Northwest Christian University

Height: 6-1
Class: Senior
Hometown: Eugene, Ore.
High School: Sheldon HS

2008-2009: Played in all 11 events for the Beacons during junior season, earning seven top-five finishes...won the College of Idaho Invitational at 215, setting a school record with a first-round 68...secured a school record with a 213 three-round score at the Holy Names Fall Invitational...earned First-Team All-Conference honors...finished second in the conference with a 74.57 scoring average.

2007-2008: Played in every tournament for the Beacons as a sophomore...earned medalist honors for first-place finishes at four events: CCC#1 hosted by Albertson College, the Northwest Christian Invitational, the George Fox Invitational and the Willamette Invitational...tied teammate Brent McKee for the low-round of 70 during round two of the CCC#3 event hosted by Corban College...had seven top-five finishes...earned First-Team All-Conference honors, finishing second in the conference for scoring average.

Previous Collegiate Experience: Played his freshman year at the College of the Desert in Palm Desert, CA for coach Toni Manzoni...earned the Scholar-Athlete Award...registered a low-round of 69 at the College of the Desert Invitational, recording seven birdies including five in a row...won the Foothill Conference Individual Championship, shooting 71)

High School Experience: Played three years on varsity at Sheldon High for coach Todd O'Neal...earned the Coaches Award for all four seasons...had a low-round of 70 at the 2005 4A State Championship and led the Fighting Irish to the State team championship...while in high school, set a course record at Timber Creek Golf Course in Roseville, CA, which still remains at an 8-under 64.

Personal: Born on June 3, 1987 in Hayward, CA...son of Pat and Scott Ahrens...enjoys playing sports and spending time with friends and family...favorite golfers are Tiger Wood and Fred Couples..favorite golf course is Pacific Dunes...aspires to become successful in whatever he may do and dedicate it all to God...majoring in Elementary Education.