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1 VIRGINIA TECH GOLF NCAA Men s Golf Championship Noblesville Regional Sagamore Golf Club Noblesville, Indiana April 24-26, 2015 Ball State University, host Virginia Tech Quick Facts Location... Blacksburg, Va Founded Enrollment...31,000 Nickname...Hokies Mascot...HokieBird School Colors... Chicago maroon & burnt orange Conference...Atlantic Coast Conference President... Dr. Timothy Sands Faculty Representative...Dr. Joe Tront Athletic Director...Whit Babcock Director of Golf/Head Coach... Jay Hardwick Year at Virginia Tech...32nd Associate Head Coach... Brian Sharp Home Facility... Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech Letterwinners Returning/Lost...5/ ACC Finish...6th Media Information Golf ACO...Bill Dyer Office Phone... (540) FAX... (540) Cell Phone... (540) wdyer@vt.edu Web Site...hokiesports.com Twitter...@VT_MGolf For more information on Virginia Tech Golf, including interviews with Coach Hardwick, Coach Sharp and team members, contact Associate Director of Athletics Communications Bill Dyer, who is travelling with the team. At the NCAA Noblesville Regional Virginia Tech Men s Golf Golfstat: No. 40 Golfweek: No. 39 HOKIE NOTES Entering the Noblesville Regional The Hokies enter the NCAA Noblesville Regional ranked 40th in the Golfstat.com rankings and 39th in the Golfweek/ Sagarin rankings... This week will mark Virginia Tech s 17th appearance in the NCAA Men s Golf Championship and ninth consecutive appearance... The Hokies advanced out of the Auburn Regional last year and finished 28th at the nationals. He is the Champion, My Friend Virginia Tech senior Trevor Cone carded an 11-under 205 and tied for the individual championship on April 26 at the 62nd ACC Men s Golf Championship at the Old North State Club in New London, North Carolina... Cone becomes the Hokies first-ever ACC men s golf individual champion and the first Hokie to win a conference individual title since Ryan Stinnett won the 2004 Big East Championship. 1-2 Punch During the fall, Golfweek.com conducted a poll for the best 1-2 punch in collegiate golf... Hokies Trevor Cone and Scott Vincent won 57 percent of the vote, more than doubling runners-up Derek Bard and Denny McCarthy of Virginia... Four of the six duos in the poll are in the Noblesville Regional, as Alabama s Robby Shelton and Tom Lovelady, Illinois Brian Campbell and Thomas Detry and UCLA s Jonathan Garrick and Lorens Chan were also listed. Trevor Cone Scott Vincent 1-2 Punch Topping the Charts Three of the five Hokies competing in the ACC Tournament are among the top 10 all-time scorers at Virginia Tech, including the top two on the list... Senior Scott Vincent is in the top spot of the career scoring list, with a stroke average... Senior Trevor Cone has supplanted is in third place at Cone surpassed Brendon de Jonge on the list following his ACC Championship... Junior Maclain Huge is in ninth place at Associate head coach Brian Sharp is 13th on the list at We Are Honored Two Hokie golfers have been named to the 2015 All-ACC men s golf team...scott Vincent makes the team for the third consecutive season, while Trevor Cone makes his second consecutive appearance on the squad. NCAA Championship Experience Here Four Virginia Tech golfers competing this week, seniors Trevor Cone and Scott Vincent, junior Maclain Huge and sophomore Joey Lane all played last season in the NCAA Championship... Vincent finished tied for third place and Cone tied for 17th place in the Auburn Regional last season... Freshman Dan Woodbury is making his NCAA Championship debut this week. Follow us on

2 Another Place to Be It seems like a lot of these notes are about Scott Vincent and Trevor Cone, so here s one more... The Hokie duo has achieved a lot in their four years in Blacksburg and on Friday of this week, they will accomplish one more... Cone and Vincent will both earn their degrees for Virginia Tech... While they will not be able to participate in the ceremonies back on campus, each will achieve this milestone... Congratulations, gentlemen! Competing With the Big Boys While the Virginia Tech golf team was competing at the Yale Spring Invitational last month, Scott Vincent was 875 miles south/ southwest... Vincent was competing in the RBC Heritage Classic at the Sea Pines Plantation on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina... Vincent shot identical in the first two rounds and made the cut in his first-ever PGA Tour event... He finished the four rounds even-par and finished tied for 64th place... It marked the first time that an active Virginia Tech golfer played