2009-10 Austin Peay Golf Media Guide

2009-10 MEN AND WOMEN’S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE

austin peay athletics mission statementIntercollegiate athletics at Austin Peay State University aspires to provide educational and broad-based

competitive opportunities at the NCAA Division I level for eligible male and female student athletes. Seeking to maintain a proper balance between athletic and academic programs, the University is committed to pre-paring students for productive, fulfilling and responsible lives. In addition to developing individual ability and successful programs, those athletic experiences will be instrumental in developing the concepts of teamwork, sportsmanship, loyalty, self-confidence plus the qualities of leadership and discipline.

Intercollegiate athletics endeavors to provide positive impressions of University activities to a diversified group of audiences. Austin Peay strives to attract a diverse and talented group of participants, coaches and administrators with a strong commitment to excellence, openness, gender equity and integrity, reflecting a precise adherence to NCAA and conference rules and philosophies. As a result, Austin Peay athletics assumes a major role in assisting University development and fiscal responsibility.

The departmental goals and objectives are based upon its mission as it builds on its traditions, confidently looking forward to an exciting and progressive future.

MEDIA INFORMATIONMedia wanting to interview Austin Peay State University student-athletes, coaches or staff must contact the sports

information office, which will arrange the interview. The best time to conduct interviews with student-athletes is after practice sessions, which vary by team, as do rules

for interviewing at each team’s practice – please check with the sports information office for more information about a specific sport.

Media that attend a practice session are asked to keep their distance from the action and not to talk to student-athletes or coaches while practice is occurring. A media relations representative will assist you in interviews after the practice’s completion. Team meetings before, during or after practice are private and not accessible to the media.

Interviews that can not be conducted at that time will be arranged around the student-athlete or coach’s schedule. Phone numbers of student-athletes will NOT be released to the media and media should NEVER attempt to call student-athletes at home.

It is requested that media give the sports information office enough advanced warning when they want to (a) arrange an interview or (b) attend a practice. Last minute interview requests cannot be guaranteed to be honored.

The Athletic Department will do everything to respect the requests of the media and it is expected that the media respect the policies set forth by the sports information office.

Print Media• The Leaf-Chronicle-Clarksville www.theleaftchronicle.com (931) 552-1808• The Tenneseean-Nashville www.tennessan.com (615) 259-8000• Kentucky New-Era-Hopkinsville (Ky.) www.kentukcynewera.com (270) 886-4444• The All-State-Clarksville (Student) www.theallstate.com (931)221-7376

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ................................... Clarksville, TN 37040Founded ............................................................ 1927Enrollment ........................................................ 9,207Nickname ..................................................GovernorsSchool Colors ....................................Red and WhiteAffiliation ...........................................NCAA Division IConference ............................................. Ohio ValleyPresident .............................................. Timothy HallAthletics Director ...................................... Dave LoosSenior Women’s Administrator .................Cheryl HoltFaculty Athletics Representative ......Dr. Bruce Myers

LADY GOVS GOLFHead Coach ..........................................Sara RobsonAlma Mater .........................................Belmont, 2002Year at APSU .....................................................SixthAPSU OVC Championships ............................. NoneOVC Freshman of the Year selections ............... One Most Recent: Stacy Lynch, 2006OVC Player of the Year selections ..................... One Most Recent: Amanda Phillips, 20012009 First-Team All-OVC selections ..................... One Chelsea Harris2009 OVC All-Tournament selections ................. One Chelsea Harris

GOVS GOLFHead Coach ........................................... Kirk KaydenAlma Mater ........................................... Toledo, 1997Year at APSU ......................................................FifthAPSU OVC Championships ............................SevenOVC Freshman of the Year selections ..........................Two Most Recent: Erik Barnes, 2007OVC Player of the Year selections ........................... Five Most Recent: Erik Barnes, 20092009 First-Team All-OVC selections ...........................Two Erik Barnes and Luke Sherrod2009 OVC All-Tournament selections .............................Two Brian Balthrop and Luke Sherrod

APSU SPORTS INFORMATIONSport Information Director ..................... Brad Kirtley Golf Contact ............................ Alaric Klinghard E-mail ............................ [email protected] Information Coordinator/F&M Bank APSU

Intercollegiate Contact ................... Cody BushOffice Phone ....................................... 931/221-7561Fax ................................................... 931/221-7562E-mail ........................................... [email protected] Address: PO Box 4515 Clarksville, TN 37040Web Site ........................................ LetsGoPeay.com

contentsAustin Peay State University ............................. 3F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate ........................ 42009-10 Men’s Golf Photo/Roster ..................... 52008-09 Men’s Golf Statistics ............................ 6Govs Head Coach Kirk Kayden ......................... 7PLAYERS Eric Anfinson ................................................. 8 Brian Balthrop ............................................... 9 Erik Barnes ............................................ 10-11 Drew Miller .................................................. 12 Jamie Neilson ............................................. 13 Luke Sherrod .............................................. 14 Jordan Black ............................................... 15 Chris Dougill ............................................... 15 Dustin Korte ................................................ 152009-10 Women’s Golf Roster/Photo .............. 16

2008-09 Women’s Golf Statistics ..................... 17Lady Govs Head Coach Sara Robson ............ 18PLAYERS Ashley Averitt .............................................. 19 Beth Ann Burns ........................................... 20 Chelsea Harris ............................................ 21 Staci Lynch ................................................. 22 Angelina Manzitto ....................................... 23 Catie Tucker ................................................ 24 Ashley Wathen ............................................ 25 Holly Batey .................................................. 26 Tabitha Beard .............................................. 26 Catherine Smith .......................................... 26RECORD BOOKAll-Time Results............................................... 27Austin Peay Awards ......................................... 28Lady Govs All-Time Team Records ................. 29Govs All-Time Team Reocrds .......................... 30

Austin Peay State University is a comprehensive, state-assisted university with a distinguished tradition in liberal and professional education. The institution is named in

honor of Austin Peay, Tennessee’s governor from 1924 until 1927, the year APSU was founded.

The university is located in Clarksville, Tenn., just 45 min-utes northwest of Tennessee’s capital, Nashville, on Interstate 24. One of the South’s most historic cities, Clarksville also is Tennessee’s third-fastest growing city behind only Memphis and Nashville.

Situated on gently rolling terrain near picturesque down-town Clarksville, Austin Peay’s main campus consists of 68

buildings on 169 acres. The classical Georgian architec-ture of the Austin Peay campus is combined with newer buildings. This blend provides a link with the past while reflecting the academic excellence and dignity of an institution of higher learning.

The newest building additions to the main campus are the Foy Fitnees and Recreation Center, Sundquist Science Complex and the new Morgan University Center, each opening for use since 2001. The $11-million Foy Center, features a rock-climbing wall and 10,000 square feet of fitness space and other amenities for the student body. The Sundquist Complex is one of the South’s premier science education facilities and represents the largest capital appropriation ever in Tennessee for a single class-room building. The new Morgan University Center is located in the heart of the campus and features a cybercafe, meeting rooms, a food court, coffee shop, ballroom and lounges for Austin Peay students.

Austin Peay’s campus has been the site of seven educational institutions since 1806. The cam-pus was occupied by Southwestern for 50 years until 1925 when the school moved to Memphis. Austin Peay was founded two years later as a two-year normal school to train teachers for the region. Austin Peay has grown over the years to take its place among the finest mid-sized four-year universities in the nation.

Austin Peay Normal School became a four-year college in

1941-42, and university status was conferred Sept. 1, 1967.Austin Peay State University currently enrolls more than 9,000 students

from every region of Tennessee, most of the 50 states and several foreign countries.

Austin Peay offers more than 50 majors in associate, bachelor’s, master’s and education specialist’s degrees with additional areas of concentration. Courses are offered in arts and sciences, business, education, engineering technology, nursing and human services. Graduate studies also are offered in several areas. In addition, numerous online courses are offered each semester.

A state leader in public service, Austin Peay State University has more than 750 employees. Engaged in the most modern teaching techniques and research are nearly 280 full-time faculty members, 90 percent of whom hold the earned doctorate or appropriate terminal degrees in their disciplines.

THIS IS AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY

WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT RECORDSTOURNAMENT HISTORYYear Team Champion Scores APSU APSU Scores2008(C) Tennessee Tech 312-308–620 7th 330-317–6472007(C,R) Indiana State 312 9th 3302006(C) Butler 324-317–641 5th 330-330–6602005(C) Butler 321-310–631 11th 337-350–6872004(C,R) Princeton 315 7th 3352003(C) Murray State 306-305–611 5th 326-339–6652002(C) Austin Peay 323-326–649 2001(C) Bradley 317-319–636 4th 331-330–6612000(C) Austin Peay 315-323–638 1999(C) Tennessee Tech 315-314–629 3rd 339-323–662

Tournament Location: (C) Clarksville Country Club (R) - tournament shortened by rain

TOURNAMENT RECORDS Team IndividualLow 18 305 – Murray State (2003) 70 – Lee-Ann Pace, Murray State (2003)Low 36 611 – Murray State (2003) 144 – Lee-Ann Pace, Murray State (2003)

For a decade now, Austin Peay men and women’s golf teams have held their home golf tournaments in the Fall. From 1999-2003 the tourna-ment was named the Precept Intercollegiate, but a new partnership was formed. As of the 2004 season, it has been deemed the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate. The women tournament is a two day, two-round event played at the 5,960-yard Clarksville Country Club. The men’s tour-nament is a two day, three-round event played at The Links at Novadell, a par-72, 6,841-yard course in Hopkinsville, Ky.

Austin Peay has had much success on both sides at the event. Staci Lynch (2006) was the last Lady Govs golfer to win the women’s tourna-ment. The Lady Govs have won the team title twice, in 2000 and 2002

The Govs have won their event six times (1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008), while having the individual medalist six times as well. Grant Leaver (2005,2006) is the only two-time champion. In 2008, Erik Barnes shot the program’s first-ever sub-200 round at the tournament with a 66-66-67 for a 199.

MEN’S TOURNAMENT RECORDSTOURNAMENT HISTORYYear Team Champion Scores APSU APSU Scores2008(N) Austin Peay 279-272-281–832 2007(N) Rained Out 2006(N) Troy 285-290-283–858 t-2nd 284-295-280–8592005(N) Western Illinois 285-281-288–854 2nd 284-290-284–8582004(N) Austin Peay 276-285-281–842 2003(C) Austin Peay 288-302–590 2002(C) Austin Peay 298-284–582 2001(C) Samford 300-305–605 2nd 296-313–6092000(C) Austin Peay 298-297–595 1999(C) Austin Peay 292-296–588 Tournament Location: (C) Clarksville Country Club (N) Links at Novadell (R) - tournament shortened by rain

TOURNAMENT RECORDS Team IndividualLow 18 272 – Austin Peay (2008) 64 – Matt Gallant, Austin Peay (2003) 64 – Robert Dinwiddie, Tennessee State (2004) 205 –Kenji Murayama, New Orleans (2004)Low 36 551 – Austin Peay (2008) 132 – Erik Barnes, Austin Peay (2008)Low 54 832 – Austin Peay (2008) 99 – Erik Barnes, Austin Peay (2008)Low 54 832 – Austin Peay (2008) 199 – Erik Barnes, Austin Peay (2008)

Oct. 19-20, 2009

2009-10 Governors – left to right Front Row: Jordan Black, Eric Anfinson, Erik Barnes, Brian Balthrop. left to right Middle Row: Jamie Neilson, Drew Miller. left to right Back Row: Head Coach Kirk Kayden, Luke Sherrod, Dustin Korte, Chris Dougill.

2009-10 AUSTIN PEAY GOVERNORS ROSTERName HT WT CL EXP Hometown (Previous School)Eric Anfinson 5-9 165 Sr. 1L Waterloo, Iowa (Indian Hills CC)Brian Balthrop 5-7 175 Jr. 2L Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville HS)Erik Barnes 5-9 185 Sr. 3L Marion, Ind. (Marion HS)Jordan Black 5-7 150 Fr. HS Dalton, Ga. (Northwest Whitfield HS)Chris Dougill 6-3 195 Jr. JC Coventry England (Indian Hills CC)Dustin Korke 6-3 165 Fr. HS Metropolis, Ill. (Massac County HS)Andrew Miller 5-7 130 So. 1L Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville HS)Jamie Neilson 5-10 160 Jr. 2L Edinburgh, Scotland (Saint David’s HS)Luke Sherrod 6-0 170 Jr. 2L Knoxville, Tenn. (Powell HS)

SQUAD BREAKDOWNBY LOCATION

ENGLAND: 1Chris Dougill

INDIANA: 1Erik Barnes

ILLINOIS: 1Dustin Korke

IOWA: 1Eric Anfinson

2009-10 GOVERNORS GOLF ROSTER

SCOTLAND: 1Jamie Neilson

TENNESSEE: 3Brian Balthrop, Andrew Miller, Luke Sherrod

GEORGIA: 1Jordan Black

BY CLASSSENIORS: 2Eric Anfinson, Erik Barnes

JUNIORS: 4Brian Balthrop, Jamie Neilson, Luke Sherrod, Chris Dougill*

SOPHOMORES: 1Andrew Miller

FRESHMEN: 2Jordan Black, Dustin Korke

^-redshirt *-transfer

2008-09 GOVS SEASON STATISTICS

Rounds/ Strokes Round AveragePlayer Trn W-L-T Pct. Counted Total Avg. Lo Hi 60s <Par >Par 1st 2nd 3rdTEAM 13 116-47-4 .707 10883 294.14 272 320 296.8 292.4 293.0Erik Barnes 13 836-119-26 .865 37/37 2668 72.11 64 78 9 18 19 72.6 72.7 70.8 Brian Balthrop 13 566-381-34 .594 35/37 2764 74.70 66 85 4 11 26 75.5 73.6 75.1Matt Coles 11 458-309-36 .593 25/31 2323 74.94 70 82 0 9 22 75.9 73.7 76.2Luke Sherrod 13 664-285-32 .693 34/37 2737 73.97 66 88 3 13 24 75.9 73.0 72.8Eric Anfinson 11 225-598-17 .278 7/29 2496 78.00 69 87 2 5 27 78.6 77.7 77.6Drew Miller 2 95-70-6 .573 0/5 374 74.80 73 76 0 0 5 74.5 75.5 74.0Jamie Neilson 2 46-121-4 .281 0/5 396 79.20 73 89 0 0 5 81.5 80.0 73.0 2008-09 SEASON INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (#-individual)

Palmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate Sept. 15-16 • Azalea City Golf Club • Mobile, Ala.

