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TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents 12012-13 Team Photo 1Quick Facts 12012-13 Team Roster 22012-13 Schedule 2Media Services 2Tom Musselman Golf Center 32012-13 Season Preview 4Head Coach Mark Crabtree 5Assistant Coaches 7Player Profi les 82011-12 Results 262011-12 Statistics 262011-12 Box Scores 282011-12 Standings 29All-Time Medalists 30All-Time Championships 31The Record Book 32Award Winners 35Cardinals in the NCAA 36BIG EAST Results 37All-Time Results 38History of the Cardinal Intercollegiate 40All-Time Lettermen 41Cardinals in the Pros 43Practice Facilities 44The City of Louisville 45Points of Interest 46University of Louisville 47Tom Jurich 49President James Ramsey 50Master Cards 51Hall of Fame Golfers 52

2012-13 Louisville Cardinals2012-13 Louisville Cardinals

QUICK FACTSName: University of LouisvilleLocation: Louisville, Ky.Zip Code: 40292Founded: 1798Enrollment: 23,000President: Dr. James RamseyVice President/Director of Athletics: Tom JurichNickname: CardinalsColors: Red and BlackMascot: The Cardinal BirdConference: BIG EASTAffi liation: NCAA Division IHead Coach: Mark Crabtree Alma Mater: Colorado ‘78Men’s Golf Offi ce: 502-852-8452Assistant: Andrew TredwayTredways’s Phone: 502-852-25192012 BIG EAST Finish: 2ndLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/4All-BIG EAST Returning Performers: NoneSports Information Director: Kenny KleinOffi ce Phone: 502-852-6581E-Mail: kenny@gocards.comMen’s Golf Contact: Rocco GasparroOffi ce Phone: 502-852-0102E-Mail: rocco@gocards.comCell Phone: 502-262-2258Fax: 502-852-7401Website: www.GoCards.comBIG EAST Championships: ‘09, ‘07NCAA Regional: ‘09, ‘08, ‘07, ‘06, ‘05, ‘04NCAA Championship: ‘08, ‘07

2012-13 University of Louisville Men’s Golf Team: (From left to right) Ast. Coach Andrew Tredway, Henry Tomlinson, Daniel Iceman, Chris Malec, Maxi-milian Walz, Charlie Macneal, Trevor Sluman, Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Gus Lundquist, Antoine LeSaux and Head Coach Mark Crabtree

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The beautiful Cardinal Club, located in Simpsonville, Ky., is the home course for the University of Louisville. The Cardinals hosted the BIG EAST Championship in 2007.

2012-13 Louisville Men’s Golf Roster Name Cl. HometownDaniel Iceman Sr. Louisville, Ky.Antoine LeSaux So. Cauden, FranceGus Lundquist Fr. Parker, Colo.Charlie Macneal Jr. Ayrshire, ScotlandChris Malec Sr. Webster, N.Y.Robin Sciot-Siegrist Fr. Rueil-Malmaison, FranceTrevor Sluman So. Rochester, N.Y.Henry Tomlinson So. Lancashire, EnglandMaximilian Walz So. Erbach, Germany

Head Coach: Mark CrabtreeAssistant Coach: Andrew TredwayVolunteer Assistant Coach: Ted Schulz

2012-13 Schedule Date Event Site9/2-9/3 Turning Stone Tiger Invitational Verona, N.Y.9/14-9/15 The McLaughlin Farmingdale, N.Y.9/24-9/25 Cardinal Intercollegiate Simpsonville, Ky.10/8-10/9 Firestone Invitational Akron, Ohio10/14-10/16 WKU/Kenny Perry Bowling Green, Ky.3/3-3/5 USF Intercollegiate Tampa, Fla.3/11-3/12 San Diego Intercollegiate San Diego, Calif.3/25-3/26 Memphis Intercollegiate Memphis, Tenn.4/6-4/7 Irish Creek Invitational Charlotte, N.C.4/20-4/21 Purdue Invitational West Lafayette, Ind.4/28-4/30 BIG EAST Championship Orlando, Fla.5/16-5/18 NCAA Regionals TBA5/28-5/31 NCAA Championship Woodstock, Ga.

2012-13 Roster & Schedule2012-13 Roster & Schedule

Media ServicesMedia ServicesResults and InformationResults and InformationUp-to-date statistics, tournament results, releases and other news can be obtained by logging onto www.GoCards.com. Advances on tournaments and daily results are also posted there as well, and are emailed to local and national media outlets. Media interested in receiving emails, photographs or other pertinent information can call the University of Louis-ville Sports Information Offi ce at 502-852-6581 (golf contact — Rocco Gasparro).

Sports Sports Information Information Offi ceOffi ceThe University of Louisville Sports Information Offi ce sits on the the second fl oor of the Student Activity Cen-ter on South Floyd Street. The proper mailing address is 2100 S. Floyd Street, Lou-isville, KY 40292. The offi ce fax number is 502-852-7401.

Media Relations Contact InfoMedia Relations Contact InfoOffi ce Phone 502-852-6581Offi ce Fax 502-852-7401Website www.GoCards.comSID Kenny KleinAssociate SID Nancy WorleyAsst. SID Rocco GasparroEmail rocco@gocards.comPhone 502-852-0102Cell Phone 502-262-2258Asst. SID Ira GreenAsst. SID Lori KorteAsst. SID Sean MothAsst. SID Kim PembertonAsst. SID Garett WallProgram Asst. Kathy Tronzo

Rocco GasparroGolf Contact

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The Tom Musselman The Tom Musselman Golf CenterGolf Center

One of the fi nal pieces in the Cardinals’ rise to national promi-nence is in place for the University of Louisville men’s and women’s golf programs, as the Tom Musselman Golf Center offi cially opened on Tuesday, April 17, 2007 at the Cardinal Club. The facility is state-of-the-art and instrumental in mak-ing the Cardinals one of the top golf programs in the country.

The Tom Musselman Golf Center, which was built at a cost of $600,000, is an indoor practice facility that houses both the U of L men’s and women’s golf programs. The 5,500 square foot golf center has three indoor hitting bays, video equipment with swing analysis capability, men’s and women’s locker rooms, an indoor putting green, coaches’ offi ces and a players’ lounge. There’s also an 8,000-square foot outdoor putting green.

“We appreciate Tom Musselman and his family for what they have meant to the university and the community,” said Vice President of Athletics Tom Jurich. “The success of our golf programs is synonymous with the Musselman family. Both of our golf programs will benefi t greatly from this facility and we’re excited to see the positive impact the golf center will have on our programs.”

The Tom Musselman Practice Facility at the Cardinal Club has been selected as a 2012 Golf Range Association of America Top 50 Range in the Private Category.

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The Tom Musselman Golf CenterThe Tom Musselman Golf Center

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2012-13 Outlook2012-13 OutlookIf the 2012 fall season is any indication of

things to come, the University of Louisville men’s golf team is in for a great season, and a return trip to the NCAA Regionals.

This past fall, the Cardinals won the Cardinal Intercollegiate and fi nished as runner-up three times in tournament action.

Coming off a second-straight second place showing at the BIG EAST Championship, the Cardinals are in search of their third BIG EAST Championship and fi rst since 2009.

Head coach Mark Crabtree had to replace veteran anchor Justin Dorward who ended his collegiate career by being selected to compete as an individual at the 2012 NCAA Regional in Bowling Green, Ky.

Crabtree went out and put together a class with four newcomers who have made an imme-diate impact on the program. Blended together with several returning regulars, the men’s golf team has the necessary depth to have a big spring.

Robin Sciot-Siegrist has made his presence felt on the course since the moment he arrived in Louisville. The freshman posted four top ten fi nishes in fi ve fall events. Before coming to Louisville, Sciot-Siegrist worked his way up the rankings to become one of the top 350 amateurs in the world as of August. He captured the 2011 French Under 18 Championship and placed in the top 10 at the 2012 Murat Cup.

Windgate University transfer Antoine LeSaux has also played a big role for the Cardinals. LeSaux was named to the 2011-12 DII Ping All-Region Team and is the fi rst amateur to ever win on the Carolina Pro Tour. This season, LeSaux has three top 10 fi nishes and placed second in his fi rst Louisville event.

Henry Tomlinson and Maximilian Walz an-chor the returners for Crabtree.

Tomlinson has shown vast improvement from a year ago and notched three top 10 fi nish-es in the fall. Tomlinson averaged 75.1 strokes per round last season while competing in nine events.

Walz ended last season on a strong note by fi nishing fi fth at the Wolfpack Spring open before tying for 10th at the BIG EAST Championship. The sophomore from Germany competed at the Omega European Masters in the fall before re-turning to Louisville. Walz returned to fi nish in the top 20 in all four events for the Cardinals in the fall. He placed third at The McLaughlin and averaged 73.0 strokes per round for the 2012 fall slate.

Crabtree also returns seniors Daniel Iceman and Chris Malec in addition to junior Charlie

Newcomers Antoine LeSaux and Robin Sciot-Siegrist have provided Mark Crabtree’s squad with a spark to compete at a high level.Macneal.

Iceman competed in seven events last sea-son and had three top 30 fi nishes. He tied for seventh in the fall at the Cardinal Intercollegiate, which was his best Louisville fi nish.

Malec took home medalist honors last year at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational and led the Cardinals to their fi rst team title since the 2009 BIG EAST Championship. Along with Dorward, Malec helped anchor the team last year which posted three top 10 fi nishes down the stretch.

Macneal averaged 75.3 strokes per round during the 2011-12 season over four tourna-ments. His best fi nish was a tie for 25th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate.

Rounding out Crabtree’s 2012-13 team are newcomers Gus Lundquist and Trevor Sluman.

Lundquist was the winner of the US Open Lo-cal qualifying in Colorado with a round of 69. He

was the fi rst alternate for the 2012 US Amateur Championship. Lundquist earned starts in three fall events and placed in the top 30 twice.

Sluman, who transferred from Towson, quali-fi ed for the 2012 Porter Cup and won the 2012 Rochester District Golf Association Match Play event. The nephew of 1988 PGA Championship winner Jeff Sluman, Sluman appeared in two events in the fall and tied for 12th at the WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

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If a consistently high level of achievement over a long period of time is the measure of a successful program, then Louisville’s Mark Crab-tree would meet those high standards.

Beginning his 14th season as the head coach of the University of Louisville men’s golf program, Crabtree has guided the Cardinals to two BIG EAST titles, fi ve regional appearances and two trips to the NCAA Championships.

When University of Louisville Vice President for Athletics/Athletics Director Tom Jurich hired Crabtree he knew he had someone who would eventually take the Cardinals’ men’s golf pro-gram to the next level, and that’s exactly what Crabtree has done.

Crabtree has the Cardinals on the national scene and the Hall of Fame coach is not satisfi ed with what his program has accomplished to date.

Last season, Crabtree guided the Cardinals to their fi rst tournament win since the 2009 BIG EAST Championship when Louisville captured the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational. In addition, Justin Dorward was selected to play as an indi-vidual in the NCAA Regional in Bowling Green, Ky. The Cardinals were runner-up at the BIG EAST Championship and fi nished in the top fi ve at three additional tournaments.

The 2010-11 Cardinals posted the fi fth-low-est team stroke average in school history and Karsten Clements ended his collegiate career with a runner-up fi nish at the BIG EAST Cham-pionship. Clements and Justin Dorward were named to the 2011 All-BIG EAST Men’s Golf Team.

Riley Wheeldon capped off the 2009-10 season by being tabbed as the BIG EAST Men’s Golfer of the Year while Chris Biuso also was selected to the All-BIG EAST Men’s Golf Team.

The Cardinals won their second BIG EAST title in 2009 and advanced to the NCAA Region-als for the fi fth straight year. For his effort, Crab-tree was named the BIG EAST Coach of the Year for the second time.

Crabtree saw then-senior Adam Hadwin take home medalist honors at the BIG EAST Championship and set the school record for single-season stroke average at 71.79. Crabtree also guided freshman Riley Wheeldon who was named the BIG EAST Newcomer of the Year.

Hadwin continues his career on the Web.com Tour and narrowly missed earning a PGA Tour Card for the 2013 season. Needing to fi nish in the top 25 at the PGA Tour Qualifying Tourna-ment, Hadwin tied for 32nd after fi ring a 15-un-der par 417 at the 108-hole tournament.

Last year, Hadwin was named the Male Professional of the Year by the Golf Journal-

ists Association of Canada. Hadwin was a full-time member of the Canadian Tour in 2011 and thrilled Canadians from coast to coast. Hadwin tied for 31st at the U.S. Open at Congressio-nal before tying for fourth at the RBC Canadian Open in Vancouver. He closed 2011 as the high-est ranked Canadian golfer on the Offi cial World Golf Rankings at 214.

In 2007-08, the Cardinals posted their best fi nish in school history — a tenth-place fi nish at the NCAA Championships at Purdue University. Playing one of the toughest courses in the coun-try, the Cardinals were in contention for most of the tournament and had their highest fi nish at the event when Adam Rainaud tied for 13th overall.

The Cardinals also won a pair of tourna-ments and fi nished second at the BIG EAST Championship. Derek Fathauer closed out his outstanding career with two tournament wins and also fi nished 69th at the United States Open. He became the fi rst U of L player to make the cut at the US Open.

That season also saw Hadwin become an All-American Academic Scholar and Fathauer and Rainaud earned All-American accolades.

Crabtree has orchestrated a remarkable string of successful seasons for the Cardinals. Crabtree has guided his program to four straight regional appearances, two straight visits to the NCAA Championships and a BIG EAST title.

In just over 13 seasons at U of L, Crabtree’s Cards have posted a top fi ve team, a top seven individual, the top 10 career stroke averages in school history and placed numerous players in the U.S. Amateur tournament.

The Cardinals won a school record seven

tournaments, which included their fi rst BIG EAST Championship and advanced to the NCAA Championships, where they fi nished 27th overall in 2006-07.

Hosting the BIG EAST Championship for the fi rst time, the Cardinals dominated play, as the Cardinals had four players fi nish in the top fi ve.

In its fi rst season in the BIG EAST in 2005-06, the Cardinals tied for the league title, but fell in a tight playoff to Notre Dame. It was Crabtree’s highest fi nish in a league championship since taking over at the University of Louisville.

Despite the loss, the Cardinals advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the second straight sea-son. Louisville fi nished 22nd in the NCAA West Regional in Tucson, Ariz.

The 2005-06 season was one of the best in school history, as the Cardinals won a pair of tournaments and fi nished in the top three in seven other tournaments.

Under Crabtree’s direction in 2004-05, the Cardinals fi nished 15th in the NCAA Regional, just missing advancing to the NCAA Champion-ships. Louisville also recorded 13 top 10 fi nish-es, 12 top 20 fi nishes and won a school record

Head Coach Mark CrabtreeHead Coach Mark Crabtree

Louisville men’s golf head coach Mark Crabtree looks to guide the Cardinals back to BIG EAST dominance.

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Head Coach Mark CrabtreeHead Coach Mark Crabtreefour tournaments that season.

While Jurich had complete confi dence in Crabtree’s ability to build a strong program on his own, he went a step further, as he has done with virtually every sport across the board, and ensured that his new coach would have facilities that could rival any program across the country. The Cardinal Club, the luxurious state-of-the-art home course of the Cardinals, opened in the fall of 2001 and with it began a new chapter for both the men’s and women’s golf programs. The Tom Musselman Golf Center opened in 2007 and has all the amenties for the men’s and women’s golf programs.

Success follows winners and it certainly fol-lowed Crabtree to U of L as his Cardinals have gained momentum with each passing season.

Under Crabtree’s direction, the Cardinals have raised the bar each campaign, rewriting the U of L record book at a frenzied pace.

In 2003, Crabtree saw the Cardinals pro-duce their fi rst ever NCAA individual participant, as Brett Jones made the fi eld.

During the 2001-02 campaign, Crabtree’s young but talented squad notched a 291.5 col-lective stroke average, nearly six strokes better than the school record of 297.49 posted by the 1999-00 squad in Crabtree’s fi rst season in Lou-isville.

With one of the nation’s top freshmen class-es and senior Grant Sturgeon in the lineup, the Cards swung their way to one of the top seasons ever at U of L. Sturgeon broke the individual season stroke record established the previous year by Chris Campbell, who twice earned All-

Conference USA accolades under Crabtree, while also setting a new standard for career stroke average.

Following his playing days at U of L, Stur-geon took his game to the pro ranks and prompt-ly claimed victories in each of his fi rst two pro events, including the 2002 Kentucky Open. Sturgeon spent the ‘03 season playing on the Hooters Tour.

