2014-15 chattanooga mocs men's golf guide

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDETABLE OF CONTENTS/GENERAL INFOTABLE OF CONTENTS/GENERAL INFO

TABLE OF CONTENTSPractice Facility & Home Courses ..................................2-3

The University ..............................................................4-5

The City ........................................................................6-7

Academic Services ........................................................... 8

Media Exposure/Mocs in Pro Golf .................................... 9

Sports Medicine ............................................................ 10

Lawson Center/Athletic Performance ............................ 11

Mocs Success ............................................................12-13

What’s a Moc? ............................................................... 14

Roster Information/Schedule ........................................ 15

Mark Guhne .............................................................16-17

Student-Athlete Profi les...........................................18-27 Wes Gosselin ....................................................... 18-19 Liam Johnston ..................................................... 20-21 Ewan Scott .......................................................... 22-23 Zac Stolz ....................................................................24 Brooks Thomas ..........................................................25 Stuart Thomas ..........................................................26 Andrew Weathers/Kory Webb ...................................27

2012-13 Rewind ......................................................28-33

Letterwinners ..........................................................34-35

Team & Individual Records .......................................36-38

Year-by-Year Leaders/Team Wins .................................. 39

Honor Roll/Individual Wins ........................................... 40

Year-by-Year Results ................................................41-53

NCAA Appearances ...................................................54-59

Administration .........................................................60-61

Chancellor Dr. Steve Angle ...................................... 60

Athletics Director David Blackburn .......................... 61

Mocs Mission & Core Values ........................................... 62

Southern Conference ..................................................... 63

Media Information ........................................................ 64

QUICK FACTSLocation ................................................Chattanooga, Tenn.

Founded ...................................................................... 1886

Enrollment ............................................................... 11,674

Nickname .................................................................... Mocs

Colors .......................................Navy Blue, Old Gold & Silver

Affi liation .................................................... NCAA Division I

Conference ............................................................Southern

Chancellor ....................................................Dr. Steve Angle

Director of Athletics....................................David Blackburn

Athletics Website ............................................ GoMocs.com

Twitter ........................................................ @GoMocsMGLF

Facebook .................................................ChattanoogaMocs

TEAM INFORMATION2013-14 Record .................................................... 84-71-4

Final Rankings:

Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index ...................... 60

Golfstat ................................................................... 56

NIKE/Golf World Coaches ....................................... N/A

SoCon Finish................................................... 2nd of 9

Postseason ....................NCAA Eugene Regional (T6th)

Titles ......................................................................... 0

Medalist .................................................................... 1

Wes Gosselin (Savannah Quarters Ind., -1, 70-73=144)

Letterwinners Returning (Starters) ............................6 (3)

Lost (Starters) ......................................................3 (2)

Newcomers (Redshirts) ................................................... 2

MEN’S HEAD COACH ........ Mark Guhne (Chattanooga ‘84)

Pronunciation ......................................................June

Chattanooga Record................ 1,024-509-21 (9 years)

Career Record ..................................................... Same

Titles ....................................................................... 17

Medalists ................................................................ 13

Offi ce Phone .......................................(423) 425-4625

Email [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. ..... Melissa Cate (423) 425-4444

GOLF SID ......................................................... Jim Horten

Offi ce Phone .......................................(423) 425-2350

Cell Phone ...........................................(423) 645-8733

Email ...................................... [email protected]

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CREDITSThe 2014-15 Chattanooga Golf Guide is a production of

the Athletics Communications Offi ce, Dr. Jay Blackman

Director. Page layout, writing and editing by Assistant

Director Jim Horten. Editorial assistance from Blackman,

Tyler Brown, Emily Blackman and Anne Wehunt. Photos

courtesy of UTC archives, Dale Rutemeyer, David Humber,

Jaimie Davis, Jim Daves, Jeff Mills, SoCon Photos and

Horten. Cover designs by Horten.

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is an equal

opportunity employer/affi rmative action/Titles VI and IX/

Section 504/ADA/ADEA institution.

Senior

Liam Johnston

ChattanoogaMocs

@GoMocsMGLF

CHATTANOOGA ATHLETICSMission Statement: Equipping for Success | Vision: To Achieve Excellence | Core Values:

Integrity | Accountability | Respect | Gratitude | Competitiveness | Pride | Commitment | Innovation

WHAT’S IN A NAME?The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Chattanooga Mocs are proper usage in fi rst reference to the

athletics program. Chattanooga is the appropriate short form with the abbreviation of UTC. “Chatt” is acceptable

as a leaderboard moniker. There is no hyphenated form of the school name (i.e. UT-Chattanooga, Tennessee-

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Chatt., UT Chattanooga, etc.). The nickname is simply Mocs. For more information and

current athletic marks, turn to page 14.

NO. 1 IN THE NATIONThe Chattanooga Mocs men’s golf team has twice been ranked No. 1 in the nation by Golfstat. Both occurrences

came in fall rankings in 2008 and 2009. In both cases, the Mocs started strong at the Carpet Capital Collegiate

Classic with a win in 2008 and runner-up in 2009.

MOCS IN PRO GOLFFive former Mocs are currently playing professionally. Steven Fox, Stephan Jaeger, Jonathan Hodge, Derek Rende

and Bryce Ledford played regularly on tours (eGolf, NGA, Web.com). Recently graduated Chris Robb is headed to Q

school for the European Tour in the fall and fellow alums Davis Bunn and Benni Weilguni set sights on pro careers

as well. For more info, turn to page nine.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEPLAYER DEVELOPMENT COMPLEXPLAYER DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX

The Player Development Complex aff ords Chattanooga Mocs golfers an elite practice

area. It is a comprehensive facility to develop and continuously improve their games

throughout their collegiate careers.

There is a full range allowing for comprehensive practice, utilizing every club in the

bag. There are numerous greens allowing a distance control mechanism as well as

guidance poles to increase accuracy. Five close-range greens allow for a phenomenal

wedge-game practice experience. New hitting mats were installed in 2013 as well as a

Covershot to allow for practice rain or shine.

There are two full-size greens available to the Mocs. With more than 16,000 square

feet of space, drills and stations can be set up to maximize practice time and grow the

game. Bunker areas around the practice greens off er superb practice opportunities.

The complete pitching and chipping area covers all aspects of short-game preparation.

It is an imaginative area where creativity can be applied to shots chosen and practiced.

Fairway bunker work is available to allow the student-athlete the ability to work on

every possible shot they may encounter.

The facility also includes three practice holes (2 Par 3s, 1 Par 4) with various tees and

yardages. Depending on utilization of tees, the holes can play as nine separate holes

including a par 5 (560 yards). These holes build course management shot selection

skills, while applying aspects from the various practice areas to the golf course.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEHOME COURSESHOME COURSES

The Honors CourseOoltewah, Tenn. • Opened July 2, 1983

Par 72 • 7,390 yards

Site of the U.S. Amateur (1991), NCAA Men’s Golf Champi-

onship (1996, 2010), U.S. Mid-Amateur (2005), U.S. Senior

Women’s Amateur (2011), Curtis Cup (1994), Palmer Cup

(1999), Southern Amateur (1986, 2004, 2014), Tennessee

Men’s Am (1989, 1999, 2009), Tennessee Women’s Am

(1987, 2008), Western Junior Championship (2001) and

the Canon Cup (1995, 2007).

Council Fire Golf ClubChattanooga, Tenn. • Opened 1992


Home of Chattanooga’s former PGA Tour Stop and the

2008 NCAA East Regional. Current site of Choo Choo

Invitational international amateur event.

The FarmRocky Face, Ga. • Opened 1988


Home of the prestigious Carpet Capital Collegiate Classic

which is often referred to as “The Masters” of collegiate golf.

The course is a Tom Fazio design.

Black Creek ClubChattanooga, Tenn. • Opened September, 2000


Home to the Chattanooga Classic, a former PGA Web.com

Tour event.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDECHATTANOOGA - THE UNIVERSITYCHATTANOOGA - THE UNIVERSITY

If you look around the campus of the University of Tennessee at Chatta-

nooga, you will fi nd a message chiseled for eternity into the stone of our

structures.

“We Shall Achieve”

A bold commitment that guides us in everything we do, and tells the world

what to expect from our campus. At the University of Tennessee at Chatta-

nooga, we achieve, and so will you.

Achieving a goal doesn’t always come easy. UTC students are challenged

through a rigorous liberal arts-based general education and state-of-the-art

curricula in their majors. Our faculty members hold world-class credentials

in teaching, research and creative endeavors passing this experience along to

their students. Tutoring and other academic support assist student success.

Your future is worth the eff ort.

AQUATICS & RECREATION CENTER

JOHNSON & OBEAR APARTMENTS

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDECHATTANOOGA - THE UNIVERSITYCHATTANOOGA - THE UNIVERSITY

FAST FACTSFounded .............................. 1886

Enrollment ........................11,674

Undergraduate ...............10,297

Graduate ......................... 1,377

Chancellor ........... Dr. Steven Angle

Degree Programs ..................... 82

Certifi cate............................. 12

Baccalaureate ....................... 45

Master’s ............................... 20

Specialist’s .............................. 1

Doctorate ............................... 5

Avg. Undergrad Age .............. 21.8

Website ................... www.utc.edu

Phone .................. (423) 425-4111

UTC is one of the fastest growing cam-

puses in Tennessee, with enrollment

surpassing 11,600 in 2013. Here are

some of the signifi cant opportunities

UTC has to off er:

• UTC was the only public university in

Tennessee—and one of only three in

the South—selected as a U.S. News

and World Report Best Value and ranked

in the Top Tier of Regional Master’s

Universities in the South.

• UTC’s College of Business has ranked

among the best in the nation by both

BusinessWeek and the Princeton Review.

Our programs are among the elite 10%

nationwide to receive Association to

Advance Collegiate Schools of Business

International accreditation.

• UTC’s School of Nursing has received more

than $4 million in grants the past four

years to support nursing education and

bring new skills to our students.

• Our Teacher Preparation Academy has

been chosen by the Carnegie Foundation

as a “Teachers for a New Era” institution,

acknowledging our teacher licensure

programs as among the best in the

nation and models for other universities.

• Named a 2013 College of Distinction, UTC

was honored for student engagement,

great teaching, vibrant communities and

successful outcomes.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDECHATTANOOGA - THE SCENIC CITYCHATTANOOGA - THE SCENIC CITY

• You will be impressed by Chattanooga’s revitalized Riverfront that includes

a 10-mile Riverwalk; The Passage, a celebration of Chattanooga’s Native

American heritage and the Chattanooga Pier.

• Cruise down the Tennessee River aboard the Southern Belle Riverboat and

see why Chattanooga is nicknamed the “Scenic City of the South” or take the

River Gorge Explorer for a view of “Tennessee’s Grand Canyon”.

• Take a walking tour of the charming Bluff View Arts District with its shops,

restaurants and the Hunter Museum of American Art.

• The Walnut Street Bridge, connecting the Bluff View Arts District and down-

town with the North Shore District and Coolidge Park, is one of the longest

pedestrian bridges in the world.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDECHATTANOOGA - THE SCENIC CITYCHATTANOOGA - THE SCENIC CITY

FAST FACTSFounded .................................... 1838

City Population ..................... 173,366

Metro Area Population .......... 528,667

Altitude (Downtown) ............... 680 ft.

Avg. Temp. (Apr.-Sept..) .......... 83.8 (F)

Avg. Temp (Oct.-Mar.). ............ 59.3 (F)

Time Zone ...............................Eastern

Size ..................................... 137 sqm.

• Fourth-largest city in Tennessee.

• The Chattanooga Bakery is the home

of the Moon Pie.

• Actor Samuel L. Jackson grew up in

Chattanooga where he attended

Riverside High School.

• Discover the Tennessee Aquarium

with its two underwater worlds:

River Journey and Ocean Journey.

You will see tiny seahorses,

impressive Beluga sturgeon, fi erce

sharks and playful otters.

• Chickamauga and Chattanooga

National Military Park is the nation’s

fi rst and largest military park.

• The Hunter Museum of Art has

the South’s largest collection of

American art.

• Visit Rock City where you can see

seven states from one spot.

• Located more than 1120 feet

beneath the surface, Ruby Falls is

the nation’s largest and deepest

waterfall open to the public.

• Lookout Mountain’s Incline Railway

travels up a 72.7% grade, making it

the steepest passenger railway in the

world.

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Coordinator of

Student Support Services

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in place for all student-athletes. UTC is the only athletics program in the Southern

Conference, and one of just 30 nationally, to hold full certifi cation from the National

Association of Academic Advisors for Athletics (N4A)

The men’s golf program has a strong history of academic success. Every team

member earned Dean’s List (8) or Athletic Director’s Honor Roll honors in 2013-14.

Derek Rende (2009-10) and Stephan Jaeger (2011-12) claimed four Cleveland/Srixon

All-America Scholar awards over a four-year period.

Through the use of advisors, tutors, study halls and many other programs,

Student Support Services is on hand to help each student-athlete reach his or her

ultimate goal of earning a college degree.

Goals of Mocs Athletics Student Support Services

• To support each student athlete’s eff ort to receive a quality education.

• To encourage and facilitate the goals for each student-athlete’s career path.

• To ensure that the academic integrity of UTC is maintained.

• To comply with all rules and regulations of UTC, the Southern Conference and the

NCAA.

• To help ensure the continuing athletic eligibility during a student-athlete’s years

at UTC.

2014 GRADUATES

DEAN’S LIST3.2 grade-point-average or greater earn Dean’s List recognition for the semester.

FALL 2013: Davis Bunn, Wes Gosselin, Kory Webb, Benni Weilguni

SPRING 2014: Steven Fox (4.0), Wes Gosselin, Chris Robb, Stuart Thomas, Andrew

Weathers, Benni Weilguni

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’S HONOR ROLLStudent-athletes with at least a 3.0 grade-point-average for the semester.

FALL 2013: Davis Bunn, Wes Gosselin, Liam Johnston, Brooks Thomas, Kory Webb,

Benni Weilguni

SPRING 2014: Steven Fox (4.0), Wes Gosselin, Liam Johnston, Chris Robb, Ewan

Scott, Zac Stolz, Stuart Thomas, Andrew Weathers, Kory Webb, Benni Weilguni

ACADEMIC ALL-SOCON3.2 grade-point-average or greater earn Dean’s List recognition for the semester.

FALL 2013: Davis Bunn, Wes Gosselin, Kory Webb, Benni Weilguni

SPRING 2014: Steven Fox (4.0), Wes Gosselin, Chris Robb, Stuart Thomas, Andrew

Weathers, Benni Weilguni

Chris Robb ended his collegiate career with a fl ourish, on and off the course. A top

15 fi nish at the NCAA Championships netted All-American honors, while a 3.67

GPA earned Dean’s List mention over his fi nal semester.

Davis Bunn, Steven Fox, Chris Robb and Benni Weilguni graduated in the spring

of 2014. Robb, Bunn and Fox are pictured here with Mark Guhne.

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MOCS IN PROFESSIONAL GOLF

The Chattanooga Mocs athletics programs enjoy unparal-

leled media exposure. Located in a metropolitan area that

includes more than 500,000 people, the Mocs are covered

by the Chattanooga Times Free Press and the local con-

tingent of television stations, including ABC, CBS and NBC

affi liates, as well as three local sports talk programs and an

online publication.

Davis Bunn (above) and Mark Guhne (right) talk with the local newspaper, radio and television

stations that cover the Mocs. UTC golf receives coverage from all three major network affi liates

and also has a dedicated beat writer, David Uchiyama, from the area’s daily paper, the Chat-

tanooga Times Free Press. Add in the local online publications - Chattanoogan.com - and the

Mocs are as well covered as any team in the nation.

In addition, GoMocs.com is one of the premier collegiate websites in the country. In-depth

bios, tournament previews and reviews are available along with select video interviews. The

Chattanooga Mocs are easy to follow on Facebook (facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs) and Twit-

ter (@GoMocsMGLF & @GoMocs).

The Chattanooga Mocs men’s golf program is well represented on both sides of the bag in professional golf. In 2014, UTC was represented on fi ve tours around the

world from the PGA to eGolf.

Former Mocs Steven Fox and Gareth Lord talk during practice round at

the Masters in 2013. Lord is on the bag for Henrik Stenson aiding his

runner-up fi nish in the 2013 British Open at Muirfi eld and rise as one

of the top players in the world. Lord and Kip Henley (Brian Gay) are

former UTC athletes caddying on the PGA Tour.

Fox took full advantage of his PGA Tour opportunities after his win at

the 2012 United States Amateur. He played in eight PGA Tour events

including three majors - Masters, U.S. Open and British Open.

Derek Rende

(2007-10)

Bryce Ledford

(2004-07)

Stephan Jaeger

(2009-12)

Jonathan Hodge

(2006-09)

Six former Chattanooga Mocs made professional starts in 2014. This included tours on

three continents - North America, South America and Europe. Steven Fox highlights

the list with an appearance at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Stephan Jaeger was a regular on the PGA Latin America Tour, while Derek Rende

posted three top 10 fi nishes on the eGolf Tour. Jonathan Hodge had two top 10’s in as

many starts on the NGA Tour.

While Fox, Hodge, Jaeger, Rende and Bryce Ledford continue to work toward PGA

Tour status here, recent grads Chris Robb and Benni Weilguni are slated to attempt

qualifi cation this fall for the European Tour.

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The Mocs have an excellent relationship with nearby Erlanger Hospital, providing top-quality care to

all UTC student-athletes.

The Chattanooga Mocs Sports Medicine program works tirelessly

to prevent, evaluate, treat and rehabilitate the sports injuries of our

student-athletes. Partnered with Erlanger Hospital, the sports medicine

staff is able to stay on the cutting edge of today’s advanced medicine and

rehabilitative practices. Its aim is to help the student-athletes achieve

their maximum potential.

The Graduate Athletic Training Program at UTC plays a major role

in providing certifi ed athletic trainers to insure that student-athletes

are well taken care of. The entry-level masters program is one of few

programs in the country that allows students to earn a master’s degree

while they gain eligibility to sit for the Board of Certifi cation Exam.

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Assistant Trainer

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Graduate Assistant

Dr. Jad Dorizas

Team Surgeon

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Associate Director

Kyle Creasy

Assistant Trainer

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Graduate Assistant

Dr. Chad Smith

Team Surgeon

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Assistant Trainer

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Assistant Trainer

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEATHLETIC PERFORMANCEATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

The $3.2 million Brenda Lawson Student-Athlete Success Center is one

of the fi nest facilities of its kind in college athletics. Located on Vine Street

in the heart of campus, it houses the Chattem Basketball Practice Facility

and the Wolford Family Strength and Conditioning Facility. There are also

meeting and fi lm rooms available for all Mocs athletic programs to use.

Director of Athletic Performance Scott Brincks and his staff use the

facility to increase the Mocs golf team’s overall strength and conditioning

level. Rigorous workouts and programs are designed to maintain peak

performance during the season. In short, the facility has a huge impact on

the Mocs performance on the course.

The Athletic Performance staff monitor all phases of strength and

conditioning for the Mocs. This covers the obvious in weight-lifting, running,

aerobic activity and core development. It is also evident in the overall

wellness and fi tness of the student-athlete, including all areas of health,

nutrition and physical fi tness.

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physical fi tness for UTC student-athletes.

The $3.2 million Brenda Lawson Student Success Center opened in January 2009 and houses the Wol-

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Jordan Britt was the 2014 Southern Conference Women’s Golf Player

of the Year.

Teghan Henderson was the SoCon Cross Country Runner of the Year

and an All-American at the NCAA Championships.

Taylor Hall was the fi rst to win SoCon Player of the Year, Defensive

Player of the Year and Tournament MVP in the same season.

Katie Henderson was the 2014 Southern Conference Softball Tourna-

ment MVP.

Corey Mock was the Most Outstanding Wrestler at the SoCon Tourna-

ment, winning the title at 165 pounds.

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Chris Robb fi nished tied for 15th at the NCAA Championships to

earn All-American honors for the Mocs.

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COMPETITIONOver the last eight years, UTC has won 22 regular season and

30 tournament championships in the Southern Conference, far

more than any other school during that time. After fi nishing in

the top 100 in the Learfi eld Sports Directors’ Cup in 2009, the

Mocs had their second-best showing at No. 120 in 2013-14.

Here is a brief list of some of UTC’s major accomplishments in

2013-14.

• Seven SoCon titles in fi ve sports.

• Nine Teams Represented in the Postseason.

• Four All-Americans.

• Two Academic All-Americans.

• Six Southern Conference Athletes of the Year.

• One Southern Conference Freshmen of the Year.

• Three Southern Conference Coaches of the Year.

• Seven SoCon Individual Champions.

• 42 All-SoCon Performers.

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COMMUNITY

The Mocs continue to have tremendous success in the

classroom. Below are just a few of the academic ac-

colades received last year:

• UTC topped the 3.0 mark for the fi rst time with a

school-record 3.07 g.p.a. in the spring semester.

• The Mocs set program record with 81 student-athletes

earning Academic All-SoCon in 2013-14.

• Men’s cross country had the highest team g.p.a. in the

nation for the second time in three seasons.

• UTC has had at least a 2.9 cumulative student-athlete

g.p.a. for eight consecutive semesters.

The Mocs are heavily involved in community events

throughout the year logging more than 1,800 hours

volunteering last year at events such as canned food

drives, Freshman Move-In, Bloodanooga, McDonald’s

Day of Change, Read Across America and the Special

Olympics.

UTC also engages the community through the many

events and games it hosts. We led the SoCon in atten-

dance for men’s and women’s basketball and averaged

nearly 10,000 fans per game for football. The Southern

Scuffl e has grown into the nation’s top in-season col-

legiate wrestling tournament.

Davis Tull repeated as SoCon Defensive Player of the Year, and he was also

the fi rst Academic All-American in Mocs football history.

The men’s basketball team worked a number of youth camps in the

area throughout the season.

Eric Robertson helped lead the resurgence of the men’s basketball

program and was an Academic All-SoCon selection.

The volleyball team helped host a Girls Inc. event prior to a wom-

en’s basketball game in McKenzie Arena.

Kayla Jones led the women’s tennis team with a 24-11 record and

was an Academic All-SoCon honoree.

The women’s soccer team works with youth at the local TOPS Soccer

event every year in Chattanooga.

Lucas Cotter capped off his stellar career at UTC with a Capital One Aca-

demic All-American recognition.

Luke Saunders of the men’s tennis team reads to a group of el-

ementary school students as a part of Read Across America.

Emily McLennan won the SoCon Women’s Golf Championship and

was also a member of the Academic All-SoCon team.

Members of the softball team pack meals at the Feed My Starving

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEWHAT’S A MOC?WHAT’S A MOC?

THE ANSWER For more than a decade, this question has puzzled many fans and observers of

Chattanooga Athletics.

The UTC Athletics Department changed logos in 1997, moving away from Native

American imagery to a package of logos using railroad images, the nickname “Mocs”

and the Scrappy mascot. The new package emphasized UTC’s connection to Chat-

tanooga and the city’s railroad heritage and incorporated the Tennessee state bird.

The term “Moc” is short for “Mockingbird.” Mockingbirds are fi ercely territorial

creatures which protect their homes with courage, determination and skill. Those

attributes refl ect the intellect, spirit and character of UTC student-athletes and alumni.

A Moc is a champion on the playing surface, in the classroom and, most importantly, in

life.

SCRAPPY Named after legendary football coach A.C. “Scrappy” Moore, Scrappy, the

Chattanooga mascot, is a fi xture for the Mocs. A re-design in 2008 puts Scrappy in the

image of the State Bird of Tennessee, the Mockingbird. The mockingbird is known as

a fi erce protector of its nest and environment. It is sometimes seen swooping down on

a dog, cat or predator that may be venturing too close to the bird’s protected territory.

Once described by “Late Night” host Jimmy Fallon as “a sledge-hammer wielding

mockingbird with a heart of Blue & Gold,” Scrappy symbolizes that competitive pas-

sion.

WHY MOCS?Faced with politically sensitive issues and in need of a stronger core identity to

help establish a strong brand as Chattanooga’s Team, the athletics department em-

barked on a comprehensive identity program in 1996. A new direction for the athletics

identity was determined, moving away from the politically incorrect Native American

Indian imagery.

Several identities have been used in the past. With the old nickname “Moc-

casins,” a snake was used in the 1920s and an Indian was used until the year of major

change in 1996. A moccasin shoe was even used in the 1980s.

In 1996, it was decided to adopt the State Bird of Tennessee, the Mockingbird, as

the core of the new identity, while incorporating the strong regional imagery of Chat-

tanooga’s vast railroad history. The mascot “Scrappy” was born and a new emphasis

was placed on the athletics department’s role in the region.

The committee also recognized the need for the word “Chattanooga” to have

a great emphasis in the logo. The nickname “Moccasins” was shortened to simply

“Mocs”. Thus established, Chattanooga could rebuild its athletics programs and initia-

tives around this new identity.

And rebuild it did. Quickly establishing the identity program in February 1997,

combined with tremendous success in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, UTC

had positioned itself to reach for the next level.

From 1997 to 2007, the primary logo was the mascot, Scrappy, riding a train.

The secondary logo features the front of a train with the word Mocs built into the logo.

This logo is aff ectionately called the “Cowcatcher logo,” referring to the front lower

grill of the train that helped push objects from the train tracks.

In August 2007, offi cials at Chattanooga updated the school’s marks. A new C

logo, the “Power C” as it has become known to fans and alums, was created as the pri-

mary mark and is emblazoned on the side of the football team’s helmets. The second-

ary marks were updated

with a more modern look,

and a new font, unique to

the school, is now used on

the text areas of the logos

and marks.

In September 2008,

Scrappy was re-branded to

better match the image of a

mockingbird and refl ect the

rich tradition of our state,

our city and our University.

New marks of the head as

well as a full body were

released. The program has

also been taking special ef-

forts to stay true to its color

palette—which includes

navy blue and old gold.

Secondary Athletics Marks:

The “Power C” is the primary

mark of the Chattanooga athlet-

ics department. It can be used

alone or with “CHATTANOOGA

MOCS” in the school’s custom-

made font below the C.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEROSTER INFORMATION & SCHEDULEROSTER INFORMATION & SCHEDULE

2014-15 SCHEDULE

Date Tournament SiteDate Tournament Site

Sept. 5-7 Carpet Capital Classic Dalton, Ga. The Farm - Hosted by Georgia Tech

Sept. 12-14 Tar Heel Intercollegiate Chapel Hill, N.C. UNC Finley Golf Club - Hosted by North Carolina

Sept. 22-23 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Zionsville, Ind. Wolf Run Golf Club - Hosted by Indiana

Oct. 13-14 AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic Duluth, Ga. Berkeley Hills Country Club - Hosted by Georgia State

Oct. 25-26 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate Greensboro, N.C. Grandover Resort & Conference Center - Hosted by UNCG

March 2-3 Davidson College Invitational Davidson, N.C. River Run Country Club - Hosted by Davidson

March 9-10 Tiger Invitational Auburn, Ala. AU University Club - Hosted by Auburn

March 21-22 Linger Longer Invitational Eatonton, Ga. Great Waters Course - Hosted by Mercer & Kennesaw St.

March 27-29 Furman Intercollegiate Greenville, S.C. Furman Golf Club - Hosted by Furman

April 6-7 Old Waverly Collegiate Championship West Point, Miss. Old Waverly Golf Club - Hosted by Mississippi State

April 19-21 Southern Conference Championship Pinehurst, N.C. National Golf Club - Hosted by SoCon

May 14-16 NCAA Regionals TBA Sites: The Course at Yale; New Haven, Conn. Sagamore Club; Noblesville, Ind. Finley Golf Course; Chapel Hill, N.C. The Farms Golf Club; San Diego, Calif. Rawls Course; Lubbock, Texas Gold Mountain Golf Club, Bremerton, Wash.

May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships Bradenton, Fla. The Concessions Club - Hosted by USF

2014-15 ROSTERName Yr. Hometown/Last School Pronunciation Guide

Wes Gosselin RSo. Knoxville, Tenn./Hardin Valley GOS-slynn

Liam Johnston Sr. Dumfries, Scotland/St. Joseph’s Lee-um

Ewan Scott So. St. Andrews, Scotland/Madras You-when

Zac Stolz So. Sydney, Australia

Brooks Thomas So. Ringgold, Ga./Ringgold

Stuart Thomas So. Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut

Andrew Weathers RFr. Chattanooga, Tenn./McCallie

Kory Webb RSo. Knoxville, Tenn./Christian Academy

Head Coach: Mark Guhne, 10th Year (Chattanooga ‘84) JUNE

STARTERS RETURNING (3):

Liam Johnston (73.52, All-SoCon), Ewan Scott (74.29, SoCon All-Freshman), Wes Gos-

selin (74.39, SoCon All-Freshman)

STARTERS LOST (2):

Chris Robb (72.84, GCAA/PING All-America Honorable Mention, All-SoCon), Davis Bunn

(74.46)

LETTER WINNERS RETURNING (6 including 3 starters above):

Zac Stolz (75.09, 1 start, runner-up at Grub Mart Intercollegiate as ind.), Brooks Thomas

(75.37, 2 starts), Stuart Thomas (75.50, 3 starts)

LETTER WINNERS LOST (3 including 2 starters above):

Benni Weilguni (77.21, 1 start)

NEWCOMERS/REDSHIRTS (2):

Andrew Weathers (RS-Fr., Chattanooga, Tenn.), Kory Webb, (RS-So., Knoxville, Tenn.)

SENIORS (1):

Liam Johnston (74.35 career avg.)

JUNIORS (0):

SOPHOMORES (6):

Wes Gosselin, Ewan Scott, Zac Stolz, Brooks Thomas, Stuart Thomas, Kory Webb

FRESHMEN (1):

Andrew Weathers

TENNESSEE (5):

Wes Gosselin (Knoxville)

Brooks Thomas (Chattanooga)

Stuart Thomas (Knoxville)

Andrew Weathers (Chattanooga)

Kory Webb (Knoxville)

AUSTRALIA (1):

Zac Stolz (Sydney)

SCOTLAND (2):

Liam Johnston (Dumfries)

Ewan Scott (St. Andrews)

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDE

Mark Guhne (pronounced JUNE) took the reins of the Chattanooga Mocs men’s golf

team in 2005 and has led his alma mater to unprecedented heights in men’s golf. He

has spearheaded a consistent presence in the national rankings.

Under his guidance the program has thrived on and off the course. His teams have

set records in competition as well as in the classroom. They’ve also been active in the

community with clinics and service activities.

Guhne has directed the Mocs to 17 team and 14 individual wins in his nine seasons.

That includes fi ve Southern Conference Championships (2007-09, 2012-13) and one

NCAA Regional (2012 Bowling Green) along with the coveted 2008 Carpet Capital

Collegiate crown. Prize pupil Stephan Jaeger posted individual wins at conference and

regional in leading Chattanooga to those titles in 2012.

He’s had three All-Americans – Jaeger (2012), Jonathan Hodge (2008) and Chris Robb

(2014) – during his tenure and between Hodge (2007-08) and Jaeger (2010-12),

Guhne’s program boasts fi ve SoCon Golfer of the Year awards. His charges have been

awarded PING All-East Region honors 12 times. The jewel of the individual accolades is

Steven Fox’s 2012 United States Amateur Championship.

Guhne has piloted the Mocs to the No. 1 ranking in college

golf, twice. In back-to-back seasons, 2008-09 and

2009-10, UTC reached the top spot in the Golfstat

rankings. His teams have been ranked in the

top 25 twice in the end of year rankings with

a high of No. 12 in 2008. That 2007-08

team had a remarkable year winning

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medalist honors by Hodge.

Eight of his nine teams qualifi ed for NCAA Regional play. The Mocs twice moved on to

compete in the NCAA Championship fi nishing 18th both times at Inverness in 2009 and

Riviera Country Club in 2012. In 2014, Robb became the fi rst Chattanooga competitor

since Neil Connolly in 1993 to advance as an individual.

That paved the way to Robb’s All-America honor. He tied for third at the NCAA Eugene

Regional shooting 2-over par 212 and captured the berth on the fi rst playoff hole over

Niklas Lindstrom of Liberty. He was tied for 75th through 36 holes. A 6-under (64) fi nal

round included birdies on the last three holes and fi ve of the last six to rocket up the

leaderboard to a tie for 15th.

Guhne’s had several individuals ranked among the nation’s leaders year-in and year-

out. Jaeger posted the highest individual ranking of any Guhne protégée ending up at

No. 12 in 2012 fi nishing his season at 22-under par.

