2023 Women's Golf Media Guide

2022-23 Schedule

September

Mon.-Tue. 12-13 Cougar Classic

T-12/18

Host: College of Charleston Charleston, S.C.

Sat.-Sun. 17-18 Nittany Lion Invitational 1/16

Host: Penn State University Park, Pa.

October

Sat.-Sun. 1-2 Evie Odom Invitational

Host: Old Dominion Norfolk, Va.

Fri.-Sun. 28-30 Landfall Tradition

Host: UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C.

February

Sun.-Tue. 5-7 UCF Challenge

Host: UCF Orlando, Fla.

Sat.-Mon. 11-12 Columbia Classic

Host: Columbia University Melbourne, Fla.

Sun.-Mon. 26-27 Westbrook Invitational

Host: Wisconsin Phoenix, Ariz.

March

Mon.-Tue. 6-7 UNF Collegiate

Host: North Florida Jacksonville, Fla.

Mon.-Tue.13-14 Briar’s Creek Invitational

Host: College of Charleston John’s Island,S.C.

April

Sat.-Sun. 15-16 Lady Buckeye Invitational

Host: Ohio State Columbus, Ohio

Fri.-Sun. 21-23 Big Ten Championships

May

Tue.-Thu. 9-11 NCAA Regionals

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Pittsburgh, Pa.

Host: TBA TBA

Sat.-Thu. 20-25 NCAA Championships

Scottsdale, Ariz.

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2022-23 Roster

Head

Denise St. Pierre (Penn State, 1983)

Assistant Coach: Carrie Sexton (SUNY Oswego, 1993)

2022-23 Women’s Golf Quick Facts

HEAD COACH DENISE ST. PIERRE

DENISE

In 2022-23, Denise St. Pierre enters her 31st season as the Penn State head women’s golf coach and her 38th season overall. St. Pierre draws from her experience as a collegiate golfer, as well as a PGA teaching professional to help her student-athletes reach their full potential.

“In order to uphold the Penn State tradition of academic and athletic excellence, we provide each player with a safe environment to play the game at the highest level while balancing her time in the classroom,” says St. Pierre.

Every coach has a different strategy on how to run a team. St. Pierre’s strategy is not just centered around golf, but around education and dreams.

“My main job as a coach is to discuss what our team’s dreams and aspirations are while we’re here. My goals are to help them reach theirs. I am a vehicle to allow my players to get where they want to go.”

She wants her players to improve themselves in all aspects of life - as a competitor, an athlete and a person - during their time at Penn State.

During her time at Penn State, St. Pierre has seen more than 180 student-athletes earn Academic All-Big Ten Honors while over 30 have been named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars since the award was instituted in 2008-09.

In addition to coaching the Nittany Lions, St. Pierre has extensive experience in international competitions throughout her coaching career.

This past season, the Nittany Lions struggled to find consistency in all three rounds, but fought hard in each tournament finishing with six top-10 finishes with one victory at the 2021 Nittany Lion Invitational with a tournament record 13-under finish, 12 strokes clear of their nearest competitor.

St. Pierre saw junior Mathilde Delavallade have her best career tournament as the junior turned in three consecutive underpar rounds finishing the championship with the second-lowest 54-hole total in Nittany Lion Invitational and program history at 10-under.

The Nittany Lions also turned in a fourth-place finish at the Boston College Intercollegiate, a sixth-place finish at the North Florida Collegiate and a seventh-place finish at the Lady Buckeye Invitational before finishing 10th at the Big Ten Championships.

During an unprecedented 2020-21 season, St. Pierre saw her team continue to get better as the spring went on, recording three-straight top-10’s, including a sixth-place finish at the Big Ten Championship, the fourth-best finish in program history and best since coming in fourth in 2014.

Sarah Willis finished tied for sixth at the Big Ten Championship and earned a spot on the All-Championship team. It was the highest individual finish for a Nittany Lion at Big Tens in three years.

In 2019-20, the Nittany Lions had one of their most successful seasons in recent memory with eight top-10 finishes in 11 events, including a trio of tournament victories at the Nittany Lion Invitational, the Princeton Invitational and the Memphis Intercollegiate.

St. Pierre coached then-freshman Willis to the individual championship during the Nittany Lion Invitational as the rookie shattered the Penn State record for low 54-hole score with an 11-under, 205, final score.

The Nittany Lions also set a 54-hole team record with a 4-under, 860, score at the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational leading to a second-place finish. PSU set a tournament and program record on the final day with a 10-under, 278.

In 2017-18, St. Pierre coached the first Nittany Lion to the NCAA Regionals since the 2013-14 season as junior Cara Basso was selected for the 2018 Madison Regional. Basso finished tied for 42nd in the 96-player field.

St. Pierre led the Nittany Lions to the 2013 NCAA East Regional at Auburn University where the team finished in a tie for 19th place. The following year, after finishing fourth in the Big Ten Championship, St. Pierre led a pair of individuals to the NCAA East Regional as Christina Vosters and Ellen Ceresko were selected for the 2014 field. Vosters finished in a tie for 36th while Ceresko tied for 41st in the field of 126 golfers.

One of the Nittany Lions’ best seasons in Penn State history was the 2002-03 campaign when they finished 13th at the NCAA East Regional, narrowly missing a trip to the NCAA Championships. Senior Katie Futcher tied for third and qualified as an individual for the Championships and would finish in a tie for 55th. The year prior, Futcher competed as an individual in the East Regional, finishing in seventh place.

In August 2004, St. Pierre helped coach the U.S. team at the World University Games in Thailand where they won the gold medal. Penn State’s own Katie Futcher captured the individual title in that event.

St. Pierre was selected by the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) in June 1999 to coach the U.S. team at the U.S./Japan Collegiate Golf Championships in Chiba, Japan, where the Americans captured their fourth consecutive title.

In its February 2002 issue, Golf for Women magazine named St. Pierre to its “Top 50 Women PGA/LPGA Instructors” list.

St. Pierre has served as President of the NGCA. While president, she led the NGCA in volunteer work in New Orleans in relief of Hurricane Katrina. At the annual NGCA convention, which was moved from New Orleans to Tahoe, Nevada, St. Pierre introduced an idea to the membership that called for as many golf programs

around the country as possible to conduct fundraisers to raise money for the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity. Through the efforts of the Nittany Lion women’s golf team as well as those by more than 30 other women’s golf programs around the country, the NGCA raised $60,000 to build a home for a displaced family in New Orleans. The efforts of the NGCA culminated when St. Pierre and several of her colleagues traveled to New Orleans and volunteered to help finish building the house that they sponsored through the Habitat for Humanity.

In 2006, St. Pierre served, for the second time, as the assistant coach of the United States women’s golf team at the World University Games held in Torino, Italy. St. Pierre also served as the coach in 2004. She led the team to a gold medal for the second straight time.

From 2000-04, St. Pierre served as secretary for the NGCA, She later became the president. St. Pierre has been a guest lecturer for the PGA teaching and coaching summit, as well as the National Golf Foundation.

A Class A member of the PGA, the Nittany Lion coach has taught in New York and Florida and is currently the director of instruction at the Penn State Golf Courses. During the winter, St. Pierre teaches a golf conditioning class for the local community. She also serves as the director for the Penn State summer golf schools, and co-directs five junior camps. In addition to teaching, St. Pierre is the author of Golf Fundamentals, an instructional book for recreational players.

