2013-14 Boise State Women's Golf Yearbook

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Roster & Quick Facts

Team Photo

4 2013-14 Schedule

5 Indoor Practice Facility

8 Coaches Profi les

12 Player Profi les

31 Program Honors

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Program Records

Fall Recap

WOMEN’S GOLF YEARBOOK 1Table of Contents

2 INTRODUCTION BOISE STATERoster and Quick Facts

NAME YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (SCHOOL / COLLEGE) Dana Clary FR HS Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park HS)

Jamie Donizio FR HS Henderson, Nev. (Basic HS)

McKenzie Ford SO 1L McKinleyville, Calif. (McKinleyville HS)

Jenna Leurquin RS-JR 2L Waterloo, Belgium (Cardinal Mercier College <HS>)

Genevieve Ling FR HS Selangor, Malaysia (Sunway International School)

Samantha Martin SO 1L Los Angeles (Torrance HS)

Oceane Pelloille FR HS Paris, France (Lycee Prive Sainte-Marie)

Haliee Pieper FR HS Watertown, N.D. (Watertown HS)

Sammie Pless SO 1L Seattle (Holy Names Academy)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Nicole Bird (Centenary College, 2000: Seventh Year)

Assistant Coach: Dave Bartels (Boise State, 1994: Fourth Year)

Dana ClaryCedar Park, Texas

Jamie DonizioHenderson, Nev.

McKenzie FordMcKinleyville, Calif.

Jenna LeurquinWaterloo, Belgium

Genevieve LingSelangor, Malaysia

Samantha MartinLos Angeles

Oceane PelloilleParis, France

Haliee PieperWatertown, S.D.

Sammie PlessSeattle

Nicole BirdHead Coach

Dave BartelsAssistant Coach

WOMEN’S GOLF INTRODUCTION 3Team Photo

HOST DATE RESULT TOURNAMENT GOLF COURSE (PAR) LOCATION

Boise State 9/16-17 2nd882 (+18)

Bronco FallInvitational

Falcon Crest Golf Club Kuna, Idaho

Portland State 9/30-10/1 12th634 (+58) Rose City Collegiate Langdon Farms

Golf Club Aurora, Ore.

New Mexico State 10/7-9 7th892 (+28)

Prices “Give`Em Five” Intercollegiate

New Mexico State University Golf Course Las Cruces, N.M.

Santa Clara 10/21-22 2nd616 (+40) Colby Inviational Silver Creek Valley

Country Club San Jose, Calif.

Winthrop 11/1-2 1st625 (+49) Winthrop Intercollegiate Rock Hill

Country Club Rock Hill, S.C.

WINTER BREAKTexas State 2/17-18 Jim West

ChallengeBandit

Golf Club New Braunfels, Texas

San Jose State 3/3-4 Juli Inkster SpartanInvitational

Almaden Country Club San Jose, Calif.

Fresno State 3/17-18 Fresno State Lexus Classic

Copper River Country Club Fresno, Calif.

Wyoming 4/7-8 Cowgirl Classic Ak-chin Southern DunesGolf Course Maricopa, Ariz.

Mountain West 4/24-26 MW Championships Mission Hills Country Club Palm Springs, Calif.

5/8-10 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

5/20-23 NCAA Championships TulsaCountry Club Tulsa, Okla.

4 INTRODUCTION BOISE STATESchedule

The Boise State Golf Indoor Practice Facility provides the men’s and women’s golf teams with an on-campus site to practice and improve their game.

The indoor facility, which is located beneath Bronco Stadium, allows the student-athletes a convenient place to practice around their class schedules and travel arrangements. The practice facility features video equipment for players to record their swings so they my be broken down and analyzed via swing video. The indoor facility also provides an alternative practice site on cooler days.

The Boise State University men’s and women’s golf teams would like to thank all the sponsors that made our

indoor practice facility possible including;

Rich and Patsy Fedrizzi

The Boise State University men’s and women’s golf teamswould like to thank all the sponsors that made our

indoor practice facility possible including;

Rich and Patsy Fedrizzi

WOMEN’S GOLF GOLF FACILITY 5Indoor Practice

6 GOLF FACILITY BOISE STATEIndoor Practice

BRONCO PROFILESBRONCO PROFILES● STAFF BIOS

● PLAYER BIOS

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 7Profiles

8 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEHead Coach’s Profile

Nicole Bird is in her seventh season as the head coach of the Boise State women’s golf team, the longest-tenured head coach since the program’s inaugural season in 1992-93.

Since she took over in 2007-08, Bird has steadily orchestrated a turnaround from near the bottom of the Western Athletic Conference to near the top of the Mountain West.

Along the way, the Broncos have won team titles, individual titles, several student-athletes have earned recognition both on and off the course and records have fallen.

In the fi nal tournament of the fall season, Boise State won the Winthrop Invitational, the eighth team title in school history. Three of the victories have come under Bird, the most by a Bronco head coach in school history.

Sophomore Samantha Martin earned individual medalist honors at the event, the 11th by a Bronco women’s golfer all-time, and the fi rst by an underclassmen since Acey Erlandson won a pair of tournaments as a freshman in 1999-2000.

The Broncos also won the Cowgirl Classic last season by 19 strokes (April 8-10, 2013), their fi rst outright team title in nearly 13 years and the largest margin of victory since winning the Big Sky Championships by 24 strokes, Oct. 10-12, 1993.

The win was one of six top-fi ve fi nishes on the year – the most in school history.

The Broncos earned their fi rst team title under Bird at the Bronco Fall Invitational, Oct. 13-14, 2008, tying for medalist honors.

The record-breaking trend of last season carried over to this fall. Last season Boise State established school records at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 8-10), carding the lowest three-round team score in school history with an 893 (+29). The total included a fi nal-round 291 (+3), the lowest single-round score at Boise State all-time.

The three-round mark fell in the fi rst tournament of the 2013-14 season, as Boise State carded a total of 882 (+18) at the Bronco Fall Invitational, and the single-round score was matched in the opening round of this year’s season opener.

