University of Louisville Men s Golf

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2 Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION Name: University of Louisville Location: Louisville, Ky. Zip Code: Founded: 1798 Enrollment: 23,000 President: Dr. James Ramsey Director of Athletics: Tom Jurich Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red and Black Mascot: The Cardinal Bird Conference: BIG EAST Affiliation: NCAA Division I-A COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mark Crabtree Alma Mater: Colorado 78 Men s Golf Office: Assistant: Josh Hellmann Hellmann s Phone: TEAM INFORMATION 2008 BIG EAST Finish: 2nd 2008 NCAA Championship Finish: 10th Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 3/3 All-BIG EAST Returning Performers: 1 SPORTS INFORMATION Director: Kenny Klein Office Phone: kenny.klein@louisville.edu Assistant Sports Information Director Men s Golf Contact: Rocco Gasparro Office Phone: rocco.gasparro@louisville.edu Cell Phone: Mailing Address: 2100 S. Floyd St., Louisville, Ky Fax: Website: SEASON Table of Contents Team Roster... 3 Roster Breakdown Team Photo Season Preview... 4 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mark Crabtree... 6 Assistant Coaches... 8 Support Staff... 8 FACILITIES/MISC The Cardinal Club... 9 Practice Facilities Tom Musselman Golf Center Cardinal Athletics L-Care Facilities The BIG EAST Conference THE PLAYERS Player Profiles Connor Arendell Chris Biuso Karsten Clements Adam Hadwin Justin Dorward Alex Lyall Lewis Kirton Riley Wheeldon IN REVIEW Statistics Team Results TABLE OF CONTENTS/MEDIA INFORMATION Season Superlatives Results Individual Results THE RECORD BOOK All-Time Medalists All-Time Tournament Championships Lowest 54-Holes Score Lowest 18-Hole Scores Lowest 18-Hole Team Scores Individual Tournament Wins Season Stroke Average Season Top 10 Finishes Career Stroke Average Career Stroke Average Season Top 20 Finishes Career Top 10 Finishes Career Top 20 Finishes Single Round Team Score Hole Team Score Team Stroke Average All-Conference and All-America Cardinals in the NCAA All-Time Results All-Time Letterwinners THE CITY AND UNIVERSITY The UNiversity of Louisville The City of Louisville President James Ramsey Tom Jurich Mastercards Hall of Fame Golfers Men s Golf Schedule Date Tournament / Host Location September Wolf Run Intercollegiate Zionsville September Cardinal Intercollegiate Simpsonville, Ky. October 6-7 Memphis Intercollegiate Memphis, Tenn. October Squire Creek Intercollegiate Ruston, La. October Bridgestone Invitational Greensboro, N.C. February Rio Pinar Intercollegiate Orlando, Fla. March 6-8 USF Intercollegiate Tampa, Fla. March Border Olympics Laredo, Texas March Callaway Match Play Championship Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. April Palisades Collegiate Classic Charlotte, N.C. April Big East Conference Championship Tampa, Fla. May NCAA Regional Championship TBD May NCAA Championship Toledo, Ohio Adam Hadwin NCAA Top 10 Finish

3 Season Preview Team Roster Name Ht. Cl. Exp Hometown Connor Arendell 5-9 Fr. HS Cape Coral, Fla. Chris Biuso 6-1 Fr. HS Tampa, Fla. Karsten Clements 6-3 So. 1L Elizabethtown, Ky. Justin Dorward 6-4 Fr. HS Port St. Lucie, Fla. Adam Hadwin 5-8 Sr. 3L Abbortsford, Bristish Col. Lewis Kirton 5-10 Jr. 2L Aberdeenshire, Scotland Alex Lyall 6-1 Fr. HS Novi, Mich. Riley Wheeldon 5-10 Fr. HS Courtenay, B.C. Coaching Staff Head Coach Mark Crabtree Assistant Coach Josh Hellmann Assistant Coach Ted Schulz ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Seniors (1) Adam Hadwin Juniors (1) Lewis Kirton Sophomores (1) Karsten Clements Freshman (5) Connor Arendell Chris Biuso Justin Dorward Alex Lyall Riley Wheeldon Louisville Cardinals Louisville Cardinals: (L to R): Connor Arendell, Riley Wheeldon, Alex Lyall, Justin Dorward, Karsten Clements, Chris Biuso, Lewis Kirton, Adam Hadwin 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 3

4 Potential. The word Louisville head coach Mark Crabtree uses when his team is at the center of conversation. Gone are Derek and Daryl Fathauer two of the top players in the history of the Cardinals men s golf program, and Adam Rainaud, who earned All-American honors a year ago. Behind the strength of those players, the season was one of the best in school history. The Cardinals finished fourth at the NCAA Central Regional in Columbus, Ohio, and followed that up with a school-best 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championships in West Lafayette, Ind. With All-BIG EAST performer Adam Hadwin and Lewis Kirton and Karsten Clements swinging alongside rising stars, Connor Arendall, Riley Wheeldon, Justin Dorward, Chris Biuso and Alex Lyall, the Cardinals are undoubtedly a team to watch during the season. The squad placed fourth at the NCAA Central Regional and responded by finishing 10th at the NCAA Championships. Louisville battled valiantly with some of the top programs in the country and had many individual post solid performances at the Karsten Clements Season Preview Adam Hadwin championships. Hadwin, a senior from Abbotsford, British Columbia, is the leader of a Cardinal squad that is ranked in the top 25 in the nation. The senior is coming off his finest season last year and is starting to develop as a solid No. 1 player for the Cardinals. Last season, Hadwin finished fourth on the team with a stroke average and posted five top 20 finishes, including a seventhplace finish at the BIG EAST Championships. Adam has been a solid performer for the past three years, NCAA Top 10 Finish said Crabtree. He continues to get better and will be the leader of this team. He is capable of becoming an All- American in addition to a two-time All-American Scholar Athlete. Junior Lewis Kirton is another talented player who has experience and will be counted on to tutor this young group of players. Kirton played in seven events a year ago and showed promise and the ability to be a major part of the lineup. He finished 18th at the BIG EAST Championships and was 21st at The Rio Pinar Intercollegiate. Lewis played some good tournaments for the team last year, said Crabtree. He will need to step up and become more consistent. Lewis is a key player for us this year because he has the second most experience of anyone on the current roster. He has played in some major tournaments and has played considerably well. Sophomore Karsten Clements got his feet wet last season, playing in three events, including being a key member of the Cardinals run at the NCAA Championships. He fired a third round score of 73 at the NCAA Central Regional and a 74 in the fourth round of the NCAA Championships. Karsten is coming off nice contributions to the team at the 2008 NCAA Championship along with a successful summer, said Crabtree. Karsten will get his first full year of competition this year and I m looking forward to watching his continued growth. He is very capable and is improving his ball striking and has a nice feel for the game. With the graduation of three of their top players, Crabtree loaded up with a group of five talented freshmen. Freshman Riley Wheeldon is a talented player from Courtenay, British Columbia. Wheeldon was one of the top-ranked players in the country, according to Golfweek/Sagarin rankings. He was a member of the Canadian National Developmental Team and represented Canada in several international competitions.

5 Riley is an impressive young man who comes to U of L with strong competitive background, said Crabtree. Riley is a solid ball striker and a good scorer. He will be an immediate impact player for our program. He owns a very strong desire and work ethic. One of the most promising players in this freshmen class is Connor Arendell, who hails from Cape Coral, Fla. Arendell, a four-time MVP of his high school squad, has the potential to be one the top players in the lineup this year. Coming out of high school, Arendell is a three-time United States Amateur qualifier and one of the top performers in the state of Florida. He finished in eighth place at the 2008 Florida State Connor Arendell Season Preview Amateur and won the 2007 Southwest Florida Am. He medaled to qualify for the First Tee Championship at Pebble Beach and placed in the top 5 in four FCWT events. Conner is a strong, impressive player with all of the skills, said head coach Mark Crabtree. He had a very successful junior and amateur career. He is also a good ball striker and manager of his game. I m looking forward to watching him on the course this season. Freshman Justin Dorward will also contribute to the cause this season. A four-time Most Valuable Player at Lincoln Park Academy, Dorward Lewis Kirton was an All-Area selection and finished second at the Florida State High School Tournament. Justin is very talented and physically our strongest player, said Crabtree. He will need to learn to score consistently, but he has a great upside and should develop into one of our best players. Another promsing Florida freshmen is Chris Biuso. Biuso is a four-time Most Valuable Player at King High School and was one of the best golfers in Hillsborough County. A two-time team captain, Biuso recorded the lowest stroke average in the district during his junior and senior seasons and was named first team All-County from his sophomore to senior seasons by The Tampa Tribune. Chris is a hard worker who should really develop his skills in college, said Crabtree. Chris is a good ball striker and is capable of making a lot of birdies. He could be the surprise player for this team and really add depth to our roster. A native of Novi, Mich., Alex Lyall is another freshmen who could contribute this season. Lyall was a three-year captain and No. 1 player at Novi High School and a threetime Division I All-State performer. He was named to the All-KVC Academic Team three times and tied for 24th in overall points for the 2007 FCWT season. A threetime MHSAA All-State selection, Lyall was also a three-time All-Conference performer Alex is solid all-around young man, said Crabtree. He is a good athlete. He can help us as he adjusts to the requirements of college golf and he should compete for a spot on the team. He possesses strong competitive instincts. The Cardinals will once again face one of the nation s most difficult schedules and will need this young and inexperienced group to jell early if the Cardinals want to advance to the NCAA Championships for the third straight season NCAA Top 10 Finish 5

6 Beginning his 10th season as the head coach of the University of Louisville men s golf program, Mark Crabtree has built a tremendous foundation to the Cardinals golf program. When University of Louisville Athletics Directorf the Tom Jurich hired Mark Crabtree he knew he had someone who would eventually take the Cardinals men s golf program to the next level, and that s exactly what Crabtree has done. Crabtree has the Cardinals on the national scene and the Hall of Fame coach isn t satisfied with what his program has accomplished to date. Last season, the Cardinals posted their best finish in school history a tenth-place finish at the NCAA Championships at Purdue University. Playing one of the toughest courses in the country, the Cardinals were in contention for most of the tournament and had their highest finish at the event when Adam Rainaud tied for 13th overall. The season was another in a string of solid seasons for the Cardinals under Crabtree. The Cardinals won a pair of tournaments and finished second at the BIG EAST Championships. Derek Fathauer closed out his outstanding career with two tournament wins and also finished 69th at the United States Open. He became the first U of L player to make the cut at the US Open. Last season also saw Adam Hadwin became an All-American Academic Scholar and Fathauer and Rainaud earned All-American accolades. Crabtree has orchestrated a remarkable string of successful seasons for the Cardinals. Crabtree has guided his program to four straight regional appearances, two straight visits to the NCAA Championships and a BIG EAST title. In just over nine seasons at U of L, Crabtree s Cards have posted the top five team, top seven individual, top six career stroke averages in school history and placed numerous players in the U.S. Amateur tournament. The Cardinals won a school record seven tournaments, which included their BIG EAST Championship and advanced to the NCAA Crabtree at a Glance COACHING TIMELINE Named head coach of the Cardinals in Head coach at Colorado State from TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS UNDER CRABTREE Guided Louisville to the NCAA Regionals in and to two NCAA Championships. Guided the Cardinals to a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. Led Louisville to their first BIG EAST title in 2007 and a tie at the 2006 BIG EAST Championships, only to fall in a playoff to Notre Dame. Coached Louisville to a 17th national ranking. INDIVIDUALS ACCOMPLISHMENTS UNDER CRABTREE Coached Derek Fathauer and Adam Rainaud to receive All-American and All-Region honors. Derek and Daryl Fathauer earned first team All-BIG EAST accolades in 2006 and Derek Fathauer and Adam Hadwin earned All-League honors in Head Coach Mark Crabtree NCAA Top 10 Finish Championships, where they finished 27th overall in Hosting the BIG EAST Championship for the first time, the Cardinals dominated play, as the Cardinals had four players finish in the top five. In its first season in the BIG EAST in , the Cardinals tied for the league title, but fell in a tight playoff to Notre Dame. It was Oversaw Derek Fathauer as he won medalist honors at the BIG EAST Championships in 2006 and Daryl Fathauer in Daryl Fathauer (2005) and Brett Jones (2002) were named Conference USA Freshman of the Year. Guided Brett Jones to the NCAA Championships in 2003 the school s first-ever individual participant. Coached Grant Sturgeon to a career in the professional ranks. ACCOMPLISHMENTS UNDER CRABTREE Conference USA Commissioner s Award (3.51 GPA). Will Hanna Conference USA Student-Athlete of the Year (2005). ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON CRABTREE Selected to the Colorado Hall of Fame in Played collegiately at Colorado. Was a four time state champion and won six Colorado Golf Association Amatuer titles.