“It is about them being balanced and how we can encompass academics and personal growth in order for our student-athletes to reach their potential,” St. Pierre said.

Student-athletes face challenges both on and off the course that affect how they play their game. As a coach, she believes she must be aware of those factors in order to help the studentathlete cope on the course.

“You have to first know what you want,” she added. “I believe every student-athlete has more potential than they realize. It is my job to help draw that potential out of them.”

St. Pierre repeatedly stresses the importance of academic success to her student-athletes. After the 2013-14 season, the team received the Milt Morgan Jr. award, given to the team with highest average GPA at Penn State. In addition, three of St. Pierre’s players were named WGCA All-American scholars.

In the 2013-14 season, St. Pierre also saw her players excel on the course as her top two Nittany Lions, Christina Vosters and Ellen Ceresko, both qualified for the NCAA East Regionals as individuals. In Tallahassee, Vosters and Ceresko finished T-36th and T-41st, respectively.

She understands that golf is not her student-athletes’ entire life. Each student-athlete is also at Penn State to receive an education and a life experience.

This Class A teaching professional hopes that her players can develop “using my background as a player, I can display the right attitude and the right actions that I want them to follow.”

St. Pierre prepares her players for tournaments, both mentally and physically. The most important thing for her is to have as much information about a tournament, including climate, environment, grass, layout of the golf course and the competition.

Physically, she has her players practice the things that are most likely to occur at those sites.

“The more you know about the situation, the better you can prepare yourself both mentally and physically. The fewer the surprises, the more confident we can be,” says the Nittany Lion head coach.

A native of Syracuse, New York, St. Pierre chose Penn State for its academic and athletic reputation. As a Nittany Lion herself, St. Pierre’s team won several team titles as well as qualified for the NCAA Championships.

After her graduation in 1983, St. Pierre completed an apprenticeship with the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) at the Innisbrook Resort in Tarpon Springs, Fla. In 1985, she returned to Penn State as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s golf teams under Mary Kennedy-Zierke. She earned the 1991 Mid-Atlantic/East Region Coach of the Year honors.

ASSISTANT COACH

AC

CARRIE SEXTON

1ST YEAR

SUNY OSWEGO 1993

Carrie Sexton begins her first season as an assistant coach with the Penn State women’s golf team in 2022-23. Prior to coming to Happy Valley she spent the past 17 years as a professional caddie and personal assistant on the LPGA and Legends Tour.

Most notably, Sexton has been the personal caddie for Rosie Jones on the Legends Tour and was on the bag for each of Jones’ nine Legends Tour victories including most recently at the 2019 BJ’s Charity Championship.

Sexton also assisted Jones in the lengthy planning process for the 2011 Solheim Cup while also managing

and assisting the 12 LPGA professionals who comprised the 2011 United States Team captained by Jones.

Along with being a professional golf caddie working out of Hilton Head, South Carolina, Sexton assisted in the planning and execution of the Judson Collegiate Invitational and Legends Pro-AM for the past five years.

From 2006-2015, Sexton also worked as an event planner for Rosie Jones Golf Getaways planning vacations for women to Scotland, Ireland, Pebble Beach and many other golf destinations.

A native of Syracuse, New York, Sexton, played collegiate softball at SUNY Oswego while earning her Bachelor’s Degree in political science.

SOPHOMORE

Height: 5-8

Hometown:

Allentown, Pennsylvania

High School: Emmaus

Major: Division of Undergraduate studies

PLAYER PROFILES

MICHELLE COX

2021-22 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in a pair of events as an individual registering a 77.50 stroke average over six rounds of competition.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Competed as an individual finishing tied for 60th in the 85 player field...Opened the tournament with a career best 2-over, 74. UCF Challenge (2/6-2/8): Closed the tournament with back-to-back rounds of 2-over, 74.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-year member of the Emmaus High School Golf Team…Led her team to a pair of conference and district championships in 2018 and 2019…Was the individual conference champion as a sophomore and junior in both 2018 and 2019…Earned a second-place finish at the 2018 district tournament…Won the 2019 district championship and finished fourth in the state championship.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREEER

Had a pair of AJGA top-10 finishes in 2019 as well as a first-place finish at the USGA Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Qualifier and a second-place finish at the Pennsylvania State Junior Championship…Finished first at the 2020 PKBGT Bell Mid Atlantic Championship…Captured the 2021 Pennsylvania State Junior Girls’ Championship with a victory during the second playoff hole.

PERSONAL

Parents are Patty and Dave Cox…Has two older sisters, Kristin and Kelly…Both her parents Patty ’84 and Dave ’85, as well as her sister Kristin ’09 attended Penn State…Her sister, Kelly, was a member of the swimming and diving team at Division III Franklin and Marshall College…Intends to major in mechanical engineering.

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SENIOR

Height: 5-5

Hometown: Royan, France

High School: Lycee Cordouan

Major: supply chain management and information systems

PLAYER PROFILES

MATHILDE DELAVALLADE

2021-22 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Competed in all 11 events finshing the year with a pair of top-10 finishes and a 73.77 stroke average to lead the team.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Opened the year strong earning her first career individual medalist honors with a career-best 10-under, 206, on her home course...her three-round total marked the second-lowest finish in NLI history and the second-best 54-hole total in program history..Tied her career-best with a 4-under, 68, during the second round. Boston College Intercollegiate (9/20-9/21): Concluded the tournament with a 2-under, 70, in the final round to earn her second top-5 finish of the season in a tie for fifth at 5-over, 219. UCF Challenge (2/6-2/8): Finished just 1-over, 217, carding rounds of 71-73-73 and finished middle of the pack in the 99-player field. UNF Collegiate (3/7-3/8): Went 7272-74--218 finishing the week just 2-over, 218, and in a tied for 11th. Lady Buckeye Invitational (4/15-4/16): Finished the week tied for 12th at 13-over, 229. Big Ten Championships (4/22-4/24): Finished tied for 36th at 11-over, 224.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar..Earned WGCA All-American Scholar honors.

Season: Competed in all six events, finishing second on the team with a 75.11 stroke average over 18 rounds of competition and a low round of 3-under.

UCF Challenge (1/31-2/2): Opened the tournament with a 2-under, 70, and finished tied for 35th in her first event of the season. Briar’s Creek Invitational (3/15-16): Carded a final round 3-under, 69, to tie her career-low round and move up 21 spots into a tie for 34th. Big Ten Championship (4/23-25): Finished tied for 33rd with a score of 8-over (72-76-76--224) in her first career Big Ten Championship appearance.

2019-20 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned WGCA All-American Scholar honors.

Season: Competed in all seven events during her first season of collegiate golf...Collected a team-best three top-10 finishes while leading the team with a 73.29 stroke average over 21 rounds...Her 73.29 stroke average is the secondlowest season average in program history...Season shortened and no championship held due to COVID-19 pandemic. Cougar Classic (9/9-10): Had her best round of the tournament on the final day shooting 1-over, 73, on her way to a 47th-place finish. Nittany Lion Invitational (9/21-22): Shot three consecutive rounds of 1-over, 73, to finish in a tie for eighth. Bettie Lou Evans Invitational (9/27-29): Carded the low-round of the fall with a 3-under, 69, on the opening day...Finished the tournament 1-under, 215, and in a tie for eighth with her lowest tournament score. UCF Challenge (2/2-4): Registered her second-lowest 54-hole total of season, carding 1-over, 217, including an opening round of 1-under, 71. Lady Gator Invitational (3/7-8): Shot her lowest round of the season during the second round carding 2-under, 68, including her first-career ace on the par-3, 166-yard 15th hole...Finished the tournament tied for seventh at 7-over, 217.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREEER

Ranked as high as 115 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings from 2017-2019 and had 11 top-10 finishes with a pair of victories…Captured the French Championship crown in June 2018...Finished first at the Grand Prix de Royan the week prior…Placed 38th in the European Ladies Amateur Tournament.

