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1 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON MEDIA ALMANAC MEN'S GOLF UHCOUGARS.COM

2 HOUSTON -MEN'S GOLF CREDITS Executive Editor Jeff Conrad UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT The University of Department of Intercollegiate Athletics inspires excellence today while preparing leaders for life by fostering a culture, which challenges student-athletes to achieve their highest academic, athletic and personal aspirations. CORE VALUES Excellence Integrity Inclusivity Loyalty Accountability Sportsmanship UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS 3204 Cullen Blvd., Texas UHCougars.com PRINCIPLES To cultivate the highest quality sports programs, facilities and resources to build and maintain winning traditions To provide a competition environment of high entertainment value for a loyal fan base with a commitment to sportsmanship and customer service To attract and develop student-athletes who exhibit the qualities of intellectual growth, account ability, maturity, independence and leadership with the goal of building champions for life To enrich the opportunity to earn an undergraduate degree by offering each student-athlete a quality educational, social and athletic experience To ensure the department is in adherence with NCAA, Office of Civil Rights, Conference USA and University rules and regulations to operatewith the highest degree of integrity To exercise fiscal responsibility throughout the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics To build and strengthen relationships throughout the University campus and the community

3 MEDIA ALMANAC GENERAL INFORMATION INTRODUCTION Roster Schedule 3 Three Amigos Scholarship 4 COACHING STAFF Director of GolfJonathan Dismuke 6-7 Associate Head Coach Ryke Dismuke COUGARS Logan Davis / Alan De Bondt 9 Matt Dunn / Papito Gonzalez 10 Joshua Gibbons 11 Blair Hamilton Vincent Martino 14 Emmett Oh 15 Michael Perras 16 Matt Scobie 17 Matt Williams 18 Carson Cavner / Sam Elkington / George Gardner 19 Zach Tracy / Jacob Veerman IN REVIEW Final Statistics 22 Tournament-by-Tournament Results 23 vs. Opponents 24 RECORDS & HISTORY NCAA Championships History NCAA Regional History 29 Conference Championships History Coaching/Season & Career Records 34 All-Time Low Rounds 35 Postseason Records 36 All-Americans 37 Honor Roll at Major Championships 40 on Professional Tours 31 at U.S. Amateur Championship All-Time Roster 46 QUICK FACTS Location, Texas Founded 1927 Enrollment 40,750 Nickname Cougars Colors Scarlet (PMS 185) & White Affiliation Division I Conference American Athletic Chancellor/President Dr. Renu Khator Vice President of Athletics Hunter Yurachek Athletic Dept. Phone (713) Ticket Office Phone (713) Mailing Address 3204 Cullen Blvd., TX Web Site UHCougars.com PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Golf 1946 NCAA National Championships 16 ( , 1962, , , 77, 82, ) NCAA Individual National Championships 8 ( , 62, 65, 70, 82) COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jonathan Dismuke Alma Mater Auburn, 2004 Seasons at UH Seventh Associate Head Coach Ryke Dismuke Alma Mater Arkansas, 2000 Golf Office (713) Golf Fax (713) INFORMATION SPECIAL THANKS TO THE COUGAR GOLF PROGRAM SPONSORS IN REVIEW 2015 American Finish Fourth 2015 NCAA Championships Finish t-26th 2015 NCAA Regional Finish t-5th NCAA Lubbock Regional Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8 / 2 Redshirts Returning 2 Newcomers 3 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Associate A.D. David Bassity Director /Golf Contact Jeff Conrad Office Phone (713) Cell Phone (713) Address jaconrad@central.uh.edu Associate Director Allison McClain Assistant Director Jessika McKernan Assistant Director Roman Petrowski Communications Assistants Willi Anderson Student Assistants: Justin Canas, Sierra Henry, Sarah Hoffman, Dani Meador, Armando Reveron, Tatiana Velasquez, Communications Office (713)

4 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS INFORMATION CARSON CAVNER r-fr.-rs Jupiter, Fla. LOGAN DAVIS r-fr.-rs Humble, Texas ALAN DE BONDT So.-1L Antwerp, Belgium MATT DUNN r-jr.-rs, Texas SAM ELKINGTON Fr.-HS Cypress, Texas GEORGE GARDNER Fr.-HS Southlake, Texas JOSHUA GIBBONS r-so.-1l Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia PAPITO GONZALEZ r-so.-1l McAllen, Texas BLAIR HAMILTON Sr.-3L Burlington, Ontario VINCENT MARTINO Sr.-3L Southlake, Texas EMMETT OH R-Jr.-2L Calgary, Alberta MICHAEL PERRAS So.-1L Deer Park, Texas MATT SCOBIE Jr.-2L Ajax, Ontario ZACH TRACY Fr.-HS, Texas JACOB VEERMAN r-fr.-rs Sugar Land, Texas MATT WILLIAMS r-fr.-rs Calgary, Alberta HOUSTON COUGARS MEN S GOLF ROSTER Name Ht Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown-High School (Last School) Carson Cavner r-fr.-rs Jupiter, Fla.-The Pine School (Lamar) Logan Davis r-fr.-rs Humble, Texas-Atascocita Alan De Bondt So.-1L Antwerp, Belgium-Topsportschool Matt Dunn r-jr.-rs, Texas-Cypress Creek (Air Force) Sam Elkington Fr.-HS Cypress, Texas-Cypress Creek George Gardner Fr.-HS Southlake, Texas-Carroll Joshua Gibbons r-so.-1l Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-Mont Kiara International School Papito Gonzalez r-so.-1l McAllen, Texas-Memorial Blair Hamilton Sr.-3L Burlington, Ontario, Canada-M.M. Robinson Vincent Martino Sr.-3L Southlake, Texas-Carroll Emmett Oh r-jr.-2l Calgary, Alberta, Canada-Central Memorial Michael Perras So.-1L Deer Park, Texas-Deer Park Matt Scobie Jr.-2L Ajax, Ontario, Canada-Ajax Zach Tracy Fr.-HS, Texas-Seven Lakes Jacob Veerman r-fr.-rs Sugar Land, Texas-Clements Matt Williams r-fr.-rs Calgary, Alberta, Canada-Bishop Carroll Head Coach: Jonathan Dismuke (Auburn 2004; Seventh season at ) Associate Head Coach: Ryke Dismuke (Arkansas, 2000; Second season at ) RETURNING LETTERMEN (8) Player Rounds Avg. Blair Hamilton Alan De Bondt Joshua Gibbons Matt Scobie Vincent Martino Michael Perras Emmett Oh Papito Gonzalez LETTERMEN LOST (2) Player Rounds Avg. Roman Robledo Kyle Pilgrim OTHERS LOST (1) Player Rounds Avg. Ben Arnett ROSTER BREAKDOWN STATE / COUNTRY Texas (10) Belgium (1) Carson Cavner Alan De Bondt Logan Davis Matt Dunn Canada (4) Sam Elkington Blair Hamilton George Gardner Emmett Oh Papito Gonzalez Matt Scobie Vincent Martino Matt Williams Michael Perras Zach Tracy Malaysia (1) Jacob Veerman Joshua Gibbons CLASS Senior (2) Junior (3) Blair Hamilton Matt Dunn Vincent Martino Emmett Oh Matt Scobie Sophomore (4) Redshirt Freshmen (4) Alan De Bondt Carson Cavner Joshua Gibbons Logan Davis Papito Gonzalez Jacob Veerman Michael Perras Matt Williams Freshmen (3) Sam Elkington George Gardner Zach Tracy 2

5 MEDIA ALMANAC SCHEDULE FALL Sept (Sat.-Sun) Northern Intercollegiate Sugar Grove, Ill. Host: Northern Illinois Rich Harvest Farms Sept (Mon.-Tue.) Shoal Creek Intercollegiate hosted by Graeme McDowell Birmingham, Ala. Host: UAB Shoal Creek Oct. 5-6 (Mon.-Tue.) Utah Invitational Salt Lake City, Utah Host: Utah The Jeremy Golf & Country Club Oct (Mon.-Tue.) BAYOU CITY COLLEGIATE CLASSIC Pearland, Texas Host: / Rice / Sam State Golfcrest Country Club Field:, Denver, Baptist, Kansas, Lamar, Louisiana-Lafayette, McNeese State, North Texas, Rice, Sam State, Southern Miss, Texas State, Tulsa, UTSA Oct (Mon.-Tue.) Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Dallas, Texas Host: Baylor Royal Oaks Country Club Nov. 7-8 (Sat.-Sun.) Western Refining College All-American Classic El Paso, Texas Host: Sun Bowl Association El Paso Country Club SPRING Feb (Mon.-Tue.) PRESIDENT S DAY SHOOTOUT Richmond, Texas Host: Shadow Hawk Golf Club Field:, Rice, Wes Virginia Feb (Fri.-Sun.) ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE Humble, Texas Host: / Rice Golf Club of Field:, Arkansas, Charleston Southern, Charlotte, Baptist, McNeese State, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, Northern Illinois, Rice, Sam State, SMU, South Carolina, Troy, UTSA Feb. 28-March 1 (Sun.-Tue.) QUERENCIA CABO COLLEGIATE Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Host: / Arkansas Querencia Golf Club Field:, Arkansas, Baylor, California, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi, Oregon State, Rice, Stanford, USF, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Washington Feb. 29-March 1 (Mon.-Tue.) Colin Montgomerie Invitational Spring Texas Host: Baptist Cypresswood Golf Club Field:, Baptist March (Fri.-Sat.) BORDER OLYMPICS Laredo, Texas Host: Laredo Country Club Field:, Lamar, Louisiana-Lafayette, McNeese State, Nevada, New Mexico State, Notre Dame, Rice, Sacramento State, St. Mary s, Sam State, Southern Miss, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, UALR, ULM, UTEP, UTSA March (Mon.-Tue.) VALSPAR COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL Palm City, Fla. Host: Floridian Golf Club Field:, Arkansas, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Kent State, LSU, Memphis, Oklahoma State, Illinois, South Carolina, Texas, Texas A&M, USF April 2-3 (Sat.-Sun.) 3M Augusta Invitational Augusta, Ga. Host: GRU Augusta Forest Hills Golf Club April (Sat.-Sun.) The Maxwell Intercollegiate Ardmore, Okla. Host: Oklahoma Dornick Hills Country Club May 1-3 (Sun.-Tue.) American Athletic Conference Championships Lecanto, Fla. Host: American Athletic Conference The Quarry Course Black Diamond Ranch May (Mon.-Wed.) NCAA Regional TBA Host: TBA TBA Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Ol Colony Golf Complex); Tucson, Ariz. (Gallery Golf Club); Kohler, Wisc. (Meadow Valley Course Blackwolf Run); Albuquerque, N.M. (Championship Course at UNM); Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Golf Club); Nashville, Tenn (Vanderbilt Legends Club) May 27-June 1 (Fri.-Wed.) NCAA Championships Eugene, Ore. Host: Oregon Eugene Country Club INFORMATION 3

6 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF THREE AMIGOS SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION More than 20 years ago, three former University of roommates and Cougar golf team members began a charity golf tournament. After reaching the pinnacles of their professional careers, PGA stars Fred Couples and Blaine McCallister joined CBS Sports broadcaster Jim Nantz as hosts of the Three Amigos Celebrity Golf Tournament, which has endowed a Cougar golf scholarship as part of its charitable contributions. That golf scholarship was the first athletics scholarship to be endowed at UH. The Amigos were roommates at from , and played for former UH head coach Dave Williams when the Cougars won four Southwest Conference championships and finished among the Top 10 teams at the NCAA Championships twice. Since completing their collegiate careers, Couples has been named the PGA Tour Player of the Year twice and won 15 PGA Tour events, including the 1992 Masters. He ranks 20th on the all-time career earnings list with more than $19.1 million. McCallister has captured five PGA events during his professional career and has totalled over $5 million in winnings. Nantz has covered virtually every sport for the CBS Television Network, and is the network s lead play-by-play announcer for college basketball and the NFL. He also serves as the anchor for CBS golf coverage that includes The Masters and the PGA Championship. In 2005, he was named the National Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. He previously won the award in 1998 and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as the Curt Gowdy Media Award recipient in In addition, he serves as the host for the network s coverage of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships and Winter Olympic Games. Nantz received an honorary doctorate in humane letters from the University of in The Amigos began the tournament and dinner in Cougar golfers who have received the Three Amigos scholarship are pictured along with the year they received the award. FRED COUPLES VICTOR SCHWAMKRUG WADE ORMSBY BLAINE McCALLISTER CHRIS MORRIS BRETT CALLAS JIM NANTZ ANDY SANDERS SCOTT FERGUSON DANIEL ANGENSCHEIDT SIMON ROBINSON ZACH MOWBRAY CHAD MARTI STEVEN FRAZIER CLARK MITZNER ROMAN ROBLEDO BLAIR HAMILTON 2015

7 MEDIA ALMANAC COUGARS Director of Golf Jonathan Dismuke Associate Head Coach Ryke Dismuke...8 Logan Davis / Alan De Bondt...9 Matt Dunn / Papito Gonzalez Joshua Gibbons Blair Hamilton Vincent Martino Emmett Oh Michael Perras Matt Scobie Matt Williams Carson Cavner / Sam Elkington / George Gardner Zach Tracy / Jacob Veerman INFORMATION HOUSTON MEN S GOLF 5

8 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS DIRECTOR OF GOLF JONATHAN DISMUKE PERSONAL Full Name: Hometown: Pronunciation: THE DISMUKE FILE Jonathan McKinley Dismuke Calhoun City, Miss. Diz-Myook (as in mute) EDUCATION Auburn Bachelor s in education 2004 Calhoun Academy Calhoun City, Miss FAMILY Wife: The former Maggie Bussmann Children: Daughter, Anna Katherine; Son, George McKinley COACHING CAREER 2013 director of golf men s head coach Texas A&M assistant coach Auburn assistant coach COACHING NOTES 2013 Conference USA Coach of the Year Two NCAA Championships appearances (2015, 2014) Four NCAA Regional appearances (2015, 2014, 2013, 2012) 2009 NCAA Division I national champions 2008 Jan Strickland National Assistant Coach of the Year finalist TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 Miramont Invitational 2014 Border Olympics 2014 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 2014 Bayou City Collegiate Championship 2013 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic 2013 Conference USA Championships 2013 Border Olympics 2013 Lone Star Invitational 2011 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic (Co) 2010 HBU Husky Invitational PLAYING EXPERIENCE Four-year letterman at Auburn PLAYING HONORS Competed at three NCAA Championships (2004, 2003, 2002) Compete in four NCAA Regionals (2004, 2003, 2002, 2001) Member of 2002 SEC championship team Tied for fourth at 2004 NCAA Regional 2004 All-SEC 2004 SEC Academic Honor Roll JONATHAN DISMUKE Director of Golf Seventh Season at Auburn, 2004 Jonathan Dismuke enters his seventh season with the University of and his second as director of golf for the men s and women s programs. With the addition of the Women s Golf program in , he will oversee both programs for the first time at. He will continue to serve as men s head coach. As a student-athlete, assistant coach and head coach, Dismuke has enjoyed tremendous success throughout his collegiate golf career while competing against the nation s top players and teams. As impressive as his and his teams achievements have been on the course, he also has worked dligently behind the scenes to continue to move Golf forward. Dismuke played a key role in brokering a partnership with Golf Club of to make that facility the Cougars home course. He also worked closely with administrators, alumni and the community to raise funds for the construction of the Dave Williams Golf Academy at Golf Club of. This first-class facility offers the latest technology and amenties for student-athletes and makes the only school in the state of Texas that can boast of a home course/practice facility that annually hosts a PGA TOUR event. It officially opened to the public in August In the spring of 2014, Golf opened the Mike and Pat Booker Short-Game Facility at Golf Club of. AT HOME IN HOUSTON The Cougars continued their stellar play during the season, advancing to the NCAA Championships for the second straight year, a first since captured the team title at the Miramont Invitational at Miramont Golf Club in Bryan, Texas, in October 2014 for the 10th title of Dismuke s head coaching career. The Cougars edged Purdue in a 1-hole team playoff at the NCAA Lubbock Regional to clinch the fifth and final spot for the NCAA Championships. Blair Hamilton earned medalist honors for the first time in his career at the Border Olympics in March 2015 and shared the individual championship at the NCAA Lubbock Regional, becoming only the third Cougar in school history to win an NCAA Regional individual crown. Hamilton was named a PING All-America Honorable Mention at the end of the season -- the second straight season in which a Cougar received All-America accolades -- and competed at the RBC Canadian Open in July Hamilton also qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championship for the second time during his career, joining teammate Matt Dunn at the nation s premier amateur event. Under Dismuke s leadership in , the Cougars returned as a team to the NCAA Championships for the first time since enjoyed four team championships in , including three straight to open the spring season. Included in that impressive streak was a team title at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate on March 2-4, ending defending national champion Alabama s 11-tournament winning streak. Roman Robledo won three individual titles, while Kyle Pilgrim earned the team s first individual championship, thanks to a final-round 66 at the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic on Sept. 24, For the third straight season, the Cougars advanced to the NCAA postseason with a berth at the NCAA Eugene Regional as the No. 2 seed. With a fourth-place showing there, advanced as a team to the NCAA Championships for the first time since Competing at the nation s premier collegiate event, the Cougars finished 10th overall, falling just two place shy of advancing to match play. James Ross tied for third overall with a score of 5-under-par 206, thanks to a finalround 66, while Robledo tied for 19th. also excelled in the classroom. Ross, Pilgrim, Curtis Reed, Bryn Flanagan, Blair Hamilton, Vincent Martino, Emmett Oh and Jesse Droemer were named to the American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team with Ross, Pilgrim and Reed being named Cleveland Golf/ Srixon All-America Scholars. The Cougars enjoyed tremendous success during the season. As a team, the Cougars finished among the top-five leaders in each of their first eight tournaments with wins at the Lone Star Invitational and the Border Olympics. In late April, Dismuke led the Cougars to the Conference USA Championship team and individual titles for the first time since With that, the program also returned to NCAA Regional play for the second consecutive season. Robledo drained a 30-foot birdie on the final hole of the final round to clinch the team championship for the Cougars and the individual title for himself. He and Reed were named to the All-Conference USA First Team, while Wesley McClain earned a place on the Second Team. For his and his team s impressive accomplishments, Dismuke was named the Conference USA Coach of the Year, a first for the program since During the season, Dismuke led the Cougars back to the NCAA postseason as a team and guided his squad to 11 top-10 team finishes, including a share of 6

