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2026-27 HEADSHOT ROSTER

MATTHEW HULL

JOSH KIM

BAYLOR LARRABEE

TYLER LOREE

6-2 – Freshman Newport Beach, Calif. Corona del Mar HS

5-11 – Sophomore Danville, Calif. De La Salle HS

6-5 – Junior Ferndale, Wash. Ferndale HS

6-0 – Sophomore Kula, Hawaii Seabury Hall

BARON NGUYEN

ALEX PAPAYOANOU

LUCAS RIZO-PATRON

5-10 – Freshman Corona, Calif. Norco HS

5-10 – Senior The Woodlands, Texas The Woodlands HS

5-10 – Sophomore Rye. N.Y. University of Richmond / Rye Neck HS

ARMEN KIRAKOSSIAN

MASON BANGER

UCLA’s Head Coach 5th Season UT Pan American ’10

UCLA’s Assistant Coach 4th Season Harding ’18

2026-27 UCLA MEN’S GOLF

UCLA Men’s Golf Quick Facts Name of School Location

Founded Enrollment Nickname Colors Affiliation Conference Chancellor CEO and Director of Athletics Sr. Associate Athletic Director/SWA Faculty Athletic Representative Head Coach Assistant Coach NCAA Championships

2026-27 UCLA Men’s Golf Schedule

Date Tournament Sept. 12-13 Sahalee Players Championship Sept. 28-29 Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational Oct. 4-5 Fighting Irish Classic Oct. 16-18 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invitational Oct. 26-28 East Lake Cup Jan. 25-26 Southwestern Invitational Feb. 4-6 Amer Ari Intercollegiate Feb. 28-March 2 Las Vegas Collegiate March 8-9 The Desimone Invitational March 22-23 Bruin Invitational April 5-6 USC Golfweek Intercollegiate April 16-17 The Thunderbird Collegiate April 30-May 2 Big Ten Championships May 17-19 NCAA Regionals May 28-June 2 NCAA Championships

University of California, Los Angeles J.D. Morgan Center, 325 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095 1919 46,430 Bruins Blue and Gold NCAA Division I Big Ten Dr. Julio Frenk Tim Harris Dr. Christina Rivera Dr. Michael Teitell Armen Kirakossian, 5th Season Mason Banger, 4th Season 2 (1988, 2008)

Media Information Men’s Golf Contact Email Address UCLA Athletics Website

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UCLA’s 2026-27 Roster Name Matthew Hull Josh Kim Baylor Larrabee Tyler Loree Baron Nguyen Alex Papayoanou Lucas Rizo-Patron

Yr. Fr. So. Jr. So. Fr. Sr. So.

Wt. 6-2 5-11 6-5 6-0 5-10 5-10 6-0

Coaching Staff Armen Kirakossian Mason Banger

Head Coach, 5th season Assistant Coach, 4th season

Pronunciation Guide Mason Banger Armen Kirakossian Baylor Larrabee Tyler Loree Baron Nguyen Alex Papayoanou Lucas Rizo-Patron

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Hometown (High School/Previous School) Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS Danville, Calif. (De La Salle HS) Ferndale, Wash. (Ferndale HS) Kula, Hawaii (Seabury Hall) Corona, Calif. (Norco HS) The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS) Rye. N.Y. (University of Richmond / Rye Neck HS)

NCAA Regional Sites Location Course Bloomington, Ind. Pfau Golf Course Loudon, Tenn. Tennessee National Lubbock, Texas The Rawls Course Marana, Ariz. Gallery Golf Club Murrells Inlet, S.C. TPC Myrtle Beach Stillwater, Okla. Karsten Creek Golf Course

UT Pan American ’10 Harding ’18

Information Guide, Table of Contents Coaching Staff Student-Athlete Profiles 2025-26 Results Past National Titles UCLA’s History and Tradition NCAA Championships/Regionals Conference Tournament History Team & Individual Records

Top row (left to right): Lucas Rizo-Patron, Alex Papayoanou, Josh Kim and Baron Nguyen. Bottom row: head coach Armen Kirakossian, Baylor Larrabee, Luciano Conlan (will graduate in Dec. 2026), Matthew Hull, Tyler Loree and assistant coach Mason Banger.

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Location Sammamish, Wash. Sahalee Country Club Fort Worth, Texas Colonial Country Club Notre Dame, Ind. Warren Golf Course Alpharetta, Ga. The Golf Club of Georgia Atlanta, Ga. East Lake Golf Club Westlake Village, Calif. North Ranch Country Club Kona, Hawaii Mauna Lani Golf Course Las Vegas, Nev. TPC Summerlin San Francisco, Calif. Lake Merced Golf Club Valencia, Calif. Valencia Country Club Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. Rolling Hills Country Club Phoenix, Ariz. Papago Golf Course Springfield, N.J. Baltusrol Golf Club TBD – Carlsbad, Calif. Omni La Costa Resort & Spa

UCLA’S COACHES

ARMEN

KIRAKOSSIAN UCLA Men’s Golf Head Coach, 5th Season Alma Mater: UT Pan American ’10

Armen Kirakossian enters his fifth season as the UCLA men’s golf head coach in 2026-27. He was selected to lead UCLA’s program on June 13, 2022, and has made a strong impact in Westwood through his first four seasons. Kirakossian has propelled UCLA’s program onto the national scene over the past two seasons, with the Bruins playing their best golf in over a decade. In the past two seasons, UCLA has advanced to the NCAA Championship field with a third-place finish at the 2025 NCAA Auburn Regional and a second-place finish at the 2026 NCAA Corvallis Regional. UCLA’s berth at the NCAA Championships in 2025 marked the team’s first appearance at that event since 2018. In 2026, UCLA punched its ticket to match play for the first time since 2015 and concluded the tournament as the national runner-up, falling to top-seeded Auburn in the finals. At the conclusion of the 2025-26 school year, Kirakossian was honored as the Golfweek Men’s Coach of the Year, marking the first time that the UCLA men’s golf coach had won that award (since the award began in 1999).

under par rounds (63), with Morales ranking third on that career list (57 rounds). Morales posted a single-season school record scoring average in 2023-24 (69.91), while Ereño followed in the No. 2 spot in 2024-25 with an average of 70.23.

Under Kirakossian’s leadership, the Bruins have won five tournaments over the past two seasons (2024-25 and 2025-26), including back-to-back Big Ten Championship titles in UCLA’s first two years in the Big Ten Conference. UCLA produced the conference’s Men’s Golfer of the Year in 2025, with then-senior Pablo Ereño. Kirakossian was named the Big Ten Men’s Golf Coach of the Year in 2025 and 2026. In the past two seasons, the Bruins have had the Big Ten’s Freshman of the Year, with Baylor Larrabee (2025) and Josh Kim (2026). Both Larrabee and Kim were selected as firstteam All-Big Ten honorees in May of 2026. In addition, UCLA’s scoring averages in the past two seasons rank as the lowest single-season averages (back to the fall of 1981). The Bruins posted a program-record mark of 283.6 in 2024-25 and followed that with an average of 285.1 in 2025-26.

Kirakossian’s work during his second season at UCLA (2023-24) included strong campaigns across the board from Ereño and Morales. Morales established program records in scoring average (69.91), rounds under par (25) and rounds in the 60s (19). Ereño’s marks were just as impressive, as the Spaniard significantly improved his play during UCLA’s spring season. Ereño compiled a 70.78 scoring average, which ranks seventh in school history.

Morales continued to represent UCLA on the sport’s highest level with a second-straight U.S. Open berth at Pinehurst No. 2 in 2024. He earned an invitation to the World Wide Technology Championship in Nov. 2024, competing at his third PGA TOUR event. Morales competed in second PGA TOUR event at the Mexico Open and put on an impressive showing at the Latin America Amateur Championships where he placed runner-up.

Kirakossian led the Bruins to three top-five team finishes in his first year at the helm of the program in 2022-23. The 2022-23 season was highlighted by t-5th mark at the highly competitive Southwestern Invitational, where Ereño and Morales finished in the top 20. Morales was the most impressive individual performer in Kirakossian’s debut season. After finishing 89th in his first event of the season, Morales improved in each tournament, culminating in the first medal of his collegiate career at the El Macero Classic. Ten days later, Morales competed in his first PGA TOUR event at the Mexico Open. He qualified for the 123rd U.S. Open on June 5, 2023, after winning his qualifying round at Hillcrest Country Club.

The Bruins’ run to the NCAA Championship finals in 2026 included a four-team playoff at the conclusion of stroke play, followed by back-to-back match play wins against No. 2-seed Texas and No. 6-seed Arizona. Kirakossian helped UCLA secure its first-ever wins in the NCAA Championships’ match-play format, which was introduced in 2009. In all, UCLA registered team titles in 2025-26 at the Fighting Irish Classic (fall of 2025) and at the Big Ten Championships (May 2026).

Before arriving at UCLA, Kirakossian spent five seasons at Arizona State, two as associate head coach and three as an assistant. He helped lead the Sun Devils to four consecutive NCAA Championship appearances, including a runner-up finish in 2021-22 and a third-place showing in 2020-21. During Kirakossian’s tenure, Arizona State produced more All-Pac-12 honorees (17) than any other school in the conference. In 2021-22, the Sun Devils boasted a Pac-12-leading four first-team selections, the most by an ASU team since 1993-94.

In 2025, Kirakossian was honored as the NCAA Division I Golf Pride Grips West Region Coach of the Year, as selected by the Golf Coaches Association of America. He was a finalist for the 2025 NCAA Division I Dave Williams Coach of the Year Award. UCLA swept the 2025 Big Ten Conference men’s golf awards, including Kirakossian being named Coach of the Year. Ereño was honored as the Big Ten Men’s Golfer of the Year and Larrabee was recognized as the conference’s Freshman of the Year. Kirakossian became UCLA’s first head coach to secure conference “Coach of the Year” acclaim since 2010-11 (Derek Freeman). He has become the first UCLA head coach to win the conference’s “Coach of the Year” award in back-to-back seasons since Eddie Merrins in 1982 and 1983.

Following the 2018-19 season, Kirakossian was named a Strickland Award Winner as the top assistant coach in the country. He coached three consecutive Pac-12 Freshman/Newcomer of the Year award-winners from 2019-22 in Cameron Sisk (2019), David Puig (2021) and Preston Summerhays (2022), and a total of 11 All-Americans at Arizona State. Under Kirakossian and head coach Matt Thurmond, the Sun Devils ranked in the top 10 in the final Golfweek Rankings in each of the final four seasons. In addition, Arizona State won 15 team tournaments and 15 individual titles over his five seasons in Tempe, Ariz.

UCLA produced three team tournament wins in 2024-25. During the fall season, the Bruins won The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate in Carmel, Calif. UCLA finished in first place out of 30 teams at The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford University in March 2025. UCLA won the Big Ten Championships at Baltimore Country Club, finishing one stroke ahead of second-place Illinois. The Bruins finished third or higher in seven tournaments in 2024-25. The Bruins concluded the 2024-25 season under par as a team (-62) across 13 stroke play tournaments, marking the second straight year in which UCLA finished the season under par.

Prior to coaching at Arizona State, Kirakossian was an assistant coach for Pepperdine University from 2015-17. While at Pepperdine, Kirakossian helped oversee a strong turnaround with a 13thplace finish at the NCAA Championships in 2017, the program’s best mark since 2005. Pepperdine ranked 19th in the final Golfweek rankings for a 59-spot improvement from when Kirakossian joined the program. Several individuals shined under Kirakossian’s leadership at Pepperdine, including Hogan and Nicklaus award winner Sahith Theegala, who competes on the PGA Tour. At Arizona State, Chun An Yu became the No. 1 amateur in the world by the end of the 2019-20 season.

Omar Morales and Pablo Ereño had very strong individual campaigns. Ereño secured third-team GCAA All-America acclaim as a senior (2025) and Morales earned the same honor as a junior (2024) before being recognized as an honorable mention in 2025. At the conclusion of stroke play at the 2025 NCAA Championships, Morales and Ereño were ranked No. 9 and No. 10, respectively, in the final PGA TOUR University rankings PGA TOUR U. Morales and Ereño earned first-team allleague honors in 2024 and 2025 – awards in the Pac-12 (2024) and Big Ten (2025), respectively.

Kirakossian arrived at UCLA with prior head coaching experience. Before working at Pepperdine, Kirakossian was the head coach at his alma mater, Texas Pan American (UTPA), where he led the Broncos to three top-five finishes in 2014-15. He served as a volunteer assistant coach at UTPA in 2012-13 prior to being hired as head coach in August 2014. One of Kirakossian’s student-athletes, Nicolas Paltret, won the Western Athletic Conference’s individual crown and advanced to an NCAA Regional, becoming the school’s first student-athlete to participate in the NCAAs since 1978.

Ereño and Morales (first team) joined teammates Kyle An and Baylor Larrabee (second team) as All-Big Ten Conference selections in 2025. That marked the first time in UCLA had four or more all-league honorees since 2012-13, competing in the Pac-12 Conference. Glancing at UCLA’s career record book, Morales and Ereño concluded their collegiate careers ranking second and third, respectively, in scoring average – Morales at 71.22 through 116 rounds, and Ereño at 71.32 over 133 rounds. Ereño graduated from UCLA with the highest number of career

Armen Kirakossian’s Year-by-Year at UCLA Year 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Totals

Events 9 12 13 13 47

Wins 0 0 3 2 5

Indiv. Wins 1 2 2 1 6

Kirakossian was a member of UTPA’s golf team, earning first-team all-conference and GCAA AllAmerican Scholar honors. He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2010.

Top 5’s 2 4 8 7 21

Conf. Finish 12th (Pac-12) 6th (Pac-12) 1st (Big Ten) 1st (Big Ten) –

Regionals Finish N/A 7th 3rd 2nd –

NCAA Finish N/A N/A t-20th 2nd –

UCLA’S COACHES

MASON

BANGER UCLA Men’s Golf Assistant Coach, 4th Season Alma Mater: Harding ’18

Mason Banger has entered his fourth seasons as an assistant coach with the UCLA men’s golf team in 2026-27. He joined the Bruins’ program in July of 2023, working alongside head coach Armen Kirakossian. Banger and Kirakossian have positioned UCLA to play their best golf in years, having concluded the 2025-26 season as the NCAA runner-up to top-seeded Auburn. Through Banger’s three seasons in Westwood, UCLA has advanced to the NCAA postseason each year, with trips to the NCAA Championship field in Carlsbad, Calif., in 2025 and 2026. The Bruins finished in third place at the 2025 NCAA Auburn Regional and registered a second-place finish at the 2026 NCAA Corvallis Regional. UCLA’s berth at the NCAA Championships in 2025 marked the Bruins’ first such appearance since 2018. The Bruins advanced to the NCAA finals in 2026, securing impressive match-play wins in the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds against No. 2-seed Texas and No. 6-seed Arizona, respectively.

ranking third on that list (57 rounds). Morales posted a single-season school record scoring average in 2023-24 (69.91), while Ereño followed in the No. 2 spot in 2024-25 with an average of 70.23. They tied for the school single-season record for rounds in the 60s – Ereño with 19 rounds in 202425, and Morales having equaled that number in 2023-24.

In Banger’s three years with UCLA’s program, the Bruins have placed third or better in 17 tournaments. UCLA has produced five team tournaments wins in the past two seasons – three wins in 2024-25 and two titles in 2025-26. Within the Big Ten, the Bruins have produced the league’s Men’s Golfer of the Year in 2025 (Pablo Ereño) and the past two Big Ten Freshmen of the Year – Baylor Larrabee in 2025 and Josh Kim in 2026. In addition, Kirakossian has been named the Big Ten Men’s Golf Coach of the Year in 2025 and 2026.

The Bruins captured the team championship in the fall of 2025 at the Fighting Irish Classic and in the spring of 2026, at the Big Ten Championships in Oregon. That marked the second-consecutive year in which UCLA’s program won the Big Ten Championship. Larrabee and Kim were honored as first-team All-Big Ten selections after the conference championship event. One year after Larrabee was honored as the 2025 Big Ten Freshman of the Year, Kim was recognized as the 2026 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. In addition, Larrabee was recognized as an honorable mention All-America selection from the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA).

Banger’s first year as a coach at UCLA (2023-24) featured strong campaigns from Ereño and Morales. Morales established program records in scoring average (69.91), rounds under par (25) and rounds in the 60s (19). Ereño’s marks were just as impressive, as the Spaniard improved his play during the spring season. Ereño compiled a 70.78 scoring average, which ranks seventh in school history. He ranked second on the squad behind Morales with six top-10 finishes, eight top-20 finishes, 22 rounds under par and 15 rounds in the 60s. The Bruins’ fall 2023 portion was highlighted by back-to-back individual wins from then-freshman Luke Powell and Morales. Competing in his second tournament, Powell shot -17, 199 (64-67-68) to earn his first title at the Hamptons Intercollegiate. Less than two weeks later, in Oct. 2024, Morales claimed his second career medal in the Bruins’ next event at the Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate. He shot -11, 205 (68-68-69).

During the 2024-25 season, the Bruins won The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate in Carmel, Calif. That marked UCLA’s first team win since taking the title at The Lamkin San Diego Classic in 2021. In March of 2025, the Bruins finished in first place out of 30 teams at The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford University. UCLA won the Big Ten Championships in Baltimore in May of 2025 in its first year competing in the Big Ten. The Bruins concluded the Big Ten Championships one stroke ahead of second-place Illinois. The Bruins finished third or higher in seven tournaments in 2024-25 and closed the year under par as a team (-62) across 13 stroke play tournaments.

Banger arrived to Westwood with three and a half seasons of NCAA Division I and II coaching experience. Most recently, Banger spent the spring of 2022 and the entire 2022-23 season at Abilene Christian, where he helped the Wildcats to the 2022 Western Athletic Conference Championship in their first year in the new league. That also marked Abilene Christian’s first men’s golf conference title as a Division I program.

UCLA’s scoring averages in the past two seasons rank as the lowest single-season averages going back to the fall of 1981. The Bruins posted a program-record mark of 283.6 in 2024-25 and followed that with an average of 285.1 in 2025-26.

The Wildcats finished 2021-22 with a 10th-place finish in the NCAA Stockton Regional. Abilene Christian placed eighth at the 2023 WAC Championship after graduating five key members from the previous season’s squad.

The Bruins’ thrilling run to the NCAA Championship finals in 2026 included a four-team playoff at the conclusion of four days of stroke play, followed by back-to-back match play victories over No. 2-seed Texas and No. 6-seed Arizona. UCLA secured its first-ever wins in the NCAA Championships’ match-play format, which was introduced in 2009.

Prior to coaching at Abilene Christian, Banger served as a coach at Louisiana in 2020-21. The Ragin’ Cajuns posted four top-five finishes, including a season-best runner-up placement at the Louisiana Classics on their home course at Oakbourne Country Club.

At the conclusion of the 2024-25 campaign, Kirakossian was recognized as the NCAA Division I Golf Pride Grips West Region Coach of the Year (selected by the Golf Coaches Association of America). Kirakossian was also a finalist for the 2025 NCAA Division I Dave Williams Coach of the Year Award.

In the 2018-19 campaign, Banger served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Harding University (Division II), where he understudied head coach Dustin Howell, who had led the Bison’s men’s golf program for 15 seasons.

UCLA swept the 2025 Big Ten Conference men’s golf awards, including Kirakossian being named the league’s Coach of the Year. Ereño was honored as the Big Ten Men’s Golfer of the Year and Larrabee was recognized as the conference’s Freshman of the Year. Kirakossian became UCLA’s first head coach to secure conference Coach of the Year acclaim since 2010-11 (Derek Freeman).

Banger competed at Harding from 2014-18, setting the program career record for wins (3), stroke average (73.99), rounds under par (27), rounds played (112) and best winning percentage (.776). He was a three-time All-Great American Conference golfer, including first-team accolades in 2018 when he also earned PING All-Central Region honors.

Omar Morales and Pablo Ereño had very strong individual campaigns during Banger’s first two years in Westwood (2023-24, 2024-25). Ereño secured third-team GCAA All-America acclaim as a senior (2025) and Morales earned the same honor as a junior (2024) before being recognized as an honorable mention in 2025. At the conclusion of stroke play at the 2025 NCAA Championships, Morales and Ereño were ranked No. 9 and No. 10, respectively, in the final PGA TOUR University rankings PGA TOUR U. Morales and Ereño earned first-team all-league honors in 2024 and 2025 – awards in the Pac-12 (2024) and Big Ten (2025), respectively. During the 2023-24 season, Morales and Ereño became UCLA’s first golfers selected to that award’s watch list since 2015-16.

A team captain at Harding, Banger was an academic all-conference selection and a 2018 Srixon/ Cleveland Golf and GCAA All-American Scholar Athlete. He also served as caddy for English professional golfer Harry Ellis at the 2018 U.S. Open and 2018 Memorial Tournament. Banger earned his bachelor’s degree in sport and recreation management from Harding in 2018. He later earned his master’s degree in education (MSE) in kinesiology in 2020.

Ereño and Morales (first team) joined teammates Kyle An and Baylor Larrabee (second team) as All-Big Ten Conference honorees in 2025. That marked the first time in which UCLA’s program had four or more all-league honorees since the 2012-13 season, competing in the Pac-12 Conference. Morales and Ereño concluded their collegiate careers ranking second and third, respectively, in scoring average – Morales at 71.22 (116 rounds) and Ereño at 71.32 (133 rounds). Ereño graduated from UCLA with the highest number of career under par rounds (63), with Morales

PLAYER PROFILES

Personal

MATTHEW

Matthew Hull was born in Truckee, Calif., and has grown up in Newport Beach, Calif. … is the oldest of Michele and Brian Hull’s three children … has two younger brothers, Trent and Beckham … has multiple family members who attended and graduated from UCLA, including his mother, Michele … his late grandfather, Terry Donahue, played football at UCLA in the 1960s and concluded a remarkable 20-year career as the Bruins’ head football coach in 1995 with a career coaching record of 151-74-8 … Coach Donahue led the Bruins to 13 bowl games and four Rose Bowls … his uncle, Tayt Ianni, played on the men’s soccer team at UCLA from 199093, helping lead the Bruins to the NCAA men’s soccer championship as a freshman in 1990 … other relatives who have attended UCLA include two of his aunts, Nicole Donahue Ianni and Jennifer Donahue Palmer … lists his greatest athletic thrill to date as sinking a 30-foot eagle putt to break the course record and shoot a round of 59 at his home course (Newport Beach Country Club) … intends to major in political science.

HULL

6-2, Freshman Newport Beach, Calif. Corona del Mar HS

Corona del Mar HS / Amateur Golf

Graduated from Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach … following his senior season (2026), was named a first-team All-Orange County selection by the Orange County Register … helped his high school program to the Sunset League title and finished fifth at a sectional regional (CIF) … finished ninth in the section in iWanamaker Rating … in the summer of 2026, shot 13-under 203 at the Beau Hossler Junior Championship in Mission Viejo, posting a t-2nd finish at the tournament … in 2026, established a course-record 12-under-par 60 in his opening round at the Toyota Tour Cup, hosted at The Golf Club at Terra Lago in Indio, Calif. … shot 4-under 68 in the second round to claim his first Toyota Tour Cup (at 16-under-par) … during his senior season at Corona del Mar HS, placed third at the Ayala Spring Classic … during his junior year, he set a course record by shooting 59 at the Newport Beach Country Club … finished in second place at the 2025 SCGA Junior Amateur Championship after an impressive final round that featured seven birdies and an eagle – had four birdies in a row, from holes 12 through 15, to finish the round 7-under 65 … recorded second-place finishes in Toyota Tour Cup Championships … also had second-place finishes at the AJGA Elk Grove Junior Championship and the AJGA Arkansas Junior Championship.

prestigious events … recorded four top-10 finishes in AJGA Invitationals, highlighted by a T-4 at the 2024 Rolex Tournament of Champions at TPC San Antonio (70-70-70-74, -4) and a T-2 at the 2023 Wyndham Invitational at Sedgefield Country Club (66-72-71-69, -2) … has secured multiple junior titles, including the 2024 Bubba Conlee Junior Invitational at Colonial Country Club and the 2023 AJGA Will Lowery Jr. Championship at Carolina Trace Country Club (71-7169, -5) … has added four additional AJGA Open top-5 finishes, most recently a T-5 at the 2025 Sacramento Junior Championship (68-69-67, -12) … qualified for four straight Boys Junior PGA Championships (2022-25) and the 2024 U.S. Junior Amateur at Oakland Hills CC … was a four-year varsity standout at De La Salle High School (in Concord, Calif.) … was a two-time MVP who helped lead the program to back-to-back California State Division I team titles in 2022 and 2023 … his high school program also had a runner-up CIF finish in 2024 and a third-place finish in 2025 … individually, captured consecutive CIF North Coast Section titles (2024, 2025), won the 2024 CIF Northern California Championship, and finished co-medalist in 2025 before placing runner-up in a playoff at Berkeley Country Club … placed inside the top 10 at the California State Division I Championship all four years, shooting under par rounds each time – finished fifth in 2022, tied for second in 2023, tied for ninth in 2024 and tied for fourth in 2025 … other notable performances included being runner-up at the 2024 Champions’ National Invitational at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort (65-70-67, -12), third at the 2023 Silicon Valley Men’s Amateur (70-69, -5), sixth at the 2023 Grapevine Amateur at Silverado CC (69-70-70, -7), and third in stroke play at the 2025 NCGA Amateur Championship at Spyglass Hill GC (72-67, -5).

