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1 l Rice Golf

Rice Fact Book ContentsRice Golf Student-Athlete Profiles 2Rice Head Coach Drew Scott Profile 142010-11 Rice Season Scorecard 162009-10 Rice Season Scorecard 19Rice Intercollegiate 22Accolades 24Rice Lettermen 26All-America Scholars 29Scores & Titles 30

Rice University InformationLocation l Houston, Texas 77251Founded l 1891Enrollment l 5,556Nickname l OwlsMascot l Sammy the OwlColors l Blue (pms 281c) and Gray (pms 424c)Conference l Conference USAPresident l David W. Leebron (Harvard, ‘76)Athletics Director l Rick Greenspan (Maryland, ‘75)Athletics Phone Number l 713.348.6920Mailing Address l P.O. Box 1892, MS 548 Houston, TX 77251-1892Physical Address l Tudor Fieldhouse 6100 Main Street Houston, TX 77005

Rice Head CoachHead Coach l Drew Scott Alma Mater l Rice, ‘98 Office Phone l 713.348.4763 Email Address l [email protected]

Home CourseHome Course l Westwood Golf Club Par & Yardage l Par 72 / 7,184 Yards General Manager l Jay Haffner Head Golf Professional l Gene PotterClub Address l 8888 Country Creek Drive Houston, Texas 77036 Club Number l (713) 774-3011

Team Information2009-10 Highlights l NCAA Regional Appearance 2009-10 Tournament Titles l Two UTA/Waterchase Invitational Rice Intercollegiate 2010 C-USA Tournament Finish l Tied-2ndLettermen Returning/Lost l 5/5Newcomers l 3

Media RelationsGolf Contact l Ron Mears Office Number l 713.348.3929 Cell Number l 832.969.1310 Email Address l [email protected] Fax Number l 713.348.6019

Rice Internet l RiceOwls.comFacebook l facebook.com/RiceAthleticsTwitter l twitter.com/riceowlsdotcomGolf Twitter l twitter.com/ricegolf

Rice University is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity in education and employment. Rice does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, disability or veteran status.

2010-11 Rice Golf RosterName Ht. Wt. Class Exp. Hometown/High School

Robert Burrow 6-0 180 Senior 2L Charlotte, N.C./Latin

Chris Contreras 5-10 140 Freshman HS San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan

James Hiester 5-9 170 Freshman HS Bellingham, Wash./Bellingham

Erik Mayer 6-1 170 Junior 2L Appleton, Wis./Appleton East

Tim Pawul 6-7 200 Senior 3L East Setauket, N.Y./Melville

Michael Whitehead 5-10 150 Senior 3L Sugar Land, Texas

Jeff Wibawa 6-0 205 Freshman HS Encino, Calif./Harvard-Westlake

Brock Wilson 6-1 190 Sophomore 1L Beaumont, Texas/Kelly

Head Coach: Drew Scott (Rice, ‘98)

2010-11 Rice ScheduleDate Tournament Site LocationSept. 13-14 Sam Hall Intercollegiate Hattiesburg Country Club Hattiesburg, Miss. Host: Southern Miss

Sept. 20-21 UTA/Waterchase Invitational Waterchase Golf Club Arlington, Texas Host: Texas-Arlington

Oct. 4-5 La Tech Squire Creek Invitational Squire Creek Country Club Choudrant, La. Host: Louisiana Tech

Oct. 10-11 Rod Myers Invitational Duke University Golf Club Durham, N.C. Host: Duke

Oct. 18-19 David Toms Intercollegiate Country Club of Louisiana Baton Rouge, La. Host: Louisiana State

Feb. 14-15 UTSA Oak Hills Invitational Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas Host: Texas-San Antonio

Feb. 21-22 11th Annual Rice Intercollegiate Westwood Golf Club Houston, Texas presented by Srixon Host: Rice

March 13-15 Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic Squire Creek Country Club Choudrant, La. Host: Louisiana Tech

March 21-22 Duck Invitational Eugene Country Club Eugene, Ore. Host: Oregon

March 25-26 60th Border Olympics Laredo Country Club Laredo, Texas Host: Houston

April 4-5 The Bankcorp South Intercollegiate Reunion Golf & Country Club Madison, Miss. Host: Mississippi

April 24-26 Conference USA Championship Texarkana Country Club Texarkana, Ark.

May 19-21 NCAA Regional Tournament Host: Campus Sites

May 31 - NCAA Championship Karsten Creek Stillwater, Okla.June 5 Host: Oklahoma State

2 l Rice Golf l Player Profiles

Robert Burrow

6-0 l 170 l Sr.-2L l Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Latin School

2008-09 SeasonS 8-9 70 San Francisco Invitational 82-76-76–234 +21 S 16-17 T12 Kansas Men’s Invitational 73-71-76–220 +4 O 6-7 T77 Memphis Intercollegiate 83-78–161 +17 O 13-14 T71 The Prestige at PGA West 81-75-78–234 +18 N 3-5 T48 Pacific Invitational 72-72-80–224 +11 F 2-3 T58 Arizona Intercollegiate 87-74-66–227 +14 F 16-17 T9 9th Rice Intercollegiate 77-69-73–219 +3 M 9-10 T12 24th Louisiana Classics 69-77-70–216 E M 13-14 T26 Border Olympics 73-77-74–224 +8 M 30-31 T71 Morris Williams Intercollegiate 75-78-83–236 +23 A 10-11 T75 River Landing Intercollegiate 78-80-76–234 +18 A 19-21 T29 C-USA Championship 74-74-74–222 +6

2009-10 SeasonO 18-19 T42 Lone Star Intercollegiate 79-74-76–229 +13 O 26-27 T28 David Toms Intercollegiate 73-73-70–216 +3 N 2-3 T38 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate 75-77-74–226 +10 F 15-16 T50 10th Rice Intercollegiate 77-81-79–237 +21 M 5-6 88 59th Border Olympics 86-90-83–259 +43

2010-11 SeasonS 13-14 T62 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate 78-71-73–222 +9 S 20-21 T30 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 76-68-76–220 +4 O 10-11 T59 Rod Myers Invitational 79-76-75–230 +14 O 18-19 T68 David Toms Intercollegiate 70-80-83–233 +17 F 14-15 77 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational 76-76-79–231 +18 F 21-22 T55 11th Rice Intercollegiate 71-79-75–225 +9 M 21-22 87 The Duck Invitational 85-80-78–243 +27

At RicePlayed in 24 collegiate tournaments during career at Rice ... best career finish was a tie for ninth at the 2009 Rice Intercollegiate ... was a three-time selection to the Confer-ence USA Commissiner’s Honor Roll.

2010-11Competed in seven tournaments during senior season ... had 76.38 strokes per round average during the year ... shot a season-low round of 68 at the UTA/Waterchase In-vitational ... second-round score was part of a three-round, four-over par 220 as he finished 30th at the tournament ... best finish in the spring was a tie for 55th at the Rice Intercollegiate ... began the home tournament with a 71 en route to a three-round score of 225 (+9).

2009-10Played in the final three team events of the fall season as well as two events in the spring ... for the season had a 77.80 strokes per round average ... best performance of the fall was a tie for 28th at the David Toms Intercollegiate as the Owls finished in a tie for fifth ... carded a three-over par 216 (73-73-70) at the LSU-hosted event ... shot a 226 (75-77-74) at the Carter Plantation Intercollegiate, finishing in a tie for 38th at the final event of the fall ... tied for 50th at the 10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon as the Owls claimed their second team championship of the year ... carded a 237 (77-81-79) at the Rice-hosted event ... also traveled to the 59th Border Olympics during the spring season.

2008-09One of two golfers to play in all 12 events during the year ... averaged 75.80 strokes over 32 rounds ... posted three, Top 15 finishes ... top finish in the fall was a tie for 12th at the Kansas Men’s Invitational ... carded a four-over 220 (73-71-76) as Rice tied for eighth at the 16-team event held in mid-September ... began the spring season at the Arizona Intercollegiate ... struggled with an 87-74 first day before firing a 66 during the tournament’s final round ... 66 tied for the second-lowest score at Rice since 1985 ... tied for ninth at the Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... after an opening round 77 came back later in the day to shoot a 69 ... went on to finish with a three-round score of 219 (+3) for the tournament played at Westwood Golf Club ... finished in a tie for 12th at the 24th Louisiana Classics ... opened the tournament with a 69 and finished with a three-round score of 216 (Even) ... closed out the year with a tie for 29th at the Conference USA Championship ... shot a 222 (+6) at the league tournament ... named to the Conference USA All-Academic Golf Team ... also selected to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

At Rhodes CollegePosted three, Top 10 finishes as a freshman during Rhodes College’s fall season in 2007 ... won the Rhodes College Men’s Fall Classic with a two-round score of 143 (-1) ... his 73.3 stroke average was the team low for Rhodes, which was one of the Top 10 teams in NCAA Division III for the 2007-08 season.

Amateur Highlights2010Injury limited his play over the summer ... posted a 53rd-place finish at the Carolina Open with a three-round score of 222 (76-70-76) ... was 57th at the North Carolina Open with a three-round score of 218 (73-72-73) ... had a two-round score of 144 (70-74) at a U.S. Amateur qualifier played in Massachusetts and was the second-alternate to advance to the championship.

Ro b e R t bu R R ow Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2008-09 12 35 2653 66 75.80 - 2 1 - -2009-10 5 15 1167 70 77.80 - - - - - 2010-11 7 21 1604 68 76.38 - - - - - Totals 24 71 5424 66 76.39 - 2 1 - -


2009Summer amateur season was highlighted by qualifying and playing in the 109th U.S. Amateur played in Tulsa, Okla. ... carded a two-round 155 (+15) to tie for 199th in stroke play at the tournament ... qualified for the U.S. Amateur by shooting a three-under par 139 to win the two-round U.S. Amateur Qualifier played at Wahconah Country Club in Dalton, Mass. ... won the qualifier by one stroke ... began a full summer of play at the 58th Carolina Four-Ball golf championship played at Camden Coun-try Club in Camden, S.C. ... shot a seven-under par 133 to tie for the 10th lowest score in stroke play before losing 1 down during the Round of 32 in match play ... following week shot a two-round score of 146 to tie for ninth at the 15th Annual Keith Hills Amateur played in Buies Creek, N.C.

2008Missed the cut by one stroke at the U.S. Open Qualifier held at the Duke University Golf Club in Durham, N.C., carding a 72 ... at the North Caro-lina Amateur Qualifier, shot a 70 at Raintree Country Club in Charlotte to claim medalist honors and advance to the tournament ... had a four-round score of 299 (74-75-81-69) to place 31st ... advanced to the Dog-wood Invitational after shooting a 69 in the qualifier ... went on to tie for 41st at the Dogwood Invitational with a three-round score of 214 (67-75-72)... also claimed medalist honors at the Carolinas Amateur Qualifier with a 70 ... shot a 77-73 but failed to advance to match play ... shot a 67 in the prequalifier then a 67 in the qualifier for the PGA Tour Wyndham Championship ... missed the cut to play in the pro event by one stroke.

2007Posted three, Top 10 finishes during the summer ... carded a three-round score of 217 to tie for fifth at the North-South Junior Championship in Pinehurst, N.C. ... went on to tie for ninth at the AJGA Heritage Junior Championship in Charleston, S.C. (213) and tied for fourth at the AJGA David Gossett Junior in Memphis, Tenn. (221) ... has tallied 11, Top 10 finishes in various tournaments over the last two years.

Charlotte Latin SchoolWas twice named the Charlotte Independent Schools Athletic Associa-tion (CISAA) Player of the Year ... also a two-time team MVP ... as a se-nior, was named First-Team All-Mecklenburg County as well as selected to the All-Charlotte Observer team ... the Observer also named him a “Golfer to Watch” for both the 2006 and 2007 seasons ... outside of com-petitive golf, was named “Volunteer of the Year” by First Tee of Charlotte in 2007 ... high school coach was Bob Robinson.

Personal Son of Leslie Keith Burrow and Catherine Angela Burrow ... born July 5, 1989 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia ... Sport Management major ... member of Jones College.


Chris Contreras

5-10 l 140 l Fr.-HS l San Antonio, Texas Ronald Reagan HS

2010-11 SeasonS 13-14 75 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate 77-76-74–227 +14 O 4-5 T59 LT/Squire Creek Intercollegiate 83-78-83–244 +28 F 14-15 T61 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational 73-77-77–227 +14 F 21-22 T58 11th Rice Intercollegiate 77-71-78–226 +10 M 25-26 T67 60th Border Olympics 80-75-69–224 +8 A 4-5 T17 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 74-72–146 +2 A 24-26 44 C-USA Championship 74-79-76–229 +13

At Rice2010-11Competed in seven events including five in the spring during his freshman season ... fourth on the squad with a 76.15 strokes per round average ... best finish of the year was a tie for 17th at the weather-shortened Bancorp South Intercollegiate ... fired an even-par, second-round 72 to finish with a 146 two-round score (+2) ... tied for 44th at the Conference USA Championship later in the month of April ... finished with a three-round 229 (+13) at the conference tournament ... also played in the first two events of the spring season, playing in his native San Antonio at the UTSA/oak Hills Invitational as well as competing for the Owls’ five-member team at the 11th Rice Intercollegiate ... qualified and played in the Owls’ first tournament of the fall season ... shot a 227 (+14) at the Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate hosted by Southern Miss ... also competed for the Owls at the Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate.

Ronald Reagan High SchoolDistrict 26-5A individual champion and also helped prep team to district title and fifth-place finish at Texas 5A State Championship ... carded a two-round score of 140 (68-72) at the district tournament ... an all-region and all-state selection ... won the NEISD Tour-nament of champions with a two-round score of 145 (71-74) ... placed second at the Rio Grande Valley Invitational with a 140 (71-69) ... was seventh at the state tournament ... had a 72.1 scoring average as a senior ... member of high school team which began the year by winning the 52-team Bart Granger Memorial Tournament in Fort Worth ... high school coach was Brent McCuiston ... academically, graduated Magna Cum Laude ... was a National Hispanic Scholar and named to the academic all-district squad ... as a junior was the San Antonio Express-News Player of the Year ... won both the District 26-5A tournament with a two-round score of 144 (71-73) as well as the Region IV Class 5A tournament, carding a 140 (67-73) ... was 10th at the Texas 5A State Championship with a two-round score of 149 (77-72) ... finished eighth out of 248 competitors at the Bart Granger memorial Tournament with a three-round score of 215 (72-72-71).

Amateur Highlights2010Tied for 12th at the Rice Planters Amateur Championship ... carded a 283 (71-74-67-71) over the four-round championship ... finished fourth at the College Players Tour event played at Canyon Springs with a 215 (73-72-70) ... was the runner-up at the San Anto-nio Men’s Amateur Match Play Championship, losing Texas Tech senior Will Griffin in the finals ... carded a three-round score of 221 (71-76-74) at the Southwestern Amateur Championship.

2009Finished third at the AJGA Valero Texas Open Junior with a 214 (74-68-72). 2008: won the Texas Junior Golf Tour Traditions at Texsa A&M with a one-under par 215 (73-72-70) ... sixth at the AJGA Stars of Texas junior with a three-round score of 219 (72-73-74).

PersonalBorn Nov. 16, 1991 in San Antonio ... son of Tom and Leti Contreras ... has a younger sister, Kelly ... father played collegiately at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio ... Mc-Murtry College.

Ch R i s Co n t R e R a s Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2010-11 7 20 1523 69 76.15 1 - - - -


James Hiester

5-9 l 170 l Fr.-HS l Bellingham, Wash. Bellingham HS

At Rice2010-11Played in one tournament during his freshman season at Rice, competing in the 11th Annual Rice Intercollegiate played at Westwood Golf Club ... shot a three-round 235 (+19) at the home event ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

Bellingham High SchoolHelped lead Bellingham to a state championship senior year ... had a 72.8 scoring aver-age with three wins as a senior ... lowest finish during the season was a tie for fifth ... was the AA District Championship individual medalist as the Red Raiders also captured a team district title ... won the individual title by eight strokes with a two-round, even par score of 142 (69-73) ... Bellingham won the team district title by 21 strokes ... team also won the Northwest Conference championship ... team also qualified for the 28th Bill Egbers Memorial Tournament ... named the Northwest Conference MVP in addition to being selected all-state, all-district and all-county ... was prep team’s co-captain ... high school coach was James Everett ... posted four wins and had a 76.2 scoring average as a junior ... all-district pick as a junior ... points to the Central Washington Invitational held at Apple Tree Golf Course as one of his most memorable moments of his junior season ... won the tournament despite high winds ... also a member of Bellingham’s swim team and active is DECA, Debate and ASB ... was an AP Scholar with Honors and twice named Bellingham’s Student of the Semester.

PersonalBorn April 15, 1992 in Princeton, N.J. ... son of Andy and Wendy Hiester ... has an older sister, Liz ... has not officially declared a major but plans on pursuing a degree in mate-rial science and a career in the aerospace industry ... member of Duncan College.

