenkel Invitational...... 78-76-77-231...... T80th Conference USA Championship...... 73-75-75-223...... T32nd

HUDSON’S CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round 2013-14 6 17 1,277 75.11 70; Argent Financial Classic 2014-15 2 6 468 78.00 76; Northern Intercollegiate TOTALS 8 23 1,745 75.86 70; Argent Financial Classic

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Nick Rodriguez

Junior

6-1 4 2L Shrewsbury, MA4 (Shrewsbury H.S.)

2014-15 -Saw action in four tournaments, notching a season-best finish at the Reveille Challenge with a tie for 28th place -Shot a season-low round of 71 at the Lone Star Invite

2013-14 -Had the best stroke average among freshman and the fourth-lowest stroke average on the team -Posted two top-15 finishes this season -Led NT with the lowest score at the C-USA Championship and finished in 12th place overall -Shot back-to-back rounds of 71 at the Lone Star Invite to finish in 14th place

High School -Won the AJGA Deutsche Bank Partners tournament with a final round of 68 and overcame a six-stroke deficit entering the final round to win the boys division by two strokes -Was selected as a Mid-Wach A League All-Star and member in 2010 -Was featured as one of the top-12 junior golfers in Massachusetts in Mass Golfer Magazine -Finished eighth at the AJGA Rochester Junior open and fourth at the U.S. Public Links Qualifier -Had nine top-10 finishes

Rodriguez’s Year-by-Year

2014-15 (Sophomore) Aggie Invitational...... 82-74-80-236...... T45th Windon Memorial...... 76-77-73-226...... T73rd Conference USA Championship.72-73-73-218...... T12th David Toms Intercollegiate.....82-79-81-242...... T56th Lone Star Invite...... 74-71-74-219...... T41st Reveille Challenge...... 77-76-153...... T28th

2013-14 (Freshman) Northern Intercollegiate...... 75-77-72-224...... T40th Windon Memorial...... 75-73-78-226...... T49th Shoal Creek Invitational...... 77-76-73-226...... T44th Jim Rivers Intercollegiate...... 76-77-75-228...... T38th Lone Star Invite...... 71-71-73-215...... T14th

RODRIGUEZ’S CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round 2013-14 7 21 1,573 74.90 71; Lone Star Invite 2014-15 4 11 840 76.36 71; Lone Star Invite TOTALS 11 32 2,413 75.40 71; Twice

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Alejandro Villasana

Junior

5-9 4 1L Monterrey, Mexico 4 ASFM HS

2014-15 - Helped lead North Texas to the 2015 Conference USA Championship with a 29th-place finish - Finished tied for third place, a career-low finish, at the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate as NT captured the team title - Shot three rounds in the 60’s, including a season-low round of 68 a the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate - Had a 33rd place finish at the David Toms Intercollegiate - At the NCAA Regional Tournament, he shot rounds of 70 and 72

Villasana’s Year-by-Year

2014-15 (Sophomore) Windon Memorial...... 72-76-77-225...... T69th David Toms Intercollegiate...... 78-78-76-232...... T33rd Jim Rivers Intercollegiate...... 70-69-68-207...... T3rd UTSA Oak Hills Invitational...... 81-76-76-233...... T71st John Hayt Invitational...... 79-77-83-239...... T71st General Hackler Championship...... 72-77-73-222...... T30th Lone Star Invite...... 81-69-73-223...... T59th The Aggie Invitational...... 79-76-78-233...... T45th Conference USA Championship...... 71-75-77-223...... T29th NCAA Regional Tournament...... 79-70-72-221...... T53rd

VILLASANA’S CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round 2014-15 10 30 2,258 75.26 68; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate TOTALS 10 30 2,258 75.26 68; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate

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Kyle Berkshire Ross Martens Freshman Sophomore

6-2 4 HS 6-3 4 HS Crofton, MD 4Archbishop Spaulding HS Portsmouth, IA 4 Harlen Community HS

High School Junior College -Was ranked fourth in the state of Maryland - Was named to the Region III NJCAA Divi- - Two-time junior All-American sion I PING All-District Team - He was a four-time all-conference and - Helped lead his team to a 15th-place finish all-state selection in the National Championship - Had 12 wins in national junior events during his high school career - Won the NJCAA National Championship Preview with a score of 1-under par - Helped lead his team to the Maryland State Championship his junior year - Led his team to two team titles in the spring of 2015

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Colin Pearson Thomas Rosenmueller Junior Freshman

