October 10, 2007--UNLV junior men's golfer Seung-su Han has been selected the Mountain West Conference Men's Golfer of the Month for September, the league announced Thursday. Han, an Incheon, South Korea, native, finished second at the Shoot-out at Angel Park, helping the Rebels to a team title in his only appearance of the month. He had rounds of 68-70-70, to finish at five-under-par 208 on the 6,722-yard Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas.

October 10, 2007--UNLV women’s golf finished 10th at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational on Wednesday and the Rebels were led by Natasha Krishna, who finished in the top 20 at the tournament, which was held at the Sahalee Country Club.
The Rebels had a team total of 921 (312-302-307, +57) and they also earned the Sahalee Spirit Award, which went to the team that demonstrated the most sportsmanship and team spirit throughout the tournament and was voted on by tournament workers and volunteers.

October 3, 2007--The No. 16 UNLV men's golf team blew past the competition and was the only team to break 280 for the Shoot Out at Angel Park as it shot an 8-under-par 276 during the final round on Sunday, which was played at Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas. Angel Park Golf Club, billed the world's most complete golf experience, is the home or two Arnold Palmer Las Vegas golf courses, a lighted par 3, a real-grass putting course, and a lighted practice facility.

September 7, 2007--UNLV women’s golf head coach Missy Ringler won the 2007 Nevada Women’s State Amateur tournament by a single stroke on Thursday, outlasting Nicole McGirr, who is currently a junior on the Rebel squad. Ringler finished with a three-round total of 227 (+11) on the Las Vegas Country Club course to earn her second Nevada amateur title. She won her first state medalist honors in 2003. Ringler shot a final-round 74, which was three strokes better than McGirr, who fired a final-round 77. The UNLV Women are currently ranked number 29 in the Golfweek pre-season poll.

August 8, 2007--UNLV women’s golf has added transfer Tonya Choate to its roster, head coach Missy Ringler announced, and Choate will be eligible to compete for the Rebels this fall. Choate, who will be a senior with one year of eligibility remaining, is transferring from Division-II Drury University in Springfield, Mo., where she played three seasons for the Panthers. Choate won 12 tournaments and placed in the top 10 in an additional 17 events in her three years for the Panthers, and she has a career-scoring average of 76.04.

July 4, 2007--Brett Kanda, a redshirt sophomore on the highly-ranked UNLV golf team, won the 108th playing of the Southern California Golf Association Amateur Championship by firing rounds of 68-66-71-70--275 at Victoria Golf Club in Riverside, Calif. And immediately following the tournament it was announced that Kanda would be one of the California representatives on the California team for the playing of the prestigious Pacific Coast Amateur Championship to be held August 7-10 at San Diego Country Club. Kanda defeated UC Irvine's Brian Edick to win the SCGA event, withstanding Edick's final-round 67. While at UNLV, Kanda plays and practices at the Rebels home Las Vegas golf course, Southern Highlands, and other Las Vegas golf courses including Las Vegas Country Club, TPC Canyons and others. View the SCGA final leaderboard ... now.