Ja m e s hi e s te R Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2010-11 1 3 235 75 78.33 - - - - -

2010-11 SeasonF 21-22 T58 11th Rice Intercollegiate 80-80-75–235 +19


Erik Mayer

6-1 l 170 l Jr.-2L l Appleton, Wis. Appleton East HS

2008-09 SeasonS 16-17 T51 Kansas Men’s Invitational 76-77-76–229 +13 F 2-3 T86 Arizona Intercollegiate 85-75-78–238 +25 F 16-17 T75 Rice Intercollegiate 82-76-86–244 +28

2009-10 SeasonO 26-27 T19 HBU Men’s Intercollegiate 76-73–149 +5 F 15-16 T38 10th Rice Intercollegiate 80-77-77–234 +18

2010-11 SeasonS 13-14 70 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate 77-72-75–224 +11 S 20-21 T62 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 77-71-79–227 +11O 4-5 T62 LT/Squire Creek Intercollegiate 76-86-83–245 +29 O 18-19 T75 David Toms Intercollegiate 80-80-82–242 +26 F 21-22 T23 11th Rice Intercollegiate 72-74-73–219 +3 M 13-15 T38 La Tech Bulldog Classic 75-80-74–229 +13 M 21-22 T72 The Duck Invitational 81-77-75–233 +17 M 25-26 T44 60th Border Olympics 74-69-77–220 +4 A 4-5 75 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 89-80–169 +25 A 24-26 T48 C-USA Championship 81-79-79–239 +23

At RiceHas competed in 15 collegiate tournaments during career including 10 as a junior ... has a career 77.53 strokes per round average ... best finish of his career was a tie for 19th at the HBU Men’s Intercollegiate in the fall of 2009 ... three-time recipient of the Confer-ence USA Commissioner’s Medal ... award is given to student-athletes who maintain a cumulative 3.75 grade point average ... also a three-time Conference USA Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll selection.

2010-11Played in 10 tournaments during junior season, including six events in the spring ... for the year had a 77.24 strokes per round average ... best performance of the season was a tie for 23rd at the 11th Rice Intercollegiate ... fired a three-over par 219 (72-74-73) at the home event played at Westwood Golf Club ... second-round 69 was part of a four-over par 220 performance at the 60th Border Olympics ... tied for 44th at the event played at the Laredo Country Club ... played in four tournaments in the fall, shooting a fall-season low round of 71 at the UTA/Waterchase Invitational ... finished in a tie for 62nd at UTA’s tournament as the Owls finished eighth as a team.

2009-10Competed in one fall tournament during the fall season as an individual, tying for 19th at the HBU Men’s Intercollegiate ... carding a two-round, five-over par score of 149 (76-73) at the tournament which was cut back to two rounds by inclement weather ... com-peted as an individual at the 10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate, tying for 38th ... shot a three-round score of 234 (80-77-77) at the Rice-hosted event. 2008-09Saw action in three tournaments as a true freshman ... had a 79.00 scoring average over nine rounds of golf ... played in one fall tournament, finishing in a tie for 51st at the Kansas Men’s Invitational played in Lawrence, Kan. ... had a three-round score of 229 (76-77-76) ... Rice tied for eighth out of 16 teams at the KU-hosted tournament ... also played in the first two events of the spring seeing action at the Arizona Intercollegiate and as an individual at the 9th Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... in first col-legiate season named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

Amateur Highlights2010Won the Northeast Wisconsin Golf Association Amateur Championship ... qualified for match play with a 73 before winning four straight matches in 20 holes (5&4, 5&4 and 6&5) ... tied for 19th at the Ray Fischer Amateur with a four-round score of 285 (77-70-71-67) and was third at Fox Cities Amateur with a three-round score of 208 (69-69-70) ... finished in a tie for 43rd at the Wisconsin State Amateur.

2009Finished third at the Fox Cities Amateur with a three-round score of 208 (five-under par) ... also played in the Ray Fischer Amateur and Appleton City Tournament while in Wisconsin over the summer and also played in a U.S. Amateur qualifying tournament ... an AJGA member since 2005, Mayer had three, Top 10 and three, Top 25 finishes at AJGA national tournaments.

eR i k ma Ye R Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2008-09 3 9 711 75 79.00 - - - - -2009-10 2 5 383 73 76.60 1 - - - - 2010-11 10 29 2240 69 77.24 - - - - - Totals 15 43 3334 69 77.53 1 - - - -


Appleton East High SchoolHeading into his senior season, was a two-time all-state golfer at Ap-pleton East ... in addition to being named to the 2006 and 2007 WIAA All-State Teams, was a 2007 Wisconsin Golf Coaches Academic All-State Team member ... also a three-time all-conference and all-area team member ... during his junior season at Appleton East, Mayer won the Appleton High School Tournament, the Fox Valley Association Confer-ence Tournament and the WIAA State Regional Tournament ... is a Na-tional Merit Commended Scholar, an active member of National Honor Society and ranked first in his class of 422 students at Appleton East High School ... received the 2007 Outstanding Student Award from the Appleton Downtown Rotary Club.

Was one of 12 male athletes named to the 2007 Hewlett Packard Scho-lastic Junior All-American Team by the American Junior Golf Association ... selections were based upon a required essay as well as excellence on the golf course, in the classroom and in the community ... Mayer’s es-say, entitled “Who Is The Best Putter You Know?” won the national essay contest.

PersonalSon of Lisa and Steve Mayer and has a younger sister, Kaitlyn ... Math-ematical Economic Analysis major ... member of Wiess College.


Tim Pawul

6-7 l 200 l Sr.-3L l East Setauket, N.Y. Melville HS

2007-08 SeasonO 8-9 T85 Memphis Intercollegiate 80-83–163 +14 O 15-16 94 Squire Creek Invitational 81-79-82–242 +26 O 29-30 88 Wimberley Intercollegiate 80-77-76–233 +20 N 5-7 68 Pacific Invitational 78-77-77–232 +16 F 18-19 61 Rice Intercollegiate 90-82-95–267 +51

2008-09 SeasonF 16-17 T49 9th Rice Intercollegiate 71-80-78–229 +13 M 9-10 T62 24th Louisiana Classics 71-80-78–229 +13 M 13-14 86 58th Border Olympics 85-80-82–247 +31 A 10-11 T75 River Landing Intercollegiate 79-77-78–234 +18A 19-21 T48 C-USA Championship 80-78-74–232 +16

2009-10 SeasonO 26-27 57 HBU Men’s Intercollegiate 86-79–165 +21 F 15-16 T13 10th Rice Intercollegiate 76-77-75–228 +12 F 22 T46 J.L. Lewis Intercoolegiate 82-81–163 +21 M 5-6 T84 59th Border Olympics 77-83-81–241 +25 M 29-30 91 UALR/First Tee Collegiate Classic 80-80-82–242 +26

2010-11 SeasonO 10-11 63 Rod Myers Invitational 78-76-79–233 +17 F 21-22 T41 11th Rice Intercollegiate 72-74-76–222 +6 M 13-15 68 La Tech Bulldog Classic 84 +12

At RiceCompeted in 18 tournaments during four-year career at Rice ... best career finish was a tie for 13th at the 2010 Rice Intercollegiate ... four-time Conference USA Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll selection.

2010-11Played in three tournaments as a senior including two events in the spring before be-ing sidelined by a pulled back muscle ... tied for 41st at the 11th Rice Intercolleagie with a six-over par, 222 score (72-74-76) ... suffered back injury during the Owls’ next outing at the La Tech Bulldog Classic ... finished out the first round but did not compete in the final two rounds of the tournament ... during the fall, competed for the Owls at the Rod Myers Invitational hosted by Duke University.

2009-10Saw action in five tournaments during the season including four in the spring ... was a member of the Rice five-golfer squad on two occassions with best finish as a member of the team a tie for 46th at the weather-shortened J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate ... best finish of the year came as an individual player when he shot a 228 (79-74-75) to tie for 13th at the 10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... played in one tour-nament as an individual during the fall season, competing at the HBU Men’s Intercolle-giate played at Sienna Plantation Golf Club ... carded a two-round score of 165 (86-79) during the weather-shortened tournament played in late October.

2008-09Played in five spring tournaments for Rice ... had a 78.06 stroke average over 15 rounds ... first action of the year came at the 9th Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... opened the tournament with a 74 and went on to tie for 49th with a 229 (+13) ... went on to play in four of the team’s final five tournaments ... closed out the year at the Con-ference USA Golf Championship where he carded a 232 (+16) as the Owls posted an eighth-place finish ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the second straight year.

2007-08Played a total of 14 rounds as a true freshman, averaging 81.21 strokes per round ... saw action in just one spring event, playing as an individual at the 8th Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... carded a three-round score of 267 ... competed in four of the team’s five fall tournaments, playing 11 rounds ... averaged 79.09 strokes per round ... top finish was a three-round score of 218 (+16) at the Pacific Invitational in Stockton, Calif. to close out the fall ... began his collegiate career with a two-round score of 163 (+19) at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

Amateur Highlights2010Summer competition was highlited by a tie for 12th at the Collegiate Players Tour held in Spring ... after an opening round 75, carded a 69 to finish with a two-round score of 144 ... shot a three-round score of 229 (77-82-70) at the South Texas Amateur ... at the Young Houstonian, carded a three-round score of 230 (79-79-72).

ti m Pa w u l Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2007-08 5 14 1137 76 81.21 - - - - -2008-09 5 15 1171 71 78.06 - - - - -2009-10 5 13 1039 75 79.92 - 1 - - - 2010-11 3 7 539 72 77.00 - - - - - Totals 18 49 3886 71 79.31 - 1 - - -


2009Played in several events during the summer including qualifiers for the U.S. Open, North Carolina Open, South Carolina Open, Southern Ama-teur and U.S. Amateur.

2007Posted a pair of third-place finishes during the year - at the 2007 CPT Championship at Iron Valley Golf Club and at the 2007 CPT Champion-ship at Rome Country Club. 2006: Shot a 74-72=146 to qualify for the U.S. Junior Amateur in Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. ... shot a 74-71-73=218 to place 10th at the AJGA Buick Championship. 2005: Shot a 73-70-70=213 to place seventh at the AJGA Lessings Classic. Qualified for the U.S. Kids national championship at age 12 at Jekyl Island, Ga.

Ward Melville High SchoolWas a five-time New York State Public High School championship quali-fier ... carded a 70-76=146 to win a high school district tournament championship in 2006.

PersonalFull name: Timothy Peter Pawul ... Born Jan. 26, 1989 in Huntington, N.Y. ... son of Walter (Skip) and Janet Pawul ... father graduated from the United States Coast Guard Academy and played for the Academy’s base-ball team ... has two sisters, Diana and Danielle Pawul ... double major at Rice in Political Science and Economics ... member of Sid Richardson College.


Michael Whitehead

5-10 l 150 l Sr.-3L l Sugar Land, Texas

2007-08 SeasonS 8 T63 Purdue Midwest Shootout 80 +8 O 8-9 T56 Memphis Intercollegiate 76-78–154 +10 O 15-16 T50 Squire Creek Classic 76-76-72–224 +8 O 29-30 T23 Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate 76-70-68–214 +1 N 5-7 T65 Pacific Invitational 75-79-74–228 +12 F 11-12 T54 Pat Hicks Thunderbird Invitational 75-74–149 +5 F 18-19 T27 8th Rice Intercollegiate 75-74-76–225 +9 F 24-25 T30 Cuthbert Cup 78-71–149 +5 M 14-15 T29 57th Border Olympics 77-80-71–228 +12 M 24-25 T44 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate 78-82-78–238 +22 A 11-13 T40 River Landing Intercollegiate 76-73-73–222 +6 A 20-22 T17 C-USA Chamionship 74-74-72–220 +4

2008-09 SeasonS 8-9 T42 San Francisco Invitational 77-76-72–225 +12 S 16-17 T56 Kansas Men’s Invitational 79-78-74–231 +15 O 6-7 T20 Memphis Intercollegiate 78-71–149 +5 O 13-14 T76 The Prestige at PGA West 84-74-78–236 +20 N 3-5 T34 Pacific Invitational 69-76-76–221 +8 F 2-3 T44 Arizona Intercollegiate 72-73-79–224 +11 F 16-17 T49 9th Rice Intercollegiate 75-77-77–229 +13 M 9-10 T6 24th Louisiana Classics 71-69-73–213 -3 M 13-14 T26 58th Border Olympics 76-72-76–224 +8 M 30-31 T50 Morris Williams Intercollegiate 78-78-81–233 +20 A 10-11 T58 River Landing Intercollegiate 76-76-74–226 +10 A 19-21 16 C-USA Championship 69-74-73–216 E

2009-10 SeasonS 21-22 T5 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 73-71-71–215 -1 O 5-6 T19 Squire Creek Classic 75-71-73–219 +3 O 18-19 40 Lone Star Intercollegiate 79-74-74–227 +11 O 26-27 T45 David Toms Intercollegiate 73-72-75–220 +7 N 2-3 T40 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate 72-79-76–227 +11 F 15-16 2 10th Rice Intercollegiate 72-75-73–220 +4 F 22 T5 J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate 72-74–146 +4 M 5-6 T66 59th Border Olympics 71-81-82–234 +18 M 15-16 T11 La Tech Bulldog Classic 75-73-77–225 +9 M 29-30 T11 UALR/First Tee Collegiate Classic 75-72-71–218 +2 A 5-6 T32 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 75-75-71–221 +5 A 12-13 5 Jim West Intercollegiate 71-71-74–216 E A 25-27 T10 C-USA Championship 72-75-71–218 +2 M 20-22 T17 NCAA Regional 72-72-73–217 +1

2010-11 SeasonS 13-14 T40 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate 72-74-71–-217 +4 S 20-21 T5 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 72-71-70–213 -3 O 4-5 T2 LT/Squire Creek Intercollegiate 66-78-71–215 -1 O 10-11 T2 Rod Myers Invitational 68-71-73–212 -4 O 18-19 T8 David Toms Intercollegiate 69-74-69–212 -4 F 14-15 29 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational 71-73-75–219 +6 F 21-22 T5 11th Rice Intercollegiate 73-70-68–211 -5 M 13-15 6 LaTech Bulldog Classic 73-73-72–218 +2 M 21-22 T2 The Duck Invitational 72-71-66–209 -7 M 25-26 1 60th Border Olympics 68-67-62–197 -19 A 4-5 T17 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 69-77–146 +2 A 24-26 T26 C-USA Champonship 70-74-77–221 +5 M 19-21 T16 NCAA Regional 74-68-73–215 -1

At RicePlayed in all 50 tournaments Rice competed in as a team over four-year career in ad-dition to playing as an individual at the 2011 NCAA Regionals ... lowered his stroke average each of his four seasons at Rice, finishing with a 73.60 strokes per round aver-age ... during career tallied a total of 24, Top 20 performances including 14, Top 10s ... since the beginning of the 2010 spring season posted 17, Top 20 finishes over his last 22 tournaments ... has had 12, Top 10s over the past year and a half ... over career had 18 rounds in which he scored in the 60s ... second straight NCAA Regional Tournament culminated a busy week for the senior ... the Saturday prior to the regional received his bachelor’s degree during the 98th Commencement of Rice University ... the following Monday qualified for sectional qualifying of the U.S. Open by tying for sixth the shoot-ing par on the first playoff hole at a local stage qualifier played at Lakeside Country Club in Houston.

2010-11 Selected the 2011 Conference USA Golfer of the Year by the league’s head coaches ... also named to the All-Conference USA First Team ... was honored for his achievements both in the classroom and on the golf course when he was selected to the Conference USA All-Academic Team ... finished senior year with a 71.18 strokes per round average, playing in 38 rounds ... highlighting the senior’s season was a win at the 60th Border Olympics played at the Laredo Country Club in March ... fired a final-round, 10-under par en route to a two-stroke victory at the tournament ... the 62 set a Rice record for an 18-hole round and also established a new Laredo Country Club course record ... fin-ished the tournament with a 19-under par 197, three-round score ... monumental per-formance led him to being honored by Golfweek as well as sharing Golf Digest’s Player of the Week honors ... for the second straight week and fifth time during the season was named the Conference USA Men’s Golfer of the Week ... before winning the Border Olympics, had come close to individual titles on more than one occasion during the year ... a week earlier during sank seven birdie putts en route to a final-round 66 which propelled him into a tie for second at the University of Oregon’s Duck Invitational ... began the final 18-hole circuit tied for 11th, seven strokes back of the first-day leader ... with the tournament utilizing a shotgun start, began the final round on the back nine, after making the turn scored birdies on four of the first five holes on the Eugene Coun-try Club’s front nine ... finished the tournament with a three-round score of 209 (-7), two strokes back of the individual champion ... also during the spring season tied for fifth at the 11th Rice Intercollegiate with a seven-under par 209 (72-71-66) and placed sixth at the LaTech Bulldog Classic ... shot a 218 at the LaTech tournament (73-73-72) ... concluded his career as the No. 1 individual seed at the NCAA Regional played at Colo-rado National Golf Club in Erie, Colo. ... tournament was his second straight regional appearance ... tied for 16th with a three-round score of 215 (74-68-73).

