Virginia Men s Golf Fact Book

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1 Virginia Men s Golf Fact Book Virginia Men s Golf Team (from left): Assistant coach Jay Calvo, Ji Soo Park, Kyle Kochevar, Danny Walker, Nick Tremps, Austen Truslow, Nick McLaughlin, Alex Lloyd, Connor Messick, Derek Bard, Jimmy Stanger, Denny McCarthy and head coach Bowen Sargent CAVALIERS Name Class Hometown Last School Derek Bard So. New Hartford, N.Y. New Hartford Kyle Kochevar Jr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Glenbard West Denny McCarthy Sr. Rockville, Md. Georgetown Prep Nick McLaughlin Jr. New Castle, N.H. St. John s Prep Connor Messick Fr. Oak Hill, Va. Chantilly Ji Soo Park Sr. Clifton, Va. Chantilly Jimmy Stanger So. Tampa, Fla. Gaither Nick Tremps Jr. Williamsburg, Va. Jamestown Danny Walker Fr. Bradenton, Fla. Lakewood Ranch Head Coach: Bowen Sargent (NC State, 1992; 10th season) Assistant Coach: Jay Calvo (Liberty, 2009; 2nd season) Volunteer Assistant: Dr. Bob Rotella (seventh season) Cavalier Quick Facts Location: Charlottesville, Va Founded: 1819, by Thomas Jefferson Enrollment: 21,238 President: Dr. Teresa A. Sullivan Athletic Director: Craig Littlepage Nicknames: Cavaliers, Wahoos, Hoos Mascot: Cavalier Colors: Blue & Orange Conference: Atlantic Coast Home Course: Birdwood Golf Course (Par 72; 6,820 yards) Virginia Schedule Sept. 5-7 Northern Intercollegiate (Sugar Grove, IL) Sept Dick s Sporting Goods Challenge (Nashville, Tenn.) Sept Primland Challenge (Meadows of Dan, Va.) Oct Bank of Tennessee (Johnson City, Tenn.) Oct U.S. Collegiate (Alpharetta, Ga.) Feb John Burns Intercollegiate (Kauai, Hawaii) March 9-10 Palmetto Intercollegiate (Aiken, S.C.) March Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.) March Bulls Bay (Charleston, S.C.) April Yale Intercollegiate (New Haven, Conn.) April ACC Championships (New London, N.C.) May NCAA Regionals (TBA) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (Bradenton, Fla.)

2 Head Coach BOWEN SARGENT Now in his 10th season directing the Virginia men s golf program, head coach Bowen Sargent s first decade with the Cavaliers has been marked by steady improvement to become one of the best programs in the Atlantic Coast Conference and the nation. Sargent s unwavering approach has witnessed the Cavaliers become a regular in the national golf polls and an annual participant in postseason play. His teams have won numerous regular-season tournaments, produced All-Americans and seen players go on to qualify for the various professional golf tours, all while maintaining a solid reputation for excellence in the classroom. The deliberate approach has laid a foundation for success that will only grow as more and more top junior golfers are attracted to the program. His ability to help develop player skills and create team chemistry will only add to the numerous milestones the Virginia program has achieved under his watch. In his nine-plus seasons at Virginia, Sargent has seen the Cavaliers win 15 tournament titles and 14 individuals pick up medalists honors while rewriting the program s record book with a number of outstanding performances. has advanced to postseason NCAA play in eight of Sargent s first nine years, four times qualifying for the NCAA Championships. There have been a number of highlight moments during his first 10 years at Virginia. In 2014, Denny McCarthy finished sixth at the NCAA Championships to cement his All-America credentials. Later that summer he played in the British Amateur Championship, reached the semifinals of the U.S. Amateur Championship and helped the United States win the World Team Amateur Championship in Japan. The 2014 season was highlighted by three tournament titles, none more impressive that s record-setting showing at the Jim West Intercollegiate in McKiney, Texas. The Cavaliers shot 45-under 819 to run away with the tournament title. Virginia s score was the second best against par ever by an ACC program. Playing on a TPC network course, the Hoos performance topped the school s previous best scoring mark by 23 strokes. Sargent witnessed Ben Rusch capture the 2012 ACC individual crown to become the first Cavalier to win the ACC championship since That same season McCarthy was named the ACC Freshman of the Year and senior Ben Kohles crushed the program s all-time tournament scoring record, shooting 18-under 198 to win the Chris Schenkel Invitational. Later that summer, Kohles, a collegiate All-American, drew the attention of the golf world when he won his first two professional tournaments on the Web.com tour and earned his PGA Tour card. In 2011, Virginia won three tournaments, was the runner-up in two other events and participated in the NCAA East Regional. Kohles repeated as the ACC player of the year. In 2010, made its third consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships, one of just 12 teams in the 30-squad field to accomplish that achievement. Virginia tied for 11th overall, just one stroke out of a playoff for the final berth in the event s match play segment. The finish matched the best ever for a squad at the national championships and was the best since regional qualifying was used to determine the championship field. During the campaign, Virginia placed in the top five in 11 of 13 tournaments and capped its impressive season by being ranked No. 12 in the final Golfstat poll. was second at the ACC Championships, the team s best showing since 1996, won the Cavalier Classic and saw Kohles, a sophomore, named the ACC s co-player of the year. Kohles was later recognized as the sixth All-American in the program s history. His conference peers recognized

3 Sargent s achievements when they voted him the 2010 ACC Coach of the Year. The honor was a well-deserved addition to the resume of the former collegiate All- American, All-ACC selection, professional golfer and national assistant coach of the year. During the , Sargent s team used a strong showing in the spring to move on to postseason play. The Cavaliers won the Argonaut Invitational and placed second at both the Seminole Invitational and the Bulls Bay tournament. Seeded ninth in the 14-team field at the NCAA East Regional, the Cavaliers cruised to a fourth-place finish, earning their second straight trip to the NCAA Championships, placing 27th. For his efforts, Sargent was recognized for the second consecutive year as the state of Virginia s Golf Coach of the Year by his peers in the Commonwealth. Sargent earned the honor a year earlier when the Cavaliers pulled off stunning rally at the 2008 NCAA East Regional Championships to return to the NCAAs for the first time under his watch. When Sargent was named s head coach Aug. 31, 2004, he became the eighth person to direct the program in the last 30 years. In Sargent s first year at, the Cavaliers qualified for the NCAA East Regional and placed 12th, just three shots from advancing to the NCAA Championships. In 2006, the Cavaliers experienced some growing pains, failing to make a return trip to the NCAAs. Virginia picked up its first win under Sargent when the Cavaliers won the Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate. Senior Brad Tilley ended the year on a high note by taking medalist honors at the Cavalier Classic thanks to a dramatic six-hole playoff victory. In 2007, Sargent saw sophomore Conrad Von Borsig earn All-ACC honors and the team finish the season on a positive note by winning the Cavalier Classic by a whopping 24 strokes. In addition to returning to the NCAAs for the first time since 2000, the Cavaliers won the Palmas Del Mar Collegiate in Puerto Rico and the Cavalier Classic for the sixth time in the program s history. The team saved its best performance for the NCAA East Regional when it made up a nine-stroke deficit and jumped from 16th to 10th on the final day of the tourney to grab the final berth to the NCAAs where finished 26th. Sargent took over the Cavalier program after working as an assistant coach at Tennessee for three Coaching Experience THE SARGENT FILE 2004-Present Virginia, head coach Tennessee, assistant coach Vanderbilt, volunteer assistant Professional Experience Member of the NGA Hooters Tour Credited with eight professional victories College NC State B.A. in Communications, 1992 Two-time All-American Two-time first-team All-ACC honoree Member of 1990 ACC Championship Team Participated in four NCAA Championship Finals Tom Coffey Award for Academic Excellence Coaching Honors 2004 National Assistant Coach of the Year 2008 Virginia Coach of the Year 2009 Virginia Coach of the Year 2010 ACC Coach of the Year Virginia Coach of the Year seasons. He was intimately involved with the daily operations and recruiting efforts of the Volunteer program, In 2004, his last season at UT, Sargent became the second recipient of the Jan Strickland National Assistant Coach of the Year Award. Presented by the Golf Coaches Association of America, the award is given annually to the assistant coach who, among other things, has excelled in working with their student-athletes both on the course and in the classroom. That season he helped the Volunteers to three tournament wins and a No. 12 final national ranking. Prior to coaching at Tennessee, Sargent was a professional golfer for nine years from 1992 to He is credited with eight professional victories. He has since regained his amateur status and annually competes in several area events. Sargent s first coaching opportunity came at Vanderbilt when he worked as a volunteer assistant for the season. A 1992 graduate of NC State, where he earned a bachelor s degree in communications, Sargent was a two-time honorable mention All- American. He received the honor in 1988 after his freshman year and in 1991 when he was a junior. He received All-ACC honors in 1990 and The Wolfpack team captain in 1991, Sargent helped NC State to a 14th-place finish at the NCAA Championships that season. The team also placed 14th during his junior campaign. He played at the NCAAs during all four of his seasons with the Wolfpack. The team was 18th in 1988 and 23rd in During his junior campaign NC State won its first ACC title. An outstanding student, he was the recipient of NC State s Tom Coffey Award for academic excellence during his senior season.

