2003-04 Golf - M Roster
Roster
Justin St. Clair
- Height:
- 5-10
- Weight:
- null
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Springfield, Ore.
- High School:
- Thurston
2005-06
One of the “bread and butter guys” for Coach Nosler. Must step up and lead the team in his fifth year. Finished strong after a slow start to the fall by tying for eighth at the Alister Mackenzie Invitational (71-69-70- 210) and tying for 23rd at The Prestige (75-72-74-221).
2004-05
Team captain who led the team in total rounds played (35). Competed in all but one tournament. Tied for third on the team with a 74.0 scoring average. Hadhis best performance at the Pac-10 Championships, where his low round 69 helped him individually tie for fifth (70-72-69-71-282) and earn all-Pac-10 honorable mention status, as well as secure the Ducks’ fifth-place eam finish. His fifth place finish was the best by a Duck individual at the Pac-10 tournament since Jeff Lyons finished fourth in 1992. Also showed strong play at the Western Invitational, where he shot 73-73-146 for a tie for 16th. Marked a career-best in the fall, when a second round career-low 67 helped him to his personal best finish, a tie for fourth (74-67-70-211) at the Northwest Collegiate Classic. At the NCAA W West est Re- Regional: gional: two good rounds out of three produced a 49thplace tie at 218 (72-76-70-218).
2003-04
Oregon’s No. 1 golfer with a 73.0 scoring average and four top-20 finishes. Finished in the top 40 eight times. Best finish of the season was a tie for eighth at the Northwest Collegiate Classic (72-68-73-213), where he carded a season-low 68. Really established himself as a Pac-10 golfer in the spring, beginning with the Duck Invitational where he tied for 11th (75-69-75-219). Followed that with a tie for 19th at the U.S. Intercollegiate (72-73- 72-217). Best tournament was probably the Pac-10 championships where he tied for 14th (73-74-71-78-296).
2002-03
Showed promise in four tournaments. Had a pair of top-50 finishes, including a tie for 39th at the Club Grove Intercollegiate (74-79-77-230), which was his highest finish of the year. Tied for 50th (70-77-78- 225) at the Oregon Duck Invitational where he had a season-low 70 in the opening round. Qualified for the 2002 U.S. Open sectionals.
2001-02
Redshirt season.
Before Oregon
A state qualifier for coach Jess Drury at Thurston High School. A four-year letterman with a low round of 68.
Personal
Born Justin Keith St. Clair, December 18, 1982, in Springfield, Ore. Married his wife, Samantha, in the summer of 2004. Parents are Wes and Velda St. Clair. One younger sister. Majoring in economics.