Team: 2nd/13 (281-280-294–855)Par: -9/Lead: -30 Individuals: 87Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (-9) 68-70-69–207 t-2ndBrian Balthrop (-2) 72-67-75–214 t-12thLuke Sherrod (3) 74-71-74–219 t-25thMatt Coles (5) 72-72-77–221 t-34thCarlos Rodriguez (6) 70-74-78–222 t-40thEric Anfinson (9) 71-78-76–225 t-53rd

2008 Earl Yestingsmeier InvitationalSept. 22-23 • Delaware Country Club • Munice, Ind.

Team: 3rd/11 (298-282-288–868)Par: +28/Lead: +17 Individuals: 68Competitor Scores PlaceCarlos Rodriguez (2) 74-67-71–212 8thEric Anfinson# (3) 75-69-69–213 9thErik Barnes (10) 73-74-73–220 t-20thMatt Coles (10) 73-71-76–220 t-20thBrian Balthrop (11) 78-70-73–221 t-26thLuke Sherrod (17) 80-76-71–227 49th

Xavier InvitationalOct. 13-14 • Oasis Golf Club • Loveland, Ohio

Team: 4th/20 (295-277-286–858)Par: -6/Lead: -18 Individuals: 104Competitor Scores PlaceLuke Sherrod (-7) 71-66-72–209 t-3rdErik Barnes (-6) 76-64-70–210 t-7thBrian Balthrop (4) 74-75-71–220 t-38thCarlos Rodriguez (4) 74-73-73–220 t-38thEric Anfinson (10) 76-74-76–226 t-69th

F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate Oct. 20-21 • The Links at Novadell • Clarksville, Tenn.

Team: 1st/17 (279-272-281–832)Par: -32/Lead: -32 Individuals: 92Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (-17) 66-66-67–199 1stBrian Balthrop (-7) 70-66-73–209 4thLuke Sherrod (-5) 75-67-69–211 t-5thCarlos Rodriguez (-2) 68-74-72–214 t-11thEric Anfinson # (3) 72-73-74–219 t-27thAndrew Miller# (7) 73-76-74–223 t-43rdJamie Neilson# (7) 74-76-73–223 t-43rdMatt Coles (9) 77-73-75–225 t-52nd

The Sam Hall IntercollegiateOct. 27-28 • Canebrake C.C. • Hattiesburg, MS

Team: t-4th/14 (298-302-284–884)Par: +32/Lead: +16 Individuals: 76Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (3) 73-76-67–216 t-3rdLuke Sherrod (4) 74-74-69–217 6thCarlos Rodriguez (12) 75-75-75–225 t-33rdBrian Balthrop (14) 76-77-74–227 t-48thEric Anfinson (19) 78-80-74–232 67th

Morehead State Spring Kick-Off Feb. 22-24 • Victoria Lakes Course at River Ridge • Oxnard, Calif.

Team: 2nd/4 (293-286-290–869)Par: +5/Lead: -2 Individuals: 22Competitor Scores PlaceBrian Balthrop (1) 71-71-75–217 t-4thLuke Sherrod (1) 73-71-73–217 t-4thMatt Coles (3) 71-73-75–219 9thErik Barnes (4) 78-71-71–220 t-10thEric Anfinson (11) 82-74-71–227 t-18th

Ron Smith/USF Invitational March 6-8 • Lake Jovita • Dade City, Fla.

Team: t-10th/23 (284-295-293–872)Par: +8/Lead: -6 Individuals: 120Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (-4) 67-74-71–212 t-4thMatt Coles (1) 71-71-75–217 t-22ndBrian Balthrop (5) 70-75-76–221 t-52ndLuke Sherrod (6) 76-75-71–222 t-57thEric Anfinson (31) 84-81-82–247 117th

Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate March 16-17 • Silver Lakes G.C. • Jacksonville, Ala.

Team: 1st/13 (290-282–572)Par: -4/Lead: -4 Individuals: 81Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (-3) 71-70–141 t-2ndMatt Coles (-3) 71-70–141 t-2ndBrian Balthrop (E) 75-69–144 t-7thLuke Sherrod (2) 73-73–146 t-14thAndrew Miller (7) 76-75–151 t-29thJamie Neilson# (29) 89-84–173 80th

Carter Plantation IntercollegiateMarch 24-25 • The Carter Plantation • Springfield, La.

Team: 8th/12 (310-314-306–930)Par: +66/Lead: +17 Individuals: 62Competitor Scores PlaceMatt Coles (10) 74-76-76–226 t-11thErik Barnes (12) 77-76-75–228 t-16thLuke Sherrod (16) 79-78-75–232 t-31stBrian Balthrop (28) 80-84-80–244 t-54thAndrew Miller wd-86-89–wd

BSU Cardinal Collegiate March 28-29 • Sultan’s Run Golf Club • Jasper, Ind.

Team: t-7th/13 (316-299–615)Par: +39/Lead: +15 Individuals: 74Competitor Scores PlaceBrian Balthrop (6) 76-74–150 t-10thErik Barnes (9) 78-75–153 t-21stLuke Sherrod (9) 80-73–153 t-21stMatt Coles (15) 82-77–159 t-49thEric Anfinson (24) 85-83–168 t-68th

UK Bluegrass InvitationalApril 11-13 • UK Big Blue Golf Club • Lexington, Ky.

Team: t-4th/17 (302-300-301–903)Par: +39/Lead: +16 Individuals: 89Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (-1) 72-76-67–215 1stLuke Sherrod (7) 74-73-76–223 t-9thMatt Coles (17) 79-76-78–233 t-46thEric Anfinson (24) 77-78-85–240 t-67thBrian Balthrop (24) 85-75-80–240 t-67th

Ohio Valley Conference ChampionshipApril 27-29 • Fighting Joe Course • Muscle Shoals, Ala.

Team: 1st/9 (298-292-287–877)Par: +13/Lead: +13 Individuals: 44Competitor Scores PlaceLuke Sherrod (E) 74-70-72–216 3rdBrian Balthrop (2) 73-76-69–218 t-5thMatt Coles (5) 77-71-73–221 t-7thErik Barnes (6) 74-75-73–222 t-11thEric Anfinson (29) 81-82-82–245 40th

NCAA Central RegionalMay 14-16 • The Club at Olde Stone • Bowling Green, Ky.

Team: 13th/14 (315-320-313–948)Par: +84/Lead: -1 Individuals: 75Competitor Scores PlaceErik Barnes (9) 71-78-76–225 t-34thBrian Balthrop (23) 81-78-80–239 67thMatt Coles (25) 79-81-81–241 t-68thLuke Sherrod (31) 88-83-76–247 t-71stEric Anfinson (38) 84-83-87–254 74th

GOVS HEAD COACH KIRK KAYDENKirk Kayden was named Austin Peay men’s golf coach in July of 2004 and he has not only sustained the Govs 60-year golf tradition, but he has pushed it to a higher level as evidenced by APSU capturing the 2009 Ohio Valley Conference Championship. The Fremont, Ohio, native took over the Govs program after Austin Peay had won three consecutive OVC Championships from 2001-03 and has since led the team to 51 pro-gram records in five seasons. In the 2007-08 season, the Govs set the 18-hole team score record after setting the 36- and 54-hole re-cords in the previous season. Under Kayden’s

guidance, the Govs have set 23 team records in all. Individually, the Govs have set the top three 18-hole scores, nine of the top-10 36-hole scores and nine of the top-10 54-hole scores. During that span, eight Govs golfers earned All-OVC recognition, including two Freshmen of the Year (Grant Leaver, 2005; Erik Barnes, 2007) as well as the 2009 OVC Player of the Year (Barnes) and five OVC All-Tournament selections. After a rocky start in his initial APSU season (2004-05), the Govs closed out with four top-five finishes – including a second-place finish at the OVC Championship, which saw Justin Metzger and Yoshio Yamamoto finish in the top-10. The strong finish in Kayden’s initial season would be a sign of things to come for the Govs. The Govs set a 54-hole team record, three tournaments into the 2005-06 season, at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational, firing an 11-under par 829, but finished second. Kayden used that finish, the following week, to motivate the Govs to their first tournament win of his tenure at the Xavier Invitational, where the Govs shot a three-round 843.In the 2006-07 season, the Govs blew up the record books with a win at the Belmont Intercollegiate. A 28-under par, 824, bettered the previous 54-hole mark set at the 2005 Earl Yestingsmeier, by five strokes. Along with the 54-hole mark, Yamamoto fired a school-record 64 – a record that later be match by Barnes at the same course in 2008. The Govs went on to earn seven top-five tournament finishes that season.

In the 2007-08 season, Kayden coached the Govs to five top-five tournament finishes—the Troy University Invitational, the Diablo Grande Intercollegiate, the Aldila/Middle Tennesse Intercollegiate, the Arkansas State Indian Classic and the Ohio Valley Conference Championship. The Govs’ best performance came at the Arkansas State Indian Classic, where they fired a 30-under-par 834 and set numerous team and individual records while holding off tournament host Arkansas State by two strokes for the title. It all came together for Kayden’s team in the 2008-09 season. The squad posted a .707 team winning percentage, which was the best of any of Kayden’s Austin Peay teams to this point. Barnes was named the league’s Player of the Year, with an Adjusted GolfStat Ranking of 54, and he joined Luke Sherrod on the All-OVC first team. Brian Balthrop and Sherrod also were named to the OVC All-Tournament team for posting top-five finishes at the championship. The season also marked the first full year with all Kayden-recruited golfers. The Govs had nine top-five finishes, won three tourna-ments as a team and Barnes won two tournaments (F&M Bank APSU Intercol-legiate and the UK Bluegrass Invitational) as an individual. Kayden was an outstanding prep golfer at Fremont St. Joseph’s. In 1991, he won the Division III Ohio High School Golf Championship and was voted the Ohio High School Golfer of the Year for his outstanding play and overall sports-manship. Kayden then signed to play his college golf at Toledo, one of the Mideast’s top Division I golf programs, where he was coached by John Jasinski, now Notre Dame’s head coach. He was a three-year letterman for the Rockets, including winning the Ohio Collegiate Classic as a junior. After graduating in 1997 with a bachelor’s in sports management, Kayden worked as an assistant golf professional and substitute teacher. During this time, Kayden was asked to run the high school golf program at Central Columbia High School, where he became interested in coaching. After one year at Central Columbia, Kayden was selected to start the golf program at Terra Community College, also in Fremont. In the first year of the Terra program, the team advanced to the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Regional Tournament and finished the sea-son ranked fifth nationally in Division III. During Kayden’s three years at Terra, he coached three all-conference academic players and four all-conference players, including the 1999 Ohio Community College Athletic Conference’s Player of the Year, Dave Omlor. In 2001, Kayden was hired by Greg Nye to become Penn State’s assistant. Nye, the former head coach at Bowling Green, had recruited Kayden out of high school. He went on to play an integral part in Penn State’s appearance in three straight NCAA Regionals, including a 15th-place finish at the NCAA champion-ships in 2004. He helped coach Penn State’s Athlete of the Year (Andy Latowski in 2001-02), the Big Ten Sportsman of the Year, (Jonas Hyden in 2002-03) and an honorable mention All-American (Mark Leon in 2003-04). The Nittany Lions also had six All-NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region selections during his tenure. Penn State had the program’s lowest (2002-03) and second-lowest (2001-02) scoring averages with Kayden’s assistance. He is married to the former Melissa Hermes, and they have one daughter, Madeline Amelia, born May 8, 2008.

THE KAYDEN FILE• Graduated: Toledo, 1997• Assistant PGA Pro: Fremont Country Club, 1998-

99 • Assistant Athletics Director: Gibsonburg School

District, 2000-01• Head Golf Coach: Terra Community College, 1999-

2001• Assistant Coach, Penn State, 2001-04• Head Coach, Austin Peay 2004-presentHIGHLIGHTS• 23 Team Records at APSU• 28 Individual Records at APSU• 8 All-OVC Selections• 5 OVC All-Tournament Selections• 1 Player of the Year• 2 Freshmen of the Year• 1 NCAA Regional Appearance at APSU• 3 NCAA Regional Appearances at Penn State

2008-09 (JUNIOR SEASON)As a junior, Anfinson owned a 78 scoring aver-age...his best finish came at the Earl Yestings-meier Invitational, where he fired a three-round 213 (75-69-69), including his season’s best round 69 to finish ninth...played in 11 of 13 events in the season...owned a .278 winning percentage in tournament play...he had five rounds under par and two rounds in the 60’s.PRIOR TO APSUAs a sophomore at Indian Hills CC, he shot a three-round 224 (73-78-73) to help Indian Hills win the National Junior College District III Tourna-ment by 26 strokes…as a freshman at Indian Hills, Anfinson competed in seven tournaments for the Warriors, posting a 75.2 scoring average...distin-guished academic all-american...two time first-team academic all-region...recorded seven top-10 finishes in two season...three time first-team all-conference at Waterloo West High School...four time first-team all-metro...four-time academic first-team all-conference.PERSONALBusiness finance major...born May 10, 1988...son of Larry and Gayle Anfinson.