4 Assistant Coach JAY CALVO Jay Calvo joined the Virginia men s golf program in September of 2013 as an assistant coach. He assists with recruiting, team travel, administrative duties and on-course instruction. Prior to joining the Cavaliers, Calvo spent four seasons at Liberty. He served as a graduate assistant for two years before being elevated to a full-time position prior to the start of the season. During his tenure at Liberty, Calvo helped the Flames to three consecutive appearances in the NCAA Championships and a pair of Big South Conference team titles. Liberty captured its conference championship during the 2011 and 2012 campaigns and was the runners-up last season. The Flames made NCAA Regional appearances in 2011 and 2013 and advanced to the NCAA Championships in 2012, finishing 10th overall after winning the NCAA Regional in Greensboro, N.C. Liberty s 2011 Big South title was the first in the program s history. Calvo worked with three Liberty golfers who captured the last four Big South Conference individual titles. Mathieu Fenasse was the 2013 Big South champion, while Robert Karlsson placed first in 2010 and Preston Dembowiak took Big South medalist honors in During his playing days at Liberty, Calvo was a two-time Big South All- Academic team member (2008 and 2009) and was named to the Golf Coaches Association of America Scholastic All- America team in On the course, Calvo finished his career with a 75.5 stroke average that led to five top-10 finishes. He helped Liberty capture four team titles during his fouryear career for the Flames. He also was part of Liberty s 2006 squad that received an at-large team bid to the NCAA East Regionals during his freshman season, where the rookie was among the starting five that participated at Lake Nona Golf Club in Orlando, Fla. A native of Baird, Texas, Calvo was a four-year letterwinner at Baird High School. He graduated from Liberty in 2009 with a bachelor of science degree in sport management and earned a MBA from Liberty in He and his wife, Kayla, reside in Charlottesville. Their son, Porter, was born in 2014.

5 Volunteer Assistant Coach DR. BOB ROTELLA Rory McIlroy, Padraig Harrington and Darren Clarke all have something in common in addition to their victories in Majors. They are all clients of Dr. Bob Rotella, who works with the Virginia golf programs as a volunteer assistant coach. Internationally known for his work in the area of applied sports psychology, Dr. Rotella is consistently recognized as the Top Sports Psychologist in the world. Harrington thought so much of Dr. Bob that as a show of appreciation he gave him one of the British Open trophies the Claret Jug from his back-toback wins in 2007 and Rotella, who resides in Keswick, meets with the Cavalier players on a regular basis to assist with their mental approach to the game. His work with many of the world s best players provides a tremendous resource of information and knowledge for s aspiring student-athletes. Rotella s book, Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect is the best selling sport psychology book of all time and one of the three best selling golf books in history. In 2012 he published his most recent book The Unstoppable Golfer. It focuses on the short game--the putts, chips, pitches and bunker shots that have such a major impact on a player s score. Many golf programs have outstanding resources but none more valuable than Dr. Bob Rotella, said Virginia coach Bowen Sargent. Confidence plays such an important role in our sport. Having the world s foremost authority in golf psychology assisting our team is invaluable. We are very fortunate to work with Dr. Rotella as he has a genuine passion for the University of Virginia and, obviously, golf. When asked to be our assistant Doc was excited to offer his support as we build a nationally recognized program, and for that we are truly grateful. Since 1984 Dr. Bob Rotella has coached the winners of more than 74 major championships in men s, women s and senior professional golf. In 2011, he helped Darren Clarke win the British Open and Keegan Bradley win the PGA Championship. Dr. Bob Rotella also works with winners in tennis, baseball, basketball and other sports. Anyone whose work or play involves mental challenges can benefit from his proven wisdom from performers to business leaders. He has served on the editorial board of Golf Digest and been a columnist for that publication. He is the past president of the North American Association for Applied Sports Psychology and a contributing editor for the Sport Psychology Journal. He has worked as a consultant for personnel for the NBA, NFL, Major League Baseball, NASCAR, PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, Senior Tour, U.S. Olympic Ski Team and the U.S. Olympic Equestrian Team. He has served as a corporate consultant at companies including Merrill Lynch, General Electric, Ford, Tim Life, Coca Cola, Chrysler, Newsweek, Pepsi-Cola, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut. The list of professional golfers he has consulted is exhaustive. It includes players such as Davis Love, III, Brad Faxon, Nick Price, Paul Azinger, Trevor Immelman, Billy Mayfair, Padraig Harrington, David Toms, Scott Verplank, Jeff Sluman, Fred Funk and Tom Kite. In his more than two decades of service at the University of Virginia, Dr. Rotella was most recently Director of the Sports Psychology Department, one of the nation s best programs for sports psychology. VIRGINIA GOLF 5

6 DEREK BARD Sophomore New Hartford New Hartford, N.Y. Virginia 2014 Fall (Sophomore) Finished the fall ranked No. 29 by Golfweek and No. 33 in the Golfstat College Cup poll Ranked second on the team with a stroke average Ended the fall on high note, winning medalist honors at the U.S. Collegiate, shooting 15-under 201, the third lowest score in history The win was also his sixth top-10 in 14 collegiate events Tied career best with final round of 8-under 64 Also led with fourth-place finish at DICK S Challenge Cup, shooting 4-under 209 Started the fall by placing eighth at Northern Intercollegiate (+4, 220) (Freshman) Ranked No. 156 by Golfstat and No. 143 by Golfweek Figured as the No. 16 freshman in the final Golfstat rankings Combined with first-year Jimmy Stanger to give the No. 10 freshman class according to Golfstat Fourth on the team with a stroke average Had an impressive collegiate debut, finishing fourth at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Has three top-10 outings and five top-20 finishes in seven tournaments this season Shot 8-under 64 at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate to share low-round of season honors with Denny McCarthy That tied as lowest round by ACC competitor in the fall That was just one stroke off single-round scoring record Placed fourth at Bank of Tennessee in his collegiate debut and posted his low tourney score (-9, 207) of season Was s top finisher at Palmetto Intercollegiate, finishing second Helped to record scoring performance at Jim West Intercollegiate by shooting 6-under, 210 to place ninth overall Was 43rd at ACC Championships and 41st at NCAA Regional Named to ACC Honor Roll Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Reached the round of 32 in match play at 2014 US Amateur Played in the 2014 Porter Cup Was ranked No. 35 by Junior Golf Scoreboard and No. 3 player in the state of New York when he signed with Virginia Was ranked No. 60 by American Junior Golf Association/Polo when he signed with Cavaliers Sixth at 2012 Junior PGA Championship after placing fourth at 2011 event Placed 18th at the USGA Junior Amateur and was eighth at the AJGA Golf Pride tournament Finished 16th at the Western Junior Championship, was 20th at the AJGA Polo Championship and 29th at the Junior Players Championship Was 20th at the 2011 AJGA Polo Championship Placed 15th at 2012 Western Junior Came in seventh at 2012 Golf Pride Junior Classic New Hartford / Personal Won the 2012 New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championship Finished first at 2013 New York State Federation Championship Three-time sectional champion and five-time class champion Mother, Dawn, graduated from medical school at Virginia Mother is a pediatrician and father, David, is a business manager Father played college football at Hampton College Has a younger brother (Alec) and younger sister (Sydney) Also played ice hockey in high school Born in Charlottesville

7 Derek Bard receives the medalist trophy for winning the 2014 U.S. Collegiate individual title. Bard s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Bard s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 1st, U.S. Collegiate, Oct , 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 6 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 201, U.S. Collegiate, Oct , 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 64, U.S. Collegiate, Oct. 19, 2014 & Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Oct. 12, 2013 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /11-13 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /18-20 U.S. Collegiate /10-11 Palmetto Intercollegiate /14-16 Schenkel Invitational /23-25 Bay /7-8 Jim West Intercollegiate /20 Wolfpack Spring Open /25-27 ACC Championships /15-17 NCAA Regional /5-7 Northern Intercollegiate /19-21 DICK s Challenge Cup /29-30 Primland Challenge /10-11 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /17-19 U.S. Collegiate

