Chico State Athletics

As a Senior (2024-25)
- Played all 33 rounds on the season
- Averaged even par (72.10)
- Won the individual title at the Chico State Wildcat Classic (Oct. 7-8)
- Recorded five top-10 tournament finishes
- Lowest 18-hole score was 66, carded at the Wildcat Classic
- Lowest 54-hole score was 203, carded at the Wildcat Classic

As a Junior (2023-24)
- Played in 18 rounds on the season
- Averaged 1-over par (72.50)
- Lowest 18-hole score was 69, carded at the Tim Tierney Pioneer Shootout
- Lowest 54-hole score was 213, carded at the Time Tierney Pioneer Shootout

As a Sophomore (2022-23)
- Played in 13 rounds on the season
- Averaged 2-over par (73.92)
- Lowest 18-hole score was 71 set twice, one at the Chico State Wildcat Invitational and the other Otter Invitational
- Lowest 54-hole score was 212 at the Chico State Wildcat Invitational

As a Freshman (2021–22)
- Appeared in six tournaments for the Wildcats, averaging 76.1 strokes per round
- Post three Top 35 individual finishes
- Placed 20th (71-71-77-219) September 13–14, 2021 at the Sonoma State Invitational
- Shot 78-76-154 to finish 31st September 27–28, 2021 at the Western Washington Invitational
- Placed 34th (78-75-71-224) March 28–29, 2022 at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational.
 
As a Freshman (2020–21)
- Did not compete due to COVID pandemic.
 
Pre-Chico Highlights
- A 2020 graduate of Castro Valley High School
- Led the Trojans to the 2019 West Alameda Country Conference championship and three straight North Coast Section postseason appearances
- Posted Castro Valley High’s lowest scoring average in all four of his varsity seasons
- Registered the lowest WACC scoring average in 2019 and the COVID-shortened 2020 season
- Three-time All-WACC selection
- Named the conference’s 2019 Player of the Year as a junior.
 
Personal
- Born October 8, 2001, in Walnut Creek
- Son of Dan and Pam
- His Aunt Raynes is his hero (“She was always the most caring, loving and giving person in my life. When I think of holidays she is the person that comes to mind first. My father has also been a hero, and more importantly a best friend”)
- Favorite course at Chico State is Asian Literature and Film, taught by Dr. Jason Clower
- Why he chose to attend Chico State: “I admire the way Coach Green runs a golf program as well as Collin Coughenour with the strength and conditioning program”
- His greatest sports moment is “going wire to wire with Coach Green in the 2020 Chico City Championship round of 32 matchup”
- The most interesting thing he’s ever done is hike through the river and waterfalls at Utah’s Zion National Park
- The most impressive thing he’s ever accomplished is dunking a basketball
- The most memorable round of golf he’s ever played: “It was really recent. I played with teammate Dakota Ochoa, and as a twosome we combined for a total score of -13 , with a total of 1 eagle and 11 birdies. I shot a -7, 65, while Dakota shot a -6, 66. Yet the most memorable/crazy part was the fact that neither of us made a single bogey in our entire rounds. We had talked about rarely having a bogeyless round earlier that day, but we never expected to both do it the same day!”
- What he has learned by playing golf: “Patience, and understanding how to manage emotions by staying neutral”
- Enjoys going to the gym, playing basketball, or just relax and eat some good food when he has some free time
- Says cooking is his biggest non-sports talent
- Is working on his teaching skills by getting close friends into golf
- At the top of his bucket list: “Ordering steak at Ruth’s Chris”
- Best advice ever received he attributes to Michael Jordan: “I can accept failure, everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying again”
- Majoring in business marketing.