MEN S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE

MEN S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE

Table of Contents Table of Contents /QUICK FACTS/MEDIA INFORMATION 3 HOME COURSE INFORMATION 4 SEASON PREVIEW 5 6 PLAYER PROFILES 8-12 2015-16 SEASON REVIEW 14-18 20-26 ACCOLADES 27-28 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING 29-36 ALL-TIME ES 37 CREDITS The 2016 Nevada men s golf media guide was prepared by Katie Rihn and the Athletics Communications Office. The media guide was designed by Sheneé Sanchez using Adobe InDesign CS6 on Mac hardware. Photography contributions by John Byrne; Mark Rauh, Silver and Blue Sports; and Claudia Ortega-Lukas, Jean Dixon, Eric Asistin, David Calvert, Crista Hecht, Jeff Ross, Matt Theilen and Beth Cohen, University of Nevada Marketing All text and photo content is property of or licensed to the University of Nevada and Nevada Athletics. These materials can not be reproduced without permission from the Nevada Communications Office. 2

2016-17 WOLF PACK ROSTER Name Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School Grant Booth Jr. 6-1 Sydney, Australia/Mitchell HS Corey Eddings Jr. 5-11 Roseville, Calif./Oakmont HS Travis Fredborg So. 6-1 Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada/Lord Selkirk Nick Fuller Sr. 5-11 Canberra, Australia/S. Mountain CC Kaleb Gorbahn Jr. 6-2 Smithers, B.C./Holy Cross David Hinitz Jr. 6-5 Reno, Nev./Reno HS Jooho Lee Jr. 6-0 Coquitlam, B.C., Canada/Gleneagle Stephen Osbourne Fr. 5-11 Reno, Nev./Bishop Manogue HS Tyler Saunders Jr. 6-6 Alberta, Canada/Texas State QUICK FACTS General Information Location Reno, Nev. Enrollment 21,000 Nickname Wolf Pack School Colors Navy Blue and Silver Conference Mountain West President Dr. Marc Johnson Athletics Director Doug Knuth Athletics Dept. Phone (775) 784-6900 Athletics Website NevadaWolfPack.com University Website unr.edu 2016-17 WOLF PACK SCHEDULE Date Event Location Sept. 11-13 Badger Invite University Course - Madison, Wis. Sept. 19-20 Ram Masters Invite Fort Collins CC - Fort Collins, Colo. Oct. 3-4 Nick Watney Invite San Joaquin CC - Fresno, Calif. Oct. 9-11 Fightin Irish Classic Warren GC - West Bend, Ind. Oct. 24-26 Saint Mary s Invite Poppy Hills GC - Pebble Beach, Calif. Feb. 27-28 NIT Tucson National GC - Tucson, Ariz. Mar. 6-7 Sacramento State Invite Valley Hi CC - Elk Grove, Calif. Mar. 18-19 ASU Thunderbird Invite Karsten GC - Tempe, Ariz. Mar. 30-1 The Goodwin Stanford GC - Palo Alto, Calif. Apr. 14-15 El Macero Classic El Macero CC - Davis, Calif. Apr. 21-23 MW Championship Tucson National GC - Tucson, Ariz. MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEWS Head coach Jacob Wilner and the student-athletes are available to the media for interviews upon request. Media is asked to set appointments up through the University of Nevada men s golf contact, Katie Rihn. RELEASES AND NOTES Media releases and statistics will be available 24 hours a day on the university website at nevadawolfpack.com. Additional information can be found on the Mountain West website: www.themw.com. NEVADA COMMUNICATIONS Chad Hartley - Associate AD - (775) 682-6982 - hartleyc@unr.edu Jack Kuestermeyer - Assistant Director - (775) 682-6984 - jkuester@unr.edu Katie Rihn - Assistant Director - (775) 682-6963 - krihn@unr.edu Nick Beaton - Assistant Director - (775) 682-6985 - nbeaton@nevada.unr.edu Sheneé Sanchez - Multimedia Specialist - (775) 682-6914 - shenees@unr.edu JD Jerome - Digital Specialist - (775)682-6953 - jjerome@unr.edu Coaching Staff Head Coach Jacob Wilner Alma Mater, Year Coastal Carolina 01 Year Seventh year Best Finish 2nd, five times Assistant Coach Mike Paul Alma Mater, Year Oregon State 80 Year Sixth year Team Information 2015-16 MW Finish 7th Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/0 Newcomers 3 Social Media Men s Golf Twitter Men s Golf Instagram Athletics Facebook Athletics Twitter Athletics Instagram @NevadaMensGolf NevadaMensGolf /NevadaWolfPack @NevadaWolfPack NevadaWolfPack Communications Men s Golf Contact Katie Rihn Office (775) 682-6963 Cell (412) 719-0168 Office Fax (775) 784-4386 E-mail krihn@unr.edu University of Nevada Athletics Communications Office Legacy Hall/232 Reno, NV 89557-0110 3

HOME COURSE INFORMATION Wolf Run Golf Club Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Designed by: John Fleming Type: Semi-Private Built in: 1998 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Lahontan Golf Club Holes: 18 Location: Truckee, Calif. Designed by: Tom Weiskopf Type: Private Built in: 1998 Golf Season: May - October Visitor Policy: Closed Thunder Canyon Country Club Holes: 18 Location: New Washoe City, Nev. Designed by: Robert Muir Graves Type: Private Built in: 1994 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: With member only/reciprocal LakeRidge Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Designed by: Robert Trent Jones, Jr., Robert Trent Jones, Jr., Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Type: Public Built in: 1969 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Washoe Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Type: Public Built in: 1934 Golf Season: year round Visitor Policy: Open Sierra Sage Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Type: Public Built in: 1960 Golf Season: year round Visitor Policy: Open The Resort at Red Hawk Holes: 18 Location: Sparks, Nev. Designed by: Hale Irwin Type: Resort Built in: 2005 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Old Greenwood Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Truckee, Calif. Designed by: Jack Nicklaus Type: Resort/Semi-Private Built in: 2004 Golf Season: May - Octomber Visitor Policy: Open Golf Club at Gray s Crossing Holes: 18 Location: Truckee, Calif. Designed by: Jim Hardy, Peter Jacobsen Type: Resort Built in: 2007 Golf Season: May - October Visitor Policy: Open Dayton Valley Golf Club Holes: 18 Location: Dayton, Nev. Designed by: Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay Type: Semi-Private Built in: 1991 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Stateline, Nev. Designed by: George Fazio Type: Public Built in: 1968 Golf Season: Open: 5/11 Closed: 10/11 Visitor Policy: Open Wild Creek Golf Course Holes: 18 Location: Sparks, Nev. Designed by: Brad Benz, Dick Phelps Type: Public Built in: 1980 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Schaffer s Mill Golf Club Holes: 18 Location: Truckee, Calif. Designed by: John Harbottle III, Johnny Miller Type: Private Built in: 2008 Golf Season: May - October Visitor Policy: Limited outside play The Club at ArrowCreek Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Designed by: Palmer Course Design Co. Type: Semi-Private Built in: 1997 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: Open Montreux Golf & Country Club Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Designed by: Jack Nicklaus Type: Private Built in: 1997 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: With member only Somersett Golf & Country Club Holes: 18 Location: Reno, Nev. Designed by: KBR Design, Tom Kite, Roy Bechtol, Randy Russel Type: Private Built in: 2004 Golf Season: Year round Visitor Policy: With member only

