AWARDS AND HONORS. Ben Hogan Award 1999 Steve Friesen (Top Golf Scholar-Athlete)

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1 HUSKERS.COM 25 ALL-TIME RESULTS Year Head Coach Conf. Reg. NCAA 1935 Dana X. Bible Dana X. Bible Ed Newkirk Ed Newkirk Ed Newkirk Ed Newkirk Ed Newkirk No Conference Tournament Held 1946 Bud Williamson Bud Williamson Bud Williamson Marvin Franklin Jr. T Marvin Franklin Jr Marvin Franklin Jr Ed Higgenbotham Bob Hamblet Bob Hamblet Jerry Bush Jerry Bush Jerry Bush Bill Smith Bill Smith Bill Smith Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Harry Good Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue T Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue T Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Larry Romjue Bill Spangler Bill Spangler Bill Spangler Bill Spangler Bill Spangler Bill Spangler 6 T Bill Spangler Bill Spangler Bill Spangler T Bill Spangler Bill Spangler AWARDS AND HONORS Ben Hogan Award 1999 Steve Friesen (Top Golf Scholar-Athlete) All-Americans (GCAA) 1998 Jamie Rogers, honorable mention 1999 Jamie Rogers, 2nd team Steve Friesen, honorable mention All-Big Steve Friesen, 1st team Josh Madden, 1st team 1998 Jamie Rogers, 1st team Steve Friesen, honorable mention 1999 Jamie Rogers, 1st team Steve Friesen, 1st team Scott Gutschewski, 1st team 2007 Brady Schnell, 1st team Academic All-American (GCAA) 1998 Steve Friesen Academic All-District (CoSIDA) 1997 Steve Friesen, District VII (Men s At-Large) 1998 Steve Friesen, District VII (Men s At-Large) 1999 Steve Friesen, District VII (Men s At-Large) 2001 Mike Vanier, District VII (Men s At-Large) Academic All-Big Fernando Candia, 1st team Steve Friesen, 1st team Mikkel Haug, 1st team Ben Spargo, 1st team Judd Brewer, honorable mention Trent Morrison, honorable mention Jacques Paiement, honorable mention 1998 Steve Friesen, 1st team Ryan Nietfeldt, 1st team 1999 Jamie Rogers, 1st team Steve Friesen, 1st team Scott Gutschewski, 1st team Josh Madden, honorable mention 2001 Mike Vanier, 1st team Rob Arthur, 2nd team 2002 Kevin Bryson, 1st team Andy McCabe, 1st team J.J. Sullivan, 2nd team 2003 J.J. Sullivan, 1st team Kevin Bryson, 2nd team 2004 Judd Cornell, 1st team J.J. Sullivan, 2nd team 2005 Kent Schreiner, 1st team 2006 Brady Schnell, 1st team 2007 Brady Schnell, 1st team Ty Capps, 1st team Ryan Lenahan, 1st team Drew Reynolds, 2nd team 2008 Trent Price, 1st team 2009 Trent Price, 1st team Chris Bruening, 2nd team Andrew Wyatt, 2nd team 2010 Mike Coatman, 1st team Andrew Wyatt, 1st team 2011 Andrew Wyatt, 1st team Brett Sundberg, 1st team Neil Dufford, 1st team Tyler Parsloe, 1st team Brett Nymeyer, 2nd team Academic All-Big Ten 2012 Neil Dufford Kevin Gillick Manuel Lavin Jordan Reinertson Josh Reinertson Austin Zimmerman Big Ten Distinguished Scholars 2012 Jordan Reinertson Josh Reinertson NEBRASKA MEN S AMATEUR CHAMPIONS Year Won Player Years at NU 1949 Donald Spomer Byron Adams Richard Spangler Jr William Mowbray Richard Spangler Jr Richard Spangler Jr Frank Rose Dan Bahensky Charles L. Borner Jr Charles L. Borner Jr Charles L. Borner Jr Tom Sieckmann Tom Sieckmann Mike Hughett Steve Statton Mark Maness Bill Henderson Mark Maness Larry Sock Frank Rose Mike Rack Larry Sock Mike Rack Craig Poet Larry Sock Steve Friesen Knox F. Jones Ryan Nietfeldt Year Won Player Years at NU 2006 Brady Schnell Brandon Crick Brandon Crick Two-time champion Brandon Crick played for the Huskers from 2008 to 2010.

