Player: Connor Tallman

2015-16 (Jr.) — Competed in nine of the 10 tournaments where he produced a 76.43 stroke average ... played particularly well in the spring season where he finished among the top 25 in four of the six tournaments ... won a playoff, that also involved teammate Matthew Starobin, to take medalist honors at the Patriot Spring Intercollegiate with a 3-over par 147 ... it was his first collegiate victory ... placed 17th at the Finegan Invitational where he shot a 9-over par 151 ... his 4-over par 146 was the 13th-best mark at the Navy Spring Invitational ... placed 25th at the Patriot League Championship where he shot an 18-over par 231 ... named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll and was also named to the Men’s Golf Academic All-Patriot League Team.

2014-15 (So.) — One of four golfers to appear in all 10 tournaments, as well as the Army match ... finished the year with a 77.7 stroke average and featured two top 20 finishes ... opened the year with a 37th-place effort at the Navy Fall Classic where he shot a 9-over par 151 ... closed out the fall with back-to-back top-20 showings at the Maryland Terrapin Invitational (222, +6)and the Georgetown Intercollegiate (147, +5) ... turned in a 25th-place finish at the Navy Spring Invitational, helping lead the Mids to the No. 1 seed in the Ryder Cup-style tournament ... made his first appearance at the Patriot League Championship where he placed 32nd with a 19-over par 235 ... named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll after posting a 3.76 grade-point average for the spring semester.

2013-14 (Fr.) — Owned a 77.7 stroke average among the three tournaments in which he competed ... made his collegiate debut at the Navy Fall Classic where he placed 33rd with a 10-over par 152 ... earned his first top-20 finish with a 17-over par 161 at the Bulldog Florida Invitational where he was 19th ... closed out the year with a 38th-place mark of 11-over par 153 at the Navy Spring Invitational ... named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll after posting a 4.00 grade-point average for the spring semester.