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Welcome to the 1st Annual Hooters Women’s Collegiate Team

Championship Presented by the National Golf Coaches Association.

On behalf of the NGCA, we are thrilled to be at Achasta, By Reynolds,

a fabulous Jack Nicklaus design, for this inaugural event pitting two-

person teams from the same university against each other in the most

unique Championship of the summer. More than 50 teams are with us

this week from Division I, II, III, and NAIA institutions.

With a different format each day, players will be challenged playing

Alternate Shot (Day One), Best Ball (Day Two) and Combined Score

(Day Three).

Thank you to Hooters of America, our title sponsor, for their gracious

support of the NGCA for the past eight years. First, with the Hooters

Collegiate Match Play Championship and now with the Team

Championship. Hooters, headquartered in neighboring Atlanta, has

been a great friend to women’s collegiate golf.

And to Achasta, its members and residents, we appreciate your

commitment to this event and everything you have done to put on a

first class tournament. We hope to reciprocate with great play and

an enjoyable atmosphere for everyone.

Enjoy the tournament!

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ABOUT NGCA

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The National Golf CoachesAssociation (NGCA) is anon-profit organization rep-resenting collegiate women’sgolf coaches. Founded in1983, the NGCA now in-cludes nearly 500 membersfrom throughout the U.S.and is dedicated to educat-ing, promoting and recogniz-ing both its members andthe student-athletes theyrepresent.

The NGCA is responsiblefor facilitating women’s col-legiate golf awards programsat the Division I, II & III levelsincluding among others theAll-American, All-AmericanScholar, Player of the Year,Freshman of the Year andCoach of the Year Awards.Additionally, the NGCA rec-ognizes tremendous accom-plishments in collegiatewomen’s golf by annually in-ducting new members into

its NGCA Coaches andPlayers Hall of Fame and se-lecting the Gladys PalmerMeritorious Service Awardrecipient for outstandinglifetime contribution.

The organization of golfcoaches is committed tooffer the finest educationalopportunities to its membersand conducts an annualMember Convention inDecember of each year. TheNGCA and its members alsoserve as a collective voice tothe NCAA addressing issuesaffecting the sport.

In 2010, the NGCA will beconducting its 1st annualWomen’s Collegiate TeamChampionship.

To learn more about theNational Golf CoachesAssociation, please visit itswebsite at www.ngca.com

WELCOME TOTHE ACHASTA,BY REYNOLDS

Achasta, a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf

course, is only a short drive from down-

town Atlanta. The 18 hole design mean-

ders along the banks of the Chestatee

River in Dahlonega and has been the host

of many qualifiers and championships

throughout the years. The community sur-

rounding the golf course has caught the

“golfing bug” as the membership has cre-

ated many exciting traditions of watching

great golf at Achasta.

The challenging yet receptive layout navi-

gates back and forth across the trout filled

Chestatee River while providing the

Appalachian Mountains as a scenic back-

drop. Nicklaus took advantage of the river

valley to design a somewhat flat layout,

which encourages walking and allows for

playing golf in its purest form.

Par 4 396 yardsThe 1st hole is a chal-

lenging 396-yard par 4. A wellpositioned fairway bunker on theright side of the hole draws attentionfrom the tee box. Long hitters cancarry the bunker with a short iron onto a large green. Par is a good scoreto start your round.

Par 4 332 yardsThe 2nd hole is a mod-

est 332-yard par 4. Playersmust put this ball in play from thetee. A tee shot lost to the right canfind the hazard that stretches thelength of the right side of the hole.Also, a tee shot too far left can find afairway bunker or tall native grass. Ashort wedge will lead to the roundsfirst birdie. You must control yourspin to get it close on the undula-tions.

Par 3 162 yardsThe 3rd hole is a de-

manding 162-yard par 3. Thegreen is guarded by water short andhas severe slopes left and long. Thisgreen must be respected for itsspeed. A good tee shot in the centerof the green can still result in athree-putt bogey. A good par keepsthe momentum going in your roundon this hole.

Par 5 475 yardsThe 4th hole is a reach-

able 475-yard par 5. A long teeshot will allow for a go at the greenin 2. The Chestatee River comes intoplay for the first time in the round,as it has to be carried to reach thegreen.

Par 3 147 yardsThe 5th hole is a scenic

147-yard par 3 that looks up theriver from the tee box. This hole ison an island in the Chestatee River.During the gold rush days, the riverwas dredged for gold and reroutedfor around 300 yards.

Par 5 571 yardsThe 6th hole is a

straightaway 571-yard par 5.The tee box sits in front of theChestatee River, as the golfer againhas to carry the river to the fairway.A large fairway bunker on the rightside of the hole is in the landing areafor the tee shot. Two good shots willlead to a short iron shot for an undu-lating green. Three putts can cause abogey due to the long rolling green.

Par 4 358 yardsThe 7th hole is a tough

358-yard par 4. The ChestateeRiver runs the length of the rightside of this fairway while the largestbunker on the course comes intoplay on the left side beginning 200yards from the green. The approachshot will hold the green with asmuch loft as possible due to itsslope away from the fairway. This isa large green and requires good dis-tance control on the longer putts.

Par 4 356 yardsThe 8th hole is an unas-

suming 356-yard par 4. Thishole is short but must be played ac-curately as yet again Nicklaus posi-tioned a fairway bunker perfect forthe tee shot missed to the right. Thetee shot missed to the left howevercan find the pond that is located onthe left side. A good tee shot willallow for a short wedge to the green.Two giant walnut trees guard the ap-proach shot from the right side ofthe fairway.

Par 4 368 yardsThe 9th hole is a solid

368-yard par 4. The ChestateeRiver flows down the left side of thishole and demands a good tee shotto ensure a mid iron to the green.Two fairway bunkers through thefairway are a good aiming point, butbe careful of hitting it too far intothe bunkers. Again the golfer has tocross the Chestatee River to reachthe green. All golfers cross the riveron one of five beautiful bridges ontheir way to the green. Par is a goodscore to make the turn to the backnine.

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Par 4 365 yardsThe 10th hole is one of

the most difficult driving holeson the golf course. The ChestateeRiver runs along the entire left sideof the hole and is quick to ruin anychance for birdie. On the right side isa large pond that makes it very diffi-cult to get comfortable with this de-manding tee shot. The green isguarded by a very large bunker onthe right side of the green so keepyour approach shot a little left of thepin.

Par 3 190 yardsThe 11th hole is the

longest of the four par threes atAchasta. Playing 190 yards, there isvery little room for error to the leftas the river comes into play on anytee shot missed to the left. The leftside of the green is guarded by abunker the keeps many waywardshots out of the river.

Par 4 338 yardsThe 12th hole is the most

severe dogleg at Achasta. TheChestatee River runs along the leftside of the fairway but be aware ofthe large fairway bunker that grabsany tee shot played to far to theright. The green is guarded by a largegreenside bunker that is very deepand difficult to save par from. Theputting green is fairly flat so mostputts on this green are a green light.

