Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

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(Right) Senior James Allenby chips the ball away. At the w 2008 Pac-10 Championships. Allenby led the Beavers with a score of 285. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Left) Sophomore Scott Barton takes a swing. After his first season at OSU. Barton had a stroke average of 75.33. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Below) James Allenby looks on as the ball flies. At the Husky Invitational. Allenby led the Beavers with a score of 138 (six-under par). | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds This year’s Men’s Golf team saw many improvements over the previous year’s results. In the fall, the men held nothing back, immediately getting first place for their first two tournaments: the OSU Giustina Memorial and the Opus NW Husky Invitational. In the following tournaments, although not ranking as high, the Beavers showed great progress compared to their 2006-2007 season. Many other impressive results included first place at the NW Winter Shootout, second place at the Oregon Duck Invitational, and third place at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic. In the spring, the team more or less maintained the same ranking they had managed in 2007. At the Pac-10 Men’s Golf Championship in Fairfax, CA, the Beavers came in eighth place. (Above) James Allenby looks at his shot. At the2008 Pac-10 Championships. Allenby earned first-team All Pac-10 Conference honors. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds | Story by Toan Ngo

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I (Above) Go for it! Senior Kristin Murray and junior Ashley Evans run to help their teammates catch a loose ball. | Photo by Tracey Cox (Above) On the sidelines. The women watch their team in anticipation and excitement, cheering on their fellow teammates. | Photo by Tracey Cox We're ready for you! Sophomores Camilla Ah-Hoy and Rachael Rourke wait behind the net for the ball to cross onto their side. I Photo by Tracey Cox (Right) Steady hand. Natalie Hooper may be one of the smallest, if not the smallest girl on the team. However, this junior was also the most improved server over the course of her time spent with Oregon State volleyball and was known to wield a tough jump-float serve. | Photo by Tracey Cox (Right) Guarding for Oregon State, a couple of the women work together to try to stop the ball at the front before any volleying takes place on their side. | Photo by Tracey Cox (Above) Sophomore Camilla Ah-Hoy jump serves for Oregon State volleyball. Ah-Hoy reared back to smack it over the other side of the net. | Photo by Tracey Cox (Left) Serving, junior Jennifer Fitz shows her strength by soaring the ball over the net. | Photo by Tracey Cox Women s Volleyball 15

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(Above) Sophomore Paul Peterson follows through with his swing. At the NW Winter Shootout. Peterson tied for fourth within OSU’s individual results with a score of 145. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Left) Senior Vincent Johnson tees off. At the Giustina Memorial Classic, Johnson led the Beavers with a score of 205. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Left) Scott Barton at the Giustina Memorial Classic. Barton tied for 23rd overall with a score of 218. | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Above) Vincent Johnson chips the ball on the green. At the Hawai’i Hilo Intercollegiate, Johnson tied for 29th overall with a score of 212 (4-over). | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds (Above) Senior Clayton Moe takes a shot. At ■ the Big 10 Pac-10 Challenge. Moe came in 56th overall with a score of 224 (28-over). | Photo by Stoddard Reynolds Men s Golf 17