Oklahoma City University Athletics

A threat to win every tournament … shoots low … has goals to play in the Walker Cup and win the Golfstat Cup … plays with confidence … Fall 2006: Led team with 69.82 average in 11 rounds … finished second at the U.C. Ferguson Classic with a 68-65-65–198 … runner-up at the Oklahoma Christian Classic with a 75-69–144 … tied for third at the UMKC Bill Ross Intercollegiate and the Oral Roberts Invitational … 2005-06: Tied for ninth at the NAIA championship with 73-71-71-75–290 … NAIA all-American … averaged 71.81 in 21 rounds … ranked third in the nation in scoring average … captured NAIA Region VI title with 70-71-69–210 … won Colorado-Stevinson Ranch Invitational with 70-74–144 … finished second at the Oklahoma City Spring Classic with 76-71-69–216 … 2004-05: Fifth at NAIA championship with 68-70-73-75–286 … NAIA all-American … shot 73.67 average in 12 events ... finished in the top 15 in two events, with his best finish being a tie for seventh at the U.C. Ferguson Allstate Classic ... 2003-04: Competed in two tournaments for Oklahoma ... had a scoring average of 77.0, while firing a season-low 73 in the second round of the Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational ... High School: Four-time all-Southwest Preparatory Conference ... won the Edmond Memorial Invitational, the McAlester Invitational and the Guthrie Blue Jay Bash … coached by Virgil Grantham ... lettered four times in football and golf and twice in soccer … selected Oklahoman little all-city punter of the year in football … Amateur: Finished in the top 10 of the Texas-Oklahoma Junior Championship ... recorded three top-10 finishes in the World Junior Championship ... qualified for the U.S. Junior Amateur in 2000, missing match play by losing in a playoff ... three-time OGA Junior Amateur Champion ... won the Firecracker Invitational in the summer of 2003, setting tournament records for low 18-hole score, low 36-hole score and low tournament score ... Personal: Son of Teddy and Debbie Mitchell ... majoring in business administration ... qualified for the 2004 United States Amateur Championship, losing in the first round of match play … born Nov. 3, 1984 in Oklahoma City.