Hodge’s No. 26 in 2008 is second to Jaeger, but that season is also the only time the

Mocs have had three top 100 performers in the same campaign. Rende (74) and

Fredrik Qvicker (88) joined Hodge as the squad boasted four All-Southern Conference

performers with that trio and Ben Rickett.

Guhne has four SoCon Coach of the Year awards – 2006, 2007, 2008, 2012 – with

the top-ranked team in the league in seven of the last eight years. He was also

named 2009 Eaton/Golf Pride East Region Coach of the Year. In 2014, he was

inducted into the Chattanooga Area Sports Hall of Fame.

As part of the growth of the student-athlete, Guhne encourages aggres-

sive summer tournament schedules. During his tenure, fi ve players have

qualifi ed for the U.S. Amateur, three in 2007 in Hodge, Rende and Bryce

Ledford. Jaeger qualifi ed in 2011 and Fox won it in 2012.

Qvicker fi nished as low amateur at the 2007 Scandanavian Masters, while

Rickett qualifi ed for the 2007 English Amateur, fi nishing in the fi nal 16, and the

2008 British and English Ams. Rickett, Qvicker and Jaeger all advanced to match

play at the Amateur together in 2009.

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Rende won the 2007 Tennessee State Open and then followed in 2008 with a win at

the Tennessee State Amateur. Hodge qualifi ed for the Western Refi ning All-American in

2008 and played a phenomenal summer schedule which included a third-round fi nish at

the North/South Amateur. Jaeger was a wild-card entry in the 2011 BMW International

Open on the European Tour.

Fox won the 2011 Tennessee Match Play Championship. He made a run at the 2009

Tennessee Open title fi nishing tied for second to Ledford and was a semi-fi nalist at the

2010 Match Play Championship. He and Kory Webb won their qualifi ers for the 2012 U.S.

Amateur Public Links Championship. Fox later claimed the 2013 Tennessee Amateur and

the 2014 Tennessee Open to join Rende in winning the tourneys in back-to-back years.

While the athletic accolades are numerous, Guhne is just as proud of the academic

prowess his student-athletes consistently display. The team yearly posts one of the

athletic department’s top team GPA’s and in 2012 received national notice. The program

achieved a perfect multi-year APR score of 1,000 for the period 2008-11. It became the

fi rst in UTC history to attain the mark.

During the 2008-11 stretch, the Mocs had two Cleveland/Srixon All-America Scholars

in Jaeger and Rende along with multiple Academic All-SoCon, Dean’s List and Athletic

Director’s Honor Roll mentions. The team’s commitment to the classroom mirrors its play

on the course. Jaeger took UTC’s top academic honor in 2012 winning the Dayle May

Award. It goes to the senior male and female student-athletes with the best cumulative

grade point average.

His teams are active in the community as well with several projects, but one has become

a major involvement. The Mocs have been very active the last few years with the City of

Chattanooga Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services C.H.I.P.S. program.

C.H.I.P.S. Golf is one of the many programs Therapeutic Recreation Services facilitates for

individuals who have disabilities. C.H.I.P.S. makes it possible for anyone regardless of his

or her disability to be able to play the game of golf.

UTC student-athletes have been active playing rounds on a regular basis with the

C.H.I.P.S. golfers. The team also hosted a golf skills open house for the group prior to the

2011 NCAA Colorado Regional at the Player Development Complex.

Guhne was elevated to the head coaching position on March 1, 2005, after three seasons

serving as assistant coach to Reed Sanderlin. A former PGA professional, Guhne earned

Class A status and was the 2007 Horton Smith Award winner. He was elected president

of the Chattanooga chapter of the PGA in 2008.

Among his playing accomplishments, Guhne was selected to the 2007 Tennessee

Challenge Cup team. In 2003 and 2004, he represented Tennessee in the Tennessee vs.

Georgia PGA Cup Matches. He regained his amateur status in 2012 but has since returned

to pro events in the area.

Mark and his wife Kelly are both Chattanooga graduates with each earning degrees in

1984. The couple resides in Hixson, Tenn. He is an avid fi sherman in his spare time.

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COACHING RECORDYears Wins Losses Ties Titles

2005-06 105 56 1 1

2006-07 149 50 2 4

2007-08 158 42 4 5

2008-09 101 77 1 3

2009-10 113 64 1 1

2010-11 107 41 3 0

2011-12 112 56 0 2

2012-13 95 52 5 1

2013-14 84 71 4 0

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EATON/GOLF PRIDE EAST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

2009

SOCON COACH OF THE YEAR

2006, 2007, 2008, 2012

NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

2012

SOCON CHAMPIONSHIPS

2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013

NCAA APPEARANCES

REGIONALS: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

CHAMPIONSHIP: 2009, 2012. 2014 (Ind.)

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TEAM TITLES

2005-06: Re/Max UTC Fall Cl.

2006-07: Rio Pinar Int., Wexford Int., USA Spring

Classic, SoCon Champ.

2007-08: Coca-Cola Duke Golf Cl., Cleveland

Palmetto Int., Furman Int., Bank of America Int.,

SoCon Champ.

2008-09: Aldila Scenic City Inv., Carpet Capital Coll.,

SoCon Champ.

2009-10: Cleveland Golf Palmetto Int.

2011-12: SoCon Champ., NCAA Bowling Green

Regional

2012-13: SoCon Champ.

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS

2005-06: Bryce Ledford, Re/Max UTC Fall Cl.

2006-07: Derek Rende, USA Spring Cl.

2007-08: Jonathan Hodge, Coca-Cola Duke Golf Cl.,

Cleveland Palmetto Int., Furman Int.

2009-10: Steven Fox, Furman Int. (Co-Medalist)

2010-11: Chris Robb, Springhill Suites Coll.;

Stephan Jaeger, LSU National Inv.

2011-12: Stephan Jaeger, Golfweek Conference

Champ., SoCon Champ., NCAA Bowling Green Reg.

2012-13: Chris Robb, Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

2013-14: Wes Gosselin, Savannah Quarters Indiv.

ALL-AMERICA

2008: Jonathan Hodge, 2nd Team

2012: Stephan Jaeger, 1st Team

2014: Chris Robb, Honorable Mention

USGA CHAMPIONS

2012: Steven Fox, Amateur

PING ALL-REGION

2008: Jonathan Hodge, Derek Rende

2009: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende, Ben Rickett

2010: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende

2011: Stephan Jaeger

2012: Stephan Jaeger, Steven Fox

2013: Steven Fox, Chris Robb

CLEVELAND GOLF/SRIXON ALL-AMERICA

SCHOLARS

2009: Derek Rende

2010: Derek Rende



SOCON PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2007: Jonathan Hodge

2008: Jonathan Hodge




SOCON FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2007: Derek Rende


ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS

2006: Jonathan Hodge, Bryce Ledford

2007: Jonathan Hodge, Bryce Ledford, Derek Rende

2008: Jonathan Hodge, Fredrik Qvicker, Derek

Rende, Ben Rickett

2009: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende, Ben Rickett

2010: Stephan Jaeger, Derek Rende

2011: Steven Fox, Stephan Jaeger, Benni Weilguni

2012: Steven Fox, Stephan Jaeger

2013: Steven Fox, Chris Robb

2014: Liam Johnston, Chris Robb

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WES GOSSELINRS Sophomore | Knoxville, Tenn. | Hardin Valley- Southern Conference All-Freshman team after strong bounce back

from elbow injury which kept him from even practicing as a true fresh-

man in 2012-13.

- Won his fi rst collegiate event at 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual.

- Recipient of the George R. West, Jr., Scholarship.

2013-14- Played in 11 tournaments with nine starts.

- 74.39 stroke average garnering his fi rst collegiate win at the 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual

(70-73=143)…notched second top 5 ending up third as an individual at the Bobby Nichols Intercol-

legiate.

- Low round was a 5-under par 67 on his second 18 at the AutoTrader.com Collegiate…best 54-hole

total came at Bobby Nichols event shooting 1-under 215.

- Two rounds in the 60’s with nine par or better cards.

- Second on the squad in par 4 scoring (4.18).

- Two eagles, 83 birdies and 287 pars…high of six birdies in round two at Mobile Bay Intercollegiate

and 12 for tourney (Old Waverly Collegiate)…eight rounds with four or more birdies…15 pars in

his fi nal 18 at Brickyard Collegiate shooting 3-under with a perfect card including three birdies…38

pars at AutoTrader event where he played 47 of 54 holes par or better.

STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILESSTUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILESTOURNAMENT HISTORY

2013-14 (Freshman)

Tournament Scores Finish

Carpet Capital Collegiate Classic 79-76-72=227 T53

Brickyard Collegiate 76-77-69=222 T43

AutoTrader.com Collegiate 76-67-74=217 T25

Bridgestone Golf Collegiate 74-75=149 T36

Savannah Quarters Individual 70-73=143 1

Mobile Bay Int. 75-71-77=223 T38

Bobby Nichols Int. (Indiv.) 71-73-71=215 3

Linger Longer Invite 74-70-79=223 T38

Old Waverly Collegiate 73-71-75=219 T26

SoCon Championship 76-73-81=230 T37

NCAA Eugene Regional 80-83-75=238 T67

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- Counted in 21 of 26 team rounds.

- Dean’s List as well as SoCon and Athletic Director’s Honor Rolls…All-SoCon Academic.

2012-13- Did not play due to elbow injury.

- SoCon Commissioner’s Medal academic award and Honor Roll…Dean’s List and

Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

HARDIN VALLEY- Sterling junior career that included appearances at 2011 U.S. Amateur and 2010 and

2011 U.S. Junior Am.

- Made it to the round of 32 at 2011 U.S. Junior Am losing to eventual champ Jordan

Spieth (2&1).

- Finished second at 2011 TSSAA Class AAA State Championship.

- Won his 2011 U.S. Junior Am section qualifying shooting 9-under par (69-66=135).

- Posted three other top fi ves and a top 10 in 2011…fourth at the 2011 AJGA Junior at

Savannah Quarters and at 2011 Tennessee Junior Amateur.

- Highly recruited with unoffi cial visits to Auburn, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest

and Charlotte before committing to Chattanooga.

PERSONAL- Born September 9, 1993 in Knoxville, Tenn.

- Son of Rob and Hope Gosselin…two brothers, Zach and Graham.

- Member of National Honor Society at HVHS and volunteered with KARM (Knoxville

Area Rescue Ministries).

- Psychology major.

STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILESSTUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILES

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CAREER STATS Year Rounds Strokes Avg 60’s Par/Better Top 10’s Eagles Birdies Pars

2013-14 31 2306 74.39 2 9 2 2 83 287

CAREER BESTSFinish: 1st, 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual

Totals:

54-Hole: 215 (-1), 2014 Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate

36-Hole: 143 (-1), 2013 AutoTrader.com Coll./2014 Savannah Quarters Indiv.

18-Hole: 67 (-5), 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate

Rounds:

1st: 70 (-1), 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual

2nd: 67 (-5), 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate

3rd: 69 (-3), 2013 Brickyard Collegiate

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LIAM JOHNSTONSenior | Dumfries, Scotland | St. Joseph’s- 2014 All-Southern Conference.

- 2012 Tennant Cup Champion with a fi nal round 62 shooting 130 over

his fi nal 36 holes making up an 11-shot defi cit.

- Named to 2012-13 Scottish Men’s Transitional Squad.

2013-14- All-SoCon.

- Played in 10 tournaments, one as an individual.

- Second on the team with a 73.52 stroke average which is one shot

better than the season before.

- Three top 10’s with a career-best tie for second at AutoTrader.com Collegiate.

- 12 par or better rounds with four in the 60’s…played par or better in four tournaments: Brickyard

Collegiate (-6), AutoTrader (-8), Bridgestone Golf Collegiate (E) and Linger Longer Invitational (-1).

- Did not qualify for fi rst three events but got into Brickyard Collegiate late as an individual because

the government shutdown made Air Force cancel its entry…shot a then-career-best 210 (-6) to

secure his lineup position.

- Four eagles, 86 birdies and 311 pars…tied career-high six birdies in opening round of Linger

Longer Invite…led the team in birdies per round (2.97)…13 birdies at AutoTrader event was a new

high.

- Career-low 67 (-5) at AutoTrader.com and a blemish-free card of fi ve birdies and 13 pars in second

round of Bridgestone tourney.

- 50 of 54 holes at the Brickyard

were played par or better with

11 birdies and a career-high

39 pars.

- Career-high tying 15 pars on

second 18 at Mobile Bay Intercollegiate.

- Counted in 22 of 26 team rounds.

- Athletic Director’s and SoCon Honor

Rolls.

2012-13- Started in all 11 tourneys.

- Led the team fi nishing tied

for 11th at Carpet Capital

Collegiate…shot 70-70-74 for

2-under par total of 214 which

was career-low 54-hole total.

- Then-career-best 69 (-3) to

open Bayou City Collegiate.

- Team-high fi ve eagles…72 bird-

ies with a high of six to open season

at Carpet Capital Collegiate where he

totaled 12 for the event…370 pars with

15 in the opening round of Bridgestone

Golf Collegiate as his best for 18.

- Four or more birdies fi ve times, 12 or

more pars 15.

- Seven par or better rounds, one in the

60’s.

- Counted in 27 of 33 rounds

played…74.55 stroke average.


2011-12 (Freshman)


Golfweek Conference Challenge 73-75-79=227 T46

AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic 74-73-79=226 T38

Seahawk Intercollegiate 77-74-70=221 17

Cleveland Golf Palmetto Int. 74-76-73=223 T40

Collegiate Match Play 1-3-0


LSU National Invite 75-77-79=231 T47


Bowling Green Regional 77-74-73=224 T35

NCAA Championship 71-80-77=228 T114

2012-13 (Sophomore)



PING/Golfweek Preview 73-73-76=222 T59



Bridgestone Golf Coll. 73-79-73=225 T39

Bayou City Collegiate 69-71-79=219 T25

Tiger Invitational 80-75-79=234 T53

Furman Intercollegiate 73-75-74=222 T33

BancorpSouth Intercollegiate 75-78-78=231 T59

SoCon Championship 80-71-77=228 20

NCAA Columbus Regional 74-78-72=224 T37

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Brickyard Collegiate (Ind.) 70-71-69=210 T6




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2011-12- Played in 10 of 13 events averaging 75.00 strokes per round.

- Best fi nish was tied for 10th at SoCon Championship…his 220 there was his low 54-

hole total…70 (-2) in fi nal round of Seahawk Intercollegiate was his low 18.

- Four par or better rounds total…three eagles, 55 birdies and 293 pars playing par or

better on 72.2 percent of his holes.

- High of fi ve birdies (Seahawk fi nal round & opening round of NCAA Championship)

and 14 pars (three times including NCAA Bowling Green Regional) in a round…nine

birdies was his best tourney total (AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic) as was 37 pars

(twice).

- Counted in 21 of 27 rounds.

- Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

SCOTLAND- One of the top juniors to come out of Scotland in 2011.

- 2nd-place fi nish on the Scottish Boys Order of Merit in 2010 and 2011…runner-up at

the 2011 Scottish Boys Match Play and the 2011 Scottish Boys Stroke Play.

- Represented Scotland on the 2010 and 2011 Home International team as well as the

2010 European Boys squad…qualifi ed for match play at 2011 Scottish Amateur (3rd

round) and 2011 British Boys.

- Impressive 2010 included a win at SGU Junior Tour Event 5 shooting 6-under for 36

holes, round of 16 fi nish at Scottish Boys Match Play, tie for fi fth at Scottish Youths

Championship and tie for 11th at Scottish Boys Stroke Play.

- Served as captain for 2010 Scottish School Boys match against England and for the

South of Scotland Boys win over the North of England team.

- Won the South of Scotland Boys stroke play and match play in 2009 along with the

stroke play in 2008.

PERSONAL- Born Jan. 26, 1993.

- Son of Mary and Steele Johnston...two brothers, Matthew and Ryan.

- Played soccer until 2011 with Queen of the South and Annan Athletics teams.

- From the same town (Dumfries) as Mocs women’s golf head coach Colette Murray.

- Psychology major.


2011-12 27 2025 75.00 0 4 1 3 55 293

2012-13 33 2460 74.55 1 7 0 5 72 370

2013-14 29 2132 73.52 4 12 3 4 86 311

Totals 89 6617 74.35 5 23 4 12 213 1080

CAREER BESTSFinish: T2, 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate

Totals:



18-Hole: 67 (-5), 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate & 2013 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Rounds:

1st: 68 (-4), 2014 Linger Longer Invitational

2nd: 67 (-5). 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate & 2013 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

3rd: 69 (-3), 2013 Brickyard Collegiate

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EWAN SCOTTSophomore | St. Andrews, Scotland | Madras- 2014 Southern Conference All-Freshman.

- One of the top juniors in Scotland, Ewan earned a spot on the 2013

Scottish entry in the European Men’s Team Championship.

- Won the Scottish Hydro Boys’ Order of Merit as top junior golfer for

2012.

2013-14- SoCon All-Freshman.

- One of two Mocs (Davis Bunn) to start in all 12 events…counted 28 of 35 rounds.

- Averaged 74.29 strokes per round…that dropped to 73.41 over his fi nal 27 rounds after slow start.

- Two top 10’s with one top 5…best was tie for third at Bridgestone Golf Collegiate shooting

2-under.

- 10 par or better rounds with a low of 67 (-5) in the second round of the AutoTrader.com Colle-

giate…his 5-under par 211 there was his top 54-hole total on the season.

- Three eagles, 86 birdies and 383 pars playing par or better nearly 75 percent of his holes…highs of

fi ve birdies (SoCon Champ 1st round) and 15 pars (Brickyard Coll. 1st round)…tourney bests of 11

birdies (AutoTrader) and 40 pars (Brickyard/Linger Longer).

- Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

SCOTLAND- Fashioned a remarkable junior record transitioning well into men’s events prior to arriving in Chat-

tanooga in 2013.

- Posted top 20’s in the following men’s events in 2013: Battle Trophy (T2nd), South African Amateur


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(T3rd), Irish Amateur (T4th), Australian Master of the Amateurs (5th), South African

Stroke Play (T5th), Scottish Open Stroke Play (T16th), St. Andrews Links Trophy (T17th)

and the Lytham Trophy (T18th).

- Won the Scottish Hydro Boys’ Order of Merit as the top junior golfer in his homeland

in 2012…his 840 points easily out-distanced his nearest competition by 202…posted

2012 wins at the Golf Data Lab Scottish Youths Open Stroke Play Championship, Fife

Boys Stroke Play and the Faldo Junior Series Scottish Qualifi er.

- In all, he had nine top 5’s with his three wins, two seconds, two thirds and two fi fths

for that calendar year.

- Runner-ups came at the Paul Lawrie Foundation Scottish Boys Championship and the

Faldo Series Grand Final.

- Chose Chattanooga over Georgia Southern, Coastal Carolina and Southeastern

Louisiana.

PERSONAL- Born May 16, 1995 in Dundee, Scotland.

- Son of John and Allison Scott…has a brother, Cammie.

- Undecided on major.


2013-14 35 2600 74.29 2 10 2 3 86 383

CAREER BESTSFinish: T3, 2013 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Totals:




Rounds:

1st: 70 (-2), 2014 Linger Longer Invite

2nd: 67 (-5), 2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate

3rd: 69 (-1), 2014 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate

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ZAC STOLZSophomore | Sydney, Australia- Highly-regarded junior player in Australia.

- Represented country and state (New South Wales) in various competi-

tions.

- Qualifi ed for the 2013 Australian Open.

2013-14- January 2014 enrollee.

- Played in four events, three as an individual.

- Runner-up at Grub Mart Intercollegiate playing as an individual…shot 6-under 138 with rounds of 67 and 71.

- Four par or better rounds with one in the 60’s…two top 10’s ending up tied for sixth at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate.

- Averaged 75.09 strokes per round…last fi ve rounds (90 holes) played at 5-under.


AUSTRALIA- 2013 New South Wales All-Schools Blues Award winner given to the top athlete (all sports considered) in the state.

- Won the Champions Trophy at Bonville Golf Club in December 2013.

- He and his father Andre became the fi rst father-son duo since Gary and Wayne Player in 1979 to play in the Australian Open (2013)…Zac missed the cut by a single stroke.

- Seven top 10’s over fi nal two junior years.

- Represented New South Wales in team competition in each of the last four years…was the Australian representative at the 2012 Callaway World Junior.

- Finished tied for second and third in his last two Harvey Norman Juniors and was

fourth and seventh in the two most recent City of Sydney Amateurs…tied for fi fth at

the 2012 New South Wales Amateur and tied for seventh at the 2012 Australian Boys.

- Won school champion and academic achievement award each year of high school.

- 2013 outstanding achievement in mathematics award.

PERSONAL- Born June 21, 1995 in Australia.

- Son of Andre and Cathy Stolz…oldest of four children including Shania, Talon and

Tahlia.

- Father Andre is a professional golfer with wins all over the world including the 2004

Michelin Championship of Las Vegas on the PGA Tour.

- Also played cricket, football and basketball.

- Undecided on major at this time.


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CAREER BESTSFinish: 2nd, 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

Totals:

54-Hole: 217 (+1), 2014 Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate

36-Hole: 138 (-6), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

18-Hole: 67 (-5), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

Rounds:

1st: 67 (-5), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

2nd: 71 (-1), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

3rd: 70 (-2), 2014 Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate


2013-14 (Freshman)


USA Individual 71-77-80=228 T17

Querencia Cabo Collegiate 85-79-79=243 69

Bobby Nichols Int. (Indiv.) 74-73-70=217 T6

Grub Mart Int. (Indiv.) 67-71=138 2

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BROOKS THOMASSophomore | Chattanooga, Tenn. | Ringgold- 2013 Georgia High School Champion (Class AAA).

- Won 2012 U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifi er at Old Fort (Murfreesboro,

Tenn.).

- Several junior tourney and high school wins.

2013-14- Started two events and played in fi ve more as an individual.

- Best round of 70 came in three events: Pinetree Intecollegiate,

Savannah Quarters Individual and Grub Mart Intercollegiate…best 54-hole total came at Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate shooting 223.

- Tourney high of eight birdies at Golfweek Conference Challenge and Savannah Quarters...18-hole best of seven in his second 18 at Savannah Quarters.

- Tournament-best 35 pars at Golfweek event where his 14 in the fi rst round was a high as well.


RINGGOLD- Played for Slade Queen (2013) and David Gann (2010-12) at Ringgold High School in north Georgia.

- 2013 Class AAA Champion for the Tigers winning four times that season also capturing Cougar, Lion and Calhoun Invite titles.

- Won 2012 United States Junior Am qualifi er shooting three-under par 141 at Old Fort Golf Club (Murfreesboro, Tenn.).

- Two-time winner on All-American Junior Golf Tour where he was 2012 Player of the Year…posted top 10’s at 2012 Tennessee Junior Am and AJGA Music City Junior.

PERSONAL- Born March 3, 1995 in Chattanooga.

- Son of Marc and Angie Thomas…has an older sister Angie.

- Honor student in high school.

- Majoring in Exercise Science.


2013-14 19 1432 75.37 0 4 3 2 28 101

CAREER BESTSFinish: 7th, 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual/USA Individual/Grub Mart Intercollegiate

Totals:

54-Hole: 223 (+7), 2014 Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate

36-Hole: 144 (E), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

18-Hole: 70 (-2), 2013 Pinetree Int./2014 Savannah Quarters Indiv./2014 Grub Mart Int.

Rounds:

1st: 70 (-2), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

2nd: 70 (-2), 2014 Savannah Quarters Individual

3rd: 70 (-2), 2013 Pinetree Intercollegiate

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Golfweek Conference Challenge 74-73-77=224 T42

Pinetree Int. (Indiv.) 86-78-70=234 T49

Savannah Quarters Individual 79-70=149 T7

USA Individual 78-73-73=224 7

Bobby Nichols Int. (Indiv.) 75-76-72=223 T21

Grub Mart Int. (Indiv.) 70-74=144 7

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STUART THOMASFreshman | Knoxville, Tenn. | Farragut- One of the top juniors in Tennessee in 2013 Class.

- Only prep golfer on record to win TSSAA High School (2012) and

Middle School Golf Championships (2009) in his career.

- Chose Chattanooga after visiting Alabama, Tennessee and Louisville.

2013-14- Played in eight events, fi ve as an individual.

- 75.50 scoring average…counted in six of nine team rounds.

- Four par or better rounds with a low of 70 (Brickyard & Pinetree).

- Tied for eighth at USA Individual (225).

- Low 54-hole score of 224 came as individual at Pinetree Intercollegiate.

- High of fi ve birdies over 18 holes three times (AutoTrader/Pinetree/Bridgestone) and 10 for an event (Pinetree)…tourney-best 31 pars at the Carpet Capital Collegiate and an

18-hole high of 12 (Carpet Capital/Brickyard).

- Dean’s List along with Athletic Director’s and SoCon Honor Rolls.

FARRAGUT- Had a decorated career playing for Jonathan Cox at Farragut…won the 2012 TSSAA Class 3A Championship in 2012 and was a two-time District 4-AAA Champ (2010, 2012).

- Won TSSAA Middle School State Title in 2009.

- 2012 PrepExtra Player of the Year and was a three-time fi rst team PrepExtra selection (2010-12) …2012 PrepExtra Masters Champ.

- All-KIL three times as well (2010-12)…All-State in 2010 and 2012.

- Calhoun’s Knoxville High School Athlete of the Week in November of 2012…third in

2012 Tennessee Junior Amateur.

- Made it to the round of 32 in the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur.

PERSONAL- Born June 1, 1995 in Knoxville.

- Son of Sam Thomas and Brigham Thomas…has an older brother, Patrick, and younger

sister, Elizabeth.

- Honor student carrying a 3.8 grade point average in high school.

- Majoring in Business.


2013-14 22 1661 75.50 0 4 1 0 48 158

CAREER BESTSFinish: T8, 2014 USA Individual

Totals:

54-Hole: 224 (+8), 2013 Pinetree Intercollegiate

36-Hole: 146 (+2), 2014 Grub Mart Intercollegiate

18-Hole: 70 (-2), 2013 Brickyard Collegiate & 2013 Pinetree Intercollegiate

Rounds:

1st: 70 (-2). 2013 Pinetree Intercollegiate

2nd: 70 (-2), 2013 Brickyard Collegiate

3rd: 74 (+2), 2013 Brickyard Collegiate

TOURNAMENT HISTORY2013-14 (Freshman)




AutoTrader.com Collegiate (Indiv.) 72-80-77=229 76

Pinetree Int. (Indiv.) 70-79-75=224 T20

Bridgestone Golf Collegiate (Indiv.) 75-75=150 T44

USA Individual 75-75-75=225 T8


Grub Mart Int. (Indiv.) 73-73=146 T11

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ANDREW WEATHERSRS Fresh. | Chattanooga, Tenn. | McCallie- Multiple winner on All-American Junior Golf Tour.

- Chattanooga City Junior Champion in 2012.

- Belle Meade-Richland Junior Invitational Champion

(15-16) in 2010.

2013-14- Redshirted.

- Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

McCALLIE- Played for Tony Meyers at the McCallie School in Chattanooga…helped the Blue

Tornado to DII-AA State Titles in 2010 and 2011.

- Runner-up at 2012 State Championship two shots ahead of 2013 Southern Amateur

winner Zach Olsen…DII-AA Region Champion in 2009 and 2012.

- Captured the 15-16 age group at the 2010 Bell Meade-Richland Junior Invitational

shooting even-par 143 (72-71).

- Member of the McCallie Athletic Council.

PERSONAL- Born December 10, 1993 in Chattanooga.

- Son of Billy and Connie Weathers…has an older sister Mary Catherine.

- Born and raised in Chattanooga.

- Majoring in Business.

KORY WEBBRS Soph. | Knoxville, Tenn. | Christian Acad.- Redshirted as a sophomore.

- Was a Top 20 junior on Junior Golf Scoreboard when he

signed (2012 Class).

- One of two (Wes Gosselin) current Mocs from Knoxville.

2013-14- Redshirted.

- Athletic Director’s and SoCon Honor Rolls.

2012-13- Saw action in fi ve events, four as an individual.

- Averaged 78.71 strokes per round…best fi nish was tied for fi fth at Savannah Quar-

ters Individual…shot 2-over par 218 for his 54 holes there…low 18 of one-under par

71 came in second and fi nal rounds.

- 28 birdies for the year…tallied 12 at Savannah Quarters including high of six in

round two…three rounds with four or more birdies.

- 120 pars including a tourney-best 31 at Savannah Quarters…single round high of 12

at Pinetree Intercollegiate and Savannah Quarters.

- Counted to team score in one of three rounds played.

- Dean’s List, Athletic Director’s and SoCon Honor Rolls.

CHRISTIAN ACADEMY- Ranked in the top 20 (No. 18) on Junior Golf Scoreboard for Class of 2012 at the time

of his signing.

- Won his U.S. Amateur Public Link qualifi er at Furman Golf Club shooting 65-76 for a

3-under par 141…missed qualifying for match play at Pub Links by two shots.

- Led Christian Academy to back-to-back TSSAA Class A-AA State Championships.

- Won back-to-back events on the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour capturing the Old Fort

Junior Classic and Tennessee National Junior Classic in 2011.

- 2nd at 2011 Tennessee Junior Amateur…tied for 11th at the 2012 Greystone

Invitational.

PERSONAL- Born August 3, 1993 in Knoxville, Tenn.

- Son of Tracy and Jill Webb.

- National Honor Society student.

- Active volunteer with the First Tee of Knoxville during summer of 2012.

- Majoring in Finance.

CAREER STATSYear Rounds Strokes Avg 60’s Par/Better Top 10’s Eagles Birdies Pars

2012-13 14 1102 78.71 0 2 1 0 28 120

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Totals:

54-Hole: 218 (+2), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

36-Hole: 147 (+3), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

18-Hole: 71 (-1), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

Rounds:

1st: 76 (+4), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

2nd: 71 (-1), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

3rd: 71 (-1), 2013 Savannah Quarters Individual

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TOP 10 TEAM ROUNDS OF 2013-14Event Score Round Date

1) AutoTrader 273 (-15) 2 10/14

2) Linger Longer 283 (-5) 1 3/22

tie) Old Waverly 283 (-5) 2 4/8

4) Palmetto 284 (+4) 3 3/11

tie) SoCon Champ. 284 (-4) 2 4/21

6) Brickyard 285 (-3) 3 10/6

7) Bridgestone 286 (-2) 2 10/27

8) Mobile Bay 288 (E) 2 2/17

9) AutoTrader 289 (+1) 3 10/15

tie) Querencia Cabo 289 (+5) 2 3/3

tie) Linger Longer 289 (+1) 2 3/22

tie) Old Waverly 289 (+1) 3 4/8

TOP 10 INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS OF 2013-14Event Score Round Event

1) Chris Robb 64 (-6) 3 NCAA Champ.

2) Chris Robb 65 (-7) 3 SoCon

3) Liam Johnston 67 (-5) 2 AutoTrader

tie) Ewan Scott 67 (-5) 2 AutoTrader

tie) Wes Gosselin 67 (-5) 2 AutoTrader

tie) Liam Johnston 67 (-5) 2 Bridgestone

tie) Davis Bunn 67 (-5) 2 SoCon

tie) Chris Robb 67 (-3) 1 NCAA Eugene

9) Chris Robb 68 (-2) 3 Palmetto

tie) Liam Johnston 68 (-4) 1 Linger Longer

IN THE RANKINGSDate Golfweek Golfstat Golf World

FINAL 2013-14 60 56 NA

Name T’ment Rnds Avg Counters Low 60’s Par/Bet Top 10’s Best Finish

Chris Robb 12 37 72.84 30 64 8 14 5 2, SoCon

Liam Johnston 9 29 73.52 22 67 4 12 3 T2, AutoTrader

Ewan Scott 12 35 74.29 28 67 2 10 2 T3, Bridgestone

Wes Gosselin 9 31 74.39 21 67 2 9 2 1, Savannah Quarters

Davis Bunn 12 35 74.46 27 67 2 12 1 T9, Old Waverly

Zac Stolz 1 11 75.09 1 67 1 4 2 2, Grub Mart Int.

Brooks Thomas 2 19 75.37 5 70 0 4 3 7, 3 times

Stuart Thomas 3 22 75.50 6 70 0 4 1 T8, USA Individual

Benni Weilguni 1 19 77.21 3 69 1 2 1 T3, Grub Mart Int.