After a 40th-place finish in the 2010-11 season opener in Hattiesburg, Miss., finished in the Top 10 of the last four tournaments of the fall ... Top 10 finishes began with a tie for fifth at the UTA/Waterchase Invitational ... shot a three-round, three-under par 213 (72-71-70) in Fort Worth ... posted back-to-back ties for second at the Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate and the Rod Myers Invitational hosted by Duke ... at Squire Creek Country Club, shot a one-under par 215 (66-78-71) for the first of two runner-up finishes ... in Durham, N.C., carded a four-under par 212 (68-71-73) ... tied for eighth at the David Toms Intercollegiate hosted by LSU ... finished with a three-round score of 212 (69-74-69) to cap the fall season.

2009-10Named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar as selected by the Golf Coaches Association of America ... one of three Rice golfers to play all 38 competitive rounds during the season for the Owls ... led Rice with a 73.47 strokes per round average for the season ... nine, Top 20 finishes including four, Top Fives also led the squad ... began the fall with a tie for fifth at the UTA/Waterchase Intercollegiate ... carded a one-under par 215 (73-71-71) as the Owls won the tournament by two strokes ... helped pace the Owls’ to the team title by being one of three Rice golfers to birdie the final hole of the tournament ... tied for 19th at the Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate, carding a three-round score of 219 (75-71-73) ... was the Owls’ top finisher at the Lone Star In-vitational, finishing with a two-over par 218 (69-76-73) ... was the runner-up at the 10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon ... shot a four-over par 220 (72-75-73) to finish second behind teammate Christopher Brown ... performance helped the Owls


mi C h a e l wh i te h e a d Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2007-08 12 31 2331 68 75.19 1 - - - -2008-09 12 35 2627 69 75.06 2 - 1 - -2009-10 14 41 3009 69 73.39 2 3 1 4 - 2010-11 13 38 2705 62 71.18 2 - 2 5 1 Totals 51 145 10,672 62 73.60 7 3 4 9 1

to their second team championship of the season ... tied for fifth at the J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate as the Owls finished second at the weather-shortened event ... had a four-over par, two-round score of 146 (72-74) on the par 71 course ... tied for 11th at back-to-back events - Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic and the UALR/First Tee Collegiate Classic ... Owls’ leading finisher at the Jim West Intercollegiate, posting a fifth-place fin-ish with an even par 216 (71-71-74) ... tied for 10th at the Conference USA Golf Championship, helping Rice to a tie for second ... team finish was the Owls’ best finish at a league championship since the 1930s ... shot a two-over par 218 at the conference championship (72-75-71). 2008-09One of only two Rice golfers to see action in all 12 events during the year ... over the course of 35 rounds had a 75.06 stroke average ... tied for 20th at the weather-shortened Memphis Intercollegiate in early Oc-tober ... had a two-round score of 149 (+5) ... followed up an opening-round 78 with a one-under par 71 at the Memphis Intercollegiate ... tied individually for 34th at the Pacific Invitational as Rice wrapped up the fall season with a tie for third at the tournament played in Stockton, Calif. ... had an opening-round 69 at the Pacific Invitational before carding consecutive 76s for a three-round score of 221 (+8) ... top tournament finish of the year came during the spring at the 24th Louisiana Classics ... opened play at the Louisiana-Lafayette tournament with a 71-69 and finished in a tie for sixth with a 213 (-3) ... was named Conference USA’s Golfer of the Week following the tournament ... closed out the year with a 16th-place finish at the Conference USA Championship ... began tour-nament play with an opening-round 69 ... went on to shoot an even-par 216 for the championship ... academically, named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the second straight year.

2007-08Played in all 12 events of the year, averaging 75.19 strokes over 31 rounds ... closed out the year by tying for 17th at the Conference USA Championship ... was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team following the event ... closed out he season with a three-round score of 220 (+4) at the conference tournament ... had both a hole-in-one and an eagle on a par four during the final round of the championship ... best three-round score of the year was a one-over par 214 at the Herb Wim-berly Intercollegiate played on the par 71 New Mexico State Golf Club ... tied for 27th at the 8th Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon with a three-round score of 225 ... competed in all five fall tournaments as a true freshman and was the Owls’ top finisher in one event ... after rounds of 76 and 70 at the Herb Wimberly, fired a final-round 68 (season low) to card a 214 (+1) and finish in a tie for 23rd ... shot an eight-over par 224 in first three-round tournament of his career, the Louisiana Tech Squire Creek Classic ... tied for 50th at the LaTech tourney ... closed out the fall with a tie for 65th at the Pacific Invitational (75-79-74=228).

Amateur Highlights 2011Began the year by advancing to the semifinals of the Houston Golf As-sociation Collegiate Match Play Championship ... advanced to the sem-finals by winning back-to-back matches a day earlier ... qualified for the event by finishing seventh in stroke play.

2010Won the Houston Golf Association’s Collegiate Match Play Champion-ship held at Cypress Golf Club at the beginning of the year ... after tying for second with a two-round score of 146 during stroke play, won four straight pairings in match play to win the title ... won the championship match 4 & 3 after a 1 Up victory in the semifinals ... began the week the Owls played at the NCAA College Station Regional by firing a five-under par 67 at Lakeside Country Club to tie for third at a U.S. Open local qualifying tournament ... with the performance at the 122-golfer event, moved on to compete at the Sectional played at the Club at Carlton Woods in the Woodlands ... tied for 12th and was the second low ama-teur at the sectional with a two-round score of 148 (76-72) ... posted a 10th place finish at the Spirit of America Classic with a four-round score of 288 (70-74-69-75) ... at the Eastern Amateur tied for 43rd in a field of almost 200 golfers with a four-round score of 281 (70-74-69-75) ... was the second lowest amateur finisher at the Texas State Opening, tying for 25th with a four-round score of 276 (66-69-72-69) ... shot a seven-under par 137, including an opening round 67 to win the U.S. Amateur qualifier played at The Woodlands Country Club ... advanced to play in his first U.S. Amateur Championship ... finished with a two-round stroke play score of 166.

2009Separated himself from the field during the final day of the Texas Golf Association’s South Amateur Championship, winning the event for the second time in three years ... entered the final round in a three-way tie for first before carding the only subpar round during the final day of play to win the championship by six strokes ... had a three-round score of 211 on the BlackHorse Golf Course in Cypress ... shot a 69 to qualify for the 39th Chesepeake Energy Texas State Open then made the cut at the tournament ... carded a four-round score of 284 (+4) to tie for 41st ... one of only seven amateur golfers to make the cut ... shot a 72 in U.S. Open qualifier played at The Club at Carlton Woods in the Woodlands.

2007Missed qualifying for the 2007 Shell Houston Open by four strokes ... was the 2007 Texas Southern Amateur winner, firing a final round score of 66 and shooting a 210 for the tournament ... also made the final cut and participated in the Texas Amateur ... also a 2007 U.S. Public Links Qualifier. 2006: Was a Scholastic All-American ... placed second at the AJGA Randy Smith Classic in Lubbock, Texas (211) ... also finished in a tie for 31st at the AJGA Polo Golf Classic. 2005: Won a qualifier for the 2005 Houston City Amateur with a 69 round.

PersonalBorn May 25, 1988 in Houston ... son of Doug and Jan Whitehead ... brother Daniel is a sophomore on the University of Texas’ tennis team ... received his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management from Rice Univer-sity ... Will Rice College.


Jeff Wibawa

6-0 l 205 l Fr.-HS l Encino, Calif. Harvard Westlake HS

2010-11 SeasonS 13-14 T40 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate 75-74-68–217 +4 S 20-21 T18 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 73-71-74–218 +2 O 4-5 T22 LT/Squire Creek Intercollegiate 80-72-75–227 +11 O 10-11 T52 Rod Myers Invitational 76-78-72–226 +10 O 18-19 T37 David Toms Intercollegiate 68-74-77–219 +3 F 14-15 T54 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational 76-77-73–226 +13 F 21-22 T11 11th Rice Intercollegiate 72-74-70–216 E M 13-15 T21 La Tech Bulldog Classic 73-78-73–224 +8 M 21-22 T34 The Duck Invitational 77-71-73–221 +5 M 25-26 T21 60th Border Olympics 72-73-69–214 -2 A 4-5 T35 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 72-76–148 +4 A 24-26 T13 C-USA Championship 74-74-69–217 +1

At Rice2010-11Named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team after a rookie season in which he posted three, Top 20 finishes and ranked second on the squad with a 73.51 strokes per round average ... a Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection in his first season at Rice ... fired a final-round 69 to finish the Conference USA Championship with a one-over par 217 and cap his season with a tie for 13th at the league championship ... competed in all 12 events the Owls participated in ... his best performance came at home at Westwood Golf Club where he finished in a tie for 11th at the 11th Rice Intercol-legiate ... closed out the home event with a two-under par 70 to shoot even par for the tournament (72-74-70–216) ... in first collegiate event tied for 40th at the Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate in Hattiesburg, Miss. ... carded a 217 (75-74-68) in his first tournament ... best finish of the fall was a tie for 18th at the UTA/Waterchase Invitational ... shot a two-over par 218 (73-71-74) at UTA’s fall event ... tied for 22nd at the Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate.

Harvard-Westlake SchoolWas named the Mission League’s MVP as well as a first-team all-area selection ... as a senior won the Canon Cup by one point ... had a 35.4 scoring average (nine holes) dur-ing season season ... high school team advanced to the CIF state championship finals ... high school coach was Scott Wood ... was a National Merit Finalist ... best finish during junior tournament play was a fifth-place finish at the AJGA Houston Open ... carded a three-round score of 217 (70-74-73) ... also placed 12th at the AJGA Winn Grips Heather Farr with a three-round score of 215 (70-73-72) ... as a junior at Harvard-Westlake was a FCT Honorable Mention All-America selection ... in junior golf, posted three straight Top 5 finishes - AJGA Ping Phoenix, Call State Junior and AJGA Northeast Open ... be-gan the run with a second-place finish at the Ping Phoenix Junior with a three-round score of 208 ... fourth at the Cal State Junior (68-70-74) and fifth at the AJGA Northeast Open (71-72-72) ... advanced to match play at the AJGA Polo Junior Classic ... carded a two-round score of 143 in stroke play at the AJGA Polo Junior Classic.

PersonalBorn May 2, 1992 in Encino, Calif. ... son of Jimmy and Josephine Wibawa ... has a young-er sister, Jessica ... has not officially declared a major but plans on pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering ... member of Baker College.

Je f f wi b a wa Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2010-11 12 35 2573 68 73.51 1 2 - - -


Brock Wilson

6-1 l 190 l So.-1L l Beaumont, Texas Kelly HS

2009-10 SeasonO 26-27 T48 HBU Men’s Intercollegiate 82-75–157 +13 F 15-16 T78 10th Rice Intercollegiate 87-89-79–255 +39 A 5-6 68 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 77-76-79–232 +16 A 12-13 T30 Jim West Intercollegiate 79-76-73–228 +12 A 25-27 T54 C-USA Championship 79-80-84–243 +27 M 20-22 T60 NCAA Regional 81-72-78–231 +15

2010-11 SeasonS 20-21 T74 UTA/Waterchase Invitational 79-75-75–229 +13 O 4-5 T42 LT/Squire Creek Intercollegiate 75-83-75–233 +17 O 10-11 58 Rod Myers Invitational 75-81-73–229 +13 O 18-19 73 David Toms Intercollegiate 85-76-74–235 +19 F 14-15 T64 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational 73-77-78–228 +15 F 21-22 T32 11th Rice Intercollegiate 73-73-74–220 +4 M 13-15 T48 La Tech Bulldog Classic 71-83-79–233 +17 M 21-22 T86 The Duck Invitatonal 82-78-80–240 +24 M 25-26 T75 60th Border Olympics 78-73-74–225 +9 A 4-5 74 Bancorp South Intercollegiate 79-81–160 +16 A 24-26 55 C-USA Championship 81-79-79–239 +23

At RiceTwo-year letterman has competed in a total of 17 events for the Owls including 11 as a sophomore ... has a 77.49 stroke average over 49 collegiate rounds played.

2010-11Played in 11 events during the year including all seven tournaments during the spring season ... for the year had a 77.21 strokes per round average ... top finish during the year was a tie for 32nd at the 11th Rice Intercollegiate ... carded a four-over par 220 (73-73-74) at the event played at Westwood Golf Club ... competed in the last four events of the fall season ... top finish was a tie for 42nd at the Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek In-tercollegiate ... shot a three-round score of 233 (75-83-75) at the tournament played in north Louisiana.

2009-10Competed for Rice in the Owls’ last three events of the year including the Conference USA Championship ... best individual performance was a tie for 30th at the Jim West Intercollegiate, posting a third-place finish ... had all three of his scores from the tour-nament count for the Owls’ team score ... carded a 12-over par 228 (79-76-73) at the tournament held at Victoria Country Club ... had his first-round score at the Conference USA Golf Championship taken for the Owls’ team score ... tied for 54th at the event ... competed as an individual player at the HBU Men’s Intercollegiate played at Sienna Plantation Golf Club ... rebounded from an opening-round 82 to card a 75 in second-round play to finish with a two-round score of 157 in the weather-shortened event. Amateur Highlights2010Best finish of the summer on the College Players Tour was third place at the tour stop held at Santa Maria Golf Course in Baton Rouge, La. ... carded a three-round score of 222 (73-73-76) ... placed 19th at Canyon Springs in San Antonio with a score of 226 (74-73-79) and was 28th at Texas Star in Dallas with a three-round score of 231 (76-84-71).

2009Played several events on the Collegiate Players Tour with top finish being a tie for 10th at the CPT/Greystone Collegiate Open played in Denham Springs, La. ... carded a 70 during his second of three rounds en route to a 227 ... at the CPT season opener held at Rose Creek Golf Course in Edmond, Okla., fired a 225 three-round score to tie for 15th ... closed out the CPT season with a tie for 37th at the CPT Championship.

2008Posted a second-place finish at the AJGA Scissortail Junior Championship (72-72-71–215) ... also tied for 11th at the AJGA New Mexico Open (71-71-74–216). 2007: Captured the AJGA Dodge Bob Estes Abiline Junior with a three-round score of 213 (71-71-71).

Kelly High SchoolMember of prep team team which played in the TAPPS 6A state championship ... was an all-state selection as a senior ... carded a 69 to win the district title his junior year ... most memorable prep golf moments were winning the state championship both as a freshman and sophomore ... high school coach was Don Keen ... among the Class of 2009, ranked No. 135 on the Golfweek/Titleist Performance Index, No. 215 on the Ju-nior Golf Scoreboard Rankings and No. 238 on the AJGA Polo Rankings prior to signing with the Owls ... graduated cum laude from Beaumont Kelly.

PersonalBorn June 18, 1990 in Beaumont, Texas ... son of Burnice and Brenda Wilson ... has a younger brother, Brandtley ... father played baseball at Baylor while grandfather played football for Texas A&M ... interested in pursuing a degree in business ... currently study-ing in Rice University’s Social Sciences Division ... member of Hanszen College.

bR o C k wi l so n Ye a R-bY-Ye a RYear Tourneys Rounds Strokes Low Average T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins2009-10 6 17 1346 72 79.18 - - - - - 2010-11 11 32 2471 71 77.21 - - - - - Totals 17 49 3797 71 77.49 - - - - -

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14 l Rice Golf l Head Coach Drew Scott

