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QUICKFACTSSchool: Old Dominion UniversityFounded: 1930 , as the Norfolk Division of the College of William & MaryLocation: Norfolk, VA.Enrollment: 21,500President: Dr. Roseann Runte (SUNY, New Paltz’69)Athletic Dir: Dr. Jim Jarrett (SIU-Carbondale)Nickname: Monarchs/Lady MonarchsColors: Slate Blue, Silver and Light BlueHead Coach: Pat Kotten (Towson’94)Years at ODU: 4thOffi ce Phone: 757-683-4553Sports Information Dir: Carol Hudson, Jr.Offi ce Phone: 757-683-3372Email: chudson@odu.eduAsst SID: Kim ZivkovichEmail:kzivkovi@odu.eduAsst. SID: Rob SilsbeeEmail: rsilsbee@odu.edu

NAME HT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLMeredith Badali 5-7 SR Chesapeake, VA/Great BridgeAshley Davis 5-9 SR Toronto, Ontario/Collingwood Collegiate Inst.Rashelle Fetty 5-2 FR Enid, OK/EnidAlexis Garduno 5-5 SO Sacramento, CA/John F. KennedyLaura Holmes 5-8 FR Ballina, Co. Mayo,Ireland/St. Mary’sDeztany Jackson 5-5.5 SO Fort Washington, MD/Oxon HillAmanda Moore 5-4 SO Hudson, FL/J.W. MitchellBailey Mosier 5-10 JR Las Vegas, NV/Centennial HSSamantha Mosko 5-2 FR Plymouth, MN./ArmstrongMeghan Schaefer 5-6 JR Union, KY/Larry A Ryle

Head Coach: Pat Kotten (3rd yr)

2006-2007 Roster

CREDITS: The Old Dominion 2006-2007 Golf Guide is a publication of the Old Dominion University Of-fi ce of Public Relations. Written by: Carol Hudson, Jr. Sports Information Director. Layout and design by: Jamere P. McKnight, Graduate Assistant for Tina Price, Director Athletic Athletic Publications. Special assistance by: Debbie White, Senior Associate Athletic Director. Photography by: Carol Hudson, Jr., Jamere P. McKnight and Montoya Nakamura of The Virginian Pilot and The Professional Golf Association. Printed by: Letton Gooch, Norfolk, Va. Old Dominion University is an affi rmative action/equal opportunity institution. This publication was printed without the support of tax dollars from the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Commissioner ..................................... Tom YeagerSports Information Director ............... Rob Washburn

Colonial Athletic AssociationAddress: 8625 Patterson Avenue

Richmond, VA 23229Phone Numbers: 804-754-1616

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GOLFOLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S

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2006-2007 OUTLOOK

The 2006-07 edition of Old Dominion women’s golf is poised to make strong improvements this season with its veteran returnees led by senior Ashley Davis, junior Meghan Schaefer and sophomore Alexis

Garduno, and the addition of three outstanding newcomers. Davis, who red-shirted last season had a solid fall season where she fi nished third at the Lady Pirate Invitational with a school record 68, and won ODU’s Lady Monarch Invitational. The two-time team MVP recorded a 75.9 stroke average in the fall and was ODU’s top performer in the last three fall events. Garduno who missed most of the fall recovering from knee surgery is back at full strength with the hope of picking up where she left off last season. Garduno was ODU’s top golfer in every regular season tournament last season. She tied for second at the Lady Monarch Invitational in the fall, and had four top ten fi nishes last season. Also returning is junior Meghan Schaefer who tied for eight at the Lady Monarch Invitational and took seventh at last years CAA Championships. Sophomore Deztany Jackson who captured the Independent division title at thePGA Minority Collegiate Championships and earned Academic All American scholar honors by the National Golf Coaches Association is expected to contribute heavily as well as Bailey Mosier and Meredith Badali. “This fall has been a season of strong growth by our squad,” said Pat Kotten, Lady Monarch head coach. “This group has really put together an effort that they can build on this spring as they go after their fi rst CAA Championship.” ODU’s newcomers have already stepped in to give the Lady Monarchs more depth down the line. Heading the list of newcomers is Laura Holmes from Ireland who tied for 17th at the Draper Valley tournament and took 22nd at the Myrtle Beach event as well as 21st at the Lady Monarch tournament. Samantha Mosko from Plymouth, MN, and Rashelle Fetty from Enid, OK have also performed well this fall. “Each member of the squad has contributed this fall in a very positive way. CaptainAshley Davis has really become the true #1 player leading the team in scoring average and fi nally breaking through for her fi rst collegiate win. Freshman Laura Holmes has shown fl ashes of brilliance becoming only the second Lady Monarch to shoot even par or better and led the team to their fi rst 2 top 10 fi nishes. Sophmore Alexis Garduno worked hard to rehab her knee and came back stronger than last season fi nishing tied for 2nd in only her 2nd tournament back from surgery. Freshman Rashelle Fetty has played well, keeping her scoring average below 79. Junior Meghan Shaefer, Freshman Samantha Mosko and Sophomore Deztany Jackson have also contributed to our success on the course this fall. Last season, the Lady Monarchs had fi ve top ten fi nishes led by the fourth place at the Tribe Classic and the sixth place fi nish at the Bethune-Cookman Classic. With more talented depth ODU has already enjoyed three top ten performances this fall. ODU won its own Lady Monarch Invitational and took ninth at Draper Valley and Myrtle Beach. “This spring is one where continued growth is expected. While great strides were made in the fall, continued hard work is needed. If we continue the effort we made in the fall, this team has a legitimate shot at winning the CAA Championship this spring at The Homestead in April and taking the next step to the NCAA Regionals.”