7 Crabtree s highest finish in a league championship since taking over at the University of Louisville. Despite the loss, the Cardinals advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the second straight season. Louisville finished 22nd in the NCAA West Regional in Tucson, Ariz. The season was one of the best in school history, as the Cardinals won a pair of tournaments and finished in the top three in seven other tournaments. U n d e r Crabtree s direction in , the Cardinals finished 15th in the NCAA Regional, just m i s s i n g advancing to the N C A A Championships. Louisville also recorded 13 top 10 finishes, 12 top 20 finishes and won a school record four tournaments that season. While Athletic Director Tom Jurich had complete confidence in Crabtree s ability to build a strong program on his own, he went a step further, as he has done with virtually every sport across the board, and ensured that his new coa-place ch would have facilities that could rival any program across the country. The Cardinal Club, the luxurious stateof-the-art home course of the Cardinals, opened in the fall of 2001 and with it began a new chapter for both men s and women s golf programs. The Tom Musselman Golf Center opened in 2007 and has all the amenties for the men s and women s golf programs. Success follows winners and it certainly followed Crabtree to U of L as his Cardinals have gained momentum with each passing season. Under Crabtree s direction, the Cardinals have raised the bar each campaign, rewriting the U of L record book at a frenzied pace. In 2003, Crabtree saw the Cardinals produce their first ever NCAA individual participant, as Brett Jones made the field. During the campaign, Crabtree s young but talented squad notched a collective stroke average, nearly six strokes better than the school record of posted by the squad in Crabtree s first season in Louisville. With one of the nation s top freshman classes and senior Grant Sturgeon in the lineup, the Cards swung their way to one of the top seasons ever at U of L. Sturgeon broke the individual season stroke record established the previous year by Chris Campbell, who twice earned All-Conference USA accolades under Crabtree, while also setting a new standard for career stroke average. Following his playing days at U of L, Sturgeon took his game to the pro ranks and promptly claimed victories in each of his first two pro events, including the 2002 Kentucky Open. Sturgeon spent the 03 season playing on the Hooters Tour. Prior to his arrival in the Derby City, Crabtree spent nine seasons as the head coach at Colorado State University. There, he saw the Ram program go from a non-scholarship program into a top 25 team and NCAA Championship entry. CSU qualified for four consecutive NCAA West Regionals under his guidance and qualified for its first NCAA Championship appearance in The Rams finished tied for 24th at the 99 championships held in Chaska, Minn. Traditionally known as a cold-weather school, Colorado State entered the MasterCard Collegiate Golf Top 25 for the first time in 1998, finishing at No. 23. The Rams also sent their first individual, Nigel Spence, to the NCAA Finals. As a result, Crabtree earned NCAA District VII Coach of the Year honors in 98. Along the way, Crabtree put together one of the nation s most competitive schedules, taking his program to elite tournaments in Honolulu, San Diego, Phoenix and San Francisco. Ram golfers responded to the challenge, posting 11 top 10 team finishes in 15 competitions in , including a second consecutive team title at the prestigious Stanford Invitational. The Rams knocked off then-no. 1 Georgia Tech on their way to the 97 title, marking the first time in school history a team had defeated the nation s top-ranked team in any sport. CSU s road to the top 25 and the NCAA Championships was not an easy one. His first class of Rams were homegrown and talented, leading CSU to four team championships, 27 top-five showings and tworunnerup finishes at the WAC Championship. Crabtree, who played collegiately at the University of Colorado, was a four-time state champion and captured six Colorado Golf Association amateur titles. He also has been a qualifier for both the United States Golf Association Public Links and National Amateur Championships.He was selected to the Colroado Golf Hall of Fame in Crabtree is married to the former Janie Huffman. They are the parents of Joshua (9) and Lauren (7) NCAA Top 10 Finish 7

8 TED SCHULZ ASSISTANT COACH EIGHTH SEASON Assistant Coaches JOSHUA HELLMANN ASSISTANT COACH SECOND SEASON An 18-year veteran of the PGA, Nike and Asian Tours and a member of the University of Louisville Athletic Hall of Fame, Ted Schulz enters his eighth season working with the University of Louisville golf teams and at the Cardinal Club. A Louisville native, Schulz joined the PGA Tour in 1984, three years after putting the finishing touches on a stellar four-year career at U of L. Over the next 18 years, Schulz played in 263 tournaments, including four Masters, three U.S. Opens, four PGA Championships and two Tour Championships. On the PGA Tour, Schulz claimed two tournament wins ( 91 Nissan Los Angeles Open, and 89 Southern Open ) and finished as high as sixth place in the 1992 Masters. He finished the 1989 season ranked 30th on the money list and his victory in the Los Angeles Open vaulted him to a career-best 29th-place on the list in With 15 career top 10 finishes under his belt, Schulz ranks 176th on the all-time money list with earnings in excess of $1.6 million. Schulz, the director of golf instruction at The Cardinal Club, still resides in the Louisville area with his wife, Diane and their three children. Joshua Hellmann begins his second season as an assistant coach with University of Louisville men s golf program. Hellmann returns to the Derby City after serving five years as the assistant at The Ohio State University, where he assisted the head coach in the overall administration of the program and supervision over all recruiting related activities. While at Ohio State, he helped the Buckeyes to the 2004 Big Ten Championship and two NCAA appearances. Prior to joining the Buckeyes staff, Hellmann spent four years at the American Junior Golf Association as the tournament director. He played three years of collegiate golf at the University of Minnesota and the University of Louisville. He graduated from Louisville with a degree in sports administration in Hellmann, who is a member of the Golf Coaches Association of America, is an active participant of College Golf Fellowships and a certified golf fitness instructor through the Titleist Performance Institute. Support Staff Pat Hassell Athletic Trainer Rocco Gasparro SID Golf Contact Christine Jackson Academics Bryan Hicks Asst. AD/Academics Jim McGee Associate AD Angela Todd Secretary Will Hanna was the 2005 Conference USA Student-Athlete of the Year NCAA Top 10 Finish Jason Dierking Strength and Conditioning

9 THE CARDINAL CLUB The HOME Cardinal OF THE Club CARDINALS Home of the Cardinals The Spencer Holt-designed Cardinal Club Golf Course gives the U of L golf teams one of the nation s finest facilities. The 20-acre practice facility set aside for Cardinal golfers features three chipping greens, two practice putting greens and a two-tiered driving range. The Cardinal Club s amenities reflect the standards one would come to expect in a world-class private club. The 18-hole layout is situated on 212-acres of carefully manicured Bent grass from teeto-green. Furthermore, the naturally rolling terrain, with its heathery grasses and native bluegrass rough throughout, offers both a picturesque and challenging round of golf that is unrivaled in the state. The Cardinal Club also constructed an underground pool for the comfort of their guests and a new indoor practice facility should be finished in the next year. The 12,000-square-foot clubhouse features picturesque views of the golf course, ample natural light and stately interiors NCAA Top 10 Finish 9

10 Practice Facilities Audubon Country Club Lake Forest Country Club Hurstbourne Country Club Persimmon Ridge Golf Club PRACTICE FACILITIES In addition to the lavish facilities at the Cardinal Club, the University of Louisville s golf program has access to several other top-notch facilities in the area, including: Audubon Country Club Big Spring Country Club Covered Bridge Golf Course Glen Oaks Country Club Glenmary Country Club Harmony Landing Country Club Hunting Creek Country Club Hurstbourne Country Club Lake Forest Country Club Louisville Country Club Midland Trail Golf Course Nevel Meade Golf Course Oxmoor Country Club Persimmon Ridge Golf Course Polo Fields Golf Course Standard Country Club Valhalla Country Club Wildwood Country Club Big Spring Country Club NCAA Top 10 Finish

11 Tom Musselman Golf Center The Tom Musselman Golf Center One of the final pieces in the Cardinals rise to national prominence is in place for the University of Louisville men s and women s golf programs, as the Tom Musselman Golf Center officially opened on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 at the Cardinal Club. The facility is stateof-the-art and instrumental in making the Cardinals one of the top golf programs in the country. The Tom Musselman Golf Center, which was built at a cost of $600,000, is an indoor practice facility that houses both the U of L men s and women s golf programs. The 5,500 square foot golf center has three indoor hitting bays, video equipment with swing analysis capability, men s and women s locker rooms, an indoor putting green, and coaches offices and a players lounge. There s also an 8,000-square foot outdoor putting green. We appreciate Tom Musselman and his family for what they have meant to the university and the community, said Vice President of Athletics Tom Jurich. The success of our golf programs is synonymous with the Musselman family. Both of our golf programs will benefit greatly from this facility and we re excited to see the positive impact the golf center will have on our programs NCAA Top 10 Finish 11

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18 The academic year will be the 30th for The BIG EAST Conference. While the league has gone through membership changes since its birth, it has never been stronger. This academic year will mark the conference s fourth year as the nation s largest Division I-A conference. The goals of the BIG EAST have never changed. The league aims and expects to compete at the highest level and does so with integrity and sportsmanship. The student-athletes of the member schools continue to maintain the league s proud tradition of success BIG EAST teams earned their share of recognition at the highest levels in Four women s teams advanced to their respective NCAA Final Fours: Connecticut field hockey and women s basketball, Notre Dame soccer and Syracuse lacrosse. Individually in men s sports, Villanova s Bobby Curtis was the NCAA outdoor track champion in the 5,000 meters. Connecticut s O Brian White won the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy, the highest individual honor in soccer. Two years ago, BIG EAST male and female studentathletes were Hermann Trophy winners. In men s basketball, the BIG EAST tied its own record set in 2006 by earning eight NCAA Championship bids. BIG EAST women s teams have received eight NCAA invitations in each of the past two years. The combined 16 men s and women s berths in 2008 was an NCAA first. The quality of BIG EAST football has never been more balanced. Six of the league s eight squads were nationally ranked in For the third straight year, the BIG EAST representative in the Bowl Championship Series won its BCS bowl game. The BIG EAST continued to produce student-athletes who were at the forefront of athletic and academic achievement. Nineteen BIG EAST players were chosen to their respective ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Teams, including eight first-team selections. The BIG EAST became the nation s largest Division I-A group in when five new members began competing. The new schools were: University of Cincinnati, DePaul University, University of Louisville, Marquette University and the University of South Florida. BIG EAST institutions reside in nine of the nation s top 34 largest media markets, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Pittsburgh, Hartford, Milwaukee and Cincinnati. With its newest members, BIG The BIG EAST Conference EAST markets contain almost one fourth of all television households in the U.S. Since opening its doors in 1979, the league has won 25 national championships in six different sports and 125 studentathletes have won individual national titles. The BIG EAST has always been able to boast that some of its best students are also some of its best athletes. More than 370 student-athletes have earned academic all- America honors. Last year in football, Louisville quarterback Brian Brohm, who finished his career as the BIG EAST s career passing leader, was one of the league s eight first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All- America team picks. Also, Connecticut s Rebecca Lobo, one of the most heralded women s basketball players in the history of the sport, was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Hall of Fame in Lobo, a two-time BIG EAST Player of the Year, led the Huskies to the 1995 NCAA national championship. The BIG EAST has enjoyed tremendous basketball success, especially in this decade. In , Connecticut became the first school in NCAA history to win the men s and women s NCAA titles in the same season. In 02-03, the BIG EAST became the first conference in NCAA history to win the men s and women s titles in the same year when the Syracuse men and the Connecticut women captured their respective national championships. In men s basketball, BIG EAST squads have won three of the last 10 NCAA championships. BIG EAST women s teams have taken five of the last nine NCAA titles. Proactive movement has been a signature strategy for the conference that was born in The BIG EAST continually turns challenges into opportunities to become stronger. In the spring of 2001, the BIG EAST added women s lacrosse and rowing to its growing list of sports. The first women s golf championship was held in the spring of In 2007, the league conducted its first women s lacrosse championship tournament. In , the BIG EAST will begin sponsorship of men s lacrosse, its 24th sport. The BIG EAST became a reality on May 31, 1979, following a meeting of athletic directors from Providence College, St. John s, Georgetown and Syracuse Universities. Seton Hall, Connecticut and Boston College completed the original seven school alliance. While the membership has both increased and NCAA Top 10 Finish changed, the focus of the BIG EAST has not wavered. The conference reflects a tradition of broad based programs, led by administrators and coaches who place a constant emphasis on academic integrity. Its student athletes own significantly high graduation rates and their record of scholastic achievement notably shows a balance between intercollegiate athletics and academics. Any successful organization needs outstanding leadership. Michael Tranghese, the league s first full-time employee, and for 11 years the associate to Dave Gavitt, became Commissioner in In his first year, he administered the formation of The BIG EAST Football Conference. For , the BIG EAST will undergo one significant change. Tranghese has announced that he will step down from his position on June 30, The league has long been considered a leader in innovative concepts in promotion and publicity, particularly regarding television. Those efforts have resulted in unparalleled visibility for BIG EAST student athletes. The conference has enjoyed long-standing relationships with CBS, ESPN, Inc. and ABC. While BIG EAST basketball games are regular sellouts at campus and major public arenas, including the annual men s BIG EAST Championship in Madison Square Garden, attendance figures also are significant in soccer, women s basketball and baseball games. More than 550 BIG EAST studentathletes have earned all America recognition and dozens have won individual NCAA national championships. The BIG EAST has been well represented in U.S. or foreign national and Olympic teams. Several athletes earned gold medals in each of the last six summer Olympiads. The BIG EAST has its headquarters in Providence where the conference administers to more than 5,500 athletes.