9 MEDIA ALMANAC DIRECTOR OF GOLF JONATHAN DISMUKE the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic championship. In the spring season alone, his teams earned topthree finishes at the Rice Intercollegiate and the Border Olympics. Individually, his student-athletes garnered sixtop-five finishes, including a second-place showing from Ross at the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic and thirdplace finishes from Robledo and Jesse Droemer. With his fifth-place finish at the C-USA Championships in late April 2012, Robledo was named to the Tournament All-Tournament Team, only days after being recognized as a member of the league s All-Freshman Team. The team s accomplishments were not limited to the course. Five Cougars were named to the Conference USA Commissioner s Honor Roll with Ross earning a place on the C-USA All-Academic Team and as a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-American Scholar. Armed with one of the nation s youngest lineups in , Dismuke led the Cougars to five top-five team finishes and seven top-10 finishes throughout the season, including a secondplace showing at the Cabo Collegiate in the second tournament of the fall. The Cougars regularly competed with five student-athletes in their first seasons in the Scarlet and White, including four true freshmen. Dismuke wasted little time in making his impact felt with the Cougars during his first season, though he was not hired until mid-july 2009 and forced to play catch-up both on the recruiting trail and in building the team s schedule. The Cougars captured the team championship at the Husky Invitational to wrap up the 2009 fall season in only the fourth tournament of his head coaching career. In addition to the team title, Jackie Lindsey won medalist honors at the Husky Invitational with four Cougars finishing among the top-seven individual leaders at that event. When the Cougars opened the 2010 spring season at their own Redstone Challenge at Redstone Golf Club, Dismuke led to a secondplace team finish with Clark Mitzner earning medalist honors. Mitzner also was twice named the Conference USA Golfer of the Week during a three-week stretch in February, while Matt Eschenburg captured the award in October. By the time that the season was finished, Dismuke had led the Cougars to six top-10 teamfinishes, including four straight midway through the season with three top-five finishes. JOINING THE COUGARS It was that kind of success, as a student-athlete and as a coach, that made administrators feel confident that Dismuke was the right man for the job. Jonathan is regarded as a rising star in the business, a quality individual and will serve as a great role model for our student-athletes as he helps to prepare them to be champions for life, Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Mack Rhoades said. He truly cares about the total well being of his student-athletes and demands excellence from them in all areas of their lives. AS AN ASSISTANT COACH As an assistant at Texas A&M during the season, Dismuke helped lead the Aggies to their first NCAA golf national championship. After emerging from tournament play, the Aggies claimed a 3-2 win against Arkansas in the final match to win the crown. He played a key role in advising Bronson Burgoon, who hit a 125-yard gap wedge from the deep rough far to the right of the fairway to within three inches of the 18th hole at Inverness Golf Club to clinch the match for the Aggies. Writers with Golfweek magazine called it one of the best shots in college golf history. Prior to joining Texas A&M, Dismuke served as an assistant coach at Mississippi from 2006 to During the season, he helped lead the Rebels to the NCAA East Regional and a fourthplace showing at the SEC Championship. During Dismuke s final season at Mississippi in 2008, the Rebels overcame an eighth-place finish at the SEC Championship to place sixth at the NCAA East Regional at Council Fire Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tenn. Mississippi continued its impressive postseason run with a 16th-place finish at the NCAA Championships on the Kampen Course in West Lafayette, Ind. For his efforts that season, Dismuke was honored as a finalist for the Jan Strickland Assistant Coach of the Year Award, presented by TaylorMade-Adidas Golf. PLAYING CAREER As a four-year letterman at Auburn, he competed in four NCAA Regionals and three NCAA Championships and was a member of the 2002 Tiger team that won the SEC championship. His individual career was highlighted by numerous top-five showings, including a third-place finish at the 2004 NCAA Regional. That same season, he earned All-SEC honors and was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. As a senior in 2004, he posted a three-round score of 211, including a 69 in the second round, at the Yale University Golf Club, at the NCAA East Regional to finish in a tie for fourth at that event. Advancing to the NCAA Championship, he opened the nation s top collegiate event with an impressive 68 and led the Tigers with a threeround score of 217 to finish among the top-40 leaders. Dismuke is one of only two Tigers in school history to compete in 11 NCAA Championship rounds and joins seven other Tigers who competed in 12 NCAA Regional rounds during their collegiate careers. A native of Calhoun, Miss., Dismuke has a decorated background on the course. He was the 1997 Mississippi State Junior Champion and was the Mississippi Junior Player of the Year in His amateur career included a victory at the Greystone Invitational (Birmingham, Ala.), where he set the competitive course record (65) and the tournament scoring record (202). He also set the Course Record at Mobile Country Club (Mobile, Ala.) en route to a third-place finish at the 2003 Labor Day Invitational. Dismuke qualified for the 1999 USGA U.S. Public Links Championship and the 2002 and 2004 U.S. Amateurs. In addition, he played two years of professional golf on the NGA Hooters Tour and received the NGA Golf Achievement Award in He also attended the PGA Tour Qualifying School in 2004 and PERSONAL Following his collegiate playing days, Dismuke received his bachelor s degree in education from Auburn in He and his wife Maggie have a daughter, Anna Katherine, and a son, George McKinley. The family lives in Humble COUGARS 7

10 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH RYKE DISMUKE PERSONAL Full Name: Hometown: Pronunciation: THE DISMUKE FILE Ira Ryke Dismuke Mt. Pleasant, Texas Diz-Myook (as in mute) EDUCATION Central Arkansas Master s in kinesiology 2003 Arkansas Bachelor s in psychology 2000 Mt. Pleasant High Mt. Pleasant, Texas 1995 FAMILY Wife: The former Michelle Hall Children: Son Daxton Ryke; Daughter, Addyson Faith COACHING CAREER 2014 men s associate head coach Central Arkansas men s and women s head coach Central Arkansas men s and women s assistant coach COACHING NOTES 2005 NCAA Men s & Women s Championships participants 2004 NCAA Men s & Women s Championships participants 2005 NCAA Men s & Women s South Regional participants 2004 NCAA Men s & Women s South Regional participants 2005 Gulf South Conference Coach of the Year 2003 AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year 2003 Gulf South Conference Coach of the Year TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 Miramont Invitational 2005 Gulf South Conference Women s Champions 2003 Gulf South Conference Women s Champions PLAYING EXPERIENCE Two-year letterman at Arkansas RYKE DISMUKE Associate Head Coach Second Season at Arkansas, 2000 Former Central Arkansas Head Coach Ryke Dismuke joined the University of Men s Golf staff as associate head coach in July Dismuke, who is no relation to Director of Golf Jonathan Dismuke, spent the previous 14 seasons at Central Arkansas, including the last 11 years as head coach of both the UCA Men s and Women Golf programs. He joined UCA and assisted in the creation of the Men s program in 2000 and helped start the Women s program just two years later. For his impressive efforts with both projects, Dismuke was recognized as the 2003 AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year. As we conducted our search, Ryke s tremendous success at Central Arkansas made him stand out. Ryke has outstanding player development skills and a proven record in international recruiting and knows how to relate to student-athletes on a daytoday basis, Jonathan Dismuke said. Later that year, he became head coach of both programs and began a streak of success. Competing in NCAA Division II until 2007, Dismuke enjoyed a combined 18 All-Gulf South Conference Players, four Gulf South Conference individual champions, two Freshmen of the Year, three All-Americans and eight Academic All-Gulf South Conference selections. In 2004 and 2005, both Men s and Women s programs competed at the NCAA South Regional with one individual advancing to play at the NCAA Championships each season. His Women s teams won Gulf South Conference crowns in 2003 and 2005 and ranked as high as No. 2 nationally by GolfStat after winning seven of 10 tournaments. On the men s side, his squad won five of 10 events and moved as high as No. 2 nationally in the GolfStat poll. When Central Arkansas moved to the Southland Conference and NCAA Division I competition in 2007, success continued to follow Dismuke. His Men s and Women s teams won a combined 22 tournaments, including five straight titles for the Men s team in and the Women s victory at the 2010 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate over 42 other teams, the largest field in NCAA Division I history. His golfers went on to receive five Southland Conference Players of the Year awards, 23 All-SLC Team honors, 18 SLC Players of the Month and six Academic All-SLC accolades. Five student-athletes competed in NCAA Regional play with one competing in the prestigious Palmer Cup. In addition to his coaching duties, Dismuke also is a published writer. In 2003, he wrote an article on increasing club head speed through strength training for Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, the only article of this type published in a referenced journal at that time. As an undergraduate, Dismuke played for Arkansas from 1998 to 2000, competing with the Razorbacks No. 1 ranked team in the fall of He received his bachelor s degree from Arkansas in psychology in 2000 and earned his master s degree in kinesiology from Central Arkansas in Dismuke also received his GSEB Golfing Machine Instructional certification in January. He and his wife Michelle have two children: son, Daxton Ryke, and daughter, Addyson Fayth. 8

11 MEDIA ALMANAC RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES FRESHMAN ( ) Sat out as a redshirt. LOGAN DAVIS r-fr.-rs (RS 14-15) Humble, Texas Atascocita HS Undeclared Major ATASCOCITA HIGH SCHOOL Competed for four seasons for head coach Scott Bryant... Served as a volunteer in the Pegasus Baseball League and was a volunteer at The First Tee Greater. Senior ( ): Member of the All-State First Team... Earned a place on the All-Greater Team... Led the Eagles to the District championship... Was the STPGA Bay Forest champioon and captured the title at the Dick Harmon Memorial Invitational... Claimed medalist honors at the Katy Taylor Invitational and was the runner-up for the Texas Cup... Was the individual champion at the Region 2-5A Championships... Fired a second-round 68 at the Texas Cup Invitational and equaled that score at the Magnolia Shootout at High Meadow Ranch. Junior ( ): Was a State Medalist qualifier. PERSONAL Full name is Logan Thomas Davis... Born in Pittsburgh... Son of Beth and Mark Davis... Undeclared major. ALAN DE BONDT So.-1L Antwerp, Belgium Topsportschool Undeclared Major the Cougars low round of the tournament with a 1-under-par 71 in the opening round. American Championships -- Posted the Cougars lowest round of the tournament with a 69 in the FIrst Round... Finished in a tie for 18th at Forced into action when Blair Hamilton was sidelined by a back injury on the morning of the First Round. NCAA Lubbock Regional -- Drained a key par putt in a 1-hole playoff against Purdue to help lead the Cougars to the win. Summer -- Fired a Final-Round 69 to move into a tie for 18th at the European Amateur Championship at Halmstad Golf Club in Sweden. PRE-HOUSTON Finished the 2013 season as the No. 3 player in the Belgian International Amateur Rankings... Was a pre-qualifier for the 2014 Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China... Two-time winner of the Challenge Philip Chabeau as the No. 1 junior player in Belgium... Rinished as the runner-up at the King s Prize Championship... Placed third at the Belgian International Amateur Championship... Finished third at the Total International Juniors Championship and the Hungarian Amateur Open... Led Team Belgium to the title at the European Boys Challenge Trophy in Slovakia. PERSONAL Full name is Alan Micheline Karl De Bondt... Last name is pronounced Duh Bont... Born in Antewerp, Belgium... Son of Martine Borghs and Ronny De Bondt... Godmother, Micheline Borghs, was a two-time Olympian (1980, 1976)) for Belgium in fencing... Undeclared major. Career Bests Low Round: 68 (3rd) Valspar Collegiate Invitational (March, 24, 2015) Low 36 Holes: 143 American Athletic Conference Championships (April 26, 2015) Low 54 Holes: 216 Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Relative to Par: E Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Best Finish: t-16th Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Results Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-16th E Querencia Cabo Collegiate t-39th Border Olympics t-88th Valspar Collegiate Invitational t-50th Reveille Challenge t-17th American Athletic Conference Championships t-50th NCAA Lubbock Regional t-71st Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top , Totals , COUGARS American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Moe O Brien Match Play Championship at Lake Charles Country Club... Went 1-1 in matches... Fell 3 and 2 to McNeese State s Martin Eriksson... Enjoyed a 1 up win over Grady Brame of Southeastern Louisiana. Spring -- Made his collegiate debut in stroke play at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship.. Posted back-to-back sub-par rounds during the final two rounds of that event to finish in a tie for 16th at Fired the Cougars lowest round of that tournament with a Final-Round Made his collegiate debut in a team-scoring event at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate... Finished in a tie for 39th with a score of 220, including an even-par 71 in the Second Round... Posted a FInal-Round 68 at the Valspar Collegiate Invitational to move into at tie for 50th at Tied for 17th at the Reveille Challenge... Enjoyed 9

