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Abraham Ancer Class: Senior Hometown: Mission, Texas High School: Sharyland HS Last College: Odessa Junior College Height: 5-7

ABRAHAM ANCER'S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS

PERSONAL RECORDS AT OKLAHOMA
Lowest 18-hole score: 63, Desert Shootout (spring 2011)*
Lowest 54-hole score: 195, Desert Shootout (spring 2011)*
Top-10 finishes: 12, last: tied for third place at the Big 12 Championship (spring 2013)
Top-20 finishes: 25, last: tied for third place at the Big 12 Championship (spring 2013)
Best finish: earned medalist honors at 2011 Desert Shootout (spring 2011) and 2011 NCAA East Regional (spring 2011)

*indicates OU school record

AS A JUNIOR (2011-12):
Name to PING All-Central Region Team ... Averaged a team-low 72.50 strokes per round (10th best average in school history) ... His 22 rounds of par or better tied for the most in OU single-season history ... His 44 rounds played tied for the most in school single-season history ... Competed in all 13 of OU's team tournaments ... Also participated at the Western Refining All-America Golf Classic and Oklahoma Individual Invite ... Was team's top performer in five events ... Recorded two top-five, four top-10 and nine top-20 finishes ... Logged a season-best tie for third place at the Big 12 Championship in Trinity, Texas, in April (shot even par) ... Named to the 2012 Big 12 Championship All-Tournament Team ... Tied for fifth place at the season-opening Mark Simpson Colorado Invite with a three-round 209 (-7) ... Set OU's individual season-low 18-hole score in the first round of the Mark Simpson Colorado Invite with a 6-under 66 ... Tied for ninth at the Mason Rudolph Championship in September with a 1-under 212 and sixth at the David Toms Intercollegiate in October with a three-round 216 (E) ... Tied for 24th at the NCAA Norman Regional by carding a three-round 222 (+6) ... Earned a share of 21st place at the NCAA Championships with a three-round 216 (+3) ... Name to the Academic All-Big 12 First Team.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2010-11):
Named to PING All-America Team (honorable mention) ... Averaged a team-low 72.03 strokes per round (sixth fewest in school single-season history) ... Nineteen rounds at par or better tied as fifth most in OU single-season history ... Participated in 11 of OU's 12 team tournaments and also at U.C. Ferguson Classic (as an individual) and La Cantera Individual Classic ... Logged four top-10 performances and four other top-20 showings ... Earned medalist honors and set school record (by eight strokes) with three-round 195 (-21) at Desert Shootout in March (broke mark held by former All-American Anthony Kim) ... Third-round 63 (-9) in Desert Shootout tied school record for lowest 18-hole score ... Tied for eighth at U.C. Ferguson Classic in September with three-round 209 (-4) and ninth at Aggie Invitational in April with a 218 (+2) ... Shot a four-round 295 (+15) to tie for 20th at Big 12 Championship ... Earned medalist honors at the NCAA East Regional in Radford, Va., by firing a three-round 210 (-6) ... Tied for 81st at NCAA Championships with a three-round 228 (+12).

IN JUNIOR COLLEGE:
A 2010 first-team PING All-American ... Received the 2010 Jack Nicklaus Award as the Golf Coaches Association of America junior college player of the year ... Named 2010 NJCAA Division I winner of Phil Mickelson Award as nation's most outstanding junior college freshman ... Won medalist honors in five of his seven tournaments in spring 2010 for Odessa College (including the Western Junior College Athletic Conference Invitational and the National Junior College Athletic Association District II Championship) ... Tied for second place at the NJCAA National Championship and helped his squad to a fifth-place finish ... Led all junior college golfers in final Golfstat Cup standings (finished 29th in version that includes college golfers from all levels, including Division I).

MISCELLANEOUS:
Parents: Abraham and Veronica Ancer ... Sisters: Sayra and Claudia Ancer ... Major: undecided ... Home course: The Club at Cimarron ... Career low round: 63 ... Has recorded three holes-in-one ... Two career wins are tied for third most in OU history.