University of South Carolina Aiken Athletics

2004-05 (JUNIOR SEASON): Turned in the second best single season scoring average in the program’s history...Posted a 72.06 stroke average in 34 rounds, trailing only teammate Dane Burkhart’s average of 71.74...Named to the PING All-American First-Team...Selected, along with Burkhart, as the Peach Belt Conference Co-Player of the Year... Voted to the All-Conference team and earned spot on the PBC All-Tournament squad...Named to the NCAA South Atlantic All-Region team...Won two individual titles...The first came at the season-opening Kiawah Island Invitational...His second title made him the NCAA Division II Southeast Region medalist following a 54-hole total of even-par 216...Second on the team with 11 top 10 finishes...Concluded year with five consecutive places inside the top 10...His five-over-par 289 at the NCAA Division II Championship earned him a top 10 finish for their second-straight year at golf’s “big dance”...Finished runner-up five times last year highlighted by a second-place finish at the 36th Furman Invitational, a Division I event that the Pacers won...Runner-up at the 2005 PBC Championship.

2003-04 (SOPHOMORE SEASON): After sitting out the 2002-03 season and the fall portion of 2003-04, Brown came on to solidify the Pacers’ first-ever NCAA Championship run...Named honorable mention PING All-American...Fourth on the team in stroke average at 74.86...Fourth on squad in top 20 finishes with five including four inside the top 10...Twice finished second...Runner-up at the Carolina Sands Intercollegiate with an even-par 144...Lost on the third hole of sudden death playoff against Kennesaw State’s Kris Shepherd for medalist honors at the NCAA Southeast Regional with a two-under-par 142...Finishing as the top Pacer, his seven-over-par 295 placed him tied for fourth at the NCAA Championship.

2001-02 (FRESHMAN SEASON): Sixth on the team with a 75.53 stroke average in 19 rounds as a freshman...Won first career individual title taking medalist honors at the 2002 PBC Championship...Named PBC All-Tournament.

NORTH AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time All-State selection as a junior and senior...Two-time All-Region...Won the Wyatt Memorial.