ERICANFINSON5-9 • 165 • SeniorWaterloo, Iowa • Indian Hills CCYEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2008-09 11 77.6 1 1 225-598 .278TOTALS 11 77.6 1 1 225-598 .278

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 69 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational (Sept. 23, 2008)36 Holes 144 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational (Sept. 22, 2008)54 Holes 213 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational (Sept. 22-23, 2008)Finish 9th Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational (Sept. 22-23, 2008)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONPalmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate T-53 71-78-76-225 2008 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 9 75-69-69-213 Xavier Invitational T-69 76-74-76-226F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate T-27 72-73-74-219 The Sam Hall Intercollegiate 67 78-80-74-232 Morehead State Spring Kick-Off T-18 82-74-71-227 Ron Smith/USF Invitational 117 84-81-82-247 BSU Cardinal Collegiate T-68 85-83-168 UK Bluegrass Invitational T-67 77-78-85-240 Ohio Valley Conference Championship 40 81-82-82-245 NCAA Central Regional 74 84-83-87-254

Eric Anfinson

Eric Anfinson

2008-09 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Balthrop was named to the OVC All-Tournament Team, finishing fifth with a three-round 218 (73-76-69), including a final-round 69 at the OVC Championship...his best finish came at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate where he fired a 209 (70-66-73) to finish fourth...his second-round 66 also was his season’s low round...he had five top-10 finishes...owned the Govs third-best scoring average with a 74.7...Balthrop had a .594 winning percentage...during the summer, Balthrop shot a Swan Lake Golf Course record-tying 62 in the final round of the Clarksville City Amateur to win the title...he also qualified and made the cut in the Tennessee State Amateur Tournament. 2007-08 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Balthrop competed in all 11 tournaments for the Governors, with 27 of his 33 rounds counting for the team...he was the only Govs freshman and one of only three team members to compete in all 11 tournaments...at the Arkansas State Indian Classic he helped lead the Govs to victory by firing a season-low, three-round 216, including a season-low 68 in the first round...Balthop posted his season’s best finish at the OVC Championship where he finished tied for 22nd with a three day 233 (79-79-75).

PRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Clarksville High School under coach Da-vid Edgin...the local standout was ranked sixth for the class of 2007 in Tennessee, according to the National Junior Golf Scoreboard...named Class AAA All-State after finishing fifth at the 2005 state tourney...led the Wildcats to back-to-back state championships in 2005 and 2006...in the summer of 2006, claimed medalist honors at the Mayor’s Classic, and Clarksville Junior Amateur Cham-pionships while finishing third at the Tennessee Junior Amateur.PERSONALBusiness mangament major... born July 4, 1989... son of Ray and Sherri Balthrop.

BRIANBALTHROP5-7 • 175 • JuniorClarksville, Tenn.• Clarksville HSHONORS AND AWARDS• OVC All-Tournament Team, 2009

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2007-08 11 76.3 0 0 351-450 .4412008-09 13 74.7 4 6 566-381 .594TOTALS 24 75.5 4 6 917-831 .524

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 66 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 21, 2008)36 Holes 136 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 21, 2008)54 Holes 209 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 21-22, 2008)Finish 4th Morehead State Spring Kick-Off (Feb. 22-24, 2009)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONPalmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate t-12th 72-67-75-214 2008 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational t-26th 78-70-73-221 Xavier Invitational t-38th 74-75-71-220 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 4th 70-66-73-209 The Sam Hall Intercollegiate t-48th 76-77-74-227 Morehead State Spring Kick-Off t-4th 71-71-75-217 Ron Smith/USF Invitational t-52nd 70-75-76-221 Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate t-7th 75-69-144 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate t-54th 80-84-80-244 BSU Cardinal Collegiate t-10th 76-74-150 UK Bluegrass Invitational t-67th 85-75-80-240 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-5th 73-76-69-218 NCAA Central Regional 67 81-78-80-239 2007-08 SEASONTroy University Invitational 41st 80-79-77-236Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational t-23rd 74-74-70-218Xavier Invitational t-72nd 78-75-71-224Belmont Fall Shootout t-46th 78-78-74-230Ron Smith/USF Invitiational t-43rd 76-69-79-224Samford Intercollegiate t-32nd 77-74-74-225Diablo Grande t-47th 79-84-84-247MTSU/Aldila Intercollegiate t-27th 76-75-74-225ASU Indian Classic t-45th 68-76-72-216UK Bluegrass Invitational t-63rd 82-78-79-239OVC Championship t-22nd 79-79-75-233

Brian Balthrop

2008-09 (JUNIOR SEASON)As a junior, Barnes was named OVC Player of the Year with a Golfstat Adjusted Player Ranking of 54...named first-team All-OVC...Barnes held the team’s lowest scoring average with a 72.11...he won two tournaments...at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate he shot best total for the year (66-66-67=199), which also was the program’s first-ever sub-200 round...at the UK Bluegrass Invita-tional he shot a 215 (72-76-67), gaining 10 spots in the final round for medalist honors...Barnes had eight top-10 finishes...he led the team with a .865 winning percentage...his career-low round came at the Xavier Invitational, firing a 64, the program’s lowest single-round score ever...he had two second-place finishes with a 207 (68-70-69) at the Palmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate and a 141 (71-70) at the Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercol-legiate...Barnes won the Indiana State Amateur this summer, shooting a four-round 282 total (67-71-68-76).2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Barnes competed in all 11 tournaments for the Governors, with 30 of his 33 rounds counting for the team… he posted three top-10 finishes and posted the team’s second-best winning percentage (.687)… he also ranked second on the team with a 74.00 scoring aver-age and tied for second with rounds in the 60s… opened the fall season strong at the Troy Univer-sity Invitational where he fired a three-round 226 (75-75-76) to finish 15th… Barnes did not post an-other solid performance until the Samford Intercol-legiate where he finished t-9th with a three-round 216 (72-71-73)… he posted season-best second place finishes at the Diablo Grande Intercollegiate with a three-round 221 (78-70-73) and the Middle Tennessee Aldila Intercollegiate with a three-round 214 (76-69-69)… at the Arkansas State In-dian Classic he tied his season-low round of 67 in the first round and fired a season-low, three-round 213 to help lead the Govs to victory.2007-08 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, named Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year and All-OVC second-team honors…competed in 10 of the Governors 11 tournaments…had a season scoring average of 72.6, ranked as the third-best single-season scoring average in Governors golf history…after not competing in the team’s opening fall tourna-ment, Barnes opened at the Xavier Invitational, firing a four-under-par 212 finished 18th…had his first career top-five finish at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, fired a three-round 210, finishing sixth...took medalist honors at the ASU Indian Classic, in Jonesboro, Ark…in the two tourna-ments Barnes scoring average was a 68.6, which includes a career-low 67 in his opening round at Belmont… in the summer Barnes qualified for the U.S. Amateur hosted by the Olympic Club in San Francisco at Indian Hills Country Club… in the 36-hole qualifier in Bowling Green, Ky., Barnes fired rounds of 66-68=134, winning medalist honors.

PRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Marion High School under coach Stan Stout… finished in a sixth-place tie at the 106th Indiana State Amateur, two strokes off the winning pace…listed as the fourth-best prep golfer in the class of 2006, according to National Junior Golf Scorecard in Indiana… captured three National Plantation tour events, last one held at the Univer-sity of Indiana, where Barnes shot rounds of 74-71 for a 145 total… qualified for the U.S. Junior Ama-teur in the summer of 2005… also placed 14th in the Indiana State Amateur, the highest finish by a junior golfer in the tournament, which helped him earn a spot on the 2005 All-State team… won his sectional with a 66, the lowest 18-hole round in the state… entered his senior season with a 73.6 stroke average, having won six high school invitational championships over the previous two seasons.PERSONALBusiness management major… born Oct. 22, 1987… son of Donald and Donna Barnes

ERIKBARNES5-9 • 186 • SeniorMarion, Ind. • Marion HSHONORS AND AWARDS• OVC Player of the Year, 2009• All-OVC First Team, 2009• OVC Freshman of the Year, 2007• All-OVC Second Team, 2007• All-OVC All-Newcomer Team, 2007

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2006-07 8 72.0 3 4 460-159 .7432007-08 11 74.0 3 4 591-249 .7042008-09 13 72.11 8 11 836-119 .865TOTALS 32 72.7 14 19 1887-527 .782

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 64 Xavier Invitational (Oct. 14, 2009)36 Holes 132 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20, 2009)54 Holes 199 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20, 2009)Finish 1st UK Bluegrass Invitational (April 11-13, 2009)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONPalmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate T-2 68-70-69-2072008 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational T-20 73-74-73-220Xavier Invitational T-7 76-64-70-210F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 1 66-66-67-199The Sam Hall Intercollegiate T-3 73-76-67-216Morehead State Spring Kick-Off T-10 78-71-71-220Ron Smith/USF Invitational T-4 67-74-71-212Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate T-2 71-70-141Carter Plantation Intercollegiate T-16 77-76-75-228BSU Cardinal Collegiate T-21 78-75-153UK Bluegrass Invitational 1 72-76-67-215Ohio Valley Conference Championship T-11 74-75-73-222NCAA Central Regional T-34 71-78-76-225 2007-08 SEASONTroy University Invitational T-15th 75-75-76-226Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational T-32nd 76-73-71-220Xavier Invitational T-44th 74-71-74-219Belmont Fall Shootout T-31st 70-81-74-225Ron Smith/USF Invitiational T-50th 76-75-74-225Samford Intercollegiate T-9th 72-71-73-216Diablo Grande 2nd 78-70-73-221MTSU/Aldila Intercollegiate 2nd 76-69-69-214ASU Indian Classic T-31st 67-73-73-213UK Bluegrass Invitational T-22nd 83-76-71-230OVC Championship T-22nd 77-80-76-233

2006-07 SEASONXavier Invitational t-18th 68-70-74-212Earl Yestingsmeier Classic t-47th 71-74-76-221F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 2nd 69-73-68-210The Sam Hall Intercollegiate t-33rd 75-69-74-218UALR/First Tee Collegiate t-33rd 75-72-73-220Belmont Intercollegiate 6th 67-68-71-206ASU Indian Classic 1st 68-68-70-206OVC Championship t-27th 85-73-78-236

Erik Barnes2009 OVC Player of the Year

2008-09 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Miller traveled to two tournaments for the Govs...his best round came at F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, where he fired a first-round 73, finishing 43rd in the field...his second appear-ance was at the Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercolle-giate, where he finished 29th with a three-round 151...he had a .573 winning percentage to go along with a 74.8 scoring average.PRIOR TO APSUShot a six-under-par 138 in the state tournament at the Old Fort Golf Course in Murfreesboro, win-ning a three-way playoff on the first hole, clinching the individual state title, in his final prep outing...as a senior, Miller recorded a 70.3 scoring average and was named first-team Class AAA All-State for a second time, the other coming in 2005...he was a member of The Tennessean’s All-Midstate the last three years...Miller was also a three-time Region 5-AAA champion...as a sophomore and junior, he helped lead Clarksville High to back-to-back Class AAA State Championships...in 2006-07, he quali-fied for the Westfield PGA Junior NationalChampionship in 2006 and 2007.PERSONALBusiness administration major...born March 14, 1990...son of John and Shannon Miller...grandfa-ther, Johnny Miller, who served as APSU Athletics Director in the early 1980s.

DREWMILLER5-7 • 130 • SophomoreClarksville, Tenn. • Clarksville HSYEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2008-09 2 74.8 0 0 95-70-6 .573TOTALS 2 74.8 0 0 95-70-6 .573

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 73 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20, 2008)36 Holes 149 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20-21, 2008)54 Holes 223 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20-21, 2008)Finish t-29 Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate (March 16-17, 2009) CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONF&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-43 73-76-74-223Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate t-29 76-75-151

Drew Miller

Drew Miller

2008-09 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Neilson made two appear-ances...his first at the F&M Bank APSU Intercol-legiate, where he fired a career-best final round 73 to finish 43rd...at the Grub Mart-Young Oil In-tercollegiate he finished 80th with a 173 (89-84) total...he posted a 79.2 scoring average.2007-08 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Neilson competed in two tour-naments for the Govs...his best round and best three-round total came at the Xavier Invitational...he fired an opening-round 70 and a three-round 230, but it was only good enough for 91st.PRIOR TO APSUConsidered one of the top junior golfers in Scot-land... advanced to the semifinals out of the coun-try’s 256 best juniors, during the Scottish Boys Match Play... finished 17th in the Scottish Boys stroke play, firing rounds of 74-71-73-71=289... advanced to the second round of the British Boy’s Match Play... in all tournaments in the United Kingdom, Nelison averaged a 72.0 in 20 rounds of tournament play.PERSONALBusiness administration major... son of Jean and Ian Neilson...born Dec. 2, 1988.