Boise State capped 2012-13 - the most successful season in recent memory - with a second-place effort at the Mountain West Championships, the second-best fi nish at a conference tournament in school history and the best showing since winning the Big Sky Championships, Oct. 10-12, 1993. The team’s fi nal-round 302 (+14) tied the school single-round record at a conference tournament, as did the three-round total of 916 (+52).

Individually, Hayley Young set the school’s single-season scoring average record (75.19) en route to second-team All-Mountain West honors. Young broke her own school record, a mark she initially set as a sophomore in 2010-11 (75.83).

In all, six of the top-10 single-season scoring averages in school history have come under Bird.

Young was also named second-team all-conference as a sophomore in the WAC (2010-11), and Iris Ocariza was named All-WAC Second Team in 2008-09.

Young earned medalist honors at the Cowgirl Classic in 2012-13, just the 10th individual title in school history. Her three-round total of 214 (-2) set the school record, and her seven-stroke margin of victory is the second-largest all-time by a Bronco.

In the classroom, 15 Broncos have garnered conference all-academic honors and six have been named Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-America Scholars.

Additionally, three of her golfers were named Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award recipients for 2011-12, one of the highest academic honors bestowed by the conference. Four more received the accolade in 2012-13.

The team set the school record for highest single-semester grade-point average with a 3.68 in the spring of 2012, beginning a streak of four-consecutive semesters with the highest GPA in the department. The Broncos’ 2013 Academic Progress Rate score of 992 was a program record (four-year average), and included a perfect score of 1,000 for 2011-12.

Bird brought in a trio of highly-touted freshmen for the 2012-13 campaign, and the group did not disappoint. McKenzie Ford, Samantha Martin and Sammie Pless ranked 20th-natioanally in Golfstat’s Freshmen Impact Rankings at the conclusion of the season.

Bird joined Boise State after spending fi ve seasons as an assistant coach at TCU. Her duties as assistant coach included aiding in recruiting, organizing day-to-day operations of the program and helping lead team practices and workouts.

The Horned Frogs posted fi ve-straight NCAA Championships appearances and registered fi ve regular-season tournament victories during Bird’s tenure. The 2007 team won the MW Championships, and the program produced three All-America honorees in Catherine Matranga, Valentine Derrey and Brooke Tull. She also helped coach nine NGCA All-America Scholars, one Academic All-American and nine all-conference honorees.

Bird served as the assistant tournament director for the 2004 Conference-USA Women’s Golf Championships, as an intern with the American Junior Golf Association and as the AJGA’s Manager of Tournament Administration.

A native of Edmond, Okla., Bird attended Western New Mexico University from 1996-98 before transferring to Centenary (1998-2000), where she graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in communication and professional writing.

She and husband Steve were married during the summer of 2011.

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 9Head Coach’s Profile

Assistant Coach

Tenure: Fourth Season

Hometown: Boise, Idaho

Alma Mater : Boise State, 1994

Dave Bartels is in his fourth year as an assistant coach with the Broncos after joining the program in January of 2011.

Bartels serves as the program’s swing coach, assists in the daily mentoring of the Broncos and helps in recruiting.

Professionally, Bartels is a 14-year member of the Rocky Mountain Section of the PGA. He has been one of the leading golf instructors in the Treasure Valley for the last 13 years, based out of Pierce Park Greens in Boise.

Bartels is a native of Boise, attending Borah High School graduating from Boise State in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in social science.

Dave and wife Becky live in Boise.

10 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEAssistant Coach’s Profile

SophomoreClass

Freshmen Class

JuniorClass

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 11Class Photos

12 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEProfile

BOISE STATE CAREERRS JUNIOR (FALL 2013): Competed in three of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments after sitting out the 2012-13 season with an injury…recorded her first top-25 finish in more than a year, finishing tied for 18th at the SCU Colby Invitational (Oct. 21-22)…finished with a 36-hole total of 160 (80-80; +16) at the event…also played in the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17) and the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 30-Oct. 1).JUNIOR (2012-13): Redshirt season.SOPHOMORE (2011-12): Played in seven of the Broncos’ nine tournaments, registering three top-25 finishes…averaged 77.47 through 19 rounds on the season, the second-best mark on the team and the 10th-lowest in school history…first-career top-25 effort came in the fall finale, the Memphis Fall Invitational (Oct. 24-25)…carded a three-round total of 235 (+22; 82-77-76) at the event to finish in a tie for 23rd…tied for 22nd at the Fresno State Lexus Classic (March 12-13) with a three-round total of 232 (80-74-78, +16)…best effort of the season came at the Mountain West Championships (April 20-22), where she finished 15th…posted rounds of 80-77-74 en route to a 54-hole total of 231 (+15)…tied for medalist honors for the Broncos at the Cowgirl Classic (April 9-11)…finished tied for fifth in Boise State’s duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16) with a 75 (+3)…posted a career-low 74 three times…named to the Mountain West Spring Academic All-Conference Team…also earned the MW Scholar-Athlete Award for 2011-12 and was named NGCA Division I All-America Scholar.FRESHMAN (2010-11): Competed in each of Boise State’s 12 events during her collegiate debut…averaged 78.8 strokes per round, ranking second on the team…averaged 6.7-over-par in 28 rounds…counted 23-of-28 (.821) rounds toward the team score…posted a season-best tie for 30th at both the Memphis Fall Invitational and the Fresno State Lexus Classic…posted a 234 (+18) at Fresno State, including a season-low third-round score of 72 (E)…36-hole total of 159 (+17) at Memphis…season-low 54-hole total of 230 (+14) came at the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate…named NGCA Division I All-America Scholar.