6-4 4 TR 6-0 4 HS Fort Dodge, IA 4 San Diego Germany 4 Munchen Eichenried

Indian Hills 2015 Fall Season -Led the Warriors in scoring average (73.5) - Burst onto the scene in the fall by winning -Won four tournaments while at IHCC the Quail Valley Collegiate Championship -Named first-team all-conference, first-team all-region, and second-team All- - Shot a 63 to the win the championship, which is a school record for a freshman American -Was named the C-USA Player of the Week as he posted a score of 12-under par -Placed 13th overall at the 2014 National Tournament with team winning national in the win, the lowest score 54-hole score since 1999. championship - Became the first freshman to win a tournament since Anthony Broussard High School - Had the lowest stroke average on the team in the fall season - Was ranked No. 1 in the state of Iowa as a senior and finished 5th at the state - Finished in second at the Windon Memorial Classic championship - Notched three top-15 finishes in four events, had a 12th place finish at the -Was district runner-up, first-team all-state, first-team all-tournament and finished Memphis Intercollegiate with the lowest state scoring average -Was first-team all-state as a junior - -Also lettered in swimming four years and tennis 3 years

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Ian Snyman Freshman

6-0 4 HS Bellville, South Africa 4Hoerskool Bellville HS

2015 Fall Season - Had two top-15 finishes in the fall season - Began his career with a fifth place finish at the Memphis Intercollegiate - Had the best finish by a freshman in their first even since 1999 - Was named the Conference USA Player of the Week (Sept. 23) -

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9 Individual Statistics Player Tourns. Rounds Strokes Avg. Best Round Juan Munoz 12 35 2,559 73.11 63; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate Jason Roets 11 32 2,355 73.59 65; C-USA Championship Andrew Hudson 2 6 468 78.00 76; Northern Intercollegiate Julien Marot 2 6 475 79.16 75; Northern Intercollegiate Cory Churchman 12 35 2,596 74.17 68; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate Alejandro Villasana 10 30 2,258 75.26 68; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate Nick Rodriguez 4 11 840 76.36 71; Lone Star Invite Matthew Cowgill 1 3 234 78.00 78; Jim Rivers Intercollegiate Michael Cotton 9 26 1,918 73.76 70; Twice Total 63 184 13,702 74.46 63; Munoz

9 Team Results and Statistics Tournament Holes Place Teams Scores Champion (Score) Northern Intercollegiate 54 9th 13 304-301-306-911 Virginia (879) Sept. 5-7, Rich Harvest Farms, Sugar Grove, Illinois Windon Memorial 54 15th 15 287-299-295-881 Cal (834) Sept. 21-22, Evanston Golf Club, Skokie, Illinois David Toms Intercollegiate 54 T6th 12 312-307-299-918 LSU (891) Oct. 4-5, The Univeristy Club, Baton Rouge, Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 54 1st 10 293-271-276-840 North Texas (840) Oct. 20-21, Squire Creek Country Club, Choudrant, Louisiana UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 54 4th 15 298-290-288 Baylor (850) February 9-10, Oak Hills Country Club, San Antonio, Texas John Hayt Invitational 54 11th 15 307-302-305-914 Texas (872) February 27-March 1, Sawgrass Country Club, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida General Hackler Championship 54 4th 15 297-289-291-877 North Texas (861) March 9-10, The Dunes Golf and Beach Club, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Lone Star Invite 54 4th 16 294-279-279-852 Texas Tech (835) March 23-24, Briggs Ranch , San Antonio, Texas The Aggie Invitational 54 8th 13 311-296-308-915 Oklahoma (884) April 4-5, Traditions Golf Club, Bryan, TX Reveille Challenge 36 2nd 9 280-295-575 Texas A&M (569) April 12, Traditions Golf Club, Bryan, TX Conference USA Championship 54 1st 12 278-291-292-861 North Texas (861) April 26-29, Texarkana Country Club, Texarkana, Arkansas Match play (NT def. Charlotte in semifinals; NT def. UAB in finals) NCAA Regional Tournament 54 9th 14 291-282-282-855 South Florida (826) May 14-16, The Course at Yale, New Haven, Connecticut

Total Rounds: 35 Total Strokes: 10,275 Round Average: 293.5 Team Low Round: 271, Jim Rivers Intercollegiate

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9 Individual Statistics

Cory Churchman’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Northern Intercollegiate 78-77-78-233 T48th Windon Memorial 70-73-72-215 T26th David Toms Intercollegiate 77-80-71-228 T20th Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 75-69-68-212 T6th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 75-73-70-218 T17th John Hayt Invitational 77-77-79-233 T57th General Hackler Championship 80-76-72-228 T55th Lone Star Invite 71-77-71-219 T41st The Aggie Invitational 83-74-74-231 T38th Reveille Challenge 69-72-141 3rd Conference USA Championship 74-70-72-216 T5th NCAA Regional Tournament 72-78-72-222 T57th