Head Coach l Sixth Season Rice, 1998

Drew Scott

In six seasons at Rice University (2005-11), Drew Scott produced 47, Top 10 team performances, four All-Conference USA selections, four C-USA All-Freshman Team performers and two C-USA All-Tournament picks. He also had three golfers named GCAA All-America Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association of America a total of five times. In early May 2011, Scott announced his resignation as Rice Univer-sity’s golf coach effective at the end of competition for the Owls. Follow-ing the season he moved to Eugene, Ore., to join his wife Ria, who is the head women’s golf coach at the University of Oregon. In his final season at Rice, Scott coached Conference USA Golfer of the Year Michael Whitehead who made his second straight appearance at an NCAA Regional tournament. The Owls’ best team finish Scott’s final year was fourth place at the 60th Border Olympics played in Laredo. In addition to Whitehead win-ning his first collegiate title, Rice shot a school-record, final-round 274 (-14) in move up from the eighth-place position in which it started the round. Academically, Rice had six golfers named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Junior golfer Erik Mayer was one of 40 Rice student-athletes to receive the Conference USA Commissioner’s Medal and was a Capital One Academic All-District VI selection. Under Scott, the 2009-10 season proved to be a year in which the Owls returned to national prominence. Scott guided the Owls to a pair of tournament victories, the pro-gram’s best finish at a conference championship since the 1930s and a return to NCAA post-season play for the first time in 13 years. His coach-ing peers recognized the accolades by selecting him the 2010 Confer-ence USA Coach of the Year. The Owls teed off the 2009-10 season by capturing the program’s first team championship since 1998, winning the UTA/Waterchase Invi-tational. The Owls had three players birdie the tournament’s final hole en route to a two-stroke victory. Rice also began the spring season with a team title. Early in the spring season the Owls won the 10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon by 19 strokes. In addition to a pair of championships during the season, the Owls were the runner-up at three tournaments during the year. Rice tied for second at the Conference USA Men’s Golf Championship, marking the program’s best finish at a conference championship since winning the 1939 Southwest Conference title. The Owls had finished no higher than seventh in its previous four C-USA Championships and had finished no higher than fourth at a conference championship since the 1981 South-west Conference Championship. All told, Rice had eight, Top Five finishes during the 2009-10 sea-son. Prior to the NCAA Regional the Owls were No. 61 in NCAA Division I

head-to-head rankings according to Golfstat. The Owls’ record was 235-63 (.789). In addition to the team’s performance, Scott coached a pair of players who combined for three individual championships during the year. Rice senior Christopher Brown claimed a five-stroke victory at the Conference USA championship, one of two championships during the spring. Rookie Jade Scott won the David Toms Intercollegiate. He was named the Conference USA Freshman of the Year. When it came to academics during the 2009-10 season, all 10 Rice golf student-athletes were named to the Conference USA Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll. Rice established a Conference USA record by having 227 student-athletes named to the honor roll which recognizes those student-athletes who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better. Additionally, three Rice golfers received the Conference USA Commissioner’s Medal for achieving a 3.75 grade point average or bet-ter. A unanimous selection, Rice senior Michael Buttacavoli headlined the Conference USA All-Academic Team. Buttacavoli was also named to the ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large Third Team. In addition to coaching his second GCAA All-America Scholar dur-ing the 2008-09 season, Scott coached three different players who re-ceived Conference USA Player of the Week Honors as the Owls posted seven, top-10 finishes. The team’s top performance was a runner-up fin-ish at the 9th Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon. Rice also finished in a tie for third at the Pacific Invitational during the fall campaign. During the Spring of 2009, Rice had eight golfers earn Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll recognition. Three members of the team received the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal for carrying at least a 3.75 grade point average. Scott (Rice, 1998) is one of three current head coaches who are Rice alumni, joining men’s track coach Jon Warren (Rice, 1988) and women’s basketball coach Greg Williams (Rice, 1970). He joined the Rice coaching staff after a two-year stint at the University of Texas-Pan American. At UTPA, Scott led the Broncs to seven top-10 team finishes, one individual titleist, and five All-Independent Team selections. In his first season as a collegiate coach in 2004, Texas-Pan American placed fourth place at the National Minority Golf Championships in Port St. Lucie, Fla., which included posting a season-low team score of 890. UTPA shot 294 in the first and second rounds of the tournament - the team’s second lowest single-round score of the season. With a veteran squad under his guidance, Scott watched as senior Rudy Celedon was named the Co-Independent Golfer of the Year, a first for the UTPA men’s program. Scott, 35, was a three-year letterman for the Owls under then-coach Jim Castañeda, winning the Vic Cameron Award as the Owls’ top golfer in 1994. The native of Pinehurst, N.C., then transferred to the Uni-versity of North Carolina for two years, but returned to Rice to play as a fifth-year senior in 1998. He shared the 1998 Cameron Award with C.W. Mallon. After earning his degree in human performance and health science in 1998, Scott played four years on the Canadian Professional Golf Tour. He earned his Canadian Tour playing card in 2000. His best career finish was a tie for 14th at the 2002 Texas Challenge in Austin, Texas, with rounds of 72-73-69-67=281 (-7). However, his career highlight may have come a few weeks later when he fired a career-low eight-under par 64, in Scottsdale, Ariz. That round included a front nine course-record score of 29.

15 l Rice Golf l Head Coach Drew Scott

Scott also competed on several other tours, including the New England Pro Tour, Zero Tour, TearDrop Tour and North Atlantic Tour. A still competitive golfer, Scott, in the summer of 2006, qualified for sec-tionals for the U.S. Open. He placed among the top 20 in half of his collegiate events, includ-ing two runner-up finishes in 1993 and 1994 Columbia Lakes Invitation-al. Scott qualified for four USGA Championships during his career. He made it to match play at the United States Amateur Public Links Cham-pionships in 1994, 1995 and 1996. He also qualified for the 1996 United States Amateur in Oregon. In 1994, he was the co-medalist at the pres-tigious North and South Amateur and made it to the quarterfinals the following year. A native of Pinehurst, N.C., Scott won his first golf tournament - the Scotch Meadows Junior Invitational - when he was eight years old. By the age of 10, he was playing in his first national level tournament - The Donald Ross Memorial Championship. During his high school career, Scott won the North Carolina State High School championship while playing for Union Pines H.S. in Cam-eron, N.C. His winning score of 71-67=138 (six under) was five shots bet-ter than the second-place finish and proved to be the lowest score in 20 years. At the completion of his senior season, he was named the North Carolina High School Golfer of the Year. In February of 2005, Scott was selected as a member of the inaugu-ral five-person class for the Union Pines H.S. Athletic Hall of Fame. Scott is a member of the Golf Coaches Association of America. In the fall of 2008, he was named to the GCAA’s Coaches Congress. The Congress membership assists the GCAA national office in surveying members of their respective conferences regarding matters deemed of national importance as well as keeping represented coaches informed. Scott is also in his third year as a voting member of the GolfWorld/GCAA Coaches Poll. He has served as the South Central Region commit-tee chairman. The committee is responsible for nominations and voting for All-Region and All-America players and coaches.

16 l Rice Golf l 2010-11 Statistics

Player Rounds Strokes Low Avg. Three-Round Low, Tournament T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins Michael Whitehead 38 2705 62 71.18 197, 60th Border Olympics 2 - 2 5 1 Jeff Wibawa 35 2573 68 73.51 214, 60th Border Olympics 2 1 - - - Robert Burrow 21 1604 68 76.38 220, UTA Waterchase Invitational - - - - - Chris Contreras 20 1523 69 76.15 224, 60th Border Olympics 1 - - - - Brock Wilson 32 2471 71 77.21 220, Rice Intercollegiate - - - - - Tim Pawul 7 539 72 77.00 222, Rice Intercollegiate - - - - - Erik Mayer 29 2240 69 77.24 219, Rice Intercollegiate - - - - - James Hiester 3 235 75 78.33 235, Rice Intercollegiate - - - - -

Sam H. Hall IntercollegiateHattiesburg Country Club l Hattiesburg, Miss.Par 71 l 6850 Yards Sept. 13-14, 2010T40 Michael Whitehead 72-74-71–217 (+4) T40 Jeff Wibawa 75-74-68–217 (+4) T62 Robert Burrow 78-71-73–222 (+9) 70 Erik Mayer 77-72-75–224 (+11) 75 Chris Contreras 77-76-74–227 (+14)

UTA/Waterchase InvitationalWaterchase Golf Club l Fort Worth, TexasPar 72 l 7289 Yards Sept. 20-21, 2010T5 Michael Whitehead 72-71-70–213 (-3) T18 Jeff Wibawa 73-71-74–218 (+2) T30 Robert Burrow 76-68-76–220 (+4) T62 Erik Mayer 77-71-79–227 (+11) T74 Brock Wilson 79-75-75–229 (+13)

Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek IntercollegiateSquire Creek Country Club l Choudrant, La.Par 72 l 7105 Yards Oct. 4-5, 2010T2 Michael Whitehead 66-78-71–215 (-1) T22 Jeff Wibawa 80-72-75–227 (+11) T42 Brock Wilson 75-83-75–233 (+17) T59 Chris Contreras 83-78-83–244 (+28) T62 Erik Mayer 76-86-83–245 (+29)

Rod Myers InvitationalDuke University Golf Club l Durham, N.C.Par 72 l 7136 Yards Oct. 10-11, 2010T2 Michael Whitehead 68-71-73–212 (-4) T52 Jeff Wibawa 76-78-72–226 (+10) 58 Brock Wilson 75-81-73–229 (+13) T59 Robert Burrow 79-76-75–230 (+14) 63 Tim Pawul 78-76-79–233 (+17)

1. Kennesaw State 278-281-280–839 (-13), 2. Louisiana-Lafayette 286-274-283–843 (-9), 3. Southeastern Louisiana 280-282-283–845 (-7), T-4. Mississippi State 284-282-280–846 (-6), T-4 Louisiana Tech 279-282-285–846 (-6), 6. Louisiana-Monroe 284-283-285–852 (E), 7. Arkansas State 285-281-287–853 (+1), T-8. Mem-phis 291-277-286–854 (+2), T-8. Southern Missisippi 274-290-290–854 (+2), 10. Wichita State 286-284-286–856 (+4), 11. UALR 291-285-288–864 (+12), 12. Win-throp 296-289-291–876 (+24), T-13. Rice 301-291-286–878 (+26), T-13. South Alabama 289-296-293–878 (+26), 15. Troy 288-294-305–887 (+35).

Final CompetingDate Tournament Course Location Par Yards By Round Score Finish Teams S 13-14 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate Hattiesburg CC Hattiesburg, Miss. 71 6850 301-291-286 878 T-13 15 S 20-21 UTA Waterchase Invitational Waterchase GC Fort Worth, Texas 72 7289 298-281-295 874 8 19 O 4-5 LaTech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate Squire Creek CC Choudrant, La. 72 7105 297-311-304 912 T-6 12 O 10-11 Rod Myers Intercollegiate Duke University GC Durham, N.C. 72 7136 297-301-293 891 11 12 O 18-19 David Toms Intercollegiate Country Club of Louisiana Baton Rouge, La. 72 7106 287-304-302 893 14 14 F 14-15 UTSA/Oak Hills Invitational Oak Hills CC San Antonio, La. 71 6765 293-303-303 899 14 17 F 21-22 Rice Intercollegiate Westwood Golf Club Houston, Texas 72 7184 288-289-292 869 T-5 15 M 13-15 La Tech Bulldog Classic Squire Creek CC Choudrant, La. 72 7105 292-314-298 904 9 12 M 21-22 The Duck Invitational Eugene CC Eugene, Ore. 72 7020 312-297-292 901 13 15 M 25-26 60th Border Olympics Laredo CC Laredo, Texas 72 7241 292-282-274 848 4 19 A 4-5 Bancorp South Intercollegiate Reunion CC Madison, Miss. 72 7305 294-305 599 13 15 A 24-26 Conference USA Championship Texarkana CC Texarkana, Ark. 72 6935 295-306-297 898 10 11 M 19-21 NCAA Regional Colorado National GC Erie, Colo. 72 7753

1. North Texas 276-280-288–844 (-20), 2. Southern Miss 285-281-299–865 (+1), 3. Louisiana Tech 295-286-286–867 (+3), 4. Sam Houston State 302-281-285–868 (+4), 5. UT-Arlington 297-285-287–869 (+5), T-6. Santa Clara 283-291-298–872 (+8), T-6 UT-Arlington (Orange) 293-289-290–872 (+8), 8. Rice 298-281-295–874 (+10), 9. Texas State 291-292-294–877 (+13), T-10. Texas Wesleyan 294-289-297–880 (+16), T-10. Central Arkansas 290-297-293–880 (+16), 12. Wichita State 290-297-295–882 (+18), 13. Nicholls State 295-291-304–890 (+26), 14. Stephen F. Austin 299-297-299–895 (+31), 15. Southern Illinois 290-305-307–902 (+38), 16. UTSA 299-298-307–904 (+40), 17. Houston Baptist 305-302-306–913 (+49), 18. McNeese State 295-308-312–915 (+51), 19. UTPA 300-309-312–921 (+57).

1. Louisiana Tech 297-287-290–874 (+10), 2. Southeastern Louisiana 292-289-294–875 (+11), 3. Jacksonville State 287-297-310–894 (+30), 4. Southern Miss 297-299-305–901 (+37), 5. UMKC 303-294-309–906 (+42), T-6. Rice 297-311-304–912 (+48), T-6 Sam Houston State 303-304-305–912 (+48), 8. Nicholls State 304-01-314–919 (+55), 9. McNeese State 304-304-313–921 (+57), T-10. Arkansas State 308-301-316–925 (+61), T-10. Troy 311-302-312–925 (+61), 12. Hustn Bap-tist 326-313-317–956 (+92).

1. Iowa 277-286-288–851 (-13), 2. North Carolina State 283-286-287–856 (-5), 3. Charlotte 285-287-288–860 (-4), 4. Michigan 282-293-286–861 (-3), 5. Duke 291-290-285–866 (+2), 6. Minnesota 288-294-292–874 (+10), 7. Tulsa 295-284-296–875 (+11), 8. UNCG 298-279-299–876 (+12), 9. East Tennessee State 296-291-290–877 (+13), 10. Middle Tennessee State 288-291-300–879 (+15), 11. Rice 297-301-293–891 (+27), 12. VCU 301-299-296–896 (+32).


David Toms IntercollegiateCountry Club of Louisiana l Baton Rouge, La.Par 72 l 7106 Yards Oct. 18-19, 2010T8 Michael Whitehead 69-74-69–212 (-4) T37 Jeff Wibawa 68-74-77–219 (+3) T68 Robert Burrow 70-80-83–233 (+17) 73 Brock Wilson 85-76-74–235 (+19) T75 Erik Mayer 80-80-82–242 (+26)

UTSA/Oak Hills InvitationalOak Hills Country Club; San Antonio, TexasPar 71 l 6765 Yards Feb. 14-15, 201129 Michael Whitehead 71-73-75—219 (+6) T54 Jeff Wibawa 76-77-73—226 (+13) T61 Chris Contreras 73-77-77—227 (+14) T64 Brock Wilson 73-77-78—228 (+15) 77 Robert Burrow 76-76-79—231 (+18)

11th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by SrixonWestwood Golf Club; Houston, TexasPar 72 l 7184 Yards Feb. 21-22, 2011T5 Michael Whitehead 73-70-68—211 (-5) T11 I-Jeff Wibawa 72-74-70—216 (E) T23 Erik Mayer 72-74-73—219 (+3) T32 I-Brock Wilson 73-73-74—220 (+4) T41 Tim Pawul 72-74-76—222 (+6) T55 Robert Burrow 71-79-75—225 (+9) T58 Chris Contreras 77-71-78—226 (+10) T77 I-James Hiester 80-80-75—235 (+19) I-Played as an individual

La Tech Bulldog ClassicSquire Creek Country Club; Choudrant, La.Par 72 l 7105 Yards March 13-15, 20116 Michael Whitehead 73-73-72—218 (+2) T21 Jeff Wibawa 73-78-73—224 (+8) T38 Erik Mayer 75-80-74—229 (+13) T48 Brock Wilson 71-83-79—233 (+17) 68 Tim Pawul 84-0-0—84 (+12)

The Duck InvitationalEugene Country Club; Eugene, Ore.Par 72 l 7020 Yards March 21-22, 2011T2 Michael Whitehead 72-71-66—209 (-7) T34 Jeff Wibawa 77-71-73—221 (+5) T72 Erik Mayer 81-77-75—233 (+17) T86 Brock Wilson 82-78-80—240 (+24) 87 Robert Burrow 85-80-78—243 (+27)

60th Border OlympicsLaredo Country Club; Laredo, TexasPar 72 l 7241 Yards March 25-26, 20111 Michael Whitehead 68-67-62—197 (-19) T21 Jeff Wibawa 72-73-69—214 (-2) T44 Erik Mayer 74-69-77—220 (+4) T67 Chris Contreras 80-75-69—224 (+8) T75 Brock Wilson 78-73-74—225 (+9)

1. Texas Tech 273-277-287–837 (-15), 2. Oklahoma 281-283-285–849 (-3), 3. North Texas 276-282-292–850 (-2), 4. Tulsa 277-287-291–855 (+3), T5. Baylor 296-287-294–877 (+25), T5. Louisiana-Lafayette 292-287-298–877 (+25), T7. Iowa State 297-292-291–880 (+28), T7. Wichita State 288-293-299–880 (+28), T7. Southeast-ern Louisiana 293-288-299–880 (+28), 10. Texas State 296-282-304–882 (+30), 11. Stephen F. Austin 297-290-299–886 (+34), 12. Texas-San Antonio 292-294-310–896 (+44), 13. Kansas State 306-291-300–897 (+45), 14. Rice 293-303-303-899 (+47), 15. Illinois State 305-294-306–905 (+53), 16. Air Force 297-297–908 (+56), 17. Sam Houston State 302-303-308–913 (+61).

1. New Mexico State 291-279-283–853 (-11), 2. Florida Gulf Coast 285-281-290–856 (-8), 3. Wichita State 281-288-288–857 (-7), 4. Houston 290-287-288–865 (+1), T5. Rice 288-289-292–869 (+5), T5. Texas State 286-285-298–869 (+5), T7. UTSA 282-297-292–871 (+7), T7. Louisiana-Monroe 290-286-295–871 (+7), 9. Bowling Green State 293-290-293–876 (+12), 10. Nebraska 291-291-296–878 (+14), 11. Missouri State 303-289-288–880 (+16), T12. Miami (Ohio) 297-298-289–884 (+20), T12. Louisiana Tech 297-298-289–884 (+20), 14. Oral Roberts 308-294-292–894 (+30), 15. Houston Baptist 312-30-302–914 (+50).

1. Middle Tennessee State 278-300-290–868 (+2), 2. Louisiana Tech 285-308-293–886 (+20), 3. Southeastern Louisiana 289-305-297–891 (+25), 4. Missouri State 296-298-298–892 (+26), T5. Jacksonville State 296-304-295–895 (+29), T5. Texas State 314-294-287–895 (+29), T7. South Alabama 297-305-297–899 (+33), T7. Southern Mississippi 290-310-299–899 (+33), 9. Rice 282-314-298–904 (+38), T10. Arkansas-Little Rock 308-305-299–912 (+46), T10. McNeese State 295-320-297–912 (+46), 12. Stephen F. Austin 314-311-302–927 (+61).