Par 4 300 yardsThe 13th hole starts the

birdie run at Achasta. Thisreachable par 4 is one of the mostexciting risk / reward holes in NorthGeorgia. Playing 285 yards to thecenter of the green, this hole isguarded by the largest greensidebunker on the course. Be careful notto go to far to the right of the greenas the Chestatee River runs alongthe entire right side of the puttinggreen. The putting surface is thebest defense for this modest par 4.Be aware of a large sloping greenthat makes putting very difficult.

Par 5 507 yardsThe 14th hole continues

the run of possible birdies onthe back nine. This is straightest andeasiest tee shot on the back nine butbe aware of the large bunkers onboth the left and right side of theputting green. This putting surfacelooks very tame from the fairway butnote the large two-tiered slope thatmakes it difficult to get to most pins.

Par 5 430 yardsThe 15th hole provides

for a lot of excitement. Thishole plays much longer than the 430yards that the scorecard says. Thefairway is guarded by a large bunkeron the right side and the ChestateeRiver runs along the left side of thefairway. Once you have successfullyconquered the tee shot you nowhave a decision to make. The longerhitters can go for this green in twobut if you have to lay it’s decisiontime. The Chestatee River cutsacross the lay up zone, forcing along high three wood or a short ironlay up short of the river. If you haveto lay up short of the river you face ademanding 185 yards approach shotto a fairly narrow and sloping green.Those who come up short will findthemselves in a bunker.

Par 4 327 yardsThe 16th hole is a classic

par 4. There are two largebunkers on each side of the fairwaythat makes an accurate tee shot amust. The green is raised slightly somake sure you add one more club asthis green is heavily guarded bygreenside bunkers both short andleft of the green.

Par 3 131 yardsThe 17th hole is a mod-

est par three, playing as theshortest of the four par 3’s atAchasta. The green is slightly down-hill but is protected by two bunkers,one on the left and one short rightthat are sure to catch any misfiredshots at the green. The putting sur-face has a large slope that dissectsthe green, making any long putts atough task to conquer.

Par 4 402 yardsThe 18th hole is one of

the best finishing holes around.This long par 4 typically plays intothe wind and requires a long and ac-curate tee shot. Be aware of thelarge pond to the right that’s comesinto play on the tee shot as well asthe demanding second shot. Thissloping green can be very difficult toread and any misfired chip shotcould easily find the pond the laysright of the edge of the putting sur-face.

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LAUREN HAMMELL AND LAURA HILGER

HIGHLIGHTS:

Both Lauren Hammell and Laura Hilger of Allegheny College competed at the NCAAChampionship for the second straight year.

ANNIE MILES AND ERIN MISHEFF

HIGHLIGHTS:

Annie Miles 2-Time Tournament Medalist Freshman Year at Ashland University; 2–TimeGLIAC Player of the Week Freshman Year; Named 2nd Team All-GLIAC Freshman andSophomore Year; Named 1st Team All-GLIAC Junior Year.

Erin Misheff GLIAC Freshman of the Year at Ashland University; 2-Time GLIAC Playerof the Week Freshman, Sophomore 1st Team All-GLIAC; Medalist (-2 under) at QueensU. Invitational - TPC Sawgrass.

ELISA LEONARD AND MELANIE FORTNER

HIGHLIGHTS:

Elisa Leonard made the 2010 All-GLIAC 2nd team as a junior. She has been a steady #3player and was an important scorer in our prestigious Queens University of Charlottewin at TPC Sawgrass for Ashland University.

Melanie Fortner has recorded 2 top-10 finishes in her 3 years of competition. She alsoplayed an important part in Ashland University winning the championship at theQueens University of Charlotte Invitational at TPC Sawgrass.

ElisaLeonardJuniorFairlawn, OH2009-10 Avg:82.2

MelanieFortnerJuniorVermilion, OH2009-10 Avg:85.1

Annie MilesSeniorDublin, OH2009-10 Avg:77.6

Erin MisheffJuniorSilver Lake, OH2009-10 Avg:77.3

Lauren HammellJuniorMcMurray, PA2009-10 Avg:83.5

LauraHilgerSeniorGibsonia, PA2009-10 Avg:84.0

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2010 PARTIC IPATING TEAMS

KELLY MAGUIGAN AND JANET STEEN

HIGHLIGHTS:

Kelly Maguigan 2009-10 season at Belmont University: Played 21 rounds in 11 events...Had a scoring average of 80.4.... Best finish was a tie for 21st at the APSU Intercollegiatein October... Carded a season-low 74 at the Great Smokies Intercollegiate. 2008-09:Played 25 rounds in 11 events... Second on the team in scoring average at 81.1... Postedtwo top-20 finishes... Best finish was an 11th place showing at the Eat a Peach Collegiatelast fall... Shot a season-low 73 at the Great Smokies Intercollegiate in September...Named Academic All-Conference.

Janet Steen 2009-10 season at Belmont University: Hampered by injuries during thefall and spring season... Played 12 rounds in seven events... Tied for third on the team inscoring average at 80.3... Posted one top-20 finish, a tie for 20th at the Drake CreekInvitational in September... Shot a season-best 75 at the Great Smokies Intercollegiatein September.

MICHELLE GOODING AND LORI HARPER

HIGHLIGHTS:

Michelle Gooding missed the spring semester of 2010 at Boise State due to injury.However, she did compete in three of the Broncos nine tournaments during the 2009-10 season. Gooding’s top finish this year was a tie for 27th at the Giustina MemorialClassic in Corvallis, Ore., where she carded a 23-over 239.

Lori Harper was a regular in the Boise State lineup as a freshman competing in all ninetournaments during the 2009-10 campaign. She had 74 percent of her rounds count to-wards the team score this season. Her top result was 20-over-par at the NorthernMigration Invitational in Florence, Ariz., March 15-17. Harper’s top finish was a tie for32nd at the Western Athletic Conference Tournament.

MICHELE NASH AND MOLLY FIELDS

HIGHLIGHTS:

Michele Nash Low Round: 74, first round 2010 Loyola Invitational…Led Butler Universityin scoring in 2009-10…had nine “Top 10” individual finishes as a sophomore…tied forfirst at the PTSIR Classic…finished first in the Butler-IUPUI dual meet…runner-up at the2010 Loyola Invitational…tied for fourth at the 2010 Horizon League Championship...medalist at the 2008 Butler Fall Invitational.

Molly Fields Low Round: 73, first round 2009 PTSIR Classic…Butler University’s second-leading scorer in 2009-10…had seven “Top 10” individual finishes as a junior…tied forfirst and captured medalist honors in a playoff at the PTSIR Classic…tied for second inthe Big Four Classic…placed fifth at the 2009 Butler Fall Invitational… wound up 11th atthe 2010 Horizon League Championship.

Michele NashJuniorIndianapolis, IN 2009-10 Avg:79.6

Molly FieldsSeniorAnderson, IN2009-10 Avg:79.7

MichelleGoodingJuniorWilder, ID2009-10 Avg:80.1

Lori HarperSophomoreManhattanBeach, CA2009-10 Avg:80.7

KellyMaguiganJuniorFranklin, TN2009-10 Avg:80.4

Janet SteenSophomoreHendersonville,TN2009-10 Avg: 80.3

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DEIDRE CRABTREE AND KRISTEN AIU

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Deidre Crabtree averaged 81.3 to lead the Cal State Fullerton Titans’ team in its firstseason of competition…Best tournament finish was tie for ninth... At the Big WestConference championship tied for 31st place with a score of 254 (38 over)... Best roundwas a 73...