JOSH

KIM

5-11, Sophomore Danville, Calif. De La Salle HS

Career Highlights

• All-Big Ten First Team (2025-26) • Big Ten Freshman of the Year (2025-26) • PING All-West Region selection (2025-26)

2025-26

Compiled a team-best 70.9 scoring average over 31 rounds and 10 tournaments as a freshman … was honored as the Big Ten Freshman of the Year, marking the second-consecutive season in which UCLA had the league’s Freshman of the Year (Baylor Larrabee was honored in 202425) … named a first-team All-Big Ten selection, along with teammate Baylor Larrabee … was one of five student-athletes named to the Big Ten All-Freshmen Team, along with classmate Tyler Loree … was one of 25 student-athletes named as a PING All-West Region selection (by the Golf Coaches Association of America) … earned his first collegiate medal at the 2026 Big Ten Championships, standing atop the individual leaderboard by three strokes over Washington’s Finn Koelle … shot 8-under 202 (67-66-69) at the three-day Big Ten Championships at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in Oregon … concluded his freshman season with two top-10 finishes and five top-20 finishes … had 16 rounds under par and 11 rounds under 70 … emerged in UCLA’s starting lineup in the spring, posting top-15 finishes in three of his final five tournaments … finished in a tie for sixth place at The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford University (March 2026) … carded 6-under 204 at The Goodwin (69-65-70) … had a pair of t-13th finishes at The Desimone Invitational in the San Francisco Bay Area (March 2026) and the NCAA Corvallis Regional (May 2026) … shot 5-under 211 at The Desimone Invitational (68-70-73) … carded 4-under 209 at the NCAA Corvallis Regional (69-69-71) … went 2-2 in match-play competition, logging wins over Arizona’s Matej Baca at The Copper Cup (3&2) and Arizona’s Taishi Moto in the NCAA semifinals (1UP) … 24/28 counting rounds during his freshman season at UCLA. 2025-26 low round score: 65, in the second round at The Goodwin (March 27) 2025-26 low 54-hole tournament score: 202 (67-66-69) at the Big Ten Championships (May 1-3) 2025-26 best finish: 1st, at the Big Ten Championships (May 1-3)

Personal

Josh Kim was born in Walnut Creek, Calif. … parents are Peter and Gina Kim … has one younger sister, Lauren … has admired Tiger Woods and has tried to model his game after him, because of Woods’ competitive drive and pursuit of excellence … favorite course that he has played is Sage Valley Golf Club located in Graniteville, S.C. … undeclared major.

Josh Kim’s Career Statistics Year Starts Rounds Wins 2025-26 9 31 1 TOTALS 9 31 1

De La Salle High School / Amateur Golf

Was a three-time Rolex Junior All-American and a two-time AJGA Wyndham Cup Team member (2023, 2025) … was the recipient of the 2025 Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Award … in 2025, earned an invitation to The Junior Invitational at Sage Valley, one of junior golf’s most

Top 10 Top 20 2 5 2 5

Under Par Under 70 Avg. Low 16 11 70.9 65 16 11 70.9 65

PLAYER PROFILES Golf Club Collegiate … finished 4-under 212 (70-70-72) at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate in Carmel, Calif. … closed the season with six rounds under 70 and 13 rounds under par … shot a season-low 67 at two tournaments – shot 67 in the third and final round of the Amer Ari Intercollegiate in Hawaii and in the second round of The Goodwin, hosted at Stanford University … had back-to-back finishes where he tied for 16th place in the spring at The Goodwin and the Calusa Cup … shot even par 210 (72-67-71) at The Goodwin in late March, helping the Bruins secure the team title with a first-place finish out of 30 teams … shot 2-over 218 (70-72-76) at the Calusa Cup in Florida … 27/33 counting rounds during his freshman season.

BAYLOR

LARRABEE 6-5, Junior Ferndale, Wash. Ferndale HS

2024-25 low round score: 67 (twice), most recently in the second round at The Goodwin (March 28) 2024-25 low 54-hole tournament score: 206 (69-70-67) at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate (Feb. 6-8) 2024-25 best finish: 9th, at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate (Oct. 28-29)

Career Highlights

• All-Big Ten First Team (2025-26) • NCAA Division I PING All-America, honorable mention (2025-26) • PING All-West Region selection (2025-26) • All-Big Ten Second Team (2024-25) • Big Ten Freshman of the Year (2024-25)

Ferndale High School/Amateur Golf

Won the 2024 Junior Boys PGA Championship at Congressional Country Club (Bethesda, Md.) … at the 48th Junior PGA Championship, entered the final round tied for fifth after 12 spots up the leaderboard with a round of 5-under 67 … his momentum carried into the last round, matching his third-round score to finish at 10-under 277 … on the final day at Congressional Country Club, birdied the par-3, 169-yard 7th and eagled the par-4, 296-yard 8th before adding birdies on the 9th and 10th holes to secure a three-stroke lead … had been named Washington Junior Golf Association (WJGA) Player of the Year and Boys Player of the Year in 2023 after winning three titles at the Hogan Cup, Western Open and Player’s Open … won his title at the Hogan Cup by one stroke thanks to an 8-under 63 in the first round … at the WGJA Western Open in May of 2023, he tallied two under-par scores of 71 and 69 … earned his first WGJA title of the year at the Player’s Open in April of 2023, behind a 6-under 64 in round one and even par 70 in round two … at Ferndale High School in 2023, he won the Washington 3A state individual title after shooting a 142 (71-71) and besting the next closest golfer by three strokes … was the only competitor to finish under par at the state championship … his title came after he finished fourth at the same event, one year prior … finished in the top five of the 3A boys championship in each of three years playing in that event for Ferndale High School … competed at the 2024 U.S. Amateur Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club (Chaska, Minn.) … qualified for the 2021 U.S. Junior Amateur at The Country Club of North Carolina with a score of 1-over 73 at Port Ludlow Golf Course in Washington.

Career Notes

Has competed in all 26 tournaments through his two seasons at UCLA … has recorded a career scoring average of 71.72 through 79 rounds, totaling 32 rounds under par and 20 rounds under 70 … has six top-10 finishes and 11 top-20 finishes … his career scoring average (71.72) ranks No. 5 in the UCLA career record book, with a minimum of 40 completed rounds.

2025-26

Larrabee recorded a 71.0 scoring average over 40 rounds and all 13 tournaments as a sophomore … was honored as a first-team All-Big Ten honoree and an honorable mention NCAA Division I PING All-America selection … also was one of 25 student-athletes named as a PING All-West Region selection (by the Golf Coaches Association of America) … registered five top-10 finishes and seven top-20 finishes … totaled 19 rounds under par and 14 rounds under 70 … finished third overall at the Southwestern Invitational in Westlake Village, Calif. (Jan. 2026), carding 3-under 207 across the three-day tournament (68-67-72) … finished fourth in the fall at the Fighting Irish Classic at the University of Notre Dame (Oct. 2025) … shot 4-under 206 at the Fighting Irish Classic (69-67-70) … tied for sixth place across four rounds of stroke play at the NCAA Championships in Carlsbad, Calif. (May 29-June 3) … shot 9-under 279 at the NCAA Championships (67-72-68-72) to lead the Bruins into the eight-team match play field … also had top-10 finishes at The Thunderbird Collegiate in Arizona (t-9th, 5-under 208) and at the Big Ten Championships in Oregon (t-7th, 2-under 208) … shot a season-low 67 in four rounds, most recently in the opening round of the NCAA Championships in Carlsbad, Calif. … posted a 2-2-1 record in match-play competition … recorded match play wins against USC’s Antonio Safa (2&1) at The Copper Cup in January of 2026, and versus Texas’ Christiaan Maas in the NCAA quarterfinals (1UP) … 37/40 counting rounds during his sophomore season.

Personal

Baylor Larrabee was born in Bellingham, Wash. … last name is pronounced LAIR-uh-bee … parents are Scott Larrabee (father) and Kellie Larrabee (mother) … is the middle of three children … has one older brother, Bryant, and one younger sister, Brooklyn … his paternal grandfather, Harry Larrabee, played on the men’s basketball team at the University of Texas (1971-74) and was inducted into the Longhorns’ Athletic Hall of Fame … both his parents played basketball at the University of Alaska Anchorage … lists his greatest athletic inspirations as his parents, his grandfather (Harry Larrabee) and NBA standout Stephen Curry, of the Golden State Warriors … undeclared major.

2025-26 low round score: 67 (four times), most recently in the first round at NCAA Championships (May 29) 2025-26 low 54-hole tournament score: 206 (69-67-70) at the Fighting Irish Classic (Oct. 6-7) 2025-26 best finish: 3rd, Southwestern Invitational (Jan. 26-28)

Baylor Larrabee’s Career Statistics Year Starts Rounds Wins 2024-25 13 39 0 2025-26 13 40 0 TOTALS 26 79 0

2024-25

Top 10 Top 20 1 4 5 7 6 11

Under Par Under 70 13 6 19 14 32 20

Larrabee compiled a 72.5 scoring average over 39 rounds and all 13 tournaments during his freshman season … was recognized as the Big Ten Freshman of the Year … secured second-team All-Big Ten accolades, along with teammate Kyle An … became the Bruins’ first conference Freshman of the Year since Patrick Cantlay in 2010-11 (in the Pac-12) … totaled four top-20 finishes and one top-10 finish, posting a ninth-place finish in the fall at The Preserve

Josh Kim

Tyler Loree

Baylor Larrabee

Alex Papayoanou

Avg. Low 72.5 67 71.0 67 71.7 67

PLAYER PROFILES

Seabury Hall / Amateur Golf

TYLER

Attended Seabury Hall High School on the island of Maui (Hawaii) … finished among the top 13 competitors at the Western Junior Championship in June of 2025 and at the USWING MOJING Junior World Golf Championships in July of 2025 … added one major title to his golf accolades with a win at the 2025 Hawaii State Amateur Men’s Overall Division (open and mid-amateur), securing a four-shot victory at even par … that win allowed him to earn a spot at the 2025 U.S. Amateur Championship at The Olympic Club in San Francisco … was crowned as a threetime Maui Interscholastic League (MIL) Champion in 2023, 2024 and 2025 … finished with a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole at Makena Golf and Beach Club for a 12-under par 274 finish, which set an all-time record under-par finish by any MIL boys tournament … became just the eighth person to achieve multiple career individual wins in the David Ishii/HHSAA boys golf championships as he recorded a six-stroke victory and repeat title in May of 2025 (also was the 2024 HHSAA Hawaii High School State Golf Champion) … at the 2025 HHSAA boys golf championships, he led by four strokes after carding 5-under 67 (first round) and had a 1-over 73 in the second round to win on a day that no one shot par or below … a threetime MIL champion, he shot 4-under 140 to become the first boys’ golfer to have repeated the individual title since Waiakea’ Jarett Hamamoto in 2001 and 2002, and just the fifth to accomplish that feat overall … he became the first boys’ golfer to finish in the top three at the state championship, four years in a row – took third place as a freshman and second place as a sophomore … earned a spot in amateur competition in 2024 with the Hawaii State Golf Association, allowing him to participate in the PGA TOUR’s Sony Golf Open on Oahu in January of 2025 … in the spring of 2024, won a second consecutive MIL championship after posting round scores of 65-75-70-75 (under-285) at the Waiehu Municipal, Royal Kaanapali, King Kamehameha and Makena courses over two weekends … earned his first AJGA win in the spring of 2022 (AJGA Presented by Golf+) with a bogey-free 69 in the final round.

LOREE 6-0, Sophomore Kula, Hawai’i Seabury Hall

Career Highlights

• Big Ten All-Freshman Team (2025-26)

2025-26

Loree recorded a 72.1 scoring average over 37 rounds and 12 tournaments as a freshman … was one of five student-athletes named to the Big Ten All-Freshmen Team, along with classmate Josh Kim … concluded his freshman campaign with three top-10 finishes and four top-20 finishes … totaled 14 rounds under par and nine rounds under 70 … emerged into the Bruins’ starting lineup in the fall and had three of his best performances in the final two months of the spring season … finished in a tie for seventh place at the Big Ten Championships (May 1-3), hosted at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in Oregon … shot 2-under 208 (71-66-71) at the Big Ten Championships … less than two weeks later, tied for 13th place at the NCAA Corvallis Regional (May 18-20) to help the Bruins advance into the NCAA Championships field in Carlsbad, Calif. … shot 4-under 209 (74-67-68) at the three-day NCAA Corvallis Regional … in the fall season, won his first collegiate medal at the Soldier Hollow Individual in Utah (Sept. 15-16), carding 6-under 210 (68-65-77) … finished in a tie for fifth place less than one month later at the Fighting Irish Classic, hosted at the University of Notre Dame (Oct. 2025) … shot 3-under 207 at the Fighting Irish Classic (71-68-68) … went 3-2 in match-play competitions as a freshman … registered match-play wins at The Copper Cup in January – defeated USC’s Raghav Gulati (1UP) and Arizona’s Finn McCall (2&1) … also secured a win over Arizona’s Tianyi Xiong (3&2) at the NCAA semifinals in Carlsbad, Calif. … 27/34 counting rounds during his freshman season at UCLA. 2025-26 low round score: 65, in the second round at the Soldier Hollow Individual (Sept. 15) 2025-26 low 54-hole tournament score: 207 (71-68-68) at the Fighting Irish Classic (Oct. 6-7) 2025-26 best finish: 1st, at the Soldier Hollow Individual (Sept. 15)

Personal

Tyler Loree was born in Denville, N.J. … last name is pronounced ler-EE … parents are Robert Loree and Janet Lee … is the oldest of four children … has two younger sisters (Kelsey and Vivienne) and one younger brother (Bobby) … athletic inspirations include golfers Adam Scott, Justin Rose and Scottie Scheffler – in particular, admires Scott and Rose for their longevity and continued success in the sport of golf … father, Robert (Bob), played college football at Amherst College in Massachusetts … uncle, Mikey Loree, played college baseball at Villanova University before competing in the minor leagues and overseas (in Taiwan) … undeclared major

Tyler Loree’s Career Statistics Year Starts Rounds Wins 2025-26 11 37 1 TOTALS 11 37 1

Top 10 Top 20 3 4 3 4

Under Par Under 70 Avg. Low 14 9 72.1 65 14 9 72.1 65

in AJGA history (total of 196, at 20-under-par in June of 2023 at the AJGA Phoenix Open) … was the Toyota Tour Cup Champion in 2022 at Native Oaks Golf Club in Valley Center, Calif. … has been a two-time Americas Cup team champion … has had four top-three finishes in the Toyota Tour Cup/Cantlay series … finished as the runner-up in 2022 at the Eddie Hogan Cup and was honored as the Lou Bastanchury Player of the Year in 2020 … was an FCG National Champion in the boys’ division (ages 11-12) in 2019-2020 … also was an FCG International Champion in 2020 … was runner-up in 2020 at the Callaway Junior World Championship at Temecula Creek Golf Club.

BARON

NGUYEN 5-10, Freshman Corona, Calif. Norco HS

Personal

Baron Nguyen was born in Fountain Valley, Calif., and grew up in Corona, Calif. … is the son of Brian and Katie Nguyen … lists his greatest athletic thrill to date as shooting 10-under par and birding the final eight holes to qualify and advance at the Notah Begay III Junior Golf National Championship … enjoys playing the piano and playing pickleball … admires NBA athlete LeBron James … intends to major in political science.

Norco High School / Amateur Golf

Graduated from Norco High School in Norco, Calif. … as a high school senior, advanced to the CIF State regional championships in Chino Hills, Calif., at Los Serranos County Club – made three birdies in a four-hole span on the back nine holes and an eagle (hole No. 7) on a par-4 to secure a top-five finish … has been tabbed at No. 45, nationally, in the AJGA Rolex rankings (class rank) … had been ranked No. 1 in the 2026 JGS national rankings … was the runnerup finisher at the Big VIII League tournament during his senior season … finished in a tie for ninth place in the summer of 2026 at the Beau Hossler Junior Championship in Mission Viejo … won the title at the 2025 SCGA Match Play Championship in Riverside, Calif. … played 80 holes in five matches over three days, carding a 29-under par … won the championship at the 2023 AJGA Phoenix Open, played in Mesa, Ariz. … shot the second-lowest 54-hole score

PLAYER PROFILES

ALEX

2023-24

Registered a 74.0 scoring average over 25 rounds and eight starts in his freshman campaign … seven of those starts came in the Spring 2024 season … was in the starting lineup for six of his eight tournaments … his best finish was a t-32nd spot in his first collegiate tournament at the Husky Invitational where he shot +1, 217 (75-71-71) … recorded five rounds under par and two rounds in the 60s … shot a season-low 18-hole score of 69 on two occasions … tied for 53rd at the Southwestern Invitational on Jan. 29-31 with a score of +8, 221 (72-75-74) … his lone under-par tournament finish was at the Amer Ari Invitational on Feb. 8-10 where he fired a -4, 212 (72-69-70) … tied for 51st at the Pauma Valley Invitational on March 18-19 where he shot +6, 219 (75-71-73) … placed 66th at the Pac-12 Championships with a score of +30, 314 … went 1-2-0 in match play competition with a 4&3 victory over USC’s Rocky Chapman at The Copper Cup … 12/19 counting rounds. 2023-24 low round score: 69 (2x), last in round three at the Thunderbird Collegiate (April 13) 2023-24 low 54-hole tournament score: 212 (72-69-70) at the Amer Ari Invitational (Feb. 8-10) 2023-24 best finish: T-32nd, at the Husky Invitational (Sept. 18-19)

PAPAYOANOU 5-10, Senior The Woodlands, Texas The Woodlands High School

Career Highlights

• Academic All-Big Ten Team (Spring 2025, Spring 2026)

2025-26

Recorded a 72.9 scoring average over 34 rounds and nine starts as a junior … played in 11 tournaments … was honored for the second consecutive season as an Academic All-Big Ten selection (Spring 2026) … had one top-10 finish, three top-20 finishes, six rounds under par and four rounds under 70 … shot a season-best 67 in the second round of three, at The Goodwin (March 27) … finished in a tie for 19th place at The Goodwin, carding 2-under 208 (68-67-73) … finished in a tie for seventh place at The Prestige Individual, shooting 6-over 222 across the three-day tournament (76-74-72) … shot 4-over 214 at the Big Ten Championships in Oregon (May 2026), posting rounds scores of 74-68-72 … shot 3-over 291 in four days of stroke play at the NCAA Championships in Carlsbad, Calif. (69-72-74-76) … went 3-2-1 in match-play competition … had one win and one tie in match play at The Copper Cup, defeating Arizona’s Tianyi Xiong (2UP) … had two wins in match play on the same day at the NCAA Championships, securing a quarterfinal win against Texas’ Daniel Bennett (1UP) and a semifinal victory against Arizona’s William Wistrand (2&1) to lead the Bruins into the NCAA finals versus Auburn … 23/28 counting rounds during his junior season at UCLA. 2025-26 low round score: 67, second round at The Goodwin (March 27) 2025-26 low 54-hole tournament score: 208, at The Goodwin (March 26-28) 2025-26 best finish: t-7th, at The Prestige Individual (Feb. 16-18)

The Woodlands High School / Amateur Golf

Papayoanou competed on the varsity golf team all four years at The Woodlands High School under coach Eric Noski … won 10 Texas District 13-6A tournaments … won the 2023 Texas Boys Golf District 13-6A individual and team championships … named 2023 Texas Boys Golf District 13-6A Player of the Year … became the youngest golfer ever to win the Greater Houston City Amateur Championship where he was the only competitor out of 143 to shoot under 70 in all four rounds (68-67-63-64), winning by nine strokes … won the Insperity Invitational/Patrick Reed AJGA Junior Championship in June 2021, leading the field of 43 by four strokes with scores of 72-69-71 … qualified for and played in the 2022 U.S. Junior Amateur thanks to a 68 shot at Magnolia Creek Golf Club in League City, Texas … won his first AJGA title at The Bluffs in Louisiana in Sept. 2020 with 10 total birdies across his two rounds (-3, 69-70) … earned 2021 Rolex Junior Honorable Mention All-American honors.

Personal

Alex Papayoanou was born in The Woodlands, Texas … last name is pronounced paw-puhYAH-no … parents are Paul and Claudia Papayoanou … father, Paul, previously attended UCLA … athletic inspirations are LeBron James and Tiger Woods … undeclared major.

2024-25

Alex Papayoanou’s Career Statistics

Totaled a 72.0 scoring average through two fall tournaments (totaled six rounds) as a sophomore … was honored an Academic All-Big Ten Team selection (Spring 2025), along with five teammates …had two rounds under par and one round in the 60s … shot a season-best 69 in the third round of The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate … finished 2-over 218 (74-75-69) at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate in Carmel, Calif., helping the Bruins secure their first team title of the season … also shot 3-over 216 (72-70-74) at The Tindall in Sammamish, Wash. … 2/3 counting rounds during his sophomore season at UCLA. 2024-25 low round score: 69, round three at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate (Oct. 29) 2024-25 low 54-hole tournament score: 216, at The Tindall (Sept. 23-24) 2024-25 best finish: t-24th, at The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate (Oct. 28-29)

Year Starts Rounds Wins 2023-24 8 25 0 2024-25 2 6 0 2025-26 9 34 0 TOTALS 19 65 0

Top 10 Top 20 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 3

Under Par Under 70 5 2 2 1 6 4 13 7

Avg. Low 74.0 69 72.0 69 72.9 67 73.2 67

LUCAS

2025-26 low round score: 65, second round at NCAA Regionals (May 19) 2025-26 low 54-hole tournament score: 203, at the Atlantic 10 Championship (April 27-29) 2025-26 best finish: 1st, at the Atlantic 10 Championship (April 27-29)

6-0, Sophomore Rye, N.Y. University of Richmond / Rye Neck HS

Rye Neck High School/Amateur Golf

RIZO-PATRON

Won the Metropolitan Golf Association’s Carter Cup Boys’ Division Title in July 2025 … tied for second place as the low amateur at the 2025 Westchester Open Championship (5-under par) … was the 2024 First Tee Miami Doral Junior Classic champion … finished fourth in stroke play at the 122nd Met Amateur Championship in 2024.

Personal

Lucas Rizo-Patron was born in London (England) and grew up in Rye, N.Y. … last name is pronounced REE-zoh puh-TRONE ... is left-handed … father is Rafael Rizo-Patron, who played on the men’s tennis team at Northwestern University in the mid-1990s … has one brother, Mateo, and two sisters, Ines and Selma … grew up admiring former UCLA standout basketball player Russell Westbrook … enjoys playing basketball and tennis … can speak fluent Norwegian … intends to major in economics.

Career Highlights

• 2025-26 All-Atlantic 10 Conference selection • 2026 Atlantic 10 Conference Championship, individual medal

2025-26 (at University of Richmond)

Rizo-Patron registered a 72.5 scoring average across 36 rounds and 12 starts during his freshman season … was honored as an All-Atlantic 10 Conference selection … had a pair of top-10 finishes, including the individual medal at the 2026 Atlantic 10 Championship, hosted at Evermore Resort in Orlando, Fla. … also finished the year with four top-20 finishes … shot 13-under 203 at the conference championships in late April of 2026, tying for the secondlowest tournament score in Richmond’s history … helped Richmond secure its first Atlantic 10 team title since 2017 … ranked third on Richmond’s team in 2025-26 with 12 under par rounds … shot 6-under 65 in the second round of the NCAA Regionals in Winston-Salem, N.C. … finished in a tie for 37th place at the NCAA Regional event, carding 1-over 214 across three rounds (73-65-76) … other season highlights included a t-9th finish at the Donald Ross Collegiate Classic, scoring 3-under 213 to help Richmond earn the team title (March 2026) … led Richmond to a t-11th finish at the Bash in the Boro, carding 4-under 212 before being named the Atlantic 10 Men’s Golf Rookie of the Week.