12 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES MATT DUNN r-jr.-rs (RS 14-15), Texas Air Force Cypress Creek HS Organizational Leadership & Supervision PAPITO GONZALEZ So.-1L (RS 13-14) McAllen, Texas Memorial HS Supply Chain Logistics & Technology COUGARS American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team JUNIOR ( ) Sat out as a redshirt after transferring from Air Force. Summer -- Earned a place in the U.S. Amateur Championship after finishing winninng a qualifier at The Woodlands Country Club with a score of 141. PRE-HOUSTON Sophomore ( ): Competed in five tournaments... Recorded a 74.0 scoring average and a pair of top-10 finishes... Tied for second at the Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational with a score of 7-under-par Followed that with an eighth-place showing at the CU Invitational with a score of 219. Freshman ( ): Competed at the CU Invitational... Fired a career-low 75 in the second round and finished in a tie for 78th at 235. PERSONAL Full name is Matthew Thomas Dunn... Born in... Son of Joan and Thomas Dunn... Majoring in organizational leadership and supervision. Career Bests Low Round: 67 (1st) UTEPInvitational (Oct.25,2013) Low 36 Holes: 137 Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (Sept. 8, 2013) Low 54 Holes: 209 Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (Sept. 8-9, 2013) Relative to Par: -7 Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (Sept. 8-9, 2013) Best Finish: t-2nd Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational (Sept. 8-9, 2013) Sat out as a redshirt Results REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Miramont Invitational... Finished in a tie for 43rd at Posted a 1-1 record at the Moe O Brien Match Play Championship in Lake Charles... Dropped a 5 and 4 decision to McNeese State before rebounding with a 1 up win over Lawrence Allan of Southeastern Louisiana. Spring Tied for 37th at the Miramont Invitational with a score of 157. FRESHMAN ( ) Did not compete during the fall and spring seasons... Sat out as a redshirt. MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Also was recruited by Baylor, UTEP and North Texas... All-around athlete who played as the Mustangs starting point guard on the basketball team. Senior ( ): Finished second at the District 31-5A Championship, knocking off Alan Alanis in a playoff. Junior ( ): All-District 30-5A First-Team honoree... Competed at the state tournament. Sophomore ( ): Finished 10th at the at the state tournament... All- District 30-5A First-Team performer.. Recognized as an All-Valley Team member. Freshman ( ): Captured the District 30-5A title in his first prep season... Qualified for the Class 5A State Championships after winning in sudden death at the Region IV 5A Championships at Palmview Golf Course in his hometown... Honored as the District Newcomer of the Year... Also named to the All-Valley Team. PERSONAL Full name is Juan Gonzalez but prefers to go by the nickname Papito... Majoring in supply chain logistics and technology Results (at Air Force) Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational t-2nd CU Invitational t-8th Bill Ross Intercollegiate 50th Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate t-77th UTEP Invitational t-30th Results (at Air Force) CU Invitational t-78th Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top (Air Force) , (Air Force) Redshirt at UH Totals Air Force Totals , Totals ,

13 MEDIA ALMANAC RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES JOSHUA GIBBONS r-so.-1l Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mont Kiara International School Business REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Moe O Brien Match Play Championship at Lake Charles Country Club... Went 1-1 in matches... Fell 3 and 2 to McNeese State s Andreas Kroekeide... Enjoyed a 1 up win over Christoph Carstenen of Southeastern Louisiana. Spring Made his collegiate debut in stroke play at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship... Fired a Final-Round 71 at the tournament to move into a tie for 23rd at 218. FRESHMAN ( ) Did not compete during the fall and spring seasons... Sat out as a redshirt. Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top Redshirt Totals COUGARS MONT KIARA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Did not compete for his school... Played local junior tournaments individually. Named to Silver and Gold Honor Rolls multiple times IB Math Studies Award winner... IB Business Award recipient. 2012: Finished second in the under-18 group at the Faldo Series Asia Grand Finals at Mission Hills Golf Club in Shenzhen, China... Earned individual titles at the National Junior Elite Grand Finals, CIMB Malaysian Junior Match Play Championship, and the First Leg of the Sportexcel Junior Circuit. 2011: Champion of the Klang Valley Junior Circuit Second Leg... Also captured championships at the Faldo Sereis Brunei Championships and the KRPM-Transview Junior Masters (Under-20)... Was the Order of Merit Winner for the Klang Valley Junior Circuit and the First Regional Junior Tour champion... Also won title at the First Leg National Sportexcel Elite Junior Circuit. 2010: Order of Merit Winner for the Klang Valley Junior Circuit... Won titles at the Asia Pacific Match Play Championship (Under-20), and the First and Second Legs of the Klang Valley Junior Circuit. PERSONAL Full name is Joshua David Gibbons... Born in Johor Bharu, Malaysia... Son of Jane and Paul Gibbons... Business major. Career Bests Low Round: 71 (3rd) Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb. 22, 2015) Low 36 Holes: 147 Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Low 54 Holes: 218 Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Relative to Par: +2 Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Best Finish: t-23rd Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2015) Results Bayou City Collegiate Championships t-78th Miramont Invitational t-43rd Reveille Challenge 37th Sat out as a redshirt Results 11

14 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES BLAIR HAMILTON Sr.-3L Burlington, Ontario, Canada M.M. Robinson Communications 2015 U.S. Amateur Championship Qualifier 2013 U.S. Amateur Championship Participant (Round of 32) PING All-America Honorable Mention PING All-Central Region Team 2015 NCAA Lubbock Regional Co-Champion All-American Athletic Conference Team 2015 Border Olympics Individual Champion American Athletic Conference Golfer of the Week (March 19, 2015) American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team Conference USA Commissioner s Honor Roll JUNIOR ( ) Fall Made his season debut at the season-opening Northern Intercollegiate... Opened that tournament with a 70 and finished in a tie for 11th at Finished 16th at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a score of 224. Spring -- Was the Cougars steadiest performer at spring-opening Bayou City Collegiate Championship... Fired three straight rounds of par or better, including a Final-Round 71, to finish in a tie for 13th at 1-under-par Enjoyed a Final-Round 69 at the Valspar Collegiate Invitational to tie for 16th at Posted a score of 70 at that event s First Round... Recorded three straight sub-par rounds, including in the final two, to tie for fourth at the 3M Augusta Invitational... Was his second top-five showing in a three-tournament stretch. American Championships Forced to miss the tournament with a back injury. NCAA Lubbock Regional Became the first Cougar in NCAA Regional history to post three consecutive rounds in the 60s... Posted scores of to tie for medalist honors with Texas Tech s Clement Sordet at 8-under-par Was his second individual title of the season... Drained a birdie putt on No. 17 in the FInal Round to push the Cougars into a tie with Purdue for fifth in the team standings... Joined Brett Callas (2003) and Dean Larsson (1994) as the only Cougars to win NCAA Regional individual crowns... Was one of four Cougars with sub-par rounds in the First Round, only the second time in school history at an NCAA Regional. NCAA Championships One of nine individuals players to qualify for Final Round of stroke play... Tied for 27th with a score of 292 at The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Fla... Posted a 3-under-par 69 in the Third Round. Summer Received an exemption to compete at the RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville Ontario, in late July... Earned a place in the U.S. Amateur Championship for the second time in his career after finishing second in a qualifier with a score of 141 at Seven Oaks Golf Course in Hamilton, N.Y... Received an exemption to compete in the PGA TOUR s RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, Ontario, in late July... Tied as the top amateur to share the Gary Cowan Award and finished in tie for 71st with 3-round score of 1-under-par 215. SOPHOMORE ( ) Fall Made his season debut at the Northern Intercollegiate... Finished eighth at that tournament with a score of Opened with a 67 and closed out the event with a 71 to put two Cougars among the top-10 leaders... Finished in a tie for 13th at the Golfweek Conference Challenge... Opened that tournament with an even-par 72 and closed it out with a Helped lead the Cougars to the team title at the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic... Posted three straight sub-par rounds and tied for second at 4-under-par Fired a final-round 69 and battled for the individual lead... One of three Cougars to finish among the top-four leaders. Spring Made his season debut at the Cougars own Bayou City Collegiate Championship... Finished in a tie for 68th at 225. FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the season-opening The Invitational at Kiawah Island... Drained a birdie on the par-4, 410-yard No. 10 on the first hole of his collegiate career... Finished in a tie for 48th at Finished 13th at the Harold Funston Invitational after posting a score of Led the Cougars and finished ninth at the HBU Husky Invitational with a score of Opened and closed that tournament with even-par rounds of 70. Spring - Posted sub-par rounds in the first and final of the Rice Intercollegiate to tie for seventh... Opened that tournament with a 1-under-par 71 and closed that event with a 70 to finish at 214. Summer Became the first Cougar since 2007 to qualify for the U.S. Amateur Championship... Shot in a one-day qualifier at The Links at Spring Church in Apollo, Pa., to grab the second and final spot... Capped his stay at the Canadian Amateur Championship with a final-round 69 to move into a tie for 22nd at 1-under-par Competed at the U.S. Amateur Championship at The Country in Brookline, Mass., in mid-august... Advanced to the Round of 32 in match play before falling 4&3 to Australia s Nathan Holman... Became the first Cougar since 2007 to compete at the U.S. Amateur Championship... Was the first Cougar to win in match play at the U.S. Amateur Championship since PRE-HOUSTON Named to the Development Squad by Golf Canada in the summer... Did not attend school during the season... Tied for 12th at the Canadian Amateur Championship with a score of 212 in early August... Posted a second-round 66 at that event. Senior ( ): Finished second at the Graham Cooke Invitational with a 67 in late August... Tied for ninth at the Investors Group Junior Boys Championship in mid-july... Placed sixth at the Investors Group Junior Spring Classic - Boys in late May with a score of Finished 15th at the Canadian Junior Boys Championship and tied for 11th at the CN Future Links Ontario Championship. Junior ( ): Finished fifth at the CN Future Links Ontario Championship... Tied for eighth at the Investors Group Junior Championship... Placed fourth at the Ontario Summer Games, thanks to a final round Finished 2-up over Trinidad and Tobago s Jessel Mohammed to help Canada regain the Stephen Ames Cup... Fired a final-round 66 to top the field at the CJGA Nike Golf Junior Series event at Peninsula Lakes Golf Club. PERSONAL Full name is Blair Kenneth Matthew Hamilton... Born in Burlington, Ontario, Canada... Son of Janice and Thom Hamilton... Majoring in communications. 12

15 MEDIA ALMANAC RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES Career Bests Low Round: 67 (2nd) 3M Augusta Invitational (April 4, 2015) 67 (1st) Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) 67 (1st) Northern Intercollegiate (Sept. 6, 2013) Low 36 Holes: 136 Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) Low 54 Holes: 205 NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015) Relative to Par: -10 Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) Best Finish: 1st Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) t-1st NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015) Results Northern Intercollegiate t-11th Wolf Run Intercollegiate 16th Miramont Invitational t-20th Royal Oaks Intercollegiate t-40th Bayou City Collegiate Championhip t-13th Querencia Cabo Collegiate t-31st Border Olympics 1st Valspar Collegiate Invitational t-16th M Augusta Invitational t-4th Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 28th NCAA Lubbock Regional t-1st NCAA Championships t-27th COUGARS Results Northern Intercollegiate 8th E Golfweek Conference Challenge t-13th E Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic t-2nd David Toms Intercollegiate t-45th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-68th Reunion Intercollegiate t-69th Results The Invitational at Kiwah t-48th Harold Funston Invitational 13th HBU Husky Invitational 9th Rice Intercollegiate t-7th Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top , , Totals ,

16 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES VINCENT MARTINO Sr.-3L Southlake, Texas Carroll HS Finance 2013 Conference USA All-Freshman Team American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team JUNIOR ( ) Became the 27th player in school history to compete in 2+ NCAA Regionals during his career. Fall Made his season debut at the season-opening Northern Intercollegiate... Was the Cougars steadiest performer at that event, posting three straight rounds of par or better... Finished second with a score of 1-under-par Was one of only two players to break par over 54 holes... Tied for 10th at the Miramont Invitational with a score of 1-under-par Posted a 71 in the second round of that event. Spring Led the Cougars at the Reveille Challenge with a Shot an even-par 72 in the Final Round of that event. NCAA Lubbock Regional Tied for 22nd with a score of Sank a key birdie putt on No. 17 late in the Final Round to help push the Cougars into a 1-hole playoff vs. Purdue... Was one of four Cougars with sub-par rounds in the First Round, only the second time in school history at an NCAA Regional. SOPHOMORE ( ) Fall Made his season debut at the Northern Intercollegiate... Finished in a tie for 55th at that event with a score of Helped lead the Cougars to the team title at the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic... Posted three straight rounds of par or better, inclding a final-round Finished fourth at 210. Spring Made his season debut at the Cougars own Bayou City Collegiate Championship... Posted back-to-back sub-par rounds during the last two days to finish in a tie for 21st at Tied for 19th at the Border Olympics with a score of Opened the Valspar Invitational at Floridian with a team-low Finished in a tie for 47th with a score of 219. FRESHMAN ( ) Tied for the team s second lowest round of the season with a 67 during the third round at the Rice Intercollegiate. Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Lone Star Invitational... Opened his collegiate career with a 1-under-par 71 and tied for 14th with a score of 219. Spring - Fired a career-low 67 in the final round of the Rice Intercollegiate to lead the Cougars and tie for fourth with a score of Tied for 15th at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship with a score of Finished that tournament with a Drained four birdies in the last six holes, including each of the last two, to finish with a 72 in the final round at the Louisiana Classics... Finished in a tie for 33rd at that event. Conference USA Championships Tied for 10th with a score of 218 at his first C-USA Championships... Opened the tournament with an even-par 72 and added a 71 in the second round. NCAA Baton Rouge Regional Tied for 30th with a score of 227. Summer: One of five Cougars to finish among the top-13 leaders at the Texas Amateur Championship at s Lakeside Country Club... Tied for ninth with a score of Birdied five of his last six holes on his front nine on the way to a sparkling 66 in the second round... Added a 69 in the third round... Finished in atie for 16th at the Greystone Invitational with a score of Opened that tournament with a 71 and posted a final-round Playing as amateur, tied for eight with an 8-under-par 280 at the Texas State Open... Posted a bogey-free 66 in the third round and played his second and third rounds with only one bogey. CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL Was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Matt Glenn. Summer 2012: Tied for 15th at the 42nd Bright Realty Texas State Open at Fired a second-round 69 and closed out the 72-hole event with a Was one of two Cougars to finish in the top 25 at that event. Junior ( ): Named a Rolex All-America Honorable Mention and recognized as one of the top 48 high school golfers in the nation... Finished in a tie for sixth at the UIL State Tournament and helped lead the Dragons to a second-place team finish at that event... Captured the title at the AJGA Signsation Signs event in The Woodlands during the summer... Finished at even-par 213 to win the HP Byron Nelson Junior Championship in late June... Won titles at the TJGT Invitational TPC Four Seasons with a firstround Earned medalist honors at the TJGT Bridlewood Championship... Added top-10 finishes at the AJGA Elbit Systems of America and the AJGA Corsemax Philadelphia Runner. Sophomore ( ): Posted a final-round 73 to medal at the Preseason Junior at Brookhaven... Drained three birdies on the back nine, including back-to-back on No. 15 and No. 16, to clinch the title. PERSONAL Full name is Vincent Gerard Martino... Born in Pembroke Pines, Fla... Son of Jerry and Marianne Martino... Majoring in finance. Career Bests Low Round: 67 (3rd) Rice Intercollegiate (Feb. 5, 2013) Low 36 Holes: 142 NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015) 142 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic (Sept. 23, 2013) Low 54 Holes: 210 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic (Sept , 2013) Relative to Par: -3 Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic (Sept , 2013) -3 Rice Intercollegiate (Feb. 4-5, 2013) Best Finish: 2nd Northern Intercollegiate (Sept. 5-7, 2014) Results Northern Intercollegiate 2nd Wolf Run Intercollegiate t-30th Miramont Invitational t-10th Royal Oaks Intercollegiate t-28th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-43rd Border Olympics t-72nd Valspar Collegiate Invitational t-68th Reveille Challenge t-12th American Athletic Conference Championships t-34th NCAA Lubbock Regional t-22nd E NCAA Championships t-139th Results Northern Intercollegiate t-55th Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic 4th David Toms Intercollegiate t-30th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-21st Border Olympics t-19th Valspar Invitational at Floridian t-47th NCAA Championships t-89th Results Lone Star Invitational t-14th HBU Husky Invitational t-10th Rice Intercollegiate t-4th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-15th E Louisiana Classics t-33rd Tiger Invitational t-65th Border Olympics t-39th Insperity Augusta State Invitational t-45th Morris Williams Invitational t-36th Conference USA Championships t-10th NCAA Baton Rouge Regional t-30th Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 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17 MEDIA ALMANAC RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES EMMETT OH r-jr.-32 Calgary, Alberta, Canada Central Memorial Business (Honors College) American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team Conference USA Commissioner s Honor Roll SOPHOMORE ( ) Fall Made his season debut at the Miramont Invitational... Posted back-to-back 71s at that event to finish in a tie for eight at Finished with a 1-1 record at the Moe O Brien Match Play Championship in Lake Charles... Dropped a 5 and 4 setback to Mc- Neese State s Robert MacIntyre... Rebounded with a 7 and 5 win over Baptiste Courtachon of Southeastern Louisiana. Spring Tied for 38th at the Reveille Challege with a score of 159. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the HBU Husky Invitational... Posted a 1-under-par 70 in the second round of that event and tied for 35th at 222. Spring Made his season debut at the Rice Intercollegiate... Finished in a tie for 29th with a score of Fired an opening-round 69 at the Cougars own Bayou City Collegiate and eventually finished in a tie for 42nd at 219. Career Bests Low Round: 69 (1st) Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb. 21, 2014) Low 36 Holes: 142 Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) 142 Bayou City Collegiate Championship (Feb , 2014) Low 54 Holes: 217 SHSU/HaroldFunston Invitational (Oct.7-8,2013) Relative to Par: -2 Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Best Finish: t-8th Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Results Miramont Invitational t-8th Royal Oaks Intercollegiate t-50th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-69th Reveille Challenge 38th Results HBU Husky Invitational t-35th SHSU/Harold Funston Invitational t-12th Rice Intercollegiate t-29th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-42nd Sat out as a redshirt Results Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top Redshirt Totals , COUGARS FRESHMAN ( ) Sat out the season as a redshirt and did not compete. CENTRAL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Coached by James Fehr of the National Sport Academy for four years... Was a Rutherford Scholarship recipient... Played hockey as a goalie until his sophomore season... Helped lead team to two city championships... Did not begin playing golf exclusively until his junior year... Ranked among the top 25 in Canadian Junior Golf Order of Merit... Placed second at the 2012 CN Future Links Pacific Championship... Was a member of Team Alberta Training Program in Finished second at the Alberta Junior Championship in Held a share of the lead midway through the 2011 Canadian Junior Championship... Was the City Championship Most Valuable Player in hockey at the bantam AAA level... Was the Southern Alberta Championship Most Valuable Player in hockey at the midget AAA level. PERSONAL Full name is Emmett Craig Oh... Born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada... Son of Sherry Weaver and Grant Oh... Majoring in business in the Honors College. 15

