2012-13 SDSU Golf Media Guide

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2012-13 Men’s & Women’s Golf

Hudson Carpenter

Lukas Davison

Myranda Dunmire

Greg Fehrman

Morgan Fitts

Amber Houser

Brianna Janu

Miles Knutsen

Michaela Kouri

Sydney MacDonald

Joey Pickels

Alli Plath

Dillon Schultz

Austin “AC” Sitter

David Smith

Brian Wynia

Jared Baszler

Junior Stillwater, Minn.

Sophomore Northfield, Minn.

Freshman Yuma, Ariz.

Junior Fargo, N.D.

Freshman Glenwood, Minn.

Sophomore Onalaska, Wis.

R.S. Senior Sioux Falls, S.D.

Sophomore Palmdale, Calif.

Freshman San Jose, Calif.

Sophomore Springfield, Minn.

Head Coach

Senior Rothschild, Wis.

Freshman Sioux Falls, S.D.

Freshman Sioux Falls, S.D.

Eric Hodgson

Graduate Assistant Coach

Senior Brookings, S.D.

Freshman Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Senior Plymouth, S.D.

Table of Contents SEASON INFORMATION..................................................................................................................2-5 • Coaches............................................................................................................................................2-3 • Home Meets........................................................................................................................................ 4 • New Facility........................................................................................................................................ 5 JACKRABBIT MEN’S BIOGRAPHIES............................................................................................6-14 • Greg Fehrman...................................................................................................................................... 7 • David Smith......................................................................................................................................... 8 • Brian Wynia......................................................................................................................................... 9 • Hudson Carpenter.............................................................................................................................. 10 • Lukas Davison................................................................................................................................... 11 • Dillon Schultz.................................................................................................................................... 12 • Miles Knutsen/ Joey Pickels ............................................................................................................. 13 • Austin “A.C.” Sitter........................................................................................................................... 14 • Fall 2012 Men’s Results.................................................................................................................... 15 JACKRABBIT WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES...................................................................................16-22 • Morgan Fitts...................................................................................................................................... 17 • Myranda Dunmire............................................................................................................................. 18 • Amber Houser................................................................................................................................... 19 • Alli Plath............................................................................................................................................ 20 • Brianna Janu/ Michaela Kouri........................................................................................................... 21 • Sydney MacDonald........................................................................................................................... 22 • Fall 2012 Women’s Results............................................................................................................... 23 2011-12 RECAPS..............................................................................................................................24-30 • Men’s Results...............................................................................................................................25-27 • Women’s Results..........................................................................................................................28-30 JACKRABBIT RECORD BOOK.....................................................................................................31-40 • Men’s Team Records......................................................................................................................... 32 • Men’s Individual Records............................................................................................................33-34 • Men’s Career Statistics...................................................................................................................... 35 • Women’s Team Records.................................................................................................................... 36 • Women’s Individual Records.......................................................................................................37-38 • Women’s Career Statistics................................................................................................................. 39 • Men’s and Women’s Awards............................................................................................................. 40 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY.......................................................................................41-49 • About SDSU.................................................................................................................................42-44 • Academics......................................................................................................................................... 45 • Administration..............................................................................................................................46-47 • The Summit League.....................................................................................................................48-49 • Fall 2012 Individual Statistics........................................................................................................... 50

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Coaches Head Coach Jared Baszler

Jared Baszler (pronounced BAYZ-ler) enters his tenth season as head coach of both the men’s and women’s golf teams at South Dakota State University. After coaching on a part-time basis for five years, Baszler was promoted to a full-time position on Aug. 5, 2008.

Baszler has taken the Jackrabbit golf program to new heights in recent years with the addition of two home tournaments to the schedule and a brand new, $67,000 indoor golfing room.

The Jackrabbit Invitational started in 2010 at the Primm Valley Golf Club in Primm, Nev. Comprised of two courses, the venue has been perfect for the Jacks and other schools in the northern part of the U.S. looking for an early spring tournament.

A new addition to the schedule

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in 2012 was the Jackrabbit Fall Invitational, which became the first Division I golf event ever held in South Dakota. The field consisted of state and regional schools who don’t get many opportunities to golf in the places many of them grew up.

During winter break of the 2012-13 school year, the putting and chipping area of the new indoor golf room was completed.

Installed by SynLawn, the green is 48 by 20 feet and takes up most of the new golfing room.

The other phase of the indoor facility came much sooner than expected as the Foresight Sports golf simulator was installed in early March 2013. The system features a launch monitor, a portable black box which can be used indoors or out on the course. The monitor tracks club head speed, carry distance, angle of attack, ball spin, etc. It keeps data for every swing for every golfer and used for later analysis -- pretty much like watching game film for golfers.

The updates to the indoor facilities usher in a new era for SDSU golf. Instead of being shut down during the cold winter months, golfers now have access to a variety of courses and a driving range even while the snow piles

up outside.

Baszler earned Midwest Conference medalist honors two times (1999 and 2002) during his collegiate playing career at Grinnell College (Iowa). He also earned team most valuable player honors three times (1999, 2000 and 2002), before earning a bachelor’s degree in computer science in 2002. During his prep career at De Smet High School, Baszler qualified for the state Class B tournament five times, earning runner-up honors as a freshman.

Baszler helped lead De Smet to the Class B state team title his junior year, while also competing on three state runner-up team.

Baszler and his wife Ashley have one son, Jack, who was born in 2011.

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Coaches Graduate Assistant Eric Hodgson

The new graduate assistant coach for the men’s and women’s golf teams is Eric Hodgson. He was a late addition to the program in the fall of 2012 after previous GA Rachel Hanigan accepted a highlysought after golf management position in Arizona.

The Marietta, Ga., native brings with him four years of collegiate

golf experience and a broad range of knowledge when it comes to college golf, swing mechanics and academics.

After spending his first two years at Young Harris College where he posted a 73.3 scoring average, Hodgson transferred to University of the Cumberlands (Ky.). He consistently held a top-five roster spot and helped Cumberlands with nine straight conference titles while holding down a top-five ranking in the NAIA. His work in the classroom earned him two Academic All-America honors and he was also a two-time Academic AllConference selection.

Hodgson graduated from the University of the Cumberlands in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and minor in political science.

2012-13 Roster WOMEN

MEN Name Hudson Carpenter Lukas Davison Greg Fehrman Miles Knutsen Joey Pickels* Dillon Schultz Austin “AC” Sitter David Smith Brian Wynia

Year Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Sr.

Hometown Stillwater, Minn.

Fargo, N.D. Rothschild, Wis. Orono, Minn.

Yuma, Ariz.

Springfield, Minn.

Sioux Falls, S.D. Plymouth, Minn.

Sioux Falls, S.D.

SDSU Quick Facts School Information

Location: Brookings, SD Founded: February 21, 1881 Enrollment: 12,725 (fall 2012) Colors: Blue and Yellow Nickname: Jackrabbits Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: The Summit League President: Dr. David Chicoine Alma Mater, Year: SDSU, 1969 Director of Athletics: Justin Sell Alma Mater, Year: Bowling Green, 1991

Sports Information

Sports Information Director/ Asst.

Athletic Director: Jason Hove Office Phone: (605) 688-4623 E-mail: Jason.Hove@sdstate.edu

Asst. SID: Ryan Sweeter

Office Phone: (605) 688-4822 E-mail: Ryan.Sweeter@sdstate.edu

Student Intern: Shane Koob E-mail: spkoob@gmail.com

General Information

Mailing Address: SDSU Box 2820, Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center, Brookings, SD 57006-1497 Overnight Address: 11th Street & 16th Avenue, Brookings, SD 57006-1497 Fax Number: (605) 688-5999 Main Office: (605) 688-5625 Ticket Office: 1-866-GO-JACKS Website: GoJacks.com

Name Myranda Dunmire Morgan Fitts Amber Houser Briana Janu Michaela Kouri Sydney MacDonald Alli Plath

Year So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So.

Hometown Palmdale, Calif.

Brookings, S.D. Northfield, Minn.

Glenwood, Minn.

Sioux Falls, S.D. Calgary, Alberta, Canada Onalaska, Wis.

*-left team after fall season

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Home Events 2013 Jackrabbit Invitational

Photo courtesy of Primm Valley Golf Club

Course Information -Opened: Lakes-Feb. ‘97, Desert-May ‘98 -Designed by Tom Fazio -Recipients of the 2008-09 Golf Digest “Best Places to Play” 4-1/2 Star Award

Teams - South Dakota State (M & W) - North Dakota State (M & W) - U. of North Dakota (M & W) - Youngstown State (M & W) - Oakland (Mich.) U. (M & W) - Southern Illinois (M & W) - Drake (M & W) - Creighton (M & W) - Arkansas State (M & W) - Air Force (M) - Idaho (M) - Weber State (M) - Illinois State (M) - Augustana College (M) - Houston Baptist (W) - Eastern Washington (W) - Montana State (W) - Western Illinois (W)

March 11-12, 2013 Primm Valley Golf Club (Primm, Nev.) Men: Desert Course, 7,131 yards, par 72 Women: Lakes Course, 6,945 yards, par 71 2012 Jackrabbit Fall Invitational Teams - South Dakota State (M & W) - North Dakota State (M & W) - U. of Northern Iowa (M & W) - U. of South Dakota (M & W) - U. of Nebraska-Omaha (M & W) - Augustana College (M & W) - U. of Sioux Falls (M & W) - U. of North Dakota (M) - Creighton (W)

Photo courtesy of golfdigest.com

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Sept. 30-Oct.1, 2012 Minnehaha Country Club (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Founded: 1905 Men: 6,424 yards, par 70 Women: 5,865 yards, par 71

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New Indoor Facility

The SynLawn putting and chipping area in the new golf room on the south side of Frost Arena.

Freshman Miles Knutsen getting ready to try out the new Foresight Sports simulator.

Jacks get new home for winter Being an upper-Midwest school with a golf program can be tough.

“We used to basically shut down for two months out of the year. Two hitting mats and a simple net gets boring,” head coach Jared Baszler said.

Thanks to a new $67,000 indoor facility on the south side of Frost Arena, not anymore.

“One of the first questions a recruit usually asks is how many months a year they can golf (in Brookings). From now on I’m gonna say 12 ... anything you can do outside you can do in here,” Baszler said.

About two years ago, a few of the golfers’ parents approached him and got the ball rolling on fundraising for the project. He rounded up support from former Jackrabbit golfers, alumni, other parents of current golfers and just about anyone that ever had any connection to the SDSU golf program.

The first phase of the Jacks’ new facility was the 900 square-foot (48 x 20 feet) putting and chipping area. After $35,000 and some good old-fashioned labor (a wall had to be knocked out), phase one was completed over winter break. SynLawn, an artificial grass company, installed the indoor putting green in less than two days.

Freshman Miles Knutsen takes his first swings on the new simulator.

One of the biggest advantages of the simulator is the ‘launch monitor’, a portable black box which can be used indoors or out on the course and keeps data on every swing of every golfer for later analysis. Like watching film for golfers, the launch monitor records data such as club head speed, carry distance, angle of attack, ball spin, etc. The launch monitor and simulator setup were purchased from Foresight Sports - a leader in the launch monitor sector of the golf industry.

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Player Biographies

SDSU Men

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Greg Fehrman Senior Business Rothschild, Wis.

Schofield D.C. Everest H.S.

2011-12 (Junior): Competed in all 11 events and compiled a scoring average of 76.54 in 26 rounds ... recorded one Top-10 finish and two Top-25 finishes ... best finish was tied for seventh at the Summit League Championships where he fired a 213 (70-73-70), including season lows for 36-hole (143) and 54-hole (213) scores ... shot a season low 18-hole score of 68 at the Jackrabbit Invitational ... currently sits in ninth place in school history for career scoring average with a score of 76.73 2010-11 (Sophomore): Competed in nine events and compiled a scoring average of 76.88 in 25 rounds ... best finish was tied for 18th at the Fairway Club Invitational where he shot season lows in 18hole (73) and 36-hole (148) scores ... recorded his best 54-hole score of 224 at the Jackrabbit Invitational ... recorded one other Top-25 fin-

ish at the Beu/Mussatto where he finished tied for 22nd 2009-10 (Freshman): Competed in five events and carded a scoring average of 76.80 in 15 rounds ... tied for 19th at the Hawkeye Invitational (Iowa) scoring a 222 (73-7673), his lowest 54-hole score of the season ... competed at The Summit League Championships and finished in a tie for 28th place shooting a 233 (75-79-79).

Before SDSU: A four-time letterwinner in golf ... three-time all-Valley Conference selection ... all-state

in 2008 after winning the Wisconsin Division I Regional Tournament, taking third at the Wisconsin Division I Sectional Tournament and tying for 14th at the Wisconsin Division I State High School Tournament ... won the Division I Regional and the conference meet in 2007 ... second at conference meet in 2006 ... placed 11th in the American Junior Golf Association Junior at Wenatchee and tied for 21st at the AJGA Las Vegas Junior in 2008 ... tied for third at the 2009 AJGA Rush Creek.

Career Statistics Year Events 2009-10 5 2010-11 9 2011-12 11 Totals 25

Rounds Strokes 15 1,152 25 1,922 26 1,990 66 5,064

Average Low-18 Low-36 76.80 73 (2) 149 76.88 73 (2) 148 76.54 68 143 76.74 68 143

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 222 0 1 224 0 2 213 1 2 213 1 5

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David Smith Senior Biochemistry Plymouth, Minn. robbinsdale Cooper H.S.