Lucas Rizo-Patron’s Career Statistics Year Starts Rounds Wins 2025-26 ^ 12 36 1 TOTALS 12 36 1

Top 10 Top 20 2 4 2 4

^ 2025-26 freshman season at University of Richmond

Under Par Under 70 Avg. Low 12 9 72.5 65 12 9 72.5 65

2025-26 IN REVIEW

Individual Results KYLE AN

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (72) 217 (+1) Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (71) 231 (+18) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (70) 207 (-3) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) 222 (+6) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (70) 216 (+6) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 216 (E) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) 230 (+14) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (72) 219 (+3) March 26-28 The Goodwin (70) 207 (-3) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 216 (+3) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (70) 217 (+7) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) 207 (-6) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (72) 294 (+6) Total Rounds: 40 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 2899 (+52) Scoring Average: 72.5

Round 1 74 (+2) 74 (+3) 70 (E) 74 (+2) 74 (+4) 69 (-3) 73 (+1) 72 (E) 69 (-1) 69 (-2) 74 (+4) 70 (-1) 73 (+1) 935 (+10) 71.9

Round 2 73 (+1) 78 (+7) 68 (-2) 71 (-1) 68 (-2) 79 (+7) 77 (+5) 68 (-4) 73 (+3) 72 (+1) 70 (E) 67 (-4) 72 (E) 936 (+11) 72.0

Round 3 70 (-2) 79 (+8) 69 (-1) 77 (+5) 74 (+4) 68 (-4) 80 (+8) 79 (+7) 65 (-5) 75 (+4) 73 (+3) 70 (-1) 74 (+2) 953 (+28) 73.3

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – – – 75 (+3) 75 (+3) 75.0

Finish t-9th t-60th t-5th t-41st t-25th t-83rd t-71st t-50th t-15th t-43rd t-40th t-5th t-61st

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 3; Top 20s: 4; Rounds Under Par: 14; Rounds in the 60s: 10; Counting Rounds: 75.0% (30/40); Counters Scoring Average: 71.4 (2143/30) Singles Match Play Results (2-2): The Copper Cup – def. Luke Stock, 4&3 (USC); lost to Filip Jakubcik, 1UP (Arizona); NCAA Quarterfinals – def. Matt Comegys, 1UP (Texas); NCAA Semifinals – lost to Filip Jakubcik, 3&2 (Arizona); NCAA Finals – vs. Cayden Pope (Auburn), Pope led 4UP through 14 holes and this match was not completed. Season Low Round Score: 65 – in the third round, in three, at The Goodwin, on March 28, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 207 (three times), most recently at NCAA Corvallis Regional (70-67-70), on May 18-20, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 65 – (twice), most recently in the third round, of three, at The Goodwin, on March 28, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 200 (67-66-67) – at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 6-8, 2025 LUCIANO CONLAN

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 * Sahalee Players Championship (72) 234 (+18) 1 Sept. 15-16 Soldier Hollow Individual (72) 221 (+5) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (70) 216 (+6) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 211 (-5) 2 Feb. 16-18 The Prestige Individual (72) 225 (+9) Total Rounds: 15 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 1107 (+33) Scoring Average: 73.8

Round 1 80 (+8) 73 (+1) 72 (+2) 66 (-6) 69 (-3) 360 (+2) 72.0

Round 2 73 (+1) 75 (+3) 70 (E) 74 (+2) 82 (+10) 374 (+16) 74.8

Round 3 81 (+9) 73 (+1) 74 (+4) 71 (-1) 74 (+2) 373 (+15) 74.6

Finish 62nd t-21st 35th t-63rd t-10th

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 1; Top 20s: 1; Rounds Under Par: 3; Rounds in the 60s: 2; Counting Rounds: 83.3% (5/6); Counters Scoring Average: 71.0 (355/5) Season Low Round Score: 66 – first round, in three, at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 7, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 211 (66-74-71) – at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 5-7, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 66 – first round, in three, at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 7, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 209 (69-69-71) – at the Husky Individual Invitational, on Sept. 18-19, 2023 TREVOR GARUS

Dates Tournament (Par) Total 1 Sept. 15-16 Soldier Hollow Individual (72) 217 (+1) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 221 (+5) 2 Feb. 16-18 The Prestige Individual (72) 226 (+10) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (72) 225 (+9) Total Rounds: 12 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 889 (+25) Scoring Average: 74.1

Round 1 72 (E) 72 (E) 71 (-1) 71 (-1) 286 (-2) 71.5

Round 2 73 (+1) 76 (+4) 76 (+4) 77 (+5) 302 (+14) 75.5

Round 3 72 (E) 73 (+1) 79 (+7) 77 (+5) 301 (+13) 75.3

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 0; Top 20s: 2; Rounds Under Par: 2; Rounds in the 60s: 0; Counting Rounds: 50.0% (3/6); Counters Scoring Average: 74.7 (224/3) Singles Match Play Results (1-1): The Copper Cup – def. Kai Komulainen, 2&1 (USC); lost to William Wistrand, 7&6 (Arizona). Season Low Round Score: 71 – (twice), most recently in the first round, in three, at The Desimone Invitational, on March 9, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 217 (72-73-72) – at the Soldier Hollow Individual in Utah, on Sept. 15-16, 2025 Career Low Round Score: 68 – (twice), most recently in the second round at the Thunderbird Collegiate, on April 11, 2025 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 211 (71-68-72) – at the Thunderbird Collegiate, on April 11-12, 2025

Results Key * played as individual 72 (E) counted round 69 (-3) under par 10

Finish t-13th t-101st t-13th 76th

2025-26 IN REVIEW

JOSH KIM

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (72) 221 (+5) Jan. 26-28 * Southwestern Invitational (70) 214 (+4) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 208 (-8) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) 224 (+8) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (72) 211 (-5) March 26-28 The Goodwin (70) 204 (-6) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 212 (-1) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (70) 202 (-8) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) 209 (-4) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (72) 294 (+6) Total Rounds: 31 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 2199 (-9) Scoring Average: 70.9

Round 1 73 (+1) 69 (-1) 67 (-5) 73 (+1) 68 (-4) 69 (-1) 73 (+2) 67 (-3) 69 (-2) 71 (-1) 699 (-13) 69.9

Round 2 77 (+5) 72 (+2) 71 (-1) 78 (+6) 70 (-2) 65 (-5) 71 (E) 66 (-4) 69 (-2) 74 (+2) 713 (+1) 71.3

Round 3 71 (-1) 73 (+3) 70 (-2) 73 (+1) 73 (+1) 70 (E) 68 (-3) 69 (-1) 71 (E) 75 (+3) 713 (+1) 71.3

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – 74 (+2) 74 (+2) 74.0

Finish t-34th t-17th t-45th t-51st t-13th t-6th t-24th 1st t-13th t-61st

Wins: 1; Top 10s: 2; Top 20s: 5; Rounds Under Par: 16; Rounds in the 60s: 11; Counting Rounds: 85.7% (24/28); Counters Scoring Average: 70.0 (1681/24) Singles Match Play Results (2-2): The Copper Cup – lost to Jaden Dumdumaya, 3&1 (USC); def. Matej Baca, 3&2 (Arizona); NCAA Quarterfinals – lost to Tommy Morrison, 3&2 (Texas); NCAA Semifinals – def. Taishi Moto, 1UP (Arizona); NCAA Finals – vs. Josiah Gilbert (Auburn), J. Kim led 3UP through 14 holes and this match was not completed. Season Low Round Score: 65 – second round, in three, at The Goodwin, on March 27, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 202 (67-66-69) – at Big Ten Championships, May 1-3, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 65 – second round, in three, at The Goodwin, on March 27, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 202 (67-66-69) – at Big Ten Championships, May 1-3, 2026 LOGAN KIM

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (72) 220 (+4) Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (71) 222 (+9) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (70) 218 (+8) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) 214 (-2) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (70) 224 (+14) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 209 (-7) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) 228 (+12) Total Rounds: 21 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 1535 (+38) Scoring Average: 73.1

Round 1 78 (+6) 73 (+2) 69 (-1) 70 (-2) 80 (+10) 68 (-4) 75 (+3) 513 (+14) 73.3

Round 2 71 (-1) 71 (E) 70 (E) 75 (+3) 71 (+1) 70 (-2) 75 (+3) 503 (+4) 71.9

Round 3 71 (-1) 78 (+7) 79 (+9) 69 (-3) 73 (+3) 71(-1) 78 (+6) 519 (+20) 74.1

Finish t-17th t-39th t-46th t-14th t-49th t-48th t-67th

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 0; Top 20s: 2; Rounds Under Par: 8; Rounds in the 60s: 3; Counting Rounds: 85.7% (18/21); Counters Scoring Average: 72.7 (1308/18) Singles Match Play Results (1-1): The Copper Cup – lost to Nicolas Dominguez, 1UP (USC); def. Taishi Moto, 4&3 (Arizona) Season Low Round Score: 68 – (twice), most recently in the first round, in three, at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 5, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 209 (68-70-71) – at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 5-7, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 68 – (twice), most recently in the first round, in three, at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 5, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 209 (68-70-71) – at the Amer Ari Intercollegiate, on Feb. 5-7, 2026 BAYLOR LARRABEE

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (72) 219 (+3) Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (71) 218 (+5) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (70) 206 (-4) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) 224 (+8) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (70) 207 (-3) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) 209 (-7) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) 220 (+4) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (72) 213 (-3) March 26-28 The Goodwin (70) 214 (+4) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 208 (-5) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (70) 208 (-2) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) 213 (E) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (72) 279 (-9) Total Rounds: 40 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 2838 (-9) Scoring Average: 71.0

Round 1 73 (+1) 70 (-1) 69 (-1) 72 (E) 68 (-2) 70 (-2) 75 (+3) 69 (-3) 74 (+4) 69 (-2) 69 (-1) 70 (-1) 67 (-5) 915 (-10) 70.4

Round 2 72 (E) 79 (+8) 67 (-3) 73 (+1) 67 (-3) 71 (-1) 73 (+1) 72 (E) 69 (-1) 72 (+1) 69 (-1) 73 (+2) 72 (E) 929 (+4) 71.5

Round 3 74 (+2) 69 (-2) 70 (E) 79 (+7) 72 (+2) 68 (-4) 72 (E) 72 (E) 71 (+1) 67 (-4) 70 (E) 70 (-1) 68 (-4) 922 (-3) 70.9

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – – – 72 (E) 72 (E)

Finish t-13th t-27th 4th t-54th 3rd t-48th t-35th t-20th t-59th t-9th t-7th t-26th t-6th

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 5; Top 20s: 7; Rounds Under Par: 19; Rounds in the 60s: 14; Counting Rounds: 92.5% (37/40); Counters Scoring Average: 70.4 (2606/37) Singles Match Play Results (2-2-1): The Copper Cup – def. Antonio Safa, 3&1 (USC); lost to Zach Pollo, 6&5 (Arizona); NCAA Quarterfinals – def. Christiaan Maas, 1UP (Texas); NCAA Semifinals – tied Zach Pollo (Arizona); NCAA Finals – lost to Jackson Koivun, 4&3 (Auburn). Season Low Round Score: 67 – (four times), most recently in the first round, in four, at NCAA Championships on May 29, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 206 (69-67-70) – at the Fighting Irish Classic, on Oct. 6-7, 2025 Career Low Round Score: 67 – (six times), most recently in the first round, in four, at NCAA Championships on May 29, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 206 – (twice), most recently at the Fighting Irish Classic (69-67-70), on Oct. 6-7, 2025 Results Key * played as individual 72 (E) counted round 69 (-3) under par 11

2025-26 IN REVIEW

TYLER LOREE

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (72) 230 (+14) 1 Sept. 15-16 Soldier Hollow Individual (72) 210 (-6) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (70) 207 (-3) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) 224 (+8) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (70) 230 (+20) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) 217 (+1) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (72) 214 (-2) March 26-28 The Goodwin (70) 215 (+5) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 212 (-1) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (70) 208 (-2) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) 209 (-4) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (72) 292 (+4) Total Rounds: 37 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 2668 (+34) Scoring Average: 72.1

Round 1 77 (+5) 68 (-4) 71 (+1) 73 (+1) 80 (+10) 71 (-1) 73 (+1) 70 (E) 69 (-2) 71 (+1) 74 (+3) 75 (+3) 872 (+18) 72.7

Round 2 75 (+3) 65 (-7) 68 (-2) 77 (+5) 72 (+2) 71 (-1) 71 (-1) 71 (+1) 69 (-2) 66 (-4) 67 (-4) 73 (+1) 845 (-9) 70.4

Round 3 78 (+6) 77 (+5) 68 (-2) 74 (+2) 78 (+8) 75 (+3) 70 (-2) 74 (+4) 74 (+3) 71 (+1) 68 (-3) 71 (-1) 878 (+24) 73.2

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – – 73 (+1) 73 (+1) 73.0

Finish t-50th 1st t-5th t-54th t-66th t-18th t-28th t-66th t-24th t-7th t-13th t-49th

Wins: 1; Top 10s: 3; Top 20s: 4; Rounds Under Par: 14; Rounds in the 60s: 9; Counting Rounds: 78.8% (27/34); Counters Scoring Average: 71.4 (1928/27) Singles Match Play Results (3-2): The Copper Cup – def. Raghav Gulati, 1UP (USC); def. Finn McCall, 2&1 (Arizona); NCAA Quarterfinals – lost to Luke Potter, 4&3 (Texas); NCAA Semifinals – def. Tianyi Xiong, 3&2 (Arizona); NCAA Finals – lost to Jake Albert, 5&3 (Auburn). Season Low Round Score: 65 – second round, in three, at the Soldier Hollow Individual in Utah on Sept. 15, 2025 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 207 (71-68-68) – at the Fighting Irish Classic, on Oct. 6-7, 2025 Career Low Round Score: 65 – second round, in three, at the Soldier Hollow Individual in Utah on Sept. 15, 2025 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 207 (71-68-68) – at the Fighting Irish Classic, on Oct. 6-7, 2025 ALEX PAPAYOANOU

Dates Tournament (Par) Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (72) 218 (+2) Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (71) 222 (+9) Oct. 6-7 * Fighting Irish Classic (70) 218 (+8) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) 216 (E) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (70) 233 (+23) 2 Feb. 16-18 The Prestige Individual (72) 222 (+6) March 26-28 The Goodwin (70) 208 (-2) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 214 (+1) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (70) 214 (+4) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) 223 (+10) May 29-June 3 NCAA Championships (72) 291 (+3) Total Rounds: 34 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 2479 (+64) Scoring Average: 72.9

Round 1 72 (E) 72 (+1) 75 (+5) 70 (-2) 83 (+13) 76 (+4) 68 (-2) 73 (+2) 74 (+4) 77 (+6) 69 (-3) 809 (+28) 73.5

Round 2 74 (+2) 73 (+2) 73 (+3) 74 (+2) 73 (+3) 74 (+2) 67 (-3) 70 (-1) 68 (-2) 73 (+2) 72 (E) 791 (+10) 71.9

Round 3 72 (E) 77 (+6) 70 (E) 72 (E) 77 (+7) 72 (E) 73 (+3) 71 (E) 72 (+2) 73 (+2) 74 (+2) 803 (+22) 73.0

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – 76 (+4) 76 (+4) 76.0

Finish t-11th t-39th t-46th t-21st 69th t-7th t-19th t-32nd t-23rd 71st t-46th

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 1; Top 20s: 3; Rounds Under Par: 6; Rounds in the 60s: 4; Counting Rounds: 82.1% (23/28); Counters Scoring Average: 72.0 (1657/23) Singles Match Play Results (3-2-1): The Copper Cup – lost to Antonio Safa, 2&1 (USC); tied Jack Buchanan (USC); def. Tianyi Xiong, 2UP (Arizona); NCAA Quarterfinals – def. Daniel Bennett, 1UP (Texas); NCAA Semifinals – def. William Wistrand, 2&1 (Arizona); NCAA Finals – lost to Logan Reilly, 1UP (Auburn). Season Low Round Score: 67 – in the second round, in three, at The Goodwin on March 27, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 208 (68-67-73) – at The Goodwin on March 26-28, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 67 – in the second round, in three, at The Goodwin on March 27, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 208 (68-67-73) – at The Goodwin on March 26-28, 2026 MATTHEW YAMIN

Dates Tournament (Par) Total 1 Sept. 15-16 Soldier Hollow Individual (72) 226 (+10) 2 Feb. 16-18 The Prestige Individual (72) 234 (+18) April 10-11 * The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) 220 (+7) Total Rounds: 9 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 680 (+35) Scoring Average: 75.6

Round 1 75 (+3) 78 (+6) 74 (+3) 227 (+12) 75.7

Round 2 77 (+5) 75 (+3) 71 (E) 223 (+8) 74.3

Wins: 0; Top 10s: 0; Top 20s: 0; Rounds Under Par: 0; Rounds in the 60s: 0; Counting Rounds: 0.0% (0/0); Counters Scoring Average: – Singles Match Play Results (0-1): The Copper Cup – lost to Connor Hamm, 3&2 (Arizona) Season Low Round Score: 71 – second round, in three, at The Thunderbird Collegiate in Arizona, on April 10, 2026 Season Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 220 (74-71-75) – at The Thunderbird Collegiate in Arizona, on April 10-11, 2026 Career Low Round Score: 71 – second round, in three, at The Thunderbird Collegiate in Arizona, on April 10, 2026 Career Low 54-Hole Tournament Score: 220 (74-71-75) – at The Thunderbird Collegiate in Arizona, on April 10-11, 2026

Round 3 74 (+2) 81 (+9) 75 (+4) 230 (+15) 76.7

Finish 41st t-29th t-52nd

2025-26 IN REVIEW

Team Tournament Results (2025-26) Dates Tournament (Location/Course) Par Total Sept. 6-7 Sahalee Players Championship (Sammamish, Wash. / Sahalee Country Club) 72 873 (+9) Sept. 15-16 The Wohali (Coalville, Utah / Wohali Golf Club) 71 882 (+30) Oct. 6-7 Fighting Irish Classic (Notre Dame, Ind. / Warren Golf Course) 70 833 (-7) Oct. 24-26 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (Alpharetta, Ga. / The Golf Club of Georgia) 72 870 (+6) Jan. 26-28 Southwestern Invitational (Westlake Village, Calif. / North Ranch Country Club) 70 876 (+36) Feb. 5-7 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (Kona, Hawaii / Mauna Lani Golf Course) 72 841 (-23) March 1-3 Southern Highlands Collegiate (Las Vegas, Nev. / Southern Highlands Golf Club) 72 886 (+22) March 9-10 The Desimone Invitational (Daly City, Calif. / Lake Merced Golf Club) 72 853 (-11) March 26-28 The Goodwin (Stanford, Calif. / Stanford Golf Club) 70 827 (-13) April 10-11 The Thunderbird Collegiate (Phoenix, Ariz. / Papago Golf Club) 71 842 (-10) May 1-3 Big Ten Championships (North Plains, Ore. / Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club) 70 832 (-8) May 18-20 NCAA Corvallis Regional (Corvallis, Ore. / Trysting Tree Golf Club) 71 838 (-14) May 29-June 3* NCAA Championships (Carlsbad, Calif. / Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) 72 1150 (-2) Total Stroke Play Rounds: 40 Total Strokes (Season to Par): 11403 (+15)

Round 1 296 (+8) 288 (+4) 279 (-1) 285 (-3) 302 (+22) 272 (-16) 292 (+4) 280 (-8) 276 (-4) 280 (-4) 281 (+1) 283 (-1) 280 (-8) 3694 (-6)

Round 2 Round 3 290 (+2) 287 (-1) 299 (+15) 295 (+11) 273 (-7) 281 (+1) 293 (+5) 292 (+4) 278 (-2) 296 (+16) 292 (+4) 277 (-11) 296 (+8) 298 (+10) 281 (-7) 292 (+4) 272 (-8) 279 (-1) 282 (-2) 280 (-4) 269 (-11) 282 (+2) 276 (-8) 279 (-5) 289 (+1) 287 (-1) 3690 (-10) 3725 (+25)

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – – – 294 (+6) 294 (+6)

Finish 3rd/12 10th/14 1st/16 10th/14 t-8th/13 14th/20 t-12th/15 9th/15 2nd/30 5th/9 1st/18 2nd/13 2nd/30

*UCLA finished in a tie for seventh place through four rounds of stroke play at NCAA Championships. The Bruins finished in second place through the NCAA Championships’ match play portion (June 2 and 3).

Team Match Play Results Date Jan. 19-20

Tournament (Location/Course) The Copper Cup (Laguna Beach, Calif. / El Nigel Country Club)

First Round Result UCLA def. USC, 7.5-3.5 (7-1-3)

Second Round Result Arizona def. UCLA, 7-5 (7-0-5)

Date June 2 June 2 June 3

NCAA Tournament (Location/Course) NCAA Quarterfinals (Carlsbad, Calif. / Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) UCLA def. Texas, 3-2 NCAA Semifinals (Carlsbad, Calif. / Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) UCLA def. Arizona, 3.5-1.5 NCAA Finals (Carlsbad, Calif. / Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) Auburn def. UCLA, 3-0

Finish advanced to NCAA semifinals advanced to NCAA finals second place (eight teams in match play)

Top UCLA Finishers Golfer Kyle An Baylor Larrabee Baylor Larrabee Logan Kim Baylor Larrabee Josh Kim Tyler Loree Josh Kim Josh Kim Baylor Larrabee Josh Kim Kyle An Baylor Larrabee*

Tournament (Par) Sahalee Players Championship (72) The Wohali (71) Fighting Irish Classic (70) Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate (72) Southwestern Invitational (70) Amer Ari Intercollegiate (72) Southern Highlands Collegiate (72) The Desimone Invitational (72) The Goodwin (70) The Thunderbird Collegiate (71) Big Ten Championships (70) NCAA Corvallis Regional (71) NCAA Championships (72)

Finish t-9th t-27th 4th t-14th 3rd t-45th t-18th t-13th t-6th t-9th 1st t-5th t-6th

Total 217 (+1) 218 (+5) 206 (-4) 214 (-2) 207 (-3) 208 (-8) 217 (+1) 211 (-5) 204 (-6) 208 (-5) 202 (-8) 207 (-6) 279 (-9)

Round 1 74 (+2) 70 (-1) 69 (-1) 70 (-2) 68 (-2) 67 (-5) 71 (-1) 68 (-4) 69 (-1) 69 (-2) 67 (-3) 70 (-1) 67 (-5)

*includes stroke play from four rounds of the NCAA Championships (May 29-June 1), prior to two rounds of match play (June 2 and 3).

Round 2 73 (+1) 79 (+8) 67 (-3) 75 (+3) 67 (-3) 71 (-1) 71 (-1) 70 (-2) 65 (-5) 72 (+1) 66 (-4) 67 (-4) 72 (E)

Finish 2nd/4

Round 3 70 (-2) 69 (-2) 70 (E) 69 (-3) 72 (+2) 70 (-2) 75 (+3) 73 (+1) 70 (E) 67 (-4) 69 (-1) 70 (-1) 68 (-4)

Round 4 – – – – – – – – – – – – 72 (E)

UCLA’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

1988 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS In 1988, the UCLA men’s golf team won the program’s first team championship at the North Ranch Country Club in Westlake Village, Calif. Trailing by 13 shots entering the final day of the tournament, the Bruins rallied for one of the greatest comebacks in NCAA golf history. UCLA shot a 3-over 287 over the final 18 holes to win the national championship by three shots over Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and UTEP. The Bruins’ Brandt Jobe fired a final-round, 2-under 69 to finish tied for second (+3, 287), which at that point was the best individual finish ever for a UCLA golfer at the NCAA Championships. Although no other Bruin finished among the Top 20, clutch performances, especially on the final day, produced one of the most memorable championship moments in UCLA history. Kevin Leach, who won twice on the season and had eight top 10 finishes, secured secondteam All-America honors and was a first-team All-Pac-10 selection. Bobby Lasken, who also won a tournament, was an honorable mention All-America selection and second-team AllPac-10 honoree. Jobe also was named an honorable mention All-America recipient.

2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

The two-time All-American chipped it in.

Senior Kevin Chappell made a par on the 18th hole to give UCLA a one-shot victory over Stanford on May 31, 2008 at the 111th NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, hosted by Purdue at its Kampen Course in West Lafayette, Ind.

“That was the best bogey of my entire life,” Chappell said. Chappell had struggled most of the week at the 18th hole. In the second round, he came to the 484-yard par 4 at 1-under par. A double-bogey gave him a 73 (+1). His bogey there in the third round prevented him from carding a 67 (-5).

Chappell won the individual title and led the fourth-ranked Bruins to their first men’s golf championship since 1988. He finished at 2-under 286 and was the only player in the field under par for the event. He became the first UCLA player to win NCAA medalist honors.

And in the final round, he knew a par would preserve the Bruins’ precarious one-shot lead and their championship dreams. His tee shot found the fairway, leaving him 189 yards to the green. His second shot landed 20 feet above the hole. He barely missed making a birdie, but tapped in for par before the entire UCLA entourage charged the green to embrace their senior leader.