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Date Tournament Results Scores

Sept. 6-8 Carpet Capital Classic 14th of 14 306-296-297=899

The Farm; Dalton, Ga.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Davis Bunn, T27, 71-74-75=220 (+4)

Sept. 15-17 Golfweek Conference Challenge T11th of 15 305-297-293=895

Spirit Hollow Golf Course; Burlington, Iowa

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Davis Bunn, T37, 81-70-72=223 (+7)

Oct. 4-6 Brickyard Collegiate 10th of 14 300-294-285=879

The Brickyard at Riverside; Macon, Ga.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Liam Johnston, T6, 70-71-69=210 (-6)

Oct. 14-15 AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic 4th of 14 293-273-289=855 (-9)

Berkeley Hills Country Club; Duluth, Ga.


Oct. 26-27 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate 2nd of 14 291-286=577 (+1)

Grandover Resort East Course; Greensboro, N.C.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Ewan Scott, T3, 71-71=142 (-2)

Feb. 10-11 Savannah Quarters Individual

Savannah Quarters Golf Club; Savannah, Ga.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Wes Gosselin, 1, 70-73=143 (-1)

Feb. 17-18 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 7th of 15 294-288-296=878 (+14)

Magnolia Grove Golf Club, Mobile, Ala.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Davis Bunn, T11, 72-72-71=215 (-1)

Mar. 2-4 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 9th of 14 307-289-301=897

Querencia Golf Club; Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Ewan Scott, T14, 75-71-73=219 (+6)

March 10-11 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate 5th of 18 295-296-284=875

Palmetto Golf Club; Aiken, S.C.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Chris Robb, T5, 74-72-68=214 (+4)

March 22-23 Linger Longer Invitational 8th of 15 283-289-306=878

Great Waters Golf Course; Eatonton, Ga.


April 7-8 Old Waverly Collegiate 5th of 15 295-283-289=867

Old Waverly Golf Club; West Point, Miss.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Davis Bunn, T9, 69-70-76=215 (-1)

Apr. 20-22 Southern Conference Championship 2nd of 10 297-284-293=874

National Golf Club; Pinehurst, N.C.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Chris Robb, 2, 74-69-65=208 (-8)

May 15-17 NCAA Regional T6th of 13 295-292-298=885

Eugene C.C., Eugene, Ore.

Top Chattanooga Finisher: Chris Robb, T3, 67-73-72=212 (+2)

May 23-26 NCAA Championship, Chris Robb T15th of 156 69-75-64=208 (-2)

Prairie Dunes Country Club; Hutchinson, Kan.

Chris Robb (pictured left) ended his career on a high note

qualifying for the 2014 NCAA Championships where he

fi nished tied for 15th. He earned GCAA/PING All-America

honorable mention for his eff orts. Robb was joined by Liam

Johnston (center) on the All-Southern Conference team. Wes

Gosselin (right) had the lone win shooting 1-under (143) at

the Savannah Quarters Individual. He and Ewan Scott tallied

SoCon All-Freshman team honors.

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STROKE AVERAGES Rds Total Avg

Team Score 35 10,259 293.11

Drop Score 35 2771 79.17

Low Counting Score 35 2461 70.31

High Counting Score 35 2655 75.86

First Round Team 12 3561 296.75

Second Round Team 12 3467 288.92

Final Round Team 11 3231 293.73

Season Rounds Strokes Avg vs. Par

Chris Robb 37 2695 72.84 +1.41

Liam Johnston 29 2132 73.52 +2.03

Ewan Scott 35 2600 74.29 +2.71

Wes Gosselin 31 2306 74.39 +2.58

Davis Bunn 35 2606 74.46 +2.89

Zac Stolz 11 826 75.09 +3.64

Brooks Thomas 19 1432 75.37 +3.53

Stuart Thomas 22 1661 75.50 +3.91

Benni Weilguni 19 1467 77.21 +5.53

Team 35 10,259 293.11 +6.83

COURSE STATSPar 3 Holes Strokes Avg vs. Par

Chris Robb 148 463 3.13 19

Liam Johnston 116 368 3.17 20

Brooks Thomas 44 141 3.20 9

Davis Bunn 140 455 3.25 35

Stuart Thomas 68 223 3.28 19

Ewan Scott 140 460 3.29 40

Wes Gosselin 112 369 3.29 33

Zac Stolz 12 41 3.42 5

Benni Weilguni 44 151 3.43 19

Team 560 1790 3.20 +110

Par 4 Holes Strokes Avg vs. Par

Chris Robb 385 1590 4.13 50

Wes Gosselin 286 1195 4.18 51

Liam Johnston 299 1255 4.20 59

Ewan Scott 359 1511 4.21 75

Davis Bunn 359 1524 4.25 88

Stuart Thomas 170 734 4.32 54



Zac Stolz 33 152 4.61 20

Team 1436 5969 4.16 +225

Par 5 Holes Strokes Avg vs. Par

Chris Robb 133 635 4.77 -30

Liam Johnston 107 515 4.81 -20

Davis Bunn 131 633 4.83 -22

Ewan Scott 131 635 4.85 -20

Wes Gosselin 106 528 4.98 -2

Stuart Thomas 68 339 4.99 -1



Zac Stolz 9 50 5.56 5

Team 524 2524 4.82 -96

TEAM LEADERSName Top 10s Top 5 Wins

1) Chris Robb 5 3 0

2) Liam Johnston 3 1 0

3) Brooks Thomas 3 0 0

Par/Better Rounds Rounds Total Pct.

1) Liam Johnston 29 12 41.4

2) Chris Robb 37 14 37.8

3) Davis Bunn 35 13 37.1

Counters Rounds Total Pct.

1) Benni Weilguni 3 3 100.0

2) Chris Robb 32 30 93.1


tie) Wes Gosselin 26 22 84.6

Eagles Per Round Total

1) Benni Weilguni 0.36 4

2) Liam Johnston 0.14 4

3) Ewan Scott 0.09 3

Birdies Per Round Total


2) Wes Gosselin 2.96 83

3) Chris Robb 2.86 106

Pars Per Round Total

1) Chris Robb 11.59 429

2) Ewan Scott 10.94 383

3) Davis Bunn 10.83 379

Par or Better Holes Total Holes Pct.

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TOURNAMENT STATS - BY HOLECOUNTERS ONLY Par 3 Par 4 Par 5 Total

Carpet Capital Coll. +11 +32 -8 +35

Golfweek Conf. Chall. +9 +32 -10 +31

Brickyard Coll. +11 +13 -9 +15

AutoTrader.com Coll. +3 E -12 -9

Bridgestone Golf Coll. +5 +4 -8 +1

Mobile Bay Int. +6 +25 -17 +14

Querencia Cabo Coll. +13 +32 E +45

Palmetto Int. +20 +27 -12 +35

Linger Longer Inv. +7 +10 -3 +14

Old Waverly Coll. +3 +6 -6 +3

SoCon Championship +3 +14 -7 +10

NCAA Regional +19 +30 -4 +45

Totals +110 +225 -96 +194

TOURNAMENT STATS - PAR/BETTERCOUNTERS ONLY Eagles/Birdies Pars Par/Bet%

Carpet Capital Coll. 1/36 118 71.8

Golfweek Conf. Chall. 2/36 123 74.5

Brickyard Coll. Champ. 0/32 143 81.0

AutoTrader.com Coll. Cl. 5/39 139 84.7

Bridgestone Golf Coll. 2/27 87 80.6

Mobile Bay Int. 0/34 143 81.9

Querencia Cabo Coll. 0/29 127 72.2

Palmetto Int. 1/31 124 72.2

Linger Longer Inv. 0/39 133 79.6

Old Waverly Coll. 1/41 133 81.0

SoCon Championship 0/43 135 82.4

NCAA Regional 0/27 120 68.1

Totals 12/414 1528 77.5

SEASON HIGHS/LOWS - TOURNEYCategory No. Event

Eagles High 5 AutoTrader.com Coll.

Low 0 5 Times, MR: NCAA Eugene

Birdies High 43 SoCon Champ.

Low 27 NCAA Eugene

Pars High 143 Brickyard & Mobile Bay Inter.

Low 119 Carpet Capital

Bogeys High 66 NCAA Eugene

Low 26 SoCon Champ.

Others High 14 Golfweek & Querencia Cabo

Low 3 NCAA Eugene

(Counting scores are included in the Highs/Lows)

SEASON HIGH/LOWS - ROUNDCategory No. Round Event

Eagles High 4 2 AutoTrader

Low 0 25 times MR: NCAA Eugene 3

Birdies High 17 3 Golfweek

Low 7 3 NCAA Eugene

Pars High 51 2 Old Waverly

Low 35 3 Golfweek

Bogeys High 24 2 NCAA Eugene

Low 4 2 SoCon Champ.

Others High 7 1 & 3 Querencia Cabo

Low 0 4 times MR: NCAA Eugene 2

(Counting scores are included in the Highs/Lows)

STUDENT-ATHLETE BESTSEagles

Round 2, Liam Johnston, AutoTrader 2

Tourney 3, Liam Johnston, AutoTrader

Birdies

Round 7, 5 times, MR: Chris Robb, NCAA Finals 3

Tourney 13, Bunn/Johnston, Carpet Cap./AutoTrader

Pars

Round 15, 4 times, MR: Chris Robb, SoCon 2

Tourney 40, 4 times: MR: Chris Robb, Old Waverly

Bogeys (Fewest - 54 Hole Total)

Round 0, 7 times, MR: Chris Robb, SoCon 3

Tourney 2, Chris Robb, SoCon

Others (Fewest - 54 Hole Total)

Round 0, 78 times, MR: Chris Robb, NCAA Finals 3

Tourney 0, 6 times, MR: C. Robb/E. Scott, NCAA Eug.

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A youthful Mocs squad fi nished 14th at the Carpet Capital

Collegiate. Davis Bunn led the team tying for 27th (71-74-

75=220). The starting fi ve featured one senior and four

freshmen.

Carpet Capital Collegiate

Sept. 6-8 – The Farm – Rocky Face, Ga.

1) Georgia Tech 280-289-281 850 (-14)

2) Georgia 291-282-283 856 (-8)

3) LSU 297-287-280 864 (E)

4) Clemson 294-285-286 865 (+1)

5) North Carolina 290-288-296 874 (+10)

6) Auburn 299-287-289 875 (+11)

7) Wake Forest 301-295-284 880 (+16)

8) Middle Tennessee 298-297-289 884 (+20)

9) Texas 298-286-303 887 (+23)

10) South Carolina 302-289-297 888 (+24)

11) UNF 295-298-300 893 (+29)

tie) Tennessee 306-296-291 893 (+29)

13) Kennesaw State 297-299-301 897 (+33)

14) Chattanooga 306-296-297 899 (+35)

Mocs

T27) Davis Bunn 71-74-75 220 (+4)

T53) Wes Gosselin 79-76-72 227 (+11)

T53) Stuart Thomas 79-72-76 227 (+11)

T59) Ewan Scott 77-75-76 228 (+12)

T68) Brooks Thomas 85-75-74 234 (+18)

UTC tied for 11th at the Golfweek Conference Challenge

shooting 895. The fi nal round 293, currently the low round

of the year, was paced by Chris Robb’s 69. Davis Bunn led

the squad shooting 223 for the 54 holes.

Golfweek Conference Challenge

Sept. 15-17 – Spirit Hollow G.C. – Burlington, Iowa

1) Oklahoma 290-278-289 857 (-7)

2) Virginia Tech 292-291-278 861 (-3)

3) Houston 289-292-285 866 (+2)

4) New Mexico 290-292-285 867 (+3)

5) LSU 300-288-284 872 (+8)

6) Iowa 298-291-286 875 (+11)

tie) Winthrop 295-293-287 875 (+11)

8) Central Arkansas 296-292-288 876 (+12)

9) Jacksonville State 293-295-293 881 (+17)

10) Arizona 297-298-297 892 (+28)

11) Chattanooga 305-297-293 895 (+31)

tie) Florida Gulf Coast 300-296-299 895 (+31)

13) Ball State 303-302-291 896 (+32)

14) Texas State 310-299-289 898 (+34)

15) Louisiana Tech 306-305-300 911 (+47)

Mocs

T37) Davis Bunn 81-70-72 223 (+7)

T42) Brooks Thomas 74-73-77 224 (+8)

T42) Chris Robb 78-77-69 224 (+8)

T57) Benni Weilguni 76-77-75 228 (+12)

73) Ewan Scott 77-78-87 242 (+26)

Chattanooga ended up 10th at the Brickyard Collegiate.

It did fi re a season-low 285 (-3) in the fi nal round. Ewan

Scott was low on the team shooting two-over par 218,

while Liam Johnston tied for sixth at -6 (210) playing as

an individual.

Brickyard Collegiate

Oct. 4-6 – Brickyard at Riverside – Macon, Ga.

1) Mercer 284-272-281 837 (-27)

2) Georgia Tech 282-275-282 839 (-25)

3) Virginia Tech 283-282-284 849 (-15)

4) Georgia 291-281-281 853 (-11)

5) USF 286-281-293 860 (-4)

6) Florida State 291-287-297 865 (+1)

tie) Louisville 289-289-287 865 (+1)

8) GRU Augusta 293-291-285 869 (+5)

9) Georgia State 294-283-293 870 (+6)

10) Chattanooga 300-294-285 879 (+15)

11) Furman 294-301-296 891 (+27)

12) Princeton 310-295-291 896 (+32)

13) Boston College 307-302-302 911 (+47)

14) Gonzaga 313-300-300 913 (+49)

Mocs

T28) Ewan Scott 73-75-70 218 (+2)

T43) Chris Robb 75-75-72 222 (+6)

T43) Wes Gosselin 76-77-69 222 (+6)

T55) Stuart Thomas 81-70-74 225 (+9)

T64) Davis Bunn 76-74-77 227 (+11)

T6) Liam Johnston (Ind) 70-71-69 210 (-6)

The Mocs posted their best score since 2010 shooting

nine-under par 855 fi nishing fourth at the AutoTrader.com

Collegiate. The team shot 293, 273 and 289 for its total

led by Liam Johnston who ended up tied for second at -8

(208).

AutoTrader.com Collegiate

Oct. 14-15 – Berkeley Hills C.C. – Duluth, Ga.

1) Georgia State 282-283-280 845 (-19)

2) USF 282-282-283 847 (-17)

3) South Alabama 283-280-286 849 (-15)

4) Chattanooga 293-273-289 855 (-9)

5) Kentucky 294-287-275 856 (-8)

6) Mercer 292-282-285 859 (-5)

7) Georgia Southern 287-288-286 861 (-3)

tie) VCU 286-286-289 861 (-3)

9) UNCG 292-286-289 867 (+3)

10) Ole Miss 289-283-297 869 (+5)

11) Troy 295-285-293 873 (+9)

12) Furman 303-287-292 882 (+18)

13) Michigan 300-297-287 884 (+20)

tie) USC-Aiken 304-290-290 884 (+20)

Mocs

T2) Liam Johnston 71-67-70 208 (-8)

T8) Ewan Scott 73-67-71 211 (-5)

T25) Wes Gosselin 76-67-74 217 (+1)

T43) Davis Bunn 74-72-74 220 (+4)

T74) Chris Robb 75-75-78 228 (+12)

76) Stuart Thomas (Ind.) 72-80-77 229 (+13)

Chattanooga ended its fall schedule strong as runner-up

at the Bridgestone Golf Collegiate in Greensboro, N.C. Three

Mocs ended up in the top 10 as the team shot 291-286 for

a 577 total in the weather-shortened event. Ewan Scott

(T3), Chris Robb (T6) and Liam Johnston (T9) claimed top

10’s.

Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Oct. 26-27 – Grandover Resort East – Greensboro,

N.C.

1) North Carolina 288-283 571 (-5)

2) Chattanooga 291-286 577 (+1)

3) Memphis 297-283 580 (+4)

4) Virginia Tech 291-291 582 (+6)

5) Purdue 296-288 584 (+8)

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8) Washington State 293-294 587 (+11)

9) VCU 296-292 588 (+12)

tie) Mississippi State 298-290 588 (+12)

11) N.C. State 292-300 592 (+16)

12) William & Mary 302-291 593 (+17)

tie) Iowa State 305-288 593 (+17)

14) High Point 309-303 612 (+36)

Mocs

T3) Ewan Scott 71-71 142 (-2)

T6) Chris Robb 70-73 143 (-1)

T9) Liam Johnston 77-67 144 (E)

T36) Wes Gosselin 74-75 149 (+5)

T68) Davis Bunn 76-79 155 (+11)

T44) Stuart Thomas (Ind.) 75-75 150 (+6)

Davis Bunn got his spring started right tying for 11th at -1

215. As a team, the Mocs fi nished sixth shooting 294-288-

296 for a total of 878.

Mobile Bay Intercollegiate

Feb. 17-18 – Magnolia Gr. Crossings – Mobile, Ala.

1) Auburn 290-282-286 858 (-6)

2) Kentucky 293-284-287 864 (E)

3) Memphis 290-292-283 865 (+1)

4) Georgia State 287-290-289 866 (+2)

5) Middle Tennessee 290-290-290 870 (+6)

6) Ole Miss 291-294-290 875 (+11)

7) Chattanooga 294-288-296 878 (+14)

8) Wake Forest 297-291-292 880 (+16)

9) South Alabama 298-296-290 884 (+20)

10) Illinois State 303-296-287 886 (+22)

11) Davidson 299-297-291 887 (+23)

12) Texas State 306-291-295 892 (+28)

13) Akron 305-304-292 901 (+37)

14) Southern Miss 300-298-306 904 (+40)

15) Samford 301-313-295 909 (+45)

Mocs

T11) Davis Bunn 72-72-71 215 (-1)

T20) Chris Robb 76-73-71 220 (+4)

T39) Ewan Scott 71-74-78 223 (+7)

T39) Wes Gosselin 75-71-77 223 (+7)

T57) Liam Johnston 79-72-77 228 (+12)

Ewan Scott led Chattanooga tying for 14th at the Queren-

cia Cabo Collegiate. Scott shot 75-71-73 for a three-day

total of 219. The team ended up ninth at 897.

Querencia Cabo Collegiate

March 2-4 – Querencia G.C. – Cabo San Lucas, Mex.

1) No. 11 Houston 288-285-290 863 (+11)

2) No. 1 Alabama 294-284-286 864 (+12)

3) Baylor 296-281-293 870 (+18)

4) Kentucky 298-287-287 872 (+20)

5) No. 16 Vanderbilt 296-290-289 875 (+23)

tie) SMU 288-298-289 875 (+23)

7) No. 17 Arkansas 299-296-287 882 (+30)

8) LSU 297-293-293 883 (+31)

9) Chattanooga 307-289-301 897 (+45)

10) Ole Miss 305-296-297 898 (+46)

tie) Lamar 307-294-297 898 (+46)

12) UT Arlington 296-307-304 906 (+54)

13) Coastal Carolina 303-304-319 926 (+74)

14) Abilene Christian 321-318-322 961 (+109)

Mocs

T14) Ewan Scott 75-71-73 219 (+6)

T38) Chris Robb 77-73-75 225 (+12)

T38) Davis Bunn 79-72-74 225 (+12)

T58) Liam Johnston 76-73-83 232 (+19)

69) Zac Stolz 85-79-79 243 (+30)

74) Benni Weilguni (Ind.) 87-80-83 250 (+37)

The Mocs jumped six spots on the fi nal day behind Chris

Robb’s tie for fi fth fi nish at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto

Intercollegiate. The squad ended up fi fth as well getting

several key wins.

Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate

March 10-11 – Palmetto Golf Club – Aiken, S.C.

1) Clemson 281-290-283 854 (+14)

2) Virginia 290-287-279 856 (+16)

3) South Carolina 289-290-288 867 (+27)

4) Georgia State 294-291-289 874 (+34)

5) Chattanooga 295-296-284 875 (+35)

6) GRU Augusta 294-295-287 876 (+36)

tie) USC Aiken 295-293-288 876 (+36)

8) Liberty 290-299-288 877 (+37)

9) Maryland 299-294-294 887 (+47)

10) N.C. State 292-296-301 889 (+49)

11) Woff ord 297-288-309 894 (+54)

tie) Furman 294-293-307 894 (+54)

13) Elon 298-302-298 898 (+58)

14) Presbyterian 303-296-303 902 (+62)

15) Francis Marion 294-306-307 907 (+67)

16) Akron 296-300-316 912 (+72)

17) Nebraska 296-308-311 915 (+75)

18) Penn 320-316-310 955 (+115)

Mocs

T5) Chris Robb 74-72-68 214 (+4)

T17) Davis Bunn 75-70-73 218 (+8)

T45) Liam Johnston 71-79-74 224 (+14)

T45) Ewan Scott 75-80-69 224 (+14)

T76) Stuart Thomas 80-75-80 235 (+25)

Chattanooga ended up seventh in a strong fi eld at the

Linger Longer Invitational. The squad shot 878 led by Liam

Johnston’s tie for 13th fi nish at -1 (215).

Linger Longer Invitational

March 22-23 – Great Waters G.C. – Eatonton, Ga.

1) No. 5 Georgia 278-278-281 837 (-27)

2) No. 1 Alabama 281-275-291 847 (-17)

3) No. 15 Oklahoma 271-295-301 867 (+3)

4) Clemson 286-286-298 870 (+6)

5) Mercer 278-287-309 874 (+10)

tie) Liberty 281-291-302 874 (+10)

7) South Alabama 279-296-300 875 (+11)

8) Chattanooga 283-289-306 878 (+14)

9) Kennesaw State 287-284-308 879 (+15)

10) Yale 295-285-306 886 (+22)

11) UNF 288-293-306 887 (+23)

12) Charlotte 285-301-304 890 (+26)

13) Michigan State 289-317-307 913 (+49)

14) Southern Miss 300-309-316 925 (+61)

15) Furman 319-305-321 945 (+81)

Mocs

T13) Liam Johnston 68-75-72 215 (-1)

T23) Ewan Scott 70-72-76 218 (+2)

T38) Wes Gosselin 74-70-79 223 (+7)

T45) Chris Robb 74-72-79 225 (+9)

T66) Davis Bunn 71-79-82 232 (+16)

Davis Bunn tied for ninth at -1 (215) to lead the Mocs to

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Old Waverly Collegiate

April 7-8 – Old Waverly G.C. – West Point, Miss.

1) Mississippi State 296-282-281 859 (-5)

2) Cincinnati 284-291-280 860 (-4)

3) Ole Miss 289-283-290 862 (-2)

4) Florida 289-291-286 866 (+2)

5) Chattanooga 295-283-289 867 (+3)

tie) South Alabama 286-288-293 867 (+3)

tie) Austin Peay 291-289-287 867 (+3)

8) Southeastern Louisiana 291-294-289 874 (+10)

9) Louisiana Tech 298-295-282 875 (+11)

tie) Troy 302-285-288 875 (+11)

11) Charleston Southern 297-290-290 877 (+13)

12) Memphis 290-291-297 878 (+14)

tie) Louisiana-Lafayette 291-294-293 878 (+14)

14) Southern Miss 305-291-285 881 (+17)

15) Wichita State 298-294-296 889 (+24)

Mocs

T9) Davis Bunn 69-70-76 215 (-1)

T17) Chris Robb 77-71-69 217 (+1)

T26) Wes Gosselin 73-71-75 219 (+3)

T41) Liam Johnston 79-71-72 222 (+6)

T70) Ewan Scott 76-79-73 228 (+12)

Chattanooga fi nished an agonizing second by a shot to

Georgia Southern at the SoCon Championship. Chris Robb

played his fi nal 38 holes bogey free to surge into a runner-

up fi nish behind No. 13 J.T. Posten of Western Carolina.

Robb fi red a career-best 65 for the fi nal 18.

Southern Conference Championship

April 20-22 – National Golf Club – Pinehurst N.C.

1) Georgia Southern 296-284-293 873 (+9)

2) Chattanooga 297-284-293 874 (+10)

3) UNCG 300-285-292 877 (+13)

4) Western Carolina 294-282-302 878 (+14)

5) Davidson 294-293-293 880 (+16)

6) Furman 296-303-283 882 (+18)

7) Woff ord 306-303-283 892 (+28)

8) Appalachian State 310-310-293 913 (+49)

9) Elon 316-294-306 916 (+52)

10) Samford 314-304-307 925 (+61)

Mocs

2) Chris Robb 74-69-65 208 (-8)

T21) Davis Bunn 81-67-76 224 (+8)

T24) Ewan Scott 74-78-73 225 (+9)

T30) Liam Johnston 73-75-79 227 (+11)

T37) Wes Gosselin 76-73-81 230 (+14)

The Mocs missed advancing to the NCAA Championship

by fi ve shots to No. 22 South Carolina. Senior Chris Robb

took the individual berth on the fi rst playoff hole against

Liberty’s Niklas Lindstrom. Robb shot 2-over par 212 with

rounds of 67, 72 and 73.

NCAA Eugene Regional

May 15-17 – Eugene Country Club – Eugene, Ore.

1) No. 3 Stanford 276-282-295 853 (+13)

2) Oregon 289-280-285 854 (+14)

3) No. 15 Oklahoma 280-287-293 860 (+20)

4) No. 10 Houston 290-293-292 875 (+35)

5) No. 22 South Carolina 286-293-301 880 (+40)

6) Chattanooga 295-292-298 885 (+45)

tie) UNF 286-297-302 885 (+45)

8) Liberty 295-297-297 889 (+49)

tie) East Tennessee State 296-293-300 889 (+49)

10) Baylor 294-304-295 893 (+53)

11) Tennessee 299-292-303 894 (+54)

12) Wichita State 295-312-303 910 (+71)

13) Northern Colorado 307-304-311 922 (+82)

Mocs

T4) Chris Robb 67-72-73 212 (+2)

T32) Liam Johnston 73-73-76 222 (+12)

T32) Ewan Scott 75-73-74 222 (+12)

T62) Davis Bunn 80-74-78 232 (+22)

T67) Wes Gosselin 80-83-75 238 (+28)

Chris Robb earned All-American honors fi nishing tied for

15th at the NCAA Championship. He did so with birdies

on his last three holes and fi ve of the last six. Robb shot

2-under par 208 carding 69, 75 and 64.

NCAA Championships

May 23-26 – Prairie Dunes C.C. – Hutchinson, Kan.

1) *Cameron Wilson, Stanford 71-63-70 204 (-6)

2) Ollie Schniederjans, Ga. Tech 71-65-68 204 (-6)

3) David Boote, Stanford 73-67-65 205 (-5)

tie) James Ross, Houston 70-69-66 205 (-5)

tie) Robby Shelton, Alabama 72-65-68 205 (-5)

6) Denny McCarthy, Virginia 65-71-70 206 (-4)

tie) Seth Reeves, Georgia Tech 66-72-68 206 (-4)

tie) Benjamin Taylor, LSU 71-67-68 206 (-4)

9) Brian Campbell, Illinois 70-74-63 207 (-3)

tie) Sebastian Cappelen, Arkansas 68-71-68 207 (-3)

tie) Lorens Chan, UCLA 70-70-67 207 (-3)

tie) Bryson Dechambeau, SMU 69-69-69 207 (-3)

tie) Toni Hakula, Texas 72-68-67 207 (-3)

tie) Ryan Zech, Missouri 70-69-68 207 (-3)

15) Chris Robb, Chattanooga 69-75-64 208 (-2)

tie) Patrick Rodgers, Stanford 67-68-73 208 (-2)

tie) Emilio Cuartero, Missouri 67-72-69 208 (-2)

tie) Will Murphy, South Carolina 70-69-69 208 (-2)

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Name Years T’ment Rds Strokes Avg

Abney, Lee 1983 1 3 247 82.33

Allwood, Robin 1996-97 8 24 1829 76.21

Arter, Zeke 1998, 2000 8 21 1575 75.00

Balthrop, Richie 1985-88 36 99 7738 78.16

Bamber, Nick 2001-02 14 41 3139 76.56

Beeler, Matt 1994 1 3 230 76.67

Bennett, David 1985-86 3 8 714 89.25

Bennett, Mike 1979 3 7 570 81.43

Blakley, Nick 2007-08 1 3 232 77.33

Bohannon, Lee 1984-85 3 9 796 88.44

Brock, Matt 2001-04 33 89 6697 75.25

Brock, Mitch 2004-07 30 84 6357 75.68

Bunn, Davis 2011-14 40 119 8871 74.55

Burris, Andy 2003-04 8 21 1605 76.43

Byrd, Chris 1980-82 14 38 2908 76.53

Cantrell, Lee 1989-92 17 43 3476 80.84

Carpenter, Guy 1979 1 3 212 70.67

Carter, Justin 2003 3 7 537 76.71

Clendenin, J.T. 2008-10 25 71 5297 74.61

Collins, David 1978 1 1 85 85.00

Connolly, Neil 1990-93 45 118 8880 75.25

Cooper, Sam 2000 1 3 246 82.00

Cowart, Mark 1981 1 3 249 83.00

Craig, Mike 1991-92 7 16 1313 82.06

Crawford, Tim 1981-82 9 24 1932 80.50

Darby, Oliver 1996 2 6 488 81.33

Davies, Michael 1994-95 3 7 559 79.86

Davis, Louis 1980 1 3 248 82.67

Denton, Brad 1985, ‘87 14 38 3119 82.08

Drew, Haydn 1994-95 16 39 3010 77.18

Duke, Spencer 1991 3 7 596 85.14

Eberle, Rick 1979, ‘82 3 6 479 79.83

Elliott, Tommy 1979 2 5 414 82.80

Elliott, Tyson 2003-06 21 57 4367 76.61

Ferguson, Gary 2003-06 22 61 4660 76.39

Findley, Victor 1988-89 18 47 3676 78.21


Fisher, Keith 1980 2 5 419 83.80

Fletcher, Jeff 1988 2 6 505 84.17

Flodder, Kyle 2000 2 5 384 76.80

Forsman, Eric 2008-09 5 13 961 73.92

Forsslund, Simon 2010-11 7 20 1535 76.75

Fox, Steven 2010-13 45 133 9723 73.11

Fritsch, Stephen 2004-05 18 49 3700 75.51

Futerman, Roger 1990-93 30 77 6068 78.81

Gerdes, Lee 1986-89 38 102 7781 76.28

Geren, Toby 1999-02 32 87 6585 75.69

Gill, Dustin 1996 7 19 1520 80.00

Gosselin, Wes 2014-current 11 31 2306 74.39

Green, Donnie 1978-79 16 33 2517 76.27

Greeson, Jeff rey 2000 8 20 1576 78.80

Guess, Phillip 1989 8 22 1722 78.27

Hardy, James 2001 2 5 411 82.20

Harris, Tripp 2006, ‘08-10 21 57 4347 76.26

Hartman, Harry 1992-95 34 92 7130 77.50

Hayes, Buddy 1994 1 2 162 81.00

Hayes, James 1994 1 3 242 80.67

Heath, Brian 1979-82 21 55 4302 78.22

Henley, Kip 1979-82 16 38 2987 78.61

Hill, Tyler 1996 7 18 1408 78.22

Hodge, Jonathan 2006-09 51 148 10816 73.08

Hodges, Michael 1995-96 5 15 1180 78.67

Horner, Tony 1987 1 2 174 87.00

Hughes, Joey 1983-86 23 65 5186 79.78

Hyder, Kurt 1981-84 17 46 3657 79.50

Jabaley, Chris 1992 1 3 251 83.67

Jacobs, Jim 1992 3 8 677 84.63

Jaeger, Stephan 2009-12 46 135 9733 72.10

Jaworski, Zachary 2005 5 12 905 75.42

Johnson, Audie 1981 1 3 229 76.33

Johnston, Liam 2012-current 30 89 6617 74.35

Keener, Hudson 2009 4 12 891 74.25

Kessler, Eddie 1979-80 3 7 541 77.29Neil Connolly (‘93) was inducted into the UTC Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013.