PERSONAL

Full name is Mathilde Blanche Emilie Delavallade...Parents are Sandrine and Gilles Delavallade…Has one younger sister, Camille…Father, Gilles is the head golf professional at Golf de Royan (ranked No. 75 in the top-100 golf courses in France)…Majoring in supply chain management and information systems.

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ISHA DHRUVA

2021-22 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Competed in all 11 events finishing the year with one top-10 finishes and a 75.90 stroke average. Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Used a final round 1-under, 71, to finish the weekend tied for 11th at 3-over, 219. Boston College Intercollegiate (9/20-9/21): Highlighted by an even-par, 72, in the second round she finished the week tied for 26th. UNF Collegiate (3/7-3/8): Posted a careerbest 4-under, 212, with a pair of under-par rounds to lead the team and card her best career finish of solo fourth in the 90-player field...Fired a career-low 3-under, 69, in the second round. Briar’s Creek Invitational (3/14-3/15): Finished the week tied for 36th at 9-over, 225.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar...Earned WGCA All-American Scholar honors.

Season: Competed in five of the six events during the 2021 season...Finished with a 76.13 stroke average over 15 rounds of tournament play.

UCF Challenge (1/31-2/2): Fired her low round of the season with an even-par score in the opening round...Finished the event tied for 51st. Big Ten Championship (4/23-25): Had her most consistent tournament of the season finishing 32nd at 7-over (74-76-73-223) in her first championship appearance.

2019-20 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Missed the entire fall season due to injury...Returned to compete in all three events during the spring season...Averaged 76.33 in nine rounds...Season shortened and no championship held due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Hurricane Invitational (3/2-3): Had her lowest finish of the season tying for 31st with a score of 12over, 228...Tallied her season-low score in the final round with an even-par, 72.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREER

Was one of the top players in Texas having led her high school team at Seven Lakes to three-straight District Championships...Led her team to a first-place finish at the 2018 regionals and a seventh-place finish in states the same year….Named team MVP for the 2017-18 season and also earned STPGA Player of the Year honors in 2017…Finished first in districts in back-to-back seasons...Carded a personal-best 66 to secure first place at River Ridge in October 2017 en route to a top-10 finish in the state tournament.

PERSONAL

Full name is Isha Rupal Dhruva...Parents are Rupal and Brindesh Dhruva…Has one sister, Ashni, a 2020 graduate and former member the Penn State women’s golf team…Majoring in corporate innovation and entrepreneurship...Born on March 12, 2002 in Danbury, Connecticut.

Best Career Rounds

SENIOR

Height: 5-3

Hometown: Gibsonia, Pa.

High School: Pine-Richland

Major: supply chain management and information systems

LAUREN FREYVOGEL

2021-22 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Competed in one event as an individual.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Carded a career-best 2-over, 74, during the second round finishing the tournament 11-over, 227, and in a tie for 48th.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar.

Season: Did not compete.

2019-20 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in a pair of events as an individual finishing with a 77.00 stroke average.... Season shortened and no championship held due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/21/22): Carded lowest score during the second round of competition, firing a 3-over, 75...Tied for 26th with a 54-hole score of 12-over, 228. UCF Challenge (2/24): Tied her lowest round of the season with a 3-over, 75, in second round.

HIGH SCHOOL

Won the WPIAL Class AAA Section Championship while competing as team captain for PineRichland High School in 2018…Captured the PIAA Class AAA State Championship as a junior after finishing fourth as a sophomore in 2016…Was a three-time WPIAL Class AAA Section Champion.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREER

Had a very decorated junior career with many victories as well as qualifying for and competing in the 2017 LPGA Symetra Tour Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Women’s Health Classic at the Links at Stoney Point in Greenwood, South Carolina.

PERSONAL

Full name is Lauren Catherine Freyvogel...Parents are Catherine and Brian Freyvogel…Her father Brian along with two aunts, an uncle and her cousin all attended Penn State…Majoring in supply chain management and information systems.

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SOPHOMORE

Height: 5-2

Hometown: Chagrin Falls, Ohio

High School: Laurel School

Major: Division of Undergraduate studies

JAMI MORRIS

2021-22 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in two events during her first season in Happy Valley.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Finished the tournament with a career-best 6-over, 78...Concluded the weekend 24-over, 240. Big Ten Match Play (1/31-2/1): Competed for Penn State in the Big Ten Match Play Event in Palm Harbor, Florida.

HIGH SCHOOL

Was a four-year member of the golf team at the Laurel School…Was a two-time OHSAA Division II State Champion (2018, 2020)…Was a two-time OHSAA Division II District Champion (2018, 2020)…Was a two-time OHSAA Division II Sectional Champion (2018, 2019)…Led her team to a third place finish at the 2020 OHSAA Division II State Tournament…Led her team to the 2020 OHSAA Division II District Championship finishing runner-up in the sectionals…Named High School Team MVP four consecutive years…Was a three-time first-team All-Ohio selection (2018-20)…Was a four-time first-team All Northeast Ohio District honoree.

PERSONAL

Parents are Dana and Scott Morris…Has an older brother, Matthew, and an older sister, Lindsay…Anticipating a major in business/entrepreneurship and health/nutrition.

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PLAYER

PROFILES

DREW NIENHAUS

2021-22 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in all 11 events finishing fourth on the team with a 75.67 stroke average.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Posted a 7-over, 223, in her first collegiate event to finish tied for 35th. Boston College Intercollegiate (9/20-9/21): Finished tied for 16th at 11-over, 227. Lady Buckeye Invitational (4/15-4/16): Finished tied for 23rd at 17-over, 233. Big Ten Championships (4/22-4/24): Had a strong showing at her first B1G Championship finishing at 10-over, 223, and in a tie for 33rd position.

HIGH SCHOOL

SOPHOMORE

Height: 6-1

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.

High School: St. Joseph’s Academy

Major: Division of Undergraduate studies

Was a four-year member of the St. Joseph’s Academy golf team…Served as captain during her senior season… Was a four-time Missouri Large Class State Champion and a three-time first-team honoree on the all-district, all-sectional and all-state teams…Led her team to a victory at the 2020 Angel Classic earning individual medalist honors…Led her team to the 2020 Metro Women’s District Championship.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREEER

Has had multiple AJGA victories and top-10 finishes…Was the 2019Gateway PGA Girls Champion earning 2019 Gateway PGA Player of the Year honors…Was a three-time Hurricane National Championship Qualifier (201820)…Was the inaugural champion of the St. Louis Junior Invitational in 2019…Was a two-time qualifier for the Girls PGA Junior National Championship (2017, 2019)…Was a member of the 2020 Gateway PGA Mid-America Junior Cup Team and was the teams high point earner…Qualified for the 2021 US Girls Junior Championship… Tied for sixth at the US women’s amateur qualifying.