Kristen Aiu Third best on team…Kristen was Cal State Fullerton’s top scorer in the BigWest Conference championships, placing 27th with a score of 249 (33 over)... Besttourney finish was a tie for 19th... Best round was a 77.

KATELYN BENSCH AND AMANDA D'OSTROPH

HIGHLIGHTS:

Katelyn Bensch – Helped lead Charleston Southern University to the 2010 Big SouthChampionship, setting a new conference record with a team score of 881. Posted a pairof top-25 finishes, including a sixth-place finish at the Big South Championship, earningher a spot on the All-Conference team.

Amanda D'Ostroph – Helped lead Charleston Southern University to the 2010 BigSouth Championship, setting a new conference record with a team score of 881.Finished in the top-50 at a pair of tournaments, including a season-best 11th-place fin-ish at the Big South Championship.

BRITTANY HENDERSON ANDJESSICA ALEXANDERHIGHLIGHTS:

Brittany Henderson and Jessica Alexander were both named All-Big SouthConference. Key to helping Coastal Carolina University finish runner-up at the Big SouthConference Championship and helping CCU earn an at-large berth to the NCAA EastRegional, where the Chanticleers placed 19th.

Alexander ranked third in the Big South with a 75.50 stroke average through the regularseason. She has posted four top-10 and six top-20 finishes on the year. Her best was athird-place finish at the CSU Wendy's Invitational, where she helped the Chanticleers earnthe team title. She earned her first Big South Golfer of the Week honor on Oct. 1 aftertying for third at the Bettie Lou Evans Fall Invitational in her second collegiate event.

Henderson ranked fourth in the conference in stroke average at 77.21 in 24 regular sea-son rounds. She posted one top-10 and two top-20 finishes this season. Her best was atie for second at the Administaff Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate, while she tied for 13th atthe Hurricane Invitational.

Brittany HendersonSophomoreSmiths Falls,Ontario2009-10 Avg:75.90

Jessica AlexanderSophomore Riverview, FL2009-10 Avg:77.30

Katelyn BenschSophomoreGreenville, SC2009-10 Avg:81.8

Amanda D'OstrophSophomoreWhisperingPines, NC2009-10 Avg:80.6

Deidre CrabtreeSophomoreBakersfield, CA2009-10 Avg:81.3

Kristen AiuSophomoreChino Hills, CA2009-10 Avg:81.5

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Taylor Ashton Beaty averaged 82.6 each of her first two seasons at DePauw University.Second team all-Great Lakes Region this year and won the Illinois Wesleyan SpringFling with a 149 (74-75). Earned all-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference honorseach of first two years. Had five top 10 finishes this year. Won the Big Four Classic in2008-09. Has 11 top 10 finishes in two years. Competed in NCAA Division IIIChampionships each of her first two years.

Kelly Elizabeth Gaughan averages 85.1 strokes in career and improved by 3.3 strokesduring sophomore year at DePauw University. Finished second at Anderson Invitational.Low rounds of 76 this year. Two top 10 finishes in 2008-09. Competed in NCAA DivisionIII Championships each of her first two years.

HIGHLIGHTS:

As freshmen, both Stacey Kim and Courtney Ellenbogen led Duke University to a tiedfor eighth finish at the NCAA Championship, while seeing action in all but one tourna-ment. Ellenbogen led the Blue Devils with a tied for 18th finish at the NCAAs, while Kimregistered a fourth place finish at the ACCs.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Laura Wearn played in nine tournaments as a freshman for Furman University scoring aseason-best 25th place finish at the Duramed Cougar Classic. She helped Furman ad-vance to the NCAA East Regional where she posted a 65th place finish.

Alexa Rancourt ranked as one of the top freshman in the Southern Conference in 2009-10 for Furman University. She recorded three top-10 finishes including a third placeshowing at the FIU/Pat Bradley Championship and sixth place at the SouthernConference Championship.

Laura WearnSophomoreCharlotte, NC2009-10 Avg:78.6

Alexa RancourtSophomorePortland, ME2009-10 Avg:76.9

Stacey KimSophomoreColumbus, GA2009-10 Avg:75.52

Courtney EllenbogenSophomoreBlacksburg, VA2009-10 Avg:75.00

Taylor AshtonBeatyJuniorAuburn, IN2009-10 Avg:82.6

Kelly ElizabethGaughanJuniorCincinnati, OH2009-10 Avg:83.6

TAYLOR ASHTON BEATY ANDKELLY ELIZABETH GAUGHAN

STACEY KIM AND COURTNEY ELLENBOGEN

LAURA WEARN AND ALEXA RANCOURT

STEFANIE KENOYER AND JACKIE HILEA

HIGHLIGHTS:

A three-time All-Southern Conference selection and two-time SoCon individual medal-ist, Stefanie Kenoyer was named SoCon Player-of-the-Year for the second straight sea-son in 2009-10 at Furman University. The Lighthouse Point, FL native, who postedseven top-1 finishes this season, qualified for the U.S. Women's Open last summer.

Jackie Hilea is a three-time All-Southern Conference selection who has guided FurmanUniversity to three consecutive NCAA Regional appearances and a trip to the 2008NCAA Championship. She posted four top-15 finishes this season and played five of her29 rounds at par or better.

KATIE SCHENFELD AND TAYLOR DRENTTEL

HIGHLIGHTS:

Katie Schenfeld wrapped up a spectacular Spring season at Gustavus AdolphusCollege with a fifth place finish at the NCAA Championships. Prior to the start of thetournament, Schenfeld was named a 2010 First Team All-America selection by theNational Golf Coaches Association. Amazingly, Schenfeld’s fifth place finish at theNCAA Championships was her lowest finish in five tournaments in the Spring season,which included first place finishes at the Augustana Invitational, the St. ThomasInvitational, and the UW-Eau Claire Invitational. Her season stroke average of 78.0breaks the school record for single season average of 79.7 held by Kelli Groff (2005-06)and Rachel Roberg (2007-08). Schenfeld, the 2009-10 MIAC Medalist, was also theConference Player of the Year.

Taylor Drenttel concluded an outstanding Spring season at Gustavus Adolphus Collegewith a 12th place finish at the NCAA Championships. Drenttel, who posted a 72-holetotal of 82-80-85-77–324 at the national tournament, was also honored by the NGCAprior to the tournament as she was named a Second Team All-America honoree. Sheposted a season stroke average of 79.3, which also breaks the previous all-time best forthe program and now ranks second best all-time at Gustavus.

ERICA WOODALL AND BRITTANY LEVENS

HIGHLIGHTS:

As a team, Illinois Wesleyan University placed 13th in the 2010 NCAA Division III cham-pionships and won their eighth straight conference championship last fall. EricaWoodall, the winner of the 2008 and 2009 Bloomington-Normal women's city tourna-ments, tied for sixth in the conference tournament and Brittany Levens tied for 12th asa freshman.