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Kessler, Freddy 1979-81 5 14 1104 78.86

Knudson, Erik 1996-97 9 27 2079 77.00

Lackey, Brian 1996 2 5 405 81.00

Land, Billy 2000, ‘03 2 6 484 80.67

Landfried, Eric 1981-84 18 49 3793 77.41

Lanter, Jeff 1984-85 6 17 1368 80.47

Lawter, Greg 1981 1 3 237 79.00

Ledford, Bryce 2004-07 44 127 9406 74.06

Lockhart, Jackson 2011 2 6 460 76.67

Loftin, Casey 1999-00 7 18 1414 78.56

Loftis, Jeremy 2000 2 5 400 80.00

Long, Chuck 1980-84 18 48 3756 78.25

Lord, Gareth 1993-95 15 39 3043 78.03

Mahoney, Brent 2001-03 7 19 1538 80.95

Mahoney, Ryan 1996-98 4 12 985 82.08

Mankin, Rocky 2000-03 37 97 7429 76.59

Maples, Ken 1989-90 14 36 2824 78.44

Mathis, Matt 1998-99 7 20 1558 77.90

McCall, Rick 1990-91 4 10 904 90.40

McKenna, David 1978-80 21 48 3737 77.85

McKenna, Tommy 1978-80 20 45 3472 77.16

McLargin, Scott 1989-90 6 16 1331 83.19

McMurray, Scott 1988-89 5 12 923 76.92

Meade, Joe 1986 1 2 167 83.50

Millican, Brian 1987-90 22 56 4349 77.66

Monroe, Michael 2013 3 9 676 75.11

Moore, Tim 1986-87 14 38 3028 79.68

Muller, Jim 1978 5 10 788 78.80

Nastase, Nicu 1996-99 21 58 4501 77.60

Neff , Tyler 2007-08 8 24 1798 74.92

Nelms, Porter 1987-89 9 24 1894 78.92

Nicolas, Francois 1997 9 26 1979 76.12

O’Guin, Buddy 1978 1 1 78 78.00

Oloff son, Per 2001-02 6 17 1307 76.88

Owens, Ryan 2000-03 29 76 5969 78.54

Patrick, Mike 1978 5 10 787 78.70

Patton, Zeb 1984-86 12 35 2858 81.66

Qvicker, Fredrik 2007-10 48 137 10135 73.98

Raines, Bryan 1993-96 26 71 5530 77.89

Ramirez, Jose 2003 2 5 376 75.20

Ratliff , Alex 2010-13 15 44 3382 76.86

Reale, Anthony 2005-06 14 39 2950 75.64

Reed, Matthew 2003 1 3 238 79.33

Reeve, Marshall 1978, ‘80 4 10 824 82.40

Rende, Derek 2007-10 47 134 9793 73.08

Rhatigan, Nathan 2001, ‘03 10 26 2044 78.62

Rickett, Ben 2006-09 39 116 8545 73.66

Robb, Chris 2011-14 46 136 10026 73.72

Rogers, Michael 1998-99 21 59 4437 75.20

Rose, Brad 1992-95 21 53 4209 79.42

Ross, Mark 1984-85, ‘87 9 27 2322 86.00

Sachse, Billy 1978-79 2 4 333 83.25

Schmidt, Chris 1987-88 11 29 2223 76.66


Scott, Ewan 2014-current 12 35 2600 74.29

Scott, Neil 2000 3 8 681 85.13

Shealy, Jimmy 1979-81 8 17 1356 79.76

Shinn, Michael 2003 1 3 239 79.67

Simmons, Jesse 1979-80 6 13 1042 80.15

Smith, Mickey 1983-85 15 42 3284 78.19

Smith, Steve 1996-99 25 72 5512 76.56

Smith, Thomas 2004-05 20 56 4202 75.04

Smith, Wayne 1984 1 2 161 80.50

Souther, Matt 1997 1 3 281 93.67

Stiff el, Andy 1996-99 35 100 7693 76.92

Stolz, Zac 2014-current 4 11 826 75.09

Strother, Gordon 2005-06 21 60 4507 75.12

Tait, Robert 1990-93 35 91 7501 82.43

Thomas, Brooks 2014-current 7 19 1432 75.37

Thomas, Stuart 2014-current 8 22 1661 75.50

Towers, Bill 1984-86 10 28 2239 79.96

Turpen, Tim 1994-95 19 49 3775 77.04

Tuttle, Tim 1981 1 3 247 82.33

van de Griff , James 1994-97 31 88 6684 75.95

Vick, Matt 1998-99 9 26 2056 79.08

Vick, Scott 2005-06 10 28 2152 76.86

Vickers, Tim 2001-02 9 26 2039 78.42

Webb, Kory 2014, Current 5 14 1102 78.71

Weilguni, Benni 2011-14 35 103 7756 75.30

Weller, Gary 1979-82 16 45 3497 77.71

Welsh, Mark 2003 1 3 226 75.33

White, Justin 1998 1 3 249 83.00

Wilson, Brendan 1998-99 23 65 4774 73.45

Wilson, Jacob 1999-02 27 73 5591 76.59

Wood, Daniel 2007 2 6 473 78.83

Woolfall, Wayne 1986-88, ‘90 42 111 8539 76.93

Ben Rickett (‘09) served as caddie for Steven Fox (‘13) at the Masters.

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LOW ROUNDS - TEAMTournament Round Score

2008 Aldila Scenic City Invitational 3 266

2007 Scenic City Invitational 1 272

2009 Administaff ASU Invitational 1 273

2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate 2 273

2008 Aldila Scenic City Invitational 2 275

2007 Scenic City Invitational 2 275

2010 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 2 277

2010 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate 2 277

2007 USA Spring Golf Classic 2 277

2005 Re/Max UTC Fall Classic 1 277

2004 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 2 277

2012 Brickyard Collegiate 3 277

LOW ROUNDS - VS. PARTournament Round Score Vs. Par

2008 Aldila Scenic City Invitational 3 266 -22

2009 Administaff ASU Invitational 1 273 -15

2013 AutoTrader.com Collegiate 2 273 -15


2007 Scenic City Invitational 1 272 -12

2012 Brickyard Collegiate 3 277 -11

2007 USA Spring Golf Classic 2 277 -11

2004-05 F&M Bank APSU Inter. 2 277 -11


2008 Linger Longer Invitational 1 278 -10

LOW 54-HOLE SCORE - TEAMTournament Score Vs. Par

2008 Aldila Scenic City Invitational 819 -45

2007 Scenic City Invitational 829 -23

2005 RE/Max-UTC Fall Classic 837 -15

2003-04 Sonic/Chattanooga Inter. 839 -13

2009 Administaff ASU Invitational 841 -23

2007 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic 842 -22

2007 USA Spring Golf Classic 847 -17

2007 VCU Shootout 849 -15

2008 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Inter. 850 +10

2009 SunTrust Gator Invitational 851 +11

LOW 36-HOLE SCORE - TEAMTournament Score Vs. Par

2007 Scenic City Invitational 547 -21


2005 RE/Max-UTC Fall Classic 556 -12

2003-04 Sonic/Chattanooga Inter. 557 -11

2009 Administaff ASU Invitational 559 -17

2007 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic 562 -14

2010 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Inter. 562 +2

2008 Bank of America Intercollegiate 563 -13

2008 NCAA East Regional 563 -5


TEAM SCORING AVERAGEYear Rounds (Min. 30) Avg

2007-08 37 286.84

2010-11 33 289.95

2008-09 35 291.23

2011-12 36 291.81

2009-10 34 291.97

2006-07 37 293.11

2013-14 37 293.11

2012-13 33 293.24

2005-06 36 296.03

2003-04 30 298.20

TEAM VS. PARYear Rounds Avg

2007-08 37 0.24

2010-11 33 2.94

2011-12 36 4.81

2006-07 37 5.11

2008-09 35 5.63

2009-10 34 5.97

2012-13 33 6.70

2013-14 35 6.83

2005-06 36 8.69

TEAM WINSYear Coach T’ment Wins

2007-08 Mark Guhne 13 5

2006-07 Mark Guhne 13 4

2008-09 Mark Guhne 12 3

2011-12 Mark Guhne 12 2

2004-05 Mark Guhne 12 2

2000-01 Reed Sanderlin 11 2


2012-13 Mark Guhne 11 1

2009-10 Mark Guhne 12 1

2007-08 Mark Guhne 13 1

2005-06 Mark Guhne 12 1



1983-84 Reed Sanderlin 1

1979-80 Reed Sanderlin 1

PAR OR BETTER ROUNDSYear Rounds P/B

2007-08 37 18

2010-11 33 13

2006-07 37 13

2008-09 35 12

2011-12 36 11

2009-10 34 10

Rounds Played: 37, 2006-07 & 2007-08

LOW ROUNDS - INDIVIDUALName Tournament Round Score

Fredrik Qvicker 2008 Scenic City 3 62 (-10)

Derek Rende 2007 USA Spring 2 63 (-9)

Chris Robb 2014 NCAA Champ. 3 64 (-8)

Tripp Harris 2008 Scenic City 3 64 (-8)

Steven Fox 2012 NCAA Regional 2 64 (-8)

Tripp Harris 2007 Scenic City 1 64 (-7)

Tim Vickers 2001 Chattanooga Int. 2 64 (-7)

Chris Robb 2014 SoCon 3 65 (-7)

Stephan Jaeger 2008 Scenic City 3 65 (-7)

Brendon Wilson 1998 Mizuno Peach St. 2 65 (-7)

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LOW 54-HOLE SCORE - INDIVIDUALName Tournament Score Par

Stephan Jaeger 2012 NCAA Regional 203 -13

Jonathan Hodge 2007 Coca-Cola Duke 204 -12

Derek Rende 2007 USA Spring 204 -12

Ben Rickett 2008 Scenic City 205 -11

Brendon Wilson 1998-99 Amedisys 205 -8

Derek Rende 2009 Administaff ASU 206 -10

Stephan Jaeger 2008 Scenic City 206 -10

Jonathan Hodge 2007 VCU Shootout 206 -10

Ben Rickett 2007 Scenic City 206 -7

Bryce Ledford 2005 Re/Max UTC Fall 206 -7

Tripp Harris 2005 Buff . Rock/Southern 206 -7

LOW 36-HOLE SCORE - INDIVIDUALName Tournament Score Par

Brendon Wilson 1998 Amedisys 133 -9

Tripp Harris 2007 Scenic City 133 -9

Derek Rende 2007 USA Spring 134 -10

Chris Robb 2009 SpringHill Suites 135 -9

Derek Rende 2009 Administaff ASU 135 -9

Bryce Ledford 2003 Sonic/Chatt. Int. 135 -7

Jonathan Hodge 2005 Mid Pines 136 -8

Ben Rickett 2005 Buff . Rock/Southern 136 -6

Jonathan Hodge 2005 Re/Max UTC Fall 136 -6

Bryce Ledford 2004 Mission Inn 136 -6

Patrick Gibson 2003 Sonic/Chatt.Int. 136 -6

Stephan Jaeger 2011 Golfweek Conf. 136 -8

CAREER SCORING AVERAGE

(min. 45 rounds)

Name Years Rounds Avg

Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 135 72.10

Jonathan Hodge 2006-09 148 73.07

Derek Rende 2007-10 134 73.07

Steven Fox 2010-13 133 73.11

Brendon Wilson 1998-99 65 73.45

Ben Rickett 2006-09 93 73.66

Chris Robb 2011-14 136 73.72

Fredrik Qvicker 2007-10 137 73.98

Bryce Ledford 2004-07 127 74.06

CAREER VS. PAR

(min. 45 rounds)

Name Years Rounds Avg



Derek Rende 2007-10 134 1.41

Steven Fox 2010-13 133 1.49

Brendon Wilson 1998-99 65 1.86

CAREER WINSName Years T’ments Wins

Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 46 4

Jonathan Hodge 2006-09 51 3

Bryce Ledford 2004-07 44 3

Chris Robb 2011-14 46 2

Wayne Woolfall 1986-88, ‘90 42 2

Wes Gosselin 2014-current 11 1

Matt Brock 2001-04 33 1

Steven Fox 2010-13 45 1

Derek Rende 2007-10 47 1

Brendan Wilson 1998-99 23 1

Michael Rogers 1998-99 21 1

Donnie Green 1977-78 16 1

Lee Gerdes 1986-89 38 1

Per Olofsson 2001-02 6 1

Richie Balthrop 1985-88 36 1

Mickey Smith 1983-85 15 1

Chuck Long 1980-84 18 1

CAREER TOP 5’SName Year T’ments Top 5



Neil Connolly 1990-93 45 12


Steven Fox 2010-13 45 8

Matt Brock 2001-04 33 8



Lee Gerdes 1986-89 38 6

Chris Robb 2011-14 46 6

CAREER TOP 10’SName Year T’ments Top 10





Steven Fox 2010-13 45 13

Matt Brock 2001-04 33 12



Lee Gerdes 1986-89 38 10

Wayne Woolfall 1986-88, ‘90 42 10

Ben Rickett 2006-09 39 10

Chris Robb 2011-14 46 10

CAREER PAR OR BETTER ROUNDSName Years Rounds P/B



Derek Rende 2007-10 134 54

Steven Fox 2010-13 133 52

Fredrik Qvicker 2007-10 137 47

Chris Robb 2011-14 136 42


Ben Rickett 2006-09 116 39

Davis Bunn 2011-14 119 34

Benni Weilguni 2011-14 103 26

CAREER TOURNAMENTS PLAYEDName Years Rounds

Jonathan Hodge 2006-09 51

Fredrik Qvicker 2007-10 48

Derek Rende 2007-10 47

Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 46

Chris Robb 2011-14 46

Neil Connolly 1990-93 45

Steven Fox 2010-13 45

Bryce Ledford 2004-07 44

Wayne Woolfall 1986-88, ‘90 42

Ben Rickett 2006-09 39

Stephan Jaeger • 2009-12• Jaeger holds career records

for wins (4), career scoring

avg (72.10), par/better

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CAREER ROUNDS PLAYEDName Years Rounds




Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 135


Steven Fox 2010-13 133


Davis Bunn 2011-14 119

Neil Connolly 1990-93 118

Ben Rickett 2006-09 116

CAREER COUNTING SCORESName Years Counters Pct.

Jonathan Hodge 2006-09 129 .890

Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 127 .941

Derek Rende 2007-10 119 .908

Steven Fox 2010-13 114 .885

Fredrik Qvicker 2007-10 114 .832

Best Percentage

Stephan Jaeger 2009-12 127 .941

SEASON SCORING AVERAGEName Year Rounds Avg




Derek Rende 2007-08 37 72.16



Steven Fox 2012-13 30 72.50


Steven Fox 2011-12 36 72.89

Ben Rickett 2007-08 36 72.89

SEASON VS. PARName Year Rounds Avg

Stephan Jaeger 2011-12 36 -0.61

Jonathan Hodge 2007-08 37 -0.24

Stephan Jaeger 2010-11 30 -0.03

Derek Rende 2007-08 37 0.49




Steven Fox 2012-13 30 1.00

Steven Fox 2011-12 35 1.14

Ben Rickett 2007-08 36 1.22

SEASON WINSName Year T’ments Wins




Donnie Green 1977-78 5 1

Per Olofsson 2000-01 4 1

Matt Brock 2002-03 11 1


Chris Robb 2012-13 11 1

Chris Robb 2010-11 11 1

Wes Gosselin 2013-14 11 1



Mike Rogers 1998-99 11 1

Steven Fox 2009-10 12 1

Brendon Wilson 1998-99 12 1

Mickey Smith 1983-84 7 1

Chuck Long 1983-84 2 1

Richie Balthrop 1986-87 11 1

Lee Gerdes 1987-88 11 1

Wayne Woolfall 1986-87 11 1

Wayne Woolfall 1989-90 11 1

SEASON TOP 5’SName Year T’ments Top 5







Tripp Harris 2005-06 11 4

Matt Brock 2003-04 11 4

Several tied with 3

SEASON TOP 10’SName Year T’ments Top 10



Matt Brock 2003-04 11 7





Several tied with 5

SEASON PAR OR BETTER ROUNDSName Year Rounds P/B










Ben Rickett 2008-09 35 16

Steven Fox 2012-13 30 16

SEASON ROUNDS PLAYEDName Year Rounds





Mitchell Brock 2006-07 37




J. Hodge/B. Rickett/S. Fox/S. Jaeger 36

SEASON COUNTER PERCENTAGEName Year Counters Pct.

Derek Rende 2009-10 34/34 1.000

Stephan Jaeger 2010-11 30/30 1.000

Matt Brock 2003-04 30/30 1.000

Matt Brock 2002-03 29/29 1.000

Stephan Jaeger 2011-12 35/36 .972

Brendan Wilson 1998-99 32/33 .970

Jonathan Hodge 2007-08 35/37 .946

Jonathan Hodge 2006-07 35/37 .946

Jonathan Hodge 2005-06 34/36 .944

Bryce Ledford 2005-06 31/33 .939

Derek Rende (right) was the Mocs’ fi rst four-time All-SoCon selection.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING - TEAMYear Rounds Strokes Avg.

1977-78 10 3657 304.75*

1978-79 32 10661 318.24*

1979-80 19 6744 313.67*

1980-81 23 7689 298.60*

1981-82 13 4240 308.36*

1982-83 11 3486 316.91

1983-84 19 5916 311.37

1984-85 33 10573 320.39

1985-86 22 7126 300.04*

1986-87 33 10477 310.43*

1987-88 33 10245 303.56*

1988-89 33 10490 310.81*

1989-90 35 10921 305.48*

1990-91 25 7863 314.52

1991-92 27 8446 312.81

1992-93 27 8257 305.81

1993-94 23 7064 307.13

1994-95 29 8818 304.07

1995-96 30 9211 307.03

1996-97 33 10045 304.39

1997-98 32 9574 299.19

1998-99 33 9862 298.85

1999-00 30 9293 309.77

2000-01 31 9349 301.58

2001-02 28 8466 302.36

2002-03 28 8554 305.50

2003-04 30 8946 298.20

2004-05 37 11050 298.65

2005-06 36 10657 296.03

2006-07 37 10845 293.11

2007-08 37 10613 286.84

2008-09 35 10193 291.23

2009-10 34 9927 291.97

2010-11 33 9565 289.85

2011-12 36 10505 291.81

2012-13 33 9677 293.24

2013-14 35 10259 293.11

*Average based on 4-man score - 5 events included 5 scores

Bold denotes SoCon Championship season

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING - IND.(Min. 50% of team rounds)

Year Name Rounds Strokes Avg.

1977-78 Donnie Green 10 765 76.50

1978-79 Tommy McKenna 20 1521 76.05

1979-80 Chris Byrd 15 1167 77.80

1980-81 Chris Byrd 20 1516 75.80

1981-82 Kip Henley 10 761 76.10

1982-83 Chuck Long 11 867 78.82

1983-84 Eric Landfried 19 1444 76.00

1984-85 Joey Hughes 30 2358 78.60

1985-86 Joey Hughes 22 1712 77.82

1986-87 Lee Gerdes 28 2137 76.32

1987-88 Lee Gerdes 30 2249 74.97

1988-89 Lee Gerdes 27 2056 76.15

1989-90 Roger Futerman 18 1365 75.83

1990-91 Neil Connolly 26 1970 75.77

1991-92 Neil Connolly 33 2460 74.55

1992-93 Neil Connolly 30 2219 73.97

1993-94 Harry Hartman 20 1502 75.10

1994-95 Tim Turpen 29 2199 75.83

1995-96 James van de Griff 25 1887 75.48

1996-97 James van de Griff 33 2466 74.72

1997-98 Brendan Wilson 32 2361 73.78

1998-99 Brendan Wilson 33 2413 73.12

1999-00 Rocky Mankin 27 2090 77.41

2000-01 Toby Geren 28 2099 74.96

2001-02 Toby Geren 25 1867 74.68

2002-03 Matt Brock 28 2097 74.89

2003-04 Matt Brock 30 2227 74.23

2004-05 Bryce Ledford 32 2378 74.31

2005-06 Bryce Ledford 33 2416 73.21

2006-07 Jonathan Hodge 37 2690 72.70

2007-08 Jonathan Hodge 37 2642 71.41

2008-09 Ben Rickett 35 2558 73.09

2009-10 Stephan Jaeger 34 2461 72.38

2010-11 Stephan Jaeger 30 2150 71.67

2011-12 Stephan Jaeger 36 2561 71.14

2012-13 Steven Fox 30 2175 72.50

2013-14 Chris Robb 37 2695 72.84

TEAM TITLES SINCE 1977-781980 Carson Newman Invitational

1st of 8 313 310 623

1984 Mercer Bear Classic

1st of 6 310 304 614

1986 WCU Fairfi eld Sapphire Valley Collegiate

1st of 8 301 302 603

1987 Southern Conference Championship

1st of 9 309 299 317 925

1988 Bulldog (Citadel) Invitational

1st of 16 304 299 603

1989 Cahaba Collegiate

1st of 9 309 298 607

2000 Louisiana Tech Invite

1st of 12 292 292 293 887

2000 Charleston Southern Fall Inv.

1st of 15 283 296 579

2004 Buff alo Rock/Southern Showdown

1st of 14 286 284 284 854

2005 Re/Max-UTC Fall Classic

1st of 16 277 279 281 837

2007 UCF/Rio Pinar Intercollegiate

1st of 18 284 291 287 862

2007 Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate

1st of 15 300 303 294 897

2007 USA Spring Golf Classic

1st of 12 288 277 282 847


1st of 10 293 280 291 864

2007 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic

T1 of 15 280 282 280 842

2008 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Int.

1st of 15 289 279 282 850

2008 Furman Intercollegiate

1st of 24 287 291 296 874

2008 Bank of America Intercollegiate

1st of 15 283 280 289 852


1st of 10 290 281 294 865

2008 Scenic City Invitational

1st of 16 278 275 266 819

2008 Carpet Capital Collegiate

1st of 17 291 283 290 864


1st of 11 279 287 286 852

2010 Cleveland Golf/Palmetto Int.

1st of 18 285 277 293 855


1st of 11 294 286 281 861

2012 NCAA Bowling Green Regional

1st of 14 294 281 284 859


1st of 11 298 290 296 884

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MEDALISTS SINCE 1977-781978 Southern Conference Championship

Donnie Green ...............................74-73-74=221

1984 Mercer Bear Classic

Mickey Smith ............................................... 78-70=148

1984 Murray State Invitational

Chuck Long..............................................70-78-73=231

1986 Murray State Intercollegiate

Richie Balthrop .......................................73-73-73=219

1986 WCU Fairfi eld Sapphire Valley Collegiate

Wayne Woolfall ............................................ 73-73=146

1987 Murray State Intercollegiate

Lee Gerdes...............................................70-70-73=213

1989 Cahaba Collegiate

Wayne Woolfall ............................................ 76-73=149

1998 UTC Amedisys Intercollegiate

Brendon Wilson .......................................67-66-72=205

1999 Citadel Invitational

Mike Rogers ................................................. 72-75=147

2000 Louisiana Tech Fall Invite

Per Olofsson .........................................74-66-69=209

2002 Mission Inn Collegiate

Matt Brock ................................................. 74-71=145

2004 Buff alo Rock/Southern Showdown

Bryce Ledford .......................................72-69-67=208

2004 Mission Inn Collegiate

Bryce Ledford .......................................68-68-71=207

2005 Re/Max-UTC Fall Classic

Bryce Ledford .......................................72-68-66=206

2007 USA Spring Golf Classic

Derek Rende .........................................71-63-70=204

2007 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic

Jonathan Hodge ...................................67-70-67=204

2008 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate

Jonathan Hodge ...................................72-73-67=212


Jonathan Hodge ...................................69-73-71=213


Steven Fox ............................................70-68-72=210

2010 Springhill Suites Collegiate

Chris Robb ............................................66-69-72=207

2011 LSU National Invitational

Stephan Jaeger ....................................70-67-72=209

2011 Golfweek Conference Challenge

Stephan Jaeger ....................................67-69-73=209


Stephan Jaeger ..........................66-72-69=207


Stephan Jaeger ..........................70-67-66=203

2012 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Chris Robb ............................................72-66-69=207

2014 Savannah Quarters Individual

Wes Gosselin ............................................. 70-73=143

AWARDSU.S. AMATEUR CHAMPION: Steven Fox, 2012 (37 holes vs. Michael Weaver)

ALL-AMERICAN: 1st team: Stephan Jaeger, 2012; 2nd team: Jonathan Hodge,

2008; Honorable Mention: Chris Robb, 2014

PING ALL-REGION: Steven Fox (2012, 2013); Jonathan Hodge (2008); Stephan Jaeger

(2009, 2010, 2011, 2012); Derek Rende (2008, 2009, 2010); Ben Rickett (2009); Chris

Robb (2013)

CLEVELAND/SRIXON ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR: Stephan Jaeger (2011, 2012); Derek

Rende (2009, 2010)

EATON/GOLF PRIDE EAST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR: Mark Guhne (2009)

SOCON COACH OF THE YEAR: Mark Guhne (2006, 2007, 2008, 2012); Reed Sanderlin

(1987)

SOCON PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jonathan Hodge (2007, 2008); Stephan Jaeger (2010,

2011, 2012)

NCAA REGIONAL MEDALIST: Stephan Jaeger, 2012 (Bowling Green, 203, -13)

SOCON MEDALISTS: 1978: Donnie Green, C.C. of S. Carolina, 221; 2012: Stephan Jaeger, Daniel Island, S.C., 207

ALL-SOCON: Matt Brock (2004 2nd); Neil Connolly (1991, 1992, 1993); Steven Fox (2011, 2012, 2013); Lee Gerdes

(1987, 1988); Donnie Green (1978); Phillip Guess (1989); Kip Henley (1982); Jonathan Hodge (2006, 2007, 2008);

Stephan Jaeger (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012); Liam Johnston (2014); Eric Landfried (1983, 1984); Bryce Ledford (2006,

2007); Charles Long (1982, 1983); Tom McKenna (1978, 1979, 1980); Brian Millican (1989); Fredrik Qvicker (2008);

Mike Patrick (1978); Derek Rende (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010); Ben Rickett (2008, 2009); Chris Robb (2013, 2014); Chris

Schmidt (1987); James van de Griff (1997); Benni Weilguni (2011); Gary Weller (1981); Brendon Wilson (1998, 1999);

Wayne Woolfall (1986, 1988)

SOCON FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Stephan Jaeger (2009); Derek Rende (2007)

SOCON ALL-FRESHMAN: Davis Bunn (2011); Steven Fox (2010); Wes Gosselin (2014); Stephan Jaeger (2009); Ewan

Scott (2014); Benni Weilguni (2011)

Stephan Jaeger holds the

school record with four

career wins. He is the only

three-time SoCon Golfer of

the Year in league history.

Steven Fox won the 2012 United States Amateur

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1977-78

Oct. 7 Sewanee Fall Invitational

2nd of 9 297

David McKenna 71 T2

Donnie Green 72 5th

Jim Muller 76 T14

Buddy O’Guin 78 T27

Mike Patrick 82 T40

David Collins 85 T46

Tournament Shortened By Rain to 18 holes

Mar. 5-6 Fripp Island Collegiate

T7th of 12 825

Tommy McKenna 82 79 161 T25

Jim Muller 83 81 164 T37

Donnie Green 78 87 165 42nd

Mike Patrick 89 81 170 T48

Marshall Reeves 84 86 170 T48

David McKenna 89 82 171 T52

Apr. 1-2 EKU Colonel Classic

15th of 19 326 302 628


Donnie Green 84 73 157

Jim Muller 84 73 157

Tommy McKenna 81 77 158

David McKenna 85 80 165

Apr. 14-15 Tennessee Intercollegiate

4th of 7 374 372 746


Jim Muller 73 75 148 T16

Donnie Green 78 72 150 T23



Billy Sachse 81 84 165 T40

Apr. 24-26 Southern Conference Champ.

2nd of 8 388 388 385 1161

Donnie Green 74 73 74 221 1

Mike Patrick 79 74 76 229 7

Tommy McKenna 76 82 76 234 T10

David McKenna 80 78 78 236

Jim Muller 81 81 81 243

Marshall Reeve 79 82 83 244

1978-79

Sept. 16-17 Fripp Island Intercollegiate

Donnie Green 200

David McKenna 209

Brian Heath 210

Guy Carpenter 212

Eddie Kessler 213

Sept. 21-22 Hart Invitational (B Team)

Donnie Green 146

Jimmy Shealy 147

Jessie Simmons 148

Brian Heath 151

David McKenna 153

Mike Bennett 156

Sept. 28-30 All-American Classic

Rick Eberle 149

David McKenna 152

Donnie Green 158

Jimmy Shealy 158

Jessie Simmons 82-WD

Oct. 9-10 Opryland Collegiate Classic

Kip Henley 153

Freddy Kessler 162

Gary Weller 167

Billy Sachse 168

Tommy Elliott 170

Oct. 14-15 Duke Invitational

David McKenna 231

Tommy McKenna 235

Mike Bennett 242

Jessie Simmons 250

Brian Heath 252

Rick Eberle 85-WD

Nov. 17-19 Dixie Intercollegiate Invitational

Tommy McKenna 156

Donnie Green 157

Kip Henley 163

David McKenna 166

Mike Bennett 172

Mar. 3-11 Coastal Carolina Invitational

318

Tommy McKenna 77

Kip Henley 82

David McKenna 84

Donnie Green 75

Eddie Kessler 86

Fripp Island Collegiate

386 406 409 1201

Tommy McKenna 73 78 81 232

Brian Heath 84 77 79 240

Jimmy Shealy 85 80 84 249

Kip Henley 79 91 87 257

Donnie Green 74 DQ 78 152

David McKenna 76 80 WD 156

Mar. 20 Dual vs. Western Carolina

Brian Heath 70

Kip Henley 73

Donnie Green 74

Jimmy Shealy 77

Gary Weller 78

Tommy McKenna 80

Eddie Kessler 81

Mar. 29-31 Marshall Invitational

306 308 321 935

Tommy McKenna 72 73 80 225

Kip Henley 78 77 80 235

Gary Weller 75 83 79 237

Donnie Green 84 76 82 242


Apr. 7-8 EKU Invite

10th of 20 312 299 309 920

Tommy McKenna 72 71 76 219 8th

Gary Weller 77 80 77 234 T48

Freddy Kessler 78 74 84 236 T54

Kip Henley 85 77 77 239 T65

Tommy Elliott 88 77 79 244 T82

Apr. 11-12 Mid-South Classic

3rd of 6 393 368 761

Gary Weller 77 73 150 5th

Kip Henley 81 71 152 T9


Donnie Green 82 72 154 T15


Jessie Simmons 80 77 157 T25


5th of 7 370 377 747


David McKenna 71 77 148 13

Gary Weller 73 78 151

Donnie Green 77 76 153

Kip Henley 77 78 155

Jimmy Shealy 83 74 157

Apr 30-May 2 Southern Conference Champ.

4th of 9 398 399 398 1195

Tommy McKenna 75 77 80 232 8th

Kip Henley 82 77 78 237 T15

Donnie Green 76 83 82 241 T23

David McKenna 82 80 80 242 T25

Gary Weller 83 82 83 248 T39

Brian Heath 85 86 78 249 T42

1979-80

Sept. 27-29 Indiana State Invitational

5th of 14 392 400 414 1206

Brian Heath 78 78 79 235 T8



Kip Henley 76 85 86 247 T34

Jessie Simmons 81 82 84 247 T34

Chris Byrd 85 82 88 255 T58

Oct. 6-7 Eastern Kentucky Invitational

9th of 14 312 305 325 942

Brian Heath 77 75 79 231 T18




Keith Fisher 84 84 88 256 T65

Oct. 29-30 Augusta College Invitational

5th of 9 395 399 794

Chris Byrd 73 80 153 T12

Jessie Simmons 82 76 158 T26

Eddie Kessler 76 85 161 T31

Keith Fisher 82 81 163 T34

Chuck Long 82 82 164 T37

Jimmy Shealy 88 80 168 46

Mar. 19-22 Furman Intercollegiate

18th of 21 319

Mar. 27-29 Carson Newman Invitational

1st of 8 313 310 623


Brian Heath 76 80 156 5th



Jimmy Shealy 78 81 159 T8

Apr. 3-5 Marshall Invitational

T4th of 18 299 311 295 905

Chris Byrd 72 75 73 220 3rd



Brian Heath 78 77 75 230 T34

Louis Davis 85 86 77 248 85


4th of 7 408 397 805




Brian Heath 84 85 169 T30

Marshall Reeve 85 82 167 27

Chuck Long 89 82 171 35


4th of 9 377 392 382 1150


Chris Byrd 77 76 74 227 T11

Gary Weller 72 81 75 228 16


Brian Heath 79 82 77 238 36

Marshall Reeve 78 85 80 243 38

1980-81

Sept. 19-20 Murray State Invitational

11th of 15 306 304 307 917

Chris Byrd 70 75 75 220 9th

Eric Landfried 80 74 78 232 T50

Kip Henley 78 80 75 233 T52


Jimmy Shealy 84 75 82 241 T69

Oct. 3-5 Trojan Oaks Intercollegiate

3rd of 5 320 315 315 950


Eric Landfried 80 78 78 236 16

Greg Lawter 81 80 76 237 T17

Chuck Long 81 83 84 248 29

Mark Cowart 78 84 87 249 30

Tim Crawford 87 82 82 251 33

Oct. 4-5 Eastern Kentucky Collegiate Classic

13th of 17 298 304 306 908

Chris Byrd 73 75 73 221 T19

Brian Heath 73 77 79 229 T51

Audie Johnson 78 74 77 229 T51

Gary Weller 74 78 77 229 T51

Tim Tuttle 83 83 81 247 85

Mar. RC Cola Invitational

7th of 12 392 378 770

Chris Byrd 78 72 150

Chuck Long 76 75 151

Brian Heath 77 76 153

Kurt Hyder 79 79 158

Tim Crawford 82 77 159

Gary Weller 82 78 160

Mar. Furman Intercollegiate

T24th of 26 322 304 308 934

Gary Weller 83 77 73 233 T96

Brian Heath 79 75 80 234 T101

Chuck Long 84 75 77 236 T103

Chris Byrd 80 79 78 237 T117

Tim Crawford 80 77 81 238 T123

Apr. 3-5 United Surgical Steel SE Inter.