Rashelle Fetty

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Pat KottenHead Coach

Pat Kotten, a two-time Conference Coach of the Year is in his fourth season as head golf coach at Old Dominion University. Last year, the Lady Monarchs had fi ve top ten fi nishes which included a fourth at the Tribe Fall Classic and a sixth at Bethune Cookman. Kotten has 12 years of Division I golf coaching experience. He served as the men’s head coach at the University of Maryland Baltimore-County and started the women’s program for which he coached for four seasons. The men’s program captured the NEC championship three straight years from 1998-2001. The men’s team advanced to the NCAA regionals in 2000 and 2001. Kotten was named

NEC men’s golf Coach of the Year in 1999 and 2001. The women’s team at UMBC placed third at the NEC Championships in 2001, their highest fi nish ever. “I’m thrilled and honored to be a part of an institution that has such a tremendous reputation both academically and athletically,” said Kotten. This program has unlimited potential given its location and support from the university, and I look forward to building that same support within the Hampton Roads community.” Kotten served on the ECAC women’s championship committee from 2000-02 and the men’s championship committee from 1999-02. A graduate of Towson University in 1994, with a degree in theatre , Kotten has also served as the assistant golf pro at Rolling Road Golf Course in Catonsville, MD. Kotten and his wife Elizabeth have two sons, Samuel Patrick(13) and James (11).

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2006-07 Fall: Placed fi rst at the Lady Monarch Invitational and third at the Lady PirateInvitational…Compiled a 75.86 scoring average..2005-06:Red shirted last year..team captain for the past three years... 2004-05: Named team MVP for the second time...Finished 2nd at the Springlake tournament...Tied for 22nd at the CAA Championships...Tied for 8th overall at Appalachian State...Earned a 2nd place mark at the Ontario Amateurs during the summer...2003-04: 2004 team MVP...placed ninth at the CAA Championships...Took fi fth at the TPC/Va. Beach, and 13th at the Elon Seatrail tournaments....Served as Lady Monarchs captain...PREP: The 2003 U.S.

National Minority Collegiate Champion in the independent division while in one semester at Tennessee State...She ranked in the top twenty in Ontario and qualifi ed for the Canadian Womens Championships. She was also a member of the Ontario Alpine Ski Team, and a graduate of the National Ski Academy. PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 23, 1983...Daughter of Paul and Laura Davis...Has one brother, Ryan(29)...Majoring in journalism/communications....Nickname: Stix...Favorite Sports Personality: Tiger Woods, Johnny Miller, Lance Armstrong ...Person in history would most like to meet: Tony Robbins...Favorite Book read: “It’s Not about the Bike.” by Lance Armstrong... Father was a three-time All-American golfer at Ohio State....Goal in life: To be a professional golfer and then commentate on the golf channel....Grandfather, Frank Davis is in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