Andrew Hudson’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Northern Intercollegiate 79-76-77-232 T44th David Toms Intercollegiate 81-78-77-236 T37th

Julien Marot’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Northern Intercollegiate 75-76-81-232 T44th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 84-77-82-243 84th Juan Munoz’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Northern Intercollegiate 73-75-76-224 T18th Windon Memorial 76-76-73-225 T69th David Toms Intercollegiate 76-72-75-113 T5th Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 71-63-69-203 1st* UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 76-71-74-221 T32nd John Hayt Invitational 78-75-72-225 T25th General Hackler Championship 77-70-70-217 T9th Lone Star Invite 78-71-68-217 T31st The Aggie Invitational 78-76-82-236 T50th Reveille Challenge 71-74-145 T9th Conference USA Championship 69-72-70-211 1st NCAA Regional Tournament 73-70-69-212 T22nd Nick Rodriguez’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Windon Memorial 76-77-73-226 T73rd David Toms Intercollegiate 82-79-81-242 T56th Lone Star Invite 74-71-74-219 T41st Reveille Challenge 77-76-153 T28th

Alejandro Villasana’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Windon Memorial 72-76-77-225 T69th David Toms Intercollegiate 78-78-76-232 T33rd Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 70-69-68-207 T3rd UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 81-76-76-233 T71st John Hayt Invitational 79-77-83-239 T71st General Hackler Championship 72-77-73-222 T30th Lone Star Invite 81-69-73-223 T59th The Aggie Invitational 79-76-78-233 T45th

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Conference USA Championship 71-75-77-223 T29th NCAA Regional Tournament 79-70-72-221 T53rd

Jason Roets’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Northern Intercollegiate 78-74-75-227 T27th Windon Memorial 69-74-77-220 T45th Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 79-73-75-227 T40th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 74-74-70-218 T17th John Hayt Invitational 75-76-74-225 T25th General Hackler Championship 73-73-76-222 T30th Lone Star Invite 70-68-70-208 T3rd The Aggie Invitational 79-72-80-231 T38th Reveille Challenge 69-77-146 T12th Conference USA Championship 65-74-81-220 T17th NCAA Regional Tournament 72-70-69-211 T17th

Matthew Cowgill’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 78-78-78-234 52nd Michael Cotton’s Tournament-By-Tournament Results Tournament Scores Place Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 77-70-71-218 T14th UTSA Oak Hills Invitational 73-72-74-221 T24th John Hayt Invitational 77-74-80-231 T51st General Hackler Championship 75-70-76-221 T21st Lone Star Invite 75-71-70-216 T28th The Aggie Invitational 75-74-76-225 T21st Reveille Challenge 71-73-144 T7th Conference USA Championship 73-77-73-223 T29th NCAA Regional Tournament 79-70-72-221 T49th

*won in a playoff*

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9 History

A once called the University of North Texas the “Notre Dame” of men’s golf -- for a very good reason. With 83 tournament championships, including four NCAA crowns and 30 conference titles to its credit, North Texas has earned international recognition in the sport.

In all, the Mean Green have competed in the NCAA Tournament 34 times as a team and placed in the top 10 on 16 of those occasions. The program’s long list of successes also includes seven Lone Star Conference titles, two Gulf Coast Conference championships, 13 Missouri Valley Conference titles, three Southland Conference championships, three Sun Belt Conference championships, one Big West Conference title and now one Conference USA title. In 2011 the Mean Green received its first at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament in the modern era. North Texas then captured consecutive conference titles in 2012 and 2013 for the first time since 1974-75.

North Texas sponsored its first varsity golf team in 1939, but much of the squad’s history was written after Fred Cobb, a college golf pioneer, was named head coach in 1946. He saw his efforts pay off just two years later when the Eagles went undefeated and untied in 11 matches and won three tournaments.

Cobb’s 1949 team garnered its first of four consecutive NCAA championships in 1949. The many standouts who donned the green and white during that period included Billy Maxwell, , L.M. Crannell Jr., Buster Reed, Palmer Lawrence, Gene Towry, Joe Conrad, Bill Turner, Stan Mosel, A.J. Triggs and Marion Hiskey.

During Cobb’s reign, the Mean Green fashioned a 72-10-3 record. Nine of the defeats, however, came in his first two seasons at the helm.

