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1 www.kentstatesports.com Kent State MEN’S GOLF 2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP A fter celebrating the third regional title in school history last weekend Kent State turns its focus to the 113th edition of the Men’s Golf NCAA Championship held this week at The Honors Course in Chattanooga, Tenn. The Golden Flashes, which recorded a program-best sixth-place finish at the 2008 NCAA Finals, are making their 14th Championship appearance and 11th in the past 20 years. CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT The 30 teams with compete head-to-head in 54-holes of stroke play over three days starting on Tuesday, June 1. After the three rounds are complete, an individual medalist will be crowned and the top eight teams will advanced to a single elimination match-play bracket with 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5. Teams will be seeded in order of their stroke play finish. Match-play quarterfinals start on Friday, June 4 with the semifinals on June 5 and championship match on June 6. Live scoring is available on www.golfstat.com. PARTICIPATING TEAMS Of the 30-teams in the 2010 NCAA Championship, Kent State is one of 22 that has qualified in two of the past three years. The Golden Flashes are seeded 16th. KSU LINE-UP Brett Cairns, Isaac Charette, John Hahn, Mackenzie Hughes and Kevin Miller. The Golden Flashes will carry the same line-up that tied for first at the East Regional and also walked away with a 22-stroke victory at the MAC Championship. Juniors John Hahn and Brett Cairns were also in the line- up for Kent State during the 2008 NCAA Championship run. An All-American last season, Hahn finished tied for eighth at the East Regional for his second straight top 10 regional showing. He leads the team with a 72.1 scoring average and nine top 20 finishes this season. Hahn’s 72.4 career average is the second lowest in school history behind only current PGA pro Ben Curtis. In 2008 the two-time MAC Golfer of the Year tied for 33rd with a 305 (83-71-73-78). Cairns was named the MAC Golfer of the Year this season after posting two wins and a 72.2 scoring average. In addition to his two victories, the Courtland, Ontario product recorded six top 10 finishes and had 19 rounds of par or better. With three straight rounds of 70, he finished tied for 21st with an even par 210 at The Course at Yale last weekend. Earlier this spring in the second round of the Aggie Invitational, he shot a 62 (-10) which is tied for the lowest round in the nation this season. He is ranked No 74 in the latest Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings. Cairns tied for 43rd in 2008 with a 307 (78-75-80-74). Sophomore Mackenzie Hughes is third on the team with a 72.9 scoring average. He has put together 17 rounds of par or better and five top 10 finishes including medalist honors at the Fireline Towson Intercollegiate. He tied for 24th at the East Regional with a one-over 211 (71-68-72). Making the Golden Flashes’ biggest impact last weekend was freshman Kevin Miller. Miller had the best showing of his career tying for fourth place to lead the team. The 2010 MAC Freshman of the Year carded a four-under 206 (67-68-71) including a chip-in birdie on KSU’s final hole of the tournament that gave the Golden Flashes a share of the regional title. In eight spring events he has recorded a 73.4 scoring average. Another freshman, Isaac Charette rounds out the line-up. Charette has played in 22 rounds covering seven events this season. Todd Vatter, Asst. Dir. of Athletic Communications Men’s Golf Contact E-mail: [email protected] Work: (330) 672-8467 Cell: (330) 329-5248 Fax: (330) 672-2112 2009-10 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date Tournament Finish/Top Individual Sept. 12-13 Maryland Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Cambridge, Md./River Marsh Golf Club Brett Cairns, t-5th Sept. 27-28 PING / Golfweek Preview 11th of 15 Bremerton, Wash./Gold Mountain Club Mackenzie Hughes, t-12th Oct. 4-5 Windon Memorial Classic 3rd of 15 Glencoe, Ill./Skokie CC Brett Cairns, t-1st Oct. 16-18 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges 12th of 15 Jonesborough, Tenn./The Ridges Golf and CC John Hahn, t-11th Oct. 26-27 David Toms Intercollegiate t-2nd of 14 Baton Rouge, La./Country Club of Louisiana John Hahn, 3rd Nov. 23-24 Western Refining All-American Classic No team score El Paso, Tex./El Paso Country Club John Hahn, 8th Feb. 21-23 Puerto Rico Classic 9th of 15 Rio Grande, P.R./Rio Mar River Course Hahn/Miller, t-23rd Mar. 14-15 General Hackler 9th of 12 Murrells Inlet, S.C./TPC of Mrytle Beach Brett Cairns, t-12th Mar. 27-28 Fireline Towson Invitational 2nd of 19 Grasonville, Md./Prospect Bay Country Club Mackenzie Hughes, 1st Apr. 3-4 Administaff ASU Invitational 11th of 18 Augusta, Ga./Forest Hills Golf Club John Hahn, t-24th Apr. 10-11 Kepler Intercollegiate 5th of 11 Columbus, Ohio/Scarlet Course Mackenzie Hughes, t-7th Apr. 17-18 Aggie Invitational 10th of 12 Bryan, Tex./Traditions Club Brett Cairns, t-8th Apr. 30-May 2 MAC Championship 1st of 9 Nashport, Ohio./Lonaberger Golf Course Cairns/Hahn, t-1st May 20-22 NCAA East Regional t-1st of 14 New Haven, Conn./The Course at Yale Kevin Miller, t-4th June 2-5 NCAA Championship Chattanooga, Tenn./The Honors Course 2009-10 ROSTER Name Class Hometown/High School Stéphane Boudreau Fr. Dieppe, New Brunswick (Dieppe) Brett Cairns Jr. Courtland, Ontario (Holy Trinity) Isaac Charette Fr. Hudson, Ohio (Hudson) John Furlong Jr. Medina, Ohio (Medina) John Hahn Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Hudson H.S. [Ohio]) Mackenzie Hughes So. Dundas, Ontario (Highland Secondary) Kevin Miller Fr. Dover, Ohio (Sugarcreek Garaway) J.P. Paiement Jr. Des Ruisseaux, Quebec (Polyvalente St. Joseph) Nathan Tarter Fr. Mogadore, Ohio (Mogadore) Head Coach: Herb Page (32nd year, Kent State ‘74) Associate Head Coach: Rob Wakeling (2nd year, Kent State ‘94) Bold golfers are playing this week KENT STATE NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2008 2009 • 2010 KENT STATE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES 1954 • 1977 • 1984 • 1990 • 1992 • 1993 1994 • 1995 • 1998 • 2000 • 2001 • 2004 • 2008 • 2010 THE FIELD 1. Oregon 2. Stanford 3. Oklahoma State 4. Washington 5. Texas 6. Texas Tech 7. Texas A&M 8. USC 9. Augusta State 10. Florida State 11. Clemson 12. UCLA 13. Florida 14. Georgia Tech 15. UNLV 16. Kent State 17. TCU 18. San Diego 19. California 20. Arizona State 21. Oregon State 22. North Florida 23. Duke 24. Tennessee 25. Penn State 26. Virginia 27. Illinois 28. LSU 29. Baylor 30. Ga. Southern

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Page 1: Kent State MEN’S GOLF 2010 NCAA ChAMpiONShip · 2010-05-28 · bracket with 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5. Teams will be seeded in order of their stroke play finish. Match-play

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Kent State MEN’S GOLF

2010 NCAA ChAMpiONShip

A fter celebrating the third regional title in school history last weekend Kent State turns its focus to the 113th edition of the Men’s Golf NCAA Championship held this week at The Honors Course in Chattanooga, Tenn. The Golden Flashes, which

recorded a program-best sixth-place finish at the 2008 NCAA Finals, are making their 14th Championship appearance and 11th in the past 20 years.