in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event since Drew Weaver played in the 2008 Masters... Vincent earned his berth in the PGA Tour event by winning last summer s Players Amateur Championship... Vincent was not alone in the tournament, as Johnson Wagner and fellow Zimbabwean Brendon de Jonge also played at Habour Town... de Jonge tied for 18th place in the tournament. Top 6 for Top Notch Person On May 6, Scott Vincent was one of the recipients of the Virginia Tech Top 6 Award, a honor given to six student-athletes that have excelled both in competition and in service to the community... Vincent showed dedication to service through his time spent reading to local preschoolers through the Americorps Reading Hour set up by a fellow student-athlete... He has spent over 20 hours reading to his preschool reading buddy, in addition to his participation in a number of other outreach initiatives. Back Home Again in Indiana This is not the Hokies first NCAA regional in the Hoosier State... In 2010, the Hokies were the 11th seed in the South Bend Regional, hosted by Notre Dame at the Warren Golf Club... The Hokies did not advance as a team, but Marshall Bailey advanced as an individual to the national championship, held that year at the Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tennessee... In the 2008 NCAAs, Jurrian van der Vaart advanced as an individual to the nationals at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex in West Lafayette, Indiana... van der Vaart finished ninth overall, the third-best individual finish for a Hokie golfer. New Faces Next Year During the early signing period in November, Virginia Tech announced that Will Duma (Atlanta, Georgia), Blake Fiest (Huntersville, North Carolina) and Logan Yates (Ruckersville, Virginia) have signed National Letters of Intent to attend Virginia Tech and play golf for the Hokies in Fall Jay s the Only One When the Hokies tied Georgia Tech for the 2007 ACC Men s Golf Championship, Virginia Tech head coach Jay Hardwick became the only coach in NCAA history to win conference titles in four different Division I athletic conferences... Prior to winning the ACC, Hardwick had led the Hokies to conference titles in the Metro, Atlantic 10 and Big East Conferences. Jay Hardwick Too Sharp of a Coach Of the 12 players ranked ahead of Associate Head Coach Brian Sharp on the Virginia Tech all-time scoring list, 10 have been coached by Sharp... Only current PGA Tour competitors Brendon de Jonge and Johnson Wagner were not coached by Sharp... Sharp was the all-time leading scorer in Virginia Tech Brian Sharp history when he graduated in Sharp was inducted into the Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame in They Will Be Joining Us Soon On May 13, 2013, Virginia Tech announced the addition of women s golf as the school s 22nd intercollegiate sport... On July 8, 2013, Carol Robertson was hired as the program s head coach and in the fall, Robertson signed her first recruiting class... The players, Amanda Hollandsworth and Allison Woodward redshirted the season and the program will play its first event in the fall of 2015 on September at the Lady Paladin Invitational in Greenville, South Carolina. Hokies on the PGA Tour A pair of Hokies are currently competing on the PGA Tour... Johnson Wagner won his first-ever PGA Tour event at the Houston Shell Open in 2008, earning him a berth the next week at the 2008 Masters Tournament... He won three years ago at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in El Camaleon, Riviera Maya, Mexico on the PGA Tour and won the Sony Open in Hawaii in January, 2012, which helped him to claim PGA Tour Player of the Month for January Former teammate Brendon de Jonge was the 2008 Nationwide Tour Player of the Year... He finished second on the money list and won the Xerox Classic in Rochester, N.Y.... His second-place finish on the Nationwide money list earned him a return to the PGA Tour in 2009; he advanced out of qualifying school to earn his card four years ago and finished 34th on the money list in 2010 to earn his card for the 2012 season... He also played on the PGA Tour in de Jonge was a captain s selection for the International team in the 2013 President s Cup and was teamed with Ernie Els... Wagner lost in a playoff at the Shell Houston Open last month. The Hokies This Season Virginia Tech won two tournaments this season and has finished in the top five in five tournaments this season... The Hokies best individual finish this season was Scott Vincent s win in Puerto Rico to open the spring slate and Trevor Cone s tri-championship at the 2015 ACC Men s Golf Championship.

