2004-05 Golf - M Roster
Roster
Chris Dukeminier
- Height:
- 6-1
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Eugene, Ore.
- High School:
- Sheldon
2005-06
Fifth-year senior in the mix to be a part of the regular five. Competed in one event during the fall campaign, finishing 70th in the Northwest Collegiate Classic.
2004-05
Surprising, but steady fifth man for the Ducks. Season scoring average of 75.1 ranked tied for sixth on the team, but his spring average (74.3) was nearly a shot lower. Had not competed in the varsity five until this season. First sign that he could become a regular contributor came at the TaylorMade Waikoloa, where he carded a career-low 69. Tied for 37th at the Oregon Duck Invitational (73-73-76-222). Best career finish came one week later at the Western Intercollegiate, where he tied for 34th (76-74-150). Helped Ducks finish fifth at the Pac-10 Championships with a final round 72. Saw action in three tournaments in the fall. Tied for 41st at the Northwest Collegiate Classic (72-73-76-221). Tied for 45th at the Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge (81-75-156). Strong summer saw him win the 2004 Oregon Golf Association Stroke Play championship. At the NCAA W West est Regional: tied for 66th at 221 that included a closing round of 72. Also became just the second golfer in school history named to the Pac-10 all-academic first team (J.J. Astorquia, 1995 and 1997).
2003-04
Only action was the Duck Invitational where he tied for 55th (79-75-77-231).
2002-03
Saw action in two events, taking 63rd at the Windon Memorial and tying for 69th at the Oregon Duck Invitational. Low round of even-par 72 at the Oregon tournament. During the summer, finished second at the Royal Oaks Invitational (69-72-75-216).
2001-02
Redshirt season.
Before Oregon
An all-state performer as a senior at Sheldon High School where he helped the Irish win the Midwestern League and finish second at the state tournament for coach. Michael Gaspar. Finished third individually in the state. Ninetime individual champion during his prep career. Named all-league three times. Played at South Eugene his first two years in high school and led the Axemen to the 1999 state championship. Was the league individual champ in 1999 as South Eugene won back-to-back district titles in 1998-99. A member of Oregon’s Hogan Cup and Junior America’s Cup teams. The 2000 Oregon Golf Association (OGA) junior tournament champion and runner-up at the 1999 and 2000 OGA stroke play championships. Won the 2000 Peter Jacobsen Tournament by shooting a 69-69-138.
Personal
Born Christopher Tyre Dukeminier, August 29, 1983, in Eugene, Ore. Parents are Mark and Cathy Dukeminier. Two younger brothers. A left-hander for everything except golf. Lists highlight of his life as meeting Tiger Woods. Majoring in business administration.