Season Preview As the Nevada men s golf team embarks on the 2016-17 season, one thing coach Jacob Wilner is keen on is the depth his team will have this year. Our roster is deep. That s something we haven t had much of over the past few seasons, said Wilner. There s going to be a lot more competition during qualifying. Guys will be fighting to get into the lineup and that s what I want. I want them to make it a difficult decision for me week in and week out. Last year the Wolf Pack had a consistent lineup of five student-athletes that competed in every tournament. The nice thing for Wilner is all five of them return this year and he boasts three newcomers to add to that depth. All-in-all the roster will consist of nine studentathletes. RETURNERS Of those who are back for the upcoming season is the lone senior on the roster, Nick Fuller. Last year Fuller completed his first full season with the Pack after transferring in midyear from South Mountain Community College the season prior. He ranked third on the team in both scoring average (73.8) and birdies (68) in 2015-16. Returners from the junior class are highlighted by Grant Booth and Corey Eddings, who both shined at the Mountain West Championship in April. Booth made a run on day two of the championship and placed just outside of the top-10 but managed to finish under par. He was one of the most consistent players of last season, ranking second on the team in scoring average (72.9) and birdies (94) and finished under par in four events. Eddings broke through at the conference championship as he owned the 18 and 36-hole leads. His 7-under par opening score was one shy of his career-best and is the third-lowest score in program history. Also part of this year s junior class are Jooho Lee and David Hinitz. Lee, who played in every event as a sophomore and collected four eagles, posted his best finish of the year at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational. He came in under par in all three rounds to finish in a tie for 19th and 6-under par. Hinitz, a local product from Reno, saw action in his first collegiate tournament last year and competed in four events. The lone sophomore this year will be Travis Fredborg, one of the team s top returners. Fredborg narrowly edged Booth for the team lead in scoring average (72.8) and birdies (97). He shot under 70 six times and was regarded as one of the best freshman in the league. NEWCOMERS The three newcomers this year are a mix of two transfers and one freshman. Tyler Saunders joins the team as a junior from Texas State where he played two seasons. Following his rookie year with the Bobcats, Saunders earned freshman of the year honors from the Sun Belt Conference (SBC) and was named to the All-SBC first team. Kaleb Gorbahn, the team s other junior transfer, comes to Reno from Holy Cross College. As a sophomore he averaged 72.1, which ranked him in the top-five in the NAIA, and shot a season-low round of 65 on two occasions. Local talent Stephen Osborne, who graduated from Bishop Manogue High School, rounds out the list of newcomers. Osborne was part of two state championships and posted a 74.3 scoring average to earn first team all-state honors his senior year. 5

Head Coach JACOB WILNER SEVENTH SEASON Head Coach Education: Bachelor s in Recreation & Leisure Service Management - Coastal Carolina 01 Hometown: Coral Springs, Fla. Jacob Wilner enters his seventh season as head coach of the Nevada men s golf team in 2016-17, where he will return all players from last season. The Wolf Pack is coming off of a seventh place finish in April s Mountain West Championship. Highlighted from the championship was junior Corey Eddings earning the runner-up finish after he posted the clubhouse lead following rounds one and two. Eddings returns in 2016-17 along with the rest of the core and an addition of three strong newcomers, who should provide Wilner with a valuable amount of depth. The 2014-15 season, Wilner s fifth guiding the Pack, was capped off by a sound third place Mountain West finish for Nevada. Wilner had three of his four counting scorers finish in the top-10 in the event as senior Nick Fuller tied for third, Eddings tied for fourth and junior Grant Booth tied for seventh. In 2012-13, Wilner guided the Wolf Pack into its first season in the Mountain West, finishing ninth at the conference championship. The Wolf Pack had two members of the team earn Academic All-MW honors. Also during that season Wilner himself qualified for the 2013 United States Public Links Championships. The 2011-12 season at Nevada - Wilner s second at the helm - was capped by another NCAA Regional appearance by a Pack player as Kevin Lucas earned an at-large selection and finished 48th at the Norman Regional. Nevada finished sixth at the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championships with Lucas earning first-team All-WAC honors. In addition, four Pack players earned Academic All-WAC honors in Gustavo Chuang, Andrew Cornella, Zak Griffiths and Taylor Knoll. Nevada nearly got Wilner his first team victory as the team tied Oregon State at the Pacific Invitational but fell to the Beavers on the first hole of the playoff. Lucas did secure the individual victory, the first by a player under Wilner. Wilner s first season as the head coach of the Wolf Pack in 2010-11 was marked by a strong showing against a challenging schedule and culminated with a pair of golfers, Scott Smith and Kevin Lucas, earning All-Western Athletic Conference accolades. Smith earned an at-large spot into the NCAA Regionals as well, marking the third straight season Nevada was a part of postseason play. Smith twice earned WAC Golfer of the Week honors during the season. Prior to his promotion to head coach, Wilner spent two seasons with the Wolf Pack as an assistant coach with the Nevada golf program. In 2009-10, the Wolf Pack finished in the top five at six different events, including a second-place finish in the Western Athletic Conference Championships. That also included a team championship at the Saint Mary s Invitational at Poppy Hills G.C. in Pebble Beach, Calif. During the course of the season, the Pack earned its highest ranking in the polls in nearly a decade. Individually, Jared Becher qualified for the NCAA Regional event and placed fifth at the Southwest Regional, narrowly missing a spot in the NCAA Championships. Becher and Ryan Hallisey each won WAC Golfer of the Week honors from during the season. Taylor Coffman was named to the ESPN the Magazine Academic All- District VIII at-large teams and he, along with Smith, were named Cleveland Golf/ Srixon All-America Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association of America. In his first season with the Wolf Pack in 2008-09, Wilner helped the men s golf team to five top five finishes, including a win at the 2009 Stevinson Ranch Invitational, while Jared Becher, Ryan Hallisey and Scott Smith all earned All-WAC honors. When he arrived at Nevada, Wilner brought over seven years of experience as a golf instructor to the Wolf Pack, spending a year as a lead instructor at the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head, S.C. He also has worked at golf courses throughout southern California and Myrtle Beach S.C., including three years as an assistant golf professional at Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles from 2003-06 and a stint as an assistant instructor at the Golf Digest Schools in 2003 in Myrtle Beach. Coaching Experience 2010-present: Head coach, Nevada 2008-10: Assistant coach, Nevada Playing Experience -Four-year member of the Coastal Carolina men s golf team - All-Big South honors from 1998-2000 -Averaged 72.3 strokes per round in 1999 -Set the Coastal Carolina 54-hole scoring record (205) 6 A native of Coral Springs, Fla., Wilner graduated from JP Taravella High School in Coral Springs. He met his wife, Amanda, at their alma mater, Coastal Carolina. He has one daughter, Violet. -Helped the Chanticleers rank fourth in the nation in scoring average in 1999