8 KYLE KOCHEVAR Junior Glenbard West Glen Ellyn, Ill. Virginia 2014 Fall (Junior) Won the Patriot All-America Invitational in December Took medalist honors after a two-hole playoff with Arizona freshman George Cunningaham Made up a four-shot deficit during the final round thanks to 2-under 68 Lone in-season appearance came at the Primland Challenge where he placed 30th at even par (Sophomore) Did not participate in any tournaments (Freshman) Competed in two fall tournaments, qualifying for s first event of the year Appeared in the Northern Open and Mason Rudolph events Low round was 72 he fired in round two of Northern Open Was s No. 3 scorer at Northern Open and No. 4 at Mason Rudolph Tied for 46th at the Patriot All-American Invitational held in Arizona in December Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Played in the 2013 U.S. Amateur Championships Ranked No. 35 in the AJGA Polo Golf Rankings when he signed with Was an honorable mention Rolex All-American in 2011 Had three top-10 finishes at Illinois Junior Golf Association events in 2011 Won the IJGA s Junior Open Placed third at the Ol Colony Junior Classic on the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour Played in the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur Championships and the 2011 Callaway Junior World Championships In 2011 he finished in a tie for second place at the American Junior Golf Association s Rolex Tournament of Champions in Sunriver, Ore. Was eighth at the 2011 Golf Pride Junior Classic in Pinehurst, N.C. Placed third at the 2011 Scott Robertson Memorial Top-20 finishes at the Rice Planters Amateur, Northern Amateur and Cardinal Amateur. Glenbard West / Personal Competed on the high school level at Glenbard West High School, but opted not to play there his senior season to concentrate on junior golf Named to West Suburban all-conference as a sophomore and junior Selected to all-state team as a junior Qualified for state tournament freshman through junior seasons Twin sister, Brooke, is a top junior Parents and Anne and Dan Father, Dan, is a professional at Oak Brook Golf Club who played at Indiana Korchevar s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Korchevar s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 30th, Primland Collegiate, Sept , 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 216, Primland Collegiate, Sept , 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 71, Primland Collegiate, Sept. 30, 2014 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /8-9 Northern Open /21-23 Mason Rudolph /29-30 Primland Challenge E

9 DENNY MCCARTHY Senior Georgetown Prep Rockville, Md. Virginia 2014 Fall (Senior) Wrapped up the fall ranked No. 22 by Golfweek and No. 23 in the Golfstat College Cup standings Led the team with a stroke average in four tournament appearances Ended fall with back-to-back runner-up finishes at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate and the U.S. Collegiate Shot 9-under 63 during opening round of U.S. Collegiate to tie single-round scoring record Did not compete in season opening Northern Intercollegiate while helping U.S. squad to championship at World Amateur Team Championships in Japan Enters the spring of his senior season with 18 career top-10 finishes (Junior) Named a second-team All-American by PING and Golfweek Picked to PING All-Region team for third consecutive year Sixth at the NCAA Championships, the second best finish by player at the event Finished at 4-under 206 Earned the individual at-large berth by finishing sixth at the Columbia Regional site Shot 7-under 209 at NCAA Regional, one stroke ahead of teammate David Pastore Was 77th at 2012 NCAA Championships when placed 22nd as a team Improved his NCAA Championship finish to 22nd place in 2013 Became the first player named to the Ben Hogan Watch List, presented annually to nation s top college golfer Led the team in stroke average at that ranked as the second best in the ACC Ranked No. 13 in final Golfweek standings and No. 14 by Golfstat Ended postseason ranked No. 59 in World Amateur Golf Rankings s top finisher in its first three fall tournaments with top-five finishes at each event Led in scoring in six events Was the runner-up at ACC Championships (-7, 209) Tied for first at Jim West Intercollegiate but lost playoff to teammate David Pastore for medalist trophy Shot career best 13-under 203 at Jim West to help Cavaliers set 54- hole scoring record Carded a 2nd round score of 8-under 64 at Jim West for best 18-hole score of his career 24 of his 34 rounds (71%) this year have been par or better Posted team-best nine top-10 finishes to raise career total to 16 Named to Golfworld s preseason Players to Watch list Selected for the College All-America Classic in November, but opted not to participate (Sophomore) An honorable mention selection to the PING All-America Team Named to the PING Division I All-East Region team Earned an individual berth to NCAA Championships by tying for second at Columbus Regional Finished in tie for 22nd at NCAAs at 2-under 208 Shot 4-under at NCAAs over final 36 holes Helped to a sixth-place finish in Columbus as the No. 11 seed Shot 1-over 214 at Columbus Regional, including final round of 5-under 66 His final round score of 66 was low individual round during the Regional Leads the team with a stroke average Named to the All-ACC team for second consecutive season Started the season with a win at the Northern Open Shot 3-over 216 including a 3-under 68 during final round Was team s top finisher in five events Finished in the top-20 of all 11 tournaments Tied for 29th at ACC Championships (+3, 219) Low round of the fall was 67 (-4) during first 18 holes of Mason Rudolph His 67 was lowest round shot by any player in the fall Shot par or better in 12 of 26 rounds

10 Named to the Virginia Collegiate Golf Coaches Association s All- State team Named to Golfworld s 50 Players to Watch list for season (Freshman) Named the ACC s Freshman of the Year, the first Cavalier to be picked since 1995 Selected for the All-ACC squad, just the fourth freshman men s golfer to earn that honor Named to the PING All-East Region team Qualified for 2012 U.S. Amateur Championship Finished second on the team with stroke average Was 77th at NCAA Championships at 11-over 224 Stroke average ranked ninth in the ACC, second best among all freshmen Had five top-10 finishes, including three during the fall season Ranked No. 75 in final Golfweek standings Shot 65 (-7) in 2nd round of ACC Championships for low round of the year Named to the all-state team by Virginia State Golf Coaches Association Placed fourth at ACC Championships Ranked in the preseason the No. 7 incoming freshman by Golfweek Finished the fall season with the team s best stroke average (71.83) Led or shared team lead in scoring in all four fall events Placed fourth at VCU Shootout in debut with season-best 8-under 208 Fired a 6-under 66 in second round of VCU Shootout for best round of fall Placed fifth at The Gifford and was sixth at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Invited to participate in 2014 Walker Cup practice sessions Made his sixth appearance at the USGA s Amateur Championship in 2014, reaching semifinals Named to 2014 USGA three-man World Amateur Team and helped U.S. squad capture championship in Japan Denny McCarthy (second from left) helped lead the United States team to the World Team Amateur Championship in Won the Maryland State Amateur and Maryland Open in both 2013 and 2014 Tied for second at 2014 Porter Cup Played in 2013 U.S. Amateur Championships Won both the 2013 Maryland State Am and Maryland Open AJGA first-team All-American At one time ranked the nation s top junior by Golfweek in 2010 Qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championships in 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009 AJGA first-team All-American Qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championships in 2011, 2010 and 2009 (as a 16-year-old) Reached match play at U.S. Amateur in 2011 and 2010 Consistently ranked among top 10 juniors in the nation by AJGA, Golfweek and Junior Golf Scoreboard Won the 2010 Junior PGA Championship, shooting 9-under 207 Denny McCarthy reached the semifinals of the 2014 U.S. Amateur Championship.

11 Has an older brother and two younger sisters Brother played golf at Loyola (Md.) and uncle, Mike McCarthy, played golf at James Madison McCarthy s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Total McCarthy s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 1st, Northern Open, Sept. 8-9, 2012 & Jim West Intercollegiate, April 7-8, 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 18 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 203, Jim West Intercollegiate, April 7-8, 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 63, U.S. Collegiate, Oct. 17, 2014 In 2010 he helped the U.S. Junior Ryder Cup team to a victory in Scotland against the rival European squad Won the Maryland Open in 2010 as a 17-year-old, the youngest player to claim the title in its 89-year history Reached match play at U.S. Amateur in 2011 and 2010 Consistently ranked among top 10 juniors in the nation by AJGA, Golfweek and Junior Golf Scoreboard Won the 2010 Junior PGA Championship, shooting 9-under 207 In 2010 he helped the U.S. Junior Ryder Cup team to a victory in Scotland against the rival European squad Won the Maryland Open in 2010 as a 17-year-old Georgetown Prep / Personal Named the All-Met Player of the Year for 2010 Earned All-Met honors all three seasons Won Interstate Athletic Conference titles as a freshman, junior and senior and Washington Private Schools championships as a sophomore, junior and senior Played guard for the school s basketball team Born in Takoma Park Parents are Elena and Dennis TOURNAMENT RESULTS /26-27 VCU Shootout /14-16 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /23-25 U.S. Collegiate /31-11/2 The Gifford /5-6 The Palmetto /11-12 General Hackler /16-18 Schenkel Invitational /25-27 Bulls Bay /7-8 Koch Invitational /20-22 ACC Championships /17-19 NCAA Cent. Regional /29-31 NCAA Championships /8-9 Northern Open /21-23 Mason Rudolph /12-14 Bank of Tennessee /19-21 U.S. Collegiate /3-5 USF Invitational /11-12 Cleveland Palmetto /15-17 Schenkel Invitational /25-26 Bulls Bay /20-21 Navy Invitational /26-28 ACC Championships /16-18 NCAA Regional /28-30 NCAA Championships na /8-9 Northern Intercollegiate /20-22 DICK s Challenge Cup /11-13 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /18-20 U.S. Collegiate /10-11 Palmetto Intercollegiate /14-16 Schenkel Invitational /23-25 Bay /7-8 Jim West Intercollegiate /20 Wolfpack Spring Open /25-27 ACC Championships /15-17 NCAA Regional /24-26 NCAAs na /19-21 DICK s Challenge Cup E /29-30 Primland Challenge /10-11 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /17-19 U.S. Collegiate