JAMIENEILSON5-10 • 160 • JuniorEdinburgh, Scotland • Saint David’s HSYEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2008-09 2 79.2 0 0 46-121-4 .281 2007-08 2 77.7 0 0 21-141-2 .134TOTALS 2 74.8 0 0 67-262-6 .208

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 70 Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1, 2007)36 Holes 147 Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1-2, 2007)54 Holes 223 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 20-21, 2008)Finish t-43 Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate (March 16-17, 2009) CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONF&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-43 74-76-73-223Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate 80 89-84-173

2007-08 SEASONXavier Invitational 91 70-77-83-230MTSU/Aldila Intercollegiate 52 82-77-77-236

Jamie Neilson

2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Sherrod was named first-team All-OVC with a Golfstat Adjusted Player Ranking of 461...named to the OVC All-Tournament team after finishing third with a 216 (74-70-72) at the OVC Championship...he had six top-10 finishes... fired his lowest score (66) at the Sam Hall Inter-collegiate, finishing 6th...at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, he also shot a 66, finishing fifth...twice shot a three-round 209 total: at Xavier where he finished third and at F&M Bank APSU Inter-collegiate...owned a .693 winning percentage...his 73.97 scoring average was second best for Govs...over the summer, Sherrod finished 39th in the Tennessee State Amateur Tournament, played at the Honors Course, in Chattanooga.2007-08 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Sherrod competed in eight of 11 tournaments for the Govs, with 19 of his 24 rounds counting for the team...Sherrod was named to the OVC All-Newcomer team...he posted two top-15 finishes on the season...he tied for second on the team for rounds in the 60s (three) and ranked third on the team in winning percentage (.526) and scoring average (75.92)...his season-best finish came in his fourth spring tournament, the Arkan-sas State Indian Classic, where he fired three con-secutive rounds in the 60s (67-68-69) to finish with a three-round 204 and tied for second with team-mate Grant Leaver...his other top-15 performance came at the OVC Championship where he fired a three-round 228 (77-77-74) to finish 11th, firing the second best three-round score for the Governors at the OVC Championships.

PRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Powell High School under coach Greg Bruce... ranked as the 15th best prep golfer in Tennessee for the Class of 2007...competed in the Tennessee State Juniors, capturing a top-10 finish firing rounds of 75-71-74=220... in the sum-mer of 2006, had six top-10 finishes competing on the Untied States Junior Golf Tour...member of the Tennessee Tri-State team.PERSONALAccounting major... born April 18, 1989... son of Bob and Kay Sherrod.

LUKESHERROD6-0 • 180 • JuniorKnoxville, Tenn. • Powell HSHONORS AND AWARDS• OVC All-Tournament Team, 2009• All-OVC First Team, 2009• OVC All-Newcomer Team, 2008

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2007-08 8 75.9 1 2 279-251-15 .5262008-09 13 73.9 5 7 664-285-32 .693TOTALS 21 74.9 6 9 943-536-47 .609

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 66 Xavier Invitational (Oct. 14, 2009)36 Holes 135 ASU Indian Classic (April 7, 2008)54 Holes 204 ASU Indian Classic (April 7-8, 2008)Finish 2 ASU Indian Classic (April (7-8, 2008)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONPalmer’s Toyota Fall Intercollegiate t-25 74-71-74-219 2008 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational 49 80-76-71-227 Xavier Invitational t-3 71-66-72-209 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-5 75-67-69-211 The Sam Hall Intercollegiate 6 74-74-69-217 Morehead State Spring Kick-Off t-4 73-71-73-217 Ron Smith/USF Invitational t-57 76-75-71-222 Grub Mart-Young Oil Intercollegiate t-14 73-73-146 Carter Plantation Intercollegiate t-31 79-78-75-232 BSU Cardinal Collegiate t-21 80-73-153 UK Bluegrass Invitational t-9 74-73-76-223 Ohio Valley Conference Championship 3 74-70-72-216 NCAA Central Regional t-71 88-83-76-247 2007-08 SEASONTroy University Invitational t-27 75-82-74-231Xavier Invitational t-40 74-72-72-218Ron Smith/USF Invitiational t-55 74-78-74-226Diablo Grande t-21 88-74-73-235MTSU/Aldila Intercollegiate t-40 79-74-75-228ASU Indian Classic t-2 67-68-69-204UK Bluegrass Invitational t-89 87-78-87-252OVC Championship t-11 77-77-74-228

Luke Sherrod

Luke Sherrod

JORDANBLACK5-7 • 150 • FreshmanDalton, Ga • Northwest Whitfield HSPRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Northwest Whitfield High school where he led his team to consecutive Georgia High School Association State Tournaments... a 2008 GHSA All-State selection... also named The Daily Citizen’s Athlete of the Year... named to the Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association all-star team as a senior... twice named to the all-area team and named all-region once... recorded top-10 finishes in the 4-A tournament in both 2007 and 2008... finished fifth in 2008, firing a 72, while finishing as runner up in the Region 7 Championships... as a senior, averaged 77.9 in the regular season, but shot a pair of 74s in both the region and state tournaments.PERSONALSon of Kendall and Gina Black... born Jan. 14, 1991... plans to major in physical therapy.

CHRISDOUGILL6-3 • 195 • JuniorCoventry, England • Indian Hills CCPRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Indian Hill Community College where he was a teammate of current Govs golfer Eric Anfin-son... the Warriors finished second at the 2008 Na-tional Junior College Athletic Association National Golf Tournament, where Dougill was named to the all-tournament team... also received second-team PING All-American honors... fired a final-round 68, ty-ing the lowest round of the 2009 NJCAA National Golf Tournament, where he finished 21st and the Warriors finished fourth as a team... recorded five top-10 fin-ishes as a sophomore.PERSONALSon of David and Sarah Dougill... born Aug. 6, 1988... majoring in sociology.

DUSTINKORTE6-3 • 165 • FreshmanMetropolis, Ill. • Massac County HSPRIOR TO APSUA three-time All-State selection at Massac County High School... led his team to a Class AA Illinois State Championship in 2006, finishing runner up in the tournament... finished seventh, invidually, in 2007 as his team finished second... recorded a second-place finish, individually as a senior...averaged 35 strokes per round as a junior and 35.5 as a senior... was ranked No. 151 by the American Junior Golf Association... finished second at an AJGA event, shooting a course-record 64 in the opening round... qualified for the U.S. Junior Amateur in Birmingham, Ala.... named The Southern Illinoisian’s Boys’ Golfer of the Year.PERSONALSon of Charles and Beth Korte... born July 20, 1991... an undecided major.

2009-10 Lady Govs – left to right Front Row: Head Coach Sara Robson, Catherine Smith, Chelsea Harris, Ashley Wathen, Angelina Manzitto, Tabitha Beard. left to right Back Row: Staci Lynch, Ashley Averitt, Holly Batey, Beth Ann Burns, Catie Tucker.

2009-10 AUSTIN PEAY LADY GOVS ROSTERName HT WT EXP Hometown (Previous School)Angelina Manzitto 5-5 Sr. 2L Hayward, Calif. (Notre Dame de Namur)Ashley Averitt 5-7 So. 1L Arlington, Tenn. (Bolton HS)Holly Batey 5-9 Fr. HS Clarksville, Tenn. (Montgomery Central HS)Tabitha Beard 5-4 Fr. HS Centerville, Tenn. (Hickman Co. HS)Beth Ann Burns 5-9 Sr. 3L Savannah, Tenn. (Hardin County HS)Chelsea Harris 5-2 Jr. 2L Metropolis, Ill. (Massac County HS)Staci Lynch 5-5 Sr. 3L Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS)Catherine Smith 5-3 Fr. HS Clarksville, Tenn. (Rossview HS)Catie Tucker 5-8 Jr. 2L Chattanooga, Tenn. (Ooltewah HS)Ashley Wathen 5-3 Jr. 2L Arlington, Tenn. (Bolton HS)

SQUAD BREAKDOWNBY LOCATION

CALIFORNIA: 1Angelina Manzitto

ILLINOIS: 1Chelsea Harris

TENNESSEE: 7Ashley Averitt, Holley Batey, Tabitha Beard, Beth Ann Burns, Staci Lynch, Catherine Smith, Catie Tucker

2009-10 LADY GOVS GOLF ROSTER

BY CLASSSENIORS: 3Angelina Manzitto, Beth Ann Burns, Staci Lynch

JUNIORS: 2Chelsea Harris, Catie Tucker

SOPHOMORES: 1Ashley Averitt

FRESHMEN: 2Holley Batey, Tabitha Beard, Catherine Smith

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Chris Banister Gamecock ClassicSept. 5-7 • Silver Lake Golf Course • Gadsen, Ala.

Team: 9th/10 (322-315-316–953)Par: +14/Lead: +46 Individuals: 57Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+10) 82-78-73–233 10thStaci Lynch (+21) 93-77-80–250 t-29thCatie Tucker (+27) 86-82-83–251 t-39thAshley Wathen (+32) 85-88-86–259 t-46thBeth Burns (+37) 86-90-85–261 t-50th

Great Smokies IntercollegiateSept. 15-16 • Waynesville Country Club • Waynesville, N.C.

Team: 12th/22 (301-303–604)Par: +70/Lead: +28 Individuals: 115Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (E) 69-75–144 9thCatie Tucker (+8) 75-77–152 t-47thA. Manzitto (+9) 78-75–153 t-52ndStaci Lynch (+12) 80-76–156 t-79thAshley Wathen (+13) 79-78–157 t-84th

Eat A Peach CollegiateSept. 22-24 • Idle Hour Golf Club • Macon, Ga.

Team: 4th/10 (323-329-330–982)Par: +118/Lead: +81 Individuals: 51Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+14) 77-75-78–230 2ndCatie Tucker (+31) 76-83-88–247 18thAshley Wathen (+34) 83-85-82–250 t-20thA. Manzitto(+39) 87-86-82–255 25thAshley Averitt (+62) 92-94-92–278 46th

Lady Herd Fall ClassicOct. 6-7 • Sleepy Hollow Golf Club • Huntington, W.Va.

Team: t-4th/12 (320-313–633)Par: +57/Lead: +44 Individuals: 67Competitor Scores PlaceStaci Lynch (+13) 77-80–157 t-10thChelsea Harris (+14) 81-77–158 t-15thCatie Tucker (+15) 81-78–159 t-18thAshley Wathen(+15) 81-78–159 t-56thA. Manzitto (+22) 83-83–166 t-37th

Lady Red Wolf ClassicOct. 13-14 • Jonesboro Country Club • Jonesboro, Ark.

Team: t-6th/14 (319-315-322–956)Par: +104/Lead: +65 Individuals: 73 Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+19) 80-75-77–232 t-7thA. Manzitto (+25) 79-81-78–238 t-22ndCatie Tucker (+27) 78-79-83–240 t-27thStaci Lynch (+33) 82-80-84–246 t-10thAshley Wathen (+45) 88-82-88–258 t-62nd

F&M Bank APSU IntercollegiateOct. 20-21 • Clarksville Country Club • Clarksville, Tenn.

Team: 7th/17 (330-317–647)Par: +71/Lead: +44 Individuals: 91 Competitor Scores PlaceStaci Lynch (+6) 75-75–150 t-3rdA. Manzitto (+21) 82-83–165 t-43rdCatie Tucker (+22) 87-79–166 t-48thAshley Wathen (+23) 87-80–167 t-51stChelsea Harris (+39) 86-88–174 t-71st

NewWave Communication ClassicMarch 2-3 • Miller Golf Club • Murray, Ky.

Team: 3rd/9 (329-338–667)Par: +91/Lead: +71 Individuals: 48 Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+20) 78-86–164 t-4thStaci Lynch (+22) 84-82–166 t-8thAshley Wathen (+22) 82-84–166 t-8thCatie Tucker (+27) 85-86–171 t-21stA. Manzitto (+32) 89-87–176 t-26th

El Diablo InvitationalMarch 12-13 • El Diablo Golf and Country Club • Citrus Springs Fla.

Team: 10th/15 (321-314-324–959)Par: +95/Lead: +50 Individuals: 86 Competitor Scores PlaceStaci Lynch (+21) 79-78-80–237 t-17thA. Manzitto (+22) 81-76-81–238 t-19thCatie Tucker (+28) 83-79-82–244 t-38thAshley Wathen (+30) 78-85-83–246 t-41stChelsea Harris (+33) 87-81-81–249 t-47th

Samford IntercollegiateMarch 16-17 • Limestone Springs Golf Club • Oneonta, Ala.

Team: 9th/15 (323-314–638)Par: +62/Lead: +23 Individuals: 78 Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+12) 79-77–156 t-16thStaci Lynch (+15) 84-75–159 t-27thA. Manzitto (+19) 82-81–163 t-40thCatie Tucker (+19) 82-81–163 t-40thAshley Averitt (+29) 81-92–173 68th

Saluki InvitationalMarch 29-30 • Hickory Ridge • Carbondale, Ill.

Team: 7th/15 (329-329–658)Par: +82/Lead: +54 Individuals: 91Competitor Scores PlaceAshley Wathen (+18) 83-79–162 t-18thChelsea Harris (+21) 78-87–165 t-29thA. Manzitto (+24) 84-84–168 t-41stAshley Averitt (+25) 84-85–169 t-44thCatie Tucker (+25) 84-85–169 t-44thStaci Lynch (+35) 98-81–179 t-74th

EKU Spring InvitationalApril 11-12 • Arlington Golf Club • Richmond, Ky.

