2004-05 Golf Media Guide by Jon Cole

Table of Contents Quick Facts ................................................. 1 Schedules ................................................... 2 Coach Craven ............................................. 3 Outlook ...................................................... 4 2003-04 Results .......................................... 5 Golfers .................................................... 6-7 Top Dogs ................................................... 8 Maj. Gen. Grinalds ...................................... 9 Les Robinson .............................................. 9 The Citadel ........................................... 10-11 Charleston, SC ........................................... 12

Quick Facts Location ...................................Charleston, SC Founded ................................................ 1842 Enrollment ........................................... 1,800 Colors .......................... Citadel Blue and White Affiliation .............................. NCAA Division I Conference ....................................... Southern Nickname .............................. Bulldogs, Cadets President . MGen. John S. Grinalds, USMC, Ret. Director of Athletics .................... Les Robinson Senior Associate AD .................. Ray Whiteman Assoc. AD/Compliance ..................... Ed Steers Asst. AD/Event Management ...... Robby Bennett Asst. AD/Facilities ...................... Mike Groshon Asst. AD/Dir of Marketing ... Chuck Beddingfield Assoc. AD/Special Events ......... Andy Solomon Fac. Athletic Rep. ....... LtC. William Sharbrough Senior Women Administrator ......Kelly Simpson Director of Golf .............................. Jim Craven Business Manager........................ Lynn Meador Media Relations Director .............. Mike Hayden Assoc. MRD ............................... Kevin Rhodes Asst. MRD/Golf ................................ Al Buddin Asst. MRD .................................. Melanie Long Athletic Department .................. 843-953-5070 Golf Office ................................ 843-953-6703 Media Relations Office ............... 843-953-5120 Media Relations Fax ................... 843-953-5058 Website ....................... www.citadelsports.com Mailing Address ............................ The Citadel ........................................ 171 Moultrie Street .................................... Charleston, SC 29409

Special Thanks to the Courses Where We Play Charleston National Golf Club Kiawah Island Golf Courses Patriots Point Golf Links Rivertowne Country Club Shadowmoss Golf Club Snee Farm Country Club

The Clubhouse at Charleston National houses lockers for The Citadelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s golf teams.

The 2004-2005 Citadel Golf Media Guide was edited and written by Al Buddin using Adobe PageMaker 7.0 and Photoshop 6.0. Photos are by Citadel photographer Russ Pace. A special thanks to Mike Hayden, Melanie Long, Coach Jim Craven, Cadet Brian Starnes and The Citadel Print Shop.

2004-2005 Women’s Golf Fall 2004 Spring 2005 2004 Draper Valley Women’s Invitational September 13 Boone, NC • Host - Appalachian State 14-14

2005 Miccosukee Championship February 21-22 Miami, FL • Host - Florida International 18-18

2004 Sea Trail Intercollegiate Golf Tournament September 25-26 Sunset Beach, NC • Host - Elon t5-18

2005 Coca-Cola Terrier Intercollegiate March 5-6 Spartanburg, SC • Host - Wofford 5-10

2004 Coca-Cola C2 Wofford Autumn Classic October 11-12 Spartanburg, SC • Host - Wofford 4-6

2005 NIU Springlake Invitational March 11-12 Sebring, FL • Host - Northern Illinois 15-20

2004 Hatter Fall Clasic October 18-19 Deland, FL • Host - Stetson 11-13

2005 Spider Spring Invitational March 28-29 Bradenton, FL • Host - University of Richmond

2004 Edwin Watts Palmetto Classic November 1-2 Kiawah Island, SC • Host - College of Charleston 18-18

2005 Southern Conference Women’s Championship April 22-24 Greensboro, NC • Host - Furman

2004-2005 Men’s Golf

Fall 2004

Spring 2005

2004 Sea Trail Intercollegiate Golf Tournament September 26-28 Sunset Beach, NC • Host - Elon t17-22

2005 CSU Spring Kick-Off Classic February 21-22 Charleston, SC • Host - Charleston Southern 17-17

2004 Mission Inn Collegiate Classic October 8-10 Howie-in-the-Hills, FL • Host - Winthrop 20-20

2005 Winthrop Waterford Invitational March 14-15 Rock Hill, SC • Host - Winthrop 15-15

2004 Pirate Fall Intercollegiate October 18-19 Greenville, NC • Host - East Carolina 14-15

2005 SCSU Bulldog Classic April 2-4 Orangeburg, SC • Host - S.C. State

2004 CSU Fall Intercollegiate November 1-2 Charleston, SC • Host - Charleston Southern 4-10 2004 WCU Intercollegiate November 8-9 Cashiers, NC • Host - Western Carolina 4-8