PREP COMPETITIONPlaced fourth at the 2010 Grand Prix de Belle Dune in France...placed 4th at the 2010 U18 Ethias Juniors...won the 2010 U18 Prix Florence Descampe...placed 19th at the 2010 National Ladies Stroke Play with a 329 over four rounds...runner-up at the 2010 Antwerp Juniors Open carding a 9-over 155...placed 12th at the 2010 Federal Tour - Grand Final Ladies tournament with a 11-over 155...was seeded 15th at the 2010 National Match Play Championship at the Royal Golf Club of Belgium.

MAJOR – Finance / International Business

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252010-11 12 27 2,127 78.78 72 0 02011-12 7 19 1,472 77.47 74 0 32012-13 Redshirt Season2013-14 3 7 568 81.14 78 0 1TOTALS 22 53 4,167 78.62 72 0 4

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 13Profile

BOISE STATE CAREERSOPHOMORE (FALL 2013): Competed in three of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments…an injury held her out of the first two tournaments…averaged 77.57 strokes through seven rounds…recorded two top-25 finishes, including a top 10…tied her career best by finishing tied for fourth at the SCU Colby Invitational (Oct. 21-22)…finished with a 36-hole total of 151 (71-80; +7) at the event…opening-round 1-under 71 was a career best…also finished tied for 17th at the Winthrop Intercollegiate (Nov. 2-3) with a two-round total of 163 (79-84; +19)…returned to action at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational, Oct. 7-9.FRESHMAN (2012-13): Competed in each of the Broncos’ nine tournaments during her collegiate debut…part of a trio of Broncos that concluded the season ranked 20th-nationally in Golfstat’s Freshman Impact Rankings…scoring average of 78.38 ranked fourth on the team…recorded one top-10 finish and two top-25 finishes…tied for fourth place at the Cowgirl Classic (April 8-10), helping to lead Boise State to its sixth tournament victory in school history…posted a season-best three-round total of 225 (78-73-74, +9) at the event…followed with an 11th-place finish at the Mountain West Championships (April 25-27)…posted rounds of 80-72-77 (+13) at the conference tournament…second-round, even-par 72 was her lowest round of the season…named Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar…named to the Spring Academic All-Mountain West Team…named 2012-13 MW Scholar-Athlete.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-time all-county recipient and four-time participant in the North Coast Section Tournament of Champions, finishing fourth at the tournament as a senior…earned medalist honors twice at the NCS Division II Championship…four-time class president and boasted a 3.772 prep grade-point average…also a three-time letterwinner in both basketball and softball, earning all-county honors in each.

MAJOR – Undeclared

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252012-13 9 26 2,038 78.38 72 1 22013-14 3 7 543 77.57 71 1 2TOTALS 12 33 2,581 78.21 71 2 4


BOISE STATE CAREERSOPHOMORE (FALL 2013): Competed in each of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments...averaged 74.83 strokes through 12 rounds...scoring average led the Broncos and ranked ninth in the Mountain West during the fall season...finished in the top 25 at each event, and recorded four top-10 finishes...already ranks tied for third on Boise State’s single-season top-10 list...one top-25 finish away from cracking the Boise State single-season top-10 list...tied for eighth on the Broncos’ career top-10 list (five)...ranks 10th on Boise State’s career top-25 list (11)...recorded her first-career tournament victory, earning medalist honors at the Winthrop Intercollegiate (Nov. 2-3)...one of only three golfers in the MW to win a tournament during the fall season...finished with a 36-hole total of 152 (73-79; +8) at the event...was the 11th individual victory in school history, and the first by an underclassmen since Acey Erlandson won a pair of tournaments as a freshman in 1999-2000...helped lead the Broncos to a team victory at the event...finished tied for seventh at the season-opening Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17)...posted a career-best three-round total of 219 (71-75-73), which included a opening-round 1-under 71, also a career best...finished tied for 10th at both the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 30-Oct. 1) and the SCU Colby Intercollegiate (Oct. 21-22)...tied for 12th at the Price’s “Give `Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 7-9).FRESHMAN (2012-13): Competed in each of the Broncos’ nine tournaments during her collegiate debut...part of a trio of Broncos that concluded the season ranked 20th-nationally in Golfstat’s Freshman Impact Rankings...scoring average of 76.65 ranked second on the team, and was the lowest single-season average by a freshman in school history...also sixth-best single-season average in school history, regardless of classification...recorded six top-25 finishes, tied for the seventh-most in school history...recorded her first-career top-10 finish at the Mountain West Championships, finishing tied for ninth with a three-round total of 228 (78-77-73, +12)...also notched a streak of five-straight top-25 finishes: Rose City Collegiate (T-18; Oct. 1-2), Price’s “Give `Em Five” Invitational (T15; Oct. 8-10), Rainbow Wahine Invitational (T-13; Oct. 30-31), Folino Invitational (T-17; Feb. 17-19) and Bison Invitational at Paiute (T-15; March 14-15)...first- and third-round even-par 72s at the Price’s Invitational marked a season low, as did her three-round total of 222 (+6)...finished one stroke back of the top 25 at the Cowgirl Classic (April 8-10), helping to lead Boise State to its sixth tournament victory in school history...named to the Spring Academic All-Mountain West Team.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year letterwinner at Torrance High School...four-time qualifier to the CIF State Championship, finishing tied for sixth individually in leading her squad to a second-place finish as a senior...second-straight year Torrance finished runner-up at the state tournament after winning the team title during her freshman and sophomore seasons...participated in the Callaway Golf Junior World Championship in 2011, and also competed in the event prior to her freshman season...member of the

Tiger Woods Foundation National Junior Golf Team in both 2008 and 2011...posted two top-10 finishes in American Junior Golf Association events...boasted a 3.8 prep grade-point average...has been a member of The First Tee of South Los Angeles since 2002.