ChAMpiONShip FOrMAtThe 30 teams with compete head-to-head in 54-holes of stroke play over three days

starting on Tuesday, June 1. After the three rounds are complete, an individual medalist will be crowned and the top eight teams will advanced to a single elimination match-play bracket with 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5. Teams will be seeded in order of their stroke play finish. Match-play quarterfinals start on Friday, June 4 with the semifinals on June 5 and championship match on June 6. Live scoring is available on www.golfstat.com.

pArtiCipAtiNG tEAMSOf the 30-teams in the 2010 NCAA Championship, Kent State

is one of 22 that has qualified in two of the past three years. The Golden Flashes are seeded 16th.

KSU LiNE-UpBrett Cairns, Isaac Charette, John Hahn, Mackenzie Hughes

and Kevin Miller. The Golden Flashes will carry the same line-up that tied for first

at the East Regional and also walked away with a 22-stroke victory at the MAC Championship.

Juniors John Hahn and Brett Cairns were also in the line-up for Kent State during the 2008 NCAA Championship run. An All-American last season, Hahn finished tied for eighth at the East Regional for his second straight top 10 regional showing. He leads the team with a 72.1 scoring average and nine top 20 finishes this season. Hahn’s 72.4 career average is the second lowest in school history behind only current PGA pro Ben Curtis. In 2008 the two-time MAC Golfer of the Year tied for 33rd with a 305 (83-71-73-78).

Cairns was named the MAC Golfer of the Year this season after posting two wins and a 72.2 scoring average. In addition to his two victories, the Courtland, Ontario product recorded six top 10 finishes and had 19 rounds of par or better. With three straight rounds of 70, he finished tied for 21st with an even par 210 at The Course at Yale last weekend. Earlier this spring in the second round of the Aggie Invitational, he shot a 62 (-10) which is tied for the lowest round in the nation this season. He is ranked No 74 in the latest Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings. Cairns tied for 43rd in 2008 with a 307 (78-75-80-74).

Sophomore Mackenzie Hughes is third on the team with a 72.9 scoring average. He has put together 17 rounds of par or better and five top 10 finishes including medalist honors at the Fireline Towson Intercollegiate. He tied for 24th at the East Regional with a one-over 211 (71-68-72).

Making the Golden Flashes’ biggest impact last weekend was freshman Kevin Miller. Miller had the best showing of his career tying for fourth place to lead the team. The 2010 MAC Freshman of the Year carded a four-under 206 (67-68-71) including a chip-in birdie on KSU’s final hole of the tournament that gave the Golden Flashes a share of the regional title. In eight spring events he has recorded a 73.4 scoring average.

Another freshman, Isaac Charette rounds out the line-up. Charette has played in 22 rounds covering seven events this season.

Todd Vatter, Asst. Dir. of Athletic CommunicationsMen’s Golf Contact

E-mail: [email protected]: (330) 672-8467

Cell: (330) 329-5248Fax: (330) 672-2112

2009-10 SChEdULE & rESULtSDate Tournament Finish/Top IndividualSept. 12-13 Maryland Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Cambridge, Md./River Marsh Golf Club Brett Cairns, t-5th

Sept. 27-28 PING / Golfweek Preview 11th of 15 Bremerton, Wash./Gold Mountain Club Mackenzie Hughes, t-12th

Oct. 4-5 Windon Memorial Classic 3rd of 15 Glencoe, Ill./Skokie CC Brett Cairns, t-1st

Oct. 16-18 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges 12th of 15 Jonesborough, Tenn./The Ridges Golf and CC John Hahn, t-11th

Oct. 26-27 David Toms Intercollegiate t-2nd of 14 Baton Rouge, La./Country Club of Louisiana John Hahn, 3rd

Nov. 23-24 Western Refining All-American Classic No team score El Paso, Tex./El Paso Country Club John Hahn, 8th

Feb. 21-23 Puerto Rico Classic 9th of 15 Rio Grande, P.R./Rio Mar River Course Hahn/Miller, t-23rd

Mar. 14-15 General Hackler 9th of 12 Murrells Inlet, S.C./TPC of Mrytle Beach Brett Cairns, t-12th

Mar. 27-28 Fireline Towson Invitational 2nd of 19 Grasonville, Md./Prospect Bay Country Club Mackenzie Hughes, 1st

Apr. 3-4 Administaff ASU Invitational 11th of 18 Augusta, Ga./Forest Hills Golf Club John Hahn, t-24th

Apr. 10-11 Kepler Intercollegiate 5th of 11 Columbus, Ohio/Scarlet Course Mackenzie Hughes, t-7th

Apr. 17-18 Aggie Invitational 10th of 12 Bryan, Tex./Traditions Club Brett Cairns, t-8th

Apr. 30-May 2 MAC Championship 1st of 9 Nashport, Ohio./Lonaberger Golf Course Cairns/Hahn, t-1st

May 20-22 NCAA East Regional t-1st of 14 New Haven, Conn./The Course at Yale Kevin Miller, t-4th

June 2-5 NCAA Championship Chattanooga, Tenn./The Honors Course

2009-10 rOStErName Class Hometown/High SchoolStéphane Boudreau Fr. Dieppe, New Brunswick (Dieppe)Brett Cairns Jr. Courtland, Ontario (Holy Trinity)Isaac Charette Fr. Hudson, Ohio (Hudson)John Furlong Jr. Medina, Ohio (Medina)John Hahn Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Hudson H.S. [Ohio])Mackenzie Hughes So. Dundas, Ontario (Highland Secondary)Kevin Miller Fr. Dover, Ohio (Sugarcreek Garaway)J.P. Paiement Jr. Des Ruisseaux, Quebec (Polyvalente St. Joseph)Nathan Tarter Fr. Mogadore, Ohio (Mogadore)

Head Coach: Herb Page (32nd year, Kent State ‘74)Associate Head Coach: Rob Wakeling (2nd year, Kent State ‘94)

Bold golfers are playing this week

Kent State nCaa ReGIOnaL aPPeaRanCeS1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 19971998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2008

2009 • 2010

Kent State nCaa CHaMPIOnSHIP aPPeaRanCeS1954 • 1977 • 1984 • 1990 • 1992 • 1993

1994 • 1995 • 1998 • 2000 • 2001 • 2004 • 2008 • 2010

thE FiELd1. Oregon 2. Stanford3. Oklahoma State4. Washington5. Texas6. Texas Tech7. Texas A&M8. USC9. Augusta State10. Florida State11. Clemson12. UCLA 13. Florida 14. Georgia Tech15. UNLV 16. Kent State17. TCU18. San Diego19. California20. Arizona State21. Oregon State22. North Florida23. Duke24. Tennessee25. Penn State26. Virginia27. Illinois28. LSU29. Baylor30. Ga. Southern

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NCAA ChAMpiONShip NOtESthE COUrSE

Nestled at the foot of the White Oak Mountains The Honors Course is a Pete Dye Design that will feature a par 72, 7,395-yard layout for the NCAA Championship. The last time The Honors hosted in 1996, Arizona State won the team title while and Tiger Woods of Stanford claimed medalist honors despite shooting an 80 in the final round.

Junior John Hahn is familiar with the course. The summer before his freshman season at Kent State, Hahn participated in the 2007 Canon Cup, a AJGA all-star event that put East vs. West (divided by the Mississippi River) up against each other in a team match play format.

KENt StAtE NCAA ChAMpiONShip hiStOry

The 2010 season marks the 23rd time Kent State has qualified for NCAA play. The Golden Flashes are making their 14th appearance at the NCAA Championship and second in the last three years.

In their last visit in 2008, David Markle and current juniors Brett Cairns and John Hahn led the team to a program-best sixth-place finish at Purdue University’s Kampen Course. With a 1204 team score over 72-holes, Kent State placed just 10 strokes back of national champion UCLA. Now a pro on the Canadian Tour, Markle tied for ninth on his way to earning All-American honors.

Current PGA Tour member Ben Curtis and Nationwide Tour member Jon Mills, along with Danny Sahl, Brian Miller and Jonah Karzmer, led the Kent State program to a ninth-place finish at the 2000 Championship held at Grand National Lake Course in Opelika, Okla. Sahl tied for 24th with a four-under 284 to pace the team.