“The feeling I have right now is better than anything,” Chappell said. “To win individually is great, but it becomes even more special because the team also won. I can’t say enough about this team. All season long we’ve always been there to pick each other up and that’s what championship teams do.”

“This is huge for our school which prides itself on national championships,” Coach Freeman said. “Now, I want to figure out how to get better because I sure like this feeling.”

In the third round, Chappell made a round-saving bogey from knee-high rough at the 18th hole. That score helped him post a cool 68 (-4) and assume first place entering the final round.

Senior Craig Leslie’s birdies at the 16th and 18th holes proved crucial to the Bruins’ title hopes, as well as key par saves on the final holes by junior Erik Flores and freshman Philip Francis.

At the time, Chapppell had called it “the best bogey of my life.” He amended that statement after the final round with a bogey that preserved the Bruins’ national championship. At the 71st hole, a 230-yard par 3 over water, Chappell dumped his tee shot in the hazard. His third shot from the drop area skirted 22 paces past the hole -- almost a certain double-bogey. “I knew he could get it up and down from there,” said head coach Derek Freeman. “I figured we’d take a five and move on to 18.”

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RESULTS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Season Wins 2025-26 2 2024-25 3 2023-24 0 2022-23 0 2021-22 0 2020-21 1 2019-20 0 2018-19 2 2017-18 1 2016-17 0 2015-16 0 2014-15 4 2013-14 1 2012-13 4 2011-12 2 2010-11 5 2009-10 2 2008-09 1 2007-08 5 2006-07 5 2005-06 10 2004-05 3 2003-04 9 2002-03 7 2001-02 0 2000-01 0 1999-00 0 1998-99 1 1997-98 5 1996-97 0 1995-96 0 1994-95 0 1993-94 1 1992-93 3 1991-92 1 1990-91 0 1989-90 0 1988-89 1 1987-88 3 1986-87 3 1985-86 0 1984-85 12 1983-84 6 1982-83 9 1981-82 13 1980-81 3 1979-80 3 1978-79 9 1977-78 1 1976-77 1 1975-76 0

Scoring Average Rounds 285.1 40 283.6 39 291.6 37 300.9 28 298.7 34 304.9 25 286.8 21 290.9 39 293.5 42 308.5 32 307.4 34 303.9 44 293.8 40 302.8 40 306.4 37 311.2 37 310.7 37 308.8 36 302.8 43 294.4 56 295.5 60 298.1 58 301.9 57 293.0 44 300.3 37 307.0 41 307.3 37 301.5 36 297.1 41 304.9 45 306.8 37 303.7 39 307.3 40 302.6 41 310.9 39 307.0 45 303.9 42 305.9 46 328.2 41 324.5 48 336.3 46 334.3 65 364.0 63 339.9 61 337.6 58 – – – – – – – – – – – –

Top Five Finishes 7 8 4 3 3 1 4 7 10 5 4 8 9 13 13 11 8 5 14 15 15 12 18 13 4 4 4 5 8 4 5 3 3 7 2 3 7 5 8 12 3 20 18 17 19 12 – – – – –

Under Par Rounds 21 22 24 6 9 4 7 23 19 8 5 18 18 16 13 18 18 8 10 18 22 10 22 19 11 6 4 8 12 4 2 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

2024-25 2025-26 2019-20 2018-19 2023-24

Top Five Finishes 1. 20 2. 19 3. 18 18 5. 17

Conference Finish 1st 1st 7th 12th 5th 12th canceled 2nd 6th 5th 8th 8th 7th 2nd 4th 3rd 8th 6th 4th 2nd 1st 4th 3rd 1st 4th 5th 8th 2nd 2nd 9th 9th 6th T-6th 3rd 6th 8th T-3rd 6th 8th T-2nd T-4th 1st 4th 1st 1st 4th T-3rd T-3rd 4th 3rd 4th

Regional Finish 2nd 3rd – – – – canceled 8th 4th – 10th 4th 5th 1st 3rd 1st 3rd 1st 5th 2nd 7th T-4th 1st 1st T-13th T-6th 16th T-10th 7th 6th 12th 17th 14th T-9th – T-3rd 18th 9th – – – – – – – – – – – – –

NCAA Finish T-7th / 2nd 2 T-20th – – – – canceled – T-21st – – 8th 1 / T-5th 2 6th 1 / T-5th 2 26th 2nd 1 / T-5th 2 1st 1 / T-5th 2 T-16th T-23rd 1st 7th T-7th 30th 2nd 3rd – 17th – – T-8th T-26th – – – T-17th – T-24th – T-8th 1st 21st – T-14th 21st 7th 6th – T-25th 13th 10th – – 1

1 – NCAA Championship Stroke Play 2 – NCAA Match Play Pre-1976 NCAA championship results, on page 19 Pre-1976 conference championship results, on page 23

Top Five UCLA Single-Season Team Records Wins 1. 13 2. 12 3. 10 4. 9 9 9

1981-1982 1984-1985 2005-2006 2003-2004 1982-1983 1978-1979

Scoring Average 1. 283.6 2. 285.1 3. 286.8 4. 290.9 5. 291.6

1984-85 1981-82 2003-04 1983-84 1982-83

Under Par Rounds 1. 24 2. 23 3. 22 22 22

2023-24 2018-19 2024-25 2005-06 2003-04

TEAM RECORDS AND LETTERWINNERS

Best 54-Hole Score

Eddie Merrins

Dave Atchison

Brad Sherfy

O.D. Vincent

Derek Freeman

1988 National Title 3 Pac-10 Titles 64 Tournament Wins 31 All-Americans

5 Tournament Wins 25 Top Five Finishes 2 NCAA Appearances 9 All-Pac-10 Honorees

1998 Pac-10 COY 6 Tournament Wins 34 Top Five Finishes 4 All-Americans

2003, 2006 Pac-10 COY 2 Pac-10 Titles 34 Tournament Wins 11 All-Americans

2008 National Title 2011 Pac-10 COY 28 Tournament Wins 19 All-Americans

1975-1989

1989-1995

Best 18-Hole Score Score To Par 267 -21 268 -20 268 -20 268 -20 268 -16 268 -12 268 -12 269 -19 269 -15 269 -15 269 -15 269 -11 270 -18 271 -17 271 -17 271 -17 271 -9

1995-2002

Tournament (Round) 2024 Amer Ari Invitational (3) 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational (2) 2008 ASU Thunderbird Invitational (2) 2007 NCAA Regional (1) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (2) 2013 NCAA Regional (1) 2004 Wyoming Cowboy Classic (2) 2018 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (3) 2019 Ka’anapali Classic Colleg. Invite (1) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (1) 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite (3) 2013 NCAA Regional (3) 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational (3) 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (3) 2014 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2007 CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational (1) 2003 TaylorMade Classic (2)

2002-2007

2007-2022

Best 18-Hole Score in Relation to Par To Par Score -21 267 -20 268 -20 268 -20 268 -19 269 -18 270 -17 271 -17 271 -17 271 -16 272 -16 272 -16 268 -16 272 -15 269 -15 269 -15 269 -15 273 -15 273 -15 273

Tournament (Round) 2024 Amer Ari Invitational (3) 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational (2) 2008 ASU Thunderbird Invitational (2) 2007 NCAA Regional (1) 2018 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (3) 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational (3) 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (3) 2014 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2007 CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational (1) 2026 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (1) 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate (1) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (2) 2016 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2019 Ka’anapali Classic Colleg. Invite (1) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (1) 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite (3) 2011 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2007 NCAA Regional (2) 2002 Pacific Invitational (3)

Score To Par 810 -30 815 -37 817 -47 817 -35 819 -45 822 -42 825 -27 827 -37 827 -13 829 -11 829 -11 829 -11 830 -34 831 -21 831 -9 831 -9 832 -10 834 -30 834 -30 835 -17 835 -17 835 -9 835 -5 835 -5

Tournament 2013 NCAA Regional 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate 2019 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite 2024 Amer Ari Invitational 2007 NCAA Regional 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational 2026 The Goodwin 2025 The Goodwin 2019 NCAA Regional 2004 Wyoming Cowboy Classic 2002 Pacific Invitational 2003 Arizona Intercollegiate 2009 U.S. Intercollegiate 1987 John A. Burns Intercollegiate 2026 The Thunderbird Collegiate 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational 2005 TaylorMade/Waikoloa Intercollegiate 2019 Arizona Intercollegiate 2003 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2014 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2024 NCAA Regional 2014 The Goodwin

Best 54-Hole Score in Relation to Par To Par Score -47 817 -45 819 -42 822 -37 815 -37 827 -35 817 -34 830 -30 810 -30 834 -30 834 -28 836 -27 825 -27 837 -27 837 -25 839

Tournament 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate 2024 Amer Ari Invitational 2007 NCAA Regional 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational 2019 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite 2002 Pacific Invitational 2013 NCAA Regional 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational 2005 TaylorMade/Waikoloa Intercollegiate 2011 Amer Ari Invitational 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite 2016 Amer Ari Invitational 2014 Amer Ari Invitational 2007 CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational

UCLA’S LETTERWINNERS

A Aker, Jorgen Akins, Claude Ali, Ahmed Alyea, Ben An, Kyle Angard, Alex Aoshima, Kengo Arboleda, Anton Arts, Trevor Azcue, Mauricio

1991-1993 1975-1976 2018-2022 1948-1950 2022-2026 2013-2014 2020-2022 2010-2014 1993-1996 2008-2009

B Badraun, Mark Bartoletti, Louis Batty, Doug Bayless, Regan Bell, Brad Bellmar, Mike Bendetti, Joe Benson, Larry Berris, Kenneth Black, Seymour Blancarte, Steven Blek, Charles Blek, George Bling, Devon Blount, Cameron Boatwright, Gary Bock, Brian Bodlovich, Kevin Booth, Adam Borden, Bill

n/a 1980-1983 2001-2003 n/a 1982-1984 1970-1973 n/a 1965-1969 1964-1965 1950-1951 1972-1976 1963-1964 n/a 2017-2022 1996-1997 1974-1976 1990-1993, 1994-1995 1998-2000 n/a 1976-1977

Cooper, William Cracolice, Jeff Cress, Michael Cruikshank, Tim

Bost, Ben 1996-1997 Bough, Craig 1965-1966 Bowen, John Charles 1971-1973 Brasher, Travis n/a Briggs, Don 1965-1968 Brown, David n/a Brown, Pat 1988-1989 Brown, Stephen 1968-1970, 1971-1972 Brownfield, Patrick 1990-1992 Burnett, Stephen n/a

D Dalton, Daniel Darrah, John Davis, Cliff De Heras, Douglas Delisi, Phil Delsing, Jay Denny, John Dickey, Perry DiTullio, Brandon DiTullio, Jerry Driscoll, Connor

C Cairns, Michael Call, Bob Campbell, Peter Cantlay, Patrick Carson, James Catalano, Dean Chan, Lorens Chappell, Kevin Chase, Bob Chien, Evan Choe, Ben Christianson, Brandon Christoffersen, Dave Chun, Peter Claborn, Kevin Clemens, Mario Collart, James Collet, John Collier, Tyler Conlan, Luciano Conway, Steve

1963-1964 n/a 1990-1992 1987-1989, 1990-1991

1991-1994 1980-1981 2003-2007 2010-2012 n/a 1988-1989 2012-2016 2004-2008 1952-1953 2021-2023 2007-2008 2004-2008 1964-1965 n/a 1990-1994 2009-2012 1962-1964 n/a 2015-2018 2023-2026 2000-2004

n/a 1959-1960 1962-1963 n/a 2015-2019 1979-1983 1975-1977, 1978-1979 n/a 1995-1998, 1999-2000 1967-1971 2007-2011

E Eaton, Bill Elling, James Engstrand, Craig Ereño, Pablo

1968-1971 n/a 1968-1970 2021-2025

F Faeth, Billy Farkas, Joel Feng, Rory Figueiredo, Pedro Figueroa, David Finestone, Bill Fink, Steven Fischkes, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Seamus

n/a n/a 2018-2022 2009-2013 n/a n/a 1976-1978 1963-1964 n/a

G Garbero, Greg Gardner, Bob Garrick, Jonathan Garry, Paul Garus, Trevor Gates, Arthur Gaulke, Brent Gendel, Neil Gleason, Ted Goodman, James Grafman, Richard Grassa, Bob Graville, Lance Greene, Mason Greenwood, Rich Griffin, Gary Griggs, Ty Grivel, Rene Groper, John Grossman, Lawrence Grund, John Guggia, James Gunn, Roger

1987-1991 1946-1948 2012-2016 n/a 2024-2026 n/a n/a n/a 1990-1993 n/a 1962-1963 n/a 1991-1995 2019-2024 1985-1989 1964-1965 2020-2023 1969-1971 n/a n/a 1979-1980 1968-1969 1982-1985

H Halkett, Ian Hamlett, Bob Handy, Rich Harris, Charlie Harris, Lynn Hartshorn, Terry Haynes, Steve

1952-1953 1981-1982 n/a 2006-2007 n/a 1963-1966 1987-1991

UCLA’S LETTERWINNERS Heintz, Chris Helmstetter, Erik Hendricks, Tony Henge, Fredrik Hertfelder, Guy Hicks, Justin Higgins, Mike Hinkelman, Eric Holmes, Mike Horacek, Joe Houston, Scott Howitt, Roger Hughes, Anthony Humphrey, Darren Hwang, Jay

2003-2007 1982-1983 2019-2020 n/a 1982-1983 1992-1993 1963-1967 n/a n/a 1962-1963 n/a n/a 1974-1975 1995-1997 2011-2015

I Im, Daniel Ireland, Jack

2004-2007 2017-2019

J Jenkins, Jack Ji, Sang-Eun Jobe, Brandt Johnson, Jim Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Travis Jones, Steve

1988-1989 2000-2003 1983-1985, 1986-1988 1987-1989 1980-1982 1999-2001, 2002-2004 2002-2003

K Kang, Jason Kaufman, Brian Kazanjian, Douglas Keen, Jeff Kelley, Jr., Vic Kelley, Sr., Vic Kestenberg, Jerry Kim, Albert Kim, Alex Shi Yup Kim, Christopher Kim, Josh Kim, Justin Kim, Logan Kim, Tony Knapp, Jake Kohut, J.T. Kunitomo, Aaron

2006-2008 1962-1966 n/a n/a 1964-1965 1933-1936 1959-1960 n/a 2008-2012 n/a 2025-26 n/a 2025-26 n/a 2012-2015 1999-2001 2012-2014

L Lai, Eddy Lane, Greg Lange, Bobby Larrabee, Baylor Lasken, Bob Lazlo, Peter Leach, Kevin Lebby, Richard Lebrija, Roberto Ledbetter, Dave Lee, Eddy Lee, James Lee, Lucas Leitgeb, Brian Leslie, Craig Lessor, Lloyd Levander, Mark Levin, Spencer Libkind, Peter Lieber, Mitch Lippman, Robert Logan, Richard Lohman, Eric Long, Mike Loree, Tyler Lorenz, Scott Loveless, Alan Loveless, Paul Lozares, Brad

2017-2022 n/a 2009-2012 2024-2026 1984-1988 1968-1971 1983-1985, 1986-1988 1971-1974 1985-1989 1963-1966 1993-1994, 1995-1998 2005-2009 2005-2008 n/a 2004-2008 1962-1963 1983-1985 2002-2003 1963-1964 1980-1981 n/a 1965-1968 1993-1996 n/a 2025-2026 1982-1983, 1985-1986 1963-1964 1962-1964 1966-1968

M MacGregor, Warren Macnaughton, Ian Madey, Cole Madison, Tom Mahon, Brian Mahon, Harrison Mai, Brandon Main, Gregor Marchewka, Paul Marshall, Matt Marten, Robert Maruyama, Sean Matteoli, Richard McCarron, Scott McCarthy, Mike McGraw, Jeff McLachlin, Parker McMahon, Reilly McNeal, Dennis McShane, Brian Melanson, Alfred Melcher, Lincoln Merrick, John Merrins, Mason Metzger, Mark Miller, Michael Mitchell, Scott Mogil, Norman Monroe, Chris Moon, Roy Moore, Bill Moorefield, Bob Morales, Omar Mott, Bill Muller, Alvaro Murphy, Breene Murphy, Patrick

Perles, John Pernice, Jr., Tom Pinizzotto, Matt Pollema, Kyle Ponte, Victor Porter, James Poucher, John Powell, Luke

1971-1975 n/a 2015-2019 1964-1965 1982-1986 2016-2020 2014-2016 2008-2011 1968-1970 2004-2006 1976-1979 2018-2022 1971-1974 n/a 1988-1989 1997-2000 1998-2002 2012-2014, 2015-2016 1965-1966, 1967-1968 n/a n/a 2022-2024 2000-2004 n/a 1982-1984 1992-1996 2016-2018 1965-1966 n/a 2000-2004 1959-1960 1947-1948 2021-2025 1959-1960 2020-2024 2001-2004 2015-2019

Q Quezada, Manuel Randolph, Tom Reidel, Mike Reider, Mike Renstrom, Joakim Rheinfurth, Oliver Rhoads, Kevin Rhorer, David Rindfleisch, Don Rogers, Owen Runkle, Richard Ryang, Gene

O 1947-1950 n/a n/a 1993-1996 n/a

P Padilla, Jeffrey Papayoanou, Alex Pate, Steve Pavin, Corey Peck, John

1976-1977, 1978-1980 1984-1985 1972-1975 2003-2005 1980-1983 1992-1995 1983-1987 1974-1975 n/a 1947-1949 1983-1984

Sader, Dick 1964-1965 Saliba, Thomas n/a Sander, Mark n/a Schlagenhauf, B.J. 1995-1999 Schoolcraft, Beau 2008-2010 Schrader, Scott 1988-1989 Segelke, John n/a Semelsberger, Jason 1996-2000 Shah, Manav 2012-2015 Shaun, Corey 2014-2017 Shelton, Bill 1947-1948 Sherfy, Brad 1976-1978 Shibata, Martin 1974-1975 Shonka, Len 1975-1976 Shoren, Kyle 1995-1997 Short, Jeff 1975-1979 Signer, Roy 1945-1946 Simon, Howard 1962-1963 Simpkin, Stephen 1984-1985 Smith, Charlie n/a Smith, Kevin 1967-1968 Smith, Larry 1962-1963 Smith, Stuart 1980-1982, 1983-1984 Smith, Wes 1962-1963 Solomon, David 1990-1993 Stanger, Rob n/a Stanley, Dave 1949-1952 Starkman, Greg 1982-1985 Starkman, Mike 1953-1955, 1956-1957 Steelsmith, Ray 1949-1951 Sullivan, Rob 1985-1987, 1988-1990 Swenson, Robert n/a

n/a 1988-1989 n/a 1990-1993 n/a

O’Neal, Jerry O’Neill, Timothy Ohshima, Paul Oosterhuis, Rob Osheroff, Gary

n/a

N Na, Austin Nello, James Newton, Robert Nixon, Tom Novak, Jay

1980-1983 1977-1981 2011-2015 2013-2015 2014-2015 1970-1974 2001-2005 2023-2025

n/a 2023-2026 1979-1981, 1982-1983 1977-1980, 1981-1982 1974-1977

T Tanigawa, Ken Tatham, Tom Taylor, Bruce Teel, Ken Tempkin, Rick Teoh, Bryan Wiyang Thomas, William Thompson, Tom Truett, Donald

1985-1987, 1988-1990 1968-1969 n/a 1976-1977, 1980-1981 1975-1976 2018-2022 n/a 1959-1960 1968-1972

V Valder, Preston Valdivia, Tony Valenzuela, Alberto Ventry, Dennis Venturini, Edwin Vera, Michael Villegas, Rafael Vizanko, Dylan

2011-2015 1948-1949 1983-1986 n/a n/a 1996-1997, 1998-2000 1964-1966 2020-2023

W Wagner, Stephen 1996-1998, 1999-2000 Waldorf, Duffy 1980-1982, 1983-1985 Warren, Fred 1968-1970 Weede, Thomas n/a Whitaker, Bob n/a White, Chuck “Choo” 1976-1980 White, Stephen 1971-1972 Whitelaw, Clinton 1989-1990 Widegren, Pontus 2009-2013 Wiese, Kent 1987-1991 Willson, William n/a Wilson, Al 1974-1976 Winslow, Robert 1967-1970 Witzer, Marc n/a Wohlwend, Wells 1949-1951

Y Yamin, Matthew Yokoi, Mickey Yoon, Andy Yoshihara, Hidetoshi

2022-2026 1977-1980, 1981-1982 2023-2025 2016-2020

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

NCAA National Championships (2) 2008, 1988

NCAA Medalist/Arnold Palmer Award (1) Kevin Chappell

2008 (-2, 286)

2026

Carlsbad, Calif. (Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) 8th (-2, 1150-280-289-287-294) Baylor Larrabee (-9, T-6, 279-67-72-68-72) Alex Papayoanou (+3, 291-69-72-74-76) Tyler Loree (+4, T-49, 292-75-73-71-73) Kyle An (+6, T-61, 294-73-72-74-75) Josh Kim (+6, T-61, 294-71-74-75-74) Championship Match vs. Auburn (L, 0-3) A. Papayoanou lost to Logan Reilly, 1UP; T. Loree lost to Jake Albert, 5&3; B. Larrabee lost to Jackson Koivun, 4&3; two matches were not completed (J. Kim vs. Josiah Gilbert, Kim led 3UP after 14 holes; K. An vs. Cayden Pope, Pope led 4UP after 14 holes) Match Play Semifinals vs. Arizona (W, 3.5-1.5) J. Kim beat Taishi Moto, 1UP; T. Loree beat Tianyi Xiong, 3&2; B. Larrabee tied with Zach Pollo; K. An lost to Filip Jakubcik, 3&2; A. Papayoanou beat William Wistrand, 2&1. Match Play Quarterfinals vs. Texas (W, 3-2) A. Papayoanou beat Daniel Bennett, 1UP; B. Larrabee beat Christiaan Maas, 1UP; K. An beat Matt Congeys, 1UP; T. Loree lost to Luke Potter, 4&3; J. Kim lost to Tommy Morrison, 3&2.

