VIRGINIA TECH GOLF. At the NCAA Austin Regional. NCAA Men s Golf Championship HOKIE NOTES

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1 VIRGINIA TECH GOLF At the NCAA Austin Regional NCAA Men s Golf Championship Austin Regional University of Texas Golf Club Austin, Texas May 14-16, 2009 Virginia Tech Quick Facts Location... Blacksburg, Va Founded Enrollment...30,000 Nickname... Hokies Mascot... HokieBird School Colors... Chicago maroon & burnt orange Conference... Atlantic Coast Conference President... Dr. Charles W. Steger Faculty Representative... Dr. Larry Kilough Athletic Director...Jim Weaver Director of Golf/Head Coach...Jay Hardwick Year at Virginia Tech...26th Associate Head Coach... Brian Sharp Home Facility...Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 6/ ACC Finish... T 7th Media Information Golf ACO...Bill Dyer Office Phone...(540) FAX...(540) Cell Phone...(540) wdyer@vt.edu Web Site... hokiesports.com For more information on Virginia Tech Golf, including interviews with Coach Hardwick, Coach Sharp and team members, contact Associate Director of Athletics Communications Bill Dyer. University of Texas Golf Club Par - 71 Yardage - 7,412 HOKIE NOTES Entering the NCAA Golf Championship This week will mark Virginia Tech s 11th appearance in an NCAA Regional and third consecutive appearance... The Hokies appeared in the East Regional in each of the past two seasons. Hokies in Recent NCAA Play Since 2000, Virginia Tech has been a frequent participant in the NCAA Men s Golf Championship... In the season, the Hokies advanced out of the East Regional and finished eighth at the 2001 NCAA Men s Golf Championship in Durham, N.C.... The next season, the Hokies advanced out of the Central Regional in Little Rock, Ark., and finished 20th in the finals at Ohio State... In 2003, the Hokies finished 19th in the East Regional in Auburn, Ala.... In 2004, the Hokies Ryan Stinnett earned a bid into the East Regional in New Haven, Conn., while Virginia Tech hosted in the 2004 NCAA Men s Golf Championship at the Cascades Course of the Homestead Resort... The Hokies returned to NCAA play in 2007 with a 12th place finish at the East Regional in Atlanta and followed that with a 15th place finish in the East Regional in Chattanooga last year graduate Jurrian van der Vaart advanced out of the East Regional and finished tied for ninth in the championship in West Lafayette, Ind. Not Our First Trip to Texas for NCAA Play Virginia Tech has appeared in NCAA action in Texas once in the past... In 1994, the Hokies finished 19th at the NCAA Championship at Stonebridge Ranch in McKinney, Tex. Virginia Tech Versus the NCAA Field in Virginia Tech is a combined against teams in the NCAA field this season, including a 2-6 mark against teams in the Austin Regional... The Hokies have wins over Lamar (at Augusta State) and Michigan (at Pinehurst)... Tech is 1-3 against the Wolverines and opened the Fall 2008 slate in the Wolverine Intercollegiate in Ann Arbor in September... Tech is 0-1 against Florida, 0-1 against the host Longhorns and 0-1 against Callifornia... Virginia Tech, Michigan and California all competed at the Wolverine Intercollegiate. Weaver Earns All-ACC Honors Senior Drew Weaver was recently named to the 2009 All-Atlantic Coast Conference men s golf team, as selected by the league s head coaches... He is the second Hokie to earn the honor in the school s five years in the league... Jurrian van der Vaart was named to the team in Hokies in the Austin Regional 1) Drew Weaver Sr. High Point, N.C. 2) Marshall Bailey So. Fincastle, Va. 3) Garland Green So. Tazewell, Va. 4) Will Oldham r-sr. Spartanburg, S.C. 5) Matt Boyd r-jr. Sugar Land, Texas OR 5) Blake Redmond Fr. Sugar Land, Texas Head Coach: Jay Hardwick Associate Head Coach: Brian Sharp Due to injury issues, Virginia Tech will not name a starting line-up until after the practice round.

