Cory Churchman

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Abilene, TX
High School:
Cooper HS

2015-16
• Played in all 12 tournaments and had the third lowest scoring average at 73.63
• Shot a career-low 67 at the John Hayt Collegiate
• In 33 rounds, shot scores in the 70s 31 times
• Finished tied for fourth at the Lone Star Invitational with a three-round score of 218 (70-75-73)
• Named second team All-Conference
• At the C-USA championship, finished tied for ninth with a three-round score of 219 (70-77-72)
• Finished tied for 33rd at the NCAA Tucson Regional

2014-15
• Made the clinching putt for North Texas to win the 2015 Conference USA Championship
• Finished in fifth place at the C-USA Championship and was named to the All-Tournament team
• Notched three top-10 finishes and had a career best finish of third place at the Reveille Challenge
• Had five top-25 finishes for the year
• Shot three rounds in the 60’s, which included a 68 at the Jim Rivers Intercollegiate as he finished in a tie for sixth place
• Played in all 12 tournaments on the year and had the fourth lowest stroke average on the team

2013-14
• Played in 10 events and had a one top-15 finish at the Argent Financial Classic, which NT won as a team
• Shot a season-low round of 68 at The Schenkel Invitational
• Posted a 69 at the Lone Star Invite as he finished tied for 30^th place
• Finished in 31^st place at the Windon Memorial
• Shot the third lowest score for NT at the C-USA Championship

High School
• Won 10 tournaments in his first three years of high school
• Notched 11 wins through the fall of 2012
• Dominated the West Texas Junior Champions tournament in August 2012, winning by seven strokes
• Won two tournaments as a freshman and qualified for the Class 4A state golf tournament, where he finished in 12th place
• Is a two-time winner of the District 3-5A individual championship.
• Won the Red Raider Classic, the Big Springs Invitational at 3-under par, and the Tall City Invitational as a sophomore
• Has finished in the top-five in 19 of 27 high school tournaments and first or second in 15 of the 27 tournaments he has played in