USD Golf 2005-2006

University of San Diego Golf 2005-06

Preston Lancaster

Senior • Dallas, TX • Lake Highlands High School

U. of San Diego One of four Torero seniors on the 2005-06 roster.. . Turned in his best collegiate finish to date in his second tournament played, a tie for ninth place overall at the LBSU 4ger Classic in the fall of 2002... Has a pair of top 25 finishes during his Torero career... Placed 30th overall at the 2003 West Coast Conference Championships... Competed in a pair of tournaments as a junior a year ago. Prep Exemplified outstanding leadership his senior year at Lake Highlands High School serving as team captain .. During his final year as a Wildcat, held the lowest scoring average on the team at 71 ... Was named District All-Star as a junior after a scoring average of 73.2... Averaged a score of 74 as a sophomore and was named most improved golfer. Personal Born on August 30, 1983 in Dallas, Texas.. . Was also recruited by SMU ... Chose to attend USO because it is located in San Diego, has awesome weather and is a perfect place to play golf... Business Administration major...

Tournament Results Event 2002-03 USAF Falcon-Antigua LBSU 49er Collegiate Classic The Prestige Rice Intercollegiate UCR Highlander Classic Pacific Coast Intercollegiate wee Championships 2003-04 U. of Denver Invitational Barona Intercollegiate Anteater Invitational UC Riverside Intercollegiate Oregon Duck Invitational 2004-05 NW Collegiate Braveheart Classic

Finish

Score

85-81-76= 242 72-72-73= 219 77-75-76= 228 81-84-72= 227 75-82-75= 232 76-74-76= 226 80-74-74= 228 78-72-76= 226 77-77-78= 232 80-83-81= 244 90-90-77= 257 73-77-81= 231

t-109

t-9

t-52 t-25 t-66 t-84 t-30

t-38

90 55 84

t-55

79-72-76= 227 79-79-74= 232

t-66 t-68

Recently started a financial management company named OLP Financial.

Lancaster's USO Scorecard

Ave.

Top 10

Best

Rds.

Events

Rds.

Strokes

Year

18

Finish 9th

=/- Par 2

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05

7 5 2

21 15 6 42

1,602 1,190

76.2 79.3 76.5 77.4

38th 66th 9th

1

459

Totals

14

3,251

3

Garrett Lipus

Senior• Trabuco Canyon, CA • El Toro High School

U. of San Diego Played in seven events as a junior at USO in 2004-05, six coming in spring competition ... Turned in a season-best finish of 16 th to help San Diego win team championship honors at the Men's Fidelity National Title.. . Shot a season's low round of 71 during that team tournament win .. Came in 36 th at the 2005 West Coast Conference Championships. Prep/College Came to USO after starring at nearby Saddleback Junior College .. Led

Tournament Results Event 2004-05 Barona Collegiate Cup Braveheart Classic Anteater Invitational Colorado Invitational Bite/Pacific Coast Fidelity National Title wee Championships

Finish

Score

75-75-78= 228 80-79-75= 234 76-77-82= 235 83-81-86= 250 75-83-75= 233 71-74-76= 221 80-82-79= 241

t-74 t-81 t-32 t-79 t-76 t-16 36

Saddleback to a pair of Orange Empire Conference Team Championships... As an individual Lipus finished 2nd and 4th in state competition .. . Led Saddleback to a 22-0 team record as a college sophomore.. . Two-year letterman at El Toro High School. .. Was a South Coast League Individual

Champion as a junior and senior. .. Named All-Orange County senior year, leading El Toro to a 2nd place finish in CIF. .. Also helped El Toro win two South Coast League Team Championships. Personal Born on September 3, 1983 in Newport Beach, CA. .. Also recruited by Long Beach State .. Is majoring in Business.. Played both golf and soccer in high school. .. Son of Robin and Craig Lipus.

Lipus' USO Scorecard

Ave.

Top

Best

Rds.

Year

Events

10

Rds.

Finish

Strokes

18

=/- Par

2004-05

7 7

21 21

1,642 1,642

78.1 78.1

16th 16th

1 1

Totals

The University of San Diego, which sponsors sixteen NCAA Division I intercollegiate teams, competes under the athletic nickname 'Toreros.' In 1961 , the Most Reverend Bishop Buddy, the founding father of USO, announced that the school's nickname would change from Pioneers to Toreros. "The name Toreros is keeping with the friendly relationship which exists between San Diego and Mexico," His Excellency said at the time. Torero comes from the Spanish term 'Toro', the bull, and from the word 'Torear,' to fight bulls. All of the contestants in the ring are called 'Toreros.' Torero is a general term describing a bullfighter and signifies courage, honor and fidelity. USO student-athletes, like the Torero, represent a willingness to stand alone in the ring and accept the challenge. The 2005-06 school year marks the 45 th season with Toreros as the official nickname for USO athletic teams.