2025

Carlsbad, Calif. (Omni La Costa Resort & Spa) T-20th (+30, 894-301-297-296) Pablo Ereño (-5, 6th, 283-74-71-69-69) Kyle An (+8, T-77, 224-77-72-75) Omar Morales (+10, T-96, 226-75-77-74) Baylor Larrabee (+17, T-135, 233-75-77-81) Trevor Garus (+11, 155th, 155-77-78 in Rounds 2 & 3) Luke Powell (+9, N/A, 81 in Round 1, subbed)

2018

Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) T-21st (+28, 892-295-297-300) Cole Madey (+3, T-29, 291-70-72-74-75) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (+6, T-57, 222-77-72-73) Devon Bling (+10, T-89, 226-74-77-75) Eddy Lai (+15, T-129, 231-74-76-81) Tyler Collier (+13, T-145, 157-78-79) Patrick Murphy (+6, 155th, 78)

2015

Bradenton, Fla. (The Concession Golf Club) 8th (+20, 1,172-294-304-280-294) Preston Valder (+1, T-16, 289-74-75-68-72) Jake Knapp (+7, T-38, 295-71-74-73-77) Lorens Chan (+12, T-54, 300-75-80-74-71) Jonathan Garrick (+12, T-54, 300-74-84-68-74) Manav Shah (+14, 66th, 302-79-75-71-77) Match Play Quarterfinals vs. Illinois (L, 2-3) Garrick beat Brian Campbell, 1-up; Chan beat Dylan Meyer, 4&2; Shah lost to Thomas Detry, 1-up; Knapp lost to Charlie Danielson, 4&3; Valder lost to Nick Hardy, 1-up

2014

Hutchinson, Kansas (Prairie Dunes Country Club) 6th (+4, 844-279-284-281) Lorens Chan (-3, T-9, 207-70-70-67) Anton Arboleda (+1, T-35, 211-68-71-72) Jonathan Garrick (+2, T-42, 212-70-75-67) Preston Valder (+5, T-69, 215-71-69-75) Matt Pinizzotto (+16, T-131, 226-76-74-76) Match Play Quarterfinals vs. LSU (L, 1-4) Chan beat Stewart Jolly, 4&3; Valder lost to Curtis Thompson, 1-up; Arboleda lost to Benjamin Taylor, 4&3; Garrick lost to Smylie Kaufman, 2-up; Pinizzotto lost to Zach Wright, 2&1

2013

2005

2012

2004

Match Play Quarterfinals vs. Oregon (L, 2-3) Cantlay beat Jonathan Woo, 5&3; Widegren beat Robbie Ziegler, 2&1; Arboleda lost to Eugene Wong, 1-up; Figueiredo lost to Daniel Miernicki, 2-up; Kim lost to Andrew Vijarro, 3&2

2003

Atlanta, Ga. (Capital City Club) 26th (+18, 858-289-281-288) Pontus Widegren (+2, T-49, 212-72-70-70) Pedro Figueiredo (+4, T-69, 214-72-67-75) Jonathan Garrick (+4, T-69, 214-73-71-70) Anton Arboleda (+10, T-128, 220-72-73-75) Manav Shah (+10, T-128, 220-73-74-73) Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Riviera Country Club) 2nd (+9, 861-289-287-285) Patrick Cantlay (-1, T-4, 212-74-72-66) Anton Arboleda (+2, T-13, 215-67-72-76) Pedro Figueiredo (+2, T-13, 215-74-72-69) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+8, T-54, 221-76-71-74) Pontus Widegren (+16, T-120, 229-74-78-77)

2011

Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 1st (+8, 872-286-288-298) Patrick Cantlay (-4, 2nd, 212-72-69-71) Gregor Main (+4, T-20, 220-72-70-78) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+6, T-32, 222-71-76-75) Pedro Figueiredo (+8, T-50, 224-71-74-79) Pontus Widegren (+12, T-81, 228-79-75-74) Match Play Quarterfinals vs. Duke (L, 3.5-1.5) Cantlay beat Brinson Paolini, 1-up; Figueiredo halved match with Julian Suri; Kim lost to Austin Cody, 3&2; Main lost to Wes Roach, 3&1; Widegren lost to Tim Gornik, 6&5

2010

Ooltewah, Tenn (Honors Course) T-16th (+11, 875-294-286-295) Gregor Main (-4, T-9, 212-71-69-72) Pontus Widegren (+3, T-58, 219-69-71-79) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+7, T-90, 223-76-73-74) Pedro Figueiredo (+11, T-116, 227-78-73-76) Mario Clemens (+19, T-152, 235-80-81-73)

2009

Toledo, Ohio (Inverness Club) T-23rd (+48, 900-306-295-299) Gregor Main (+8, T-54, 221-77-73-71) Erik Flores (+9, T-60, 222-80-69-73) Philip Francis (+11, T-79, 224-70-77-77) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+22, T-148, 235-81-76-78) Connor Driscoll (+25, T-153, 238-79-80-79)

2008 (NCAA Champions)

West Lafayette, Ind. (Kampen Course) 1st (+42, 1,194-297-293-298-306) Kevin Chappell (-2, 1st, 286-69-73-68-76) Erik Flores (+17, T-33, 305-76-75-76-78) Philip Francis (+17, T-33, 305-76-73-80-76) Craig Leslie (+18, T-38, 306-76-80-74-76) Lucas Lee (+23, T-60, 311-79-72-80-80)

2007

Williamsburg, Va. (Golden Horseshoe Golf Course) 7th (+10, 1,130-283-280-283-284) Kevin Chappell (E, T-20, 280-73-72-65-70) Lucas Lee (+1, T-22, 281-68-71-74-68) Erik Flores (+7, T-46, 287-76-67-71-73) Daniel Im (+7, T-46, 287-71-70-73-73) Jason Kang (+16, T-74, 296-71-75-74-76)

2006

Sunriver, Ore. (Crosswater Club) T-7th (+5, 1,157-280-294-296-287) Erik Flores (+1, T-27, 289-71-72-77-69) James Lee (+2, T-32, 290-71-75-72-72) Kevin Chappell (+5, T-45, 293-70-76-73-74) Daniel Im (+8, T-57, 296-68-77-74-77) Chris Heintz (+10, T-66, 298-78-71-77-72)

Owings Mills, Md. (Caves Valley Golf Club) 30th (+64, 904-299-301-304) Chris Heintz (+9, T-36, 219-74-74-71) Kevin Chappell (+17, T-104, 227-73-78-76) Daniel Im (+18, T-112, 228-75-75-78) John Poucher (+22, T-137, 232-77-76-79) Joakim Renstrom (+29, T-152, 239-81-76-82) Hot Springs, Va. (The Homestead) 2nd (+20, 1,140-289-283-275-293) Travis Johnson (-3, 5th, 277-69-68-68-72) Roy Moon (+2, T-10, 282-71-74-65-72) John Merrick (+11, T-36, 291-71-76-69-75) Steve Conway (+17, T-56, 297-78-70-73-76) John Poucher (+21, T-68, 301-79-71-77-74) Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 3rd (+45, 1,197-303-295-301-298) John Merrick (+9, T-16, 297-75-72-77-73) Travis Johnson (+10, T-19, 298-74-74-74-76) Steve Conway (+13, T-31, 301-78-76-70-77) Roy Moon (+13, T-31, 301-76-73-80-72) John Poucher (+38, T-86, 326-80-78-84-84)

2002

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) John Merrick (E, T-23, 284-71-70-71-72)

2001

Durham, N.C. (Duke Golf Club) 17th (+15, 591-299-292) Parker McLachlin (-1, T-16, 287-74-69-73-71) Steve Conway (+5, 149-72-77) J.T. Kohut (+5, 149-77-72) John Merrick (+6, 150-76-74) Travis Johnson (+13, 157-80-77)

2000

Opelika, Ala. (Grand National Country Club) Brandon DiTullio (+4, T-62, 148-76-72)

1998

Albuquerque, N.M. (UNM Championship Course) T-8th (-10, 1,142-289-275-284-294) Brandon DiTullio (-5, T-20, 283-72-68-71-72) Jeff McGraw (-4, T-26, 284-71-70-70-73) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+2, T-48, 290-75-69-72-74) Ross Fulgentis (+3, T-55, 291-74-68-71-78) Jason Semelsberger (+8, T-74, 296-72-73-76-75)

1997

Lake Forest, Ill. (Conway Farms Golf Club) T-26th (+22, 598-303-295) Steve Wagner (+1, 145-76-69) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+7, 151-77-74) Jason Semelsberger (+7, 151-76-75) Brandon DiTullio (+8, 152-75-77) Ben Bost (+9, 153-76-77)

1993

Lexington, Ky. (The Champions Golf Course) T-17th (+21, 597-296-301) Jorgen Aker (+2, 146-72-74) David Solomon (+6, 150-73-77) Ted Gleason (+7, 151-76-75) Kevin Claborn (+9, 153-75-78) Brian Bock (+9, 153-78-75)

1991

Pebble Beach, Calif. (Poppy Hills Golf Course) T-24th (+63, 1,215-308-298-307-298) David Solomon (+9, T-32, 297-76-74-75-72) Kent Wiese (+17, T-81, 305-79-73-78-75) Ted Gleason (+19, T-96, 307-77-74-80-74) Steve Haynes (+21, T-107, 309-80-78-74-77) Kevin Claborn (+26, T-137, 314-76-77-80-79)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

1989

1979

1988 (NCAA Champions)

1978

Edmond, Okla. (Oak Tree Country Club) T-8th (+53, 1,173-289-290-295-299) Rob Sullivan (+8, T-16, 288-72-74-68-74) Ken Tanigawa (+15, T-36, 295-70-75-79-71) Rich Greenwood (+15, T-36, 295-72-69-75-79) Greg Garbero (+23, T-61, 303-75-77-76-75) Steve Haynes (+28, T-74, 308-77-72-76-83) Westlake Village, Calif. (North Ranch Country Club) 1st (+40, 1,176-301-295-293-287) Brandt Jobe (+3, T-2, 287-72-73-73-69) Bob Lasken (+11, T-26, 295-74-71-75-75) Tim Cruikshank (+12, 31st, 296-79-73-73-71) Kevin Leach (+14, 43rd, 298-76-78-72-72) Rich Greenwood (+31, 85th, 315-82-79-77-77)

1987

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) 21st (+61, 1,213-300-301-304-308) Kevin Leach (+13, T-45, 301-79-73-74-75) Rich Greenwood (+16, T-66, 304-76-71-78-79) Bob Lasken (+19, T-85, 307-71-79-80-77) Brandt Jobe (+19, T-85, 307-75-79-75-78) David Rhorer (+23, T-105, 311-78-78-77-78)

1986

Winston-Salem, N.C. (Bermuda Run Country Club) Alberto Valenzuela (+9, 225-76-77-72)

1985

Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) 10th (+34, 1,186) – results incomplete Corey Pavin (+3, T-23, 219-68-74-77) Tom Pernice (+3, T-23, 219-72-71-76) Mickey Yokoi (+3, T-23, 219-73-74-72) Chuck White (+4, T-38, 220-74-74-72) Brad Sherfy (+12, T-99, 228-76-75-77)

1970

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) Don Truett (+5, T-12, 293-76-73-74-70) Jerry DiTullio (+13, 301-74-74-77-76) Pete Laszlo (+7, 151-73-78) Bill Eaton (+8, 152-77-75)

1969

Colorado Springs, Colo. (Broadmoor Golf Club) Don Truett (+19, 159-85-74) Jerry DiTullio (+26, 166-84-82) Larry Benson (+26, 166-85-81) Bill Eaton (+34, 174-90-84)

Haines City, Fla. (Grenelefe Country Club) T-14th (+54, 1,206-300-305-294-307) Duffy Waldorf (+7, T-18, 295-73-73-72-77) Roger Gunn (+10, T-35, 298-73-77-75-73) Kevin Leach (+21, T-83, 309-74-76-81-78) Brandt Jobe (+28, T-93, 316-80-79-75-82) Bob Lasken (+28, T-93, 316-85-80-72-79)

1967

1984

Houston, Texas (Bear Creek Golf World) 21st (+20, 884-288-287-309) Brad Bell (-5, 6th, 283-71-68-75-69) Kevin Leach (+7, 223-71-73-79) Roger Gunn (+8, 224-71-75-78) Duffy Waldorf (+8, 224-75-71-78) Brian Mahon (+14, 230-77-75-78)

1983

Fresno, Calif. (San Joaquin Country Club) 7th (+29, 1,181-290-294-296-301) Jay Delsing (+4, T-15, 292-68-73-76-75) John Perles (+8, T-29, 296-75-75-74-72) Oliver Rheinfurth (+9, T-38, 297-70-73-77-77) Brad Bell (+13, T-59, 301-77-74-73-77) Steve Pate (+17, T-75, 305-78-74-73-80)

1982

Pinehurst, N.C. (Pinehurst No. 2) 6th (+11, 1,163-295-295-288-285) Jeff Johnson (-1, 12th, 287-71-72-73-71) Jay Delsing (+6, 43rd, 294-75-76-75-68) Louis Bartoletti (+11, 69th, 299-78-73-73-75) Mickey Yokoi (+15, 81st, 303-77-73-74-79) Corey Pavin (-5, 211-72-DQ-68-71)

1980

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) T-25th (+56, 920-302-320-298) Corey Pavin (+14, 230-73-85-72) John Grund (+15, 231-80-78-73) Chuck White (+16, 232-77-81-74) Tom Pernice (+18, 234-77-78-79) Mickey Yokoi (+23, 239-75-83-81)

1960

Winston-Salem, N.C. (Bermuda Run Country Club) 13th (+78, 1,230-300-301-314-315) Tom Randolph (+16, T-35, 304-75-74-77-78) Mickey Yokoi (+16, T-35, 304-74-75-79-76) Corey Pavin (+21, T-58, 309-76-76-75-82) Tom Pernice (+27, T-72, 315-75-76-85-79) Chuck White (+43, 87th, 331-76-84-83-88)

Shawnee on Delaware, Pa. (Shawnee Golf Course) 36th (+52, 628) – results incomplete Larry Benson (+12, T-48, 300-71-74-79-76) Rich Logan (162-82-80) Mike Higgins (163-83-80)

Colorado Springs, Colo. (Broadmoor Golf Club) T-22nd (635) Bill Mott (T-43, 154-82-72) Won in round 1 of match play vs. Jerry Cundari (Oregon), 19 holes; lost in round 2 to Vernon Nicholas (Arizona), 3&2 Tom Thompson (T-72, 157-81-76) John Darrah (T-106, 160-81-79) Bill Moore (T-146, 162-76-86) Jerry Kestenberg (T-150, 165-79-86)

1956

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) Bill Foote (152-78-74) Won in round 1 of match play vs. William Redding (Purdue), 1-up; won in round 2 vs. Don Nist (Ohio State), 2&1; won in round 3 vs. Robert Harvey (SMU), 3&2; lost in quarterfinals to George Clark (North Texas), 3&1

1953

Colorado Springs, Colo. (Broadmoor Golf Club) Ian Halkett (152-74-78) Bob Chase (153-76-77)

1952

West Lafayette, Ind. (University Golf Club) Dave Stanley (157-80-77)

1951

Columbus, Ohio (OSU Golf Course) Ray Steelsmith (157-77-80) Dave Stanley (157-76-81) Seymour Black (158-70-88)

1950

1966

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) T-8th (+27, 597) – results incomplete Mike Higgins (+10, T-28, 298-75-72-78-73) Terry Hartshorn (+6, T-36, 150-71-79)

Albuquerque, N.M. (UNM Championship Course) 17th (607) Ben Alyea (T-15, 144-74-70) Won in round 1 of match play vs. Paul Harney (Holy Cross), 5&4; won in round 2 vs. Arnold Palmer (Wake Forest), 1-up; won in round 3 vs. Dave Dennis (Kansas), 1-up; lost in quarterfinals to Billy Maxwell (North Texas), 3&2 Bob Moorefield (153-76-77) Ray Steelsmith (153-80-73) Jerry O’Neal (157-76-81)

1965

1949

Knoxville, Tenn. (Holston Hills Country Club) T-19th (+34, 610) Mike Higgins (+7, 151-75-76) Brian Kaufman (+8, 152-73-79) Dave Ledbetter (+9, 153-75-78) Rafael Villegas (+10, 154-77-77) Terry Hartshorn (+11, 155-77-78)

1964

Colorado Springs, Colo. (Broadmoor Golf Club) 10th (612) Paul Loveless (151-77-74) Lost in round 1 of match play to Paul Desjardins (Miami), 2&1 Jim Collart (152-71-81) Lost in round 1 to William Regnier (Notre Dame), 3&2 Terry Hartshorn (154-78-76) Brian Kaufman (155-78-77) Dave Ledbetter (170-89-81)

1963

Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Country Club) T-21st (614) Jim Collart (149-72-77) Lost in round 1 of match play to Don Lackey (Oklahoma St), 2&1 Cliff Davis (150-74-76) Wes Smith (155-81-74) Paul Loveless (160-78-82)

Ames, Iowa (Veenker Memorial Golf Course) 13th (622) Jerry O’Neal (152-73-79) Richard Runkle (155-80-75) lost in round 1 of match play vs. Jack Atten (Loyola Chicago), 5&4 Ben Alyea (158-80-78) Tony Valdivia (161-81-80)

1948

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 7th (602) Ted Richards (146-71-75) Won in round 1 of match play vs. Joe Greene (Washington), 4&2; won in round 2 vs. James McNair (Duke), 2-up; won in round 3 vs. Joe Moore (LSU), 5&3; won in quarterfinals vs. Loddie Kempa (Oklahoma State), 2&1; lost in semifinals to Bob Harris (San Jose State), 5&4 Richard Runkle (150-77-73) Lost in round 1 of match play to Ernie Kellberg (Stanford), 3&2 Bob Gardner (153-75-78) Won in round 1 of match play vs. Junius Herbert (LSU), 3&2; lost in round 2 to Louis Stafford (Oregon), 4&3 Jerry O’Neal (153-75-78) lost in round 1 of match play to Charles Coe (Oklahoma), 4&3 Bob Morefield (158-78-80) Bill Shelton (161-80-81)

1947

Ann Arbor, Mich. (Michigan Golf Course) Bob Gardner won in round 1 of match play vs. Duke Jacobs (Yale), 3&1; won in round 2 vs. Art Wall (Duke), 1-up; lost in round 3 to Charles Coe (Oklahoma), 5&4

NCAA REGIONAL FINISHES

NCAA Regional Championships (5)

2014

2005

2013 (Regional Champions)

2004 (Regional Champions)

2012

2003 (Regional Champions)

2011 (Regional Champions)

2002

2010

2001

2009 (Regional Champions)

2000

2008

1999

Cole Madey (+13, T-45, 226-75-76-75) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (+18, T-62, 231-79-81-71)

Bremerton, Wash. (Gold Mountain Golf Club) 5th (+12, 876-291-294-291) Kevin Chappell (-2, T-8, 214-71-72-71) Erik Flores (-2, T-8, 214-73-70-71) Philip Francis (+8, T-46, 224-73-76-75) Craig Leslie (+11, T-63, 227-77-76-74) Lucas Lee (+12, T-71, 228-74-78-76)

2016

2007

1998

2006

1997

2013, 2011, 2009, 2004, 2003

NCAA Regional Medalists (3) Patrick Cantlay Kevin Chappell Travis Johnson

2011 (-13, 203) 2006 (-5, 211) 2004 (-5, 211)

2026

Corvallis, Ore. (Trysting Tree Golf Club) 2nd (-14, 838-283-276-279) Kyle An (-6, T-5, 207-70-67-70) Josh Kim (-4, T-13, 209-69-69-71) Tyler Loree (-4, T-13, 209-74-67-68) Baylor Larrabee (E, T-26, 213-70-73-70) Alex Papayoanou (+10, 71st, 223-77-73-73)

2025

Auburn, Ala. (Auburn University Club) 3rd (+6, 870-283-295-292) Omar Morales (-8, 2nd, 208-69-70-69) Kyle An (+5, T-29, 221-75-75-71) Pablo Ereño (+7, T-35, 223-70-79-74) Baylor Larrabee (+7, T-35, 223-71-74-78) Luke Powell (+13, T-59, 229-73-76-80)

2024

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 7th (-5, 835-277-280-278) Pablo Ereño (-6, T-8, 204-68-66-70) Omar Morales (-4, T-14, 206-69-71-66) Kyle An (-2, T-18, 208-69-68-71) Luke Powell (+7, T-54, 217, 71-75-71) Mason Greene (+7, 147, 74 in Round 1, 73 in Round 3) Luciano Conlan (+9, N/A, 79 in Round 2, subbed)

2019

Pullman, Wash. (Palouse Ridge Golf Course) 8th (-11, 829-275-276-278) Devon Bling (-6, T-17, 204-70-68-66) Eddy Lai (-1, T-37, 209-71-67-71) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (-1, T-37, 209-69-69-71) Cole Madey (+1, T-44, 211-67-72-72) Patrick Murphy (+2, T-47, 212-69-73-70)

2018

Bryan, Texas (Traditions Golf Club) 4th (+2, 866-288-288-290) Devon Bling (-5, T-8, 211-73-69-69) Cole Madey (-2, T-11, 214-69-73-72) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (+6, T-35, 222-73-74-75) Tyler Collier (+7, T-40, 223-77-72-74) Eddy Lai (+7, T-40, 223-73-75-75)

2017

College Grove, Tenn. (The Grove Club) Tyler Collier (+6, T-30, 222-73-75-74)

2017

Sammamish, Wash. (Aldarra Golf Club)

Kohler, Wis. (Blackwolf Run Meadow Valley) 10th (+12, 876-294-294-288) Cole Madey (E, T-21, 216-72-73-71) Eddy Lai (+3, T-35, 219-75-69-75) Jonathan Garrick (+5, T-43, 221-73-75-73) Tyler Collier (+7, T-52, 223-74-77-72) Phil Delisi (+10, T-63, 226-76-78-72)

2015

Noblesville, Ind. (Sagamore Golf Club) 4th (+5, 869-293-289-287) Jonathan Garrick (-6, 3rd, 210-69-68-73) Jake Knapp (+4, T-21, 220-77-70-73) Lorens Chan (+7, T-29, 223-78-77-68) Manav Shah (+10, T-43, 226-72-81-73) Matt Pinizzotto (+12, T-48, 228-75-74-79)

San Antonio, Texas (Briggs Ranch Golf Club) 5th (+5, 869-290-288-291) Jonathan Garrick (E, T-12, 216-70-73-73) Lorens Chan (+2, T-19, 218-72-72-74) Anton Arboleda (+4, T-25, 220-75-73-72) Preston Valder (+4, T-25, 220-73-75-72) Matt Pinizzotto (+9, T-52, 225-76-70-79) Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 1st (-30, 810-268-273-269) Jonathan Garrick (-8, T-2, 202-69-69-64) Anton Arboleda (-7, T-4, 203-67-69-67) Pedro Figueiredo (-7, T-4, 203-71-64-68) Pontus Widegren (-4, T-10, 206-64-72-70) Manav Shah (E, T-23, 210-68-71-71) Bowling Green, Ky. (The Club at Olde Stone) 3rd (-1, 863-284-287-292) Pedro Figueiredo (-9, 2nd, 207-68-69-70) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+3, T-17, 219-74-68-77) Patrick Cantlay (+4, T-19, 220-69-75-76) Anton Arboleda (+5, T-23, 221-73-75-73) Pontus Widegren (+11, T-46, 227-78-76-73) Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (The Farms Golf Club) 1st (-10, 854-287-285-282) Patrick Cantlay (-13, 1st, 203-69-67-67) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+1, T-13, 217-73-74-70) Pedro Figueiredo (+2, T-17, 218-74-72-72) Gregor Main (+4, T-28, 220-75-72-73) Pontus Widegren (+4, T-28, 220-71-75-74) New Haven, Conn. (The Course at Yale) 3rd (-4, 836-282-281-273) Mario Clemens (-2, T-8, 208-71-70-67) Alex Shi Yup Kim (-2, T-8, 208-67-70-71) Gregor Main (-1, T-16, 209-72-71-66) Pontus Widegren (+4, T-36, 214-72-73-69) Pedro Figueiredo (+8, T-53, 218-72-70-76) Bowling Green, Ky. (The Club at Olde Stone) 1st (-1, 863-292-285-286) Philip Francis (-2, T-3, 214-71-69-74) Erik Flores (-1, 6th, 215-74-73-68) Gregor Main (+1, T-11, 217-73-70-74) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+5, T-20, 221-78-73-70) Connor Driscoll (+9, T-34, 225-74-76-75)

Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 2nd (-42, 822-268-273-281) Kevin Chappell (-15, T-2, 201-66-68-67) Erik Flores (-9, T-23, 207-64-69-74) Lucas Lee (-7, T-36, 209-71-66-72) Daniel Im (-5, T-43, 211-69-70-72) Jason Kang (-5, T-43, 211-69-72-70) Orlando, Fla. (Lake Nona Golf Club) 7th (+14, 878-292-300-286) Kevin Chappell (-5, 1st, 211-70-73-68) Erik Flores (+3, T-18, 219-72-76-71) Daniel Im (+12, T-79, 228-76-80-72) Chris Heintz (+13, T-82, 229-74-77-78) Lucas Lee (+14, T-90, 230-81-74-75)

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) T-4th (+17, 857-288-288-281) Kevin Chappell (-3, T-2, 207-71-67-69) Daniel Im (+5, T-25, 215-71-75-69) John Poucher (+7, T-39, 217-73-73-71) Chris Heintz (+10, T-61, 220-73-73-74) Joakim Renstrom (+15, T-88, 225-76-77-72) Sunriver, Ore. (Sunriver Resort) 1st (+1, 865-283-288-294) Travis Johnson (-5, T-1st, 211-66-73-72) John Poucher (-2, T-6, 214-69-71-74) John Merrick (+4, T-27, 220-74-73-73) Roy Moon (+6, T-35, 222-74-73-75) Steve Conway (+7, T-46, 223-74-71-78) Auburn, Wash. (Washington National Golf Club) 1st (E, 864-291-280-293) Steve Conway (-3, 5th, 213-71-71-71) John Merrick (-2, T-6, 214-75-67-72) Travis Johnson (+2, T-16, 218-71-72-75) Roy Moon (+4, T-27, 220-74-71-75) John Poucher (+5, T-32, 221-75-71-75) Albuquerque, N.M. (Championship Golf Course) T-13th (+21, 885-296-292-297) John Merrick (E, T-8, 216-75-69-72) Roy Moon (+2, T-16, 218-75-71-72) John Poucher (+7, T-51, 223-73-76-74) Parker McLachlin (+12, T-90, 228-73-76-79) Breene Murphy (+24, 133rd, 240-79-82-79) Corvallis, Ore. (Trysting Tree Golf Club) T-6th (+17, 881-289-298-294) John Merrick (-2, T-6, 214-67-76-71) Parker McLachlin (+7, T-38, 223-75-74-74) Travis Johnson (+8, T-49, 224-73-78-73) J.T. Kohut (+10, T-67, 226-77-73-76) Steve Conway (+17, T-112, 233-74-75-84) Madera, Calif. (Riverbend Golf Club) 16th (+5, 869-287-289-293) Brandon DiTullio (-6, T-5, 210-69-70-71) Parker McLachlin (-5, T-9, 211-67-70-74) Travis Johnson (+5, T-74, 221-74-73-74) Jason Semelsberger (+11, T-104, 227-77-76-74) Steve Wagner (+12, T-108, 228-77-76-75) Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson National Golf Course) T-10th (+29, 893-296-304-293) Jeff McGraw (+4, T-20, 220-75-72-73) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+7, T-36, 223-72-77-74) Parker McLachlin (+10, T-54, 226-73-80-73) Kevin Bodlovich (+11, T-63, 227-76-78-73) Jason Semelsberger (+13, T-71, 229-77-77-75) Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Creek Golf Club) 7th (+12, 876-288-293-295) Jason Semelsberger (+1, T-19, 217-74-72-71) Brandon DiTullio (+4, T-31, 220-71-71-78) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+4, T-31, 220-72-75-73) Jeff McGraw (+11, T-59, 227-71-83-73) Ross Fulgentis (+12, T-70, 228-75-75-78) Santee, Calif. (Carlton Oaks Country Club) 6th (+5, 869-282-298-289) B.J. Schlagenhauf (-5, T-6, 211-70-71-70) Ben Bost (+2, T-27, 218-69-74-75) Jason Semelsberger (+5, T-42, 221-71-79-71) Steve Wagner (+7, T-54, 223-72-78-73) Brandon DiTullio (+8, T-58, 224-72-75-77)