MAJOR - Undeclared



BOISE STATE CAREERSOPHOMORE (FALL 2013): Competed in each of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments…recorded four top-25 finishes, including two top 10s…averaged 76.25 strokes through 12 rounds…finished tied for seventh at the season-opening Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17), a career best…matched the finish at the SCU Colby Invitational (Oct. 21-22)…fired a career-best 3-over 219 (69-72-78) at the Bronco Fall Invitational…opening-round 3-under 69 at the event was also a career best…posted a 36-hole total of 152 (79-73; +8) at the Colby Invitational…finished tied for 11th at the Winthrop Intercollegiate (Nov. 2-3), and tied for 12th at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 7-9).FRESHMAN (2012-13): Competed in each of the Broncos’ nine tournaments during her collegiate debut…part of a trio of Broncos that concluded the season ranked 20th-nationally in Golfstat’s Freshman Impact Rankings…scoring average of 77.54 ranked third on the team…recorded five top-25 finishes on the season, including four of the team’s five spring tournaments…tied for 15th at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 8-10) with a three-round total of 222 (78-73-71, +6), her lowest of the season…included was a final-round, 1-under 71, her lowest 18-hole score of the season…recorded back-to-back, season-best finishes at the Folino Invitational (Feb. 17-19) and the Bison Invitational at Paiute (March 14-15), tying for 12th at each event…also finished tied for 22nd at the Cowgirl Classic (April 8-10), helping to lead Boise State to its sixth tournament victory in school history, and tied for 24th at the Mountain West Championships (April 25-27)…named Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar…named to the Spring Academic All-Mountain West Team…named 2012-13 MW Scholar-Athlete.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERHelped lead Holy Names Academy to state championships in 2009 and 2010, and recorded individual top-10 finishes at the state tournament in each of her four seasons – ninth as a freshman, seventh as a sophomore, sixth as a junior and third as a senior…was one stroke back of the state champion during her final prep campaign…won the Seattle Metro title as a senior, and tied for medalist honors at the Sea-King District Tournament as a junior…four-time qualifier to the Washington Junior Golf Association State Championship, finishing sixth prior to both her junior and senior seasons…three-time District II champion for the greater Seattle metro area, and captured a number of sub-district tournament titles.

MAJOR - Undeclared



BOISE STATE CAREERFRESHMAN (FALL 2013): Competed in three of the Broncos’ five fall events…averaged 78.38 strokes through eight rounds…missed her first-career to-25 finish by one stroke in her collegiate debut, the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17)…missed a top 25 by two strokes at the SCU Colby Collegiate (Oct. 21-22)…carded a season-best three-round total of 231 (80-76-75; +15) at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 7-9)…final-round 3-over 75 was her lowest round of the fall season.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERTwo-time champion on the Texas Junior Golf Tour…three-time Texas All-State selection and three-time all-district…finished in the top eight in every high school competition in which she competed…15 top-five finishes on the TJGT…three-time academic all-district honoree, and was her high school’s most valuable player each of the last two seasons.


YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252013-14 3 8 627 78.38 75 0 0TOTALS 3 8 627 78.38 75 0 0


BOISE STATE CAREERFRESHMAN (FALL 2013): Competed in two of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments…averaged 77.60 strokes through five rounds…best finish of the season came in her collegiate debut…finished tied for second at the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17)…carded a 1-over 217 at the event (75-70-72)…second-round 2-under 70 was her lowest round of the season…also played at the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 30-Oct. 1).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERFinished third at the Nevada State Junior Championship in 2012…also finished fifth at the 2012 state high school tournament…captured medalist honors at the American Junior Golf Association Preseason Junior Championship, the BH-Canyon Gate/Arroyo and the Las Vegas Golf Combine…qualified for the Girls’ Junior Americas Cup.

MAJOR - Undeclared



BOISE STATE CAREERFRESHMAN (FALL 2013): Competed in four of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments…averaged 76.40 strokes through 10 rounds…scoring average ranked sixth amongst Mountain West freshmen during the fall season…recorded two top-25 finishes, including a top 10…best finish of the season came in her collegiate debut at the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17)…finished tied for second at the event with a 1-over 217 (74-72-71)…included was a final-round 1-under 71, her best round of the season…finished tied for 17th at the Winthrop Intercollegiate (Nov. 2-3)…posted a 36-hole total of 163 (83-80; +19).

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERCaptured the Selangor International Junior Masters the summer of 2012, and competed in the second stage of the Malaysian National Team trials…at the Malaysian Junior Open and the Royal Selangor Junior Open – both international competitions – finished second and third, respectively, in the under-18 division…also finished runner-up at the Malaysian national high school meet, and fourth at the international Royal Selangor Ladies National Open.




BOISE STATE CAREERFRESHMAN (FALL 2013): Competed in two of the Broncos’ five fall tournaments, finishing in the top 25 in each…also recorded her first-career top-10 finish…scoring average of 76.20 through five rounds ranked fourth amongst Mountain West freshmen during the fall season…finished tied for 21st in her collegiate debut, the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17)…carded a three-round total of 228 (77-77-74; +12) at the event…final-round 2-over 74 was her lowest round of the fall season…finished tied for second at the Winthrop Intercollegiate (Nov. 2-3)…posted a 36-hole total of 153 (76-77; +9) at the event, finishing one stroke back of medalist and teammate Samantha Martin.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERGraduated high school a year early to enroll at Boise State…entered college as the 47th-ranked amateur women’s golfer in France…finished 14th at the 2012 U18 French Amateur Championship…recorded several top-10 finishes in French national amateur competitions, and won the French U13 National Championship in 2007.

MAJOR - Undeclared



BOISE STATE CAREERFRESHMAN (FALL 2013): Competed in the Bronco Fall Invitational, Sept. 16-17…carded a three-round total of 246 (83-82-81; +30) in her collegiate debut.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREEREarned all-conference and all-state honors in each of her four prep campaigns, and was the 2011 South Dakota Golf Association Player of the Year…garnered medalist honors in more than 20 local, state and high school events, and was the 2011 Junior State Champion…four-time academic all-state honoree participated in both the 2012 North-South Championship and the 2012 US Junior Girls.