Erica WoodallSeniorNormal, IL2009-10 Avg:81.8

Brittany LevensSophomoreGolden Valley,MN2009-10 Avg:86.2

Katie SchenfeldSeniorIndianola, IA2009-10 Avg:78.0

Taylor DrenttelJuniorEagan, MN2009-10 Avg:79.3

Stefanie KenoyerSeniorLighthousePoint, FL2009-10 Avg:73.6

Jackie HileaSeniorKaneohe, HI2009-10 Avg:76.6

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LAUREN GIESECKE AND CECILIA OREVIK

HIGHLIGHTS:

Lauren Giesecke played in four tournaments in 2009-10 for Indiana University with herbest finish coming at the Big Ten Championships in a tie for 44th. Finished the yearwith a stroke average of 81.15 over 13 rounds.

Cecilia Orevik played in five tournaments in 2009-10 for Indiana University with herbest finish a tie for 38th at the Johnie Imes Invitational in Columbia, Mo. in October.Posted a stroke average of 79.00 over 16 rounds.

KATELYNN HOGENSON ANDKRISTIN PAULSONHIGHLIGHTS:

Katelynn Hogenson compiled a 79.77 stroke average while competing in three tourna-ments for Iowa State University...tied for 25th at the Hawkeye Invitational.

Kristin Paulson compiled a 78.36 stroke while competing in every event for Iowa StateUniversity in 2009-10...tied for 15th at the Hawkeye Invitational and tied for 24th at theBig 12 Championship.

ABBY FITZGERALD AND KET PREAMCHUEN

HIGHLIGHTS:

Abby Fitzgerald – After a redshirt year, Abby came back from hip surgery to record herbest year on record at Kennesaw State University. She finished the season with a per-sonal best 77.67 scoring average. She had her best finished in the spring at theJackrabbit invitational where her +8 224 was good for 8th place.

Ket Preamchuen – As a freshman, Ket recorded a school record 74.73 scoring averagefor Kennesaw State University. Her freshman campaign included seven top ten finishes.She broke the school 18 hole scoring record with a 4-under par 66 at the Challenge atOnion Creek. She finished the season ranked in the top 150 players in the nation.

AbbyFitzgerald RS SeniorAlbany, GA 2009-10 Avg:77.67

KetPreamchuenSophomore Thailand 2009-10 Avg:74.73

KatelynnHogensonJuniorAmes, IA2009-10 Avg:79.77

Kristin PaulsonJuniorAmes, IA2009-10 Avg:78.36

LaurenGieseckeSeniorKokomo, IN2009-10 Avg:81.15

Cecilia OrevikSeniorMariefred,Sweden2009-10 Avg:79.00

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KIMBERLY GRAFF AND ALICIA POOLE

HIGHLIGHTS:

Kimberly Graff played consistent golf during her first year at Mercer University. As afreshmen Kimmy qualified to compete in eight of the nine team competitions. Shecapped off her year by shooting a score of 231 and finishing 28th in the A-SunConference Championship.

Alicia Poole played in seven events for the Mercer University Bears and had severalrounds in the mid-70's. During the A-Sun Conference Championship she scored 75, 76in her first two rounds and helped Mercer shoot their lowest championship score ever.

KERI LYNN CARSON AND JESSICA ARTHUR

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AIMEE NEFF AND LINDSEY SOLBERG

HIGHLIGHTS:

Aimee Neff will enter her senior season with a career scoring average of 76.32 in 35 ca-reer tournaments, which currently ranks fourth in Michigan State University history. Shehas placed in the top 20 on 18 occasions and has 11 top-10 finishes. Neff has been anAll-Big Ten second-team selection three straight years.

Lindsey Solberg will enter her junior season with a career scoring average of 76.67,which is currently sixth in Michigan State University history. She was named second-team All-Big Ten as a freshman and earned MSU’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award as asophomore.

Aimee NeffSeniorCarmel, IN2009-10 Avg:76.32

LindseySolbergJuniorVerona, WI2009-10 Avg:76.67

Keri LynnCarsonJuniorThomaston, GA

Jessica ArthurSophomoreLakemont, GA

Kimberly GraffSophomoreLilburn, GA2009-10 Avg:79.86

Alicia PooleSuwanee, GAJunior2009-10 Avg:81.94

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KYLIE FULLER ANDALEXANDRA LEDERHAUSENHIGHLIGHTS:

Kylie Fuller – Two top-20 finishes as a sophomore ... Shot a career-best 3-under 69 inNorthwestern University the second round of the Big Ten Championships where sheplaced 16th ... Had four rounds of par or better ... Academic All-Big Ten selection.

Alexandra Lederhausen – Seven top-20 finishes in her career ... 76.84 average is theeighth-best in program single-season history ... Had four rounds of par or better ....Northwestern University's top finisher in two events ... Academic All-Big Ten selection.

LAUREN CAMPBELL AND AMBER CONRAD

HIGHLIGHTS:

Lauren Campbell is a two-time All-Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association sec-ond-team selection. She also earned 2010 NGCA All-Great Lakes Region honors. Duringthe 2010 spring season at Olivet College, Lauren averaged 80.6 strokes.

Amber Conrad is a three-time All-MIAA selection and a two-time NGCA All-Great LakesRegion honoree.

Amber and Lauren helped Olivet College advance to the NCAA Division III NationalChampionship for a third consecutive year in 2010.

WHITNEY FRENCH AND KRISTINA GARGARO

HIGHLIGHTS:

Whitney French came on strong late in the season for the Oregon State UniversityBeavers earning the first top 10 of her career, finishing 5th at the Anteater Invitationalhosted by UC Irvine in March.

Kristina Gargaro’s best tournament in 2009-10 came in her first competition at OregonState University with a 29th place finish at the Washington State Inland Cup.

WhitneyFrenchJuniorLaguna Niguel,CA2009-10 Avg:77.64

KristinaGargaroSeniorPort Moody,B.C., Canada2009-10 Avg:82.40

LaurenCampbell JuniorFenton, MI2009-10 Avg:81.875

Amber ConradSenior Battle Creek, MI2009-10 Avg:82.25.

Kylie FullerJuniorTemecula, CA2009-10 Avg:76.84

AlexandraLederhausenJuniorHinsdale, IL2009-10 Avg:76.41

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RACHEL BLUM AND MAGGIE BOBERG

HIGHLIGHTS:

Rachel Blum and Maggie Boberg are each three-year letter winners for the PrincetonUniversity women's golf team and will represent two of the three members of thePrinceton women's golf Class of 2011.

Rachel Blum 2009-10 - competed in five events ... season-low round of 73 came at theWinthrop Intercollegiate, where she placed second as an individual ... 2008-09 - com-peted in four events ... tied for 24th as an individual at the Princeton Invitational, whereseason-low round of 75 came ... 2007-08 - competed in four events, including thePrinceton Invitational, the Texas A&M Mo-Morial, the Shamrock Intercollegiate and theColumbia Roar-EE Invitational.