2 26 NEBRASKA MEN S GOLF SENIOR WILLMAN LEADS HUSKERS IN The Nebraska men s golf team claimed one team title, while senior Scott Willman qualified for the 2012 NCAA Regionals in the Huskers first season in the Big Ten Conference. In Coach Bill Spangler s 11th season at the helm, Willman led a young Husker team that featured at least two underclassmen in every tournament lineup. Willman and sophomore Manuel Lavin anchored the NU lineup in every tournament during the campaign, while freshman Ross Dickson and junior Neil Dufford each appeared in all but one event. Junior Jordan Reinertson, who played in only one fall tournament, came on strong to compete in all seven spring tournaments, and his score counted in all 19 stroke play rounds. Newcomers Kevin Gillick and Ryan Grassel combined to compete in nine tournaments. Gillick, a junior, appeared in four tournaments during the fall, while Grassel, a sophomore, played in five spring tournaments. NU compiled a team stroke average in , often playing its best golf in the second round. The Huskers second-round scoring average was , while the first and third rounds were and , respectively. FALL SEASON The Huskers opened the campaign with their first team title in two seasons at the Fairway Club Invitational. Nebraska shot 894 as a team, edging Missouri State by eight strokes. Lavin led NU by firing a 1-under-par 215 over three rounds at ArborLinks en route to a runner-up individual finish. Dufford (T-7th) and Willman (T-10th) also notched top-10 finishes for the Huskers in the seasonopening tournament. The following week, the Huskers traveled to Alvamar Golf Club in Lawrence, Kan., for the Kansas Invitational. Nebraska did not break 300 in any of the three rounds and finished 12th at 919. Willman paced the Huskers, as he would on nine occasions during the season, with his tie-for-15th. Manuel Lavin appeared in every tournament for the Huskers in , earning a stroke average. His best finish was second place, which he achieved at the Fairway Club Invitational. Gillick played in his first tournament for NU as an individual and tied for 52nd. As the month shifted to October, the Huskers headed to another familiar tournament at the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate in Normal, Ill. The Big Red showed improvement in each successive round at the Weibring Golf Course, finishing 12th. Willman notched a 16th-place finish at 9-over-par 222. His final-round 70 was the best Husker score for the tournament. For their fourth tournament of the season, the Huskers traveled to a new destination at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. The course, which is home to the PGA Tour s WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, hosted the 17- team field. Willman shot a 2-under-par 214 to lead the Huskers to a 12th-place finish at 881. Lavin tied for 22nd at 217. At their final tournament of the fall season, the Huskers finished 12th at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate in Las Cruces, N.M. Willman tied for 14th, giving him top-20 finishes in every fall tournament. The senior s consistent play at NMSU Golf Course resulted in a 1-under-par 212 total, leading the Huskers, who shot 884. Dufford turned in the second-best Husker score at 225. SPRING SEASON The Huskers started the spring at the Big Ten Match Play Championship in Bradenton, Fla., in February. Nebraska, which was the No. 12 seed, tied No. 5 seed Michigan State, 3-3, in the first