2 Top Notch in the Classroom, As Well Senior Drew Weaver is not only an All-ACC performer on the course, but the 2007 British Amateur Champion is also a standout in the classroom... Weaver was recently named the 2009 Virginia Tech ACC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year... This is the second time in the two years of the awards existence that a Virginia Tech golfer has been honored... Jurrian van der Vaart earned the award as a senior in Weaver s Travels Virginia Tech senior Drew Weaver has settled back into collegiate life this year after a whirlwind trip through the highest levels of golf last spring and summer... Weaver competed in the Georgia Cup and the 2008 Masters Tournament, as a result of winning the 2007 British Amateur championship... He also competed in the PGA Tour s AT&T Championship, presented by Tiger Woods, the Memorial Tournament and the Wyndham Championship... His victory in the 2007 British Amateur also secured him a spot in the 2007 British Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St. Annes, where he missed the cut by two strokes... He has played in the U.S. Amateur in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008, advancing to match play in 2004, 2006 and We Have a Thing for Texas Although Austin, Texas is miles from Blacksburg, the Hokies have some interesting golf ties to the state... Two current players, redshirt junior Matt Boyd and freshman Blake Redmond, hail from Sugar Land, Texas... Former Hokie great Johnson Wagner is also a Texan... Wagner won his first PGA Tour event at the 2008 Shell Houston Open. Three in the Top 10 Three of the Hokies top 10 all-time scorers are competing for Virginia Tech in the 2009 NCAA Golf Championship this week... Senior Drew Weaver is second on the all-time list at career stroke average, sophomore Marshall Bailey is fourth on the list with a career stroke average and redshirt junior Matt Boyd moved into the 10th spot in career scoring with his strong play of late at Associate head coach Brian Sharp is sixth on the list at Former Hokies on the PGA Tour A pair of former Hokies are currently competing on the PGA Tour, following outstanding seasons on their respective tours in Former Hokie Johnson Wagner won his first-ever PGA Tour event at the Houston Shell Open in 2008, earning him a berth the next week at the 2008 Masters Tournament... With the victory comes a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour... Former teammate Brendon de Jonge was the 2008 Nationwide Tour Player of the Year... He finished second on the money list and won the Xerox Classic in Rochester, N.Y.... His second place finish on the Nationwide money list earned him a return to the PGA Tour in He also played on the PGA Tour in NCAA Experience Here Three Virginia Tech golfers competing this weekend, senior Drew Weaver, redshirt junior Matt Boyd and sophomore Marshall Bailey, have played in a previous NCAA Regionals... Weaver finished 58th and Bailey was 131st last season in Chattanooga... Weaver was 23rd and Boyd was 32nd in 2007 in Atlanta. A New Group of Hokies Virginia Tech has announced the signing of three players to join the Hokie golf team in the fall of Jacob Everts of Ooltewah, Tenn., and Mikey Moyers of Ruckersville, Va., signed during the early signing period and they were joined in the April signing period by Marc MacDonald of Harare, Zimbabwe... MacDonald is the younger brother of former Hokie Nick MacDonald ( ). A Course to Dye For Virginia Tech s commitment to golf became more evident five years ago, when it was announced that famed golf course architect Pete Dye would lead the renovation of the River Course of Virginia Tech... The project, which began on Jan. 5, 2004 was completed in Once completed, the course became a Pete Dye Signature Course and has been rechristened as the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech... In addition to the upgraded course, a team facility boasts an indoor teaching center, locker room and team meeting room for the Virginia Tech golf team... These improvements were made possible by support from Bill and Alice Goodwin of Richmond, Va.... The gift covered all costs of design and construction... As part of the project, Tech s artificial practice tee was covered and equipped with radiant heaters... The indoor facility was constructed adjacent to the newly-dedicated golf team practice area, which