Prior to his arrival in the Derby City, Crabtree spent nine seasons as the head coach at Colo-rado State University. There, he saw the Ram program go from a non-scholarship program into a top 25 team and NCAA Championship con-tender.

CSU qualifi ed for four consecutive NCAA West Regionals under his guidance and quali-fi ed for its fi rst NCAA Championship appearance in 1999. The Rams fi nished tied for 24th at the ’99 championships held in Chaska, Minn.

Traditionally known as a cold-weather school, Colorado State entered the MasterCard Collegiate Golf Top 25 for the fi rst time in 1998, fi nishing at No. 23. The Rams also sent their fi rst individual, Nigel Spence, to the NCAA Finals. As a result, Crabtree earned NCAA District VII Coach of the Year honors in ’98.

Along the way, Crabtree put together one of the nation’s most competitive schedules, taking his program to elite tournaments in Honolulu, San Diego, Phoenix and San Francisco.

Ram golfers responded to the challenge, posting 11 top 10 team fi nishes in 15 competi-tions in 1998-99, including a second consecutive team title at the prestigious Stanford Invitational.

The Rams knocked off then-No. 1 Georgia Tech on their way to the ‘97 title, marking the fi rst time in school history a team had defeated the na-tion’s top-ranked team in any sport.

CSU’s road to the top 25 and the NCAA Championships was not an easy one.

His fi rst class of Rams were homegrown and talented, leading CSU to four team champion-ships, 27 top-fi ve showings and two-runnerup fi nishes at the WAC Championship.

Crabtree, who played collegiately at the Uni-versity of Colorado, was a four-time state cham-pion and captured six Colorado Golf Association amateur titles. He also has been a qualifi er for both the United States Golf Association Public Links and National Amateur Championships. He was selected to the Colroado Golf Hall of Fame in 2006.

Crabtree is married to the former Janie Huff-man. They are the parents of Joshua (14) and Lauren (12).

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Andrew Tredway begins his third season as an assistant coach with the University of Louisville men's golf pro-gram. Tredway has spent the previous three seasons as the head coach at Mercer University, guiding the Bears to unprecedented success. Under his direction, the Bears climbed to its fi rst top 100 ranking in one year and Tredway landed three straight top 25 recruiting classes from 2008-11. He helped lead the Bears to its fi rst at-large bid (individual bid) to the NCAA postseason in school history (2008-09), and also guided his squad to a third-place fi nish in the league, its best-conference standing in 16 years. During his tenure, he coached fi ve Academic All-Americans and was one of only fi ve conference sports to have every member of the team on the All-Academic squad. "I'm pleased to have Andrew join our program," said Mark Crabtree. "He had the ability to grow a couple programs that he inherited and he really understands how to develop players. His strengths are working with players and he understands all facets of running a program. He is a good teacher and has a tremendous passion for college golf." Before coming to Mercer, Tredway spent three seasons as the head coach at Texas Pan-American, where he guided his teams to two tournament titles and sparked the program to its highest ranking in the program's history. Tredway worked with the No.1 golf instructor in the world, Hank Haney from 2003-05. Tredway was an instructor at 15 full-week junior camps and provided instruction to almost 1,500 junior golfers ranging from 5-17.

Tredway spent one season as an assistant at the University of Alabama during the 2002-03 campaign. As a player, Tredway won fi ve times and holds fi ve course records on United States mini-tours while playing on the Australasian PGA Tour. Tredway, a 2000 graduate of the University of Oregon, was an outstanding golfer for the Ducks, guiding Oregon to an 18th-place fi nish at the NCAA Championships in 1999 and 28th in 1998. He earned Pac-10 All-Conference honors in 1999.

Volunteer Assistant Coach Ted SchulzVolunteer Assistant Coach Ted Schulz An 18-year veteran of the PGA, Nike and Asian Tours and a member of the University of Louisville Athletic Hall of Fame, Ted Schulz enters his third season working with the University of Louisville golf teams. A Louisville native, Schulz joined the PGA Tour in 1984, three years after putting the fi nishing touches on a stellar four-year career at U of L. Over the next 18 years, Schulz played in 263 tournaments, including four Masters, three U.S. Opens, four PGA Championships and two Tour Champion-ships. On the PGA Tour, Schulz claimed three tournament wins (`91 Los Angeles Open, `89 Southern Open and `89 Chrysler Open) and fi nished as high as sixth place in the 1992 Masters. He fi nished the 1989 season ranked 30th on the money list and his victory in the Los Angeles Open vaulted him to a career-best 29th-place on the list in 1991. With 15 career top 10 fi nishes under his belt, Schulz ranks 414th on the all-time money list with earnings in excess of $1.6 million. Schulz, the director of golf instruction at The Cardinal Club, still resides in the Louisville area with his wife, Diane and three children.

Assistant Coach Andrew TredwayAssistant Coach Andrew Tredway

Assistant CoachesAssistant Coaches

Daniel IcemanDaniel Iceman

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Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:Appeared in two fall events... averaged 73.8 strokes in fi ve rounds... tied for seventh playing as an individual at the Cardinal Intercollegiate for his fi rst top 10 fi nish at Louisville... fi red a 2-under par 214 at the Cardinal Intercollegiate... shot a 155 at the fog-shortened Firestone Invitational.

2011-12:Made seven starts... averaged 76.0 strokes per round... fi red nine rounds of 75 or lower... tied for 26th at the ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate... added a 33rd place showing at the Cardinal Intercollegiate... tied for 29th at the Irish Creek Colle-giate... had an opening-round 68 at the Irish Creek Collegiate and fi nished 4-over par for the tournament... followed up performance at Irish Creek Collegiate and fi nished tied for 28th at the Wolfpack Spring Open... tied for 38th at the BIG EAST Championship after three straight rounds of 76.

2010-11:Qualifi ed for the United States Public Links Amateur after capturing medalist hon-ors during a qualifying tournament on the Miami Whitewater Course in Cincinnati, Ohio… fi red a 70-74=144 during qualifying… appeared in four tournaments, play-ing in 12 rounds for the Cardinals... averaged 76.8 strokes per round... fi nished tied for 38th during the Cardinal Collegiate where he appeared as an individual... fi red a 5-over par 221 during the three-round tournament... placed in a tie for 69th at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate and fi nished in 71st at the Bank of Tennessee at The Ridges… made one Spring appearance at the UALR/First Tee Classic placing 80th while competing as an individual.

Before Louisville:Joins the program after playing for two seasons at Morehead State University... played six rounds as a sophomore, averaging 76.2 stroke per round as well as a low round of 73... averaged 75.2 strokes per round as a freshman, playing in six rounds... competed in golf for four seasons at St. Xavier High School in Louisville, winning the state championship as a freshman and placing third as a senior.

Personal:Son of Dan and Lisa Iceman... born 11/9/89... major is exercise science.

Career Collegiate Finishes2010-11t-69 Wolf Run Intercollegiate* 70-81-76 = 227t-38 Cardinal Collegiate* 73-74-74 = 22171 Bank of Tennessee @ The Ridges 87-78-75 = 23780 UALR/First Tee Classic* 83-77-79 = 2392011-1233 Cardinal Intercollegiate 77-72 = 149t-26 ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate 74-73-73 = 22087 Wexford Plantation* 86-80-83 = 249t-29 Irish Creek Collegiate 68-74-75 = 217t-28 Wolfpack Spring Open 73-77 = 150t-43 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 72-79-80 = 231t-38 BIG EAST Championship 76-76-76 = 2282012-13t-7 Cardinal Intercollegiate* 68-72-72 = 214t-74 Firestone Invitational 77-78 = 155* Denotes Played As Individual

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2010-11 4 12 921 76.8 73 0 2152011-12 7 19 1,444 76.0 68 0 2172012-13 2 5 369 73.8 68 1 214TOTALS 13 36 2,734 75.9 68 1 214

Daniel Iceman • Senior • Louisville, Ky.Daniel Iceman • Senior • Louisville, Ky.

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Antoine LeSauxAntoine LeSaux

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Antoine LeSaux • Sophomore • Caudan, FranceAntoine LeSaux • Sophomore • Caudan, France

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:One of three Cardinals to appear in all fi ve fall events... tied for second on the squad with three top 10 fi nishes... averaged 73.3 stroke per round... had a team-best fi ve rounds below par... placed second at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercol-legiate with a 5-under par 211... fi nished 10th at The McLaughlin and the Cardinal Intercollegiate... tied for 15th at the WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

Before Louisville:Played collegiate golf at Wingate University... named to the 2011-12 DII Ping All-Region Team... won the 2012 Coupe Cachard Trophy with rounds of 69-70-70=209... captured the 2012 Grand Prix de Saint Laurent... runner-up in the 2012 Grand Prix de la Baule after a four-round total of 289... captured the French Junior Championship in 2005 and 2007... member of the French National Team... fi rst amateur to ever win on the Carolina Pro Tour.

Career Collegiate Finishes2012-132 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 74-67-70 = 21110 The McLaughlin 74-69-68 = 21110 Cardinal Intercollegiate 72-69-74 = 215t-45 Firestone Invitational 74-77 = 151t-15 WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational 77-80-81 = 238

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2012-13 5 14 1,026 73.3 67 3 211TOTALS 5 14 1,026 73.3 67 3 211

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Gus LundquistGus Lundquist

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Career Collegiate Finishes2012-13t-24 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 73-77-73 = 223t-26 The McLaughlin 73-75-68 = 216t-52 Cardinal Intercollegiate 78-71-79 = 228

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2012-13 3 9 667 74.1 68 0 216TOTALS 3 9 667 74.1 68 0 216

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13: Made three starts in the fall averaging 74.1 strokes per round... fi red one round in the 60s and two rounds under par... tied for 24th at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate... tied for 26th at The McLaughlin and tied for 52nd at the Cardinal Intercollegiate.

Before Louisville: Golfed at Regis Jesuit High School... winner of the US Open Local qualifying in Colorado after a round of 69... runner-up in the 2012 Colorado Junior Stroke Play... fi rst alternate for the 2012 US Amateur Championship... captured high school state title in 2011.

Personal:Son of Bill and Chrissy... majoring in business.

Gus Lundquist • Freshman • Parker, Colo.Gus Lundquist • Freshman • Parker, Colo.

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Charlie MacnealCharlie Macneal

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Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:Made two starts in the fall... averaged 74.3 strokes per round... fi red one round under par... shot a 224 to place 28th at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate... carded a 222 and tied for 33rd at the Cardinal Intercollegiate.

2011-12:Made four starts in the fall while averaging 75.3 strokes per round... tied for 52nd at the Marshall Invitational and followed it up by tying for 25th in the rain-short-ened Cardinal Intercollegiate where he competed as an individual... tied for 52nd at the Jerry Pate Invitational and tied for 62nd at the ODU/Outerbanks Intercol-legiate.

2010-11:Joined the team in the spring of 2011… appeared in four events, averaging 76.1 strokes per round… opened Louisville career at the USF Invitational and tied for 83rd… followed with three fi nishes in the 50s… tied for 56th at the Furman Intercollegiate, tied for 58th at the UALR/First Tee Classic and tied for 52nd at the Irish Creek Collegiate.

Before Louisville: Named the Regional Golfer of the Year in 2010 at Wellington High School... selected the Scottish captain for the Scottish Schools international match versus England... won the Regional Boys Championship... regional Order of Merit winner in 2010... also played rugby, tennis and cricket in high school.

Personal:Son of Roderick and Sarah Macneal... born 8/24/93.

Charlie Macneal • Junior • Ayshire, ScotlandCharlie Macneal • Junior • Ayshire, Scotland

Career Collegiate Finishes2010-11t-83 USF Invitational 77-78-75 = 230t-56 Furman Intercollegiate 77-75-74 = 226t-58 UALR/First Tee Classic 77-79-76 = 232t-52 Irish Creek Collegiate* 76-76-73 = 2252011-12t-52 Marshall Invitational 72-72-75 = 219t-25 Cardinal Intercollegiate* 73-74 = 147t-52 Jerry Pate Invitational 79-75-79 = 233t-62 ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate 74-80-75 = 2292012-1328 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 70-72-75 = 217t-33 Cardinal Intercollegiate* 74-4-74-222* Denotes Played As Individual

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2010-11 4 12 913 76.1 72 0 2252011-12 4 11 828 75.3 72 0 2192012-13 2 6 446 74.3 70 0 222TOTALS 10 29 2,187 75.4 70 0 219

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Chris MalecChris Malec

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Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13: Made one start during the fall slate... tied for 28th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate while playing as an individual... carded a 5-over par 221.

2011-12: Made 10 starts... averaged 74.3 strokes per round and fi red nine rounds of par or better... named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar... posted three top 10 fi nishes which was second on the team... captured medalist honors at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational after fi nishing at even par... named BIG EAST Golfer of the Week for his performance at Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational... tied for 40th after competing as an individual at the season-opening Marshall Invitational... tied for 25th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate after fi ring a 3-over par 147... tied for 56th at the Jerry Pate Invitational... placed 77th in the Bank of Tennessee @ Black-thorn Club... tied for 23rd at the Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate... notched fi rst top 10 fi nish of Louisville career at the USF Invitational after tying for seventh... placed ninth at Irish Creek Collegiate with career-low 5-under par 208... tied for 31st at the BIG EAST Championship.

2010-11: Appeared 10 tournaments, golfi ng in 30 rounds... tied for 15th at the Irish Creek Collegiate after fi ring a 74-68-73=215 (+2)… posted two rounds in the 60s for the Cardinals... placed in a tie for 32nd during the Cardinal Collegiate... placed in a tie for 66th at the Old Dominion/Outerbanks Intercollegiate where he shot a 224… fi nished tied for 21st at the UALR/First Tee Classic and tied for 32nd at the BIG EAST Championship. Before Louisville:Attended Monroe Community College where he played for John Graham... won the NJCAA Division III individual national title and helped guide his team to the national team title... named most valuable player at Monroe Community College and made the Dean’s List... played golf and hockey at Webster Thomas High School... recipi-ent of the All-Greater Rochester Award... member of the 2008 state championship hockey team.

Personal:Son of Robert and Jolanta Malec... born 1/27/90... major is exercise science.

Chris Malec • Senior • Webster, N.Y.Chris Malec • Senior • Webster, N.Y.

Career Collegiate Finishes2010-11t-72 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 76-80-78 = 235t-32 Cardinal Collegiate* 69-73-78 = 220t-73 D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate 84-80-78 = 242t-66 ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate 77-76-74 = 227t-53 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 79-77-71 = 227t-49 USF Invitational 74-75-74 = 223t-59 Furman Intercollegiate 79-75-72 = 226t-21 UALR/First Tee Classic 70-77-77 = 224t-15 Irish Creek Collegiate 74-68-73 = 215t-32 BIG EAST Championship 79-75-74 = 2282011-12t-40 Marshall Invitational* 72-72-73 = 217t-25 Cardinal Intercollegiate 74-73 = 147t-56 Jerry Pate Invitational 80-73-81 = 23477 Bank of Tennesse @ Blackthorn Club 82-80-81 = 243t-23 Wexford Plantation 74-75-79 = 228 t-7 USF Invitational 75-68-72 = 2159 Irish Creek Collegiate 71-67-70 = 208t-40 Wolfpack Spring Open 72-81 = 1531 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 70-68-72 = 210t-31 BIG EAST Championship 72-75-78 = 2252012-13t-28 Cardinal Intercollegiate* 71-73-77 = 221* Denotes Played As Individual

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2010-11 10 30 2,267 75.6 68 0 2152011-12 10 28 2,080 74.3 67 3 2082012-13 1 3 221 73.7 71 0 221TOTALS 21 61 4,568 74.9 67 3 208

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Robin Sciot-SiegristRobin Sciot-Siegrist

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Robin Sciot-Siegrist • Freshman • Rueil-Malmasion, FranceRobin Sciot-Siegrist • Freshman • Rueil-Malmasion, France

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13: Appeared in all fi ve fall tournaments... led the team with four top 10 fi nishes... tied for the team-lead with 73.0 strokes per round... tied for eighth in collegiate debut at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate after shooting 1-over par... tied for 15th at The McLaughlin... tied for third at the Cardinal Intercollegiate with a two-day to-tal of 3-under par 213... tied for 10th at the Firestone Invitational... battled through high winds to fi nish ninth at the WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

Before Louisville:Captured the 2011 French Under 18 Championship with rounds of 70-76-71-73... placed in the top 10 at the 2012 Murat Cup... fi nished fourth at the 2012 Coupe Fra-yssineau-Mouchy Trophy... competed in the 2012 British Amateur Championship... captured the 2012 Championship de France which was a match-play tournament... ranked in the top 350 of amateurs in the world as of August 2012... fi nished 26th at the British Junior Boys Championship in 2011... tied for 10th at the Doral Publix Junior Championship... was the French Under 16 champion in 2009... comes to Louisville from Academie de Versailles.