Team: 11th/18 (330-311-321–962)Par: +98/Lead: +48 Individuals: 102Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+16) 80-74-78–232 t-10thAshley Wathen (+22) 83-77-78–238 t-30thCatie Tucker (+34) 86-86-82–250 t-68thA. Manzitto (+36) 84-78-90–252 77thAshley Averitt (+37) 83-87-83–253 t-80thStaci Lynch (+39) 87-85-83–255 82nd

OVC ChampionshipApril 23-25 • Crooked Creek Golf Club • London, Ky.

Team: 6th/8 (316-338-318–72)Par: +108/Lead: +88 Individuals: 39 Competitor Scores PlaceChelsea Harris (+21) 78-82-77–237 t-5thStaci Lynch (+26) 77-88-77–242 t-15thA. Manzitto (+33) 84-84-81–249 t-24thAshley Wathen (+35) 84-84-83–251 t-26thCatie Tucker (+35) 77-90-84–251 t-26th

2008-09 LADY GOVS SEASON STATISTICS

Rounds/ Strokes Round AveragePlayer Trn W-L-T Pct. Counted Total Avg. Lo Hi 60s <Par >Par 1st 2nd 3rdTEAM 12 75-76-1 .497 9631 321.0 301 338 322.0 319.7 321.8Chelsea Harris 12 575-283-28 .665 30/27 2367 78.90 69 88 1 1 29 78.8 79.4 78.0Staci Lynch 12 435-378-23 .534 27/22 2184 80.89 75 98 0 0 27 82.0 80.1 80.2Angelina Manzitto 12 458-439-36 .510 27/22 2386 82.28 75 90 0 0 29 83.2 81.3 82.4Catie Tucker 12 478-422-31 .530 30/28 2455 81.83 74 90 0 0 30 81.8 81.1 83.5Ashley Wathen 12 431-393-30 .522 27/20 2292 81.86 73 88 0 0 28 81.9 81.5 82.3Ashely Averitt 7 103-404-4 .205 5/1 1504 88.47 81 95 0 0 17 88.3 89.1 87.3Beth Ann Burns 1 6-49-1 .116 3/2 253 84.33 82 87 0 0 3 87.0 84.0 82.0 2008-09 SEASON INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (#-individual)

LADY GOVS HEAD COACH SARA ROBSONDuring Summer 2005 Aus-

tin Peay chose to divide its golf programs and promoted then-assistant Sara Robson to the head coach of the women’s team. That decision has proven to be the right one, as Robson has led the Lady Govs to much success over the past five years.

Robson is her sixth season as the Lady Govs head coach after serving two seasons as the combined programs assis-tant. Throughout the past five seasons, Robson has guided the Lady Govs to seven 18-hole team records, six 36-hole team

records and nine 54-hole team records. Individually, Robson’s golfers have set five 18-hole marks, eight 36-hole records as well as five 54-hole records. In all, Robson’s teams account for more than 40 team or individual records.

Her first two seasons as the Lady Govs head coach each showed a steady improvement for a program that would quickly become established in the league. Robson led Austin Peay to an improved stroke average in each of those seasons, working to develop a foundation on which to build for the future.

She brought in local standout Staci Lynch for the 2006-07 season and was not disappointed. As a freshman, Lynch was the Lady Govs top scorer in 11 of 12 tournaments, finishing with eight top-10 finishes. She won two tournaments – the Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate, where she set the program’s 36-hole record at 140, and the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate. Lynch finished with a 76.3 stroke

average, which remains the best of any Robson-coached golfer, and was named the Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year.

During that season, the Lady Govs had three top-five and seven top-10 fin-ishes: the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, the Troy Women’s Intercollegiate, the Ann Rhoads/BSC Shootout, Belmont Intercollegiate, the Saluki Invitational, the EKU Spring Invitational and the OVC Championship.

The Lady Govs had six top-10 and two top-five finishes in 2007-08, led this time by another freshman, Chelsea Harris. The Metropolis, Ill, native posted a 78.96 scoring average and became the second Lady Govs player to earn All-OVC honors in as many years. Harris also was named to the OVC All-Newcomer team and finished third at the OVC Championship with a 234.

The 2008-09 season was a banner year for the Lady Govs. Harris was named first-team All-OVC while earning OVC All-Tournament honors with a fifth-place finish at the event. The Lady Govs recorded a .321 team stroke average, im-proving by almost three strokes over the previous season. They set four 54-hole team records, including a 953 at the Chris Banister Gamecock Classic. Harris recorded seven top-10 fin-ishes and set three 54-hole individual marks – the best coming at the Eat-A-Peach Collegiate where she fired a three-round 230 to finish second.

Even with each sea-son’s improvement, Rob-son has instilled in her team the ability to look forward and prepare for

the real goal – an OVC Championship.

Robson’s impact on the Lady Govs has seen success not only on the golf course, but also in the classroom. In fact, during the 2008-09 season Lady Govs sophomore Catie Tucker was named to the National Golf Association Division I All-American Scholar team and received the OVC Medal of Honor for highest GPA in a conference-sponsored sport. Tucker also was one six APSU golfers named to the OVC Commissioners Honor Roll.

These high academic standards have been the norm for Robson’s teams throughout her tenure. In any given semester, the Lady Govs have never had fewer than three golfers earn some kind of academic distinction.

Robson came to APSU from Belmont, where she served one season as a student assistant after playing for the program from 1998-2001. Her duties as assistant included keeping team statistics and assisting the head coach in all administrative aspects.

In the summers of 2001 and 2002, Robson was assistant academy director for the Indiana Golf Association. There, she was a group mentor and taught des-ignated programs and clinics. Robson is currently certified as a class A status in LPGA Teaching ranks and as a club professional. Previously, she was a junior golf office assistant for the Tennessee Golf Foundation.

The Metropolis, Ill., native graduated in May 2002 from Belmont with a de-gree in religion and elementary education. She is married to Eric Robson.

THE ROBSON FILE• Graduated: Belmont, 2002• Assistant Coach: Belmont 2001-02• Assistant Academy Director: Indiana Golf

Association, 2001-02• Assistant Coach: Austin Peay, 2002-04• Head Coach: Austin Peay, 2004-present

LICENSES• Class A LPGA Coaching Status

HIGHLIGHTS• 22 Team Records• 18 Individual Records• 2 All-OVC Selections• 2 OVC All-Tournament

2008-09 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Averitt played in 7 of 12 tourna-ments...her best round came at the Samford Women’s Intercollegiate with an 81...finished sea-son with an 88.47 scoring average...her best finish came at the NewWave Communications Classic, placing 36th with a 187 (95-92) total...during the summer, Averitt earned medalist honors in the second flight of the Tennessee Women’s State Amateur tournament.PRIOR TO APSUCaptured District 14 AAA tournament medal-ist honors this past season by shooting a 79 and placed third in the regional for Bolton High School in Arlington, Tenn...she fired a two-day 163 to finish 19th in the Class AAA state tourna-ment played in Murfreesboro...she was named to the Pepsi “Best of the Preps” in the Memphis area three times and has been voted “Best of the Preps” finalist for the 2007-08 season...she cap-tured medalist honors at the Panther Invitational at Quail Ridge and led Bolton to the team title...Averitt was a two-time all-tourney selection at the Spartan Invitational played T.O. Fuller State Park Golf Course in Memphis...she participated in both the Exxon-BFI Future Tour Championship and the Annual Bubba Conlee National Junior Golf Tour-nament.PERSONALBusiness major...born Nov. 14, 1989...daughter of Steve and Christie Weldon.

ASHLEYAVERITT5-7 • SophomoreArlington, Tenn. • Bolton HS

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2008-09 7 88.4 0 0 103-404-4 .205TOTALS 7 88.4 0 0 103-404-4 .205

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 83 EKU Spring Invitational (April 12, 2009)36 Holes 169 Saluki Invitational (March 29, 2009)54 Holes 253 EKU Spring Invitational (April 12-13, 2009)Finish 39 NewWave Communication Classic (March 2-3, 2009)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic 56 90-88-87-265 Eat A Peach Collegiate 46 92-94-92-278 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 78 93-86-179 NewWave Communications Classic 39 95-92-187 Samford Women’s Intercollegiate 68 81-92-173 Saluki Invitational t-44 84-85-169 EKU Spring Invitational t-80 83-87-83-253

Ashley Averitt

2008-09 (JUNIOR SEASON)As a junior, Burns endured a health-related issue that allowed her to participate in only one tourna-ment...at the Chris Banister Gamecock Classic, Burns placed 50th with a three-round 253 (87-84-82) total...during the summer, Burns was runner-up in the first flight of the Tennessee Women’s State Amateur tournament.2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Burns competed in eight of the 10 tournaments, with nine of her 18 rounds counting for the Lady Govs…her season-best finish came at the Lady Herd Fall Classic where she shot a three-round 261 (86-90-85) to fin-ish 29th…her best three-round total came at the OVC Championship where she finished with a three-round 252 (89-83-80)…her season’s lowest rounds (80) came in the Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate and the OVC Championship.2006-07 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, competed in 11 tournaments, with 18 of her 24 rounds counting for the team... Burns best fall finish came at the Troy Women’s Invitational as she fired a career-low 75 in the first round before, shooting a second-round 77 respec-tivly, for her first top-20 finish...struggled early in the spring after suffering a injury that forced her to withdraw from the USA Lady Jaguar Invitational...in her first tournament back, the Savannah native fired three consecutive rounds of 81 to finish t-46th at the Samford Intercollegiate...rounded out the season with her best spring performance at the O’Reilly OVC Championship at Ledbetter, Ky...

despite battling rain and wind, Burns fired rounds of 81-78-83 for a three-day total of 242, finishing 15th. PRIOR TO APSUWas ranked the 10th-best senior among Ten-nessee prep golfers, by to the National Junior Golf Scoreboard and 275th nationally…her final round 74 help lead Hardin County to the regional championships…finished 24th at the 2006 TSSAA championship…twice most valuable player at Har-din County and named team captain her senior year…had an exceptional Summer 2005, placing among the top-five in six USJGA tournaments...won titles in McKenzie, Murfreesboro and Smyrna, where she recorded her first two holes in one in shooting a 73…in Summer 2006, Burns competed in seven events, taking home top-medalist honors at the Tennessee Golf Trail, Farms Golf Club and the Bear Trace at Ross Creek and Chickasaw… Burns also finished second at the Tennessee Golf Trail and third at the Cherokee Valley Golf Club…had a summer scoring average of 79.8.PERSONALMarketing major…born June 30, 1987…daughter of Allen and Charlotte Burns.

BETH ANNBURNS5-9 • Senior Savannah, Tenn. • Hardin County HS

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2006-07 11 84.0 0 2 292-558-24 .3482007-08 8 85.3 0 0 146-472-20 .2452008-09 1 84.3 0 0 6-49-1 .116TOTALS 7 84.5 0 2 444-1079-45 .248

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 75 Troy Women’s Intercollegiate (Oct. 30, 2006)36 Holes 152 Troy Women’s Intercollegiate (Oct. 30-31, 2006)54 Holes 241 Samford Intercollegiate (March 19-20, 2007)Finish t-15 OVC Championships (April 16-18, 2007)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic t-50 87-84-82 2008-09 SEASONLady Herd Fall Classic 29 86-90-85-261Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate t-109 90-80-170Lady Indian Classic t-67 84-84-1682007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-75 91-91Troy University Women’s Invitational t-69 83-85-168USA Jaguar Invitational 89 84-88-172Larry Nelson Invitational t-59 89-82-82-253OVC Championship t-30 89-83-80-252 2006-07 SEASONCardinal Classic 98 93-87-180Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 88 81-81-162ASU Lady Indian Classic t-71 83-81-87-251F&M Bank APSU Inter. t-51 89-86-175Troy Women’s Intercollegiate t-20 75-77-152Ann Rhoads/BSC Shootout t-53 84-79-163USA Lady Jaguar Invitational DNF 84-WDSamford Intercollegiate t-46 80-81-81-241Saluki Invitational t-53 86-84-170EKU Spring Invitational 73 95-102-197OVC Championship t-15 81-78-83-242

Beth Ann Burns

2008-09 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Harris was named first-team All-OVC...finished fifth at OVC Championship and earned OVC All-Tournament team...had seven top-10 finishes, including a second-place finish at the Eat-A-Peach Collegiate with a three-round 230 (77-75-78) total...her season-best round came at the Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate with a 69...led team with a .665 winning percentage and a 78.9 scoring average...played in all 12 tourna-ments...during the summer, placed second in the Illinois State Amateur Match Play tournament.2007-08 (FRESHMAN SEASON) As a freshman, Harris earned second- team All-OVC honors, and was named to the All-Tourna-ment team ...she led the way for the Lady Govs by competing in every tournament and recorded two top-five finishes, five top-10 finishes, and seven top-20 finishes...she tied for first on the team with 22 of her 23 rounds counting for the team...her 78.96 scoring average was a team best and good enough for sixth best all-time...she also led the team with a .727 winning percentage...After struggling in the first three fall tournaments, Har-ris finished seventh at the rain-shortened F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate with a 77...in the final fall tournament, the Troy University Women’s In-vitational, she finished with a two-round 154 (74-80) to finish t-11th... in the first spring tournament Harris recorded her season’s best finish, firing a two-round 155 to finish t-2nd...two tournaments later at the El Diablo Spring Invitational, Harris fired a three-round 236 (80-81-75) to finish tied for eighth...in the final regular season tournament,

the Larry Nelson Intercollegiate, Harris posted her season’s best three-round total with a 230 (73-80-77) to finish eighth...the opening round 73 was her best round of the season...Harris rounded out her freshman campaign by leading the way for the Lady Govs at the OVC Championship firing an opening- round best 77, followed by a second-round 80, followed by a final round 77 for a three-round 234 to finish t-3rd. PRIOR TO APSUA two-time Southern Illinois Player of the Year led Massac County High School to 2005 Illinois Class A State Championship, finishing fourth in-dividually... was a three-time champion at the River and River Conference Championship and won the Class A Regional Championship... Sum-mer of 2006, Harris competed in the 2006 Illinois Sectional Championship and the Decatur Open Championshio, winning medalist honors twice..PERSONALBusiness management major... born Feb. 25, 1989... daughter of Jimmy and Vashi Harris.

