2002-2003: Oxandaboure played in six tournaments for USC last season ... Stroke average of 74.72 tied for seventh-best on squad ... Best finish was at the Carpet Capital Collegiate, where he shot 216 to tie for 23rd ... Fired a season-low 68 in the first round of the Thunderbird Invitational, a tournament in which he also notched his season-low for 54 holes with a 215. 2001-2002: Oxandaboure played in six tournaments for USC in 2001-2002 ... Stroke average of 73.84 was sixth-best on the team ... Named All-Pac-10 honorable mention ... Came on strong in the second half of the year, notching three top 20 finishes in a row at one point ... Shot a career-low 211 to tie for 19th while competing as an individual at the Thunderbird Invitational ... Shot 214 a week later to tie for eighth at the U.S. Intercollegiate, again as an individual ... Came up big at the Pac-10s, shooting 286 to tie for fourth and help lead the Trojans to the team title. HIGH SCHOOL: Oxandaboure prepped at La Costa Canyon (Calif.) High, where he was an All-Avocado League first team selection as a 1999 senior ... He qualified for the state tournament his senior year. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Oxandaboure attended Palomar Junior College in San Marcos, Calif., where he was All-Orange Empire League, All-Southern California and the 2001 State Junior College champion. PERSONAL: Born on October, 5, 1981, Scott is an economics major at USC. His full name is Jeffrey Scott Oxandaboure. IN HIS OWN WORDS: My Favorite Pastime Away From The Sport—"Playing baseball." Toughest Player I've Played Against—"My stepdad. He may not be the best golfer, but he really wants to beat you." Why I chose to attend USC—"It's a great combination of academics and athletics."
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