1. Oklahoma State 291-279-278–848 (-16), 2. Oregon 289-284-283–856 (-8), 3. Washington 282-294-294–870 (+6), 4. Oregon State 298-283-297–878 (+14), 5. New Mexico State 291-299-289–879 (+15), 6. San Jose State 290-298-292–880 (+16), 7. Pepperdine 295-298-290–883 (+19), 8. Idaho 296-303-289–888 (+24), 9. UC Davis 296-298-297–891 (+27), 10. San Francico 296-303-293–892 (+28), 11. Colorado 298-297-300–895 (+31), 12. Santa Clara 304-299-297–900 (+36), 13. Rice 312-297-292–901 (+37), 14. Portland 305-304-294–903 (+39), 15. UAB 306-302-303–911 (+47).

1. Arkansas 280-23-279–832 (-32), 2. Oklahoma 271-282-284–837 (-27), 3. Baylor 287-275-284–846 (-18), 4. Rice 292-282-274–848 (-16), 5. Liberty 280-287-286–253 (-11), 6. New Mexico State 287-288-279–854 (-10), 7. Indiana 286-284-286–856 (-8), 8. North Texas 286-285-286–857 (-7), 9. Lamar 294-280-288–862 (-2), 10. Wichita State 288-283-292–863 (-1), 11. Kansas 288-293-285–866 (+2), 12. Texas-Arlington 292-287-290–869 (+5), 13. Washington State 295-290-289–874 (+10), 14. Kansas State 293-289-296–878 (+14), 15. Houston 299-292-288–879 (+15), 16. Texas State 297-286-298–881 (+17), 17. Air Force 294-300-303–897 (+33), 18. UTSA 308-296-301–905 (+41), 19. Toledo 303-308-299–910 (+46).

1. LSU 283-276-289–848 (-16), 2. Arkansas 283-283-284–850 (-14), 3. South Ala-bama 284-286-285–855 (-9), T-4. Middle Tennessee State 287-282-297–866 (+2), T-4. North Florida 288-285-293–866 (+2), T-6. Mississippi 288-295-290–873 (+9), T-6. Southeastern Louisiana 300-279-294–873 (+9), 8. Louisiana-Lafayette 293-289-293–875 (+11), 9. Kansas State 301-288-287–876 (+12), 10. Mississippi State 293-285-301–879 (+15), 11. UAB 297-291-295–883 (+19), 12. Louisiana Tech 294-291-303–888 (+24), Georgia Southern 304-289-299–892 (+28), 14. Rice 287-304-302–893 (+29).


Bancorp South IntercollegiateReunion Golf and Country Club; Madison, Miss.Par 72 l 7305 Yards April 4-5, 2011T17 Michael Whitehead 69-77—146 (+2) T17 Chris Contreras 74-72—146 (+2) T35 Jeff Wibawa 72-76—148 (+4) 74 Brock Wilson 79-81—160 (+16) 75 Erik Mayer 89-80—169 (+25)

Conference USA Men’s Golf ChampionshipTexarkana Country Club; Texarkana, Ark.Par 72 l 6935 Yards April 24-26, 2011T13 Jeff Wibawa 74-74-69—217 (+1) T26 Michael Whitehead 70-74-77—221 (+5) 44 Chris Contreras 74-79-76—229 (+13) T48 Erik Mayer 77-80-75—232 (+16) 55 Brock Wilson 81-79-79—239 (+23)

NCAA RegionalColorado National Golf Club; Erie, ColoPar 72 l 7753 Yards May 19-21, 2011T16 Michael Whitehead 74-68-73—215 (-1)

1. South Alabama 285-286–571 (-5), 2. Southern Mississippi 290-287–577 (+1), 3. Southeastern Louisiana 284-296–580 (+4), 4. UCF 287-294–581 (+5), 5. Missis-sippi 293-289–582 (+6), 6. Middle Tennessee State 292-291–583 (+7), 7. Louisiana Tech 293-291–584 (+8), 8. Central Arkansas 291-294–585 (+9), T9. UNC Greens-boro 291-295–586 (+10), T9. Memphis 295-291–586 (+10), 11. UAB 297-291–588 (+12), 12. Vanderbilt 298-299–597 (+21), 13. Rice 294-305–599 (-23), 14. Missis-sippi State 300-308–608 (+32), 15. Jackson State 309-304–613 (+37).

1. UCF 293-289-280–862 (-2), 2. Memphis 281-299-284–864 (E), 3. Tulsa 289-288-291–868 (+4), T4. UAB 291-294-286–871 (+7), T4. Houston 288-297-286–871 (+7), 6. East Carolina 289-295-290–874 (+10), 7. Marshall 293-293-292–878 (+14), T8. SMU 278-313-293–884 (+20), T8. Southern Miss 291-297-296–884 (+20), 10. Rice 295-306-297–898 (+34), 11. UTEP 309-301-299–909 (+45).


Player Rounds Strokes Low Avg. Three-Round Low, Tournament T20 T15 T10 T5 Wins Michael Whitehead 41 3009 69 73.39 215, UTA/Waterchase Invitational 2 3 1 4 - Christopher Brown 38 2792 68 73.47 209, Conference USA Champikonship 3 1 2 - 2 Michael Buttacavoli 41 3037 68 74.07 210, UTA/Waterchase Invitational - - 5 2 - Jade Scott 41 3047 65 74.32 204, David Toms Intercollegiate - 2 3 - 1 Benjamin Thorseth 12 914 73 76.17 222, LaTech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate - - - - - Erik Mayer 5 383 73 76.60 234, Rice Intercollegiate 1 - - - - Tommy Mitchell 8 622 66 77.75 236, Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic - - - 1 - Robert Burrow 15 1167 70 77.80 216, David Toms Intercollegiate - - - - - Brock Wilson 17 1346 72 79.18 228, Jim West Intercollegiate - - - - - Tim Pawul 13 1039 75 79.92 228, Rice Intercollegiate - 1 - - -

UTA/Waterchase InvitationalWaterchase Golf Club l Fort Worth, TexasPar 72 l 7290 Yards Sept. 21-22, 20092 Michael Buttacavoli 70-68-72–210 (-6) T5 Michael Whitehead 73-71-71–215 (-1) T10 Jade Scott 72-75-70–217 (+1) T16 Christopher Brown 78-69-73–220 (+4) T 31 Benjamin Thorseth 74-75-74–223 (+7)

Louisiana Tech/Squire Creek IntercollegiateSquire Creek Country Club l Choudrant, La.Par 72 l 7105 Yards Oct. 5-6, 2009T9 Michael Buttacavoli 74-70-72–216 (E) T9 Jade Scott 73-73-70–216 (E) T19 Michael Whitehead 75-71-73–219 (+3) T36 Benjamin Thorseth 74-75-73–222 (+6) T47 Christopher Brown 80-71-75–226 (+10)

Lone Star InvitationalBriggs Ranch Golf Club l San Antonio, TexasPar 72 l 7206 Yards Oct. 18-19, 2009T12 Michael Whitehead 69-76-73–218 (+2) T28 Jade Scott 73-76-75–224 (+8) 40 Michael Buttacavoli 79-74-74–227 (+11) T42 Robert Burrow 79-74-76–229 (+13) T49 Benjamin Thorseth 80-75-77–232 (+16)

1. Rice 289-283-286–858 (-6), 2. UT-Arlington 283-292-285–860 (-4), 3. Wichita St. 284-294-294–872 (+8), 4. Sam Houston St. 294-294-292–880 (+16), 5. Texas State 289-293-301–883 (+19), 6. UC Irvine 290-293-301–884 (+20), 7. North Texas 289-293-304–886 (+22), 8. New Orleans 292-297-298–887 (+23), 9. Louisiana Tech 294-297-297–888 (+24), 10. Central Arkansas 298-294-304–896 (+32), 11. Okla-homa Christian 297-292-308–897 (+33), 12. Stephen F. Ausitn 300-302-299–901 (+37), 13. UT-Arlington Orange 297-301-308–906 (+42), 14. Western Kentucky 299-306-302–907 (+43), T15. UC Riverside 296-296-325–917 (+53), T15 Houston Baptist 304-303-310–917 (+53), 17 UTSA 305-302-313–920 (+56), 18. McNeese St. 307-306-310–923 (+59), 19. Nicholls 319-311-329–959 (+95)

1. New Orleans 287-280-287–854 (-10), 2. Southeastern Louisiana 290-283-290–863 (-1), 3. Middle Tennessee 287-286-294–867 (+3), 4. Rice 296-285-288–869 (+5), 5. Sam Houston State 300-2889-290–879 (+15), T6. Louisiana Tech 287-299-296–882 (+18), T6 South Alabama 299-286-297–882 (+18), 8 Stephen F. Austin 294-295-294–883 (+19), 9. Jacksonville State 301-288-296–885 (+21), 10. South-ern Mississippi 297-293-296–886 (+22), T11. UALR 290-289-308–887 (+23), T11. Louisiana Tech Blue 302-279-306–887 (+23), 13. Arkansas State 307-294-295–896 (+32), 14. North Texas 300-298-301–899 (+35), 15. UNC Greensboro 306-306-296–908 (+44), 16. Troy 310-300-310–920 (+56).

1. Texas A&M 286-80-282–848 (-16), 2. Texas 284-292-282–858 (-6), 3. SMU 293-291-284–868 (+4), 4. Baylor 292-285-296–873 (+9), 5. Texas-Arlington 299-286-289–874 (+10), 6. Sam Houston State 284-304-290–878 (+14), 7. Lamar 303-284-308–895 (+31), 8. UTSA 301-297-298–896 (+32), 9. Rice 300-299-298–897 (+33), 10. Texas State 298-301-302–901 (+37), 11. UTEP 305-315-295–915 (+51), 12. Houston 308-302-313–923 (+59).

Final CompetingDate Tournament Course Location Par Yards By Round Score Finish Teams S 21-22 UTA/Waterchase Invitational Waterchase GC Fort Worth, Texas 72 7290 289-283-286 858 1 19 O 5-6 LaTech/Squire Creek Intercollegiate Squire Creek CC Choudrant, La. 72 7105 296-285-288 869 4 16 O 18-19 Lone Star Invitational Briggs Ranch GC San Antonio, Texas 72 7206 300-299-208 897 9 12 O 26-27 David Toms Intercollegiate CC of Louisiana Baton Rouge, La. 71 6849 285-287-279 851 T5 14 N 2-3 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate Carter Plantation Springfield, La. 72 7104 290-289-292 871 2 13 F 15-16 Rice Intercollegiate Westwood GC Houston, Texas 72 7184 297-297-292 886 1 15 F 22 J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate The Bandit GC New Braunfels, Texas 71 6928 304-288 592 2 11 M 5-6 59th Border Olympics Laredo CC Laredo, Texas 72 7241 288-316-303 907 12 16 M 15-16 Louisiana Tech Bulldog Classic Squire Creek CC Choudrant, La. 72 7105 306-303-306 915 6 16 M 29-30 UALR/First Tee Collegiate Classic Ben Dear Course/Chenal CC Little Rock, Ark. 72 7221 299-397-305 901 9 18 A 5-6 Bancorp South Intercollegiate Reunion Golf & CC Madison, Miss. 72 7305 298-288-293 879 10 15 A 12-13 Jim West Intercollegiate Victoria CC Victoria, Texas 72 6901 299-292-290 881 3 10 A 25-27 Conference USA Championship RedTail GC Sorrento, Fla. 72 7152 295-290-291 876 T2 11 M 20-22 NCAA Regional Traditions Club College Station, Texas 72 7146 299-284-306 889 11 14


1. Louisiana-Lafayette 292-288-290–870 (+6); 2. Rice 290-289-292–871 (+7); T-3. Central Arkansas 290-292-290–872 (+8); T-3. New Orleans 280-300-292–872 (+8); 5. Texas-Arlington 291-296-288–875 (+11); 6. Southeastern Louisiana 297-289-298–884 (+20); T-7. Sam Houston State 298-297-297–892 (+28); T-7. Arkansas State 289-301-302–892 (+28); 9. Jacksonville State 307-287-304–898 (+34); 10. Stephen F. Austin 300-306-297–903 (+39); 11. Louisiana-Monroe 301-305-300–906 (+42); 12. McNeese State 306-307-313–926 (+62); 13. Nicholls State 312-313-311–936 (+72).

1. Rice 297-297-292–886 (+22); 2. Auburn 300-302-303–905 (+41); 3. Pacific 310-302-297–909 (+45); 4. Kansas 318-307-296–921 (+57); 5. Nebraska 308-313-302–923 (+59); 6. Florida Gulf Coast 310-312-302–924 (+60); 7. Houston 315-306-306–927 (+63); 8. Louisiana Tech 315-316-297–928 (+64); 9. Miami (Ohio) 317-311-301–929 (+65); 10. Missouri State 319-306-306–931 (+67); 11. Northern Colorado 307-314-312–933 (+69); 12. New Orleans 314-312-309–935 (+71); 13. Louisiana-Monroe 317-321-305–943 (+79); 14. Houston Baptist 311-325-316–952 (+88); 15. Hartford 332-352-315–999 (+135).

1. North Texas 290-295–585 (+17); 2. Rice 304-288–592 (+24); 3. Stephen F. Austin 304-291-595 (+27); 4. Houston 298-305–603 (+35); 5. Texas-Arlington 307-305–612 (+44); T6. Texas State 319-299–618 (+50); T6. Central Arkansas 309-309–618 (+50); 8. Oral Roberts 314-306–620 (+52); 9. Sam Houston State 307-315–622 (+54); 10. Texas-San Antonio 316-309–625 (+57); 11. Houston Baptist 319-328–647 (+79).

1.Texas State 292-289-295–876 (+12); 2. Oklahoma 293-287-300–880 (+16); 3. Lamar 291-282-308–881 (+17); 4. Texas-Arlington 298-286-298–882 (+18); 5. Auburn 289-299-295–883 (+19); T6. Arkansas 287-299-302–888 (+24); T6. Wash-ington State 304-283-301–888 (+24); 8. Baylor 301-282-308–891 (+27); 9. Notre Dame 300-297-304–901 (+37); T10. North Texas 290-311-302–903 (+39); T10. Air Force Academy 304-294-305–903 (+39); 12. Rice 288-316-303–907 (+43); 13. New Mexico State 309-298-305–912 (+48); 14. Houston 304-299-314–917 (+53); T15. Texas-San Antonio 311-306-309–926 (+62); T15. UTEP 307-307-312–926 (+62).

David Toms IntercollegiateCountry Club of Louisiana l Baton Rouge, La.Par 71 l 6849 Yards Oct. 26-27, 20091 Jade Scott 67-72-65–204 (-9) T17 Christopher Brown 72-70-70–212 (-1) T28 Robert Burrow 73-73-70–216 (+3) T45 Michael Buttacavoli 73-73-74–220 (+7) T45 Michael Whitehead 73-72-75–220 (+7)

HBU Men’s IntercollegiateSienna Plantation Golf Club l Missouri City, TexasPar 72 l 7114 Yards Oct. 26-27, 2009T2 I-Tommy Mitchell 66-78-144 (E) T19 I-Erik Mayer 76-73-149 (+5) T48 I-Brock Wilson 82-75-157 (+13) 57 I-Tim Pawul 86-79-165 (+21) I-Played as an individual

Carter Plantation IntercollegiateCarter Plantation; Springfield, La.Par 72 l 7104 Yards Nov. 2-3, 2009T8 Jade Scott 73-72-71—216 (E) T8 Christopher Brown 73-69-74—216 (E) T8 Michael Buttacavoli 72-71-73—216 (E) T38 Robert Burrow 75-77-74—226 (+10) T40 Michael Whitehead 72-79-76—227 (+11)

10th Annual Rice Intercollegiate presented by SrixonWestwood Golf Club; Houston, TexasPar 72 l 7184 Yards Feb. 15-16, 20101 Christopher Brown 74-73-69—216 (E) 2 Michael Whitehead 72-75-73—220 (+4) T6 Michael Buttacavoli 74-75-75—224 (+8) T13 Jade Scott 79-74-75—228 (+12) T50 Robert Burrow 77-81-79—237 (+21) T13 I-Tim Pawul 76-77-75-228 (+12) T38 I-Erik Mayer 80-77-77-234 (+18) T50 I-Benjamin Thorseth 78-78-81-237 (+21) T61 I-Tommy Mitchell 86-80-76-242 (+26) T78 I-Brock Wilson 87-89-79-255 (+39) I-Played as an individual

J.L. Lewis IntercollegiateThe Bandit Golf Club; New Braunfels, TexasPar 71 l 6928 Yards Feb. 22, 2010T3 Michael Buttacavoli 76-69—145 (+3) T5 Michael Whitehead 72-74—146 (+4) T13 Christopher Brown 74-75—149 (+7) T23 Jade Scott 83-70—153 (+11) T46 Tim Pawul 82-81—163 (+21)

59th Border OlympicsLaredo Country Club; Laredo, TexasPar 72 l 7241 Yards March 5-6 2010T13 Jade Scott 70-77-73—220 (+4) T28 Michael Buttacavoli 72-80-72—224 (+8) T51 Christopher Brown 75-78-76—229 (+13) T66 Michael Whitehead 71-81-82—234 (+18) T84 I-Tim Pawul 77-83-81—241 (+25) 88 Robert Burrow 86-90-83—259 (+43) I-Played as an individual

1. LSU 285-273-286–844 (-8), T-2. North Florida 289-276-280–845 (-7), T-2. Kent State 283-278-284–845 (-7), 4. Mississippi 286-280-283–849 (-3), T-5. Rice 285-287-279–851 (-1), T-5. Southeastern Louisiana 289-275-287–851 (-1), 7. Pepper-dine 285-281-288–854 (+2), 8. Mississippi State 288-279-292–859 (+7), 9. Auburn 291-291-282–864 (+12), 10. Louisiana Tech 290-283-293–866 (+14), 11. UAB 286-289-297–872 (+20), 12. South Alabama 295-288-294–877 (+25), 13. Northwest-ern 279-292-307–878 (+26), 14. Louisiana-Lafayette 299-287-306–892 (+40).