CHELSEAHARRIS5-2 • Junior Metropolis, Ill. • Massac County HSHONORS AND AWARDS• OVC All-Tournament Team, 2009• All-OVC First Team, 2009• OVC All-Tournament Team, 2008• All-OVC Second Team, 2008

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2007-08 10 78.9 5 7 502-180-28 .7272008-09 12 78.9 6 9 575-283-28 .665TOTALS 22 78.9 11 16 1077-463-56 ..696

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 69 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 15, 2008)36 Holes 144 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 15, 2008)54 Holes 241 Chris Banister Gamecock Classic (Sept. 5-7, 2008)Finish 2 Eat A Peach Collegiate (Sept. 22-24, 2008)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic 10 73-76-77-226 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate 9 69-75-144 Eat A Peach Collegiate 2 77-75-78-230 Lady Herd Fall Classic t-15 81-77-158 Lady Red Wolf Classic t-7 80-75-77-232 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-71 86-88-174 NewWave Communications Classic t-4 78-86-164 EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate t-47 87-81-81-249 Samford Women’s Intercollegiate t-16 79-77-156 Saluki Invitational t-29 78-87-165 EKU Spring Invitational t-10 80-74-78-232 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-5 78-82-77-237 2007-08 SEASONLady Herd Fall Classic t-17 93-77-80-250Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate t-52 80-78-158Lady Indian Classic t-41 77-84-1612007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-7 77-77Troy University Women’s Invitational t-11 74-80-154JU Spring Invitational t-2 79-76-155USA Jaguar Invitational t-41 81-80-161El Diablo Invitational t-8 80-81-75-236Larry Nelson Invitational 8 73-80-77-230OVC Championship t-3 77-80-77-234

Chelsea Harris

2008-09 (JUNIOR SEASON)

As a junior, Lynch had three top-10 finishes...her best finish came at the F&M Bank APSU Intercol-legiate, firing a pair of 75s to finish third...her 80.89 scoring average was second-best on the team...played in 11 of 12 tournaments...her second-best finish came at the NewWave Communications Classic, placing eighth with a 166 (84-82)...dur-ing the summer, Lynch teamed up with fellow Lady Govs player Catie Tucker to win the Ten-nessee Women’s State Four-Ball tournament. 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Lynch competed in every tour-nament for the Lady Govs, recording one top five finish, two top-10 finishes, and four top-20 finishes...she tied for first on the team with 22 of 23 rounds counting for the team...her 80.26 scor-ing average was second-best and eighth-best all time...she ranked second in win percentage (.594)...in the Lady Govs first fall tournament, the Lady Herd Fall Classic, Lynch fired a three-round 233, including a final-round 73, and finished tied for second—all season-bests...at the Lady Indian Classic, Lynch fired a two-round 154 (79-75) to fin-ish t- 11th...after struggling during the spring sea-son, Lynch rebounded at the OVC Championship in Florence, Ala., firing rounds of 79-80-79 (238) to finish t-9th...during the offseason, Lynch won the Clarksville Ladies City-Am by 10 strokes with a six-under-par 66.2006-07 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman earned All-OVC honors, includ-ing being named the OVC Co-Freshman of the Year... ranked first for the Lady Govs in win-loss percentage (.836) and rounds in the 60s... cur-rently ranked first all-time in season scoring aver-age with a 76.3... ranks second all-time in season finish percentage (85.1) and tied for fourth with former teammate Monica Storey for rounds in a season (27)... in the Lady Govs second fall tour-nament, Lynch top-medalist honors at the Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate, setting mulitple re-cords in the tournament... her two-day 140 was the lowest 36-hole total in Lady Govs history, while her final-round 69, is tied with former Lady Gov

great Amanda Phillips for lowest 18-hole round... followed it up two tournaments later at the Lady Govs-hosted F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, again taking medalist honors, shooting a four-over 146 to win by eight strokes at the Clarksville Country Club... the Clarksville native rounded out the fall season with a 90.4 win percentage, while boasting a 74.2 scoring average, to finish 79th among the nation’s Division I golfers, according to Golfstat.com... highest ranked women’s golfer in the Ohio Valley Conference... after a slow start in her opening two spring tournaments, had back-to-back top-10 finishes at the Belmont Invitational and Samford Intercollegiate... followed that up with her best spring performance at the Saluki Invitational, firing a four-over-par 148 to finish second... rounded out her freshman campaign by leading in the Lady Govs with a seventh-place finish at the O’Reilly Ohio Valley Conference Championships in Ledbetter, Ky... battling tough weather conditions, Lynch shot rounds of 83-75-80 for a 238 total.PRIOR TO APSUOne of the finest junior and local women’s golfers in Clarksville history... went undefeated in regular prep season at Rossview high... finished 12th at the TSSAA AAA State Championships, after win-ning medalist honors at the regional tournament and finishing second at districts... averaged a one-under-par for her entire prep season... was ranked fourth in Tennessee and 117th nationally according to National Junior Golf Scoreboard... shot opening-round 76, tying her for 19th place, at Tennessee Women’s Open at Bear Trace be-fore finishing tied for 53rd place with overall 160... qualified for the USGA Juniors by winning her qualifier at the Clarksville Country Club... also claimed medalist honors by winning both the 2004 Southeast Junior Golf Tour event at Terrapin Hills (Ft. Payne, Ala.) and the Vince Gill Tournament of Champions played at the Golf Club of Tenn.... was named the Vehix.com Vince Gill Junior Golfer of the Year..a member of the National Beta Club.PERSONALJournalism major... born Dec. 27, 1987... daughter of Jim and Laurel Lynch.

STACILYNCH5-5 • Senior Clarksville, Tenn. • Rossview HSHONORS AND AWARDS• OVC All-Newcomer, 2007• All-OVC First Team, 2007• OVC Co-Freshman of the Year, 2007

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2006-07 12 76.3 8 8 831-152-27 .8362007-08 10 80.2 2 4 406-273-31 .5942008-09 12 80.8 3 5 435-378-23 .534TOTALS 34 79.1 13 17 1672-803-81 .654

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 69 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 30, 2006)36 Holes 140 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 30, 2006)54 Holes 223 ASU Lady Indian Classic (Oct. 9-10, 2006)Finish 1 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate (Oct. 23-24, 2006)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic t-29 79-81-77-237 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate t-79 80-76-156 Lady Herd Fall Classic t-10 77-80-157 Lady Red Wolf Classic t-45 82-80-84-246 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-3 75-75-150 NewWave Communications Classic t-8 84-82-166 EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate t-17 79-78-80-237 Samford Women’s Intercollegiate t-27 84-75-159 Saluki Invitational t-74 98-81-179 EKU Spring Invitational 82 87-85-83-255 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-15 77-88-77-242 2006-07 SEASONLady Herd Fall Classic t-2 82-78-73-233Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate t-62 80-80-160Lady Indian Classic t-11 79-75-1542007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-34 82-82Troy University Women’s Invitational t-48 77-85-162JU Spring Invitational t-13 83-78-161USA Jaguar Invitational t-31 78-80-158El Diablo Invitational t-29 79-84-89-252Larry Nelson Invitational t-44 84-85-77-246OVC Championship t-9 79-80-79-238 2006-07 SEASONCardinal Classic t-26 79-79-758Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 1 71-69-140ASU Lady Indian Classic t-7 76-73-75-223F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate 1 72-74-146Troy Women’s Intercollegiate t-10 72-76-148Ann Rhoads/BSC Shootout t-25 81-76-157USA Lady Jaguar Invitational t-24 79-73-152Belmont Invitational t-9 73-77-150Samford Intercollegiate t-7 74-76-78-228Saluki Invitational t-2 74-74-148EKU Spring Invitational t-45 89-82-171OVC Championship t-7 83-75-80-238 Staci Lynch

Staci Lynch

2008-09 (JUNIOR SEASON)

As a junior, Manzitto’s best round came at the Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate, fir-ing a second-round 75 after a 78 first-round for a 153 total...her best finish came at the EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate tournament, placing 19th with a 238 (81-76-81)...posted an 82.28 scor-ing average...played in all 12 tournaments. 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Manzitto competed in nine of 10 tournaments for the Lady Govs, with 14 of her 20 rounds counting for the team...her 83.9 scoring average was third best on the team...her best fall finish came at the Lady Herd Fall Classic where she shot a three-round 251 (86-82-83) to finish t-20th...her season-best finish came in her first spring tournament, the Jacksonville University Spring Invitational, where she fired a two-round 163 (80-83) to finish t-17th...her season’s lowest round (78) came in the second round of the Larry Nelson Intercollegiate. 2006-07 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, made an immediate impact af-ter transfering from NCAA DII Notre Dame de Namur... competed in seven spring tournaments, mostly as the Lady Govs No. 2 golfer... her season scoring average of 80.8 was the second lowest on the team... fired a two-day 161 (83-78), finishing 21st at the Belmont Intercollegiate... had a career-best third place finish at the EKU Spring Invitation-

al... her first-round 75 was a career-low as a Lady Gov... closed out the season by finishing 18th at the O’Reilly OVC Championship, shooting rounds of 83-80-81 for a 244 total... played in two tourna-ments for the Argos, firing a two-round 158 (84-74) for a 23rd-place finish to open the season... her second-round 74 was a season-low for the Ar-gos... in her second tournament, Manzitto finished tied for 31st with a three-round 261 (89-88-84).PRIOR TO APSUWas a standout golfer at the Moreau Catholic High School, in Hayward, Calif... earned all-league hon-ors all four years, while competing in seven North Coast Section Championships... also lettered in cheerleading and basketball where she earned her team’s intensity award.PERSONALPrint and web journalism major... born Feb. 27, 1988... daughter of Fred and Carol Manzitto.

ANGELINAMANZITTO5-5 • Senior Hayward, Calif. • Notre Dame de NamurYEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2006-07 7 80.8 1 2 283-249-13 .5312007-08 9 83.9 0 2 182-466-25 .2892008-09 12 82.2 0 1 458-439-36 .510TOTALS 28 82.3 1 5 923-1154-74 .443

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 75 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 15, 2008)36 Holes 153 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 15-16, 2008)54 Holes 238 Lady Red Wolf Classic (Oct. 13-14, 2008)Finish 3 EKU Spring Invitational (April 5-7, 2007)

CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic 45 85-81-81-247 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate 153 78-75-153 Eat A Peach Collegiate 25 87-86-82-255 Lady Herd Fall Classic t-37 83-83-166 Lady Red Wolf Classic t-22 79-81-78-238 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-43 82-83-165 NewWave Communications Classic t-26 89-87-176 EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate t-19 81-76-81-238 Samford Women’s Intercollegiate t-40 82-81-163 Saluki Invitational t-41 84-84-168 EKU Spring Invitational 77 84-78-90-252 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-24 84-84-81-249 2007-08 SEASONLady Herd Fall Classic t-20 86-82-83-251Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate t-94 80-87-167Lady Indian Classic t-41 79-82-1612007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-46 85-85Troy University Women’s Invitational t-65 85-81-166JU Spring Invitational t-17 80-83-163USA Jaguar Invitational t-84 83-87-170El Diablo Invitational t-38 89-87-81-257Larry Nelson Invitational t-70 93-78-87-258 2006-07 SEASONAnn Rhoads/BSC Shootout t-42 81-81-161USA Lady Jaguar Invitational t-58 78-80--158Belmont Invitational 21 83-78-161Samford Intercollegiate t-48 80-83-79-242Saluki Invitational t-58 86-85-171EKU Spring Invitational 3 75-79-154OVC Championship 18 83-80-81-244

Angelina Manzitto

2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Tucker had an 81.83 scor-ing average with a .530 winning percentage...had two 18th- place finishes...first came at the Eat-A-Peach Collegiate with a three-round 247 (76-83-88) total...second was at the Lady Herd Fall Classic with a two-day 159 (81-78) total...her second-round 74 at the Chris Banister Gamecock Classic was her season’s lowest round...during the summer, Tucker teamed up with fellow Lady Govs player Staci Lynch to win the Tennessee Women’s State Four-Ball tournament.2006-07 (FRESHMAN SEASON) As a freshman, Tucker competed in eight of 10 tournaments, with 12 of her 18 rounds counting for the Lady Govs...she was one of only three Lady Govs with a top-10 finish on the season and her .345 winning percentage was third- best on the team...her top-10 finish came in the University of South Alabama Lady Jaguar Invitational where she fired an opening round 76, followed by a fi-nal round 77 to finish t-7th with a two-round 153...her season’s best round (76) came in the opening round...she was named to National Golf Associa-tion Division I All-American Scholar team. PRIOR TO APSUWas a Class AAA District 6 and Region 3 All-Tour-nament team member at Ooltewah High School... won the Chattanooga District Golf Association (CDGA) tournament at Hampton Creek Golf Course in Summer of 2005, while being named to

the Chattanooga Free-Press “Best of the Preps” team for the second consecutive year... in addi-tion, Tucker is Eagle certified (highest level) in the First Tee Program, while attending two national academies, including The Earl Woods First Tee National Academy at Kansas State in the Sum-mer of 2005... while there, she received the Nancy Lopez Outstanding Female Golfer Award and the Character and Leadership Award... was named Rookie Youth Coach of the Year from the First Tee of Chattanooga in the Summer of 2005.PERSONALPsychology major... born July 1, 1989... daughter of Mark Tucker and Laurie Toth.