was made possible through the generosity of long-time golf team supporter and scholarship donor C.M. Buddy Neviaser... This facility provides Tech players with one of the finest total practice complexes in the nation... Next on tap is a $5.5 million new clubhouse, currently under construction. We Like this Conference Although Virginia Tech has only been an ACC member for less than five years, the school s athletic program has already made quite a splash in the league... The Hokie football team won the 2004 ACC Championship and played in the inaugural ACC Football Championship game after winning the Coastal Division title and won the title in 2007 and Men s basketball coach, Seth Greenberg was the 2005 and 2008 ACC Coach of the Year, the same award that football coach Frank Beamer has won twice... The men s soccer team advanced to the College Cup in 2007 and the softball team appeared in NCAA Women s College World Series in Individually, Tech s Spyridon Jullien won three NCAA throwing championships... Queen Harrison appeared in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing... Last academic year, the Hokies won the women s track, softball and football titles and so far this season, Tech has won the football title. Crunch Time Player Rounds Strokes Stroke Avg. Drew Weaver Will Oldham Matt Boyd Marshall Bailey Blake Redmond Garland Green Aaron Eckstein Final rounds of tournaments this season

3 Season Best Finishes Drew Weaver... 2nd (Brickyard Collegiate & Pinehurst Intercollegiate) Marshall Bailey... 3rd (Pinehurst Intercollegiate) Garland Green...5th (Landfall Tradition) Will Oldham...*10th (VCU Shootout) Blake Redmond... 10th (River Landing Intercollegiate) Matt Boyd... 14th (Pinehurst Intercollegiate) Aaron Eckstein...22nd (VCU Shootout) * - competed as an individual What is a Hokie? The answer leads all the way back to 1896 when Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College changed its name to Virginia Polytechnic Institute. With the change came the necessity for writing a new cheer and a contest for such a purpose was held by the student body. Senior O.M. Stull won first prize for his Hokie yell, which is still used today. Later, when asked if Hokie had any special meaning, Stull explained the word was solely the product of his imagination and was used only as an attention-getter for his yell. It soon became a nickname for all Tech teams and for those people loyal to Tech athletics. Virginia Tech Athletics Jamerson Athletics Center; Blacksburg, VA (540) Golf Office: (540) Golf ACO Bill Dyer: (540) Virginia Tech Tee Times Practice Round Wednesday, May 13 8:40 a.m. CDT - Virginia Tech (10th tee) Tee Times Thursday, May 14 10th tee 9:40 a.m. CDT - Virginia Tech, Mississippi State, New Mexico State Teams will be reseeded following the first round The Hokies in Austin Virginia Tech will arrive in Austin on Tuesday evening and stay at the The Renaissance Austin Hotel... Virginia Tech will abide by all NCAA media policies... For more information on the Hokies, please contact Bill Dyer, Associate Director of Athletics Communications, traveling with the team... He can be reached at wdyer@vt.edu or on his cell at (540) The Head Hokie Jay Hardwick is in his 26th season as the head coach of Virginia Tech Golf... Hardwick is a 1971 graduate of Virginia Tech... Hardwick is also the Director of Golf at Virginia Tech and oversaw the incorporation of the University s new course, The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech, into the Virginia Tech operation, as well as the construction of team facilities at the course... Hardwick was inducted into the GCAA s Hall of Fame in 2008 and was the inaugural winner in 2005 of the Labron Harris Jr. Award, given by the PGA of America... With the Hokies 2007 ACC Golf Championship, Hardwick became the first coach in NCAA history to win four different conference titles at the same school... A full bio on Coach Hardwick is available on hokiesports.com and in the Virginia Tech 2009 Golf Media Guide. The Hardwick Years All-Americans Year Player...Team 2002 Brendon de Jonge...Second Johnson Wagner...Third 2003 Brendon de Jonge...Second 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart...Third GCAA All-America Scholars Year Player 1985 Jake Allison 1986 Mark Teachey 2007 Carl Wakely 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart, Drew Weaver All-District & All-Region Year Player 1994 Brian Sharp...District 3-North 1995 Brian Sharp...District 3-North 1997 Curtis Deal...District 3-North 2002 Brendon de Jonge, Johnson Wagner...South Region 2003 Brendon de Jonge...South Region 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart...South Region Hardwick s Honors 1992 Metro Conference Coach of the Year Coach of gold medalist Team USA in the World Junior Team Championship in Japan 1993 Metro Conference Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 1994 Virginia PGA Hall of Fame inductee NCAA District 3-North Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 1996 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year 1997 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year 2001 BIG EAST Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 2002 BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2003 BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2005 Labron Harris Sr. Award 2005 Middle Atlantic PGA Bill Strausbaugh Award 2007 Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame inductee 2008 Golf Coaches Association of America 25-Year Service Award

4 twice... The men s soccer team advanced to the College Cup in 2007 Virginia and the softball Tech team Golf appeared Team in NCAA Scoring Women s Totals College World Series in Individually, Since 1979Tech s Spyridon Jullien (Through end of ACC Championship, minimum of 21 rounds, current players in boldface) won three NCAA throwing championships... Queen Harrison Name Rounds Strokes Average Low Years appeared in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing... Last academic year, 1. Brendon de Jonge the 2. Hokies Drew won Weaver the women s 130 track, 9499 softball and football 66 titles 05- and 3. so far Jurrian this van season, der Vaart Tech 102 has won 7493 the football title Marshall Bailey Johnson Wagner Brian Sharp Ryan Stinnett Curtis Deal Nick MacDonald Matt Boyd Garland Green Brian Krusoe Chris McKeel Brad Hyler Sean Farrell Ryan Sypniewski Robby Rasmussen Joel Kraner Scott Wise Chris Greenwood Clayton Friend John Yancy David Havens Mike Matthews Will Oldham Mark Teachey Jake Allison Matt Hollerbach Aaron Eckstein Chad Fultz Kennedy Cliffe Carl Wakely Richard Spraker Jeff Haley Miller Baber Adam Hunter Doug Corby Sam Nicholson Kyle Kaufman Lewis Conner Eric Reynolds Mike Ligon Matt Martin Mike Smith Frank DelRocco Jim Brotherton Mike Wing Ross Roberts Tom Brittain Virginia Tech Roster Maybe He s Too Good of a Coach Brian Sharp, the Hokies assistant coach, was also one of the program s top players... A former member of the Nationwide Tour, Sharp is now in his sixth year as the Tech assistant and his first as Associate Head Coach... Since rejoining the Hokie program, Sharp has fallen from third to sixth in career scoring average at Virginia Tech... He has coached all three of the players to surpass him... Upon his graduation in 1995, Sharp was Tech s all-time leader in scoring average... Sharp is in very good company in the top six in scoring at Virginia Tech... Of the five players ahead of him, one was the 2008 Nationwide Tour Player of the Year (Brendon de Jonge) and one is a PGA Tour winner (Johnson Wagner at the 2008 Shell Houston Open)... Of the three players Sharp has coached, one finished ninth in the 2008 NCAA Championship and one won the 2007 British Amateur Championship and played in the 2008 Masters (Drew Weaver)... The third, Marshall Bailey, is a sophomore on this year s team. Drew Weaver Sr. High Point, N.C. Will Oldham r-sr. Spartanburg, S.C. Hokie Golfers Marshall Bailey So. Fincastle, Va. Matt Boyd r-jr. Sugar Land, Tex. Garland Green So. Tazewell, Va. Blake Redmond Fr. Sugar Land, Tex. Name Cl. Hometown Home Course Marshall Bailey* So. Fincastle, Va. Botetourt C.C. Matt Boyd* r-jr. Sugar Land, Texas Shadow Hawk G.C. Aaron Eckstein* So. Salem, Va. Hidden Valley C.C. Garland Green So. Tazewell, Va. Fincastle C.C. Will Oldham** r-sr. Spartanburg, S.C. C.C. of Spartanburg Blake Redmond Fr. Sugar Land, Texas Shadow Hawk C.C. Drew Weaver*** Sr. High Point, N.C. High Point C.C. Head Coach: Jay Hardwick (26th season) Associate Head Coach: Brian Sharp (6th season) * letters earned Aaron Eckstein So. Salem, Va. Aaron Eckstein, a Tech sophomore who was in the Hokies starting line-up last season in the East Regional in Chattanooga, is injured and will not play in the Austin Regional.