Maggie Boberg 2009-10 - competed in five events ... season-low round of 74 closed outthe Princeton Invitational ... 2008-09 - competed in four tournaments ... low round of 76came at the Princeton Invitational ... scored for Princeton in two events, at the home in-vitational and at the Palmetto Intercollegiate ... 2007-08 - competed in five events ...placed in Princeton’s scoring foursome at the Hoya Invitational, where she placed 19thand scored her season-low round of 75.

Rachel BlumSeniorJacksonville, FL2009-10 Avg:79.83

Maggie BobergSeniorLittleton, CO2009-10 Avg:81.82

Blum

Boberg

NIKKI STEWART ANDMARY-MICHAEL BURNS HIGHLIGHTS:

Nikki Stewart Finished 6th out of 128 golfers at the NAIA National Championship in2010…Named to the NAIA All-Tournament team at the National Championship…Alsonamed one of 4 recipients of the NAIA Champions of Character Character Act Award atthe National Championship…Named NAIA All-American Honorable Mention…Named tothe 2009-2010 All-Sun Conference…Won two tournaments during the 2009-2010 sea-son.…Named Sun Conference Player of the Month for February…Most Valuable Playerfor 2009-2010 Savannah College of Art & Design team.

Mary-Michael Burns Transfered to Savannah College of Art & Design from LSU inJanuary of 2010…Qualified for all but one tournament during the spring…Part of theNational Championship Team that finished 15th at the NAIA National Championship…Named best teammate by her peers…Helped SCAD to 5 top 10 finishes out of 6 tourna-ments played this past spring.

Nikki Stewart JuniorAliso Viejo, CA2009-10 Avg:78.35

Mary-MichaelBurnsJuniorBaton Rouge,LA2009-10 Avg:86.16

Stewart

Burns

Hooper

Gannon

HIGHLIGHTS:

Jennifer Hooper 2009-10 (So.) season at Southern Methodist University: Tied for 15that the Conference USA Championship, shooting a season-low round (71)... Broke 80 allthree rounds of the C-USA Championship... Posted a 79.86 stroke average over 28rounds on the season.

Tia Gannon 2009-10 (Jr.) season at Southern Methodist University: Named ConferenceUSA Golfer of the Week after she was SMU's top finisher at the Lady Puerto RicoClassic... Tied teammate Liz Wells for 19th at the Conference USA Championship, shoot-ing a season-low round (70)... Broke 80 all three rounds of the Lady Puerto RicoClassic, the UCF Classic, the Rebel Intercollegiate and the C-USA Championship...Posted a 78.4 stroke average over 25 rounds on the season.

JenniferHooperJuniorJacksonville, FL2009-10 Avg:79.86

Tia GannonSeniorHilton Head, SC2009-10 Avg:78.4

JENNIFER HOOPER AND TIA GANNON

SARAH ZWARTYNSKI ANDSARAH BETH DAVIS

SarahZwartynskiSeniorAllen, TX2009-10 Avg:73.67

Sarah BethDavisSophomoreVictoria, TX2009-10 Avg:75.16

Zwartynski

Davis

HIGHLIGHTS:

Sarah Zwartynski earned All-Big 12 honors for the third straight year as a junior atTexas A&M University after clinching the Aggies’ 2010 Big 12 Championships with aclutch 10-foot putt on the final hole. Zwartynski ranked No. 2 on the squad with a 73.67stroke average and she posted her first career victory at the Betsy Rawls LonghornClassic.

Sarah Beth Davis earned All-Big 12 honors as a freshman in 2009-10 while helping theTexas A&M University Aggies to the 2010 Big 12 Championships and an 11th place finishat the NCAA Championships. Davis posted a 75.16 stroke average as a freshman, andposted four top 10 finishes including a win at the “Mo”Morial Invitational.

CARLA COOPER AND KATY WARD

HIGHLIGHTS:

Carla Cooper is a NGCA All-American, first team all-region honoree and she was alsonamed to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 6 Women’s At-Large Team. Shefinished tied for seventh at nationals, was named the LSC Academic Player of the Yearand the LSC Player of the Year (the second straight time). She helped the TarletonState University team to its fourth straight Super Region Four title.

Katy Ward helped the Tarleton State University TexAnns to their fourth straight SuperRegion Four title and their third straight Lone Star Conference title. She was named aSecond Team All-Lone Star Conference selection this season after being a first team se-lection in 2009. Ward finished third individually at the LSC Championships with a 219.

Carla Cooper SeniorArlington, TX2009-10 Avg:72.7

Katy Ward JuniorAledo, TX2009-10 Avg:78.3

Cooper

Ward

ALEXANDRIA BUELOW AND LAUREN CATE

HIGHLIGHTS:

Alexandria Buelow – finished in the top 10 at all 10 regular season events plus theAtlantic Sun Conference Championships...placed second overall at the A-SunChampionships to lead the Stetson University Hatters to their second straight champi-onship...won Hatter Fall Classic and Cincinnati Spring Invitational...October andNovember A-Sun Women's Golfer of the Month.

Lauren Cate – 2008-09 Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year and First Team All-AtlanticSun at Stetson University...tied for first at University of South Alabama Lady JaguarInvitational March 1-2, 2010...two other top 20 finishes including T-11th at A-SunChampionship...five top 10 finishes as a freshman in 2008-09.

AlexandriaBuelowSophomore Palm City, FL2009-10 Avg:73.1

Lauren Cate Junior St. Augustine,FL2009-10 Avg:77.0

Buelow

Cate

VICTORIA VELA AND MEAGAN ROBERTS

HIGHLIGHTS:

Victoria Vela…Competed in seven events as a true freshman at University of Arkansas…Counted 83% of rounds toward team total included the last 15…Career-best 227 at theTiger/Wave Invitational... Bettered that with career-best 219 in her first-ever SECChampionship…Career low 69 in final round of Tiger/Wave Invitational…Has 4.0 GPA ingeneral business

Meagan Roberts played in one event at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge for University ofArkansas. She averaged 79.67 with a low round of 77 and a 6.67 score vs. par. She tiedfor 64th at the event.

Victoria Vela SophomoreMansfield, TX2009-10 Avg:76.17

MeaganRobertsSophomoreOcean Springs,MS2009-10 Avg:76

Vela

Roberts

BROOKE PANCAKE AND JENNIFER KIRBY

HIGHLIGHTS:

Brooke Pancake's freshman and sophomore season at the Capstone is statistically thebest in school history. She garnered honorable mention All-America honors in 2010from Golfweek and is a two-time second-team All-SEC pick. Pancake was selected forthe NCAA Elite 88 Award at the 2010 NCAA Championships. She boasts a University ofAlabama career-scoring average of 73.81 with eight top-10 finishes.

Jennifer Kirby captured SEC Freshman of the Year honors in 2010 and was selectedfirst-team All-SEC while garnering All-America honors. Her scoring average of 73.06 in2009-10 set the University of Alabama freshman record, breaking Brooke Pancake'smark from 2008-09 by a full stroke. Kirby had four top-10 and eight top-20 finishes lastseason. She also qualified for the 2010 U.S. Women's Open.