12 NICK MCLAUGHLIN Junior St. John s Prep New Castle, N.H. Virginia 2014 Fall (Junior) Had his best fall, finishing second on the team twice Was 18th at Primland Challenge, shooting career best 5-under 211 Posted his career low 18-hole score with 5-under 67 at Primland Also s No. 2 finisher at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Sophomore) Played in a total of six tournaments, two as an individual Was 30th at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, 34th at U.S. Collegiate and 45th at DICK s Challenge Cup His 1-over 217 at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate was best tournament score of his career Shot season-low 71 at both Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate and U.S. Collegiate Was Cavaliers No. 3 finisher at U.S. Collegiate and Schenkel (Freshman) Played in three fall events and once in the spring Was 14th at Patriot Intercollegiate as an individual Placed 29th as an individual at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Best single-round was 70 at Patriot Intercollegiate Was 52nd at USF Invitational in lone spring appearance Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Was runner-up at 2013 Seacoast Invitational Medalist for 2012 U.S. Amateur Championship qualifier Placed third at 2011 Western Junior Championship Participated in Western Amateur in 2012 Ranked No. 20 in the AJGA Polo rankings when he signed with Named a second-team Rolex Junior All-America in 2011 Won the 2011 AJGA CorseMax/Philadelphia Runner Junior, the same event he won in 2009 Won the Massachusetts Junior Championships in 2011 Was a member of Team New England for its matches against Team USA at the Mineck DBC Junior Cup Helped New England to the win and received the John D. Mineck Sportsmanship Award, presented annually to the tournament participant that consistently demonstrates a high standard of sportsmanship, integrity and camaraderie along with a love of the game of golf St. John s Prep / Personal Born in Boston Played for Larry O Neil at St. John s Prep Led St. John s Prep to state championship as a junior and to Catholic Conference titles as a junior and senior Won the state title as a sophomore Parents are Wendy and Bill McLaughlin s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals McLaughlin s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 14th, Patriot Intercollegiate, Sept. 30, 2012 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 211, Primland Collegiate, Sept , 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67, Primland Collegiate, Sept. 30, 2014 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /29-30 Patriot Intercollegiate* na 10/12-14 Bank of Tennessee* na 10/19-21 U.S. Collegiate /3-5 USF Invitational * /20-22 DICK s Challenge Cup /11-13 Bank of Tenn. Intercol.* na 10/18-20 U.S. Collegiate /10-11 Palmetto Intercollegiate /14-16 Schenkel Invitational /20 Wolfpack Spring Open* na /29-30 Primland Challenge /10-11 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /17-19 U.S. Collegiate * Competed as an individual

13 CONNOR MESSICK Freshman Chantilly Oak Hill, Va. Virginia 2014 Fall (Freshman) Did not participate in any tournaments Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Ranked the No. 82 by the AJGA when he signed with Virginia Top ranked Virginia State Junior for the Class of 2014 One of three Juniors to make cut at 2014 VSGA State Open Top five finish in 2014 VSGA Jr. Stroke Play and top-10 finish in 2014 VSGA Junior Match Play 2014 & 2013 Washington Post All Met selection Selected for 2013 Mid Atlantic Jr. Invitational & Virginias/Carolinas Invitational Only played competitive golf for four years Chantilly High School & Personal Was named the 2012 College Prep Golf Tour player of the year Helped Chantilly High School to the 2013 state title, finishing fourth in the individual competition Was sixth in 2012 state championships with team placing second Team finished second in 2011 and third in 2010 Earned all-state honors as a junior and senior Also played baseball and basketball in high school Born in Fairfax, Va. Parents are Susan and Steve Has older brothers Michael and Ryan Father played baseball at Univ. of Richmond and mother played field hockey at James Madison

14 JI SOO PARK Senior Chantilly Clifton, Va. Virginia 2014 Fall (Senior) Ended the fall ranked No. 80 in the Golfweek standings Limited play in the fall included the Northern Intercollegiate and DICK s Challenge Cup tournaments Was 11th at Northern and 14th at DICK s (Junior) Finished 31st at ACC Championships and 52nd at NCAA Regional Finished the season with a stroke average Ended regular season with a strong showing at NC State s Wolfpack Spring Open where he posted a career-best 8th-place finish to help to its third tourney title this season Also posted a top-10 outing to open the season by finishing ninth at Northern Intercollegiate Was s No. 2 scorer in three tournaments Best single-round effort was 5-under 67 at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate which also ranks as the best 18-hole score in his career (Sophomore) Placed 37th at NCAA Regional One of two players on roster to compete in all 11 tournaments Finished the season with a stroke average s top finisher at ACC Championships Led team in scoring three times during the season Placed 15th at ACCs at 2-under 214, the best tourney score in his career Led Virginia at U.S. Collegiate with ninth-place finish, the first top-10 outing of his career Had previous low career round (+2, 218) and low career single-round score (68) in that tournament Opened the spring by again leading the team, placing 14th at the USF Invitational Reset best career tournament score with 217 (+1) at USF Was s No. 2 finisher at Northern Open (20th) (Freshman) Joined Denny McCarthy as one of two freshmen in lineup for NCAAs Played in 11 tournaments including all eight spring events Finished fifth on the team with stroke average Was 140th at NCAA Championships (+20, 233) Finished second at U.S. Open Local Qualifer in May in Frederick, Md. Best tournament score was 2-over 218 at VCU Shootout Low round was 69 he carded at Bulls Bay Was s No. 3 scorer three times during the season Highest finishes were 23rd-place performances at The Gifford and Koch Invitational Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Qualified for 2013 U.S. Public Links Championship Was the runner-up at 2013 VSGA Amateur Ranked No. 54 for the class of 2011 by Junior Golf Scoreboard Posted five top-10 finishes in AJGA events during his junior career including a runner-up finish at the 2010 AJGA New Jersey Open The top ranked 2011 recruit in the state of Virginia Placed second at the Virginia State Amateur in 2011 In 2009 he helped the Virginia team to a victory in the annual Virginias- Carolinas Junior Matches

15 Chantilly High School & Personal Two-time Virginia AAA Northern Region Champion Finished third at the state championships twice In 2010 he won three regular season tournaments and the Concorde District title Member of the National Honor Society Parents are Yaung Hee and Jong Chan Has an older brother who attends Park s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Park s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 8th, Wolfpack Spring Open, April 20, 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 3 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 214, ACC Championships, April 26-28, 2013 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67, Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Oct. 13, 2013 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /26-27 VCU Shootout* na 10/23-25 U.S. Collegiate /31-11/2 The Gifford /5-6 The Palmetto /11-12 General Hackler /16-18 Schenkel Invitational /25-27 Bulls Bay /7-8 Koch Invitational /20-22 ACC Championships /17-19 NCAA Cent. Regional /29-31 NCAA Championships /8-9 Northern Open /21-23 Mason Rudolph /12-14 Bank of Tennessee /19-21 U.S. Collegiate /3-5 USF Invitational /11-12 Cleveland Palmetto /15-17 Schenkel Invitational /25-26 Bulls Bay /20-21 Navy Invitational /26-28 ACC Championships /16-18 NCAA Regional /8-9 Northern Intercollegiate /20-22 DICK s Challenge Cup /11-13 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /18-20 U.S. Collegiate /7-8 Jim West Intercollegiate* na 4/20 Wolfpack Spring Open /25-27 ACC Championships /15-17 NCAA Regional /5-7 Northern Intercollegiate /19-21 DICK s Challenge Cup * Competed as non-scoring individual

16 JIMMY STANGER Sophomore Gaither Tampa, Fla. Virginia 2014 Fall (Sophomore) One of two players to appear in all five fall tournaments Led the team in scoring at the Northern Intercollegiate and Primland Challenge tournaments Reset low collegiate scoring mark with 6-under 201 at Primland Equaled his low 18-hole score with 5-under 67 at Primland, posting that number in both the second and third rounds (Freshman) Played in nine tournaments during the season Combined with first-year Derek Bard to give the No. 10 freshman class according to Golfstat Posted a stroke average of Top showing was at Schenkel Invitational where he placed third That tourney also provided him his low single-round score (67) and tournament score (212) on the season Had four top-25 finishes and came in 26th twice Tied for third at U.S. Open Local Qualifier (Trinity, Fla.) to advance to Sectional site Was 64th at NCAA Regional Named to ACC Honor Roll Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Was ranked No. 51 by American Junior Golf Association/Polo when he signed with. Was ranked No. 63 by Junior Golf Scoreboard and No. 3 player in the state of Florida when he signed with the Cavaliers Ranked in top-10 by AJGA and Golfweek for 2013 high school class Placed fourth at 2013 Eastern Amateur Participated in 2013 Wyndham Club (East vs. West Coast) Tied for 11th at 2013 AJGA Thunderbird Invitational Was ninth at 2013 AJGA Innisbrook event Tied for runner up at 2012 Jones Club and was fifth at 2011 Junior Jones Cup Tied for fifth at 2012 AJGA in Puerto Rico Was ninth at 2012 Western Junior Championship Managed a runner-up finish at 2012 AJGA Colorado tourney Champion of 56th Florida State Boys Junior and tied for first the following year Won the HJGT 54-Hole Mid-Season Championship Was second at the AJGA Junior at Fox Hill Placed third at the FJT at Lake Jovita tournament Gaither / Personal Was third in the Florida Boys 2A State Championship Was home schooled, but competed for Gaither High School team golf for coach Dwane Olinger A four-time All-Hillsborough County first-team selection Was twice selected as the Hillsborough County Player of the Year Won two district titles and regional medalist as a senior Mother is named Teri and father is James Has an older sister (Cheryl) and brother (Derick) and younger sister (Theresa) Born in Tampa, Fla. Stanger s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Stanger s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 3rd, Schenkel Invitational, March 16, 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 3 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 210, Primland Collegiate, Sept , 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67 (3 times most recently) Primland Collegiate, Sept. 30, 2014 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /8-9 Northern Intercollegiate /20-22 DICK s Challenge Cup /11-13 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /10-11 Palmetto Intercollegiate /14-16 Schenkel Invitational /23-25 Bay /7-8 Jim West Intercollegiate /20 Wolfpack Spring Open /15-17 NCAA Regional /5-7 Northern Intercollegiate /19-21 DICK s Challenge Cup /29-30 Primland Challenge /10-11 Bank of Tenn. Intercol /17-19 U.S. Collegiate

