Summer 2004
• Won the Manitoba Amateur Championship by shooting 71-70-74-69=284
• Finished in a tie for 55th after shooting 72-74 at the 100th Canadian Amateur Championship
2003-04
• CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large Second Team
• Academic All-Southland Conference
• Fired the third best round in school history when he shot an opening round 65 at The Maxwell
• Followed that up with a 74-73 to finish in 19th place with a three-round total of 212, the 12th best 54-hole total at UTA.
• Was the team[apos]s top performer in the first two tournaments of the fall
• Had his best finish of the year when he shot a 72-74-75=221 to tie for 12th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate
• Owned a 75.20 stroke average and a 226.25 54-hole average
Summer 2003
• Tied for sixth at the Manitoba Amateur Championship
• Semifinalist for the Manitoba Match Play Championship
• Qualified and competed in the Canadian Amateur Championship
2002-03
• Recipient of the 2003 Southland Conference Men[apos]s Golf Student Athlete of the Year award
• Appeared in seven of 11 tournaments during the season
• Owned a 73.67 stroke average in six rounds during the fall and a 76.00 stroke average in 14 rounds in the spring
• Finished the year with a combined 75.30 stroke average in 20 rounds
• Shot a career best round of 66 in the first round of the Mean Green Invitational, the first round of the fall
• Shot 220 at the 54-hole Cowboy Classic to finish in a tie for seventh with teammate Tyrone Mordt
• Shot a career-best 219 in the 54-hole Pacific Invitational in the fall.
• Shot a season low of 70 in the spring in the opening round of the Rice Invitational and at the third round of the Border Olympics
• Member of UTA[apos]s Dean List every semester
• Owns a 3.855 cumulative GPA
• Member of the Southland Conference Student-Athlete Advisory
Committee, President[apos]s Student Advisory Committee and UTA Intercollegiate Athletics Compliance Committee
Summer 2002
• Member of Team Manitoba in the North American Cup
• 15th at the Pengrowth Glencoe Invitational
• 16th at the Manitoba Amateur Championship
2001-02
• UTA golf team[apos]s Freshman of the Year
• Appeared in seven of UTA[apos]s 13 varsity tournaments, including the NCAA Regionals, as a freshman
• Averaged 76.65 strokes per round for the entire year (75.80 in the fall, 76.93 in the spring)
• In UTA[apos]s lineup in each of the final five tournaments of the spring
• Fired personal low round of 68 in second round of SMU Stonebridge Invitational in the fall
• Shot 225 in the 54-hole SMU event, tied for his lowest three-round tourney score of the year
• Matched the 225 with three rounds of 75 at the Border Olympics in Laredo in the spring
• Best round of the spring came when he shot a final round 73 at the Southland Conference Tournament
Summer 2001
• Won Manitoba Amateur Championship Qualifier and tied for 8th in the Manitoba Amateur Championship
• Placed third in the Manitoba Ping Amateur Tour Event
• Competed in the Canadian Amateur Championship
2000-01
• Redshirt in 2000-01 season
Dryden High School
• Played on the golf, basketball, badminton and hockey teams
• Three-time captain of the golf team
• Won 1998 Manitoba Rural Junior Championship in 1998
• Placed second in same event in 1999
• Placed 13th at the Jazz Manitoba Open, which featured a number of professional golfers
• A top scholar, Krantz graduated in the top five percent of his class and appeared on the honor roll every semester
Personal
• Jordan Mitchell Krantz is the son of Carol and Art Krantz
• A kinesiology major at UTA
• Born April 1, 1981