BrookePancakeJuniorChattanooga,TN2009-10 Avg:73.56

Jennifer Kirby SophomoreParis, Ontario,Canada2009-10 Avg:73.06

Pancake

Kirby

RACHEL ROHANNA AND AMY MEIER

HIGHLIGHTS:

Rachel Rohanna was a First Team All-Big Ten selection after leading The Ohio StateUniversity Buckeyes with a 75.24 stroke average. She played in all 34 rounds in herfreshman campaign and finished in the top 20 in seven of 11 tournaments, including run-ner-up at Ohio State's own Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational.

Amy Meier came on strong for The Ohio State University in the spring, playing in alleight tournaments including the Big Ten Championships and NCAA West Regional. Shewas named Big Ten Golfer of the Week when she tied for seventh and led the Buckeyesto a second-place finish at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge.

RachelRohannaSophomoreWaynesburg,PA2009-10 Avg:75.24

Amy Meier SophomoreRochester Hills,MI2009-10 Avg:76.97

Rohanna

Meier

KRISTIN PRICE AND ALEX CARL

HIGHLIGHTS:

Kristin Price…Averaged 81.0 over 25 rounds during sophomore campaign at Universityof Cincinnati…Posted four Top 30 finishes…Finished season-best 12th at Canes andCards Classic with a career-best 78-78-75=231…Shot season-low 75 in final round ofCanes and Cards.

Alex Carl…Second on the University of Cincinnati team with a 78.8 scoring average over30 rounds…Finished a season-best tied for sixth at the Canes and CardsIntercollegiate…Shot a low round of 72 in the final round of the Canes and Cards…Ledteam in first collegiate action, firing 229 to tie for 27th at the Napa River GrillInvitational…Finished in a tie for 12th at first BIG EAST Championships.

Kristin PriceJuniorDandridge, TN2009-10 Avg:81.0

Alex CarlSophomoreUnion, KY2009-10 Avg:78.8

Price

Carl

ELISA AOKI AND SUNNY HARRIS

HIGHLIGHTS:

Elisa Aoki played in all 11 events for University of Central Florida in 2009-10 and had apair of Top 10 finishes, placing fifth at the Bettie Lou Evans Fall Invitational and the Eat-A-Peach Collegiate. Had three par-or-better rounds. Had four Top 20 finishes last year.

Sunny Harris made her collegiate debut during the spring at the UCF Challenge andalso competed in University of Central Florida's dual-match vs. Harvard. Competed inthe Florida 1A State Championship as a junior and senior in high school.

Elisa Aoki JuniorBradenton, FL2009-10 Avg:78.79

Sunny HarrisSophomore Pensacola, FL2009-10 Avg:81.30

Aoki

Harris

DEMI RUNAS AND AMY SIMANTON

HIGHLIGHTS:

Demi Runas: All-Big West first team for University of California at Davis. Finished in thetop 10 in four tournaments including a fourth-place at the Big West Championship andrunner-up honors at the Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational. Tied for 10th at high-poweredTurtle Bay Invitational after opening with rounds of 68 and 69

Amy Simanton: Big West Freshman of the Year and All-Big West first team forUniversity of California at Davis. Finished among the top five in five events includingties for second at Turtle Bay Collegiate Invitational and Fresno State Lexus Classic.Advanced to playoff at Big West Championship, eventually finishing second. Also tookfifth at Juli Spinkster Spartan Invitational.

Demi Runas SophomoreTorrance, CA2009-10 Avg:75.5

Amy SimantonSophomoreLake Oswego,OR2009-10 Avg:75.6

Runas

Simanton

TESS FORDHAM AND ABBY JOHNSON

HIGHLIGHTS:

Tess Fordham participated in five tournaments in 2009-10 for the University ofGeorgia...played in eight of final nine events during 2008-09...turned in two of her bestrounds in 2009 post season (73 at East Regional and 74 at NCAAs)...two-time GeorgiaAA medalist at Metter High and led Metter to its first girls’ golf state title in 2008.

Abby Johnson competed in three events in 2009-10 for the University of Georgia – asan individual in the Eat-A-Peach Collegiate and Auburn Invitational and on Georgia'ssecond team at the Liz Murphey...tied for 13th at the Eat-A-Peach...four-year letterwin-ner in golf and basketball at Buford High...two-time top-5 individual finisher at AA StateChampionships...father, Bill, is Saints DL coach.

Tess FordhamJuniorMetter, GA2009-10 Avg:80.08

Abby JohnsonSophomoreBuford, GA2009-10 Avg:81.17

Fordham

Johnson

EMILIE BURGER AND MILENA SAVICH

HIGHLIGHTS:

Emilie Burger earned third-team All-America, second-team All-SEC and Freshman All-SEC honors after a strong initial season at University of Georgia in 2009-10...notchedfive top-10 and seven top-20 individual finishes in 12 events played as a freshman...posted 11 par-or-better rounds in 31 loops played...captured medalist honors at the one-day Auburn Invitational after shooting 1-under 71.

Milena Savich played in 10 of 12 events in 2009-10 at University of Georgia, with threetop-10s...tied for third in stroke qualifying at the Hooters Match Play...shot 3-under 213at the Cougar Classic… played at Michigan in 2008-09 and led the Wolverines individu-ally in six of 13 events... tied for medalist honors at 2007 Indiana State HS Finals.

Emilie BurgerSophomoreHoschton, GA2009-10 Avg:74.06

Milena SavichJuniorCarmel, IN2009-10 Avg:76.27

Burger

Savich

JESSICA YADLOCZKY AND EVAN JENSEN

HIGHLIGHTS:

Jessica Yadloczky: Named to the All-SEC First Team for the second-consecutive sea-son in 2009…Participated in every tournament for the University of Florida Lady Gatorsas a sophomore in 2008-09…Led the team in stroke average (74.5), rounds at or underpar (five), tournaments at or under par (one), top-five finishes (three), top-10 finishes(three) as a sophomore...Compiled one of Florida’s best freshman seasons in school his-tory and ranked among the nation’s top first-year players while competing at the top ofthe Florida rotation in 2007-08…Earned All-SEC first team and All-Freshman team hon-ors…Received the inaugural SEC Sportsmanship Award after taking a penalty at theNorthrop Grumman Regional Challenge…Was selected to the Duramed FUTURES TourAll-America second team as a freshman.

Evan Jensen: Appeared for the University of Florida Gators in a team-leading 32 rounds ofplay as a sophomore in 2009-10...Finished with a 75.2 stroke average, fourth best amongteammates… Collected four top-10 finishes and one top-25 in 2009-10...Selected to the2009 SEC All-Freshman Team…One of three golfers to compete in every tournament forFlorida as a freshman and owned a 75.3 stroke average through 30 rounds, second-bestamong teammates.