PERSONAL

Parents are Amy and Jim Nienhaus…Has a younger brother, Wyatt, and a younger sister, Alex…Her father, Jim, played football at Division II University of Central Missouri…Intends to major in business.

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MYRANDA QUINTON

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREEER

A 2022 graduate of Aldershot High School in Burlington, Ontario, Canada...Named team MVP as senior...Finished ninth at the 2022 NextGen Ontario Championship...Finished eighth at the 2021 AJGA Senior Showcase... Had a runner-up finish at the 2021 Ontario Match Play Championship...Finished first at the 2021 Road to TPC Toronto.

PERSONAL

Parents are Renae and Tim Quinton…Has an older sister, Solina…Intends to major in mechanical engineering.

FRESHMAN

Height: 5-6

Hometown: Burlington, Ontario

High School: Aldershot

Major: Division of Undergraduate studies

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PLAYER PROFILES

KATIE SCHECK

2021-22 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in seven events finishing fifth on the team with a 75.83 stroke average.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Had a strong opening round 4-under, 68, playing as an individual and finished the weekend tied for 40th at 8-over, 224. Evie Odom Invitational (10/3-10/5): Fired 1-under, 69, in the second round finishing the week 8-over, 218, and in a tie for 29th. B1G Match Play (1/31-2/1): Went 3-0-0 over the weekend concluded the tournament with a 3&2 victory to help Penn State knock off Rutgers on the final day. UCF Challenge (2/6-2/8): Carded her lowest 54-hole total of the season finishing 4-over, 220, and tied for 61st.

HIGH SCHOOL

SOPHOMORE

Height: 5-11

Hometown: Greensboro, Ga.

High School: Lake Oconee Academy

Major: Division of Undergraduate studies

Was a four-year member of the Lake Oconee Academy golf team…Led her team to its first State Championship as a freshman in 2018 while also earning the school’s first ever individual low medalist honors…Led her team to a repeat State Championship as a sophomore in 2019 earning her second consecutive medalist honor…Was named team MVP in both 2018 and 2019…Led her team to its third-straight State Championship and her third individual low medalist honor as a senior in 2021 (2020 season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic)…Played on the Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association Junior/Senior All-Star Team…Named the 2021 Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association Player of the Year for Public 1 A.

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREEER

Had four top-5 finishes on the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour in 2018…Named the Georgia PGA Junior Girls Player of the Year in 2018…Was the 2018 Georgia PGA UGA Junior Classic Champion…Was the 2018 Georgia PGA Summer Series Champion at East Lake…Was the 2019 Peggy Kirk Bell Golf Tour Eagle Classic Champion as well as the 2019 SJGT Georgia Club Junior Classic Champion…Was the 2020 PKBGT Peachtree City Classic Champion…Was runner-up at the PKGBT National Tournament of Champions in December 2020…Had a pair of SJGT tournament victories in the summer of 2021…Was runner-up at the 94th Women’s Western Junior in June 2021.

PERSONAL

Parents are Carolyn and Kevin Scheck…Has a younger sister, Kelli…Currently enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate studies.

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JUNIOR

VICTORIA TIP-AUCHA

2021-22 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Competed in three events with a 76.22 stroke average and one top-10 finish.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Sandwiched a 1-over, 73, between a pair of 1-under, 71, rounds to finish tied for 9th at 1-under, 215, her best career finish.

2020-21 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Competed in all six tournaments, finishing the year with a 76.67 stroke average.

UCF Challenge (1/31-2/2): Opened the season with a strong showing in her first collegiate event...Finished tied for 47th with an 8-over (72-76-76-224) score. Pinetree Women’s Collegiate (3/22-23): Carded back-to-back even-par rounds to close out the tournament...Climbed 29 spots for her highest career finish in a tie for 15th at 8-over (80-72-72-224).

HIGH SCHOOL/AMATEUR CAREEER

High School:

Was a 2020 graduate and four year member of the women’s golf team at the Shrewsbury International School in Bangkok, Thailand...Finished her high school career with 14 top-5 finishes including 10 individual victories...Had a career-year as a sophomore with four individual victories and a personal best 18-hole score of 5-under, 67...Won the 47th VSGA Junior Girls’ Championship in 2016 for the 18 and under age group. Shot a course record 6-under, 67, in the final round...Had four AJGA top-5 finishes including a firstplace finish at the 2016 AJGA Junior All-Star...Was the first and only girl to play on the MENA (Middle East & North Africa) tour as an amateur. Finished T42nd in the 139-player field at the Mahasamutr Masters.

Major: Biology

PERSONAL

Full name is Victoria Veeda Tip-Aucha...Parents are Kate and Vee Tip-Aucha…Majoring in biology.

Top Career Finishes

SENIOR+

Height: 5-6

Hometown: Canonsburg, Pa.

High School: Canon-McMillian

Major: advertising and public relations

TAYLOR WALLER

2021-22 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Competed in all 11 events this season with a 76.21 stroke average.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Finished tied for 30th at 6-over, 222. Evie Odom Invitational (10/3-10/5): Fired a career-best 1-under, 69, in the final round finishing the week tied for 24th at 7-over, 217, he best collegiate finish. UNF Collegiate (3/7-3/8): Opened the week with a 1-under, 71, in the first round, finishing the week tied for 33rd at 9-over, 225.

2020-21 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a WGCA All-American Scholar.

Season: Competed in four events, totalling 12 rounds with a 78.17 stroke average.

Indiana Invitational (4/17-18): Had her strongest showing of the season finishing the tournament with a 1-over, 73, for her low round of the year.

2019-20 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Competed in two events and registered an 80.50 stroke average in six rounds...Season shortened and no championship held due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/21-22): Finished tied for 55th as she improved each round...Finished the tournament with a career-best 6-over, 78, in final round.

2018-19 • FRESHMAN SEASON Redshirt Season

JUNIOR/AMATEUR CAREER

Graduated from Canon-McMillian High School in 2018…Played four years as a member of the golf team earning 2018 MVP honors…Was an Esmark High School All-American in 2016…Finished top-three in backto-back years at the Bill Dickey Minority Golf Tournament (2016, 2017).

PERSONAL

Full name Taylor Waller...Parents are Anne and Lou Waller…Has a younger brother, Elliott, and an older sister, Lauren…Lauren graduated in 2019 after winning four letters as a member of the Penn State women’s golf team from 2015-19…Majoring in advertising and public relations.

Waller’s Career Statistics

Best Career Rounds

Top Career Finishes

SENIOR+

Height: 5-6

Hometown: Eaton, Ohio High School: Eaton

Major: corporate innovation and entrepreneurship

SARAH WILLIS

Career Notes & Records

Career: Set a 54-hole Penn State program record as a freshman posting an 11-under, 205, to secure medalist honors at the 2018 Nittany Lion Invitational...Along with her lone tournament victory, has five top-10s, and a pair of top-five finishes in her career.

Season: Her 73.50 stroke average as a freshman (2018-19) and 73.57 as a sophomore (2019-20) rank third and fifth lowest in program history

Event: Recorded career-low 5-under, 67, and 54-hole tournament and Penn State record of 205 at 2018 Nittany Lion Invitational to earn individual medalist honors.

