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Bobby Gojuangco (left) was named USC's new Men's Golf Assistant Coach by Head Coach Chris Zambri (right).
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Bobby Gojuangco Named Men's Golf Assistant Coach
August 10, 2018 | Men's Golf, Features
Former Trojan played on USC's NCAA finalist squad in 2015.
Bobby Gojuangco, who was part of USC's run to the NCAA Championships final in 2015 before pursuing a professional career in the private sector, has been named the Trojans new Men's Golf Assistant Coach, Head Coach Chris Zambri announced today.
"I'm excited to have Bobby back at USC," Zambri said. "He has a passion for golf and is a student of the game. In addition, Bobby will be a great sounding board for all things for our players as he graduated just a short time ago."
Gojuangco played for three seasons at USC (2014-16), his Trojan career highlighted by a 2015 junior season in which he started every tournament. He played a key role in Troy's program-best runners-up finish at the 2015 NCAA Championships, winning his quarterfinal and semifinal matches against Texas and Illinois, respectively.
He finished his junior season with a 72.77 stroke average, posting 10 rounds in the 60s and five top 20 finishes, including three in the top 11. He saw reserve action as a 2014 sophomore and a 2016 senior and played at San Diego State as a 2013 freshman.
Gojuangco graduated from USC with a bachelor's degree in Cognitive Science in 2016 and has spent the last two years as an analyst at a San Diego-based law firm.
He replaces Justin Silverstein, who served on Zambri's staff for two seasons before being named Head Coach for USC Women's Golf team earlier this summer.
"I'm excited to have Bobby back at USC," Zambri said. "He has a passion for golf and is a student of the game. In addition, Bobby will be a great sounding board for all things for our players as he graduated just a short time ago."
Gojuangco played for three seasons at USC (2014-16), his Trojan career highlighted by a 2015 junior season in which he started every tournament. He played a key role in Troy's program-best runners-up finish at the 2015 NCAA Championships, winning his quarterfinal and semifinal matches against Texas and Illinois, respectively.
He finished his junior season with a 72.77 stroke average, posting 10 rounds in the 60s and five top 20 finishes, including three in the top 11. He saw reserve action as a 2014 sophomore and a 2016 senior and played at San Diego State as a 2013 freshman.
Gojuangco graduated from USC with a bachelor's degree in Cognitive Science in 2016 and has spent the last two years as an analyst at a San Diego-based law firm.
He replaces Justin Silverstein, who served on Zambri's staff for two seasons before being named Head Coach for USC Women's Golf team earlier this summer.
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