CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
At the conclusion of each round, results and photos will be posted on the Pac-12's web site (www. pac-12.org/SPORTS/Golf/ChampionshipsM.aspx) and a link will also be available on the Pac-12 website to hole-by-hole live Golfstat scoring (www.golfstat.com).

Sun Devil coach Tim Mickelson takes Arizona State to the Pac-12 Championships with weekend in Corvallis, where ASU will play 36 holes on Friday (April 27) followed by 18 on Saturday and Sunday. Coach Mickelson is in his first season with the Sun Devils and his roster is stocked with youth as six of the nine players are freshmen. The Pac-12 Championships mark the return of Mickelson to Corvallis where he concluded his collegiate career at Oregon State. He earned Academic All-Pac-10 honors in 1997 and 1998. At OSU, Mickelson finished second individually at the 2000 Pac- 10 Championships behind Sun Devil Paul Casey. The current holder of numerous OSU golf records, including low 18, 36, 54, and 72-hole scoring records, Mickelson graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies.

VARIETY IS GOOD : ASU became the fifth school to take home the team title since 2004 when it won in 2008 as USC (2007 and 2011), UCLA (2006), Washington (2005, 2009 and 2010) and Arizona (2004) all have taken home a trophy in the past eight tournaments.

ASU'S 2008 PAC-10 TITLE:  At the 2008 Pac-10 Championships at The Meadow Club (par-71, 6,686 yards) in Fairfax, Calif., ASU, playing with three freshmen, two sophomores and a senior, captured its eighth Pac-10 title in 16 years under head coach Randy Lein in a one-hole playoff over defending conference champion USC (#2 Golfstat/#3 Golfweek). ASU trailed by 16 to the Trojans after the first round. ASU shot 354-361-356-364 and tied with the Trojans (338-374-357-366) at 15-over par 1,435. The Pac-10 Championship counts the low five scores from the six-man teams.

PAC-10 SUCCESS AT ASU : Arizona State has won 12 Pac-10 titles in its 33 seasons, including a conference record six straight from 1995-2000. In addition to the six straight Pac-10 titles, ASU's other five Pac-10 titles have come in 1979 (its first year in the league), 1981, 1989, 1990, 1993 and 2008. ASU tied for the league title in 2005 with Washington but lost on a tiebreaker formula, and the league decided to go to a playoff format after that season.

SUN DEVILS AS PAC-10 MEDALISTS:  Paul Casey won three straight Pac-10 titles from 1998-2000, which is the last time a Sun Devil won the title and is a conference record for consecutive Pac-10 titles. Other Sun Devils who have won the Pac-10 championship are Scott Johnson (1997), Phil Mickelson (1990), co-medalists Dan Forsman and Tony Grimes (1981), Jim Bertoncino (co-medalist in 1980) and co-medalists Scott Watkins and Dan Croonquist (1979).

PAC-10 TEAM CHAMPIONS (since 1990): 
1990 Arizona State 
1991 Arizona 
1992 Stanford 
1993 Arizona State 
1994 Stanford 
1995 Arizona State
1996 Arizona State  
1997 Arizona State 
1998 Arizona State 
1999 Arizona State  
2000 Arizona State 
2001 USC 
2002 USC 
2003 UCLA 
2004 Arizona 
2005 Washington 
2006 UCLA
2007 USC
2008 Arizona State 
2009 Washington
2010 Washington
2011 USC

MOST PAC-10 TEAM TITLES SINCE 1979 (ASU joined the Pac-10 in the 1978-79 athletic season):
ARIZONA STATE (12): 2008, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1993, 1990, 1989, 1981, 1979
USC (7): 2011, 2007, 2002, 2001, 1986, 1984, 1980
UCLA (5): 2006, 2003, 1985, 1983, 1982
WASHINGTON (4): 2010, 2009, 2005, 1988
ARIZONA (3): 2004, 1991, 1987
STANFORD (2): 1994, 1992

PAC-10 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS (since 1990): 
1990 Phil Mickelson, ASU 278 
1991 Manny Zerman, ARIZ 278 
1992 Christian Cevaer, STAN 276 
1993 Jason Gore, ARIZ 284 
1994 Jason Gore, ARIZ 287 
1995 Charlie Wi, CAL 279 
1996 Tiger Woods, STAN 270 
1997 Scott Johnson, ASU 278 
1998 Paul Casey, ASU 283 
1999 Paul Casey, ASU 265* 
2000 Paul Casey, ASU 265* 
2001 Ricky Barnes, ARIZ 268 
2002 Jim Seki, STAN 284 
2003 John Merrick, UCLA 276 
2004 Henry Liaw, ARIZ 279 
2005 Erik Olson, WASH 276 
2006 Daniel Im, UCLA 277 
2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 269
  2008 Creighton Honeck, ARIZ 281 
2009 Darren Wallace, WASH 277 
2010 Eric Mina, CAL 268
2011 Martin Trainer, USC 275