Jessica YadloczkySeniorCasselberry, L2009-10 Avg:75.4

Evan JensenJuniorBellaire, FL2009-10 Avg:75.2

Yadloczky

Jensen

JILLIAN BRODD AND HALEY MILLSAP

Jillian BroddSeniorKnoxville, TN2009-10 Avg:77.04

Haley MillsapJuniorPace, FL2009-10 Avg:76.63

Brodd

Millsap

HIGHLIGHTS:

Jillian Brodd helped lead the University of Mississippi Rebels to their second consecu-tive NCAA Regional ... Posted one top-20 finish.

Haley Millsap helped lead the University of Mississippi Rebels to their second consecu-tive NCAA Regional ... Finished second on the team in stroke average with two top-20finishes.

MARIA CASTELLANOS ANDCANDICE WILEYHIGHLIGHTS:

Maria Castellanos has seen time in the starting lineup for the University of LouisvilleCardinals her freshman and sophomore seasons...Earned her best finish at 13th in the2009 BIG EAST Championships as a freshman...Shot a collegiate low round of 70twice...Finished with a collegiate low round score of 220 in the Ptarmigan Ram FallClassic her freshman season.

Candice Wiley earned a spot in the starting lineup at University of Louisville her fresh-man season...Earned her best finish of tied for 18th in the Napa River Grill Cardinal Cupand the BIG EAST Championships...Shot a collegiate low round of 74 twice...Finishedwith a collegiate low tournament score of 226 in the Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup.

MariaCastellanosJuniorJensen Beach,FL2009-10 Avg:79.2

Candice WileySophomoreShelbyville, KY2009-10 Avg:79.9

Castellanos

Wiley

DARIN PINNICK AND MEGAN KILEY

HIGHLIGHTS:

Darin Pinnick helped University of Indianapolis to back-to-back appearances in theNCAA Division II Championship…Tied for 13th at the 2010 NCAA D-II Super RegionalOne…Shot a career-low 74 to help notch a fourth-place finish at the Screaming EagleGolf Classic (9/20/09)…Part of UIndy’s 2009 squad that finished tied for third at theNCAA Finals.

Megan Kiley notched three top-five finishes as a freshman in 2009-10…Tied for 12th atthe 2010 GLVC Championship…Helped University of Indianapolis to a ninth-place finishat the NCAA D-II Championship, good for the second-best finish in program history.

Darin PinnickJuniorWashington, IN2009-10 Avg:80.8

Megan KileySophomoreLeo, IN2009-10 Avg:81.0

Pinnick

Kiley

COURTNEY TAYLOR ANDRACHEL UREMOVICHHIGHLIGHTS:

Courtney Taylor earned SoCon Freshman of the Year honors along with All-SoCon honors and an all-freshman selection at University of North Carolina Greensboro. Sheled the team in scoring at 75.41 with a season-best round of 70. Finished in the Top 10in five of 11 tournaments with two fifth-place finishes.

Rachel Uremovich sat out this past season at University of North Carolina Greensboroas a redshirt and will have four years of eligibility this coming fall.

CourtneyTaylorSophomoreGastonia, NC2009-10 Avg:75.41

RachelUremovichRedshirtFreshmanHilton Head, SC

Taylor

Uremovich

Redshirt Freshman.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

Marissa Cook: Played in three tournaments in 2009-2010 for University of Missouri...best tournament score was a 246 at the UNLV Spring Invitational ... opened UNLV Invitewith season-best round of 79 ... competed in six tournaments in 2008-09 ... shot a ca-reer best 73 in the final round of the 2009 Mountain View Classic.

Kelly Osborne: Transferred to University of Missouri from Penn State ... redshirted in2009-10 ... played in five tournaments in 2008-09 at Penn State.

MARISSA COOK AND KELLY OSBORNE

Marissa CookJuniorEdwardsville, IL2009-10 Avg:83.56

Kelly OsborneJuniorBallwin, MO

Cook

Osborne

ASHLEY LANCE AND HALEY SANDERS

Lance

Sanders

HIGHLIGHTS:

Ashley Lance helped lead the University of Mississippi Rebels to their second consecu-tive NCAA Regional ... Posted one top-20 finish ... Captured the Southern AmateurChampionship this summer.

Haley Sanders helped lead the University of Mississippi Rebels to their second consecu-tive NCAA Regional ... Third on the team in stroke average as a freshman ... Runner-upat the Rebel Intercollegiate.

Ashley LanceJuniorFranklin, TN2009-10 Avg:78.00

Haley SandersSophomoreRogers, AR2009-10 Avg:76.92

SHENA YANG AND PLOI DEJSUBHA

HIGHLIGHTS:

Shena Yang was named BIG EAST Freshman of the Year and was invited to compete inthe NCAA East Regional, after just her freshman campaign. Yang collected six top-10finishes on the year, including an individual title at the Pat Bradley Invitational. Thefreshman racked up two BIG EAST Golfer of the Week Honors, and finished the seasonwith a 73.97 scoring average, the lowest in University of South Florida history. Yang isranked 58th individually in the nation by Golfstat.com, and recorded 11 rounds at par orbetter, the most in program history.

Ploi Dejsubha played in 21 rounds during her sophomore season at University of SouthFlorida, recording a scoring average of 79.67 with her low round of 71. Dejsubha's bestfinish came at the JMU Eagle Landing Invite where she took 11th place. Dejsubha fin-ished 12th at the BIG EAST Championships.

Shena YangSophomoreTampa, FL2009-10 Avg:73.97

Ploi DejsubhaJuniorBangkok,Thailand2009-10 Avg:79.67

Yang

Dejsubha

ABBY MCNELEY AND HANNAH MCNELEY

HIGHLIGHTS:

2007-08: Abby McNeley competed twice in the spring for University of NorthernColorado, placing 18th in the dual with Wyoming... Shot a low round of 79 at theCowgirl Classic... Competed twice in the fall, posting a low round of 75 in her first colle-giate event at the Chip'n Club Invitational.

High School: Hannah McNeley attended Twin Falls High School in Twin Falls, ID. Sheachieved all-conference and all state honors her sophomore, junior and senior seasons.She was a part of the state championship team from 2007-09. Her average score was76. She was on the school honor roll all four years and was a member of the NationalHonor Society as a senior as well.

ELLEN MUELLER AND TAYLOR SCHMIDT

HIGHLIGHTS:

Ellen Mueller set the University of Oklahoma standard for lowest season stroke averageat 74.41. She finished seventh in NCAA West Regional and 61st at NCAAChampionships. She posted seven top-10 finishes in her 14 events and finished in thetop 25 in all but one. 2009-10 All-Big 12 team.

Taylor Schmidt competed in eleven events for University of Oklahoma, finishing in thetop 20 twice and top 10 once. Shot a career-best round score of 72 at the Baylor SpringInvitational and career-best 54-hole score of 224 at the Windy City Collegiate.

Abby McNeley SeniorTwin Falls, ID2009-10 Avg:86.71

HannahMcNeley Sophomore Twin Falls, ID2009-10 Avg:85.4

Redshirt Freshman.

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McNeley (Abby)

McNeley

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Schmidt

Ellen Mueller SeniorEvansville, IN2009-10 Avg:74.41

Taylor Schmidt Sophomore Kincardine,Ontario,Canada 2009-10 Avg:78.03

ALYSSA ELLIOTT AND LINDSAY DANIELSON

HIGHLIGHTS:

Alyssa Elliott had an impressive freshman season leading University of Wisconsin inthree events and finishing with a 76.68 stroke average.