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20 Player Profiles Connor ARENDELL Cape Coral, Fla. Before Louisville: Three-time qualifier for the United States Amateur... finished in eighth place at the 2008 Florida State Amateur... won the 2007 Southwest Florida Am.. medaled to qualify for the First Tee Championship at Pebble Beach... placed in the top 5 in four FCWT events... fourtime Most Valuable Player in high school... holds school scoring record for nine holes with four-time team captain... was a fourtime Lee County Athletic Conference selection and a four-time All- Area performer... two-time District Medalist and a two-time runnerup at the State Regional Championship... won the 2007 Cape Coral City Championship, breaking the championship scoring record... placed 15th at two United States Open state qualifiers... ranked in the top 50 Junior Golf Scoreboard... also ranked in the top 25 by Titleist and Golfweek. Personal: Son of Ron and Denise Arendell... born 3/30/90... major is undecided. Arendell s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Callaway FT-5 Fairway Wood: Taylormade Burner TP 3 wood Irons: Clevland CG4 Prototypes Wedges: Titleist Bob Vokey Spin Milled 56, 60 Regular Titlesit 52 Putter: Scotty Cameron Sante Fe Ball: Titleist ProV1x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: Bowser, Batman, Hollywood, Goldielocks, Dragon, C-money Favorite athlete: Tiger Woods Favorite non-sports hero: Lil Wayne Favorite golf course: Pebble Beach Golf Links Favorite movie: Dumb and Dumber Favorite album: Lil Wayne The Carter 3 Favorite TV show: King of Queens Favorite Louisville athlete: Terrence Williams Favorite sports team: Boston Red Sox One word to describe this year s team: Steady Three people I d like to play a round of golf with: Tiger Woods, Lil Wayne, Paula Creamer NCAA Top 10 Finish

21 Player Profiles Chris BIUSO Tampa, Fla. Before Louisville: Four-time Most Valuable Player at King High School... two-time team captain... recorded the lowest stroke average in the district during his junior and senior seasons... named first team All-County from his sophomore to senior seasons by The Tampa Tribune... shot a 68 to earn a district championship as a junior... posted three top 12 AJGA finishes with the best showing a tied for eighth at The Golf Pride Junior Classic. Personal: Son of Chris and Lisa Montelione... born 11/11/89... recipient of University of Louisville s National Scholar Program Academic Scholarship. Biuso s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Driver-Titleist 907 D2 Fairway Wood: Cleveland launcher 15 and 19 degree Irons: Mizuno MP 32 Wedges: Titleist vokey 54 and 60 degree Putter: Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Ball: Titleist Pro V1 x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: B-Money Favorite athlete: Pavel Bure Favorite non-sports hero: Buzz Aldrin Favorite golf course: Terrace National Favorite movie: Blue Streak Favorite album: Tha Carter Favorite TV show: Ali G Show Favorite Louisville athlete: Christina Pachuta Favorite sports team: Colrado Avalanche One word to describe this year s team: Well-Rounded Three people I d like to play a round with: Abraham Lincoln, Denzel Washington, Joe Lane 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 21

22 Player Profiles Karsten CLEMENTS Elizabethtown, Ky : Qualified for 2008 USGA Amateur Championship... played in three events after red-shirting as a true freshman... made his first collegiate appearance at the Morris Williams Invitational, finishing in a tie for 70th with a score of = tied for 85th overall at the NCAA Central Regional... his 73 on the third day helped the Cardinals advance to the NCAA Championships... posted a career-high 64th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, shooting = shot 2-over par on the final day of the Championships to lead the team. Before Louisville: 2005 Kentucky Junior Amateur Champion... named the 2005 Kentucky Junior Player of the Year... two-time State Regional Champion... four-time participant in State High School Championship. Personal: Son of Philip and Denise Clements... born 1/10/88... major is business management... has two brothers, Seth and Jimmy Kev. Clements PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Titleist 907 D2 Fairway Wood: Titleist 902 Irons: Titleist 695mb Wedges: Titleist spin milled 54, 60 Putter: Ping Karsten Series anser2 Ball: Titleist prov1x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: KC Favorite athlete: Peyton Manning Favorite non-sports hero: Philip Clement Favorite golf course: Valhalla Golf Club Favorite movie: Step Brothers (All Will Ferrel movies) Favorite album: The Drought 3 - Lil Wayne Favorite TV show: King of Queens Favorite Louisville athlete: Vic Anderson Favorite sports team: Boston Celtics One word to describe this year s team: Fresh Three people I d like to play a round of golf with: Tiger Woods, Condit Dow, Chip Pace NCAA Top 10 Finish

23 Career RESULTS Spring 2008 Event T F Morris Williams T-70 NCAA Central Reg T-85 NCAA Champ T-64 KARSTEN CLEMENTS STATISTICS Season Trn Rds Strokes Avg Low Top 10s Top20s Best Finish T-64th, NCAA Championships 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 23

24 Player Profiles Adam HADWIN Abbortsford, British Columbia : Appeared in 14 events... finished fourth on the team in stroke average... posted a season-high fourth-place finish at the UNCG Bridgestone Classic and the Morris Williams Invitational... carded two rounds in the 60s at the UNCG Bridgestone Tournament... tied for 12th at the Mobile Bay tournament, shooting = fired =220 to earn All-BIG EAST honors at the 2008 BIG EAST Championships... shot = 223 to place 17th at the NCAA Central Regional... finished 55th at the NCAA Championships : Appeared in all 14 events... played in 41 rounds... posted seven top 10 finishes... posted three different top 3 finishes... tied for third at the Rich Harvest Farms with = also tied for third at the VCU Mattaponi by shooting =206 and at the Mission Inn by shooting = carded =213 to tie for fifth at the BIG EAST Championships... placed eighth at the NCAA Central Regional with = : Appeared in 13 events... played in 38 rounds... finished fifth on the team in stroke average... fired 15 rounds under par... posted three top 10 finishes... tied for 10th with a 208 at the Pioneer Classic... had a fifth-place finish at the Purdue Invitational, which was the team s top finish... tied for 13th at the BIG EAST Championships...appeared in five events in the fall and finished fifth on the team with a stroke average... led the team with seven rounds under par... averaged in the first round... best finish was a tie for seventh at the Cardinal Intercollegiate... shot = tied for 14th at the Xavier Invitational with =213. Before Louisville: Member of the Canada National Junior team... tied for sixth at the Canadian Junior Tournament... playing for Team Canada, finished 19th at the Tennessee Tournament of Champions... RCGA Future Links Pacific champion by shooting =209. Personal: Son of Gerry and Brenda Hadwin... born 2/11/87... major is business management... recipient of University of Louisville s National Scholar Program Academic Scholarship. Hadwin s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Cleveland Hi-Bore XLS 10.5 degree Fairway WoodCleveland Launcher 15 degree IronsCleveland CG1 Black Pearl Wedges CG 12 RTG 52, 56 CG PutterCleveland VP3 34" BallTitleist Pro-V1 X OFF THE COURSE Name: Adam Hadwin Nickname: Weezy Favorite athlete: Tiger Woods Favorite non-sports hero: My grandmother Favorite golf course: Sahalee Country Club; Chambers Bay Golf Club Favorite movie: Bourne Ultimatium Favorite album: The Carter III Favorite TV show: Family Guy Favorite Louisville athlete: Andre Black Favorite sports team: Vancouver Canucks One word to describe this year s team: Dynamic Three people I d like to play a round with: Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Eva Longoria NCAA Top 10 Finish

25 Career RESULTS Event T F Inverness T22 Ping/Golfweek T67 Alister MacKenzie T50 Mason Rudolph T21 UNCG Bridgestone T4 Rio Pinar T34 Seminole T36 Jim Hackler T39 Mobile Bay T12 Morris Williams T4 Robert Kepler T58 BIG EAST T7 NCAA Central Reg T17 NCAA Champ T Event T F Rich Harvest Farms T3 VCU/Mattaponi T3 Memphis Inter T8 Wolf Run T24 The Club Glove T22 UCF/Rio Pinar Mission Inn T3 USA Spring Golf T21 Palisades Collegiate T10 Robert Kepler T14 Linger Longer T41 Big East T5 Central Regional NCAA Champ T Event T F Cleveland State T58 Cardinal Inter T7 Club Glove T24 Xavier Invitational T14 Barona Cup T79 UCF/Rio Pinar T38 Hyatt Plantation T26 Pioneer Classic T10 Bridgestone Classic T32 Purdue Invitational T5 BIG EAST Champ T13 West Regional T88 ADAM HADWIN S STATISTICS Season Trn Rds Strokes Avg Low Top 10s Top20s Best Finish T-4, Twice T-3, Three Times T-5, Purdue Invitational Totals T-3, Three Times 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 25

26 Player Profiles Justin DORWARD Port St. Lucie, Fla. Before Louisville: Four-time Most Valuable Player for golf at Lincoln Park Academy... selected first team All-Area... finished second at the Florida State High School Championship... named Player of the Year in both Port St. Lucie and Martin County... played four years of varsity baseball... two-year member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Bert and Brenda Dorward... born 2/5/90... recipient of University of Louisville s National Scholar Program Academic Scholarship. Dorward s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Titleist D2 Fairway Wood: Callaway Steelhead 3 Irons: Callaway x-16 pro series Wedges: Titleist Bob Vokey spin milled 54, and 60 degree Putter: Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Ball: Titleist ProV1 X OFF THE COURSE Nickname: n/a Favorite athlete: Terrell Owens Favorite non-sports hero: Hugh Hefner Favorite golf course: Morgan Hill Favorite movie: Boondock Saints Favorite album: Carter 3 Favorite TV show: UFC Favorite Louisville athlete: The Fathauer twins Favorite sports team: Dallas Cowboys One word to describe this year s team: Young Three people I d like to play a round of golf with: Tiger Woods, Tony Romo, Natalie Gulbis NCAA Top 10 Finish

27 Player Profiles Alex LYALL Novi, Mich. Before Louisville: Three-year captain and No. 1 player at Novi High School... threetime Division I All-State performer... named to the All-KVC Academic Team three times... tied for 24th in overall points for the 2007 FCWT season... three-time MHSAA All-State selection and a three-time All-Conference performer... also named All-Oakland County first team... finished second at the 2007 AJGA Nationwide... qualified for the 2007 USGA Junior Amateur Championship and advanced to Match Play... medalist at the 2007 Michigan Junior Amateur qualifier. Personal: Son of Laurie and Evan Lyall... born 11/25/90... recipient of University of Louisville s National Scholar Program Academic Scholarship. Lyall s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Ping G10 Fairway Wood: Tour Edge Exotic Irons: Mizuno MP 62 Wedges: Taylormade TP 54/58 Putter: Rife Putter Ball: Titleist ProV1 x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: Al Favorite athlete: Carl Edwards Favorite non-sports hero: James Bond Favorite golf course: Birchwood Farms Favorite movie: Old School Favorite album: The Hustle by G. Love and Special Sauce Favorite TV show: Seinfeld Favorite Louisville athlete: Andre Black Favorite sports team: Detroit Pistons One word to describe this year s team: Electric Three people I d like to play a round with: Tiger Woods, Mitch Hedberg, Miguel Angel Jiminez 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 27

28 Player Profiles Lewis KIRTON Aberdeenshire, Scotland : Appeared in seven events... recorded a stroke average... fired a low round of 71 at the Rio Pinar Invitational where he placed 21st overall... shot a career-low 213 at the Alister MacKenzie, finishing 38th overall... placed 18th at the BIG EAST Championships with his = : Appeared in 12 events, including five events during the fall campaign... finished fifth on the squad with stroke average... recorded two top 10 finishes and a pair in the top 20 finishes... averaged in the first rounds of tournaments... tied for third at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate by shooting a career-low placed in a tie for 15th at the Rich Harvest Invitational... shot a career-low 70 in the first round of the Rio Pinar Intercollegiate... fired 219 to tie for 26th at the VCU/Mattaponi Springs Shootout...carded a career-low 217 and finished in a tie for 25th at the Palisades Collegiate Classic... tied for fourth place at the weather-shortened Robert Kepler Intercollegiate firing 71-77=148. Before Louisville: Finished sixth at the European Boys Championship in led team Scotland to a runnerup finish in 2006 European Boys Team championship... captain of victorious Scottish boys team which captured the 2006 Boys Home Internationals... finished in sixthplace at the Scottish Boys Open... runner-up in 2005 Scottish Boys strokeplay... placed fourth at the 2008 British Amateur, advancing to Match Play... earned a third-place finish at Sutherland Chalise in Scotland... finished fourth at Scotland s Under 21. Personal: Son of Fiona Mackay... born 6/29/88... major is exercise science. Kirton s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Taylor Made Superquad Fairway Wood: Wilson Staff Irons: Wilson Staff fi7 Wedges: Wilson Staff Putter: Cleveland TA milled Ball: Titleist pro v1x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: DJK Favorite athlete: Alan Shearer Favorite non-sports hero: My Grandfather, James Mackay MBE Favorite golf course: Kingsbarns Favorite movie: Braveheart Favorite album: Lil Wayne, tha carter 3 Favorite TV show: The Dragons Den Favorite Louisville athlete: Cindy LaCrosse Favorite sports team: Newcastle United F.C. One word to describe this year s team: Youngsters Three people I*d like to play a round of golf with: Alan Shearer, Kevin Keegan, Michael Owen NCAA Top 10 Finish