Following Cobb’s death in 1955, Herb Ferrill took over the program. Among the team’s accomplishments during his 30 years as head coach were two runner-up finishes and two third-place finishes at the NCAA Championships and 13 Missouri Valley Conference titles.

Since the All-America team was created in 1958, a host of North Texas players have earned selection to the elite group, including Dick Whetzle, Dick Smith, Bobby Greenwood, Frank Luke, Don Wilson, Ron Folk, Jimmy Clayton, Jerry Greiner, Guy Collins, John Granger, Doug Higgins, Mike McCaffrey and Rodolfo Cazaubon in 2013. Many of them went on to enjoy professional careers.

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The Mean Green’s conference championship in 2013 was the second straight conference title and the first time since 1974-75 that the Mean Green has won consecutive titles, but the hardware is just one of many in the trophy case.

In all, the Mean Green have competed in the NCAA Tournament 33 times as a team and placed in the top 10 on 16 of those occasions. The program’s long list of successes also includes seven Lone Star Conference titles, two Gulf Coast Conference championships, 13 Missouri Valley Conference titles, three Southland Conference champion- ships, one Big West Conference title and three Sun Belt Conference Championships in 2003, 2012 and 2013.

9 Major Tournament Championships

NCAA Championships (4) Southland Conference (3) 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 1984, 1993, 1996 NAIA Championships (3) Big West Conference (1) 1952, 1954, 1955 1999 Lone Star Conference (7) Sun Belt Conference (3) 1941, 1942, 1943, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949 2003, 2012, 2013 Gulf Coast Conference (2) Conference USA (1) 1950, 1956 2015 Missouri Valley Conference (13) 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975

9 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1982, 1983,1984, 1993, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015

Total: 34

9 Major Tournament Finishes NCAA Championship...... Second: 1954, 1955, 1956; Third: 1957, 1963 NCAA Regionals...... Seventh: 2012; 12th: 2013; Ninth: 2011; T17th: 2003 Southern Intercollegiate...... First: 1948, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1963 ...... Second: 1950 ;Third: 1954, 1960 Southwest Recreation...... First: 1948-52, 1957, 1961-66, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 ...... Second:1953, 1954, 1958, 1967 Border Olympics...... First: 1952, 1953-tie, 1954,1956, 1961; Second: 1955, 1957, 1958 Pikes Peak Invitational...... First: 1952, 1954 All America Invitational...... First: 1955-tie, 1957, 1974 Missouri Valley Conference Championship...... Second: 1957, 1958, 1960, 1967, 1973 Oklahoma Intercollegiate...... First: 1963 Sooner Invitational...... First: 1971 Southwest Spring Classic...... First: 1982 Southland Conference Championship...... Second: 1983, 1991, 1992, 1994; Third: 1986, 1987, 1989, 1995 International Intercollegiate...... First: 1992 Moe O’Brien Memorial...... First: 1993 Southwest Missouri State Intercollegiate...... First: 1994 Big West Conference Championship...... Third: 1997 Sun Belt Conference Championship...... First: 2003, 2012, 2013; Second, 2004, 2006, 2011; Third, 2009 Conference USA Championship...... First: 2015 Pacific Invitational...... First: 1998 Diet Pepsi/Shocker Classic...... First: 1999 Cardinal Classic...... First: 2002

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9 Team Scoring and Individual Scoring Leaders (modern era)

Year Team Avg Team Rd Avg Ind. Leader Avg 2014-15 74.46 293.5 Juan Munoz 73.11 2013-14 75.20 296.3 Gonzalo Rubio 74.21 2012-13 74.16 292.5 Rodolfo Cazaubon 71.89 2011-12 73.74 291.0 Ty Spinella 72.52 2010-11 73.04 287.3 Carlos Ortiz 71.25 2009-10 74.68 294.7 Rodolfo Cazaubon 72.65 2008-09 75.95 298 Clarke Kincaid 73.75 2007-08 74.99 294.9 Anthony Broussard 72.84 2006-07 75.15 296.6 Cole Howard 73.88 2005-06 75.4 298.6 Anthony Broussard 73.6 2004-05 76.1 300.5 Anthony Broussard 74.7 2003-04 74.8 295.1 Zach Atkinson 73.3 2002-03 74.4 292.1 Zach Atkinson 71.8 2001-02 75.3 297 Zach Atkinson 74.1 2000-01 75.2 297.1 Brad Gibson 74.3 1999-00 75.2 296.9 Neal Collins 73.8 1998-99 74.9 295.1 Neal Collins 73.1 1997-98 75.1 296.9 Neal Collins 74.5 1996-97 * * * 1995-96 75.7 197.7 Alan Magill 74.3 1994-95 * 302.4 Alan Magill 74.94 1993-94 * * Keoke Cotner 74. 1992-93 * * *