2005 Southern Conference Championship April 17-19 Davidson, NC • Host - Davidson

Henry J. “Jim” Craven, Sr. was named Director of Golf at The Citadel on February 9, 2005. Craven took over head coaching responsibilities for both the men’s and women’s programs from former coach Kimberly Lewellen.

A 1965 graduate of Moultrie High School, Craven earned his undergraduate degree at Charleston Southern in 1972 and went on to earn two graduate degrees in secondary school administration from The Citadel in 1980 and 1984.

Craven served as Lewellen’s assistant coach for the 2004 fall season. During that time he helped both the men’s and women’s teams to two topfive finishes.

Born January 23, 1945, Jim is married to the former Ms. Dara Dudley from Merridan, CT. He has two children by his former wife, the late Mrs. Christine Altmaier Craven. His daughter is Mrs. Christine Elizabeth Workman and his son is Mr. Henry J. Craven, Jr. Coach Craven has two grandchildren, Vivian Alexander Workman, 2 years, and Joseph Miller Workman, IV, 6 weeks.

A native of Mount Pleasant, Craven joined the Bulldogs after serving as the head coach of the girls’ and boys’ golf teams at James Island Charter High School since 1996. He began his coaching career in 1970 as football, basketball, golf and baseball coach at Bishop England High School and went on to work as a football assistant and head golf coach at Porter-Gaud, Wando and Walterboro High Schools. Craven, who coached the Wando boys’ golf team to a state championship in 1986, was named South Carolina Golf Coach of the Year following the 1986 season. Craven was also a The Citadel Men’s golf team finalist for the National Standing (l-r): Jim Craven, A.D. Lewis, Jeff Spencer, Aaron Reed, Angelo Medico High School Golf Coach of Kneeling (l-r): Justin Conway, Miles Butz, Trey McMillan, Lawrence Caudle the Year award in 1989.

2005 Outlook Jim Craven, The Citadel’s new Director of Golf, inherits two golf programs that have the potential to have success in the near future.

“I am looking forward to the spring and to building for the future,” Craven continued.

The men will open up the spring at the Charleston Southern Spring Invitational on February 2122. They will then head to Rock Hill on March 6 for the Winthrop Spring Invitational and travel to Savannah on the 11-13 for the The women’s team Junior Kayla Bowsher Geico-Direct saw two top-five Spring Invitafinishes in the fall. They were led on the tional. The men Senior Trey McMillan will wrap up their links by juniors Men’s Captain season with the Tracy Hancock and S.C. State UniverKayla Bowsher. sity Tournament Bowsher and Hancock saw two top-ten finishes each, and Hancock finished the Sea Trail Women’s in Orangeburg on April 1-3 before Intercollegiate with a second place tie. competing in the Southern ConferThe men’s team also saw some success in the fall. They finished better than 50% of the field in ence Championship April 17-19 the Charleston Southern Fall Invitational and the in Davidson, NC. Western Carolina Intercollegiate, their final two tournaments of the fall season. Senior Trey The women start McMillan led the team with a 13th place tie at the spring in Miami, FL at the Golden Panther Charleston SouthChampionship February 20-22. They will travel ern while junior to Spartanburg March 4-6 for the Lady Terrier Jeff Spencer led Intercollegiate and to Sebring, FL for the NIU the Bulldogs with a Springlake Invitasixth place tie at tional, March 10Western Carolina. 12. They will wrap up the However, inconsisregular season in tency still mars Bradenton, FL at both programs. the Spider Spring Craven marks the Invitational, third coach in two March 27-29 years for a men’s Junior Tracy Hancock before heading to program that is Greenville, SC for rebuilding and a the Southern women’s team that Conference is still trying to Junior Jeff Spencer Championship, establish itself. April 22-24. “Mary Nguyen and Trey McMillan have been great captains so far this year,” said Craven. “Both of them have helped with the coaching transition and show great communication and leadership abilities.