29 Career RESULTS Event T F Ping/Golfweek T59 Alister MacKenzie T38 Rio Pinar T21 Seminole T43 Jim Hackler T58 Mobile Bay T24 BIG EAST T Event T F Rich Harvest Farms T15 VCU/Mattaponi T26 Memphis Inter T17 Wolf Run Inter T3 Club Glove T22 UCF/Rio Pinar T72 Mission Inn T53 USA Spring Golf T53 Palisades Collegiate T25 Robert Kepler T4 BIG EAST Champ T29 NCAA Champ LEWIS KIRTON S STATISTICS Season Trn Rds Strokes Avg Low Top 10s Top20s Best Finish T-18, BIG EAST Championships T-3, Wolf Run Intercollegiate Totals T-3, Wolf Run Intercollegiate 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 29

30 Player Profiles Riley WHEELDON Courtenay, British Columbia Before Louisville: Joins the program as the 31st-ranked junior in the country according to Golfweek/Sagarin Junior rankings... member of the Canadian National Developmental Team and represented Canada in several international competitions... competed with the National Team at the 2008 Ron Moore Intercollegiate and finished tied for 28th... tied for fifth at the 2008 Callaway Junior World Championships and was 21st at the Canadian Junior Amateur... earned two top four finishes in the Royal Canadian Golf Association Future Links Championships... placed eighth at the Canadian Junior Boys Championship. Personal: Son of Bill and Leah Wheeldon... born 10/10/90... major is undecided. Wheeldon s PROFILE WHAT S IN THE BAG Driver: Titliest 905 D2 Fairway Wood: Titliest 3 wood and hybrid Irons: Titliest 695 MB Wedges: Titliest Bob Vokey 54, 60 Putter: Titleist Scotty Cameron Squareback Ball: Titliest Pro V 1 x OFF THE COURSE Nickname: N/A Favorite athlete: Tiger Woods Favorite non-sports hero: Kevin James (Doug Heffernan) Favorite golf course: Capilano Golf Course Favorite movie: Happy Gilmore Favorite album: Gary Allan - Live Hard Favorite TV show: King Of Queens Favorite Louisville athlete: Terrence Williams Favorite sports team: Toronto Raptors One word to describe this year s team: Promising Three people I d like to play a round of golf with: Tiger Woods, Charles Barkley, Natalie Gulbis NCAA Top 10 Finish

31 Louisville Men s Golf Statistics Name Tourn. Rds. Str Avg Top5 Top 10 Derek Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Adam Rainaud Adam Hadwin Johnny Delprete Lewis Kirton Andrew Freeman Karsten Clements Fall Team Results Date Tournament Location Finish Score Top ScoringIndividual Sept Inverness Intercollegiate Toledo, Ohio 5th/ (+23) T-10th, Derek Fathauer, 217 (+4) Sept Ping/Golfweek Preview West Lafayette, Ind. 12th/ (+34) T-11th, Derek Fathauer, 219 (+3) Oct. 8-9 Alister MacKenzie Invite Fairfax, Calif. 8th/ (-13) 1st, Daryl Fathauer, 200 (-13) Oct. 21 Mason Rudolph Inter. Nashville, Tenn. T-4th/ (+3) 3rd, Derek Fathauer, 69 (-2) Oct Bridgestone Collegiate Greensboro, N.C. 1st/ (-4) 1st, Derek Fathauer, 206 (-10) Feb UCF/Rio Pinar Invitational Orlando, Fla. 3rd/ (-5) T-4th, Derek Fathauer, 210 (-6) Mar. 2-3 Seminole Invitational Tallahassee, Fla. T-5th/ (+9) T-6th, Daryl Fathauer, 215 (-1) Mar General Hackler Inter. Myrtle Beach, S.C. 5th/ (+42) 1st, Derek Fathauer 217 (+1) Mar Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Mobile, Ala. 1st/ (+9) 1st, Adam Rainaud, 215 (-1) Apr. 7-8 Morris Williams Austin, Texas 8th/ (+35) T-4th, Adam Hadwin, 216 (+3) Apr Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Columbus, Ohio 7th/ (+65) T-5th, Adam Rainaud, 223 (+10) Apr BIG EAST Championships Cincinnati, Ohio 2nd/ (+12) 3, Adam Rainaud, 217 (+1) May NCAA Central Regional Columbus, Ohio T-4th/ (+42) T-17, Adam Hadwin, 223 (+10) May NCAA Championships West Lafayette, Ind. T (+61) T-13, Adam Rainaud, 298 (+10) SEASON SUPERLATIVES Best 18-Hole Scores-Individual 61 Daryl Fathauer Alister MacKenzie 65 Lewis Kirton Alister MacKenzie 65 Adam Hadwin UNCG Bridgestone 67 Daryl Fathauer Alister MacKenzie 67 Derek Fathauer UNCG Bridgestone 68 Derek Fathauer UNCG Bridgestone 68 Derek Fathauer Alister MacKenzie 68 Adam Rainaud BIG EAST Championships 69 Derek Fathauer Mason Rudolph 69 Adam Hadwin UNCG Bridgestone 69 Johnny Delprete UNCG Bridgestone 69 Adam Rainaud USA Mobile Bay 69 Daryl Fathauer USA Mobile Bay 69 Adam Hadwin Morris Williams Top 10 Finishes Daryl Fathauer Alister MacKenzie 1st Derek Fathauer UNCG Bridgestone 1st Derek Fathauer General Jim Hackler 1st Adam Rainaud USA Mobile Bay 1st Derek Fathauer USA Mobile Bay T-2nd Derek Fathauer Mason Rudolph 3rd Adam Rainaud BIG EAST T-3rd Adam Hadwin UNCG Bridgestone T-4th Adam Hadwin Morris Williams T-4th Derek Fathauer Rio Pinar T-4th Adam Rainaud Robert Kepler T-5th Daryl Fathauer Seminole Intercollegiate T-6th Derek Fathauer Robert Kepler T-7th Derek Fathauer BIG EAST T-7th Adam Hadwin BIG EAST T-7th Best 54-Hole Scores-Individual 200 Daryl Fathauer Alister MacKenzie 206 Derek Fathauer UNCG Bridgestone 210 Derek Fathauer Rio Pinar 211 Derek FAthauer Alister MacKenzie 213 Lewis Kirton Alister MacKenzie 213 Adam Hadwin UNCG Bridgestone Best 18Hole Scores-Team 270 Alister MacKenzie 278 Alister MacKenzie 279 UNCG Bridgestone 281 UNCG Bridgestone 285 Rio Pinar 286 Rio Pinar 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 31

32 Inverness Intercollegiate Sept Toledo, Ohio Par 71 Louisville =875 (+23) (5th of 16) Derek Fathauer = T-10 Adam Hadwin = T-22 Andrew Freeman = T-22 Adam Rainaud = T-30 Daryl Fathauer = T-50 Ping/Golfweek Preview Sept West Lafayette, Ind. Par 72 Louisville =898 (+34) (12th of 15) Derek Fathauer = T-11 Daryl Fathauer = T-40 Adam Rainaud = T-41 Lewis Kirton = T-59 Adam Hadwin = T-67 Alister MacKenizie Invitational Oct. 8-9 Fairfax, Calif. Par 71 Louisville =839(-13) (8th of 16) Daryl Fathauer = Derek Fathauer =211-2 T-28 Lewis Kirton =213 E T-38 Adam Hadwin T-50 Adam Rainaud T-76 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Oct. 21 Nashville, Tenn. Par 71 Louisville 287(+3) (T-4 of 18) Derek Fathauer 69-2 T-3 Daryl Fathauer T-21 Adam Hadwin T-21 Adam Rainaud T-41 Andrew Freeman UNCG Bridgeston Collegiate Championship Oct Greensboro, N.C. Par 72 Louisville =860(-4) (1st of 18) Derek Fathauer = Adam Hadwin =213-3 T-4 Johnny Delprete = T-40 Daryl Fathauer = T-43 Adam Rainaud T-48 Rio Pinar Invitational Feb Orlando, Fla. Par 72 Louisville =859(-5) (3rd of 18) Derek Fathauer =210-6 T-4 Lewis Kirton = T-21 Daryl Fathauer = T-27 Adam Rainuad = T-27 Adam Hadwin = T-34 Seminole Intercollegiate Mar. 2-3 Tallahassee, Fla. Par 72 Louisville =873(+9) (T-5 of 12) Daryl Fathauer =215-1 T-6 Derek Fathauer = T-11 Adam Rainaud = T-19 Adam Hadwin = T-36 Lewis Kirton = T-43 General Jim Hackler Mar Myrtle Beach, S.C. Par 72 Louisville =906(+42) (5 of 15) Derek Fathauer = Adam Rainaud = T-20 Daryl Fathauer = T-31 Adam Hadwin = T-39 Lewis Kirton = T Tournament Results USA Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Mar Mobile, Ala. Par 72 Louisville =873(+9) (1st of 12) Adam Rainaud = Derek Fathauer = T-2 Daryl Fathauer = T-12 Adam Hadwin = T-12 Lewis Kirton =227 =11 T-24 Morris Williams Intercollegiate Apr. 7-8 Austin, Texas Par 71 Louisville =887(+35) (8 of 15) Adam Hadwin = T-4 Daryl Fathauer = T-13 Adam Rainaud = T-23 Derek Fathauer = T-55 Karsten Clements = T-70 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Apr Columbus, Ohio Par 71 Louisville =917(+65) (8 of 14) Adam Rainaud = T-5 Derek Fathauer = T7 Daryl Fathauer = T-39 Adam Hadwin = T-58 Andrew Freeman = T-58 BIG EAST Championships Apr Cincinnati, Ohio Par 72 Louisville =876(+12) (2 of 12) Adam Rainaud = T-3 Derek Fathauer = T-7 Adam Hadwin = T-7 Daryl Fathauer = Lewis Kirton = T-18 NCAA Central Regional May Columbus, Ohio Par 71 Wake Forest Oklahoma State Illinois Florida Louisville Alabama Texas A&M Kent State Penn State Indiana Tennessee EKU Michigan E. Michigan Georgia Tech Lamar Ohio State Colorado Arkansas TCU Wichita State UT-Arlington Cleveland State Marquette Baylor Sacred Heart Loyola College Louisville Scores Adam Hadwin = T-17 Derek Fathauer = T-20 Adam Rainaud = T-20 Daryl Fathauer = T-65 Karsten Clements = T NCAA Top 10 Finish NCAA Championships May West Lafayette, Ind. Par 71 Team Standings UCLA Stanford USC Oklahoma St Clemson Kent State Washington Charlotte Georgia Louisville Florida Texas A&M Alabama San Diego St Middle Tenn Missed Cut Arizona St Auburn Augusta State East Tennessee Illinois Indiana Mississippi St Oregon Penn State Saint Mary s Texas UAB UC Irvine Virginia Wake Forest Louisville Scores Adam Rainaud =298 T-13 Derek Fathauer =299 T-16 Adam Hadwin =310 T-55 Karsten Clements =313 T-64 Daryl Fathauer =322 T-78 Karsten Clements

33 Individual Results Derek Fathauer Event T F Daryl Fathauer Event T F Inverness T-10 Inverness T-50 Ping/Golfweek T-11 Ping/Golfweek T-40 Alister MacKenzie T-28 Alister MacKenzie Mason Rudolph T-3 Mason Rudolph T-21 UNCG Bridgestone UNCG Bridgestone T-43 Rio Pinar T-4 Rio Pinar T-27 Seminole T-11 Seminole T-6 Jim Hackler Jim Hackler T-31 Mobile Bay T-2 Mobile Bay T-12 Morris Williams T-55 Morris Williams T-13 Robert Kepler T-7 Robert Kepler T-39 BIG EAST T-7 BIG EAST NCAA Central Reg T-20 NCAA Central Reg T-65 NCAA Champ T-16 NCAA Champ T-78 T-13 Adam Hadwin Event T F Andrew Freeman Inverness T-22 Event T F Ping/Golfweek T-67 Inverness T-22 Alister MacKenzie T-50 Mason Rudolph Mason Rudolph T-21 Robert Kepler T-58 Daryl Fathauer UNCG Bridgestone T-4 Rio Pinar T-34 Lewis Kirton Seminole T-36 Event T F Jim Hackler T-39 Ping/Golfweek T-59 Mobile Bay T-12 Alister MacKenzie T-38 Morris Williams T-4 Rio Pinar T-21 Robert Kepler T-58 Seminole T-43 BIG EAST T-7 Jim Hackler T-58 NCAA Central Reg T-17 Mobile Bay T-24 NCAA Champ T-55 BIG EAST T-18 Karsten Clements Adam Rainaud Event T F Event Morris Williams T 237 F T-70 Inverness T-30 NCAA Central Reg T-85 Ping/Golfweek T-41 NCAA Champ T-64 Alister MacKenzie T-76 Mason Rudolph T-21 Johnny Delprete UNCG Bridgestone T-48 Event T F Rio Pinar T-27 UNCG Bridgestone T-40 Seminole T-19 Jim Hackler T-20 Mobile Bay Morris Williams T-23 Robert Kepler T-5 BIG EAST T-3 NCAA Central Reg T-20 NCAA Champ T NCAA Top 10 Finish 33