19th of 24 310 314 296 920

Chuck Long 77 76 71 224

Gary Weller 76 80 76 232


Chris Byrd 79 77 77 233

Kurt Hyder 78 84 76 238

Apr. 10-12 Tar Heel Invitational

6th of 9 386 373 379 1138

Chris Byrd 76 73 76 225 T2

Gary Weller 75 77 76 228 T3

Chuck Long 76 76 90 232 T43

Tim Crawford 85 73 75 233 47

Kurt Hyder 77 79 82 238 T55


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4th of 9 385 384 383 1152

Gary Weller 78 72 72 222 T5

Chris Byrd 82 75 73 230 T16

Brian Heath 73 76 84 233 T22

Chuck Long 78 80 77 235 T25

Kurt Hyder 74 83 82 239 T32


1981-82

Sept. 18-19 Murray State Invitational

7th of 12 311 296 307 914

Chris Byrd 77 75 73 225 T13

Gary Weller 77 72 76 225 T13



Rick Eberle 82 78 85 245 55


21st of 24 314 298 301 913

Kip Henley 77 72 76 225 T49

Chuck Long 77 79 73 229 T77



Gary Weller 81 75 81 237 T115

Apr. 3-4 Eastern Kentucky Invitational

17th of 22 342 307 649




Tim Crawford 87 80 167 T86

Eric Landfried DQ 82

Apr. 8-10 Marshall Invitational

12th of 17 318 312 630




Kurt Hyder 84 78 162 T69

Tim Crawford 85 78 163 T72


4th of 9 378 377 379 1134

Kip Henley 72 73 74 219 T4

Chuck Long 70 77 76 223 9th

Kurt Hyder 77 72 75 224 T10

Brian Heath 78 78 76 232 21


Gary Weller 82 78 78 238 T32

1982-83

Sept. 17-18 Murray State Invite 5th of 11

Sept.24-26 Ohio State Fall Cl. 16th of 18

Oct. 8-10 Memphis State Classic

10th of 15 312 327 307 946

Kurt Hyder 77 81 77 235 T31


Mickey Smith 78 84 76 238 T43

Chuck Long 79 83 77 239 T47

Lee Abney 83 87 77 247 T65

Oct. 14-16 Duke Fall Classic 18th of 18

Mar. 8-9 Spider/Pacer Invitational

9th of 19 317 317 634

Mickey Smith 81 77 158 T25

Eric Landfried 81 77 158 T25



Joey Hughes 80 83 163 T58

Mar. 11-13 Iron Duke Classic

21st of 23 318 323 322 963

Chuck Long 79 82 77 238 T75


Kurt Hyder 83 80 80 243 T100


Joey Hughes 85 81 84 250 T112


4th of 9 316 319 308 943

Chuck Long 78 78 72 228 T4



Kurt Hyder 83 78 85 246 T26

Joey Hughes 86 91 95 272 44

1983-84

Sept. 23-25 Buckeye Fall Classic

15th of 19 328 322 317 967


Kurt Hyder 78 83 78 239 T52


Mark Ross 86 80 88 254 T89

Joey Hughes 85 89 87 261 100

Sept. 30-Oct. 2 James Madison University

T18th of 26 313 326 639

Mickey Smith 76 81 157 T34


Wayne Smith 80 81 161 T65

Bill Towers 78 83 161 T65

Eric Landfried 82 86 168 T104

Oct. 13-15 John Ryan Memorial (Duke)

18th of 23 302 314 311 927

Eric Landfried 68 74 74 216 6


Kurt Hyder 80 80 82 242 T101

Jeff Lanter 81 82 79 242 T101

Zeb Patton 82 81 85 248 116

Mar. Mercer Bear Classic

1st of 6 310 304 614

Mickey Smith 78 70 148 1st

Eric Landfried 74 76 150 2nd

Kurt Hyder 80 75 155 5th

Jeff Lanter 78 85 163 T10

Mark Ross 83 83 166 T12

Joey Hughes 85 85 170 15

Mar. 31-Apr. 1 Eastern Kentucky Invitational

4th of 9 302 308 313 920

Eric Landfried 76 70 74 220 5th

Kurt Hyder 77 74 78 229 T14


Jeff Lanter 81 83 82 246 T38

Zeb Patton 86 78 82 246 T38

Apr. 13-15 Murray State Invitational

T3rd of 15 302 308 313 923

Chuck Long 70 78 73 221 1st



Kurt Hyder 80 80 82 242 T51

Zeb Patton 82 81 80 243 T54


3rd of 8 315 315 296 926


Chuck Long 80 77 75 232 12th

Mickey Smith 77 82 76 237 15th

Kurt Hyder 83 79 84 246 T25

Zeb Patton 88 83 75 246 T25

1984-85

Sept. 21-23 Buckeye Fall Classic

11th of 17 322 316 325 963

Brad Denton 78 80 76 234 T32


Jeff Lanter 81 80 82 243 T55

Bill Towers 83 79 82 244 T62

Mark Ross 86 87 87 260 83

Sept. 28-30 James Madison University

12th of 19 320 323 332 975


Bill Towers 84 80 80 244 T46

Joey Hughes 76 76 93 245 T48

Richie Balthrop 82 83 84 249 T59

Brad Denton 87 90 86 263 T86

Oct. 6-7 EKU Tournament

T9th of 13 296 300 317 913

Bill Towers 75 72 76 223 T9


Joey Hughes 73 78 79 230 T35

Jeff Lanter 75 76 84 235 T50

Mark Ross 81 82 91 254 66


23rd of 23 317 317 316 950


Bill Towers 78 83 78 239 T100

Jeff Lanter 82 78 79 239 T100

Joey Hughes 81 77 83 241 T106

Mark Ross 82 83 83 248 119

Feb. 15-17 Palmetto Dunes Classic

24th of 24 327 355 341 1023


Zeb Patton 77 91 80 248

Mark Ross 83 94 82 259

Lee Bohannon 85 94 95 274

David Bennett 97 88 95 280

Mar. 1-3 Fripp Island Invitational

314 319 327 960


Brad Denton 76 77 82 235

Zeb Patton 81 76 85 242

Bill Towers 83 87 87 257

Mark Ross 99 89 83 271

Mar. 12-15 Panhandle Intercollegiate

13th of 15 305 328 315 948

Joey Hughes 74 77 74 225 T12


Brad Denton 71 88 80 239 T54

Zeb Patton 81 85 80 246 T69

Lee Bohannon 84 92 90 266 75

Mar. 23-24 Eastern Kentucky Invitational

306 297 318 921

Richie Balthrop 75 68 81 224



Zeb Patton 79 76 79 234


Mar. 29-31 Southern Junior-Senior Int.

10th of 11 306 316 327 949



Zeb Patton 78 80 84 242



Apr. 4-6 Furman Intercollegiate

23rd of 23 326 332 329 987

Joey Hughes 83 76 78 237 T75


Zeb Patton 80 86 85 251 T118

Lee Bohannon 81 91 84 256 120

Brad Denton 86 95 90 271 121


7th of 8 319 342 323 984


Joey Hughes 78 73 85 236 T16

Mark Ross 84 95 87 266 T37

David Bennett 88 98 83 269 39

Bill Towers 78 WD 75 --

1985-86

Sept. 28-29 JMU Fall Golf Invitational

8th of 16 313 312 625

Wayne Woolfall 74 74 148 T3


Richie Balthrop 77 81 158 T29

Tim Moore 85 81 166 T58

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Joe Meade 82 85 167 T61

Oct. 4-6 Buckeye Fall Classic (Ohio State)

9th of 18 332 320 321 973

Bill Towers 82 78 78 238 T20

Tim Moore 82 81 81 244 T39

Joey Hughes 85 79 83 247 T49


Wayne Woolfall 83 85 82 250 T57


13th of 25 295 302 597


Lee Gerdes 76 75 151 T53



Zeb Patton 75 80 155 T93

Tim Moore 80 77 157 T11

Mar. Fripp Island Invitational

4th of 14 393 422 401 1216


Wayne Woolfall 74 86 79 239

Lee Gerdes 80 82 79 241


Zeb Patton 83 89 85 257

David Bennett 80 dq 85 DQ

Mar. Cape Coral Intercollegiate

9th of 20 304 301 310 915


Tim Moore 75 76 79 230 T42

Lee Gerdes 74 80 79 233 T51


Joey Hughes 82 76 76 234 T56

Mar. 22-23 Colonel Classic

17th of 19 314 318 322 954

Joey Hughes 74 78 77 229 T16



Tim Moore 83 82 84 249 T89

Lee Gerdes 80 87 84 251 T93


T18th of 23 307 304 310 921

Lee Gerdes 78 72 78 228 T61


Joey Hughes 78 72 83 233 T82

Tim Moore 77 79 79 235 T91



5th of 8 309 299 317 925


Joey Hughes 79 75 79 233 T15

Lee Gerdes 84 73 78 235 T17

Tim Moore 79 85 81 245 T30

Richie Balthrop 81 76 92 249 33

1986-87

Sept. 19-20 Murray State Intercollegiate

7th of 17 304 303 308 915

Richie Balthrop 73 73 73 219 1st

Lee Gerdes 78 74 77 229 T26

Brad Denton 75 79 83 237 T59


Tim Moore 86 77 77 240 T63

Oct. JMU Fall Golf Invitational

7th of 22 323 317 640



Tim Moore 82 80 162 T35


Brad Denton 82 88 170 T73

Oct. John Ryan Memorial (Duke)

19th of 23 309 317 626

Tim Moore 75 80 155 T50




Brian Millican 80 81 161 T98


Oct. WCU Sapphire Valley Coll.

1st of 8 301 302 603

Wayne Woolfall 73 73 146 1st

Tim Moore 77 74 151 3rd




Mar. 9-11 Cape Coral Intercollegiate

17th of 24 311 305 313 929

Lee Gerdes 76 72 76 224 T19



Brad Denton 83 76 83 242 T97

Chris Schmidt 84 79 83 246 113

Mar. 13-14 North-South Collegiate

5th of 12 321 314 324 959

Lee Gerdes 77 78 83 238 T13


Chris Schmidt 84 78 80 242 T20

Brad Denton 84 80 78 242 T20


Tim Moore (I) 78 81 77 236 9th

Porter Nelms (I) 85 82 76 243 T34

Mark Ross (I) 91 81 DQ -- 73

Mar. 20-21 Citadel Invitational

3rd of 17 316 298 614




Tim Moore 81 77 158 T27


Mar. 28-29 EKU Invitational

5th of 17 302 305 300 907

Wayne Woolfall 76 75 72 223 9th

Lee Gerdes 73 73 79 225 T11



Tim Moore 78 80 76 234 T46


17th of 21 316 311 627



Chris Schmidt 77 81 158 T76


Tim Moore 84 82 166 T104


4th of 4 310 324 634


lost playoff

Porter Nelms 76 77 154 T9

Brian Millican 84 82 166 19


Mark Ross 82 90 172 T22

Tony Horner 82 92 174 24

Apr. Vanderbilt Music City Int.

4th of 16 295 292 295 882

Richie Balthrop 71 71 72 214 3rd

Lee Gerdes 72 76 73 221 T13



Porter Nelms 82 74 75 231 T54


1st of 9 309 299 317 925


Lee Gerdes 77 74 71 222 T2


Richie Balthrop 84 77 79 240 23

Porter Nelms 79 86 80 245 28

1987-88

Sept. 19-20 Murray State Intercollegiate

2nd of 11 291 294 300 885

Lee Gerdes 70 70 73 213 1st

Richie Balthrop 72 71 76 219 5th



Victor Findley 76 79 79 234 T29

Sept. 25-27 Forest Hills Invitational

5th of 14 310 311 296 917


Lee Gerdes 80 78 72 230 T24



Brian Millican 78 83 77 238 T49

Oct. John Ryan Memorial (Duke)

8th of 19 306 306 612





Victor Findley 81 78 159 T66

Scott McMurray 81 88 169 T119

Oct. Cahaba Collegiate

3rd of 12 302 302 604





Porter Nelms 78 78 156 T27

Mar. 6-9 Lehigh Invitational

8th of 17 300 301 300 901


Lee Gerdes 74 76 73 223 T13



Porter Nelms (I) 79 74 83 236 T64

Jeff Fletcher 75 82 79 236 T64

Mar. 10-12 Gamecock Invitational

10th of 13 321 317 297 935

Lee Gerdes 77 79 73 229 T22




Jeff Fletcher 94 88 87 269 78

Mar. 18-19 Bulldog (Citadel) Invitational

1st of 16 304 299 603

Lee Gerdes 77 72 149 3rd





Mar. 25-27 Woff ord Invitational

4th of 11 292 303 298 893


Lee Gerdes 72 72 80 224 T12




Mar. 31-Apr. 2 Furman Intercollegiate

11th of 19 305 303 309 917



Lee Gerdes 76 78 77 231 T47



Apr. 8-10 Tar Heel Invitational

8th of 11 375 384 382 1141

Lee Gerdes 74 73 75 222 T12

Scott McMurray 71 74 77 222 T12






4th of 9 317 314 321 952

Lee Gerdes 77 74 79 230 4th




Wayne Woolfall 72 DQ 80 80

May 8-9 Vanderbilt Music City Invite

8th of 15 297 294 294 885

Scott McMurray 70 76 74 220 T18



Brian Millican 79 75 71 225 34th

Porter Nelms 75 80 79 234 T60

1988-89

Sept. 18-20 Tom O’Briant Memorial (Guilford)

8th of 15 298 296 594



Scott McMurray 74 76 150 T30

Porter Nelms (I) 77 79 156 T54


Ken Maples 73 86 159 T68

Sept. 23-24 Johnny Bench/Bearcat Collegiate

7th of 20 307 316 623

Porter Nelms 76 82 158

Victor Findley 77 77 154

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Scott McMurray 81 81 162

Brian Millican 77 77 154

Lee Gerdes 77 81 158

Oct. 8-9 Buckeye Fall Classic

5th of 15 310 312 304 926



Lee Gerdes 80 81 73 234 T30

Phillip Guess 78 77 79 234 T30

Ken Maples 79 81 85 245 T68

Oct. 14-15 John Ryan Memorial Classic

18th of 23 324 326 650



Phillip Guess 84 85 169 T109


Scott McLargin (I) 84 86 170 T119

Porter Nelms 81 DQ

Mar. 8-10 Gamecock Invitational

7th of 12 331 310 306 947

Lee Gerdes 76 75 74 225 5th

Victor Findley 87 79

Lee Cantrell 81 79

Phillip Guess 87 82

Ken Maples 90 77

Mar. 13-14 North-South Collegiate (FIU)

5th of 12 321 314 324 959

Lee Gerdes 77 78 83 238 T13



Brad Denton 84 80 78 242 T20


Tim Moore (I) 78 81 77 236 9th

Porter Nelms (I) 85 82 76 243 T34

Mark Ross (I) 91 81 DQ --


10th of 12 311 306 303 920

Phillip Guess 80 77 72 229 34

Lee Gerdes 76 78 76 230 T36

Victor Findley 77 78 77 232 38

Brian Millican 78 82 78 238 44

Lee Cantrell 84 73 82 239 T45


16th of 22 309 313 309 931




Lee Gerdes 82 76 79 237 T84

Ken Maples 77 86 84 247 T105

Apr. 6-8 Vandy/Durango Music City Int.

4th of 18 294 306 291 891

Lee Gerdes 72 78 73 223

Victor Findley 72 80 74 226

Phillip Guess 75 76 72 223

Brian Millican 75 75 72 222

Scott McLargin 80 77 82 239


2nd of 8 298 293 298 889

Brian Millican 78 67 71 216 2nd


Lee Gerdes 70 78 77 225 T13

Lee Cantrell 74 77 75 226

Scott McLargin 80 77 81 238

May 11-14 Sheraton-Cavalier Classic

11th of 13 312 322 310 944

Lee Gerdes 72 76 72 220 T9


Phillip Guess 84 83 76 243 64


Scott McLargin 85 91 81 257 73

1989-90

Oct. 14-15 18-20 Buckeye Fall Classic

5th of 17 919

Neil Connolly 223 T5

Wayne Woolfall 225 T10

Oct. 20-22 Cahaba Collegiate

1st of 9 309 298 607

Wayne Woolfall 76 73 149 1st

Ken Maples 75 75 150 2nd

Brian Millican 79 72 151 3rd

Roger Futerman 80 78 158

Neil Connolly 79 81 160

Nov. 10-12 FMC Fall Invitational

2nd of 24 306 301 607




Neil Connolly 77 76 153 T18

Robert Tait 78 79 157

Dec. 15-17 College of Charleston Invitational

4th of 8 319 309 628

Brian Millican 78 74 152 5th




Lee Cantrell 84 81 165 T30

Mar. 6-7 Shadowmoss Intercollegiate

5th of 14 309 320 629


Ken Maples 78 77 155


Scott McLargin 78 90 168

Roger Futerman 77 DQ --

Mar. 9-11 Cape Coral Intercollegiate

17th of 24 311 305 313 929

Lee Gerdes 76 72 76 224 T19



Brad Denton 83 76 83 242 T97

Chris Schmidt 84 79 83 246 113

Mar. 9-11 Fripp Island Collegiate Invitational

5th of 24 376 389 375 1140

Roger Futerman 74 72 73 219 T3

Ken Maples 75 75 77 227 24

Neil Connolly 75 80 74 229 T29

Robert Tait 73 80 79 232 T36


Scott McLargin 90 88 81 259 118

Mar. 23-25 ECU/Greenbriar Intercollegiate

6th of 17 303 306 301 910



Robert Tait 77 75 75 227 T20


Ken Maples 81 81 77 239 T61

Mar. 28-29 EKU Invitational

5th of 17 302 305 300 907

Wayne Woolfall 76 75 72 223 9th

Lee Gerdes 73 73 79 225 T11



Tim Moore 78 80 76 234 T46


10th of 22 303 299 297 899



Robert Tait 74 74 79 227 T43


Ken Maples 78 75 77 230 T60

Apr. 14-15 Iron Duke Golf Classic

7th of 24 310 299 302 911



Ken Maples 82 75 75 232 T57


Robert Tait 84 77 75 236 T78


5th of 8 299 311 312 922


Ken Maples 75 78 77 230 17

Wayne Woolfall 73 79 79 231 18/30


Robert Tait 79 76 DQ

May 11-13 Sheraton-Cavalier Classic

9th of 16 309 305 299 913



Ken Maples 75 81 76 232 T46


Rick McCall 88 86 102 276 85

1990-91

Sept. 17-18 Tom O’Briant Memorial

T13th of 17 326 329 655



Robert Tait 83 82 165

Spence Duke 81 85 166

Lee Cantrell 86 89 175

Rick McCall 86 93 179


8th of 14 318 319 306 943


Robert Tait 78 81 77 236 31



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Nov. 2-4 College of Charleston Invitational

T11th of 16 309 314 316 939



Robert Tait 78 78 79 235 T38


Rick McCall 96 89 86 271 85

Nov. 19-20 Jaguar Classic

T14th of 15 308 315 623

Neil Connolly 75 71 146 T5th

Robert Tait 74 77 151 T26

Roger Futerman 79 82 161 68

Spence Duke 80 85 165 72

Mike Craig 86 86 172 74

Feb. 24-26 Shadowmoss Intercollegiate

9th of 16 310 315 625

Robert Tait 75 75 150 9th



Mike Craig 80 88 168 T73

Rick McCall 93 85 178 80

Mar. 7-10 Palmetto Classic

18th of 18 334 319 320 973



Mike Craig 82 86 80 248 T84

Robert Tait 87 82 82 251 T89

Spence Duke 91 86 86 265 92

Mar. 14-17 ECU/Greenbriar Int. 9th of 12

Neil Connolly 221 3rd


3rd of 17 316 307 623



Roger Futerman 81 78 159 T88


Mike Craig 82 79 161 T97

Apr. 7-9 Tennessee Tech Invitational

Neil Connolly (lost playoff ) 145 T1


5th of 8 915

May 6-8 Iron Duke Golf Classic

17th of 23 314 315 629

Neil Connolly 75 80 155 T40/142

Roger Futerman 76 79 155 T40/142

Robert Tait 81 76 157 T59/142

Mike Craig 82 80 162 T99/142

Lee Cantrell 89 86 175 140/142

May 9-11 Tar Heel Intercollegiate

10th of 10 317 314 307 938

Robert Tait 77 76 78 231 T48


Mike Craig 80 78 81 239 55


Neil Connolly 79 DQ 77

1991-92

Sept. 13-14 Murray State McDonald’s Int.

12th of 13 312 301 302 915


Harry Hartman 77 73 73 223 T19

Brad Rose 79 80 81 240 T71

Robert Tait 81 80 79 240 T71


Oct. Buckeye Fall Classic

11th of 12 323 328 337 988


Robert Tait 81 80 85 246 T40


Jim Jacobs 78 86 89 253 T63


Nov. 11-12 Kiawah Island Int. 11th of 18

Neil Connolly 73 74 69 216 6

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Mar. Tennessee Intercollegiate

3rd of 5 307 312 619


Lost Playoff

Robert Tait 73 76 149 5th

Mike Craig 85 78 163

Lee Cantrell 79 85 164


Mar. 13-15 Sheraton-Emerald Int.

12th of 17 315 319 317 951



Robert Tait 79 82 82 243 T64


Jim Jacobs 84 87 88 259 T84

Mar. Citadel Invitational

7th of 15 317 314 631


Harry Hartman 79 78 157 T20



Jim Jacobs 84 81 165 T46


20th of 22 319 313 317 949


Robert Tait 74 81 81 236 T81


Chris Jabaley 86 86 79 251 T116

Harry Hartman 87 82 84 253 119


5th of 8 317 310 312 939



Roger Futerman 81 79 77 237 19

Robert Tait 84 77 77 238 T20

Brad Rose 82 85 81 248 T33

Apr. 17-19 NCAA District III Champ.

T19th of 23 305 298 317 920


Robert Tait 75 75 75 229 T43

Brad Rose 77 77 82 236 T80



Apr. 24-26 Cavalier Classic

T12th of 18 301 310 309 920


(Lost playoff to David Duval)

Robert Tait 72 73 77 222 T16



May 12-13 John Ryan Iron Duke Classic

17th of 20 305 309 614





Brad Rose 84 81 165 103

May 21-23 NCAA East Regional


1992-93

Sept. 14-15 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate

7th of 15 297 298 301 896


Bryan Raines 72 77 74 223 T24

Robert Tait 76 72 76 224 T28



Oct. 4-6 Mizuno Peach State Invitational

T5th of 15 309 301 317 927

Robert Tait 72 77 78 227 T9




Gareth Lord 87 79 86 252 T73


T5th of 11 308 314 322 944



Robert Tait 77 84 79 240 T42



Mar. 19-21 Sheraton-Emerald Intercollegiate

T11 of 18 314 312 308 934

Neil Connolly 71 74 74 219 2nd

Robert Tait 80 78 73 231 T28


Gareth Lord (I) 82 83 78 242 T79

Brad Rose 83 82 81 246 T86



T6th of 21 292 302 594


Gareth Lord 70 72 142 T3



Brad Rose 78 84 162 T104

Apr. 2-3 Oak Meadow Intercollegiate

T3rd of 13 306 294 600




Bryan Raines 75 77 152 T13

Brad Rose 82 74 156 T27

Roger Futerman (I) 80 78 158 T33


T2nd of 10 301 302 300 903

Neil Connolly 76 75 70 221 6th

Robert Tait 72 75 78 225 T12

Gareth Lord 73 78 77 228 T14




15th of 18 306 304 319 929


Robert Tait 77 74 81 232 T48

Bryan Raines 87 76 82 245 83

Gareth Lord 79 83 85 247 84

Roger Futerman 75 80 DQ

May 8-9 Palmetto Intercollegiate

15th of 18 295 311 302 908



Robert Tait 74 81 77 232 T68



May 11-12 John Ryan Iron Duke Classic

15th of 19 311 311 622




Brad Rose 82 81 163 T101

Bryan Raines 82 83 165 103

May 19-21 NCAA East Regional - No Team

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Neil Connolly 80 71 151 MC

1993-94

Sept. 20-21 Kiawah Island Invitational

14th of 17 300 300 297 897

Gareth Lord 71 70 73 214 10th

Hadyn Drew 75 77 72 224 T47


James van de Griff 79 78 78 235 80

Brad Rose 80 81 83 244 85

Oct. 2-3 EKU Colonel Classic

13th of 14 308 322 310 940

Tim Turpen 72 82 78 232 T40

Michael Davie 78 78 80 236 54

James Hayes 83 80 79 242 64


Hadyn Drew 75 82 WD 75


6th of 10 317 304 621


Hadyn Drew 78 74 152 T20


Buddy Hayes 84 78 162 T47

Tim Turpen 87 80 167 55

Mar. 13-15 Seminole Classic

16th of 17 317 308 315 940


Hadyn Drew 80 76 79 235 T61

Gareth Lord 84 76 82 242 T78

Tim Turpen 81 81 81 243 T80

Brad Rose 76 83 86 245 T84


2nd of 18 292 302 594



Tim Turpen 80 74 154 T15


Brad Rose 82 76 158 T30


19th of 24 309 310 619





Brad Rose 84 80 164 117

Mar. 29-30 Tennessee Intercollegiate

T1st of 6 (Lost Playoff ) 298 305 603



James van de Griff 72 81 153 T10


Michael Davie 83 78 161 T26


5th of 10 306 307 314 927


Hadyn Drew 77 76 83 236 T24

Gareth Lord 81 77 80 238 T29

James van de Griff 79 79 80 238 T29

Tim Turpen 79 80 80 239 T31

Apr. 29-May 1 Cavalier Classic

14th of 15 299 323 308 923


Matt Beeler 79 76 75 230 T44

Brad Rose 76 80 79 235 T63

Tim Turpen 77 82 78 237 T70

Hadyn Drew 81 DQ 76

1994-95


T15th of 18 298 306 295 899


Brad Rose 75 75 72 222 T36

Tim Turpen 75 76 75 226 T58

Gareth Lord 77 79 75 231 T76


Sept. 19-20 Legends/Pepsi Intercollegiate

T2nd of 13 294 296 590

Brad Rose 74 73 147 T13





Oct. Mizuno Peach State Invitational

7th of 18 300 306 301 907


Brad Rose 75 75 74 224 T12


Tim Turpen 76 78 78 232 T43

Gareth Lord 82 77 78 237 60

Oct. 23-24 John Ryan Iron Duke Fall Classic

25th of 27 325 325 650


Michael Davies 77 85 162 T99


Brad Rose 85 82 167 T122


Mar. 6-7 Bellsouth Mobility Classic

T16th of 21 298 306 604


Brad Rose 75 75 150 T53





8th of 17 286 303 304 893

Tim Turpen 69 77 76 222 T22



Brad Rose 74 77 76 227 T49

Hadyn Drew 77 78 75 230 T60

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4th of 14 303 315 618





Brad Rose 84 82 166 T53


T21st of 24 306 315 318 939

Tim Turpen 74 72 83 229 T39

Hadyn Drew 77 81 77 235 T84



Brad Rose 79 80 85 244 T118

Mar. 30-31 Pacifi c Coast Intercollegiate

T10th of 22 296 306 297 899



Hadyn Drew 78 76 72 226 T43


Tim Turpen 75 83 77 235 T97


5th of 10 300 310 301 911

Tim Turpen 71 77 73 221 T3

Hadyn Drew 72 79 76 227 12th




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10th of 17 302 295 311 908


Tim Turpen 74 74 79 227 T37



Hadyn Drew 83 75 WD

1995-96


T15th of 18 300 304 302 906


Steve Smith 77 79 72 228 T42

Tyler Hill 75 75 78 228 T42

Nicu Nastase 78 80 75 233 T67


Sept. 18-19 Legends/Pepsi Intercollegiate

11th of 15 306 305 611

Steve Smith 77 73 150 T25

Nicu Nastase 76 76 152 T36

Tyler Hill 76 79 155 T52

Brian Lackey 80 77 157 T66

Andy Stiff el 77 80 157 T66

Oct. 1-3 Mizuno Peach State Invitational

T11th of 18 308 293 305 906



Michael Hodges 78 72 75 232 T31

Dustin Gill 78 78 82 238 T73

Oliver Darby 83 80 80 243 T85

Oct. 14-15 UTC State Farm Intercollegiate

2nd of 11 306 299 294 899

Steve Smith 76 73 73 222 T2



Tyler Hill 80 81 74 235 T31


Dustin Gill (I) 75 80 77 232 T23

Oliver Darby (I) 82 79 84 245 50

Andy Stiff el (I) 86 84 78 248 T54

Brian Lackey (I) 84 81 83 248 T54

Ryan Mahoney (I) 94 83 79 256 58

Nov 3-4 Stanford Fall Invitational

15th of 16 309 318 306 933




Tyler Hill 78 78 81 237 T70

Steve Smith 81 82 75 238 T72

Mar. 4-5 Bellsouth/UCF Invitational

15th of 18 308 306 308 922




Tyler Hill 80 78 79 237 77

Steve Smith 83 82 77 242 T83


13th of 18 312 310 622





Dustin Gill 82 80 162 T84


T8th of 12 307 301 608


Dustin Gill 76 75 151 T23





16th of 25 310 307 317 934



Andy Stiff el 79 81 81 241 T97

Dustin Gill 84 78 83 245 T117


Mar. 29-31 Southern Junior-Senior Invite

5th of 11 306 309 306 921


Andy Stiff el 81 78 81 230

Bryan Raines 75 76 81 232

Michael Hodges 81 78 74 233

Dustin Gill 83 81 85 249


T5th of 10 315 319 315 949




Dustin Gill 81 80 82 243 T27


1996-97


T7th of 18 292 294 289 906

Rohan Allwood 72 72 72 216 T12


Francois Nicolas 69 72 79 220 T30



Sept. 30- Oct. 1 Mizuno Peach State Invitational

10th of 18 315 308 302 925




Steve Smith 82 81 76 239 T62


Oct. 14-15 UTC State Farm Intercollegiate

6th of 16 293 298 297 888



Erik Knudson 74 76 77 227 T40


Steve Smith 76 77 77 230 T52

Andy Stiff el (I) 71 79 72 222 T24

Nicu Nastase (I) 80 77 76 233 T63

Oliver Darby (I) 77 83 77 237 77

Ryan Mahoney (I) 76 86 81 243 86

Matt Souther (I) 91 96 94 281 88

Oct. 21-22 Amoco Ultimate - Young Oil Int.