Personal:Son of Christophe and Andrienne.

Career Collegiate Finishes2012-13t-8 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 68-74-75 = 217t-15 The McLaughlin 73-73-68 = 214t-3 Cardinal Intercollegiate 72-69-72 = 213t-10 Firestone Invitational 74-70 = 114 9 WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational 79-75-80 = 234

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2012-13 5 14 1,022 73.0 68 4 213TOTALS 5 14 1,022 73.0 68 4 213

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Trevor SlumanTrevor Sluman

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Trevor Sluman • Sophomore • Rochester, N.Y.Trevor Sluman • Sophomore • Rochester, N.Y.

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:Made two starts in the fall... competed as an individual at the Cardinal Intercol-legiate and tied for 24th... tied for 12th during the windy WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

Before Louisville:Golfed at Towson University... shot a 68 in the fi rst round of the 2012 Monroe Invi-tational... qualifi ed for the 2012 Porter Cup... won the 2012 Rochester District Golf Association Match Play event... tied for 25th at the Philadelphia Big 5 Invitational after an 8-over par 148... golfed at McQuaid Jesuit in high school... led the Knights to three sectional titles and was a three-time sectional selection... earned All-State recognition as a senior.

Personal:Son of Brad and Christina... majoring in business... nephew of Jeff Sluman who owns six wins on the PGA Tour including the 1988 PGA Championship... Sluman also owns four wins on the Champions Tour. Career Collegiate Finishes

2012-13t-24 Cardinal Intercollegiate* 73-73-74 = 220t-12 WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational 81-80-76 = 237* Denotes Played As Individual

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2012-13 2 6 457 76.2 73 0 220TOTALS 2 6 457 76.2 73 0 220

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Henry TomlinsonHenry Tomlinson

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Henry Tomlinson • Sophomore • Lancashire, EnglandHenry Tomlinson • Sophomore • Lancashire, England

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:Qualifi ed for the Jones Cup, one of hte highest prestigious amateur events... made all fi ve fall starts... fi nished in the top 10 three times... averaged 73.1 strokes per round... opened fall campaign with tie for eighth at the Turning Stone Tiger Inter-collegiate... fi red 1-over par for the three-round tournament... tied for 11th at The McLaughlin... fi red a 2-under par 214 en route to a seventh place tie at the Cardi-nal Intercollegiate... tied for 30th at the Firestone Invitational... placed sixth at the WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

2011-12:Appeared in the starting lineup for nine events... averaged 75.1 strokes per round and carded fi ve rounds of par or better... had a strong showing in fi rst collegiate event tying for 11th at the Marshall Invitational after shooting 3-under par... tied for 37th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate... tied for 29th at the Jerry Pate Invitational... tied for 60th at the Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn Club and followed it up by tying for 48th at the ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate... tied for 38th at the Wexford Plantation Invitational... tied for 28th at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational.

Before Louisville:2010 Lancashire Boys’ Champion… qualifi ed for British Open Local Final qualifi ca-tions and missed qualifying by six shots… qualifi ed for the Faldo Series Grand Final in 2010 and 2011… attended Kirkham Grammar School in Lancashire, England.

Personal:Son of Martin and Louise Tomlinson… born 08/24/92… majoring in geography.

Career Collegiate Finishes2011-12t-11 Marshall Invitational 71-69-70 = 201t-37 Cardinal Intercollegiate 76-74 = 150t-29 Jerry Pate Invitational 74-70-77 = 221t-60 Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn Club 77-81-75 = 233t-48 ODU/Outerbanks Intercollegiate 73-74-78 = 225t-38 Wexford Plantation 79-75-78 = 232t-58 USF Invitational 78-76-75 = 229t-57 Irish Creek Collegiate 75-74-77 = 226t-28 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 76-71-79 = 2262012-13t-8 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate 70-72-75 = 217t-11 The McLaughlin 72-71-69 = 212t-7 Cardinal Intercollegiate 72-72-70 = 214t-30 Firestone Invitational 74-75 = 1496 WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational 78-77-76 = 231

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2011-12 9 26 1,952 75.1 69 0 2102012-13 5 14 1,023 73.1 69 3 212TOTALS 14 40 2,975 74.4 69 3 210

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Maximilian WalzMaximilian Walz

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Maximilian Walz • Sophomore • Erbach, GermanyMaximilian Walz • Sophomore • Erbach, Germany

Player Profi lesPlayer Profi les

2012-13:Appeared in four events... competed at the Omega European Masters prior to the start of the fall slate... averaged 73.0 strokes per round with Louisville... added two top 10 fi nishes... opened season by placing third at The McLaughlin... fi red a 2-under par for the tournament... tied for 13th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate and tied for 17th in weather-shortened Firestone Invitational... placed seventh at windy WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational.

2011-12:Appeared in fi ve tournaments in the spring... averaged 74.6 strokes per round and had two top 10 fi nishes... tied for 28th in fi rst collegiate event at the Wexford Planta-tion Invitational... placed fi fth at the Wolfpack Spring Open after carding even par... tied for 22nd at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational... fi red a 1-over par at the BIG EAST Championship to tie for 10th.

Before Louisville:Golfed for Rich Valentine at Loretto School... named player of the season in Loretto after winning the Order of Merit... was captain of the school’s team as a senior.

Personal:Son of Ludwig and Brigitte Walz... born 6/2/92... psychology and economics ma-jor... sister Lisa was a professional skier for the German National Team.

Career Collegiate Finishes2011-12t-28 Wexford Plantation 83-74-73 = 230t-58 USF Invitational 81-76-72 = 2295 Wolfpack Spring Open 73-71 = 144t-22 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 76-73-76 = 225t-10 BIG EAST Championship 75-72-70 = 2172012-133 The McLaughlin 68-69-71 = 208t-13 Cardinal Intercollegiate 75-70-72 = 217t-17 Firestone Invitational 70-76 = 1467 WKU/Kenny Perry Invitational 81-76-75 = 232

Career StatisticsYear Trn Rds Strokes Avg. Low Top 10 Best Trn.2011-12 5 14 1,045 74.6 70 2 2172012-13 4 11 803 73.0 68 2 208TOTALS 9 25 1,848 73.9 68 4 208

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2011-12 Louisville Men’s Golf Team ResultsDate ..................Tournament ................................................Site ................................... Scores ............................................... FinishSept. 12-13 .......... Marshall Invitational ........................................Huntington, W. Va. ............285-279-285 = 849 ..................6th of 15 teamsSept. 26-27 .......... Cardinal Intercollegiate ...................................Simpsonville, Ky. .................292-291 = 583 ......................t-4th of 18 teamsOct. 3-4 .............. Jerry Pate Invitational ......................................Birmingham, Ala. ...............307-294-313 = 914 .................12th of 12 teamsOct. 14-16 ........... Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn Club ...........Jonesborough, Tenn. ...........303-309-300 = 912 ..............t-12th of 15 teamsOct. 23-25 .......... ODU-Outerbanks Collegiate ...........................Powells Point, N.C. .............293-291-292 = 876 ..................6th of 18 teamsFeb. 20-21 ........... Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate ..................Hilton Head, S.C. ...............306-297-301 = 904 .................. 4th of 17 teamsMarch 3-6 ........... USF Invitational ..............................................Tampa, Fla. ..........................304-284-293 = 881 .................. 7th of 17 teamsMarch 31-01 ........ Irish Creek Collegiate ......................................Charlotte, N.C. ...................290-288-296 = 874 ..................9th of 13 teamsApril 14-15 ......... Wolfpack Spring Open ....................................Raleigh, N.C. ......................295-301 = 596 ......................... 5th of 17 teamsApril 21-22 ......... Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational ........................Muncie, Ind. .......................362-355-373 = 1,090 ................1st of 15 teamsApril 29-1 ........... BIG EAST Championship# ............................Tampa, Fla. ..........................285-292-291 = 868 .................2nd of 12 teamsMay 17-19 ........... NCAA Regionals* ............................................Bowling Green, Ky. .............78-76-74 = 228 ..................... Not a team event

# Denotes Conference Event* Justin Dorward competed at the NCAA Regionals as an individual.

2011-12 Louisville Men’s Golf Statistics Avg Stks Trn Rds Top 10 60s -Par Par 75- Best Trn Best Rd Total vs. ParChris Biuso 74.1 1,407 7 19 1 0 2 0 16 217 71 +48Kyle Blackston 75.9 1,062 5 14 1 0 1 0 7 217 71 +57Justin Dorward 72.7 2,181 11 30 5 6 10 4 22 209 67 +36Daniel Iceman 76.0 1,444 7 19 0 1 1 1 9 217 68 +85Charlie Macneal 75.3 828 4 11 0 0 0 0 8 219 72 +45Chris Malec 74.3 2,080 10 28 3 3 4 5 20 208 67 +82Henry Tomlinson 75.1 1,952 9 26 0 1 3 2 14 210 69 +98Nick Umholtz 75.8 834 4 11 0 1 1 1 5 214 69 +54Maximilian Walz 74.6 1,045 5 14 2 0 2 2 9 217 70 +43

Individual Totals 74.6 12,833 62 172 12 12 24 15 110 208 67 +548Team 301.5 9,347 11 31 9 - 3 0 - 849 279 +281* Best tournament only includes 54-hole tournaments** Note Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational counted fi ve scores per round

2011-12 Statistics2011-12 Statistics

Avg Stks Trn Rds Top 10 60s -Par Par 75- Best Trn Best Rd Total vs. Par

Daniel Iceman 75.9 2,734 13 36 1 2 2 2 16 214 68 +164Antonie LeSaux 73.3 1,026 5 14 3 4 5 1 10 211 67 +24Gus Lundquist 74.1 667 3 9 0 1 2 0 6 216 68 +25Charlie Macneal 75.4 2,187 10 29 0 0 1 1 16 219 70 +111Chris Malec 74.9 4,568 21 61 3 5 9 6 38 208 67 +203Robin Sciot-Siegrist 73.0 1,022 5 14 4 3 4 2 12 213 68 +20Trevor Sluman 76.2 457 2 6 0 0 0 0 3 220 73 +25Henry Tomlinson 74.4 2,975 14 40 3 2 6 5 25 210 69 +119Maximilian Walz 73.9 1,848 9 25 4 2 6 3 16 208 68 +60

Individual Totals 74.7 17,484 82 234 18 19 35 20 142 208 67 +751* Through Fall 2012

Career Golf Statistics of Active Golfers

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2011-12 Statistics2011-12 Statistics

Individual Best Rounds -- Gross Score67 -5 Justin Dorward USF Invitational 3-567 -5 Justin Dorward BIG EAST Championship 4-2968 -4 Justin Dorward Cardinal Intercollegiate 9-2668 -4 Chris Malec USF Invitational 3-569 -3 Justin Dorward ODU-Outberbanks 10-2570 -2 Three Times

Individual Best Rounds -- vs. Par-5 67 Justin Dorward USF Invitational 3-5-5 67 Justin Dorward BIG EAST Championship 4-29-4 68 Justin Dorward Cardinal Intercollegiate 9-26-4 68 Chris Malec USF Invitational 3-5-3 69 Justin Dorward ODU-Outerbanks 10-25-2 70 Three Times

Top Individual Tournaments -- Gross Score (54 holes)211 -5 Justin Dorward ODU-Outerbanks 10-23/10-25211 -5 Justin Dorward USF Invitational 3-4/3-6211 -5 Justin Dorward BIG EAST Championship 4-29/5-1215 -1 Chris Malec USF Invitational 3-4/3-6220 +4 Chris Biuso Bank of Tennessee 10-14/10-16220 +4 Daniel Iceman ODU-Outerbanks 10-23/10-25

Top Individual Tournaments -- vs. Par (54 holes)-5 211 Justin Dorward ODU-Outerbanks 10-23/10-25-5 211 Justin Dorward USF Invitational 3-4/3-6-5 211 Justin Dorward BIG EAST Championship 4-29/5-1-1 215 Chris Malec USF Invitational 3-4/3-6+4 220 Chris Biuso Bank of Tennessee 10-14/10-16+4 220 Daniel Iceman ODU-Outerbanks 10-23/10-25

Top Team Rounds -- Gross Score284 -4 USF Invitational Second Round 3-5285 -3 BIG EAST Championship First Round 4-29291 +3 Cardinal Intercollegiate Second Round 9-27291 +3 ODU-Outerbanks Second Round 10-24291 +3 BIG EAST Championship Third Round 5-1

Top Team Round -- vs. Par-4 284 USF Invitational Second Round 3-5-3 285 BIG EAST Championship First Round 4-29+3 291 Cardinal Intercollegiate Second Round 9-27+3 291 ODU-Outerbanks Second Round 10-24+3 291 BIG EAST Championship Third Round 5-1

2011-12 Louisville Men’s Golf Individual and Team Bests - Par 72 Courses

Individual Best Rounds -- Gross Score67 -4 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 3-3169 -2 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-1269 -2 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-1269 -2 Nick Umholtz Marshall Invitational 9-1270 -1 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-1270 -1 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-1370 -1 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-1370 -1 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 4-1

Individual Best Rounds -- vs. Par-4 67 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 3-31-2 69 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-12-2 69 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-12-2 69 Nick Umholtz Marshall Invitational 9-12-1 70 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-13-1 70 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-13-1 70 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 4-1

Top Individual Tournaments -- Gross Score (54 holes)208 -5 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 3-31/4-1209 -4 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13210 -3 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13214 +1 Nick Umholtz Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13217 +4 Kyle Blackston Marhsall Invitational 9-12/9-13217 +4 Chris Malec Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13217 +4 Daniel Iceman Irish Creek Collegiate 3-31/4-1

Top Individual Tournaments -- vs. Par (54 holes)-5 208 Chris Malec Irish Creek Collegiate 3-31/4-1-4 209 Justin Dorward Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13-3 210 Henry Tomlinson Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13+1 214 Nick Umholtz Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13+4 217 Kyle Blackston Marhsall Invitational 9-12/9-13+4 217 Chris Malec Marshall Invitational 9-12/9-13+4 217 Daniel Iceman Irish Creek Collegiate 3-31/4-1

Top Team Rounds -- Gross Score279 -5 Marshall Invitational Second Round 9-12285 +1 Marshall Invitational First Round 9-12285 +1 Marshall Invitational Third Round 9-13288 +4 Irish Creek Collegiate Second Round 3-31290 +6 Irish Creek Collegiate First Round 3-31

Top Team Round -- vs. Par-5 279 Marshall Invitational Second Round 9-12+1 285 Marshall Invitational First Round 9-12+1 285 Marshall Invitational Third Round 9-13+4 288 Irish Creek Collegiate Second Round 3-31+6 290 Irish Creek Collegiate First Round 3-31

2011-12 Louisville Men’s Golf Individual and Team Bests - Par 71 Courses

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2011-12 Box Scores2011-12 Box ScoresTournament: Marshall Invitational Date: Sept. 12-13Course: Guyan Golf and Country Club Site: Huntingdon, W.Va.Finish: 6th Par: 71Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 70 69 70 209 -4 11Henry Tomlinson 71 69 70 210 -3 t-12Nick Umholtz 73 69 72 214 +1 t-25Kyle Blackston 72 2 73 217 +4 t-40Charlie Macneal 72 72 75 219 +6 t-52 TEAM 285 279 285 849 -3 6 +1 -5 +1

Tournament: Cardinal Intercollegiate Date: Sept. 26-27Course: Cardinal Club Site: Simponsville, Ky.Finish: t-4th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 68 72 140 -4 3Chris Malec 74 73 147 +3 t-25Daniel Iceman 77 72 149 +5 t-33Henry Tomlinson 76 74 150 +6 t-37Nick Umholtz 74 77 151 +7 t-41TEAM 292 291 583 +7 t-4 +4 +3

Tournament: Jerry Pate Invitational Date: Oct. 3-4Course: Old Overton Country Club Site: Birmingham, Ala.Finish: 12th Par: 70Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinHenry Tomlinson 74 70 77 221 +11 t-29Justin Dorward 74 76 76 226 +16 t-42Charlie Macneal 79 75 79 233 +23 t-52Chris Malec 80 73 81 234 +24 t-56Nick Umholtz 80 77 83 240 +30 60 TEAM 307 294 313 914 +74 12 +27 +14 +33

