University of Texas Arlington Athletics

2011-12

• Played in 11 tournaments and 31 rounds, posting a stroke average of 73.16 to lead the squad
• Won the Fighting Irish Gridiron Classic with an even-par three-round total of 210
• Finished in the top 10 at the UTA/Waterchase Invitational (T6) and Wichita Diet Pepsi Shocker Invitational (T8), shooting even par in both events
• Shot a 2-over to place tied for 12th at the Lonestar Invitational and tied for 14th at the Brickyard Collegiate
  
• Finished T20th at both the Morris Williams and The BandcorpSouth
  
• Named Southland Conference Men[apos]s Golfer of the Month for September

2010-11

• Completed in 12 tournaments and averaged 73.14 strokes over 36 rounds
• Claimed the San Diego Intercollegiate title with a 2-under-par 214
• Notched top five finish at Lonestar Invitational (T3) with 3-under-par 213
• Placed eighth at Southland Conference Championship with even-par-216
• Had five other finishes in top 25
• Named the Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year and second-team All-Conference.

2009-10

• At Colorado: Saw action in four tournaments in the fall, three as an individual where his scores did not count toward CU[apos]s team total. Though he opened with an 80 in his first collegiate round in New Mexico[apos]s Tucker Invitational on the Lobos[apos] tough UNM Championship Course, he bounced right back with an even-par 72 in the second round. His best finish was an 11th place effort in the weather-shortened Colorado State Invitational.

Prior to UTA

• A four-time All-State (5A) and first-team All-District team member.
• He was a two-time Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) 5A High School Champion, winning with a 70-74--144 score (even) as a sophomore in 2007 and a 68-76--144 score (even) as a junior in 2008; he placed fourth as a senior (72-76--148; +4)
• Tied for fifth as a freshman to give him four top 5 performances in as many tries.
• Playing as his school[apos]s No. 1 man from his freshman through senior years, Bishop Lynch won the state title his sophomore and junior seasons under coach David Post.
• He was a scratch (0 Handicap) golf since the start of his junior year.
• Completed his high school/junior career as the No. 107 ranked player in the National Junior Golf Scoreboard Class of 2009 rankings
• The No. 177 junior in the Golfweek/Titleist rankings.

Personal

• Born April 2, 1991 in Dallas, Texas. Hobbies include playing the guitar and listening to music (he lists Jack Johnson and Led Zeppelin as his favorites).
• He is just the fifth player from the state of Texas to join the CU golf team, and the first since Davis Driver (El Paso) was a senior in 1972.