3 We Like this Conference Virginia Tech s athletics program has made quite a splash in the ACC since joining the league in The Hokie football team won the 2004 ACC Championship and played in the inaugural ACC Football Championship game after winning the Coastal Division title, winning the conference title in 2007, 2008 and Football coach Frank Beamer has twice been named the ACC Coach of the Year... The men s soccer team advanced to the College Cup in 2007 and the softball team appeared in NCAA Women s College World Series in 2008 and the women s soccer program advanced to the College Cup in the fall of The men s and women s track & field programs have won 14 NCAA titles by five athletes since Queen Harrison appeared in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and won the 60-meter hurdle championship at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championship and became the first woman ever to win both the 400m and 100m hurdle titles at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Championship. A Course to Dye For Virginia Tech s commitment to golf became more evident 11 years ago, when it was announced that famed golf course architect Pete Dye would lead the renovation of the River Course of Virginia Tech... The project, which began on Jan. 5, 2004, was completed in A new $5.5 million clubhouse was completed in Upon completion, the course became a Pete Dye Signature Course and was rechristened as the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech... In addition to the upgraded course, a team facility boasts an indoor teaching center, locker room and team meeting room for the Virginia Tech golf team... These improvements were made possible by support from Bill and Alice Goodwin of Richmond, Va.... The gift covered all costs of design and construction... As part of the project, Tech s artificial practice tee was covered and equipped with radiant heaters... The indoor facility was constructed adjacent to the newly-dedicated golf team practice area, which was made possible through the generosity of long-time golf team supporter and scholarship donor, the late C.M. Buddy Neviaser... This facility provides Tech players with one of the finest total practice complexes in the nation. A Good Host Virginia Tech hosted the 2011 NCAA East Regional Golf Championship at the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech... This was the first NCAA event hosted on the course... Tech hosted the 1997 NCAA East Regional and the 2004 NCAA Division I Men s Golf Championship at the Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, Va. Get in the #HokieHuddle The Hokies have a new way for fans and media to get even more information about all their favorite Virginia Tech athletic teams - The #HokieHuddle... The #HokieHuddle, accessed from each sport s home page on hokiesports.com, offers a more detailed and inside look at all 22 Virginia Tech varsity sports... Information likely on #HokieHuddle are community service features, Q & As with players and coaches and odds & ends about the programs... On the men s golf #HokieHuddle, tee times, national rankings and social media updates are among the topics available and, #HokieHuddle will be the home of the popular blogs about each trip for the Tech golf team... #HokieHuddle, check it out! The Head Hokie Jay Hardwick is in his 32nd season as the head coach of Virginia Tech Golf... Hardwick is a 1971 graduate of Virginia Tech... Hardwick is also the Director of Golf at Virginia Tech and oversaw the incorporation of the University s new course, The Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech, into the Virginia Tech operation, as well as the construction of team facilities at the course... Hardwick was inducted into the GCAA s Hall of Fame in 2008 and