17 NICK TREMPS Junior Jamestown Williamsburg, Va. Virginia 2014 Fall (Junior) Did not participate in any tournaments (Sophomore) Only fall competition came at the Northern Intercollegiate where he finished 74th Named to ACC Honor Roll (RS Freshman) Played in six tournaments and one individual event Turned in s third-best score at Navy Invitational Was 26th at ACC Championships (+2, 218) Placed 51st at NCAA Central Regional Was fourth in Patriot Intercollegiate in his collegiate debut as an individual competitor Shot 1-under 212 at Patriot Low round of the season was 68 at Patriot Intercollegiate (Freshman) Did not participate in any tournaments Amateur & Junior Golf Notes Played in the 2013 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship Ranked in top-50 by Junior Golf Scoreboard for the class of 2011 Qualified for the past U.S. Junior Championships in 2010, 2009 and 2008 Had seven top-15 finishes at AJGA events Runner-up at the Texas State Junior Championships in 2010 and 2009 and runner-up in the Texas Junior Golf Tour Championship Jamestown & Ronald Regan High Schools / Personal In 2010, placed second at the Virginia Group AA high school championships in October by shooting Helped Jamestown High School to the team title Named the prep golfer of the year for Virginia for 2010 by Newport News Daily Press Attended Ronald Regan High School in San Antonio, Texas prior to his senior season Led the Rattlers to the state championships as a junior after winning the Region IV-5A individual title Tied for seventh at the 5A state championship In 2009 he finished third overall while leading his team to the Bart Granger Memorial (Ft. Worth) title at the nation s largest high school tournament Family moved from San Antonio to Williamsburg, Va. in the summer of 2010 Parents are Tanya and Dean Has a younger brother and younger sister Born in Del Rio, Texas Tremp s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Tremp s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 4th, Patriot Intercollegiate, Sept. 30, 2012 Career Top-10 Finishes: 1 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 212, Patriot Intercollegiate, Sept. 30, 2012 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 68, Patriot Intercollegiate, Sept. 30, 2012 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /29-30 Patriot Intercollegiate* na 10/12-14 Bank of Tennessee /11-12 Cleveland Palmetto /15-17 Schenkel Invitational /20-21 Navy Invitational /26-28 ACC Championships /16-18 NCAA Regional /8-9 Northern Intercollegiate * competed as an individual

18 DANNY WALKER Freshman Lakewood Ranch Bradenton, Fla. Virginia 2014 Fall (Sophomore) Played in two tournaments as a scoring player Northern Intercollegiate and U.S. Collegiate and as an individual competitor at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Placed 25th at U.S. Collegiate in highly-talented field, posting his low round (70) and tourney score (+1, 217) of the fall Amateur & Junior Golf Notes A Rolex honorable-mention All-American in 2012 Ranked as the No. 61 junior by the AJGA and the No. 49 player by Golfweek for the class of 2014 when he signed with Placed second at the 2012 Western Junior and was named a Rolex Junior All-American that season Finished sixth at TaylorMade-adidas Golf Junior at Innisbrook Was 21st at FootJoy Invitational Placed 38th at Polo Golf Junior Classic Was 44th at Thunderbird International Junior Chantilly High School & Personal Helped Lakewood Ranch High School team to three consecutive state titles in Florida, winning the 2A crown in 2011 and 2012 and the 3A in 2013 Won the Florida High School state 2A individual title as a freshman Named the Florida Dairy Farmers golfers of the year as a freshman Born in Bradenton, Fla. Parents are Tessa and James Has an older sister, Amanda, and a younger sister, Sophie Had a great uncle who attended Virginia Walker s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Walker s Career Bests Career Best Tournament Finish: 12th, Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Oct , 2014 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 217, U.S. Collegiate, Oct , 2014 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 70, U.S. Collegiate, Oct. 19, 2014 & Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Oct. 10, 2014 TOURNAMENT RESULTS /5-7 Northern Intercollegiate /10-11 Bank of Tenn. Intercol.* na 10/17-19 U.S. Collegiate * Competed as individual

19 SEASON RESULTS TOURNAMENT SUMMARY Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Sept. 6-8 Northern Intercollegiate of 15 McCarthy (4th, 214) Sept DICK s Challenge Cup of 10 McCarthy (5th, 210) Oct Bank of Tenn. Intercol of 14 McCarthy (2nd, 205) Oct U.S. Collegiate of 15 Rusch (2nd, 210) March Palmetto Intercollegiate of 18 Bard (2nd, 211) March Schenkel Invitational of 15 Stanger (3rd, 212) March Bay of 15 Pastore (8th, 213) April 7-8 Jim West Intercollegiate ~ 1 of 14 Pastore & McCarthy (1st, 203) April Wolfpack Spring Open of 15 Pastore (4th, 72) April ACC Championships of 12 McCarthy (2nd, 209) May NCAA Regional of 14 McCarthy (6th, 209) May NCAA Championships na McCarthy (6th, 206) + single-round scoring record ~ 54-hole scoring record INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Denny McCarthy Ben Rusch David Pastore* Derek Bard Ji Soo Park Jimmy Stanger Nick McLaughlin Nick Tremps * Played in one tournament as a non-scoring individual Individual Best Rounds Gross Score 64-8 Denny McCarthy Jim West Intercollegiate Derek Bard Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy NCAA Championships Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate Ben Rusch U.S. Collegiate Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy NCAA Regional Denny McCarthy ACC Championships Ben Rusch ACC Championships Ben Rusch Jim West Intercollegiate Jimmy Stanger Schenkel Invitational Denny McCarthy Palmetto Intercollegiate Ji Soo Park Bank of Tenn. Intercol David Pastore NCAA Regional David Pastore NCAA Regional Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate Jimmy Stanger Bay Derek Bard Bay Denny McCarthy DICK s Challenge Cup Denny McCarthy DICK s Challenge Cup Individual Best Rounds - vs. Par Denny McCarthy Jim West Intercollegiate Derek Bard Bank of Tenn. Intercol Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate Ben Rusch U.S. Collegiate Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy NCAA Championships Denny McCarthy NCAA Regional Denny McCarthy ACC Championships Ben Rusch ACC Championships Ben Rusch Jim West Intercollegiate Jimmy Stanger Schenkel Invitational Ji Soo Park Bank of Tenn. Intercol David Pastore NCAA Regional David Pastore NCAA Regional Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate Jimmy Stanger Bay