Returning Player Profiles Nick FULLER 5-11 Senior Canberra, Australia South Mountain CC Grant BOOTH 6-1 Junior Sydney, Australia Mitchell High School JUNIOR (2015-16) Part of the all-mountain West academic team competed in all 11 events during his first full year with the Wolf Pack earned one top 10 and three top 15 finishes during the year shot his season-low round of 67 at the National Invitational Tournament played 10 of his 30 rounds with scores of 72 or better recorded his best to par finish of 4-under at the National Invitational Tournament (67, 70, 75) earned a tie for 12th place in the season-opener, the Gene Miranda Invitational where he finished at 2-under par (73, 69, 72) finished tied for 39th at the Mountain West Championship compiled a scoring average of 73.80 for the year, third best on the team collected 68 birdies for the season, third best on the Pack, and added one eagle at the MW Championship led Nevada in average putts (30.10) and ranked second on the team in pars per round (11.73) SOPHOMORE (2014-15) Joined the Wolf Pack as mid-year transfer from South Mountain Community College in Arizona competed in seven spring events... posted a season and team-best -7 in the Mountain West Championships for a third place finish... shot a season-low 67 at the Mountain West Championships PRIOR TO NEVADA Was the top player at South Mountain CC in Phoenix as a freshman in 2013-14, he was an All-Region 1 Team selection and helped South Mountain to conference title recorded four top-10 finishes, including eighth in the NJCAA Regional Championships prepped at Canberra (A.C.T., Australia) Grammar School graduated from Canberra in 2011 PERSONAL Born Nicholas John Fuller son of John Fuller and Sarah Fuller has two younger brothers, Christopher and Mitchell majoring in business calls Nevada one of his dream schools and says that Nevada stood out from the beginning sports hero is Adam Scott in his free time, enjoys surfing and spending time with friends and family Fuller s Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2014-15 7 21 1,560 74.2 67 137 206 2015-16 11 30 2,214 73.8 67 137 212 Career 18 51 3,774 74.0 67 137 206 Fuller s Career Bests 18 holes: 67 (twice), 2015 MW Championship, 2016 National Invitational Tournament Tournament Score (to par): -7, 2015 MW Championship Tournament Finish: 3rd, 2015 MW Championship SOPHOMORE (2015-16) Competed in all 11 events during his sophomore season won a dual match vs. Colorado State with a round of 67 recorded one top five, two top 10s and three top 15 finishes shot a season-low round of 66 during the third round at the National Invitational Tournament where he finished under par for the event played 13 of his 30 rounds with scores of 72 or better all three of his rounds at the Nick Watney Invitational were in the 60s (69, 68, 68) which allowed him to post his best to par score of the season at 8-under overall, he placed sixth at the event finished in a tie for 11th at the MW Championship at 3-under par compiled a scoring average of 72.93 for the year, second best on the team he led the team in most subpar holes (8), par 3 scoring (3.13), par 4 scoring (4.16) and birdie conversion (27.5 percent) collected 94 birdies during the season FRESHMAN (2014-15) Competed in 10 events in the fall and spring as a freshman... took seventh at the Mountain West Championships... lowest round came in the championships with a 67... shot a season-low 207 at the Price s Give Em Five Invitational... came in 9-under par at the same event HIGH SCHOOL Graduate of Mitchell High School in Sydney, Australia... he was Captain of the NSW Junior State team in 2014... finished in the top 16 at the Men s Australian Amateur in 2014... finished in the top 16 in the Men s NSW Amateur in 2014... tied for third in the Bonville Champions Trophy in 2013... was the State Junior Matchplay Champion in 2013... came in third in the All-Schools Championships in 2013... most memorable event was representing Australia at the 2013 Callaway World Junior Championship PERSONAL Born Grant Booth... son of Greg and Katrina Booth... has one younger sister, Renee Booth... chose Nevada over Washington State, Florida State, San Francisco, San Diego, at UT Arlington because of the location and quality academics that Nevada offers... business Major... likes to listen to music, fish and go to the beach in his spare time Booth s Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2014-15 11 33 2,390 72.4 67 137 207 2015-16 11 30 2,188 72.9 66 137 205 Career 22 63 4,578 72.6 66 137 205 Booth s Career Bests 18 holes: 66, 2016 National Invitational Tournament Tournament Score (to par): -9, 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite Tournament Finish: T6th, 2015 Nick Watney Invitational 8

Returning Player Profiles Corey EDDINGS 5-11 Junior Roseville, Calif. Oakmont High School David HINITZ 6-5 Junior Reno, Nev. Reno High School SOPHOMORE (2015-16) Finished second at the Mountain West Championship at 7-under par overall, he owned the 18 and 36-hole leads at that event shot his, and the team, season-low round of 65 during the first round of the MW Championship, two shots shy of tying the school record low round recorded one top five and two top 10s on the year competed in all 11 events of the year played six of his 30 rounds with scores of 72 or better finished the National Invitational Tournament at even par compiled a scoring average of 74.17 for the year collected 57 birdies on the year and two eagles, one of which came at the conference championship led the team in pars per round (11.87) and fairways hit (68.5 percent) FRESHMAN (2014-15) Took part in eighth events as a freshman... came in fourth with a -5 performance at the Mountain West Championships... shot a team-low 64 in the second round of the Price s Give Em Five Invitational... has a season-best second place finish in the Ram Masters Invitational HIGH SCHOOL Graduate of Oakmont High School in Roseville, Calif.... four-year high school letter-winner in golf... played in the Captial Valley Conference... was a member of the team that were Conference Champions in 2013-2014... all-league golf all four years of high school... MVP of the league junior and senior year... Individual Champion junior and senior year... as a senior set the low scoring average in high school conference history... most memorable event was making match play at the U.S. Junior Amateur in 2013 and 2014 PERSONAL Born Corey David Eddings... son of Stu and Amy Eddings... has older sister, Lindsey, and older brother, Drew... chose Nevada over UC Davis, San Diego and Oregon State because of the location of Nevada, Coach Wilner, and it felt like a perfect fit... member of the Honor Roll in high school... snowboards and roots for his favorite Bay Area sports teams in his spare time Eddings Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2014-15 9 27 1,966 72.8 64 135 208 2015-16 11 30 2,225 74.2 65 136 209 Career 20 57 4,191 73.5 64 135 208 SOPHOMORE (2015-16) Competed in four of 11 events during his second season shot a season-low round of 73 in the first round of the El Macero Classic, which led to his best tournament finish of the year, a tie for 53rd at 15-over par saw action in his first collegiate tournament at the Nick Watney Invitational compiled a scoring average of 79.54 for the year collected 18 birdies throughout his four events FRESHMAN (2014-15) Did not compete academic All-Mountain West honors HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Reno High School, in Reno Nev.... played JV basketball in 2011, and Varsity golf in 2012 and 2013... won four of the six high school tournaments he played in PERSONAL Born David Nickolas Hinitz... son of Dean Hinitz and April Hinitz... has one younger brother, Sam Archer... chose Nevada to play golf for his hometown team... most memorable moment was the first time he holed out from the fairway 175 yards out in a tournament... works as a baker and plays golf in his free time Hinitz s Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2015-16 4 10 794 79.4 73 150 231 Career 4 10 794 79.4 73 150 231 Hinitz s Career Bests 18 holes: 73, 2016 El Macero Classic Tournament Score (to par): +15, 2016 El Macero Classic Tournament Finish: T53rd, 2016 El Macero Classic Eddings Career Bests 18 holes: 64, 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite Tournament Score (to par): -7, 2016 MW Championship Tournament Finish: 2nd, 2016 MW Championship 9