2021-22 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Competed in nine events this season finishing second on the team with a 74.04 stroke average and one top-5 finish.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/4-9/5): Registered her seventh-career top-10 finish and fourth top-5 finish with a 4-under, 212, showing to earn solo fifth place...Carded a new career-low 6-under, 66, during the second round going bogey-free for the lowest 18-hole score in Nittany Lion program history. Cougar Classic (9/13-9/14): Used back-to-back 1-under, 71’s, to finish the tournament at even-par, 216, and tie for 24th position. Boston College Intercollegiate (9/20-9/21): Finished the week tied for 16th at 11-over, 227. Landfall Tradition (10/29-10/31): Carded a final-round 4-under, 68, to climb into a tie for 19th at 1-over, 217. Briar’s Creek Invitational (3/14-3/15): Finished the week tied for 24th at 5-over, 221.

2020-21 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and a WGCA All-American Scholar.

Season: Competed in all six events and registered one top-10 finish and led the team with a 74.22 stroke average over 18 rounds.

Briar’s Creek Invitational (3/15-16): Climbed 40 spots after the opening round to finish tied for 20th at 7-over (8174-68-223) following a final round 4-under, 68. Pinetree Women’s Collegiate (3/22-23): Finished the event 9-over (79-71-75-225) and in a tie for 20th position. Big Ten Championship (4/23-25): Paced the Nittany Lions to their fourthbest finish all-time in the Big Ten Championship, sixth-place, their highest finish since 2014...Finished the tournament tied for sixth at 3-under (75-67-71-213)...Tied her career-low with a 5-under, 67, in the second round...Named to the AllChampionship Team.

2019-20 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors...Named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and a WGCA All-American Scholar.

Season: Competed in all seven events with a pair of top-10 finishes...Averaged 73.57 strokes per 18 holes in 21 rounds of competition...Season shortened and no championship held due to COVID-19 pandemic.

Nittany Lion Invitational (9/21-22): Secured a 13th-place finish at 5-over, 221. Bettie Lou Evans Invitational (9/2729): Had best finish of the fall, tying for second following a pair of rounds under par...Opened the tournament with a 2-under, 70, and concluded with a 1-under, 71, shooting 3-under, 213, the sixth-lowest 54-hole total in Penn State history. Landfall Tradition (10/25-27): Concluded the fall with a 10th place finish shooting 1-under, 215...Opened the tournament with the low-round of the fall carding a 3-under, 69. UCF Challenge (2/2-4): Tied her lowest 54-hold score of the season firing 3-under, 213, to finish tied for 21st...Shot 2-under, 70, and 3-under, 69, her two lowest rounds of the year, during the first and second rounds. Lady Gator Invitational (3/7-8): Finished the season tied for 19th at 10-over (7375-72-220).

2018-19 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Named Big Ten Golfer of the Week (9/26/18)...Named a WGCA All-American Scholar.

Season: Competed in all 11 tournaments with a 73.50 stroke average in 28 rounds and a low-round score of 5-under, 67. Nittany Lion Invitational (9/23-24): Registered three-straight rounds under par en route to the individual championship shooting 68 (4-under), 70 (2-under) and 67 (5-under) to card a tournament-record 11-under, 205, the lowest 54-hole score in Penn State history. Bettie Lou Evans Invitational (10/5-7): Tied for 11th following a bogey-free final round of 3-under, 69. UCF Challenge (2/3-5): Finished with a 3-under, 69, in the final round. Gator Invitational (3/9-10): Registered another 69 (3-under) followed by a 2-under, 70, to finish tied for ninth with a 54-hole total of 2-over, 212. Briar’s Creek Invitational (3/18-19): Finished tied for 26th with a score of 6-over, 222. Big Ten Championship (4/19-21): Finished tied for 42nd with rounds of 73 and 78 at the Par 72 TPC River’s Bend course.

Top Career Finishes

Willis’ Career Statistics

2021-22

Fall 2022

Nittany Lion Invitational

September 4-5 ~ University Park, Pa.

Cougar Classic

September 13-14 ~ Charleston, S.C.

Boston College Intercollegiate

September 20-21~ Canton, Mass.

Evie Odom Invitational

October 3-5 ~ Virginia Beach, Va.

*- Tournament completed as an individual

Landfall Tradition

October 29-31 ~ Wilmington, N.C.

*- Tournament completed as an individual

UCF Challenge

February 6-8 ~ Orlando, Fla.

*- Tournament completed as an individual

2021-22 TOURNAMENT RECAPS

North Florida Collegiate

March 7-8 ~ Jacksonville, Fla.

Briar’s Creek Invitational

March 30 ~ John’s Island, S.C.

*- Tournament completed as an individual

Lady Buckeye Invitational

April 15-16 ~ Colombus, Ohio.

B1G Championships

April 22-24 ~ Pittsburgh, Pa.

Cougar Classic

September 12-13 ~ Hanahan, S.C.

Nittany Lion Invitational

September 17-18 ~ University Park, Pa.

Evie Odom Invitational September 29-October 2 ~ Virginia

*- Tournament completed as an individual

Landfall Tradition

Penn State has hosted the Nittany Lion Invitational 46 times in program history, capturing the title 25 times. Only 17 other schools have claimed the team title. Penn State has won the tournament five times in the last seven years, with the most recent championship in 2022. The last individual medalist for the Nittany Lions was Mathilde Delavallade in 2021.

PENN STATE’S

1974

Julie Smith

1975

Renie Kelleher

1982

Ellen Black

1986

Kirsten Stone

1991

Cathy Gitzendanner

1994

Heather Preston

1995

Laura Hammond

2000

Jamie McClain

2002

Katie Futcher

2005

Maggie Lester

2006

Evelyn Paik

2009

Emily Ransone

2012

Ellen Ceresko

2018

Sarah Willis

2021

Mathilde Delavallade

NITTANY LION INVITATIONAL

PENN STATE’S NITTANY LION INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS & MEDALISTS

* Won playoff hole. ** Third round cancelled due to rain. The tournament name was changed to the Nittany Lion Invitational in 1999: previously, it was called the Lady Lion Invitational.

TEAM AWARDS

MARY KENNEDY-ZIERKE AWARD

The Mary Kennedy-Zierke Award is given to the student-athlete who provides outstanding leadership and dedication as a varsity golfer.

(Mary Kennedy-Zierke was head coach of the Nittany Lions from 1981-91.)

1992 Cathy Gitzendanner

1993 Kirsten Clark

1994 Colleen Scally

1995 Kristen Lindgren

1996 Tina Pentz

1997 Emily Marron

1998 Laura Hammond

1999 Darcy Issac

2000 Sara Doell

2001 Jame McClain

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Katie Futcher

2004 Amber Weinerth

2005 Lauren Lundy

2006 Lauren Lundy

2007 Christin Pacacha

2008 Christin Pacacha

2009 Brianna Malcolmson

2010 Giulia Carando

2011 Emily Ransone

2012 Giulia Carando

2013 Christina Vosters

2014 Christina Vosters

2015 Ellen Ceresko

2016 The Team

2017 Cara Basso

2018 Maddy Herr

2019 Jackie Rogowicz

2020 Sarah Willis

2021 Megan McLean

2022 Sarah Willis

PAM NICHOLSON AWARD (Most Improved Player)

(Nicholson played for Penn State from 1988-1991. She passed away in an accident in May 1998.)