CATIETUCKER5-8 • Junior Chattanooga, Tenn. • Ooltewah HS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2007-08 8 84.6 1 1 181-351-18 .3452008-09 12 81.8 0 2 478-422-31 .530TOTALS 20 83.2 1 3 659-773-49 .437

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 74 Chris Banister Gamecock Classic (Sept. 5, 2008)36 Holes 153 USA Jaguar Invitational (March 3, 2008)54 Holes 243 Chris Bannister Gamecock Classic (Sept. 5-6, 2008)Finish t-7 USA Jaguar Invitational (March 3, 2008) CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic t-39 87-74-82-243 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate t-47 75-77-152 Eat A Peach Collegiate 18 76-83-88-247 Lady Herd Fall Classic t-18 81-78-159 Lady Red Wolf Classic t-27 78-79-83-240 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-48 87-79-166 NewWave Communications Classic t-21 85-86-171 EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate t-38 83-79-82-244 Samford Women’s Intercollegiate t-40 82-81-163 Saluki Invitational t-44 84-85-169 EKU Spring Invitational t-68 86-82-82-250 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-26 77-90-84-251 2007-08 SEASONLady Indian Classic t-57 83-83-1662007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-62 87-87Troy University Women’s Invitational t-80 83-89-172JU Spring Invitational 21 79-88-167USA Jaguar Invitational t-7 76-77-153El Diablo Invitational t-38 88-87-82-257Larry Nelson Invitational t-59 85-87-81-253OVC Championship 35 94-91-84-269

Catie Tucker

Catie Tucker

2007-08 (SOPHOMORE SEASON)As a sophomore, Wathen’s season-low round came at the EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate where she fired a 73...played in 11 of 12 tournaments, missing one tournament due to illness...finished season with an 81.86 scoring average with a .522 winning percentage...her best finish came at the NewWave Communications Classic, plac-ing eighth with a two-round 166 (82-84) total...also posted top-20 finishes at the Saluki Invitational with a 162 (18th, 83-79) and at the Lady Herd Fall Classic with a 159 (18th, 81-78).2006-07 (FRESHMAN SEASON)As a freshman, Wathen competed in every tourna-ment for the Lady Govs, with 18 of her 23 rounds counting for the team...her best fall finish came at the Lady Herd Fall Classic where she shot a three-round 259 (85-88-86) to finish t-26th...her season best finish came at the El Diablo Spring Invitational where she shot a three-round 248 (87-81-80) to finish t-23rd...her season’s lowest round came in the first round of the Lady Indian Classic where she fired an opening round 78. PRIOR TO APSULed Bolton High School to a 22-3-1 record as a se-nior and a district championship...in her four-year at Bolton posted at 46-9-1 record...individually, Wathen was medalist in 8 of 13 matches in Fall 2006, winning the White Station Spartan Invita-tional and finishing runner up in the Bartlett Pan-ther Invitational...in addition, she placed first in the

district championships and runner up in regional play...finished 19th in Class AAA state champion-ships...was a three-time Commercial Appeal Best of Preps All-Metro team member and was twice named the newspaper’s athlete of the week.PERSONALChemistry major...born June 21, 1989...daughter of David and Anita Wathen.

ASHLEYWATHEN5-3 • Junior Arlington, Tenn. • Bolton HS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSSeason Events Avg Top-10 Top-20 W-L Pct.2007-08 10 84.5 0 0 196-500-24 .2892008-09 12 81.8 1 2 431-393-30 .530TOTALS 22 83.1 1 2 627-893-54 .409

CAREER BESTS (MOST RECENT LISTED)18 Holes 77 EKU Spring Invitational (April 11, 2009)36 Holes 157 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate (Sept. 15, 2008)54 Holes 238 EKU Spring Invitational (April 11-12, 2009)Finish t-8 NewWave Communications Classic (March 2-3, 2009) CAREER CAPSULE2008-09 SEASONChris Banister Gamecock Classic t-46 83-85-80-248 Great Smokies Women’s Intercollegiate t-84 79-78-157 Eat A Peach Collegiate t-20 83-85-82-250 Lady Herd Fall Classic t-18 81-78-159 Lady Red Wolf Classic t-62 88-82-88-258 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-51 87-80-167 NewWave Communications Classic t-8 82-84-166 EKU El Diablo Intercollegiate t-41 78-85-83-246 Saluki Invitational t-18 83-79-162 EKU Spring Invitational t-30 83-77-78-238 Ohio Valley Conference Championship t-26 84-84-83-251 2007-08 SEASONLady Herd Fall Classic t-26 85-88-86-259Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate t-99 84-84-168Lady Indian Classic t-45 78-84-1622007 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate t-56 86-86Troy University Women’s Invitational t-55 79-84-163JU Spring Invitational 26 84-88-172USA Jaguar Invitational t-89 86-86-172El Diablo Invitational t-23 87-81-80-248Larry Nelson Invitational 57 81-84-86-251OVC Championship 34 87-90-86-263

Ashley Wathen

HOLLYBATEY5-9 • FreshmanClarksville, Tenn. • Mongomery Central HSPRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Montgomery Central High School where she was a two-sport athlete in golf and basketball...was a three-time qualifier for the TSSAA State Golf Tournament... led the Lady Indians to three consecu-tive District 10-AA golf championships... was named the District Player of the Year as a senior... went on to place 13th in the state tournament, along with fellow signee Tabitha Beard... the Salutatorian of her grad-uating class, she also was a member the National Honor Society.PERSONALDaughter of Joe and Paula Batey... born Feb. 3, 1991... plans to major in business.

TABITHABEARD5-4 • FreshmanCenterville, Tenn. • Hickman Central HSPRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Hickman County under former Govs golfer Jim Herron... finished second in the 2009 Class A-AA District 10 tournament after winning it as a junior... twice finished second in the Region 5 A-AA tourna-ment... at the 2008 State Tournament, finished t-13th along with fellow signee Holly Batey... on the junior circuit, Beard finished third at both the Brentwood Bruin and Hardin County Invitationals... was ranked in the Top 20 Senior golfers in Tennessee.PERSONALDaughter of Tracy and Angie Beard... born Nov. 22, 1990... an undecided major.

CATHERINESMITH5-3 • FreshmanClarksville, Tenn. • Rossview HSPRIOR TO APSUPlayed at Rossview High School where she led her team to the 2008 Class AAA State Championship... shot a 74 at the state tournament, to finish second in her senior year... also finished second at the district and region tournaments... as a senior, averaged a 37 for nine holes... was ranked in the Top 20 senior golf-ers in Tennessee... twice won the Hank Miles Junior City Amateur and finished fifth in the 2008 Tennessee Golf Association Girls’ Junior Amateur Champion-ship... also a member of the National Honor Society.PERSONALDaughter of David and Nita Smith... born March 1, 1991... plans to major in chemistry.

Matt Gallant

ALL-TIME RESULTS

MEN’S NOTES* - APSU competed in both the VSAC and OVC championships in 1962† - Austin Peay competed in the NCAA College Division National ChampionshipsThe OVC Championship scored best 4-of-6 from 1962 to 1968; best 5-of-6 from 1969 to 1975 and best 4-of-5 from 1975 to current. Additionally, the championship was a two-round tourna-ment from 1962-1969 and then a three-round tournament from 1970 to current.WOMEN’S NOTESThe OVC Championship had 00 teams competing from 1991-1998

GOVERNORS GOLF H-2-H VSACSeason Record Champ. Coach1948 3-3 2nd-1276 David B. Aaron1949 6-1 1st-946 David B. Aaron1950 4-1 1st-932 David B. Aaron1951-57 – No Golf1958 2-3 2nd-674 James Cotham1959 1-3 2nd-665 George Fisher1960 3-3 2nd-684 James Cotham1961 7-3 1st-635 Sherwin Clift1962* 8-3 1st-635 Sherwin Clift

H-2-H OVC NCAA NCAASeason Record Champ. Regionals Champ Coach1962* 6th-635 1963 5-8 5th-627 Sherwin Clift1964 11-4 4th-610 Sherwin Clift1965 10-6-1 5th-606 Sherwin Clift1966 7-3-1 6th-613 Sherwin Clift1967 11-3-2 5th-613 †7th-1193 Sherwin Clift1968 15-2-0 5th-613 †3rd-1196 Sherwin Clift1969 9-1-1 5th-727 Sherwin Clift1969-70 15-0-1 5th-1156 Sherwin Clift1970-71 15-5 3rd-1132 Sherwin Clift1971-72 4-5-1 7th-1192 Walton Smith Jr.1972-73 8th-1150 Walton Smith Jr.1973-74 3rd-1106 Walton Smith Jr.1974-75 7th-1171 Walton Smith Jr.1975-76 5th-914 Walton Smith Jr.1976-77 7th-897 Bob Cartwright1977-78 t-2nd-879 Sherwin Clift1978-79 1st-893 Sherwin Clift1979-80 3rd-868 Sherwin Clift1980-81 7th-901 Sherwin Clift1981-82 8th-961 Steve Hylton1982-83 6th-923 Ron Bargatze1983-84 5th-919 Mike Keliher 1984-85 3rd-897 Johnny Miller1985-86 2nd-918 Paul Powers1986-87 3rd-917 Paul Powers1987-88 1st-882 Paul Powers1988-89 1st-906 Paul Powers1989-90 3rd-880 Paul Powers1990-91 2nd-910 Paul Powers1991-92 2nd-913 A.J. Taylor1992-93 2nd-923 A.J. Taylor1993-94 7th-601 A.J. Taylor1994-95 5th-916 A.J. Taylor1995-96 4th-897 Joey Davis1996-97 6th-886 Joey Davis1997-98 3rd-871 Mark Leroux1998-99 7th-902 Mark Leroux1999-00 3rd-619 Mark Leroux2000-01 1st-865 24th-920 (W) Mark Leroux2001-02 1st-892 24th-932 (C) Mark Leroux2002-03 1st-874 24th-932 (W) Mark Leroux2003-04 4th-926 Mark Leroux2004-05 2nd-877 Kirk Kayden2005-06 5th-882 Kirk Kayden2006-07 89-43-2 3rd-909 Kirk Kayden2007-08 89-59-2 3rd-909 Kirk Kayden2009-09 116-47-4 1st-877 13th-948 (C) Kirk Kayden

LADY GOVS GOLF H-2-H OVC NCAA NCAASeason Record Champ. Regionals Champ Coach1973-74 — Lea Larson1974-75 — Lea Larson1975-76 — Lea Larson1976-77 — Lea Larson1977-78 — Lea Larson1978-79 — Learson1979-85 – No Golf 1985-86 — Nancy Howell1986-87 — Nancy Howell1987-88 — Nancy Howell1988-89 — Nancy Howell1989-98 – No Golf1998-99 5th-1160 Mark Leroux1999-00 3rd-973 Mark Leroux2000-01 3rd-951 Mark Leroux2001-02 2nd-978 Mark Leroux2002-03 3rd-987 Mark Leroux2003-04 6th-1045 Mark Leroux2004-05 6th-1015 Sara Burkhead2005-06 5th-963 Sara Burkhead2006-07 59-110-1 5th-973 Sara Burkhead2007-08 33-88-4 7th-985 Sara Robson2008-09 75-76-1 6th-972 Sara Robson

Head coach Sara Burkhead and Angie Manzitto

AUSTIN PEAY AWARDSGOVERNORS GOLF LADY GOVS GOLFALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCEMichel Alary ...............................1990, 1991Erik Barnes ................................2007, 2009Chris Barron ........................................2006David Beard .........................................1989Jeff Buder ............................................1986Tim Budreau ........................................1979John Cobick .........................................1989John Eddington ....................................1971Matt Gallant .....................2002, 2003, 2004Joe Humston .......................................2003Randy Jacobson ..................................1977Grant Leaver ..............................2005, 2008Rob Long .............................................1979Jim Mandle ..........................................1979Sy Mandle ..................................1976, 1978Kevin Mulvihill ......................................1993Scott Niewland .....................................1997Kevin Remy .........................................1985Carmen Rosamonda ...........................1980Craig Rudolph ......................................1988Dirk Schmidt ........................................1970Adam Shanks ......................................2000Luke Sherrod .......................................2009Jimmy Smith ........................................1966Richard Smith ..................1978, 1979, 1980Walton Smith Jr....................................1963Benny Smithers ...................................1980Ryan Strickland ...................................2001Sylvain Trudel ......................................1992Brad VanKirk ........................................1984Yoshio Yamamoto ......................2005, 2006Jamie Webb .........................................1996Don Wood ............................................1964

Notes: The top-10 (and ties) in OVC Cham-pionship were named All-OVC from 1963-1981. From 1982-1998 the top-5 (and ties) in OVC tournament were named All-OVC. From 1999 to present the All-OVC team has been selected by a vote of the conference coaches at the OVC Championship.