Returning Player Profiles Jooho LEE 6-0 Junior Coquitlam, British Columbia Gleneagle Secondary Travis FREDBORG 6-1 Sophomore Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Sec. School SOPHOMORE (2015-16) Competed in all 11 events during his second season shot a season-low round of 68 twice, first at the Nick Watney Invitational and then at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational earned one top five, one top 10 and one top 15 finish on the year played nine of his 30 rounds with scores of 72 or better posted one of his best performances of the year at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational where he placed in a tie for 19th at 6-under par (68, 69, 70) also finished under par at the Nick Watney Invitational at 1-under (73, 71, 68) finished in 51st place at the Mountain West Championship compiled a scoring average of 74.80 for the year ranked second on the team in par 3 scoring (3.19) collected 66 birdies on the year and led the Pack with four eagles FRESHMAN (2014-15) Competed in 11 events as a freshman... shot a season-low 66 at the El Macero Classic... finished the Price s Give Em Five Invitational -6 in 21st place... had a season-best 5th place finish at the El Macero Classic HIGH SCHOOL Graduate of Gleneagle Secondary School in Coquitlam, British Colombia... lettered in golf from 2006-2011... played in four USGA events... was a part of team that were the District Champions in 2010 and 2011 and the Fraser Valley Champions in 2010 and 2011... was a member of the Provincial Champion team in 2011... was individual district champion his junior and senior years... Western Fraser Valley Champion... was the youngest golfer to play on a high school team at age 11... most memorable moment was shooting a 59 in a tournament PERSONAL Born Joo Ho Lee... son of Hea Ja Jung... chose Nevada over Cal, Oregon, Oregon State and Gonzaga because of the deep history of success in athletics and the great learning environment the school provides... economics major... was a member of the Leadership group in High School... likes to cheer on the Calgary Flames, read, hang out with friends and volunteer in his spare time Lee s Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2014-15 11 33 2,435 73.7 66 136 210 2015-16 11 30 2,244 74.8 68 137 207 Career 22 63 4,679 74.2 66 136 207 Lee s Career Bests 18 holes: 66, 2015 El Macero Classic Tournament Score (to par): -6 (twice), 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite, 2015 Alister MacKenzie Invite Tournament Finish: 5th, 2015 El Macero Classic FRESHMAN (2015-16) Part of the All-Mountain West academic team competed in all 11 events during his rookie season led the team with a scoring average of 72.83 earned one top five, one top 10 and four top 15 finishes shot his season-low round of 68 twice, first at the Nick Watney Invitational and then at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational recorded six rounds in the 60s played 14 of his 30 rounds with scores of 72 or better was the runner-up in a dual match vs. Colorado State finished the National Invitational Tournament at 3-under par (71, 72, 70) placed in a tie for 33rd at the Mountain West Championship led the Pack in par 5 scoring (4.70) and greens in regulation (66.7 percent) collected a team-best 97 birdies and registered two eagles as well, which both came in the same round at The Goodwin ranked second on the team in fairways hit (66.1 percent) and birdie conversion (26.9 percent) HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School in Selkirk, Manitoba... lettered three times each in golf and hockey... was part of the provincial title team in 2011-12... threeyear member of the provincial team... was the 2012 MJT national junior golfer of the year and was a two-time finalist for the Manitoba amateur golfer of the year... three-time honor roll member PERSONAL Born Travis Linton Henry Arthur Fredborg... son of Susan and Linton Fredborg... has two older brothers, Dylan and Shayne... Shayne played golf at the University of Manitoba... was also recruited by Pacific but chose Nevada because of the program and the coaching... lists Jason Day as his golf hero... in his free time, enjoys hockey, basketball, working out, volunteering and helping around the golf course Fredborg s Career Statistics Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 2015-16 11 30 2,185 72.8 68 137 213 Career 11 30 2,185 72.8 68 137 213 Fredborg s Career Bests 18 holes: 68 (twice), 2015 Nick Watney Invitational, 2015 Alister MacKenzie Invite Tournament Score (to par): -3, 2016 National Invitational Tournament Tournament Finish: T12th, 2015 Pacific Invitational 10

Newcomer Player Profiles Kaleb GORBAHN 6-2 Junior Smithers, British Columbia Holy Cross College Tyler SAUNDERS 6-6 Junior Alberta, Canada Texas State PRIOR TO NEVADA Transfer from Holy Cross College in Indiana where he played two seasons of golf as a sophomore he averaged 72.1 for the season, which ranked him in the top five in the NAIA, and shot a season-low round of 65 twice was second on the team in birdies last year over the last two years he collected 15 top five finishes, including nine in a single year also earned six runner-up finishes and one win was named all-conference HIGH SCHOOL Attended Smithers Secondary School in British Columbia where he was a three-sport athlete in golf, basketball and volleyball won seven events in golf during his high school career was his school s MVP four times in golf, four times in volleyball and twice in basketball was involved in theater, leadership and music PERSONAL Son of Dana and Shannon Gorbahn has two older brothers, Kai and Taaron and a younger sister Jadyn plans to major in business management chose Nevada because he immediately fell in love with the campus and the staff also recruited by BYU, Weber State, Arizona, Utah Valley and San Diego lists Mike Weir as his sports hero the most memorable moment of his career was playing for Team Canada in the North America Cup, beating the U.S. for the first time in seven years is a movie fanatic and a theater actor and helps with junior golf clinics in his spare time PRIOR TO NEVADA Transfer from Texas State where he played two seasons of golf following his rookie year with the Bobcats, Saunders earned freshman of the year honors from the Sun Belt Conference (SBC) and was named to the all-sbc first team scoring average of 72.22 that year was the best in the Texas State modern era and collected the record for most par or better rounds with 17 out of 32 captured the individual title at the Mobile Sports Intercollegiate with three rounds under par in August 2015 he participated in the U.S. Amateur Championship, which he qualified for by setting the course record at Columbine Country Club with a 9-under par 63 HIGH SCHOOL Attended St. Albert Catholic High School in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada PERSONAL Son of John and Deb Saunders has two older brothers, Mike and Cole plans to major in biology or biochemistry and attend medical school after college chose Nevada because of the area and the team s potential lists Jack Nicklaus as his sports hero most memorable moment of his career was playing in the 2015 U.S. Amateur after shooting 63 in the qualifier plays the guitar, swims and works out during his spare time 11