round at The Concession Golf Club. The Huskers, who got wins from Willman, Reinertson and newcomer Grassel, won the match over the Spartans via tiebreaker. In the quarterfinals, Nebraska fell to No. 4 seed Purdue, 5-1, with the lone victory by Lavin. In their final match of the tournament, the Huskers lost to No. 1 seed Illinois, 6-0. The Huskers traveled west for the next three tournaments, the first of which was the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate in Palm Desert, Calif. NU finished 21st in the loaded field, which included nine teams in the Golfweek/Sagarin top 50. Willman fired a 3-under-par 69 in the final round, which earned him a tie for 27th. He became the first-ever Husker men s golfer to earn Big Ten Player-of-the- Week accolades on Feb. 29. Two weeks later, the Huskers resumed their trip out west at the Jackrabbit Invitational in Primm, Nev. NU posted 876, breaking 300 in all three rounds for the first time all season. Willman earned his best finish of the season with his tie for fifth at 3-underpar 213. He earned Big Ten Player-of-the-Week honors for the second consecutive tournament. Lavin turned in a 17th-place finish while Reinertson and Dickson tied for 32nd and 37th, respectively. The trip out west concluded over spring break at the Denver Desert Shootout in Goodyear, Ariz. Nebraska broke 300 in all three rounds for a second Scott Willman finished his senior season with a stroke average. He led the Huskers in nine of 11 tournaments, earning four top-10 finishes and posting15 rounds better than par in the process. consecutive tournament and tied for 11th at 871. Willman fired three rounds under par en route to a tie for sixth at 7-under-par 209, which was his season best. Reinertson had the second-best Husker score of the tournament, tying for 48th. Nebraska headed back to the Midwest for the start of April and a two tournament stretch over seven days. The first was at the Mizzou Intercollegiate at The Club at Old Hawthorne in Columbia, Mo., where the Huskers finished eighth at 907. Willman posted his third consecutive top-10 finish, taking seventh place at 1-over-par 217. Dickson turned in his best finish of the season, tying for 31st at 227. A few days later, the Huskers traveled to Iowa City, Iowa for the Hawkeye Invitational. Nebraska posted 292 and 291 in the first and second rounds, but faded to a 306 in the final round, which led to a 10th-place finish. It was the third top-10 finish in four tournaments for the Huskers, marking the best stretch of the season. Willman s even-par 216 put him in a tie for 11th, to lead the Huskers for a ninth consecutive tournament. Reinertson posted the best finish of his career, tying for 28th at 5-over-par 221. The Huskers season ended at their first-ever appearance in the Big Ten Championship two weeks later in French Lick, Ind. Nebraska finished 12th with 1,251 strokes. Reinertson matched his best career finish by tying for 28th on the Pete Dye Course. Dickson turned in the second-best Husker score at 312, as he tied for 42nd. Lavin and Willman tied for 51st, while Grassel finished 58th. Following the regular season, Willman was selected to compete at the NCAA Norman Regional at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla. The senior tied for 40th, shooting 227 over three rounds. He finished six strokes behind the top individual, who was Alfred Kerstis of Arkansas-Little Rock. Willman finished the season with a team-leading stroke average and led the Huskers in nine of 11 tournaments.