OVC ALL-TOURNAMENTRyan Strickland ...................................2002Matt Gallant .........................................2003Richie Head .........................................2003Justin Metzger ...........................2005, 2006Grant Leaver ........................................2008Brian Balthrop ......................................2009Luke Sherrod .......................................2009Notes: Since 1999 the top-five in the OVC Championship have been named all-tournament.

OVC MEDALIST &OVC PLAYER OF THE YEARRichard Smith ......................................1979Craig Rudolph ......................................1988David Beard .........................................1989Michel Alary .........................................1991Matt Gallant .........................................2003Erik Barnes ..........................................2009

OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARGrant Leaver ........................................2005Erik Barnes ..........................................2007OVC COACH OF THE YEARSherwin Clift ........................................1979Paul Powers ..............................1988, 1989Mark Leroux ...............................2002, 2003

ALL-AMERICAJimmy Smith ........................................1968Fred Pitts .............................................1968

TENNESSEE INTERCOLLEGIATECHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-STATE GOLF TEAMMike Carn ........................1971, 1972, 1973Phil Cleveland ......................................1962John Eddington ..........................1970, 1971John Elliott ...........................................1966Randy Feather .....................................1969Leon Hawk ...........................................1975Randy Jacobsen ........................1975, 1977Jerry LaBarbera ...................................1970Doug Logan ....................................... 1972*Jim Mandle ..........................................1978Sy Mandle ..................................1976, 1977Fred Pitts .............................................1968Dennis Rice .........................................1970A.B. Sisco ..................................1964, 1966Jimmy Smith .......1965, 1966*, 1967, 1968*Walton Smith Jr....................................1963Terry Stewart .......................................1970

*-Individual medalist in year marked

ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCESamantha Fox .....................................2002Amanda Phillips ...............2000, 2001, 2002Staci Lynch ..........................................2006Chelsea Harris .....................................2009

Notes: From 1994-2001 the top-5 (and ties) in OVC tournament were named All-OVC. From 2001 to present the All-OVC team has been selected by a vote of the conference coaches at the OVC Championship.

OVC ALL-TOURNAMENTSamantha Fox .....................................2002Amanda Phillips ...................................2001Jody Swier ...........................................2001Chelsea Harris ........................... 2008-2009

Notes: Since 2001 the top-five in the OVC Championship have been named all-tournament.

OVC MEDALIST &OVC PLAYER OF THE YEARAmanda Phillips ...................................2001

OVC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARStaci Lynch ..........................................2006

Amanda Phillips

GOVERNORS ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDSTEAM 18-HOLE RECORDS268 Arkansas State Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 7, 2008269 Eastern Kentucky Spring Invitational; Richmond, Ky. March 21, 2003271 Comfort Inn Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2, 2007271 Billiken Invitational; Madison, Ill. April 12, 2005272 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20, 2008274 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3, 2005274 Raising Cane Classic; Hattiesburg, Miss. Sept. 8, 2003274 Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 2, 2006275 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 9, 2006276 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 4, 2005276 Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 10, 2005

TEAM 36-HOLE RECORDS (first two rounds)545 Comfort Inn Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2, 2007549 Eastern Kentucky Spring Invitational; Richmond, Ky. March 21-22, 2003551 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20, 2008 553 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3,2005554 Arkansas State Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 8, 2008556 Xavier Intercollegiate; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 2, 2006560 Raising Cane Classic; Hattiesburg, Miss. Sept. 8, 2003561 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate; Hopkinsville, Ky. Oct. 25, 2004564 Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 10,2005564 Drury Intercollegiate; Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sept. 13 1999566 Billiken Invitational; Madison, Ill. April 11, 2004

TEAM 54-HOLE RECORDS824 Comfort Inn Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2-3, 2007 (271-274-279)829 Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3-4,2005 (279-274-276)832 F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20-21, 2008 (279-272-281)832 Eastern Kentucky Spring Invitational; Richmond, Ky. March 21-22, 2003 (269-280-283)834 Arkansas State Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 7-8, 2008 (268-286-280)837 Billiken Invitational; Madison, Ill. April 11-12, 2005 (284-282-271)840 Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 2-3, 2006 (274-282-284)843 Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 10-11,2005 (276-288-279)844 Rasing Cane Classic; Hattiesburg, Miss. Sept. 8-9, 2003 (286-274-284)851 Amoco Ultimate-Young Oil Intercollegiate; Jacksonville, Ala. April 1-2, 2002 (280-291-280)

INDIVIDUAL 18-HOLE RECORDS64 Erik Barnes Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 13, 2008 64 Yoshio Yamamoto Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 10, 200565 Chris Barron Earl Yestingsmeier Inv.; Munice Ind. Oct. 4, 200565 David Beard OVC Championships; Ft. Campbell, Ky. May 6, 198965 Justin Metzger Belmont Inter; Nashville, Tenn. April 2, 200765 Yoshio Yamamoto Earl Yestingsmeier Inv,; Munice Ind. Oct. 5, 200565 Yoshio Yamamoto Billiken Invitational; Madison, Ill. April 12, 200566 11 tiedLast by Brian Balthrop F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate Oct. 20, 2008

INDIVIDUAL 36-HOLE RECORDS (first two rounds)132 Erik Barnes F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20,2008132 Justin Metzger Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2, 2006134 Joe Humston Drury Inter.; Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sept. 13, 1999135 Erik Barnes Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2, 2006135 Chris Barron Earl Yestingsmeier Inv.; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3, 2005135 Grant Leaver ASU Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 8, 2008135 Luke Sherrod ASU Indian Classic’ Jonesboro, Ark. April 8, 2008136 Erik Barnes ASU Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 9, 2007136 Yoshio Yamamoto Earl Yestingsmeier Inv.; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3, 2005136 Brian Balthrop F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20,2008137 Matt Gallant Raising Cane Classic; Hattiesburg, Miss. Sept. 8, 2003137 Ryan Strickland OVC Championship; Richmond, Ky. April 23-24, 2001137 Yoshio Yamamoto Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct.10, 2005

INDIVIDUAL 54-HOLE RECORDS199 Erik Barnes F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate, Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20,2008 (66-66-67) 200 Chris Barron Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3-4, 2005 (68-67-65)201 Justin Metzger Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2-3, 2007 (65-67-69)204 Matt Gallant Raising Cane Classic; Hattiesburg, Miss. Sept. 8-9, 2003 (70-67-67)204 Grant Leaver Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 2-3, 2006 (68-70-66)204 Grant Leaver Arkansas State Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 7-8, 2008 (66-69-69)204 Luke Sherrod Arkansas State Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 7-8, 2008 (67-68-69)204 Yoshio Yamamoto Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational; Munice, Ind. Oct. 3-4,2005 (71-65-65)204 Yoshio Yamamoto Xavier Invitational; Loveland, Ohio Oct. 10-11,2005 (64-73-67)205 Chris Barron Cardinal Intercollegiate; Louisville, Ky. Sept. 26-27,2005 (69-69-65)206 Erik Barnes Belmont Intercollegiate; Nashville, Tenn. April 2-3, 2007 (67-68-71)206 Erik Barnes ASU Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. April 9-10, 2007 (68-68-70)

LADY GOVS ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDSTEAM 18-HOLE RECORDS300 Troy Women’s Invitational; Troy, Ala. Oct. 30, 2006301 Great Smokies Intercollegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 15, 2008302 Great Smokies Intercollegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 15, 2008307 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 22, 2001308 Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 21, 2002308 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 2, 2005310 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 23, 2000310 EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11, 2002310 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 1, 2005311 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; Cookeville, Tenn. April 30, 2000311 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27, 2001311 EKU Spring Invitational; Richmond, Ky. April 11, 2008312 Lady Racer Classic; Murray, Ky. Sept. 28, 1999312 Belmont Invitational; Old Hickory, Tenn. March 8-9, 2007

TEAM 36-HOLE RECORDS (first two rounds if 54-hole tournament)604 Great Smokies Intercollegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 15, 2008 614 Troy Women’s Invitational; Troy, Ala Oct. 30-31, 2006618 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 1-2, 2005619 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2006621 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 22-23, 2001624 Great Smokies Championship; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 10-23, 2000625 Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 21-22. 2002630 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27-28, 2001634 EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11-13, 2002634 Belmont Invitational; Old Hickory, Tenn. March 8-9, 2007635 Elon College Invitational; Burlington, N.C. March 10-11, 2001635 ASU Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 9-10, 2006

TEAM 54-HOLE RECORDS (972 or better only)947 EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11-13, 2002 (310-324-313)951 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27-29, 2001 (311-319-321)953 Chris Banister Gamecock Classic Sept. 5-7, 2008 (322-315-316954 Unlimited Potential/Baytree Classic; Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sept. 8-10, 2000 (317-319-318)956 Lady Red Wolf Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 13-14, 2008 (319-315-322)957 Samford Intercollegiate; Calera, Ala. March 19-20, 2007 (315-321-321)959 El Diablo Invitational; Citrus Springs, Fla. March 12-13, 2009 (312-314-324)962 ASU Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 9-10, 2006 (320-315-327)962 EKU Spring Invitational, Richmond, Ky. April 11-12 (330-311-321)963 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; Ledbetter, Ky. April 17-19, 2006 (335-315-313)971 Larry Nelson Invitational; Atlanta, Ga. March 31-April 1, 2008 (323-331-317)972 Ohio Valley Conference Championships; London, Ky. April 23-25, 2009 (316-338-318)

INDIVIDUAL 18-HOLE RECORDS69 Amanda Phillips OVC Championship; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27, 200169 Staci Lynch Great Smokies Coll; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 1, 200669 Chelsea Harris Great Smokies Intercollegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 15, 200871 Staci Lynch Great Smokies Coll; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 30, 200671 Amanda Phillips Lady Blazer Invit.; Birmingham, Ala. Feb. 22, 200071 Jody Swier Lady Racer Classic; Murray, Ky. Sept. 28, 199971 Amanda Phillips Unlimited Potential/Baytree Classic; Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sept. 8, 200071 Lynn Mantooth Great Smokies Coll.; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 21, 200271 Lynn Mantooth Great Smokies Coll.; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 21, 200072 Staci Lynch F&M Bank APSU Inter; Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 23, 200572 Staci Lynch Troy Univ. Women’s Invit; Troy, Ala. Oct. 30, 200672 Amanda Phillips Elon College Invit.; Burlington, N.C. March 11, 200072 Samantha Fox UALR Lady Trojan Classic; Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 22, 200172 Samantha Fox EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11, 200272 Samantha Fox EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 13, 2002

INDIVIDUAL 36-HOLE RECORDS (first two rounds)140 Staci Lynch Great Smokies Coll; Waynesville, N.C. Sept 30-Oct 1, 2007144 Amanda Phillips OVC Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27-28, 2001144 Chelsea Harris Great Smokies Intercollegiate; Waynesville, N.C. Sept. 15, 2008145 Lynn Mantooth Great Smokies Coll.; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 21-22, 2002146 Staci Lynch F&M Bank APSU Inter; Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 23-24, 2006147 Samantha Fox UALR Lady Trojan Classic; Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 16, 2001148 Staci Lynch Troy Women’s Invit; Troy, Ala. Oct. 30-31, 2006148 Staci Lynch Saluki Invit; Carbondale, Ill. March 25-26, 2007149 Staci Lynch ASU Lady Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 9-10, 2006149 Amanda Phillips Lady Blazer Invit.; Birmingham, Ala. Feb.. 21-22, 2000149 Jody Swier Lady Racer Classic; Murray, Ky. Sept. 27-28, 1999149 Jody Swier Great Smokies Champ.; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 23-24, 2000149 Lynn Mantooth Great Smokies Coll.; Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 20-21, 2002149 Christine Idoux Great Smokies Champ.;Waynesville, N.C. Oct. 1-2, 2005150 Samantha Fox EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11-12, 2002150 Staci Lynch F&M Bank APSU Inter; Clarksville, Tenn. Oct. 20, 2008

INDIVIDUAL 54-HOLE RECORDS222 Amanda Phillips OVC Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27-29, 2001 (69-75-78)222 Samantha Fox EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 11-13, 2002 (72-78-72)223 Staci Lynch ASU Lady Indian Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 9-10, 2006 (76-73-75)226 Samantha Fox UALR Lady Trojan Classic; Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 16-17, 2001 (72-75-79)228 Amanda Phillips EKU Lady Colonel Classic; Richmond, Ky. April 12-14, 2001 (76-79-73)228 Staci Lynch Samford Inter; Calea, Ala. March 19-20, 2007 (74-76-78)230 Amanda Phillips Lady Rebel Inter.; Oxford, Miss. Oct. 1-3, 1999 (78-76-76)230 Chelsea Harris Eat A Peach; Macon, Ga. Sept. 22-24, 2008 (77-75-78)231 Amanda Phillips Lady Rebel Inter.; Oxford, Miss. Sept. 22-24, 2000 (80-77-74)231 Jody Swier OVC Championships; Clarksville, Tenn. April 27-29, 2001 (80-77-74)232 Chelsea Harris Lady Red Wolf Classic; Jonesboro, Ark. Oct. 13-14, 2008 (80-75-77)232 Chelsea Harris EKU Spring Invitational; Richmond, Ky. April 11-12, 2009 (80-74-78)232 Jody Swier Unltd. Potential/Baytree Cl.; Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sept. 8-10, 2000 (82-76-74)

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