10th of 16 312 313 318 943






Oct. 28-29 USA Fall Beach Classic

17th of 17 309 318 306 933




Steve Smith 79 81 75 235 82


Feb. 21-23 USF/Ron Smith Invitational

10th of 21 313 302 310 925




Steve Smith 81 75 80 236 T55

Francois Nicolas 76 WD 80 xx 105

Mar. 3-4 Emerald Coast Collegiate

4th of 14 287 297 289 873






Mar. 21-22 Pepsi/Bradford Creek Classic

5th of 24 299 295 293 887



Steve Smith 78 75 73 226 T45



Francois Nicolas (I) 72 68 73 213 T2


14th of 28 301 304 299 904







6th of 10 323 318 314 955


Steve Smith 78 79 82 239 18

Francois Nicolas 83 83 79 245 31

Andy Stiff el 84 85 78 247 33


Apr. 25-26 Woff ord Invitational

9th of 10 309 293 304 906





Steve Smith 86 79 76 241 T52

1997-98

Sept. 8-9 Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate

15th of 17 299 295 305 899

Zeke Arter 72 73 73 218 T16


Michael Rogers 76 78 77 231 T57


Brendon Wilson 77 75 82 234 T70

Sept. 15-16 Palmetto Classic

T11th of 18 304 285 296 885


Zeke Arter 79 70 70 219 T29



Justin White 87 78 84 249 90

Sept. 22-23 Mizuno Peach State Invitational

T5th of 17 305 281 295 881




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Zeke Arter 77 83 75 235 79

Oct. 13-14 UTC Columbia Intercollegiate

12th of 22 294 295 295 884


Steve Smith 73 75 73 221 T37




Matt Mathis (I) 76 74 75 225 T62

Ryan Mahoney (I) 76 80 87 243 T108

Oct. 27-28 ODU/Seascape Collegiate

14th of 21 302 301 603

Brendon Wilson 72 73 145 T22

Michael Rogers 73 75 148 T30

Steve Smith 76 76 152 T35




T10th of 18 299 291 290 880



Steve Smith 77 70 73 220 T33

Nicu Nastase 77 75 82 234 79

Matt Vick 80 81 74 235 T80

Mar. 14-15 Birkdale Collegiate

13th of 15 318 306 301 925

Brendon Wilson 73 71 74 218 4th


Steve Smith 82 79 74 235 T57

Matt Vick 82 84 77 243 T74

Matt Mathis 91 86 82 259 89

Mar. 20-21 Pepsi/Bradford Creek Classic

12th of 19 286 289 306 881

Steve Smith 71 74 73 218 T18



Matt Mathis 71 72 85 228 T78

Matt Vick 74 73 82 229 T81


10th of 25 305 301 301 907


Steve Smith 77 74 75 226 T40


Andy Stiff el 75 85 77 237 T108

Ryan Mahoney 81 80 82 243 T125

Matt Mathis (I) 74 81 77 232 T81

Nicu Nastase (I) 80 77 84 241 T121


12th of 18 312 302 314 928

Steve Smith 76 73 78 227 T17




Matt Vick 81 80 80 241 T76


T4th of 11 292 295 314 901


Steve Smith 71 74 78 223 T13


Matt Vick 77 73 83 233 T29


1998-99

Sept. 14-15 Palmetto Classic

15th of 18 297 304 310 911


Jacob Wilson 73 79 72 224 T38




Sept. 27-28 Vandal Fall Classic

7th of 14 291 284 299 874



Steve Smith 72 71 78 221 T36



Oct. 12-13 UTC Amedisys Intercollegiate

3rd of 17 284 288 291 863

Brendon Wilson 67 66 72 205 1st


Matt Mathis 70 75 74 219 T21


Steve Smith 79 77 84 240 T81

Michael Rogers (I) 72 72 68 212 T5

Jacob Wilson (I) 75 75 76 226 T43

Casey Loftin (I) 79 84 75 238 T78

Oct. 19-20 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Invite

16th of 18 304 287 296 887




Matt Mathis 80 73 76 229 T75


Oct. 26-27 ODU/Seascape Collegiate

14th of 21 292 287 579





Matt Mathis 87 79 166 T87


8th of 17 305 294 306 905


Toby Geren 74 72 78 224 T17




Mar. 5-7 Fripp Island Intercollegiate

7th of 16 298 291 305 894



Toby Geren 77 71 78 226 T32


Matt Vick 74 75 90 239


3rd of 14 305 302 607

Michael Rogers 72 75 147 1st

Toby Geren 72 79 151 T10



Matt Vick 82 80 162 T35

Steve Smith (I) 78 80 158 T26

Mar. 19-20 Pepsi Intercollegiate

14th of 25 298 302 295 895

Toby Geren 75 71 75 221 T14



Matt Vick 73 80 79 232 T97


Apr. 5-6 UNC Greensboro Classic

T9th of 17 305 300 605



Jacob Wilson 77 75 152 T36




T6th of 12 305 317 311 933


Toby Geren 75 79 80 234 24




Apr. 23-24 Woff ord Intercollegiate

12th of 13 300 307 302 909



Toby Geren 76 75 78 229 T49


Matt Vick 80 85 77 242 64

1999-00

Sept. 17-18 Falcon-Cross Creek Invite

22nd of 24 307 298 314 919

Zeke Arter 75 71 77 223 T31

Kyle Flodder 78 71 78 227 T52

Casey Loftin 79 77 77 233 T89


Billy Land 82 80 84 246 119

Sept. 27-28 GSU Precept Peach State Invite

13th of 14 307 311 618

Jeremy Loftis 77 75 152 43

Kyle Flodder 77 80 157 55

Rocky Mankin 78 80 158 56

Zeke Arter 75 84 159 60

Casey Loftin 85 76 161 68

Oct. 4-5 Chattanooga Intercollegiate

12th of 14 306 322 295 923

Jeff rey Greeson 79 78 71 228 T27

Rocky Mankin 74 79 75 228 T27


Ryan Owens 79 86 73 238 T63

Neil Scott 81 84 87 252 T77

Zeke Arter (I) 76 71 74 221 T12

Jeremy Loftis (I) 81 84 83 248 T75

Oct. 25 ODU/Seascape Collegiate

15th of 19 317 299 616

Casey Loftin 74 74 148 T19

Zeke Arter 80 73 153 T45

Rocky Mankin 79 76 155 T61

Jeff rey Greeson 84 76 160 T77

Ryan Owens 86 90 176 95

Nov. 8-9 Charleston Southern Fall Invite

12th of 17 306 298 604

Zeke Arter 76 71 147 T24



Casey Loftin 80 78 158 T70

Ryan Owens 83 79 162 80


17th of 18 315 311 304 930


Toby Geren 81 77 76 234 T71

Ryan Owens 77 81 77 235 T76


Sam Cooper 83 78 85 246 88

Mar. 4-5 Wolverine South Invite

15th of 18 332 322 654

Jake Wilson 79 81 160 T37


Ryan Owens 89 76 165 T66


Neil Scott 93 86 179 88


7th of 15 318 311 629






Mar. 17-18 Bradford Creek Intercollegiate

20th of 21 303 320 623





Jeff rey Greeson 77 87 164 106

Mar. 24-25 EKU Invite

16th of 21 303 317 312 932


Ryan Owens 73 83 76 233 T61



Neil Scott 85 84 81 250 98


16th of 19 302 317 311 930


Toby Geren 73 83 76 232 T60


Rocky Mankin 79 78 78 235 73

Ryan Owens 82 86 83 251 93


7th of 12 315 303 294 912


Toby Geren 78 74 77 229 T21


Ryan Owens 81 77 74 232 T20


2000-01

Sept. 18-19 Coca-Cola Tourney of Champions

14th of 14 315 306 316 937

Matt Brock 73 75 80 228 T63

Rocky Mankin 80 73 80 233 72

Per Oloff son 78 81 78 237 75

Nick Bamber 84 80 78 242 76

Ryan Owens 85 78 84 247 77

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Sept. 29-30 Colonel Classic

5th of 19 307 292 302 901

Matt Brock 75 71 73 219 T2


Toby Geren 78 74 75 227 T24

Nick Bamber 79 76 74 229 T37



4th of 17 300 302 289 891

Nick Bamber 71 76 71 218 T4

Toby Geren 79 74 70 223 T18



Matt Brock 77 79 80 236 T54

Per Olofsson (I) 70 77 79 226 T25

Nathan Rhatigan (I) 82 82 78 242 T71

Brent Mahoney (I) 85 79 88 252 T79

Tim Vickers (I) 89 83 83 255 80

James Hardy (I) W 79 82 W

Oct. 23-24 Louisiana Tech Invite

1st of 12 292 292 293 887

Per Olofsson 74 66 69 209 1

Toby Geren 71 75 72 218 T6

Rocky Mankin 75 77 75 227 26


Nick Bamber 79 74 78 231 T41

Nov. 6-7 Charleston Southern Fall Inv.

1st of 15 283 296 579


Nathan Rhatigan 70 75 145 T13



Per Olofsson 77 78 155 T59


T10th of 18 304 301 303 908

Toby Geren 78 73 72 223 T20



Matt Brock 79 75 80 234 T61

Ryan Owens 75 85 78 238 T72

Mar. 3-4 Wolverine South Invite

14th of 15 321 310 631




Matt Brock 83 76 159 T54

Nick Bamber 83 78 161 T62

Mar. 11-13 Ironwood Intercollegiate

14th of 18 317 312 314 943

Matt Brock 77 76 80 233 T46

Toby Geren 78 78 77 233 T46

Nick Bamber 80 80 76 236 T56


James Hardy 85 83 82 250 T92


16th of 21 312 303 304 919

Toby Geren 79 74 74 227 T49


Nick Bamber 75 85 72 232 T72


Tim Vickers 82 76 81 239 T92

Apr. 9-10 Belmont Invitational

T10th of 18 295 297 297 889

Toby Geren 74 73 76 223 T34



Nick Bamber 78 73 73 224 T42

Nathan Rhatigan 76 76 80 232 T69


7th of 12 295 296 283 874

Rocky Mankin 71 73 66 210 6

Nick Bamber 73 77 72 222 T31


Toby Geren 79 72 74 225 T37

Tim Vickers 77 79 71 227 T41

2001-02

Sept. 17-18 Gulf Coast Collegiate

2nd of 12 294 300 594






Oct. 1-2 Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate

9th of 15 297 299 297 893

Toby Geren 70 69 72 211 3



Ryan Owens 79 80 73 232 T61

Nick Bamber 79 84 73 236 70

Oct. 8-9 River Landing Intercollegiate

15th of 18 310 306 307 923

Toby Geren 76 75 72 223 T14

Tim Vickers 84 78 73 235 T56


Ryan Owens 79 80 80 239 T73



6th of 18 287 288 299 874

Tim Vickers 74 64 75 213 T14

Matt Brock 71 74 72 217 T20

Nick Bamber 72 73 77 222 T39

Toby Geren 70 81 75 226 T51


Brent Mahoney (I) 86 84 88 258 T68

Oct. 22-23 Louisiana Tech Invite

3rd of 18 298 303 312 913

Toby Geren 72 75 75 222 3

Rocky Mankin 75 70 79 224 4

Tim Vickers 81 79 78 238 T46

Matt Brock 79 79 80 238 T46

Per Olofsson 72 83 86 241 T54


T14th of 18 307 307 614


Tim Vickers 76 77 153 T45




Mar. 12-13 Sacramento State Invite

13th of 14 320 314 319 953

Nick Bamber 79 73 77 229 T32

Per Olfsson 79 83 77 239 T52

Tim Vickers 81 78 81 240 T55

Ryan Owens 81 80 84 245 T60


13th of 24 299 307 302 908

Toby Geren 71 78 71 220 T14



Nick Bamber 81 77 80 238 T103

Tim Vickers 77 80 82 239 T107


5th of 18 315 288 290 893

Matt Brock 76 72 71 219 T6


Ryan Owens 81 71 73 225 T28

Toby Geren 78 73 75 226 T33

Brent Mahoney 81 83 75 239 T76


9th of 11 298 290 313 901

Nick Bamber 74 67 78 219 T20

Rocky Mankin 75 74 74 223 29

Matt Brock 72 76 79 227 T31

Ryan Owens 81 73 82 236 T47

Toby Geren 77 82 82 241 54

2002-03


12th of 12 311 311 622




Brent Mahoney 75 83 158 T52


Oct. 14-15 Sonic/Chattanooga Intercollegiate

3rd of 14 291 282 295 868

Justin Carter 71 69 72 212 T6

Ryan Owens 70 69 74 213 9

Matt Brock 73 76 73 222 T30


Matthew Reed 86 76 79 238 T67

Gary Ferguson 74 71 77 222 T30


Tyson Elliott 75 77 76 228 T44

Brent Mahoney 75 78 79 232 57

Billy Land 83 76 79 238 T67

Blue Team (14th of 14) 306 292 310 908

Jose Ramirez (I) 76 74 71 221 T27

Mark Welsh (I) 74 75 77 226 T40

Michael Shinn (I) 79 85 75 239 70

Oct. 21-22 Coca-Cola Tourney of Champions

14th of 14 304 396 600



Justin Carter 75 77 152 T62


Gary Ferguson 77 84 161 77

Nov. 9-10 Shootout at Burning Ridge

5th of 9 308 302 610



Jose Ramirez 81 74 155 T19

Gary Ferguson 77 82 159 T32


Nov. 18-19 Mission Inn Collegiate Classic

5th of 10 303 305 608

Matt Brock 74 71 145 1


Brent Mahoney 79 79 158 T37



Feb. 21-23 USF/Dick Wittcoff Invitational

13th of 15 317 308 314 939


Matt Brock 77 78 79 234 T33

Ryan Owens 82 79 81 242 T58


Nathan Rhatigan 81 76 W

Mar. 1-2 GEICO Direct Collegiate

6th of 7 328 320 648

Matt Brock 78 75 153 5

Andy Burris 77 79 156 7

Tyson Elliott 89 81 170 T35


Justin Carter 87 86 173 40

Mar. 10-11 Southern California Int.

T6th of 9 304 300 301 905

Ryan Owens 75 74 73 222 T13

Matt Brock 77 73 76 226 T20


Andy Burris 75 78 78 231 T29



17th of 22 313 312 305 930

Matt Brock 76 74 75 225 T35



Ryan Owens 80 81 79 240 T96

Andy Burris 82 78 80 240 T96


14th of 21 310 285 304 899

Ryan Owens 69 71 80 220 T27

Matt Brock 78 71 76 225 T48

Andy Burris 78 72 75 225 T48


Nathan Rhatigan 85 78 76 239 100


9th of 11 309 312 304 925

Matt Brock 74 75 73 222 T14


Ryan Owens 85 80 73 238 T48


Brent Mahoney 79 83 79 241 55

2003-04


5th of 11 299 305 604

Thomas Smith 75 68 143 T3

Stephen Fritsch 70 77 147 T9



Andy Burris 81 84 165 T56

Sept. 29-30 Blue Demon Invite

2nd of 15 300 289 303 892

Matt Brock 73 70 75 218 T3

Andy Burris 75 73 77 225 13

Thomas Smith 79 71 76 226 14

Bryce Ledford 76 75 79 230 T22

Stephen Fritsch 76 83 75 234 T36

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Oct. 13-14 Sonic/Chattanooga Int.

2nd of 14 279 278 282 839


Matt Brock 69 70 70 209 5


Andy Burris 69 71 73 213 T15


Oct. 20-21 Pirate Fall Intercollegiate

T9th of 18 296 292 313 901

Matt Brock 73 72 75 220 T9


Stephen Fritsch (I) 72 73 79 224 T27


Thomas Smith 81 75 77 233 T68

Andy Burris 78 72 DQ DQ

Oct. 30-31 ODU/Seascape Intercollegiate

9th of 18 312 297 609





Bryce Ledford 84 79 163 75

Feb. 20-22 USF/Dick Wittcoff Invitational

10th of 14 304 310 301 915

Matt Brock 79 76 72 227 T26

Mitch Brock 74 78 76 228 T32

Stephen Fritsch 78 77 75 230 45



Mar. 8-9 Winthrop-Waterford Invite

2nd of 19 300 295 595

Thomas Smith 72 70 142 2



Mitch Brock 81 75 156 T37

Bryce Ledford 81 78 159 T52


3rd of 18 307 303 304 914


Mitch Brock 75 81 73 229 T7

Matt Brock 73 79 78 230 T9


Stephen Fritsch 84 76 DQ


T12th of 20 310 304 296 910




Matt Brock 77 77 76 230 T54

Mitch Brock 80 79 76 235 T87


T3rd of 19 288 290 290 868

Matt Brock 71 71 72 214 T4






5th of 12 298 303 298 899

Matt Brock 74 71 73 218 3

Mitch Brock 74 74 75 223 T10



Bryce Ledford 77 80 77 234 48

2004-05

Sept. 20-21 Buff alo Rock/So. Showdown

1st of 14 286 284 284 854




Anthony Reale 72 71 76 219 T22

Mitch Brock 76 75 69 220 T26

B Team

Zachary Jaworski 72 68 72 212 T4

Gordon Strother 73 72 76 221 T30

Tyson Elliott 80 68 74 222 35


Scott Vick 78 73 78 229 T59

Sept. 27-28 Cardinal Intercollegiate

T15th of 19 302 302 303 907





Mitch Brock 81 75 80 236 T91

Oct. 8-10 Mission Inn Collegiate

5th of 20 291 293 293 877






Oct. 18 Sonic/Chattanooga Int.

4th of 14 286 297 583




Bryce Ledford 72 79 151 T49


Anthony Reale (I) 68 77 145 T21

Gordon Strother (I) 71 74 145 T21

Mitch Brock (I) 74 74 148 T37

Zachary Jaworski (I) 73 75 148 T37

Scott Vick (I) 80 74 154 T54

Oct. 25-26 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate

4th of 16 288 277 295 860






Gordon Strother (I) 70 74 75 219 T34

Feb. 14-15 Matlock Collegiate

7th of 15 304 305 291 900

Gordon Strother 75 70 70 215 5





Mar. 4-6 USF/Dick Wittcoff Invitational

8th of 15 311 309 295 915

Thomas Smith 74 77 73 224 10






2nd of 7 301 317 311 929




Scott Vick 84 79 80 243 T27

Anthony Reale 78 84 83 245 30

Mitch Brock (I) 80 78 74 232 T10

Stephen Fritsch (I) 76 83 79 238 T18

Zachary Jaworski (I) 86 74 80 240 T21

Gary Ferguson (I) 76 85 85 246 T31

Tyson Elliott (I) 82 82 82 246 T31


15th of 20 296 304 300 900





Mitch Brock 80 78 75 233 T90

Mar. 30-31 Sewanee Duals 2-0

Gary Ferguson 73 69

Anthony Reale 74

Scott Vick 78 70

Zachary Jaworski 78 75 Gordon Strother

Mitch Brock 78 77 Tyson Elliott

UTC/Sewanee 303-327 291-302

Apr. 4-5 Forest Oaks Intercollegiate

7th of 12 298 306 306 910







12th of 16 291 298 302 891


Mitch Brock 72 74 74 220 T32


Zachary Jaworski 75 79 73 227 T60

Scott Vick 81 77 80 238 78


T4th of 12 298 297 299 894






2005-06

Sept. 12-13 Mid Pines Intercollegiate

8th of 19 293 288 283 864

Jonathan Hodge 68 68 72 208 T3




Mitch Brock 75 76 74 225 T73

Sept. 19-20 Buff alo Rock/So. Showdown (Ind.)

Tripp Harris 69 68 69 206 T5

Ben Rickett 68 68 71 207 T8



Scott Vick 73 74 73 220 T52

Sept. 26-27 Cardinal Intercollegiate

10th of 14 301 288 299 888



Ben Rickett 74 74 76 224 T44



Oct. 7-9 Mission Inn Collegiate

10th of 18 290 297 288 875





Ben Rickett 79 78 78 235 T81

Oct. 17-18 Re/Max-UTC Fall Classic

1st of 16 277 279 281 837


Jonathan Hodge 68 68 72 207 2



Scott Vick 74 71 74 219 T29

Tyson Elliott (I) 74 71 73 218 T25

Mitch Brock (I) 74 72 74 220 T33

Gary Ferguson (I) 74 72 76 222 T44

Anthony Reale (I) 75 72 77 224 T52

Tripp Harris (I) 74 80 75 229 T69

Oct. 24-25 49er Collegiate Classic

9th of 16 313 308 309 930


Ben Rickett 82 76 73 231 T32

Scott Vick 79 77 81 237 T56



Oct. 24-25 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate

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Mitch Brock 77 75 76 228 T45


Feb. 13-14 Matlock Collegiate

T11th of 15 302 315 302 919

Ben Rickett 75 79 74 228 T26

Scott Vick 74 81 77 232 T45




Feb. 27-28 Wexford Plantation Int.

2nd of 15 300 306 301 907


Ben Rickett 80 73 76 229 T14




Mar. 10-11 Birkdale Collegiate Classic

2nd of 12 304 294 291 889



Ben Rickett 77 73 75 225 T13



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2nd of 16 299 286 294 879



Ben Rickett 73 71 77 221 T15



Mitch Brock 79 75 75 229 T51


Scott Vick 79 75 78 232 T62


6th of 11 303 301 306 910




Ben Rickett 79 76 78 233 T30



3rd of 10 287 302 294 883




Ben Rickett 75 81 70 226 T26

Tripp Harris DQ 76 DQ

May 14-15 Linger Longer Invite

3rd of 12 297 289 290 876


Ben Rickett 76 72 71 219 T16



Mitch Brock 73 78 79 230 T51

2006-07

Sept. 11-12 Scenic City Invitational

7th of 17 302 308 304 914


Fredrik Qvicker 75 78 77 230 T26


Tyler Neff 77 74 82 233 T39

Daniel Wood 77 79 79 235 T49

Ben Rickett (I) 73 78 75 226 T12

Mitch Brock (I) 73 79 75 227 T16

Tripp Harris (I) 76 72 86 234 T47

Derek Rende (I) 76 78 85 239 T67

Sept. 18-19 Raines Development Group Int.

3rd of 18 293 288 297 878


Mitch Brock 74 72 75 221 T24



Ben Rickett 71 77 78 226 T50

Tyler Neff (I) 74 68 74 216 T7

Oct. 2-3 Memphis Intercollegiate

10th of 18 304 295 291 890




Tyler Neff 77 74 74 225 T43

Mitch Brock 76 77 80 233 T79

Oct. 16 LA Tech/Squire Creek Classic

T2nd of 18 286

Bryce Ledford 68 2

Jonathan Hodge 71 T11

Derek Rende 73 T25

Fredrik Qvicker 74 T34

Mitch Brock 78 T74

Oct. 22-24 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate

4th of 14 293 308 285 886


Derek Rende 76 75 72 223 T20

Mitch Brock 68 79 79 226 T31



Tyler Neff (I) 81 80 77 238

Feb. 19-20 UCF/Rio Pinar Intercollegiate

1st of 18 284 291 287 862




Mitch Brock 72 77 73 222 T33

Derek Rende 72 79 72 223 T41

Feb. 26-27 Wexford Plantation Int.

1st of 15 300 303 294 897


Derek Rende 75 74 73 222 5



Mitch Brock 79 77 77 233 T36

Mar. 12-13 Carter Plantation Int.

5th of 14 294 299 293 886


Derek Rende 70 72 76 218 10


Mitch Brock 77 77 77 231 T53


Mar. 26-27 USA Spring Golf Classic

1st of 12 288 277 282 847

Derek Rende 71 63 70 204 1




Mitch Brock 73 75 74 222 T32

Ben Rickett 74 71 77 222 T32

Apr. 9-10 Palisades Collegiate

T5th of 18 284 287 291 862

Derek Rende 70 70 73 213 T12

Mitch Brock 71 72 72 215 T17




Daniel Wood (I) 76 79 83 238 92


1st of 10 293 280 291 864


Derek Rende 74 70 73 217 T4

Mitch Brock 71 74 75 220 T13



May 13-14 Linger Longer Invitational

4th of 15 288 282 293 863




Derek Rende 72 74 74 220 T37

Mitch Brock 75 73 77 225 T54


19th of 27 299 306 305 910




Mitch Brock 77 79 78 234 T105

Derek Rende 78 78 89 245 133

2007-08 (FINAL RANKING: 12)


2nd of 17 272 275 282 829






J.T. Clendenin (I) 73 68 73 214 T17

Tyler Neff (I) 74 72 69 215 T23

Eric Forsman (I) 71 69 76 216 T25

Hudson Keener (I) 75 75 76 226 T75

Nick Blakely (I) 70 78 84 232 T86

Sept. 14-16 Carpet Capital Collegiate

T9th of 18 299 294 293 886

Derek Rende 75 72 69 216 T10


Ben Rickett 75 74 75 224 T44

Tyler Neff 77 74 78 229 T60


Oct. 1-2 VCU Shootout

T3rd of 15 279 287 283 849


Derek Rende 67 72 69 208 3


Ben Rickett 74 76 73 223 T59


Oct. 7-8 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic

T1 of 15 280 282 280 842



Derek Rende 75 68 70 213 T11

J.T. Clendenin 71 73 75 219 T28

Eric Forsman 72 74 73 219 T28

Ben Rickett (I) 73 70 76 219 T28

Oct. 21-23 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate

7th of 17 291

Fredrik Qvicker 70 T9

Jonathan Hodge 73 T32

Tripp Harris 74 T41

Derek Rende 74 T41

Eric Forsman 77 T66

J.T. Clendenin (I) 74 T41

Feb. 25-26 UCF/Rio Pinar Intercollegiate

T11th of 18 291 289 297 877

Ben Rickett 76 71 73 220 T37


Derek Rende 69 74 77 220 T37


J.T. Clendenin 76 74 72 222 T54

Mar. 10-11 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Int.

1st of 15 289 279 282 850



Derek Rende 75 68 71 214 5

J.T. Clendenin 72 69 79 220 T14

Ben Rickett 81 69 76 226 T31

Tripp Harris (I) 78 83 83 244 T77

Mar. 14-16 Linger Longer Invite

3rd of 14 278 298 292 868

J.T. Clendenin 66 72 77 215 T6


Derek Rende 74 77 69 220 T19

Ben Rickett 70 76 75 221 T23


Mar. 24-25 USA Spring Golf Classic

2nd of 12 299 294 284 877




Derek Rende 73 74 75 222 11

J.T. Clendenin 79 76 72 227 T24

Tyler Neff (I) 73 78 75 226 23


1st of 24 287 291 296 874


Ben Rickett 73 73 74 220 T10


Derek Rende 73 73 76 222 T16

J.T. Clendenin 72 74 77 223 T20

Eric Forsman (I) 75 74 75 224 T26

Apr. 7-8 Bank of America Int.

1st of 15 283 280 289 852



Ben Rickett 71 70 74 215 T11

Tyler Neff 71 69 76 216 T13

Derek Rende 74 73 71 218 T21


1st of 10 290 281 294 865







T12th of 27 282 281 290 853



Derek Rende 72 68 75 215 T58

Ben Rickett 69 73 74 216 T65

J.T. Clendenin 77 72 76 225 T121

2008-09 (FINAL RANK: 24/25 (Golfstat/Golfweek)


1st of 16 278 275 266 819


Stephan Jaeger 72 69 65 206 5

Fredrik Qvicker 68 78 62 208 7


Derek Rende 73 70 71 214 T25


J.T. Clendenin (I) 74 75 72 221 T51

Eric Forsman (I) 79 77 69 225 T63

Tripp Harris (I) 72 64 DQ DQ


1st of 17 291 283 290 864


Stephan Jaeger 70 71 73 214 T4

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Derek Rende 75 75 75 225 T56

Ranked No. 1 in the country (Golfstat/Golfweek)

Sept. 28-30 PING/Golfweek Preview

11th of 15 299 300 294 893


Derek Rende 70 77 75 222 T34




Oct. 11-13 Brickyard Collegiate

11th of 15 294 296 296 886

Ben Rickett 73 72 72 217 T13



Hudson Keener 75 78 77 230 T67


Nov. 24-25 Western Refi ning All-America Cl.


Feb. 14-15 SunTrust Gator Invitational

8th of 15 280 288 283 851



Ben Rickett 70 73 74 217 T45



Feb. 22-24 John Hayt Collegiate

13th of 15 303 317 307 927


Derek Rende 74 77 78 229 T30


Ben Rickett 76 84 82 242 T76


J.T. Clendenin (I) 74 81 75 230 T40

Mar. 22-24 Callaway Collegiate Match Play

Ben Rickett 74 72 146 T10

Derek Rende 73 76 149 T21

Stephan Jaeger 75 78 153 T43

Jonathan Hodge 77 82 159 T68

Fredrik Qvicker 80 79 159 T68

299 305 604Louisville def. Chattanooga 3.5-1.5

Adam Hadwin (UofL) def. Ben Rickett (UTC), 6&5

Derek Rende (UTC) def. Riley Wheeldon (UofL), 2&1

Stephan Jaeger (UTC) halved with Connor Arendell (UofL)

Justin Dorward (UofL) def. Jonathan Hodge (UTC), 2&1

Chris Biuso (UofL) def. Fredrik Qvicker (UTC), 2&1

Chattanooga def. Cal Irvine 3.5-1.5

Ben Rickett (UTC) halved with John Chin (UCI)

Sean Shahi (UCI) def. Derek Rende (UTC), 4&3

Stephan Jaeger (UTC) def. Roberto Francioni (UCI), 7&6

Jonathan Hodge (UTC) def. Michael Im (UCI), 2 up

Fredrik Qvicker (UTC) def. Shaun O’Meara (UCI), 3&2

Arizona State def. Chattanooga 3-2

Stephan Gross (ASU) def. Ben Rickett (UTC), 2&1

Knut Borsheim (ASU) def. Derek Rende (UTC), 1 up

Jesper Kennegard (ASU) def. Stephan Jaeger (UTC), 3&1

Jonathan Hodge (UTC) def. T. Bierenbroodspot (ASU), 1 up

Fredrik Qvicker (UTC) def. Spencer Fletcher (ASU), 6&4

Mar. 29-31 Hootie at Bulls Bay

10th of 15 292 285 284 861

Derek Rende 76 69 70 215 T22




Ben Rickett 80 72 71 223 T60

Apr. 4-5 Administaff Augusta State Invite

2nd of 17 273 286 282 841

Derek Rende 66 69 71 206 2


Ben Rickett 67 73 72 212 T18





1st of 11 279 287 286 852






May 14-16 NCAA South Central Regional

3rd of 13 298 300 309 907

Ben Rickett 72 73 81 226 T13



Derek Rende 75 84 77 236 T46


May 27-29 NCAA Champ.

18th of 30 292 297 299 888



Derek Rende 73 77 74 224 T79

Ben Rickett 78 71 77 226 T96


2009-10


2nd of 12 291 284 288 863



Derek Rende 73 73 72 218 T20

Steven Fox 75 72 73 220 T24

J.T. Clendenin 73 73 76 222 T33

Ranked No. 1 in the country (Golfstat)

Sept. 27-28 PING/Golfweek Invitational

14th of 15 306 297 314 917



Derek Rende 78 73 81 232 T51

J.T. Clendenin 81 73 81 235 T63

Steven Fox 77 79 84 240 T70


2nd of 15 291 285 576



Steven Fox 71 72 143 T12


J.T. Clendenin 77 76 153 T64

Oct. 26-27 Scenic City Invitational

7th of 17 284 280 307 871



Derek Rende 68 70 79 217 T21

Steven Fox 74 73 80 227 T52

J.T. Clendenin 77 74 77 228 T56

Simon Forsslund (I) 77 73 72 222 T36

Alex Ratliff (I) 72 77 82 231 T64

Tripp Harris (I) 85 75 76 236 76

Nov. 2-3 Hummingbird Invitational

8th of 18 300 278 578




Simon Forsslund 76 73 149 T54

Steven Fox 80 73 153 T83

J.T. Clendenin (I) 70 75 145 T33

Tripp Harris (I) 77 80 158 T97

Alex Ratliff (I) 75 84 159 101

Feb. 13-14 SunTrust Gator Invitational

3rd of 14 282 289 298 869

Derek Rende 68 74 73 215 T13

J.T. Clendenin 72 72 74 218 T19



Steven Fox 72 75 77 224 T45

Mar. 8-9 Cleveland Golf/Palmetto Int.