5 Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Season Statistics (May 08, 2009) Low Par/- # Finish Top Player Rounds Strokes Rnd Rnds Evt Avg Drew Weaver Marshall Bailey Matt Boyd Will Oldham Garland Green Blake Redmond Aaron Eckstein FOUR-PLAYER TEAM Tournament Dates Rounds Place Teams Players +/- Score W-L Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ E ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/

6 Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Low Round Scores Summary (May 08, 2009) Team low rounds (best 10) VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (1st round) VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (3rd round) Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (2nd round) Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (3rd round) Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (3rd round) Puerto Rico Classic, 2/27-3/1/2009 (2nd round) Brickyard Collegiate Championship, 10/11-13/2008 (2nd round) Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (2nd round) ACC Men's Golf Championship, 4/17-19/2009 (2nd round) Player low rounds (best 50) 65 - Will Oldham, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) 66 - Drew Weaver, Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (2nd round) 66 - Drew Weaver, Puerto Rico Classic, 2/27-3/1/2009 (3rd round) 67 - Drew Weaver, ACC Men's Golf Championship, 4/17-19/2009 (1st round) 68 - Aaron Eckstein, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (1st round) 68 - Drew Weaver, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (1st round) 68 - Drew Weaver, Brickyard Collegiate Championship, 10/11-13/2008 (1st round) 68 - Aaron Eckstein, Brickyard Collegiate Championship, 10/11-13/2008 (2nd round) 68 - Drew Weaver, Puerto Rico Classic, 2/27-3/1/2009 (2nd round) 69 - Drew Weaver, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) 69 - Garland Green, Puerto Rico Classic, 2/27-3/1/2009 (2nd round) 69 - Drew Weaver, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (2nd round) 70 - Drew Weaver, Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (3rd round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (3rd round) 70 - Garland Green, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) 70 - Blake Redmond, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (1st round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (1st round) 70 - Matt Boyd, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (3rd round) 70 - Drew Weaver, Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (2nd round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (2nd round) 70 - Matt Boyd, Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (3rd round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (2nd round) 70 - Blake Redmond, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (3rd round) 70 - Marshall Bailey, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (3rd round) 70 - Garland Green, ACC Men's Golf Championship, 4/17-19/2009 (2nd round) 71 - Aaron Eckstein, Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (1st round) 71 - Garland Green, Wolverine Intercollegiate, 9/20-21/2008 (3rd round) 71 - Marshall Bailey, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (1st round) 71 - Matt Boyd, VCU Shootout, 9/29-30/2008 (2nd round) 71 - Marshall Bailey, Brickyard Collegiate Championship, 10/11-13/2008 (2nd round) 71 - Drew Weaver, Brickyard Collegiate Championship, 10/11-13/2008 (3rd round) 71 - Garland Green, Landfall Tradition, 10/24-26/2008 (2nd round) 71 - Drew Weaver, Landfall Tradition, 10/24-26/2008 (3rd round) 71 - Drew Weaver, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (3rd round) 71 - Marshall Bailey, Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade, 3/15-3/17/2009 (3rd round) 71 - Drew Weaver, Furman Intercollegiate, 3/27-29/2009 (1st round) 71 - Matt Boyd, Furman Intercollegiate, 3/27-29/2009 (2nd round) 71 - Garland Green, Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (1st round) 71 - Will Oldham, Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/4-5/2009 (3rd round) 71 - Blake Redmond, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (1st round) 71 - Matt Boyd, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (2nd round) 71 - Will Oldham, River Landing Intercollegiate, 4/10-11/2009 (3rd round) 71 - Drew Weaver, ACC Men's Golf Championship, 4/17-19/2009 (2nd round) times

7 Marshall Bailey Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Individual Results (May 08, 2009) Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ = t 22nd/90 VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ =213 E t 19th/81 Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ = t 28th/81 Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ = t 29th/60 Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ = th/75 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ =213-3 t 3rd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 11th/114 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ = th/96 River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ =213-3 t 5th/84 ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/ = t 20th/55 SEASON TOTALS Avg Matt Boyd VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ = t 44th/81 Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ = t 54th/81 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ = t 14th/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 