Joe Weber

Height:
6-1
Weight:
null
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Bryant, Wis.
High School:
Antigo

Senior (2005-06) -- Weber became MU[apos]s first golfer since 1992 and just the fourth in school history to earn first-team all-conference honors as he was named All-BIG EAST following the 2005-06 season. His second place finish at the BIG EAST Championships helped him be named to the all-conference team. He shot two of his four sub-70 rounds in the first two rounds of the tournament. He shot a 67 and 68 on the first day and finished with a final-round 70 to shoot 11-under, 205. He led MU to its best conference tournament finish ever as the Golden Eagles placed third. Weber came on in the spring semester, as he seemed to do ever year. After a fall in which he started slow, he rebounded by the spring. He was MU[apos]s second best finisher in three of the four events leading up to the BIG EAST meet.

Junior (2004-05) -- Weber picked up right where he left off to begin his junior year. he fired a season best 69 in the final round of the John Piper Intercollegiate to finish a career best second, leading MU to a win. He also had a strong outing, placing 13th at the Cardinal Intercollegiate as part of a season in which he averaged a career best 74.80. Weber placed fifth in the weather-shortened Bethune-Cookman Classic, shooting par and was MU[apos]s best finisher, leading the Golden Eagles to a team title. Weber closed the season strong, placing ninth at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate and 28th at the Marshall Invitational, the top MU finisher at each event.

Sophomore (2003-04) -- After coming on strong in the spring of his junior year, Weber was strong as a sophomore, leading Marquette in scoring four times. He proved competitive in most tournaments, earning a 75.50 season average. His finest outing came at the Big Red Classic, where he finished third. A one-over, 217, had him just four strokes away from the tourney title. He fired a final-round 70 to secure the good finish. The 70 was his career best. He also led MU at the El Diablo Invitational, where he finished 27th. Like his freshman season, he saved his best for the end of the year. He led Marquette in its final two outings. His 20th place finish at the Conference USA Championships was Marquette[apos]s best total. He shot six-over and followed that up with a five-over at the First Energy Intercollegiate.

Freshman (2002-03) -- Weber was Marquette[apos]s most surprising and best golfer during the fall of 2003. He avoided the disastrous Dick Wittcoff/USF Invitational, where every MU player struggled. He avenged MU[apos]s worst tournament of the year by helping the team to a win at the Kauai Collegiate Cup. He placed a career best fifth, shooting 218 with a pair of par rounds. He was also a key figure in MU[apos]s third place finish at the Bradford Creek Intercollegiate, placing 15th wilt a 223. He led MU in scoring in both of those tournaments. He was rewarded by being named Conference USA Golfer-of-the-Month. Weber participated in two events in the fall of his first year. He fired three rounds of 77 to finish 45th at the John Piper Intercollegiate. The 15-over, 231 was the best total of his season. He shot a 250 at the Hillman Robbins Intercollegiate, placing 76th.

Prior to Marquette -- A four-year letterwinner, Weber was also a two time letterwinner in basketball at Antigo High School. He was a first team all-conference selection High school and finished each of his final two season with a 72 scoring average. He led his team to a conference title as a senior. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, was a peer educator and was class officer.

Personal -- The son of Steve and Patty Weber, he was born December 25, 1983. Weber was a chemistry major.

Weber[apos]s Career Stats

Year	Tmt.	Rds.	Strk.	Avg.	>70	>216	>Par	L18	L54
2002-03	6	18	1,373	76.27	0	0	1	71	218
2003-04	11	33	2,498	75.50	0	0	3	70	219
2004-05	13	35	2,618	74.80	1	1	6	69	210
2005-06	12	32	2,387	74.59	4	1	5	67	205
Totals	42	118	8,876	75.22	5	2	15	67	205
Best Finish	2nd, Twice (2004-05, 2005-06)