Newcomer Player Profiles Stephen OSBORNE 5-11 Freshman Reno, Nev. Bishop Manogue High School HIGH SCHOOL Local product who graduated from Bishop Manogue High School where he was a three-sport athlete in golf, soccer and ski racing posted a 74.3 scoring average to earn first team all-state honors his senior year was part of two state championships as well, in 2013 at Sierra Sage Golf Course and in 2015 from Montreux Country Club his low round in high school was a round of 66 in addition to golf he is a fairly accomplished skier, he won the individual giant slalom in 2014 and the individual slalom in 2013 won the Harvard Prize Book Award was a member of National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars was an AP Scholar and graduated with high honors and service recognition PERSONAL Son of Stephen and Elizabeth Osborne has an older brother, Christian Reviglio, and a younger sister and brother, Sarah and Ollie plans to major in finance also recruited by Navy and Berry College lists Jason Day as his sports hero most memorable moment of his career was America s Cup in Boise, Idaho because the atmosphere and the crowds were great, it had an extra buzz to it is an avid ping pong player, skis, enjoys time in the water, works closely with Special Olympics started a non-profit organization called Operation Athlete that he hopes will develop to provide kids with the opportunity to play sports in Reno and other areas quote on why he chose Nevada, I chose Nevada because it provides me the best opportunity to improve myself as a student, athlete, and person. Coach Wilner s program is impressive on and off the course as the team competes at a high level and maintains one of the best team GPAs on campus, and I believe that Nevada golf is one of the most well rounded programs in the country. 12

2015-16 SEASON RESULTS GRANT BOOTH 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Gene Miranda Invitational 74 73 73 220 73.3 73 +4 T29/85 9-34 Tucker Intercollegiate 77 78 77 232 77.3 77 +16 T77/100 6-30 Nick Watney Invitational 69 68 68 205 68.3 68-8 T6/80 14-34 Alister MacKenzie Invite 69 72 74 215 71.7 69 +2 T47/80 11-32 Pacific Invitational 76 76 73 225 75.0 73 +12 T40/88 7-32 vs. Colorado State 67 - - 67 67.0 67-3 1/12 5-11 National Invitational Tour. 70 79 66 215 71.7 66-1 T21/80 13-31 Border Olympics 74 73-147 73.5 73 +3 T52/101 2-30 The Goodwin 72 72 71 215 71.7 71 +5 T35/138 7-35 El Macero Classic 80 75 79 234 78.0 75 +18 T67/90 6-30 Mountain West Championship 72 67 74 213 71.0 67-3 T11/55 14-29 Totals 2,188 72.9 66 +45 94-328 Career Bests Low Round: 66 at the 2016 National Invitational Tournament Low Tournament Score (to par): -9 at the 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite Best Tournament Finish: T6 at the 2015 Nick Watney Invitational COREY EDDINGS 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Gene Miranda Invitational 75 75 73 223 74.3 73 +7 T46/85 3-41 Tucker Intercollegiate 80 79 74 233 77.7 74 +17 80/100 3 1 31 Nick Watney Invitational 72 73 75 220 73.3 72 +7 T58/100 10-29 Alister MacKenzie Invite 73 76 74 223 74.3 73 +10 T71/80 6-34 Pacific Invitational 78 70 78 226 75.3 70 +13 T48/88 3-41 vs. Colorado State 74 - - 74 74.0 74 +4 7/12 1-13 National Invitational Tour. 70 71 75 216 72.0 70 E T24/80 10-35 Border Olympics 76 74-150 75.0 74 +6 T73/101 2-26 The Goodwin 74 74 74 222 74.0 74 +12 T82/138 4-35 El Macero Classic 78 74 77 229 76.3 74 +13 T42/90 5-34 Mountain West Championship 65 71 73 209 69.7 65-7 2/55 10 1 38 Totals 2,225 74.2 65 +82 57 2 357 Career Bests Low Round: 64 at the 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite Low Tournament Score (to par): -7 at the 2016 Mountain West Championship Best Tournament Finish: 2nd at the 2016 Mountain West Championship TRAVIS FREDBORG 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Gene Miranda Invitational 76 69 73 218 72.7 69 +2 T22/85 12-31 Tucker Intercollegiate 69 73 74 216 72.0 69 E T14/100 9-38 Nick Watney Invitational 74 68 72 214 71.3 72 +1 T34/100 10-34 Alister MacKenzie Invite 69 68 80 217 72.3 68 +4 T57/80 10-34 Pacific Invitational 73 72 74 219 73.0 72 +6 T12/88 9-32 vs. Colorado State 70 - - 70 70.0 70 E T2/12 5-9 National Invitational Tour. 71 72 70 213 71.0 70-3 T14/80 13-31 Border Olympics 72 76-148 74.0 72 +4 T61/101 6-21 The Goodwin 73 69 73 215 71.7 69 +5 T35/138 9 2 26 El Macero Classic 80 76 78 234 78.0 76 +18 T67/90 8-26 Mountain West Championship 72 76 73 221 73.7 72 +5 T33/55 6-37 Totals 2,185 72.8 68 +42 97 2 319 Career Bests Low Round: 68 (twice) at the 2015 Nick Watney Invitational and the 2015 Alister MacKenzie Invite Low Tournament Score (to par): -3 at the 2016 National Invitational Tournament Best Tournament Finish: T12 at the 2015 Pacific Invitational 14