was the inaugural winner in 2005 of the Labron Harris Jr. Award, given by the PGA of America... With the Hokies 2007 ACC Golf Championship, Hardwick became the first coach in NCAA history to win four different conference titles at the same school... A full bio on Coach Hardwick is available on hokiesports.com and in the Virginia Tech 2015 Golf Media Guide. The Hardwick Years All-Americans Year Player... Team 2002 Brendon de Jonge... Second Johnson Wagner... Third 2003 Brendon de Jonge... Second 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart... Third 2009 Drew Weaver... Third 2014 Scott Vincent... First Trevor Cone... Third GCAA All-America Scholars Year Player 1985 Jake Allison 1986 Mark Teachey 2007 Carl Wakely 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart, Drew Weaver 2009 Drew Weaver 2013 Bryce Chalkley 2014 Bryce Chalkley All-District & All-Region Year Player 1994 Brian Sharp... District 3-North 1995 Brian Sharp... District 3-North 1997 Curtis Deal... District 3-North 2002 Brendon de Jonge, Johnson Wagner... South Region 2003 Brendon de Jonge... South Region 2008 Jurrian van der Vaart... South Region 2009 Drew Weaver... East Region 2012 Trevor Cone... East Region 2013 Mikey Moyers... East Region 2013 Scott Vincent... East Region 2014 Scott Vincent... East Region 2014 Trevor Cone... East Region Hardwick s Honors 1992 Metro Conference Coach of the Year Coach of gold medalist Team USA in the World Junior Team Championship in Japan 1993 Metro Conference Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 1994 Virginia PGA Hall of Fame inductee NCAA District 3-North Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 1996 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year 1997 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year 2001 BIG EAST Coach of the Year Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year 2002 BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2003 BIG EAST Coach of the Year 2005 Labron Harris Sr. Award 2005 Middle Atlantic PGA Bill Strausbaugh Award 2007 Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame inductee 2012 Golf Coaches Association of America 30-Year Service Award 2013 Virginia Collegiate Coach of the Year Jay Hardwick

4 What is a Hokie? The answer leads all the way back to 1896 when Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College changed its name to Virginia Polytechnic Institute... With the change came the necessity for writing a new cheer and a contest for such a purpose was held by the student body... Senior O.M. Stull won first prize for his Hokie yell, which is still used today... Later, when asked if Hokie had any special meaning, Stull explained the word was solely the product of his imagination and was used only as an attention-getter for his yell... It soon became a nickname for all Tech teams and for those people loyal to Tech athletics. VT NCAA Golf Pairings & Times Wednesday, May 13 (PRACTICE ROUND) 8:36 a.m. - 1st tee = Virginia Tech Thursday, May 14 8:55-9:39 a.m. - 1st tee = Virginia Tech, Georgia Southern, Colorado Teams will be re-seeded following each round of competition The regional is open to the public and free of charge. Crunch Time Player Rounds Strokes Stroke Avg. Scott Vincent Trevor Cone Maclain Huge Joey Lane Dan Woodbury Drew Johnson Ian Hildebrand Ryan Mondy Final rounds of tournaments this season Virginia Tech Golf NCAA Regional Seeds Since th...Atlanta th...Chattanooga NCAA goes from three regional sites to six sites in th... Austin th...South Bend th... Blacksburg th...Bowling Green th... Pullman nd... Auburn th... Noblesville #VTGolfNCAA Five Consecutive NCAA Public Recognition Awards Virginia Tech Golf Team Scoring Totals Since 1979 (Through , minimum of 21 rounds, current players in boldface) Name Rounds