ashley davisSenior

Toronto, Ontario CanadaCollingwood Collegiate Institute

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2006-07 Fall: Played only two matches in the fall because of an off season knee surgery. Tied for second at the Lady Monarch Invitational…2005-06:Top Lady Monarch performer in all eight regular season tournaments...Team MVP... Placed eighth at the Tribe fall tournament, fi fth at High Point and ninth at Bethune-Cookman and W&M spring tournaments...Dean’s List student PREP: One of 20 high school players from around the nation chosen to play in the Champion’s Tour First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, playing along side Dave Stockton...Finished 1st at a qualifying tournament at Colbert Hills in Kansas to make it to the First Tee Open...Was a Sacramento All-Metro selection in 2004...Also

lettered in basketball while at Kennedy HS...Named MVP of the North/South All-Star basketball game in 2003. PERSONAL: Born on April 22, 1987...Daughter of Steven Garduno and Leeanne Alvarado...Has eight brothers and sisters, Alanna (12), Summer (12), Richard (11), Avery (10), Breanna (5), Jayleigh (4), Joliese (3), and Anthony (1)...Major: criminal justice...Nickname: AG, Lex, Alex....Favorite sports personality: Annika Sorenstam...Favorite movie: “North Country”...Goal in life: Be a successful big sister...Dream Vacation: Travel to different islands on my own yacht.

Alexis GardunoSophomore

Sacramento, CAJohn F. Kennedy HS

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2005-06:played in the W&M spring tournament...2004-2005: Placed 40th at the CAA Championships...Shot a career low round of 89 at Springlake...2003-04: Placed 33rd at the CAA Championships and 34th at the TPC/VA. Beach tournament... PERSONAL: Born: Sept. 26, 1985...Daughter of Joseph and Mary Badali...Major: Political Science...Favorite Sports Personality: Lance Armstrong...Dream vacation: Island of Capri...Most impressive person ever met: Tom Brokaw...Favorite Movie:”Shawshank Redemption”... Nickname: Mer...Person in history would most like to meet: Eleanor Roosevelt...Favorite Book: “The Tipping Point, Blink” by Malcolm Gladwell.

MEREDITH BADALI

2006-07 Fall: One of three students selected to represent ODU in the USA Today Best and Brightest National Competition...2005-06:Placed 21st at William and Mary’s tournament and 27th at Bethune-Cookman’s tournament....Will serve as team co-captain this year... won the team sportsmanship award... 2004-05: Finished 34th at the CAA Championships...Shot a season low round of 82 at Springlake...Ended the year 4th on the team in stroke average with 90.1...PREP: Medaled in fi ve of 12 matches and qualifi ed for the Class 4-A Nevada State High School Girls Golf Championships in 2002 and 2003...Named to the All-Las Vegas High School fi rst team by the Southern Nevada Golf Coaches Association...

Received the 2003 Southern Nevada Junior Golf Association Point leader award for girls 15-18....Qualifi ed for the Southwest Section PGA, and Westfi eld Junior PGA Championships...Earned All-State honors in basketball, and lettered in swimming, and volleyball as well....Four-time All-State Academic selection and the Nevada High School Silver Scholar recipient. PERSONAL: Born on July 5, 1986...Daughter of Danny and Lynn Mosier...Has two brothers: John (23), and Jeff (21)...Plans to major in: Communications...Hobbies: traveling, swimming, attending concerts and sporting events, and tennis...Favorite Movie: “Star Wars Episode III”....Favorite Book: “The Perfect Swing.”

BAILEY MOSIER

SeniorChesapeake, VA

Great Bridge HS

JuniorLas Vegas, NVCentennial HS

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meghan schaeferJunior

Union, KYLarry Ryle HS

AMANDA MOORE

2004-05: Had the third lowest average score on team during the fall season with an 83.3...Suffered a season ending injury during the fall...PREP: The St Petersburg Times Golfer ofthe Year in 2000 and 2002....The Tampa Tribune Player of the Year in 2000...Placed 33rd in Florida State Championshipsas a junior...Earned All-Conference honors all four yearsand served as team captain as a junior and senior...Honorroll student, graduated 13th in her class. PERSONAL: Born: Jan.7, 1986...Daughter of Richard Moore and Hollace Hindle...Major in biology...Nickname: Mimi, Manda.