1st of 18 285 277 293 855


Derek Rende 70 70 72 212 8

Steven Fox 73 66 75 214 T10


J.T. Clendenin 80 74 75 229 T65


2nd of 24 289 291 299 879

Steven Fox 70 68 72 210 T1

Derek Rende 69 77 76 222 17


J.T. Clendenin 80 73 76 229 T51


Alex Ratliff (I) 75 79 75 229 T51


Mar. 28-30 Hootie at Bulls Bay

10th of 15 300 277 286 863


Derek Rende 77 68 71 216 T27

Steven Fox 74 67 76 217 T32


J.T. Clendenin 84 71 73 228 T62

Apr. 3-4 Administaff Augusta State Invite

8th of 18 293 280 284 857


Derek Rende 72 71 67 210 T14

J.T. Clendenin 76 69 73 218 T47

Steven Fox 76 73 72 221 T62


Alex Ratliff 78 71 76 225 T72


7th of 11 295 294 298 887

Derek Rende 71 74 76 221 T24

J.T. Clendenin 76 70 76 222 T26

Steven Fox 75 75 73 223 T28



May 20-22 NCAA Southwest Regional

12th of 13 304 299 309 912

Steven Fox 75 72 76 223 T21


Derek Rende 79 73 76 228 T49


J.T. Clendenin 82 87 79 248 T74

Individual Tournament Play

Gordin-Myers Collegiate Classic


Simon Forsslund 86 80 79 245 59

TSU Big Blue Intercollegiate


Simon Forsslund 72 72 75 219 T25

2010-11


8th of 12 290 285 305 880

Steven Fox 69 69 75 213 T7


Davis Bunn 75 70 75 220 T23

Chris Robb 75 77 78 230 T49

Benni Weilguni 81 77 78 236 57

Sept. 13-14 Springhill Suites Collegiate

2nd of 15 284 287 295 866

Chris Robb 66 69 72 207 1

Davis Bunn 71 72 76 219 T22

Steven Fox 70 72 78 220 T29

Benni Weilguni 80 74 71 225 T44

Jackson Lockhart 77 75 76 228 T56

Sept. 24-26 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate

7th of 17 290 282 286 858

Davis Bunn 80 67 68 215 T26

Steven Fox 73 71 72 216 T29

Chris Robb 71 73 73 217 T34


Simon Forsslund 72 74 73 219 T41


6th of 15 292 291 289 872

Steven Fox 74 68 71 213 T8

Davis Bunn 73 74 71 218 T21


Chris Robb 72 77 78 227 T50


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Oct. 15-17 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate

3rd of 14 299 283 282 864



Davis Bunn 76 72 70 218 T21

Steven Fox 79 72 72 223 T35

Chris Robb 79 77 78 234 69


4th of 18 280 294 292 866



Steven Fox 72 71 77 220 T24

Chris Robb 75 76 71 222 T32

Davis Bunn 71 75 77 223 T38


6th of 22 303 286 289 878



Davis Bunn 78 73 70 221 T34

Chris Robb 78 74 73 225 T51

Steven Fox 78 73 75 226 T59

Jackson Lockhart (I) 76 79 77 232 T95



2nd of 13 284 289 291 864



Steven Fox 72 75 71 218 T13

Chris Robb 74 77 73 224 T32

Davis Bunn 76 75 74 225 T36

Apr. 2-3 LSU National Invite

2nd of 12 297 298 292 887



Steven Fox 76 78 74 228 T21

Chris Robb 79 73 77 229 T26

Davis Bunn 76 80 76 232 T33


3rd of 11 287 288 292 867

Steven Fox 73 73 68 214 T4


Chris Robb 71 71 75 217 T11

Davis Bunn 74 72 75 221 T21


May 19-21 NCAA Colorado Regional

9th of 13 291 288 284 863


Chris Robb 70 69 77 216 T24

Steven Fox 75 77 67 219 T44


Davis Bunn 77 74 74 225 T64

2011-12


6th of 12 287 287 290 864



Steven Fox 76 73 71 220 T27

Davis Bunn 72 75 76 223 T35

Chris Robb 75 76 73 224 T39

Sept. 25-27 Golfweek Conference Challenge

2nd of 15 279 291 296 866



Chris Robb 69 78 76 223 T31

Steven Fox 70 80 74 224 T37

Liam Johnston 73 75 79 227 T46

Oct. 3-4 Rees Jones Invite

6th of 13 306 302 301 909


Chris Robb 75 74 79 228 T20

Steven Fox 79 74 77 230 T30


Davis Bunn 79 80 75 234 T39


6th of 15 296 298 291 885


Steven Fox 73 77 69 219 T20

Chris Robb 79 74 77 230 T61



Oct. 17-18 AutoTrader.com Collegiate

2nd of 12 291 287 279 857

Steven Fox 71 71 67 209 2




Davis Bunn 75 83 71 229 T53

Chris Robb (I) 78 75 69 222 T21

Alex Ratliff (I) 72 81 75 228 T44

Feb. 26-27 Seahawk Intercollegiate

4th of 12 300 288 291 879

Steven Fox 73 73 69 215 T7


Liam Johnston 77 74 70 221 17

Chris Robb 77 72 77 226 T32



9th of 18 294 289 294 877

Steven Fox 75 71 71 217 T14




Davis Bunn 77 72 78 227 T61

Mar. 18-20 Collegiate Match Play (Callaway)

4th of 16First Round • No. 5 Chattanooga def. No. 12 USF 4-1

Trey Valentine (USF) def. Stephan Jaeger (UTC) 5&4

Steven Fox (UTC) def. Branden Collins (USF) 4&3

Benni Weilguni (UTC) def. Devin Hernandez (USF) 3&1

Liam Johnston (UTC) def. Rick Kittelstad (USF) 7&5

Chris Robb (UTC) def. Bodi Karsono (USF) 4&3

Quarterfi nals • No. 5 Chattanooga def. No. 4 Oklahoma

St 3-2

Stephan Jaeger (UTC) tied Talor Gooch (OSU)

Tiebreaker UTC won most holes - 8-5 in winning matches

Sean Einhaus (OSU) def. Steven Fox (UTC) 3&1

Benni Weilguni (UTC) def. Brad Gehl (OSU) 5&3

Patrick Winther (OSU) def. Liam Johnston (UTC) 2&1

Chris Robb (UTC) def. Tanner Kesterdon (OSU) 3&1

Semifi nals • No. 1 Arkansas def. No. 5 Chattanooga 5-0

Ethan Tracy (Ark) def. Stephan Jaeger (UTC) 1up

Sebastian Cappelen (Ark) def. Steven Fox (UTC) 4&3

Austin Cook (Ark) def. Benni Weilguni (UTC) 4&2

Kolton Crawford (Ark) def. Liam Johnston (UTC) 1up

Thomas Sorensen (Ark) def. Chris Robb (UTC) 1up

Third-Place Match • No. 2 Cal def. No. 5 Chattanooga 3-2

Stephan Jaeger (UTC) def. Max Homa (Cal) 2&1

Steven Fox (UTC) def. Michael Kim (Cal) 1up

Joel Stalter (Cal) def. Benni Weilguni (UTC) 3&1

Brandon Hagy (Cal) def. Liam Johnston (UTC) 4&2

Keelan Kilpatrick (Cal) def. Chris Robb (UTC) 3&1


3rd of 12 289 288 293 870


Chris Robb 72 71 73 216 T16

Steven Fox 74 69 76 219 T23



Davis Bunn (I) 75 77 75 227 T43

Mar. 31-Apr. 1 LSU National Invite

8th of 12 305 299 290 894

Steven Fox 75 73 72 220 T14


Chris Robb 75 77 73 225 T29


Alex Ratliff 80 83 79 242 60


1st of 11 294 286 281 861


Chris Robb 76 71 71 218 T2

Steven Fox 75 74 70 219 T4



May 17-19 NCAA Bowling Green Regional

1st of 14 294 281 284 859


Steven Fox 76 64 71 211 T3

Chris Robb 72 76 74 222 T26


Davis Bunn 76 83 74 233 T57

May 29-June 3 NCAA Champ.

18th of 30 299 295 290 884


Steven Fox 76 75 70 221 T54

Chris Robb 76 72 75 223 T69

Davis Bunn 76 75 75 226 T99


2012-13


7th of 15 292 286 297 875


Steven Fox 71 74 74 219 T19

Chris Robb 76 70 74 220 T23


Davis Bunn 77 76 80 233 73

Sept. 23-25 PING/Golfweek Preview

15th of 15 295 301 298 894

Chris Robb 68 74 74 216 T30

Steven Fox 73 75 70 218 T39


Alex Ratliff 81 79 78 238 74

Kory Webb 81 80 83 244 75


4th of 15 291 299 277 867

Chris Robb 70 75 69 214 T11


Michael Monroe 74 75 69 218 T22


Davis Bunn 73 78 76 227 T59


4th of 16 292 298 291 881

Steven Fox 71 73 68 212 T2

Chris Robb 73 72 74 219 T11




Kory Webb (I) 80 76 84 240

Oct. 27-28 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

2nd of 13 289 282 294 865

Chris Robb 72 66 69 207 1

Steven Fox 72 74 73 219 T10




Feb. 22-24 Bayou City Collegiate

5th of 15 290 290 295 875

Steven Fox 72 73 72 217 T18

Davis Bunn 73 72 73 218 T22


Chris Robb 77 74 72 223 T46


Mar. 11-12 Tiger Invitational

5th of 15 298 301 302 901


Chris Robb 72 76 75 223 T10

Davis Bunn 76 79 75 230 T41


Steven Fox 77 78 81 236 T63


7th of 21 290 294 297 881

Davis Bunn 71 72 75 218 T18




Chris Robb 78 73 84 235 T92

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Apr. 1-2 BancorpSouth Intercollegiate

4th of 14 287 289 289 865

Steven Fox 69 69 70 208 2

Davis Bunn 69 71 71 211 T6

Chris Robb 77 71 71 219 T14




1st of 11 298 290 296 884

Steven Fox 72 71 74 217 T2

Davis Bunn 77 72 71 220 6

Chris Robb 74 76 74 224 T10

Liam Johnston 80 71 77 228 20


May 16-18 NCAA Columbus Regional

9th of 13 304 294 291 889

Steven Fox 73 77 71 221 T22


Chris Robb 79 72 75 226 T48

Davis Bunn 78 76 73 227 T51


Individual Events

Pinetree Intercollegiate


Davis Bunn 77 73 82 232 T39

Kory Webb 80 79 79 238 T52

Western Refi ning All-American

Steven Fox 70 67 71 208 T16

Savannah Quarters Individual

Davis Bunn 71 69 73 213 4

Kory Webb 76 71 71 218 T5



2013-14


14th of 14 306 296 297 899

Davis Bunn 71 74 75 220 T27

Wes Gosselin 79 76 72 227 T53

Stuart Thomas 79 72 76 227 T53

Ewan Scott 77 75 76 228 T59

Brooks Thomas 85 75 74 234 T68

Sept. 15-17 Golfweek Conference Chall.

T11th of 15 305 297 293 895

Davis Bunn 81 70 72 223 T37


Chris Robb 78 77 69 224 T42


Ewan Scott 77 78 87 242 73


10th of 14 300 294 285 879

Ewan Scott 73 75 70 218 T28

Chris Robb 75 75 72 222 T43



Davis Bunn 76 74 77 227 T64

Liam Johnston (I) 70 71 69 210 T6


4th of 14 293 273 289 855


Ewan Scott 73 67 71 211 T8


Davis Bunn 74 72 74 220 T43

Chris Robb 75 75 78 228 T74

Stuart Thomas (I) 72 80 77 229 76

Oct. 26-27 Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

2nd of 14 291 286 577

Ewan Scott 71 71 142 T3

Chris Robb 70 73 143 T6

Liam Johnston 77 67 144 T9

Wes Gosselin 74 75 149 T36

Davis Bunn 76 79 155 T68

Stuart Thomas (I) 75 75 150

Feb. 17-18 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate

7th of 15 294 288 296 878

Davis Bunn 72 72 71 215 T11

Chris Robb 76 73 71 220 T20

Ewan Scott 71 74 78 223 T39



March 2-4 Querencia Cabo Collegiate

9th of 14 307 289 301 897

Ewan Scott 75 71 73 219 T14

Chris Robb 77 73 75 225 T38

Davis Bunn 79 72 74 225 T38


Zac Stolz 85 79 79 243 69

Benni Weilguni (I) 87 80 83 250 74

March 10-11 Cleveland Golf Palmetto Inte.

5th of 18 295 296 284 875

Chris Robb 74 72 68 214 T5

Davis Bunn 75 70 73 218 T17


Ewan Scott 75 80 69 224 T45


March 22-23 Linger Longer Invitational

8th of 15 283 289 306 878


Ewan Scott 70 72 76 218 T23


Chris Robb 74 72 79 225 T45

Davis Bunn 71 79 82 232 T66

April 7-8 Old Waverly Collegiate

T5th of 15 295 283 289 867

Davis Bunn 69 70 76 215 T9

Chris Robb 77 71 69 217 T17



Ewan Scott 76 79 73 228 228

April 20-22 Southern Conference Champ.

2nd of 10 297 284 293 874

Chris Robb 74 69 65 208 2

Davis Bunn 81 67 76 224 T21

Ewan Scott 74 78 73 225 T24



May 15-17 NCAA Eugene Regional

T6th of 13 295 292 298 885

*Chris Robb 67 72 73 212 T4


Ewan Scott 75 73 74 222 T32

Davis Bunn 80 74 78 232 T62


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onship in a playoff over Liberty’s Niklas Lindstrom on

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May 23-26 NCAA Championships

Chris Robb 69 75 64 208 T15

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Wes Gosselin 70 73 143 1

Chris Robb 77 72 149 T7

Brooks Thomas 79 70 149 T7

Benni Weilguni 77 81 158 T28

USA Individual

Brooks Thomas 75 76 72 224 7


Zac Stolz 71 77 80 228 T17


Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate

Wes Gosselin 71 73 71 215 3

Zac Stolz 74 73 70 217 T6



Grub Mart Intercollegiate

Zac Stolz 67 71 138 2

Benni Weilguni 69 72 141 T3

Brooks Thomas 70 74 144 7

Stuart Thomas 73 73 146 T11

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDENCAA HISTORYNCAA HISTORY

MOCS IN NCAA REGIONALSYear-by-Year Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Total

2007 E 19 299 306 305 910

2008 E 12 282 281 290 853

2009 SC 3 298 300 309 907

2010 SW 12 304 299 309 912

2011 SC 9 291 288 284 863

2012 SC 1 294 281 284 859

2013 C T9 304 294 291 889

2014 W T6 295 292 298 885

TEAM ROUND-BY-ROUND (COUNTERS ONLY)2007 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 1 1 2

Birdies 12 7 12 31

Pars 41 42 35 118

Bogeys 15 17 18 50

Others 4 5 6 15

2008 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 1 0 1 2

Birdies 17 21 13 51

Pars 38 35 41 114

Bogeys 15 14 13 42

Others 1 2 4 7

2009 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 0 0 0

Birdies 10 16 6 32

Pars 46 37 43 126

Bogeys 14 13 21 48

Others 2 6 2 10

2010 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 0 1 1

Birdies 7 13 7 27

Pars 46 38 36 120

Bogeys 16 19 26 61

Others 3 2 2 7

2011 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 0 0 0

Birdies 14 12 15 41

Pars 43 48 47 138

Bogeys 13 12 9 34

Others 2 0 1 3

2012 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 1 1 0 2

Birdies 12 18 20 50

Pars 40 40 39 119

Bogeys 18 13 12 43

Others 1 0 1 2

2013 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 0 0 0

Birdies 4 10 6 20

Pars 47 45 54 146

Bogeys 18 14 11 43

Others 3 3 1 7

2014 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 0 0 0

Birdies 8 12 7 27

Pars 43 36 41 120

Bogeys 19 24 23 66

Others 2 0 1 3

TOP TEAM ROUNDS - NCAA REGIONALSYear Score Round

1) 2008 281 (-3) 2

tie) 2012 281 (-7) 2

3) 2008 282 (-2) 1

4) 2011 284 (-4) 3

tie) 2012 284 (-4) 3

6) 2011 288 (E) 2

7) 2008 290 (+6) 3

8) 2011 291 (+3) 1

tie) 2013 291 (+7) 3

10) 2009 292 (+4) 1

tie) 2014 292 (+12) 2

TOP 10 IND. ROUNDS - REGIONALSStudent-Athlete Score Round Date

1) Steven Fox 64 (-8) 2 5/18/12

2) Stephan Jaeger 66 (-6) 3 5/19/12

3) Steven Fox 67 (-5) 3 5/21/11

tie) Stephan Jaeger 67 (-5) 2 5/18/12

tie) Chris Robb 67 (-3) 1 5/15/14

5) Derek Rende 68 (-3) 2 5/16/08

6) Neil Connolly 69 (-3) 3 1993

tie) Ben Rickett 69 (-2) 1 5/15/08

tie) Jonathan Hodge 69 (-2) 3 5/17/08

tie) Chris Robb 69 (-3) 2 5/20/11

tie) Benni Weilguni 69 (-2) 2 5/17/13

TOP 5 IND. TOTALS - REGIONALSStudent-Athlete Score To Par Date

1) Stephan Jaeger 203 -13 2012

2) Jonathan Hodge 210 -3 2008

3) Steven Fox 211 -5 2012

4) Chris Robb 212 +2 2014

5) Neil Connolly 213 -3 1993

tie) Fredrik Qvicker 213 E 2008

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CHATTANOOGA NCAA SCORING AVERAGES - TOP 10 & ACTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETESName T’ment Rnds Avg Counters Low 60’s Par/Bet Top 10’s Best Finish

Chris Robb 6 18 72.61 14 64 4 6 1 T3, 2014 Eugene Regional

Stephan Jaeger 6 18 72.89 17 66 2 7 0 1, 2012 Bowling Green Regional

Steven Fox 5 15 73.00 14 64 2 6 0 T3, 2012 Bowling Green Regional

Ewan Scott 1 3 74.00 3 73 0 0 0 T32, 2014 Eugene Regional

Ben Rickett 3 9 74.22 7 69 1 3 0 T13, 2009 South Cental Regional

Benni Weilguni 2 6 74.50 4 69 1 2 0 T44, 2011 Colorado Regional

Fredrik Qvicker 5 15 74.73 14 70 0 3 0 T21, 2009 South Cental Regional

Liam Johnston 4 12 74.83 8 71 0 1 0 T32, 2014 Eugene Regional

Jonathan Hodge 4 12 75.33 10 69 1 4 0 T23, 2008 East Regional

Bryce Ledford 1 3 76.00 3 73 0 0 0 T78, 2007 East Regional

CHATTANOOGA NCAA RECORDS - TEAM (COUNTERS)Category Round Tournament

Eagles High 1, 8 times (MR: 2012 Bowling Greeen Reg. 2) 2, twice (MR: 2008 East Reg.)

Birdies High 21, 2008 East Reg. (2) 51, 2008 East Reg.

Birdies Low 4, 2013 Columbus Reg. (1) 20, 2013 Columbus Reg.

Pars High 54, 2013 Columbus Reg. (3) 146, 2013 Columbus Reg.

Pars Low 35, 2 times (MR: 2008 East Reg. - 2) 114, 2008 East Reg.

Bogeys High 26, 2010 Southwest Reg. (3) 66, 2014 Eugene Reg.

Bogeys Low 9, 2011 Colorado Reg. (3) 34, 2011 Colorado Reg.

Others High 6, 2 times (MR: 2009 South Central Reg. - 2) 15, 2007 East Reg.

Others Low 0, 6 times, (MR: 2014 Eugene Reg. - 3) 1, 2012 NCAA Championship

Par/Bett Holes 62 of 72, 2011 Colorado Reg. (3) 179 of 216, 2011 Colorado Reg.

CHATTANOOGA NCAA RECORDS - INDIVIDUALCategory Round Tournament

Eagles 1 by 6 S-A, 10 times (MR: Bunn, 2012 NCAA Ch.3) 2, twice (B. Rickett, 2008/S. Jaeger, 2012 Reg.)

Birdies 8, 2 times, S. Jaeger/S. Fox, 2012 BG Reg. (2) 19, Stephan Jaeger, 2012 BG Reg.

Pars High 16, Steven Fox, 2013 Columbus Reg. (3) 42, Steven Fox, 2013 Columbus Reg.

Bogeys Low 0, 2 times, (MR: Steven Fox, 2012 BG Reg. 2) 6, Jonathan Hodge, 2008 East Reg.

Others Low 0, by several student-athletes, 65 times 0, 11 times (MR: C. Robb/E. Scott, 2014 Reg.)

Par/Bett Holes 18, Steven Fox, 2012 BG Reg. (2) 46, J. Hodge, 2008/S. Jaeger, 2011/

S. Fox, 2012 Reg./C. Robb, 2014 Finals

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MOCS IN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPYear-by-Year Finish 1st 2nd 3rd Total

2009 18 292 297 299 888

2012 18 299 295 290 884

ROUND-BY-ROUND (COUNTERS ONLY)2009 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 1 0 1

Birdies 13 8 12 33

Pars 39 40 36 115

Bogeys 19 23 21 63

Others 1 0 3 4

2012 1 2 3 Total

Eagles 0 1 0 1

Birdies 8 8 7 23

Pars 42 42 52 136

Bogeys 21 21 13 55

Others 1 0 0 1

TOP TEAM ROUNDS - NCAA FINALSYear Score Round

1) 2012 290 3

2) 2009 292 1

3) 2012 295 2

4) 2009 297 2

5) 2009 299 3

tie) 2012 299 1

TOP 5 IND. ROUNDS - NCAA FINALSStudent-Athlete Score Round Date

1) Chris Robb 64 (-6) 3 5/26/14

2) Chris Robb 69 (-1) 1 5/24/14

3) Stephan Jaeger 70 (-1) 3 5/31/12

tie) Steven Fox 70 (-1) 3 5/31/12

5) Liam Johnston 71 (E) 1 5/29/12

tie) Fredrik Qvicker 71 (E) 1 5/26/09

tie) Ben Rickett 71 (E) 2 5/27/09

ALL-TIME NCAA RESULTS - PLAYERMitch Brock

T’Ment Scores Finish

2007 East Regional 77-79-78=234 T105

Career

Counters/Team Rounds 1/3

Par/Better Rounds 0

Rounds in 60s 0

Top 10’s (Total/Team Events) 0/1

Wins 0

Low Round 77 (+5)

Low 54-hole total 234 (+18)

Brock Round-by-Round

Eagle Birdie Par Bogey Other Par/Bet%

2007 1 0 3 8 6 1 61.1%

2007 2 0 2 9 6 1 61.1%

2007 3 0 3 9 4 2 66.7%

Totals 0 8 26 16 4 63.0%

Davis Bunn


2011 Colorado Regional 77-74-74=225 T64

2012 Bowling Green Regional 76-83-74=233 T57

2012 NCAA Championship 76-75-75=226 T99

2013 Columbus Regional 78-76-73=227 T51

2014 Eugene Regional 80-74-78=232 T61

Career


Par/Better Rounds 0

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 73 (+3), 2013 Columbus Reg.

Low 54-hole total 225 (+9), 2011 Colorado Reg.

Bunn Round-by-Round


2011 1 0 1 13 2 2 77.8%

2011 2 0 2 12 4 0 77.8%

2011 3 0 2 13 2 1 83.3%

2012 R1 0 2 11 4 1 72.2%

2012 R2 0 2 11 2 3 72.2%

2012 R3 1 2 10 4 1 72.2%

2012 F1 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2012 F2 1 0 11 6 0 66.7%

2012 F3 0 0 14 4 0 77.8%

2013 1 0 2 9 5 2 61.1%

2013 2 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2013 3 0 2 12 4 0 77.8%

2014 1 0 1 9 6 2 55.6%

2014 2 0 3 8 7 0 61.1%

2014 3 0 1 10 5 2 61.1%

Totals 2 22 165 67 14 70.0%

J.T. Clendenin


2008 East Regional 77-72-76=225 T121

2010 Southwest Regional 82-87-79=248 T74

Career


Par/Better Rounds 0

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 72 (+1)


Clendenin Round-by-Round


2008 1 0 2 9 6 1 61.1%

2008 2 0 5 8 4 1 72.2%

2008 3 0 2 10 5 1 66.7%

2010 1 0 3 6 6 3 50.0%

2010 2 0 0 8 5 5 44.4%

2010 3 0 3 7 6 2 55.6%

Totals 0 15 48 32 13 58.3%

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Career


Par/Better Rounds 6

Rounds in 60s 2


Wins 0

Low Round 64 (-8), 2012 BG Reg.

Low 54-hole total 211 (-5), 2012 BG Reg.

Fox Round-by-Round


2010 1 0 2 12 3 1 77.8%

2010 2 0 3 12 3 0 83.3%

2010 3 1 1 9 7 0 61.1%

2011 1 0 2 11 5 0 72.2%

2011 2 0 2 9 7 0 61.1%

2011 3 0 6 11 1 0 94.4%

2012 R1 0 1 12 5 0 72.2%

2012 R2 0 8 10 0 0 100%

2012 R3 0 4 11 3 0 83.3%

2012 F1 0 0 13 5 0 72.2%

2012 F2 0 2 10 6 0 66.7%

2012 F3 0 5 9 4 0 77.8%

2013 1 0 1 14 3 0 83.3%

2013 2 0 1 12 3 2 72.2%

2013 3 0 1 16 1 0 94.4%

Totals 1 39 171 56 3 78.1%

Wes Gosselin



Career


Par/Better Rounds 0

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 75 (+5)


Gooselin Round-by-Round


2014 1 0 2 5 10 1 38.9%

2014 2 0 0 7 9 2 38.9%

2014 3 0 2 10 5 1 66.7%

Totals 0 4 22 24 4 48.2%

Jonathan Hodge


2007 East Regional 71-78-75=224 T50

2008 East Regional 70-71-69=210 T23

2009 South Central Regional 78-87-76=241 T60


Career


Par/Better Rounds 4

Rounds in 60s 1


Wins 0

Low Round 69 (-2), 2008

Low 54-hole total 210 (-3), 2008

Hodge Round-by-Round


2007 1 0 4 11 3 0 83.3%

2007 2 0 1 11 5 1 66.7%

2007 3 0 3 11 2 2 77.8%

2008 1 0 5 9 4 0 77.8%

2008 2 0 4 11 2 1 83.3%

2008 3 0 4 13 0 1 94.4%

2009 R1 0 2 11 4 1 72.2%

2009 R2 0 2 6 5 5 44.4%

2009 R3 0 2 11 4 1 72.2%

2009 F1 0 2 11 5 0 72.2%

2009 F2 0 1 12 5 0 72.2%

2009 F3 0 0 10 7 1 55.6%

Totals 0 30 127 46 13 72.7%

Stephan Jaeger






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Career


Par/Better Rounds 7

Rounds in 60s 2


Wins 1

Low Round 66 (-6), 2012 BG Reg.

Low 54-hole total 203 (-13), 2012 BG Reg.

Jaeger Round-by-Round


2009 R1 0 2 14 1 1 88.9%

2009 R2 0 7 7 3 1 77.8%

2009 R3 0 2 6 9 1 44.4%

2009 F1 0 3 9 6 0 66.7%

2009 F2 1 1 9 7 0 61.1%

2009 F3 0 3 10 5 0 72.2%

2010 1 0 3 10 5 0 72.2%

2010 2 0 4 10 3 1 77.8%

2010 3 0 2 11 2 3 72.2%

2011 1 0 3 11 4 0 77.8%

2011 2 0 3 13 2 0 88.9%

2011 3 0 3 13 2 0 88.9%

2012 R1 1 4 9 4 0 77.8%

2012 R2 1 8 4 5 0 72.2%

2012 R3 0 7 10 1 0 94.4%

2012 F1 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2012 F2 0 2 12 4 0 77.8%

2012 F3 0 2 15 1 0 94.4%

Totals 3 60 184 70 7 75.6%

Liam Johnston






Career


Par/Better Rounds 1

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 71 (E), 2012 NCAA Championship

Low 54-hole total 222 (+12), 2014 Eugene

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2012 R1 0 2 10 5 1 66.7%

2012 R2 0 1 14 3 0 83.3%

2012 R3 0 3 11 4 0 77.8%

2012 F1 0 5 9 3 1 77.8%

2012 F2 0 0 9 9 0 50.0%

2012 F3 0 0 13 4 1 72.2%

2013 1 0 1 13 4 0 77.8%

2013 2 0 2 8 7 1 55.6%

2013 3 0 2 13 3 0 83.3%

2014 1 0 1 14 2 1 83.3%

2014 2 0 2 11 5 0 72.2%

2014 3 0 2 8 8 0 55.6%

Totals 0 21 133 57 5 71.3%

Bryce Ledford


2007 East Regional 78-77-73=228 T78

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Low Round 73 (+1)


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2007 1 0 1 12 3 2 72.2%

2007 2 0 2 11 3 2 72.2%

2007 3 1 4 6 7 0 61.1%

Totals 1 7 29 13 4 68.5%

Fredrik Qvicker


2007 East Regional 73-73-79=225 T56

2008 East Regional 71-70-72=213 T38




Career


Par/Better Rounds 2

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 70 (-1), 2008

Low 54-hole total 213 (E), 2008

Qvicker Round-by-Round


2007 1 0 3 11 4 0 77.8%

2007 2 0 3 12 2 1 83.3%

2007 3 0 2 9 5 2 61.1%

2008 1 0 4 10 4 0 77.8%

2008 2 0 6 7 5 0 72.2%

2008 3 0 4 10 3 1 77.8%

2009 R1 0 2 9 5 2 61.1%

2009 R2 0 3 11 4 0 77.8%

2009 R3 0 0 15 3 0 83.3%

2009 F1 0 4 10 4 0 77.8%

2009 F2 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2009 F3 0 4 8 4 2 66.7%

2010 1 0 2 10 6 0 66.7%

2010 2 0 1 9 7 1 55.6%

2010 3 0 1 10 7 0 61.1%

Totals 0 40 152 69 9 71.1%

Derek Rende


2007 East Regional 78-78-89=245 133

2008 East Regional 72-68-75=215 T58




Career


Par/Better Rounds 1

Rounds in 60s 1


Wins 0

Low Round 68 (-3), 2008

Low 54-hole total 215 (+2), 2008

Rende Round-by-Round


2007 1 0 2 11 2 3 72.2%

2007 2 1 1 8 7 1 55.6%

2007 3 0 0 7 7 4 38.9%

2008 1 0 4 9 5 0 72.2%

2008 2 0 6 9 3 0 83.3%

2008 3 0 3 9 5 1 66.7%

2009 R1 0 1 13 4 0 77.8%

2009 R2 0 3 8 2 5 61.1%

2009 R3 0 2 9 7 0 61.1%

2009 F1 0 4 9 4 1 72.2%

2009 F2 0 1 11 5 1 66.7%

2009 F3 0 3 9 6 0 66.7%

2010 1 0 0 14 2 2 77.8%

2010 2 0 5 7 6 0 66.7%

2010 3 0 2 10 6 0 66.7%

Totals 1 37 143 71 18 67.0%

Ben Rickett


2008 East Regional 69-73-74=216 T65



Career


Par/Better Rounds 2

Rounds in 60s 1


Wins 0

Low Round 69 (-2), 2008

Low 54-hole total 216 (+3), 2008

Rickett Round-by-Round


2008 1 1 4 10 2 1 83.3%

2008 2 0 3 11 3 1 77.8%

2008 3 1 2 9 5 1 66.7%

2009 R1 0 5 8 5 0 72.2%

2009 R2 0 3 11 4 0 77.8%

2009 R3 0 2 8 7 1 55.6%

2009 F1 0 1 11 5 1 66.7%

2009 F2 0 5 8 5 0 72.2%

2009 F3 0 2 9 6 1 61.1%

Totals 2 27 85 42 6 70.4%

Chris Robb








Career


Par/Better Rounds 5

Rounds in 60s 4


Wins 0

Low Round 64 (-6), 2014 NCAA Champ.

Low 54-hole total 208 (-2), 2014 NCAA Champ.

Robb Round-by-Round


2011 1 0 6 9 2 1 83.3%

2011 2 0 4 13 1 0 94.4%

2011 3 0 2 10 5 1 66.7%

2012 R1 0 5 8 5 0 72.2%

2012 R2 0 1 12 5 0 72.2%

2012 R3 0 6 7 4 1 72.2%

2012 F1 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2012 F2 0 4 9 5 0 72.2%

2012 F3 0 0 14 4 0 77.8%

2013 1 0 0 11 6 1 61.1%

2013 2 0 2 14 1 1 88.9%

2013 3 0 1 13 3 1 77.8%

2014 R1 0 4 13 1 0 94.4%

2014 R2 0 5 6 7 0 61.1%

2014 R3 0 1 13 4 0 77.8%

2014 F1 0 3 13 2 0 88.9%

2014 F2 0 1 12 4 1 72.2%

2014 F3 0 7 10 1 0 94.4%

Totals 0 53 198 66 7 77.5%

Ewan Scott



Career


Par/Better Rounds 0

Rounds in 60s 0


Wins 0

Low Round 74 (+4)


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2014 1 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

2014 2 0 2 11 5 0 72.2%

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Totals 0 5 32 17 0 68.5%

Benni Weilguni




Career


Par/Better Rounds 2

Rounds in 60s 1


Wins 0

Low Round 69 (-2), 2013 Columbus Reg.

Low 54-hole total 219 (+3), 2011 Colorado Reg.

Weilguni Round-by-Round


2011 1 0 3 12 2 1 83.3%

2011 2 0 3 10 5 0 72.2%

2011 3 0 4 10 4 0 77.8%

2013 1 0 0 11 2 5 61.1%

2013 2 0 6 8 4 0 77.8%

2013 3 0 1 11 6 0 66.7%

Totals 0 17 62 23 6 73.1%

ALL-TIME NCAA RESULTS2007 NCAA East Regional

May 17-19 • Alpharetta, Ga.