Strokes Average Low Years 1. Scott Vincent Trevor Cone Brendon de Jonge Mikey Moyers Drew Weaver Bryce Chalkley Marshall Bailey Jurrian van der Vaart Maclain Huge Blake Redmond Johnson Wagner Garland Green Brian Sharp Ryan Stinnett Curtis Deal Nick MacDonald Brian Krusoe Matt Boyd Chris McKeel Brad Hyler Sean Farrell Ryan Sypniewski Robby Rasmussen Joel Kraner Scott Wise Joey Lane Chris Greenwood Clayton Friend Drew Johnson Will Oldham Aaron Eckstein John Yancy David Havens Mike Matthews Mark Teachey Jake Allison Matt Hollerbach Chad Fultz Kennedy Cliffe Carl Wakely Richard Spraker Jeff Haley Miller Baber Adam Hunter Jacob Everts Doug Corby Sam Nicholson Kyle Kaufman Ryan Mondy Lewis Conner Eric Reynolds Mike Ligon Matt Martin Mike Smith Frank DelRocco Marc MacDonald Jim Brotherton Mike Wing Virginia Tech Golf Tournament Titles Sept VCU Shootout March Mission Inn Spring Spectacular

5 ACC Player of the Month Scott Vincent...February, 2015 Trevor Cone...April, 2015 NCAA Golf Odds & Ends Virginia Tech is the only ACC team at the Noblesville Regional... Tech is the seventh seed... Tech is a combined 4-4 against teams in the field at the Noblesville Regional... Of the other 13 schools in the Noblesville Regional this season, Tech has competed against six (Illinois, Alabama, Colorado, East Carolina, Marquette and Penn... The Hokies are a combined against the other 80 teams in the NCAA Championship this season Tech has competed against 35 of the other 80 teams invited this season. Individual Best NCAA Finishes Scott Vincent...T 3rd (2012 Bowling Green & 2014 Auburn) Maclain Huge...T 11th (2013 Pullman) Trevor Cone... T 17th (2014 Auburn) Joey Lane... T 57th (2014 Auburn) Virginia Tech Roster Name Cl. Hometown Home Course Trevor Cone Sr. Concord, N.C. Cabarrus C.C. Ian Hildebrand Fr. Purcellville, Va. Stoneleigh G. & C.C. Maclain Huge Jr. Lovettesville, Va. Loudon C.C. Drew Johnson So. Oak Ridge, N.C. Sedgefield C.C. Joey Lane So. Great Falls, Va. Congressional C.C. Ryan Mondy So. Blacksburg, Va. Blacksburg C.C. Scott Vincent Sr. Harare, Zimbabwe Chapman G.C. Dan Woodbury Fr. Upton, Mass. Pleasant Valley C.C. Head Coach: Jay Hardwick (32nd season) Associate Head Coach: Brian Sharp (12th season) Season Best Finishes Scott Vincent...1st (Puerto Rico Classic) Trevor Cone...1st (ACC Championship) Maclain Huge...2nd (VCU Shootout) Joey Lane... 16th (Mission Inn Spring Spectacular) Drew Johnson*... 22nd (UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate) Dan Woodbury... 22nd (UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate) Ian Hildebrand*...64th (UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate) Ryan Mondy*...64th (Furman Intercollegiate) * - not competing at the NCAA Regional National Rankings as of Golfweek/Sagarin Golfstat H2H Golfstat Cup Trevor Cone Scott Vincent Virginia Tech Golf Team Virginia Tech Golf Team (L-R): Head Coach Jay Hardwick, Ryan Mondy, Joey Lane, Trevor Cone, Maclain Huge, Ian Hildebrand, Scott Vincent, Dan Woodbury, Drew Johnson, Associate Head Coach Brian Sharp

6 Virginia Tech Golf Team Virginia Tech Golf Team Scott Vincent Senior Harare, Zimbabwe Trevor Cone Senior Concord, North Carolina Maclain Huge Junior Lovettesville, Virginia Joey Lane Sophomore Great Falls, Virginia Jay Hardwick Head Coach 32nd Year Dan Woodbury Freshman Upton, Massachusetts Brian Sharp Associate Head Coach 12th Year Hokies in the 2015 NCAA Noblesville Regional Scott Vincent Sr. Harare, Zimbabwe Trevor Cone Sr. Concord, N.C. Maclain Huge Jr. Lovettesville, Va. Joey Lane So. Great Falls, Va. Dan Woodbury Fr. Upton, Mass. Head Coach: Jay Hardwick Associate Head Coach: Brian Sharp Virginia Tech Pronunciation Guide Ian Hildebrand... E-an HILL-dah-brand Maclain Huge... muh-klane HUE-ghee