The Golden Flashes finished 13th at the 1994 Championship held at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney, Tex. behind the play of All-American Eric Frishette and current Ohio State head coach Donnie Darr, who each tied for 25th overall at even-par 288. Also representing KSU were current Nationwide tour members Brian DeCorso and Kevin Kraft along with Boo Blackman.

Mills owns the top individual finish for Kent State shooting a six-under 282 and placing sixth in 2001 at the Duke University Golf Club after tying for 30th with Curtis in 2000.

In 1990, Brian Bridges won the Ben Hogan Award and tied for 17th after shooting a two-over 290 at Innisbrook Resort in Tarpon Springs, Fla.

thE FOrECASt (FrOM wEAthEr.COM)

Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a stray thunderstorm. Highs in the upper 80s.

Wednesday: A few thunderstorms possible. Highs in the mid 80s.

Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms possible. Highs in the mid 80s.

Friday: Partly cloudy, chance of a thunderstorm. Highs in the mid 80s.

Saturday: Partly cloudy, chance of a thunderstorm. Highs in the mid 80s.

Sunday: Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s.

wiNNiNG StrEAK StiLL ALivEWith a tie for first at the NCAA East Regional and the

MAC Championship title the event before, the Golden Flashes have won their last two tournaments. Kent State is one of only three teams in the NCAA Championship field with a current two tournament winning streak.

Washington won the West Regional also claimed the Pac-10 title in its previous tournament. Oklahoma State meanwhile won the Southeast Regional and the Big 12 tournament.

In fact of the seven teams that won or tied for a regional title this year there are only three conferences represented (Mid-American, Big 12 and Pac 10).

2010 NCAA ReGIONAL WINNeRS east Regional:Kent State (Mid-American)Texas (Big 12)South Central Regional:Texas Tech (Big 12)Central Regional:Stanford (Pac 10)Southeast Regional:Oklahoma State (Big 12)Southwest Regional:Oregon (Pac 10)West Regional:Washington (Pac 10)

CAirNS OwNS NAtiON’S LOwESt rOUNdIn the second round of the Aggie Invitational hosted

by Texas A&M at the Traditions Course April 17 & 18 Kent State junior Brett Cairns fired a school-record 10-under 62.

Cairns’ 62 helped vault him to an eighth place finish in the nationally ranked field and stands tied for the lowest round in the nation this season.

Following two straight pars to start the round, he would birdie six of his next seven holes with only a bogey on No. 16 in between. At five-under thru 10 holes, Cairns knocked his second shot, three-wood from 247-yards out, on the par-five third to within about four-feet of the pin. The ensuing putt pushed him to seven-under before two more birdies on Nos. 6 and 7 had him down to nine-under and on pace to match Ryan Yip’s KSU record of 63 set in the first round of the 2005 Mid-American Conference Championship. But Cairns was not in the mood for sharing as he tapped in his ninth birdie of the round on his final hole, the par five tenth.

KSU 54-hOLE rECOrd GOES dOwN At NCAA EASt rEGiONAL

Not only did Kent State tie for the third regional title in school history last weekend, the Golden Flashes also put together the lowest 54-hole team score in school history. With an 835 (277-278-280) over three rounds the 2009-10 squad bested the 836 shot by the 1999-2000 team at the Taylor Made Red River Classic.

FOUrth yOUNGESt tEAM iN thE FiELdWith two juniors, one sophomore and two freshmen,

Kent State’s quintet makes up the fourth youngest line-up in the NCAA Championship field.

YOuNGeST LINe-upS IN THe 2010 NCAA CHAMpIONSHIp

1. UCLA 2 Sophomores 3 Freshmen2. USC 1 Junior 1 Sophomore 3 Freshmen3. Cal 2 Juniors 3 Freshmen4. Kent State 2 Juniors 1 Sophomore 2 Freshmen5. Baylor 2 Juniors 2 Sophomore 1 Freshman

hAhN 2009 wEStErN AMAtEUr ChAMpJohn Hahn capped off his summer of 2009 by winning

the prestigious 107th Western Amateur. Held Aug. 3-8 at Conway Farms Golf Club in Lake Forest, Ill. this past year, Hahn became just the third Ohioian ever to win the event and joined an impressive honor roll of champions that includes Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Justin Leonard, Chirs DiMarco and Francis Ouimet. After shooting a two-over, 286 (74-72-67-73) in stroke play Hahn won a playoff with Adam Long of Duke just to advance to the 16-man match-play bracket. He then defeated stroke-play champion Chen-Tsung Pan 1-up in the first round of match-play, before dispatching Byeong-Hun An 5-and-3 in the quarterfinals. The semifinals had Hahn matched up against Bud Cauley of Alabama, who Hahn tied for third with at the 2009 NCAA Central Regional. Kent State’s shining star came through and never trailed in a 2-and-1 victory over the Crimson Tide All-American. In the final Hahn was exceptional as he posted a 3-and-2 win over Illinois’ Zach Barlow. He never trailed after the opening hole and took control by winning four holes in a row starting at No. 3. At the 16th, Hahn rolled his 25-foot birdie try to 2 1/2 feet and after Barlow missed his 12-foot birdie putt, Hahn tapped in for the victory.

ONE OF 32 pLAyErS tO COMpEtE iN thE ALL-AMEriCAN CLASSiC

In late November, Hahn was one of 32 players in the nation selected to play in the Western Refining All-American Classic. He shot a six-under 207 (67-72-68) to finish in eighth place at the tournament which consisted of all the returning All-Americans from 2008-09.

19 of the 32 playing in the field will be playing this week.

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NCAA ChAMpiONShip NOtESNCAA tOUrNAMENt rECOrdSiNdividUAL NCAA rECOrdS:

BeST INDIVIDuAL FINISH AT ReGIONALS: 1. First Jon Mills (71-66-65=202 [-11]) 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 2. Second Donnie Darr (68-76-68=212 [-4]) 1995 (Bentwater C.C., Montgomery, Texas) Second Donnie Darr (70-70-75=215 [-1]) 1993 (Scarlet Golf Course, Columbus, Ohio) Second Kevin Kraft (72-72-71=215 [-1]) 1993 (Scarlet Golf Course, Columbus, Ohio) 5. T-Third John Hahn (75-67-75=217 [+4]) 2009 (Galloway G. C., Galloway, N.J.) Third Bryan DeCorso (69-69-71=209 [-4]) 1994 (Oklahoma City C.C., Oklahoma City, Okla.) BeST INDIVIDuAL FINISH AT NATIONALS: 1. Sixth Jon Mills (71-73-67-71=282 [-6]) 2001 (Duke University Golf Club, Durham, N.C.) 2. T-Ninth David Markle (70-76-76-75=297 [+9]) 2008 (Purdue Kampen Course, West Lafayette, Ind.) 3. 17th Brian Bridges (70-74-72-74=290 [+2]) 1990 (Innisbrook Resort, Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 4. T-23rd David Ludlow (78-75-73-77=303) [+15]) 2008 (Purdue Kampen Course, West Lafayette, Ind.) 5. 24th Danny Sahl (73-71-69-71=284 [-4]) 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.)LOWeST SINGLe-ROuND SCORe AT ReGIONALS: 1. 65 (-6) third round Jon Mills 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 2. 66 (-5) second round Jon Mills 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 3. 67 (-3) third round John Hahn 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 67 (-3) first round Kevin Miller 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 67 (-4) second round John Hahn 2009 (Galloway G. C., Galloway, N.J.) 67 (-4) third round Ben Curtis 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 67 (-5) first round Jon Mills 2001 (Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, Okla.)LOWeST SINGLe-ROuND SCORe AT NATIONALS: 1. 65 (-7) third round Donnie Darr 1994 (Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas) 2. 67 (-5) third round Jon Mills 2001 (Duke University Golf Club, Durham, N.C.) 3. 69 (-3) third round Danny Sahl 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 69 (-3) second round Jon Mills 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 69 (-3) third round Ben Curtis 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.)LOWeST THRee-ROuND SCORe AT ReGIONALS: 1. 202 (-11) Jon Mills 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 2. 206 (-4) Kevin Miller 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 3. 208 (-2) John Hahn 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 4. 209 (-7) Bryan DeCorso 1994 (Oklahoma City C.C., Oklahoma City, Okla.) 5. 210 (e) Brett Cairns 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.)LOWeST FOuR-ROuND SCORe AT NATIONALS: 1. 282 (-6) Jon Mills 2001 (Duke University Golf Club, Durham, N.C.) 2. 284 (-4) Danny Sahl 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 3. 285 (-3) Jon Mills 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 285 (-3) Ben Curtis 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 5. 288 (E) Donnie Darr 1994 (Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas) 288 (E) Eric Frishette 1994 (Stonebridge C.C., McKinney, Texas)