20 Individual Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Denny McCarthy NCAA Championships Derek Bard Bank of Tenn. Intercol Ben Rusch Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy NCAA Regional Denny McCarthy ACC Championships David Pastore NCAA Regional Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate Ben Rusch U.S. Collegiate Denny McCarthy DICK s Challenge Cup Derek Bard Palmetto Intercollegaite Jimmy Stanger Schenkel Invitational Ben Rusch ACC Championships David Pastore Bay Denny McCarthy Palmetto Intercollegaite Individual Best Tournaments vs. Par David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy Bank of Tenn. Intercol Derek Bard Bank of Tenn. Intercol Ben Rusch Jim West Intercollegiate Denny McCarthy NCAA Regional Denny McCarthy ACC Championships David Pastore NCAA Regional Derek Bard Jim West Intercollegiate Ben Rusch U.S. Collegiate Denny McCarthy NCAA Championships Jimmy Stanger Schenkel Invitational Ben Rusch ACC Championships Ji Soo Park Jim West Intercollegiate David Pastore Bay Denny McCarthy DICK s Challenge Cup Denny McCarthy U.S. Collegiate Denny McCarthy Northern Intercollegiate Team Best Rounds vs. Par Jim West Intercollegiate Second Round Bank of Tenn. Intercol. Second Round Jim West Intercollegiate First Round Bank of Tenn. Intercol. Third Round NCAA Regional Third Round ACC Championships Third Round Jim West Intercollegiate Third Round Bay Third Round Bay First Round NCAA Regional First Round Schenkel Invitational Second Round U.S. Collegiate First Round DICK s Challenge Cup First Round Palmetto Intercollegiate Third Round Northern Intercollegiate Third Round single-round scoring record Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) 819~ -45 Jim West Intercollegiate 4/7-4/ Bank of Tenn. Intercol. 10/ Palmetto Intercollegiate 3/10-3/ Bay DICK s Challenge Cup 9/20-9/ ACC Championships 4-25/ U.S. Collegiate 10/ E NCAA Regional 5/ Northern Intercollegiate 9/6-9/8 ~ 54-hole scoring record Team Best Tournaments vs. Par -45 ~819 Jim West Intercollegiate 4/7-4/ Bank of Tenn. Intercol. 10/ Bay ACC Championships 4-25/ U.S. Collegiate 10/18-20 E 864 NCAA Regional 5/ Northern Intercollegiate 9/6-9/ DICK s Challenge Cup 9/20-9/22 ~ 54-hole scoring record Team Best Rounds Gross Score Jim West Intercollegiate Second Round Bank of Tenn. Intercol. Second Round Jim West Intercollegiate First Round Bank of Tenn. Intercol. Third Round NCAA Regional Third Round ACC Championships Third Round Jim West Intercollegiate Third Round Palmetto Intercollegiate Third Round Bay Third Round DICK s Challenge Cup First Round Bay First Round NCAA Regional First Round Schenkel Invitational Second Round U.S. Collegiate First Round Palmetto Intercollegiate Second Round Northern Intercollegiate Third Round E U.S. Collegiate Third Round DICK s Challenge Cup Third Round DICK s Challenge Cup Second Round Northern Intercollegiate First Round single-round scoring record

21 SCHOOL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Career Wins Ben Kohles ( ) 7 Simon Cooke ( ) 5 Jeff Putnam ( ) 4 Jimmy Flippen ( ) 4 AS OF JANUARY 1, 2015 Largest Margin of Victory 31 strokes, (+13) over Virginia Tech ( ) at ECU Emerald Intercollegiate, Emerald GC, New Bern, N.C. March 19-21, 1993 Top 10 Finishes Simon Cooke ( ) 23 James Driscoll ( ) 23 Ben Kohles ( ) 23 Denny McCarthy (2011-present) 18 Lewis Chitengwa ( ) 17 Steve Marino ( ) 13 Lowest Round (18 Holes) 63, Cole Kelly (1st rd.) Red River Classic Dallas Athletic Club, Dallas, Texas October 14, , Ben Kohles (2nd rd.) Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate Palmetto Golf Course, Aiken, South Carolina March 8, , Denny McCarthy (1st rd.) U.S. Collegiate Golf Club of Atlanta, Alpharetta, Ga. Oct. 17, 2014 Lowest 54-Hole Total 198, Ben Kohles, (-18) The Schenkel Forest Heights Country Club, Statesboro, Ga. March 16-18, 2012 Largest Margin of Victory 9 strokes, Jimmy Flippen (-11) Kiawah Island Intercollegiate Charleston, S.C. Nov , strokes, Steve Marino (-11) Seminole Intercollegiate Golden Eagle Country Club Tallahassee, Fla. March 13-14, 2001 Under Par -18, Ben Kohles, (-18) The Schenkel Forest Heights Country Club Statesboro, Ga. March 16-18, , Derek Bard, 66, 71, 64 (-15) U.S. Collegiate Golf Club of Atlanta Alpharetta, Ga. Oct , , David Pastore, 66, 71, 66 Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas April 7-8, 2014 Ben Kohles -13, Denny McCarthy, 70, 64, 69 Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas April 7-8, 2014 TEAM Lowest Round 18 Holes 267, at Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas April 7-8, 2014 (McCarthy 64, Bard 65, Rusch 67, Pastore 71) Lowest 36-Hole Tournament 569 (-7), at Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate Devils Ridge Golf Club Holly Springs, N.C. April 8-9, 2005 (Tilley 140, Henderson 142, O Connell 142, Carlin 147, McGurk 151) Lowest 54-Hole Total 819 (-45), 273, 267, 279 at Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas April 7-8, 2014 (Pastore 203, McCarthy, 203, Rusch 208, Bard 210, Stanger 217) 29 strokes, 819 (-45), 273, 267, 279 over Iowa State (-16) 278, 275, 295 at Jim West Intercollegiate TPC Craig Ranch McKinney, Texas April 7-8, 2014 HOME COURSE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Lowest Round (18 Holes) 65 (-7), Ben Rusch (2nd round) Cavalier Classic Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville, Va. April 30, 2011 Lowest Round (36 Holes) 135, Ben Rusch, (-7) Cavalier Classic Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville, Va. April 30, 2011 Lowest Round (54 Holes) 208, Simon Cooke, (-8) Cavalier Classic Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville, Va. April 29-May 1, 1994 TEAM Lowest Round (18 Holes) 278 (-6), (2nd round) Keswick Club, Keswick, Va. September 1997 (Mitchell 68, Chitengwa 69, Driscoll 70, Brotto 71, Yancey 73) Lowest Round (36 Holes) 559, (-9) Keswick Club, Keswick, Va. September 1997 (Mitchell 137, Chitengwa 140, Brotto 139, Driscoll 143, Yancey 149) Lowest Round (54 Holes) 856, (+4) Keswick Club, Keswick, Va. September 1997 (Chitengwa 211, Driscoll 212, Mitchell 217, Brotto 218, Yancey 227)

22 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS AS OF JAN. 1, 2015 ALL-TIME TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Date Tournament Site Par Yards Teams Score 1952 Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va. 72 4/7-9/78 Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va. 72 9/77 Yale Invite New Haven, Conn. 9/81 VMI/W&L Fall Classic 3/28-20/88 South Fla. Invite Tampa, Fla (+27) 4/9-10/88 Va. St. Champ. Hot Springs, Va (-1) 5/13-15/88 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va (+19) 10/21-22/89 Va. St. Intercollegiate Hot Springs, Va (+29) 4/13-15/90 Iron Duke Classic Durham, N.C (+8) 5/11-13/90 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va (+3) 10/20-21/90 Va. St. Intercollegiate Hot Springs, Va (+22) 9/30-10/1/91 Va. St. Intercollegiate Hot Springs, Va (+15) 11/11-12/91 Kiawah Island Inter. Charleston, S.C (+2) 3/20-22/92 Wofford Invite Spartanburg, S.C. 72 6, (+5) 9/14-15/92 Kiawah Island Inter. Charleston, S.C (-2) 10/17-19/92 Stanford Shoot-out Stanford, Calif (-22) 3/19-21/93 ECU Emerald Inter. New Bern, N.C (+13) 9/12-13/94 Kiawah Island Inter. Charleston, S.C (-11) 9/ Va. St. Intercollegiate Hot Springs, Va (-1) 10/31-11/1/94 Seascape Invite Kitty Hawk, N.C (+1) 3/3-5/95 Imperial Lakes Int. Lakeland, Fla (-19) 9/23-24/95 Cavalier Classic Keswick, Va. 71 6, (+1) 4/26-27/96 Palmetto Classic Mt. Pleasant, S.C (+23) 9/20-21/97 Cavalier Classic Keswick, Va. 71 6, (+4) 3/13-15/98 GolfDigest Collegiate Las Vegas, Nev (-9) 4/23-24/99 Wofford Invite Spartanburg, S.C. 72 6, (-2) 4/8-9/00 Furman Inter. Greenville, S.C (+12) 3/13-14/01 Seminole Intercoll. Tallahassee, Fla. 72 6, (-7) 11/12-13/01 Hawaii Fall Classic Kahuku, Hawaii 72 7, (+39) 4/12-13/02 Wofford Invite Spartanburg, S.C. 72 6, (-2) 9/30-10/1/05 Mason Rudolph Franklin, Tenn. 72 7, (-6) 4/29-30/07 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va. 72 6, (+4) 3/10-11/08 Palmas Del Mar Collegiate Huarenco, Puerto Rico 72 6, (-7) 4/26-27/08 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va. 72 6, (-1) 3/2-3/09 Argonaunt Invitational Pensacola, Fla. 72 6, (+1) 5/1-5/2/10 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va. 72 6, (-1) 10/2-3/10 Gary Koch Intercollegiate Tampa, Fla. 72 7, (-15) 10/15-17/10 The Ridges Jonesboro, Tenn. 72 7, (-11) 4/30/11 Cavalier Classic Charlottesville, Va. 72 6, (-2) 9/26-27/11 VCU Shootout Manakin Sabot, Va. 72 6, (-27) 4/20-21/13 Navy Invitational Annapolis, Md. 71 6, (+31) 10/11-13/13 Bank of Tenn Intercollegiate Johnson City, Tenn. 72 7, (-22) 4/7-8/14 Jim West Intercollegiate McKinney, Texas 72 7, (-45) 4/20/14 Wolfpack Spring Open Raleigh, N.C. 72 7, (+4) 9/5-7/14 Northern Intercollegiate Sugar Grove, Ill. 72 7, (+15)