2011-12 (Junior): Competed in all 11 events and compiled a scoring average of 75.42 in 26 rounds ... recorded three Top-25 finished with two of them being Top-10 finishes (seventh best in school history for a season) ... best finish was tied for first at the Kansas Invitational where he fired a 214 (68-72-72), the best individual for an SDSU golfer since Trent Peterson won the Beu/Mussatto Invitational ... carded season lows at the Kansas Invitational for 18-hole (68), 36-hole (140) and 54-hole (214) scores ... finished tied for eighth at the Battle at the Tetons with a score of 217 (70-73-74) ... currently sits in fourth place for Top-10 finishes in a career with five, sixth place for Top-25 finishes in a career with eight and his career scoring average of 76.04 is the sixth best in school history 2010-11 (Sophomore): Competed in ten events and compiled a scoring average of 74.96 in 28 rounds ... best finish was tied for fourth at the Bill Cullum Invitational where he shot season lows in 18-hole (65), 36-hole (141) and 54hole (213) scores ... scoring average of 74.96 lead the team in 2010-11 and is

the eighth best season scoring average in school history ... 18-hole score of 65 is tied for first in Jackrabbit men’s D-I history ...

2009-2010 (Freshman): Competed in six events and tallied a 78.76 scoring average in 17 rounds ... best tournament was the Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) where he finished in a tie for 14th place carding a season best 218 (74-71- 73) ... shot the team low 36- hole score (145), and 54-hole score (218) at the Fairway Club Invitational ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition ... won the Minnesota State Public Links Championship.

Before SDSU: Qualified for a pair of United States Golf Association events,

including the prestigious U.S. Amateur at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. ... also qualified for the U.S. Amateur Public Links at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla. ... tied for 12th at 2009 Minnesota State Public Links Championship ... a six-time letterwinner in golf, was the North Suburban Conference medalist in 2008 ... four-time all-conference pick ... in 2008, posted four top-10s at national junior tournaments, including a win at the Future Collegians World Tour The Ridge at Castle Pines Open ... ... in 2009, tied for second at AJGA John Deere Classic (7274- 66-212) and tied for ninth at AJGA Rush Creek (71-77-75-223) ... National Honor Society member.

Career Statistics Year Events 2009-10 6 2010-11 10 2011-12 11 Totals 27

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Rounds Strokes 17 1,339 28 2,099 26 1,961 71 5,399

Average Low-18 Low-36 78.76 71 145 74.96 65 141 75.42 68 140 76.38 65 140

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 218 0 1 213 3 4 214 2 3 213 5 8

Best T-14th T-4th T-1st T-1st

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Brian Wynia Redshirt Senior Pre-med/Biology Sioux Falls, S.D. Roosevelt H.S.

2011-12: Sat out season to focus on academics and the MCAT 2010-11 (Junior): Competed in seven events and compiled a scoring average of 77.55 in 20 rounds ... best finish was tied for 13th at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate ... set season lows at the Jackrabbit Invitational 18-hole (71), 36-hole (149) and 54-hole (220) scores ... recorded one other Top-25 finish at the Jim Colbert Intercollegiate (tied for 24th) ... ranks ninth in career rounds played in Jackrabbit men’s D-I history with 52 ... ranks ninth in career scoring average with an average of 78.19 2009-10 (Sophomore): Competed in eight events and tallied a scoring average of 78.63 in 22 rounds ... best finish was a tie for 7th at the Jackrabbit Invitational shooting a season low 220 (78-73-69) ... competed at The Summit League Championships and scored a 241

(82-85-74) and finished in a tie for 43rd place... earned academic allSummit League recognition.

2008-09 (Freshman): Competed in four events, posting a scoring average of 78.5 in 10 rounds ... had a season-best finish of 14th while competing as an individual at the Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake), where he shot 236 (84-7577) ... carded a season-low 54-hole score of 229 at the Kansas Fall Invitational ... earned academic allSummit League recognition.

Before SDSU: Four-year letterwinner at Sioux Falls Roosevelt

High School ... at the South Dakota Class AA state high school tournament, placed sixth as a senior, third as a junior and 11th as a sophomore ... all-tournament team at state meet as a junior and senior ... academic all-state as a sophomore, junior and senior ... during the summer of 2008, made it to the semifinals at the South Dakota Golf Association Match Play Championship, tied for fourth at the SDGA Boys Junior Championship and tied for eighth at the SDGA Men’s Amateur Championship.

Career Statistics Year Events 2008-09 4 2009-10 8 2010-11 7 Totals 19

Rounds Strokes 10 785 22 1,730 20 1,551 52 4,066

Average Low-18 Low-36 78.50 74 150 78.63 73 151 77.50 71 149 78.21 71 149

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 229 0 1 220 1 1 220 1 1 220 2 3

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Hudson Carpenter Junior Business Economics Stillwater, Minn.

Stillwater Area H.S.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Competed in all 11 events and compiled a scoring average of 74.23 in 26 rounds, the fourth best single season scoring average in school history ... recorded five Top-25 finishes (fifth best in school history) and two Top-10 finishes ... best finish was third at the Jackrabbit Invitational where he recorded season lows for 18-hole (67), 36-hole (138) and 54-hole (209) scores ... 18-hole score of 67 and 54-hole score of 209 were the third best in school history, while the 36-hole score of 138 is the second best in school history ... finished tied for fifth at the Bill Ross Intercollegiate with a score of 217 (71-7670) ...currently sits fifth for Top-10 finishes in a career with three and sixth for Top-25 finishes in a career with eight ... career scoring average of 75.28 is the third best in school history ... was named to the second team all-league squad

2010-11 (Freshman): Competed in all ten events and compiled a scoring average of 76.25 in 28 rounds ... best finish was second place (best individual finish for the Jackrabbits all season) at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational where he tied his season-low 36-hole score of 144 ... set seasonlow marks at the Jackrabbit Invitational for 18-hole (70), tied 36-hole (144) and 54-hole (214) scores ... recorded 2 other top-25 finishes at the Bill Cullum Invitational (T-17th) and the Jackrabbit Invitational (T-18th) Before SDSU: Finished tied for 14th at the 2010 Minnesota state tourna-

ment... finished tied for fourth at the 2010 State Junior Boys Championship... finished third of 78 at the National PGA Junior Series Tournament ArborLinks... was named to the Twin Cities Suburban East All-Conference team, the Minnesota All-State team and was the the top-ranked golfer in Minnesota in 2009... medaled in six of 10 starts during the 2009 season... finished tied for fifth at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Regional Qualifier... was a member of the John Means’ Academy of Champions... had a scoring average of 73 in 2009 and 74.8 in 2008

Career Statistics Year Events 2010-11 10 2011-12 11 Totals 21

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Rounds Strokes 28 2,135 26 1,930 54 4,065

Average Low-18 Low-36 76.25 70 144 (2) 74.23 67 138 75.24 67 138

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 214 1 3 209 2 5 209 3 8

Best 2nd 3rd 2nd

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Lukas Davison Junior Education Fargo, N.D. Fargo South H.S.

2011-12 (Sophomore): Competed in seven events and compiled a scoring average of 78.38 in 21 rounds ... best finish was tied for 30th at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational where he carded a 229 (80-80-69), including a season low 18-hole score of 69 ... shot season lows for 36-hole (149) and 54-hole (225) at the Jackrabbit Invitational ... shot rounds of 73, 81 and 74 at the Summit League Championships ... competed as an individual in five of seven events.

2010-11 (Freshman): Competed in four events and compiled a scoring average of 78.45 in 11 rounds ... best finish was tied for 30th at the Jackrabbit Invitational ... set season lows for 18-hole (72), 36-hole (145) and 54-hole (219) scores at the Jackrabbit Invitational.

Before SDSU: Davison was a three-time all-state and all-conference performer... helped Fargo

South High School win three North Dakota Team State Championships and three Eastern Dakota Team Conference Championships... won the Eastern Dakota Conference regional meet in back to back years... named the Eastern Dakota Conference Senior Athlete of the Year... led the Eastern Dakota Conference with a 72.5 scoring average in 2010... placed sixth in the American Junior Golf Association

W. Duncan McMillan Classic in Minneapolis, Minn., in 2009... won the Big “I� Insurance Qualifier, tied for second at the USGA Junior Amateur Qualifer, finished third at the Fargo-Moorhead All-City Golf Tournament and finished sixth at the NDGA Stroke Play Amateur Championship... also a member of the National Honor Society.

Career Statistics Year Events 2010-11 4 2011-12 7 Totals 11

Rounds Strokes 11 863 21 1,646 32 2,509

Average Low-18 Low-36 78.45 72 145 78.38 69 149 78.42 69 145

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 219 0 0 225 0 0 219 0 0

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Dillon Schultz Sophomore Agriculture Business Springfield, Minn.

Springfield H.S.

2011-12 (Freshman): Competed in 10 events and compiled a scoring average of 76.28 in 25 rounds ... recorded 4 Top-25 finishes (10th best in school history for a career) ... best finish was tied for 15th at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational where he tallied a 222 (74-70-78) ... shot a season low 18-hole score of 69 in the final round of the Summit League Championships ... shot season lows for 36-hole (142) and 54-hole (219) at the Jackrabbit Invitational Before SDSU: Won the 2009 Class A Minnesota state golf individual championship ... helped his high school win the 2011 team golf championship ... holds a plus-two handicap ... member of the National Honor Society and graduated as the class salutatorian

Career Statistics Year Events 2011-12 10 Totals 10

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Rounds Strokes 25 1,907 25 1,907

Average Low-18 Low-36 76.28 69 142 76.28 69 142

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 219 0 4 219 0 4

Best T-15th T-15th

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Miles Knutsen Freshman Undeclared

San Jose, Calif.

Orono (Minn.) Senior H.S. Before SDSU: Member of State Championship High School golf team in 2009 ... Sioux Empire Junior Challenge Season Points Champion in 2010 ... 12th place in State Men’s Amateur in 2010 ... 5th place at the Greater Dakota Conference Tournament in 2010 ... 12th place in State High School Tournament in 2010 ... 4th place in State Junior Amateur in 2011 ... 8th place in State High School Tournament in 2011.

Joey Pickels Freshman

Entrepreneurial Studies

Yuma, Ariz.

Yuma Catholic H.S. *Left team after 2012 fall season

Before SDSU: 2012 Mens Club Champion at Yuma Golf and Country Club (71-72) ... 2011 Antelope Invitational champion (72-70) ... 2012 Central Union Invitational runner-up (70-73) ... runner-up at 2011 Ping Tour Championship ... third place at 2011 Arizona Division III State Championship (74-70) ... back-to-back team state titles with Yuma Catholic in 2011 and 2012 ... fifth at the 2012 Western Arizona Amateur ... Tied for 18th at 2011 Arizona Amateur Public Links ... Tied for 42nd at 2011 Hawaii State Open ... Golfweek ranked him 7th for the Arizona class of 2012 and also a Top-150 golfer for class of 2012.

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Austin “AC” Sitter Freshman Math

Sioux Falls, S.D. Roosevelt H.S. Before SDSU: Member of State Championship High School golf team in 2009 ... Sioux Empire Junior Challenge Season Points Champion in 2010 ... 12th place in State Men’s Amateur in 2010 ... 5th place at the Greater Dakota Conference Tournament in 2010 ... 12th place in State High School Tournament in 2010 ... 4th place in State Junior Amateur in 2011 ... 8th place in State High School Tournament in 2011.

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Fall 2012 Men’s Results # -- competed as an individual

Weber State Dual Sept. 1 Location: Victor, Idaho **Called off due to bad weather conditions.** Battle at the Tetons Hosted by Weber State Sept. 3-4 Location: Victor, Idaho 6. Hudson Carpenter, 71-74-72-217 T-9. Greg Fehrman, 74-71-74-219 T-36. David Smith, 77-74-81-232 T-40. Brian Wynia, 73-83-78-234 T-45. AC Sitter, 79-82-78-239 #T-40. Miles Knutsen, 81-79-74-234 Score: 295-301-302-898 Result: 7th of 8 teams Fairway Club Invitational Hosted by Nebraska Sept. 10-11 Location: Nebraska City, Neb. 6. Hudson Carpenter, 74-70-78-222 T-13. Greg Fehrman, 77-71-78-226 T-42. Dillon Schultz, 84-74-77-235 T-53. Brian Wynia, 76-85-78-239 T-56. David Smith, 83-75-82-240 #T-20. Miles Knutsen, 73-76-81-230 #T-31. Lukas Davison, 75-81-77-233

Jackrabbit Fall Invitational

Sept. 30-Oct. 1 S.D.

Location: Sioux Falls,

2. Hudson Carpenter, 70-74-69-213 8. Miles Knutsen, 74-74-74-222 T-14. Greg Fehrman, 74-74-79-227 T-18. Brian Wynia, 79-71-79-229 T-33. David Smith, 73-80-82-235 #T-14. AC Sitter, 74-76-77-227 #32. Joey Pickels, 78-79-77-234 #T-37. Lukas Davison, 79-76-81-236 Score: 291-293-301-885 Result: 2nd of 8 teams Querencia Cabo Collegiate

Hosted by Santa Clara University Oct. 14-16 Location: Los Cabos, Mexico **2nd and 3rd rounds were called off due to bad weather conditions** T-5. Greg Fehrman, 73 T-31. Hudson Carpenter, 77 T-47. Dillon Schultz, 80 T-60. Brian Wynia, 85 T-63. Miles Knutsen, 87 Score: 315 Result: 11th of 12 teams

Score: 310-290-311-911 Result: 5th of 12 teams

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Player Biographies

SDSU Women

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Morgan Fitts Senior Psychology Brookings, S.D. Brookings H.S.