28th/114 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ = st/96 River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ = t 26th/84 ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/ = t 27th/55 SEASON TOTALS Avg Aaron Eckstein Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ = t 40th/90 VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ = t 22nd/81 Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ = t 36th/81 Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ = th/60 Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ = th/75 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 112th/114 SEASON TOTALS Avg Garland Green Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ = t 47th/90 VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ = t 37th/81 Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ = t 5th/60 Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ = t 54th/75 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ = t 73rd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 16th/114 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ = st/96 ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/ = th/55 SEASON TOTALS Avg

8 Will Oldham Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Individual Results (May 08, 2009) Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ = t 73rd/90 VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ =211-2 t 10th/81 Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ = t 50th/81 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ = t 32nd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 16th/114 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ = th/96 River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ = t 43rd/84 SEASON TOTALS Avg Blake Redmond VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ = t 51st/81 Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ = t 37th/60 Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ = t 69th/75 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ = t 22nd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 53rd/114 River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ =215-1 t 10th/84 ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/ = nd/55 SEASON TOTALS Avg Drew Weaver Wolverine Intercollegiate 9/20-21/ =209-4 t 6th/90 VCU Shootout 9/29-30/ =211-2 t 10th/81 Brickyard Collegiate Championship 10/11-13/ = nd/81 Landfall Tradition 10/24-26/ = t 12th/60 Puerto Rico Classic 2/27-3/1/ =210-6 t 10th/75 Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade 3/15-3/17/ = nd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 5th/114 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 4/4-5/ = st/96 River Landing Intercollegiate 4/10-11/ = t 43rd/84 ACC Men's Golf Championship 4/17-19/ = th/55 SEASON TOTALS Avg E -

9 Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Team Results (May 08, 2009) 9/20-21/ Wolverine Intercollegiate UM Golf Club -- Ann Arbor, Mich. Par 71, 6704 yards teams, 90 players Virginia Tech th Drew Weaver t-6th Marshall Bailey t-22nd Aaron Eckstein t-40th Garland Green t-47th Will Oldham t-73rd 9/29-30/ VCU Shootout Hermitage C.C. - Manakin Course -- Manakin-Sabot, Va. Par 71, 6710 yards teams, 81 players Virginia Tech th Will Oldham# t-10th Drew Weaver t-10th Marshall Bailey E t-19th Aaron Eckstein t-22nd Garland Green t-37th Matt Boyd t-44th Blake Redmond# t-51st 10/11-13/ Brickyard Collegiate Championship Brickyard at Riverside -- Macon, Ga. Par 70, 7104 yards teams, 81 players Virginia Tech th Drew Weaver nd Marshall Bailey t-28th Aaron Eckstein t-36th Will Oldham t-50th Matt Boyd t-54th 10/24-26/ Landfall Tradition Country Club at Landfall Nicklaus Course -- Country Club at Landfall Par 72, 7058 yards teams, 60 players Virginia Tech th Garland Green t-5th Drew Weaver t-12th Marshall Bailey t-29th Blake Redmond t-37th Aaron Eckstein th 2/27-3/1/ Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar Country Club -- Rio Mar, Puerto Rico Par 72, 6902 yards teams, 75 players Virginia Tech th Drew Weaver t-10th Garland Green t-54th Marshall Bailey th Blake Redmond t-69th Aaron Eckstein th 3/15-3/17/ Pinehurst Intercollegiate by Gatorade The Centennial Pinehurst #8 -- Pinehurst, N.C. Par 72, 7035 yards teams, 104 players Virginia Tech nd Drew Weaver nd Marshall Bailey t-3rd Matt Boyd t-14th Blake Redmond# t-22nd Will Oldham t-32nd Garland Green t-73rd

10 Virginia Tech Golf Virginia Tech Team Results (May 08, 2009) 3/27-29/ Furman Intercollegiate Furman Golf Course -- Greenville, S.C. Par 72, 6994 yards teams, 114 players Virginia Tech t-2nd Drew Weaver t-5th Marshall Bailey t-11th Garland Green t-16th Will Oldham t-16th Matt Boyd# t-28th Blake Redmond t-53rd Aaron Eckstein# t-112th 4/4-5/ Administaff Augusta State Invitational Forest Hills Golf Club -- Augusta, Ga. Par 72, 7161 yards teams, 96 players Virginia Tech th Matt Boyd st Drew Weaver st Marshall Bailey th Will Oldham th Garland Green st 4/10-11/ River Landing Intercollegiate River Landing C.C. - River Course -- Wallace, N.C. Par 72, 6942 yards teams, 84 players Virginia Tech E 5th Marshall Bailey t-5th Blake Redmond t-10th Matt Boyd t-26th Will Oldham t-43rd Drew Weaver t-43rd 4/17-19/ ACC Men's Golf Championship Old North State Club -- New London, N.C. Par 72, 7102 yards teams, 55 players Virginia Tech t-7th Drew Weaver th Marshall Bailey t-20th Matt Boyd t-27th Garland Green th Blake Redmond nd