LOWeST SINGLe-ROuND SCORe AT NATIONALS: 1. 279 (-9) third round 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 2. 283 (-5) third round 1994 (Stonebridge Country Club, McKinney, Texas) 283 (-5) second round 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 4. 288 (E) first round 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 288 (+8) second round 2004 (The Cascades at The Homestead, Hot Springs, Va.)LOWeST THRee-ROuND SCORe AT ReGIONALS: 1. 835 (-5) 277-278-280 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 2. 849 (-3) 291-285-273 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 3. 858 (+6) 287-283-288 1994 (Oklahoma City C.C., Oklahoma City, Okla.) 4. 863 (-1) 283-292-288 1995 (Bentwater Country Club, Montgomery, Texas) 5. 868 (+15) 287-297-284 1998 (Oak Hills Country Club, San Antonio, Texas)LOWeST FOuR-ROuND SCORe AT NATIONALS: 1. 1,141 (-11) 288-283-279-291 2000 (Grand National Lakes Course, Opelika, Ala.) 2. 1,160 (+8) 292-289-283-296 1994 (Stonebridge Country Club, McKinney, Texas) 3. 1,196 (+44) 296-299-295-306 1990 (Innisbrook Golf Resort, Tarpan Springs, Fla.)

tEAM NCAA rECOrdS:BeST TeAM FINISH AT ReGIONALS: 1. T-First (277-278-280=835 [-5]) 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) First (289-296-298=883 [+19]) 2001 (Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, Okla.) First (294-288-288=870 [+6]) 1993 (Scarlet Golf Course, Columbus, Ohio) 4. Second (291-285-273=849 [-3]) 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 5. Third (283-292-288=863 [-1]) 1995 (Bentwater Country Club, Montgomery, Texas)BeST TeAM FINISH AT NATIONALS: 1. Sixth (301-297-302-304=1,204 [+52]) 2008 (Purdue Kampen Course, West Lafayette, Ind.) 2. Ninth (288-283-279-291=1,141 [-11]) 2000 (Grand National Lake Course, Opelika, Ala.) 3. 13th (292-289-283-296=1,160 [+8]) 1994 (Stonebridge Country Club, McKinney, Texas) 4. 18th (296-299-295-306=1,196 [+42]) 1990 (Innisbrook Golf Resort, Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 5. 24th (289-294=583 [+7]) 1998 (UNM Championship Course, Albuquerque, N.M.) 24th (294-288-299=881 [+19]) 2004 (The Cascades at The Homestead, Hot Springs, Va.)LOWeST SINGLe-ROuND SCORe AT ReGIONALS: 1. 273 (-11) third round 2000 (Victoria Country Club, Victoria, Texas) 2. 277 (-3) first round 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 3. 278 (-2) second round 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 4. 280 (e) third round 2010 (The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn.) 5. 283 (-5) first round 1995 (Bentwater Country Club, Montgomery, Texas) 283 (-1) second round 1994 (Oklahoma City C.C., Oklahoma City, Okla.)

NCAA ChAMpiONShip FiNiShES Year Location Course Team Finish (Score) KSU Top Individual (Place)2010 Chattanooga, Tenn. The Honors Course 2008 West Lafayette, Ind. Kampen Course 6th (1204) David Markle (T-9th)2004 Hot Springs, Va. Homestead Resort Cascades 24th (881) Ryan Yip and Peter Laws (MC)2001 Durham, N.C. Duke University G.C. 30th (620) Jon Mills (6th)2000 Opelika, Okla. Grand National Lakes 9th (1,141) Danny Sahl (T-24th)1998 Albuquerque, N.M. UNM Championship Course 24th (583) Ben Curtis and Jon Mills (MC)1995 Columbus, Ohio Scarlet Course 26th (603) Todd Lancaster (MC)1994 McKinney, Tex. Stonebridge CC 13th (1,160) Donnie Darr, Eric Frishette (T-25th)1993 Lexington, Ky. Championship G.C. 27th (616) Rob Wakeling (MC)1992 Albuquerque, N.M. UNM Championship Course 25th (592) Eric Frishette and Kevin Kraft (MC)1990 Tarpon Springs, Fla. Innisbrook Resort t-18th (1,196) Brian Bridges (17th)1984 Houston Tex. Bear Creek Golf World 24th (889) Karl Zoller (MC)1977 Hamilton, N.Y Colgate University 23rd (637) Steve Saal (MC)1954 Houston, Tex. 18th (629)

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CAReeR WINS 1. Eric Frishette 7 1990-94 2. Karl Zoeller 5 1981-85 3. Jon Mills 4 1997-2001 4. John Hahn 3 2007-pres. Donnie Darr 3 1992-96 David Morland 3 1987-91 Brian Bridges 3 1987-91 Ryan Yip 3 2002-06 9. Brett Cairns 2 2007-pres. Ben Curtis 2 1996-2000 Bryan DeCorso 2 1992-95 Kevin Kraft 2 1990-94 Brian Tisdelle 2 1989-92 Chuck Crawford 2 1984-88 Mark Wise 2 1981-85 Tommy Wiegand 2 2004-08

CAReeR TOp-10 FINISHeS 1. Ben Curtis 28 1996-2000 Eric Frishette 28 1990-94 3. Jon Mills 24 1997-2001 4. Brian Bridges 23 1987-91 5. Karl Zoeller 21 1981-85 6. John Hahn 19 2007-pres. 7. Donnie Darr 17 1992-96 8. David Morland 16 1987-91 Chuck Crawford 16 1984-88 10. Ryan Yip 15 2002-06 Todd Lancaster 15 1994-98

CAReeR STROKe AVeRAGe (50 ROuND MINIMuM) 1. Ben Curtis 72.27 1996-2000 2. John Hahn 72.41 2007-present 3. Jon Mills 72.63 1997-2001 4. Brett Cairns 73.38 2007-present 5. Peter Laws 73.65 2001-05 6. Ryan Yip 73.76 2002-06 7. Mackenzie Hughes 73.99 2008-present 8. Eric Frishette 74.17 1990-94 9. David Markle 74.23 2005-08 10. Bryan DeCorso 74.27 1994-95

SeASON STROKe AVeRAGe 1. Ben Curtis 70.66 1999-2000 2. Jon Mills 71.68 1999-2000 3. Ben Curtis 71.74 1998-99 4. Jon Mills 71.86 2000-01 5. John Hahn 72.10 2009-10 6. John Hahn 72.11 2008-09 7. Brett Cairns 72.18 2009-10 8. Ben Curtis 72.59 1997-98 9. Ryan Yip 72.70 2004-05 10. Peter Laws 72.82 2004-05