2011-12 (Junior): Competed in all 10 events and compiled a scoring average of 79.19 in 26 rounds ... finished with four Top-25 finishes and one Top-10 finish ... best finish was tied for sixth at the Creighton Classic where she carded a 159 (81-78) ... recorded a season low 18-hole score of 73 in the final round of the Summit League Championships where she shot a 233 (79-81-73) ... currently in third for Top-10 finishes in a career (3), third for Top-25 finishes in a career (10), second in career scoring average (79.80) and tied for second for most rounds played in a career (80) 2010-11 (Sophomore): Competed in nine events and registered a scoring average of 79.20 in 25 rounds ... best finish was tied for eighth at the Hawkeye Intercollegiate after she shot a 235 (75-8179) ... aided the Jackrabbits in winning the Creighton Classic where she finished tied for 14th after shooting a 171 (8883) ... recorded a second top-10 finish at the Jackrabbit Invitational where she tied for 10th after tallying a score of 224 (74-79-71) ... also helped the Jackrabbit women record school best team lows for 18-holes (297) and 54-hole (915) scores

at the Jackrabbit Invitational, while their 36-hole score of 617 is the second best in school history ... she recorded a fourth top-25 finish at the Summit League Championships finishing 13th where she carded a 236 (80-78-78) ... recorded the second best single season scoring average in school history with 79.20 ... owns the second best career scoring average with an average of 80.09 ... helped the Jackrabbit women post their best single season scoring average of the D-I era at 317.93 2009-10 (Freshman): Competed in all 10 events as a true freshman and compiled a scoring average of 80.86 in

29 rounds ... best finish was at The Summit League Championships where she finished 13th, carding a 240 (83-78-79) Before SDSU: A six-time letterwinner in golf at Brookings High School, made six Class AA state tournament appearances, placing second as a senior (2009) and junior (2008), third as a sophomore (2007), fifth as a freshman (2006) and eighth-grader (2005), and 19th as a seventh-grader (2004) ... all-state performer for her final five seasons, while helping the Bobcats to five consecutive Class AA state team titles ... all-conference performer for her final five seasons.

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Rounds Strokes 29 2,345 25 1,980 26 2,059 80 6,384

Average Low-18 Low-36 80.86 75 (2) 152 79.20 71 153 79.19 73 149 79.75 71 152

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 232 0 2 224 2 4 223 1 4 223 3 10

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Myranda Dunmire Sophomore Pre-Pharmacy Palmdale, Calif.

Highland H.S.

2011-12 (Freshman): Competed in two events and compiled a scoring average of 92.00 in five rounds ... best finish was 55th at the Creighton Classic where she shot 180 (9386) ... shot season lows in 18-hole (86) and 54-hole (280) scores at the Jackrabbit Invitational Before SDSU: Four-year letter winner ... named to the First TeamAntelope Valley Press All Valley Golf Team four times ... named Golf Club President twice and was the captain of the golf team as a senior ... maintained a 4.0 GPA through high school

Career Statistics Year Events 2011-12 2 Totals 2

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Rounds Strokes 5 460 5 460

Average Low-18 Low-36 92.00 86 180 92.00 86 180

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 280 0 0 280 0 0

Best 55th 55th

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Amber Houser Sophomore Psychology Northfield, Minn.

New Prague H.S.

2011-12 (Freshman): Competed in nine events and compiled a scoring average of 82.56 in 25 rounds ... best finish was tied for 26th at the Creighton Classic where she carded a 170 (83-87) ... shot season lows for 18-hole (77), 36-hole (155) and 54-hole (236) scores at the Marilynn Smith Invitational Before SDSU: Named all-conference five times ... won the team 3A state title in 2010 ... won the Minnesota Tournament of Champions in 2010 ... finished in 20th place at the Minnesota State Open ... also a member of National Honor Society and graduated in the top five percent of her class

Career Statistics Year Events 2011-12 9 Totals 9

Rounds Strokes 25 2,064 25 2,064

Average Low-18 Low-36 82.56 77 155 82.56 77 155

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 236 0 0 236 0 0

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Alli Plath Sophomore

Early Childhood Education

Onalaska, Wis. Onalaska H.S.

2011-12 (Freshman): Competed in all 10 events and compiled a scoring average of 82.62 in 26 rounds ... finished the season with two Top-25 finishes ... best finish was tied for 16th at the Creighton Classic where she registered a 166 (80-86) ... shot season lows for 18-hole (77), 36-hole (157) and 54hole (239) scores at the Palmetto Intercollegiate Before SDSU: Named first team all-conference 2008-10 and second team in 2007 ... achieved first team all-state in 2009, second team in 2010 and honorable mention all-state in 2008 ... earned conference player of the year honors 2009-10 ... named to the academic all-conference team from 2007-10 and academic all-state in both 2009 and 2010

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Rounds Strokes 26 2,148 26 2,148

Average Low-18 Low-36 82.62 77 157 82.62 77 157

Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 239 0 2 239 0 2

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Brianna Janu Freshman Occupational Therapy Glenwood, Minn.

Minnewaska Area H.S. Before SDSU: Named all-conference five times ... conference champion in 2011 and 2012 ... selected to All-State three times ... placed third at the Minnesota State Golf Tournament in 2012 ... helped her team win three consecutive state titles from 2008-2010, with a third place finish in 2011 and runner-up in 2012 ... Sub-section champion in 2011 and runner-up in 2012 ... Section champion in 2010 and 2011, with a runner-up finish in 2012.

Michaela Kouri Freshman Nursing Sioux Falls, S.D. O’Gorman H.S. Before SDSU: 2010 USGA Girls Jr. Championship at Country Club of North Carolina ... 2010 and 2011 Optimist International Jr. Golf Championship at PGA National 2012 ... National Girls and Women in Sports Day - Nominee for Outstanding Female Athlete ... Greater Dakota Conference Champion 2009 and 2011 ... City Champion 2010 and 2011 ... All State 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 ... All Conference 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 ... All City 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 ... Team State Champions 2010, 2011, 2012 ... Team Conference Champions 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 ... Team City Champions 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012.

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Sydney MacDonald Freshman Engineering

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Central Memorial H.S.

Before SDSU: named the Andy Black award winner for outstanding commitment and attitude toward the game of golf in 2008 and 2010 ... named Most Improved Junior, Earl Grey Golf Club Calgary in 2009 ...

CGJA Mizuno All-Canadian Award Recipient in 2010 ... Recipient of Alberta Golf Association 2010 Alberta Junior Achiever Award ... in 2010 she Qualified for the Callaway Junior Worlds in San Diego ... Alberta PGA Junior Masters Champion in 2010 ... Calgary Junior Ladies Champion in 2010 ... Earl Grey Junior Girls Champion in 2010 and 2011 ... 2011 Runner up at Innisbrook Junior World Championship ... 2012 Runner up at CJGA ... Team Canada Qualifier (NAC/CC/EJGC/Dutch Jr Open) at River Spirit in 2012 ... ATB Junior Qualifier Carstairs in 2012 ... Runner up at Alberta Junior Girls Championship in 2012 ... Alberta Junior Team member at Canadian National Championship in 2012 ... 2012 Champion at the Lipton Brisk Canada Cup, West Team, winning all 3 matches and West team won ... 2012 Volunteer of Golf for Girls Charity Classic (raised $19500.00 for Highbanks Society)

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Fall 2012 Women’s Results # -- competed as an individual

Redbird Invitational Hosted by Illinois State Sept. 8-9 Location: Normal, Ill. T-15. Morgan Fitts, 76-78-78-232 T-43. Michaela Kouri, 81-84-79-244 T-59. Sydney MacDonald, 78-87-85-250 T-70. Alli Plath, 83-89-83-255 84. Brianna Janu, 90-91-88-269 Score: 318-338-325-981 Result: 13th of 15 teams

LPGA Xavier International Oct. 12-14 Location: Daytona Beach, Fla.

34. Morgan Fitts, 81-82-79-242 50. Michaela Kouri, 84-89-78-251 T-60. Amber Houser, 88-83-86-257 67. Brianna Janu, 88-85-88-261 74. Sydney MacDonald, 97-91-97-285 Score: 341-339-331-1011 Result: 12th of 14 teams

Jackrabbit Fall Invitational

Fall Courtyard Classic Hosted by Jacksonville University Oct. 15-16 Location: Jacksonville, Fla.

2. Morgan Fitts, 78-71-77-226 14. Amber Houser, 85-78-79-242 T-29. Michaela Kouri, 85-86-82-253 T-34. Sydney MacDonald, 86-89-81-256 T-34. Alli Plath, 85-88-83-256 #T-26. Brianna Janu, 88-82-79-249 #T-31. Myranda Dunmire, 89-81-84-254

T-26. Morgan Fitts, 80-78-78-236 41. Michaela Kouri, 88-78-79-245 T-46. Amber Houser, 81-83-86-250 T-46. Brianna Janu, 84-83-83-250 56. Sydney MacDonald, 92-81-84-257

Sept. 30-Oct.1 S.D.

Location: Sioux Falls,

Score: 333-323-319-975 Result: 5th of 8 teams

Score: 333-320-324-977 Result: 8th of 10 teams

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Results & Statistics

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2011-2012 Men’s Results Fall Dates

# -- competed as an individual

Northern Colorado Duel Sept. 3 Location: Victor, Idaho

Kansas Invitational Sept. 19-20 Location: Lawrence, Kan.

Nolan Meyer, 67 David Smith, 69 Hudson Carpenter, 74 Greg Fehrman, 74 Dillon Schultz, 75

T-1. David Smith, 68-72-72-214 T-31. Hudson Carpenter, 78-75-74-227 T-39. Greg Fehrman, 78-77-75-230 T-50. Nolan Meyer, 80-75-78-233 T-65. Dillon Schultz, 78-81-81-240 #T-59. T.J. Lovato, 79-82-76-237 #T-61. Lukas Davison, 83-80-75-238

Score: 284 Result: Win (284-297) Battle at the Tetons Hosted by Weber State Sept. 5-6 Location: Victor, Idaho T-8. David Smith, 70-73-74-217 15. Nolan Meyer, 70-72-78-220 T-21. Hudson Carpenter, 74-76-74-224 T-36. Greg Fehrman, 75-79-76-230 49. Dillon Schultz, 78-79-79-236 Score: 289-300-302-891 Result: 5th of 9 teams Fairway Club Invitational Hosted by Nebraska Sept. 12-13 Location: Nebraska City, Neb. T-7. Nolan Meyer, 73-76-72-221 T-21. Hudson Carpenter, 75-80-76-231 24. Dillon Schultz, 77-75-80-232 T-27. David Smith, 82-77-75-234 T-30. Greg Fehrman, 85-78-72-235 #T-51. Lukas Davison, 78-79-85-242 #61. T.J. Lovato, 78-84-84-246 Score: 307-306-295-908 Result: 5th of 12 teams

Score: 302-299-301-902 Result: T-6th of 12 teams Cleveland St. Invitational Oct. 3-4 Location: Cleveland, Ohio T-15. T.J. Lovato, 74 T-24. Nolan Meyer, 75 T-37. Hudson Carpenter, 76 T-45. Greg Fehrman, 77 T-45. David Smith, 77 Score: 302 Result: 10th of 14 teams Bill Ross Intercollegiate Hosted by UMKC Oct. 17-18 Location: Overland Park, Kan. T-5. Hudson Carpenter, 71-76-70-217 T-19. Dillon Schultz, 71-72-81-224 T-30. Nolan Meyer, 77-76-75-228 T-43. David Smith, 75-75-82-232 T-68. Greg Fehrman, 79-82-81-242 #T-43. Lukas Davison, 79-74-79-232 Score: 294-299-307-900 Result: 8th of 11 teams

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2011-12 Men’s Results Spring Dates

# -- competed as an individual

Jackrabbit Invitational Mar. 12-13 Location: Primm, Nev. 3. Hudson Carpenter, 71-67-71-209 T-24. Greg Fehrman, 77-68-74-219 T-24. Dillon Schultz, 72-70-77-219 T-28. David Smith, 75-71-74-220 T-57. Nolan Meyer, 73-75-81-229 #T-40. Lukas Davison, 74-75-76-225 Score: 291-276-296-863 Result: T-3rd of 15 teams Lamkin Grip Match Play

Hosted by Cal Poly Mar. 22-23 Location: San Luis Obispo, Calif.

Round 1 SDSU Seattle 1. Hudson Carpenter 1. Rob Siebly 6 & 5 2. David Smith 2. Paul Pavlos 2 & 1 3. Nolan Meyer 3. Ian Dahl 1 UP 4. Greg Fehrman 4. Preston Matchett 4 & 2 5. Dillon Schultz 5. Quinn Koplitz 2 & 1 0.0- L 5.0- W Round 2 Towson SDSU 1. Matt Fry 2 & 1 1. Hudson Carpenter 2. Joe Gunerman 2. David Smith 1 UP 3. Trevor Sluman 6 & 5 3. Nolan Meyer 4. Justin Koehler 4. Greg Fehrman 1 UP 5. D.J. Honan 3 & 2 5. Dillon Schultz 3.0- W 2.0- L Round 3 Cal Poly B Team SDSU 1. Booker Senatore 1. Hudson Carpenter 1 UP 2. Matt Yount 2. David Smith 4 & 3 3. Alex Romo 3. Nolan Meyer 4 & 3 4. Johnny Castles 4 & 3 4. Greg Fehrman 5. Derick Strain 5. Dillon Schultz 4 & 2 1.0- L 4.0- W Score: 1-2 record

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Result: 7th of 8 teams

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# -- competed as an individual

Beu/Mussatto Invitational Hosted by Western Illinois Apr. 2-3 Location: Macomb, Ill.

Mizzou Tiger Intercollegiate

T-13. Hudson Carpenter, 76-71-74-221 T-15. Dillon Schultz, 74-70-78-222 T-24. David Smith, 78-74-75-227 T-30. Lukas Davison, 80-80-69-229 T-42. Greg Fehrman, 83-77-74-234

T-39. Hudson Carpenter, 79-74-76-229 T-54. Dillon Schultz, 78-74-81-233 T-66. Greg Fehrman, 80-76-80-236 76. David Smith, 84-78-80-242 84. Nolan Meyer, 79-95-90-264 #83. Lukas Davison, 78-91-83-252

Score: 308-292-292-892 Result: 3rd of 15 teams

Hosted by Missouri Apr. 9-10 Location: Columbia, Mo.