MAJOR - Undeclared



BRONCO HISTORYBRONCO HISTORY● PROGRAM HONORS

● PROGRAM RECORDS

30 BRONCO HISTORY BOISE STATEHonors and Records

NCAA Regional Individual Selection2000 Acey Erlandson

Mountain West All-Conference2013 Hayley Young Second Team

WAC All-Conference2003 Marie Beasley Second Team2005 Ashley Hogg Second Team2006 Katie Street Second Team2009 Iris Ocariza Second Team2011 Hayley Young Second Team

Big West All-Conference1997 Becky Lee Second Team Keri Neely Second Team1999 Jamie Jou Second Team2000 Acey Erlandson First Team2001 Marie Beasley First Team

Big Sky All-Conference1993 Teri McCarron Nicole Morrison Shawna Seiber1994 Teri McCarron1995 Becky Lee

KATIE STREET2006 All-WAC

IRIS OCARIZA2009 All-WAC

WOMEN’S GOLF BRONCO HISTORY 31Honors

Conference Championship Finish – Team1. 1st/7 1993-94 Big Sky2. 2md/8 2012-13 Mountain West3. 3rd/4 2001-02 Big West4. 4th/6 1998-99 Big West 4th/7 2002-03 WAC 4th/7 2010-11 WAC

Conference Championship Finish – Individual1. 1st Shawna Seiber 1993-94 242 Big Sky2. T3rd Marie Beasley 2002-03 228 (+12) WAC3. T4th Mandi Hedberg 2005-06 229 (+13) WAC4. T5th Teri McCarron 1993-94 251 Big Sky T5th Teri McCarron 1994-95 242 Big Sky

Conference Championship Score - Team(Single Round)302 (+18) WAC Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Ariz. - April 17, 2011302 (+14) MW Mission Hills CC (Dinah Shore Tournament Course) Rancho Mirage, Calif. - April 27, 2013

(Three Rounds)916 (+52) WAC Wolf Run Golf Course Reno,Nev. - April 20-22, 2009916 (+52) MW Mission Hills CC (Dinah Shore Tournament Course) Rancho Mirage, Calif. - April 27, 2013

Conference Championship Score - Individual(Single Round)70 (-2) Mandi Hedberg Coyote Creek Country Club San Jose, Calif. - April 25, 200670 (-2) Lindsey Shean Sunnyside Golf Course Fresno, Calif. - April 21-23, 2008

(Three Rounds)225 (+9) Iris Ocariza 74-75-76; Wolf Run Golf Course Reno, Nev. - April 20-22, 2009225 (+12) Hayley Young 76-74-75; Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Ariz. - April 14-17, 2011

Three-Round Tournament Score214 Hayley Young Cowgirl Classic (71-71-72, -2) Chandler, Ariz. - April 8-10, 2013216 Ashley Hogg Anteater Invitational (73-74-69) Irvine, Calif. - March 15-16, 2005

Two-Round Tournament Score146 Jamie Jou 2000 Bronco Spring Invitational (71-75) Eagle, Idaho - Oct. 16-17, 2000

Highest GolfWeek Team RankingNo. 25 Nov. 3, 1993

Single Round Team Score291 (+3) Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational Third Round Las Cruces, N.M. - Oct. 10, 2012291 (+3) Bronco Fall Invitational Kuna, Idaho - Sept. 16, 2013

Three-Round Team Score882 (+18) Bronco Fall Invitational Kuna, Idaho - Sept. 16-17, 2013893 (+29) Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational Third Round Las Cruces, N.M. - Oct. 10, 2012

Tournament Wins – Team1992-93 Bronco Spring Invitational1993-94 Big Sky Championships1999-00 Portland Invitational ISU Bengal Classic Bobcat Classic2008-09 Bronco Fall Invitational2012-13 Cowgirl Classic2013-14 Winthrop Intercollegiate

Season Scoring Average (Minimum 15 Rounds)1. 75.19 Hayley Young 2012-132. 75.8 Hayley Young 2010-113. 76.0 Ashley Hogg 2004-054. 76.3 Jenny Judd 2004-055. 76.6 Hayley Young 2011-126. 76.65 Samantha Martin 2012-137. 76.7 Iris Ocariza 2008-098. 76.8 Katie Street 2004-059. 77.1 Katie Street 2006-0710. 77.2 Nikki Olson 2007-08

Tournament Wins – Individual1992-93 Shawna Seiber Bronco Spring Invitational1993-94 Shawna Seiber Big Sky Championship1994-95 Nicole Morrison Idaho Invitational1995-96 Merrilyn Gibbs Idaho Invitational Merrilyn Gibbs Bronco Spring Invitational1999-00 Acey Erlandson Portland Invitational Acey Erlandson ISU Bengal Classic2001-02 Marie Beasley ISU Bengal Classic2004-05 Ashley Hogg Anteater Invitational2005-06 Katie Street Wolf Pack Invitational2012-13 Hayley Young Cowgirl Classic2013-14 Samantha Martin Winthrop Intercollegiate

Lowest Round69 Marie Beasley 2001 ISU Bengal Classic First Round Jenny Judd 2004 Bronco Invitational First Round Ashley Hogg 2005 Anteater Invitational Third Round Iris Ocariza 2007 Baja Invitational First Round Iris Ocariza 2008 Heather Farr Invitational Sammie Pless 2013 Bronco Fall Invitational

Career Top 10 Finishes1. 11 Marie Beasley 1999-2003 11 Hayley Young 2009-133. 7 Nicole Morrison 1992-97 7 Ashley Hogg 2002-055. 6 Jamie Jou 1998-2001 6 Jenny Judd 2001-05 6 Katie Street 2006-078. 5 Shawna Seiber 1992-94 5 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 5 Samantha Martin 2012-Present

Season Top 10 Finishes1. 5 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 5 Hayley Young 2012-133. 4 Nicole Morrison 1994-95 4 Marie Beasley 2000-01 4 Marie Beasley 2002-03 4 Jennifer Hedberg 2003-04 4 Ashley Hogg 2004-05 4 Hayley Young 2010-11