34 All-Time Medalists Name Score Year Tournament Daryl Fathauer 200 (-13) Alister MacKenzie Derek Fathauer 206 (-10) Bridgestone Collegiate Derek Fathauer 217 (+1) General Hackler Adam Rainaud 215 (-1) Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Daryl Fathauer 209 (-7) BIG EAST Championship Derek Fathauer 214 (+1) Wolf Run Intercollegiate Derek Fathauer 221(+5) Rich Harvest Intercollegiate Daryl Fathauer 140 (-5) Louisiana Classic Derek Fathauer 202 (-14) BIG EAST Championship Derek Fathauer 214 (-6) Forest Oaks Charlie Woo 206 (-7) Cardinal Intercollegiate Grant Sturgeon 210 (-6) San Diego Invitational Kris Maffet 217 (+1) C-USA Championship Kris Maffet 220 (+4) Colonel Classic Danny Baron 147 (+3) Murray State Invitational Kris Maffet 223 (+7) Xavier Intercollegiate Steve Honchell 149 (+5) Bellarmine Intercollegiate Steve Honchell 211 (-5) WKU Classic Dan Utley 216 (E) Johnny Owens Intercollegiate Jay Davis 213 (-3)* Murray St. Invitational Jay Davis 213 (-3) Colonel Classic P.J. McDougal 148 (+4) Kentucky Intercollegiate Jay Davis 76 (+3) Cumberland Invitational Jeff Wilson 71 (-1) Ball State Invitational Billy Lewis 215 (-1)* Kentucky Intercollegiate Jeff Wilson 71 (-1) Ball State Invitational Jeff Wilson 72 (E) Bellarmine Invitational Mike Bibb 71 (-1) Centre Invitational Dennis Dolci 213 (-3) Purdue Invitational Marty Storch 69 (-2) Ball State Invitational Dale McGee 68 (-4) IU Southeast Invitational Ted Schulz 68 (-4) Evansville Invitational * - denotes lost in playoff All-Time Tournament Championships Year Tournament Score Bridgestone Collegiate = Mobile Bay Intercollegiate = BIG EAST Championship = Mission Inn Intercollegiate = Robert Kepler Intercollegiate = Rich Harvest Farms = VCU/Mattaponi Springs = Memphis Intercollegiate = Pioneer Classic = Cleveland State Invitational Forest Oaks Intercollegiate = Marshall Invitational = Fall Shores Classic = Cardinal Intercollegiate = Earl Yestingmeier Invitational = Johnny Owens Invitational = EKU Intercollegiate = Murray St. Invitational = Colonel Classic = Bellarmine Intercollegiate = Johnny Owens Invitational = Johnny Owens Invitational = Murray St. Invitational = Embry Riddle Intercollegiate = Kentucky Intercollegiate = Eagle Classic = Kentucky Intercollegiate = Bellarmine Invitational Ball State Invitational IU-Southeast Invitational n/a Bellarmine Invitational n/a Evansville Invitational NCAA Top 10 Finish

35 The Cardinal Record Book Lowest 54-Hole Score Score Name Year Tournament 200 Daryl Fathauer Alister Mackenzie 202 Derek Fathauer BIG East Championship 205 Brett Jones Baylor Invitational 206 Charlie Woo Cardinal Intercollegiate 206 Derek Fathauer Bridgestone Collegiate 206 Derek Fathauer Barona Cup 206 Daryl Fathauer Barona Cup 206 Adam Hadwin Mattaponi Springs 207 Brett Jones Atlanta Intercollegiate 207 Derek Fathauer Cardinal Intercollegiate 208 Derek Fathauer Mattaponi Springs 208 Daryl Fathauer Pioneer Classic 208 Adam Hadwin Pioneer Classic 209 Derek Fathauer BIG EAST Championship 209 Derek Fathauer Linger Longer Chis Campbell Brett Jones Lowest 18-Hole Individual Scores Score Name Year Tournament 61 (-10) Daryl Fathauer 2007 Alister Mackenzie 64 (-8) Daryl Fathauer 2005 Xavier Invitational 64 (-8) Matt McClure C-USA Championships 65 (-9) Lewis Kirton 2007 Alister Mackenzie 65 (-6) Adam Hadwin 2007 Bridgestone Classic 66 (-5) Derek Fathauer Wolf Run Intercollegiate 66 (-6) Derek Fathauer Cardinal Intercollegiate 66 (-6) Derek Fathauer USA Spring Classic 66 (-6) Brett Jones Earl Yestingmeier Invititational 66 (-6) Brett Jones C-USA Championships 66 (-6) Jay Davis EKU Invitational 66 (-6) Brett Jones Beau Chene Classic 66 (-6) Daryl Fathauer Xavier Intercollegiate 66 (-6) Daryl Fathauer 2005 Barona Cup 66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2005 Xavier Invitational 66 (-6) Derek Fathauer BIG EAST 66 (-6) Derek Fathauer BIG EAST 67 (5-) Derek Fathauer Cardinal Intercollegiate Lowest 18-Hole Team Scores Score Year Tournament Rd Earl Yestingmeier Invitational Barona Intercollegiate Xavier Intercollegiate Baylor Invitational Beau Chene Classic Earl Yestingmeier Invitational Xavier Invitational Ron Smith Invitational Barona Intercollegiate BIG EAST Championship VCU/Mattaponi Springs BIG EAST Championship 2 Individual Tournament Win Tournaments Won, Season 2, Derek Fathauer , Derek Fathauer , Kris Maffet , Jay Davis , Jeff Wilson Tournaments Victories, Career 6, Derek Fathauer Brad Faulkner 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 35

36 The Cardinal Record Book Season Stroke Average Name Avg. Rds/Strokes Year 1. Derek Fathauer /2, Derek Fathauer / Brett Jones /2, Derek Fathauer / Daryl Fathauer / Derek Fathauer /2, Daryl Fathauer /2, Adam Hadwin /2, Charlie Woo /3, Grant Sturgeon /2, Chris Campbell /2, Adam Rainaud Charlie Woo Adam Hadwin Season Top 10 Finishes Name Top 10 s Year 1. Derek Fathauer Jay Davis Derek Fathauer Jay Davis Derek Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Jay Davis Brett Jones Daryl Fathauer Derek Fathauer Adam Hadwin Chris Campbell Brad Faulkner Steve Honchell Steve Honchell Charlie Woo Charlie Woo Career Stroke Average Name Avg. Rds/Strokes Years 1. Derek Fathauer /11, Daryl Fathauer /11, Adam Hadwin /8, Brett Jones /11, Mark Anderson /3, Charlie Woo /10, Adam Rainaud /8, Grant Sturgeon /7, Chris Campbell /9, Jay Davis /10, Steve Honchell /8, Brad Faulkner /9, Danny Baron /7, Kris Maffet /9, Season Top 20 Finishes Name Top 20 s Year 1. Derek Fathauer Jay Davis Jay Davis Daryl Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Brett Jones Derek Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Brad Faulkner Derek Fathauer Steve Honchell Jay Davis Grant Sturgeon Chris Campbell Jason Applegate Steve Honchell Charlie Woo NCAA Top 10 Finish

37 The Cardinal Record Book Career Top 10 Finishes Name Top 10 s Years 1. Jay Davis Derek Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Steve Honchell Brett Jones Chris Campbell Russ Johnson Keith Ohr Brad Faulkner Adam Hadwin Grant Sturgeon Kris Maffet Career Top 20 Finishes Name Top 20 s Years 1. Jay Davis Derek Fathauer Daryl Fathauer Brett Jones Steve Honchell Chris Campbell Keith Ohr Brad Faulkner Kris Maffet Russ Johnson Steve Murray Adam Hadwin Derek Fathauer (left) on the ninth green at the Palmer Cup with partner Michael Thompson. Single Round Team Score Score Year Tournament Rd Earl Yestingmeier Invitational Barona Intercollegiate Xavier Intercollegiate Baylor Invitational Beau Chene Classic Earl Yestingmeier Invitational Xavier Invitational Ron Smith Invitational Barona Intercollegiate BIG EAST Championship VCU/Mattaponi Springs BIG EAST Championship 2 54-Hole Team Score Score Year Tournament Pioneer Classic Barona Cup Marshall Invitational Xavier Invitational BIG EAST Championship Earl Yestingmeier Invitational Cardinal Intercollegiate VCU/Mattaponi Springs Hyatt Plantation Xavier Intercollegiate Cardinal Intercollegiate Memphis Intercollegiate Derek Fathauer tees off at Palmer Cup. Team Stroke Average Year Avg. Rds/Strokes /11, /11, /11, /11, /10, /10, /11, /8, /10, /10, NCAA Top 10 Finish 37

38 All-Conference and All-America Honors BIG EAST Individual Champions 2006 Derek Fathauer 2007 Daryl Fathauer All-BIG EAST 2008 Adam Rainaud 2008 Adam Hadwin 2008 Derek Fathauer 2007 Derek Fathauer 2007 Daryl Fathauer 2007 Adam Rainaud 2007 Adam Hadwin Four-Time All-Conference Derek Fathauer is the school s only four-time All-Conference performer at the University of Louisville. He earned All-BIG EAST honors for three straight seasons and one as a member of Conference USA. Three-Time All-Conf. Daryl Fathauer Two-Time All-Conf. Adam Rainaud Adam Hadwin Brad Faulkner 2006 Derek Fathauer 2006 Daryl Fathauer BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2007 Mark Crabtree BIG EAST Finishes nd st nd (lost in playoff ) All-Conference USA 2005 Daryl Fathauer Derek Fathauer 2004 Charlie Woo 2003 Mark Anderson Brett Jones NCAA Championship Top 10 Finishers 2001 Chris Campbell 1999 Brad Faulkner 1998 Kris Maffet Brad Faulkner 1997 Jason Applegate Michael Thorp 1996 Matt McClure Keith Ohr Louisville All-Americans Third Team 2007 Derek Fathauer 2008 Derek Fathauer 2007 BIG EAST Championship Team Honorable Mention Adam Rainaud NCAA Top 10 Finish

39 2008 NCAA Championships May 28-May 31 West Lafayette, Ind. The Kampen Course Par 72 Team Score 1. UCLA =1194 (+42) 2. Stanford =1195 (+43) 3. USC =1196 (+44) 4. Oklahoma State =1200 (+48) 5. Clemson =1201 (+49) 6. Kent State =1204 (+52) 7. Washington =1208 (+56) 8. Charlotte =1210 (+58) 9. Georgia =1210 (+58) 10. Louisville =1213 (+61) UL Finishes: T13 Adam Rainaud =298 T16 Derek Fathauer =299 T55 Adam Hadwin =310 T64 Karsten Clements = Daryl Fathauer = NCAA Central Regional May 15-May 17 Columbus, Ohio. Scarlet Course Par 71 Team Score 1. Wake Forest =879 (+27) 2. Oklahoma State =889 (+37) 3. Illinois =891 (+39) 4. Florida =894 (+42) Louisville =894 (+42) 6. Alabama =896 (+44) 7. Texas A&M =897 (+45) 8. Kent State =898 (+46) Penn State =898 (+46) 10. Indiana =901 (+49) 11. Tennessee =902 (+50) 12. E. Kentucky =904 (+52) Michigan =904 (+52) 14. E. Michigan =906 (+54) 15. Georgia Tech =908 (+56) UL Finishes: T-17 Adam Hadwin =223 T-20 Derek Fathauer =224 T-20 Adam Rainaud =224 T-65 Daryl Fathauer =229 T-85 Karsten Clements = NCAA Championships May 30-June 3 Williamsburg, Va. Golden Horseshoe Club Par 70 Team Team Score 1. Stanford =828 (-12) 2. Coastal Carolina =830 (-10) 3. Charlotte =838 (-2) Alabama =838 (-2) 5. Georgia =840 (E) 6. Georgia Tech =843 (+3) 7. UCLA =846 (+6) 8. Florida =848 (+8) Minnesota =848 (+8) 10. South Carolina =849 (+9) Duke =849 (+9) 12. Lamar =850 (+10) Texas =850 (+10) 14. Oklahoma St =851 (+11) Cardinals in the NCAA Florida St =851(+11) Tennessee =851 (+11) 17. Georgia St =852 (+12) 18. East Tenn. St =854 (+14) Arizona St =854 (+14) Southern Cal =854 (+14) 21. North Carolina =855 (+15) Vanderbilt =855 (+15) 23. Michigan St =857 (+17) 24. Arizona =858 (+18) 25. Tulsa =858 (+19) 26. Wake Forest =865 (+25) 27. Louisville =868 (+28) UL Finishes: T23 Adam Hadwin =210 T92 Adam Rainaud =217 T124 Derek Fathauer =221 T127 Daryl Fathauer =222 T144 Lewis Kirton = NCAA Central Regional May Sugar Grove, Ill. Rich Harvest Farms Par 72 Team Team Score 1. Tulsa =895 (+31) 2. Alabama =898 (+34) 3. Louisville =899 (+35) 4. Lamar =900 (+36) 5. Tennessee =904 (+40) 6. Oklahoma St =906 (+42) 7. Texas Tech =907 (+43) 8. Michigan St =915 (+51) 9. Texas =916 (+52) 10. Minnesota =918 (+54) Texas A&M =918 (+54) 12. Wisconsin =919 (+55) 13. Northwestern =920 (+56) 14. Illinois St =924 (+60) 15. SE La =925 (+61) 16. Wichita State =930 (+66) Western Illinois =930 (+66) 18. Baylor =937 (+73) 19. Colorado =940 (+76) 20. Purdue =941 (+77) 21. Nebraska =943 (+79) Oklahoma =943 (+79) 23. SMU =945 (+81) 24. Kansas =947 (+83) 25. TCU =957 (+93) 26. Siena =997(+133) 27. Texas Southern =1028(+164) UL Finishes: 8 Adam Hadwin =222 T9 Daryl Fathauer =223 T14 Derek Fathauer =224 T44 Adam Rainaud = Andrew Freeman = NCAA West Regional May Tucson, Ariz. Omni Tucson National Par 72 Team Team Score T1 Arizona =827 (-37) T1 Florida =827 (-37) T3 Arizona St =840 (-24) T3 Washington =840 (-24) 5 NC State =845 (-19) T6 BYU =847 (-17) T6 Loyola Mary =847 (-17) 8 E. Tennessee St =849 (-15) T9 Pepperdine =857 (-13) T9 Nevada =851 (-13) 11 New Mexico St =856 (-8) T12 Fresno St =858 (-6) T12 New Mexico =858 (-6) T14 Alabama =860 (-4) T14 Stanford =860 (-4) 16 UC-Irvine =861 (-3) T17 San Diego St =862 (-2) T17 Houston =862 (-2) 19 Cal Poly =866 (+2) 20 Baylor =868 (+4) T22 Louisville (+16) UL Finishes T46 Derek Fathauer =214 T88 Adam Hadwin =221 T99 Adam Rainaud =223 T115 Daryl Fathauer =226 T125 Brent Holmes = NCAA East Regional May Nashville, Tenn. Golf Club of Tennessee Pa r71 Team Team Score 1. Wake Forest = Tennessee = Georgia = Florida = Georgia State = Alabama =847 Georgia Tech = Coastal Carolina = Duke = Georgia Southern = Clemson = Virginia = East Tennessee St = North Carolina = Louisville = Central Florida = Charlotte = Towson =875 Indiana = Penn State = Maryland = UNC-Wilmington = Vanderbilt = Army = Rutgers = Rhode Island = Boston College =932 UL Finishes: T61 Derek Fathauer =218 T68 Brett Jones =219 T68 Charlie Woo =219 T77 Brent Holmes =221 T82 Daryl Fathauer = NCAA Top 10 Finish 39