Tournament: Bank of Tennessee Date: Oct. 14-16Course: Blackthorn Club Golf Course Site: Jonesborough, Tenn.Finish: t-12th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinChris Biuso 73 74 73 220 +4 t-15Justin Dorward 77 74 75 226 +10 t-35Henry Tomlinson 77 81 75 233 +17 t-60Kyle Blackston 76 81 77 234 +18 t-64Chris Malec 82 80 81 243 +27 77 TEAM 303 309 300 912 +48 t-12 +15 +21 +12

Tournament: ODU-Outerbanks Date: Oct. 23-25Course: Kilmaric Golf Club Site: Powells Point, N.C.Finish: 6th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 72 70 69 211 -5 5Daniel Iceman 74 73 73 220 +4 t-26Chris Biuso 74 74 75 223 +7 t-40Henry Tomlinson 73 74 78 225 +9 t-48Charlie Macneal 74 80 75 229 +13 t-62TEAM 293 291 292 876 +12 6 +5 +3 +4

Tournament: Wexford Plantation Date: Feb. 20-21Course: Wexford Plantation Site: Hilton Head, S.C.Finish: 4th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinKyle Blackston 75 75 71 221 +5 t-3Chris Malec 74 75 79 228 +12 t-23Maximilian Walz 83 74 73 230 +14 t-28Justin Dorward 78 73 80 321 +15 t-35Henry Tomlinson 79 75 78 232 +16 t-38TEAM 306 297 301 904 +40 4 +18 +9 +13

Tournament: USF Invitational Date: March 4-6Course: Lake Jovita Site: Dade City, Fla.Finish: 7th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 70 67 74 211 -5 t-1Chris Malec 75 68 72 215 -1 t-7Maximilian Walz 81 76 72 229 +13 t-58Henry Tomlinson 78 76 75 229 +13 t-58Kyle Blackston 83 73 78 234 +18 t-70TEAM 304 284 293 881 +17 7 +16 -4 +5

Tournament: Irish Creek Collegiate Date: March 31-April 1Course: The Club at Irish Creek Site: Kannapolis, N.C.Finish: 9th Par: 71Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinChris Malec 71 67 70 208 -5 9Daniel Iceman 68 74 75 217 +4 t-29Chris Biuso 79 73 74 226 +13 t-57Henry Tomlinson 75 74 77 226 +13 t-57Nick Umholtz 76 75 78 229 +16 t-63TEAM 290 288 296 874 +22 9 +6 +4 +12

Tournament: Wolfpack Spring Open Date: April 14-15Course: Lonnie Poole Site: Raleigh, N.C.Finish: 5th Par: 72Name 1st 2nd Tot Par FinMaximilian Walz 73 71 144 E t-5Daniel Iceman 73 77 150 +6 t-28Chris Malec 72 81 153 +9 t-40Chris Biuso 77 77 154 +10 t-48Justin Dorward DQ 76 -- -- -- TEAM 295 301 600 +20 5 +7 +13

Tournament: Earl Yestingsmeier Date: April 21-22Course: Delaware Country Club Site: Muncie, Ind.Finish: 1st Par: 70Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinChris Malec 70 68 72 210 E 1Justin Dorward 69 71 72 212 +2 2Chris Biuso 75 72 74 221 +11 t-11Maximilian Walz 76 73 76 225 +15 t-22Henry Tomlinson 76 71 76 226 +16 t-28Daniel Iceman 72 79 80 231 +21 t-43 TEAM 362 355 373 1,090 +40 1 +12 +5 +23Note: Six players with fi ve scoring format

Tournament: BIG EAST Championship Date: April 29-May 1Course: Reunion-Watson Course Site: Tampa, Fla.Finish: 2nd Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 67 72 72 211 -5 2Maximilian Walz 75 72 70 217 +1 t-10Chris Biuso 71 73 73 217 +1 t-10Chris Malec 72 75 78 225 +9 t-31Daniel Iceman 76 76 76 228 +12 t-38TEAM 285 292 291 868 +4 2 -3 +4 +3

Tournament: NCAA Regionals Date: May 17-19Course: The Club at Olde Stone Site: Bowling Green, Ky.Finish: Not a team event Par: 72Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJustin Dorward 78 76 74 224 +12 t-52 +6 +4 +2

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SCHOOL RECORD STK DIFFAlabama 0-1 +58Arizona 0-1 +40Arkansas State 1-0 -14Army 2-0 -75Auburn 0-1 +50Austin Peay 2-0 -20Ball State 1-0 -23Binghamton 1-0 -25Bowling Green 1-0 -20Butler 1-0 -54Charlotte 0-1 +25Cincinnati 5-0 -244Clemson 0-2 +84Cleveland State 2-0 -44Connecticut 2-0 -43Davidson 1-1 -10Dayton 2-0 -70Delaware 1-0 -27DePaul 4-0-1 -143Drexel 2-0 -106Duke 0-1 +35East Carolina 0-1 +11Eastern Kentucky 2-1 -31Eastern Michigan 1-0 -7East Tennessee State 0-1 +18Elon 2-0 -73Florida 1-0 -10Florida Atlantic 1-0 -40Florida Golf Coast 1-0 -12Francis Marion 3-0 -33Furman 0-1 +6George Mason 2-0 -48George Washington 0-1 +1Georgetown 1-0 -15Georgia 0-2 +63Georgia State 0-1 +12Hartford 2-0 -45Illinois State 1-0 -9James Madison 2-0 -19Kansas 1-1 -10Kent State 0-2 +92Kentucky 1-1 -6Lamar 0-1 +15Liberty 0-1 +39Longwood 1-0 -17Louisiana-Monroe 1-0 -20Loyola (MD) 1-0 -4Marshall 3-0 -56Marquette 3-0 -106Maryland 1-0 -7Memphis 0-1 +27Mercer 0-1 +31Michigan State 0-1 +10Middle Tennessee 0-3 +45Mississippi State 0-1 +38

2011-12 Record vs. Competition2011-12 Record vs. Competition

SCHOOL RECORD STK DIFFMissouri 0-1 +21Morehead State 1-0 -21Murray State 1-0 -56Navy 1-0 -27North Carolina 0-1 +5N.C. State 0-2 +49Northern Illinois 1-1 -1Northwestern 0-1 +8Notre Dame 0-1 +16Ohio State 0-1 +15Ohio University 3-0 -115Old Dominion 0-1 +6Presbyterian 1-0 -5Queen’s, Univ. of Charlotte 1-0 -26Radford 2-0 -23Richmond 4-0 -37Rutgers 2-0 -92Samford 1-1 +1Seton Hall 1-0 -19South Carolina - Aiken 0-1 +8SIU-Edwardsville 1-0 -80SMU 0-1 +32St. John’s 1-0 -8St. Joseph’s-Philadelphia 1-0 -71Texas 0-1 +78Toledo 1-0 -4Troy 2-0 -19UAB 0-1 +47UALR 0-1 +10UCF 0-1 +27UNLV 0-1 +45UNCW 0-1 +20USF 1-1 -27Valparaiso 2-0 -74Villanova 2-0-1 -12Vicennes 1-0 -159Virginia 0-1 +36Virginia Tech 0-1 +2VCU 0-2 +18Wake Forest 0-1 +33Western Carolina 1-0 -30Western Kentucky 1-0 -18William & Mary 3-0 -48Winthrop 0-1 +3Wisconsin 0-1 +1Wright State 2-0 -65Xavier 0-2 +12Youngstown State 1-0 -52TOTALS 98-57-2 -1,382

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Name Score Year TournamentChris Malec 210 (E) 2011-12 Earl Yestingsmeier InvitationalJustin Dorward 211 (-5) 2011-12 USF InvitationalAdam Hadwin 207 (-9) 2008-09 BIG EAST ChampionshipDaryl Fathauer 200 (-13) 2007-08 Alister MacKenzieDerek Fathauer 206 (-10) 2007-08 Bridgestone CollegiateDerek Fathauer 217 (+1) 2007-08 General HacklerAdam Rainaud 215 (-1) 2007-08 Mobile Bay IntercollegiateDaryl Fathauer 209 (-7) 2006-07 BIG EAST ChampionshipDerek Fathauer 214 (+1) 2006-07 Wolf Run IntercollegiateDerek Fathauer 221(+5) 2006-07 Rich Harvest IntercollegiateDaryl Fathauer 140 (-5) 2005-06 Louisiana ClassicDerek Fathauer 202 (-14) 2005-06 BIG EAST ChampionshipDerek Fathauer 214 (-6) 2004-05 Forest OaksCharlie Woo 206 (-7) 2004-05 Cardinal IntercollegiateGrant Sturgeon 210 (-6) 2000-01 San Diego InvitationalKris Maffet 217 (+1) 1997-98 C-USA ChampionshipKris Maffet 220 (+4) 1997-98 Colonel ClassicDanny Baron 147 (+3) 1996-97 Murray State InvitationalKris Maffet 223 (+7) 1995-96 Xavier IntercollegiateSteve Honchell 149 (+5) 1995-96 Bellarmine IntercollegiateSteve Honchell 211 (-5) 1994-95 WKU ClassicDan Utley 216 (E) 1993-94 Johnny Owens IntercollegiateJay Davis 213 (-3)* 1991-92 Murray St. InvitationalJay Davis 213 (-3) 1989-90 Colonel ClassicP.J. McDougal 148 (+4) 1989-90 Kentucky IntercollegiateJay Davis 76 (+3) 1989-90 Cumberland InvitationalJeff Wilson 71 (-1) 1987-88 Ball State InvitationalBilly Lewis 215 (-1)* 1986-87 Kentucky IntercollegiateJeff Wilson 71 (-1) 1985-86 Ball State InvitationalJeff Wilson 72 (E) 1985-86 Bellarmine InvitationalMike Bibb 71 (-1) 1982-83 Centre InvitationalDennis Dolci 213 (-3) 1982-83 Purdue InvitationalMarty Storch 69 (-2) 1982-83 Ball State InvitationalDale McGee 68 (-4) 1981-82 IU Southeast InvitationalTed Schulz 68 (-4) 1981-82 Evansville Invitational* - denotes lost in playoff

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All-Time Tournament ChampionshipsAll-Time Tournament ChampionshipsYear Tournament Score2012-13 Cardinal Intercollegiate 291-279-288 = 8582011-12 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 362-355-373 = 1,0902008-09 Cardinal Intercollegiate 281-280-273 = 8342008-09 BIG EAST Championship 282-286-279 = 847 2007-08 Bridgestone Collegiate 300-281-279 = 8602007-08 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 290-285-288 = 8732006-07 BIG EAST Championship 283-279-282 = 8442006-07 Mission Inn Intercollegiate 285-282-293 = 8602006-07 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 292-299 = 5912006-07 Rich Harvest Farms 297-299-299 = 8952006-07 VCU/Mattaponi Springs 286-279-286 = 8512006-07 Memphis Intercollegiate 282-281-294 = 8572005-06 Pioneer Classic 281-278-277 = 8362005-06 Cleveland State Invitational 293-296-282 = 8712004-05 Forest Oaks Intercollegiate 286-298-289 = 8732004-05 Marshall Invitational 284-280-273 = 8372004-05 Fall Shores Classic 288-288-297 = 8732004-05 Cardinal Intercollegiate 282-280-289 = 8512001-02 Earl Yestingmeier Invitational 276-272-299 = 8471999-00 Johnny Owens Invitational 286-303-287 = 8771997-98 EKU Intercollegiate 298-287-314 = 8991996-97 Murray St. Invitational 296-303 = 5991995-96 Colonel Classic 290-294-294 = 8781995-96 Bellarmine Intercollegiate 319-292 = 6111994-95 Johnny Owens Invitational 302-290-200 = 8921993-94 Johnny Owens Invitational 310-297-299 = 9061992-93 Murray St. Invitational 296-292-147 = 7351991-92 Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 309-297-296 = 9241989-90 Kentucky Intercollegiate 302-308 = 6101988-89 Eagle Classic 290-290-305 = 8851987-88 Kentucky Intercollegiate 296-297-295 = 8881985-86 Bellarmine Invitational 3081983-84 Ball State Invitational 3751982-83 IU-Southeast Invitational n/a1982-83 Bellarmine Invitational n/a1981-82 Evansville Invitational 396

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Lowest 54-Hole ScoresLowest 54-Hole ScoresScore Name Year Tournament200 Daryl Fathauer 2007-08 Alister Mackenzie202 Derek Fathauer 2005-06 BIG East Championship205 Brett Jones 2002-03 Baylor Invitational206 Charlie Woo 2004-05 Cardinal Intercollegiate206 Daryl Fathauer 2005-06 Barona Cup206 Derek Fathauer 2005-06 Barona Cup206 Adam Hadwin 2006-07 Mattaponi Springs206 Derek Fathauer 2007-08 Bridgestone Collegiate207 Brett Jones 2002-03 Atlanta Intercollegiate207 Derek Fathauer 2004-05 Cardinal Intercollegiate208 Daryl Fathauer 2005-06 Pioneer Classic208 Adam Hadwin 2005-06 Pioneer Classic208 Derek Fathauer 2006-07 Mattaponi Springs208 Karsten Clements 2008-09 Cardinal Intercollegiate208 Chris Malec 2011-12 Irish Creek Collegiate

Lowest 18-Hole Individual ScoresLowest 18-Hole Individual ScoresScore Name Year Tournament61 (-11) Riley Wheeldon 2008-09 Palisades Collegiate Classic61 (-10) Daryl Fathauer 2007-08 Alister Mackenzie64 (-8) Matt McClure 1995-96 C-USA Championship64 (-8) Daryl Fathauer 2005-06 Xavier Invitational65 (-6) Lewis Kirton 2007-08 Alister Mackenzie65 (-6) Adam Hadwin 2007-08 Bridgestone Classic66 (-6) Jay Davis 1989-90 EKU Invitational66 (-6) Brett Jones 2001-02 Earl Yestingsmeier Invititational66 (-6) Brett Jones 2002-03 Beau Chene Classic66 (-6) Brett Jones 2002-03 C-USA Championship66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2004-05 Cardinal Intercollegiate66 (-6) Daryl Fathauer 2004-05 Xavier Intercollegiate66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2005-06 Xavier Invitational66 (-6) Daryl Fathauer 2005-06 Barona Cup66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2005-06 BIG EAST Championship66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2005-06 BIG EAST Championship66 (-6) Derek Fathauer 2006-07 USA Spring Classic66 (-6) Riley Wheeldon 2008-09 USF Intercollegiate66 (-6) Karsten Clements 2008-09 Palisades Collegiate Classic66 (-5) Derek Fathauer 2006-07 Wolf Run Intercollegiate

Lowest 18-Hole Team ScoresLowest 18-Hole Team ScoresScore Year Tournament Rd.267 2008-09 Palisades Collegiate Classic 2272 2001-02 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 2275 2005 Barona Intercollegiate 3276 2001-02 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 1276 2002-03 Baylor Invitational 2276 2002-03 Beau Chene Classic 2276 2004-05 Xavier Intercollegiate 3276 2005-06 Xavier Invitational 2278 2010-11 Michigan Intercollegiate 3279 1997-98 Ron Smith Invitational 2279 2005-06 Barona Intercollegiate 2279 2005-06 BIG EAST Championship 1279 2006-07 VCU/Mattaponi Springs 2279 2006-07 BIG EAST Championship 2279 2011-12 Marshall Invitational 2

Individual Tournament Wins, SeasonIndividual Tournament Wins, SeasonTournaments Won Name Season2 Jeff Wilson 1985-862 Jay Davis 1989-902 Kris Maffet 1997-982 Derek Fathauer 2006-072 Derek Fathauer 2007-08

Daryl Fathauer

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Tournament Victories, CareerTournament Victories, Career Name Victories Years 1. Derek Fathauer 6 2004-082. Jeff Wilson 3 1985-88 Jay Davis 3 1989-92 Kris Maffet 3 1994-98 Daryl Fathauer 3 2004-086. Steve Honchell 2 1993-96

Individual Season Stroke Average (minimum 30 rounds)Individual Season Stroke Average (minimum 30 rounds) Name Avg. Rds/Strokes Year1. Derek Fathauer 72.07 41/2,955 2006-072. Derek Fathauer 72.15 38/2742 2005-063. Brett Jones 72.56 39/2,823 2002-034. Justin Dorward 72.70 30/2,181 2011-125. Daryl Fathauer 72.71 38/2763 2005-06 Derek Fathauer 72.71 41/2981 2007-087. Derek Fathauer 72.73 38/2,764 2004-058. Daryl Fathauer 72.87 41/2,988 2004-059. Adam Hadwin 72.92 41/2,990 2006-0710. Charlie Woo 73.19 41/3,001 2004-05