1999 Jamie McClain

2000 Meagan Martin Traci Richardson

2001 Kelly Kephart

2002 Keri Dugan

2003 Katie Futcher

2004 Lauren Lundy

2005 Courtney Gagnon

2006 Maggie Lester

2007 Megan Padua

2008 Christin Pacacha

2010 Gia Fanelli

2011 Given to the entire Team

2012 Emily Ransone

2013 Ellen Ceresko

2014 Grace Chung

2015 Erin Michel

2016 Kate Granahan

2017 Kate Granahan

2018 Megan McLean

2019 Megan McLean

2020 Olivia Zambruno

2021 Taylor Waller

2022 Taylor Waller

HONORS AND AWARDS

IRON LION AWARD

(The Iron Lion is awarded for outstanding dedication, raising the bar toward optimal Health and Fitness.)

2014 Katlyn Elliott

2015 Elyse Archambault

2016 Ariana Coyle Diez

2017 Meghan Coleman

2018 Cara Basso

2019 Taylor Waller

2020 Taylor Waller

2021 Sarah Willis

2022 Isha Dhruva

KATIE FUTCHER

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

(Introduced in 1999, renamed in 2011. Awarded for demonstrating outstanding Athletic and Academic Performance.)

Murphy

Victoria Arena

2009-10 Brianna Malcolmson

Katherine Murphy

2010-11 Ellen Ceresko

Christina Vosters

2011-12 Elyse Archambault

Christina Vosters

2012-13 Elyse Archambault

Ellen Ceresko

2013-14 Elyse Archambault

Ellen Ceresko

Grace Chung

2014-15 Elyse Archambault

Ellen Ceresko

Grace Chung

Halley Morell

2015-16 Cara Basso

Jackie Rogowicz

Lauren Waller

Grace Chung

Halley Morell

2016-17 Cara Basso

Jackie Rogowicz

Lauren Waller

2017-18 Cara Basso

Jackie Rogowicz

Kamerine Taylor

Lauren Waller

Maddy Herr

2018-19 Cara Basso

Jackie Rogowicz

Lauren Waller

Sarah Willis

2019-20 Mathilde Delavallade

Maddy Herr

Megan McLean

Sarah Willis

2020-21 Mathilde Delavallade

Isha Dhruva

NATIONAL AWARDS

ALL-AMERICANS

Taylor Waller

Sarah Willis

2021-22 Mathilde Delavallade

Isha Dhruva

Taylor Waller

Sarah Willis

REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

1991 Denise St. Pierre

Mid-Atlantic/East Region

CONFERENCE AWARDS

ALL-BIG TEN

1994 Sherri McDonald

1996 Laura Hammond

1999 Laura Hammond

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Katie Futcher

2006 Maggie Lester

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR

2008-09 Brianna Malcolmson, Katherine Murphy, Kellie Gustas, Victoria Arena

2009-10 Katherine Murphy, Victoria Arena

2010-11 Victoria Arena

2012-13 Ellen Ceresko, Erin Michel, Elyse Archambault, Christina Vosters

2013-14 Ellen Ceresko, Grace Chung, Elyse Archambault, Christina Vosters

2014-15 Elyse Archambault, Ellen Ceresko

2015-16 Halley Morel

2016-17 Cara Basso, Jackie Rogowicz, Kamerine Taylor, Lauren Waller

2017-18 Lauren Waller

2018-19 Jackie Rogowicz, Kamerine Taylor, Lauren Waller

2019-20 Maddy Herr, Megan McLean, Taylor Waller, Sarah Willis, Olivia Zambruno

2020-21 Mathilde Delavallade, Isha Dhruva, Lauren Freyvogel, Megan McLean, Sarah Willis

2021-22 Mathilde Delavallade, Isha Dhruva, Lauren Freyvogel, Sarah Willis

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

1991-92 Melissa Curry, Kristen Lindgren, Lynne Percival, Martha Wells

1992-93 Melissa Curry, Lynne Percival, Heather Preston, Colleen Scally, Martha Wells

1993-94 Melissa Curry, Jill Finlan, Jill

Hunady, Kristen Lindgren, Claudia Moreno,Tina Pentz, Heather Preston

1994-95 Deborah Danser, Jill Finlan, April Hardisty ,Kristen Lindgren, Claudia Moreno, Tina Pentz

1995-96 Deborah Danser, Jill Finlan, Laura Hammon, April Hardisty,

HONORS AND AWARDS

Claudia Moreno,Tina Pentz, Erin Suvak, Holly Turton

1996-97 Deborah Danser, April Hardisty, Nicole Ruddy, Erin Suvak, Holly Turton

1997-98 Laura Hammond, April Hardisty, Emily Marron, Jamie McClain, Traci Richardson, Nicole Ruddy, Erin Suvak, Holly Turton

1998-99 Laura Hammond, Kelly Kephart, Jamie McClain,Traci Richardson

1999-2000Kelly Kephart, Andrea Lavelle, Jamie McClain, Meghan Mull, Traci Richardson

2000-01 Keri Dugan, Katie Futcher, Kelly Kephart, Andrea Lavelle, Jamie McClain, Meghan Mull

2001-02 Keri Dugan, Katie Futcher, Meghan Mull

2002-03 Keri Dugan, Katie Futcher, Nicole Love, Meghan Mull

2003-04 Courtney Gagnon, Betsy Houseman, Nicole Love, Katrina Wolfe

2004-05 Courtney Gagnon, Betsy Houseman, Tina Kocinski, Nicole Love, Lauren Lundy, Evelyn Paik, Anne Taylor, Katrina Wolfe

2005-06 Courtney Gagnon, Betsy Houseman, Tina Kocinski, Nicole Love, Lauren Lundy, Christin Pacacha, Megan Padua, Evelyn Paik, Katrina Wolfe

2006-07 Sara Lester, Christin Pacacha Megan Padua, Evelyn Paik

2007-08 Katherine Murphy, Christin Pacacha, Megan Padua

2008-09 Victoria Arena, Giulia Carando, Gia Fanelli, Kellie Gustas, Brianna Malcolmson, Katherine Murphy

2009-10 Victoria Arena, Gia Fanelli, Brianna Malcolmson, Katherine Murphy, Dineen Notman

2010-11 Victoria Arena, Gia Fanelli, Courtney Kordes, Jamie Lavin,

Brianna Malcolmson, Dineen Notman, Emily Ransone

2011-12 Jamie Lavin, Emily Ransone, Christina Vosters

2012-13 Elyse Archambault, Ellen Ceresko, Katlyn Elliott, Catherine Herrera, Jamie Lavin, Erin Michel, Emily Ransone, Christina Vosters

2013-14 Elyse Archambault, Ellen Ceresko, Grace Chung, Katlyn Elliott, Catherine Herrera, Erin Michel, Christina Vosters

2014-15 Kendall, Allen, Elyse Archambault, Ellen Ceresko, Grace Chung, Meaghan Coleman, Katlyn Elliott, Kate Granahan, Catherine Herrera, Erin Michel

2015-16 Halley Morell, Grace Chung, Lauren Waller, Cara Basso, Jackie Rogowicz

2016-17 Cara Basso, Jackie Rogowicz, Kamerine Taylor, Lauren Waller

2017-18 Cara Basso, Ashni Dhruva, Maddy Herr, Megan McLean, Jackie Rogowicz, Kamerine Taylor, Lauren Waller

2018-19 Cara Basso, Ashni Dhruva, Maddy Herr, Megan McLean, Jackie Rogowicz, Kamerine Taylor, Lauren Waller, Olivia Zambruno