18 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF COUGARS RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES MICHAEL PERRAS So.-1L Deer Park, Texas Deer Park HS Business 2014 U.S. Amateur Championship Participant FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the season-opening Northern Intercollegiate... Tied for 32nd with a score of Fired back-to-back 70s to tie for third at 140 at the Miramont Invitational... Tied for 16th at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate with a score of 219 to rank second among the Cougars. Spring Led the Cougars with a Final-Round 71 at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate and finished in a tie for 31st at 217. Summer -- Lowered his scores by five strokes in each round of the rain-shortened Texas Amateur Championship at Bent Tree Country Club... Capped the tournament with a Final-Round 66 to surge into a tie for ninth at even-par 213. Career Bests Low Round: 70 (1st, 2nd) Miramont Invitational (Oct. 13, 14, 2014) Low 36 Holes: 140 Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Low 54 Holes: 217 Querencia Cabo Collegiate (March 1-3, 2015) Relative to Par: -4 Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Best Finish: t-3rd Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Results Northern Intercollegiate t-32nd Wolf Run Intercollegiate t-24th Miramont Invitational t-3rd Royal Oaks Intercollegiate t-16th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-23rd Querencia Cabo Collegiate t-25th Border Olympics t-50th Valspar Collegiate Invitational t-50th M Augusta Invitational t-61st Robert Kepler Intercollegiate t-65th NCAA Championships t-142nd Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top , Totals , DEER PARK HIGH SCHOOL Competed for four years for head coach Mark Boyd... Received Academic Excellence Award for three years and was a member of the National Honor Society. Senior ( ): Tied for first in a qualifier on the Palmer Course at The Woodlands County Club to earn a berth into the U.S. Amateur Championship... Posted a 36-hole score of 7-underpar 137 for his first appearance at the U.S. Amateur... Tied with Men s Golf letterman Wesley McClain for first place at that event... Opened the qualifier with a 67, draining four consecutive birdies midwway through that round... Closed out with a bogey-free 70. Junior ( ): Member of All-State First Team by High School Golf Scoreboard... Led the Deer to their 11th consecutive district championship and a berth in the Class 5A State Championship with clutch play... In one-hole playoff against Fort Bend Travis High, birdied the 540-yard, par-5 17th hole at Eagle Point Golf Club to break tie and clinch State Championship berth... Finished in tie for 11th at the UIL Class 5A State Championship... Named team s Most Valuable Player... Won the TLJT Flodder Financial Shootout at Meadowbrook Farms... Posted a score of 2-under-par, thanks to a second-round 67 and tied for 12th at the National Junior PGA Tournament at Trump National in Washington, D.C... Earned a pair of top-10 finishes at the TLJT Byron Nelson Junior Championship and the TLJT George Hannon Junior Invitational. Sophomore ( ): Captured the District 22-5A title... Honored as team s Most Valuable Player. PERSONAL Full name is Michael Steven Perras... Last name is pronounced Pair-Us... Born Montgomery, Ohio... Son of Debi and Rick Perras... Grandfather, Fred Marti, competed for Men s Golf from 1961 to 1963 and was a member of the Cougars 1962 NCAA national championship team under legendary Head Coach Dave Williams... Majoring in business. 16

19 MEDIA ALMANAC RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES MATT SCOBIE Jr.-2L Ajax, Ontario, Canada Ajax Business SOPHOMORE ( ) Fall Made his season debut at the Miramont Invitational... Finished in a tie for 47th at Posted an 0-2 record at the Moe O Brien Match Play Championship in Lake Charles. Spring Became only the seventh player in school history to shoot 64 or lower during the Border Olympics First Round... Joined Ed Fiori as the only players in school history to shoot 64 or lower in the First Round of a tournament... Finished in a tie for second at 8-under-par 208. FRESHMAN ( ) Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Northern Intercollegiate... Finished 84th with a score of Fired a final-round 69 at the HBU Husky Invitational to tie for ninth at 1-under-par 212. Spring Made his season debut at the Rice Intercollegiate... Fired an opening-round 68 and tied for eight at that event with a score of Posted three straight rounds of 70 to tie for fifth at 210 at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship. Career Bests Low Round: 64 (1st) Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) Low 36 Holes: 135 Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) Low 54 Holes: 208 Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) Relative to Par: -8 Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) Best Finish: t-2nd Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) Results Miramont Invitational t-47th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-36th Border Olympics t-2nd Valspar Collegiate Invitational 71st M Augusta Invitational t-68th Robert Kepler Intercollegiate t-29th American Athletic Conference Championships 33rd Results Northern Intercollegiate 84th HBU Husky Invitational t-9th SHSU/Harold Funston Invitational 5th Rice Intercollegiate t-8th Bayou City Collegiate Championship t-5th Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate 70th Border Olympics t-37th Career Statistics Season Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Wins Top 5 Top 10 Top , , Totals , COUGARS AJAX HIGH SCHOOL Member of Team Canada s Development Team... Defeated Maverick McNealy on the second extra hole in the quarterfinals of the 2012 U.S. Junior Amateur to advance to the semifinals... Was the farthest that a Canadian player advanced at that event since Finished fifth at the Canadian Junior Boys Championships... Tied for second at the CJGA Canadian International Junior Challenge... Received Golf Canada s Order of Merit in Member of the Principal s Academic Honor Roll for four years. Summer (2013): Finished second at the Canadian Junior Championship at Timberwolf Golf Club in Garson, Ontario, Canada... Posted a score of 7-under-par 281, thanks to three sub-par efforts... Opened that tournament with a 68 and closed with back-to-back 70s. PERSONAL Full name is Matthew Robert Scobie... Born Markham, Ontario, Canada... Son of Susan and Mark Scobie... Majoring in business. 17

20 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES COUGARS MATT WILLIAMS r-fr.-rs (RS 14-15) Calgary, Alberta, Canada Bishop Carroll Business (Honors College) American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team FRESHMAN ( ) Sat out as a redshirt. BISHOP CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 2013: Was the youngest member of Team Canada Boys Development Squad... Ranked as the No. 1 Canadian Junior by Golfweek magazine and No. 2 by R&A World Amateur rankings... Member of the winning Team Canada at the Canadian International Junior Team Championship... Tied for second at the Canada Summer Games... Finished ninth at the Callaway Junior World Championship in Torrey Pines, Calif... Member of secondplace Team Canada at Callaway Junior World Championship... Finished second at the Golf Canada Prairie Championship and fourth at the Golf Canada Pacific Championship. 2012: Ranked No. 1 in the Alberta Junior Order of Merit... Captured individual championships at the Ontario Championship, Alberta Junior Championship and Alberta Juvenile Championship... Member of second-place Team Canada at Callaway Junior World Championship... Finished fourth at the Callaway Junior World Championship at Torrey Pines, Calif... Placed fifth at the Aaron Baddeley International Junior Challenge in Guangzhou, China. 2011: Won the Alberta Juvenile Championship in Drayton Valley, Alberta... Ranked No. 1 in Alberta Juvenile Order of Merit for the second straight year. 2010: Represented Canada at the Stephen Ames Cup for the second straight year. PERSONAL Full name is Matthew William Williams... Born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada... Son of Caroline and Ted Williams... Majoring in business in the Honors College. Sat out as a redshirt Results 18

21 MEDIA ALMANAC NEWCOMERS CARSON CAVNER r-fr.-rs (RS 14-15) Jupiter, Fla. Lamar The Pine School Undeclared Major FRESHMAN ( ) Competed at Lamar as a member of the practice team but did not compete in any tournaments. PERSONAL Full name is Carson Graham Cavner... Son of Hollis and Cathrine Cavner... Born in Hobe Sound, Fla... Father, Hollis, directs PGA TOUR and Champions Tour events... Undeclared major. SAM ELKINGTON Fr.-HS Cypress, Texas Cypress HS Undeclared Major Expected to sit out the season as a redshirt. GEORGE GARDNER Fr.-HS Southlake, Texas Carroll HS Undeclared Major Expected to sit out the season as a redshirt. CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL Award-winning prep star for head coach Matt Glenn... Joins current teammate Vincent Martino as Southlake Carroll High products. Senior ( ): Led Dragons to the Class 6A state championship... Finished in a tie for ninth with a score of Opened that tournament with a 72 at Legacy Hills Golf Course... Guided team to District 7-6A championship with score of 143, including First-Round 70, on way to third-place finish... Was an All-Distrct 7-6A First-Team honoree... Finished third at Play to the Max event in late February... Tied for fourth at the CTSO in mid-december... Shared medalist honors with a score of 140, including an opening-round 68, at the Tiger Classic at Pebble Creek... Finished fifth at the Tiger Classic. Junior ( ): Was an All-District 7-6A Second-Team selection and was an All-Region I-6A Honorable Mention... Named to the Class 6A All-State Second Team...Opened the Junior Byron Nelson Championship with a 67 on the way to a 10th-place showing... Finished 12th at the Timarron AJGA with a score of 216 Sophomore ( ): Recognized as All-District 4-5A, Region All-Region I-5A and Class 5A All-State Honorable Menton... Tied for second at the 2013 Genesis Shootout after going in the final two rounds. PERSONAL Full name is George Robert Gardner... Born in The Woodlands, Texas... Son of Maura and Tom Gardner... Undeclared major COUGARS CYPRESS CREEK HIGH SCHOOL Two-time medalist at High Meadow Ranch tournament... Captured individual championships at Deer Park High tournament and Briercrest Invitational... Finished first at the BHHS Invitational... Placed second at the AAA Invitational Shootout and Conroe Invitational... Finished second at Eagle Pointe Shootout twice. PERSONAL Full Name is Samuel Ross Elkington... Born in... Son of Lisa and Steve Elkington... Father, Steve, was a three-time All-American with the Cougars and is a member of Athletics Hall of Honor... Undeclared major. 19

22 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF NEWCOMERS COUGARS ZACH TRACY Fr.-HS, Texas Seven Lakes Undeclared Major Expected to sit out the season as a redshirt. FRESHMAN ( ) Summer Posted a score of 214 to earn medalist honors at the Under Armour/Jordan Spieth Championship presented by American Campus Communities at the UT Golf Club... Opened that tournament with back-to-back par rounds of 71. SEVEN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL Award-winning four-year letterman for head coach Sean Ewing. Senior ( ): Led Spartans to fourth-place finish at Class 6A State Championship... Finished in a tie for 13th at Finished second at the District 19-6A Championship... Earned medalist honors at the NISD Spring Invitational... Opened the fall with a second-place finish at the Spartan Fall Classic... Place fourth at the Dick Harmon Memorial. Junior ( ): Won the District 19-5A championship with a score of 143 at River Ridge Golf Club... Finished among the top-10 leaders at the Texas 5A State Championship at Onion Creek... Recognized as the Seven Lakes High Most Valuable Player... Member of the All-District 19-5A, All-Greater and All-State teams... Won the U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier at The Wetlands Golf Club by five strokes at 9-under-par... Successfully defended his title at the AJGA Arrowhead Junior at the Bluffs Golf Club. Sophomore ( ): Finished third at the District 19-5A Championship and the Region III-5A Championships... Member of the All-District and All-Region teams. Freshman ( ): Received the Seven Lakes HIgh Golf Spartan Award... Finished third at the AJGA Junior All-Star in Norman, Okla. FRESHMAN ( ) Sat out as a redshirt at Texas A&M. JACOB VEERMAN r-fr.-rs (RS 14-15) Sugar Land, Texas Texas A&M Clements HS Technology CLEMENTS HIGH SCHOOL Honored as 2012 Texas 5A All-State golfer... Won district champion accolades in Ranked No. 207 in nation (No. 24 in Texas) in Class of `14 by Junior Golf Scoreboard... Enjoyed a low round of 65 as a prep player. PERSONAL Son of Jan and Francisca Veerman... Born in Rayong, Thailand... Has a brother, Johannes, who was a 3-year letterwinner at Texas A&M ( ), and a sister, Elizabeth... Majoring in technology. PERSONAL Third generation in his family to compete at... Father, Mike Tracy, Jr., played football at from 1983 to Grandfather, Mike Tracy, Sr., was a member of the Football program from 1963 to Works with swing coach Marty Fleckman, who was the 1965 NCAA individual national champion and a three-time All-American with the Cougars from 1964 to Undeclared major. 20

