2006-07: appeared in 10 tournaments, playing a total of 29 rounds... shot seven rounds of 71 or less... finished in the Top-20 five times and in the Top 10 three times during the year... His 74.83 stroke average was the lowest on team with 24 or more rounds played... recorded three of the teams four sub-par finishes during the season... finished T-22 at the Del Walker IC with a 217 total... shot two rounds of 76 to finish T-17 at the Big 5 Classic... carded a 245 total at the Golf Glove IC to finish T-53... finished T-58 at the Bill Cullum IC with a 235 total... recorded the first of his Top 10 finishes when he finished T-6 at the Anteater Invitational after shooting a 223... had a three round total of 239 at the Braveheart Classic and finished T-51... finished T-42 after his 227 total at the Cuesta Title/Cal Poly IC... carded his lowest three round total of the year, a seven-under 209 and finished T-13 at the OGIO Pacific Coast ICI ... finished T-5 at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic when we shot three rounds of 70-or-less to finish with a one-under 209... carded a two-under 214 at the Big West Championships to finish T-6.

High School: Was a four-year letter winner for Coach Eve Clayton at Arroyo Valley HS... helped the program to three San Andreas League Championships in 2004, '05 and '06... only lost three team matches in his high school career, going 76-3... four time All-League honoree... named to the Los Angeles Times All-Southern California High School Golf Team.

Personal: Scott Frederick Clayton was born September 2, 1987 in Loma Linda, CA... majoring in mathematics... parents are Bill and Eve Clayton... roots for the Seattle Mariners and the San Francisco 49ers... favorite athletes are Tiger Woods and Ichiro Suzuki... favorite foods are pizza and chocolate chip cookies... favorite films are "Happy Gilmore", "The Sandlot", and "Cool Runnings"... favorite musical groups are Hawk Nelson, Relient K and Stellar Kart... hobbies include playing video games and playing poker... brother Bill plays at Cal State San Bernardino.