LOWeST 18-HOLe SCOReS 1. Brett Cairns 62 2010 Aggie Invitational 2. Ryan Yip 63 2005 MAC Championship 3. Tommy Wiegand 64 2005 MAC Championship 4. John Hahn 65 2010 ASu Invitational Steve Lohmeyer 65 2003 Big Red Classic Jon Mills 65 2000 NCAA Central Regional Ben Curtis 65 2000 COMPAQ U.S. Collegiate Ben Curtis 65 2000 Taylor Made Red River Classic Danny Sahl 65 1999 MAC Championship Jon Mills 65 1999 MAC Championship Danny Sahl 65 1997 Wolverine Invitational Jon Mills 65 1998 Cobra Firestone Bryan DeCorso 65 1994 Augusta College Donnie Darr 65 1994 NCAA Championship Kevin Kraft 65 1994 MAC Championship

LOWeST 54-HOLe SCOReS 1. Ben Curtis 200 1999 Taylor Made Red River Classic 2. Jon Mills 202 2000 NCAA Central Regional 3. John Hahn 205 2008 Boilermaker Invitational Marc Bourgeois 205 2006 Mattaponi Springs Shootout Jon Mills 205 2000 Taylor Made Red River Classic 6. Kevin Miller 206 2010 NCAA east Regional John Hahn 206 2010 David Toms Intercollegiate John Hahn 206 2009 David Toms Intercollegiate Ben Curtis 206 1999 Savane All-American Classic 10. John Hahn 207 2009 All-American Classic John Hahn 207 2008 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Ben Curtis 207 2000 Dr. Pepper Invitational Jon Mills 207 1999 Cobra Collegiate

LOWeST 18-HOLe TeAM SCOReS 1. 2008-09 271 MAC Championship 2004-05 271 MAC Championship 2002-03 271 Big Red Classic 4. 2007-08 273 Boilermaker Invitational 1999-2000 273 NCAA Central Regional 6. 2009-10 275 Administaff ASu Invitational 2008-09 275 Administaff ASU Invitational 1999-2000 275 Taylor Made Red River Classic 9. 1997-98 276 Cobra Firestone 10. 2009-10 277 NCAA east Regional 2007-08 277 Windon Memorial

LOWeST 54-HOLe TeAM SCOReS 1. 2009-10 835 NCAA east Regional 2. 1999-2000 836 Taylor Made Red River Classic 3. 2007-08 842 Boilermaker Invitational 4. 2008-09 843 Administaff ASU Invitational 5. 2009-10 845 David Toms Intercollegiate 6. 2007-08 849 Windon Memorial 1999-2000 849 NCAA Central Regional 8. 1999-2000 852 Dr. Pepper Intercollegiate 1998-99 852 Cobra Collegiate 10. 2008-09 853 Towson Invitational 2004-05 853 Mattaponi Springs Shootout

eNTIRe TOuRNAMeNT IN THe 60SBrian Bridges 1991 John Hancock 69-69-69Ben Curtis 1999 Taylor Made Red River Classic 65-68-67Jon Mills 2000 Taylor Made Red River Classic 69-68-68

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SChOOL rECOrdSKENt StAtE tOp-10 LiSt (1982-83 tO prESENt)

KENt StAtE yEAr-By-yEAr (1988-89 tO prESENt)The NCAA began a regional playoff format in 1989 with a set number of teams advancing from three regions until 2008. In 2009 the field split into six regions with the top five

teams at each site advancing to the NCAA Championship. Kent State has earned a regional berth in 19 of the 22 years the regional system has been in place and in 11 of those trips, the Golden Flashes have moved on to the NCAA Championship. (Bold denotes NCAA Championship berths)

Year MAC Finish KSU Top Individual NCAA Regional Finish KSU Top Individual NCAA Championship Finish KSU Top Individual2010 1st (1,150) John Hahn, Brett Cairns (T-1st) T-1st (835) Kevin Miller (T-4th)2009 1st (1,136) John Hahn (1st) 8th (906) John Hahn (T-3rd) — —2008 2nd (1,172) John Hahn (3rd) T-8th (898) David Markle (T-17th) 6th (1,204) David Markle (T-9th)2007 3rd (1,147) Peter Ahn (3rd) — — — —2006 1st (1,153) Marc Bourgeois, Tommy Wiegand (T-1st) 20th (909) Tom Ballinger (T-63rd) — —2005 1st (1,119) Ryan Yip, Tommy Wiegand (T-1st) T-17th (880) Tommy Wiegand (T-43rd) — —2004 3rd (880) Marc Bourgeois (T-6th) 10th (910) Ryan Yip (7th) 24th (881) peter Laws, Ryan Yip (MC)2003 1st (1,174) Peter Laws, Steve Lohmeyer (T-3rd) T-17th (879) Joe Hurtuk (T-27th) — —2002 3rd (1,177) Steve Lohmeyer (6th) — — — — 2001 1st (1,142) Jon Mills (1st) 1st (883) Jon Mills (4th) 30th (620) Jon Mills (6th) 2000 1st (1,125) Ben Curtis (1st) 2nd (849) Jon Mills (1st) 9th (1,141) Danny Sahl (T-24th)1999 1st (1,439) Danny Sahl (1st) T-10th (897) Ben Curtis (T-20th) — —1998 1st (1,465) Danny Sahl (3rd) 10th (868) Ben Curtis (T-10th) 24th (583) Ben Curtis, Jon Mills (MC)1997 1st (1,139) Todd Lancaster (3rd) — Ben Curtis (T-75th) — —1996 T-2nd (1,133) Ben Curtis (T-3rd) 14th (892) Donnie Darr (T-19th) — —1995 1st (1,480) Bryan DeCorso (1st) 3rd (863) Donnie Darr (2nd) 26th (603) Todd Lancaster (MC)1994 1st (1,467) John Bernatovicz (1st) 4th (858) Bryan DeCorso (3rd) 13th (1,160) Donnie Darr, eric Frishette (T-25th)1993 1st (1,440) eric Frishette (1st) 1st (870) Donnie Darr, Kevin Kraft (T-2nd) T-27th (616) Rob Wakeling (MC)1992 1st (1,463) eric Frishette (T-3rd) 7th (895) Kevin Kraft (T-29th) T-25th (592) eric Frishette, Kevin Kraft (MC)1991 2nd (1,433) Dave Morland IV (1st) 12th (888) Brian Bridges, David Morland (T-25th) — —1990 2nd (1,523) Brian Bridges (2nd) 4th (893) Brian Bridges (T-4th) T-18th (1,196) Brian Bridges (T-17th)1989 2nd (1,488) Rob Moss (T-2nd) 12th (911) David Morland (T-25th) — —

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NCAA ChAMpiONShip NOtES9/12-13/2009 -- Maryland IntercollegiateRiver Marsh Course -- Cambridge, Md.par 71, 6766 yards -- 15 teams, 81 playersKent State 283 295 287 865 +13 5thBrett Cairns 69 73 70 212 -1 t-5thMackenzie Hughes 71 75 71 217 +4 t-14thJohn Hahn 75 72 72 219 +6 t-18thJ.P. Paiement 74 75 74 223 +10 t-35thJohn Furong 69 85 76 230 +17 65th

North Carolina 280 286 283 849 -3 1stVCU 284 275 291 850 -2 2ndNorth Carolina St. 286 280 292 858 +6 3rdVirginia 292 282 288 862 +10 4thKent State 283 295 287 865 +13 5thMaryland 290 289 296 875 +23 6thAkron 288 295 300 883 +31 7thOld Dominion 300 294 292 886 +34 8thTowson 298 299 290 887 +35 9thTexas St. 293 301 301 895 +43 10thEast Carolina 306 299 293 898 +46 11thXavier 298 295 306 899 +47 12thGeorgetown 300 301 301 902 +50 13thWilliam & Mary 298 305 302 905 +53 14thPennsylvania 300 315 312 927 +75 15th

9/27-28/2009 -- pING/Golfweek previewGold Mountain Golf Club -- Bremerton, Wash.par 72, 7152 yards -- 15 teams, 75 playersKent State 301 303 305 909 +45 11thMackenzie Hughes 76 72 74 222 +6 t-12thBrett Cairns 76 75 77 228 +12 t-36thJohn Hahn 76 79 77 232 +16 t-51stJ.P. Paiement 78 77 77 232 +16 t-51stIsaac Charette 73 82 85 240 +24 t-70th