2015-16 SEASON RESULTS JOOHO LEE 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Gene Miranda Invitational 77 76 75 228 76.0 75 +12 T69/85 3-37 Tucker Intercollegiate 76 72 80 228 76.0 72 +12 T57/100 10-27 Nick Watney Invitational 73 71 68 212 70.7 68-1 T24/80 12-31 Alister MacKenzie Invite 68 69 70 207 69.0 68-6 T19/80 12-37 Pacific Invitational 78 72 76 226 75.3 72 +13 T48/88 2 2 34 vs. Colorado State 72 - - 72 72.0 72 +2 5/12 2-13 National Invitational Tour. 77 82 78 237 79.0 77 +21 80/80 1 2 32 Border Olympics 80 70-150 75.0 70 +6 T73/101 7-18 The Goodwin 74 76 73 223 74.3 73 +13 T94/138 6-31 El Macero Classic 80 76 76 232 77.3 76 +16 62/90 4-32 Mountain West Championship 77 77 75 229 76.3 75 +13 51/55 7-31 Totals 2,244 74.8 68 +101 66 4 323 Career Bests Low Round: 66 at the 2015 El Mecero Classic Low Tournament Score (to par): -6 (twice) at the 2014 Price s Give Em Five Invite and the 2015 Alister MacKenzie Invite Best Tournament Finish: 5th at the 2015 El Macero Classic NICK FULLER 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Gene Miranda Invitational 73 69 72 214 71.3 69-2 T12/85 14-30 Tucker Intercollegiate 79 71 77 227 75.7 71 +11 T49/100 6-34 Nick Watney Invitational 74 70 70 214 71.3 70 +1 T34/100 10-33 Alister MacKenzie Invite 70 73 72 215 71.7 70 +2 T47/80 7-40 Pacific Invitational 77 75 76 228 76.0 75 +15 T62/88 5-33 vs. Colorado State 81 - - 81 81.0 81 +11 11/12 - - 10 National Invitational Tour. 67 70 75 212 70.7 67-4 T10/80 9-41 Border Olympics 74 76-150 75.0 74 +6 T73/101 3-26 The Goodwin 77 69 76 222 74.0 69 +12 T82/138 4-36 El Macero Classic 78 73 77 228 76.0 73 +12 T39/90 5-34 Mountain West Championship 73 77 73 223 74.3 73 +7 T39/55 5 1 34 Totals 2,214 73.8 67 +71 68 1 351 Career Bests Low Round: 67 (twice) at the 2015 Mountain West Championships and the 2016 National Invitational Tournament Low Tournament Score (to par): -7 at the 2015 Mountain West Championships Best Tournament Finish: 3rd at the 2015 Mountain West Championships DAVID HINITZ 1st 2nd 3rd Total Avg. Low +/- Finish Birdies Eagles Pars Nick Watney Invitational 77 79 85 241 80.3 77 +28 80/80 4-28 Pacific Invitational 81 82 81 244 81.3 81 +31 87/88 4-25 vs. Colorado State 78 - - 78 78.0 78 +8 10/12 6-8 El Macero Classic 73 77 81 231 77.0 73 +15 T53/90 4-34 Totals 794 79.4 73 +82 18-95 Career Bests Low Round: 73 at the 2016 El Macero Classic Low Tournament Score (to par): +15 at the 2016 El Macero Classic Best Tournament Finish: T53rd at the 2016 El Macero Classic 15

2015-16 TOURNAMENT SCORING GENE MIRANDA INVITATIONAL hosted by Air Force Eisenhower GC, Colorado Springs, CO Sept. 12-13, 2015 par 72, 7,443 yards 16 teams/88 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. Colorado State 286 282 281 849 2. Colorado 294 271 287 852 3. Wyoming 287 288 288 863 4. Weber State 284 291 291 866 5. UTEP 290 286 291 867 6. Nevada 298 286 291 875 t7. Northern Colorado 286 299 292 877 t7. UMKC 297 288 292 877 9. William & Mary 296 289 293 878 10. Utah State 292 287 300 879 11. Air Force 300 291 290 881 12. Boise State 301 288 296 885 t13. Abilene Christian 303 289 294 886 t13. Utah 295 292 299 886 15. Air Force (B) 301 297 306 904 16. Southern Utah 310 317 317 944 Nevada Scores t12. Nick Fuller, 73-69-72=214 (-2) t22. Travis Fredborg, 76-69-73=218 (+2) t29. Grant Booth, 74-73-73=220 (+4) t46. Corey Eddings, 75-75-73=223 (+7) t69. Jooho Lee, 77-76-75=228 (+12) WILLIAM H. TUCKER INTERCOLLEGIATE hosted by New Mexico UNM Course, Albuquerque, NM Sept. 25-26, 2015 par 72, 7,556 yards 16 teams/100 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. New Mexico 279 276 285 840 2. Texas Tech 286 285 288 859 t3. UNLV 290 287 291 868 t3. Colorado State 289 280 299 868 5. San Diego State 290 294 288 872 6. Wyoming 294 291 297 882 7. San Diego 293 296 295 884 8. New Mexico State 293 296 298 887 t9. TCU 294 291 304 889 t9. Bowling Green 298 293 298 889 11. Colorado 294 304 298 896 12. Nevada 301 294 302 897 13. Louisiana Tech 307 293 307 907 14. Arizona 301 305 305 911 15. UTEP 307 302 307 916 16. Denver 306 294 319 919 Nevada Scores t14. Travis Fredborg, 69-73-74=216 (E) t49. Nick Fuller, 79-71-77=227 (+11) t57. Jooho Lee, 76-72-80=228 (+12) t77. Grant Booth, 77-78-77=232 (+16) 80. Corey Eddings, 80-79-74=233 (+17) NICK WATNEY INVITATIONAL hosted by Fresno State Fort Washington CC, Fresno, CA Oct. 5-6, 2015 par 71, 6,741 yards 13 teams/80 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. St. Mary s 283 270 272 825 2. Fresno State 284 276 273 833 3. California 275 279 281 835 4. Sacramento State 284 272 281 837 5. Nevada 288 277 278 843 t6. Long Beach State 281 283 284 848 t6. San Diego 285 280 283 848 8. Loyola Marymount 284 290 275 849 9. BYU 285 280 288 853 t10. Cal Poly 288 284 283 855 t10. UC Santa Barbara 283 293 279 855 12. Pacific 294 288 276 858 13. Columbia 283 286 290 859 Nevada Scores t6. Grant Booth, 69-68-68=205 (-8) t24. Jooho Lee, 73-71-68=212 (-1) t34. Nick Fuller, 74-70-70=214 (+1) t34. Travis Fredborg, 74-68-72=214 (+1) t58. Corey Eddings, 72-73-75=220 (+7) 80. David Hinitz, 77-79-85=241 (+28) ALISTER MACKENZIE INVITATIONAL hosted by California The Meadow Club, Fairfax, CA Oct. 12-13, 2015 par 71, 6,734 yards 16 teams/80 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. California 268 270 272 810 t2. Pepperdine 267 278 274 819 t2. Arizona State 277 269 273 819 4. San Diego State 277 270 274 821 5. Michigan 272 277 275 824 6. San Jose State 272 272 281 825 7. Fresno State 274 279 282 835 8. San Francisco 273 276 288 837 9. Minnesota 277 277 290 844 10. Colorado 277 295 273 845 11. BYU 290 278 279 847 12. Nevada 276 282 290 848 13. Oregon State 274 283 292 849 14. UC Davis 280 288 287 855 15. San Diego 290 291 280 861 16. Hawaii 293 284 295 872 Nevada Scores t19. Jooho Lee, 68-69-70=207 (-6) t47. Nick Fuller, 70-73-72=215 (+2) t47. Grant Booth, 69-72-74=215 (+2) t57. Travis Fredborg, 69-68-80=217 (+4) t71. Corey Eddings, 73-76-74=223 (+10) 16