NCAA REGIONAL FINISHES

1996

1993

1995

1991

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 12th (+55, 895-293-297-305) Eric Lohman (+12, T-33, 222-71-76-75) Michael Miller (+14, T-43, 224-70-79-75) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+16, T-55, 226-76-73-77) Darren Humphrey (+17, T-61, 227-76-73-78) Brandon DiTullio (+23, T-85, 233-79-75-79)

Provo, Utah (Riverside Country Club) T-9th (+18, 882-292-297-293) Kevin Claborn (+4, T-30, 220-73-73-74) Brian Bock (+6, 222-71-78-73) David Solomon (+7, 223-74-75-74) Ted Gleason (+9, 225-77-76-72) Jorgen Aker (+11, 227-74-73-80)

Albuquerque, N.M. (Championship Golf Course) 17th (+36, 900-293-306-301) Brian Bock (+6, T-41, 222-70-77-75) Kevin Rhoads (+10, 226-77-72-77) Trevor Arts (+12, 228-73-79-76) Michael Miller (+12, 228-75-79-74) Eric Lohman (+13, 229-75-78-76)

1994

1989

Albuquerque, N.M. (Championship Golf Course) 9th (+7, 871-289-282-300) Rob Sullivan (-6, T-3, 210-69-68-73) Ken Tanigawa (+1, T-28-217-68-71-78) Rich Greenwood (+5, 221-75-72-74) Steve Haynes (+12, 228-79-74-75) Greg Garbero (+13, 229-77-71-81)

Albuquerque, N.M. (Championship Golf Course) T-3rd (+6, 870) Kent Wiese (E, T-11, 216-69-77-70) Steve Haynes (+3, 219-76-73-70) Kevin Claborn (+4, 220-74-74-72) David Solomon (+7, 223-73-72-78) (incomplete results in 1991)

1990

Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson National Golf Club) 14th (+23, 887-292-295-300) Kevin Claborn (+1, T-19, 217-69-71-77) Michael Miller (+8, 224-73-76-75) Eddy Lee (+9, 225-77-72-76) Eric Lohman (+10, 226-75-76-75) Trevor Arts (+11, 227-75-78-74)

Las Cruces, N.M. (New Mexico State Golf Course) 18th (+26, 890-296-296-298) Rob Sullivan (+1, T-38, 217-72-72-73) Steve Haynes (+6, 222-75-72-75) Greg Garbero (+10, 226-77-76-73) Clinton Whitelaw (+13, 229-73-76-80) Ken Tanigawa (+14, 230-76-77-77)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

Team Conference Championships (7) 2026, 2025 – Big Ten 2006, 2003, 1985, 1983, 1982 – Pac-10

Individual Conference Medalists (8) Josh Kim Omar Morales Daniel Im John Merrick Duffy Waldorf Steve Pate Corey Pavin Pete Lazlo

2026 (-8, 202) 2025 (-7, 203) 2006 (-7, 277) 2003 (-12, 276) 1985 (-5, 279) 1983 (+6, 290) 1982 (-11, 273) 1970 (291)

2026 (Big Ten Champions)

North Plains, Ore. (Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club) 1st (-8, 832-281-269-282) Josh Kim (-8, 1st, 202-67-66-69) Baylor Larrabee (-2, T-7, 208-69-69-70) Tyler Loree (-2, T-7, 208, 71-66-71) Alex Papayoanou (+4, T-23, 214-74-68-72) Kyle An (+7, T-40, 217-74-70-73)

2025 (Big Ten Champions)

Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore Country Club) 1st (+2, 842-278-282-282) Omar Morales (-7, 1st, 203-66-67-70) Pablo Ereño (+2, T-12, 212-71-73-68) Kyle An (+6, T-23, 216-72-71-73) Baylor Larrabee (+12, T-58, 222-69-74-79) Luke Powell (+2, 88th, 142-71-71 in Rounds 2 and 3) Trevor Garus (+5, 91st, 75 in Round 1, subbed)

2024

Carefree, Ariz. (Desert Forest Golf Club) 6th (+64, 1,484-370-381-376-357) Omar Morales (+2, T-3, 286-69-75-77-65) Kyle An (+11, T-15, 295-74-72-76-73) Pablo Ereño (+14, T-29, 298-78-75-75-70) Mason Greene (+20, T-48, 304-75-81-74-74) Luke Powell (+24, T-59, 308-74-82-74-78) Alex Papayoanou (+30, 66th, 314-83-78-78-75)

2023

2018

2022

2017

2021

2016

2019

2015

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 12th (+48, 1,448-366-348-364-370) Mason Greene (+2, 29th, 282-73-67-73-69) Pablo Ereño (+3, T-30, 283-70-71-72-70) Ty Griggs (+4, T-34, 284-73-70-70-71) Kyle An (+17, T-60, 294-75-69-73-77) Alvaro Muller (+25, 69th, 305-75-71-76-83) Lincoln Melcher (+40, 72nd, 320-81-74-80-85) Sammamish, Wash. (Aldarra Golf Club) 6th (+34, 1,454-357-358-368-371) Pablo Ereño (+3, T-18, 287-68-69-78-72) Omar Morales (+6, T-24, 290-72-72-73-73) Evan Chien (+10, T-38, 294-73-71-77-73) Eddy Lai (+10, T-38, 294-72-72-72-78) Alvaro Muller (+12, 49th, 296-72-75-74-75) Mason Greene (+20, 64th, 304-78-74-72-80) Santa Rosa, Calif. (Mayacama Golf Club) 12th (+32, 1,472-368-368-381-355) Eddy Lai (-3, T-22, 285-73-68-72-72) Devon Bling (-1, T-28, 287-74-70-77-66) Bryan Teoh (+5, T-46, 293-75-75-70-73) Kengo Aoshima (+13, T-60-301, 74-78-78-71) Mason Greene (+20, 69th, 308, 72-77-85-84) Dylan Vizanko (+26, 71st, 314-76-81-84-73) Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) 2nd (E, 1,420-353-352-348-367) Cole Madey (-5, 3rd, 279-67-69-69-74) Devon Bling (-2, 6th, 282-70-73-67-72) Eddy Lai (-1, T-7, 283-72-70-67-74) Patrick Murphy (+3, T-14, 287-71-70-72-74) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (+10, T-37, 294-73-70-73-78) Jack Ireland (+20, T-59, 304-74-79-78-73)

Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. (Rolling Hills Country Club) 6th (-10, 1,410-361-349-355-345) Cole Madey (-8, T-10, 276-68-68-70-70) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (-3, T-16, 281-72-70-72-67) Devon Bling (-2, T-19, 282-75-70-69-68) Patrick Murphy (+3, T-41, 287-75-70-71-71) Eddy Lai (+4, T-45, 288-74-71-73-70) Tyler Collier (+7, T-55, 291-72-74-75-70) Boulder, Colo. (Boulder Country Club) 5th (+38, 1,088-363-372-353) Tyler Collier (+5, T-9, 215-70-75-70) Cole Madey (+5, T-9, 215-72-73-70) Corey Shaun (+7, T-17, 217-73-75-69) Phil Delisi (+12, T-37, 222-76-74-72) Patrick Murphy (+13, T-40, 223-74-75-74) Hidetoshi Yoshihara (+14, T-47, 224-74-78-72) Salt Lake City, Utah (The Country Club) 8th (+45, 1,465-358-365-360-382) Jonathan Garrick (-2, T-7, 282-67-68-69-78) Cole Madey (+3, T-15, 287-72-68-72-75) Tyler Collier (+17, T-48, 301-73-77-70-81) Lorens Chan (+18, T-50, 302-75-77-74-76) Phil Delisi (+19, T-53, 303-77-75-75-76) Brandon Mai (+22, T-62, 306-71-80-78-77) Pullman, Wash. (Palouse Ridge Golf Club) 8th (+42, 1,442-364-358-358-362) Jonathan Garrick (-4, T-3, 276-69-72-70-65) Manav Shah (+6, T-23, 286-72-72-70-72) Preston Valder (+10, T-34, 290-75-70-71-74) Jake Knapp (+11, T-40, 291-74-70-73-74) Matt Pinizzotto (+19, T-56, 299-74-74-74-77) Brandon Mai (+34, 68th, 314-76-87-74-77)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

2014

2006 (Pac-10 Champions)

1998

2013

2005

1997

2012

2004

1996

2011

2003 (Pac-10 Champions)

1995

2010

2002

1994

2009

2001

1993

2008

2000

1992

* lost individual title in playoff

1999

1991

Marana, Ariz. (The Gallery Golf Club) 7th (+49, 1,489-370-371-385-363) Lorens Chan (+1, 7th, 289-74-72-75-68) Anton Arboleda (+9, T-26, 297-73-76-76-72) Preston Valder (+12, T-31, 300-78-71-80-71) Matt Pinizzotto (+15, T-43, 303-72-78-77-76) Jonathan Garrick (+17, T-47, 305-73-79-77-76) Jake Knapp (+25, T-58, 313-80-74-82-77) Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles Country Club) 2nd (+15, 1,415-346-358-354-357) Anton Arboleda (-2, T-3, 278-69-69-70-70) Jonathan Garrick (-1, T-5, 279-68-68-71-72) Pontus Widegren (+2, T-7, 282-68-75-71-68) Pedro Figueiredo (+9, T-17, 289-72-72-72-73) Manav Shah (+11, T-21, 291-70-77-70-74) Jay Hwang (+17, T-37, 297-71-74-77-75) Corvallis, Ore. (Trysting Tree Golf Club) 4th (-7, 1,433-367-352-351-363) Patrick Cantlay (-8, T-5, 280-69-70-71-70) Pedro Figueiredo (-7, 7th, 281-71-69-71-70) Anton Arboleda (-1, T-13, 287-73-70-69-75) Jay Hwang (+6, T-30, 294-79-69-69-77) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+9, T-37, 297-75-74-71-77) Pontus Widegren (+11, 42nd, 299-79-76-73-71) Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 3rd (+18, 1,418-353-360-357-348) Alex Shi Yup Kim (-3, 3rd, 277-68-71-70-68) Patrick Cantlay (+3, T-9, 283-72-67-73-71) Pontus Widegren (+4, T-11, 284-73-71-74-66) Pedro Figueiredo (+7, T-22, 287-75-76-69-67) Gregor Main (+10, T-30, 290-68-75-71-76) Connor Driscoll (+25, T-56, 305-72-79-76-78) Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Golf Course) 8th (-6, 1,414-340-353-351-370) Gregor Main (-11, T-4, 273-68-69-64-72) Pontus Widegren (-2, T-20, 282-68-67-72-75) Mario Clemens (-1, T-26, 283-65-73-74-71) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+2, T-36, 286-68-72-71-75) Pedro Figueiredo (+9, 50th, 293-72-72-70-79) Connor Driscoll (+14, T-56, 298-71-73-77-77) Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Golf Club) 6th (+26, 1,466-371-378-365-352) Erik Flores (-5, T-3, 283-73-73-70-67) Connor Driscoll (+2, T-13, 290-75-76-70-69) Philip Francis (+3, T-16, 291-72-74-72-73) Gregor Main (+6, T-24, 294-76-77-73-68) Alex Shi Yup Kim (+20, 53rd, 308-75-78-80-75) Beau Schoolcraft (+40, 59th, 328-87-80-81-80) Fairfax, Calif. (The Meadow Club) 4th (+19, 1,439-348-361-372-358) Kevin Chappell (-3, T-1*, 281-70-68-71-72) Lucas Lee (+3, T-13, 287-67-73-76-71) Craig Leslie (+4, T-16, 288-71-73-74-70) Philip Francis (+4, T-16, 288-70-73-75-70) Erik Flores (+15, T-47, 299-72-76-76-75) Jason Kang (+19, T-53, 303-70-74-80-79)

2007

Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) 2nd (-15, 1,425-355-353-360-357) Daniel Im (-8, 5th, 280-71-69-67-73) Kevin Chappell (-5, 8th, 283-71-69-73-70) Lucas Lee (-2, T-12, 286-72-71-72-71) Jason Kang (-1, T-14, 287-70-73-73-71) Erik Flores (+5, T-31, 293-75-71-75-72) Craig Leslie (+10, T-46, 298-71-75-78-74)

Palm Desert, Calif. (The Canyons at Bighorn) 1st (E, 1,420-349-348-362-361) Daniel Im (-7, 1st, 277-67-68-70-72) Chris Heintz (-1, T-6, 283-70-69-74-70) Erik Flores (+5, T-15, 289-70-74-69-76) Kevin Chappell (+6, T-17, 290-69-74-73-74) James Lee (+7, T-21, 291-73-70-76-72) Lucas Lee (+9, T-26, 293-75-67-78-73) Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla Country Club) 4th (+12, 1,432-352-355-354-371) Kevin Chappell (-1, T-7, 283-67-70-71-75) John Poucher (+1, T-14, 285-72-70-70-73) Joakim Renstrom (+3, T-19, 287-77-69-72-69) Daniel Im (+8, T-33, 292-71-74-72-75) Chris Heintz (+10, T-38, 294-70-72-72-80) Peter Campbell (+11, T-41, 295-72-75-69-79) Marana, Ariz. (The Gallery Golf Club) 3rd (+30, 1,470-371-364-352-383) Travis Johnson (-2, T-5, 286-74-69-68-75) Steve Conway (+2, T-9, 290-73-69-75-73) John Poucher (+8, T-14, 296-74-71-70-81) John Merrick (+12, T-21, 300-75-79-69-77) Roy Moon (+16, T-33, 304-75-79-73-77) Peter Campbell (+22, T-46, 310-77-76-72-85) Glendale, Calif. (Oakmont Country Club) 1st (-1, 1,439-364-362-355-358) John Merrick (-12, 1st, 276-74-70-69-63) Steve Conway (+2, T-8, 290-75-71-69-75) Travis Johnson (+2, T-8, 290-71-74-71-74) Roy Moon (+3, T-12, 291-72-71-75-73) John Poucher (+9, 19th, 297-72-76-73-76) Spencer Levin (+15, T-32, 303-77-80-73-73) Corvallis, Ore. (Trysting Tree Golf Club) 4th (+29, 1,469-362-373-375-359) Breene Murphy (+1, T-7, 289-72-73-73-71) John Merrick (+6, T-23, 294-74-74-77-69) Parker McLachlin (+7, T-25, 295-74-74-74-73) John Poucher (+9, T-29, 297-73-76-78-70) Roy Moon (+9, T-29, 297-69-76-76-76) Steve Conway (+16, T-45, 304-75-77-75-77) Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 5th (+10, 1,430-357-347-362-364) Travis Johnson (-1, T-12, 283-69-71-71-72) Parker McLachlin (+1, T-19, 285-73-65-72-75) J.T. Kohut (+5, T-31, 289-73-73-72-71) John Merrick (+6, T-34, 290-68-69-78-75) Steve Conway (+8, T-37, 292-77-70-69-76) Roy Moon (+12, T-49, 296-74-72-79-71) Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Golf Course) 8th (+15, 1,455-366-369-346-374) Travis Johnson (-9, T-5, 279-69-70-65-75) Brandon DiTullio (-2, T-17, 286-71-73-68-74) Jason Semelsberger (+1, T-25, 289-75-74-68-72) Parker McLachlin (+5, T-36, 293-73-76-71-73) J.T. Kohut (+27, 57th, 315-78-76-81-80) Ross Fulgentis (+31, 59th, 319-79-82-74-84) Seattle, Wash. (Broadmoor Country Club) 2nd (+24, 1,424-354-359-357-354) Jeff McGraw (-1, 3rd, 279-70-72-66-71) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+1, T-4, 281-73-69-71-68) Jason Semelsberger (+3, T-9, 283-70-71-73-69) Parker McLachlin (+7, 16th, 287-69-73-72-73) Kevin Bodlovich (+15, T-33, 295-73-74-75-73) Michael Vera (+23, 52nd, 303-72-81-76-74)

Orinda, Calif. (Orinda Country Club) 2nd (+15, 1,455-364-378-358-355) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+2, T-10, 290-67-78-71-74) Brandon DiTullio (+3, 12th, 291-77-73-70-71) Jeff McGraw (+4, T-13, 292-72-77-72-71) Jason Semelsberger (+6, T-18, 294-74-72-78-70) Ross Fulgentis (+10, T-31, 298-79-78-72-69) Steve Wagner (+22, T-54, 310-74-82-73-81) Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) 9th (+57, 1,497-376-360-372-389) Brandon DiTullio (+9, T-23, 297-75-67-74-81) Jason Semelsberger (+9, T-23, 297-75-71-73-78) Steve Wagner (+11, T-29, 299-79-70-76-74) Ben Bost (+16, T-42, 304-77-73-74-80) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+22, 48th, 310-75-79-79-77) Michael Vera (+24, T-50, 312-74-83-75-80) Newport Beach, Calif. (Big Canyon Country Club) 9th (+87, 1,515-384-380-371-380) Michael Miller (+14, 22nd, 302-78-78-74-72) Brandon DiTullio (+16, 34th, 304-76-74-78-76) Eric Lohman (+17, T-35, 305-81-73-75-76) Darren Humphrey (+18, T-37, 306-72-78-76-80) B.J. Schlagenhauf (+21, 44th, 309-82-77-73-77) Trevor Arts (+26, 56th, 314-77-85-73-79) Richland, Wash. (Meadow Springs Country Club) 6th (+49, 1,489-368-369-387-365) Brian Bock (+4, T-10, 292-72-73-76-71) Trevor Arts (+9, 297-76-73-76-72) Eric Lohman (+10, 298-72-74-77-75) Kevin Rhoads (+11, 299-73-76-79-71) Michael Miller (+16, 304-76-73-79-76) Lance Graville (+21, 309-75-76-80-78) Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson National Country Club) T-6th (+51, 1,491-380-362-375-374) Trevor Arts (+5, T-11, 293-72-73-73-75) Eric Lohman (+10, 298-75-71-78-74) Kevin Claborn (+12, 300-80-72-76-72) Eddy Lee (+12, 300-77-74-75-74) Michael Miller (+12, 300-76-72-73-79) Lance Graville (scores unavailable) Goleta, Calif. (Sandpiper Golf Club) 3rd (+43, 1,483-373-382-359-369) Jorgen Aker (+1, T-7, 289-75-73-70-71) Kevin Claborn (+4, 292-74-75-70-73) David Solomon (+8, 296-77-75-71-73) Ted Gleason (+11, 299-73-73-75-78) Justin Hicks (+19, 307-75-77-79-76) Brian Bock (+19, 307-76-82-73-76) Corvallis, Ore. (Trysting Tree Golf Club) 6th (+50, 1,490-368-365-377-380) Jorgen Aker (+7, T-14, 295-74-72-73-76) Patrick Brownfield (+9, 297-71-72-74-80) Brian Bock (+13, 301-73-74-79-75) Lance Graville (+13, 301-78-74-74-75) Ted Gleason (+14, 302-76-73-79-74) David Solomon (+25, 313-74-82-77-80) Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 8th (+76, 1,496-374-375-379-368) Steve Haynes (+7, 12th, 291-73-74-75-69) Kent Wiese (+12, 296-72-69-75-80) Kevin Claborn (+21, 305-78-76-79-72) David Solomon (+23, 307-78-75-78-76) (results incomplete)

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

1990

1982 (Pac-10 Champions)

1972

1989

1981

1971

Tempe, Ariz. (Karsten Golf Course) T-3rd (+46, 1,486-358-365-380-383) Greg Garbero (-3, T-4, 285-66-72-73-74) Ken Tanigawa (+9, T-18, 297-73-69-76-79) Steve Haynes (+11, 299-73-72-76-78) Rob Sullivan (+13, 301-74-76-75-76) Clinton Whitelaw (+17, 305-72-77-80-76) Kent Wiese (+25, 313-74-76-83-80) Seattle, Wash. (Broadmoor Country Club) 6th (+49, 1,099-372-361-366) Rich Greenwood (+8, T-14, 218-76-70-72) Rob Sullivan (+8, T-14, 218-77-68-73) Greg Garbero (+10, 220-71-76-73) Ken Tanigawa (+13, 223-75-71-77) Kent Wiese (+15, 225-75-76-74) Steve Haynes (+15, 225-75-76-74)

1988

Orinda, Calif. (Orinda Country Club) 8th (+79, 1,159-391-393-375) Kevin Leach (+9, 10th, 225-76-77-72) Greg Garbero (+18, 234-81-76-77) Bob Lasken (+19, 235-81-82-72) Brandt Jobe (+19, 235-74-84-77) Kent Wiese (+21, 237-81-79-77) Harry Freund (+24, 240-79-79-82)

1987

Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) T-2nd (+25, 1,465-361-366-364-374) David Rhorer (+2, T-2, 290-74-72-71-73) Bob Lasken (+5, T-7, 293-70-71-77-75) Brandt Jobe (+6, T-9, 294-70-77-72-75) Rich Greenwood (+7, T-10, 295-74-71-75-75) Roberto Lebrija (+18, 306-73-75-82-76) Kevin Leach (+4, 220-75-n/a-69-76)

1986

Simi Valley, Calif. (Wood Ranch Country Club) T-4th (+122, 1,562-387-402-380-393) Alberto Valenzuela (+16, 5th, 304-76-77-76-75) Rich Greenwood (+27, 315-76-79-78-82) Bob Lasken (+28, 316-76-86-75-79) Ken Tanigawa (+29, 317-84-80-75-78) Brian Mahon (+29, 317-78-81-76-82) David Rhorer (+38, 326-81-85-81-79)

1985 (Pac-10 Champions)

Walla Walla, Wash. (Walla Walla Country Club) 1st (+28, 1,448-365-360-367-356) Duffy Waldorf (-5, 1st, 279-71-70-71-67) Roger Gunn (+3, 4th, 287-70-73-74-70) Mark Levander (+10, T-17, 294-75-75-73-71) Brian Mahon (+11, T-23, 295-75-69-76-75) Kevin Leach (+15, T-31, 299-77-73-73-76) Brandt Jobe (+16, T-35, 300-74-77-76-73)

1984

Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson National Country Club) 4th (-1, 1,439) – results incomplete Duffy Waldorf (-7, 4th, 281-70-67-71-73) Brian Mahon (-4, T-5, 284-71-74-67-72) Brad Bell (E, T-11, 288-72-71-71-74) Roger Gunn (+6, 294-73-73-76-71) Mark Metzger (+18, 306-76-79-75-76)

1983 (Pac-10 Champions)

Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles Country Club) 1st (+56, 1,476-378-369-358-371) Steve Pate (+6, T-1, 290-75-74-67-74) Jay Delsing (+8, 3rd, 292-74-74-72-72) Brad Bell (+16, T-5, 300-76-75-72-77) John Perles (+18, T-8, 302-76-71-80-75) Oliver Rheinfurth (+21, T-13, 305-77-83-71-74) Roger Gunn (+23, 307-80-75-76-76)

Corvallis, Ore. (Corvallis Country Club) 1st (-4, 1,416-350-351-360-355) Corey Pavin (-11, 1st, 273-67-67-69-70) Jay Delsing (-4, 2nd, 280-70-70-70-70) Jeff Johnson (-2, 3rd, 282-72-66-72-72) Louis Bartoletti (+9, 293-74-71-75-73) Mickey Yokoi (+10, 294-67-77-79-71) Steve Pate (+4, 146-n/a-n/a-74-72) Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 4th (+79, 1,499) – results incomplete Tom Pernice (+5, 4th, 289-74-76-69-70) Duffy Waldorf (+12, 7th, 296-75-75-66-78)

1980

Seattle, Wash. (Broadmoor Country Club) T-3rd (+27, 1,147) – results incomplete Tom Pernice (+5, 5th, 285-66-73-70-74) Chuck White (+6, T-6, 286-72-71-69-74) John Grund (+7, T-10, 287-74-72-72-69) Steve Pate (+9, T-13, 289-66-70-74-77) Mickey Yokoi (+9, T-13, 289-72-74-66-75)