2019-20 Ashni Dhruva, Maddy Herr, Megan McLean, Taylor Waller, Sarah Willis, Olivia Zambruno

2020-21 Mathilde Delavallade, Isha Dhruva, Lauren Freyvogel, Megan McLean, Taylor Waller, Sarah Willis, Olivia Zambruno

2021-22 Mathilde Delavallade, Isha Dhruva, Lauren Freyvogel, Taylor Waller, Sarah Willis

18 HOLES

INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS

Gator Invitational, 3/9/19

69 Cara Basso

Nittany Lion Invitational, 9/23/18

69 Jackie Rogowicz

Bettie Lou Evans Invitational, 10/6/18

69 Jackie Rogowicz

Blue Hen Invitational,

36 HOLES

INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS

149 Brianna Malcolmson

54 HOLES

18 HOLES

36 HOLES

54 HOLES

72 HOLES

SEASON SCORING AVERAGE LEADERS

YEARLY AVERAGE LEADER

ALL-TIME TITLES

TEAM AWARDS

ALL-TIME BEST AVERAGES

1964-65

Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

1-0

May 4 at Bucknell

June 18 at Gainesville (Fla.)

1965-66

Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

April 25 vs. Bucknell

May 5 vs. Lock Haven

May 27 at

June 18-25 at Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament

1966-67

Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

1-1-1

May 3-4 at Centenary College

May 16 at Bucknell

May 27 vs. Ohio State

June 17-23 at Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament

1967-68

Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

1-1

May 3-4 Eastern College Golf Tournament

May 7 at Bucknell

May 10 vs. George Washington

May 16 at SUNY-Brockport

1968-69

Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

4-1-1

June

vs. DGWS National Intercollegiate Golf Champ.

1969-70

Head Coach: Barbara Sanford

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1971-72

Oct.

Head

Annette Thompson

Head

1972-73

1970-71

Head Coach: Barbara Sanford

Head

1973-74

1974-75

Head Coach: Annette Thompson

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1978-79

1975-76

Head Coach: Annette Thompson

Head

1976-77

Head Coach: Annette Thompson

1980-81

Head

1977-78

Head Coach: Annette Thompson

Head

1981-82

Head

Oct.

1982-83

Apr.

1983-84

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy Sept.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1987-88

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy

Assistant Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Sept.

Sept.

Oct. 2-4 James Madison Invite 2nd, 332-319-337-988

Oct. 23-25 Lady Tar Heel Invite 17th, 335-352-335-1022

Mar. 18-20 Peggy Kirk Invitational 9th, 334-355-329-1018

Apr. 1-3 Duke Spring Invite 10th, 341-336-326-1003

Apr. 8-10 UNC-Wilmington Invite 6th, 348-340-331-1019

1984-85

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy

Apr. 15-17 William & Mary Invite 6th, 328-342-344-1014

1988-89

1985-86

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy Assistant

Denise St. Pierre

Head

Assistant

1986-87

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy

Denise St. Pierre Sept.

Apr.

1989-90

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy-Zierke

Assistant

Sept.

Sept. 29-Oct. 1 Spartan Invitational 5th, 334-312-323-969

Oct.

Oct.

Nov.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

Apr.

Apr.

Apr.

332-325-322-979

Apr. 21-23 William & Mary Invite 3rd, 312-332-328-972

1990-91

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy-Zierke

Assistant Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Sept. 7-9 Lady Tar Heel Invite 12th, 315-310-313-930

Sept. 22-24 James Madison Invite 2nd, 303-311-315-929

Sept. 27-29 Michigan State Invitational 1st, 317-308-322

Oct. 5-7 Lady Buckeye Invitational 13th, 332-315-322

Oct. 19-21 ECAC Championship 1st, 320-317-314-951

Mar. 1-3 Central Florida Invitational 15th, 339-334-673

Mar. 11-12 Peggy Kirk Invitational 2nd, 317-322-317-948

Apr. 6-7 Indiana Invitational 6th, 325-333-326-984

Apr. 12-14 Azalea/Seahawk Invite 1st, 318-312-316-946

Apr. 19-21 William & Mary Invitational 1st, 312-313-625

Apr. 27-28 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 314-312-310-936

Mar.

Apr.

1991-92

Head Coach: Mary Kennedy-Zierke

Assistant

Denise St. Pierre

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1995-96

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sherri McDonald

Sept. 2-3 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 320-302-318-940

Sept. 18-19 BYU Invitational 2nd, 311-313-317-941

Sept. 24-25 Northwestern Invite 13th, 344-334-323-1001

Sept. 29-Oct. 1 Lady Northern Invite 9th,

Head

Assistant

1992-93

Denise St. Pierre

Kerry Lee O’Leary

Head

1996-97

Head

1993-94

Denise St. Pierre

Head

320-318-323-961

326-329-655

306-324-325-998

May 5-8 Big Ten Champ. 9th, 331-332-334-326-1323

1994-95

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Sept. 3-4

323-315-312-950

322-316-638

Oct. 2 Michigan Lady Northern 1st, 349-335-684

Oct. 8-9 James Madison Invite 10th, 324-322-343-989

Oct. 22-23 ECAC Championships 2nd, 324-334-315-973

Oct. 29-30 Cougar Invitational 3rd, 309-309-618

Mar. 13-14 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite 3rd, 311-313-303-927

Mar. 31-Apr.2 Duke Invitational 9th, 335-313-319-967

Apr. 14-15 Lady Lion Invitational 2nd, 329-322-651

Apr. 20-21 U. of San Francisco Invite 1st, 323-333-310

May 5-8 Big Ten Champ. 5th, 325-311-312-335 1283

1997-98

Head

1998-99

1999-00

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Gary Korman

Sept. 10-12 Baytree Classic 8th, 314-309-316-939

Sept. 17-19 Lady Northern Invite 7th, 309-322-306-937

Sept. 25-26 Mary Fossum Invite 9th, 321-319-312-952

Oct. 1-3 Nittany Lion Invitational 2nd, 297-292-299-888

Oct. 23-24 ECAC Championships 1st, 312-308-620

Feb. 25-27 Mid-West Classic 14th, 333-348-334-1015

Mar. 24-26 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 11th, 306-316-322-944

April 2-3 Fighting Camel Classic 2nd, 314-322-636

April 22-23 Buckeye Invitational 10th, 333-325-321-979

April 28-30 Big Ten Championship 8th, 300-310-308-1220

May 5-7 NCAA East Regional 20th, 304-319-315-938

2000-01

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Emily Marron

Sept. 8-10 Baytree Classic 2nd, 315-302-298-915

Sept. 29-1 Lady Northern Invite 9th, 322-313-308-943

Oct. 13-15 Nittany Lion Fall Invite 1st, 302-306-302-908

Nov.

Feb.

Mar.