Score: 316-302-317-935 Result: T-14th of 15 teams Summit League Championships

Apr. 23-24

Location: Primm, Nev.

T-7. Greg Fehrman, 70-73-70-213 T-34. Hudson Carpenter, 74-75-73-222 T-41. Dillon Schultz, 76-81-69-226 44. Lukas Davison, 73-81-74-228 T-45. David Smith, 74-76-79-229 Score: 291-305-286-882 Result: 8th of 10 teams

2011-12 Men’s Individual Statistics Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low-18 Low-36 Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 5 1,930 67 209 3rd Hudson Carpenter 11 26 74.23 138 2 0 1,646 69 149 225 0 T-30th Lukas Davison 7 21 78.38 1,990 2 T-7th 68 143 213 1 Greg Fehrman 11 26 76.54 803 1 T-15th 10 80.30 74 161 237 0 **T.J. Lovato 3 1,537 67 220 3 T-7th 76.85 142 1 Nolan Meyer 9 20 4 1,907 219 T-15th Dillon Schultz 10 25 76.28 69 142 0 1,961 68 140 214 2 3 T-1st 11 26 75.42 David Smith 11,774 18 T-1st 138 209 6 Individual Totals 11 154 76.45 67 (2) 7,759 -3rd (2) 154 298.42 276 567 863 -Team 11 **-left team after fall season

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2011-12 Women’s Results Fall Dates

# -- competed as an individual

Redbird Invitational Hosted by Illinois State Sept. 10-11 Location: Normal, Ill.

Payne Stewart Memorial Hosted by Missouri State Oct. 17-18 Location: Springfield, Mo.

T-6. Brittany Hanten, 74-73-78-225 T-26. Morgan Fitts, 83-80-75-238 T-50. Alli Plath, 84-83-78-245 T-57. Katie Purcell, 86-81-79-246 T-69. Amber Houser, 82-87-83-252

T-18. Katie Purcell, 82-76-77-235 T-29. Morgan Fitts, 79-79-83-241 T-29. Brittany Hanten, 75-84-82-241 T-33. Amber Houser, 80-79-84-243 T-39. Alli Plath, 79-81-87-264 #T-61. Lindsey Eisenhuth, 89-87-88

Score: 323-317-310-950 Result: 8th of 17 Marilynn Smith Invitational

Hosted by Kansas State Sept. 26-27 Location: Manhattan, Kan. T-27. Katie Purcell, 81-77-76-234 T-35. Amber Houser, 77-78-81-236 T-48. Alli Plath, 82-80-80-242 T-55. Morgan Fitts, 83-81-81-245 59. Brittany Hanten, 82-87-79-248 Score: 322-316-316-954 Result: T-9th of 12

Score: 313-315-326-954 Result: 6th of 11 Palmetto Intercollegiate Hosted by College of Charleston Oct. 23-24 Location: Kiawah Island, S.C. T-14. Morgan Fitts, 75-74-74-223 T-62. Brittany Hanten, 79-79-79-237 T-68. Alli Plath, 77-80-82-239 T-71. Katie Purcell, 81-79-81-241 84. Amber Houser, 82-77-88-247 Score: 312-309-316-937 Result: 14th of 18

LPGA Xavier International Oct. 7-9 Location: Daytona Beach, Fla.

T-33. Morgan Fitts, 80 T-45. Katie Purcell, 82 T-51. Alli Plath, 83 T-67. Brittany Hanten, 90 DQ. Amber Houser Score: 335 Result: 12th of 13

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2011-12 Women’s Results Spring Dates

# -- competed as an individual

Jackrabbit Invitational Mar. 12-13 Location: Primm, Nev.

Creighton Classic Apr. 16-17 Location: Omaha, Neb.

T-25. Brittany Hanten, 86-77-79-242 34. Morgan Fitts, 81-86-79-246 T-60. Amber Houser, 97-93-77-257 T-67. Alli Plath, 95-86-85-266 75. Myranda Dunmire, 95-99-86-280 #T-65. Jordan Trohkimoinen, 91-81-91-263 #72. Lindsey Eisenhuth, 88-92-94-274

T-6. Morgan Fitts, 81-78-159 T-13. Brittany Hanten, 81-83 T-16. Alli Plath, 80-86-166 T-26. Amber Houser, 83-87-170 T-49. Jordan Trohkimoinen, 89-89-178 #55. Myranda Dunmire, 93-87-180 #T-56. Lindsey Eisenhuth, 90-91-181

Score: 349-342-320-1,011 Result: 12th of 14

Score: 325-334-659 Result: 3rd of 14

Augustana Spring Fling Mar. 22-23 Location: Cathedral City, Calif.

Summit league Championships

T-8. Brittany Hanten, 78-79-157 T-14. Morgan Fitts, 76-86-162 T-25. Alli Plath, 80-87-167 T-27. Amber Houser, 86-82-168 T-43. Jordan Trohkimoinen, 84-90-174

T-6. Brittany Hanten, 77-76-73-226 T-18. Morgan Fitts, 79-81-73-233 T-37. Alli Plath, 79-82-83-244 46. Amber Houser, 85-88-80-253 84. Jordan Trohkimoinen, 86-92-83-261

Score: 318-334-652 Result: T-5th of 10

Score: 320-327-309-956 Result: 9th of 10

Apr. 23-24 Location: Primm, Nev.

Cowgirl Classic Hosted by Wyoming Apr. 9-11 Location: Chandler, Ariz.

T-53. Morgan Fitts, 79-77-76-232 T-58. Brittany Hanten, 78-77-78-233 T-80. Amber Houser, 80-78-80-238 111. Alli Plath, 80-86-83-249 122. Jordan Trohkimoinen, 89-89-84-262 Score: 317-318-317-952 Result: 21st of 24

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2011-12 Women’s Results 2011-12 Women’s Individual Statistics Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low-18 Low-36 Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Myranda Dunmire 2 5 460 92.00 86 180 280 0 0 55th Lindsey Eisenhuth 3 8 719 89.88 87 176 274 0 0 T-56th Morgan Fitts 10 26 2,059 79.19 73 149 223 1 4 T-6th Brittany Hanten 10 26 2,063 79.35 73 (2) 147 225 3 5 T-6th Amber Houser 9 25 2,064 82.56 77 155 236 0 0 T-26th Alli Plath 10 26 2,148 82.62 77 157 239 0 2 T-16th **Katie Purcell 5 13 1,038 79.85 76 158 (2) 234 0 1 T-18th Jordan Trohkimoinen 5 13 1,138 87.54 81 172 261 0 0 T-43rd Individual Totals 10 142 11,689 82.32 73 (3) 147 223 4 12 T-6th (2) 10 26 8,360 321.54 309 (2) 621 937 --3rd Team **-left team after fall season

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Men’s Team Records LOW 18 1. 276 2. 280 3. #282 #282 5. 284 6. 286 286 286 9. 287 287

(stats through spring 2012)

2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (2nd round) 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (2nd) 2006 (S) D-I Independent Championships (3rd) 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships (3rd) 2011 (S) Northern Colorado Dual (1st) 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate (2nd) 2007 (S) D-I Independent Championships (3rd) 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (1st) 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational (2nd) 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (1st)

Key

*non-Division I event #low 18-hole score in relation to par (6-under) ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (2-under) @low 54-hole score in relation to par (5-over)

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1. ^566 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2. 567 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 3. 577 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 4. 579 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational 5. 580 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational 6. 583 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 7. 584 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate 584 2009 (S) Nebraska (dual) 9. *586 2005 (S) Briar Cliff Invitational 10. 587 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial

Single-Season Scoring Average Year

LOW 54 1. @857 2. 863 3. 870 870 5. 874 6. 877 7. 879 879 9. 881 10. 882

2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 2008 (F) Cleveland State Inviational 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 2007 (S) D-I Independent Championships 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial 2006 (F) Bill Ross Invitational 2006 (S) D-I Independent Championships 2012 (S) The Summit League Championships

Date Sept. 9-10, 2004 April 2, 2005 April 15-16, 2005 Sept. 8-9, 2008 Sept. 29-30, 2008 Oct. 20-21, 2008 April 20-21, 2009

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Tournament Wins

Event *Nebraska Wesleyan Inviational *Augustana Invitational *Briar Cliff Invitational Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Cleveland State Invitational Santa Clara Invitational Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois)

Rounds Strokes Average 29 23 26 27 28 23 28 26

Location Lincoln, Neb. Sioux Falls, S.D. Sioux City, Iowa Lincoln, Neb. Avon, Ohio San Jose, Calif.

Macomb, Ill.

8,572 6,823 7,769 8,180 8,489 7,024 8,607 8,064

295.59 296.65 298.81 302.96 303.18 305.39 307.39 310.15

Score 309-298-607 307 297-289-586 292-288-580 287-290-293-870 286-280-291-857 300-300-600

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Men’s Individual Records LOW 18 1. #65 65 2. 67 67 67 67 67 67 7. 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68

Geoff Mead 2007 (F) DI Independent Champ. (3rd round) David Smith 2010 (F) Bill Cullum Invitational (2nd) Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (1st) Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (1st) Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Summit League Champ. (3rd) Trent Peterson 2009 (S) NCAA DI South Central Regional (1st) Nolan Meyer 2011 (S) Summit League Champ. (3rd) Hudson Carpenter 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (2nd) Trent Peterson 2006 (S) DI Independent Champ. (3rd) Geoff Mead 2007 (F) Mid-Pines Intercollegiate (2nd) Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (2nd) Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (2nd) Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (3rd) Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational (1st) Geoff Mead 2009 (S) Summit League Champ. (3rd) David Smith 2011 (F) Kansas Invitational (1st) Greg Fehrman 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (2nd)

1. ^137 2. 138 138 4. ^139 5. 140 140 7. 141 141 141 7. 142 142 142 142 142

Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational Hudson Carpenter 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational David Smith 2011 (F) Kansas Invitational Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational David Smith 2010 (F) Bill Cullum Invitational Landon Koss 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational Kyle Cooper 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational Nolan Meyer 2011 (F) Battle at the Tetons Dillon Schultz 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational

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Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational Hudson Carpenter 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Summit League Champ.

Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Geoff Mead 2007 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational David Smith 2010 (F) Bill Cullum Invitational Greg Fehrman 2012 (S) Summit League Champ.

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Career

Trent Peterson Justin Jenkins Tim Kalil Kyle Vandevoort Steve Klock Geoff Mead Ryan Trasamar Nolan Meyer Brian Wynia Brodie Hullinger

Single-Season Scoring Average Name

Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Trent Peterson Trent Peterson Tim Kalil Geoff Mead Tim Kalil Trent Peterson Steve Klock Charlie Jacobson

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2008-09 2008-09 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05

32 29 23 24 29 24 21 23 23 14

2,317 2,140 1,699 1,785 2,166 1,794 1,572 1,725 1,722 1,065

72.41 73.79 73.87 74.38 74.69 74.75 74.86 75.00 75.35 75.36

Key

*non-Division I event #low 18-hole score in relation to par (6-under) ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (2-under) @low 54-hole score in relation to par (5-over)

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Men’s Individual Records Top-10s Season

Top-25s

1. 8 2. 5 5 4. 3 3 3 7. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Trent Peterson Tim Kalil Geoff Mead Charlie Jacobson Trent Peterson David Smith Steve Klock Michael Kuchta Ryan Trasamar Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Trent Peterson Hudson Carpenter David Smith

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Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Tim Kalil David Smith Charlie Jacobson Steve Klock Hudson Carpenter Michael Kuchta Ryan Trasamar Nolan Meyer

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Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Trent Peterson Tim Kalil Steve Klock Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Trent Peterson Kyle Vandevoort Hudson Carpenter

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Trent Peterson Geoff Mead Tim Kalil Steve Klock Justin Jenkins Hudson Carpenter Nolan Meyer David Smith Kyle Vandevoort Greg Fehrman

2005-09 2007-09 2005-09 2004-07 2006-10 2010-present 2008-12 2009-present 2006-10 2010-present

Career Scoring Average (Minimum 30 rounds)

Name

1. Trent Peterson 2. Geoff Mead 3. Hudson Carpenter 4. Tim Kalil 5. Steve Klock 6. David Smith 7. Nolan Meyer 8. Justin Jenkins 9. Greg Fehrman 10. Brian Wynia

Date Name Charlie Jacobson Sept. 9-10, 2004 Michael Kuchta April 15-16, 2005 Sept. 24-25, 2007 Geoff Mead April 4-5, 2008 Trent Peterson Sept. 29-30, 2008 Geoff Mead April 20-21, 2009 Trent Peterson *non-Division I event

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(stats through spring 2012)

Tournament Wins

Year

2005-09 2007-09 2010-p 2005-09 2004-07 2009-p 2008-12 2006-10 2010-p 2008-p

Event *Nebraska Wesleyan Inviational *Briar Cliff Invitational Cleveland State Invitational Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) Cleveland State Invitational Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois)

Rounds Strokes Average 102 61 54 91 72 71 80 93 66 52

7,526 4,521 4,065 6,893 5,462 5,399 6,127 7,125 5,064 4,066

Location

Lincoln, Neb. Sioux City, Iowa Avon, Ohio Macomb, Ill. Avon, Ohio Macomb, Ill.