2003-04 Results 2003-2004 Citadel Women’s Golf Statistics Player Rounds Strokes Average Kayla Bowsher 22 1746 79.36 Suzanne Campbell 22 1839 83.59 Kelley Thorsen 22 1919 87.23 Mary Nguyen 19 1854 97.58 Tracy Hancock 15 1276 85.07 Kristina Romero 1 112 112.00 Unlimited Potential/ Bay Tree Classic (Myrtle Beach, SC) 345-335; 680 / t34-36 K. Bowsher 84-77; 161 K. Thorsen 90-79; 169 S. Campbell 86-91; 177 T. Hancock 85-95; 180 M. Nguyen 99-88; 187 Sea Trail Women’s Intercollegiate (Sunset Beach, NC) 347-333; 680 / 15-20 K. Bowsher 84-80; 164 K. Thorsen 84-83; 167 T. Hancock 92-82; 174 S. Campbell 87-88; 175 M. Nguyen 96-91; 187 Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate (Waynesville, NC) 355- ---; DNF / 24-24 K. Bowsher 81-73; 154 M. Nguyen 86-87; 173 K. Thorsen 94-95; 189 S. Campbell 94- --; DNF Coca-Cola Intercollegiate (Daytona Beach, FL) 348-340; 688 / 5-5 K. Bowsher 75-81; 156 K. Thorsen 90-81; 171 S. Campbell 88-84; 172 M. Nguyen 95-94; 189 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Kiawah Island, SC) 353-355-358; 1066 / 18-18 K. Bowsher 83-78-76; 237 S. Campbell 90-96-85; 271 K. Thorsen 88-88-96; 272 M. Nguyen 92-93-101; 286

Miccosukee Championship (Miami, FL) 342-324-340; 1006 / 12-13 K.Bowsher 83-77-80; 240 T. Hancock 84-79-84; 247 S. Campbell 87-87-85; 259 K. Thorsen 88-81-91; 260 M. Nguyen 89-91-93; 273 NIU Snowbird Intercollegiate (Tampa, FL) 335-317; 652 / 9-17 K. Thorsen 85-76; 161 S. Campbell 83-80; 163 K. Bowsher 83-81; 164 T. Hancock 84-80; 164 K. Romero 112 --; DNF Spider Spring Invitational (Glenn Allen, VA) 331- 342-337; 1010 / 11-15 K. Bowsher 75-74-78; 227 T. Hancock 85-90-78; 253 K. Thorsen 82-90-89; 261 S. Campbell 89-88-92; 269 M. Nguyen 90-91-97; 278 Southern Conference Championship (Greensboro, NC) 341-350-337; 1028 / t8-8 K. Bowsher 82-83-78; 243 T. Hancock 86-87-85; 258 S. Campbell 80-90-89; 259 K. Thorsen 94-90-85; 269 M. Nguyen 93-97-91; 281

2003-2004 Citadel Men’s Golf Statistics Player Rounds Strokes Average Matt Frye 21 1646 78.38 Jeff Spencer 21 1656 78.86 Trey McMillan 20 1566 78.30 Kip Myers 13 1096 84.31 Matthew Bryant 10 732 73.20 Jordan Fink 10 822 82.20 Angelo Medico 8 601 75.13 Lawrence Cauddle 5 405 81.00 Frank Salters 4 360 90.00 Aaron Reed 3 261 87.00 John Ross 2 169 84.50 Sea Trail Intercollegiate (Sunset Beach, NC) 311-302 / t10-20 M. Bryant 73-76; 149 M. Frye 81-73; 154 T. McMillan 78-78; 156 J. Fink 79-80; 159 J. Spencer 88-75; 163 Mission Inn Collegiate Classic (Howie-in-the-Hills, FL) 320-308-292 / 15-17 M. Bryant 77-72-71; 220 J. Spencer 80-77-68; 225 M. Frye 78-78-75; 231 J. Fink 85-81-78; 244 K. Myers 89-83-79; 251 Pirate Fall Intercollegiate (Greenville, NC) 295-295-314 / 12-17 M. Bryant 70-72-78; 220 A. Medico 77-79-73; 229 T. McMillan 72-73-84; 229 J. Spencer 76-73-80; 229 M. Frye 82-77-83; 242 CSU Fall Invitational (Charleston, SC) 285-289 / 1-15 A. Medico 68-73; 141 M. Bryant 71-72; 143 J. Spencer 73-73; 146 T. McMillan 73-74; 147 M. Frye 84-71; 155 J. Fink 79-85; 164 WCU Intercollegiate (Cashiers, NC) 322-320; 642 / 8-8 T. McMillan 73-78; 151 L. Caudle 82-75; 157 K. Myers 81-84; 165 J. Ross 86-83; 169 F. Salters 91-86; 177