Season Top 10 FinishesSeason Top 10 Finishes Name Top 10’s Year1. Derek Fathauer 10 2006-07 2. Jay Davis 9 1990-913. Adam Hadwin 8 2008-094. Jay Davis 7 1989-90 Jay Davis 7 1991-92 Derek Fathauer 7 2005-06 Daryl Fathauer 7 2005-06 Derek Fathauer 7 2007-089. Brett Jones 6 2002-03 Daryl Fathauer 6 2004-05 Derek Fathauer 6 2004-05 Adam Hadwin 6 2006-07 13. Steve Honchell 5 1994-95 Steve Honchell 5 1995-96 Brad Faulkner 5 1998-99 Chris Campbell 5 1999-00 Charlie Woo 5 2003-04 Charlie Woo 5 2004-05 Justin Dorward 5 2011-12

Career Stroke Average (minimum 36 rounds)Career Stroke Average (minimum 36 rounds) Name Avg. Rds/Strokes Years1. Derek Fathauer 72.41 158/11,442 2004-082. Adam Hadwin 73.25 154/11,281 2005-093. Riley Wheeldon 73.26 69/5,005 2008-104. Daryl Fathauer 73.52 161/11,837 2004-085. Brett Jones 73.95 153/11,314 2001-056. Justin Dorward 73.96 116/8,579 2008-127. Mark Anderson 74.08 49/3,630 2001-038. Chris Biuso 74.34 82/6,096 2008-129. Henry Tomlinson 74.35 61/4,568 2011-10. Charlie Woo 74.42 142/10,568 2001-0511. Karsten Clements 74.44 94/6,997 2007-1112. Adam Rainaud 74.46 119/8,861 2004-0813. Grant Sturgeon 74.54 107/7,976 1998-0214. Chris Campbell 74.69 132/9,860 1997-0115. Chris Malec 74.89 61/4,568 2010-

Season Top 20 FinishesSeason Top 20 FinishesName Top 20’s Year

1. Jay Davis 11 1990-91 Derek Fathauer 11 2006-07 3. Jay Davis 10 1989-90 Brett Jones 10 2002-03 Daryl Fathauer 10 2004-05 Daryl Fathauer 10 2006-077. Derek Fathauer 9 2005-06 Adam Hadwin 9 2008-099. Jay Davis 8 1991-92 Steve Honchell 8 1994-95 Brad Faulkner 8 1998-99 Derek Fathauer 8 2004-05 Daryl Fathauer 8 2005-0614. Steve Honchell 7 1993-94 Jason Applegate 7 1996-97 Chris Campbell 7 1999-00 Grant Sturgeon 7 2000-01 Charlie Woo 7 2004-05

Career Top 10 FinishesCareer Top 10 Finishes Name Top 10’s Years1. Jay Davis 25 1988-922. Derek Fathauer 23 2004-083. Adam Hadwin 21 2005-094. Daryl Fathauer 20 2004-085. Steve Honchell 16 1992-966. Brett Jones 15 2001-057. Chris Campbell 13 1997-018. Justin Dorward 12 2008-129. Russ Johnson 11 1989-9310. Keith Ohr 10 1993-97

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The Record BookThe Record Book54-Hole Team Score54-Hole Team Score Score Year Tournament1. 834 2008-09 Cardinal Intercollegiate2. 836 2005-06 Pioneer Classic3. 837 2004-05 Marshall Invitational 837 2005-06 Barona Cup5. 843 2008-09 Palisades Collegiate6. 844 2005-06 Xavier Invitational 844 2006-07 BIG EAST Championship8. 847 2001-02 Earl Yestingsmeier Invite 847 2008-09 BIG EAST Championship10. 849 2011-12 Marshall Invitational Team Stroke AverageTeam Stroke Average Year Avg. Rds/Strokes 1. 2008-09 289.44 32/9,2622. 2004-05 291.09 41/11,9753. 2006-07 291.19 41/11,9384. 2005-06 291.28 38/11,0685. 2010-11 294.82 33/9,7296. 2009-10 294.84 25/7,3717. 2002-03 295.70 39/11,5338. 2001-02 296.14 34/10,0699. 1999-00 297.49 35/10,41210. 2003-04 297.94 39/11,62011. 2000-01 299.00 29/8,671 12. 1997-98 299.09 34/10,16913. 1998-99 299.21 34/10,173

Lowest NCAA Championship Scores - Four Round FormatLowest NCAA Championship Scores - Four Round Format Name Year Score Location1. Adam Rainaud 2008 298 West Lafayette, Ind.2. Derek Fathauer 2008 299 West Lafayette, Ind.3. Adam Hadwin 2008 310 West Lafayette, Ind.4. Karsten Clements 2008 313 West Lafayette, Ind.5. Daryl Fathauer 2008 322 West Lafayette, Ind.

Lowest NCAA Championship Scores - Three Round FormatLowest NCAA Championship Scores - Three Round Format Name Year Score Location1. Adam Hadwin 2007 210 Williamsburg, Va.2. Adam Rainaud 2007 217 Williamsburg, Va.3. Derek Fathauer 2007 221 Williamsburg, Va.4. Daryl Fathauer 2007 222 Williamsburg, Va.5. Lewis Kirton 2007 236 Williamsburg, Va.

Lowest NCAA Regional ScoresLowest NCAA Regional Scores Name Year Score Location1. Derek Fathauer 2005 214 Tucson, Ariz2. Adam Hadwin 2009 216 Bowling Green, Ky.3. Derek Fathauer 2004 218 Nashville, Tenn.4. Brett Jones 2004 219 Nashville, Tenn. Charlie Woo 2004 219 Nashville, Tenn.

Lowest BIG EAST Championship ScoresLowest BIG EAST Championship Scores Name Year Score Place1. Derek Fathauer 2006 202 1st2. Adam Hadwin 2009 207 1st3. Daryl Fathauer 2007 209 1st4. Karsten Clements 2009 210 t-2nd5. Justin Dorward 2012 211 2nd

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FOUR-TIME ALL-CONFERENCEFOUR-TIME ALL-CONFERENCEDerek Fathauer is the school’s only four-time All-Conference performer at the University of Louisville. He earned All-BIG EAST honors for three straight seasons and one as a member of Conference USA.

Three-Time All-Conf.Daryl FathauerAdam Hadwin

Two-Time All-Conf.Karsten ClementsJustin DorwardBrad FaulknerAdam RainaudRiley Wheeldon

BIG EAST FinishesBIG EAST Finishes2006 2nd (lost in playoff)2007 1st2008 2nd2009 1st2010 3rd2011 2nd2012 2nd

Conference USA FinishesConference USA Finishes1996 5th1997 4th1998 3rd1999 11th2000 4th2001 5th2002 5th2003 5th2004 8th2005 5th BIG EAST ChampionsBIG EAST Champions2006 Derek Fathauer2007 Daryl Fathauer2008 Adam Hadwin2009 Adam Hadwin All-BIG EASTAll-BIG EAST2006 Daryl Fathauer2006 Derek Fathauer2007 Adam Hadwin2007 Adam Rainaud

All-Time Award WinnersAll-Time Award Winners

2007 Daryl Fathauer2007 Derek Fathauer2008 Derek Fathauer2008 Adam Hadwin2008 Adam Rainaud2009 Karsten Clements2009 Adam Hadwin2009 Riley Wheeldon2010 Chris Biuso2010 Riley Wheeldon2011 Karsten Clements2011 Justin Dorward2012 Justin Dorward

BIG EAST Coach of the YearBIG EAST Coach of the Year2007 Mark Crabtree2009 Mark Crabtree

BIG EAST Golfer of the YearBIG EAST Golfer of the Year2010 Riley Wheeldon

BIG EAST Freshman of the YearBIG EAST Freshman of the Year2009 Riley Wheeldon

All-Conference USAAll-Conference USA1996 Matt McClure1997 Jason Applegate Michael Thorp Keith Ohr1998 Brad Faulkner Kris Maffet1999 Brad Faulkner2001 Chris Campbell 2003 Mark Anderson Brett Jones2004 Charlie Woo2005 Daryl Fathauer Derek Fathauer

All-AmericansAll-AmericansThird Team2007 Derek Fathauer2008 Derek Fathauer

Honorable Mention2008 Adam Rainaud2009 Adam Hadwin

Head coach Mark Crabtree is a two-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year.

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2008 — West Lafayette, Ind. May 28-May 31 • West Lafayette, Ind. • The Kampen Course • Par 7210th place/19 shots off leadt-13 Adam Rainaud 77-71-74-76=298t-16 Derek Fathauer 77-72-72-78=299t-55 Adam Hadwin 78-76-74-82=310t-64 Karsten Clements 80-79-80-74=31377 Daryl Fathauer 79-77-88-78=322

2007 — Williamsburg, Va. May 30-June 3 • Williamsburg, Va. • Golden Horseshoe Club • Par 7027th place/40 shots off leadt-23 Adam Hadwin 70-71-69=210t-92 Adam Rainaud 73-76-68=217t-124 Derek Fathauer 75-74-72=221t-127 Daryl Fathauer 70-73-79=222t-144 Lewis Kirton 82-74-80=236

NCAA RegionalsNCAA Regionals2012 — Bowling Green, Ky. May 17-May 19 • Bowling Green, Ky. • The Club at Old Stone • Par 72Not a team eventt-52 Justin Dorward 78-76-74 - 224

2009 — Bowling Green, Ky. May 14-May 16 • Bowling Green, Ky. • The Club at Old Stone • Par 72t-6th place/22 shots off leadt-7 Adam Hadwin 74-71-71 - 216t-27 Connor Arendell 73-74-76 - 223 t-30 Riley Wheeldon 74-74-76 - 224

2007 — Sugar Grove, Ill.May 17-May 19• Sugar Grove, Ill. • Rich Harvest Farms • Par 723rd place/4 shots off lead8 Adam Hadwin 74-72-76=2228 Adam Hadwin 74-72-76=222t-9 Daryl Fathauer 71-70-82=223t-9 Daryl Fathauer 71-70-82=223t-14 Derek Fathauer 70-76-78=224t-14 Derek Fathauer 70-76-78=224t-44 Adam Rainaud 79-80-71=230t-44 Adam Rainaud 79-80-71=230135 Andrew Freeman 85-81-92=258135 Andrew Freeman 85-81-92=258

2005 — Tucson, Ariz.May 18-May 20 • Tucson, Ariz. • Omni Tucson National • Par 72t-22nd/53 shots off leadt-46 Derek Fathauer 74-71-69=214t-46 Derek Fathauer 74-71-69=214t-88 Adam Hadwin 70-80-71=221t-88 Adam Hadwin 70-80-71=221t-99 Adam Rainaud 75-76-72=223t-99 Adam Rainaud 75-76-72=223t-115 Daryl Fathauer 71-79-76=226t-115 Daryl Fathauer 71-79-76=226t-125 Brent Holmes 76-76-77=229t-125 Brent Holmes 76-76-77=229

2004 — Nashville, Tenn.May 19-May 21 • Nashville, Tenn. • Golf Club of Tennessee • Par 71t-22nd/53 shots off leadt-61 Derek Fathauer 80-69-69=218t-61 Derek Fathauer 80-69-69=218t-68 Brett Jones 71-71-77=219t-68 Brett Jones 71-71-77=219t-68 Charlie Woo 73-69-77=219t-68 Charlie Woo 73-69-77=219t-77 Brent Holmes 71-73-77=221t-77 Brent Holmes 71-73-77=221t-82 Daryl Fathauer 70-76-76=222t-82 Daryl Fathauer 70-76-76=222

Individual SuperlativesLowest Round: 68, Adam Rainaud, 3rd round, 2007Lowest Tournament Score: 210, Adam Hadwin, 2007Best Finish: T-7th, Adam Hadwin, 2009

Team SuperlativesLowest Round: 282, 2004Highest Round: 311, 2008Highest Tournament Score: 1213, 2008Best Tournament Finish at NCAA Champ: 10th, 2008Best Regional Finish: 3rd, 2007Closest to leader: 4, 2007

t-39 Karsten Clements 79-74-73 - 226 t-48 Justin Dorward 75-79-76 - 230

2008 — Columbus, Ohio May 15-May 17• Columbus, Ohio • Scarlet Course • Par 71t-4th place/15 shots off leadt-17 Adam Hadwin 75-72-76=223t-17 Adam Hadwin 75-72-76=223t-20 Derek Fathauer 72-77-75=224t-20 Derek Fathauer 72-77-75=224t-20 Adam Rainaud 76-72-76=224t-20 Adam Rainaud 76-72-76=224t-65 Daryl Fathauer 78-73-78=229t-65 Daryl Fathauer 78-73-78=229t-85 Karsten Clements 82-76-73=231t-85 Karsten Clements 82-76-73=231

The 2007-08 University of Louisville men’s golf team fi nished in 10th-place at the 2008 NCAA Championships at Purdue.

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2012 — Palm Harbor, Fla. Apr. 29-1 • Reunion, Fla. • Reunion Resort & Club • Par 722nd placeLouisville 285-292-291=8682, Justin Dorward 67-72-72 - 211 (-5)t-10, Maximilian Walz 75-72-70 - 217 (+1)t-10, Chris Biuso 71-73-73 - 217 (+1)t-31, Chris Malec 72-75-78 - 225 (+9)t-38, Daniel Iceman 76-76-76 - 228 (+12)

2009The 2009 BIG EAST Championship team

included: From left to right: Connor Arendell, Riley Wheeldon, Alex Lyall, Justin Dorward,

Karsten Clements, Chris Biuso, Lewis Kirton, Adam Hadwin

BIG EAST Championship Results1. Louisville 8472. Marquette 8523. Seton Hall 8704. Notre Dame 8735. USF 8756. St. John’s 8837. DePaul 8898. Georgetown 8919. Rutgers 89710. Villanova 90211. Cincinnati 90612. Connecticut 917

Individual Results1, Adam Hadwin 70-70-67 - 207 (-9)t-2, Karsten Clements 71-71-68 - 210 (-6)t-7, Riley Wheeldon 70-73-70 - 213 (-3)t-17, Justin Dorward 71-75-74 - 220 (+4)t-19, Connor Arendell 75-72-74 - 221 (+5)

2007The 2007 BIG EAST Championship team

included: From left to right: Andrew Freeman, Lewis Kirton, Derek Fathauer, Kasten Clements, Geoff Stevens, Adam Rainaud, Daryl Fathauer,

Nick Newcomb, Adam Hadwin

BIG EAST Championship Results1. Louisville 8442. Notre Dame 8563. St. John’s 8714. Marquette 8725. DePaul 8796. Cincinnati 896 Connecticut 8968. Georgetown 8999. Villanova 906 Seton Hall 90611. USF 92112. Rutgers 928

Individual Results1, Daryl Fathauer 71-68-70 - 209 (-7)t-3, Derek Fathauer 73-70-69 - 212 (-4)t-3, Adam Rainaud 67-74-71 - 212(-4)t-5, Adam Hadwin 72-69-72 - 213(-3)t-29, Lewis Kirton 76-72-77 - 225 (+9)

t-17, Justin Dorward 71-75-74 - 220 (+4)t-19, Connor Arendell 75-72-74 - 221 (+5)

2008 — Cincinnati, Ohio Apr. 20-22 • Cincinnati, Ohio • Traditions Golf Club • Par 722nd placeLouisville 296-294-286=876t-3, Adam Rainaud 74-75-68 - 217 (+1)t-7, Derek Fathauer 76-70-74 - 220 (+4)t-7, Adam Hadwin 74-76-70 - 220 (+4)17, Daryl Fathauer 73-74-76 - 223 (+7)t-18, Lewis Kirton 75-75-74 - 224 (+8)

2007 — Louisville, Ky. Apr. 22-24 • Louisville, Ky. • Cardinal Club • Par 721st placeLouisville 283-279-282=8441, Daryl Fathauer 71-68-70 - 209 (-7)t-3, Derek Fathauer 73-70-69 - 212 (-4)t-3, Adam Rainaud 67-74-71 - 212 (-4)t-5, Adam Hadwin 72-69-72 - 213 (-3)t-29, Lewis Kirton 76-72-77 - 225 (+9)

Adam Hadwin took home 2009 medalist hon-ors at the BIG EAST Championships in Dade City, Fla. Hadwin fi red 9-under par 207 to win.

BIG EAST ChampionshipsBIG EAST Championships

Karsten Clements was the runner-up at the 2011 BIG EAST Championships.

