1. If you have to grade yourself on the your performance during the fall season - how would you do it and why?
CN - I haven't played as well as I would have hoped to play, but we have one tournament left then we'll get ready for next semester.

2. The Broncs have one more fall tournament left at Stanford, what's been your assessment of the squad so far?
CN - The group is really coming together. We have a very young team this year, and it's a learning experience. There is a lot of talent in the new players.

3. In your eyes, what do you believe is your role on this year's team?
CN - I feel like I can help some of the new guys a little, even though most of them are older than I am.

4. With being one of the two veterans on the squad, how have you seen the freshman grow through the first three tournaments of the year?
CN - All of them are gaining a lot of experience every week. I've seen a change in all of them, and it's all for the better.

5. What do you think has been your biggest improvements since your freshman season?
CN - I would say the experience and feeling comfortable at a university so far away from home.

6. What thoughts run through your head before, during and after every hole?
CN - You can't control what others do or what you did on the hole before. You can only play your game.

7. What were your goals coming into the 2004 season, and right now are you on pace to attaining them?
CN - The goals are to go to regionals and hopefully nationals. We got off to a slow start, but we have a strong tournament schedule and next semester should help us get to where we want to go.

8. What's the biggest challenge that you've had to overcome?
CN - Coming from Canada and being away from home, I am not able to see my family whenever I want. I only see them at Christmas and summer.

9. When did you start playing golf and what's kept you playing all these years?
CN - I started playing around the age of eight, and I loved it ever since. I keep playing because I think it's a sport that no one could ever master completely. You can improve all the time.

10. Who has had the greatest impact on your life and why?
CN - My father because he started me playing many different sports and taught me how to play so much. He always taught me to keep all options open. He's a great man, and I try to do things I think he would do.