73.78 74.11 75.28 75.75 75.86 76.04 76.59 76.61 76.73 78.19

Score 75-69-144 74-71-145 70-74-72-216 71-72-70-213 73-68-71-212 68-74-142

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Men’s Career Statistics (stats through spring 2012) Name Events Brian Bye, 2007-10 3 Hudson Carpenter, 2010-p 21 Lane Collins, 2007 1 Matt Conlon, 2004-05 9 Kyle Cooper, 2009-11 13 Lukas Davison, 2010-p 11 Parker Edens, 2009-11 10 Matthew Erickson,2008-11 7 Greg Fehrman, 2010-p 25 James Green, 2007-08 5 Brodie Hullinger, 2004-08 13 Charlie Jacobson, 2004 5 Justin Jenkins, 2006-10 34 Tim Kalil, 2005-09 33 Steve Klock, 2004-07 26 Landon Koss, 2005-06 10 Michael Kuchta, 2004-05 10 T.J. Lovato, 2011 Fall 3 Greg Mead, 2007-09 23 Luke Merkel, 2004 2 Nolan Meyer, 2008-12 30 Trent Peterson, 2005-09 37 Jared Schnabel, 2004-06 5 Dillon Schultz, 2011-p 10 David Smith, 2009-p 27 Ryan Trasamar, 2004-08 22 Kyle Vandevoort, 2006-10 25 Matt Wieland, 2005-06 2 Brian Wynia, 2008-p 19 Mitchell Zaba, 2008-09 3 Individual Totals, 2004-p 79 Team, 2004-p 78

Rounds 7 54 3 23 36 32 28 18 66 13 32 14 93 91 72 29 26 10 61 6 80 102 13 25 71 58 63 5 52 8 1,191 210

Strokes 607 4,065 231 1,820 2,830 2,509 2,178 1,452 5,064 1,031 2,612 1,055 7,125 6,893 5,462 2,262 2,044 803 4,521 487 6,127 7,526 1,099 1,907 5,399 4,612 4,952 410 4,066 656 91,825 63,518

Average 86.71 75.28 77.00 79.13 78.61 78.41 77.78 80.67 76.73 79.31 81.63 75.36 76.61 75.75 75.86 78.00 78.62 80.30 74.11 81.17 76.59 73.78 84.54 76.28 76.04 79.52 78.60 82.00 78.19 82.00 77.10 302.47

Low-18 78 67 74 73 70 69 71 75 68 73 74 69 71 (3) 69 (2) 69 70 71 (2) 74 65 78 67 (2) 67 (3) 79 69 65 73 (4) 72 (2) 77 71 77 (3) 65 (2) 276

Low-36 167 138 157 149 142 145 149 157 143 151 151 143 145 143 144 (2) 142 145 161 137 161 142 138 162 142 140 146 148 (3) 165 149 160 137 566

Low-54 250 209 231 232 219 219 221 233 213 224 227 215 219 218 220 215 227 (2) 237 205 241 214 206 241 219 213 222 226 242 220 (2) 248 (2) 205 857

Top-10 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 1 7 3 1 2 0 8 0 2 15 0 0 5 2 1 0 1 0 58 --

Top-25 0 8 1 2 1 0 2 0 5 0 3 4 10 15 12 2 3 1 16 0 8 28 0 4 8 2 7 0 4 0 146 --

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Best 26th 2nd 6th T-9th T-19th T30th (2) T-11th T-30 7th T-37th T-2nd 1st T-8th 4th T-2nd 6th 1st T-15th 1st (2) 69th T-3rd 1st (2) 58th T-15th T-1st T-1st 7th 54th T-7th T-34th 1st (7) 1st (7)

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Women’s Team Records LOW 18

(stats through spring 2012)

1. 297 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (1st round) 2. 298 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (3rd) 3. #303 2009 (F) LPGA Xavier International (1st) 4. 304 2010 (F) USF Waterlefe Invitational (2nd) 5. 307 2008 (F) Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (3rd) 6. 309 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Inviational (2nd) 309 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Invitational (1st) 309 2011 (F) UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational (1st) 309 2011 (F) Palmetto Intercollegiate (2nd) 309 2012 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (3rd)

Key

*non-Division I event #low 18-hole score in relation to par (15-over) ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (38-over) @low 54-hole score in relation to par (71-over)

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1. ^614 2009 (F) LPGA Xavier International 2. 617 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 3. 621 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Invitational 621 2011 (F) Palmetto Intercollegiate 5. 625 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Invitational 625 2010 (F) Chip N Club Invitational 625 2010 (F) USF Waterlefe Invitational 8. 626 2010 (F) LPGA Xavier International 9. 627 2011 (F) UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational 10. 629 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic 629 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial

LOW 54 1. 915 2. @935 3. 936 4. 937 5. 941 6. 945 7. 948 8. 950 950

2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 2009 (F) LPGA Xavier International 2010 (F) LPGA Xavier International 2011 (F) Palmetto Intercollegiate 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial 2008 (F) Chip N Club Invitational 2011 (F) UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational 2010 (S) Cincinnati Spring Invitational 2011 (F) Redbird Invitational

Date April 11-12, 2011

Date April 20-22, 2008 April 12-13, 2010

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Event *Creighton Classic

Single-Season Scoring Average 1. 2010-11 2. 2009-10 3. 2011-12 4. 2007-08 5. 2005-06 6. 2008-09 7. 2006-07 8. 2004-05

Tournament Wins

Best Finish (D-I)

Event The Summit League Championships The Summit League Championships

Year

Rounds Strokes Average 28 29 26 25 22 24 21 20

8,902 9,255 8,360 8,092 7,145 7,850 7,172 7,091

317.93 319.13 321.54 323.68 324.77 327.08 340.10 354.55

Location Omaha, Neb.

Score 339-325-664

Location Macomb, Ill. Tulsa, Okla.

Score/Place 325-321-313-959/2nd 314-321-330-965/2nd

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Women’s Individual Records LOW 18 1. 71 2. #72 #72 #72 72 6. 73 73 73 73 73 73

Morgan Fitts Erin Bergstrom Hillary Gerster Hillary Gerster Rachel Hanigan Sydney Sturdevant Rachel Hanigan Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten

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2.

3.

4.

^144 147 149 150 150 6. 151 151 151

Hillary Gerster Brittany Hanten Morgan Fitts Hillary Gerster Brittany Hanten Hillary Gerster Brittany Hanten Rachel Hanigan

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2.

3.

4.

5.

@221 223 225 226 227 227 7. 229 229 10. 230

Hillary Gerster Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten Brittany Hanten Hillary Gerster Hillary Gerster Sydney Sturdevant Rachel Hanigan Rachel Hanigan

2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (3rd round) 2007 (F) Chip N Club Invitational (3rd) 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (1st) 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (2nd) 2011 (F) UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational (1st) 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (3rd) 2010 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational (3rd) 2011 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (2nd) 2011 (F) Redbird Invitational (2nd) 2012 (S) Summit League Champ. (3rd) 2012 (S) Summit League Champ. (3rd)

2008 (S) Cowgirl Classic 2011 (F) Redbird Invitational 2011 (F) Palmetto Intercollegiate 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Classic 2011 (S) Jackrabbit Invitational 2008 (F) Chip N Club Invitational 2010 (F) USF Waterlefe Invitational 2010 (F) LPGA Xavier International

2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational 2011 (F) Palmetto Intercollegiate 2011 (F) Redbird Invitational 2012 (S) Summit League Champ.

2008 (S) Summit League Champ 2008 (F) Chip N Club Invitational 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial 2010 (F) LPGA Xavier International 2011 (F) UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational

(stats through spring 2012) Key

*non-Division I event #low 18-hole score in relation to par (6-under) ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (2-under) @low 54-hole score in relation to par (5-over)

Rounds Played Season 1.

29 29 29 29

Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten Sydney Sturdevant Rebecca Swords

2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10

98 80 80 79 76 63 55 48 42 42 42

Brittany Hanten Morgan Fitts Whitney Schrader Holly Opatz Amanda Rosol Rebecca Swords Abby Feehan Sydney Sturdevant Lindsey Brown Kelly Evans Rachel Hanigan

2008-12 2009-present 2007-11 2005-09 2005-09 2008-11 2007-11 2008-10 2004-06 2004-06 2010-11

Career 1.

2.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

Single-Season Scoring Average Name

Hillary Gerster Morgan Fitts Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten Hillary Gerster Sydney Sturdevant Katie Purcell Rachel Hanigan Brittany Hanten Brittany Hanten

Year

2007-08 2011-12 2010-11 2011-12 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2010-11 2010-11 2009-10

Rounds Strokes Average 25 26 25 26 16 29 28 28 28 29

1,960 2,059 1,980 2,063 1,275 2,312 2,236 2,237 2,243 2,331

78.40 79.19 79.20 79.35 79.69 79.72 79.86 79.89 80.11 80.37

Hanigan

Hanten

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Women’s Individual Records Top-10s Season 1. 3 3 3. 2 2 2 2 2

Career 1. 5 5 2. 3 3 4. 2 2 2 2

Top-25s Season

Hillary Gerster Brittany Hanten Lindsey Brown Kelly Evans Holly Opatz Hillary Gerster Morgan Fitts

2007-08 2011-12 2004-05 2005-06 2005-06 2008-09 2011-12

Hillary Gerster Brittany Hanten Kelly Evans Morgan Fitts Lindsey Brown Kelli Endahl Holly Opatz Rachel Hanigan

2007-09 2008-12 2004-06 2009-present 2004-06 2004-06 2005-09 2010-11

1. 7 2. 6 3. 5 5 5. 4 4 4 4 4 4

Career 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

15 11 10 9 8 6 6 6 6 10. 5

(stats through spring 2012)

Hillary Gerster Kelly Evans Holly Opatz Brittany Hanten Lindsey Brown Hillary Gerster Morgan Fitts Rachel Hanigan Brittany Hanten Morgan Fitts

2007-08 2004-05 2005-06 2011-12 2005-06 2008-09 2010-11 2010-11 2010-11 2011-12

Brittany Hanten Hillary Gerster Morgan Fitts Kelly Evans Holly Opatz Lindsey Brown Kelli Endahl Whitney Schrader Sydney Sturdevant Rachel Hanigan

2008-12 2007-09 2009-present 2004-06 2005-09 2004-06 2004-06 2007-11 2008-10 2010-11

Career Scoring Average (Minimum 30 rounds) Name

1. Hillary Gerster 2. Morgan Fitts 3. Katie Purcell 4. Rachel Hanigan 5. Sydney Sturdevant 6. Brittany Hanten 7. Kelly Evans 8. Rebecca Swords 9. Holly Opatz 10. Amanda Rosol

Name + Hillary Gerster

Year

2007-09 2009-p 2010-12 2010-11 2008-10 2008-12 2004-06 2008-11 2005-09 2005-09

Rounds Strokes Average 41 80 41 42 48 98 42 63 79 76

Date April 7-8, 2008

3,235 6,384 3,274 3,364 3,863 7,908 3,446 5,181 6,521 6,334

78.90 79.80 79.85 80.095 80.48 80.69 82.05 82.24 82.54 83.34

Best Finish (2nd)

Event Cowgirl Invitational

Location Chandler, Ariz.

Score 72-72-77-221

+ Tied for first in regulation but lost a scorecard playoff Note: Hillary Gerster tied for second at the Aztec Fall Classic on Oct. 13-14, 2008 (S), with a score of 75-75-150.

Date Oct. 9, 2006

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Hole-in-one -- Dallas Willman

Event Boise State Bronco Invitational (1st round)

Location Boise, Idaho

Hole description 189-yard, par-3 14th

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Women’s Career Statistics (stats through spring 2012) Name Events Erin Bergstrom, 2007-09 3 Nicole Brown, 2007-09 21 Lindsey Brown, 2004-06 1 Kayelyn Crown, 2010 9 Stephanie Burns, 2006 13 Myranda Dunmire, 2011-p 11 Lindsey Eisenhuth, 2011-12 10 Kelli Endahl, 2004-06 7 Kelly Evans, 2004-06 25 Abby Feehan, 2007-11 5 Morgan Fitts, 2009-p 13 Hillary Gerster, 2007-09 5 Rachel Hanigan, 2010-11 34 Brittany Hanten, 2008-12 33 Mandy Hellman, 2004-05 26 Amber Houser, 2011-p 10 Steph Lauer, 2004-05 10 Sarah Lewis, 2004-05 3 Holly Opatz, 2005-09 23 Alli Plath, 2011-p 2 Katie Purcell, 2010-12 30 Amanda Rosol, 2005-09 37 Whitney Scrader, 2007-11 5 Sydney Sturdevant, 2008-10 10 Rebecca Swords, 2008-11 27 Jordan Trohkimoinen, 2011 22 Kelly Wilkens, 2007-08 25 Dallas Willman, 2005-07 2 Individual Totals, 2004-p 69 Team, 2004-p 74

Rounds 40 7 42 3 14 5 8 40 42 55 80 41 42 98 20 25 7 18 79 26 41 76 80 48 63 13 7 39 1,059 195

Strokes 3,422 691 3,551 279 1,193 460 719 3,381 3,446 4,878 6,384 3,235 3,364 7,908 1,934 2,064 694 1,789 6,521 2,148 3,274 6,334 6,742 3,863 5,181 1,138 630 3,389 88,608 63,584

Average 85.55 98.71 84.55 93.00 85.21 92.00 89.88 84.53 82.05 88.69 79.80 78.90 80.095 80.69 96.70 82.56 99.14 99.39 82.54 82.62 79.85 83.34 84.28 80.48 82.24 87.54 90.00 86.90 83.67 327.46

Low-18 72 90 76 92 78 86 87 76 75 (2) 74 71 72 (2) 72 73 (2) 89 77 92 90 74 77 73 74 75 73 74 81 85 80 (3) 71 297

Low-36 163 192 156 186 162 180 176 155 152 161 149 144 153 147 183 155 191 181 153 157 155 (2) 152 154 154 153 (2) 172 178 (2) 162 144 614

