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32ND PGA MINORITYCOLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP

May 10 – 13, 2018PGA Golf Club

Ryder and Wanamaker CoursesPort St. Lucie, Fla.

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The PGA Minority Collegiate Championship is a 54-hole, stroke-play Championship consisting of four team divisions: NCAA Men’s Division I, Men’s Division II, Men’s NAIA and an overall Women’s division. In addition, there is an Individual Invitational competition for minority men and women players who are listed on the roster of their college team or are part of the PGA of America’s PGA Golf Management University programs.Participation in the Individual Invitational is not restricted to predominately minority-serving institutions. However, participants must be in one of the ethnic origins listed: African-American, Hispanic-American, Middle Eastern/North African, Native or Alaskan American, Asian or Pacific Island American2017 CHAMPIONS: Women’s Division – Bethune-Cookman UniversityMen’s Division I – Bethune-Cookman UniversityMen’s Division II – University of West AlabamaMen’s Team NAIA – University of Houston-VictoriaWomen’s Individual – Tiana Jones University of Maryland Eastern ShoreMen’s Individual – Nabeel Khan University of Connecticut Method of Play Stroke play, three rounds of 18 holes. Competition will be held in the following divisions: Men’s Division I, Division II and NAIA; Women and Independent Men’s and Women’s.Rules and Regulations The Rules of Golf, which govern play, are determined by the United States Golf Association and applied by the PGA of America Board of Directors. The PGA Minority Collegiate Championship is subject to the overall supervision of the PGA of America Rules Committee.Eligibility Contestants must be students of a university or college, and who have met all the academic requirements of their respective institution governing participation in intercollegiate athletics.Education through Golf The PGA Minority Collegiate Championship originated in November 1986 following the Jackson State University Golf Tournament and has elevated golf in minority colleges and universities by providing opportunities to more players to compete in a national championship.

The organizational meeting in 1986 brought together a significant group of founders: Dr. Herschel Cochrane; Dr. Joe D. Saunders of the National Negro Golf Association; Jackson State University Golf Coach Eddie Payton; Rose Harper-Elder of the Sports Management Institute; and William (Bill) Dickey, founder of the Bill Dickey Scholarship Association and recipient of the 1999 PGA Distinguished Service Award. The goal of the founders was to provide a national stage for players from minority colleges and universities to compete in NCAA collegiate golf events. The inaugural Championship was conducted in the spring of 1987 at Highland Park Golf Course in Cleveland. Since 1998, PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida, has been host to the Championship.In 1990, a Career Fair was conducted for the first time in conjunction with the national Championship, to provide corporate sponsors an opportunity to interview and recruit outstanding college students for future employment. As a result, the Career Fair has developed into an invaluable resource to assist students in gaining internships and full-time positions within the golf industry. In 2006, the PGA of America was granted complete ownership and management of the Championship by the National Minority Collegiate Golf Scholarship Fund. In 2008, the Championship featured a record number of participants, including nearly 200 students from 47 schools, with representatives from 14 countries.

32ND PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPMAY 10 – 13, 2018PGA Golf Club | Port St. Lucie, FLA.

FACTS & FORMAT

PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla., is home to the PGA Minority Collegiate Championship.

PGA MEDIA GUIDE 2018 | 2PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP

PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CHAMPIONS YEAR DIVISION I TOTAL SCORE DIVISION II TOTAL SCORE 1987 South Carolina State 600 Livingstone College 610 1988 South Carolina State 612 Livingstone College 635 1989 South Carolina State 629 Livingstone College 626 1990 Jackson State University 616 St. Augustine’s College 625 1991 Jackson State University 614 St. Augustine’s College 645 1992 Jackson State University 621 St. Augustine’s College 641 1993 Jackson State University 600 St. Augustine’s College 599 1994 Jackson State University 609 St. Augustine’s College 631 1995 Jackson State University 875 Fayetteville State University 897 1996 Hampton University 754** Fayetteville State University 743** 1997 Jackson State University 588* Talladega (Ala.) College 593* 1998 Jackson State University 885 Kentucky State University 904 1999 Bethune-Cookman University 856 Lincoln University 906 2000 Florida A&M University 853 Kentucky State University 924 2001 Bethune-Cookman University 865 Lincoln University 904 2002 U. of Texas-Pan American 892 Lincoln University 914 2003 Bethune-Cookman University 844 Johnson & Wales University 853## 2004 Johnson & Wales University 842 Benedict College 970 2005 Tennessee State University 840## Lincoln University 928 2006 U. of Texas-Pan American 877 Fayetteville State University 942 2007 U. of Texas-Pan American 870 Fayetteville State University 852 2008 Bethune-Cookman University 872 Fayetteville State University 873 2009 Tennessee State University 860 Fayetteville State University 858 2010 U. of Texas-Pan American 872 Morehouse College 906 2011 Bethune-Cookman University 887 Virginia State University 927 2012 U. of Texas-Pan American 904 Fayetteville State University 896