4 Samantha Martin 2013-1410. 3 Nine Golfers Tied

Career Top 25 Finishes1. 21 Katie Street 2006-072. 20 Marie Beasley 1999-2003 20 Hayley Young 2009-134. 18 Iris Ocariza 2006-105. 17 Jennifer Hedberg 2001-056. 16 Daniela Wall-Thompson 1992-957. 15 Ashley Hogg 2002-05 15 Jenny Judd 2001-059. 12 Nicole Morrison 1992-9710. 11 Samantha Martin 2012-Present

Season Top 25 Finishes1. 8 Daniela Wall-Thompson 1994-95 8 Hayley Young 2012-133. 7 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 7 Jennifer Hedberg 2003-04 7 Jenny Judd 2004-05 7 Katie Street 2004-057. 6 Marie Beasley 2000-01 6 Ashley Hogg 2003-04 6 Ashley Hogg 2004-05 6 Katie Street 2005-06 6 Iris Ocariza 2008-09 6 Hayley Young 2010-11

32 BRONCO HISTORY BOISE STATERecords

BRONCO FALL REVIEWBRONCO FALL REVIEW● BRONCO FALL INVITATIONAL

● ROSE CITY COLLEGIATE

● PRICE’S “GIVE ‘EM FIVE” INVITATIONAL

● SCU COLBY INVITATIONAL

● WINTHROP INTERCOLLEGIATE

WOMEN’S GOLF BRONCO FALL REVIEW 33

WOMEN’S GOLF FALL REVIEW 34Tournament One Recap

Day Two Recap...KUNA, Idaho – A pair of freshmen tied for second place in their fi rst event as members of the Boise State women’s golf team at the Bronco Fall Invitational, the team’s only home tournament of the 2013-14 season.

Genevieve Ling and Jamie Donizio carded three-round totals of 217 (+1) at the par-72, 6,158-yard Falcon Crest Golf Club, three strokes shy of the school record.

Ling followed Monday rounds of 74-72 with a fi nal-round, 1-under 71, Tuesday. Donizio, competing as an individual, shot 75-70-72.

Sophomores Samantha Martin and Sammie Pless joined their freshmen teammates in the top 10, each fi nishing tied for seventh (219, +3). Pless tied the school record with a 3-under 69 in the opening round, and followed with rounds of 72-78. Martin opened the tournament with a career-best, 1-under 71, and fi nished 75-73.

The Broncos concluded the tournament in second place as a team, shattering the school three-round scoring record along the way. Boise State’s team total of 882 (291-296-295, +18) bested the previous record by 11 strokes, and included a 291 in the opening round - a mark that tied the school record.

Santa Clara won the tournament, fi nishing with a three-round total of 875 (291-287-297, +11). SCU’s Kaci McCartan took home medalist honors, fi nishing with a 1-under 215 (71-69-75).

Oceane Pelloille, also competing in her fi rst tournament for the Broncos, notched a top-25 fi nish her fi rst time out. The freshman fi nished tied for 21st at 228 (77-77-74, +12).

Freshman Dana Clary missed the top 25 by a stroke, fi nishing tied for 26th with rounds of 77-79-77 (233, +17).

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos were redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin (83-82-78--243, +27) and freshman Haliee Pieper (83-82-81--246, +30). Each competed as individuals.

Day One Recap...KUNA, Idaho – After the opening day of the Boise State women’s golf team’s only home tournament of the 2013-14 season, a trio of Broncos were in the top fi ve, and the team entered the fi nal round in second place at the Bronco Fall Invitational at the Falcon Crest Golf Club.

Boise State posted an opening-round 291 (+3), a score that tied the school record and had the team in a tie for fi rst place. A second-round 296 (+8) gave Boise State a total of 587 (+11), nine strokes back of Santa Clara (291-287--578, +2).

Sophomore Sammie Pless concluded the day in second place with a 36-hole total of 141 (-3), one stroke back of SCU’s Kaci McCartan (71-69--140, -4).

Pless’s opening-round, 3-under 69 tied the school record, and was tied for the lowest round of the tournament.

Fellow sophomore Samantha Martin and freshman Genevieve Ling were each tied for fi fth place at 146 (+2). Martin carded a career-low, 1-under 71 in the opening round and followed with a second-round 75 (+3), while Ling went 74-72 in her fi rst event as a Bronco.

Fellow freshman Jamie Donizio, competing as an individual, was in fourth place. After opening her Bronco career with a 75 (+3), Donizio carded a 2-under 70 in the second round, concluding the day at 145 (+1).

Also competing in her fi rst event as a Bronco, Oceane Pelloille fi nished the fi rst two rounds in a tie for 23rd with a total of 154 (77-77, +10).

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos were freshman Dana Clary, who was two strokes back of the top 25 with a 36-hole total of 156 (77-79, +12). Redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin and freshman Haliee Pieper, each competing as individuals, shot 165 (+21) on the opening day.

Broncos, Pair of Freshmen Finish Second at Season Opener

35 FALL REVIEW BOISE STATETournament Two Recap

Martin Finishes in Top 10 at Rose City CollegiateDay One Recap...AURORA, Ore. – Sophomore Samantha Martin fi red a 1-over-par 73 in the opening round of the Rose City Collegiate, and was one of three members of the Boise State women’s golf team in the top 25 after the opening day of the tournament.

Martin was tied for fourth place at the par-72, 6,080-yard Langdon Farms Golf Club, four strokes back of tournament leader Anica Yoo of Oregon State. She would head into the fi nal round looking for a third-consecutive top-10 fi nish dating back to the 2013 Mountain West Championships, where she tied for ninth place.

Martin posted a career-best tie for seventh place at the season-opening Bronco Fall Invitational, Sept. 16-17.

Freshman Genevieve Ling and sophomore Sammie Pless each carded rounds of 77 (+5), and would enter the fi nal round two strokes back of the top 10, tied for 24th.