3 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS HUSKERS.COM 27 Player Rds Strokes Avg. +/- Par +/- Per Rd. Low High L-54 H-54 Top Finish Scott Willman...37*... 2, T-5th (Jackrabbit) Manuel Lavin , nd (Fairway) Ross Dickson , T-31st (Mizzou) Neil Dufford , T-7th (Fairway) Jordan Reinertson , T-28th (Twice) Ryan Grassel , T-55th (Jackrabbit) Kevin Gillick T-52nd (Kansas) Austin Zimmerman T-39th (Fairway) Josh Reinertson th (Fairway) Individual Totals , nd (Fairway) Lineup Team Totals 34 10, st (Fairway) Top-5 Finishes (2) Willman 1, Lavin 1. Top-10 Finishes (6) Willman 4, Lavin 1, Dufford 1. Top-20 Finishes (11) Willman 9, Lavin 2, Dufford 1. Rounds In The 60s (6) Willman 4, Lavin 1, Jordan Reinertson 1. Subpar Rounds (21) Willman 15, Lavin 3, Jordan Reinertson 2, Dufford 1. Even-Par Rounds (11) Lavin 5, Dufford 2, Willman 2, Jordan Reinertson 1, Dickson 1. Rounds Counting Toward Team Scoring ( ) Willman (34-34), Lavin (28-34), Dickson (28-31), Dufford (20-30), Jordan Reinertson (19-19), Gillick (7-9), Zimmerman (3-6), Grassel (3-7). Individual rounds (15) Grassel 6, Gillick 3, Jordan Reinertson 3, Josh Reinertson 3. Match Play Records (4-14-0) Willman 1-2-0, Lavin 1-2-0, Jordan Reinertson 1-2-0, Grassel 1-2-0, Dufford 0-3-0, Dickson Average Score Per Round 1st Round: (11), 2nd Round: (11), 3rd Round: (11). * - Competed at NCAA Norman Regional as an individual FALL Date Tournament Location Course Team Score Team Finish Top Finisher Sept Fairway Club Invitational Nebraska City, Neb. ArborLinks GC 894 (+30) 1st/12 Lavin, 2nd (215) Sept Kansas Invitational Lawrence, Kan. Alvamar GC 919 (+55) 12th/12 Willman, T-15th (222) Oct. 1-2 D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate Normal, Ill. Weibring GC (Par 71) 913 (+61) 12th/15 Willman, 16th (222) Oct Firestone Invitational Akron, Ohio Firestone CC 881 (+17) 12th/17 Willman, T-12th (214) Oct Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M. NMSU GC (Par 71) 884 (+32) 12th/14 Willman, T-14th (212) SPRING Date Tournament Location Course Team Score Team Finish Top Finisher Feb Big Ten Match Play Bradenton, Fla. The Concession GC No Team Score Four tied at Feb Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Palm Desert, Calif. Classic Club 910 (+46) 21st/24 Willman, T-27th (217) March Jackrabbit Invitational Primm, Nev. Primm Valley GC 876 (+12) 6th/15 Willman, T-5th (213) March Denver Desert Shootout Goodyear, Ariz. Palm Valley GC 871 (+7) T-11th/15 Willman, T-6th (209) April 9-10 Mizzou Intercollegiate Columbia, Mo. The Club at Old Hawthorne 907 (+43) 8th/15 Willman, 7th (217) April Hawkeye Invitational Iowa City, Iowa Finkbine GC 889 (+25) 10th/11 Willman, T-11th (216) April Big Ten Championship French Lick, Ind. Pete Dye GC 1,251 (+99) 12th/12 Jordan Reinertson, T-28th (308) Nebraska Men s Golf Team (L to R): Scott Willman, Manuel Lavin, Josh Reinertson, Ross Dickson, Kevin Gillick, Neil Dufford, Austin Zimmerman, Jordan Reinertson.