CSU Spring Kick-Off Tournament (Charleston, SC) 314-334-317; 965 / 11-12 M. Frye 78-84-79; 241 T. McMillan 77-90-75; 242 J. Spencer 85-79-78; 242 K. Myers 83-81-85; 249 J. Fink 76-94-85; 255 Winthrop Waterford Invitational (Rock Hill, SC) 333-313; 646 / 18-18 M. Frye 81-73; 154 T. McMillan 84-78; 162 J. Spencer 85-80; 165 K. Myers 83-91; 174 F. Salters 101-82; 183 GIECO Direct Spring Invitational (Savannah, GA) 325-323-335; 983 / 18-18 M. Frye 77-77-82; 236 T. McMillan 81-77-84; 242 J. Spencer 81-86-83; 250 K. Myers 86-85-86; 257 A. Reed 88-84-89; 261 SoCon Championships (Jonesborough, TN) 309-318-310; 937 / 12-12 A. Medico 79-77-75; 231 M. Frye 77-78-78; 233 J. Spencer 76-81-79; 236 T. McMillan 77-82-78; 237 L. Cauddle 84-83-81; 248

2004-2005 Women

The Citadel Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s golf team Back Row (l-r): Jim Craven, Mary Nguyen, Kelly Thorsen, Kayla Bowsher, Kim Lewellen Front Row (l-r): Samantha Hamil, Margaret Dunning, Alex Lucisano, Tracy Hancock

2004-2005 Men

The Citadel’s Top Dogs The Citadel first fielded a golf team in 1933 and by the end of the decade the Bulldogs were the best team in the state. In 1939, co-captain Weldon Doe led The Citadel to its first of three consecutive state championships. Doe captured individual honors at the state tournament.

Billy Picard • 1952

The Citadel has had several very good golf teams, particularly in the 1950s and ‘60s. Three straight years, from 1951-53, the Bulldogs won the prestigious South Carolina Intercollegiate Tournament. The 1951 team won six of eight matches while the 1952 team, paced by Bob Lowry of Huntsville, Ala., and Billy

Picard of Charleston, finished third in the Southern Conference. Picard advanced to the quarterfinals of the National Amateur in 1951. In the early 1960s, Dick Horne helped make Citadel teams successful, and after Horne graduated in ’62, the team continued its success by capturing the school’s lone Southern Conference title in 1964. Dick Horne played from Charles Smith • 1952 1958-62 under coach Ed Wofford and Monty Rariden. Serving as The Citadel’s captain in 1962, Horne was the Southern Conference CoChampion shooting a 71 average that year. Since then Horne has competed in eight USGA Championships, won the 1968 Azalea, the 1975 South Carolina Open, two South Carolina Match Championships, the Bermuda Amateur from 1984 to 1986, and participated in five British Senior Opens and five British Amateurs. He served as the president of the Eddie Piedmont • 1987 South Carolina

Golf Association from 1996 to 1998 and was inducted in to the South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame in 1987. The only golfer in The Citadel’s Athletic Hall of Fame is Charles B. Smith, who was the South Carolina Intercollegiate champion in 1952 and served as the Bulldogs’ co-captain. Dick Horne • 1962 He was named South Carolina Golfer-of-theYear and participated in the Masters four times. Smith won the Southern Amateur, Eastern Amateur, Carolinas Amateur and was a member of the Walker Cup Team on two occasions. Runey coached golf from 1973-1982 and then again from 1999-2002. Runey taught in the school’s biology department for 32 years and spent 11 years as The Citadel’s Faculty Athletic Representative for 11 years. From 1997 to 1999, he was the president of the Southern Conference’s Executive Committee, which serves as the governing body of the league. In the Fall of 2000 Gerald Runey • 2001 Suzanne Campbell became the first women’s golfer at The Citadel. A member of the class of 2004, Ms. Campbell is currently attending the Charleston School of Law.