Freshman Lindsay Danielson traveled with the University of Wisconsin Badgers to fivetournaments averaging 79.23 strokes per round. She had career bests of 72 for 18 holesand 228 for 54 holes and had her best finish at the Big Ten Championship tying for26th.

Alyssa ElliottSophomoreMadison, WI2009-10 Avg:76.68

LindsayDanielsonSophomoreOsceola, WI2009-10 Avg:79.23

Elliott

Danielson

BRITTANY ALTOMARE ANDELIZABETH BRIGHTWELLHIGHLIGHTS:

Brittany Altomare led University of Virginia at the NCAA Championships with a 15th-place finish, the fourth best of any freshman in the field. The Cavaliers placed 13th as ateam. Altomare’s showing was the third best in school history and the best by aCavalier freshman. She finished third in the ACC in stroke average. Named a third-teamAll-American by Golfweek.

Elizabeth Brightwell redshirted the 2009-10 season at University of Virginia. Won theAJGA's Northwestern Mutual Financial Junior Classic in 2008 and claimed the LowJunior Award at the 2008 Virginia State Women's Amateur. Was fourth at the 2008North & South Junior Championship. Shared medalist honors at the 2006 AJGA SrixonQualifer and has posted a total of eight top-10 finishes at AJGA tournaments.

CARLY WERWIE AND ELLIE ARKIN

HIGHLIGHTS:

Carly Werwie was the top finisher at the Big Ten Championships held on the Universityof Wisconsin Badgers’ home course. She was in a tie for sixth place after a 143 the firstday which included an 18-hole career best 69. She finished tied for seventh with a 10-over-par 74-69-77-76--296, the first Badger to place among the top 10 in the confer-ence since 2004. Her score tied the school 72-hole record held by Malinda Johnson(2003 Big Ten) and Allie Blomquist (2001 NCAA Championship and 2000 Big TenChampionship).

Ellie Arkin averaged 80.4 over her 15 rounds (2008-2009) at University of Wisconsin ...shot her best score 54-hole score while competing as an individual at the BadgerInvitational, tying for 19th with a 229 ... her 76 in the first and third rounds of that eventwere her low rounds of the season ... tied for 18th at the Hawkeye Invitational (80-78-77--235), her low finish ... tied for 4th in the 2009 Wisconsin Women's State Open andtied for 3rd in the Wisconsin Women's Stroke Play tournament.

Carly WerwieSeniorKenosha, WI2009-10 Avg:76.55

Ellie ArkinJuniorReedsburg, WI2009-10 Avg:80.4

BrittanyAltomare SophomoreShrewsbury, MA2009-10 Avg:73.50

ElizabethBrightwellRedshirtFreshmanNellysford, VA

Altomare

Brightwell

Werwie

Arkin

Hamilton

Imel

Katie MaurerJuniorForest Lake,MN2009-10 Avg:79.5

CatherineWagnerSophomoreAustin, Minn.2009-10 Avg:80

Maurer

Wagner

Shin

Woods

Michelle ShinSophomoreCape Coral, FL2009-10 Avg:74.23

CheyenneWoodsJuniorPhoenix, AZ2009-10 Avg:73.47

BritneyHamiltonSeniorLake Orion, MI2009-10 Avg:76.22

Kaylee ImelSophomoreBluffton, IN2009-10 Avg:79.81

KATIE MAURER AND CATHERINE WAGNER

HIGHLIGHTS:

Katie Maurer has competed at the NCAA Division III Championship each of the last twoseasons. This year she helped lead the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire team to athird place finish at nationals after the group won the Wisconsin Intercollegiate AthleticConference title last fall. She took individual medalist honors at the conference champi-onship and was a first team NGCA Division III All-American.

Catherine Wagner led the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds at the NCAADivision III Championship as she tied for 14th place overall. The team finished third atnationals, and last fall she helped the team to a Wisconsin Intercollegiate AthleticConference title. Wagner was named the NGCA Division III Freshman of the Year andwas also a first team NGCA Division III All-American.

MICHELLE SHIN AND CHEYENNE WOODS

HIGHLIGHTS:

Michelle Shin … Won the ACC Individual Title as a freshman at Wake Forest University ...Played in every event and was second on the team in scoring … Named first team All-ACC ... Earned honorable mention All-American honors by Golfweek ... Had five top-20finishes ... 10 of 30 rounds were at par or better.

Cheyenne Woods … Named second team All-American by NGCA and third team byGolfweek in 2009-10 at Wake Forest University... Set the school’s single-season scoringrecord in 2009-10 ... Named first team All-ACC ... 14 of 30 rounds were at par or better... Had 7 top-20 finishes in 10 events.

BRITNEY HAMILTON AND KAYLEE IMEL

HIGHLIGHTS:

Britney Hamilton 2009-10: Earned Second Team All-MAC at Western Michigan University...registered three top-five finishes this season, finishing third at the Nittany Lion Women’sInvitational (10/3-4) ... finished second at the DURAMED MAC Preview (10/12-13) and theUALR Women’s Golf Classic (3/29-30) ... broke the program record for individual 54-holescore with a career low 218 at the UALR event, carding rounds of 73-74-71 ... recorded fourrounds at or under par, including a career-low 2-under par 70 at the MAC Preview ...earned two MAC Golfer of the Week honors this season ... the team’s best finisher in fourtournaments in 2009-10 ... finished tied for 11th at MAC Championships (4/23-25), leadingthe field with 12 birdies.

Kaylee Imel 2009-10: Competed in all 10 tournaments for Western Michigan University...score used by the team in 25 of 27 rounds ... registered two top-20 finishes as a freshman,including a career low seventh place finish at the Falcon Classic (4/17-18) ... shot a careerlow round of 2-over par 74 twice, once during the final round of the Rio Verde Invitational(3/5-7) and again during the opening round of the UALR Women’s Golf Classic (3/29-30)... set new personal 54-hole career low (226) at UALR Women’s Golf Classic as well ... ex-perienced best career finish at Falcon Classic (4/17-18), tying for seventh ... recorded 13 of27 rounds played in the 70’s ... finished alone in 31st at MAC Championships (4/23-25).

SARAH HURT AND ALEX RANKIN

HIGHLIGHTS:

Sarah Hurt: Named to the SoCon All-Freshman team in 2009, led the team in stroke average as a sophomore at Wofford College, has recorded five top ten finishes duringher collegiate career, won the Mimosa Hills Intercollegiate in 2010 with a three-underpar 141 for her best career finish.

Alex Rankin: Won the Gainesville Shootout in 2008, led the Wofford College team instroke average as a freshman and sophomore, has recorded eight top ten finishes dur-ing her collegiate career, shot a career-low 54-hole score of 229 at the PinehurstChallenge in 2010.

Sarah HurtJuniorSouthlake, TX2009-10 Avg:77.67

Alex RankinSeniorAnderson, SC2009-10 Avg:77.82

Hurt

Rankin

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