4 28 NEBRASKA MEN S GOLF SCHOOL RECORDS Individual Records Low Round 64 Brady Schnell ( ) First round, March 20, 2006 Ron Moore Invitational, Goodyear, Ariz. Low 54-Hole Score 203 Brady Schnell ( ) Ron Moore Invitational, Goodyear, Ariz. Low Conference Championship Round 68 Four times (1973-twice, 1980, 2006) 1. Rick Schultz (1973, First round)^ 2. Steve King (1973, Third round)^ 3. Knox Jones (1980, Second round)^ 4. Brady Schnell (2006, First round)* Low 54-Hole Conference Championship Score 210 Jamie Rogers (1999)* Low 72-Hole Conference Championship Score 292 Andrew Wyatt (2010)* Best Conference Championship Finish T-2nd Jamie Rogers (1999)* Low NCAA Regional Round 65 Jamie Rogers (1998) Second round, May 15, 1998 Low NCAA Regional Score 207 Jamie Rogers (1998) Best NCAA Regional Finish T-2nd Jamie Rogers (1998) Low NCAA Championship Round 69 Steve Friesen (1998) First round, May 27, 1998 Low NCAA Championship Score 288 Steve Friesen (1998) Low Round By Class Senior 65 Andrew Wyatt and Mike Coatman Junior 64 Brady Schnell Sophomore 65 Brady Schnell Freshman 66 Thomas Bethel, Mike Vanier and Josh Madden 54 Holes By Class Senior 206 Brandon Crick and Brady Schnell Junior 203 Brady Schnell Sophomore 208 Brady Schnell and Seth Porter Freshman 211 Kolton Lapa Scoring Avg. By Class Senior Jamie Rogers Junior Brady Schnell Sophomore Josh Madden Freshman Andrew Wyatt Scoring Avg. Season Top Jamie Rogers ( ) 2. Brandon Crick ( ) 3. Steve Friesen ( ) 4. Brady Schnell ( ) 5. Brady Schnell ( ) 6. Jamie Rogers ( ) T-7. Scott Gutschewski ( ) T-7. Scott Willman ( ) 9. Drew Reynolds ( ) 10. Judd Cornell ( ) Steve Friesen (above) holds the record for low NCAA Championship round with a 69, and the low NCAA Championship score with 288. He set both records in Brady Schnell (below) holds the record for low round (64) and low 54-hole score (203), while sharing the record for low conference championship round (68). Best NCAA Championship Finish T-12th Jamie Rogers (1999) Low Season Stroke Average Jamie Rogers (1999) Single-Season Wins 3 Jamie Rogers ( ) Career Wins 5 Jamie Rogers ( ) Scoring Avg. Career Top Jamie Rogers Brandon Crick Brady Schnell Steve Friesen Andrew Wyatt Scott Willman Josh Madden Scott Gutschewski Judd Cornell Mike Coatman Most Rounds Played Season: 42 - Jamie Rogers Career: Drew Reynolds # - indicates Big Ten Championship * - indicates Big 12 Championship ^ - indicates Big Eight Championship ALL-TIME HUSKERS ON THE PGA TOUR Steve Gotsche ( , 2000) Scott Gutschewski (2005, 07, 09, 11) Jeff Klein (2003) Mark Maness (1988) Mike Schuchart (1990, 93) Tom Sieckmann (1982, 85-94, 97, 99)

5 SCHOOL RECORDS Team Records Low Round and Final round, Sept. 29, 1999 Ram Collegiate, Fort Collins, Colo. 2. Final round, March 15, 2011 Jackrabbit Invitational, Primm, Nev. Low 54-Hole Score and Ram Collegiate, Fort Collins, Colo. ( ) 2. Ron Moore Invite, Goodyear, Ariz. ( ) Low Conference Championship Round * Second round, April 26, 1999 Low 54-Hole Conference Championship Score * Low 72-Hole Conference Championship Score 1, * Best Conference Championship Finish 2nd 1999* Low Season Stroke Average Single-Season Wins Team Stroke Avg. Top : : : : : : : : : : # - indicates Big Ten Championship * - indicates Big 12 Championship ^ - indicates Big Eight Championship HUSKERS.COM 29 Andrew Wyatt (above) holds the record for low 72-hole conference championship score (292) and shares a pair of other records. The team (below) won the 2010 Mizzou Intercollegiate. That team also holds the record for 72-hole conference championship score (1,184). Low NCAA Regional Round Second round, May 15, 1998 Low NCAA Regional Score Best NCAA Regional Finish 3rd 1999 Low NCAA Championship Round First round, May 27, 1998 Low NCAA Championship Score (minimum of four rounds played) 1, Best NCAA Championship Finish 14th 1999 NEBRASKA MEN S GOLF COACHES Ed Newkirk Bud Williamson Dana X. Bible Marvin Franklin Jr Ed Higgenbotham 1952 Bob Hamblet Jerry Bush Bill Smith Harry Good Larry Romjue Bill Spangler 2002-present