Rain delayed the start of the tournament, and what was supposed to be a three-round event was shortened to 36 holes.

Boise State concluded the opening round in sixth place amongst the 15 schools in the fi eld. The team’s score of 310 (+22) was two strokes back of the top fi ve and 11 strokes back of the top three.

The Beavers led the event with a score of 293 (+5).

Redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin (83, +11) and freshman Jamie Donizio (87, +15) rounded out the scoring for the Broncos.

Day Two Recap...AURORA, Ore. – Sophomore Samantha Martin made it back-to-back top-10 fi nishes to open the 2013-14 season, fi nishing tied for 10th in leading the Boise State women’s golf team at the Rose City Collegiate.

Martin carded a fi nal-round 77 (+5), fi nishing with a 36-hole total of 150 (73-77, +6) at the par-72, 6,080-yard Langdon Farms Golf Club.

She opened the season with a career-best tie for seventh place at the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17), and had a streak of three-straight top 10s dating back to the 2013 Mountain West Championships, where she tied for ninth.

Rain delayed the start of the Rose City Collegiate, and what was supposed to be a three-round event was shortened to 36 holes. The Broncos were unable to play a practice round Sunday due to the weather conditions.

Boise State recorded rounds of 310-324 (634, +58), fi nishing 12th.

Freshman Genevieve Ling (77-81--158, +14), sophomore Sammie Pless (77-85--162, +18), redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin (83-82--165, +21) and freshman Jamie Donizio (87-84--171, +27) rounded out the scoring for the Broncos.

WOMEN’S GOLF FALL REVIEW 36Tournament Three Recap

Sophomore Duo Finishes Tied for 12th at Price’s Invitational Day One Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The Boise State women’s golf team boasted a trio of Broncos tied for 16th place following the opening round of the Price’s “Give Èm Five” Invitational.

Sophomores Sammie Pless and Samantha Martin and freshman Genevieve Ling each shot 74 (+2) at the 6,258-yard New Mexico State University Golf Course, and were just two strokes back of the top 10.

Ling notched the Broncos’ fi rst eagle of the season, holing out with a 6-iron from 150 yards on the par-4 10th hole. She followed the eagle with a birdie on the par-3 11th.

Portland State’s A Ram Choi led the event following an opening-round 68 (-4).

The trio had Boise State in seventh place with a team score of 299 (+11), a mere nine strokes back of fi rst-place UC Irvine (290, +2).

Boise State entered the second round only one stroke back of tournament-host New Mexico State, and six strokes back of the top three.

Sophomore McKenzie Ford carded a 5-over 77 in her fi rst round of the season, and was two strokes back of the top 25. Freshman Dana Clary rounded out the scoring for Boise State with an opening-round 80 (+8).

Day Two Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Boise State sophomore women’s golfer Sammie Pless moved into the top 10 after the second round of the Price’s “Give Èm Five” Invitational, leading a trio of Broncos in the top 25.

Pless carded a 1-under 71 at the 6,258-yard New Mexico State University Golf Course, inching up the leaderboard into a tie for ninth place. She began the day in a tie for 16th after opening the event with a 2-over 74.

With a 36-hole total of 145 (+1), she entered the fi nal round looking for her second top-10 fi nish of the season, and trailing tournament-leader A Ram Choi of Portland State by four strokes.

Freshman Genevieve Ling was tied for 11th, one stroke back of her sophomore teammate. Ling carded an even-par 72 Tuesday, and at 145 (74-71, +1), and was also looking for her second top-10 fi nish of the season.

Sophomore Samantha Martin carded a second-straight 2-over 74 (148, +4), entering the fi nal round tied for 19th.

After improving on their fi rst-round team score by six strokes, the Broncos moved into sixth place. Boise State entered the fi nal round eight strokes back of the top three with a two-round total of 592 (299-293, +16).

UC Irvine led the event at 577 (+1).

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos were sophomore McKenzie Ford (77-76--153, +9) and freshman Dana Clary (80-76--156, +12).

Day Three Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Sophomores Samantha Martin and Sammie Pless each fi nished tied for 12th place at the Price’s “Give Èm Five” Invitational, leading the Boise State women’s golf team.

Martin carded a fi nal-round 1-over 73 at the 6,258-yard New Mexico State University Golf Course, fi nishing with a three-round total of 221 (74-74-73, +5).

She and Pless (74-71-76) each fi nished one stroke back of the top 10.

Martin’s streak of three-straight top-10 fi nishes ended, but she was still in the midst of four-straight top 25s. Pless fi nished in the top 25 in two of the Broncos’ fi rst three tournaments of the season.

The duo paced the Broncos, who fi nished in seventh place.

Boise State carded rounds of 299-293-300 en route to a team score of 892 (+28), the second-lowest three-round total in school history. The mark trailed only an 882 (+18) achieved earlier in the season at the Bronco Fall Invitational, Sept. 16-17.

Portland State won the tournament at 867 (+3), and the Vikings’ A Ram Choi won individual medalist honors at 208 (-8).

Freshman Genevieve Ling (74-72-80--226, +10), sophomore McKenzie Ford (77-76-76--229, +13) and freshman Dana Clary (80-76-75--231, +15) rounded out the scoring for the Broncos.

37 FALL REVIEW BOISE STATETournament Four Recap

Broncos Finish Second at Colby InvitationalDay One Recap...SAN JOSE, Calif. – Led by sophomore McKenzie Ford, the Boise State women’s golf team was in fi rst place following the opening round of the Colby Invitational.

Ford fi red a career-low 1-under-par 71 at the 6,146-yard Silver Creek Valley Country Club, and entered the fi nal round just one stroke back of tournament leader Sadie Strain of Santa Clara (70, -2).

Ford and Strain are the only individuals in the fi eld at par-or-better.

Each of Ford’s four teammates was in the top 20, contributing to a team score of 303 (+15). The Broncos entered Tuesday’s fi nal round with a two-stroke lead over Cal State Northridge (305, +17), and a nine-stroke lead over tournament-host Santa Clara (312, +24).