23 MEDIA ALMANAC IN REVIEW Statistics Tournament Results Head-to-Head COUGARS HOUSTON MEN S GOLF 21

24 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF IN REVIEW STATISTICS Date Tournament Yards Par Finish/Teams Strokes vs. Par Fall Sept. 8-9 Mean Green Classic 7, t-10th of Sept. 5-7 Northern Intercollegiate 7, th of Sept Wolf Run Intercollegiate 7, rd of Oct Miramont Invitational 7, st of Oct. 19 Moe O Brien Match Play Championship 6, rd of 4 Match play lost 5-0, vs. McNeese State; won 4-1, vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 7, th of 12 1, Nov. 7-9 Sun Bowl Western Refining College All-America Classic 6, No Team Score Spring Feb BAYOU CITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP 6, th of March 1-3 Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate Various 71 6th of March BORDER OLYMPICS 7, nd of March VALSPAR COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL 7, th of April 4-5 3M Augusta Invitational 7, th of April Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 7, t-6th of April 12 Reveille Challenge 7, th of April American Athletic Conference Championships 7, th of May NCAA Lubbock Regional 7, th of May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships 7, t-26th of INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARD Player Tr Rnd Score Avg. Par Rounds L-18 L-36 L-54 Best Finish Blair Hamilton , st Border Olympics t-1st NCAA Lubbock Regional Roman Robledo , nd Miramont Invitational t-2nd Border Olympics Kyle Pilgrim , t-6th Wolf Run Intercollegiate Alan De Bondt , t-16th Bayou City Collegiate Championship Joshua Gibbons t-23rd Bayou City Collegiate Championship Matt Scobie , t-2nd Border Olympics Vincent Martino , nd Northern Intercollegiate Michael Perras , t-3rd Miramont Invitational Emmett Oh t-8th Miramont Invitational Papito Gonzalez th Reveille Challenge Ben Arnett t-38th Northern Intercollegiate Matt Dunn Did not compete Redshirt Matt Williams Did not compete Redshirt Totals , st - Miramont Invitaitonal MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Player Events Victories Top Five Rds. In 60s <Par Ben Arnett Alan De Bondt Joshua Gibbons Papito Gonzalez Blair Hamilton Vincent Martino Emmett Oh Michael Perras Kyle Pilgrim Roman Robledo Matt Scobie Matt Dunn Did not compete Redshirt Matt Williams Did not compete Redshirt Individual Totals Team Totals SEASON BESTS Highest Team Finish 1st, Miramont Invitational (Oct , 2014) Lowest Team Tournament Score 847, NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015); 3M Augusta Invitational (April 4-5, 2015) Lowest Team Score to Par -17, 3M Augusta Invitational (April 4-5, 2015) Lowest Team Round 274 (1st), NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14, 2015) Lowest Team Round to Par -8 (2nd), Miramont Invitational (Oct. 14, 2014) Highest Individual Finish t-1st, Blair Hamilton, NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015); 1st, Blair Hamilton, Border Olympics (March 13-14, 2015) Lowest Individual Tournament Score 205, Blair Hamilton, NCAA Lubbock Regional (May 14-16, 2015) Lowest Individual Tournament Score to Par -10, Blair Hamilton, 3M Augusta Invitational (April 4-5, 2015) Lowest Individual Round 64 (1st), Matt Scobie, Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) Lowest Individual Round to Par -8 (1st), Matt Scobie, Border Olympics (March 13, 2015) 22

25 MEDIA ALMANAC STATISTICS FALL SEASON NORTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept. 5-7, 2014 Rich Harvest Farms Sugar Grove, Ill. 7,236 yards par 72 5th of 13 teams Vincent Martino nd Blair Hamilton t-11th Ben Arnett t-38th Michael Perras t-32nd Kyle Pilgrim t-53rd Roman Robledo t-55th Team th WOLF RUN INTERCOLLEGIATE Sept , 2014 Wolf Run Golf Club Zionsville, Ind. 7,155 yards par 71 3rd of 15 teams Kyle Pilgrim t-6th Blair Hamilton th Michael Perras t-24th Roman Robledo t-30th Vincent Martino t-30th Team rd MIRAMONT INVITATIONAL Oct , 2014 Miramont Golf Club Bryan, Texas 7,174 yards par 72 1st of 13 teams Roman Robledo nd Michael Perras t-3rd * Emmett Oh t-8th Vincent Martino t-10th Kyle Pilgrim E t-13th Blair Hamilton t-20th * Papito Gonzalez t-43rd * Matt Scobie t-47th Team st shortened to 36 holes due to rain MOE O BRIEN MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Oct. 19, 2014 Lake Charles Country Club Lake Charles, La. 6,656 yards par 72 3rd of 4 teams McNeese State 5, 0 Emmett Oh lost to Robert MacIntyre, 5 and 4 Joshua Gibbons lost to Andreas Krokeide, 3 and 2 Alan De Bondt lost to Martin Eriksson, 3 and 2 Papito Gonzalez lost to Ragnar Gardarsson, 5 and 4 Matt Scobie lost to Shane Fontenot, 2 and 1 4, Southeastern Louisiana 1 Emmett Oh defeats Baptiste Courtachon, 7 and 5 Alan De Bondt defeats Grady Brame, 1 up Papito Gonzalez defeats Lawrence Allan, 1 up Joshua Gibbons defeats Christoph Carstensen, 1 up Matt Scobie lost to Eamon Bradley, 5 and 3 ROYAL OAKS INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct , 2014 Royal Oaks Country Club Dallas 7,068 yards par 71 4th of 12 teams Roman Robledo E 7th Michael Perras t-16th Kyle Pilgrim t-24th Vincent Martino t-28th Blair Hamilton t-40th Emmett Oh t-50th Team , th SUN BOWL WESTERN REFINING COLLEGE ALL-AMERICA CLASSIC Nov. 7-9, 2014 El Paso Country Club El Paso, Texas 6,889 yards par 71 No Team Score * Roman Robledo E t-13th No Team Score BAYOU CITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP Feb , 2015 Golf Club of Humble, Texas 6,957 yards par 72 5th of 15 teams Blair Hamilton t-13th * Alan De Bondt E t-16th Michael Perras t-23rd * Joshua Gibbons t-23rd Roman Robledo t-36th Matt Scobie t-36th * Vincent Martino t-43rd Kyle Pilgrim t-55th * Emmett Oh t-69th * Papito Gonzalez t-78th Team th QUERENCIA CABO INTERCOLLEGIATE March 1-3, 2015 Querencia Golf Club Querencia, Los Cabos, Mexico Various yardage par 71 6th of 15 teams Roman Robledo E t-14th Michael Perras t-25th Blair Hamilton t-31st Alan De Bondt t-39th Kyle Pilgrim t-54th Team th BORDER OLYMPICS March 13-14, 2015 Laredo Country Club Laredo, Texas 7,375 yards par 72 2nd of 18 teams Blair Hamilton st Roman Robledo t-2nd * Matt Scobie t-2nd Kyle Pilgrim th Michael Perras t-50th * Vincent Martino t-72nd Alan De Bondt t-88th Team nd VALSPAR COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL March 23-24, 2015 Floridian Golf Club Palm City, Fla. 7,076 yards par 71 9th of 13 teams Roman Robledo t-6th Blair Hamilton t-16th Kyle Pilgrim t-45th Michael Perras t-50th * Alan De Bondt t-50th * Vincent Martino t-68th Matt Scobie st Team th 3M AUGUSTA INVITATIONAL April 4-5, 2015 Forest Hills Golf Club Augusta, Ga. 7,161 yards par 72 5th of 15 teams Blair Hamilton t-4th Kyle Pilgrim t-9th Roman Robledo t-13th Michael Perras t-61st Matt Scobie t-68th Team th SPRING SEASON ROBERT KEPLER INTERCOLLEGIATE April 11-12, 2015 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio 7,455 yards par 71 t-6th of 14 teams Kyle Pilgrim t-13th Roman Robledo t-20th Blair Hamilton th Matt Scobie t- 29th Michael Perras t-65th Team t-6th REVEILLE CHALLENGE April 12, 2015 Traditions Golf Club Bryan, Texas 7,146 yards par 72 7th of 9 teams Vincent Martino t-12th Alan De Bondt t-17th Joshua Gibbons t-33rd Papito Gonzalez th Emmett Oh th Team th AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS April 26-27, 2015 The Quarry Course Black Diamond Ranch LeCanto, Fla. 7,025 yards par 72 4th of 10 teams Kyle Pilgrim t-8th Roman Robledo t-10th Alan De Bondt t-18th Matt Scobie rd Vincent Martino t-34th Team th NCAA LUBBOCK REGIONAL May 14-16, 2015 The Rawls Course at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 7,349 yards par 71 5th of 13 teams Blair Hamilton t-1st Vincent Martino E t-22nd Roman Robledo t-30th Kyle Pilgrim t-33rd Alan De Bondt t-71st Team th defeated Purdue in a 1-hole playoff to advance to NCAA Championships NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS May 29-June 3, 2015 Concession Golf Club Bradenton, Fla. 7,483 yards par 72 t-26th of 30 teams Blair Hamilton t-27th Roman Robledo t-42nd Kyle Pilgrim t-135th Vincent Martino t-139th Michael Perras t-142nd Team t-26th * competed as individual IN REVIEW 23

26 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF IN REVIEW HEAD-to-HEAD Team W L T Pct. Akron Arizona State Arkansas Auburn Ball State Baylor California Central Arkansas Charleston Southern Charlotte Chattanooga Cincinnati Clemson Coastal Carolina Columbia Duke East Carolina Eastern Michigan Florida Florida State Georgia Georgia State Georgia Tech GRU Augusta Baptist Illinois Indiana Iowa IUPUI Kent State Kentucky Lamar Louisiana-Lafayette Louisiana-Monroe Louisville LSU Marquette Maryland McNeese State Memphis Miami (Ohio) Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska New Mexico New MexicoState North Florida North Texas Northern Illinois Northwestern Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oregon Oregon State Pacific Penn State Team W L T Pct. Purdue Rice Sam State San Diego State SMU South Alabama South Carolina South Carolina-Aiken Southeastern Louisiana Southern Illinois Stanford Stephen F. Austin TCU Temple Tennessee Texas Texas A&M TexasState TexasTech Troy Tulsa UAB UCIrvine UCF UCLA UConn UNLV USC USF UT Arlington Utah UTEP UTSA Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Washington William & Mary Winthrop Totals On April 12, competed in the one-day, 36-hole Reveille Challenge. The team results from that event are listed below and are not included in the team results listed above. Team W L T Pct. Baptist North Texas Prairie View A&M Stephen F. Austin Texas A&M TexasState UALR ULM Totals

27 MEDIA ALMANAC HISTORY & RECORDS NCAA Championships History NCAA Regional History Conference Championships History Coaching / Season & Career Records Low Rounds Postseason Records All-Americans Honor Roll at Major Championships on Professional Tours at U.S. Amateur Championship All-Time Roster COUGARS HOUSTON MEN S GOLF 25

28 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY HOUSTON MEN S GOLF In 1956 the University of began a dynasty that is unparalleled in all of college sports. Beginning that season, dominated the college golf world, winning 12 of the next 15 NCAA golf championships. The Cougars have won 16 titles, and incredibly, finished second four times and third four other times. A Cougar has won the individual championship eight times, which only trails Yale (13). The following is a year-by-year look at the NCAA Championships since HISTORY & RECORDS Year Champion UH Finish Individual Champion (Score) Site 1952 North Texas 11th Jim Vickers, Oklahoma State Purdue University GC, Lafayette, Ind Stanford 8th Earl Moeller, Oklahoma State Broadmoor GC, Colorado Springs, Colo SMU 5th Hillman Robbins, Memphis State Braeburn CC,, Texas 1955 LSU T4th Joe Campbell, Purdue Holston Hill CC, Knoxville, Tenn st Rick Jones, Ohio State The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio st Rex Baxter, Broadmoor GC, Colorado Springs, Colo st Phil Rodgers, Taconic GC, Williamstown, Mass st Richard Crawford, Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore st Richard Crawford, Broadmoor GC, Colorado Springs, Colo Purdue 12th Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State Purdue University GC, Lafayette, Ind st Kermit Zarley, Duke University GC, Durham, N.C Oklahoma State 2nd R.H. Sikes, Arkansas Wichita State CC, Wichita, Kan st Terry Small, San Jose State Broadmoor GC, Colorado Springs, Colo st Marty Fleckman, (281) Holston Hills CC, Knoxville, Tenn st Bob Murphy, Florida (283) Stanford University GC, Palo Alto, Calif st Hale Irwin, Colorado (286) Shawnee GC, Delaware, Pa Florida 2nd Grier Jones, Oklahoma State (276) New Mexico State GC, Las Cruces, N.M st Bob Clark, Cal St. Los Angeles (298) Broadmoor CC, Colorado Springs, Colo st John Mahaffey, (284) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 1971 Texas 2nd Ben Crenshaw, Texas (273) Tucson National GC, Tucson, Ariz Texas 2nd Ben Crenshaw/Tom Kite, Texas (279) Cape Coral CC, Cape Coral, Fla Florida 6th Ben Crenshaw, Texas (282) Stillwater CC, Stillwater, Okla Wake Forest 3rd Curtis Strange, Wake Forest (282) Carlton Oaks CC, Santee, Calif Wake Forest 12th Jay Haas, Wake Forest (282) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 1976 Oklahoma State 3rd Scott Simpson, USC (283) Univ. of New Mexico GC, Albuquerque, N.M st Scott Simpson, USC (289) Seven Oaks GC, Columbus, Ohio 1978 Oklahoma State 18th David Edwards, Oklahoma State (209) Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore Ohio State T9th Gary Hallberg, Wake Forest (287) Bermuda Run CC, Winston-Salem, N.C Oklahoma State 18th Jay Don Blake, Utah State (283) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 1981 BYU 3rd Ron Commans, USC (283) Stanford University GC, Palo Alto, Calif st Billy Ray Brown, (280) Pinehurst CC, Pinehurst, N.C Oklahoma State 3rd Jim Carter, Arizona State (287) San Joaquin CC, Fresno, Calif st John Inman, North Carolina (271) Bear Creek Golf World,, Texas st Clark Burroughs, Ohio State (285) Grenelefe CC, Haines City, Fla Wake Forest 5th Scott Verplank, Oklahoma State (282) Bermuda Run CC, Winston-Salem, N.C Oklahoma State 10th Brian Watts, Oklahoma State (280) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 1988 UCLA DNQ E.J. Pfister, Oklahoma State (284) North Ranch CC, Thousand Oaks, Calif Oklahoma 26th Phil Mickelson, Arizona State (281) Oak Tree CC, Edmond, Okla Arizona State DNQ Phil Mickelson, Arizona State (279) Innisbrook Island Course, Tarpon Springs, Fla Oklahoma State DNQ Warren Schutte, UNLV (283) Poppy Hills, Pebble Beach, Calif Arizona 13th Phil Mickelson, Arizona State (271) Univ. of New Mexico GC, Albuquerque, N.M Florida DNQ Todd Demsey, Arizona State (278) Champions GC, Lexington, Ky Stanford 19th Justin Leonard, Texas (271) Stonebridge CC, McKinney, Texas 1995 Oklahoma State 14th Chip Spratlin, Auburn (283) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbus, Ohio 1996 Arizona State DNQ Tiger Woods, Stanford (285) Honors Course, Chattanooga, Tenn Pepperdine 9th Charles Warren, Clemson (279) Conway Farms Golf Club, Lake Forest, Ill UNLV T8th James McLean, Minnesota (271) Univ. of New Mexico GC, Albuquerque, N.M Georgia T8th Luke Donald, Northwestern (284) Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska, Minn Georgia Tech 4th Charles Howell, Oklahoma State (265) Grand National Lake, Opelika, Ark Florida 20th Nick Gilliam, Florida (276) Duke Golf Club, Durham, N.C Minnesota DNQ Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech (276) The Ohio State University Scarlet Course, Columbis, Ohio 2003 Clemson DNQ Alejandro Canizares, Arizona State (287) Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, Okla California DNQ Ryan Moore, UNLV (267) Cascades Golf Course, Hot Springs, Va Georgia DNQ James Lepp, Washington (276) Caves Valley Golf Course, Baltimore, Md Oklahoma State DNQ Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State (276) Sunriver Resort-Crosswater Club, Sunriver, Ore Stanford DNQ Jamie Lovemark, USC (271) Golden Horseshoe Golf Club Gold Course, Williamsburg, Va UCLA DNQ Kevin Chappell, UCLA (286) Purdue Golf Complex, The Kampen Course (West Lafayette, Ind.) 2009 Texas A&M DNQ Matt Hill, NC State (207) Inverness Club (Toledo, Ohio) 2010 Augusta State DNQ Scott Langley, Illinois (206) The Honors Course (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 2011 Augusta State DNQ John Peterseon, LSU (211) Karsten Creek Golf Club (Stillwater, Okla.) 2012 Texas DNQ Thomas Pieters, Illinois (208) Riviera Country Club (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) 2013 Alabama DNQ Max Homa, California (201) Crabapple Course Capital City Club (Atlanta) 2014 Alabama 10th Cameron Wilson, Stanford (204) Prairie Dunes Country Club (Hutchinson Kan.) 2015 LSU t-26th Bryson DeChambeau, SMU (280) The Concession Golf Club (Bradenton, Fla.) DNQ - Did not qualify for Championship NCAARecord Book does not list individual scores before