23 TOURNAMENT MEDALISTS ALL-TIME MEDALISTS Date Golfer Tournament Score 1940 Dixon Brooke National Championship na 1952 Ernest A. Arend Intercollegiate Golf Championship na 1955 Ernest A. Arend ACC Championship na 2/26-28/88 Jeff Putman Palmetto Classic /9-10/88 Jeff Putman Va. State Intercollegiate /9-10/89 Tim Dunlavey Gamecock Invitational /21-22/89 Fred Widicus Va. State Intercollegiate /1-2/90 Fred Widicus Wolfpack Invitational /30-10/1/91 Jimmy Flippen Va. State Intercollegiate /11-12/91 Jimmy Flippen Kiawah Island Intercoll /20-22/92 Jimmy Flippen Wofford Invitational /14-15/92 Simon Cooke Kiawah Island Intercoll /19-21/93 Dan Ladd ECU/Emeralnd Intercoll /29-5/1/94 Simon Cooke Cavalier Classic / Simon Cooke Va. State Intercollegiate /31-11/1/94 Simon Cooke ODU/Seascape Invite # 3/3-35/95 Jimmy Flippen Imperial Lakes Intercoll /24-26/95 Lewis Chitengwa Furman Intercollegiate /30-31/95 Simon Cooke CC of La. Intercollegiate /26-27/96 Lewis Chitengwa Palmetto Classic T1st, /10-11/97 Lewis Chitengwa Seminole Classic % 3/13-15/98 James Driscoll GolfDigest Collegiate /20-21/00 Mike Mitchell Cleveland Golf Invite (-6) 3/13-14/01 Steve Marino Seminole Intercollegiate (-11) 9/17-18/01 Steve Marino Mason Rudolph T1st, (-10) 4/12-13/02 Steve Marino Wofford Invite (-9) 4/29-30/06 Brad Tilley Cavalier Classic (E) % 9/12-13/09 Ben Kohles Maryland Intercollegiate (-7) 10/24-25/09 Amory Davis UNCG Bridgestone Golf Collegiate (-1) 3/8-9/10 Ben Kohles Palmetto Intercollegiate (-5) 5/1-2/10 Ben Kohles Cavalier Classic (-4) 10/2-3/10 Ben Kohles Gary Koch Intercollegiate (-9) 2/16-18/11 Ben Kohles John Burns Intercollegiate (-10)% 4/30/11 Ben Rusch Cavalier Classic (-9)# 3/5-6/12 Ben Kohles Palmetto Intercollegiate (-2) 3/16-18/12 Ben Kohles Schenkel Invitational (-18) 4/20-22/12 Ben Rusch ACC Championships (-10) 9/8-9/12 Denny McCarthy Northern Open (+3) 4/7-8/14 David Pastore Jim West Intercollegiate (-13) % 10/17-19/14 Derek Bard U.S. Collegiate (-15) # tournament record % won playoff Ben Kohles scorecard after tying the school record with a 63 at the Palmetto Intercollegiate.

24 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY Since the first ACC Tournament was held in 1954, Virginia has had two individuals champion and four runnersup. The Cavaliers finished second in 1996, their best finish since Team Low Individual Individual Year Finish Team Score Individual Finish Score th of Pete Arend T rd of Pete Arend th of Jack Rinehart T rd of Jordan Ball T T2 of Glenn Mitchell T th of Algie Pulley T th of Jeff Kirby T th of Jeff Kirby T John Putnam T th of Clark MacKenzie T th of Clark MacKenzie T th of Mickey Callahan T th of John Yoder T th of Don Baker T th of Doug Rogers T th of Paul Samanchik th of Ben Greenberg T th of Paul Samanchik T th of Brit Stenson th of Mike Mozur T th of Mike Mozur T th of C. Stanwich T th of David Partridge T th of Ed Offterdinger T th of Clem King T th of Scott Stahr th of Kevin Moylan T th of Dickie Linkous T (+5) th of Dickie Linkous T (+12) th of Brett Lucas T (+5) th of Jon Saxon T (+3) th of Brett Lucas T (+13) th of Tim Ford T (+8) th of Jud Kotas T (+15) Chris Warring T (+15) th of Jeff Putman T (-1) th of Curt Coulter (+1) th of Tim Dunlavey T (+4) 1990 T5 of Fred Widicus T (-4) th of Dan Ladd T (-2) rd of (-16) Tom Iredell T (-6) Dean Smith T (-6) 1993 T4 of (+15) Jimmy Flippen T (+3) th of (+35) Simon Cooke (-3) rd of (-1) Lewis Chitengwa T (-4) nd of (+5) Lewis Chitengwa T (-2) th of (+19) James Driscoll T (+1) th of (-8) James Driscoll T (-6) th of (+42) Steve Marino T (+7) th of (+27) Cameron Yancey T (+1) th of (-5) Cameron Yancey (-5) th of (+10) Steve Marino (-6) th of (+38) Justin Goodhue T (+6) Jeremy Luce T (+6) th of (+18) Kevin O Connell T (+3) th of (+2) Brad Tilley (E) th of (+14) Carter Henderson (+1) th of (+14) Conrad Von Borsig (+3) th of (+4) Will Collins (+1) th of (+5) Kyle Stough (+2) nd of (-10) Will Collins (-8) th of (E) Ben Kohles (-3) nd of (-20) Ben Rusch (-10) th of (-2) Ji Soo Park (-2) th of (-2) Denny McCarthy (-7) VIRGINIA S ACC CHAMPIONSHIP BESTS INDIVIDUAL Lowest Round (18 Holes) 64 (-8), Fred Widicus (final round) Northgreen Country Club Rocky Mount, N.C. April 20-22, 1990 Lowest 54-Hole Total 206, Ben Rusch, (-10) Old North State Club New London, N.C. April 20-22, 2012 TEAM Lowest Round (18 Holes) 274 (-14), (2nd rd.) Northgreen Country Club Rocky Mount, N.C. May 15-17, 1992 (Smith 66, Iredell 67, Ladd 70, Flippen 71, Kaczmarek 71) Lowest 54-Hole Total 844 (-20), Old North State Club New London, N.C. April 20-22, 2012 (Rusch 206, McCarthy 209, Kohles 213, Woodall 219, Park 220) Ben Rusch became the second Cavalier player to win the ACC individual championship when he finished first in 2012.

25 ACC HONORS ACC Champion 1955 Pete Arend 2012 Ben Rusch Player of the Year 1996 Simon Cooke 2010 Ben Kohles* 2011 Ben Kohles * Co-player of the year Rookie of the Year 1992 Jimmy Flippen 1995 Lewis Chitengwa 2012 Denny McCarthy Coach of the Year 1992 Mike Moraghan 2010 Bowen Sargent All-ACC (began in 1975) 1979 Kevin Moylan 1980 Clem King 1988 Curt Coulter Jeff Putman 1989 Tim Dunlavey 1990 Tim Dunlavey Fred Widicus 1992 Dean Smith Jimmy Flippen 1993 Dean Smith 1994 Simon Cooke 1995 Lewis Chitengwa Simon Cooke 1996 Simon Cooke 1997 James Driscoll 1998 James Driscoll 2001 Cameron Yancey 2002 Steve Marino 2005 Kevin O Connell Brad Tilley 2007 Conrad Von Borsig 2010 Ben Kohles Will Collins 2011 Ben Kohles 2012 Ben Kohles Ben Rusch Denny McCarthy 2013 Denny McCarthy 2014 Denny McCarthy Ben Rusch Ben Rusch shakes hands with coach Bowen Sargent after winning the 2012 ACC Championship. Academic All-ACC (began in 1956) 1960 Neil Davis Jefferson Kirby William Rice 1961 Jefferson Kirby 1962 Ralph Callahan John Parsley Mike Timbers 1963 Mike Timbers 1964 Robert Parker 1965 Donald Baker 1966 Donald Baker Douglas Rogers 1967 Mike Layman Mike Rowland J.L. Thomas 1968 Donald Baker John Jennison 1969 Bennett Greenberg Daryl Mieliwocki 1971 Tom MacPherson Mike Mozur Bob Stenson 1972 Tom MacPherson Bob Stenson 1973 Mike Mozur 1974 Don Havermann Chris Stanwich 1975 Purvis Boatwright Don Havermann David Partridge Chris Stanwich John Tavss Jim Winn 1976 Bonifant Clay Moran Bob Offterdinger David Partridge Chris Stanwich Jim Winn 1977 Robert Marcus Bob Offterdinger Scott Stahr Craig Wheaton 1978 Clement King Robert Marcus Clay Moran Steven Murphy Scott Stahr 1979 Ford Bartholow Bill Collins 1980 Ford Bartholow Tyler Blue Bill Collins Clement King Richard Moore Jonas Saxton 1981 Bill Collins Richard Moore 1982 Tom Cline Richard Moore John Saxton 1983 Chris Anderson Tom Cline Brett Lucas Richard Moore Jonas Saxton 1984 Bill Berg Tom Cline Brian Killough Dan Klein John Rehak 1985 Bill Berg Kevin Laurie 1986 Brian Killough Dan Klein 1987 Bill Bierman Brian Killough 1988 Curt Coulter 1989 Stephen Serrao 1990 Bill Bierman James Hooper Greg McCarthy 1991 John Gross John Guglielmetti Greg McCarthy Thomas Zeuthen 1992 Brent Kaczmarek 1993 Simon Cooke Fred Shreves 1994 Charles Roy Fred Shreves Dean Smith 1995 Jeremy Julie Cole Kelly Max Rehm Charles Roy 1996 Andrea Brotto Jeremy Julie Cole Kelly Max Rehm 1997 Andrea Brotto Jeremy Julie Cole Kelly Max Rehm 1998 Andrea Brotto Tim Cooke Ryan Hall Max Rehm 1999 Tim Cooke Shivin Kwatra 2000 Shivin Kwatra Mike Mitchell 2001 Robert Kennedy Shivin Kwatra Mike Mitchell 2002 Craig Cook- Stevenson Shivin Kwatra Scott McMahon 2003 William Byrd, III Craig Cook-Stevenson Dan Gabel 2004 William Byrd, III Craig Cook-Stevenson Dan Gabel Jeremy Luce Lee Yang 2005 William Byrd, III Craig Cook-Stevenson Lee Yang 2006 Conrad Von Borsig 2007 Conrad Von Borsig 2009 Bruce Woodall Conrad Von Borsig 2010 Will Collins 2011 Will Collins 2012 Bruce Woodall 2013 Mac McLaughlin 2014 Derek Bard Ben Rusch