Suzanne Campbell • 2004

A Brief History of The Citadel Golf Parts were taken from the book “Guts and Glory” by Bob Lang and written by Daryl Grove former Media Relation’s Assistant

MGen. John S. Grinalds, USMC Ret. President

Major General John Southy Grinalds, United States Marine Corps (Retired), was named eighteenth President of The Citadel on his 59th birthday, January 5, 1997. With family roots deep in the Eastern Shore of Virginia, General Grinalds was born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1938. His family moved to Macon, Georgia, when he was ten years old. By the time he graduated from high school, General Grinalds had become a class officer, an all-state football player, an honor student and colonel of the Junior ROTC unit. General Grinalds was graduated with honors from the United States Military Academy in 1959, earning a BS degree. He continued his education at Brasenose College, Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees in geography and, once again, graduating with honors. General Grinalds served as a White House Fellow in 1971 and completed his MBA at Harvard Business School with distinction in 1974. General Grinalds has served abroad in the Mediterranean region, the Panama Canal Zone, Japan, Belgium, and for two tours of duty in Vietnam. During one of those tours, he was awarded a Silver Star for heroism in combat. From 1982 to 1985, General Grinalds served as special assistant to the Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, working in delicate negotiations between NATO and the French military. Because of his outstanding service there, French President François Mtterand inducted him into the Legion d’Honneur, a rare honor for an American colonel. In 1986, General Grinalds received the rank of brigadier general before beginning an assignment serving the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was later promoted to major general and, in 1989, became the commanding general of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California, a position he held until his retirement in 1991. General Grinalds then became the seventh headmaster of one of the South’s most prestigious boys’ preparatory schools, Woodberry Forest School in Virginia, where he served until coming to The Citadel. General Grinalds married Norwood Dennis, his childhood sweetheart from Macon, in 1962. They have four children. General Grinalds also has membership in the Officers’ Christian Fellowship, the White House Fellows Association, the Association of American Rhodes Scholars, and the Sons of the American Revolution. He is a former trustee of Hampden-Sydney College and the Madeira School and has served as a member of the Virginia and South Carolina state selection committees for the Rhodes Scholarship Trust.

Les Robinson Athletic Director At a school where leadership is taught and duty is part of the curriculum, The Citadel has the right person to lead its Department of Athletics in Les Robinson. A virtual Who’s Who in intercollegiate athletics and one of the region’s most sought-after speakers, Robinson is in his fifth year as the Bulldogs’ Director of Athletics. Possessing more than four decades of college athletic experience to his credit, Robinson, who also served as athletics director and basketball coach at North Carolina State and East Tennessee State, is only the fifth athletics director in Citadel history. He served as the Bulldogs’ basketball coach from 1974-85, having spent the five previous seasons as an assistant coach. In his first four years leading The Citadel’s athletics program, Robinson’s skills as a proven fund-raiser have already benefited The Citadel Brigadier Foundation. During the past four years, the school witnessed the opening of the Altman Athletic Center at Johnson Hagood Stadium and the addition to McAlister Field House for women’s athletics. The Citadel, under Robinson’s guidance, has hosted the Southern Conference cross-country championships, the first two rounds of the women’s basketball championships, the men’s and women’s tennis championships and the baseball tournament. A 1965 graduate of N.C. State, Robinson served five years as a Bulldog assistant coach under Dick Campbell and George Hill, and eventually spent 11 seasons as The Citadel’s head basketball coach from 1974-85. He directed the 1978-79 and 1984-85 teams to 20 and 18 victories, respectively. Robinson was named the Southern Conference Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and was tabbed South Carolina’s Coach-of-the-Year in 1979 and 1985. Following his tenure at The Citadel, Robinson became the head basketball coach at East Tennessee State, where he coached the Buccaneers for five years increasing their win total (7-14-20-27) each year. The West Virginia native remains the only coach in Southern Conference men’s basketball history to earn league coachof-the-year honors at two different schools, and he ranks fifth on the conference’s list of basketball wins. Robinson earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education and recreation from N.C. State in 1965 and added a master’s degree in education and guidance from Western Carolina in 1969. Robinson is married to the former Barbara Simon of St. Albans, WV. The Robinsons, who have maintained a home on Sullivan’s Island since coaching at The Citadel, have four children and seven grandchildren.