1. North Florida 286-282-278–846 (-18); 2. Florida 272-289-286–847 (-17); 3. Mis-sissippi 281-285-295–861 (-3); 4. Memphis 293-287-292–872 (+8); T5. Louisiana Tech 286-289-299–874 (+10); T5. Southern Mississippi 287-293-294–874 (+10); T7. UCF 292-292-292–876 (+12); T7. South Alabama 300-290-286–876 (+12) 9. Vanderbilt 291-294-293–878 (+14); 10. Rice 298-288-293–879 (+15); 11. San-ta Clara 290-303-290–883 (+19); 12. Southeastern Louisiana 299-297-290–886 (+22); 13. UAB 295-291-305–891 (+27); 14. Mississippi State 299-299-308–906 (+42); 15. Jackson State 311-306-322–939 (+75).

1. Texas-Arlington 281-281-289–851 (-13); 2. Sam Houston State 285-297-291–873 (+9); 3. Rice 299-292-290–881 (+17); 4. Texas State 292-299-300–891 (+27); 5. Texas-Pan American 296-305-305–906 (+42); 6. Cal State-Fullerton 305-294-309–908 (+44); 7. McNeese State 296-304-314–914 (+48); 8. Centenary 308-314-302–924 (+58); 9. Dallas Baptist 306-304-321–931 (+67); 10. Nicholls State 313-309-310–932 (+68)

Louisiana Tech Bulldog ClassicSquire Creek Country Club; Choudrant, La.Par 72 l 7105 Yards March 15-16, 201010 Michael Buttacavoli 75-75-74—224 (+8) T11 Michael Whitehead 75-73-77—225 (+9) T37 Christopher Brown 78-78-76—232 (+16) T44 Jade Scott 78-77-79—234 (+18) 53 Tommy Mitchell 79-78-79—236 (+20)

UALR/First Tee Collegiate ClassicBear Den Course at Chenal Country Club; Little Rock, Ark.Par 72 l 7221 Yards March 29-30, 2010T11 Michael Whitehead 75-72-71—218 (+2) T24 Christopher Brown 75-75-74—224 (+8) T41 Michael Buttacavoli 72-71-85—228 (+12) T72 Jade Scott 77-79-78—234 (+18) 91 Tim Pawul 80-80-82—242 (+26)

Bancorp South IntercollegiateReunion Golf and Country Club; Madison, Miss.Par 72 l 7305 Yards April 5-6, 2010T10 Christopher Brown 70-70-75—215 (-1) T28 Jade Scott 76-71-73—220 (+4) T32 Michael Whitehead 75-75-71—221 (+5) T43 Michael Buttacavoli 77-72-74—223 (+7) 68 Brock Wilson 77-76-79—232 (+16)

Jim West IntercollegiateVictoria Country Club; Victoria, TexasPar 72 l 6901 Yards April 12-13, 20105 Michael Whitehead 71-71-74—216 (E) T9 Michael Buttacavoli 75-73-71—219 (+3) T18 Christopher Brown 80-72-72—224 (+8) T25 Jade Scott 74-77-76—227 (+11) T30 Brock Wilson 79-76-73—228 (+12)

Conference USA Men’s Golf ChampionshipRedTail Golf Club; Sorrento, Fla.Par 72 l 7152 Yards April 25-27, 20101 Christopher Brown 70-69-70—209 (-7) T10 Michael Whitehead 72-75-71—218 (+2) T24 Jade Scott 80-69-75—224 (+8) T32 Michael Buttacavoli 74-77-75—226 (+10) T54 Brock Wilson 79-80-84—243 (+27)

NCAA RegionalTraditions Club; College Station, TexasPar 72 l 7146 Yards May 20-22, 2010T17 Michael Whitehead 72-72-73—217 (+1) T27 Christopher Brown 74-68-78—220 (+4) T57 Jade Scott 75-78-77—230 (+14) T60 Brock Wilson 81-72-78—231 (+15) T65 Michael Buttacavoli 78-72-85—235 (+19)

1. UCF 292-288-278–858 (-6); T2. Rice 295-290-291–876 (+12); T2. Southern Miss 304-292-280–876 (+12); 4. SMU 303-291-285–879 (+15); 5. Tulsa 297-295-291–883 (+19); 6. ECU 301-294-289–884 (+20); 7. Houston 303-295-289–887 (+23); 8. UAB 311-289-290–890 (+26); 9. Memphis 300-301-298–899 (+35); 10. UTEP 311-304-299–914 (+50); 11. Marshall 314-301-303–918 (+54).

1. Southeastern Louisiana 288-286-291–865 (+1); 2. Missouri 293-279-301–873 +9); 3. Central Arkansas 289-287-298–874 (+10); 4. Lamar 299-281-298–878 (+14); 5. North Texas 296-286-297–879 (+15); 6. Iowa State 292-292-309–893 (+29); 7. Illinois State 294-296-304–894 (+30); 8. Louisiana Tech 292-297-308–897 (+33); 9. Rice 299-297-305–901 (+37); 10. Louisiana-Lafayette 306-293-303–902 (+38); 11. UALR 294-296-315–905 (+41); 12. Sam Houston State 305-303-299–907 (+43); 13. Southern Miss 304-299-305–908 (+44); 14. Louisiana-Monroe 299-306-305–910 (+46); 15. Oral Roberts 301-303-307–911 (+47); 16. Arkansas State 303-302-307–912 (+48); 17. Texas State 303-304-307–914 (+50); 18. Western Kentucky 312-301-322–935 (+71).

1. Southeastern Louisiana 296-292-292–880 (+16); 2. Mississippi 291-291-299–881 (+17); 3. Louisiana Tech 302-298-300–900 (+36); 4. Oklahoma 303-298-302–903 (+39); 5. New Orleans 297-303-306–906 (+42); 6. Rice 306-303-306–915 (+51); 7. Kansas 313-302-309–924 (+60); 8. Stephen F. Austin 316-304-307–927 (+63); 9. Houston 318-299-311–928 (+64); T10. Jacksonville State 313-304-314–931 (+67); T10. Missouri State 312-305-314–931 (+67); 12. Centenary 322-316-308–946 (+82); 13. UTSA 318-313-316–947 (+83); 14. McNeese State 322-320-308–950 (+86); 15. Nicholls State 321-321-314–956 (+92); 16. Austin Peay State 318-322-325–965 (+101).

1. Texas Tech 282-284-285–851 (-13); 2. Texas A&M 277-288-287–852 (-12); 3. TCU 277-291-290–858 (-6); 4. North Florida 280-298-281–859 (-5); T5. Georgia 294-291-284–869 (+5); T5. Baylor 291-289-289–869 (+5); 7. Pepperdine 289-288-303–877 (+13); 8. Tulsa 292-288-299–879 (+15); T9. Auburn 288-290-302–880 (+16); T9. Wichita State 289-290; 11. Rice 299-284-306–889 (+25); 12. North Carolina 301-311-298–910 (+46); 13. Georgetown 303-299-313–915 (+51); 14. Jackson State 325-348-310–983 (+119).

22 l Rice Golf l Rice Intercollegiate

The Rice Intercollegiate presented by Srixon has become one of the most popular tournaments in the region. With mild winters, Houston is a near-perfect location to start the spring season of college golf. Led by Gaston De La Torre’s individual performance, New Mexico State shot a sec-ond-round 279 (-9) to climb into contention heading into the final day of the 2011 Rice Intercollegiate. The Aggies’ final-round 283 (-5) was the best team performance of the day and helped propel NMSU to a three-stroke win. De La Torre fired a second-round 67 and with momentum from the first day, came back to card a final-round 68 to win the individual title by three strokes with a 207 (-9). De La Torre’s three-round score set a new tournament record. The previous mark was a 209 established by Northwestern’s Scott Harrington in 2003.

TournamenT HisTory

The first two Rice Intercollegiates were held just outside Houston at Meadowbrook Farms in Katy. The inaugural event was won by Kansas which never relinquished a first-round lead. Individual honors went to Codie Mudd of Mississippi State who finished with a 212 over three rounds. Mudd was back to defend his crown in 2002 but wasn’t part of what proved to be a dramatic shootout for individual honors. In the highlight of Year Two, Baylor’s Adam Meyer and Tennessee’s David Skinns fired final round scores of 65 and 67, respectively, to tie for the individual lead (213, 3) after 54 holes. Meyer then defeated Skinns on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff (par-birdie vs. par-par) to claim first place. Ninth-ranked Tennes-see claimed the team title with a two-under par 862. In 2003, Northwestern won with an 865. The Wildcats’ Scott Harrington claimed first place with a three-round record low of 209 (-7). The 2004 Rice Intercollegiate was played at BlackHorse Golf Club in Cypress and was won by Texas-San Antonio with an 895 score. Barrett Jarosch of Denver won the 2004 event at -1 (71-72-72–215). The 2005 event was held at Wildcat Golf Club. Only two rounds were completed as rain cancelled the second round. North Texas (299-285-584) won the weather-shortened event by one stroke over Memphis (300-285–585). UNT’s Anthony Broussard captured first place at -3 (71-70–141). The 2006 tournament moved to Willowisp Country Club and the team title was claimed by Santa Clara. Colorado State’s Derek Whiting won a four-way playoff on the third hole to capture individual honors. Sam Houston State captured the 2007 tournament title, outpacing Southland Con-ference rival Southeastern Louisiana which finished five strokes back. Playing as an indi-vidual, SLU’s Aaron O’Callaghan shot a final round 69 to finish with a 217 to force a playoff with College of Charleston’s Harrison Moore. Moore sank a 20-foot birdie putt in the play-off but O’Callaghan countered by sinking a 12-foot eagle putt to clinch the title. Louisiana Tech’s Amrith de Soysa shot an even-par 72 Tuesday to finish with a one-over-par score of 217 to capture individual medalist honors in 2008. Baylor won the 2008 team title by two strokes over UC Davis. Led by Jeff Gerlich’s final-round 70, the Bears shot a 297 for the final round to finish with an 878 team score to capture the championship. In 2009, Patrick Kucich’s two-under par 70 led Pacific to an even par 288 team score during the final round as the Tigers outpaced the host Owls to win the 9th Annual Rice Intercollegiate. Pacific shot a three-round score of 874 (296-290-288). Rice, which was tied for fifth after two rounds, failed to make up any ground on the Tigers also finishing with an even-par 288 team score for the third round. The Owls carded an 878 (296-294-288) for the tournament played at Westwood Golf Club. San Francisco’s Ji Hwan Park shot even par for the final round and finished with a three-round score of 210 (-6) to win the team title by three strokes over Rice’s Christopher Brown. Brown shot a 71 Tuesday to finish with a three-round score of 213 (-3). While short sleeves is usually the norm, even in mid-February, the 2010 tournament was played in challenging conditions as the Owls won the tournament for the first time in program history. Battling afternoon wind chills in the 30s on Monday, the Owls jumped out to a three

Rice inteRcollegiatechampionships

team champions2001 Kansas 2002 Tennessee 2003 Northwestern 2004 Texas-San Antonio 2005 North Texas 2006 Santa Clara 2007 Sam Houston State 2008 Baylor 2009 Pacific 2010 Rice 2011 New Mexico State

individual championships2001 Codie Mudd 66-72-74–212 (-4) Mississippi State 2002 ^Adam Meyer 71-77-65–213 (-3) Baylor 2003 Scott Harrington 68-68-73–209 (-7) Northwestern 2004 Barrett Jarosch 71-72-72–215 (-1) Denver 2005 Anthony Broussard 71-70–141 (-3) North Texas 2006 ^Derek Whiting 72-77-70–219 (+9) Colorado State 2007 ^Aaron O’Callaghan 71-77-69–217 (+1) Southeastern Louisiana 2008 Amrith de Soysa 74-71-72–217 (+1) Louisiana Tech 2009 Ji Hwan Park 70-68-72–210 (-6) San Francisco 2010 Christopher Brown 74-73-69–216 (E) Rice 2011 Gaston De La Torre 72-67-68–207 (-9) New Mexico State

^ Individual championship won in a playoff.

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stroke lead through the first round and began the final round eight strokes ahead of Au-burn and 18 in front of Pacific. Rice senior Christopher Brown birdied four holes on the back nine during the final round and shot the only tournament round in the 60s en route to individual medalist hon-ors as the Owls won the event. Rice had the low score for all three rounds of the tournament, distancing itself from second-place Auburn with a four-over par 292 team score on Tuesday. The Owls shot a three-round score of 886 to win the tournament by 19 strokes. Auburn was second with a 905 while 2009 champion Pacific shot a 909 to finish third. For the Owls, the tournament championship came a year after finishing as runner-up, four strokes back of Pacific.

WesTWood Golf Club

Westwood Golf Club, located just minutes from the Rice University campus in South-west Houston, is the home course of the Owls and has now played host to the Rice Inter-collegiate presented by Srixon the last four years.. Originally founded in 1928 as Westwood Country Club, the Owls’ home course has the distinction of being the second oldest Private Golf Club in Houston on its original site. Westwood underwent major renovations beginning in 2002 and reopened for play in May of 2004 after a redesign by noted golf architect Keith Foster. Hardwood oaks, lakes and a natural ravine help shape and define the fairways and greens. The style of the course is reminiscent of many of the great courses constructed in the early 20th century — simple clean and classic.

Rice inteRcollegiateRecoRds

individual RecoRdsLowest Three-Round Total1 207, Gaston De La Torre, New Mexico State (2011) 2 209, Scott Harrington, Northwestern (2003) 3 210, Chris Happ, Missouri (2003) 210, Ji Hwan Park, San Fancisco (2009) 5 212, Codie Mudd, Mississippi State (2001) 6 213, Adam Meyer, Baylor (2002) 213, David Skinns, Tennnessee (2002) 213, Christopher Brown (2009)

Lowest First Round1 66, Codie Mudd, Mississippi State (2001) 2 67, Colton Williams, Baylor (2008) 67, Calvin Pearson, Wichita State (2011) 4 68, Andy Stewart, Kansas (2001) 68, Chris Marshall, Kansas (2001) 68, Scott Harrington, Kansas (2003) 68, Hunter Sparks, Wichita State (2011)

Lowest Second Round1 66, Gustaf Kocken, Louisiana-Monroe (2011) 2 67, Robert Karlsson, Liberty (2009) 67, Gaston De La Torre, New Mexico State (2011) 67, Drew Preston, Bowling Green (2011) 5 68, Nine Times. Last: 68, Joon Heui Lee, New Mexico State (2011)

Lowest Third Round1 65, Adam Meyer, Baylor (2002) 2 67, David Skinns, Tennessee (2002) 3 68, Eight Times. Last: 68, Gason De La Torre, New Mexico State (2011) 68, Michael Whitehead, Rice (2011) 68, Will Hogan, Missouri State (2011)

team RecoRdsLowest Three-Round Total1 853, New Mexico State (2011) 2 856, Florida Gulf Coast (2011) 3 857, Wichita State (2011) 4 861, Kansas (2001) 5 862, Tennessee (2002)

Lowest First Round1 281, Wichita State (2011) 2 282, Kansas (2001) 282, Texas-San Antonio (2011) 4 283, Mississippi State (2001) 5 288, Texas Tech (2001)

Lowest Second Round1 279, New Mexico State (2011) 2 280, Northwestern (2003) 3 281, Houston (2009) 281, Florida Gulf Coast (2011) 5 285, North Texas (2005) 285, Memphis (2005) 285, Texas State (2011)

Lowest Third Round1 279, Baylor (2002) 2 281, Tennessee (2002) 3 283, New Mexico State (2011) 4 287, Texas Stae (2002) 287, North Texas (2002) 287, Pacific (2008)