Low-54 244 305 239 279 248 280 274 239 (2) 235 243 223 221 229 225 (2) 291 236 -292 237 239 231 231 239 229 234 261 274 248 221 915

Top-10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 3 5 2 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 27 --

Top-25 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 9 1 10 11 5 15 0 0 0 0 8 2 4 4 6 6 3 0 0 1 98 --

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Best T-19th 58th T-5th 90th T-41st 55th T-56th T-9th T-4th T-16th T-6th 2nd 5th 4th 39th T-26th 43rd 45th 7th T-16th 2nd 5th T-15th T-9th T-15th T-43rd T-50th T-17th 2nd 1st

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Awards Men All-Independent Team 2004-05 Steve Klock (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Michael Kuchta (Honorable Mention) 2005-06 Trent Peterson (3rd Team) 2005-06 Steve Klock (Honorable Mention) All-Summit League 2007-08 Trent Peterson (2nd Team) 2008-09 Geoff Mead (1st Team) 2008-09 Trent Peterson (1st Team) 2011-12 Hudson Carpenter (2nd Team) Summit League Men’s Golfer of the Year 2008-09 Trent Peterson Summit League Men’s Athlete of the Month Aug./Sept. 2008 Trent Peterson Summit League Men’s Golfer of the Week April 22, 2009 Trent Peterson

PING All-Central Region Team 2008-09 Trent Peterson Independent All-Academic Team 2006-07 Trent Peterson Academic All-Summit League 2007-08 Brian Bye 2007-08 Brodie Hullinger 2007-08 Justin Jenkins 2007-08 Tim Kalil 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Brian Bye 2008-09 Matthew Erickson 2008-09 Justin Jenkins 2008-09 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Brian Wynia 2009-10 Brian Bye 2009-10 Kyle Cooper 2009-10 Matt Erickson 2009-10 Justin Jenkins 2009-10 Nolan Meyer

2009-10 David Smith 2009-10 Brian Wynia 2010-11 Matt Erickson 2010-11 Nolan Meyer 2010-11 David Smith 2010-11 Brian Wynia Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence 2007-08 Brodie Hullinger 2007-08 Justin Jenkins 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2007-08 Ryan Trasamar ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District At-Large Team 2008-09 Trent Peterson (First Team) Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Trent Peterson

2007-08 Amanda Rosol 2007-08 Kelly Wilkens 2008-09 Brittany Hanten 2008-09 Holly Opatz 2008-09 Amanda Rosol 2008-09 Sydney Sturdevant 2008-09 Rebecca Swords 2009-10 Rachel Hanigan 2009-10 Brittany Hanten 2009-10 Sydney Sturdevant 2009-10 Rebecca Swords 2010-11 Abby Feehan 2010-11 Morgan Fitts 2010-11 Rachel Hanigan 2010-11 Brittany Hanten 2010-11 Katie Purcell Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence 2007-08 Holly Opatz 2007-08 Amanda Rosol

2008-09 Holly Opatz 2008-09 Amanda Rosol 2008-09 Sydney Sturdevant National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team 2004-05 Lindsey Brown 2004-05 Kelly Evans 2005-06 Lindsey Brown 2005-06 Kelly Evans 2007-08 Amanda Rosol 2008-09 Amanda Rosol 2009-10 Brittany Hanten 2009-10 Rebecca Swords 2009-10 Sydney Sturdevant 2010-11 Rachel Hanigan 2010-11 Brittany Hanten

Women All-Independent Team 2004-05 Lindsey Brown (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Kelli Endahl (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Kelly Evans (2nd Team) All-Summit League 2007-08 Hillary Gerster (1st Team) 2007-08 Amanda Rosol (1st Team) Summit League Newcomer of the Year 2007-08 Hillary Gerster Independent All-Academic Team 2005-06 Lindsey Brown 2005-06 Kelly Evans 2006-07 Dallas Willman 2006-07 Holly Opatz 2006-07 Amanda Rosol Academic All-Summit League 2007-08 Nicole Bowen 2007-08 Abby Feehan 2007-08 Hillary Gerster 2007-08 Holly Opatz

* South Dakota State competed in Division II and the North Central Conference until moving to Division I in 2004

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The Golf Coaches Association of America named the men’s team an All-Academic Team in 2008-09. In order to qualify, a team needed to post a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

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South Dakota State University Founded 1881 • Brookings, S.D.

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About SDSU With a record enrollment of 12,816 students in the fall of 2012, South Dakota State remains the state’s largest institution of higher learning.

The

SDSU Early History

Located in Brookings, the Territorial Legislative Assembly authorized SDSU in 1881 to serve as the state’s land grant institution. Territorial Council member John O’Brien Scobey managed to secure Dakota Agricultural College for his city.

Although allocations fell short of the actual cost, the school did open in the fall of 1884 because the president, George Lilley, advanced $500 — one-third of his salary — to finish three rooms in the new Central Building. “Old Central” was soon joined by South (1885) and North (1887), forming the nucleus of campus for a decade and a half.

During the first year of operation, the college only held preparatory classes. College classes started in 1885 with five teachers, 17 freshman and 61 preparatory students.

Growth stayed slow and erratic for many years, but by the turn of the 20th century, 242 students enrolled and by 1990, SDSU enrollment grew to more than 9,000 students.

Colleges Established

SDSU granted nearly 70,000 degrees since its charter in 1881.

The structure of the college became more complex as enrollments increased. The first nine chairs of instruction established in 1884 included agriculture, science, mathematics, English, modern languages, military tactics, veterinary science, practical business, political & domestic economy and music.

By 1907, the year the name of the institution changed to South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, there were 22 departments on campus.

Reorganization into the five divisions that formed the basis for the designation of colleges was completed under President Charles W. Pugsley in 1923.

In 1964, when “State College” became South Dakota State University, the school included six colleges. Now, students can earn degrees offered through eight colleges.

Students can choose from more than 200 majors, minors and options at SDSU with more than 2,500 different course offerings.

Master’s degrees can be earned in more than 30 areas, with doctorates available in eight fields.

SDSU also offers degree programs through the South Dakota Public Universities and Research Center in Sioux Falls. The Office of Academic Affairs and Outreach coordinates evening, RDTN, Internet and off-campus courses.

The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools accredits SDSU, while numerous departments on campus hold accreditation from various other agencies.

SDSU celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2006, a yearlong event that culminated with the 2006 Hobo Day football game.

Over those 125 years, SDSU grew from a campus of 80 acres in 1881 to a 271-acre campus with facilities worth more than $220 million.

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AGGIE SCHOOL CLOCK TOWER—The clock tower sits in front of the Tompkins Alumni Center on the west side of campus. The alumni center is host to many university and alumni functions throughout the year.

The Coughlin Campanile (left) is considered South Dakota State University’s most recognizable landmark. The campanile’s cornerstone was laid on June 10, 1929, by Charles Coughlin and its chimes have called students to classes with its famous Westminster peals ever since.

university owns or leases another 15,000 acres for research throughout the state.

The Printing and Journalism Building — now named Anson and Ada May Yeager Hall — underwent a $2.1 million expansion and renovation project.

Other recent campus construction projects include a $7 million expansion to Crothers Engineering Hall, the renovation of Solberg Hall and the building of a $9 million performing arts center, which opened in the fall of 2002.

A new residence hall (Caldwell Hall) and the University Student Union expansion and renovation opened in the fall of 2005, and the Enterprise Institute, located on the southwest corner of campus opened in 2004.

In 2005, SDSU spent more than $3 million to install new state of the art scoreboards in Frost Arena and at Coughlin Alumni Stadium.

Agricultural Research

The university reaches all corners of the state through the Cooperative Extension Service and the Agricultural Experiment Station, offering service to improve the quality of rural life.

SDSU also sponsors the Center for Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship; Engineering Experiment Station, Office of Remote Sensing; Water Resources Institute; Engineering and Environmental Research Center; Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory; and Northern Grain Insect Research Laboratory. These units help strengthen the university’s growing commitment to research and support of state and local economic development efforts. The Northern Great Plains Biostress Laboratory, dedicated in 1993, houses scientists who focus on research aimed at developing new technologies to protect crops and livestock.

SDSU is also one of just five universities to serve as a

About SDSU arboretum and gardens.

McCrory Gardens continues to develop more gardens, tree and shrub collections.

regional center for the Sun Grant Initiative, which is a concept to solve America’s energy needs and revitalize rural communities with Land-Grant university research, education and Extension programs on renewable energy and bio-based non-food industries.

The Harding Distinguished Lecture Series, the F.O. Butler Lectures, the Lusk Lecture and the Amdahl, Schultz-Werth and Griffiths endowments all supplement classroom instruction.

Students can also choose from more than 100 clubs and organizations on campus.

The Coughlin Campanile

Museums & Attractions

The educational opportunities do not end in the classroom or laboratory, as South Dakota State University houses several facilities, including museums and gardens.

Dedicated in 1970, and expanded in 2000, the South Dakota Federation of Women’s Club first envisioned the South Dakota Art Museum in 1949.

The museum’s collections include early Sioux Indian tribal art, the famed Harvey Dunn paintings of pioneer life and the exclusive Vera Way Marghab linens.

The State Agricultural Heritage Museum transformed the former Stock Judging Pavilion into a home for exhibits that record and preserve the agrarian heritage of South Dakota.

The 70-acre McCrory Gardens and South Dakota Arboretum, located south and east of campus, provide a beautiful setting for area residents and tourists to enjoy a stroll through the radiant colors and fragrances of one of the top 10 small ornamental gardens in the nation.

It is also recognized as an All-American Display Garden, one of only 13 in the nation.

In 1993 McCrory Gardens was designated an All-American Judging Garden to conduct research on annual flowers.

Since 1985, private contributions made many new gardens possible including the

RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES—SDSU has the highest involvement of undergraduates in research of any South Dakota public university. The university is large enough to offer the opportunities, yet small enough to foster student-faculty learning opportunities.

Rose, Rock, Centennial Prairie, Iris, True Lily, Mum, Native Prairie Collection, Oak Tree Memorial Garden, All-Red Specialty Garden, Peony Garden, Shrub Rose Collection, and Children’s Maze.

In August 1994, McCrory Gardens dedicated the Mickelson Grove Memorial in honor of former governor and Brookings resident George S. Mickelson.

In 1982, they dedicated the area north of the formal garden to the planting and testing of ornamental trees and shrubs. The 45-acre site was designated the South Dakota State Arboretum in 1988.

The arboretum’s purpose is to test woody plants needed to protect agricultural fields and livestock from the region’s harsh environment, to provide hardy trees to shade our towns and cities, and to test ornamental shrubs for both durability and beauty.

SDSU Horticulture, Forestry, Landscape and Parks Department manage the

COOLIDGE-SYLVAN THEATRE—The Sylvan Theatre, located on the southwest corner of campus, is an outdoor amphitheater that has been the site of concerts, graduations and inaugurations of university presidents since its dedication by President Calvin Coolidge in September 1927.

South Dakota State’s most recognizable landmark may be the 165-foot Coughlin Campanile, the state’s largest chimes tower.

A climb of 179 steps leads to a panoramic view of the city.

1909 Engineering graduate Charles Coughlin, who later went on to become head of the Briggs & Stratton Corporation, donated the statuesque structure on the west end of campus at a cost of $65,000.

Coughlin laid the campanile’s cornerstone on June 10, 1929. Since then, its chimes call students to classes with the famous Westminster peals.

An alumni-sponsored project to restore the campanile was completed in the summer of 2001.

Named after a former SDSU President, The Hilton M. Briggs Library, the state’s largest, opened in 1977 and joined South Dakota’s statewide automated library network in 1988.Through the library, users can access holdings from all 10 of the state’s libraries, including official documents and more than 1 million other holdings at Briggs.

Adjacent to the campanile, CoolidgeSylvan Theatre provides a restful, green haven for students since its dedication by President Calvin Coolidge in September 1927.

Over the years the outdoor amphitheater hosted concerts, graduations and inaugurations for university presidents.

Woodbine Cottage, the home of the university president, is a charming example of Queen Anne architecture. Built in 1887

by South Dakota Agricultural College’s second president, Dr. Lewis McLouth, the home is crowned by multiple rooflines. The house also served as a women’s dormitory, music hall and infirmary.

SOUTH DAKOTA ART MUSEUM—The museum is home to several collections, including early Sioux Indian tribal art, the famed Harvey Dunn paintings of pioneer life, and the exclusive Vera Way Marghab linens. The South Dakota Art Museum also has a variety of other exhibits throughout the year.

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About SDSU The Jackrabbits

Two theories exist as to how and why SDSU’s athletic teams became known as the “Jackrabbits.”

Most believe that the name “Jackrabbits” came from a story and cartoon sketch that appeared in a Minneapolis newspaper following a 1905 football game between the University of Minnesota and South Dakota State College. Many believe that a reporter for the newspaper, knowing of the preponderance of jackrabbits in the Brookings area, wrote that the SDSC team was as quick as jackrabbits. Many people believe that the school adopted the Jackrabbits as its official nickname from that beginning.

The other theory about the origin of the nickname came in The Jackrabbit, SDSU’s yearbook. A poem in the 1907 yearbook puts forth the idea that the yearbook is called The Jackrabbit because a group of juniors wished to immortalize themselves by changing the name of the yearbook. Athletic teams followed suit, adopting the nickname.

Prior to the adoption of the Jackrabbit nickname, fans knew the school athletic teams as the Barn Yard Cadets as SDSU was known as South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in 1907.

The Jackrabbit can run at speeds of 30to-35 miles per hour, with bursts up to 45, making it the second fastest animal in North America, second only to the pronghorn antelope, which can run at speeds up to 60 miles per hour.

Jackrabbits are, properly speaking, not rabbits but hares, with longer feet and longer ears than rabbits. Most hares live in open country, whereas rabbits - like cottontails live in brushy habitats.