29 MEDIA ALMANAC NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY 2015 Concession Golf Club Bradenton, Fla. May 29-June 3 Par 72 7,483 yards Blair Hamilton t-27th Roman Robledo t-42nd Kyle Pilgrim t-135th Vincent Martino t-139th Michael Perras t-142nd Team t-26th 2014 Prairie Dunes Country Club Hutchinson, Kan. May Par 70 6,941 yards James Ross t-3rd Roman Robledo t-19th Kyle Pilgrim t-89th Vincent Martino t-89th Curtis Reed t-148th Team th 2003 Karsten Creek Golf Club Stillwater, Okla. May Par 72 7,095 yards * Brett Callas t-33rd No Team Score 2001 Duke Golf Club Durham, N.C. May 30-June 2 Par 72 7,086 yards Wade Ormsby t-55th Brad McIntosh t-61st Andy Sanders t-81st Simon Robinson t-102nd Scott Ferguson t-139th Team t-20th 2000 Grand National Lake C.C. Auburn/Opelika, Ala May 31-June 3 Par 72 7,003 yards Chris Morris nd Andy Sanders t-7th James Edmondson t-41st B.J. Staten t-53rd Wade Ormsby t-71st Team ,122 4th 1999 Hazeltine National Golf Club Chaska, Minn. June 2-5 Par 71 7,196 yards Mike Brennan t-23rd B.J. Staten t-23rd Andy Sanders t-39th Victor Schwamkrug t-47th Wade Ormsby t-57th Team ,199 8th 1998 New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M May Par 72 7,151 yards Victor Schwamkrug Andy Sanders Jeff Burns Chris Morris B.J. Staten Conway Farms Golf Club Lake Forest, Ill. May Par 71 6,733 yards Mike Brennan t-36th Chris Morris t-42nd Victor Schwamkrug t-47th Jeff Burns t-55th B.J. Staten t-70th Team ,160 9th 1995 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio May 31-June 3 Par 72 7,109 yards Anders Hansen t-21st Chris Borgen t-49th Lance Combrink t-52nd Shawn Savage t-58th Jeff Burns th Team ,186 14th NCAA INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Year Player Score Site 1982 Billy Ray Brown 280 Pinehurst, N.C John Mahaffey 284 Columbus, Ohio 1965 Marty Fleckman 281 Knoxville, Tenn Kermit Zarley Not available Durham, N.C Richard Crawford Not available Colorado Springs, Colo Richard Crawford Not available Eugene, Ore Phil Rodgers Not available Williamstown, Mass Rex Baxter Not available Colorado Springs, Colo. NCAA TEAM NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Year Coach Score Runner-Up Site 1985 Dave Williams 1,169 Oklahoma State Haines City, Fla Dave Williams 1,145 Oklahoma State, Texas 1982 Dave Williams 1,141 Oklahoma State Pinehurst, N.C Dave Williams 1,197 BYU Hamilton, N.Y Dave Williams 1,172 Wake Forest Colorado Springs, Colo Dave Williams 1,223 Wake Forest Colorado Springs, Colo Dave Williams 585 Florida Delware, Penn Dave Williams 583 San Jose State Palo Alto, Calif Dave Williams 577 UCLA Knoxville, Tenn Dave Williams 580 Oklahoma State Colorado Springs, Colo Dave Williams 741 Oklahoma State Durham, N.C Dave Williams 603 Purdue/Okla. State Colorado Springs, Colo Dave Williams 561 Purdue Eugene, Ore Dave Williams 570 Oklahoma State Williamstown, Mass Dave Williams 601 Stanford Colorado Springs, Colo Dave Williams 601 North Texas/Purdue Columbus, Ohio 1994 Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas June 1-4 Par 72 7,000 yards Dean Larsson t-81st Eric Bogar t-86th Brad Montgomery t-114th Anders Hansen t-121st Brad Schilhab t-127th Team th 1992 New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. June 3-6 Par 72 7,253 yards Anders Hansen t-19th Todd Caliva t-23rd Dean Larsson t-66th Greg Cox t-72nd Chris Borgen th Team ,168 13th 1989 Oak Tree Country Club Edmond, Okla. June 7-10 Par 72 7,087 yards Greg Cox t-46th Zoran Zorkic Mickie Gallagher Todd Caliva Dee Green th Team th 1987 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio June Par 72 Tray Tyner t-13th Zoran Zorkic t-59th John Wade t-66th Jaime Gomez t-82nd Mickie Gallagher t-111th Team ,196 10th 1986 Bermuda Run Country Club Winston-Salem, N.C. May Par 72 7,079 yards Mike Standly nd Steve Jackson Tray Tyner Jaime Gomez Marc Pendaries Team 1,169 5th 1985 Grenelefe Country Club Haines City, Fla. May Par 72 6,842 yards Steve Elkington t-10th Billy Ray Brown t-22nd Marc Pendaries t-26th Mike Standly t-42nd Carlos Espinosa t-48th Team 1,172 1st 1984 Bear Creek Golf World May Par 72 7,095 yards Steve Elkington nd John Slaughter t-14th Billy Ray Brown t-19th Tray Tyner t-53rd Steve Russell t-86th Team ,145 4th 1983 San Joaquin Country Club Fresno, Calif. June 8-11 Billy Tuten t-5th Steve Elkington t-11th John Slaughter t-29th Mark Fuller t-62nd Billy Ray Brown t-77th Team ,170 3rd 1982 Pinehurst Country Club Pinehurst, N.C. May Billy Ray Brown st John Slaughter t-3rd Mark Fuller t-3rd David Tentis t-49th Billy Tuten t-76th Team ,141 1st HISTORY & RECORDS 27

30 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY HISTORY & RECORDS 1981 Stanford Golf Club Stanford, Calif. Ray Barr t-10th John Slaughter Blaine McCallister Mark Fuller Don Burwell Team 1,170 3rd 1981 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio May Fred Couples t-8th Ray Barr t-116th Blaine McCallister t-116th Terry Snodgrass t-130th John Horne st Team th 1979 Bermuda Run Golf Club Winston-Salem, N.C. Terry Snodgrass t-13th Fred Couples t-13th Blaine McCallister t-35th Ray Barr t-79th John Horne rd Team 1,215 9th 1978 Eugene Country Club Eugene, Ore. June 7-10 Fred Couples John Stark Chris Mitchell Terry Snodgrass Mike Klein Team ,202 18th 1977 Seven Oakes Golf Club Hamilton, N.Y. June 8-11 John Stark rd Ed Fiori t-11th Ron Kilby t-13th David Ishii Mike Booker Team 1,197 1st 1976 New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. June 9-12 Ed Fiori t-8th Keith Fergus t-10th John Stark David Ishii Ron Kilby Team 1,175 3rd 1975 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio June Keith Fergus 296 Van Gillen 303 Bobby Brow 304 Jim Stewart 305 Robert Hoyt 305 Team 1,208 12th 1974 Carlton Oaks Country Club Santee, Calif. June Par 72 6,960 yards Keith Fergus t-6th Robert Hoyt 294 t-21st Van Gillen 294 t-21st Bobby Brow 299 t-47th David Ishii 300 t-53rd Team 1,176 3rd 1973 Stillwater Country Club Stillwater, Okla. June Par 70 Bill Rogers t-3rd Keith Fergus 292 Bruce Lietzke 292 Mike Milligan 302 Brady Miller 303 Team 1,172 2nd 1972 Cape Coral Country Club Cape Coral, Fla. Bill Rogers t-4th Arthur Russell t-4th Corker DeLoach 291 t-12th John Mills 298 Jim McLean 299 Team 1,159 2nd 1971 Tucson National Golf Club Tucson, Ariz. John Mills nd Tom Jenkins 289 t-18th Corker DeLoach 289 t-18th Bruce Lietzke 293 Team 1,151 2nd 1970 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio John Mahaffey st Corker DeLoach t-7th Bruce Ashworth 297 Tom Jenkins 229 Team 1,172 1st 1969 Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Bob Barbarossa t-2nd Doug Olson th John Mahaffey 306 Bruce Ashworth 312 Team 1,223 1st 1968 New Mexico State Golf Club Las Cruces, N.M. Hal Underwood nd Doug Olson th John Mahaffey Bob Barbarossa Tom Wright Team 1,156 2nd 1967 Shawnee Golf Club Delaware, Penn. Doug Olson 142 Hal Underwood 145 Bob Barbarossa 147 Tom Wright 151 Team 585 1st Individual Doug Olson t-8th Hal Underwood t-8th 1966 Stanford Golf Club Palo Alto, Calif. Marty Fleckman 143 Hal Underwood 143 Elwin Fanning 147 Jim Grant 149 Individual Marty Fleckman t-4th Hal Underwood t-7th Elwin Fanning t-9th Jim Grant t-9th 1965 Holston Hills Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Marty Fleckman st Randy Petri t-5th Jim Grant t-11th Team 577 1st 1964 Broadmoore Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Marty Fleckman Mark Hopkins Jim Grant Randy Petri Team 580 1st 1963 Wichita Country Club Wichita, Kan. Kermit Zarley Fred Marti Wright Garrett Randy Petri Mark Hopkins Team 582 2nd 1962 Duke University Golf Club Durham, N.C. Kermit Zarley st Mark Hopkins Wright Garrett Homero Blancas Fred Marti Team 741 1st 1961 Purdue Golf Club Lafayette, Ind. Homero Blancas Richard Crawford Ron Weber Fred Marti Team 610 t-11th Goldstrand penalized 16 strokes, too many clubs Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Jacky Cupit Richard Crawford st Homero Blancas Tony Marimon Team 603 1st 1959 Eugene Country Club Eugene, Ore. Bob Pratt Richard Crawford Richard Crawford st Tony Marimon Team 561 1st 1958 Taconic Golf Club Williamstown, Mass. Phil Rodgers 139 1st Babe Hiskey 142 Jacky Cupit 143 Frank Wharton 146 Bob Pratt 146 Team 570 1st 1957 Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Frank Wharton Rex Baxter st Babe Hiskey Stan Binion Team 601 1st 1956 Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio Rex Baxter Babe Hiskey Frank Wharton Richard Parvino Team 601 1st 1955 Holston Hill Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Individual scores not available Team 591 t-4th 28

31 MEDIA ALMANAC NCAA REGIONALS HISTORY 2015 LUBBOCK No. 6 Seed The Rawls Course at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas May Par 71 7,349 yards Blair Hamilton t-1st Vincent Martino t-22nd Roman Robledo t-30th Kyle Pilgrim t-33rd Alan De Bondt t-71st Team th 2014 EUGENE No. 2 Seed Eugene Country Club Eugene, Ore. May Par 70 6,990 yards Roman Robledo t-8th Curtis Reed t-8th Kyle Pilgrim t-32nd James Ross t-48th Wesley McClain t-59th Team th 2013 BATON ROUGE No. 5 Seed University Golf Club Baton Rouge, La. May Par 72 7,436 yards Curtis Reed t-12th Kyle Pilgrim t-14th Vincent Martino t-30th Wesley McClain t-37th Roman Robledo t-45th Team t-6th 2012 ATHENS No. 10 Seed University of Georgia Course Athens, Ga. May Par 71 7,240 yards Curtis Reed t-21st Roman Robledo t-45th Jesse Droemer t-45th James Ross t-51st Will Dusenbury th Team th 2007 CENTRAL Rich Harvest Farms Sugar Grove, Ill. May Par 72 7,214 yards * Jordan Irwin t-63rd No Team Score NCAA REGIONALS HISTORY One Team Championship 2006 WEST OMNI Tucson National Golf Club Tucson, Ariz. May Par 72 7,200 yards Jordan Irwin t-29th Pablo Acuña t-46th Zach Mowbray t-72nd Ricky Romano t-79th Kevin Newman t-133rd Team t-17th 2004 Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex West Lafayette, Ind. May Par 72 7,200 yards * Zach Mowbray No Team Score 2003 CENTRAL Colbert Hills Country Club Manhattan, Kan. May Par 72 7,288 yards * Brett Callas st No Team Score 2002 CENTRAL Pleasant Valley Golf Course Little Rock, Ark. May Par 72 7,060 yards Simon Robinson t-33rd Brett Callas t-65th Brad McIntosh t-92nd Kevin Hermis t-96th Scott Ferguson th Team th 2001 CENTRAL Karsten Creek Golf Course Stillwater, Okla. May Par 72 7,027 yards Andy Sanders t-21st Simon Robinson t-21st Brad McIntosh t-40th Scott Ferguson t-90th Wade Ormsby t-114th Team t-9th 2000 CENTRAL Victoria Country Club Victoria, Texas May Par 71 6,846 yards Andy Sanders t-10th Chris Morris t-21st James Edmondson t-40th B.J. Staten t-54th Wade Ormsby 71-DQ-68 DNF DNF Team th 1999 CENTRAL Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio May Par 72 7,109 yards Wade Ormsby t-5th Mike Brennan t-15th Andy Sanders t-48th Victor Schwamkrug t-57th B.J. Staten t-96th Team t-5th 1998 CENTRAL Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas May Par 71 6,556 yards Jeff Burns rd B.J. Staten t-4th Andy Sanders t-12th Victor Schwamkrug t-25th Chris Morris st Team st 1997 CENTRAL Oklahoma Golf Course Norman, Okla. May Par 72 7,197 yards Jeff Burns th Victor Schwamkrug t-16th Chris Morris t-33rd Mike Brennan t-52nd B.J. Staten t-52nd Team th 1996 CENTRAL Michigan Golf Course Ann Arbor, Mich. May Par 71 6,687 yards * Lance Combrink t-46th No Team Score 1995 CENTRAL Bentwater Country Club Montgomery, Texas May Par 72 6,907 yards Shawn Savage t-14th Jeff Burns t-14th Chris Borgen t-28th Anders Hansen t-36th Lance Combrink t-48th Team t-6th 1994 CENTRAL Oklahoma City Country Club Oklahoma City May Par 71 6,736 yards Dean Larsson st Eric Bogar t-45th Brad Montgomery t-45th Anders Hansen t-58th Brad Schilhab t-82nd Team rd 1993 CENTRAL Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio May Par 72 7,104 yards Anders Hansen t-37th Chris Lohman t-51st Dean Larsson t-57th Brad Montgomery t-64th Chris Borgen t-93rd Team t-15th 1992 CENTRAL Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas May Par 72 Dean Larsson t-8th Greg Cox t-21st Chris Borgen t-61st Anders Hansen t-65th Todd Caliva t-65th Team th 1991 CENTRAL Hillcrest Country Club Bartlesville, Okla. May Par 72 Rene Rangel t-70th Eric Bogar t-70th Murray Van Gundy t-94th Dean Larsson nd Chris James th Team t-20th 1990 CENTRAL Scarlet Course Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio May Par 72 7,104 yards Dee Green t-36th Todd Caliva t-57th Thad Harbour t-66th Greg Cox t-95th David Wiley t-100th Team th 1989 CENTRAL Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas May 25-27, 1989 Zoran Zorkic nd Dee Green t-28th Greg Cox t-58th Todd Caliva t-66th Mickie Gallagher t-102nd Team th HISTORY & RECORDS Three Individual Championships Eight Top-Five Finishes 12 Top-10 Team Finishes Seven Top-5 Individual Finishes 12 Top-10 Individual Finishes 19 Top-20 Individual Finishes 18 Team Appearances Four Individual Appearances 29