2013 Bethune-Cookman University 883 Lincoln University 898

2014 Bethune-Cookman University 884 Lincoln University 893

2015 Alabama State University 893 Cal State University 610 2016 Bethune–Cookman University 907*** Cal State Dominguez Hills 901 2017 Bethune-Cookman University 875 University of West Alabama 927

NAIA DIVISION TOTAL SCORE 2006 Johnson & Wales University 850 2007 Johnson & Wales University 867 2008 Johnson & Wales University 857 2009 Edward Waters College 992 2010 Talladega College 1050 2011 No Competition Contested 2012 No Competition Contested 2013 Talladega College 910 2014 University of Houston – Victoria 894 2015 Cal State Dominguez Hills 610 2016 University of Houston - Victoria 954 2017 University of Houston - Victoria 926   

WOMEN’S DIVISION TOTAL SCORE 1998 Bethune-Cookman College 970 1999 Hampton University 1128 2000 Bethune-Cookman College 932 2001 Bethune-Cookman College 933 2002 Bethune-Cookman College 967 2003 U. of Texas-Pan American 962 2004 U. of Texas-Pan American 955 2005 U. of Texas-Pan American 912## 2006 Bethune-Cookman College 961 2007 Bethune-Cookman College 913 2008 Bethune-Cookman College 918 2009 U. of Texas-Pan American 922 2010 Bethune-Cookman University 885 2011 U. of Texas-Pan American 921 2012 Bethune-Cookman University 916 2013 Bethune-Cookman University 909 2014 Bethune-Cookman University 904 2015 Bethune-Cookman University 879 2016 Bethune-Cookman University 897 2017 Bethune-Cookman University 889

* Rain-shortened to 36 holes; ** Rain-shortened to 45 holes; *** Won on first playoff hole over Tennessee State UniversityNote: In 1994, titles were first awarded in separate divisions. The Championship format was extended to a 54-hole competition in 1995. ## - Championship 54-hole scoring record.

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2017 CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARY

SITE OF CHAMPIONSHIP 1987 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1988 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1989 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1990 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1991 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1992 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1993 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1994 Manakiki G.C., Willoughby Hills, Ohio 1995 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1996 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1997 Highland Park G.C., Cleveland, Ohio 1998 PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 1999 PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 2000 PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 2001 PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 2002 PGA Golf Club, Port St. Lucie, Fla.

For an extraordinary 14th time, the women of Bethune-Cookman University exited the PGA Minority Collegiate Championship as victors. The 31st edition of the 54-hole, stroke-play event was contested on PGA Golf Club’s Wanamaker and Ryder Courses and featured six divisions.

The Bethune-Cookman women enjoyed their sixth consecutive Women’s Division victory with a three-day total of 889, defeating second place University of the Incarnate Word (919) by 30 strokes. The Wildcats were led by Mackenzie Butzer (215), whose final round, 1-under-par 71 solidified her position as the division’s medalist, finishing 1-under-par for the Championship.

Not to be outdone, the men of Bethune-Cookman (875) claimed their fourth Men’s Division I victory in five years with a 16-stroke margin over Incarnate Word (891). Sam Sloman’s steady play and three-day total of 217 earned him the Division I medalist.

The University of Connecticut’s Nabeel Khan carded a final round, 4-under-par 68, the Championship’s lowest round, and fended off last year’s champion Siyan Liu (213), of Palm Beach Atlantic University, to win the Men’s Individual Invitational. Khan (208) was the only player in any division to break par in all three rounds after a 1-under-par 71 on Friday and a 3-under-par 69 on Saturday.

In the Women’s Individual Invitational, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Tiana Jones (232) cruised to a five-stroke victory over the University of West Alabama’s Kaitlyn Rose (237), Jones’ fourth consecutive victory at this Championship.

After finishing 54 holes knotted up at 927, Lincoln University and the University of West Alabama played two more to determine the Men’s Division II champion. West Alabama sealed the victory with a team-combined 2-under-par on the second playoff hole, beating Lincoln by one stroke. West Alabama was led by Brannon O’Pry, who defeated Virginia State University’s Samuel Reid in a separate playoff to earn the Men’s Division II medalist.