The Golf Club of Georgia • Par 72 • 7,017

1) No. 1 Georgia 286-288-281 855 (-9)

2) No. 9 Florida 290-285-292 867 (+3)

tie) Auburn 293-284-290 867 (+3)

tie) No. 13 Georgia Tech 284-294-289 867 (+3)

5) No. 20 Florida State 300-292-281 873 (+9)

6) Duke 288-293-293 874 (+10)

7) No. 22 Charlotte 296-291-288 875 (+11)

8) No. 24 North Carolina 305-286-286 877 (+13)

9) No. 16 Georgia State 289-304-287 880 (+16)

10) No. 11 Coastal Carolina 300-290-294 884 (+20)

CUT

tie) No. 8 Clemson 293-299-292 884 (+20)

12) Virginia Tech 304-292-292 888 (+24)

13) UCF 299-294-297 890 (+26)

14) UAB 303-299-296 898 (+34)

15) Eastern Michigan 300-309-290 899 (+35)

16) Penn State 297-304-300 901 (+37)

17) Ole Miss 309-297-297 903 (+39)


19) CHATTANOOGA 299-306-305 910 (+46)

20) Maryland 295-310-307 912 (+48)

21) St. John’s 316-302-305 923 (+59)

22) Old Dominion 314-301-311 926 (+62)

23) Louisiana-Lafayette 309-319-309 937 (+73)

24) Rhode Island 321-309-310 940 (+80)

tie) Hartford 321-315-304 940 (+80)

26) Boston College 315-316-316 947 (+87)

27) Longwood 309-327-315 951 (+91)

Mocs:

T50) Jonathan Hodge 71-78-75 224 (+8)

T56) Fredrik Qvicker 73-73-79 225 (+9)

T78) Bryce Ledford 78-77-73 228 (+12)

T105) Mitch Brock 77-79-78 234 (+18)

133) Derek Rende 78-78-89 245 (+29)

2008 NCAA East Regional

May 15-17 • Chattanooga, Tenn.

Council Fire Golf Club • Par 71 • 6,961

1) No. 1 Georgia 265-271-275 811 (-41)

2) Augusta State 273-282-277 832 (-20)

3) UC Irvine 283-275-278 836 (-16)

4) Mississippi State 278-282-278 838 (-14)

5) UAB 287-274-278 839 (-13)

6) No. 16 Auburn 281-277-282 840 (-12)

7) No. 5 Charlotte 281-282-281 844 (-8)

8) No. 21 East Tennessee State 286-283-276 845 (-7)

9) Middle Tennessee 278-286-282 846 (-6)

10) Virginia 286-287-276 849 (-3)

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11) No. 24 Michigan State 285-279-287 851 (-1)

12) No. 15 CHATTANOOGA 282-281-290 853 (+1)

tie) New Mexico State 280-281-292 853 (+1)

14) N.C. State 279-296-280 855 (+3)

15) Virginia Tech 281-291-286 858 (+6)


17) Georgia State 287-286-288 861 (+9)

18) North Florida 293-288-281 862 (+10)

19) No. 12 Duke 286-282-295 863 (+11)

20) Memphis 289-291-284 864 (+12)

tie) Western Carolina 285-289-290 864 (+12)

22) Coastal Carolina 285-291-289 865 (+13)

23) SMU 276-295-295 866 (+14)

tie) Colorado State 282-293-291 866 (+14)

25) Ole Miss 293-291-287 871 (+19)

26) Western Illinois 293-292-290 875 (+23)

27) Jackson State 302-334-312 948 (+96)

Mocs:

T23) Jonathan Hodge 70-71-69 210 (-3)

T38) Fredrik Qvicker 71-70-72 213 (E)

T58) Derek Rende 72-68-75 215 (+2)

T65) Ben Rickett 69-73-74 216 (+3)

T121) J.T. Clendenin 77-72-76 225 (+12)

2009 NCAA South Central Regional

May 14-16 • Stillwater, Okla.

Karsten Creek Golf Club • Par 72 • 7,407

1) No. 4 Oklahoma State 296-289-296 881 (+17)

2) No. 9 Arkansas 298-301-304 903 (+39)

3) CHATTANOOGA 298-300-309 907 (+43)

4) Northwestern 302-302-310 914 (+50)

tie) No. 16 TCU 299-310-305 914 (+50)

CUT

6) No. 21 LSU 298-307-312 917 (+53)

7) Baylor 301-309-310 920 (+56)

8) Wichita State 306-302-317 925 (+61)

9) Denver 312-309-315 936 (+72)

tie) Tulsa 299-320-317 936 (+72)

11) Michigan State 306-319-312 937 (+73)

12) Pepperdine 302-316-323 941 (+77)

13) Oral Roberts 319-325-325 969 (+105)

Mocs:

T13) Ben Rickett 72-73-81 226 (+10)

T13) Stephan Jaeger 73-70-83 226 (+10)


T46) Derek Rende 75-84-77 236 (+20)

T60) Jonathan Hodge 78-87-76 241 (+25)

2009 NCAA Championship

May 26-28 • Toledo, Ohio

Inverness Club • Par 71 • 7,255

Stroke Play - Top 8 advance to Match Play

1) No. 2 Oklahoma State 288-280-281 849 (-3)

2) No. 13 Arizona State 294-281-287 862 (+10)

3) No. 3 Southern California 305-281-279 865 (+13)

tie) No. 10 Arkansas 297-283-285 865 (+13)

tie) No. 4 Washington 293-286-286 865 (+13)

6) Michigan 296-285-287 868 (+16)

7) No. 15 Texas A&M 298-276-295 869 (+17)

tie) No. 1 Georgia 288-285-296 869 (+17)

CUT FOR MATCH PLAY

9) No. 20 TCU 299-285-289 873 (+21)

10) No. 8 Georgia Tech 301-285-288 874 (+22)

tie) No. 21 UCF 300-283-291 874 (+22)

12) No. 12 Tennessee 294-289-292 875 (+23)

13) San Diego 293-293-291 877 (+25)

14) Duke 297-285-296 878 (+26)

15) No. 7 Alabama 298-288-293 879 (+27)


17) Iowa 301-296-290 887 (+35)

18) No. 25 CHATTANOOGA 292-297-299 888 (+36)

19) No. 9 Florida 310-287-292 889 (+37)

20) No. 6 Stanford 305-298-288 891 (+39)

21) No. 16 Illinois 299-291-302 892 (+40)

22) Oregon 306-293-298 897 (+45)

23) No. 17 Texas Tech 303-292-305 900 (+48)

tie) No. 14 UCLA 306-295-299 900 (+48)

25) Ohio State 294-310-297 901 (+49)

26) No. 24 Texas 308-300-295 903 (+51)

27) Wake Forest 302-304-298 904 (+52)

tie) Virginia 306-297-301 904 (+52)

29) Northwestern 298-304-306 908 (+56)

30) Arizona 310-302-297 909 (+57)

Mocs:

T60) Stephan Jaeger 74-75-73 222 (+9)


T79) Derek Rende 73-77-74 224 (+11)

T96) Ben Rickett 78-71-77 226 (+13)

T120) Jonathan Hodge 74-75-80 229 (+16)

2010 NCAA Southwest Regional

May 20-22 • Santee, Calif.

Carlton Oaks Golf Club • Par 72 • 7,360

1) No. 1 Oregon 294-290-286 870 (+6)

2) No. 13 Augusta State 303-286-291 880 (+16)

T3) Cal 294-292-291 886 (+22)

T3) No. 12 UNLV 294-294-298 886 (+22)

T3) No. 24 Tennessee 294-296-296 886 (+22)

CUT

6) UCF 295-301-297 893 (+29)

T7) New Mexico State 296-302-297 895 (+31)

T8) San Diego State 304-294-301 899 (+35)

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T8) UC Irvine 303-297-301 899 (+35)

T10) Missouri 300-302-306 908 (+44)

T10) Arizona 307-297-304 908 (+44)

12) CHATTANOOGA 304-299-309 912 (+48)

13) Oral Roberts 304-302-317 923 (+59)

Mocs:

T21) Steven Fox 75-72-76 223 (+7)

T45) Stephan Jaeger 74-74-79 227 (+11)

T49) Derek Rende 79-73-76 228 (+12)


T74) J.T. Clendenin 82-87-79 248 (+32)

2011 NCAA Colorado Regional

May 19-21 • Erie, Colo.

Colorado National G.C. • Par 72 • 7,753

1) No. 1 Oklahoma State 276-275-282 833 (-31)

2) Colorado State 283-289-279 851 (-13)

3) Northwestern 293-286-276 855 (-9)

T4) No. 12 Georgia 294-276-287 857 (-7)

T4) No. 24 Arizona State 282-290-285 857 (-7)

CUT

6) TCU 289-282-287 858 (-6)

7) No. 25 Clemson 289-281-289 859 (-5)

8) No. 13 Auburn 280-287-294 861 (-3)

9) CHATTANOOGA 291-288-284 863 (-1)

10) Denver 294-289-290 873 (+9)

11) San Jose State 295-287-292 874 (+10)

12) New Mexico State 296-287-295 878 (+14)

13) North Florida 307-291-295 893 (+29)

Mocs:

T16) Stephan Jaeger 73-71-71 215 (-1)

T24) Chris Robb 70-69-77 216 (E)

T44) Steven Fox 75-77-67 219 (+3)

T44) Benni Weilguni 73-74-72 219 (+3)

T64) Davis Bunn 77-74-74 225 (+9)


May 17-19 • Bowling Green, Ky.

Club at Olde Stone • Par 72 • 7,248

1) CHATTANOOGA 294-281-284 859 (-5)

2) No. 15 Texas A&M 295-278-287 860 (-4)

3) No. 3 UCLA 284-287-292 863 (-1)

4) Virginia Tech 297-286-291 874 (+10)

5) Memphis 295-287-294 876 (+12)

CUT

6) No. 11 Arkansas 302-292-285 879 (+15)

7) North Texas 295-299-286 880 (+16)

8) Northwestern 301-286-294 881 (+17)

9) Iowa State 305-288-293 886 (+22)

tie) Colorado State 294-293-299 886 (+22)

11) No. 21 Clemson 295-295-297 887 (+23)


13) Penn 313-304-309 926 (+62)

14) Alabama State 319-322-329 970 (+106)

Mocs:

1) Stephan Jaeger 70-67-66 203 (-13)

T3) Steven Fox 76-64-71 211 (-5)

T26) Chris Robb 72-76-74 222 (+6)

T35) Liam Johnston 77-74-73 224 (+8)

T57) Davis Bunn 76-83-74 233 (+17)

NCAA Championship

May 29-June 3, 2012 • Pacifi c Palisades, Calif.

The Riviera Country Club • Par 71 • 7,292

1) No. 2 Alabama 285-287-287 859 (+7)

2) No. 5 UCLA 289-287-285 861 (+9)

3) No. 1 Texas 290-295-284 869 (+17)

4) No. 3 Cal 295-289-287 871 (+19)

tie) No. 10 San Diego State 292-295-284 871 (+19)

6) No. 8 Washington 296-286-290 872 (+20)

7) No. 7 Oregon 291-294-288 873 (+21)

8) No. 17 Kent State 293-291-291 875 (+23)

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tie) No. 19 Florida State 290-290-295 875 (+23)

10) Liberty 295-288-293 876 (+24)

11) Oklahoma 289-292-296 877 (+25)

12) No. 11 UNF 290-291-297 878 (+26)

tie) No. 18 Florida 288-296-294 878 (+26)

14) No. 15 Texas A&M 298-296-285 879 (+27)

15) No. 4 Auburn 288-299-293 880 (+28)

tie) No. 6 Southern California 298-286-296 880 (+28)

17) No. 23 Georgia 295-298-288 881 (+29)

18) CHATTANOOGA 299-295-290 884 (+32)

19) No. 9 Stanford 293-302-290 885 (+33)

tie) No. 20 UCF 290-298-297 885 (+33)

21) Illinois 295-289-303 887 (+35)

22) No. 25 Iowa 290-299-299 888 (+36)

tie) No. 16 Virginia 306-292-290 888 (+36)

24) Virginia Tech 299-302-289 890 (+38)

25) Lamar 299-303-290 892 (+40)

26) East Carolina 295-303-297 895 (+43)

27) TCU 299-299-299 897 (+45)

28) Memphis 299-302-300 901 (+49)

29) UAB 297-303-302 902 (+50)

30) Tulsa 306-307-305 918 (+66)

Mocs:

T45) Stephan Jaeger 76-73-70 219 (+6)

T54) Steven Fox 76-75-70 221 (+8)

T69) Chris Robb 76-72-75 223 (+10)

T99) Davis Bunn 76-75-75 226 (+13)

T114) Liam Johnston 71-80-77 228 (+15)

NCAA Columbus Regional

May 16-18, 2013 • Columbus, Ohio

Scarlet Course • Par 71 • 7,286

1) No. 5 New Mexico 294-293-283 870 (+18)


tie) No. 18 Auburn 293-293-286 872 (+20)

4) UNLV 292-292-294 878 (+26)

5) Texas Tech 299-288-292 879 (+27)

6) Virginia 303-294-285 882 (+30)

7) No. 8 Stanford 291-295-298 884 (+32)

8) Missouri 294-301-291 886 (+34)

9) Chattanooga 304-294-291 889 (+37)

tie) Charlotte 287-309-293 889 (+37)

11) San Francisco 297-299-297 893 (+41)

12) Georgia Southern 298-308-309 915 (+63)

13) Valparaiso 309-308-310 927 (+75)

Mocs:

T22) Steven Fox 73-77-71 221 (+6)

T37) Liam Johnston 74-78-72 224 (+9)

T48) Chris Robb 79-72-75 226 (+11)

T51) Davis Bunn 78-76-73 227 (+12)

T55) Benni Weilguni 83-69-76 228 (+13)

2014 NCAA Eugene Regional

May 15-17 • Eugene, Ore. • Eugene C.C. • Par 70 • 6,990

1) No. 3 Stanford 276-282-295 853 (+13)

2) Oregon 289-280-285 854 (+14)

3) No. 15 Oklahoma 280-287-293 860 (+20)

4) No. 10 Houston 290-293-292 875 (+35)


CUT

6) Chattanooga 295-292-298 885 (+45)

tie) UNF 286-297-302 885 (+45)

8) Liberty 295-297-297 889 (+49)

tie) East Tennessee State 296-293-300 889 (+49)

10) Baylor 294-304-295 893 (+53)

11) Tennessee 299-292-303 894 (+54)

12) Wichita State 295-312-303 910 (+71)

13) Northern Colorado 307-304-311 922 (+82)

Mocs

T3) Chris Robb 67-72-73 212 (+2)

T32) Liam Johnston 73-73-76 222 (+12)

T32) Ewan Scott 75-73-74 222 (+12)

T62) Davis Bunn 80-74-78 232 (+22)

T67) Wes Gosselin 80-83-75 238 (+28)

2014 NCAA Championship

May 23-26 • Hutchinson, Kan. • Prairie Dunes CC • Par 70 • 6,941

1) *Cameron Wilson, Stanford 71-63-70 204 (-6)

2) Ollie Schniederjans, Georgia Tech 71-65-68 204 (-6)

3) David Boote, Stanford 73-67-65 205 (-5)

tie) James Ross, Houston 70-69-66 205 (-5)

tie) Robby Shelton, Alabama 72-65-68 205 (-5)

6) Denny McCarthy, Virginia 65-71-70 206 (-4)

tie) Seth Reeves, Georgia Tech 66-72-68 206 (-4)

tie) Benjamin Taylor, LSU 71-67-68 206 (-4)

9) Brian Campbell, Illinois 70-74-63 207 (-3)

tie) Sebastian Cappelen, Arkansas 68-71-68 207 (-3)

tie) Lorens Chan, UCLA 70-70-67 207 (-3)

tie) Bryson Dechambeau, SMU 69-69-69 207 (-3)

tie) Toni Hakula, Texas 72-68-67 207 (-3)

tie) Ryan Zech, Missouri 70-69-68 207 (-3)

15) CHRIS ROBB, CHATTANOOGA 69-75-64 208 (-2)

tie) Patrick Rodgers, Stanford 67-68-73 208 (-2)

tie) Emilio Cuartero, Missouri 67-72-69 208 (-2)

tie) Will Murphy, South Carolina 70-69-69 208 (-2)

The 2012 team captured the NCAA Bowling Green

Regional and competed for the NCAA Championship at

famed Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles, Calif.

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEUNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIONUNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Steve Angle assumed his role as Chancellor and the

17th leader of The University of Tennessee at Chat-

tanooga on July 1, 2013.

At UTC, Angle has worked with the campus and com-

munity to focus on two primary strategic priorities:

ensuring student success and strengthening community

connections. He has accepted leadership roles on the

boards of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce

and the RiverCity Company.

In fall 2013, UTC experienced another year of growth,

reaching a record student enrollment of 11,674. To

accommodate the continued growth, the campus will

open its new $48 million state-of-the-art library in

January 2015. Additionally, UTC will assume ownership

of the Tennessee State Offi ce Buildings adjacent to

campus, providing much needed temporary space for

offi ces, classrooms, and parking.

Prior to coming to

UTC, Angle served

as Senior Vice

President at Wright

State University in

Dayton, Ohio, and

Executive in Resi-

dence at the Ohio

Board of Regents

(2012-2013). Prior

to this appoint-

ment, he was the

University Provost

and a Professor of

Chemistry (2007-

2012).

He earned a B.A.

degree in Chemistry

from the University

of California, Irvine

(1978) and a M.S.

degree in Organic Chemistry from the University of Cali-

fornia, Los Angeles (1981), before returning to UC-Irvine

for his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry (1984).

While at Wright State, Angle oversaw an increase of

research and sponsored program awards from $64

million in 2006 to over $100 million in 2012, all while

state funding was reduced. At the Ohio Board of Regents,

Angle helped lead the development of “Complete College

Ohio,” a plan in conjunction with adult career centers,

community colleges, and universities across Ohio to raise

graduation rates and provide well-qualifi ed workers for

the state.

Before his tenure at Wright State, Angle served as Dean

of the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences

and Director of the Agricultural and Natural Resources

Program at the University of California, Riverside

(2001-2007). While at UC Riverside, he also served as

interim Dean and Director (2000-2001), Associate Dean

for Physical and Mathematical Sciences at the College

of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (1997-2000), and a

faculty member in chemistry (1986-2007).Angle served

as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of

Wisconsin, Madison (1984-1986).

Angle has had numerous research publications featured

in periodicals such as the Journal of Organic Chemistry,

Tetrahedron Letters, and the Journal of the American

Chemical Society. He has also made 142 research presen-

tations across the country.

During his time as a professor, Angle was the major

professor to 21 Ph.D. students, advisor and mentor to

nine post-doctoral scholars, and was also mentor to 25

undergraduate students who carried out research in the

Angle Laboratory.

He is married to Dr. Dominique Belanger, and is the

father of three: Brad, Ian, and Zoe.

Dr. Steve AngleChancellor

July 1, 2013 to present

Dr. Jerald AinsworthSenior Vice Chancellor

Provost of Academic Aff airs

Dr. Richard BrownVice ChancellorFinance & Ops

Dr. John DelaneyVice Chancellor

Student Development

Dr. Bryan RowlandVice Chancellor

Development/Alumni Aff airs

Chuck CantrellAssistant Vice Chancellor

University Relations

Terry DennistonChief of Staff

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIONATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

It is hard to imagine a busier or more productive fi rst year on

the job than the one David Blackburn had as the Vice Chancel-

lor and Director of Athletics at the University of Tennessee at

Chattanooga. Hired on April 20, 2013, Blackburn inherited

a unique situation that included head coaching vacancies in

two of the Mocs most high-profi le positions.

He had to move quickly to fi nd both a men’s and women’s

basketball head coach while also adjusting to a new role as

the leader of the Chattanooga athletics program. After an

introductory press conference on April 23, he got right to

work on both searches.

By all accounts, he nailed each hire as both teams advanced

to the postseason under new leadership. Will Wade guided

the men to a surprising 18-15 record, while becoming the

fi rst Moc to grab Southern Conference Coach of the Year

honors since 1992. Hall of Famer Jim Foster kept the women’s

program at the top of the league, tying a school record with a

29-4 overall mark. The Mocs won their 18th SoCon title and

advanced to their 12th NCAA Tournament.

There was plenty of excitement across the board in Black-

burn’s fi rst year at UTC. The football team won its fi rst SoCon

title in 30 years, while a total of nine programs represented

the Mocs in the postseason. Chattanooga won seven SoCon

titles in fi ve sports, had four All-Americans, six SoCon Players

of the Year, three SoCon Tournament MVPs, seven SoCon

individual champions and three SoCon Coaches of the Year.

UTC also had its second-best showing in the fi nal Learfi eld

Sports Directors’ Cup Standings, leading the SoCon at 120th

among all NCAA Division I programs.

Blackburn instilled a new mission that focused on equipping

student-athletes, coaches and staff for success that accompa-

nied a vision of achieving excellence. It was clear that both

messages were received in competition, and that high level

of performance was also evident in the classroom and in the

community.

UTC student-athletes set school records for semester grade-

point-averages in the fall and spring terms. The Mocs topped

a 3.0 for the fi rst time in the 2014 spring semester, posting a

3.07 cumulative g.p.a. UTC had record numbers of student-

athletes on the Academic All-SoCon teams, while the men’s

cross country team had the highest g.p.a. in the nation.

The Chattanooga community also took note of what was

happening at UTC. The Mocs led the SoCon in attendance

in men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling, while

averaging nearly 10,000 fans per home football game. The

Southern Scuffl e also grew into the top in-season wrestling

tournament in the nation.

All of this success came as no surprise, based on the

experiences and expertise Blackburn brought to the posi-

tion. He spent the previous two decades in a number of

administrative roles at the University of Tennessee. He most

recently served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for

Administration where he was member of the Volunteers’

executive staff .

A native of Loudon, Tenn., Blackburn is married to the former

Andrea Radel of Albion, Mich. They have two daughters,

Emma and Charlee. He is a 1990 graduate of Tennessee with

a Bachelor of Science in Education.

David BlackburnVice Chancellor/

Director of Athletics

April 20, 2013 to present

Laura HerronSenior Associate A.D.

SWA

Andrew HortonSr. Associate A.D.

Development & Sales

Mike RoysterAssistant A.D.

Development & Sales

Dr. Emily BlackmanAssociate A.D.


Dr. Jay BlackmanAssociate A.D.

Communications & Marketing

Dr. Debbie IngramFaculty Athletics Representative

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OUR MISSIONEquipping for Success

OUR VISIONTo Achieve Excellence

CORE VALUESSeven core values guide and

govern our actions at all times:

Integrity

Accountability

Respect

Gratitude

Competitiveness

Pride

Commitment

Innovation

FOR ALL FANS OF MOCS ATHLETICS &

MOCS CLUB MEMBERS The Chattanooga Mocs Athletics Department considers total compliance

with NCAA and Southern Conference rules to be one of the highest priorities of

our institution.

We sincerely appreciate your support of Mocs Athletics and are committed

to educating our fans and boosters about the rules that regulate your

relationships with our student-athletes as even the best-intentioned action on

your part may be a violation of NCAA rules.

Basic “do’s” and “don’ts” can be found in the Compliance section of our

website, www.gomocs.com. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to

contact Assistant A.D. for compliance Rob Robinson at (423) 425-5577. Thank

you for your support and GO MOCS!

IN COMPETITION

• The Mocs set a program record with a 3.07 g.p.a. in

the 2014 spring semester. It was the fi rst time UTC

topped the 3.0 mark.

• 57 student-athletes earned degrees in 2013-14.

• A school record 81 student-athletes were named

to the fall, winter and spring Academic All-Southern

Conference Teams. UTC also had two Capital One

Academic All-Americans in 2013-14.

IN THE CLASSROOM

• Five teams won SoCon titles in 2013-14 - football,

women’s basketball, wrestling, women’s golf and

softball.

• Nine teams - men’s and women’s basketball, men’s

and women’s cross country, wrestling, men’s and

women’s golf, softball and women’s track & fi eld -

competed in postseason play.

• Individually, the Mocs had four All-Americans, six

SoCon Athletes of the Year, three SoCon Tournament

MVPs, seven SoCon Champions, one SoCon Fresh-

men of the Year and three SoCon Coaches of the Year.

Chattanooga also brought home 42 All-SoCon honors,

while 17 student-athletes made various SoCon All-

Freshmen teams.

IN THE COMMUNITY

• The Mocs volunteered at numerous community

events throughout the year, including National Vol-

unteer Week, Special Olympics, McDonald’s Day of

Change, Read Across America and many more.

• The Mocs looked to expand their presence in the

surrounding areas with Caravan trips to Birmingham,

Atlanta and Nashville. Not to forget their closest fans,

the student-athletes again took part in Operation

Move-In, helping freshmen unload into their dorms to

begin the fall semester.

• Being engaged in the community can extend past

volunteering. The Mocs led the Southern Conference

in attendance in men’s basketball, women’s basketball

and wrestling, while averaging nearly 10,000 fans per

game at football.

MOCS MISSION & VALUESMOCS MISSION & VALUES

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDESOUTHERN CONFERENCESOUTHERN CONFERENCE

ALL-TIME SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEMBERSAlabama (1921-1932)

Appalachian State (1971-2014)

Auburn (1921-1932)

College of Charleston (1998-2013)

Chattanooga (1976-present)

The Citadel (1936-present) - No men’s golf

Clemson (1921-1953)

Davidson (1936-1988, 1991-2014)

Duke (1928-1953)

East Carolina (1964-1976)

East Tennessee State (1978-2005, 2014-present)

Elon (2003-14)

Florida (1922-1932)

Furman (1936-present)

George Washington (1936-1970)

Georgia (1921-1932)

Georgia Southern (1991-2014)

Georgia Tech (1921-1932)

Kentucky (1921-1932)

Louisiana State (1922-1932)

Marshall (1976-1997)

Maryland (1921-1953)

Mercer (2014-present)

Mississippi (1922-1932)

Mississippi State (1921-1932)

North Carolina (1921-1953)

UNC Greensboro (1997-present)

North Carolina State (1921-1953)

Richmond (1936-1976)

Samford (2008-present)

South Carolina (1922-1953)

Tennessee (1921-1932)

Tulane (1922-1932)

University of the South (1922-1932)

Vanderbilt (1922-1932)

Virginia (1921-1937)

VMI (1924-2003, 2014-present)

Virginia Tech (1921-1965)

Wake Forest (1936-1953)

Washington & Lee (1921-1958)

West Virginia (1950-1968)

Western Carolina (1976-present)

William & Mary (1936-1977)

Woff ord (1997-present)

The Southern Conference, which begins its 94th season of intercollegiate competition in 2014, is a national leader

in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and defi ning the league’s role in helping to build lifelong

leaders and role models.

The SoCon is the nation’s fi fth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the

Missouri Valley (1907), the Pac-12 (1915) and the Southwestern Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of

origination.

Academic excellence has been a major part of the SoCon’s tradition. League athletes have been recognized count-

less times on Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America and district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners

have been selected from conference institutions.

The SoCon regularly sends multiple schools to regionals as well as posting several individual berths in recent years.

A SoCon school has qualifi ed for the NCAA Championship nine times since the turn of the century with the Mocs

being the most recent entry in 2012.

The Southern Conference offi ce is located in the historic Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg, S.C. A textile mill that was

in operation from 1880 until 1999, the Beaumont Mill was renovated in 2004 and today off ers the SoCon a fi rst-

class meeting area and offi ces as well as a spacious library for storage of the conference’s historical documents.

Chattanooga

Mocs

UNCG

Spartans

The Citadel

Bulldogs

Samford

Bulldogs

East Tennessee St.

Bucs

VMI

Keydets

Furman

Paladins

Western Carolina

Catamounts

Mercer

Bears

Woff ord

Terriers

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SOCON MEMBERSHIP ENTERING 2014-15School Location Member Since

CHATTANOOGA Chattanooga, Tenn. 1976

The Citadel Charleston, S.C. 1936

East Tennessee State Johnson City, Tenn. 2014 (1978-2005)

Furman Greenville, S.C. 1936

Mercer Macon, Ga. 2014

UNCG Greensboro, N.C. 1997

Samford Birmingham, Ala. 2008

VMI Lexington, Va. 2014 (1924-2003)

Western Carolina Cullowhee, N.C. 1976

Woff ord Spartanburg, S.C. 1997

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2014-15 CHATTANOOGA GOLF GUIDEMEDIA INFORMATIONMEDIA INFORMATION

INTERVIEW REQUESTSCoaches and Players — All requests for coaching staff or player interviews outside of competition should be made at

least one day in advance through Jim Horten Athletics Communications and Media Relations Offi ce. That can be done

by phone (O: 423-425-2350/C: 423-645-8733), text or email ([email protected]).

A time mutually convenient for the student-athlete and the member of the media will be set up. Student-athlete

telephone numbers will not be issued. Live interviews are possible as well depending on practice location.

Phone interview requests at tournaments should also go through Horten.

MEDIA OUTLETSPRINT

Chattanooga Times Free PressJay Greeson, Editor ([email protected])

David Uchiyama, Beat Writer

([email protected])

Ron Bush, Deputy Editor ([email protected])

Mark Wiedmer, Columnist

([email protected])

423-757-6900

TimesFreePress.com/@SportsChatt

Associated PressTeresa Walker ([email protected])

800-453-1282

AP.org

Chattanoogan.com (online only)John Wilson ([email protected])

423-266-2325

Chattanoogan.com/@ChattaSports

Nooga.com (online only)423-402-8740

Nooga.com/@NoogaNews

The University Echo423-425-4298

UTCEcho.com

TELEVISION

WDEF 12 (CBS)

Rick Nyman ([email protected])

Webb Wright ([email protected])

423-785-1278

WDEF.com/@wdefnews12

WRCB 3 (NBC)Paul Shahen ([email protected])

Vince Lennon ([email protected])

423-266-5039

WRCBTV.com/@WRCBsports

WTVC 9 (ABC)Dave Staley ([email protected])

John Madewell ([email protected])

423-757-7332

NewsChannel9.com/@newschannelnine

RADIO OUTLETS

Mocs Sports Network96.1 the Beat (Flagship)

Jim Reynolds, Voice of the Mocs (MBB &FB)

423-595-6627/[email protected]

Brewer RadioESPN 105.1 FM

Jay Greeson & David Paschall - Afternoon Hosts

Wells Guthrie - Producer ([email protected])

423-648-1051

ESPNChattanooga.com/@1051TheZone

WGOW 102.3 FM - SportTalkScott McMahan - Host ([email protected])

423-756-6141

WGOW.com/@SportTalkWGOW

FOLLOW THE CHATTANOOGA MOCS ONLINE

• GoMocs.com is the offi cial website of the University

of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics Department.

Redesigned on July 1, 2012, GoMocs.com off ers the

most up-to-date news, scores and information available

on UTC Athletics.

• GoMocs.com is managed by Neulion with the content

updated and edited by the Chattanooga Communica-

tions and Media Relations and Creative Services offi ces.

• Features include news and updates on your favorite

Mocs and Mocs student-athletes, teams and coaches,

live statistics, on-line ticket sales, print-at-home tickets,

live in-game audio and video streams, video highlights

and interviews, an E-store, DVD store and photo store.

• Keep up with all the latest Chattanooga Mocs news on

Facebook and Twitter. Plus every page on GoMocs.com

can be shared to the website of your choice, you can

even embed your favorite video from GoMocs.com to

your Facebook page.

• Be sure you are visiting one of the offi cial Chattanooga

Athletics facebook pages

- Chattanooga Athletics Department fan page

- Mocs Manics Facebook group

• The quickest way to get the latest Chattanooga info on

your mobile phone is by following @GoMocsMGLF on

Twitter. If you pair your mobile device to your Twitter

account, you will get the latest scores and selected

headlines sent right to your mobile phone.

• Follow the offi cial Chattanooga Athletics Twitter Page

@GoMocs and the student support feed @GoMocsMa-

niacs.

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Offi ce - (423) 425-4618

Cell - (423) 933-5764

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Offi ce - (423) 425-5292

Cell - (423) 598-6953

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JJJay BlBlBlackkkman Jim HortenAssistant Director - Golf SID

Offi ce - (423) 425-2350

Cell - (423) 645-8733

[email protected]

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Offi ce - (423) 425-2116

Cell - (423) 619-0557

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2014-15 chattanooga mocs men's golf guide

Documents

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year leadersteam wins

pro golf

media exposuremocs

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media information

ncaa appearances

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