Oklahoma State 290 287 285 862 -2 1stWashington 295 294 295 884 +20 2ndArizona State 300 293 296 889 +25 3rdN.C. State 297 301 295 893 +29 4thTexas A&M 302 300 293 895 +31 5thNew Mexico 304 297 295 896 +32 6thUSC 305 287 305 897 +33 7thTCU 305 304 294 903 +39 t-8thUNLV 309 289 305 903 +39 t-8thLSU 299 293 316 908 +44 10thKent State 301 303 305 909 +45 11thAlabama 305 295 311 911 +47 12thColorado State 305 300 308 913 +49 13thChattanooga 306 297 314 917 +53 14thIndiana 319 301 313 933 +69 15th

10/4-5/2009 -- Windon MemorialSkokie Country Club -- Glencoe, Ill.par 71, 7081 yards -- 15 teams, 81 playersKent State 297 295 284 876 +24 3rdBrett Cairns 74 71 69 214 +1 t-1stMackenzie Hughes 73 71 73 217 +4 t-5thJohn Hahn 75 77 67 219 +6 t-9thNathan Tarter 75 83 75 233 +20 t-65thKevin Miller 85 76 77 238 +25 t-76th

Illinois 297 285 286 868 +16 1stNorthwestern 299 291 284 874 +22 2ndKent State 297 295 284 876 +24 3rdEastern Michigan 296 292 294 882 +30 4thMichigan 293 292 303 888 +36 5thCoastal Carolina 305 291 294 890 +38 6thTennessee 299 299 293 891 +39 7thMinnesota 306 295 292 893 +41 t-8thPurdue 300 296 297 893 +41 t-8thIndiana 308 295 295 898 +46 10thUC Davis 310 297 294 901 +49 11thCalifornia 303 305 298 906 +54 12thTulsa 314 299 300 913 +61 13thOld Dominion 308 305 304 917 +65 14thNorthern Illinois 322 301 305 928 +76 15th

10/16-18/2009 -- Bank of TennesseeThe Ridges -- Jonesborough, Tenn.par 72, 7147 yards -- 15 teams, 81 playersKent State 297 287 302 886 +22 12thJohn Hahn 73 69 73 215 -1 t-11thBrett Cairns 73 71 76 220 +4 t-32ndMackenzie Hughes 75 71 74 220 +4 t-32ndNathan Tarter 77 76 79 232 +16 t-71stKevin Miller 76 77 82 235 +19 77th

Oregon State 286 281 294 861 -3 t-1stTennessee 286 281 294 861 -3 t-1stVirginia 290 282 291 863 -1 3rdVirginia Tech 290 287 289 866 +2 4thDuke 290 296 283 869 +5 5thEast Tenn. State 294 287 293 874 +10 6thWake Forest 290 290 295 875 +11 7thMissouri 287 289 300 876 +12 8thNorth Carolina 299 285 293 877 +13 9thN.C. State 297 297 288 882 +18 10thUNC Wilmington 290 293 302 885 +21 11thKent State 297 287 302 886 +22 12thAuburn 300 291 297 888 +24 13thCoastal Carolina 295 295 302 892 +28 14thUAB 306 305 301 912 +48 15th

10/26-27/2009 -- David Toms IntercollegiateCountry Club of Louisiana -- Baton Rouge, LApar 71, 6849 yards -- 14 teams, 75 playersKent State 283 278 284 845 -7 t-2ndJohn Hahn 70 68 68 206 -7 3rdMackenzie Hughes 68 66 74 208 -5 5thBrett Cairns 74 69 70 213 E t-19thIsaac Charette 71 75 74 220 +7 t-45thJ.P. Paiement 75 75 72 222 +9 t-54th

LSU 285 273 285 843 -9 1stKent State 283 278 284 845 -7 t-2ndNorth Florida 289 276 280 845 -7 t-2ndMississippi 286 280 283 849 -3 4thRice 285 287 279 851 -1 t-5thSE Louisiana 289 275 287 851 -1 t-5thPepperdine 285 281 288 854 +2 7thMississippi State 288 279 292 859 +7 8thAuburn 291 291 282 864 +12 9thLouisiana Tech 290 283 293 866 +14 9thUAB 286 289 297 872 +20 11thSouth Alabama 295 288 294 877 +25 12thNorthwestern 279 292 307 878 +26 13thLouisiana Lafayette 299 287 306 892 +40 14th

11/23-24/2009 -- Western Refining All-American Classicel paso C.C. -- el paso, Tex.par 71, 6842 yards -- 0 teams, 32 playersKent State John Hahn 67 72 68 207 -6 8th

2/21-23/2010 -- puerto Rico ClassicRio Mar River Course -- Rio Grande, p.R.par 72, 6902 yards -- 15 teams, 75 playersKent State 286 281 299 866 +2 9thJohn Hahn 71 70 73 214 -2 t-23rdKevin Miller 68 72 74 214 -2 t-23rdBrett Cairns 75 67 75 217 +1 t-32ndMackenzie Hughes 72 72 77 221 +5 t-49thNathan Tarter 79 73 77 229 +13 t-68th

Texas 277 269 276 822 -42 1stOklahoma State 275 279 274 828 -36 2ndClemson 281 278 284 843 -21 3rdNorthwestern 290 278 285 853 -11 4thGeorgia Tech 285 280 290 855 -9 5thGeorgia 286 278 292 856 -8 t-6thPurdue 286 282 288 856 -8 t-6thEast. Tenn. State 284 287 288 859 -5 8thKent State 286 281 299 866 +2 9thOklahoma 292 293 284 869 +5 10thAlabama 288 296 286 870 +6 11thVirginia Tech 290 300 282 872 +8 12thMichigan 293 288 295 876 +12 t-13thOhio State 291 289 296 876 +12 t-13thUNC Greensboro 294 298 289 881 +17 15th

3/14-15/2010 -- General HacklerTpC of Myrtle Beach -- Murrells Inlet, S.C.par 72, 6950 yards -- 12 teams, 72 playersKent State 312 302 309 923 +59 9thBrett Cairns 78 70 71 219 +3 t-7thMackenzie Hughes 74 79 79 232 +16 t-36thKevin Miller 79 78 78 235 +19 t-43rdJ.P. Paiement# 82 80 76 238 +22 t-50thIsaac Charette 83 75 81 239 +23 t-57thJohn Furlong 81 82 88 251 +35 t-69th

East Tenn. State 294 293 296 883 +19 1stCoastal Carolina 298 297 291 886 +22 2ndAugusta State 310 283 299 892 +28 3rdPepperdine 299 292 303 894 +30 4thWake Forest 296 298 301 895 +31 5thNorth Carolina St. 306 291 309 906 +42 6thUNC Wilmington 312 295 300 907 +43 7thDuke 309 297 302 908 +44 8thKent State 312 302 309 923 +59 9thLamar 305 303 317 925 +61 10thMinnesota 308 304 322 934 +70 12thKennesaw St. 315 304 322 941 +77 11th# Indicates individual player

2009-10 iNdividUAL StAtiStiCS Low Low Par/- # Finish Top Player Rounds Strokes 54-holes Round Rounds Evnts 5 10 20 W-L% AverageJohn Hahn 40 2884 206 65 16 13 2 5 9 .768 72.1 Brett Cairns 40 2887 210 62 19 13 3 6 7 .784 72.2Mackenzie Hughes 40 2916 208 66 17 13 4 5 7 .689 72.9Kevin Miller 31 2307 206 67 9 10 1 2 4 .538 74.4 J.P. Paiement 21 1587 216 71 3 7 - - 1 .471 75.6 Isaac Charette 22 1702 220 71 2 7 - - 1 .310 77.4 Nathan Tarter 15 1165 229 70 1 5 - - - .163 77.7 John Furlong 12 948 227 69 2 4 - - - .294 79.0 4-pLAYeR TeAM 40 11874 835 275 69 14 10 18 29 .600 296.9