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1993 Enrique Llaguno, First Team 2012 Ty Spinella 9 All-Americans Matt Browning, First Team Carlos Ortiz 1958 Dick Whetzel, First Team Todd Downes, Second Team Rodolfo Cazaubon 1961 Dick Smith, First Team Keoke Cotner, Second Team 2013 Rodolfo Cazaubon Bobby Greenwood, Honorable Mention 1994 Alan Magill, First Team Carlos Ortiz 1962 Bobby Greenwood, First Team Keoke Cotner, Second Team Jason Roets 1995 David Hullett, First Team Frank Luke, Honorable Mention Coach of the Year Alan Magill, Second Team 1963 Bobby Greenwood, First Team 2003 Jim Bob Jackson 1996 Ryan Palmer, First Team Don Wilson, Honorable Mention 2013 Brad Stracke 1965 Ron Folk, Honorable Mention Alan Magill, Second Team Conference USA 1966 Jimmy Clayton, Third Team John Yarbrough, Second Team Individual Champions 1968 Jimmy Clayton, Third Team Coach of the Year 2015 Juan Munoz 1969 Jerry Greiner, Second Team 1984 Herb Ferrill 1970 Guy Cullins, Third Team 1993 David Foster All-Conference USA 1971 Guy Cullins, Honorable Mention 2015 Juan Munoz Big West Conference John Granger, Honorable Mention Player of the Year All-Conference USA Freshman Team 1972 John Granger, Honorable Mention 1999 Neal Collins 2015 Michael Cotton 1973 John Granger, Honorable Mention 1974 John Granger, Third Team All-Big West Conference Conference USA All-Tournament Team 1975 Doug Higgins, Honorable Mention 1997 Alan Magill, First Team 2015 Juan Munoz 1991 Mike McCaffrey, Honorable Mention 1998 C.J. Geocks, Second Team Cory Churchman 1992 Mike McCaffrey, Third Team Nick Kondra, Second Team Coach of the Year 2013 Rodolfo Cazaubon, Honorable Mention 1999 Les Phillips, First Team 2015 Brad Stracke Phil Everson, Honorable Mention 9 All-Conference 2000 Neal Collins, Second Team 9 GCAA All-American Scholar

Missouri Valley Conference Academic All-Big West 2003 Zach Atkinson Individual Champions 1998 Nick Kondra Thomas Kulcak 1965 Ron Folk 2000 Phil Everson Freddy Espericueta 1966 Jimmy Clayton Michael Pruitt 2005 Jason Lindgren 1968 Jimmy Clayton Coach of the Year 1969 Jerry Greiner 9 ESPN The Magazine /Academic All-District 1999 David Foster 1971 John Granger 2006 Austin Welch, second team Sun Belt Conference 2007 Austin Welch, second team Southland Conference Individual Champions Individual Champions 2003 Brad Besler 1983 Joel Edwards 2011 Carlos Ortiz 1996 Ryan Palmer 2012 Ty Spinella

All-Southland Conference Freshman of the Year 1983 Joel Edwards 2010 Rodolfo Cazaubon Greg Morrison All-Sun Belt Conference 1984 Cary Link 2002 Freddy Espericueta Brad Hays Brad Besler 1985 Brad Hays 2003 Brad Besler 1986 Brad Hays Zach Atkinson 1988 Kawika Cotner, First Team 2004 Zach Atkinson Bradley Holt, Second Team Brad Gibson 1989 Bruce Smith, First Team 2006 Austin Welch Jamey Dixon, Second Team 2007 Dustin Thompson 1990 Mark LaRose , Second Team 2008 Anthony Broussard 1991 Jamey Dixon, First Team 2009 Clarke Kincaid Mike LaRose , First Team Nathan Sheen 1992 Mike LaRose, First Team 2010 Rodolfo Cazaubon Keoke Cotner, Second Team Carlos Ortiz Mike McCaffrey, Second Team 2011 Rodolfo Cazaubon Andy Bell, Second Team Carlos Ortiz