1979

Phoenix, Ariz. (Papago Golf Course) T-3rd (+12, 1,164) Corey Pavin (E, T-9, 288-70-75-73-70) Tom Randolph (+1, T-12, 289-72-71-69-77) Mickey Yokoi (+2, T-15, 290-74-73-75-68) Tom Pernice (+2, T-15, 290-75-70-70-75) Chuck White (+7, 28th, 295-75-73-73-74) Jeff Short (+16, 42nd, 304-75-75-75-79)

1978

Westlake Village, Calif. (North Ranch Country Club) 4th (+71, 1,223) – results incomplete Corey Pavin (+11, 7th, 299-78-76-73-72) Chuck White (+17, 12th, 305-80-79-73-73)

1977

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 3rd (+68, 1,204) Jeff Short (+12, 6th, 296) Brad Sherfy (+17, T-7, 301) Chuck White (+22, 14th, 306) Bob Marten (+30, T-19, 314) Steve Fink (+30, T-19, 314)

1976

Los Angeles, Calif. 4th (917) – results incomplete

1975

Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) T-6th (1,238) Don Rindfleisch (T-13, 306-78-74-75-79) John Peck (T-23, 310-77-76-82-75) Steve Blancarte (T-23, 310-76-73-79-82) Tony Hughes (28th, 312-76-76-81-79) Warren MacGregor (29th, 313-75-83-79-76) Martin Shi (30th, 314-80-80-79-75)

1974

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 4th (1,214) – results incomplete Steve Blancarte (8th, 221-73-72-76)

1973

Clarkston, Wash. (Clarkston Country Club) 7th (1,161) Warren MacGregor (T-10, 284-72-71-70-71) Jim Porter (T-12, 285-71-73-68-73) Mike Bellmar (T-32, 294) Mark Reider (37th, 299) Rick Lebby (T-38, 300) Steve Blancarte (42nd, 303)

Whittier, Calif. (California Country Club) 5th (1,213) Jim Porter (T-4, 296-75-74-75-72) Don Truett (T-11, 300-77-74-74-75) Warren MacGregor (T-28, 308-76-74-79-79) Rick Lebby (T-30, 309-77-81-76-75) Steve Brown (T-33, 312-78-78-79-77) Mike Bellmar (T-38, 316-84-76-80-76) Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club) 4th (1,209) Don Truett (T-3, 295-75-76-74-70) Jerry DiTullio (T-9, 299-74-75-78-72) Pete Lazlo (T-18, 303-78-74-79-72) Rene Grivel (T-28, 312-77-77-81-77) Jim Porter (T-30, 313-82-77-78-76) Bill Eaton (32nd, 314-76-79-80-79)

1970

Richmond, Calif. (Mira Vista Country Club) 4th (1,190) – results incomplete Pete Lazlo (T-1, 291-74-70-71-76) Don Truett (T-9, 296-74-73-71-78)

1969

Seattle, Wash. (Rainier Golf and Country Club) 3rd (1,195) – results incomplete

1968

Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles Country Club) 3rd (1,213) – results incomplete Larry Benson (4th, 298-74-76-76-72) Brad Lozares (T-6, 300-76-77-76-71) Rich Logan (9th, 303-73-78-77-75)

1967

Corvallis, Ore. (Corvallis Country Club) 4th (1,179) – results incomplete

1966

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 3rd (1,228) – results incomplete

1965

Indiana Wells, Calif. (Indian Wells Country Club) 2nd (1,215) – results incomplete

1964

Clarkston, Wash. (Clarkston Country Club) 3rd (1,172) – results incomplete

1963

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 4th (1,213) – results incomplete

1962

Los Angeles, Calif. (Hillcrest Country Club) 4th (1,268) – results incomplete Cliff Davis (T-3, 298-73-71-75-79)

1961

Seattle, Wash. (Rainier Golf and Country Club) 4th (1,224) – results incomplete

1960

Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course) 2nd (1,233) – results incomplete

CAREER RECORDS

Tournament Wins

Player 1. Corey Pavin 2. Duffy Waldorf 3. Jay Delsing 4. Kevin Chappell Lucas Lee 6. Patrick Cantlay Steve Pate Chuck White 9. Omar Morales Pedro Figueiredo Steve Conway Devon Bling 13. Hidetoshi Yoshihara Jonathan Garrick Jake Knapp Pontus Widegren Mario Clemens Erik Flores Peter Campbell Chris Heintz Daniel Im John Merrick Brandon DiTullio Jason Semelsberger B.J. Schlagenhauf Justin Hicks Rich Greenwood Kevin Leach Roger Gunn Jeff Johnson

Years 1977-1980, 1981-1982 1980-1982, 1983-1985 1979-1983 2004-2008 2005-2008 2010-2012 1979-1981, 1982-1983 1976-1980 2021-2025 2009-2013 2000-2004 2017-2022 2016-2020 2012-2016 2012-2015 2009-2013 2009-2012 2005-2009 2003-2007 2003-2007 2004-2007 2000-2004 1995-1998, 1999-2000 1996-2000 1995-1999 1992-1993 1985-1989 1983-1985, 1986-1988 1982-1985 1980-1982

Wins 11 9 7 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Scoring Average (Minimum 40 Rounds) Player 1. Patrick Cantlay 2. Omar Morales 3. Pablo Ereño 4. Jonathan Garrick 5. Baylor Larrabee 6. Devon Bling 7. Pontus Widegren 8. Gregor Main 9. Pedro Figueiredo 10. Hidetoshi Yoshihara 11. Cole Madey 12. Lorens Chan 13. Eddy Lai 14. Kevin Chappell 15. Manav Shah 16. Kyle An 17. Duffy Waldorf * incomplete results

Under Par Rounds

Player 1. Pablo Ereño 2. Jonathan Garrick 3. Omar Morales 4. Eddy Lai Devon Bling 6. Cole Madey Erik Flores Kevin Chappell 9. Pontus Widegren 10. Travis Johnson John Merrick 12. Hidetoshi Yoshihara Lorens Chan Pedro Figueiredo Steve Conway 16. Kyle An 17. Gregor Main * incomplete results

Rounds in the 60s

Player 1. Jonathan Garrick 2. Pablo Ereño 3. Omar Morales 4. Devon Bling 5. Pontus Widegren Erik Flores 7. Kevin Chappell 8. Cole Madey 9. John Merrick

Years Rounds/Strokes Avg. 2010-2012 65/4602 70.80 2021-2025 116/8261 71.22 2021-2025 133/9485 71.32 2012-2016 146/10444 71.53 2024-2026 79/5666 71.72 2017-2022 134/9631 71.87 2009-2013 141/10147 71.96 2008-2011 110/7920 72.00 2009-2013 127/9148 72.03 2016-2020 132/9518 72.11 2015-2019 148/10704 72.32 2012-2016 129/9331 72.33 2017-2022 158/11433 72.36 2004-2008 150/10856 72.37 2012-2015 93/6732 72.39 2022-2026 132/9562 72.44 1980-82, 83-85 86/6241 *72.57

Years 2021-2025 2012-2016 2021-2025 2017-2022 2017-2022 2015-2019 2005-2009 2004-2008 2009-2013 1999-2001, 2002-2004 2000-2004 2016-2020 2012-2016 2009-2013 2000-2004 2022-2026 2008-2011

Rounds 63 62 57 54 54 53 53 53 49 48 48 44 44 44 44 40 39

Years 2012-2016 2021-2025 2021-2025 2017-2022 2009-2013 2005-2009 2004-2008 2015-2019 2000-2004

Rounds 50 45 40 36 33 33 31 30 29

10. Eddy Lai 11. Travis Johnson 12. Pedro Figueiredo 13. Kyle An Hidetoshi Yoshihara Lorens Chan Steve Conway

2017-2022 1999-2001, 2002-2004 2009-2013 2022-2026 2016-2020 2012-2016 2000-2004

29 28 26 25 25 25 25

Years 2004-2008 2012-2016 2005-2009 1980-1982, 1983-1985 2021-2025 1995-1999 1983-1985, 1986-1988 2021-2025 2009-2013 2009-2013 2003-2007 2000-2004 2010-2012 2005-2008 2000-2004 2012-2016 1999-2001, 2002-2004 1982-1984 1979-1983

Top 10 24 22 21 *21 16 16 16 15 15 15 15 15 14 14 14 13 13 13 *13

Player Years 1. Kevin Chappell 2004-2008 2. Jonathan Garrick 2012-2016 3. Erik Flores 2005-2009 4. Pontus Widegren 2009-2013 5. Cole Madey 2015-2019 Travis Johnson 1999-2001, 2002-2004 7. Pablo Ereño 2021-2025 8. Devon Bling 2017-2022 Pedro Figueiredo 2009-2013 10. Gregor Main 2008-2011 11. Steve Conway 2000-2004 John Merrick 2000-2004 Brandon DiTullio 1995-1998, 1999-2000 14. Alex Shi Yup Kim 2008-2012 Chris Heintz 2003-2007 16. Omar Morales 2021-2025 Lorens Chan 2012-2016 Lucas Lee 2005-2008 B.J. Schlagenhauf 1995-1999 * statistics unavailable prior to 1994-95 season

Top 20 33 31 29 27 26 26 25 25 25 24 23 23 23 22 22 21 21 21 21

Top 10 Finishes

Players 1. Kevin Chappell 2. Jonathan Garrick 3. Erik Flores Duffy Waldorf 5. Pablo Ereño B.J. Schlagenhauf Kevin Leach 8. Omar Morales Pedro Figueiredo Pontus Widegren Chris Heintz Steve Conway 13. Patrick Cantlay Lucas Lee John Merrick 16. Lorens Chan Travis Johnson Brad Bell Jay Delsing * incomplete results

Top 20 Finishes

Rounds Played

Player Years 1. John Merrick 2000-2004 2. Eddy Lai 2017-2022 B.J. Schlagenhauf 1995-1999 4. Bob Lasken 1984-1988 5. Kevin Chappell 2004-2008 6. Cole Madey 2015-2019 7. Jonathan Garrick 2012-2016 8. Erik Flores 2005-2009 Travis Johnson 1999-2001, 2002-2004 10. Brandon DiTullio 1995-1998, 1999-2000 11. Steve Conway 2000-2004 Parker McLachlin 1998-2002 13. Pontus Widegren 2009-2013 14. Kevin Leach 1983-1985, 1986-1988 15 Devon Bling 2017-2022 * some incomplete rounds played totals in 1980s

Rounds 165 158 158 151 150 148 146 145 145 144 143 143 141 135 134

Jonathan Garrick

Duffy Waldorf

Pontus Widegren

Patrick Cantlay

SEASON RECORDS

Tournament Wins

Player 1. Duffy Waldorf 2. Corey Pavin 3. Corey Pavin 4. Patrick Cantlay Steve Pate Jay Delsing 7. Jay Delsing 8. Pedro Figueiredo Kevin Chappell Kevin Chappell Lucas Lee Lucas Lee Steve Conway B.J. Schlagenhauf Justin Hicks Kevin Leach Rich Greenwood Jeff Johnson

Season 1984-1985 1978-1979 1981-1982 2010-2011 1982-1983 1981-1982 1982-1983 2012-2013 2007-2008 2006-2007 2006-2007 2005-2006 2002-2003 1998-1999 1992-1993 1987-1988 1986-1987 1981-1982

Wins 7 6 5 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Scoring Average (Minimum 20 Rounds) Player 1. Omar Morales 2. Pablo Ereño 3. Pontus Widegren 4. Patrick Cantlay 5. Pedro Figueiredo 6. Omar Morales 7. Pablo Ereño 8. Josh Kim 9. Baylor Larrabee 10. Devon Bling 11. Gregor Main 12. Kevin Chappell 13. Jonathan Garrick 14. Cole Madey 15. Patrick Cantlay

Under Par Rounds

Player 1. Omar Morales 2. Pablo Ereño 3. Pablo Ereño 4. Omar Morales 5. Patrick Cantlay Travis Johnson Duffy Waldorf 8. Baylor Larrabee Cole Madey Cole Madey Jonathan Garrick Kevin Chappell Steve Conway 14. Pedro Figueiredo John Merrick

Season Rounds/Strokes Avg. 2023-2024 34/2377 69.91 2024-2025 40/2809 70.23 2012-2013 31/2183 70.42 2010-2011 37/2608 70.49 2012-2013 31/2193 70.74 2024-2025 39/2760 70.77 2023-2024 37/2619 70.78 2025-2026 31/2199 70.94 2025-2026 40/2838 70.95 2019-2020 21/1491 71.00 2009-2010 37/2628 71.027 2007-2008 34/2415 71.029 2014-2015 41/2918 71.17 2018-2019 36/2563 71.19 2011-2012 28/1994 71.21

Season 2023-2024 2024-2025 2023-2024 2024-2025 2010-2011 2003-2004 1984-1985 2025-2026 2018-2019 2017-2018 2014-2015 2007-2008 2002-2003 2011-2012 2002-2003

Rounds 25 24 22 21 20 20 20 19 19 19 19 19 19 18 18

Rounds in the 60s

Player 1. Pablo Ereño Omar Morales 3. Patrick Cantlay 4. Jonathan Garrick 5. Pablo Ereño Travis Johnson 7. Baylor Larrabee Omar Morales 9. Devon Bling Steve Conway Duffy Waldorf 12. Cole Madey Jonathan Garrick Pontus Widegren Kevin Chappell

Season 2024-2025 2023-2024 2010-2011 2014-2015 2023-2024 2003-2004 2025-2026 2024-2025 2017-2018 2002-2003 1984-1985 2018-2019 2013-2014 2012-2013 2007-2008

Rounds 19 19 17 16 15 15 14 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 12

Season 1982-1983 1984-1985 2010-2011 2007-2008 2003-2004 1983-1984 1982-1983 2024-2025 2006-2007 1987-1988 2023-2024 2014-2015 2006-2007 2005-2006 2003-2004 1982-1983

Top 10 13 12 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7

Player Season 1. Pablo Ereño 2024-2025 Jonathan Garrick 2014-2015 Kevin Chappell 2006-2007 4. Cole Madey 2017-2018 Lorens Chan 2013-2014 Pedro Figueiredo 2011-2012 Patrick Cantlay 2010-2011 Kevin Chappell 2007-2008 Erik Flores 2005-2006 Steve Conway 2003-2004 11. Jonathan Garrick 2013-2014 Pontus Widegren 2010-2011 Gregor Main 2009-2010 Lucas Lee 2006-2007 Travis Johnson 2003-2004 Travis Johnson 2002-2003 * statistics unavailable prior to 1994-1995 season

Top 20 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9

Top 10 Finishes

Player 1. Jay Delsing 2. Duffy Waldorf 3. Patrick Cantlay Kevin Chappell Travis Johnson Duffy Waldorf Steve Pate 8. Pablo Ereño Kevin Chappell Kevin Leach 11. Omar Morales Jonathan Garrick Lucas Lee Erik Flores Steve Conway Brad Bell

Top 20 Finishes

Steve Conway

Cole Madey

Rounds Played

Player Season 1. Jay Delsing 1982-1983 2. Steve Pate 1982-1983 John Perles 1982-1983 4. Brandt Jobe 1986-1987 Duffy Waldorf 1983-1984 6. Brandon DiTullio 1996-1997 Rich Greenwood 1986-1987 Bob Lasken 1986-1987 Brad Bell 1983-1984 10. Lucas Lee 2006-2007 B.J. Schlagenhauf 1996-1997 Kevin Leach 1986-1987 Bob Lasken 1985-1986 Alberto Valenzuela 1985-1986 15. Cole Madey 2017-2018 Kent Wiese 1990-1991 * some incomplete rounds played totals in 1980s

Rounds 55 52 52 46 46 45 45 45 45 44 44 44 44 44 43 43

TOURNAMENT AND SINGLE-ROUND RECORDS

Best 54-Hole Score Score 198 198 199 200 200 200 201 201 201 202 202 202 202 202 202 202 202 202

Player Pontus Widegren Kevin Chappell Duffy Waldorf Kyle An Hidetoshi Yoshihara Steve Conway Devon Bling Kevin Chappell Jonathan Garrick Josh Kim Pablo Ereño Cole Madey Lorens Chan Lucas Lee Jay Delsing Bryan Wiyang Teoh Devon Bling Jonathan Garrick

To Par -18 -15 -14 -16 -13 -13 -15 -15 -9 -8 -11 -14 -14 -14 -14 -11 -11 -8

Best 54-Hole Score in Relation to Par To Par -18 -16 -15 -15 -15 -14 -14 -14 -14 -14 -13 -13 -13 -13 -13 -13

Player Pontus Widegren Kyle An Kevin Chappell Devon Bling Kevin Chappell Duffy Waldorf Cole Madey Lorens Chan Lucas Lee Jay Delsing Hidetoshi Yoshihara Steve Conway Cole Madey Jay Hwang Patrick Cantlay Patrick Cantlay

Score 198 200 198 201 201 199 202 202 202 202 200 200 203 203 203 203

Best 18-Hole Score

Tournament 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational 2008 Arizona Intercollegiate 1985 Stanford Intercollegiate 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2003 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational 2007 NCAA Regional 2012 Cal Poly Invitational 2026 Big Ten Championships 2024 The Tindall 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational 2007 CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational 1981 LSU Invitational 2019 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invite 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2013 NCAA Regional

Score 62 62 63 63 63 63 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 64

Tournament 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational 2025 Amer Ari Intercollegiate 2008 Arizona Intercollegiate 2018 Jackrabbit Invitational 2007 NCAA Regional 1985 Stanford Intercollegiate 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational 2007 CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational 1981 LSU Invitational 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational 2003 Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2019 Wyoming Cowboy Classic 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational 2011 Amer Ari Invitational 2011 NCAA Regional

Player Hidetoshi Yoshihara Roy Moon Cole Madey John Merrick Patrick Murphy Patrick Cantlay Ahmed Ali Pontus Widegren Patrick Cantlay Erik Flores Gregor Main Pontus Widegren Kevin Chappell B.J. Schlagenhauf Kevin Leach Jonathan Garrick Pedro Figueiredo Pontus Widegren Jason Kang Steve Conway

To Par -9 -8 -9 -9 -8 -8 -8 -8 -8 -8 -7 -7 -7 -7 -7 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6

Best 18-Hole Score in Relation to Par TO PAR -9 -9 -9 -8 -8 -8 -8 -8 -8 -8 -7

PLAYER Hidetoshi Yoshihara Cole Madey John Merrick Roy Moon Patrick Murphy Patrick Cantlay Ahmed Ali Pontus Widegren Patrick Cantlay Erik Flores 28 rounds

Kevin Chappell

Jason Kang

Roy Moon

Devon Bling

SCORE 62 63 63 62 63 63 64 64 64 64

Tournament (Round) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (2) 2003 TaylorMade Classic (2) 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational (2) 2003 Pac-10 Championship (4) 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (1) 2011 Gifford Collegiate Classic (1) 2020 Providence Seabeggar Invitational (3) 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational (1) 2011 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2007 NCAA Regional (1) 2010 Pac-10 Championship (3) 2010 Battle at the Beach (3) 2008 Arizona Intercollegiate (3) 1998 Jerry Pate Invitational (3) 1989 Stanford Intercollegiate (2) 2013 NCAA Regional (3) 2013 NCAA Regional (2) 2013 NCAA Regional (1) 2008 Wyoming Cowboy Classic (3) 2000 Northwest Classic (3)

TOURNAMENT (ROUND) 2019 Seattle U Redhawk Invitational (2) 2017 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational (2) 2003 Pac-10 Championship (4) 2003 TaylorMade Classic (2) 2018 Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (1) 2011 Gifford Collegiate Classic (1) 2020 Providence Seabeggar Invitational (3) 2012 CSUSM Fall Invitational (1) 2011 Amer Ari Invitational (2) 2007 NCAA Regional (1)

NATIONAL HONORS & ALL-AMERICANS

National Player of the Year/ Jack Nicklaus Award (since 1988)

Multiple GCAA All-America Awards

2002-03 Steve Conway Travis Johnson John Merrick

Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

2001-02 John Merrick

Honorable Mention

1999-00 Brandon DiTullio

Honorable Mention

1998-99 B.J. Schlagenhauf Jeff McGraw

Third Team Honorable Mention

GCAA All-Region (since 2009-10)

2010-2011

1988-89 Rob Sullivan

Honorable Mention

2024-25 Pablo Ereño, Omar Morales

2010-2011

1987-88 Kevin Leach Brandt Jobe Bobby Lasken

Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

2023-24 Pablo Ereño, Omar Morales

GCAA All-Americans

1986-87 Brandt Jobe Kevin Leach

Third Team Honorable Mention

2025-26 Baylor Larrabee

Honorable Mention

1984-85 Duffy Waldorf

First Team

2024-25 Pablo Ereño Omar Morales

2015-16 Jonathan Garrick

Third Team Honorable Mention

Duffy Waldorf Brad Bell

Third Team Honorable Mention

2023-24 Omar Morales

2014-15 Jonathan Garrick

Third Team

2019-20 Devon Bling

Third Team

1982-83 Steve Pate Jay Delsing Brad Bell John Perles

First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

1981-82 Jay Delsing Corey Pavin Mickey Yokoi Jeff Johnson

First Team First Team Second Team Honorable Mention

2011-12 Anton Arboleda, Patrick Cantlay, Mario Clemens, Pedro Figueiredo, Alex Shi Yup Kim

1980-81 Tom Pernice

Honorable Mention

1979-80 Corey Pavin Tom Pernice

2009-10 Alex Shi Yup Kim, Gregor Main, Pontus Widegren

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

GCAA All-American Scholar

1978-79 Corey Pavin Tom Randolph

First Team Honorable Mention

1977-78 Chuck White Brad Sherfy

Third Team Honorable Mention

Patrick Cantlay Kevin Chappell Duffy Waldorf Corey Pavin

Most Outstanding Male Collegiate Golfer/Fred Haskins Award Patrick Cantlay Kevin Chappell

National Freshman of the Year/ Phil Mickelson Award (since 2004) Patrick Cantlay

Golfweek Player of the Year Patrick Cantlay

2010-2011 2007-2008 1984-1985 1981-1982

2010-2011 2007-2008

Ben Hogan Award

(Collegiate & Amateur Golfer of the Year, since 1990)

Patrick Cantlay

2011-2012

2014-15 Jonathan Garrick

Second Team

2013-14 Lorens Chan Jonathan Garrick

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

2012-13 Pedro Figueiredo Pontus Widegren Jonathan Garrick

Second Team Third Team Honorable Mention

2011-12 Patrick Cantlay Pedro Figueiredo Anton Arboleda

Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention

2010-11 Patrick Cantlay Gregor Main Pontus Widegren

First Team, All-Freshman Third Team Honorable Mention

2009-10 Alex Shi Yup Kim Gregor Main Pontus Widegren

Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All-Freshman Team

2008-09 Erik Flores Gregor Main 2007-08 Kevin Chappell Erik Flores

Second Team Honorable Mention, All-Freshman First Team Third Team

2006-07 Kevin Chappell Lucas Lee

Second Team Third Team

2005-06 Erik Flores Kevin Chappell Daniel Im

Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

2003-04 Travis Johnson Steve Conway Roy Moon

Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

3 – Kevin Chappell, Erik Flores, Jonathan Garrick, Gregor Main, Corey Pavin 2 – Brad Bell, Patrick Cantlay, Steve Conway, Jay Delsing, Pedro Figueiredo, Terry Hartshorn, Brandt Jobe, Travis Johnson, Kevin Leach, John Merrick, Omar Morales, Tom Pernice, Don Truett, Duffy Waldorf, Pontus Widegren

Multiple GCAA First Team All-America Awards 2 – Corey Pavin

2025-26 Josh Kim, Baylor Larrabee

2019-20 Devon Bling

2017-18

Cole Madey

1983-84

1971-72

2013-14 Lorens Chan, Jonathan Garrick 2012-13 Anton Arboleda, Pedro Figueiredo, Jonathan Garrick, Manav Shah, Pontus Widegren

2010-11 Patrick Cantlay, Gregor Main, Pontus Widegren

Alex Papayoanou Pablo Ereño Corey Shaun Lorens Chan Pedro Figueiredo Chris Heintz Travis Johnson Brandon DiTullio

2025-26 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25 2016-17 2014-15, 2015-16 2011-12, 2012-13 2005-06 2003-04, 2002-03 1999-00

CSC/CoSIDA Academic All-American

Don Truett

Second Team

1970-71 Rich Sims Don Truett

Second Team Honorable Mention

1969-70 Pete Lazlo

Honorable Mention

1968-69 Larry Benson

Honorable Mention

1965-66 Terry Hartshorn

Honorable Mention

1964-65 Terry Hartshorn

Armen Kirakossian O.D. Vincent

Honorable Mention

UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame

Pablo Ereño (first team) Pablo Ereño (third team) Patrick Cantlay (second team)