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NCAA ChAMpiONShip NOtES/27-28/2010 -- Fireline Towson Invitationalprospect Bay Country Club -- Grasonville, Md.par 72, 6659 yards -- 19 teams, 96 playersKent State 288 295 289 872 +8 2ndMackenzie Hughes 73 74 66 213 -3 1stBrett Cairns 73 72 74 219 +3 t-6thKevin Miller 70 75 74 219 +3 t-6thJ.P. Paiement# 78 74 71 223 +7 t-14thIsaac Charette 72 76 76 224 +8 t-16thJohn Hahn 75 74 75 224 +8 t-16thJohn Furlong# 83 73 71 227 +11 t-23rdNathan Tarter# 86 84 70 240 +24 t-77th

UNC Greensboro 291 287 288 866 +2 1stKent State 288 295 289 872 +8 2ndCampbell 293 306 295 894 +30 3rdDelaware 310 296 294 900 +36 t-4thTowson 307 293 300 900 +36 t-4thLongwood 310 299 303 912 +48 6thColumbia 303 306 305 914 +50 t-7thRhode Island 308 297 309 914 +50 t-7thBoston College 319 304 304 927 +63 t-9thLoyola (Md.) 316 312 299 927 +63 t-9thDrexel 321 305 304 930 +66 11thGeorgetown 321 305 305 931 +67 t-12thWilliam & Mary 311 304 316 931 +67 t-12thCornell 307 314 314 935 +71 14thArmy 314 316 307 937 +73 15thSeton Hall 327 305 312 944 +80 16thLIU 319 315 322 956 +92 17thSiena 321 322 318 961 +97 18thMount St. Mary’s 323 327 325 975 +111 19th# Indicates individual player

4/3-4/2010 -- Administaff ASu InvitationalForest Hills Golf Club -- Augusta, Ga.par 72, 7231 yards -- 18 teams, 93 playersKent State 299 275 290 864 E 11thJohn Hahn 75 65 73 213 -3 t-24thBrett Cairns 74 69 73 216 E t-35thJ.P. Paiement 72 73 71 216 E t-35thMackenzie Hughes 78 71 73 222 +6 t-65thKevin Miller 79 70 75 224 +8 t-73rd

Augusta State 274 270 273 817 -47 1stSouth Carolina 286 266 281 833 -31 2ndDuke 287 276 280 843 -21 3rdClemson 277 283 285 845 -19 4thTennessee 280 279 287 846 -18 5thGeorgia Southern 285 278 288 851 -13 6thUNC Greensboro 286 278 288 852 -12 9thIllinois 290 281 282 853 -11 7thChattanooga 293 280 284 857 -7 8thAlabama 286 285 291 862 -2 10thKent State 299 275 290 864 e 11thVirginia Tech 296 283 286 865 +1 12thS.C. Aiken 289 282 299 870 +6 13thCoastal Carolina 290 293 289 872 +8 14thLamar 288 296 294 878 +14 15thHouston 298 290 294 882 +18 16thGeorgia State 308 284 292 884 +20 17thMinnesota 290 291 305 886 +22 18th

4/10-11/2010 -- Robert Kepler IntercollegiateScarlet Course -- Columbus, Ohiopar 71, 7451 yards -- 11 teams, 63 playersKent State 293 292 293 878 +26 5thMackenzie Hughes 73 73 70 216 +3 t-7thJohn Hahn 74 73 73 220 +7 t-15thKevin Miller 71 74 75 220 +7 t-15thBrett Cairns 75 72 75 222 +9 t-21stIsaac Charette# 72 81 80 233 +20 t-58thJ.P. Paiement 75 81 77 233 +20 t-58th

Eastern Michigan 287 288 286 861 +9 1stPenn State 286 289 288 863 +11 2ndNorthwestern 290 290 285 865 +13 3rdOklahoma 295 293 289 877 +25 4thKent State 293 292 293 878 +26 5thCharlotte 299 296 284 879 +27 6thOhio State 297 300 297 894 +42 7thWisconsin 294 305 299 898 +46 8thHouston 302 304 298 904 +52 t-9thNorth Texas 300 302 302 904 +52 t-9thXavier 306 304 298 908 +56 11th# Indicates individual player

4/17-18/2010 -- Aggie InvitationalTraditions Golf Club -- Bryan, Tex.par 72, 7146 yards -- 12 teams, 78 playersKent State 374 365 366 1105 +25 10thBrett Cairns 78 62 72 212 -4 t-8thKevin Miller 73 74 70 217 +1 t-26thJohn Hahn 74 78 70 222 +6 t-43rdMackenzie Hughes 76 75 80 231 +15 t-64thNathan Tarter 81 76 74 231 +15 t-64thJohn Furlong 73 81 86 240 +24 t-75th

Texas A&M 346 351 345 1042 -38 1stOklahoma State 355 357 351 1063 -17 2ndTexas Tech 354 359 354 1067 -13 3rdSan Diego State 356 362 369 1087 +7 4thTexas 359 368 365 1092 +12 5thTCU 375 363 356 1094 +14 6thBaylor 366 377 352 1095 +15 7thNew Mexico 364 369 363 1096 +16 8thSMU 366 374 360 1100 +20 9thKent State 374 365 366 1105 +25 10thColorado 376 368 366 1110 +30 11thTex.-San Antonio 377 377 379 1133 +53 12th

4/30-5/2/2010 -- MAC ChampionshipLongaberger Golf Club -- Nashport, Ohiopar 72, 7243 yards -- 9 teams, 45 playersKent State 296 282 282 290 1150 -2 1stBrett Cairns 75 67 70 73 285 -3 t-1stJohn Hahn 76 70 70 69 285 -3 t-1stMackenzie Hughes 72 72 70 72 286 -2 3rdKevin Miller 73 78 72 76 299 +11 t-13thIsaac Charette 78 73 77 79 307 +19 28th

Kent State 296 282 282 290 1150 -2 1stEastern Michigan 294 290 292 296 1172 +20 2ndAkron 306 302 295 293 1196 +44 3rdMiami 308 299 299 296 1202 +50 4thOhio 309 305 294 304 1212 +60 5thNorthern Illinois 311 313 291 298 1213 +61 6thToledo 311 310 297 301 1219 +67 7thBall State 310 306 306 300 1222 +70 8th Bowling Green 320 300 298 314 1232 +80 9th

5/20-22/2010 -- NCAA east RegionalThe Course at Yale -- New Haven, Conn.par 70, 6749 yards -- 14 teams, 75 playersKent State 277 278 280 835 -5 t-1stKevin Miller 67 68 71 206 -4 t-4thJohn Hahn 69 72 67 208 -2 t-8thBrett Cairns 70 70 70 210 E t-21stMackenzie Hughes 71 68 72 211 +1 t-24thIsaac Charette 86 73 80 239 +29 74th

Kent State 277 278 280 835 -5 t-1stTexas 274 281 280 835 -5 t-1stUCLA 282 281 273 836 -4 3rdPenn State 277 283 277 837 -3 4thVirginia 282 283 278 843 +3 5thCharlotte 285 281 278 844 +4 t-6thEast Tenn. State 278 288 278 844 +4 t-6thSouth Carolina 286 285 275 846 +6 8thAlabama 281 290 279 850 +10 9thUNC Wilmington 286 280 285 851 +11 10thSE Louisiana 288 285 283 856 +16 11thVanderbilt 285 283 290 858 +18 12thColumbia 289 297 294 880 +40 13thLafayette 307 297 296 900 +60 14th