SophomoreHudson FL

JW Mitchell HS

2006-07 Fall: Tied for eighth at the Lady Monarch Invitational…2005-06:Placed 11th at the Tribe Classic during the fall season... 2004-05: Established herself as one of the team’s top performers as a freshman...Finished with an overall stroke average of 82.7 on the year. Notched a team best 20th place fi nish at the CAA Tournament...Finished in a tie for 27th at the TPC in Virginia Beach tournament...Tied for 21st at the William & Mary event...PREP: A three-time Kentucky Post/Cincinnati Enquirer MVP and the 2003 Kentucky Post/Cincinnati Enquirer Player of the Year... Selected Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Player of the Year in 2003...Won the Northern Kentucky Regional championship and the 2003 North Kentucky Junior Amateur championship...A three-time qualifi er for the state tournament, placing tenth at the Kentucky

High School State Championships last year and ninth in the Kentucky Junior Amateur in 2003...She also won the Gatorade Advanced series in 2002. PERSONAL: Born on May 8, 1985...Daughter of Paul and Pattie Schaefer...Has one brother, Michael (18)...Majoring in sports management...lettered in basketball...Nickname: Schmeg ...Favorite Sports Personality: Mia Hamm, Tiger Woods and Annika Sorenstam ...Most Impressive person ever met: My Parents... Favorite Movie: “Forrest Gump”... Favorite Book: “Raise the Roof”, by Pat Summit.

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DEZTANY JACKSON

2005-06:Won the independent division crown at the PGA Minority Collegiate Championships...Earned All-American Scholar honors for the National Golf Coaches Association...Placed 30th at Bethune Cookman tournament...PREP: Played four years of golf at Oxon Hill...Named Team MVP, Captain, and Scholar-Athlete of the Year during her prep career...Finished 5th at the Maryland State tournament...Placed 7th at the Bill Dickey Invitational...Won the Langston Junior Boys and Girls match vs. the Bahamiam National team four years in a row...Also ran track for four years where she was named Team MVP... PERSONAL: Born August 7, 1987...Daughter

of Dale and Cheryl Jackson...Has one sister, Dariya...Was a member of the National Honor Society in high school...Majoring in mechanical engineering...Favorite sports personality: Tiger Woods...Goal in life: To own a sports equipment design and manufacturing company and play professional golf...Favorite movie:”Love and Basketball.” Nat Turner, the man who led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831, is her 5th great-grandfather. ...nickname: Dez, Dezzy...

Fall 2006: 78.56 scoring average…Tied for 40th at Myrtle Beach…Rashelle is a four year letterwinner from Enid High School in Oklahoma...She won her conference and state regional championship in 2005...Member of the National Honor Society and graduated with honors and distinction (Valedictorian award). PERSONAL: Born on June 18, 1987...Parents are Terry and Janelle Fetty...Has one sister, Karissa Litzenberger (27)...Plans to major in Political Science.

RASHELLE FETTY

SophomoreFt. Washington, MD

Oxon Hill HS

Freshman Enid, OKEnid HS

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LAURA HOLMES

2006-07 Fall: Tied for 17th at the Draper tournament and 21st at the Lady Monarch Invitational…Laura Holmes comes to ODU from Ballina, Co. Mayo, Ireland... PERSONAL: Born on July 31, 1987... Parents are Anthony and Pauline Holmes...Has one sister, Michelle (24), and two brothers, Marc (14), and Anthony (3)... Plans to major in sports management...dream vacation: Disney World...hobbies: enjoys gaelic football, darts, and swimming...Favorite book: “The Green Mile”... Goal in life: To represent Ireland at the senior level.

2006 Fall: Placed 25th at the Lady Monarch Invitational…Samantha Mosko was a two-year team captain and time MVP at Armstrong High School...She was also the Conference Rookie of the Year and a three-time All-Conference selection. ..Mosko participated in the State tournament four straight years and earned All-State Academic honors as well as All-State Individual and team honors...She also is a four year letterwinner in tennis... PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 16, 1987...Parents are Frank and Jill Mosko...Has one sister, Sydney (14)... Plans to major in sports management...during the summer she taught for the “First Tee” program...Favorite sports personality: Tom Brady... Favorite movie:”Remember the Titans.”