2006 — Dade City, Fla.Apr. 24-25 • Dade City, Fla. • Lake Jovita Country Club • Par 722nd placeLouisville 279-279-284=8421, Derek Fathauer 66-66-70 - 202 (-14)t-5, Daryl Fathauer 68-73-71 - 212 (-2)t-13, Adam Hadwin 74-70-71 - 215 (+1)t-13, Adam Rainaud 73-70-72 - 215 (+1)t-20, Brent Holmes 72-73-72 - 217(+3)

2011 — Palm Harbor, Fla. Apr. 19-21 • Palm Harbor, Fla. • Innisbrook Resort and Golf Course • Par 722nd placeLouisville 293-297-292=8822, Karsten Clements 69-74-71 - 214 (+1)t-16, Chris Biuso 74-74-75 - 223 (+10)t-22, Justin Dorward 77-76-72 - 225 (+12)t-22, Sebastian Szirmak 73-74-78 - 225 (+12)t-32, Chris Malec 79-75-74 - 228 (+15)

2010 — Palm Harbor, Fla. Apr. 18-20 • Palm Harbor, Fla. • Innisbrook Resort and Golf Course • Par 713rd placeLouisville 293-294-289=876t-8, Riley Wheeldon 72-74-71 - 217 (+4)t-12, Chris Biuso 74-73-71 - 218 (+5)t-21, Karsten Clements 74-74-73 - 221 (+8)t-30, Aaron Sherry 73-77-74 - 224 (+11)t-41, Justin Dorward 79-73-76 - 228 (+15)

2009 — Dade City, Fla. Apr. 19-21 • Dade City, Fla. • Lake Jovita Country Club • Par 721st placeLouisville 282-286-279=8471, Adam Hadwin 70-70-67 - 207 (-9)t-2, Karsten Clements 71-71-68 - 210 (-6)t-7, Riley Wheeldon 70-73-70 - 213 (-3)

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2011-12Event FinishMarshall Invitational 6th of 15Cardinal Intercollegiate T-4th of 18Jerry Pate Invitational 12th of 12Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn T-12 of 15ODU-Outerbanks Collegiate 6th of 18Wexford Plantation 4th of 17USF Invitational 7th of 17Irish Creek Collegiate 9th of 13Wolfpack Spring Open 5th of 17Earl Yestingsmeier 1st of 15BIG EAST Championship 2nd of 12

2010-11Event FinishWolf Run Intercollegiate 14th of 15Cardinal Intercollegiate T-4th of 16DA Weibring Intercollegiate T-4th of 18Bank of Tennessee @ The Ridges 12th of 14ODU/Kilmaric Intercollegiate 4th of 18Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 11th of 15USF Invitational 13th of 21Furman Intercollegiate 15th of 22UALR/First Tee Classic T-2nd of 17Irish Creek Collegiate 3rd of 13BIG EAST Championship 2nd of 12

2009-10Event FinishWolf Run Intercollegiate 10th of 17Michigan Intercollegiate 3rd of 14Jerry Pate Invitational 5th of 12Memphis Intercollegiate T-10th of 16South Alabama Intercollegiate 3rd of 18Chris Schenkel Invitational 15th of 15Linger Longer Invitational 12th of 16BIG EAST Championship 3rd of 12

2008-09Event FinishWolf Run Challenge 3rd of14Cardinal Intercollegiate 1st of 15Memphis Intercollegiate 4th of 16Louisiana Intercollegiate 4th of 16Bridgestone Invitational 4th of 14UCF/Rio Pinar Invitational 3rd of 21Ron Smith Intercollegiate 4th of 23Border Olympics T-8th of 16Callaway Golf Collegiate 14th of 16Palisades Collegiate Classic 2nd of 15BIG EAST Championship 1st of 12NCAA Central Regional T-6th of 14

2007-08Event FinishInverness Intercollegiate 5th of 16Ping/Golfweek Preview 12th of 15Alister MacKenzie Invite 8th of 16Mason Rudolph T-4th of 18

Bridgestone Intercollegiate 1st of 15UCF/Rio Pinar 3rd of 18Seminole Invitational T-5th of 12General Hackler Invitational 5th of 15Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 1st of 12Morris Williams Invitational 8th of 15Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 7th of 14BIG EAST Championships 2nd of 12NCAA Central Regional T-4th of 27NCAA Championship 10th of 30

2006-07Event FinishRich Harvest Farms 1st of 12 VCU/Mattaponi Springs T-1st of 15Memphis Intercollegiate 1st of 18Wolf Run 1st of 10Clubglove Intercollegiate 5th of 12Rio Pinar Intercollegiate 4th of 18Mission Inn Collegiate 1st of 16USA Spring Golf Classic 4th of 12Palisades Collegiate Classic T-5th of 18Robert Kepler Intercollegiate 1st of 16BIG EAST Championship 1st of 12Linger Longer Invitational 11th of 15NCAA Central Regional 3rd of 27NCAA Championships 27th of 30

2005-06Event FinishCleveland State Invitational 1st of 17Cardinal Intercollegiate 2nd of 14Club Glove Intercollegiate 4th of 12Xavier Invitational 3rd of 19Barona Cup 3rd of 19Rio Pinar Intercollegiate 4th of 18Hyatt Plantation Club T-3rd of 11Pioneer Classic 1st of 17Carter Plantation Invitational 8th of 12Bridgestone Classic 8th of 12Boilermaker Invitational 4th 0f 12BIG EAST Championship 2nd of 12NCAA West Regional T-22nd of 27

2004-05 Event FinishMid-Pines Invitational 4th of 17Cardinal Intercollegiate 1st of 19Memphis Intercollegiate 4th of 16Xavier Intercollegiate 4th of 18Coca Cola Tourn. of Champ. T-5th of 15Fall Shores Classic 1st of 12UCF/Rio Rinar Intercollegiate 3rd of 18Louisiana Classic T-4th of 15General Jim Hackler Invite 5th of 12UALR First Tee Classic T-8th of 16Forest Oaks Intercollegiate 1st of 12Marshall Invitational 1st of 16C-USA Championship 5th of 14NCAA East Regional 15th of 27

2003-04Event FinishMean Green Invitational 5th of 16Kansas Fall Invitational 4th of 14Cardinal Intercollegiate 3rd of 14Barona Collegiate Cup 15th of 17Fall Beach Classic 7th of 15Matlock Invitational 10th of 15 Seminole Intercollegiate 9th of 12General Jim Hackler Invite 10th of 18El Diablo Intercollegiate 10th of 17Johnny Owens Invitational 6th of 12Boilermaker Invitational 11th of 18Conference USA Champ. 8th of 12Bruce Fossum-Taylor Made 12th of 14

2002-03Event FinishMid Pines Intercollegiate 5th of 14U of L Cardinal Intercollegiate 5th of 15Adams Cup of Newport 7th of 17Barona Collegiate Cup 14th of 17Baylor Invitational 5th of 16Beau Chene Classic T-8th of 15Coastal Carolina 9th of 14El Diablo Invitational T-7th of 19Johnny Owens Invitational T-7th of 15Marshall Invitational 4th of 16ASU Indian Classic 10th of 19C-USA Championship 5th of 14Atlanta Intercollegiate 10th of 12

2001-02Event FinishMid Pines Intercollegiate 4th of 14Earl Yestingmeier Invitational 1st of 19Michigan Invitational T-12th of 20Xavier Invitational 14th of 19Coca-Cola Tourn. of Champions 12th of 15Mississippi Gulf Coast Classic 6th of 15Beau Chene Collegiate Classic T-5th of 18Emerald Coast Collegiate 5th of 11El Diablo Invitational T-2nd of 20Johnny Owens Invitational 8th of 18Marshall Invitational 13th of 20C-USA Championship 5th of 14

2000-01Event FinishCSINet/Minnesota Invitational 6th of 12Northern Intercollegiate 15th of 18Xavier Invitational T-7th of 20Stephen F. Austin Classic T-7th of 17San Diego State Invitational 3rd of 13Beau Rivage College Classic T-3rd of 16Birkdale Collegiate Classic 5th of 15El Diablo Intercollegiate T-6th of 24Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 7th of 17Marshall Invitational 10th of 20C-USA Championship T-3rd of 12

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1999-2000Event FinishGunby Jordan Intercollegiate 3rd of 14Kansas Invitational 3rd of 17Legends of Indiana 5th of 16Xavier Provident Invitational 14th of 19U of L Intercollegiate 5th of 18Ron Smith Invitational T-11th of 18Silver Springs Invitational T-10th of 19Beau Chene Collegiate Classic 6th of 18Johnny Owens Invitational 1st of 16Marshall Invitational 18th of 20C-USA Championship 4th of 12Fossum Spartan Invitational T-7th of 18

1998-99Event FinishMurray State Intercollegiate 2nd of 11Colonel Classic T-2nd of 13Legends of Indiana T-5th of 18Xavier Provident Invitational T-6th of 19Persimmon Ridge 4th of 20Ron Smith Invitational 10th of 17Golden Ocala Invitational T-11th of 18Johnny Owens Invitational 10th of 18Marshall Invitational T-17th of 20C-USA Championship 11th of 12Fossum Invitational 10th of 17Wolverine Invitational T-13th of 18

1997-98 Event FinishColonel Classic 5th of 11 Legends of Indiana 15th of 18 Kroger Intercollegiate 14th of 18 Persimmon Ridge Inter. 13th of 23 Ron Smith Invitational 7th of 18Golden Ocala Invitational T-6th of 18Eastern Kentucky 1st of 12Johnny Owens Invitational T-3rd of 20Marshall Invitational 10th of 20C-USA Championship 3rd of 12Firestone Invitational 8th of 19Wolverine Invitational 16th of 18

1996-97Event FinishPeople’s First Classic 7th of 12 Colonel Classic 3rd of 14 Kroger Intercollegiate 7th of 18 Persimmon Ridge Inter. T-9th of 18 Ron Smith Invitational 18th of 20 Bradford Creek Classic 12th of 24 Murray State Invitational 1st of 8 Johnny Owens Classic 10th of 18 Marshall Invitational 14th of 18 C-USA Championship 4th of 12 Legends of Indiana 14th of 18 Fossum Invitational 15th of 21

1995-96Event FinishPeople’s First Classic 2nd of 11Wolverine Invitational 8th of 21Colonel Classic 1st of 15Kroger Intercollegiate 4th of 18Persimmon Ridge Inter. 13th of 17Ron Smith Invitational 21st of 21Bellarmine Intercollegiate 1st of 11Johnny Owens Classic 3rd of 16Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18Legends of Indiana 9th of 18Kepler Intercollegiate 4th of 18C-USA Championship 5th of 11

1994-95Event FinishSummit Classic 9th of 15 Northern Intercollegiate 14th of 19 Colonel Classic 5th of 18 John Dromo Invitational 2nd of 7Ron Smith Invitational 18th of 20Embry Riddle Invitational 6th of 26Sultan’s Run Intercollegiate 3rd of 18Johnny Owens Classic 1st of 13Marshall Invitational 8th of 18Metro Conference Champ. 5th of 7Kepler Intercollegiate 7th of 23

1993-94Event FinishMurray State Invitational 5th of 13Sharp’s Midwestern 3rd of 12Colonel Classic 3rd of 14Northern Intercollegiate 22nd of 24Persimmon Ridge Inter. 12th of 18Ron Smith Invitational 16th of 18Sultans’ Run Intercollegiate 2nd of 11Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 1st of 14Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18Metro Conference 6th of 7Kent State Invitational 8th of 19Kepler Intercollegiate 12th of 16

1992-93Event FinishMurray State Invitational 1st of 16Sharp’s Midwestern 7th of 12Northern Intercollegiate 18th of 20Persimmon Ridge Inter. 12th of 18Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 4th of 25Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 6th of 22Oak Meadow Intercollegiate 6th of 13Marshall Invitational 2nd of 18Kepler Intercollegiate 12th of 20Fossum Intercollegiate T-15th of 20Metro Conference 7th of 7

1991-92Event FinishMurray State Invitational 1st of 13Colonel Classic 2nd of 18Persimmon Ridge T-7 of 12Kiawah Island Intercollegiate T-12 of 18Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 1st of 24Oak Meadow Intercollegiate 4th of 16Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 4th of 16Marshall Invitational T-14th of 18Firestone Intercolegiate 12th of 35Kepler Intercollegiate T-7th of 18Metro Conference 4th of 7

1990-91Event FinishRam Intercollegiate 11th of 18Northern Intercollegiate T-16 of 22Colonel Classic 13th of 20Kentucky Intercollegiate 5th of 6College of Charleston Invite T-5th of 16Kiawah Island Invitational T-12th of 18Embry Riddle Invitational 10th of 25Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 16th of 25Ohio Collegiate Classic 5th of 10Marshall Invitational 3rd of 18Kepler Intercollegiate T-11th of 23Midwestern Invitational 5th of 13Firestone Intercollegiate 2nd of 17Metro Conference 4th of 8

1989-90Event FinishJohnny Bench Intercollegiate 4th of 22Colonel Classic 2nd of 18Buckeye Fall Classic 15th of 17Kentucky Intercollegiate 1st of 6Embry-Riddle Intercollegiate 7th of 27Johnny Owens Intercollegiate T-18 of 25Indianapolis Intercollegiate 2nd of 15Cumberland Classic 2nd of 11Marshall Invitational T-2nd of 21Oak Meadow Classic 3rd of 13Firestone Invitational 7th of 32Midwestern Invitational T-7th of 19Metro Conference 7th of 8

1988-89Event FinishJohnny Bench Intercollegiate T-2nd of 20Butler Intercollegiate 17th of 18Buckeye Fall Classic 3rd of 15Purdue Fall Invitational 2nd of 11College of Charleston Invite 12th of 18Budget Central Florida Classic 12th of 18Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 7th of 25Colonel Classic 4th of 17Johnny Owens Invitational 4th of 19Marshall Invitational T-4th of 18Eagle Classic 1st of 12

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The Cardinal Intercollegiate began during the 1999-00 season with the Cardinals hosting an 18-team fi eld. Louisville fi nished fi fth overall. Notre Dame captured the team title with a two-stroke win over Western Kentucky.

In 2002, paced by co-medalist Ryan Gildersleeve, South Alabama extended its two-stroke lead after two rounds with a fi nal-round 287 to claim a four-stroke victory over Coastal Carolina with a three-round, 9-under par 855. Gildersleeve 68-68-71=207, the clubhouse leader entering the day, earned co-medalist honors with Virginia Commonwealth’s Ted Brown 68-69-70=207 after the two played to a stalemate for seven playoff holes.

The 2003 Cardinal Intercollegiate came right down to the wire. Eastern Kentucky claimed the victory by a one-stroke margin over the 2002 champion South Alabama. The Colonels fi red a 285 in the fi nal round which bested the Jaguars’ 286. Eastern Kentucky fnished at 7-over par 302-284-285=871. Louisville took third place at 12-over par 291-291-294=876.

The Cardinals won their home tournament for the fi rst time in 2004. Charlie Woo captured medalist honors to give U of L their fi rst tournament win since the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational during the 2001-02 season. Louisville carded 282-280-289=851 to defeat runner-up Marquette by 20 strokes. Woo mastered the course and fi nished an astonishing 10-under par after rounds of 69-66-71=206.

Marquette avenged their second place showing in 2004 to defeat the Cardinals at the 2005 Cardinal Intercollegiate. The Golden Eagles edged the Cardinals by a single stroke on the third hole of a playoff to capture the team title. Austin Peay’s Chris Barron fi red a fi nal round 67 to fi nish the tournament at 11-under par to capture medalist honors over Illinois State’s Matt Miller.

After a three-year hiatus, the Cardinal Intercollegiate resumed in 2008 with Louisville taking home the tournament title. It marked the Cards’ fi rst win at the Cardinal Intercollegiate since 2004. In addition, the men’s golf team set a school record, which still stands, for the lowest tournament score with an 834. It bested the 836 Louisville carded as a team at the Pioneer Classic in 2005-06. For the tournament, Louisville shot 281-280-273=834.

Miami of Ohio captured the tournament title in 2010 with its two-day total of 857. The Cardinals fi nished in a tie for fourth in the 16-team fi eld.

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However, Justin Dorward, Sebastian Szirmak and Riley Wheeldon all fi nished in the top 10 for Louisville.

UALR fought through the cold and wet conditions in the rain-shorted Cardinal Intercollegiate in 2011. The Trojans carded a 3-under par 573 to win by eight strokes over Northern Illinois. U of L tied for fourth for the second straight year at 292-291=583.