2015-16 TOURNAMENT SCORING PACIFIC INVITATIONAL hosted by Pacific Stockton CC, Stockton, CA Oct. 29-31, 2015 par 71, 6,516 yards 16 teams/88 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. Sacramento State 299 271 289 859 2. Long Beach State 292 281 288 861 3. UC Irvine 299 292 283 874 4. Pacific 299 285 298 882 5. Denver 297 292 296 885 6. Utah Valley 305 287 294 886 t7. Fresno State 310 291 291 892 t7. Nevada 304 289 299 892 t7. UC Riverside 307 291 294 892 10. Cal State Fullerton 303 293 297 893 11. BYU 311 283 300 894 12. UTRGV 311 284 305 900 13. Grand Canyon 312 289 301 902 14. Cal State Northridge 303 296 307 906 15. Temple 311 301 297 909 16. Cal State Bakersfield 318 298 307 923 Nevada Scores t12. Travis Fredborg, 73-72-74=219 (+6) t40. Grant Booth, 76-76-73=225 (+12) t48. Jooho Lee, 78-72-76=226 (+13) t48. Corey Eddings, 78-70-78=226 (+13) t62. Nick Fuller, 77-75-76=228 (+15) 87. David Hinitz, 81-82-81=244 (+31) NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT hosted by Arizona Omni National, Tucson, AZ Feb. 28 - Mar. 1, 2016 par 72, 7,200 yards 14 teams/80 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. Santa Clara 278 287 281 846 2. New Mexico 287 285 280 852 t3. Wyoming 282 291 280 853 t3. UTEP 291 284 278 853 5. Nevada 6. Colorado State 278 286 292 290 286 283 856 859 7. Arizona 285 290 289 864 8. Iowa State 288 285 294 867 9. UC Davis 288 290 290 868 10. New Mexico State 288 289 294 871 11. Stephen F. Austin 290 290 292 872 12. Utah 292 298 286 876 13. Notre Dame 289 295 293 877 14. San Jose State 292 293 299 884 Nevada Scores t10. Nick Fuller, 67-70-75=212 (-4) t14. Travis Fredborg, 71-72-70=213 (-3) t21. Grant Booth, 70-79-66=215 (-1) t24. Corey Eddings, 70-71-75=216 (E) 80. Jooho Lee, 77-82-78=237 (+6) BORDER OLYMPICS hosted by Houston Laredo CC, Laredo, TX Feb. 28 - Mar. 1, 2016 par 72, 7,375 yards 18 teams/101 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. Baylor 277 279-556 2. Houston 283 281-564 3. Rice 285 282-567 t4. Sam Houston State 290 279-569 t4. Louisiana 286 283-569 6. McNeese State 286 286-572 7. Sacramento State 291 283-574 t8. UTSA 293 284-577 t8. Texas State 299 278-577 10. Notre Dame 296 283-579 t11. UTEP 300 280-580 t11. Louisiana Monroe 294 286-580 13. New Mexico State 294 287-581 14. Stephen F. Austin 291 293-584 15. Nevada 296 293-589 16. Little Rock 296 295-591 17. Southern Miss 297 295-592 18. St. Mary s (TX) 309 298-607 Nevada Scores t52. Grant Booth, 74-73=147 (+3) t61. Travis Fredborg, 72-76=148 (+4) t73. Nick Fuller, 74-76=150 (+6) t73. Jooho Lee, 80-70=150 (+6) t73. Corey Eddings, 76-74=150 (+6) 17

2015-16 TOURNAMENT SCORING THE GOODWIN hosted by Stanford Stanford GC, Stanford, CA March 24-26, 2016 par 70, 6,727 yards 26 teams/138 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. UC Davis 277 272 278 827 2. UNLV 280 282 275 837 3. Stanford 280 279 280 839 4. Colorado 287 273 286 846 t5. Stanford (B) 281 283 284 848 t5. Oregon 286 278 284 848 7. Pepperdine 287 283 280 850 8. Northwestern 286 283 285 854 9. USC 293 290 274 857 10. St. Mary s 285 288 288 861 11. SMU 293 281 288 862 12. Pacific 289 288 287 864 13. Nevada 293 284 291 868 t14. UCLA 292 287 292 871 t14. BYU 293 284 294 871 16. Northern Colorado 288 297 290 875 t17. Loyola Marymount 289 299 288 876 t17. Arizona 293 299 284 876 19. Colorado State 298 288 292 878 20. Marquette 301 291 287 879 21. San Francisco 296 287 298 881 22. Santa Clara 296 284 306 886 23. Fresno State 293 295 299 887 24. San Jose State 292 300 296 888 25. Denver 305 295 290 890 26. Yale 305 297 294 896 Nevada Scores t35. Grant Booth, 72-72-71=215 (+5) t35. Travis Fredborg, 73-69-73=215 (+5) t82. Corey Eddings, 74-74-74=222 (+12) t82. Nick Fuller, 77-69-76=222 (+12) t94. Jooho Lee, 74-76-73=223 (+13) EL MACERO CLASSIC hosted by UC Davis & Nevada El Macero CC, El Macero, CA April 15-17, 2016 par 72, 6,900 yards 15 teams/90 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. Texas Tech 291 295 290 876 2. Oregon State 303 299 282 884 3. UC Davis 304 295 287 886 4. TCU 304 288 299 891 5. Marquette 307 295 291 893 6. Fresno State 312 293 289 894 7. Seattle 315 291 293 899 8. Sacramento State 308 297 298 903 9. Northern Colorado 315 302 294 911 10. UC Riverside 319 290 304 913 11. Nevada 316 298 308 922 12. Air Force 315 302 306 923 13. George Washington 316 312 296 924 14. Boise State 319 300 306 925 15. Fairleigh Dickinson 331 317 299 947 Nevada Scores t39. Nick Fuller, 78-73-77=228 (+12) t42. Corey Eddings, 78-74-77=229 (+13) t53. David Hinitz, 73-77-81=231 (+15) 62. Jooho Lee, 80-76-76=232 (+16) t67. Travis Fredborg, 80-76-78=234 (+18) t67. Grant Booth, 80-75-79=234 (+18) MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP hosted by Mountain West Omni National, Tucson, AZ April 22-24, 2016 par 72, 7,194 yards 11 teams/55 players Team 1st 2nd 3rd Total 1. UNLV 286 281 279 846 2. New Mexico 280 285 284 849 3. Fresno State 275 296 288 859 t4. San Diego State 280 292 288 860 t4. Colorado State 281 292 287 860 6. Wyoming 290 290 281 861 7. Nevada 282 291 293 866 8. San Jose State 295 289 285 869 9. Boise State 291 289 292 872 10. Air Force 287 293 298 878 11. Utah State 293 291 298 882 Nevada Scores 2. Corey Eddings, 65-71-73=209 (-7) t11. Grant Booth, 72-67-74=213 (-3) t33. Travis Fredborg, 72-76-73=221 (+5) t39. Nick Fuller, 73-77-73=223 (+7) 51. Jooho Lee, 77-77-75=229 (+13) 18