6 30 NEBRASKA MEN S GOLF ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS LIST ADAMS, Byron , 42 AITKEN, Philip M... A 1922, 23 ALLACHER, Scott , 86 ANDERSON, Gary , 73 ANDERSON, Richard ARTHUR, Rob , 01 ATEN, Jonathan BAHENSKY, Dan , 74 BENNETT, Bryan BETHEL, Tom BISHOP, Tyler... B 2005 BORNER, JR. Charles L , 67, 68 BORZYCH, Justin , 02 BROWN, Joe BRUENING, Chris , 07, 08, 09 BRUENING, Steve C , 84 BRUNZELL, Scott F , 71, 72 BRYSON, Kevin , 01, 02, 03 BUTTERFIELD, John , 56, 57 CAPPS, Ty , 07 C CARDER, Vic , 79 CHRISTENSEN, Warren , 57 COATMAN, Mike , 09, 10, 11 COOLEY, Ryan CORNELL, Judd , 04, 05, 06 CRICK, Brandon , 10 DENNE, John D DICKSON, Ross DINNEBIER, John , 87, 88, 89 DONACHIE, Dave DUBISAR, Brad , 92, 93, 94 DUBISAR, Chad , 92, 93, 94 DUFFORD, Neil , 11, 12 ENCELL, Bill... EF 1962 EPSTEIN, Robert ESHLEMAN, Eric , 90 FRIESEN, Steve , 97, 98, 99 FULKERSON, Thomas , 59, 60 GERSTNER, Kurt , 90 GIFFORD, Joe , 51, 52 GILLICK, Kevin... G 2012 GLOE, Lance , 71 GOTSCHE, Steve , 82, 83 GRACE, Tom GRASSEL, Ryan GUNLICKS, William L , 63, 64 GUTSCHEWSKI, Scott , 98, 99 HARTWIG, Chris , 02, 03, 04 HAUG, Mikkel HEMMER, Bill HENDERSON, Bill , 80 HENKELMANN, Carl... H 1922, 23, 24 HILSABECK, Frank H HOPPER, Travis , 91, 92, 93 HOSKINS, Doug , 83 HOWERTER, Scott , 84, 85 HUGHES, Kenny HUGHETT, Bryan , 84, 85 HUGHETT, Mike HUMBLES, Blake , 02 HYLAND, Jack , 42 IMIG, Walter K.... IJ 1965 JENSEN, Charles A JENSEN, Nelson , 56 JOHANSSON, Henrik , 95 JONES, Knox F , 79, 80, 81 JULIAN, Jim , 78, 79, 80 K L KING, Steve , 73, 74, 75 KISSLER, Fredric T KLEIN, Jeff , 80 KORBA, Bob KRUGER, Todd , 94 LAU, Robert B , 67, 68 LAUER, Richard T , 54, 55 LAVIN, Manuel , 12 LENAHAN, Ryan , 05, 06, 07 LEY, Mike , 69 LINDAHL, Brad MACK, Steve , 82 MADDEN, Josh , 97, 98, 99 MANESS, Mark , 81, 82, 83 MARSHALL, Jamie MASON, Larry , 69 MAYER, Herbert , 56 MCCABE, Andy , 01, 02 MCCONAHAY, David... M 1960, 61 MCCUISTION, Michael K , 58, 59 MCENTIRE, Gordon , 37, 38 MESSICK, Bill MEYER, Bob , 73, 75 MOORE, Jack , 55, 56 MOORE, Jerry MORRISON, Trent , 95, 96, 97 MORTENSEN, Kerm MOWBRAY, William , 39, 40 MOYER, Craig , 75, 76, 77 MULLIN, Rob , 88 MULLINS, Dennis , 59, 60 NANNEN, Derek... N 1993 NELSON, Steven R NEWTON, Don NIETFELDT, Ryan , 96, 98, 99 NOLTE, Ned NYMEYER, Brett , 11 OVERGAARD, Jerry , 61, 62 PAIEMENT, Jacques , 95, 96, 97 PALMER, Harold PARSLOE, Tyler , 09, 10 PATEL, Himesh... OP 2000 PAULEY, David A PESAVENTO, Tony PETERSON, Ervin , 52, 53 PETERSON, Jason R , 91 PILLEN, Mark , 06, 08, 09 POET, Craig , 91, 92, 93 PORTER, Seth , 2000, 01, 03 PRICE, Trent , 07, 08, 09 RACK, Mike , 87, 88, 89 RAFFERTY, Jeff , 91, 92 READY, George , 25 REED, Ralph , 36, 37 REINERTSON, Jordan , 11, 12 REINERTSON, Josh REITER, Steve G... R 1992, 93, 94, 95 REYNOLDS, Drew , 05, 06, 07 REYNOLDS, Rick , 78, 79 ROGERS, Jamie , 98, 99 ROMJUE, Edwin ROMJUE, Larry C , 59, 60 ROPER, Louis ROSE, Frank , 69, 70 ROUDEBUSH, James , 71 RYDER, Del , 48, 49 RUMFIELD, Jon SAFFER, Robert G , 65 SALTER, George SCANLON, Mike , 86 SCHMIDT, Larry SCHNELL, Brady , 05, 06, 07 SCHRAG, Stanley R SCHREINER, Frank SCHREINER, Kent , 05 SCHUCHART, Mike , 82, 83, 85 SCHULTZ, Rick R , 72, 73 SCHWARTZKOPF, Sam SIECKMANN, Jim , 86, 87, 88 SIECKMANN, Tom... S 1974 SLATTERY, Eugene SMITH, Doug , 76, 77, 78 SMITH, Marty , 01 SMITH, Peter , 98 SOCK, Larry SOCK, Randy , 80 SPANGLER, Bill , 85 