Taking home the NAIA Division trophy for the third time in four years were the Jaguars of the University of Houston-Victoria (925). Medalist honors were awarded to Juan David Coy (229).

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PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP

PGA MEDIA GUIDE 2018 | 4MEN’S TEAM DIVISION IPGA GOLF CLUB/WANAMAKER

1. BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY 288-295-292—875

Sam Sloman 71-74-72—217Christian Hovstadius 72-73-74—219Daniel Brennan 73-73-75—221Marcus Sundlof 72-78-71—221Joel Ramirez 78-75-78—231

2. INCARNATE WORD 302-299-290—891

Caden Wylie 73-77-70—220Remy Huston 77-72-73—222Cole Solis 81-69-74—224Kevin Smith 76-84-73—233Jeffrey Conflitti 76-81-78—235

3. SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 304-315-307—926

Zach Otto 72-75-73—220Adam Walden 73-79-78—230Cole Madison 76-79-75—230Jaden Thiemann 83-88-81—252Ethan Otterbein 87-82-84—253

4. TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 307-312-308—927

Jermey Fultz 76-72-80—228Todd McGill 76-81-75—232Drew Owens 77-78-79—234Rosario Falzone 83-81-74—238Kody Rendleman 78-84-80—242

5. NC CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 313-305-314—932

Jordan Bohannon 77-75-73—225Samuel Bradley 77-76-78—231Zane Lewis 81-75-79—235Sumner Tate 80-79-84—243Nathan Corley 79-81-84—244

6. FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY 306-310-318—934

Mahindra Lutchman 76-74-83—233Dennis Minefee 78-81-74—233Prince Cunningham 75-78-82—235Cameron Riley 78-77-83—238Chase Killette 77-88-79—244

7. HAMPTON UNIVERSITY 318-341-323—982

Toiriste O’Neal 84-85-75—244Taylor Osborne 79-82-84—245Alexander Rivera 81-85-83—249Jordan Samuels 77-93-81—251Justin Bates 81-89-86—256

8. MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE 323-339-333—995

Blair Waters 79-70-75—224Young Lee 72-80-79—231Christian Owens 89-96-83—268Jabril Arnold 83-93-96—272

9. CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 326-343-341—1010

Austin Dobrescu 77-79-90—246Miles Bailey 84-83-84—251Cameron Boomer 82-86-84—252Andre Reid 83-95-83—261

MEN’S TEAM DIVISION IIPGA GOLF CLUB/WANAMAKER

1. *UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA 313-303-311—927

Brannon O’Pry 72-77-74—223Harris Stevens 81-77-77—235Andrew Cronwright 83-75-78—236Alec Riley 83-74-82—239Mark Johnson 77-78-85—240

2. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 307-317-303—927

Gabe Trowbridge 74-80-72—226Drew Geritz 74-76-81—231Blake Lammers 77-76-79—232Deaven Vincent 82-85-75—242Logan Taylor 84-85-77—246

3. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DOMINGUEZ HILLS 316-305-316—937

Andrew Banuelos 75-72-80—227Raynard Belmonte 80-77-76—233William Yang 82-79-76—237Phillip Chan 79-78-85—242Miles Young 95-78-84—257

4. VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 314-322-309—945

Allan Day 74-80-77—231Joshua Mohun 78-83-78—239Robel Woldagabriel 85-80-75—240Paul Meints 81-81-79—241Bartosh Kaminski 81-81-86—248

T5. LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE 322-322-330—974

Philip Harrison 73-76-79—228Harry Standberry 82-84-78—244Stephen Washington 81-79-85—245Telvin Walker 86-86-93—265Lenorris Williams 94-83-88—265

T5. FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 334-337-331—974

Adam Capps 79-78-81—238Christian Villanueva 86-80-87—253Nick Pennix 84-83-88—255Isaiah Shaw 85-97-75—257Austin Parlett 96-96-94—286

7. MILES COLLEGE 336-331-348—1015Kyle Kerns 81-79-88—248Vitthal Parker 78-84-95—257Jacob McCurry 90-82-85—257Josh Lewis 87-86-87—260Cameron Wilhite 92-88-88—268

8. VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 344-353-337—1034

Samuel Reid 73-74-76—223Darian Exum 84-87-84—255Isaiah Belton 88-95-78—261Nicolas Williams 99-97-99—295

WOMEN’S DIVISIONPGA GOLF CLUB/RYDER

1. BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY 295-297-297—889

Mackenzie Butzer 69-75-71—215Alejandra Sanchez 76-72-76—224Yudika Rodriguez 75-74-76—225Saraid Ruiz 77-76-74—227Shamiso Hatchard 75-78-82—235