32 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF HISTORY & RECORDS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY LONE STAR CONFERENCE ( ) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE 1947 North Texas 2nd Gene Towry, North Texas Denton, Texas 1948 North Texas 2nd Ross Collins, North Texas Corsicana Country Club, Denton, Texas 1949 North Texas 2nd Bill Turner, North Texas Nacogdoches, Texas GULF COAST CONFERENCE (1950) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE 1950 Not Available 3rd Not Available Denton, Texas MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE ( ) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE 1951 Oklahoma A&M 5th Bob Togikawa, Bradley; Ben Dickson, Oklahoma A&M Tulsa CC, Tulsa Okla Oklahoma A&M 2nd Joe Walser, Oklahoma A&M Lakeside Memorial GC, Stillwater, Okla Oklahoma A&M 3rd Sam Sadler, Wichita State MacDonald Park GC, Wichita, Kan 1954 Oklahoma A&M 2nd Ben Dickson, Oklahoma A&M Pine Forest CC,, Texas 1955 Oklahoma A&M 2nd Bob Goetz, Oklahoma A&M Indian Hills CC, Tulsa Okla st Rex Baxter, Indian Hills CC, Tulsa, Okla st Rex Baxter, Indian Hills CC, Tulsa, Okla st Phil Rodgers, Wichita CC, Wichita, Kan st Jacky Cupit, Mohawk GC, Tulsa, Okla st Jacky Cupit, Newman GC, Peoria, Ill. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ( ) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE 1973 Texas 2nd Ben Crenshaw, Texas Austin CC, Austin, Texas 1974 & Texas T1st Keith Fergus, Bear Creek Golf World,, Texas 1975 & Texas T1st Lance Ten Broeck, Texas Lubbock CC, Lubbock, Texas st Keith Fergus, Waterwood National GC, Huntsville, Texas st Ed Fiori, Briarwood CC, Tyler, Texas st Terry Snodgrass, Briarwood CC, Tyler, Texas st Fred Couples, Briarwood CC, Tyler, Texas st Ray Barr, Briarwood CC, Tyler, Texas 1981 Texas 2nd Ray Barr, Briarwood CC, Tyler, Texas 1982 Texas A&M 2nd Danny Briggs, Texas A&M Quail Valley CC, Missouri City, Texas 1983 Texas 2nd Brandel Chamblee, Texas Columbia Lakes CC, West Columbia, Texas st Steve Elkington, John Slaughter, Fairway Oaks CC, Abilene, Texas st Steve Elkington, The Hills of Lakeway CC, Austin, Texas 1986 TCU T2nd Jim Solenson, TCU Pleasant Valley CC, Little Rock, Ark Texas A&M T2nd Tray Tyner, Atascocita CC, Humble, Texas 1988 SMU 3rd Chip Carter, SMU Gleneagles CC, Plano, Texas 1989 Texas 4th Mark Pfingston, Rice Columbia Lakes CC, West Columbia, Texas 1990 Texas 4th Bobby Gee, Texas A&M The Hills of Lakeway CC, Austin, Texas 1991 Texas 5th Justin Leonard, Texas Mira Vista CC, Fort Worth, Texas 1992 Texas 2nd Justin Leonard, Texas Lubbock CC, Lubbock, Texas 1993 Texas T3rd Justin Leonard, Texas Pebble Creek CC, College Station, Texas 1994 Texas 3rd Justin Leonard, Texas Ridgewood CC, Waco, Texas 1995 Texas 4th Lance Combrink, ; Jim Skinner, SMU Old Orchard GC, Richmond, Texas Dru Fenimore, Anthony Rodriguez, Texas A&M 1996 Texas Tech T6th Bryan Novoa, Texas Tech; Hank Kuehne, SMU Columbia Lakes GC, West Columbia, Texas CONFERENCE USA ( ) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE st Chris Devlin, UAB Columbia Lakes GC, West Columbia, Texas st Kris Maffet, Louisville Columbia Lakes GC, West Columbia, Texas st Andy Sanders, The Club at Hidden Creek, Navarre, Fla st Andy Sanders, The Club at Hidden Creek, Navarre, Fla st Brad McIntosh, The Club at Hidden Creek, Navarre, Fla TCU 2nd Bret Guetz, TCU The Club at Hidden Creek, Navarre, Fla TCU 4th Russell Killough, Charlotte Lake Jovita Golf and Country Clubb, Dade City, Fla TCU 6th Adam Meyer, TCU Lake Jovita Golf and Country Clubb, Dade City, Fla TCU 6th Colby Beckstrom, Drew Stoltz, TCU Grand Bear Golf Club, Gulfport, Miss SMU 5th Will Dodson, SMU Old Waverly Golf Club, West Point, Miss Tulsa 5th Garrett Osborn, UAB Texarkana Country Club, Texarkana, Ark UAB 6th Zach Sucher, UAB Texarkana Country Club (Texarkana, Ark.) 2009 UCF 7th Simon Ward, UCF RedTail Golf Club (Orlando, Fla.) 2010 UCF 7th Christopher Brown, Rice RedTail Golf Club (Orlando, Fla.) 2011 UCF t-4th Jonathan Fly, Memphis Texarkana Country Club (Texarkana, Ark.) 2012 Memphis 6th Greg Eason, UCF Texarkana Country Club (Texarkana, Ark.) st Roman Robledo, Texarkana Country Club (Texarkana, Ark.) AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (2014 ) YEAR TEAM CHAMPION UH FINISH INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION SITE 2014 SMU 3rd Bryson DeChambeau, SMU Copperhead Course Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club (Palm Harbor, Fla.) 2015 USF 4th Ryan Fricker, USF Quarry Course Black Diamond Ranch (LeCanto, Fla.) 30

33 MEDIA ALMANAC NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (20) AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 2015 Quarry Course Black Diamond Ranch Palm Harbor, Fla. April Par 72 7,025 yards Kyle Pilgrim t-8th Roman Robledo t-10th Alan De Bondt t-18th Matt Scobie rd Vincent Martino t-34th Team th 2014 Copperhead Course Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club Palm Harbor, Fla. April Par 71 7,340 yards Roman Robledo t-4th Curtis Reed th Wesley McClain th Kyle Pilgrim t-19th James Ross t-23rd Team rd CONFERENCE USA 2013 Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark. April Par 72 6,935 yards Roman Robledo st Curtis Reed t-10th Kyle Pilgrim t-10th Vincent Martino t-10th Wesley McClain t-26th Team st 2012 Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark. April Par 72 6,935 yards Roman Robledo t-5th Curtis Reed th James Ross t-34th Jesse Droemer t-36th Bryn Flanagan st Team th 2011 Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark. April Par 72 6,935 yards Curtis Reed t-5th Will Dusenbury t-23rd Wesley McClain t-26th Jesse Droemer th Bryn Flanagan t-40th Team t-4th 2010 RedTail Golf Club Orlando, Fla April Par 72 7,152 yards Jackie Lindsey t-16th Matt Eschenburg t-21st Justin Kaplan t-24th Joseph Reynolds t-27th Clark Mitzner t-41st Team th Year Coach Score Site 2013 Jonathan Dismuke 857 ( ) Texarkana, Ark Mike Dirks 872 ( ) Navarre, Fla Mike Dirks 857 ( ) Navarre, Fla Mike Dirks 845 ( ) Navarre, Fla Mike Dirks 884 ( ) West Columbia, Texas 1997 Mike Dirks 875 ( ) West Columbia, Texas 1985 Dave Williams 898 Austin, Texas 1984 Dave Williams 866 Abilene, Texas 1980 Dave Williams 854 Tyler, Texas 1979 Dave Williams 873 Tyler, Texas 1978 Dave Williams 866 Tyler, Texas 1977 Dave Williams 873 Tyler, Texas 1976 Dave Williams 897 Huntsville, Texas 1975 Dave Williams 869 Lubbock, Texas 1974 Dave Williams 1,140, Texas 1960 Dave Williams 1,163 Peoria, Ill Dave Williams 1,153 Tulsa, Okla Dave Williams 885 Wichita, Kan Dave Williams 896 Tulsa, Okla Dave Williams 889 Tulsa, Okla RedTail Golf Club Orlando, Fla April Par 72 7,152 yards Brady Shivers t-6th Jackie Lindsey t-17th Matt Eschenburg t-24th Clark Mitzner t-48th Ben Moser rd Team th 2008 Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark. April Par 72 6,935 yards Ben Moser th Steven Frazier t-23rd Jordan Irwin t-26th Brady Shivers t-26th Jackie Lindsey t-43rd Team th 2007 Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark. April 29-May 1 Par 72 6,935 yards Jordan Irwin (2nd) nd Pablo Acuña t-31st Jackie Lindsey t-31st Steven Frazier th Ricky Romano t-40th Team th 2006 Old Waverly Country Club West Point, Miss. April Par 72 7,000 yards Pablo Acuña t-11th Zach Mowbray t-17th Kevin Newman t-22nd Jordan Irwin t-34th Ricky Romano t-36th Team th 2005 Grand Bear Golf Club Gulfport, Miss. April Par 72 7,093 yards Jordan Irwin t-16th Pablo Acuña t-19th Kevin Newman t-23rd Ricky Romano t-33rd Zach Mowbray t-43rd Team th 2004 Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club Dade City, Fla. April Par 72 7,153 yards Zach Mowbray t-7th Ricky Romano t-7th Kevin Newman t-37th Jordan Hasbrouck t-51st Denton Walker t-56th Team th 2003 Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club Dade City, Fla. April Par 72 7,083 yards Brett Callas t-3rd John Wine t-10th Daniel Angenscheidt t-36th Denton Walker t-45th Zach Mowbray t-45th Totals th 2002 The Club at Hidden Creek Navarre, Fla. April Par 72 6,795 yards Simon Robinson rd Brett Callas th Scott Ferguson t-19th Brad McIntosh t-36th John Wine t-36th Team nd 2001 The Club at Hidden Creek Navarre, Fla. April Par 72 6,795 yards Brad McIntosh st Simon Robinson rd Wade Ormsby t-6th Andy Sanders t-10th Brett Callas t-50th Team st 2000 The Club at Hidden Creek Navarre, Fla. April Par 72 6,844 yards Andy Sanders st B.J. Staten t-2nd James Edmondson th Chris Morris th Wade Ormsby t-8th Team st 1999 The Club at Hidden Creek Navarre, Fla. April Par 72 6,844 yards Andy Sanders st B.J. Staten t-2nd Victor Schwamkrug th Wade Ormsby th Mike Brennan t-16th Team st 1998 Columbia Lakes Golf Club West Columbia, Texas April Par 72 6,795 yards Chris Morris nd Victor Schwamkrug t-4th Andy Sanders t-6th Jeff Burns t-13th B.J. Staten t-17th Team st HISTORY & RECORDS 31

34 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF HISTORY & RECORDS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY 1997 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (20) Columbia Lakes Golf Club West Columbia, Texas April Par 72 6,795 yards Victor Schwamkrug nd Mike Brennan rd Jeff Burns th Chris Morris th Lawrence O Neil t-16th Team st SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE 1996 Columbia Lakes Golf Club West Columbia, Texas April Par 72 6,967 yards Lance Combrink t-6th Victor Schwamkrug t-21st Shawn Savage t-24th Lawrence O Neil th Jeff Burns Team t-6th 1995 Old Orchard Golf Club Richmond, Texas April Par 71 6,888 yards Lance Combrink t-1st Anders Hansen t-9th Chris Borgen t-22nd Lawrence O Neil t-22nd Jeff Burns t-25th Team th 1994 Ridgewood Country Club Waco, Texas April Par 70 6,419 yards Eric Bogar nd Brad Montgomery t-5th Dean Larsson t-19th Anders Hansen t-24th Noel Barfoot t-34th Team rd 1993 Pebble Creek Country Club College Station, Texas April Par 72 6,870 yards Chris Lohman t-8th Brad Montgomery t-10tj Chris Borgen t-12th Dean Larsson t-19th Anders Hansen t-23rd Team st 1992 Lubbock Country Club Lubbock, Texas May 1-3 Par 72 Dean Larsson t-3rd Greg Cox t-8th Anders Hansen t-8th Chris Borgen t-30th Murray Van Gundy nd Team nd Year Coach Score Site 2013 Roman Robledo 208 ( ) Texarkana, Ark Brad McIntosh 214 ( ) Navarre, Fla Andy Sanders 212 ( ) Navarre, Fla Andy Sanders 209 ( ) Navarre, Fla * Lance Combrink 215 ( ) Richmond, Texas 1987 Tray Tyner 202 ( ) Humble, Texas 1985 Steve Elkington 215 ( ) Austin, Texas 1984 * Steve Elkington 214 ( ) Abilene, Texas * John Slaughter 214 ( ) Abilene, Texas 1981 Ray Barr 211 ( ) Tyler, Texas 1980 Ray Barr 211 ( ) Tyler, Texas 1978 Terry Snodgrass 212 Tyler, Texas 1977 Ed Fiori 215 ( ) Tyler, Texas 1976 Keith Fergus 215 ( ) Huntsville, Texas 1974 Keith Fergus 216, Texas 1960 Jacky Cupit 280 Peoria, Ill Jacky Cupit 1,2863 Tulsa, Okla Phil Rodgers 215 Wichita, Kan Rex Baxter 212 Tulsa, Okla Rex Baxter 206 ( ) Tulsa, Okla Mira Vista Country Club Fort Worth, Texas April Par 71 Dean Larsson t-13th Rene Rangel t-13th Murray Van Gundy t-17th Chris James t-24th Eric Bogar t-33rd Team th 1990 Hills of Lakeway Country Club Austin, Texas April Par 72 Dee Green nd Greg Cox t-17th Todd Caliva t-24th Thad Harbour t-24th Eric Bogar t-34th Team th 1989 Columbia Lakes Golf Club West Columbia, Texas April Par 72 6,967 yards Greg Cox t-10th Bryant Hiskey Dee Green Zoran Zorkic Mickie Gallagher Todd Caliva Team th 1988 Gleneagles Country Club Plano, Texas April Par 71 6,886 yards Greg Cox t-7th kevin Baker t-9th Zoran Zorkic t-9th Todd Caliva Dee Green Mickie Gallagher Team rd shortened to 36 holes due to rain 1987 Atascocita, Texas April Par 71 7,002 yards Tray Tyner st Jaime Gomez John Wade Mickie Gallagher Zoran Zorkic Dee Green Team t-2nd 1986 Pleasant Valley Country Club Little Rock, Ark. April Par 72 6,962 yards Steve Jackson 216 t-2nd Mike Standly 221 t-9th Marc Pendaries 223 Tray Tyner 224 Jaime Gomez 226 Stuart Hendley 230 Team 884 t-2nd 1985 The Hills of Lakeway Golf Club Austin, Texas April Steve Elkington st Billy Ray Brown nd Carlos Espinosa Marc Pendaries Mike Standly Tray Tyner Team 898 1st 1984 Fairway Oaks Country Club Abilene, Texas April Par 72 7,002 yards Steve Elkington t-1st John Slaughter t-1st Billy Ray Brown rd Tod Power Tray Tyner th Team 866 1st 1983 Columbia Lakes Golf Club West Columbia, Texas April Billy Tuten t-2nd Mike Neece t-6th John Slaughter t-7th Billy Ray Brown Steve Elkington Team 908 2nd 1982 Quail Valley Country Club April Billy Tuten nd John Slaughter th Billy Ray Brown th Mark Fuller Steve Elkington David Tentis Team 860 2nd 1981 Briarwood Country Club Tyler, Texas April Ray Barr st Mark Fuller John Slaughter Blaine McCallister Carlos Espinosa Team 865 2nd 1980 Briarwood Country Club Tyler, Texas April Ray Barr st Fred Couples t-2nd Terry Snodgrass t-2nd Mike Neece t-8th John Horne t-12th Blaine McCallister t-19th Team 865 2nd 32