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9 A Larry Flowers, ‘59 Jason Lindgren, ‘03, 04, 05, ‘06 Dick Smith, ‘60, ‘61 Roy Franks, ‘86 Enrique Llaguno, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94 Mike Smith, ‘01 Clarence Allen, ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Tony Frederickson, ‘65, ‘66 Warren Luebcke, ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Ben Smock, ‘08 Kyle Anderson, ‘84, 85, ‘86 Cary Linck, ‘84, ‘85 Randy Sparks, ‘85 Zach Atkinson, ‘01, ‘02, 03, ‘04 9 G Brian Lindpop, ‘88 Bobby Spencer, ‘41 Gene Aube, ‘78 Lauren Loyd, ‘85 Jack Spencer, ‘41, ‘42, ‘43, ‘44 Harold Gardner, ‘65, ‘66 Bernie Averett, ‘70 Frank Luke, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 Ty Spinella, ‘11, ‘12 Bill Garrett, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 George Stanley, ‘46 9 B Jeff Gibralter, ‘90 9 M Marl Steinbauer ‘81, ‘82 Jamison Badders, ‘90 Brad Gibson, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Hank Sterling, ‘68 Hale Baugh, ‘69 Gene Gibson, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Alan Magill, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Stan Stevens, ‘75, ‘76 Andy Bell, ‘92, ‘93 Vance Gilley, ‘86 Julien Marot, ‘14, ‘15 Jim Stinebaugh, ‘58 Brad Besler, ‘02, ‘03 Jamie Gladen, ‘98 Greg Martin, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Peter Stranberg, ‘80, ‘81 Weston Bingham, ‘01, ‘02, ‘04 Zach Gladen, ‘01 Billy Maxwell, ‘50, ‘51, ‘52 Bobby Stroope, ‘57, ‘58 Richard Broadhurst, ‘14 C.J. Goecks, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Bobby Maxwell, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Jack Sullivan, ‘81 Anthony Broussard, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Harris Graham, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Rives McBee, ‘59, ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Jon Swanson, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 Chris Brown, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 John Granger, ‘71, ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Todd McCabe, ‘84 Matt Swanson ‘86, ‘87 Wes Brown, ‘90 David Green, ‘78 Mike McCaffrey, ‘91, ‘92 Matt Browning, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93 Bobby Greenwood, ‘62, ‘63 Judd McMinn, ‘41 9 T Lance Byars, ‘09, ‘10 Jerry Greiner, ‘68, ‘69 Reid McPherson, ‘04, ‘05 Johnny Meade, ‘41 Bill Tate, ‘42 9 C 9 H Joe Menton, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79 Jim Thomas, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Greg Martin, ‘86, ‘87 Dustin Thompson, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Benny Castloo, ‘52, ‘53, ‘54 Duane Haley, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Greg Morrison, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83, 84 Kevin Thompson, ‘77 Rodolfo Cazaubon, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Ben Hargis, ‘09, ‘10 Stanton Mosel, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53, ‘54 Bob Thomson, ‘63, ‘64 Cory Churchman, ‘14, ‘15 Jeff Hartshorne, ‘83 Juan Munoz, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Seth Thorton, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 George Clark, ‘55, ‘56 Brian Hatter, ‘02 Steve Thrlkeld, ‘64 Jimmy Clayton, ‘66, ‘67, ‘68 Scott Haynie, ‘76, ‘77 9 N Daniel Tidebrink, ‘97, ‘98 Max Collins, ‘77 Brad Hays, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86 Gene Towery, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50 Neal Collins, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Robert H. Henderson, ‘53 Dwight Nevel, ‘64 A.J. Triggs, ‘50, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Ross Collins, ‘45, ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Doug Higgins, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 Terry Noble, ‘67 Bill Turner, ‘46, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Ross Collins Jr., ‘70 Bill Hightower, ‘42 Justin Northrup, ‘87, ‘88 Damon Connor, ‘93 Billy Hill, ‘53 9 V Joe Conrad, ‘50, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 Marion Hiskey, ‘52, ‘53, ‘54 9 O Bill Conroy, ‘89, ‘90 Bradley Holt, ‘88, ‘89 Scott Varner, ‘81, ‘85 Kawika Cotner, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Cole Howard, ‘07, ‘08 Carlos Ortiz, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Alejandro Villasana, ‘15 Keoke Cotner, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, 94 Andrew Hudson, ‘14, ‘15 Jeff Voss, ‘66, ‘67 Michael Cotton, ‘15 David Hullett, ‘94, ‘95 9 P Kenneth Coutant, ‘78 Rob Hunt, ‘89 9 W Richard Cozby, ‘65, ‘67 Ryan Palmer, ‘96 L.M. Crannell, ‘48, ‘49, ‘50, ‘51 9 J Jim Patterson, ‘64 Gaylord Walden, ‘76 Michael Craven, ‘72, ‘73, ‘74 Carlos Pelaez, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Dennis Walters, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Ashley Crawford, ‘09 Graig Jackson, ‘01 Les Phillips, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Phil Walters, ‘95 Chris Crouch, ‘95, ‘96 William Jackson, ‘79, ‘80, ‘81 Jimmy Powell, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Austin Watson, ‘04, 05 Guy Cullins, ‘68, ‘69, ‘70, ‘71 Steven James, ‘80 William Powell, ‘71 Austin Welch, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Hobart Jameson, ‘55 Tom Porter, ‘68, ‘69 Marc Welch, ‘72 9 D Don January, ‘50, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 Bill Powell, ‘69, ‘70 Dick Whetzel, ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Bo Johnson, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Michael Pruitt, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Brandon Whitman, ‘81 Pete D’Arcy, ‘90 Jimmy Johnson, ‘77, ‘78, ‘79 Mark Williams, ‘90, ‘91 John Mark Davis, ‘87, ‘88 Josh Jones, ‘11, ‘12 9 Ray Williams, ‘59 Robert Day, ‘42 R Max Wilkinson, ‘54, ‘55, ‘56 Rick DeLoach, ‘82, ‘83, ‘84 9 K Paul Ransom, ‘56, ‘57, ‘58, ‘59 Don Wilson, ‘61, ‘62, ‘63 Jamey Dixon, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Claxton Rayzor, ‘46 Donny Wilson, ‘90 Walter Dodson, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 Andreas Kali, ‘05, ‘06 Buster Reed, ‘50, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 Hal Winston, ‘53 Curtis Donahoe, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 John Kempt, ‘91 Claude Reed, ‘49 Lee Wise, ‘53 Todd Downes, ‘95, ‘96 Bill Kendzior, ‘60, ‘61 Tom Reed, ‘55, ‘56, ‘57 Wayne Wright, ‘71 Bill Kester, ‘86 Thomas Reeder, ‘86 Charles Wright, ‘74, ‘75, ‘76 9 E Clarke Kincaid, ‘09 Clyde Rego, ‘79 Gary Kirwan, ‘70, ‘71 Joel Edwards, ‘80, ‘81, ‘82, ‘83 Don Robertson, ‘72, ‘73, ‘74, ‘75 9 Nick Kondra, ‘97, ‘98 Y Peter Eiler, ‘11, ‘12, 13 Nick Rodriguez, ‘14, ‘15 Thomas Kulcak, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Jon Yarbrough, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Bill Eschenbrenner, ‘58, ‘59, ‘60 Jason Roets, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Freddy Espericueta, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Gonzalo Rubio, ‘13, ‘14 Juan Estrada, ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 9 L 9 S Phil Everson, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Glen Land, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93 Palmer Lawrence, ‘47, ‘48, ‘49 Monty Sanders, ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 9 F Andy Lawson, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, 97 Elgie Seamster, ‘60, ‘62, ‘63 Mike LaRose, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92 Joseph Sellman, ‘72 Peter Fallon, ‘10 Michel Lee, ‘08, ‘09 Harold Sexton, ‘56, ‘57, ‘58 Ray Ferguson, ‘53, ‘54, ‘55 Luis Lemus, ‘08, ‘10 Marco Scarola, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Ron Folk, ‘63, ‘64, ‘65 Raul Lemus, ‘05, ‘06, ‘08 Miller Scott, ‘79 Jeff Foster, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89 Nathan Sheen, ‘08, ‘09 Bruce Smith, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90