26 NATIONAL HONORS Chitengwa Flippen Putman Cooke Driscoll Kohles ALL-AMERICANS Lewis Chitengwa (1995, 1996) Simon Cooke (1994, 1995, 1996) James Driscoll (1997, 1998, 2000) Jimmy Flippen (1992) Jeff Putman (1998) Ben Kohles (2010, 2011, 2012) Denny McCarthy (2013, 2014) OTHER NATIONAL HONORS NATIONAL CHAMPION Dixon Brooke 1940 NCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jimmy Flippen 1992 WORLD AMATEUR TEAM Andrea Brotto Italy, 1996 Lewis Chitengwa Zimbabwe, 1992, 1994, 1996 Shivin Kwatra India, 1996 Tom McKnight United States, 1998 Steven Rojas Switzerland, 2006 Ben Rusch Switzerland, 2010, 2012 Denny McCarthy United States, 2014 U.S. WALKER CUP TEAM Lew Oehmig, (captain) 1977 Tom McKnight 1999 James Driscoll 2001 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Andrea Brotto (1998) Jeremy Julie (1997) Conrad Von Borsig (2009) Mac McLaughlin (2013) Andrea Brotto

27 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY The legacy of Virginia golf in the annals of NCAA Championship history is nearly as old as the event itself. The NCAA began tournament play in 1939, and the University of Virginia s Dixon Brooke was crowned as its national champion the next year. Brooke, a junior from Birmingham, Ala., was not even the number-one golfer on the Cavalier squad when he headed for the Ekwanok course in Manchester, Vt. Nevertheless, the 20-year-old overcame more experienced competitors in battling from five strokes back, taking the 36-hole match by one stroke over Harry Haverstick of Swarthmore. Brooke s dramatic comeback caused The New York Times to report: Seldom has there been a greater demonstration of courage than the Virginia junior gave today. Led by Brooke, the Virginia squad tied for 15th place in the 1940 team competition. In 1946, Virginia posted its best NCAA result, finishing 11th in an 18-team field. Dixon Brooke s legacy lives on in an endowed scholarship established by his family. In addition, the Dixon Brooke Award is given annually to the Cavalier golfer who best demonstrates leadership, cooperative spirit and unselfish service. Since the 1990s, the Virginia golf program has again risen to national prominence. The Cavaliers have reached an NCAA Regional Tournament site in 17 of the last 23 years. Virginia reached the NCAA VIRGINIA S NCAA BESTS REGIONAL Individual Lowest Round (18 Holes) 65 (-6), Ben Kohles (2nd Round), Central Regional, Univ. of Michigan Golf Course, Ann Arbor, Mich., May 18, Lowest 54-Hole Total 206, Ben Kohles, (-7), T2, Central Regional, Univ. of Michigan Golf Course, Ann Arbor, Mich., May 17-19, Team Lowest Round (18 Holes) 276 (-8), Third round at NCAA East Regional Council Fire GC, Chattanooga, Tenn. May 17, 2008 (Collins 67, Rojas 69, Stough 69, Carlin 71) Lowest 54-Hole Total 843, (+3), 5th at The Course at Yale New Haven, Conn. May 20-22, 2010 (Smart 209, Collins 211, Stough 211, Davis 212, Kohles 218) Championships seven times during that span. Virginia hosted the NCAA East Regional Tournament at Birdwood Golf Course. In 1996, Lewis Chitengwa turned in Virginia s best NCAA Championship performance since Brooke s historic victory in Competing as an individual, Chitengwa finished seventh with a 293 in a talented field. His 68 in the third round was the day s low round and missed the course record by only one stroke. In 2008, 2009 and 2010 the Cavaliers made three consecutive appearances at the NCAA Championships for the first time in school history. Virginia set several school records during the 2010 NCAA Champions where the Cavaliers finished 11th to equal the best showing in school history. Henry Smart tied The Honors Course record with a remarkable 6-under 66 during the final round to set a single-round NCAA scoring records. The team shot 8-under 280 during the second round, the best singleround team score at the NCAAs. The 2012 team placed 22nd at the NCAAs. In 2014, Denny McCarthy placed sixth overall to cement All-America honors and post the second best finish ever by a Cavalier at the event. His opening round 5-under 65 was the lowest gross single round score by a competitor at the NCAAs. NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Individual Lowest Round (18 Holes) 65 (-5), Denny McCarthy (1st Rd.) Prairie Dunes CC, Hutchinson, KS May 26, 2014 Lowest 72-Hole Total 278, James Driscoll (-10) Grand National GC, Auburn, Ala. May 31-June 3, 2000 Team Lowest Round (18 Holes) 280 (-8), Second round The Honors Course, Ooltewah, Tenn. June 3, 2010 (Smart 66, Stough 69, Collins 70, Kohles 75 Davis 79) Lowest Score Through 36-Holes 580, (+4) The Honors Course, Ooltewah, Tenn. June 2-3, 2010 (Stough, 143, Collins, 144, Kohles 147, Smart 148, Davis 159) Denny McCarthy 1940 NCAA Champion Dixon Brooke

28 NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS NCAA Championships Year Team Finish Team Score Low Individual Indiv. Finish Score 1939 Results not available 1940 T15th of th of th of T31st of rd of th of th of (+38) Curt Coulter 62nd (+7) 1992 T16th of (+10) Dean Smith T (+2) 1997 T23rd of (+26) Lewis Chitengwa T (+6) 2000 T25th of (+13) James Driscoll 9th (-10) th of (+67) Will Collins 39th (+11) th of (+52) Will Collins 96th (+13) th of (+5) Will Collins 25th (-1) nd of (+24) Bruce Woodall 37th (+2) NCAA East Regional Year Team Finish Team Score Low Individual Indiv. Finish Score th of (+18) Tim Dunlavey T9th (-3) th of (+29) Tom Iredell T29th (+5) 1992 T10th of (+32) Jimmy Flippen T20th (+5) th of (+17) Tripp Shreves T27th (+2) th of (+49) Jimmy Flippen T8th (+6) th of (+47) Lewis Chitengwa T6th (+5) th of (+49) James Driscoll T11th (+8) th of (+14) James Driscoll T11th (-5) 2000 T9th of (+43) James Driscoll 2nd (E) 2002 T18th of (+58) Justin Goodhue T18th (+5) th of (+1) Brad Tilley T16th (-4) th of (-15) Steven Rojas 17th (-7) th of (+25) Ben Kohles 11th (+5) th of (+3) Henry Smart 16th (-1) th of (+36) Will Collins 14th (+4) th of (-6) Ben Kohles 2nd (-7) th of (+42) Denny McCarthy 2nd (+1) th of (E) Denny McCarthy 6th (-7) NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS NCAA Championships 1939 Lew Oehmig co-medalist 1940 Dixon Brooke 1st 1941 Dixon Brooke T William Metzger * 1959 Jordan Ball T Clark MacKenzie T Jonathan Verity * 1988 Curt Coulter 62nd (+7) 1990 Tim Dunlavey 33rd (+5) 1992 Dean Smith T (+2) 1995 Jimmy Flippen T (+8) 1996 Lewis Chitengwa 7th (+5) 1997 Lewis Chitengwa T (+6) 1998 James Driscoll T (E) 2000 James Driscoll 9th (-10) 2008 Will Collins 39th (+11) 2009 Will Collins 96th (+13) 2010 Will Collins 25th (-1) 2012 Bruce Woodall 37th (+2) 2013 Denny McCarthy 22nd (-2) 2014 Denny McCarthy 6th (-4) NCAA East Regional 2001 Cameron Yancey T (-2) * Results not available