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UNLV: The veteran of this years squad with 100 rounds played as a collegian
Also has experience at two NCAA Championship tournaments and is the only remaining member of UNLVs 1998 national championship team
Has a tremendous work ethic
Will be counted on for consistency and leadership as the only senior on the team.
1999-00: Played in 11 tournaments, including all three postseason competitions
Best finish was at the Mountain West Conference Championships where he tied teammate Jeremy Anderson for fourth-place overall, four strokes under par
Was the first-round leader at the MWC Tournament after firing a 68
Also collected a top-five finish at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate in Kaneohe, Hawaii, tying for fifth at eight-under par
Missed just one tourney on the season
Tied for 47th overall at the NCAA Championships, shooting one-over par
Earned the right to play a round with President Bill Clinton as one of just two remaining members of the Rebels 1998 national championship squad
Ranked as high as 97th individually in the nation.
1998-99: Competed in eight tournaments
Recorded his best finish at the U.S. Collegiate Golf Championship where he tied for ninth
Had a scoring average of 74.67, playing 24 rounds
Finished in the top 20, four times and in the top 10, once
Shot par or better six times.
1997-98: Competed in 13 tournaments
Recorded his best finish at the Morris Williams where he came in seventh
Had a scoring average of 73.54, playing 39 rounds
Finished in the top-20 three times and the top-10 once
Shot par or better 12 rounds
His best postseason finish was a tie for 12th at the WAC Championships
Finished 37th at the NCAA Championships helping UNLV capture its first-ever team title.
1996-97: Redshirt season
Played in the William H. Tucker Invitatational
Tied for 20th with a total of 215.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 1996 graduate of Kingman High School ... A two-time state champion who was also a four-time all-state honoree for the Bulldogs ... Finished prep career with stroke average of 36 ... Helped team to four district titles and one runner-up finish at state tourney ... A 1995 Second-Team Rolex All-American ... Medalist at the 1995 Oklahoma Junior Classic as well as Polo Southwestern Junior Classic in Albuquerque, N.M. ... Played in the Cannon Cup two years in a row
Also a top student who earned a 3.5 grade point average.
PERSONAL: Scott K. Lander was born Aug. 13, 1978, in Kingman, Ariz. ... The son of Scott and Candice Lander ... Has one sister ... Was married to the former Jamie Sisk on Dec. 16, 2000
Writes a weekly column for unlvrebels.com, the official UNLV Athletics website
Has worked with his dad in roofing business during summers ... Majoring in business management ... Also visited Arizona State, Tulsa and New Mexico ... Chose UNLV for its coach, weather and the courses
Enjoys basketball, bowling and playing the guitar.
KNIGHT ON LANDER: I just think the world of Scott. Hes got very high goals. Hes very dedicated. He has worked hard in school to get this degree, and thats not been an easy chore for him. I admire him very much for what hes put into his time here and Id love to see him go out with a great finish his senior year.
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