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Don Joel January Edwards

PGA Tour PGA/Web.com/Champions Tour North Texas ‘53 North Texas ‘84

After playing an integral role in North Texas winning three national golf champi- Former University of North Texas men’s golf alumn Joel Edwards has played profes- onships from 1950-1953, Don January went on to a long, illustrious professional sionally for the last 30 years, competing in over 300 PGA Events. He has also played career. in over 100 events on the Web.com Tour. In 2012, Edwards began playing on the Champions Tour. In four January won 10 PGA Tour titles with his most notable victory coming at the 1967 years on the Champions PGA Championship. He won the Vardon Trophy for lowest scoring average in Tour, Edwards has posted The Edwards File 1976 and was chosen to The January File two Top 10 finishes and 15 PGA Career Highlights play on the U.S. Ryder Top 25 marks. • Competed in 393 events Cup team in both 1965 Career Highlights Edwards turned pro in • 2001 Air Canada Championship winner and 1977. • 10 PGA Tour victories 1984 after finishing up a • 19 Top 10 career finishes January continued his • 23 Champions Tour victories successful career at North • 63 Top 25 career finishes success on the Senior PGA • 1967 PGA Championship winner Texas from 1980-83. In 1983, Edwards was the Tour Accolades Tour (now the Champions • 1968 Tournament of Champions winner individual champion at • Four Top 10 finishes in 2002 Tour), winning 23 events • Two PGA Seniors’ Championships the Southland Conference • Top five finishes at the Greater Hart- including two PGA Se- • 1981: Inducted into the North Texas Championship, leading ford Open and Texas Open in 2002 Athletic Hall of Fame, the first class niors’ Championships. his team to a second-place • Tied for third at Shell Houston Open finish. Edwards was named in 2000 all-conference that year • Nine Top 25 finishes in 2000 as well. • Placed second at the B.C. Open in 1992 Keoke Nationwide Tour Career Highlights • Competed in 83 events Cotner • 1999 NIKE Mississippi Gulf Coast Open winner • 11 Top 10 career finishes PGA/Nationwide Tour • 25 Top 25 career finishes North Texas ‘94