40 All-Time Results Event Finish Inverness Intercollegiate 5th of 16 Ping/Golfweek Preview 12th of 15 Alister MacKenzie Invite 8th of 16 Mason Rudolph T-4th of 18 Bridgestone Intercollegiate 1st of 15 UCF/Rio Pinar 3rd of 18 Seminole Invitational T-5th of 12 General Hackler Invitational 5th of 15 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Morris Williams Invitational 8th of 15 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 7th of 14 BIG EAST Championships 2nd of 12 NCAA Central Regional T-4th of 27 NCAA Championships 10th of Event Finish Rich Harvest Farms 1st of 12 VCU/Mattaponi Springs T-1st of 15 Memphis Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Wolf Run 1st of 10 Clubglove Intercollegiate 5th of 12 Rio Pinar Intercollegiate 4th of 18 Mission Inn Collegiate 1st of 16 USA Spring Golf Classic 4th of 12 Palisades Collegiate Classic T-5th of 18 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 1st of 16 BIG EAST Championships 1st of 12 Linger Longer Invitational 11th of 15 NCAA Central Regional 3rd of 27 NCAA Championships 27th of Event Finish Cleveland State Invitational 1st of 17 Cardinal Intercollegiate 2nd of 14 Club Glove Intercollegiate 4th of 12 Xavier Invitational 3rd of 19 Barona Cup 3rd of 19 Rio Pinar Intercollegiate 4th of 18 Hyatt Plantation Club T3rd of 11 Pioneer Classic 1st of 17 Carter Plantation Invitational 8th of 12 Bridgestone Classic 8th of 12 Boilermaker Invitational 4th 0f 12 BIG EAST Championship 2nd of 12 NCAA West Regional T-22nd of Event Finish Mid-Pines Invitational 4th of 17 Cardinal Intercollegiate 1st of 19 Memphis Intercollegiate 4th of 16 Xavier Intercollegiate 4th of 18 Coca Cola Tourn. of Champ. T-5th of 15 Fall Shores Classic 1st of 12 UCF/Rio Rinar Intercollegiate 3rd of 18 Louisiana Classic T-4th of 15 General Jim Hackler Invite 5th of 12 UALR First Tee Classic T-8th of 16 Forest Oaks Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Marshall Invitational 1st of 16 C-USA Cham pionship 5th of 14 NCAA East Regional 15th of Event Finish Mean Green Invitational 5th of 16 Kansas Fall Invitational 4th of 14 Cardinal Intercollegiate 3rd of 14 Barona Collegiate Cup 15th of 17 Fall Beach Classic 7th of 15 Matlock Invitational 10th of 15 Seminole Intercollegiate 9th of 12 General Jim Hackler Invite 10th of 18 El Diablo Intercollegiate 10th of 17 Johnny Owens Invitational 6th of 12 Boilermaker Invitational 11th of 18 Conference USA Champ. 8th of 12 Bruce Fossum-Taylor Made 12th of Event Finish Mid Pines Intercollegiate 5th of 14 U of L Cardinal Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Adams Cup of Newport 7th of 17 Barona Collegiate Cup 14th of 17 Baylor Invitational 5th of 16 Beau Chene Classic T-8th of 15 Coastal Carolina 9th of 14 El Diablo Invitational T-7th of 19 Johnny Owens Invitational T-7th of 15 Marshall Invitational 4th of 16 ASU Indian Classic 10th of 19 C-USA Championship 5th of 14 Atlanta Intercollegiate 10th of Event Finish Mid Pines Intercollegiate 4th of 14 Earl Yestingmeier Invitational 1st of 19 Michigan Invitational T-12th of 20 Xavier Invitational 14th of 19 Coca-Cola Tourn. of Champions 12th of 15 Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic 6th of 15 Beau Chene Collegiate Classic T-5th of 18 Emerald Coast Collegiate 5th of 11 El Diablo Invitational T-2nd of 20 Johnny Owens Invitational 8th of 18 Marshall Invitational 13th of 20 C-USA Championship 5th of Event Finish CSINet/Minnesota Invitational 6th of 12 Northern Intercollegiate 15th of 18 Xavier Invitational T-7th of 20 Stephen F. Austin Classic T-7th of 17 San Diego State Invitational 3rd of 13 Beau Rivage College Classic T-3rd of 16 Birkdale Collegiate Classic 5th of 15 El Diablo Intercollegiate T-6th of 24 Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 7th of 17 Marshall Invitational 10th of 20 C-USA Championships T-3rd of Event Finish Gunby Jordan Intercollegiate 3rd of 14 Kansas Invitational 3rd of 17 Legends of Indiana 5th of 16 Xavier Provident Invitational 14th of 19 U of L Intercollegiate 5th of 18 Ron Smith Invitational T-11th of 18 Silver Springs Invitational T-10th of 19 Beau Chene Collegiate Classic 6th of 18 Johnny Owens Invitational 1st of 16 Marshall Invitational 18th of 20 C-USA Championships 4th of 12 Fossum Spartan Invitational T-7th of Event Finish Murray State Intercollegiate 2nd of 11 Colonel Classic T-2nd of 13 Legends of Indiana T-5th of 18 Xavier Provident Invitational T-6th of 19 Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate 4th of 20 Ron Smith Invitational 10th of 17 Golden Ocala Invitational T-11th of 18 Johnny Owens Invitational 10th of 18 Marshall Invitational T-17th of 20 C-USA Championships 11th of 12 Fossum Invitational 10th of 17 Wolverine Invitational T-13th of Event Finish Colonel Classic 5th of 11 Legends of Indiana 15th of 18 Kroger Intercollegiate 14th of 18 Persimmon Ridge Inter. 13th of 23 Ron Smith Invitational 7th of 18 Golden Ocala Invitational T-6th of 18 Eastern Kentucky Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Johnny Owens Invitational T-3rd of 20 Marshall Invitational 10th of 20 C-USA Championship 3rd of 12 Firestone Invitational 8th of 19 Wolverine Invitational 16th of Event Finish People s First Classic 7th of 12 Colonel Classic 3rd of 14 Kroger Intercollegiate 7th of 18 Persimmon Ridge Inter. T-9th of 18 Ron Smith Invitational 18th of 20 Bradford Creek Classic 12th of 24 Murray State Invitational 1st of 8 Johnny Owens Classic 10th of 18 Marshall Invitational 14th of 18 C-USA Championship 4th of 12 Legends of Indiana 14th of 18 Fossum Invitational 15th of NCAA Top 10 Finish

41 All-Time Results Event Finish People s First Classic 2nd of 11 Wolverine Invitational 8th of 21 Colonel Classic 1st of 15 Kroger Intercollegiate 4th of 18 Persimmon Ridge Inter. 13th of 17 Ron Smith Invitational 21st of 21 Bellarmine Intercollegiate 1st of 11 Johnny Owens Classic 3rd of 16 Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18 Legends of Indiana 9th of 18 Kepler Intercollegiate 4th of 18 C-USA Championship 5th of Event Finish Summit Classic 9th of 15 Northern Intercollegiate 14th of 19 Colonel Classic 5th of 18 John Dromo Invitational 2nd of 7 Ron Smith Invitational 18th of 20 Embry Riddle Invitational 6th of 26 Sultan s Run Intercollegiate 3rd of 18 Johnny Owens Classic 1st of 13 Marshall Invitational 8th of 18 Metro Conference Championship 5th of 7 Kepler Intercollegiate 7th of Event Finish Murray State Invitational 5th of 13 Sharp s Midwestern Invitational 3rd of 12 Colonel Classic 3rd of 14 Northern Intercollegiate 22 of 24 Persimmon Ridge Inter. 12th of 18 Ron Smith Invitational 16th of 18 Sultans Run Intercollegiate 2nd of 11 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 1st of 14 Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18 Metro Conference Championship 6th of 7 Kent State Invitational 8th of 19 Kepler Intercollegiate 12th of Event Finish Murray State Invitational 1st of 16 Sharp s Midwestern Invitational 7th of 12 Northern Intercollegiate 18th of 20 Persimmon Ridge Inter. 12th of 18 Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 4th of 25 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 6th of 22 Oak Meadow Intercollegiate 6th of 13 Marshall Invitational 2nd of 18 Kepler Intercollegiate 12th of 20 Fossum Intercollegiate T-15th of 20 Metro Conference Championship 7th of Event Finish Murray State Invitational 1st of 13 Colonel Classic 2nd of 18 Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate T-7 of 12 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate T-12 of 18 Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 1st of 24 Oak Meadow Intercollegiate 4th of 16 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 4th of 16 Marshall Invitational T-14th of 18 Firestone Intercolegiate 12th of 35 Kepler Intercollegiate T-7th of 18 Metro Conference Championship 4th of Event Finish Ram Intercollegiate 11th of 18 Northern Intercollegiate T-16 of 22 Colonel Classic 13th of 20 Kentucky Intercollegiate 5th of 6 College of Charleston Invite T-5th of 16 Kiawah Island Invitational T-12th of 18 Embry Riddle Invitational 10th of 25 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 16th of 25 Ohio Collegiate Classic 5th of 10 Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18 Kepler Intercollegiate T-11th of 23 Midwestern Invitational 5th of 13 Firestone Intercollegiate 2nd of 17 Metro Conference Championship 4th of Event Finish Johnny Bench Intercollegiate 4th of 22 Colonel Classic 2nd of 18 Buckeye Fall Classic 15th of 17 Kentucky Intercollegiate 1st of 6 Embry-Riddle Intercollegiate 7th of 27 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate T-18 of 25 Indianapolis Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 Cumberland Classic 2nd of 11 Marshall Invitational T-2nd of 21 Oak Meadow Classic 3rd of 13 Firestone Invitational 7th of 32 Midwestern Invitational T-7th of 19 Metro Conference Championships 7th of Event Finish Johnny Bench Intercollegiate T-2nd of 20 Butler Intercollegiate 17th of 18 Buckeye Fall Classic 3rd of 15 Purdue Fall Invitational 2nd of 11 College of Charleston Invite 12th of 18 Budget Central Florida Classic 12th of 18 Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 7th of 25 Colonel Classic 4th of 17 Johnny Owens Invitational 4th of 19 Marshall Invitational T-4th of 18 Eagle Classic 1st of 12 Akron Invitational 11th of 17 Midwestern Invitational 7th of 15 Metro Conference Championships 6th of Event Finish Fairfield Bay Classic 6th of 12 Illinois Intercollegiate 14th of 18 Robbins Memorial Tournament 3rd of 14 Kentucky Intercollegiate 1st of 6 Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 5th of 24 Colonel Classic 4th of 20 Wildcat Classic 8th of 15 Ball State Invitational 2nd of 15 Marshall Invitational 6th of 18 Kepler Intercollegiate 9th of 23 Zip Invitational 3rd of 18 Mid-America Tournament 8th of 16 Metro Conference Championship 4th of Event Finish Orlando Orange Classic 11th of 18 Colonel Classic 6th of 17 Purdue Invitational 6th of 16 Marshall Invitational 12th of 18 Ball State Invitational 3rd of 13 Kepler Intercollegiate 15th of 23 Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 8th of 18 Vanderbilt Intercollegiate 3rd of 16 Metro Conference Championship 5th of Event Finish Murray State Invitational 4th of 13 Hillman Robbins 7th of 15 Buckeye Classic 8th of 19 Gamecock Invitational 12th of 12 Central Florida Invitational 4th of 8 Shorter College Invitational 7th of 9 Colonel Classic 19th of 19 Bellarmine Invitational 1st of 15 Purdue Invitational 12th of 15 Ball State Invitational 2nd of 14 Marshall Invitational 14th of 18 Mississippi State Invitational 14th of 14 Kentucky Invitational 10th of 12 Centre Invitational 2nd of 6 Metro Conference Championship 4th of NCAA Top 10 Finish 41