2024-25 2023-24 2011-12

GCAA All-Academic Team Award

‘18-’19, ‘17-’18, ‘16-’17, ‘15-’16, ‘12-’13

Golfweek National Coach of the Year Armen Kirakossian

GCAA Regional Coach of the Year

2025-26

2024-25 2002-03, 2005-06

Corey Pavin (1992), Steve Pate (1995), Eddie Merrins (1996), Duffy Waldorf (2002), Kevin Chappell (2018)

GCAA Hall of Fame

Vic Kelly (1983), Eddie Merrins (1992), O.D. Vincent (2014)

CONFERENCE HONORS Conference Men’s Golfer of the Year Big Ten Conference Pablo Ereño 2024-2025 Pac-10 Conference Patrick Cantlay 2010-2011 Kevin Chappell 2007-2008 Duffy Waldorf 1984-1985 Steve Pate 1982-1983 Corey Pavin 1981-1982, 1978-1979 Tom Pernice 1979-1980

Conference Freshman of the Year Big Ten Conference Josh Kim 2025-2026 Baylor Larrabee 2024-2025 Pac-10 Conference Patrick Cantlay Gregor Main Erik Flores

2010-2011 2008-2009 2005-2006

All-Conference Team Selections Big Ten Conference 2025-26 Josh Kim (first team, all-freshman team), Baylor Larrabee (first), Tyler Loree (allfreshman team) 2024-25 Pablo Ereño (first team), Omar Morales (first), Kyle An (second), Baylor Larrabee (second, all-freshman team)

Pac-10 or Pac-12 Conference 2023-24 Omar Morales (first team), Pablo Ereño (second), Luke Powell (second, all-freshman team) 2021-22 Pablo Ereño (all-freshman team), Eddy Lai (HM), Devon Bling (HM) 2020-21 Devon Bling (second team) 2018-19 Cole Madey (second team), Devon Bling (honorable mention), Eddy Lai (HM) 2017-18 Cole Madey (second team), Hidetoshi Yoshihara (second team) 2016-17 Hidetoshi Yoshihara (second team), Tyler Collier (HM), Cole Madey (HM) 2015-16 Jonathan Garrick (second team) 2014-15 Jonathan Garrick (first team), Lorens Chan (second), Manav Shah (HM) 2013-14 Lorens Chan (second team), Jonathan Garrick (second) 2012-13 Pedro Figueiredo (first team), Pontus Widegren (first), Manav Shah (second), Anton Arboleda (HM), Jonathan Garrick (HM) 2011-12 Patrick Cantlay (first team), Pedro Figueiredo (second), Alex Shi Yup Kim (second), Pontus Widegren (second), Anton Arboleda (honorable mention), Mario Clemens (HM) 2010-11 Patrick Cantlay (first team), Gregor Main (first), Pontus Widegren (first), Alex Shi Yup Kim (honorable mention)

2009-10 Alex Shi Yup Kim (first team), Pedro Figueiredo (second), Gregor Main (second), Pontus Widegren (second)

1983-1984 Duffy Waldorf (first team), Brad Bell (second) 1982-1983 Steve Pate (first team), Jay Delsing (first), John Perles (first), Brad Bell (second)

2008-09 Erik Flores (first team), Gregor Main (second)

1981-1982 Corey Pavin (first team), Jay Delsing (first), Mickey Yokoi (first), Jeff Johnson (second)

2007-08 Kevin Chappell (first team), Erik Flores (first), Lucas Lee (second), Philip Francis (HM)

1980-81 Jay Delsing (second), Tom Pernice (second)

2006-07 Kevin Chappell (first team), Lucas Lee (second), Daniel Im (HM)

1979-80 Tom Pernice (first team), Corey Pavin (second), Mickey Yokoi (second)

2005-06 Erik Flores (first team), Daniel Im (first), Kevin Chappell (second), Chris Heintz (second), Lucas Lee (HM)

1978-79 Corey Pavin (first team), Tom Randolph (first), Chuck White (first), Tom Pernice (second), Jeff Short (second)

2004-05 Daniel Im (second team), Kevin Chappell (HM)

1977-78 Chuck White (first team), Brad Sherfy (first), Corey Pavin (second)

2003-2004 Travis Johnson (first team), Steve Conway (second), John Merrick (second), John Poucher (HM)

Multiple All-Conference Awards 4 – Kevin Chappell, Jonathan Garrick, Corey Pavin, Pontus Widegren 3 – Jay Delsing, Brandon DiTullio, Pedro Figueiredo, Erik Flores, Daniel Im, Travis Johnson, Alex Shi Yup Kim, Kevin Leach, Lucas Lee, Cole Madey, Gregor Main, John Merrick, Tom Pernice, Jason Semelsberger 2 – Anton Arboleda, Brad Bell, Patrick Cantlay, Lorens Chan, Kevin Claborn, Steve Conway, Pablo Ereño, Brandt Jobe, Baylor Larrabee, Bob Lasken, Eric Lohman, Parker McLachlin, Omar Morales, B.J. Schlagenhauf, Manav Shah, Rob Sullivan, Duffy Waldorf, Chuck White, Mickey Yokoi, Hidetoshi Yoshihara

2002-03 Steve Conway (first team), John Merrick (first), Roy Moon (second), Travis Johnson (HM) 2001-02 John Merrick (second team), Breene Murphy (HM) 2000-01 Parker McLachlin (HM) 1999-00 Brandon DiTullio (second team), Travis Johnson (HM), Parker McLachlin (HM), Jason Semelsberger (HM) 1998-99 B.J. Schlagenhauf (first team), Jeff McGraw (second), Jason Semelsberger (HM)

Multiple Conference First Team Awards 3 – Erik Flores 2 – Patrick Cantlay, Kevin Chappell, Jay Delsing, Kevin Leach, Omar Morales, Corey Pavin, B.J. Schlagenhauf, Duffy Waldorf, Chuck White, Pontus Widegren

1997-98 B.J. Schlagenhauf (first team), Brandon DiTullio (second), Ross Fulgentis (HM), Jason Semelsberger (HM)

Pac-10/Pac-12 Golfer of the Month Devon Bling (1) – March 2020 Jonathan Garrick (1) – November 2014 Patrick Cantlay (1) – February 2011 Daniel Im (1) – March 2005

1996-97 Brandon DiTullio (second team) 1995-96 Mike Miller (second team), Eric Lohman (HM)

Pac-10/Pac-12 All-Academic 2019-2020 (no team designations) Ahmed Ali, Rory Feng, Sean Maruyama, Bryan Wiyang Teoh

1994-95 Eric Lohman (HM), Kevin Rhoads (HM) 1993-94 Kevin Claborn (HM)

2018-19 Eddy Lai (HM), Cole Madey (HM), Patrick Murphy (HM)

1992-93 Ted Gleason (second team), Jorgen Aker (HM), Kevin Claborn (HM), Justin Hicks (HM)

2017-18 Cole Madey (HM), Patrick Murphy (HM)

1989-90 Rob Sullivan (second), Clinton Whitelaw (HM)

2016-17 Phil Delisi (HM), Cole Madey (HM), Patrick Murphy (HM), Corey Shaun (HM)

1988-89 Rob Sullivan (HM) 1987-88 Kevin Leach (first team), Bob Lasken (second)

2015-16 Brandon Mai (first team), Lorens Chan (HM), Corey Shaun (HM)

1986-87 Brandt Jobe (first team), Kevin Leach (first), Rich Greenwood (second), Bob Lasken (HM)

2014-15 Lorens Chan (HM), Jay Hwang (HM)

1985-86 Alberto Valenzuela (second team)

2013-14 Anton Arboleda (HM), Lorens Chan (HM), Jay Hwang (HM), Matt Pinizzotto (HM), Preston Valder (HM)

1984-85 Duffy Waldorf (first team), Roger Gunn (first), Brandt Jobe (second), Kevin Leach (second)

2012-13 Pedro Figueiredo (first team), Anton Arboleda (HM), Jay Hwang (HM), Matt Pinizzotto (HM), Manav Shah (HM), Preston Valder (HM), Pontus Widegren (HM) 2011-12 Pedro Figueiredo (first team), Bobby Lange (first), Anton Arboleda (HM), Patrick Cantlay (HM), Pontus Widegren (HM) 2010-11 Pedro Figueiredo (first team), Bobby Lange (second), Connor Driscoll (HM), Pontus Widegren (HM) 2006-07 Peter Campbell (HM), Chris Heintz (HM) 2005-06 Chris Heintz (second team) 2004-2005 Chris Heintz (HM), Joakim Renstrom (HM) 2003-2004 Travis Johnson (second team) 2002-2003 Travis Johnson (first team) 2000-2001 Travis Johnson (HM) 1999-2000 Brandon DiTullio (first team) 1997-1998 Brandon DiTullio (second team) 1994-1995 Kevin Rhodes (first team) 1992-1993 Justin Hicks (second team)

Multiple All-Conf. Academic Awards 3 – Anton Arboleda, Lorens Chan, Pedro Figueiredo, Chris Heintz, Jay Hwang, Travis Johnson, Cole Madey, Patrick Murphy, Pontus Widegren 2 – Brandon DiTullio, Bobby Lange, Matt Pinizzotto, Corey Shaun, Preston Valder Multiple All-Conf. Academic First Team 3 – Pedro Figueiredo Conference Coach of the Year Big Ten Conference Armen Kirakossian 2025-26, 2024-25 Pac-10 Conference Derek Freeman 2010-2011 O.D. Vincent 2005-2006, 2002-2003 Brad Sherfy 1997-1998 Eddie Merrins 1982-1983, 1981-1982

TEAM TOURNAMENT WINS

2025-26 (2) Fighting Irish Classic Big Ten Championships

(-7, 833) (-8, 832)

2024-25 (3) The Preserve Golf Club Collegiate The Goodwin Big Ten Championships

(-23, 841) (-11, 829) (+2, 842)

2020-21 (1) Lamkin San Diego Classic

(+4, 868)

2018-19 (2) Seattle U Redhawk Invitational Wyoming Cowboy Classic

(-37, 815) (-23, 841)

2017-18 (1) Southwestern Invitational

(-8, 856)

2014-15 (4) Husky Invitational Erin Hills Invitational Gifford Collegiate Championship TMC Spring Invitational

(+3, 867) (-5, 859) (-15, 1,050) (-7, 857)

2013-14 (1) Gifford Collegiate Championship

(+12, 852)

2012-13 (4) Stanford Classic at Cypress Point Gifford Collegiate Championship Amer Ari Invitational NCAA Regional

(Match Play) (-3, 1,062) (-22, 842) (-30, 810)

2011-12 (2) U.S. Collegiate Championship Del Walker Match Play Championship

(-12, 852) (Match Play)

2010-11 (5) Gifford Collegiate Championship Battle at the Beach Western Intercollegiate NCAA Regional NCAA Championship Stroke Play

(+9, 1,074) (+7, 1,057) (+16, 1,066) (-10, 854) (+8, 872)

2009-10 (2) Battle at the Beach Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters

(-10, 1,055) (+35, 899)

2008-09 (1) NCAA Regional 2007-08 (5) Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge Collegiate Match Play Championship CordeValle Collegiate Augusta State Invitational NCAA Championship

Pedro Figueiredo

(-1, 863) (+15, 879) (Match Play) (-12, 1,068) (-24, 552) (+42, 1,194)

2006-07 (5) Husky Invitational Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge Cougar Invitational CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters

(-9, 855) (+33, 885) (+30, 904) (-25, 839) (+10, 874)

1992-93 (3) Wolf Pack Classic USF Collegiate Invitational Fresno Lexus Classic

(588) (882) (878)

1991-92 (1) Pacific Coast Intercollegiate

2005-06 (10) Chico State Invitational The Prestige CordeValle Collegiate Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Pala Mesa Invitational Cougar Invitational Braveheart Classic National Invitational Tournament U.S. Intercollegiate Pac-10 Championship

(866)

(+2, 866) (-4, 860) (-15, 849) (+32, 896) (-9, 855) (-2, 862) (+1, 865) (-14, 850) (+18, 578) (E, 1,420)

1988-89 (1) UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational

(618)

1987-88 (3) USF Intercollegiate Invitational UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational NCAA Championship

(882) (624) (1,176)

2004-05 (3) UCLA Gold Rush Collegiate Showcase The Prestige Cougar Invitational

1986-87 (3) UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational John A. Burns Invitational Sun Devil Invitational

(603) (831) (1,100)

(-23, 841) (+40, 904) (+12, 864)

2003-04 (9) Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational PING/Golfweek Fall Preview The Prestige Anteater Invitational Carson Daly Invitational Cowboy Classic U.S. Intercollegiate Northwest Shootout NCAA Regional

(+34, 886) (+12, 572) (-5, 859) (+8, 872) (+12, 864) (-11, 829) (-14, 838) (+30, 750) (+1, 865)

1984-85 (12) Americana Golf Classic William H. Tucker Invitational Southwestern Invitational UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Pacific Coast Golf Classic Gary Sanders Memorial SDSU Aztec Invitational Fresno State Classic UC Irvine Invitational Stanford Intercollegiate Pac-10 Championship

(882) (1,177) (871) (1,145) (1,124) (1,102) (851) (1,103) (1,096) (601) (1,069) (1,448)

2002-03 (7) Pacific Invitational TaylorMade Classic Cleveland Classic Western Intercollegiate U.S. Intercollegiate Pac-10 Championship NCAA Regional

(-34, 830) (-20, 836) (-7, 845) (+15, 855) (-12, 840) (-1, 1,439) (E, 864)

1983-84 (6) Nevada Wolf Pack Classic Japan-California Collegiate Tournament Pacific Autumn Invitational Sandpiper Invitational UC Irvine Tournament Cal State Northridge Matador Invitational

(776) (1,128) (1,074) (1,135) (743) (757)

1982-83 (9) UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational John A. Burns Invitational Pacific Coast Classic Western Intercollegiate Cal State Northridge Matador Invitational UC Irvine Invitational SDSU Aztec Invitational Pac-10 Championship Gary Sanders Memorial Tournament

(758) (873) (1,078) (1,082) (749) (770) (1,080) (1,476) (1,105)

1998-99 (1) Northwest Classic

(-8, 856)

1997-98 (5) Fresno Lexus Classic 49er Collegiate Anteater Invitational U.S. Intercollegiate ASU Thunderbird Invitational

(+14, 878) (+8, 848) (E, 864) (+25, 877) (+3, 867)

1993-94 (1) Pioneer Bruin Classic

(+42, 906)

*records are not available prior to the 1982-83 season

Alex Shi Yup Kim

Travis Johnson

Jason Semelsberger

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT WINS 2025-26 (1)

Josh Kim (1) Big Ten Championships

2012-13 (5) (-8, 202)

2024-25 (2)

Pablo Ereño (1) The Tindall Omar Morales (1) Big Ten Championships

(-11, 202) (-7, 203)

2023-24 (1)

Omar Morales (1) Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate

(-11, 205)

2022-23 (1)

Omar Morales (1) El Macero Classic

(-13, 203)

2020-21 (1)

Devon Bling (1) Lamkin San Diego Classic

Eddy Lai (1) Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invite

(-5, 208)

(-5, 208) (-7, 209)

2018-19 (2)

Cole Madey (1) Wyoming Cowboy Classic Hidetoshi Yoshihara (1) Seattle U Redhawk Invitational

(-13, 203) (-13, 200)

2017-18 (2)

Devon Bling (1) Jackrabbit Invitational Phil Delisi (1) TMU Spring Invitational

(-15, 201) (-7, 209)

2016-17 (1)

Hidetoshi Yoshihara (1) The Maxwell

(-1, 209)

2015-16 (1)

Jonathan Garrick (1) Erin Hills Intercollegiate

(-10, 206)

Jake Knapp (1) Husky Invitational (Team)

(-7, 209)

Matt Pinizzotto (1) TMU Spring Invitational

(-5, 211) (-7, 206)

2013-14 (1)

Preston Valder (1) CSUSM Fall Classic

Jake Knapp

Jake Knapp (1) CSU San Marcos Invitational Pontus Widegren (1) CSUSM Fall Invitational

(-5, 211)

(-8, 205) (-6, 204)

Chris Heintz (1) Braveheart Classic

(-7, 209)

(-9, 201)

Daniel Im (1) Pac-10 Championship

(-7, 277)

(-8, 208)

Craig Leslie (1) Pala Mesa Invitational

(-6, 210)

(-18, 198)

Matt Marshall (1) Battle of Monarch Bay

(+3, 147)

2011-12 (2)

2004-05 (2)

Mario Clemens (1) Snowman Getaway

(-8, 208)

Peter Campbell (1) UCLA Gold Rush Collegiate Showcase (-11, 205)

Pedro Figueiredo (1) Cal Poly Invitational

(-2, 211)

Daniel Im (1) Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (-7, 209)

2003-04 (6)

Patrick Cantlay (4) Gifford Collegiate Championship Amer Ari Invitational USC Intercollegiate NCAA Regional

(-6, 207) (-13, 203) (-6, 207) (-13, 203)

Mario Clemens (1) Cal Poly Invitational Gregor Main (1) Del Walker Intercollegiate Pontus Widegren (1) Oklahoma State Fall Preview

Steve Conway (1) Alister MacKenzie Invitational

(-13, 200)

Travis Johnson (1) NCAA Regional

(-6, 207)

(-11, 205)

(142) (217)

1988-89 (1)

Rob Sullivan (1) UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational

(146)

1987-88 (3)

Kevin Leach (2) USF Intercollegiate Invitational Stanford Intercollegiate

(206)

Bob Lasken (1) Alarcon Invitational

(213)

1986-87 (3)

Brandt Jobe (1) Fresno State Classic

(209)

(-7, 203)

Roy Moon (1) Northwest Shootout

(-4, 140)

(-2, 214)

John Poucher (1) PING/Golfweek Fall Preview

(-2, 138)

Peter Campbell (1) Carson Daly Invitational

(-4, 209)

(-4, 212)

Erik Flores (1) CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational

(-10, 206)

James Lee (1) CordeValle Collegiate

(-5, 211)

Lucas Lee (1) Augusta State Invitational

(-10, 134)

2002-03 (3)

Steve Conway (2) Cleveland Classic Western Intercollegiate

(-6, 207) (-2, 208)

John Merrick (1) Pac-10 Championship

(-12, 276)

1999-00 (1)

Brandon DiTullio (1) Anteater Invitational

(-3, 213)

B.J. Schlagenhauf (2) Northwest Classic Jerry Pate Invitational

(-2, 214) (-2, 214)

(-8, 208) (-9, 204)

1997-98 (2)

Brandon DiTullio (1) ASU Thunderbird Invitational

(-5, 211)

Jason Semelsberger (1) Anteater Invitational

(-3, 213)

1996-97 (1)

(E, 216)

Jason Semelsberger (1) Pioneer/Pavin Classic

2005-06 (7)

(+9, 222)

1995-96 (1)

(-6, 210) (+3, 147)

(217) (213) (217) (199) (279)

Roger Gunn (1) UC Irvine Invitational

(147)

1983-84 (2)

Mark Levander (1) Sandpiper Invitational

(219)

Duffy Waldorf (1) Pacific Autumn Invitational

(206)

Steve Pate (4) John A. Burns Invitational Cal State Northridge Matador Invitational Pac-10 Championship Gary Sanders Memorial Tournament

(212) (145) (290) (208)

Jay Delsing (3) Nevada Wolf Pack Classic UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational Pacific Coast Classic

(219) (146) (212)

Roger Gunn (1) UC Irvine Invitational

(145)

John Perles (1) USIU Invitational

(206)

(-3, 212)

Mickey Yokoi

Duffy Waldorf (7) Americana Golf Classic William H. Tucker Invitational Pacific Coast Intercollegiate SDSU Aztec Invitational Western Intercollegiate Stanford Intercollegiate Pac-10 Championship

*No records available prior to ‘82-’83 season

Michael Miller (1) Anteater Invitational

Kevin Leach

1984-85 (8)

1982-83 (9)

1998-99 (2)

Lucas Lee (2) CSU Bakersfield Spring Invitational (-14, 202) Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (-3, 213)

John Merrick

Justin Hicks (2) Wolf Pack Classic USF Collegiate Invitational

(+3, 216)

(-15, 198) (-2, 286)

Lucas Lee (2) Cougar Invitational Battle of Monarch Bay

1992-93 (2)

John Merrick (1) Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational

Kevin Chappell (2) Arizona Intercollegiate NCAA Championship

Chris Heintz (1) Cougar Invitational

(-1, 215)

(146) (214)

2007-08 (5)

Kevin Chappell (2) John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Oregon Duck Invitational

Eddy Lee (1) Pioneer Bruin Classic

(-5, 211)

2008-09 (1)

Erik Flores (1) U.S. Collegiate Championship

1993-94 (1)

Rich Greenwood (2) UCLA/Bill Bryant Invitational Western Intercollegiate

2006-07 (5)

2014-15 (3)

Manav Shah (1) Husky Invitational (Individual)

Jonathan Garrick (1) Cal Poly Invitational

Kevin Chappell (1) NCAA Regional

2010-11 (7)

2019-20 (2)

Devon Bling (1) Bandon Dunes Championship

Pedro Figueiredo (2) The Prestige Western Intercollegiate

Chuck White

UCLA’S ADMINISTRATION

JULIO

From 2000 to 2006, Frenk served as the federal secretary of health of Mexico. There, he pursued an ambitious agenda to reform the nation’s health system and introduced a program of comprehensive universal coverage, known as Seguro Popular, which expanded access to health care for more than 55 million previously uninsured persons.

FRENK

Chancellor Frenk holds a medical degree from the National University of Mexico, as well as a master of public health and a joint Ph.D. in medical care organization and in sociology from the University of Michigan. He has received honorary degrees from 14 universities in the United States, Canada, Europe and Mexico.

Chancellor 2nd Year at UCLA

Frenk is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the U.S. National Academy of Medicine, the National Academy of Medicine of Mexico and El Colegio Nacional (the most prestigious learned society of scientists, intellectuals and artists in Mexico). He has received numerous awards, including the Clinton Global Citizen Award for changing the way practitioners and policy makers across the world think about health, the Bouchet Medal for Outstanding Leadership presented by Yale University for promoting diversity in graduate education, and the Welch-Rose Award for Distinguished Service from the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health. In 2024, he was named one of TIME magazine’s top Latino leaders for his contributions to public health and higher education.

Dr. Julio Frenk became UCLA’s seventh chancellor on January 1, 2025. He is also a distinguished professor in the UCLA Department of Health Policy and Management at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. Prior to joining UCLA, he served as president of the University of Miami from 2015 to 2024, where he was also a tenured faculty member. From 2009 to 2015 he was the dean of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the T & G Angelopoulos Professor of Public Health and International Development, a joint appointment with the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. He is the first Latino to lead these institutions of higher education.

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HARRIS The Alice and Nahum Lainer Family CEO and Director of Athletics 1st Year at UCLA

Tim Harris is a UCLA alumnus and All-American student-athlete who brings more than 36 years of experience in professional sports and business leadership. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and Director of UCLA Athletics, helping lead the department’s efforts to build a stronger, more sustainable and nationally competitive future for Bruin Athletics. Harris spent more than three decades with the Los Angeles Lakers, most recently as President of Business Operations. In that role, he oversaw the organization’s business strategy and day-to-day business operations, including sponsorships, ticketing, broadcasting, marketing, game entertainment, media relations and community relations. He played a central role in growing one of the world’s most recognizable sports brands, negotiating transformative media agreements, developing innovative corporate partnerships and creating new revenue opportunities that helped position the Lakers as a global leader in professional sports. Among his accomplishments, Harris helped negotiate one of the largest regional TV deals in sports through the Lakers’ long-term partnership with Spectrum SportsNet. He also spearheaded the team’s relationship with UCLA Health and was instrumental in the development of the state-of-the-art UCLA Health Training Center. He also led efforts to secure several landmark corporate partnerships, including the organization’s first global marketing partnership. Harris began his career with the Lakers in 1990, working for Lakers owner Dr. Jerry Buss. He played a key role in the Lakers’ transition from the Great Western Forum to STAPLES Center and eventually rose through the organization to become one of the most respected business executives in professional sports. He also served as an Alternate Governor for the Lakers and represented the franchise at NBA team president meetings. A Southern California native, Harris was a standout goalkeeper for UCLA Men’s Soccer from 1980-83. He earned All-America honors in 1983 and finished his collegiate career among the winningest goalkeepers in program history. Following his UCLA career, Harris played professional soccer for five seasons, including three years with the Los Angeles Lazers of the Major Indoor Soccer League. He also represented the United States Men’s National Team in 1985. Harris grew up in Torrance, Calif., and earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from UCLA.