2. INCARNATE WORD 301-304-314-919

Madison Frerking 73-74-77—224Gracie Aday 74-77-75—226Dabin Cleary 77-74-82—233Samantha Aviles 77-79-82—238Shannon Douglas 77-88-80—245

3. CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 313-308-305—926

Rainstar Roque 76-78-77—231Fernanda Solis 79-77-75—231Felicia Davenport 80-80-76—236Isabela Miravite 85-73-81—239Tali Letoi 78-85-77—240

4. NORTH CAROLINA A&T UNIVERSITY 308-309-323—940

Sofia Alvarez 76-73-82—231Deja Smith 77-79-81—237Jocelyn Andrews 73-82-83—238Jill Harvison 86-75-77—238Erica Jackson 82-88-85—255

5. HAMPTON UNIVERSITY 333-331-320—984

Britney Smith 85-81-77—243Lauren Price 83-83-80—246Zora Moore 82-87-79—248Jakari Harris 84-81-84—249Treliah Samuels 84-86-88—258

6. SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 348-344-339—1031

Rachele Orme 80-80-77—237Brooke Griffin 86-88-89—263Monique Veal 91-88-85—264Cheyenne Willard 95-88-88—271Kayla Jones 91-92-90—273

7. DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY 358-369-349—1076

Samyra Lewis 76-85-76—237Ireanna Peete 82-85-81—248Samantha Van Dort 94-96-92—282Allison Ambrose 106-103-100—309

8. UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-VICTORIA 366-363-355--1084

Shelbi Vincent 83-79-78--240Viviana Yzquierdo 83-91-83--257Reid Whaley 97-89-91--277Jo Ellen Canales 103-104-103—310

9. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 388-375-373-1136

Hanna Berendzen 88-86-85--259Rylee Glenn 100-93-83--276Dominique Lee 91-97-102--290Madison Oliver 109-99-103--311Chelsea Vinson 124-127-109—360

NAIA DIVISIONPGA GOLF CLUB/WANAMAKER

1. UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-VICTORIA 315-306-304—926

Juan David Coy 75-77-77—229Terry Strickland 79-79-73—231Christian Esparza 80-79-72—231James Rollins 81-71-85—237Adrian Saenz 81-82-82—245

*Won on second playoff hole

PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 FINAL SCORES

PGA MEDIA GUIDE 2018 | 5MEN’S INDIVIDUAL INVITATIONALPGA GOLF CLUB/RYDER

1. Nabeel Khan, University of Connecticut 71-69-68—2082. Siyan Liu, Palm Beach Atlantic University 74-69-70—2133. Devery Stewart, Corban University 70-77-75—2224. John Hulede, Towson University 74-80-74—2285. Isaac Calderon, Corban University 78-73-78—2296. Royce Rosenthal, Warner Pacific College 80-76-75—2317. Dante Davis, Bethune-Cookman University 74-82-78—2348. Abhinav Walia, Bethune-Cookman University 77-78-81—236T9. Sergio Escalante, Virginia Union University 84-74-79—237T9. Junghoon Lee, UNLV 78-75-84—237T11. Rajai Cousley, Benedict College 80-79-79—238T11. Brandon Rincon, Albion College 81-78-79—23813. Simon Maury, Bethune-Cookman University 78-82-81—24114. Joseph Stills, University of West Florida 80-78-85—24315. Elijah Collins, Lake Forest College 86-78-81—24516. Marcus Thompson, Livingstone College 78-85-86—24917. Djimon Dixon, Paine College 90-83-82—25518. J.T. Moore, St. Augustine’s University 92-80-87—25919. Marqus Edwards, Benedict College 81-89-91—26120. Terry Flowers, Meridian Community College 81-100-84—26521. Jordan Hall, Methodist University 90-88-89—26722. Eddie Crawford, Methodist University 92-86-90—26823. Kendall White, St. Augustine’s University 94-97-88—27924. Khaliq Dansby, Miles College 96-94-97—287

WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL INVITATIONALPGA GOLF CLUB/RYDER

1. Tiana Jones, Maryland Eastern Shore 76-74-82—232 2. Kaitlyn Rose, University of West Alabama 76-80-81—237 3. Kendall Dunovant, Whitman College 92-82-86—260 4. Tasneem Ward, Savannah State University 86-85-91—262 5. Gaby Rivera-Garcia, Chowan University 84-96-86—266 6. Josephina Oh, Maryland Eastern Shore 91-89-89—269 7. Lizabeth Randles, Hampton University 103-84-94—281

PGA MINORITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 FINAL SCORES