SPANGLER, JR. Richard L , 51, 52 SPOMER, Donald , 48, 49 STATTON, Steve , 77, 78, 79 STIENEKE, Gary , 75 STROH, Donald , 47, 48, 49 SUKUP, Fred , 63 SULLIVAN, J.J , 02, 03, 04 SUNDBERG, Brett , 09, 10, 11 SWEETMAN, Chuck E , 67, 68 TABER, Edward T TATE, Curt L , 85 TEEL, Gary , 74 THAYER, Ron... TV 1987 THOMSEN, Thomas B , 64, 65 THORSON, Todd , 76 TOLEN, Thomas A , 54 TROY, Jim , 01, 02, 03 TROY, Mike , 90 VANIER, Mike , 01 VETTE, Fred , 25 WAITE, Don WALTEMATH, Donald , 59 WALTER, Charles , 70 WAUGH, Craig... WZ 1970, 71 WEIDMAN, Jack , 42 WEST, Nick , 67, 68 WHITTEN, John , 24 WILLIAMSON, Bud , 62 WILLMAN, Scott , 10, 11, 12 WYATT, Andrew , 09, 10, 11 ZIMMERMAN, Austin , 10, 11, 12 ZUSPANN, Gene

7 CONFERENCE / POSTSEASON HISTORY 2012 Big Ten Championship Results The Pete Dye Course at the French Lick Resort, French Lick, Ind., April Rk. Team Total 1. Illinois = 1,175 (+23) 2. Indiana = 1,178 (+26) 3. Northwestern = 1,186 (+34) 4. Michigan St = 1,192 (+40) 5. Purdue = 1,202 (+50) 6. Iowa = 1,203 (+51) Rk. Team Total 7. Minnesota = 1,215 (+63) 8. Penn State = 1,216 (+64) 9. Ohio State = 1,220 (+68) 10. Michigan = 1,241 (+89) 11. Wisconsin = 1,249 (+97) 12. Nebraska = 1,251 (+99) Conference Championship Results Since 1958 Year Champion NU Finish Individual Champion Big Eight Conference Championship Oklahoma State (878)...8th (983)... Abe Justice (Oklahoma State, 213) Oklahoma State (899)...6th (963)... Jim Wright (Oklahoma State, 219) Oklahoma State (879)...6th (956)... Jim Wright (Oklahoma State, 212) Oklahoma State (865)...8th (949)... Bob Smith (Oklahoma, 213) Oklahoma State (844)...8th (942)... Dick Cannon (Oklahoma State, 200) Oklahoma State (849)...7th (911)... George Hixon (Oklahoma State, 209) Oklahoma State (845)...8th (947)... George Hixon (Oklahoma State, 207) Oklahoma State (900)...6th (974)...Bob Dickson (Oklahoma State, 218) Oklahoma State (854)...5th (903)... Hale Irwin (Colorado, 208) Oklahoma State (592/36 holes)...4th (626)...Hale Irwin (Colorado, 146); Grier Jones (Oklahoma State, 146) Colorado (857)...3rd (881)...Grier Jones (Okahoma State, 210) Oklahoma State (866)...8th (917)... Skip Graham (Oklahoma State, 214) Oklahoma State (886)...3rd (921)...Mike Holder (Oklahoma State, 219) Oklahoma State (865)...4th (917)...Danny Edwards (Oklahoma State, 216) Oklahoma State (864)...8th (939)...Danny Edwards (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (847)...2nd (869)...Don Bliss (Oklahoma State, 209) Oklahoma State (886)...T-3rd (904)...Jaime Gonzalez (Oklahoma State, 219) Oklahoma State (876)...6th (941)...Tom Jones (Oklahoma State, 217) Oklahoma State (878)...6th (963)... Lindy Miller (Oklahoma State, 217) Oklahoma State (895)...5th (946)... Lindy Miller (Oklahoma State, 220) Oklahoma State (858)...2nd (907)... Lindy Miller (Oklahoma State, 212) Oklahoma State (888)...T-3rd (919)...Bob Tway (Oklahoma State, 215) Oklahoma State (868)...5th (903)... Rafael Alarcon (Oklahoma State, 213) Oklahoma State (857)...3rd (878)...Terry Kahl (Colorado, 211) Oklahoma State (870)...3rd (908)... Willie Wood (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (888)...4th (917)... Andrew Magee (Oklahoma State, 216) Missouri (903)...7th (966)...Scott Verplank (Oklahoma State, 220) Oklahoma State (869)...3rd (892)... Grant Waite (Oklahoma State, 212) Oklahoma State (866)...5th (943)... Brian Watts (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (837)...4th (892)...Michael Bradley (Oklahoma State, 206) Oklahoma State (865)...5th (926)... E.J. Pfister (Oklahoma State, 213) Oklahoma State (875)...4th (927)... Kevin Wentworth (Oklahoma State, 210) Oklahoma State (849)...6th (914)... Kevin Wentworth (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (889)...5th (955)...Matt Gogel (Kansas, 219) Oklahoma (866)...7th (922)... Alan Bratton (Oklahoma, 210) Oklahoma State (888)...6th (931)... Bobby Kalinowski (Colorado, 214) Oklahoma State (883)...5th (923)... Bobby Kalinowski (Colorado, 217) Oklahoma State (858)...7th (916)...Three tied (211) Oklahoma State (895)...3rd (905)...Kris Cox (Oklahoma State, 217) Big 12 Conference Championship Oklahoma State (882)...6th (908)...Leif Westerberg (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (898)...9th (942)... Hunter Haas (Oklahoma, 218) Kansas (857)...2nd (859)...David Gossett (Texas, 209) Oklahoma State (851)...12th (927)...Charles Howell III (Oklahoma State, 200) Baylor (894)...12th (956)... Worth Williams (Baylor, 215) Texas (850)...12th (909)... Anders Hultman (Oklahoma State, 203) Texas (894)...11th (945)...Hunter Mahan (Oklahoma State, 208) Texas (864)...12th (926)...Jason Hartwick (Texas, 204) Oklahoma State (868)...12th (931)... Anthony Kim (Oklahoma, 208) Oklahoma (858)...6th (887)...Matthew Rosenfeld (Texas, 210) Oklahoma State (866)...6th (909)... Pablo Martin (Oklahoma State, 211) Oklahoma State (1,141/72 holes)...11th (1,225)...Rickie Fowler (Oklahoma State, 279) Oklahoma State (1,149)...11th (1,206)...Morgan Hoffmann (Oklahoma State, 276) Oklahoma State (1,133)...T-7th (1,184)... Chris Ward (Texas Tech, 279) Oklahoma State (1,139)...8th (1,194)...Morgan Hoffmann (Oklahoma State, 280) Big Ten Conference Championship Illinois (1,175)...12th (1,251)... Luke Guthrie (Illinois, 283) Big Ten Championship Records Team Lowest Final Score (54 Holes) Ohio State, 2004 ( ) Lowest Final Score (72 Holes)...1,122...Minnesota, 2003 ( ) Lowest Round Michigan State, 2005 (2nd) Individual Lowest Final Score (54 Holes) Kevin Hall, Ohio State, 2004; Jeff Overton, Indiana, 2005 Lowest Final Score (72 Holes) Joey Sindelar, Ohio State, 1981 ( ) Lowest Round Four times HUSKERS.COM 31 Jordan Reinertson led the Huskers at the 2012 Big Ten Championship, tying for 28th. He shot 308 over four rounds at the Pete Dye Course at French Lick. Big Ten Conference Information NCAA Championship Participation Team Appearances Best Finish Ohio State 45 1st (1945, 1979) Minnesota 28 1st (2002) Purdue 26 1st (1961) Northwestern 24 2nd (1939, 1945) Michigan 22 1st (1934, 1935) Illinois 19 4th (1941) Indiana 16 6th (1974) Michigan State 16 5th (1944) Iowa 14 7th (1939, 1946) Wisconsin 13 6th (1951) Penn State 12 15th (2004) Nebraska 4 14th (1999) NCAA Champions Coach Score 1934 Michigan Thomas Trueblood MP 1935 Michigan Thomas Trueblood MP 1945 Ohio State Robert Kepler Purdue Sam Voinoff Ohio State James Brown 1, Minnesota Brad James 1,134 Individual Champions Score J.W. Fischer, Michigan MP (1932) Charles Kocsis, Michigan MP (1936) Louis Lick, Minnesota MP (1944) John Lorms, Ohio State MP (1945) Dave Barclay, Michigan MP (1947) Fred Wampler, Purdue MP (1950) Tom Nieporte, Ohio State MP (1951) Joe Campbell, Purdue MP (1955) Rick Jones, Ohio State MP (1956) Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State MP (1961) Clark Burroughs, Ohio State 285 (1985) James McLean, Minnesota 271 (1998) Luke Donald, Northwestern 284 (1999) Scott Langley, Illinois 206 (2010) Thomas Pieters, Illinois 208 (2012) MP - Match Play