Mar. 26-27

April 6-8 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 14th, 313-309-306-928

April

2001-02

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Emily Marron

Sept. 21-23 Lady Northern Invite 4th, 302-302-294-898

Sept. 29-30 Nittany Lion Fall Invite 1st, 310-299-305-914

Oct. 8-9 Legends Shootout 11th, 296-209-316-921

Feb. 25-26 Carolina Collegiate Classic 5th, 317-314-631

Mar. 4-6 Spartan Invite 11th, 302-320-307-929

Mar. 26-27 Lady Seahawk Invite 8th, 308-312-308-928

April 5-7 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 15th, 315-311-309-935

April 26-28 Big Ten Champ. 8th, 315-306-337-336-1296

2002-03

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Emily Marron

Sept. 13-15 Lady Kat Invite 5th, 303-316-619

Sept. 21-22 Yale Invite 1st, 293-298-591

Sept. 28-29 Lady Northern Invite 2nd, 295-305-298-895

Oct. 5-6 Nittany Lion Invite 1st, 299-304-306-909

Oct. 18-20 Mercedes-Benz 11th, 323-317-303-943

Nov. 1-3 Landfall Tradition 8th, 307-322-308-937

Mar. 10-11 Peggy Kirk Invite 1st, 316-291-607

Mar. 17-18 Waterlefe Invite 3rd, 307-308-297-912

April 12-13 Lady Boilermaker 11th, 317-321-312-950

April 25-27 Big Ten Champ. 11th, 312-309-308-312-1241

May 7-10 NCAA East Regional 13th, 305-306-296-907

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2003-04

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Leighann Rastede

Sept. 15-16 Cougar Fall Intercoll. 13th, 314-311-318-943

Sept. 27-28 Lady Northern Invite T13th, 320-324-323-967

Oct. 11-12 Nittany Lion Invite 2nd, 302-298-301-901

Oct. 19-21 Mercedes-Benz Champ. 15th, 299-304-306-909

Oct. 31-2 Landfall National 10th, 320-310-309-939

Feb. 20-24 Puerto Rico Classic 15th, 324-322-321-967

Mar. 5-12 Peggy Kirk Bell 5th, 324-318-312-954

April 9-11 Bonnie Hoover Invite T5th, 303-314-314-931

April 23-25 Big Ten Champ. T9th, 313-319-316-318-1266

2004-05

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Leighann Rastede

Sept. 11-12 Lady Northern Invite 11th, 310-316-320-946

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Feb.

Mar.

Apr.

323-322-304-949

Apr. 16-17 Lady Buckeye 10th, 321-315-326-962

Apr. 29-May 1 Big Ten Championship 11th, 313-324-348-985

2005-06

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Oct. 21-23

Oct.

Mar.

Apr.

Apr.

Apr.

Apr.

2006-07

303-302-299-311-1215

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 16-17 Lady Northern Invite 9th, 314-309-315-938

Sept. 22-24 Nittany Lion Invite 1st, 314-307-306-927

Oct. 13-15 Mercedes-Benz Champ. 12th, 310-305-305-920

Oct. 27-29 Landfall Tradition 12th, 316-327-324-967

Mar. 5-6 Pinehurst Challenge T13th, 337-311-648

Mar. 16-17 Longhorn Invitational 14th, 316-322-333-971

Mar. 24-25 William and Mary Invite 8th, 325-317-642

Apr. 9-10 Indiana Invitational 14th, 327-312-639

Apr. 21-22 Lady Buckeye Invite 10th, 335-314-327-976

Apr. 27-29 Big Ten Champ. 10th, 327-321-211-312-1275

2007-08

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 10-11 Cougar Classic 19th, 302-327-310-939

Sept. 22-23 Lady Northern 12th, 314-310-309-933

Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Nittany Lion Invite 3rd, 312-309-314-935

Oct. 8-10 Edean Ihlanfeldt 16th, 331-312-320-963

Oct. 26-28 Landfall Tradition 11th, 325-308-310-943

Mar. 9-11 Pinehurst Challenge T18th, 324-322-316-962

Mar. 28-30 Bryan National Collegiate 18th, 335-341-331-1007

April 7-8 Indiana Invitational 14th, 325-315-316-956

April 19-20 Lady Buckeye 6th, 313-319-314-946

April 25-27 Big Ten Champ. 10th, 305-308-311-312-1236

2008-09

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 7 Bucknell Invite 1st, 313-297-610

Sept. 13-14 Nittany Lion Invite 2nd, 308-306-307-921

Sept. 20-21 Princeton Invite 8th, 317-322-639

Sept. 29 Badger Invite 10th, 310-312-314-936

Oct. 4-5 Hawkeye Intercollegiate T11th, 325-313-321-959

Oct. 18-19

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2011-12

Sept.

Head

Assistant

Denise St. Pierre

305-294-599

Oct. 10-11 Lady Northern T8th, 312-311-302-925

Oct. 17-18 Hoosier Fall Invitational T6th, 305-315-308-928

Feb. 12-14 Lady Puerto Rico Classic T15th, 321-308-315-944

Mar. 9-11 Rio Verde Invitational 4th, 310-294-307-911

Mar. 19-20 Pinehurst Challenge T5th, 305-288-299-892

Apr. 21-22 Lady Buckeye 10th, 324-329-311-964

2012-13

312-313-338-963

Mar. 9-10 JMU Eagle Landing Invite 7th, 305-305-301-911

Mar.

April

April

311-320-631

304-316-298-918

310-319-321-950

April 24-26 Big Ten Champ. 11th, 329-321-336-317-1303

2009-10

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 18-19 Lady Paladin Invite 12th, 316-322-638

Sept. 27-28 Lady Northern Invite 14th, 314-316-321-951

Oct. 3-4 Nittany Lion Invite 2nd, 305-313-307-925

Oct. 12-13 Spider Invite 4th, 318-297-615

Feb. 7-9 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 16th, 319-320-322-961

Mar. 5-7 Rio Verde Invite 15th, 317-319-322-958

Mar. 13-14 Low Country Intercollegiate 8th, 327-312-639

April 5-6 Canes & Cardinal Classic 8th, 318-319-307-944

April 17-18 Lady Buckeye Invite 11th, 338-336-320-994

April 23-25 Big Ten Champ. 10th, 304-305-309-324-1242

2010-11

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Fred Jefferson

Sept. 12-14 Cougar Classic

Sept. 20-21

Sept.

Oct.

Feb.

Mar.

Head

297-309-303-909

305-306-304-915

2013-14

Head

306-308-311-925

2014-15

Denise St. Pierre Assistant

Head

2015-16

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2019-20

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Apr.

Apr.

2016-2017

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

Volunteer Coach: Katie Futcher

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Feb.27-Mar.

Mar.

Mar.

Apr.

Apr.

2017-18

Sept. 9-10 Cougar Classic 15th, 299-299-300

Sept. 21-22 Nittany Lion Invitational 2nd, 296-291-289-876

Sept. 27-29 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational 3rd, 287-293-295-875

Oct. 25-27 Landfall Tradition 15th, 296-302-301-899

Feb. 2-4 UCF Challenge 9th, 290-289-295-874

Mar. 2-3 Hurricane Invitational 10th, 314-311-298-923

Mar. 7-8 Lady Gator International T-4th, 298-292-289-879

*remainder of the 2020 Spring season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic.

2020-21

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

Jan. 31-Feb. 2 UCF Challenge 12th, 284-306-301

Feb. 21-23 Florida

Mar.

Mar.

Apr.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Oct. 21-22

Feb.

Mar.

291-301-300-892

288-298-292-878

2021-22

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

296-294-298-888

287-287-292-866

302-298-289-889

298-306-604

303-295-290-888

2018-19

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Andy Breon

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Feb.

March

March

Apr.

Apr.

Fall 2022

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Sept.

Sept.

Apr. 1-2 Memphis Intercollegiate 1st, 292-274-288-854

Apr. 19-21 Big Ten Championship 11th, 307-288-595

Head

Assistant

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

(since the program began in 1964-65)