In 2012, Louisville waited out a fi ve-hour weather delay to win the Cardinal Intercollegiate for the fi rst time since 2008. The Cardinals fi nished with a 6-under par 858. Louisville trailed Bowling Green by two strokes heading into the fi nal round before cruising to a nine-stroke victory over the Falcons.

Louisville in the Cardinal Intercollegiate2012: 1st of 15 teams2011: t-4th of 18 teams2010: t-4th of 16 teams2008: 1st of 15 teams2005: 2nd of 14 teams2004: 1st of 19 teams2003: 3rd of 14 teams2002: 5th of 15 teams1999: 5th of 18 teams

The Cardinals won their home tournament for the third time in 2012.

Akron Invitational 11th of 17Midwestern Invitational 7th of 15Metro Conference 6th of 7

1987-88Event FinishFairfi eld Bay Classic 6th of 12Illinois Intercollegiate 14th of 18Robbins Memorial 3rd of 14Kentucky Intercollegiate 1st of 6Embry Riddle Intercollegiate 5th of 24Colonel Classic 4th of 20Wildcat Classic 8th of 15Ball State Invitational 2nd of 15Marshall Invitational 6th of 18Kepler Intercollegiate 9th of 23Zip Invitational 3rd of 18Mid-America Tournament 8th of 16Metro Conference 4th of 7

1986-87Event FinishOrlando Orange Classic 11th of 18Colonel Classic 6th of 17Purdue Invitational 6th of 16Marshall Invitational 12th of 18Ball State Invitational 3rd of 13Kepler Intercollegiate 15th of 23Johnny Owens Intercollegiate 8th of 18Vanderbilt Intercollegiate 3rd of 16Metro Conference 5th of 7

1985-86Event FinishMurray State Invitational 4th of 13Hillman Robbins 7th of 15Buckeye Classic 8th of 19Gamecock Invitational 12th of 12Central Florida Invitational 4th of 8Shorter College Invitational 7th of 9Colonel Classic 19th of 19Bellarmine Invitational 1st of 15Purdue Invitational 12th of 15Ball State Invitational 2nd of 14Marshall Invitational 14th of 18Mississippi State Invitational 14th of 14Kentucky Invitational 10th of 12Centre Invitational 2nd of 6Metro Conference 4th of 7

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All-Time LettermenAll-Time Lettermen- A -

Abell, Embry 1956Alfred, J.P. n/aAllison, Chester 1970-71Anderson, Mark 2001-03Applegate, Jason 1997-1998Arendell, Connor 2008-09Ashwood, Stuart 2005-06Aton, Randy 1966Austin, Thomas 1976-79

- B -Baron, Danny 1997-2000Bascom, Matt 2001-04Beisler, Ted 1968-69Bell, Paul 1934-35Benasmak, Joe 1969Bibb, Mike 1981-84Biuso, Chris 2008-12Blackston, Kyle 2012Borden, Nathan 1949Bouse, Robert 1953-54Brinkman, George 1972-73Brinkman, Rusty n/aBritt, Matthew 2002-03Brown, Greg 1966-68Brown, Jouett 1953-55Burney, Bob 1955Burton, Fred, Jr. 1949-53Byers, Maurice 1947-49

- C -

Cain, Frank 1949Campbell, Chris 1998-2001Caniff, Brandon 1999Carpenter, Jack 1951-52Clements, Karsten 2006-11Colyer, Jerald 1956-58Combs, David 1978-81Conklin, Gary 1967-70Conlon, Mark 2004Connaughton, James 1947Conway, Bryan 1995-96Cross, Robert 1957-59Cullen, Brown, Jr. 1948-51

- D -Davis, Jay 1989-92Day, Bruce 1962-65Denham, Ernie 1962-65Diehlman, Kent 1992-95

Justin Dorward

Dorward, Justin 2008-12Dow, Condit 1953-57Dudley, Mike 1959Dunlap, Steve 1973-74

- E -Eden, Rusty 1980-81Epley, Jim 1964-65Eubanks, Robert 1950-52

- F -Farlee, Harold 1959-62Fathauer, Daryl 2004--08Fathauer, Derek 2004-08Faulkner, Brad 1995-99Fearneyhough, C.M. 1970Ferriell, Jim, Jr. 1961-64Flannery, Jerry 1956Frank, Steven 1975-78Freeman, Andrew 2005-08Freibert, John 1971-72Fuchs, David 1964-65Fugate, Allan 1965-67Fuller, Bob 1959-60Fuller, Joel 2001-03

- G -Gade, Matthew 2000-01Garrett, Fred, Jr. 1953-54

William Hanna

Daniel Iceman

George, Steven 1970-71Giammersi, Michael 2004Gibson, Bill 1952-53Gilbert, Allen 1992-94

- H -Haag, Bob 1951-52Hadwin, Adam 2005-2009Halterman, Dean 2000-02Hamilton, Mark 1961-63Hanna, William 2002-06Hartfi eld, Brad 1995-1997Hartlage,Chris 1975-78Hassett, Steven 2000Hellmann, Joshua 1997Hinchcliffe, Phil 1986-88Henry, Charles 1971Hinton, H.L. 1954Holmes, Brent 2002-06Honchell, Steve 1993-96Humphreys, Horace 1938

- I -Iceman, Daniel 2010-

- J -Jefferies, Adam 1994-95Jefferies, Justin 1991-94Jennings, Deron 1989Johnson, Russ 1990-93Johnson, Tom 1965-66Jones, Brett 2001-05

- K -Kalbfl eisch, Tom 1968-69Kehoe, Mike 1990-93Kelsey, Jerry 1956-57Kershner, Robert 1950Kinsolving, Lucien 1949-50Kirton, Lewis 2006-10Klein, Paul 1974-77Klondike, Rod 1986-66Knotts, John 1974-77Kordes, Rod 1966-67

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Adam Rainaud

Grant Sturgeon

Lewis Kirton

- L -Lally, Charles, Jr. 1971-75Langan, Marion 1940-41Lenahan, Joe 1967-69Lenahan, Mark 1970-74Lepping, Skip 1949Lepping, William 1974Lerch, Andy 1993-96Lewis, Billy 1988-89Long, Dennis 1971-73Lowry, Edwin, Jr. 1973-76Lowry, Edwin, Sr. 1947-48

- M -Maffet, Kris 1994-98Macneal, Charlie 2011-Malec, Chris 2010-McCall, Ches 1948-51McCann, Ryan 1991-94McClure, Matt 1993-96McMenamin, Steve 1971-74McMenamin, John n/aMeyer, Eugene 1948-51Miller, Doug 1973-76Miller, Jamie 1986-89Miller, Stephen n/aMohr, John 1947-48Morehead, Harry 1948-49Morris, Benjamin 1937-41Morris, Marshall n/aMoss, Jack 1956

Murray, Steve 1990-93Musselman, Tom 1956-59

- N -Neat, Curt 1961-64Newcomb, Nicklaus 2006-07Nix, Robert 1970Nutt, Gilbert 1956-59Nuwash, Geoff 2000-01

- O -O’Bannon, Whitney 1938-40Ohr, Keith 1994-97Osborne, Chris 1990-91

- P -Pearl, Nick 1964-66Powell, Tim 2002-04

- R -Rainaud, Adam 2004-08Read, George 1940-41Reed, Walter, III 1970-71Reiber, William 1959Riehm, John 1966-70

- S -Schaffner, Brad 1976-80Schmitt, Richard 1987-89Schulz, Ted 1978-81Scott, James 1953-56Shelton, John 1952Sherry, Aaron 2009-10Shinkle, Terry 1964-67Shircliffe, Charles 1947-48Simpson, James n/aSimpson, Robert 1967-70

Singer, Paul 1999Slung, Hilton 1972Smith, Kenneth 1937-38Smither, Lee 1954-55Spragens, Robert 1964-66Stewart, Richard 1976-80Storch, Marty 1981-85Straub, Vernon 1946Sturgeon, Grant 1999-02Szirmak, Sebastian 2010-11

- T -Tabb, William 1956-59Thompson, Denny 1976-80Thorp, Michael 1997-98Thrasher, Mike 1975

Toland, Mark 1988-91Tomlinson, Henry 2012-

- U -Umholtz, Nick 2012Utley, Dan 1993-96

- V -Vaughn, David 1956-59Voss, Doug 1995

All-Time LettermenAll-Time Lettermen- W -

Wallace, Matt 1992-95Walz, Maximilian 2012-Wheeldon, Riley 2008-10Wilson, Jeff 1985-88Witten, David 1976-80Woo, Charlie 2001-05

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Chris BiusoNGA Tour

Justin DorwardNGA Tour

Derek FathauerWeb.com Tour

Adam HadwinWeb.com Tour

Ted SchulzChampions Tour

Sebastian SzirmakNGA Tour

Riley WheeldonNGA Tour/Canadian Tour

Louisville’s mens’ golf lettermen have gone on to have successful professional careers. Seven former Cardinals are in the professional ranks highlighted by Adam Hadwin and Ted Schulz. Hadwin reached the fi nal round of the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament needing to fi nish in the top 25 to secure a PGA Tour Card for 2013. Hadwin fi nished tied for 32nd. Schulz played in four Masters, three U.S. Opens, four PGA Championships and two Tour Championships.

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PRACTICE FACILITIESPRACTICE FACILITIESIn addition to the lavish facilities at the Cardinal Club, the University of Louis-ville’s golf program has access to several other top-notch facilities in the area, including:

Audubon Country Club Lake Forest Country Club

Hurstbourne Country Club Persimmon Ridge Golf Club

Big Spring Golf Club

Audubon Country ClubBig Spring Country ClubCovered Bridge Golf CourseGlen Oaks Country ClubGlenmary Country ClubHarmony Landing Country ClubHunting Creek Country ClubHurstbourne Country ClubLake Forest Country ClubLouisville Country Club

Midland Trail Golf CourseNevel Meade Golf CourseOxmoor Country ClubPersimmon Ridge Golf CoursePolo Fields Golf CourseStandard Country ClubValhalla Country ClubWildwood Country Club

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The Louisville area owes its existence to the Falls of the Ohio, the only place where the 981-mile Ohio River fl ows over bedrock. The falls were really a rapids where the river dropped about 27 feet in three miles, usually blocking passage by boat.

Early explorers recognized the strategic impor-tance of the Falls. George Rogers Clark established the fi rst settlement there in 1778, to use as a base of his invasion of British territory in Southern Illinois and Indiana. Two years later that settlement became Louisville -- named for King Louis XVI of France, who was supporting the American Revolution.

Louisville quickly became a vital transportation center for the young nation. Ports were establish above and below the Falls. Passengers and freight moved overland around the rapids. Trails and roads connected the ports to inland settlements in Ken-tucky and Indiana. The steamboat brought prosper-ity and growth to the area; by 1850, Louisville was the 10th-largest city in the nation.

In the decades that followed, railroads greatly im-proved connections with cities throughout the nation, and Louisville became known as the “Gateway to the South.” Businesses and industries were attracted by the strong and convenient transportation network and Louisville became an industrial center.

In recent years, the economy of the Louisville area has shifted from a heavy reliance on industry to an increasing emphasis on services, including earn-ing a worldwide reputation as a transportation and distribution center. Once again, location is a key fac-tor. Louisville is located near the center of the east-ern half of the contiguous 48 states, with nearly half of the nation’s consumer markets within a 500-mile radius. The climate is mild enough that Louisville’s airport is rarely closed because of weather.

Climate, location and a good transportation sys-tem helped convince United Parcel Service to estab-lish its national hub in Louisville in the early 1980s. UPS, in turn, is attracting businesses that depend on fast and effi cient transportation of their goods to other parts of the nation and throughout the world.

The Kentucky Center for the Arts is one of the nation’s premier performing arts facilities, housing three spacious theatres.

Sports, including U of L ath-

letics, are an important facet of life in the Louisville area. Churchill Downs has hosted numerous Breed-ers’ Cups and continues its traditional Run For The Roses -- the Kentucky Derby -- the fi rst Saturday each May. The 1996 and 2000 PGA Championships were staged at Valhalla Golf Course in eastern Jef-ferson County, which was also the site of the 2008 Ryder Cup international competition. The Louisville Bats, the triple-A baseball team of the Cincinnati Reds, have drawn over 1 million fans to games in a single season with new Slugger Field stationed on the downtown riverfront. Over 140 public parks, 20 public golf courses and 226 public tennis courts also provide outdoor entertainment.

Yet even though Louisville has changed through the years, it still has the fl avor and gentleness of a Southern town. The Belle of Louisville steamboat still paddles its way up and down the Ohio River daily, mint juleps are still served under an old oak tree dur-ing the hot and muggy summers and fi shing in the many lakes and rivers of Louisville and surrounding counties is still a favorite pastime.

Another favorite in Louisville is trying to fi gure out the correct pronunciation of the city. So if you’re a tourist, don’t say Louie-ville or Lewis-ville. Natives claim it’s Lou-a-vuhl. Either way, Louisville is still the same happy place.

Louisville Quick Facts Metropolitan area size: 2,179 square miles (includes eight neighboring counties). Population: approximately 1 million, the nation’s 16th-largest urban area in population. Median Age: 32.5 Weather: average annual rainfall is 44 inch-es; average summer/fall temperature is 84 de-grees; winter/spring temp. is 64. Louisville ranks among the top 25 conven-tion cities in the United States. More than 3.5 million visitors visit annually, including over 700,000 convention delgates. Louisville is home to legendary Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby, known as “the greatest two minutes in sports.” The Jefferson County Public School Sys-tem is the nation’s 25th largest public school system, with 96,000 students. Louisville’s top local manufacturers: Ford Motor Company, General Electric Company, Publishers Printing Company, Brown-Forman Corp. Kentucky Harvest, which collects surplus food to feed the homeless and needy, started in Louisville and spawned the national USA Harvest. The area’s largest private employer is UPS, the worldwide shipping business which uses Louisville International Airport as a hub. Louisville’s airport ranks fourth in the U.S. -- and sixth in the world -- in tons of air freight handled. Hillerich & Bradsby’s Louisville Slugger baseball bats are a hit at ballparks.

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Churchill Downs

Muhammad Ali Center Louisville Slugger

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The University of Louisville attracts many of the nation’s best and brightest young minds to its friendly, park-like campus in the heart of Ken-tucky’s largest city.

In the past three years, 36 UofL students won prestigious Fulbright awards, more than all other Kentucky universities combined and more than prestigious universities such as Dartmouth and MIT. This success is based in part on the fact that UofL faculty not only are among the best in their fi elds, but that they take perosnal interest in students and push them to do their best.

Students at UofL are presented a wide range of study options — more than 170 fi elds in 11 schools and colleges — with many nationally ranked programs among them. UofL’s location in an area of more than a million people is also an asset, giving students many opportunities to apply the critical thinking skills they hone in the classroom to relevant, hands-on experiences in the community.

UofL students benefi t from superb facilities, including a library system ranked among the top 100 research libraries in North America and one of the nation’s top 10 academic clean rooms, where work in bioengineering, nanotechnology and other high-demand fi elds occurs.

UofL is committed to building a nurturing and challenging intellectual climate, a respect for di-versity and a genuine understanding of how di-versity enriches a vibrant metropolitan research

university. One of the university’s goals is to give every arts and sciences student the chance to study abroad at least once during his or her undergradu-ate career.

The university is also one of the fastest-growing research institutions in the nation, yielding many milestone discoveries. UofL faculty conducted the world’s fi rst successful implantation of a fully im-plantable artifi cial heart, developed the world’s fi rst 100-percent effective cervical cancer vaccine, con-ducted the world’s fi rst FDA-approved clinical trial using adult cardiac stem cells to treat heart disease and completed the nation’s fi rst successful hand transplant. In 2009, UofL and the Commonwealth of Kentucky announced the establishment of the

Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research and Environmental Stewardship. And UofL’s School of Public Health and Information Sciences received

$2.3 million to lead research in preparation for, pre-vention of and communication during pandemics.

UofL also stands out in community service. The university’s curricular engagement, outreach and partnerships recently earned it a Carnegie Com-munity Engagement ranking, a designation held by fewer than 200 institutions nationwide. In one year alone, UofL students,

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faculty and staff contributed more than $25.1 million to charitable organizations through volun-teerism and direct donations.

Among the university’s many outreach pro-grams is the Signature Partnership, working with community organizations and businesses to im-prove the social, cultural, educational, health care and economic development services in a histori-cally underserved area of Louisville.

UofL was environmentally minded long be-fore “green” became a buzzword, cofounding the Partnership for a Green City several years ago with the city of Louisville and the local public school system to reduce waste, increase energy effi ciency and improve the health and education of area children.