Former University of North Texas men’s golf alumn Keoke Cotner has played pro- fessionally for the last 16 years, competing in over 250 Nationwide Tour events. . Cotner turned pro in 1994 after finishing up a successful career at North Texas from 1991-94. He was a three-time second-team All-Big West honoree from 1992-94. During his career, Cotner and the Mean Green won Intercollegiate Championship, the Moe O’Brien Memorial and the SW Missouri State Intercollegiate.

2015-16 NORTH TEXAS MEN'S GOLF FACT AND RECORDS BOOK 21 records 9 north texas exes on the pro tour Anthony Carlos Broussard Ortiz

Adams Golf Tour Pro Series PGA Tour /Web.com North Texas ‘08 North Texas ‘13

Former University of North Texas men’s golf Former North Texas golfer Carlos Ortiz left alumn Anthony Broussard has played on the as one of the most decorated players in school Adams Golf Pro Tour Series since 2009. He history, and now his professional career is will be a full-time player on the Web.com Tour for the 2016 season. showing why. In his first season on the PGA Tour, Ortiz advanced in the FedEx Cup playoffs and finished 93rd in the championship. Ortiz had one top-10 finish Broussard tied for second in the 2012 Beaumont Open. In 2014, Brousssard won and nine top-25 finishes in his first year on the PGA Tour, winning $964,137 to the Texas State Open and played in the 2014 U.S. Open. earn his card for the 2016 season. Ortiz, playing in his first sea- son on the Web.com Tour The Ortiz File won three events and was named the 2014 Web.com PGA Tour Career Highlights Tour Player of the Year. • Advanced to the FedEx Cup Playoffs Ortiz won three events, had • Won nearly one million dollars in first six top-10 finishes and won season on the PGA Tour over half-a-million dollars. • Had nine top-25 finishes Ortiz earned a full exemp- • Notched one top-10 finish tion and his PGA Tour card for the entire 2014-15 Web.com Tour Career Highlights season. • Named the 2014 Web.com Tour Player of the Year Rodolfo His memorable season on the Web.com Tour saw him • Won three Web.com Tour events Cazaubon win the El Bosque Mexico • Captured the El Bosque Mexico Open Open in front of family • Won the WinCo Portland Open and friends, the Panama • Won the Panama Clara Open Web.com Tour/PGA Tour Claro Open, and finally the • Finished second on the Web.com Tour Latinoamerica ‘13 WinCo Portland Open to money list with over $515,403 in 2014 cap his season off. • six Top-10 finishes

Former University of North Texas men’s golf alumn Rodolfo Cazaubon made quite a splash on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica in 2015 as he was the Order of Merit Winner (money leader) and earned a full exemption onto the Web.com Tour for 2016. By capturing the Order of Merit, he secured the Award as PGA Tour Latinoamérica’s 2015 Player of the Year. Cazaubon, in 16 events, was the money winner with earnings of $129,203 and had the lowest stroke average in the season at 69.76. He won three events in 2015, the most among all players on the Tour.

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September 21-22 Memphis Intercollegiate Memphis, TN

27-28 Windom Memorial Classic, Northwestern Chicago, IL

October 12-13 Bayou City Collegiate, Rice/Houston Pearland, TX

26-27 Quail Valley Collegiate Invite, McNeese State Vero Beach, FL

February 9-10 Oak Hills Invitational, UTSA San Antonio, TX

26-28 John Hayt Classic, North Florida Jacksonville, FL

March 7-8 Colleton River, Michigan State Bluffton, SC

21-22 Lone Star Invitational, UTSA San Antonio, TX

April 2-3 Aggie Invitational, Texas A&M College Station, TX

11-12 Jim West Intercollegiate, Texas Austin, TX

24-27 Conference USA Championships Texarkana, TX