GOLFERS OF THE WEEK
MEN’S
Emilio Gonzalez, St. Mary’s, SR, Business Management, San Miguel, Mexico, Centro Educativo Naciones
Gonzalez helped the St. Mary's men's Golf team to a second-place finish at the Jack Brown Memorial Invitational. Gonzalez fired an eight-under 208 total to finish second individually including a 66 (-6) in the second round. Gonzalez led the field in par four scoring, shooting three-under for the tournament. The senior carded 13 birdies, third-most of the tournament.
 
WOMEN’S
Julia Garcia, DBU, FR, Business, Temple, Texas, Belton HS
Garcia won the Jack Brown Memorial in Laredo, Texas, helping guide No. 4 DBU to their fourth win of the year. The freshman’s 212 (-4) performance ties her for the fourth lowest score in school history in a 54-hole tournament.  Garcia carded tournament-high totals in birdies (12) and pars (38) en route to an impressive par-5 scoring average of 4.58.
 
WEEKLY AWARDS
Men’s
S-12     Andres Brictson, Oklahoma Christian
S-19     Jeff Maciejewski, Lubbock Christian
S-26     Ben Constancio, St. Edward’s
O-3      No nominees
O-10    Daniel Unger, West Texas A&M
O-17    Garrett Leek, Midwestern State
O-23    Trevor Norby, Oklahoma Christian
O-31    No nominees
F-6       Emilio Gonzalez, St. Mary’s
 
Women’s
S-12     Hanna Harrison, DBU
S-19     No nominees
S-26     Loukyee Songprasert, West Texas A&M
O-3      Junie Khaw, Tarleton
O-10    No nominees
O-17    Sofia Rodriguez, Tarleton
O-23    Holly Winter, West Texas A&M
            Kiersten Bryant, St. Edward’s
O-31    Hanna Harrison, DBU (2)
F-6       Julia Garcia, DBU
 
SELECTED NOTABLE PERFORMANCES
      Austin Cotton, St. Edward’s, led the way for SEU as the Hilltoppers finished tied for second at the Jack Brown Memorial Invitational, finishing with 211 strokes (69-72-70) to tie for third place. Cotton had two eagles throughout the tournament with 36 pars.
      Trevor Norby, Oklahoma Christian, was the top Division II finisher (third overall among 87 players) in the deep Cal State-San Marcos Fujikura Invitational, played at a top San Diego-area course, Shadowridge Golf Club (par 72, 7,008 yards) in Vista, Calif. Norby shot 70-68-78--216 (even par) to lead the sixth-ranked Eagles to a second-place tournament finish in an event that included 16 teams, including five that are ranked or received votes in the most recent Division II coaches' poll. The only two golfers who finished ahead of Norby were from Division I San Diego State. OC is now 54-1-1 this season against Division II competition.