Jackrabbits can grow up to two feet long, weigh froms six to nine pounds, with ears up to eight inches long. Hares are vegetarians, eating tender herbs in summer, and woody twigs and bark in the winter.

MEMORIAL PARK—Memorial Park, located between DuPuy Military Hall and Briggs Library in the center of campus, honors SDSU students who have served in the armed forces, including Congressional Medal of Honor recipients Capt.

Willibald Bianchi and Col. Leo Thorsness. The park was dedicated in the fall of 2000.

Brookings, South Dakota

Named after W.W. Brookings, who came to the area in 1857. That winter, his legs froze badly enough to force doctors to amputate them.

Undaunted, Brookings stayed and eventually became president of the territorial council and a judge in the state supreme court. In honor of his support of railroad construction, and possibly because of his stalwart nature, South Dakota’s first locomotive was named the “Judge Brookings.”

Situated at the intersection of U.S. Highway 14 and Interstate 29, about 20 miles west of the Minnesota border and 50 miles north of Sioux Falls, the Brookings community of about 18,500 people continues to grow. The community also houses several recognizable companies including Rainbow Play Systems, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing (3M medical products), Larson Manufacturing (doors and windows), and Daktronics, a leading manufacturer of scoreboards and display systems.

HILTON M. BRIGGS LIBRARY—Shown above is the entrance to South Dakota’s largest library, which was opened in 1977 and later joined the state’s automated library network in 1988. Through the library, users have access to holdings from all 10 of South Dakota’s libraries, including official documents and more than 1 million other holdings in Briggs.

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WOODBINE COTTAGE—Built in 1887 by SDSU’s second president, Dr. Lewis McLouth, Woodbine Cottage serves as the home of the university president. Over the years, the house has also served as a women’s dormitory, music hall and infirmary.

McCRORY GARDENS—The 70-acre McCrory Gardens and South Dakota Arboretum are located south and east of SDSU’s campus. The gardens provide a beautiful setting for area residents and tourists to enjoy a stroll through the radian colors and fragrances of one of the top 10 small ornamental gardens in the nation.

SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL HERITAGE MUSEUM—Originally constructed as the Stock Judging Pavilion, the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum is now home to exhibits that record and preserve the agrarian heritage of the state.

Academics Majors

• Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABE) • Agricultural and Resource Economics (AGEC) • Agricultural Business • Agricultural Education, Communication and Leader ship • Agricultural Systems Technology (AST) • Agronomy • Animal Science (AS) • Apparel Merchandising (AM) • Applied Technical Science, Bachelor of (BATS) • Art (ART) • Athletic Training (AT) • Aviation (AVIA) • Biochemistry • Biology (BIOL) • Biotechnology • Business Area Studies • Career and Technical Education (CTE) • Chemistry (CHEM) • Civil Engineering (CEE) • Clinical and Laboratory Sciences (MEDT) • Communication Studies and Theatre (CST) • Computer Science (CSC) • Construction Management (CM) • Consumer Affairs (CA) • Counseling and Human Resources Development (CHRD) • Curriculum and Instruction • Dairy Manufacturing (DS) • Dairy Production (DS) • Early Childhood Education • Economics (ECON) and Business Specialization • Educational Administration (EDAD) • Electrical Engineering (EE) • Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) • Engineering Physics • English (ENGL) • Entrepreneurial Studies (ENTR) • Environmental Management (ENVM) • Family and Consumer Sciences Education (FCSE) • French Studies (FREN) • General Agriculture • Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) • Geography (GEOG) • German (GER) • Global Studies (GLST) • Graphic Design (ARTD) • Health Physical Education, and Recreation (HPER) • Health Promotion • History (HIST) • Honors College (HON) • Horticulture (HO) • Hospitality Management (HMGT) • Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) • Industrial Management (IM) • Interdisciplinary Studies • Interior Design (ID) • Journalism (MCOM) • Landscape Architecture (LA) • Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MNET) • Mathematics (MATH) • Mechanical Engineering (ME) • Microbiology (MICR) • Music (MUS) • Music Education

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Music Merchandising Nursing (NURS) Nutrition and Food Science (NFS) Park and Recreation Management (PRM) Pharmacy (PHA) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Psychology (PSYC) Range Science (RANG) Safety Management (SM) Sociology (SOC) Software Engineering (SE) Spanish (SPAN) Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences (WL)

Minors

• Accounting (ACCT) • Aerospace Studies (AIR) • Agricultural Business • Agricultural Marketing • Agricultural Systems Technology (AST) • Agronomy • American Indian Studies • Animal Science (AS) • Apparel Studies (AM) • Applied Information Technology (AIT) • Art (ART) • Aviation (AVIA) • Biology (BIOL) • Biomedical Engineering • Biorenewable Resources • Biotechnology • Botany (BOT) • Business • Chemistry (CHEM) • Communication Studies and Theatre (CST) • Computer Science (CSC) • Consumer Affairs (CA) • Criminal Justice (CJUS) • Dance • Economics (ECON) • English (ENGL) • Entrepreneurial Studies (ENTR) • Equine Studies • European Studies (EURS) • Food Safety • French Studies (FREN) • Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) • Geography (GEOG) • German (GER) • Gerontology (GERO) • Global Agriculture • Global Studies (GLST) • Health Education (HLTH) • Health Science (HSC) • History (HIST) • Horticulture (HO) • Hotel and Foodservice Management (HFM) • Human Development, Child and Family Studies (HDFS) • Interior Design (ID) • Journalism (MCOM) • Latin American Studies (LAS) • Leadership (LEAD) • Leadership and Management of Nonprofit Organiza tions (LMNO) • Marketing • Mathematics (MATH) • Merchandising (MRCH) • Microbiology (MICR)

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Military Science (MSL) Music (MUS) Nutrition (NFS) Pest Management Philosophy (PHIL) Physical Education (PE) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POLS) Professional Writing Psychology (PSYC) Range Science (RANG) Reading Minor, System Religion (REL) Sociology (SOC) Spanish (SPAN) Statistics (STAT) Teaching Women’s Studies (WMST) Zoology (ZOOL)

Other

• Engineering Mechanics

Pre-Professional Programs • • • • • • • • • • •

(Pre-) Chiropractic (Pre-) Dental (Pre-) Law (Pre-) Medicine (Pre-) Ministerial (Pre-) Mortuary (Pre-) Occupational Therapy (Pre-) Optometry (Pre-) Physical Therapy (Pre-) Physician Assistant (Pre-) Veterinary Science (VET)

Specialization

• Food and Biological Materials Engineering (FBME) • Food Science Specialization • Modern Language (MFL) Business-Economics Specialization

Other Programs

• General Studies (Associate of Arts) • Genetics • Natural Resource Studies

Certificate Programs

• Entrepreneurship Certificate • Geographic Information Sciences Certificate

Certifications

• Athletic Coaching • Soil Science • Teacher Education

Emphasis

• Botany (BOT)

Endorsement

• Early Childhood Education Kindergarten Education For more information about South Dakota State University academic programs, call the Admissions Office at: 1-800-952-3541 or (605) 688-6891 Admissions E-mail: SDSU.Admissions@sdstate.edu

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Administration David Chicoine

President, South Dakota State University South Dakota State University ‘69 Dr. David L. Chicoine became the 19th president of South Dakota State University on January 1, 2007. He is the third alumnus to serve as president of the institution.

Dr. Chicoine has over 30 years of experience in higher education with the University of Illinois.

He is a nationally recognized economist, specializing in public finance, taxation, and rural economics. His higher education administrative experience includes service as Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Dean of the College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Serving most recently as Vice President for Technology and Economic Development for the University of Illinois system and interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, Chicoine started his career as an Extension economist and specialist with the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service.

As vice president at the University of Illinois, he restructured the university’s technology licensing offices, reaching new milestones each year; launched the university’s early stage capital and business development services company, IllinoisVENTURES, LLC, that supported start-up projects, securing special state and university funding for operations and pre-seed investing and facilitated the creation of the $26.5 million early stage Illinois Emerging Technologies Fund; and he oversaw the expansion of research parks and incubators

at the university’s Urbana-Champaign and Chicago campuses.

As dean, he transitioned the College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) from 14 administrative units to seven academic departments and the Information Technology unit; completed a capital campaign for ACES surpassing the final goal of $115 million by raising $134 million in private gifts; grew the ACES endowment to $60 million; established $15 million in annual private gift support, funding endowed positions, scholarships and fellowships, and program support for teaching, research, and Extension; and he oversaw the completion of the $22 million ACES Library, Information and Alumni Center where $11 million was from gifts from ACES alumni and friends.

He has co-authored four books, 12 book chapters and more than 100 invited and/or peer reviewed academic journal articles. Dr. Chicoine served as an advisor to the Illinois General Assembly on tax issues, farmland property tax assessments, public finance and rural economic issues. He served as a member of the Illinois Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors, and was a member of the board of the Illinois State Treasurer’s Technology Development Fund. He currently is a tenured faculty member in the SDSU Department of Economics, where he has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus.

Chicoine served as the faculty representative to the Big Ten Conference and the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He served as chair of the Budget and Finance Committee for the Big Ten Conference for nine of his eleven year term.

Dr. Chicoine is a graduate of SDSU with a B.S. in agribusiness in 1969, and the University of Delaware where he received an M.S. in agricultural economics in 1971. In 1978 he received an M.A. in economics from Western Illinois University, and in 1979 he completed his Ph.D. in agricultural economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Justin Sell

Athletic Director, South Dakota State University Bowling Green University, ‘91 Justin Sell joined the Jackrabbit staff on May 7, 2009 as the 12th director of athletics at South Dakota State University.

Sell oversees the Jackrabbits’ 21-sport Division I varsity athletics program.

Eighteen SDSU teams compete in The Summit League, while football competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference of the Football Championship Subdivision and wrestling competes as a member of the Western Wrestling Conference. Women’s equestrian competes under the umbrella of the National Collegiate Equestrian Association.

Under Sell’s leadership, SDSU athletics continues to make strides in athletic competition, in the classroom, in fundraising and in reconnecting with alumni.

Athletically, the Jackrabbits claimed a total of 10 regular and postseason league championships in five different sports since 2009-10. That success earned SDSU The Summit League Commissioner’s Cup all-sports trophy following the 2010-11 season, after a runner-up finish the year before. Also in 2010-11, SDSU earned the league’s Sportsmanship Award, an award voted upon by their peers.

In the classroom, Jackrabbit student-athletes continually post a gradepoint average of 3.2 or higher in more than 70 different majors, which led SDSU to winning The Summit League’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award for the 2009-10 academic year and the Missouri Valley Football Conference Academic Award in all four years in the league (2008-11).

In January of 2011, Sell announced a partnership with Learfield Sports, signing a 10-year deal worth $13 million for SDSU athletics. Learfield Sports quickly established a Brookings-based entity known as “Jackrabbit

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Sports Properties” that directs all aspects of the partnership, including managing and selling multimedia and sponsorship rights for South Dakota State Athletics.

In addition to the deal with Learfield Sports, Sell directed the implementation of the Letterwinners Club, which provides opportunities for Jackrabbit Athletics to reconnect and stay connected with former studentathletes, while supporting current student-athletes at South Dakota State.

In the years to come, Sell wants to continue reconnecting with former Jackrabbit student-athletes and enhancing the athletic facilities while still maintaining success, both in competition, but more importantly, in the classroom.

On the facilities front, Sell oversaw the completion of the Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center in 2010, and developed the 2025 SDSU Athletic Facilities Master Plan. Additionally, Sell spearheaded efforts to add permanent seating and a press box at Erv Huether Field, chairback seating in both Frost Arena and Coughlin-Alumni Stadium and continues working towards the building of an indoor practice facility and football stadium.

Born in Salem, Ore., and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Sell came to South Dakota State from the University of Northern Iowa, where he worked in various roles, both at the university and in the community for 10 years. He also worked at Villanova University, Syracuse University, Ohio State University and Bowling Green State University. Sell gained further experience working in the private sector for various sports teams and events.

In the Brookings community, where Sell lives with his wife, Jennie, and their four children: Abbie, Zach, Josh and Eric, he serves as Vice President of the Brookings Chamber of Commerce, Vice President for the Brookings Friends of Baseball and on the Brookings Health System Board of Trustees.

Sell earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1991 and completed a master’s degree in physical education/sport administration at The Ohio State University in 1992.

Administration Leon Costello

Senior Associate Athletic Director-External, SDSU Loras College, ‘98 Leon Costello brought his comprehensive background in athletic marketing and administration from the University of Northern Iowa to the South Dakota State athletic staff in March 2010 as the senior associate athletic director for external affairs.

Costello worked in a variety of roles for the Northern Iowa Athletic Department the past eight years, most recently serving as the associate athletic director for external relations since July 2008. In that position, Costello oversaw the marketing efforts for the Panther athletic program, directed the Panther Scholarship Club and supervised the men’s and women’s golf programs.

During his tenure, Costello assisted in negotiating a 10-year agreement with Learfield Sports to provide additional marketing resources.

From 2005-08 Costello served as the assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions, where he assisted with the fundraising efforts of the McLeod Center capital project and coordinated all aspects for the athletic sales and marketing plan, including managing the Northern Iowa Sports Radio Network. Under his direction, UNI also secured two separate cable television agreements and saw a 700 percent increase in membership of the official student athletic group.

A native of Fairbank, Iowa, Costello graduated from Loras College with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and sport science in 1998. While at Loras, he also played for the Duhawk men’s basketball team.

After working in sales in the private sector for two years, Costello enrolled in graduate school at Western Illinois University. While completing his master’s degree in sport management in 2002, Costello served an internship in marketing and game operations with the Boston Celtics. In the fall of 2002, Northern Iowa hired him as its athletic marketing and promotions assistant, where he worked for a year before earning a promotion to director of athletic marketing and promotions in January 2003.