Fellow sophomore Samantha Martin joined Ford in the top 10, and was tied for seventh place following an opening-round 76 (+4).

Freshman Dana Clary was tied for 11th (77, +5), sophomore Sammie Pless was tied for 18th (79, +7) and redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin was tied for 20th (80, +8).

Boise State entered the fi nal round looking for its second win in its previous six tournaments, dating back to a 19-stroke victory over Xavier at the Cowgirl Classic, April 8-10, 2013.

Day Two Recap...SAN JOSE, Calif. - The Boise State women’s golf team placed three individuals in the top 10 of the Colby Invitational, fi nishing second as a team.

McKenzie Ford and Sammie Pless each matched their career bests, fi nishing tied for fourth and seventh, respectively, and Samantha Martin registered her team-leading third top-10 fi nish of the season, concluding the tournament tied for 10th.

Each is just in her sophomore season with the Broncos.

Ford carded a two-round total of 151 (71-80, +7) at the 6,146-yard Silver Creek Valley Country Club, including an opening-round, 1-under 71 - a career low.

Pless recorded a fi nal-round 73 (+1), tied for the fi eld’s lowest score of the day, to fi nish with a 36-hole total of 152 (79-73, +8) en route to her second top-10 fi nish of the season.

Martin fi nished at 156 (76-80, +12), and in only four tournaments this season, already ranks tied for ninth on Boise State’s all-time list for most top-10 fi nishes in a single season (three). She has fi ve-straight fi nishes in the top 15 dating back to last season.

Boise State carded a fi nal-round 313 (+25), falling from fi rst to second place with a score of 616 (303-313, +40). The Broncos had entered the fi nal round with a two-stroke lead, but tournament-host Santa Clara claimed the team title, edging Boise State by one stroke.

The Broncos have two runner-up fi nishes in four tournaments this season, and have fi nished either fi rst or second in four of their last six tournaments, dating back to last season.

Redshirt junior Jenna Leurquin recorded her fi rst top-25 fi nish since the 2012 Mountain West Championships (April 20-22, 2012), fi nishing tied for 18th at 160 (80-80, +16). She missed all of last season with an injury.

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos was freshman Dana Clary, who posted rounds of 77-86 (163, +19).

WOMEN’S GOLF FALL REVIEW 38Tournament Five Recap

Martin, Broncos Capture Titles at Winthrop InvitationalDay One Recap...ROCK HILL, S.C. – Sophomore Samantha Martin carded a 1-over 73 in the opening round of the Winthrop Invitational. She owned a three-stroke lead entering the fi nal round, and helped give the Broncos a 10-stroke lead.

The Broncos shot 306 (+18) as a team, 10 strokes clear of a second-place tie between Eastern Kentucky and tournament-host Winthrop at the 6,044-yard Rock Hill Country Club.

Martin was three strokes clear of a three-way tie for second place, which included her freshman teammate, Oceane Pelloille (76, +4).

Sophomore Sammie Pless shot 78 (+6), joining Martin and Pelloille in the top 10.

Fellow sophomore McKenzie Ford nearly made it four Broncos in the top 10, shooting 79 (+7), one stroke back of a sixth-place tie between Pless and four others.

The Broncos had fi nished either fi rst or second in four of their previous six tournaments, including a second-place effort at their last tournament, the Colby Invitational. The Broncos had entered the fi nal round of the Colby Invitational with a two-stroke lead, but were edged by a stroke by tournament-host Santa Clara.

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos was freshman Genevieve Ling, who carded an 83 (+11) to enter the fi nal round tied for 22nd.

Day Two Recap...ROCK HILL, S.C. - Sophomore Samantha Martin captured the fi rst individual title of her career at the Winthrop Invitational, helping lead Boise State to the team’s eighth championship in school history at the fi nal tournament of the fall season.

Martin followed an opening-round 1-over 73 with a fi nal-round 79 (+7) at the 6,044-yard Rock Hill Country Club, winning the tournament by a stroke over a group of four tied for second place.

Her victory is the 11th by a Bronco women’s golfer in school history, and the fi rst by an underclassman since Acey Erlandson won a pair of tournaments as a freshman during the 1999-2000 season.

Martin fi nished with a two-round total of 152 (+8) en route to medalist honors. The fi nish was her fourth top-10 effort in fi ve tournaments this fall, already tied for the third-most in a single season in school history and just one shy of the school record set by Erlandson in 1999-2000, and matched by Hayley Young last year.

Amongst the group of four tied for second place was Bronco freshman Oceane Pelloille, who shot 76-77 (153, +9). Pelloille was making just her second appearance since joining the Broncos, and the tie for second was a career best. She fi nished tied for 21st earlier in the season at the Bronco Fall Invitational (Sept. 16-17).

For the Broncos, the team title is their second in the last seven tournaments. Since winning the Cowgirl Classic (April 8-10, 2013), the Broncos had fi nished runner-up three times before breaking through for another victory this weekend.

Boise State held a 10-stroke lead over a pair of schools entering the fi nal round, and held off tournament-host Winthrop Sunday, edging the Eagles by two strokes. The Broncos posted rounds of 306-319 to fi nish at 625 (+49).

Sophomore Sammie Pless fi nished a stroke back of the top 10, carding rounds of 78-83 (161, +17) to fi nish tied for 11th. Fellow

sophomore McKenzie Ford (79-84) and freshman Genevieve Ling (83-80) each fi nished tied for 17th with two-round totals of 163 (+19).

Boise State and Winthrop were the only two schools in the fi eld to have each of their fi ve golfers fi nish in the top 25.

The victory capped a successful fall season for the Broncos, who also recorded two runner-up fi nishes in their fi ve tournaments. Boise State will try to pick up where it left off next spring, traveling to New Braunfels, Texas, for the Jim West Challenge, Feb. 17-18, 2014.

2013-14 Boise State Women's Golf Yearbook

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