UofL is a major player in the downtown arts scene, too, helping bring fi ne arts programming to Louisville to create a more vibrant city center. The Cressman Center for the Visual Arts is just one result of this effort. It features a glass hot shop, coldworking, metal and woodworking studios and three galleries open daily to the public.

But the greatest way in which UofL is mak-

ing its mark is through the contributions its students make to so-ciety. They graduate to become valu-able citizens such as cur-rent Repub-lican Leader and U.S. Sen. Mitch McCon-nell; U.S. Sen. and recent p res iden t ia l c a n d i d a t e Chr i s tophe r Dodd; Sirius/XM Radio per-sonality Bob Edwards; best-selling author Sue Grafton; and Sha-ron Darling, founder and president of the National Center for Family Literacy.

They truly help demonstrate that UofL’s slogan, “It’s Happening Here,” isn’t just a mar-keting tagline. It’s a way of life.

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Growth, innovation, achievement and excel-lence have been the trade-marks of Tom Jurich’s ten-ure as the Vice-President for Athletics at the Univer-sity of Louisville for the last 15 years.

Since coming to the Der-by City in 1997, Jurich’s de-sire and vision has led the

Cardinals to unprecedented development and accomplishment. His efforts re-ceived national acclaim when he was selected as the 2007 Street & Smith’s Sports Business Journal/Sports Business Daily Athletic Director of the Year.

From facilities to gender equity, from community involvement to national leadership, Jurich’s actions prompted one state media outlet to recently write that “it all shows yet again that the hiring of Tom Jurich, the architect of this Louisville emergence, as UofL AD in the fall of 1997 stands as one of the most signifi cant events in our state’s modern sports history.” After just eight years working his constructive efforts, he was in-ducted into the state’s Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006.

Jurich has guided a whirlwind of accomplishments that have caught the eye of those who follow colle-giate athletics across the nation. Special things con-tinue to happen in Louisville, with a vibrant personality leading the way.

UofL took a dramatic step toward maintaining that upward trend by signing Jurich to an unprecedented contract extension in December of 2006 and subse-quent enhancements that will keep him with the Cardi-nals through 2023. In an unprecedented appointment, he was named Vice President for Athletics at UofL in 2003.

“Tom is an energetic leader,” said UofL President Dr. James Ramsey. “He has the advantage of being able to see the world of collegiate athletics from the viewpoint of a coach, an administrator, an athlete and a parent because he has worn all of those hats in his career. He has the vision to create a model program, assemble an ambitious group of talented coaches and staff, build world-class facilities and create education-al as well as championship opportunities for hundreds of student-athletes. He is committed to creating a for-ward moving, competitive and compliant culture that refl ects well on our university.”

Since Jurich was named Director of Athletics for the Cardinals on Oct. 21, 1997, there has been an unmatched fl urry of activity on the UofL campus and Louisville area since his arrival.

“The pride and passion this community has in our athletics program inspire me to do my absolute best every day,” said Jurich. “This department and I have grown together signifi cantly at a rapid pace. We have many building blocks in place but have so much to ac-complish. I feel very privileged to be in this position.”

Jurich continues to push UofL to the forefront of college athletics and keep the Cardinals on the cutting edge nationally, turning heads while guiding major

changes in Cardinal Athletics including:● Engineering UofL’s historic move to the BIG

EAST Conference. Since joining the league in 2005, the Cardinals have won 50 league championships, the second highest of any school during that time.

● Attracting men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino to UofL 11 years ago, a move many deemed impossible. Pitino’s arrival energized the Cards’ tradition-rich pro-gram and quickly restored it to a position among the nation’s top teams. UofL began play in a new down-town arena, the KFC Yum! Center, in 2010.

● Taking a major step in achieving gender equity, upgrading funding and support staff for existing wom-en’s programs while adding four new sports -- softball, golf, rowing and lacrosse. Jurich’s efforts also moved fi eld hockey, women’s soccer and baseball to fully-funded programs. He received the Citizens for Sports Equity 2000 Sports Leadership Award and was hon-ored as Louisvillian of the Year in 2005 by the Louis-ville Urban League Guild.

● Rapidly building the football program. The Car-dinals have been ranked in the top seven twice in the last eight seasons, including the school’s fi rst BCS bowl berth in 2006. An expansion of Papa John’s Car-dinal Stadium was completed in 2010.

● Addressing multiple facility needs, including an extensive sports park to serve as a front lawn for the University. Owsley B. Frazier Cardinal Park features Ulmer Stadium (softball), Trager Stadium (fi eld hockey artifi cial surface fi eld),a soccer fi eld surrounded by a state-of-the-art track, fi tness trail and a playground. Three new facilities opened in 2005: Jim Patterson Stadium(baseball), Ralph Wright Natatorium and the Trager Center indoor fi eldhouse. The Yum! Center, a practice facility for volleyball and men’s basketball, opened in 2007 and the Marshall Center/Field Hockey Complex opened its doors in 2008. A boathouse -- the Garvin Brown III Center -- was completed in 2010, capping off new facilities for every UofL sport over the last 14 years.

● Strengthening UofL’s athletic administration by enlarging the compliance department with the school’s fi rst associate athletic director for compliance and adding the school’s fi rst female associate athletic director/senior woman administrator.

● Placing UofL on the cutting edge of sports medi-cine with a comprehensive partnership with Louis-ville’s world-renowned Jewish Hospital.

● Bolstering the community outreach arm of UofL athletics, developing L-Care and CardsFIT to promote student-athlete community involvement.

● Academic success has risen dramatically during Jurich’s watch as well. Those earning recognition on the UofL Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.0 or better grade point average for a semester) increased to a record 329 of 514 student-athletes for the 2012 spring semester and the combined GPA for all sports was a record 3.110.

Jurich’s high energy, community and family-minded approach has been contagious, infecting the univer-sity, city and UofL fans everywhere with a positive out-look for the future of Cardinal Athletics. It is a formula that has provided a trail of success in each situation

Jurich has touched.Jurich has been active in the scope of college ath-

letics on a national level, within conference issues, and in his local community. He served three years as a member of the NCAA Management Council, one of the top legislative bodies of the NCAA, and the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. He sits on the Board of Directors for Republic Bank and American Heart Association.

Jurich recently received the Louisvillian of the Year Award by the Louisville Advertising Federation and the Dan Mangeot Memorial Award, for contributions to the advancement of tourism and hospitality. He shared UofL’s prestigious Hickman-Camp Award, presented for exemplary contributions to the athletic department, with his wife Terrilynn in 2007. He was named the 2007 Louisville Magazine Person of the Year.

Guiding Colorado State University as its athletics director for the four years prior to his arrival at UofL, Jurich oversaw not only one of the most successful time periods in the school’s history in terms of on-fi eld competitiveness, but he was the driving force behind a successful capital campaign drive that included facility renovation.

Prior to his constructive efforts at Colorado State, Jurich operated as director of athletics for eight years at his alma mater, Northern Arizona University. When appointed at NAU, he was the youngest director of athletics at the NCAA Division I level at the age of 29. He was honored as the NAU Alumnus of the Year in 2011.

He became athletic director at Northern Arizona in 1988, after previously serving as co-director (1986-88) and assistant director (`84-86). He was inducted to the NAU Sports Hall of Fame in 1989 and received its 2011 Alumnus of the Year award.

Jurich is among the fi nest football players in North-ern Arizona history. A punter, placekicker and backup quarterback for the Lumberjacks, Jurich earned fi rst-team Kodak All-America honors in 1977 -- the fi rst collegiate kicker to make the Kodak honor list -- and also received All-America acclaim from The Sporting News. He is the only kicker in Big Sky Conference his-tory to be named the league’s offensive player of the year (1977).

A 10th-round NFL draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steel-ers, Jurich later played with the Minnesota Vikings before a brief coaching stint at the University of Min-nesota.

He and his wife, Terrilynn, a former Miss Wyoming, have four children: sons Mark -- associate athletic di-rector of development at UofL who is married to wife Lainey with sons Jay Ryan and Thomas Jack -- and Brian; and twin daughters, Haley and Lacey, who are both currently students at UofL.

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The University of Louisville has undergone a dramatic transforma-tion under the leadership of its 17th president, Dr. James Ramsey. Ramsey has worked aggressively to move the university toward its goal of becoming a “pre-mier, nationally recognized, metropolitan research insti-

tution,” as mandated by Ken-tucky’s Postsecondary Education Reform Act. Since he became president in 2002, UofL has made great strides in fi ve strategic areas:

• Educational quality • Extramural research • Campus diversity • Community partnerships • Accountability Since 2002, the quality of UofL’s freshman class has improved each year, with the average ACT score of incoming freshmen climbing to 24.7 in 2011 from 23.2 in 2002. The university’s graduation rate has increased nearly 60 percent and the number of doc-toral degrees awarded has more than doubled since 2002. University of Louisville students are claiming a much larger share of the nation’s most prestigious ac-ademic honors. In 2009, UofL graduate Monica Marks from Rush, Ky., became the school’s fourth Rhodes Scholar and its fi rst female to win the prestigious award. In both 2010 and 2011, fourteen UofL students secured coveted Fulbright scholarships, placing UofL among the nation’s top 20 Fulbright producing institu-tions each year. Since 2003, 68 UofL students have received Fulbright awards, more than all other Ken-tucky schools combined. Those outstanding students study overseas and many return to the state to live and work. Ramsey also has created a university culture focused on research and innovation that seeks to improve the quality of life for people in Kentucky and beyond. The approach already has led to major mile-stones in healthcare, business and the environment. In 2012, UofL’s research funding is more than double what it was a decade ago and the university has be-come one of America’s fastest growing research uni-versities in National Institutes of Health funding. Ramsey also has set the tone for encouraging diversity on campus. UofL has reached or made sub-stantial progress on all eight of its goals set in the Ken-tucky Plan for Equal Opportunities and the Belknap Campus has changed from a “commuter school” to a residential campus. More than 5,000 UofL students live on campus or in university-affi liated housing com-pared with 2,300 when Ramsey became president. The university’s ties with its community have never been stronger. Not only has UofL been a major player in the award-winning Partnership for a Green City with Jefferson County Public Schools and Lou-

isville Metro government, it has launched a Signature Partnership Initiative to improve education, health care, social services and economic opportunity in west Louisville, an area of the city that’s been left behind. UofL has earned the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching’s highest rating in the area of community engagement. UofL is one of only 119 schools nationwide and three schools in Kentucky to earn the designation in two areas, curricular en-gagement and outreach and partnerships. The school is also reaching out to men and women in the armed services, signing education, training and research agreements with Fort Knox and the Kentucky National Guard. Under Ramsey’s direction, UofL is enjoying record-breaking fundraising efforts, raising more than $140 million per year to help offset a continuing series of state budget cuts. The campus is currently in the midst of an aggressive one billion dollar fundraising campaign called “Charting Our Course: A Campaign for Kentucky’s Premier Metropolitan Research Univer-sity.” A strong commitment to serving the community and state is nothing new for Ramsey. Before assum-ing UofL’s top post, he served as senior policy adviser and state budget director for Kentucky and senior pro-fessor of economics and public policy at UofL. He has served as vice chancellor for fi nance and administra-tion at both the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Western Kentucky University. He has been associate dean, assistant dean and director of public administration in the College of Business Administra-tion at Loyola University and research associate for the University of Kentucky’s Center for Public Affairs. He has served on the faculties of UNC – Cha-pel Hill, WKU, UK, Loyola and Middle Tennessee State University. Dr. Ramsey is a tenured professor of

economics. A frequent national speaker and writer on economic issues in the public sector, Ramsey has re-ceived a number of honors and awards including the Boy Scouts of America Silver Beaver Award in 2012, Greater Louisville Inc.’s Silver Fleur-De-Lis Award in 2011, Louisville Advertising Federation’s Louisvil-lian of the Year Award in 2010, Western Kentucky University Distinguish Alumni Hall of Fame in 2010, Louisville Defender Outstanding Community Service Award in 2010, Business First Business Leader of the Year in 2007, University of Kentucky College of Busi-ness and Economics Alumni Hall of Fame in 2004, the Governor’s Association’s Outstanding Public Service Award in 2001, Kentucky’s Distinguished Economist of the Year in 1999 and the Fern Creek High School Hall of Fame in 1998. A Kentucky native, he holds a bachelor’s de-gree in business administration from Western Ken-tucky University and master’s and doctoral degrees in economics from UK. Sharing his love for public service is his wife, Jane Ramsey, who is involved in a host of commu-nity activities and organizations. She heads an effort to beautify UofL’s Belknap Campus and revitalize its surrounding south Louisville neighborhood. The Ramseys’ two daughters attended UofL. Jenny, the oldest, holds a nursing degree, while Jacque has a degree in marketing as well as an MBA.

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What is the Master Cards Program?The Master Cards group has been an integral part in the success of the golf pro-gram at the University of Louisville. This group has a passion for U of L, for golf, and most importantly, the student-athletes. Our success on the golf course, in the classroom, and as a team is directly impacted by this group of boosters.

The Master Cards group consists of people who have a heart for the University of Louisville and the game of golf. Members are treated to a day on the links with the Cardinal men’s golf team held at the Cardinal Club and the annual John Dromo golf outing held each August.

“We have a unique opportunity in our sport to involve our boosters with the young men of our program on the fi eld of play. Long after their playing days are fi nished here at U of L the people that have had an impact on them will remain. Our efforts to put our student athletes in the best possible position for success in the class-room, on the course and in life is directly impacted by these men who make up the Master Cards group.” — Head Coach Mark Crabtree

How do the Master Cards Assist the U of L Program?The Master Cards Members have impacted the golf program specifi cally in the following ways: The Tom Musselman Golf Center U of L’s Intercollegiate Tournament Sponsoring motivational speakers for the student-athletes Improving our tournament schedule Purchasing equipment for our training room Expanding our recruitment opportunities Purchasing golf related equipment

Greg BennettLarry BenzHal BomarJunior BridgemanBrook BrotzmanRandall J. BuffordMike BukoskyRon CogburnSteve FrankTerry HagermanCarl W. Heick IIIClarke JohnsonCraig JonesHarry and Nancy JonesSteve JonesJoe Lenahan IIIMark LobdellJohn Mason

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Tom Musselman, 1956-59Musselman was a four-time letterwinner for legendary head coach John

Dromo. During that span, the Cardinals posted an impressive 48-16 record in dual match competition.

Following graduation, Musselman captured numerous amateur golf titles and has served as the chairman of the Kentucky Junior Golf Foundation since 1975, promoting youth golf in the Commonwealth.

Along with numerous charitable endeavors, Musselman serves as the chair-man of the Jefferson County Metro Parks and its nine public golf courses.

Musselman remains active with the Cardinal golf community serving as the head of the Cardinal Club steering committee which opened in 2001.

A successful local businessman, Musselman is also a founding member of the Master Cards, a booster group developed solely for the advancement of the Cardinal men’s golf program.

Jim Ferriell, Jr., 1961-64 A 1964 graduate of U of L, Jim Ferriell, Jr., began his professional career immediately after graduation and, in almost four decades as a pro, he has accumu-lated many honors. Along with being a member of the U of L Athletic Hall of Fame, Ferriell was inducted into the Indiana Golf Association’s PGA Hall of Fame in 1995. Ferriell, Jr. began a relationship with Crooked Stick Golf Club in 1978 and has been a fi xture at the historic course for more than 20 years. As a professional, Ferriell, Jr., captured 28 championships and qualifi ed for 24 national and major championships including the U.S. Open, the PGA Champion-ship and the Senior PGA. Ferriell, Jr., and his wife Sherry reside in Indianapolis and have two daugh-ters, Katie and Jenny.

Ted Schulz, 1978-81A Louisville native, Schulz joined the PGA Tour in 1984, three years after

putting the fi nishing touches on a stellar four-year career at U of L. Over the next 18 years, Schulz played in 263 tournaments, including four Masters, three U.S. Opens, four PGA Championships and two Tour Championships.

On the PGA Tour, Schulz claimed three tournament wins (‘91 Los Angeles Open, ‘89 Southern Open and ‘89 Chrysler Open) and fi nished as high as sixth place in the 1992 Masters. He fi nished the 1989 season ranked 30th on the money list and his victory in the Los Angeles Open vaulted him to a career-best 29th-place on the list in 1991.

With 15 career top 10 fi nishes under his belt, Schulz ranks 414th on the all-time money list with earnings in excess of $1.6 million.

Schulz, the director of golf instruction at The Cardinal Club, still resides in the Louisville area with his wife, Diane and their three children.

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