24 l Rice Golf l History & Accolades

Rice league Finishes

souTHWesT ConferenCe CHampionsHip (sinCe 1948)1948 6th SWC 1949 7th SWC 1950 4th SWC 1951 5th SWC 1952 3rd SWC 1953 7th SWC 1954 7th SWC 1955 4th SWC 1956 6th SWC 1957 6th SWC 1958 8th SWC 1959 8th SWC 1960 8th SWC 1961 8th SWC 1962 8th SWC 1963 8th SWC 1964 9th SWC 1965 8th SWC 1966 4th SWC 1967 8th SWC 1968 8th SWC 1969 8th SWC 1970 8th SWC 1971 6th SWC 1972 8th SWC 1973 9th SWC 1974 8th SWC 1975 5th SWC 1976 6th SWC 1977 7th SWC 1978 8th SWC 1980 8th SWC 1979 8th SWC 1981 3rd SWC 1982 4th SWC 1983 8th SWC 1984 8th SWC 1985 9th SWC 1986 7th SWC 1987 6th SWC 1988 6th SWC 1989 5th SWC 1990 9th SWC 1991 4th SWC 1992 5th SWC 1993 6th SWC 1994 7th SWC 1995 6th SWC 1996 6th SWC

WesTern aTHleTiC ConferenCe CHampionsHip1997 14th WAC 1998 11th WAC 1999 15th WAC 2000 7th WAC 2001 9th WAC 2002 9th WAC 2003 6th WAC 2004 9th WAC 2005 6th WAC

ConferenCe usaCHampionsHip2006 7th C-USA 2007 11th C-USA 2008 11th C-USA 2009 8th C-USA 2010 T-2nd C-USA 2010 10th C-USA

souTHWesT ConferenCeTeam CHampionsHip1929 1930 1939

sWC Team runnerup1935 1936

sWC medalisTs1930 Joe Greenwood 1939 Ed Letscher 1950 Buddy Weaver 1951 Buddy Weaver 1955 John Garrett 1989 Mark Pfingston

C-usa medalisTs2010 Christopher Brown

C-usa Golfer of THe year2011 Michael Whitehead

all-souTHWesT ConferenCe (sinCe 1987)1987 Jon Christian 1990 Mark Pfingston 1991 Blake Johnson Jeff Makohon Brad McGuire 1992 Jeff Makohon James Hanse 1995 David Lawrence 1996 David Lawrence

all-ConferenCe usa(sinCe 2006)2006 Parker LaBarge, 2nd 2010 Christopher Brown, 1st Michael Buttacavoli, 2nd2011 Michael Whitehead, 1st

bob Quin aWard(Given To Top male riCe aTHleTe)1930 Joe Greenwood 1984 Danny Blonien 1988 Jon Christian

viCTor e. Cameron aWard(Team mvp)1979 Jeff New 1980 Bud Ludwig 1981 Bud Ludwig 1982 Steve Hatridge 1983 Danny Blonien 1984 Danny Blonien 1985 Houston Martin 1986 Jon Christian 1987 Jon Christian 1988 Scott Gilreath 1989 Brad McGuire Mark Pfingston 1990 Mark Pfingston 1991 Jeff Makohon 1992 Jeff Makohon 1993 Jeff Makohon 1994 Drew Scott 1995 David Lawrence 1996 John Lawrence 1997 John Lawrence Tim Carlson 1998 C.W. Mallon Drew Scott 1999 C.W. Mallon 2000 Drew Conrad 2001 Scott Philips 2002 Ryan Morgan 2003 Scott Philips 2004 Scott Philips 2005 Frank Buttacavoli 2006 Parker LaBarge 2007 Kyle Kelley 2008 Christopher Brown 2009 Christopher Brown 2010 Michael Whitehead nCaa all-ameriCa1955 John Garrett 1976 Barton Goodwin 1981 Bud Ludwig

nCaa individual runner-up1955 John Garrett 1976 Barton Goodwin

Team CapTains (sinCe 1984)1984-85 Terry Butler 1985-86 Houston Martin 1986-87 Jon Christian Houston Martin 1987-88 Scott Wagoner 1988-89 Scott Gilreath 1989-90 No captain 1990-91 No captain 1991-92 James Hanse 1992-93 Jeff Makohon 1993-94 Matt Williamson 1994-95 Matt Williamson 1995-96 David Lawrence 1996-97 Tim Carlson John Lawrence 1997-98 Kalani Kiaaina 1998-99 Andy Rapp 1999-00 No captain 2000-01 No captain 2001-02 No captain 2002-03 Ryan Morgan 2003-04 Scott Philips 2004-05 Matt Toohey 2005-06 Parker LaBarge 2006-07 Heon Young Lee 2007-08 Kyle Kelley 2008-09 Kyle Kelley 2009-10 Michael Buttacavoli 2010-11 Tim Pawul Michael Whitehead

Golfers in THeriCe aTHleTiCs Hall of fame1973 Buddy Weaver 1948-511974 King Hill 1954-561981 Joe Greenwood 1926-301982 John Garrett 1954-571983 Gary Reist 1967-711991 Barton Goodwin 1974-781994 Ed Letscher 1935-39

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lesTer bendix memorialsCHolarsHip fund1993-94 Matt Williamson 1994-95 Matt Williamson 1995-96 Kalani Kiaaina 1996-97 Kalani Kiaaina 1997-98 Kalani Kiaaina 1998-99 J.R. Zatarain 1999-00 Bradley Lane 2000-01 Lyall Rowan 2001-02 Lyall Rowan 2002-03 Ryan Morgan 2003-04 Ryan Morgan 2004-05 Addison Awe 2005-06 Addison Awe 2006-07 Addison Awe 2007-08 Addison Awe 2008-09 Erik Mayer

Jimmy burkesCHolarsHip1991-92 James Hanse 1992-93 Chris Brauner 1993-94 Trevor Randolph 1994-95 Trevor Randolph 1995-96 Tim Carlson 1996-97 Tim Carlson 1997-98 Drew Scott 1998-99 Bradley Lane 1999-00 C.W. Mallon 2001-02 Winn Smith Scott Philips 2002-03 Winn Smith Scott Philips 2003-04 Winn Smith 2004-05 Matthew Toohey 2005-06 Kyle Kelley Jeff Krakowiak 2006-07 Kyle Kelley Jeff Krakowiak 2007-08 Michael Buttacavoli Christopher Brown 2008-09 Michael Buttacavoli Christopher Brown 2009-10 Michael Buttacavoli Christopher Brown 2009-10 Christopher Contreras Benjamin Thorseth

James CasTañedaGolf sCHolarsHip endoWmenT fund2002-03 Winn Smith 2003-04 Winn Smith 2004-05 Frank Buttacavoli 2005-06 Parker LaBarge 2006-07 Michael Buttacavoli 2007-08 Michael Buttacavoli 2008-09 Michael Buttacavoli

Ernie L. DannerGolf Scholarship2005-06 Erik Petersen 2006-07 Erik Petersen 2007-08 Erik Petersen 2008-09 Erik Petersen 2009-10 Brock Wilson 2010-11 Brock Wilson

Tom J. Fatjo, Jr.Golf Scholarship2000-01 Ryan Morgan 2001-02 Ryan Morgan 2002-03 Ryan Morgan 2003-04 Ryan Morgan 2004-05 Jeff Krakowiak 2005-06 Jeff Krakowiak 2006-07 Jeff Krakowiak 2007-08 Bobby Thomure 2008-09 Benjamin Thorseth 2009-10 Benjamin Thorseth 2010-11 Benjamin Thorseth

Susanne andMelbern GlasscockGolf Scholarship2003-04 Parker LaBarge 2004-05 Parker LaBarge 2005-06 Parker LaBarge 2006-07 Zach Wilson 2007-08 Zach Wilson 2008-09 Robert Burrow 2009-10 Robert Burrow 2010-11 Robert Burrow

Lawrence A. HamiltonGolf Scholarship1995-96 John Lawrence 1996-97 John Lawrence 1997-98 Jason Stevens 1998-99 Jason Stevens 1999-00 Lyall Rowan 2001-02 Lyall Rowan 2002-03 Lyall Rowan 2003-04 Heon Young Lee 2004-05 Heon Young Lee 2005-06 Kyle Kelley 2006-07 Kyle Kelley 2007-08 Kyle Kelley 2008-09 Kyle Kelley

Lawrence A. HamiltonScholarship2000-01 Frederik Dejaeghere 2001-02 Matthew Toohey 2002-03 Matthew Toohey 2004-05 Bobby Thomure 2005-06 Kaz Hoffman 2006-07 Kaz Hoffman 2007-08 Kyle Kelley 2008-09 Kyle Kelley

Claude HarmonScholarship Fund1996-97 Jim Duke 1997-98 Frederik Dejaeghere 1998-99 Frederik Dejaeghere 1999-00 Frederik Dejaeghere 2000-01 Chris Connolly 2001-02 Frank Buttacavoli 2002-03 Frank Buttacavoli 2003-04 Frank Buttacavoli 2004-05 Frank Buttacavoli 2005-06 Heon Young Lee 2006-07 Heon Young Lee 2007-08 Tim Pawul 2008-09 Tim Pawul

Wayne & Catherine LegroAcademic Award in Athletics2010-11 Erik Mayer

Michael Scott LongpréGolf Scholarship2005-06 Addison Awe 2006-07 Addison Awe 2007-08 Addison Awe 2008-09 Tommy Mitchell 2009-10 Tommy Mitchell 2010-11 Michael Whitehead

Leigh H. MastersonScholarship Fund1991-92 Jeff Makohon 1992-93 Jeff Makohon 1993-94 David Lawrence 1994-95 David Lawrence 1995-96 David Lawrence 1996-97 Andy Rapp 1997-98 Andy Rapp 1998-99 Andy Rapp 1999-00 Chris Connolly 2000-01 Bradley Lane 2001-02 Bradley Lane 2002-03 Bradley Lane 2003-04 Scott Philips 2004-05 Parker LaBarge 2005-06 Parker LaBarge 2006-07 Addison Awe 2007-08 Erik Petersen 2008-09 Erik Petersen 2009-10 Erik Mayer 2010-11 Erik Mayer

John PlumbleyScholarship1993-94 Travis Hancuff 1994-95 Drew Scott 1995-96 Jim Duke 2007-08 Addison Awe

Chris and Don SandersAthletic Scholarship2009-10 Jade Scott 2010-11 James Heister

The Mark ScullyGolf Scholarship2001-02 Eddie Rowe 2002-03 Eddie Rowe 2003-04 Eddie Rowe 2004-05 Eddie Rowe 2005-06 Kaz Hoffman 2006-07 Kaz Hoffman 2007-08 Michael Whitehead 2008-09 Michael Whitehead 2009-10 Michael Whitehead 2010-11 Michael Whitehead

Chris and Don SandersAthletic Scholarship2009-10 Jade Scott 2010-11 James Heister

Melissa A. Woodruff MemorialAthletic Scholarship2009-10 Tim Pawul 2010-11 Tim Pawul

26 l Rice Golf l Lettermen

A A A A AD.L. Adrian 1944-45 1945Alan Ahrens 1969-73 1970, 1972-73Harry Albaugh 1939-40Reuben R. Albaugh 1928-32 1929-30; Captain, 1931-32Andrew Allen 1966-69 1967-69Carl V. Anderson 1960-1964 1961, 1963-64David R. Anderson 1964-65Eddie Anderson 1969-1971Dan Andersson 1993-95 1994-1995; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1994Forest Lee Andrews 1928-30 1929; Captain, 1929-30Kennenth Arthur 1938-41 1941Leonard L. Attwell, Jr. 1945-46Addison Awe 2004-08 2005-2008

B B B B BCarroll Baird 1946-50 1948-50Malcolm Baker 1926-28Edmund C. Barnum 1972-73Joseph G. Barolak 1973-74 1974William Barton 1931-35 1932-33; Captain, 1934-35Frank B. Bassett 1953-56 1954-56Mitch Benjamin 1986-90 1988, 1990Tom Blake 1928-30 1929-30Daniel T. Blonien 1980-84 1981-82; Captain, 1983-84; Bob Quin Award, 1984Mark Bockeloh 1976-77James H. Branard, Jr. 1926-27Chris Brauner 1990-93 1992-93; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1992-93LaRay Breshers 1972-73 1973Christopher Brown 2006-10 2007-10; C-USA Champion, 2010Laurence Bryson 1952-53 1953Tad M. Buchanan 1977-79 1978-79Dean Burke 2004-05Thomas R. Burke 1944-47 1945-47; SWC Runner-up, 1945, 1946Terry Butler 1981-86 1982-86; Captain, 1984-85Robert Burrow 2008-11 2009-11Michael Buttacavoli 2006-10 2007-10; Captain, 2009-10 GCAA All-America Scholar, 2009-10Frank Buttacavoli 2001-05 2002-05; GCAA All-America Scholar, 2005Bob Byrnes 1926-27 1927; SWC Runner-up, 1927

C C C C CFrank Caldwell 1952-53Arthur F. Calhoun 1960-62 1961Max Campbell 1935-36Ernest Carlson 1946-50 1948-50Tim Carlson 1992-97 1994-97; Co-Captain, 1996-97; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1995, 1997Tom Carlson 1995-99 1997-98Alva Carlton 1946-48Paul Chamberlain 1963-67 1964, 1967Charles Chrisman 1969-70Jon Christian 1985-87 1986-87; Co-Captain, 1986-87; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1987; All-SWC, 1987John Clarke 1938-39John Clarke 1966-70 1967-70Harold J. Cohn 1926-29 1929J.F. Cole 1929-32 1930-32Brett Coleman 1980-81Howard W. Collins 1935-37 1936Chris Connolly 1996-2001 1998-2001

Drew Conrad 1996-2000 1997-2000Chris Contreras 2010- 2011Gary Conway 1970-72 1971-72Lawrence L. Cram 1966-67Jeff Cranford 1984-86 1985-86Jack Creel 1960-64 1961, 1963-64Harry U. Crissman 1938-41 1939; Captain, 1940-41James W. Crownover 1962-63

D D D D DErnie L. Danner 1972-76 1973-76Robert C. Dayton 1940-42 1942Jim Deal 1940-42 1941-42Phillip E. Deck 1954-55 1955Frederik Dejaeghere 1997-2001 1998-2001Jaime Diaque 1974-77 1975-77John Henry Diesel 1979-80Matt DiTeresa 1988-93 1991-93Andy Drescher 1990-94Tom C. Driscoll 1954-58 1956-58Jim Duke 1992-97 1994, 1996-97J.E. Dunigan 1953-58 1958

E E E E ESam Elliott 1975-77 1976-77Henry W. English, Jr. 1972-73Phillip Ezell 1947-49 1948-49

F F F F FTom J. Fatjo, Jr. 1958-60 1959-60King Faulkner 1980-85 1983-85Joe Finger 1936-39 1937-38; Co-Captain, 1939Don Fizer 1960-63 1961-63Arthur Folsom, Jr. 1965-69 1969

G G G G GJohn J. Garrett 1954-57 1955-57; SWC Co-Champion, 1955; NCAA Runner-up, 1955; All-America, 1955Mike Gardner 1987-88C. Tyrill Garth 1946-47 1947Barton B. Gillman 1958-61 1961Scott Gilreath 1986-91 1987-88, 1990-91; Captain, 1988-89R.M. (Bob) Glover 1935-38 1936-37; Captain, 1938Brooks Godfrey 1956-59 1958-59Stephen R. Goetzmann 1982-84 1983-84Barton Goodwin 1974-78 1975-78; NCAA Runner-up, 1976; All-America, 1976Greg Gordon 1996-99 1998Joe Goswitz 1986-89 1988Glen G. Gray 1962-63James Greenwood 1926-27 1927; Captain, 1927Joe Greenwood 1926-30 1929-30, Bob Quin Award, 1930; SWC Champion, 1930


H H H H HJerome C. Hafter 1963-64 1964William B. Hamilton III 1963-64Travis Hancuff 1989-94 1992James Hanse 1987-92 1989-91; Captain, 1991-92; All-SWC, 1992Gregory W. Hardin 1966-67Steve Hatridge 1979-82 1980-82Mark Hendrix 1978-81 1979-81Corey Henegar 1997-98 1998James Hiester 2010- 2011S. King Hill 1954-56 1956Ross Hoff 1945-46Kaz Hoffman 2005-07 2006Everiff Holden 1935-36Powell Holly 1982-86 1986Jonathan Horowitz 1990-95 1994-95

I I I I ICarl Illig 1926-30 1929-30; Alumni Association Gold Medal for Distinguished Service, 1978

J J J J JDonald E. Jackson 1952-53 1953Theodore K. Jackson, III 1962-63 1963Meredith James 1941-42Stuart James 1977-78Palmer W. Jenkins 1963-66 1964-66Patrik Johansson 1991-93 1992-93Blake Johnson 1987-91 1988-89, 1991; All-SWC, 1991; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1989, 1991Mark Johnson 1970-75 1971-73, 1975Rex Jordan 1954-55Brandon Jung 2001-02 2002

K K K K KKyle Kelley 2005-09 2006-09; Captain 2008-09David Kelvin 2002-04Kalani Kiaaina 1994-98 1995-98; Captain, 1997-98Dick Kincheloe 1941-43 1943Creston A. King, Jr. 1956-58 1957-58Stuart King 1973-74 1974Ian Knight 1982-83 1983Jeff Krakowiak 2004-07 2005-06Chris Kuehler 1965-69 1967-69