7 Season Statistics Virginia Tech Golf season stats Low Par/- Finish Top Player Rounds Strokes Round Rounds Events Average Trevor Cone Scott Vincent Maclain Huge Joey Lane Drew Johnson Dan Woodbury Ian Hildebrand Ryan Mondy FOUR-PLAYER TEAM Crunch Time - Final Round Average Player Rounds Strokes Stroke Avg. Scott Vincent Trevor Cone Maclain Huge Joey Lane Dan Woodbury Drew Johnson Ian Hildebrand Ryan Mondy Team Results Tournament Dates Rounds Place Teams Players Par Score Fighting Illini Invitational Sept , Janney VCU Shootout Sept , Primland Collegiate Invitational Sept , Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Oct , UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate Oct , Puerto Rico Classic Feb , Mission Inn Spring Spectacular March 14-15, Furman Intercollegiate March 27-29, M Augusta Invitational April 4-5, Yale Spring Invitational April 18-19, T ACC Championship April 24-26, as of

8 Virginia Tech Team Results (Through games of Apr 27, 2015) 9/12-14/ Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields C.C. -- Olympia Fields, Illinois Par 70, 7290 yards teams, 75 players Virginia Tech th Trevor Cone t-8th Maclain Huge th Joey Lane t-36th Scott Vincent t-38th Ryan Mondy t-71st 9/22-23/ Janney VCU Shootout Hermitage C.C. - Manakin Course -- Manakin-Sabot, Va. Par 72, 6955 yards teams, 84 players Virginia Tech st Maclain Huge nd Trevor Cone t-3rd Scott Vincent t-7th Drew Johnson# t-23rd Joey Lane t-37th Ian Hildebrand nd Ryan Mondy# t-77th Dan Woodbury# th 9/29-30/ Primland Collegiate Invitational Primland Resort -- Meadows of Dan, Virginia Par 72, 7053 yards -- 9 teams, 50 players Virginia Tech th Trevor Cone t-7th Scott Vincent t-12th Maclain Huge t-15th Drew Johnson t-34th Joey Lane t-34th 10/10-12/ Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Blackthorn Club -- Jonesborough, Tenn. Par 72, 7147 yards teams, 84 players Virginia Tech th Scott Vincent t-8th Trevor Cone t-12th Maclain Huge t-20th Drew Johnson t-48th Joey Lane t-67th Ryan Mondy# t-80th 10/25-26/ UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate Grandover Resort East Course -- Greensboro, N.C. Par 72, 7245 yards teams, 75 players Virginia Tech nd Scott Vincent nd Trevor Cone rd Drew Johnson t-22nd Dan Woodbury# t-22nd Joey Lane t-36th Maclain Huge t-48th Ian Hildebrand# t-64th 2/22-24/ Puerto Rico Classic River Course - Rio Mar C.C. -- Rio Grande, P.R. Par 72, 6902 yards teams, 75 players Virginia Tech th Scott Vincent t-1st Joey Lane t-30th Trevor Cone t-37th Maclain Huge t-55th Drew Johnson t-58th

9 Virginia Tech Team Results (Through games of Apr 27, 2015) 3/114-15/ Mission Inn Spring Spectacular Mission Inn - El Campeon -- Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. Par 72, 6884 yards teams, 104 players Virginia Tech st Scott Vincent nd Trevor Cone rd Maclain Huge th Joey Lane t-16th Drew Johnson t-61st 3/27-29/ Furman Intercollegiate Furman University G.C. -- Par 72, 6994 yards teams, 114 players Virginia Tech th Scott Vincent E t-11th Trevor Cone t-22nd Maclain Huge t-33rd Drew Johnson# t-64th Ryan Mondy# t-64th Ian Hildebrand# t-87th Dan Woodbury t-87th Joey Lane t-92nd 4/4-5/ M Augusta Invitational Forest Hills G.C. -- Augusta, Ga. Par 72, 7161 yards teams, 78 players Virginia Tech th Trevor Cone t-6th Scott Vincent t-9th Maclain Huge E t-35th Drew Johnson t-64th Ryan Mondy t-74th 4/18-19/ Yale Spring Invitational Yale Golf Club -- New Haven, Conn. Par 70, 6755 yards teams, 74 players Virginia Tech t-7th Trevor Cone t-9th Maclain Huge t-16th Drew Johnson t-45th Joey Lane t-53rd Dan Woodbury t-62nd 4/24-26/ ACC Championship Old North State Club -- New London, NC Par 72, 7102 yards teams, 60 players Virginia Tech th Trevor Cone t-1st Scott Vincent th Maclain Huge t-20th Joey Lane t-49th Drew Johnson th