2010 Mid-AMEriCAN CONFErENCE AwArdSMAC GOLFeR OF THe YeAR

Bret Cairns - Kent State

MAC FReSHMAN OF THe YeARKevin Miller - Kent State

MAC COACH OF THe YeARHerb page - Kent State

FIRST TeAM ALL-MACJohn Hahn - Kent StateBrett Cairns - Kent StateMackenzie Hughes - Kent StateCam Burke - Eastern MichiganMarty Jeppesen - Eastern MichiganNathan Sutherland - Miami

ACADeMIC ALL-MACJohn Hahn - Kent StateMackenzie Hughes - Kent StateBrad Larente, Eastern Michigan Ross Cosat, Ball State Jean-Hubert Trahan, Toledo

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hAhN’S CArEEr StAtiStiCS Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown FinishesYear Events Rounds W-L Pct. Strokes Avg. 18 Avg. 54 1st rd. Last rd. Best 18 Best 54 60s ≤Par vs. Par Wins Top 5 Top 102007-08 13 38 .781 2774 73.03 219.09 73.69 71.70 67 205 6 15 1.45 0 4 82008-09 13 38 .816 2740 72.10 216.33 72.31 73.31 66 207 9 20 0.55 2 4 62009-10 13 40 .768 2884 72.11 216.33 73.42 71.50 65 206 10 16 0.62 1 2 5TOTALS 39 116 .789 8398 72.41 217.23 73.14 72.17 65 205 25 51 0.87 3 10 19

CAirNS’ CArEEr StAtiStiCS Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown FinishesYear Events Rounds W-L Pct. Strokes Avg. 18 Avg. 54 1st rd. Last rd. Best 18 Best 54 60s ≤Par vs. Par Wins Top 5 Top 102007-08 14 41 .603 3044 74.24 222.72 74.68 73.00 67 211 6 11 2.71 0 2 32008-09 13 38 .697 2789 73.39 220.17 74.31 74.15 68 212 5 12 1.84 0 2 22009-10 13 40 .784 2887 72.18 216.54 74.50 72.92 62 210 7 19 0.62 2 3 6TOTALS 40 119 .711 8720 73.28 219.84 74.50 73.36 62 210 18 42 1.73 2 7 11

hUGhES’ CArEEr StAtiStiCS Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown FinishesYear Events Rounds W-L Pct. Strokes Avg. 18 Avg. 54 1st rd. Last rd. Best 18 Best 54 60s ≤Par vs. Par Wins Top 5 Top 102008-09 13 38 .519 2855 75.13 225.39 75.92 75.77 69 212 3 12 3.58 0 2 22009-10 13 40 .689 2916 72.90 218.70 73.42 73.58 66 208 4 17 1.35 1 4 5TOTALS 26 78 .604 5771 73.99 221.97 74.67 74.68 66 208 0 29 2.44 1 6 7

John

hAhNJr. • Las Vegas, Nev. • Hudson H.S. [Ohio]

• 2009 Honorable Mention All-American• 2009 Western Amateur Champion• MAC Golfer of the Year in 2008 and 2009• MAC Medalist in 2009 and Co-Medalist in 2010 with teammate Brett Cairns• One of 32 players to compete in the Western Refining All-American Classic in November

Shot a six-under 206 (67-72-68) to finish tied for eighth • Leads team with a 72.11 stroke average this season• Shot a career low 65 in the second round of the Administaff ASU Invitational• Ranked 97th in the country by Golfweek/Sagarin• Shot a final round 67 to finish tied for 8th at the NCAA East Regional• Has finished top 10 in the NCAA Regional each of the past two seasons • Named to the Hogan Award watch list at the start of the year

Brett

CAirNSJr. • Courtland, Ontario • Holy Trinity

• 2010 MAC Golfer of the Year• Was the co-medalist at the 2010 MAC Championship (-3, 285=75-67-70-73) and the

Fall 2009 Windon Memorial (+1, 214=74-71-69) • Shot the nation’s lowest round and a school record 62 (-10) in the second round of the

Aggie Invitational • Ranked 74 in the country by Golfweek/Sagarin• Leads the team with 19 rounds of par or better, including 12 this spring• Also has a team best .784 finish percentage• Second on the team with a 72.18 scoring average• Has six top 10 finishes in 13 events• Is the only Golden Flashes to have played every round (119) for Kent State the past three

years

Mackenzie

hUGhESSo. • Dundas, Ontario • Highland Secondary

• One of only two (Brett Cairns) golfers on the team to have all 40 rounds played count for KSU this season

• First Team All-MAC and Academic All-MAC selection• Leads the team with four top five finishes• Won the 2010 Fireline Towson Invitational for his first collegiate win. Shot a final round

66 to finish with a three-under 213 (73-74-66) • Tied for first on the team with a 73.42 first round average• Second on the team behind Cairns with 17 rounds of par or better • Wrapped up his 2009 summer by tying for third at the Canadian Men’s Amateur

Championship. Also had two runner-up finishes at the Canadian Junior and the Ontario Junior

• Was named the 2009 MAC Freshman of the Year last season• Has lowered his scoring average by more than two full strokes from 2008-09 to 2009-10

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MiLLEr’S CArEEr StAtiStiCS Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown FinishesYear Events Rounds W-L Pct. Strokes Avg. 18 Avg. 54 1st rd. Last rd. Best 18 Best 54 60s ≤Par vs. Par Wins Top 5 Top 102009-10 7 21 .310 1702 77.36 232.08 74.83 79.17 71 220 0 2 5.91 0 0 0TOTALS 7 21 .310 1702 77.36 232.08 74.83 79.17 71 220 0 2 5.91 0 0 0

MiLLEr’S CArEEr StAtiStiCS Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown FinishesYear Events Rounds W-L Pct. Strokes Avg. 18 Avg. 54 1st rd. Last rd. Best 18 Best 54 60s ≤Par vs. Par Wins Top 5 Top 102009-10 10 31 .538 2307 74.42 223.26 74.89 75.67 67 206 3 9 2.81 0 1 2TOTALS 10 31 .538 2307 74.42 223.26 74.89 75.67 67 206 3 9 2.81 0 1 2

Kevin

MiLLErFr. • Dover, Ohio • Sugarcreek Garaway

• 2010 MAC Freshman of the Year• Had a career best T-4th finish at the NCAA East Regional with a three-under 206 (67-

68-71). His 206 is the second lowest individual NCAA regional score in school history• The last guy on the course for KSU, he chipped-in for birdie on No. 18 to move KSU into

a tie for the East Regional title• Recorded a 73.36 scoring average and a .669 finish percentage in eight spring events• One of just 11 players ever to win back-to-back individual medalist honors at the Ohio

high school state tournament when he accomplished the feat as a junior and a senior

Isaac

ChArEttEFr. • Hudson, Ohio • Hudson

• Has played in seven events and 21 rounds this season for KSU• Produced eight counters• Shot a season low 54-hole total of 220 (71-74-75) at the David Toms Intercollegiate• Finished a season best T-16th at the Fireline Towson Invitational with an eight-over 224

(72-76-76)• Shot 73 or lower in the opening round of four of his seven events

Herb

pAGEHead Coach • 32nd Season • Kent State ‘72

• Head Coach at Kent State since 1978• Led the Kent State golf team to a program best sixth-place finish at the 2008 NCAA

Championship. Also finished ninth in 2000• Led the Golden Flashes to NCAA regional titles in 1993, 2001 and 2010• Guided KSU to its highest-ever national ranking in 1997 (seventh) • Has coached Kent State to 15 MAC titles and 20 trips to NCAA competition• Was selected as Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994,

1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009 and 2010; and shared the honor three other times

• Honored as NCAA District IV Coach of the Year in 1988, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2000 and 2001

• Was a member of Kent State’s 1972 Mid-American Conference championship football team where he was a teammate of NFL Hall of Famer Jack Lambert

• Recipient of the 2008 GCAA Labron Harris Award• Inducted into Northern Ohio PGA Hall of Fame in 2005• Inducted into the Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame in 2004• Inducted into the Varsity “K” Alumni Association Hall of Fame in 1985