L L L L LParker LaBarge 2002-06 2003-06; Captain, 2005-06; All-C-USA, 2006; GCAA All-America Scholar, 2006Ken Lacey 1972-73Robert T. Ladd 1974-78 1975-78T.G. Lamkin 1958-62 1959-62William E. Landis 1955-58Bradley Lane 1999-03 2000-03Brad Lardon 1983-87 1984-87D.D. Larson 1958-62 1959-62Jeff Lawler 1974-75David Lawrence III 1991-96 1993-96; Captain, 1995-96; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1996John Lawrence 1992-97 1994-97; Co-Captain, 1996-97; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1996, 1997

George W. Lederer 1935-36Heon Young Lee 2003-07 2005-07; Captain, 2007William S. Lee 1970-73 1971, 1973R.B. Leftwich 1963-67 1964-67Stanley Legro 1954-55C.E. (Ed) Letscher 1935-39 1936-38; Co-Captain, 1939; SWC Champion, 1939Allen Lewis 1942-43 1943Kenn Lichtenwalter 1983-87 1987Mike Longpré 1988-90 1989-90W.V. Lorimer 1935-36Bud Ludwig 1977-81 1978-81; All-America, 1981

M M M M MScott MacDonald 1977-78William S. Mackey 1940-41Jeff Makohon 1988-93 1990-93; Captain, 1992-93; All-SWC, 1991- 92; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1991-92-93Wm. Lucius Maguire 1934-37 1935-37C.W. Mallon 1995- 99 1997-99; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1998-1999R.S. Marcom 1930-32 1931-32John Marshall 1935-36 1936Houston Martin 1983-87 1985-87; Captain, 1985-86; Co-Captain, 1986-97; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1986-87Leigh H. Masterson 1958-61 1959-61Erik Mayer 2008- 2009-11Robert (Chip) Matthews 1966-69 1968-69Todd Mavis 1979-80 1980Charles McCarthy 1934-35 1935George M. McCarty 1930-34 1931-34B. Burke McGinty 1937-41Brad McGuire 1987-91 1988-91Marion C. Millender 1963-64 1964Tommy Mitchell 2008-10 2009-10Jack Mooney 1937-38Roy F. Moore 1944-46 1945-46Tom Moore 1983-85 1984-85William J. Moore 1958-62 1959, 1961-62Fred F. Morgan 1957-58Ryan Morgan 2000-04 2001-04; Captain, 2002-03; GCAA All-America Scholar, 2003, 2004Clinton F. Morse 1940-42 1942Bert A. Mueller 1933-34 1934

N N N N NMarc Napier 1971-72Clark Nelson 1977-78James Nelson 1939-40Ralph Nemir 1930-34 1932-34Jeff D. New 1975-79 1976-79Ned Nolte 1958-59 1959

O O O O OJohn Orsak 1958-59 1959Mike Owen 1969-71 1970-71


P P P P PDavid Park 1982-83Jeff Parker 1964-66 1965-66Darin Patrizi 1983-84Tim Pawul 2007-11 2008-11; Captain, 2010-11Erik Petersen 2005-09 2006-09Mark Pfingston 1987-90 1988-90; SWC Champion, 1989; All-SWC, 1989-90Scott Philips 2000-04 2001-04; Captain 2003-04; GCAA All-America Scholar 2003, 2004Craig Phillips 1983-87 1984-85, 1987George F. Pierce, Jr. 1940-42 1941; Captain, 1941-42John Plumbley 1946-48 1948Jeff Plymell 1985-86J.L. Powell 1950-51

R R R R RTrevor Randolph 1991-95 1992-95Andy Rapp 1995-99 1996, 1998, 1999; Captain, 1998-99; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1999Claxton Rayzor 1942-43Ryan Reagan 1981-85 1982-85L.C. Reese 1945-46 1946Lawrence Reilly 1937-38 1938Gary Reist 1967-71 1968-71Jay Riviere 1953-55 1954-55Max Robson 1933-34 1934Alan Rosen 1988-91 1989-91; GCAA All-America Scholar, 1990, 1991Bill Ross 1967-70 1968-70Lyall Rowan 1998-03 2000-02Eddie Rowe 2001-05 2003-05 Jack Rowe 1943-47

S S S S SAdrian G. Schjetnan 1973-77 1974-77Drew Scott 1993-95 1994-95, 1998 1997-98Jade Scott 2009-10 2010 J.W. Scott 1944-45Johnny Scott 1970-72 1971-72Mark T. Scully 1975-77 1976-77Edward Seaman, Jr. 1938-39 1939Steele Sharpe 1986-89Frank C. Shelden 1945-47 1946Brett Shobe 1997-99 1998Gene R. Silver 1949-52 1950-52Thomas S. Simons 1942-43Neil Sivers 1968-71Dean Small 1952-54 1953-54Dan Smith 1927-28 1928; Captain, 1928; SWC Runner-up, 1929Winn Smith 2000-04 2002-04David P. Snelling 1948-51 1950-51J. Harold Standish 1951-55 1952-55Ted Steed 1970-72 1971-72David B. Steele 1978-82 1979, 1981-82Jason Stevens 1994-99 1997-98W.E. Stobaugh 1950-52 1951-52Maurice Sullivan 1932-33 1933Stephen Swenson 1965-66

T T T T TStarke Taylor 1942-43 1943Bobby Thomure 2004-08 2007-08Ross Thornton 1985-87Benjamin Thorseth 2008-10 2009-10Matt Toohey 2001-05 2002-05; Captain, 2004-05; GCAA All-America Scholar, 2004David Townsend 1979-80 1980Peter Trick 1969-70Baylor Triplett 1963-65 1964-65

W W W W WJim Wagner 1978-82 1979-82Scott Wagoner 1984-88 1985-88; Captain, 1987-88John B. (Buddy) Weaver 1948-51 1949-51; SWC Champion, 1950,1951Mark E. Wehrle 1972-73 1973Dan Weisser 1988-89Gary Wendell 1969-71 1970-71Joe Whetsell 1951-52 1952Raleigh White 1932-35 1933; Captain, 1934-35Michael Whitehead 2007-11 2008-11; Captain, 2010-11 GCAA All-America Scholar, 2010Jeff Wibawa 2010- 2011Tom Williams 1958-59 1959Matt Williamson 1990-95 1993-95; Captain, 1993-95Brock Wilson 2009- 2010-11Zach Wilson 2006-08 2007-08Denton B. Wise 1933-36 1934-35; Captain, 1935-36Jim Wiseman 1970-71Dale Wooddy 1945-46Phillip Woodhall 1965-66 1966Jack Word 1941-42James M. Wright 1969-71 1970

Y Y Y Y YTerry Yates 1966-67Ralph Young 1940-43 1943; Captain, 1942-43

Z Z Z Z ZAnthony Zarcaro 1983-88 1984, 1986, 1988Michael Zarcaro 1980-82 1981-82J.R. Zatarain 1998-99 1999

29 l Rice Golf l All-America Scholars

Houston Martin1986, 1987

Jon Christian1987

Blake Johnson1989, 1991

Alan Rosen1990, 1991

Jeff Makobon1991, 1992, 1993

Chris Brauner1992, 1993

Dan Andersson1994

Ryan Morgan2003, 2004

Tim Carlson1995, 1997

David Lawrence 1996

John Lawrence1996, 1997

C.W. Mallon1998, 1999

Andy Rapp1999

Scott Philips2003, 2004

Matt Toohey2004

Frank Buttacavoli2005

Parker LaBarge2006

Michael Buttacavoli2009, 2010

In 1984, the Golf Coaches Association of America established its All-America Scholar program. Selection requires a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.2 and a stroke average under 76.00 for golfers classified as juniors or seniors who have participated in at least 75 percent of his team’s tournaments during the season for which the award is given. Originally called the Aca-demic All-America award, the prestigious honor was renamed the GCAA All-America Scholar Award. Since the awards inception, Rice University has had 19 student-ath-letes receive the award a total of 31 times. Last spring, Michael Buttacavoli became the Owls’ latest Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) All-America Scholar to be a multi-year se-lection. Also in 2010, Michael Whitehead became the 19th Rice player to receive All-America Scholar recognition. In addition, the 2010 season marked the ninth time since the incep-tion of the award Rice has had two student-athletes named All-America Scholars in the same year. Twice since the honor’s inception Rice has had three players selected (1991 and 2004).

Also recognized in multiple seasons as GCAA All-America Scholars was Houston Martin (1986-1987), Blake Johnson (1989, 1991), Alan Rosen (1990-91), Jeff Makobon (1991-1993), Chris Brauners (1992-93), Tim Carl-son (1995, 1997), John Lawrence (1996-97), C.W. Mallon (1998-99), Ryan Morgan (2003-04) and Scott Philips (2003-04). The Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) is the professional association of men’s golf coaches. Established in 1958, the non-profit orga-nization is dedicated to education, promoting and recognizing its mem-bers who participate in men’s golf at all levels. Through its established events and programs, the GCAA maintains a goal of increasing awareness and the status of men’s golf.

Michael Whitehead2010

30 l Rice Golf l Scores & Titles

Michael Whitehead 62 The Border Olympics, 2011

Mark Pfingston 65 Morris Williams Intercol., 1989 Jade Scott 65 David Toms Intercol., 2009

Chris Brauner 66 Harvey Penick Intercol., 1992Kyle Kelley 66 Fighting Irish Classic, 2006 Erik Petersen 66 Pacific Invitational, 2006 Tommy Mitchell 66 HBU Men’s Intercol., 2009 Michael Whitehead 66 LT/Squire Creek Intercol, 2010 Michael Whitehead 66 The Duck Invitational, 2011

Houston Martin 67 International Invitational, 1986Jon Christian 67 SWC Championship, 1987James Hanse 67 Stanford Invitational, 1987James Hanse 67 Tar Heel Intercollegiate, 1991John Lawrence 67 Border Olympics, 1997Tim Carlson 67 Louisiana Classics, 1997Drew Conrad 67 Baylor Invitational, 1999Scott Philips 67 UALR Intercollegiate, 2001Kyle Kelley 67 Squire Creek Inv., 2005 Michael Buttacavoli 67 Pat Hicks Thunderbird Inv., 2008Michael Buttacavoli 67 Pacific Invitational, 2008 Jade Scott 67 David Toms Intercol., 2009 Michael Whitehead 67 The Border Olympics, 2011

Brad Lardon 68 Bahama Princess Inv., 1986Scott Wagoner 68 Border Olympics, 1987Mike Longpré 68 Columbia Lakes Inv., 1989Patrick Johansson 68 UCF Budget Classic, 1992Jeff Makohon 68 SWC Championship, 1992Dan Anderson 68 Yale Intercollegiate, 1993David Lawrence 68 All-American Invitational, 1994John Lawrence 68 NCAA Central Region, 1995John Lawrence 68 John Burns Intercollegiate, 1997Drew Conrad 68 John Burns Intercollegiate, 1998Drew Conrad 68 Purina Challenge, 1999Chris Connolly 68 Purina Classic, 2000Bradley Lane 68 Purina Classic, 2000Scott Philips 68 El Diablo Intercollegiate, 2001Ryan Morgan 68 Colbert Intercollegiate, 2001Matt Toohey 68 The Prestige, 2001Bradley Lane 68 Mason Rudolph Collegiate, 2002Ryan Morgan 68 WAC Championship, 2002Scott Philips 68 Louisiana Classics, 2003Matt Toohey 68 Roadrunner Classic, 2004Winn Smith 68 Bearkat Invitational, 2004Kaz Hoffman 68 Gene Miranda Invitational, 2005Jeff Krakowiak 68 Louisiana Classics, 2006 Michael Whitehead 68 Herb Wimberly Intercol., 2007Michael Buttacavoli 68 Rice Intercollegiate, 2008 Michael Buttacavoli 68 UTA/Waterchase Inv., 2009 Christopher Brown 68 C-USA Championship, 2010 Michael Whitehead 68 Sam H. Hall Intercollegiate, 2010 Robert Burrow 68 UTA/Waterchase Inv., 2010 Michael Whitehead 68 Rod Myers Invitational, 2010 Jeff Wibawa 68 David Toms Intercollegiate, 2010Michael Whitehead 68 Rice Intercollegiate, 2011 Michael Whitehead 68 The Border Olympics, 2011 Michael Whitehead 68 NCAA Regional, 2011

Jon Christian 69 SWC Championship, 1986Brad McGuire 69 Woodlands Intercol., 1987Mike Longpré 69 NCAA Championship, 1990Blake Johnson 69 Harvey Penick Intercol., 1990Blake Johnson 69 Border Olympics, 1991Blake Johnson 69 Southwestern Invitational, 1991Jeff Makohon 69 SWC Championship, 1991Brad McGuire 69 Tar Heel Intercollegiate, 1991Alan Rosen 69 NCAA Central Regional, 1991Jeff Makohon 69 Harvey Penick Intercol., 1992James Hanse 69 UCF Budget Classic, 1992Jeff Makohon 69 Thunderbird Invitational, 1992Jeff Makohon 69 The Perry Maxwell, 1992Drew Scott 69 Columbia Lakes Inv., 1993Matt Williamson 69 International Intercol., 1994David Lawrence 69 Woodlands Intercol., 1994Matt Williamson 69 Columbia Lakes Inv., 1994Drew Scott 69 Louisiana Classics, 1994Dan Anderson 69 Pacific Coast Intercol., 1994Kalani Kiaaina 69 Missouri Bluffs Intercol., 1995Tim Carlson 69 International Intercol., 1996Drew Conrad 69 Missouri Bluffs Intercol., 1996C.W. Mallon 69 Missouri Bluffs Intercol., 1997Corey Henegar 69 International Intercol., 1998Andy Rapp 69 International Intercol., 1998Drew Scott 69 International Intercol., 1998C.W. Mallon 69 Sacramento State Inv., 1998Frederik Dejaeghere 69 Western Intercollegiate, 1998J.R. Zatarian 69 Missouri Bluffs Intercol., 1998C.W. Mallon 69 Baylor Intercollegiate, 1998Frederik Dejaeghere 69 Louisiana Classics, 1999Drew Conrad 69 Baylor Invitational, 1999Ryan Morgan 69 Rice Intercollegiate, 2001Ryan Morgan 69 Border Olympics, 2001Parker LaBarge 69 Nestle Purina Classic, 2002Winn Smith 69 Nestle Purina Classic, 2002Matt Toohey 69 Bearkat Invitational, 2004Matt Toohey 69^ Radrick Farms Invitational, 2004Frank Buttacavoli 69 Border Olympics, 2005 Addison Awe 69 Gene Miranda Invitational, 2005 Parker LaBarge 69^ The Battle on the Bend, 2005Addison Awe 69 Louisiana Classics, 2006Addison Awe 69 C-USA Championship, 2006Kyle Kelley 69 C-USA Championship, 2006 Kaz Hoffman 69 Pacific Invitational, 2006Erik Petersen 69 Pacific Invitational, 2006Christopher Brown 69^ Pacific Invitational, 2007Michael Whitehead 69 Pacific Invitational, 2008 Christopher Brown 69 Rice Intercollegiate, 2009 Robert Burrow 69 Rice Intercollegiate, 2009 Kyle Kelley 69 Rice Intercollegiate, 2009 Robert Burrow 69 24th Louisiana Classics, 2009 Michael Whitehead 69 24th Louisiana Classics, 2009 Michael Whitehead 69 C-USA Championship, 2009 Christopher Brown 69 UTA/Waterchase Inv., 2009 Michael Whitehead 69 Lone Star Invitational, 2009 Christopher Brown 69 Carter Plantation Intercol., 2009 Michael Whitehead 69 Rice Intercollegiate, 2010 Michael Whitehead 69 J.L. Lewis Intercollegiate, 2010 Christopher Brown 69 C-USA Championship, 2010 Jade Scott 69 C-USA Championship, 2010 Michael Whitehead 69^ David Toms Intercollegiate, 2010 Michael Whitehead 69 Bancorp South Intercol., 2011 Jeff Wibawa 69 C-USA Championship, 2011

^Denotes scored two 69s in the same tournament.

individual championships (since 1985)

John Christian Bahama Princess Invitational 1985Brad Lardon Bahama Princess Invitational 1986Houston Martin International Invitational 1986Brad McGuire Bahama Princess Invitational 1989Mark Pfingston SWC Championship 1989Jeff Makohon Woodlands Intercollegiate 1991James Hanse Columbia Lakes Invitational 1991David Lawrence Woodlands Intercollegiate 1994Drew Conrad Border Olympics 2000Scott Philips El Diablo Intercollegiate 2001Ryan Morgan Colbert Intercollegiate 2001Parker LaBarge The Battle on the Bend 2005Jade Scott David Toms Intercollegiate 2009Christopher Brown 10th Rice Intercollegiate 2010Christopher Brown C-USA Championship 2010Michael Whitehead 60th Border Olympics 2011

team +champions (since 1985)

Frank Scott Invitational 1989Falcon Invitational 1990Columbia Lakes Invitational 1990Falcon Invitational 1995Columbia Lakes Invitational 1995Columbia Lakes Invitational 1996Sacramento State Invitational 1998UTA/Waterchase Invitational 200910th Rice Intercollegiate 2010

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