10 Virginia Tech Individual Results (Through games of Apr 27, 2015) Trevor Cone Fighting Illini Invitational 9/12-14/ = t 8th/75 Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ =215-1 t 3rd/84 Primland Collegiate Invitational 9/29-30/ = t 7th/50 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ =142-2 t 12th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = rd/75 Puerto Rico Classic 2/22-24/ = t 37th/75 Mission Inn Spring Spectacular 3/114-15/ = rd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 22nd/114 3M Augusta Invitational 4/4-5/ =208-8 t 6th/78 Yale Spring Invitational 4/18-19/ = t 9th/74 ACC Championship 4/24-26/ = t 1st/60 SEASON TOTALS Avg Ian Hildebrand Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = nd/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = t 64th/75 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 87th/114 SEASON TOTALS Avg Maclain Huge Fighting Illini Invitational 9/12-14/ = th/75 Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = nd/84 Primland Collegiate Invitational 9/29-30/ =210-6 t 15th/50 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ =143-1 t 20th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = t 48th/75 Puerto Rico Classic 2/22-24/ = t 55th/75 Mission Inn Spring Spectacular 3/114-15/ = th/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 33rd/114 3M Augusta Invitational 4/4-5/ =216 E t 35th/78 Yale Spring Invitational 4/18-19/ = t 16th/74 ACC Championship 4/24-26/ =215-1 t 20th/60 SEASON TOTALS Avg Drew Johnson Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = t 23rd/84 Primland Collegiate Invitational 9/29-30/ = t 34th/50 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ = t 48th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = t 22nd/75 Puerto Rico Classic 2/22-24/ = t 58th/75 Mission Inn Spring Spectacular 3/114-15/ = t 61st/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 64th/114 3M Augusta Invitational 4/4-5/ = t 64th/78 Yale Spring Invitational 4/18-19/ = t 45th/74 ACC Championship 4/24-26/ = th/60 SEASON TOTALS Avg

11 Virginia Tech Individual Results (Through games of Apr 27, 2015) Joey Lane Fighting Illini Invitational 9/12-14/ = t 36th/75 Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = t 37th/84 Primland Collegiate Invitational 9/29-30/ = t 34th/50 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ = t 67th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = t 36th/75 Puerto Rico Classic 2/22-24/ = t 30th/75 Mission Inn Spring Spectacular 3/114-15/ = t 16th/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 92nd/114 Yale Spring Invitational 4/18-19/ = t 53rd/74 ACC Championship 4/24-26/ = t 49th/60 SEASON TOTALS Avg Ryan Mondy Fighting Illini Invitational 9/12-14/ = t 71st/75 Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = t 77th/84 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ = t 80th/84 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 64th/114 3M Augusta Invitational 4/4-5/ = t 74th/78 SEASON TOTALS Avg Scott Vincent Fighting Illini Invitational 9/12-14/ = t 38th/75 Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = t 7th/84 Primland Collegiate Invitational 9/29-30/ =208-8 t 12th/50 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 10/10-12/ =141-3 t 8th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = nd/75 Puerto Rico Classic 2/22-24/ =209-7 t 1st/75 Mission Inn Spring Spectacular 3/114-15/ = nd/104 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ =216 E t 11th/114 3M Augusta Invitational 4/4-5/ =209-7 t 9th/78 ACC Championship 4/24-26/ = th/60 SEASON TOTALS Avg Dan Woodbury Janney VCU Shootout 9/22-23/ = th/84 UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 10/25-26/ = t 22nd/75 Furman Intercollegiate 3/27-29/ = t 87th/114 Yale Spring Invitational 4/18-19/ = t 62nd/74 SEASON TOTALS Avg