SAMANTHA MOSKO

FreshmanBallina, CO Mayo, Ireland

St. Mary’s HS

Freshman, Plymouth, MNArmstrong HS

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PLAYER TOURN. SCORE Rds. Finish Avg Ashley Davis Draper 75-73-81=229 3 T28 Myrtle Beach 74-77-79=230 3 T28 Shootout 77-72-84=233 3 T49 Lady Pirate 75-75-68=218 3 3rd Lady Monarch 78-74=152 2 1st Total Strokes 1062 14 75.86

Rashelle Fetty Myrtle Beach 80-76-80=236 3 T40 Shootout 83-75-78=236 3 T61 Lady Pirate 80-80-75=235 3 T68 Total Stroke 707 9 78.56

Alexis Garduno Lady Pirate 78-76-81=235 3 T68 Lady Monarch 78-76=154 2 T2 Total Strokes 389 5 77.80

Deztany Jackson Draper 83-76-80=239 3 T54 Shootout 90-86-91=267 3 89 Lady Monarch 90-84=174 2 T29 Total Strokes 680 8 85.00

Laura Holmes Draper 77-74-76=227 3 T17 Myrtle Beach 76-77-73=226 3 22 Lady Pirate 82-78-79=239 3 T76 Lady Monarch 81-85=166 2 T21 Total Strokes 858 11 78.00

Samantha Mosko Draper 85-85-84=254 3 79 Myrtle Beach 81-78-90=249 3 T70 Shootout 78-83-95=256 3 T87 Lady Monarch 87-81=168 2 25 Total Strokes 927 11 84.3

Bailey Mosier Lady Monarch 90-81=171 2 27 85.50

Meghan Schaefer Draper 78-74-86=238 3 T51 Myrtle Beach 82-81-82=245 3 T61 Shootout 86-wd-78=164 2 DNF Lady Pirate 80-82-80=242 3 T84 Lady Monarch 83-77-160 2 T8 Total Strokes 1049 80.69

Meredith Badali Lady Monarch 97-99=196 2 40 98.00

2006 FALL TEAM RESULTS

2006 FALL INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

Draper Valley 9th 313-297-321=931 Laura Holmes (T17) 77-74-76=227Myrtle Beach 9th 311-308-314=933 Laura Holmes (22) 76-77-73=226Shootout-Legends 18th 324-316-333=973 Ashley Davis (49) 77-72-84=233Lady Pirate 13th 313-309-302=924 Ashley Davis (3) 75-75-68=218Lady Monarch Inv. T1st 320-308=628 Ashley Davis (1) 78-74=152

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ODU ALL-TIME RECORDS

Lowest 18 Hole Score:Ashley Davis (68) at ECU/Lady Pirate Inv. 10-06

Lowest 36 Hole Final Score:Ashley Davis (75-68=143 ) at ECU Lady Pirate Inv. 10-06

Lowest 54 Hole Final Score:Ashley Davis (75-75-68=218) at ECU Lady Pirate Inv. 10-06

Lowest 18 Hole Team Score (297) at Draper Valley Intercollegiate 9-06

Lowest 36 Hole Team Score: (610) at Draper Valley Intercollegiate 9-06

Lowest 54 Hole Team Score: (922) at ECU Lady Pirate Inv. 10-06

Lowest Fall Stroke Average: (75.86) by Ashley Davis in 2006

Lowest Spring Stroke Average: (80.7) by Ashley Davis in 2005

Lowest Overall Stroke Average,Season: Ashley Davis (80.7) 2004-05

Lowest Overall Stroke Average, Career: Ashley Davis (80.17 ) 2003-current

Best Individual Tournament Finish:Ashley Davis, 1st (78-74=152 at Lady Monarch Invitational 2006

Best Team Finish: Co-Champions (628) at the 2006 Lady Monarch Invitational

All-Time Lady Monarch Top 5 Individual Finishes 1. Ashley Davis, 1st 78-74=152, 2006 Lady Monarch Invitational2. Ashley Davis, 2nd (76-71=147), 2005 Springlake Invitational3. Ashley Davis, 3rd (75-75-68=218), 2006 Lady Pirate Invitational4. Erika Bryk, 3rd (80-78=158), 2004 Va. Beach Invitational5. Alexis Garduno, T5 (75-81=156) at 2006 High Point

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THIS IS THE NEW HOME FOR OLD DOMINION GOLF

The new nine-hole Lamberts Point golf course opened in the summer of 2005. The course is located on the west side of campus and several holes overlook the Elizabeth River. Built by the city of Norfolk, the course is a

par 34, 2800 yards long. It has two par fi ves, three par fours and four par three’s. The fi rst hole is 60 feet high, which is the highest elevation in the city of Norfolk. The course has a 40-stationed, double-deck heated driving range as well as a clubhouse with locker rooms and offi ces for both the ODU men’s and women’s golf programs. Mike Fentress is the head pro at the course.

Lambert’s Point Golf Course