42 - A - Abell, Embry Alfred, J.P.... n/a Allison, Chester Anderson, Mark Applegate, Jason Ashwood, Stuart Aton, Randy Austin, Thomas B - Baron, Danny Bascom, Matt Beisler, Ted Bell, Paul Benasmak, Joe Bibb, Mike Borden, Nathan Bouse, Robert Brinkman, George Brinkman, Rusty... n/a Britt, Matthew Brown, Greg Brown, Jouett Burney, Bob Burton, Fred, Jr Byers, Maurice C - Cain, Frank Campbell, Chris Caniff, Brandon Carpenter, Jack Clements, Karsten Colyer, Jerald Combs, David Conklin, Gary Conlon, Mark Connaughton, James Conway, Bryan Cross, Robert Cullen, Brown, Jr D - Davis, Jay Day, Bruce Denham, Ernie Diehlman, Kent Dow, Condit Dudley, Mike Dunlap, Steve E - Eden, Rusty Epley, Jim Eubanks, Robert F - Farlee, Harold Fathauer, Daryl University of Louisville Men s Golf All-Time Letterwinners Fathauer, Derek Faulkner, Brad Fearneyhough, C.M Ferriell, Jim, Jr Flannery, Jerry Frank, Steven Freeman, Andrew Freibert, John Fuchs, David Fugate, Allan Fuller, Bob Fuller, Joel G - Gade, Matthew Garrett, Fred, Jr George, Steven Giammersi, Michael Gibson, Bill Gilbert, Allen H - Haag, Bob Hadwin, Adam Halterman, Dean Hamilton, Mark Hanna, William Hartfield, Brad Hartlage,Chris Hassett, Steven Hellmann, Joshua Hinchcliffe, Phil Henry, Charles Hinton, H.L Holmes, Brent Honchell, Steve Humphreys, Horace J - Jefferies, Adam Jefferies, Justin Jennings, Deron Johnson, Russ Johnson, Tom Jones, Brett K - Kalbfleisch, Tom Kehoe, Mike Kelsey, Jerry Kershner, Robert Kinsolving, Lucien Kirton, Lewis Klein, Paul Klondike, Rod Knotts, John Kordes, Rod L - Lally, Charles, Jr Langan, Marion Lenahan, Joe NCAA Top 10 Finish Lenahan, Mark Lepping, Skip Lepping, William Lerch, Andy Lewis, Billy Long, Dennis Lowry, Edwin, Jr Lowry, Edwin, Sr M - Maffet, Kris McCall, Ches McCann, Ryan McClure, Matt McMenamin, Steve McMenamin, John... n/a Meyer, Eugene Miller, Doug Miller, Jamie Miller, Stephen... n/a Mohr, John Morehead, Harry Morris, Benjamin Morris, Marshall... n/a Moss, Jack Murray, Steve Musselman, Tom N - Neat, Curt Newcomb, Nicklaus Nix, Robert Nutt, Gilbert Nuwash, Geoff O - O Bannon, Whitney Ohr, Keith Osborne, Chris P - Pearl, Nick Powell, Tim R - Rainaud, Adam Read, George Reed, Walter, III Reiber, William Riehm, John S - Schaffner, Brad Schmitt, Richard Schulz, Ted Scott, James Shelton, John Shinkle, Terry Shircliffe, Charles Simpson, James... n/a Simpson, Robert Singer, Paul Slung, Hilton Smith, Kenneth Smither, Lee Spragens, Robert Stewart, Richard Storch, Marty Straub, Vernon Sturgeon, Grant T - Tabb, William Thompson, Denny Thorp, Michael Thrasher, Mike Toland, Mark U - Utley, Dan V - Vaughn, David Voss, Doug W - Wallace, Matt Wilson, Jeff Witten, David Woo, Charlie

43 It s Happening Here! When the University of Louisville adopted that simple motto in the winter of 2008, it challenged itself and its community to strive for excellence. It also sent a message to the nation that Kentucky s metropolitan research university is on the verge of greatness. One of the nation s oldest metropolitan universities, U of L has a longstanding reputation in areas such as business, law, engineering and medicine. The university is building on that reputation, establishing itself as a national leader in areas ranging from the humanities to entrepreneurship, from logistics and distribution to music composition, from social work to nursing and dentistry. In 1998, U of L announced its Challenge for Excellence, a program designed to raise the university to national prominence within 10 years. Efficiency on campus has been improved in recent years and university funds have been refocused on high-priority programs. The effort already has paid off through national attention on the university and through benefits to the citizens of Louisville, Kentucky, Indiana and other areas around the nation and the world. In fall 2000, the university was one of 147 universities to achieve the Doctoral/Research University-Extensive designation from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. U of L s transplantation research program received international acclaim in 1999 after performing only the second successful hand transplant in the world. A new Cardiovascular Innovation Institute, a partnership with Louisville s Jewish Hospital, will focus on the development, testing and clinical delivery of leading-edge treatments for heart failure. The Institute for Cellular Therapeutics, which relocated to U of L from Philadelphia in 1998 as part of the Challenge for Excellence, is working on leadingedge The University of Louisville immunosuppression research that soon may lead to better, less risky transplantation procedures and treatments for diseases ranging from cancer to sickle cell anemia. U of L s entrepreneurship program, ranked among the nation s top 10 by Success magazine, has helped its students launch several successful ventures and is grooming tomorrow s business leaders. Its logistics and distribution program works with the United Parcel Service hub and other Louisville-area businesses to improve delivery systems throughout the world. Its School of Education works closely with Louisville-area schools and others throughout the state to continue refining Kentucky s nationally acclaimed efforts to reform education in grades K through 12. Through the presentation of its $200,000 Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition, U of L s music school has built one of the world s best collections of contemporary music. And U of L s Brandeis School of Law, which was one of the first in the nation to require pro bono work as part of its curriculum, boasts a student body that has won several national competitions in recent years. U of L has begun to gain recognition on the national level in a variety of ways. A Wall Street Journal article cited U of L as being among the top 30 schools in the nation for sending students to elite graduate schools. And Consumers Digest rated the university 25th in the Top 50 Best Values for Public Colleges and Universities based on academic excellence, educational quality and costs of attendance for the academic year. U of L s students also have gained national recognition in U of L ranked seventh in the nation in the number of students receiving Fulbright English teaching assistantships in The university ranked seventh among schools in the South for producing Fulbright research fellows. And U of L s Debate Program finished fifth in the National Debate Tournament. Most students study on the Belknap Campus. Located in the heart of Kentucky s largest city, the park-like campus is noted for its combination of historical and contemporary buildings. Three motion picture companies filmed on campus this year alone NCAA Top 10 Finish 43

44 The City of Louisville The Louisville area owes its existence to the Falls of the Ohio, the only place where the 981-mile river flows over bedrock. The falls were re-ally a rapids where the river dropped about 27 feet in three miles, usu- ally blocking passage by boat. Early explorers recognized the strategic im- portance of the Falls. George Rogers Clark established the first settlement there in 1778, to use as a base of his invasion of British territory in Southern Illinois and Indiana. Two years later that settlement became Louisville named for King Louis XVI of France, who was supporting the Ameri- Churchill Downs can Revolution. Louisville quickly become a vital transportation center for the young nation. Ports were established above and below the Falls. Passengers and freight moved overland around the rapids. Trails and road connected the ports to inland settlements in Kentucky and Indiana. The steamboat brought prosperity and growth to the area; by 1850, Louisville was the 10th largest city in the nation. In the decades that followed, railroads greatly improved connections with cities throughout the nation, and Louisville became known as the Gateway to the South. Businesses and industries were attracted by the strong and convenient transportation network and Louisville became an industrial center. In recent years, the economy of the Louisville area has shifted from a heavy reliance on industry to an increasing emphasis on services, including transportation. Once again, location is a key factor. Louisville is located near the center for the eastern half of the contiguous 48 states, with nearly half of the nation s consumer markets within a 500-mile radius. The climate is mild enough that Louisville s airport is rarely closed because of weather. Climate, location and a good transportation system helped convince United Parcel Service to establish its national hub in Louisville in the early 1980s. UPS, in turn, is attracting businesses that depend on fast and efficient transportation of their goods to other parts of the nation and throughout the world. The Kentucky Center for the Arts is one of the nation s premier performing arts facilities, housing three spacious theatres. Sports, including U of L athletics, are an important facet of life in the Louisville area. Churchill Downs has hosted three Breeders Cups and continues its traditional Run for the Roses each May. The 1996 and 2000 PGA Championships were held at Valhalla Golf Course in eastern Jefferson County, while the Ryder Cup will be held on the same course in The Louisville Bats, the triple-a baseball Louisville Slugger Field NCAA Top 10 Finish team of the Cincinnati Reds, play at the new downtown Louisville Slugger Field and have drawn over a million fans to games in a single season in years past. Over 140 public parks, 20 public golf courses and 226 public tennis courts also provide outdoor entertainment. Even though Louisville has changed over the years, it still has the flavor and gentleness of a Southern town. The Belle of Louisville steamboat still paddles its way up and down the Ohio River daily, mint juleps are still served under an old oak tree during the hot and muggy summers and fishing in the many lakes and rivers of the city and surrounding counties is still a favorite pastime. Louisville Quick Facts Metropolitan area size: 2,179 square miles (includes eight neighboring counties). Population: approximately one million, the nation s 16th-largest urban area in population. Median Age: 32.5 Weather: average annual rainfall is 44 inches; average summer/fall temperature is 84 degrees; winter/spring temp. is 64. Louisville ranks among the top 25 convention cities in the United States. More than 3.5 million visitors visit annually, including over 700,000 convention delgates. Louisville is home to legendary Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby, known as the greatest two minutes in sports. The Jefferson County Public School System is the nation s 25th largest public school system, with 96,000 students. Louisville s top local manufacturers: Ford Motor Company, General Electric Company, Publishers Printing Company, Brown-Forman Corp. The area's largest private employer is UPS, the worldwide shipping business which uses Louisville International Airport as a hub. Louisville's airport ranks fourth in the U.S. -- and sixth in the world -- in tons of air freight handled. Hillerich & Bradsby's Louisville Slugger baseball bats are a hit at ballparks. Another favorite in Louisville is trying to figure out the correct pronunciation of the city. So if you re a tourist, don t say Louie-ville or Lewisville. Natives claim it s Lou-a-vuhl. Either way, Louisville is still the same happy place.