35 MEDIA ALMANAC NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY 1979 Briarwood Country Club Tyler, Texas April ^ Fred Couples nd Blaine McCallister th Chris Mitchell t-8th Terry Snodgrass t-10th John Horne t-12th Ray Barr t-25th Team 873 1st ^ lost playoff to Payne Stewart (SMU) 1978 Briarwood Country Club Tyler, Texas April Terry Snodgrass 212 1st Mike Klein 216 t-3rd Fred Couples 218 t-5th Halua Makalena 220 8th John Stark 224 t-15th Chris Mitchell 228 t-30th Team 866 1st 1977 Briarwood Country Club Tyler, Texas April Par 72 6,394 yards Ed Fiori st John Stark nd Mike Booker rd David Ishii th Ron Kilby t-10th Chris Mitchell t-28th Team 873 1st 1976 Waterwood National Country Club Huntsville, Texas April Keith Fergus st David Ishii t-4th Ed Fiori t-4th Ron Kilby t-8th Jim Stewart t-19th Mike Booker 84-WD WD t-51st Team 897 1st 1975 Lubbock Country Club Lubbock, Texas May Robert Hoyt 212 t-2nd Keith Fergus 213 4th Bobby Brow 217 t-8th Jim Stewart 217 t-8th Van Gillen 220 t-17th Brad Fabel 220 t-17th Team 869 t-1st 1974 Bear Creek Masters Course Apri Par 72 6,960 yards Keith Fergus 216 1st Bobby Brow 225 6th Robert Hoyt 230 t-9th David Ishii 232 t-13th Elroy Marti 237 t-21st Team 1,140 1st MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE 1960 Newman Golf Club Peoria, Ill. Jacky Cupit 280 1st Homero Blancas 293 Richard Crawford 293 Larry Beck 293 Team 1,163 1st 1959 Mohawk Golf Club Tulsa, Okla. Jacky Cupit 286 1st Bob Pratt 288 Richard Crawford 288 Ron Weber 291 Team 1,153 1st 1958 Wichita Country Club Wichita, Kan. Phil Rodgers 215 1st Bob Pratt 216 Babe Hiskey 223 Frank Wharton 231 Team 885 1st 1957 Indian Hills Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Rex Baxter 212 1st Frank Wharton 226 Bob Pratt 228 Babe Hiskey 230 Team 896 1st 1956 Indian Hills Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Rex Baxter st Frank Wharton th Babe Hiskey t-6th Richard Parvino t-6th Team 889 1st 1955 Indian Hills Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Records Not Available Team 908 2nd 1954 Pine Forest Country Club, Texas Tommy Cruse nd Bobby Moncrief th Wally Bradley th Pete Hessemer th Dwight Weir WD WD WD Team 899 2nd 1953 May 7-8 Alfred MacDonald Park Wichita, Kan. Pete Hessemer t-4th Tommy Cruse t-4th Dan Dickson t-7th Wally Bradley t-9th Dwight Weir t-10th Team 910 3rd 1952 May 9-10 Lakeside Memorial Course Stillwater, Okla. Wally Bradley t-6th Pete Hessemer t-9th Tommy Cruse t-9th Tom Tyson th Team 919 2nd 1951 May Tulsa Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Sid Frink th Billy Skinner t-16th Thomas Tyson rd Jim Brizzolara th Team 899 2nd HISTORY & RECORDS 33

36 COACHING / SEASON & CAREER RECORDS HOUSTON MEN S GOLF Only six men have served as the full-time head coach of the University of Men s Golf program since the program s inaugural season in 1946, beginning with Harry Fouke, who was also UH s athletics director from (NCAA Regional competition began during the season) NCAA National NCAA Championships NCAA Regional NCAA Regional Conference Tournament Coach Years Championships Appearances Championships Team Appearances Championships Championships Harry Fouke NA Dave Williams Keith Fergus Rookie Dickenson coached remainder of season following Coach Keith Fergus resignation on March 8, 1994) Mike Dirks Vince Jarrett Jonathan Dismuke Six coaches 58 years HISTORY & RECORDS CAREER STROKE AVERAGE Rk. Avg. Player Rds. Strokes Years Phil Rodgers Babe Hiskey Rex Baxter , Homero Blancas 41 2, Jacky Cupit 45 3, Keith Fergus 98 7, Kermit Zarley 40 2, Andy Sanders 119 8, Steve Elkington 117 8, Roman Robledo , Hal Underwood 81 5, Marty Fleckman , Tom Jenkins 76 5, Bob Pratt , Bill Rogers 61 4, Joel Goldstrand 15 1, Tray Tyner , Wright Garrett , Mark Hopkins , John Mills 49 3, CAREER STROKES Rk. Strokes Player Years 1. 11,963 Anders Hansen ,991 Chris Morris ,933 Roman Robledo ,862 B.J. Staten ,703 Curtis Reed ,522 Victor Schwamkrug ,096 Ricky Romano ,003 John Slaughter ,983 Jeff Burns ,743 Zach Mowbray ,542 Dean Larsson ,530 Bruce Ashworth ,215 Blaine McCallister ,065 Billy Ray Brown ,902 Tray Tyner ,574 Andy Sanders ,542 Kevin Newman ,535 Jordan Irwin ,479 Kyle Pilgrim ,477 Ray Barr TOURNAMENT VICTORIES (since 1972) Keith Fergus Fred Couples Steve Elkington Roman Robledo Ray Barr John Slaughter Billy Ray Brown Mark Pendaries Jordan Irwin Bill Rogers David Ishii CAREER ROUNDS Rk. No. Player Years Anders Hansen Roman Robledo Chris Morris B.J. Staten Curtis Reed Victor Schwamkrug John Slaughter Ricky Romano Jeff Burns Zach Mowbray Bruce Ashworth Dean Larsson Billy Ray Brown Blaine McCallister Tray Tyner Andy Sanders Ray Barr Steve Elkington Jordan Irwin Kevin Newman SEASON STROKE AVERAGE Rk. Avg. Player Rds. Strokes Years Rex Baxter Homero Blancas Hal Underwood 17 1, Joel Goldstrand Keith Fergus 26 1, Roman Robledo 38 2, Andy Sanders 37 2, Babe Hiskey Homero Blancas 20 1, Ron Weber Jacky Cupit Jacky Cupit 20 1, Kermit Zarley 17 1, Keith Fergus , Chris Morris 37 2, Fred Couples 32 2, Bob Pratt Jacky Cupit 20 1, Pablo Acuña Tom Jenkins 49 3, SEASON STROKES Rk. No. Players Years 1. 3,831 Corker DeLoach ,580 Bruce Ashworth ,524 Tom Jenkins ,419 Lance Combrink ,352 Anders Hansen ,347 Tray Tyner ,336 Bruce Ashworth ,168 B.J. Staten ,157 Victor Schwamkrug ,144 Lance Combrink ,117 Andy Sanders ,105 Brad Montgomery ,062 Anders Hansen ,058 Jeff Burns ,057 Blaine McCallister ,019 Shawn Savage 1995 Anders Hansen ,027 Eric Bogar ,013 Dean Larsson ,010 Brett Callas 2003 SEASON ROUNDS Rk. No. Player Year Corker DeLoach Tom Jenkins Lance Combrink 1995 Anders Hansen 1995 Tray Tyner Andy Sanders 1999 B.J. Staten 1999 Victor Schwamkrug Lance Combrink Roman Robledo 2015 Brett Callas 2003 Jeff Burns 1997 Anders Hansen 1994 Dean Larsson 1994 Eric Bogar 1994 Brad Montgomery 1994 Ray Barr 1981 Blaine McCallister 1980 Jim McLean

37 MEDIA ALMANAC LOW ROUNDS Rk. Score Player Tournament Rd. Date Andy Sanders Red River Classic 3rd Oct , 1999 Ray Barr Harvey Penick 3rd Nov , Matt Scobie Border Olympics 1st March 13, 2015 James Ross Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 2nd Oct. 31, 2011 Andy Sanders Jerry Pate National 3rd Oct , 1999 Ed Fiori Morris Williams 1st March 24-26, Roman Robledo Conference USA Championships 2nd April 22, 2013 John Wine The Maxwell 2nd May 10-11, 2003 Brett Callas ASU Thunderbird/Savane Invite. 3rd April 11-13, 2003 B.J. Staten Red River Classic 1st Oct , 1999 B.J. Staten Red River Classic 2nd Oct , 1998 Eric Bogar Kiawah Island Intercollegiate 1st Sept , 1993 Anders Hansen International Intercollegiate 2nd Feb , 1993 Tray Tyner SWC Championships 2nd April 16-19, 1987 Billy Ray Brown All-America Intercollegiate 3rd March 21-23, 1984 Billy Ray Brown NCAA Championships 3rd May 26-29, 1982 John Slaughter Lamar Intercollegiate 1st Feb , 1981 John Mills NCAA Championships 1st Kyle Pilgrim NCAA Lubbock Regional 1st May 14, 2015 Roman Robledo 3M Augusta Invitational 1st April 4, 2015 James Ross NCAA Championships 3rd May 26, 2014 Roman Robledo Bayou City Collegiate Championship 3rd Feb. 23, 2014 Kyle Pilgrim Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic 3rd Sept. 24, 2013 Curtis Reed NCAA Athens Regional 1st May 17, 2012 Roman Robledo Lone Star Invitational 2nd Oct. 16, 2011 Jordan Irwin Augusta State Invitational t-2nd March 30-April 1, 2007 Jordan Irwin Border Olympics 16th March 16-17, 2007 Pablo Acuña Conference USA Championships 11th April 24-26, 2006 Kevin Hermis U.S. Collegiate Championships 1st April 5, 2002 Andy Sanders NCAA Championships 4th May 31-June 3, 2000 Chris Morris NCAA Championships 4th May 31-June 3, 2000 Victor Schwamkrug NCAA Championships 4th May 27-30, 1998 Victor Schwamkrug Morris Williams 2nd March 23-24, 1998 Anders Hansen The Maxwell 2nd May 13-14, 1995 Steve Jackson Sugar Creek 1st March 3, 1986 John Slaughter Harvey Penick 2nd March 5-6, 1984 Billy Ray Brown Angelo s Intercollegiate 1st Oct. 7-8, 1982 Mark Fuller Lamar Invitational 2nd Feb , 1982 Blaine McCallister Les Bolstad 1st March 25, 1980 Fred Couples Les Bolstad 1st March 25, 1980 Ed Fiori LSU Invitational 2nd Oct , 1976 Elroy Marti River City 3rd Oct , 1975 Homero Blancas Southern Intercollegiate 2nd 1961 Bob Pratt NCAA Championships 1st 1959 HISTORY & RECORDS LOWEST SCORES BY ROUND First Round 64, Ed Fiori Morris Williams March 24-26, , Matt Scobie Border Olympics March 13, 2015 Second Round 64, James Ross Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Oct. 31, , Brett Callas ASU Thunderbid/Savane Invitational April 13, 2001 Third Round 63, Ray Barr Harvey Penick Nov , , Andy Sanders Red River Classic Oct , , Keith Fergus Johnny Goyen Ontercollegiate Jan. 31, 1974 Fourth Round 66, Victor Schwamkrug NCAA Championships May 27-30, , Chris Morris NCAA Championships May 31-June 3, , Andy Sanders NCAA Championships May 31-June 3,

38 HOUSTON MEN S GOLF POSTSEASON RECORDS INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Overall 65 John Mills, First Round Billy Ray Brown, Third Round 1982 First Round 65 John Mills 1971 Second Round 67 Rex Baxter Jacky Cupt Jeff Burns Third Round 65 Billy Ray Brown 1982 Fourth Round 66 Victor Schwamkrug Chris Morris Andy Sanders 2000 NCAA REGIONALS Overall 66 Curtis Reed May 17, 2012 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENTS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 36 holes 136 (66-70) Bob Pratt (69-67) Jacky Cupit holes 273 ( ) Chris Morris 2000 NCAA REGIONALS 205 ( ) Blair Hamilton 2015 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Missouri Valley Conference 207 ( ) Rex Baxter 1956 Southwest Conference 207 ( ) Billy Tuten 1982 Conference USA 209 ( ) Andy Sanders 1999 American Athletic Conference 213 ( ) Kyle Pilgrim ( ) Roman Robledo 2014 HISTORY & RECORDS First Round 66 Curtis Reed May 17, 2012 Second Round 67 Zoran Zorkic 1989 Third Round 67 Ricky Romano Brett Callas 2003 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Overall 65 Roman Robledo, C-USA, 2nd Round Tray Tyner, SWC, 2nd Round 1987 First Round 67 Blaine McCallister, SWC 1979 Second Round 65 Roman Robledo, C-USA Tray Tyner, SWC 1987 Third Round 67 Simon Robinson, C-USA Steve Elkington, SWC 1985 POSTSEASON ROUNDS Season: 10, Wade Ormsby, , B.J. Staten, , Andy Sanders, , Chris Morris, , James Edmondson, , Andy Sanders, , B.J. Staten, , Victor Schwamkrug, , Wade Ormsby, , Mike Brennan, , Chris Morris, , Victor Schwamkrug, , Andy Sanders, , Jeff Burns, , B.J. Staten, , Victor Schwamkrug, , Mike Brennan, , Jeff Burns, , Chris Morris, , Lance Combrink, , Anders Hansen, , Chris Borgen, , Jeff Burns, , Dean Larsson, , Greg Cox, , Anders Hansen, , Chris Borgen, Career: 38, Andy Sanders,

39 MEDIA ALMANAC ALL-AMERICANS MULTIPLE ALL-AMERICANS REX BAXTER HOMERO BLANCAS 1958 Phil Rodgers Jim Hiskey Frank Wharton 1959 Jacky Cupit Bob Pratt 1960 Jacky Cupit Richard Crawford First Team Second Team Third Team First Team Second Team First Team First Team 1972 Arthur Russell Bill Rogers Jim McLean 1973 Bill Rogers Bruce Lietzke 1974 Keith Fergus Robert Hoyt Second Team Second Team Third Team First Team Second Team First Team Second Team 1985 Steve Elkington Billy Ray Brown 1989 Zoran Zorkic 1994 Dean Larsson 1995 Anders Hansen First Team First Team Third Team Honorable Mention Second Team BILLY RAY BROWN JACKY CUPIT KEITH FERGUS RICHARD CRAWFORD STEVE ELKINGTON MARTY FLECKMAN 1961 Richard Crawford Homero Blancas 1962 Homero Blancas Fred Marti 1963 Kermit Zarley Mark Hopkins 1964 Wright Garrett Marty Fleckman 1965 Marty Fleckman Randy Petri 1966 Marty Fleckman Jim Grant 1967 Hal Underwood Doug Olson 1968 Hal Underwood Bob Barbarossa 1969 John Mahaffey Bob Barbarossa First Team First Team First Team Second Team First Team Third Team First Team Third Team First Team First Team First Team Third Team First Team Second Team First Team Second Team First Team Second Team 1975 Keith Fergus Robert Hoyt Bobby Brow 1976 Keith Fergus Ed Fiori John Stark 1977 Ed Fiori John Stark David Ishii 1978 John Stark Terry Snodgrass 1979 Fred Couples Ray Barr 1980 Terry Snodgrass Fred Couples 1981 Ray Barr John Slaughter 1982 John Slaughter Billy Ray Brown Mark Fuller First Team Second Team Third Team First Team Second Team Third Team First Team Second Team Second Team First Team Third Team First Team Third Team Second Team Second Team First Team Second Team First Team First Team Second Team 1998 Victor Schwamkrug 1999 Andy Sanders Mike Brennan Victor Schwamkrug 2000 Andy Sanders Chris Morris B.J. Staten 2001 Andy Sanders 2007 Jordan Irwin 2014 Roman Robledo James Ross 2015 Blair Hamilton Honorable Mention Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention (First Team) Although he was not officially named All-American since the selections didn t begin until 1958, Rex Baxter won the NCAA Individual title in 1957, and was team medalist and NCAA runner-up in (Second Team) Keith Fergus is s only three-time First Team All-American. HISTORY & RECORDS 1970 John Mahaffey Corker DeLoach First Team Third Team 1983 Billy Tuten John Slaughter Billy Ray Brown Second Team Third Team Third Team 1971 John Mills Tom Jenkins Corker DeLoach First Team Second Team Third Team 1984 Steve Elkington John Slaughter Billy Ray Brown First Team Second Team Third Team JOHN MAHAFFEY HAL UNDERWOOD All-Americans selected by NCAA Golf Coaches Association beginning in