WOLF PACK MEN S GOLF YEARLY TEAM SCORING Avg. 18 36 54 1979-80 390.03 361 740 1,110 1980-81 380.85 367 740 1,123 1981-82 *bulk of results missing* 1982-83 *bulk of results missing* 1983-84 *bulk of results missing* 1984-85 *bulk of results missing* 1985-86 *bulk of results missing* 1986-87 *bulk of results missing* 1987-88 *bulk of results missing* 1988-89 *bulk of results missing* 1989-90 *bulk of results missing* 1990-91 296.26 285 575 879 1991-92 302.00 280 569 851 1992-93 297.85 284 579 870 1993-94 300.81 289 583 880 1994-95 311.15 292 605 902 1995-96 298.80 284 578 878 1996-97 300.90 288 578 874 1997-98 294.34 277 561 851 1998-99 309.37 286 583 875 1999-00 304.40 279 587 870 2000-01 296.70 277 554 834 2001-02 290.48 274 554 842 2002-03 293.00 281 567 851 2003-04 293.14 284 569 864 2004-05 291.85 285 571 865 2005-06 289.88 270 556 838 2006-07 289.21 276 554 847 2007-08 296.80 274 566 844 2008-09 291.91 284 565 852 2009-10 288.80 280 561 853 2010-11 294.49 277 565 854 2011-12 292.90 275 561 845 2012-13 294.71 264 554 818 2013-14 292.82 280 566 854 2014-15 290.27 271 548 830 2015-16 291.30 276 558 843 The Nevada men s golf program began in the 1940s, but over time records and results have not accurately been kept up to date. Some pages of this document begin in the late 70s, but for the purpose of all records, the 1993-94 season will be the beginning mark. Anyone with information regarding lost seasons is asked to contact the team s sports information director, Katie Rihn, at krihn@unr.edu. ALL-TIME BEST SINGLE ROUND SCORES Score Year Tournament 1. 264 2012-13 SCVB Pacific Invitational 2. 269 2012-13 SCVB Pacific Invitational 3. 270 2005-06 John Burns Intercollegiate 4. 271 2014-15 Price s Give Em Five Invite 5. 274 2007-08 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 274 2001-02 Aztec Invitational 7. 275 2011-12 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 275 2001-02 Wolf Pack Classic* 9. 276 2015-16 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 276 2006-07 WAC Championship* 276 2005-06 PING Golf Cougar Classic 276 2005-06 PING Golf Cougar Classic ALL-TIME BEST 36-HOLE TOURNAMENT SCORING Score Year Tournament 1. 548 2014-15 Price s Give Em Five Invite 2. 554 2012-13 SCVB Pacific Invitational 554 2006-07 WAC Championship* 554 2001-02 Aztec Invitational 554 2000-01 Northwest Collegiate Classic 6. 556 2005-06 John Burns Intercollegiate 7. 557 2014-15 Mountain West Championship 8. 558 2015-16 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 9. 561 2009-10 WAC Championship 561 1997-98 Pacific Invitational ALL-TIME BEST 54-HOLE TOURNAMENT SCORING Score Year Tournament 1. 818 2012-13 SCVB Pacific Invitational 2. 830 2014-15 Price s Give Em Five Invite 3. 834 2000-01 Northwest Collegiate Classic 4. 838 2005-06 John Burns Intercollegiate 5. 841 2005-06 PING Golf Cougar Classic 6. 842 2001-02 Aztec Invitational 842 2001-02 Wolf Pack Classic* 842 2014-15 Mountain West Championship 9. 843 2005-06 Taylor Made Barona Cup 843 2015-16 Nick Watney Invitational * won tournament 20

WOLF PACK MEN S GOLF TOURNAMENT TEAM TITLES (27) 1976-77 West Coast Athletic Conference Championship 1977-78 West Coast Athletic Conference Championship 1978-79 West Coast Athletic Conference Championship 1979-80 UNR Spring Classic 1979-80 Oregon Invitational 1981-82 Wolf Pack Classic 1981-82 UNR Spring Classic 1982-83 UNR Spring Classic 1983-84 Big Sky Championship 1985-86 Big Sky Championship 1988-89 Wolf Pack Classic 1989-90 Wolf Pack Classic 1990-91 Wolf Pack Classic 1994-95 St. Mary s Invitational 1995-96 Yale Fall Tournament 1995-96 Cleveland Golf-Augusta College Invitational 1997-98 Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate 1997-98 Wolf Pack Classic 2000-01 Northwest Classic 2000-01 Wolf Pack Classic 2001-02 Wolf Pack Classic 2001-02 Cougar Classic 2002-03 Wolf Pack Classic 2005-06 Wolf Pack Classic 2006-07 Western Athletic Conference Championship 2008-09 Stevinson Ranch Invitational 2009-10 Saint Mary s Invitational INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT WINNERS (26) 1976-77 Dave Nelson, WCAC 1977-78 Dee Conton, Wolf Pack Classic 1978-79 Dave Nelso, WCAC 1980-81 Matt Plumlee, UNLV Rebel Classic 1983-84 Robert Icban, U.S. Int l. 1984-85 Mark Gilmartin, Big Sky 1985-86 Steve Watson, Big Sky 1987-88 Steve Watson, Nevada Classic 1987-88 Steve Watson, Robertson Homes Collegiate 1988-89 Steve Watson, Wolf Pack Classic 1988-89 Steve Watson, UNR Spring Classic 1990-91 David Osborne, Nevada Classic 1990-91 Kevin Miskimons, UCSB Classic 1993-94 Rick Vaughn, Robertson Homes Collegiate 1995-96 Rich Barcelo, Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate 1995-96 Brett Bingham, Oregon Duck Invitational 1997-98 Brett Bingham, Wolf Pack Classic 1997-98 James Watt, Taylor Made Intercollegiate 1997-98 Rich Barcelo, Stanford Intercollegiate 1998-99 Ray Otis, Fresno Classic 2000-01 Sprague Kolp, Wolf Pack Classic 2000-01 Sprague Kolp, Taylor Made Intercollegiate 2005-06 Casey Watabu, NCAA West Regional 2008-09 Taylor Coffman, Squire Creek Classic 2009-10 Jared Becher, PING Cougar Classic 2011-12 Kevin Lucas, Pacific Invitational BEST YEARLY SCORING AVERAGE Year Player Avg. 1990-91 Michael Watson 73.73 1991-92 Charlie Wi 73.11 1992-93 Nabuhito Soto 74.43 1993-94 Robert Walton 74.32 1994-95 Brett Bingham 75.11 1995-96 Rich Barcelo 73.80 1996-97 Justin Peters 74.10 1997-98 Rich Barcelo 72.94 1998-99 Justin Peters 73.50 1999-00 Ray Otis 73.74 2000-01 Mike Haack 73.93 2001-02 Mike Haack 72.92 2002-03 Ian Hagen 73.50 2003-04 Casey Watabu 72.11 2004-05 Adam Hagen 72.91 2005-06 Adam Hagen 71.73 2006-07 Taylor Coffman 71.74 2007-08 James Haban 73.62 2008-09 Scott Smith 72.96 2009-10 Jared Becher 71.69 2010-11 Scott Smith 73.00 2011-12 Kevin Lucas 72.19 2012-13 Ryan Mulvany 72.93 2013-14 Rhyne Jones 71.33 2014-15 Grant Booth 72.42 2015-16 Travis Fredborg 72.80 21