45 President Dr. James Ramsey As University of Louisville President James Ramsey has commented on many occasions, The University of Louisville is an institution with a great history and tradition. Our job is to build on that history and tradition going forward. There is no question that during Dr. Ramsey s six year tenure the University of Louisville is a very changed institution. Under Dr. Ramsey s leadership the quality of UofL s freshman class has improved each year, with an average ACT score today for incoming freshmen of 24.3, well above the national average of 21.2, and the state average of What s more, students coming to the University of Louisville are having greater success than ever. Graduation rates over the last six years have improved over 33%. UofL students continue to receive a significant share of the nation s most prestigious academic honors, including seven UofL students receiving Fulbright scholarships in both 2008 and During the last six years, UofL s research programs have continued to grow for example, the University of Louisville, for the five-year period , experienced the most rapid growth of any institution in the country in National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding. Today the University of Louisville s dental school ranks 14 th nationally among all institutions in funding; new drugs are in various phases of clinical trials; new clinical procedures are improving health care for people of our community and state; UofL s Rapid Prototyping Lab in the Speed School of Engineering is coming up with new advanced manufacturing systems to make Kentucky manufacturers more competitive. A major focus of Dr. Ramsey during his tenure has been on the community of which the university is a part. The University of Louisville has been a major player in an award-winning Partnership for a Green City with Jefferson County Public Schools and Louisville Metro government. The university has launched the Signature Partnership Initiative, an effort to improve education, health care, social services and economic opportunity in a traditionally underserved are in west Louisville. The University of Louisville s partnership with UPS has been an important part of UPS continued commitment to the local and state economy. As a result of Metropolitan College and UofL s Logistics & Distribution Institute, UPS has continued to grow and is today the state s largest employer. Under Dr. Ramsey s leadership, a $2.5 billion plan has been approved for expanding and building the Health Sciences Campus with new research, clinical, and educational facilities in a Downtown Research Park. As part of this initiative, UofL received approval for a $350 million Tax Increment Financing (TIF) from the state of Kentucky and Metro government. The mandate given to Dr. Ramsey when he began at the University of Louisville in 2002 was to continue to move the university forward with the implementation of the strategic plan The Challenge for Excellence With the successful completion of the Challenge, the university has now stepped forward with a new strategic plan The 2020 Plan, a blueprint that will guide the university through the milestone date set in the Postsecondary Education Reform Act of At the same time, the university has begun the silent phase of its next major capital campaign and has undertaken a new branding effort It s Happening Here. A strong commitment to serving the community and commonwealth is nothing new for Ramsey. Before assuming UofL s top post, he served as senior policy advisor and state budget director for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and senior professor of economics and public policy at UofL. He also has held several other positions in state government, serving as interim commission of the Office of the New Economy and special advisor to the chairman of the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education. On the academic side, he has served as vice chancellor for finance and administration at both University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Western Kentucky University. He has been associate dean, assistant dean and director of public administration in the College of Business Administration at Loyola University and a research associate for the University of Kentucky s Center for Public Afairs. He has served on the faculties of UNC, WKU, UK, Loyola University and Middle Tennessee State University. A frequent national speaker and writer on economic issues in the public sector, Ramsey received the National Governors Association s Outstanding Public Service Award in 2001 and was named Kentucky s Distinguished Economist of the Year in Business First newspaper named Ramsey Louisville s Business Leader of the Year in December A Kentucky native, he holds a bachelor s degree in business administration from Western Kentucky University and master s and doctoral degrees in economics from UK. Sharing his commitment to public service is his wife, Jane Ramsey, who is involved in a host of community activities and organizations. She heads an effort to beautify UofL s Belknap Campus and revitalize its surrounding South Louisville neighborhood. That effort is highlighted by the upcoming renovation of Stansbury Park, which borders the Belknap Campus. That Olmsted-designed park is being restored to its former glory thanks to partnerships among the university, Louisville Metro and the Olmsted Conservancy. The Ramseys have two daughters. Jenny, an Auburn University graduate with a degree in Zoology, and a graduate of UofL s School of Nursing. Jacque is a senior at UofL and is actively engaged in campus, intramurals, and Chi Omega NCAA Top 10 Finish 45

46 Vice President for Athletics Tom Jurich Growth, innovation, achievement and excellence have been the trademarks of Tom Jurich s tenure as the Vice-President for Athletics at the University of Louisville for the last 11 years. Jurich s unyielding desire to succeed has driven him to the pinnacle of college athletics and has put the University of Louisville on the national scene. Since coming to the Derby City in 1997, Jurich has been the man behind the continued development of the university s entire athletic program. Jurich s desire and vision for the University of Louisville has led the division to unprecedented development and accomplishment. For his efforts, he was selected as the Street & Smith s Sports Business Journal/Sports Business Daily Athletic Director of the Year in 2007.From facilities to gender equity, from community involvement to national leadership, Jurich s actions prompted one state media outlet to recently write that It all shows yet again that the hiring of Tom Jurich, the architect of this Louisville emergence, as U of L AD in the fall of 1997 stands as one of the most significant events in our state s modern sports history. After just eight years working his constructive efforts, he was inducted into the state of Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame in U of L took a dramatic step toward maintaining that upward trend by signing Jurich to an unprecedented contract extension in December of 2006 that will keep him with the Cardinals through U of L President Dr. James Ramsey enhanced Jurich s contract again last year. In an unprecedented appointment, he was named Vice President for Athletics at U of L in Since Jurich was named Director of Athletics for the Cardinals on Oct. 21, 1997, there has been an unmatched flurry of activity on the U of L campus and Louisville area since his arrival. Jurich continues to push U of L to the forefront of college athletics. While diligently working to keep the Cardinals on the cutting edge nationally, Jurich has turned heads while quickly guiding major changes in the face of Cardinal Athletics including: Engineering U of L s historic move to the Big East Conference, which has a long-term relationship with the lucrative Bowl Championship Series. This is the Cards' fourth year in the league. Attracting seventh-year men's basketball coach Rick Pitino to U of L, a move many deemed impossible. Pitino's arrival has energized the Cards' tradition-rich program and quickly restored it to a position among the nation's top teams. U of L capped a 33-5 record in by returning to the Final Four for the first time in 19 years and advancing to the Elite Eight in Taking a major step in achieving gender equity, upgrading funding and support staff for existing women s programs while adding four new sports softball, golf, rowing and lacrosse (in 2008). Jurich's efforts also moved field hockey, women's soccer and baseball to fully-funded programs. He received the Citizens for Sports Equity 2000 Sports Leadership Award and was honored as the Louisvillian of the Year in 2005 by the Louisville Urban League Guild. Rapidly buidling the football program from the ground up. The Cardinals have been ranked in the top seven in two of the last three seasons, including the school s first BCS Bowl berth in Renovation has started on the expansion of Papa John s Cardinal Stadium, which will be completed for the 2010 campaign. Addressing multiple facility needs, including an extensive sports park to serve as a front lawn for the University. Owsley B. Frazier Cardinal Park features Ulmer Stadium (softball), Trager Stadium (field hockey artificial surface field),a soccer field surrounded by a state-of-the-art track, fitness trail, outdoor basketball and sand volleyball courts and a playground. Three new facilities opened in 2005: Jim Patterson Stadium(baseball), Ralph Wright Natatorium and the Trager Center indoor fieldhouse. The YUM Center Practice Facility was finished last year and is one of the finest facilities in the country that houses the men s basketball and women s volleyball and lacrosse programs. Strengthening U of L s athletic administration by enlarging the compliance department with the school s first associate athletic director for compliance and adding the school s first female associate athletic director/senior woman administrator. Placing U of L on the cutting edge of sports medicine with a comprehensive partnership with Louisville's world-renowned Jewish Hospital. Bolstering the community outreach arm of U of L athletics, developing CardsCare and CardsFIT to promote student-athlete community involvement. Academic success has risen dramatically during Jurich's watch as well. The 2007 Big East Football All-Academic team had 11 members this year. In the fall of 2007, a record 308 of 659, including spirit groups, mangers and trainers, recorded a grade point average of 3.0 or higher and a recorded 200 student-athletes were Red and Black Scholar- Athletes, who had GPA s of 3.25 or higher. Brian Brohm was an Academic All-American and was given the 2007 BIG EAST/Aéropostale Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year and was named the winner of the first BIG EAST Conference/ Aéropostale Leadership Award. Jurich s high energy, community and familyminded approach has been contagious, infecting the university, city and U of L fans everywhere with a positive outlook for the future of Cardinal Athletics. It is a formula that has provided a trail of success in each situation Jurich has touched. Jurich has been active in the scope of college athletics on a national level, within conference issues, and in his local community. He served three years as a member of the NCAA Management Council, one of the top legislative bodies of the NCAA, and the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. He sits on the Board of Directors for Republic Bank, Willpower Foundation and American Heart Association. Jurich recently received the Louisvillian of the Year Award by the Louisville Advertising Federation and the Dan Mangeot Memorial Award, for contributions to the advancement of tourism and hospitality. Guiding Colorado State University as its athletics director for the four years prior to his arrival at U of L, Jurich oversaw not only one of the most successful time periods in the school s history in terms of on-field competitiveness, but he was the driving force behind a successful capital campaign drive that included facility renovation. Prior to his constructive efforts at Colorado State, Jurich operated as director of athletics for eight years at his alma mater, Northern Arizona University. When appointed at NAU, he was the youngest director of athletics at the NCAA Division I level at the age of 29. He became athletic director at Northern Arizona in 1988, after previously serving as codirector ( ) and assistant director ('84-86). He was inducted to the NAU Sports Hall of Fame in Jurich is among the finest football players in Northern Arizona history. A punter, placekicker and backup quarterback for the Lumberjacks, Jurich earned first-team Kodak All-America honors in 1977 the first collegiate kicker to make the Kodak honor list and also received All-America acclaim from The Sporting News. He is the only kicker in Big Sky Conference history to be named the league s offensive player of the year (1977). A 10th-round NFL draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Jurich later played with the Minnesota Vikings before a brief coaching stint at the University of Minnesota. He and his wife, Terrilynn, a former Miss Wyoming, have four children: sons Mark and Brian; and twin daughters, Haley and Lacey NCAA Top 10 Finish

47 What is the Master Cards Program? The Master Cards group has been an integral part in the success of the golf program at the University of Louisville. This group has a passion for U of L, for golf, and most importantly, the studentathletes. Our success on the golf course, in the classroom, and as a team is directly impacted by this group of boosters. The Master Cards group consists of people who have a heart for the University of Louisville and the game of golf. Members are treated to a day on the links with the Cardinal men s golf team held at the Cardinal Club and the annual John Dromo golf outing held each August. We have a unique opportunity in our sport to involve our boosters with the young men of our program on the field of play. Long after their playing days are finished here at U of L the people that have had an impact on them will remain. Our efforts to put our student athletes in the best possible position for success in the classroom, on the course and in life is directly impacted by these men who make up the Master Cards group. Head Coach Mark Crabtree How do the Master Cards Assist the U of L Program? The Master Cards Members have impacted the golf program specifically in the following ways: The Tom Musselman Golf Center U of L s Intercollegiate Tournament Sponsoring motivational speakers for the student-athletes Improving our tournament schedule Purchasing equipment for our training room Expanding our recruitment opportunities Purchasing golf related equipment John Dromo Award Winners 2008 Larry Benz 2007 Mark Lobdell 2006 Terry Hagerman 2005 Bill Steiden 2004 Mike Millett 2003 Hal Bomar MasterCards Mastercards for Men s Golf Jack Band Greg Bennett Larry Benz Hal Bomar Brook Brotzman Norman Bryant Randall Bufford Bill Carpenter Phillip Clements Ron Cogburn Kenneth Crutcher Mark Daves Joe Dever Condit Dow Steve Frank Allan Fugate Jeff Fujimoto Gordy Gahm Terry Hagerman Clarke Johnson Craig Jones Harry and Nancy Jones Steve Jones Joe Lenahan III Mark Lobdell John Mason Bill McVeigh Mike Millett Chip Montgomery Steve Montgomery Tom Musselman David Noe Chip Pace Michael Power Neil Ramsey W. Earl Reed Ron Richardson Rick Robey J.D. Rothberg Hunt Rounsavall Chris Satterfield Bill Scearce Ted Schulz John Sobecki Bill Steiden Denny Thompson Todd Thompson Steve Trager Doug Voss Lee Warren Bill Warren James Wetterer 2008 NCAA Top 10 Finish 47

48 Tom Musselman, Musselman was a four-time letterwinner for legendary head coach John Dromo. During that span, the Cardinals posted an impressive record in dual match competition. Following graduation, Musselman captured numerous amateur golf titles and has served as the chairman of the Kentucky Junior Golf Foundation since 1975, promoting youth golf in the Commonwealth. Along with numerous charitable endeavors, Musselman serves as the chairman of the Jefferson County Metro Parks and its nine public golf courses. Musselman remains active with the Cardinal golf community serving as the head of the Cardinal Club steering committee which opened in A successful local businessman, Musselman is also a founding member of the Master Cards, a booster group developed solely for the advancement of the Cardinal men s golf program. Hall of Fame Golfers Ted Schulz, A Louisville native, Schulz joined the PGA Tour in 1984, three years after putting the finishing touches on a stellar four-year career at U of L. Over the next 18 years, Schulz played in 263 tournaments, including four Masters, three U.S. Opens, four PGA Championships and two Tour Championships. On the PGA Tour, Schulz claimed three tournament wins ( 91 Los Angeles Open, 89 Southern Open and 89 Chrysler Open) and finished as high as sixth place in the 1992 Masters. He finished the 1989 season ranked 30th on the money list and his victory in the Los Angeles Open vaulted him to a career-best 29th-place on the list in With 15 career top 10 finishes under his belt, Schulz ranks 176th on the all-time money list with earnings in excess of $1.6 million. Schulz, the director of golf instruction at The Cardinal Club, still resides in the Louisville area with his wife, Diane and their three children. Jim Ferriell, Jr., A 1964 graduate of U of L, Jim Ferriell, Jr., began his professional career immediately after graduation and, in almost four decades as a pro, he has accumulated many honors. Along with being a member of the U of L Athletic Hall of Fame, Ferriell was inducted into the Indiana Golf Association s PGA Hall of Fame in Ferriell, Jr. began a relationship with Crooked Stick Golf Club in 1978 and has been a fixture at the historic course for more than 20 years. As a professional, Ferriell, Jr., captured 28 championships and qualified for 24 national and major championships including the U.S. Open, the PGA Championship and the Senior PGA. Ferriell, Jr., and his wife Sherry reside in Indianapolis and have two daughters, Katie and Jenny NCAA Top 10 Finish