Mike May Class: Freshman Hometown: Big Piney, Wyo. High School: Big Piney/Rock Springs Height: 6-0

2007-08 (Freshman): May did something in the fall of his freshman season that not many golfers can claim, he finished runner-up at a college tournament. Mike shot rounds of 69 (-3) and 68 (-4) at the Purple & Red Invite to finish in second place out of 104 individuals. It was the highest finish by a Wyoming player since the 2005-06 season when Jeff Franks won the AFA Invite. The round of 68 was Mike's best of the fall, as well as tied for lowest on the Cowboy team during the first part of the season. May is a physically gifted athlete, who has a good motion and strikes the ball well. He is still adjusting to the college game, but as evident by his low-round capability he has a great upside. Mike played in all seven fall tournaments for the Cowboys and had the second lowest stroke average, 75.75. At the Hawaii tournament he shot 72, 71, 70 and helped the Cowboys record the third-best team round in school history, 278 (-10), and the third-best team event total at UW, 859 (-5).

High School: Mike May lived in Big Piney, but played high school golf for class 4A Rock Springs and was named All-Conference for all four years. His junior and senior seasons, Mike was runner-up at the Wyoming State Championship, only one stroke off of the title in 2006 and two strokes back in 2005. Both years, May earned All-State accolades. He represented the state of Wyoming on the Junior America's Cup team in 2004 and 2005. A multi-sport athlete, he also earned high school letters in basketball (three) and football (one). Mike was an honor roll student. May chose Wyoming over Utah, Utah State and Northern Colorado.

Personal: May was born in Roosevelt, Utah on Dec. 28, 1987. Mike is the son of Troy and Wendy May and has one older sister, Reannon. He is undecided on a college major.