Leon and his wife Heather live in Brookings with their daughter, Cailin, and son, Michael.

Rob Peterson

Senior Associate Athletic Director-Internal, SDSU Northern Michigan, ‘92 Rob Peterson joined the South Dakota State University in April 2000, as an assistant athletic director for internal operations. Now the Jackrabbits senior associate athletic director for internal affairs, Peterson supervises the Jackrabbit athletic department internal operations, with a primary focus on the day-to-day operations of the department.

Peterson also serves as sports supervisor for football, equestrian, baseball, swimming/diving and track/ cross country.

Before joining the SDSU staff, Peterson served as the coordinator of athletic facilities, events and projects for Fresno State University from 1997-2000. In this position, Peterson supervised seven athletic venues and the game operations for 10 sports.

Prior to his time at Fresno State, Peterson served as assistant director of recreation - facilities & events at Northern Michigan University from 199597. This position provided him the opportunity to supervise events and operations for the Superior Dome on the campus of NMU. This facility also houses the United States Olympic Education Center. Peterson started his career at Northern Michigan as the director of sport clubs from 1994-95.

Peterson’s collegiate education includes completion of an HVAC certificate program at Northern Michigan in 1981, a Bachelor of Science in physical education and health at NMU in 1992 and a Masters of Arts in Sports Administration from Central Michigan University in 1995. He also completed a collegiate marketing internship with NMU athletics and a professional sports operations internship with the Green Bay Packers, both in 1993.

A Marquette, Mich., native, Peterson lives in Brookings with his two chocolate labs, Tucker and Bailey. His primary interests include college football, baseball, softball and ice hockey. Rob also enjoys reading, especially on the topics of professional leadership and history.

Kathy Heylens

Associate Athletic Director-Compliance/SWA, SDSU Kathy Heylens came to South Dakota State in July 1984 as a member of the staff in the admissions office before moving to athletics two years later as a senior secretary.

Heylens became the institution’s first full-time Compliance Coordinator in 1990 and continues those duties as the associate athletic director for compliance and senior woman administrator.

Heylens manages all aspects of the athletics compliance program to ensure strict adherence with NCAA, affiliated conferences and university rules and regulations for amateurism, eligibility, recruiting, financial aid, awards and benefits, playing and practice seasons and enforcement.

Heylens recently accepted an appointment of a fouryear term on the NCAA Division I Legislative Council, which serves as the primary legislative body in the Division I governance structure. She also accepted an appointment to the four-member Legislative Council Administrative Committee, which acts on behalf of the full Legislative Council between meetings to transact routine items of business. She also serves on the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Governance Committee.

In addition to her day-to-day duties, Heylens serves on the Undergraduate Experience Committee, Diversity Committee, Intercollegiate Athletics Board and Compliance Team.

A Watertown, S.D., native, Kathy and her husband, Bill, live in Volga, S.D. and have two grown children.

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THE SUMMIT LEAGUE#thesummitleague

IUPUI ’s Chen Ni became the rst female in Summit League history to win two NCAA Championships, after winning the platform dive in 2010 and 2012.

As The Summit League enters its fourth decade of Division I athletics, the performance level continues to rise to higher standards.

A memorable 2011-12 campaign celebrated numerous record-setting and remarkable achievements for The Summit League, its member schools and student-athletes during the league ’s 30th anniversary season.

“Ascending ” and “improving ” are common adjectives used in media coverage of The Summit League as it continues its renaissance.

Consisting of nine member institutions with over 3,000 studentathletes competing in 19 championship sports, The Summit League has enjoyed unprecedented success and development in recent history.

Since rebranding as The Summit League in 2007, the league has produced 54 All-Americans, 37 Academic All-America selections and seven NCAA Championships. In the past seven seasons, Summit League teams have achieved nal national rankings in six different sports, won NCAA regional championships in two sports and advanced in three additional NCAA team championship tournaments.

That level of success carries into both the classroom and athletic competition.

Record-Setting 2011-12 Season In 2011-12 alone, The Summit League nearly doubled its all-time NCAA Champions total by claiming four national titles. IUPUI ’s Chen Ni became the rst female to win multiple NCAA crowns when she claimed her second platform diving championship in three seasons.

The Summit League produced its most successful NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships to date when its student-athletes won three titles. Southern Utah ’s Cameron Levins, one of three nalists for the prestigious Bowerman Award, won the 10,000-meter and 5,000-meter races and became The Summit League ’s rst studentathlete to nish rst in multiple events at a single championship. Oral Roberts ’ Jack Whitt gave the league its third title when he won the pole vault competition.

Two additional student-athletes collected NCAA statistical championships as Oakland ’s Reggie Hamilton became The Summit League ’s rst men ’s basketball national scoring leader and Western Illinois ’ Sammy Marshall was softball ’s national leader in stolen bases per game.

The Summit League ’s growth and success is most evident at the annual Basketball Championships. Its 2012 event set a record for total attendance, including the all-time highest women ’s tournament gure and the third-best overall men ’s draw. The last four tournaments occupy each of the top four all-time tournament attendance totals in league history.

Popularity of The Summit League ’s marquee event reaches beyond the arena. The 2012 Basketball Championships marked the rst time in league history that all 14 men ’s and women ’s tournament games

appeared on national cable television. Since 2009, every tournament game has been televised, including the men ’s championship on ESPN2 and the women ’s title game on ESPNU. Men ’s Basketball enjoyed a stellar season on and off the court.

The Summit League nished 2011-12 with its highest RPI ranking in history, placing 16th among Division I conferences after peaking as high as No. 11 earlier in the season. A record ve teams played in national postseason tournaments with one, Oakland, making the deepest run in league history with three wins and a seminal appearance in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. The league-wide success translated to unprecedented fan support and an all-time best home attendance gure.

Throughout the 2011-12 season, The Summit League measured up well against men ’s basketball leagues across the country and nished with a .500 or better record against 15 of the 17 midmajor conferences. Against both Division I and overall non-league competition, The Summit League amassed its highest victory total and posted its best winning percentage on record. Under the national spotlight, The Summit League was one of only two conferences with multiple participating teams to post perfect records in nationallytelevised BracketBuster games.

In women ’s athletics, The Summit League sent a record four teams to compete in national women ’s basketball postseason tournaments, including an all-time high three in the WNIT. The volleyball season saw The Summit League ranked as high as No. 13 among the 33 Division I leagues in the Pablo Ranking system.

With three national champions and the two-highest placing teams in league history at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, The Summit League solidied itself as one of the national leaders in the sport. During the Indoor season, The Summit League nished ninth among men ’s Division I leagues in the nal USTFCCCA conference index. A combined 12 men ’s and women ’s Indoor and Outdoor AllAmerica honors went to Summit League student-athletes.

The Summit League emphasizes a balance of outstanding athletics and academics. The NCAA honored a record 15 Summit League teams for APR success that included nishing among the top 10 percent for their sport. Individually, North Dakota State ’s Amy Anderson continued to garner recognition as one of the NCAA ’s top student-athletes by earning the National Golf Coaches Association ’s Dinah Shore Trophy recognizing achievement in athletic performance, grade point average and community service. Similar honors went to IUPUI ’s men ’s soccer standout Perez Agaba, who earned selection to the Lowe ’s Senior CLASS All-America team. A total of seven Summit League student-athletes were named to their sport ’s Capital One Academic All-America teams, includes three rst team honorees.

Origins and Evolution In 1982, the present-day Summit League was formed by commissioner F.L. “Frosty ” Ferzacca as the Association of MidContinent Universities with eight schools competing in ve championship sports at the Division I level. Later known as the

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SUMMIT LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP

One of the Summit League ’s most iconic moments came when Valparaiso ’s Bryce Drew hit “the shot ”, a game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer, to top Mississippi in the rst round of the 1998 NCAA Tournament.

Valpo ’s story captivated the nation as they became the league ’s second team to reach the “Sweet 16. ” Mid-Continent Conference, The Summit League has grown to a combined enrollment of over 144,000 students at nine universities, four of which are based in top-58 U.S. metro populations (Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City and Omaha).

The Summit League ’s two newest members, South Dakota and Nebraska Omaha, compete together for the rst time in 2012-13. Admitted to the league in 2009, USD completed its initial year of league competition in 2011-12 and is eligible for all championships this season. UNO joined the league in 2011 and is in its rst year of Summit League competition before becoming fully eligible for all sport championships in 2015-16.

Current Summit League member institutions include: IPFW (Indiana-Purdue-Fort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis), UMKC (University of MissouriKansas City), the University of Nebraska Omaha, North Dakota State University, Oakland University, the University of South Dakota, South Dakota State University, and Western Illinois University. Eastern Illinois University competes as an associate member in swimming and diving and men ’s soccer and Oral Roberts University is an associate member for men ’s soccer. These member institutions pride themselves on providing quality athletic, academic and social experiences for their student-athletes.

The Summit League sponsors 19 championship sports: baseball, men ’s and women ’s basketball, men ’s and women ’s cross country, men ’s and women ’s golf, men ’s and women ’s soccer, softball, men ’s and women ’s swimming and diving, men ’s and women ’s indoor track and eld, men ’s and women ’s outdoor track and eld, men ’s and women ’s tennis, and volleyball. The league champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament in all applicable sports.

Since its inception in 1982, The Summit League has had several transcendent moments on the national stage. In 1986, Cleveland State upset third-seeded Indiana in the rst round of the NCAA Men ’s Basketball Tournament on its way to a berth in the Sweet 16. A decade later, Valparaiso captured the nation ’s attention when Bryce Drew hit “the shot ” to topple No. 4 seed Mississippi in an NCAA rst-round game that sparked its 1998 Sweet 16 run.

More recently, Oral Roberts ’ baseball program nished the 2004 campaign with a nationalranking and became the rst Summit League school to reach an NCAA Super Regional in 2006. Three years later in 2009, North Dakota State became the league ’s rst softball team to win an NCAA regional and advance to the Super Regional round. During the 2008-09 basketball season, South Dakota State ’s women ’s team was nationally-ranked throughout the year and capped its season with an NCAA Tournament rst round victory.

The League has produced nine NCAA champions, four Olympic medalists and numerous All-Americans in the sports of track and eld, swimming and diving and cross country.

Several professional athletes and draft choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball rst round picks, a pair of NBA rst round choices, and one WNBA selection. Former Summit Leaguer Kevin Duckworth (NBA) was a two-time all-star during his professional career.

To coincide with The Summit League ’s 30th Anniversary Season, the league released a list of its Top 30 Distinguished Contributors from the Division I era as selected by a panel of voters from member schools and media. Four individual NCAA champions and three Olympic medalists along with four NBA players and two World Series Champions headlined The Summit League ’s list of top student-athletes, coaches and administrators that was the jewel of the anniversary celebration.

Follow The Summit League on Twitter @thesummitleague, @summithoops and @summitchamps

FORT WAYNE Nickname: Location: Enrollment: Founded: Joined League:

Mastodons Fort Wayne, Ind. 14,193 1964 2007

IUPUI Nickname: Location: Enrollment: Founded: Joined League:

Jaguars Indianapolis, Ind. 30,566 1969 1998

KANSAS CITY Nickname: Location: Enrollment: Founded: Joined League:

Kangaroos Kansas City, Mo. 14,221 1933 1994

NORTH DAKOTA STATE Nickname: Bison Location: Fargo, N.D. Enrollment: 14,407 Founded: 1890 Joined League: 2007 OAKLAND Nickname: Location: Enrollment: Founded: Joined League:

Golden Grizzlies Rochester, Mich.

19,053 1957 1997

OMAHA Nickname: Location: Enrollment: Founded: Joined League:

Mavericks Omaha, Neb. 15,448 1908 2011

SOUTH DAKOTA Nickname: Coyotes Location: Vermillion, S.D. Enrollment: 9,617 Founded: 1862 Joined League: 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Nickname: Jackrabbits Location: Brookings, S.D. Enrollment: 12,816 Founded: 1881 Joined League: 2007 WESTERN ILLINOIS Nickname: Fighting Leathernecks Location: Macomb, Ill. Enrollment: 13,331 Founded: 1899 Joined League: 1982 (charter member) ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Eastern Illinois University competes as an associate member in swimming and diving and men ’s soccer.

Oral Roberts Universitycompetes as an associate member in men ’s soccer.

Fall 2012 Individual Statistics Men Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low-18 Low-36 Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 729 213 3 2nd 10 72.90 69 144 3 Hudson Carpenter 4 469 75 233 0 T-31st 2 6 78.17 155 0 Lukas Davison 745 4 145 219 T-5th Greg Fehrman 4 10 74.50 71 (2) 2 773 2 73 148 222 1 8th Miles Knutsen 4 10 77.30 234 0 32nd 78.00 77 157 234 0 **Joey Pickels 1 3 315 235 0 T-42nd 4 78.75 74 158 0 Dillon Schultz 2 466 74 227 1 T-14th 6 77.67 150 0 Austin “AC� Sitter 2 707 0 73 151 232 T-33rd David Smith 3 9 78.56 0 787 1 T-14th 71 150 229 0 78.70 Brian Wynia 4 10 1,160 1 T-14th 73 227 77.33 149 0 2 15 Individual Totals -3,009 290 885 2nd 584 4 10 300.90 -Team **-left team after fall season

Women Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low-18 Low-36 Low-54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 254 0 T-31st 81 254 84.67 170 0 1 3 Myranda Dunmire 936 2 226 2nd 71 149 12 78.00 1 Morgan Fitts 4 749 78 249 1 14th 83.22 167 0 Amber Houser 3 9 0 1,029 249 T-26th Brianna Janu 4 12 85.75 79 167 0 993 78 165 244 0 T-29th 4 12 82.75 0 Michaela Kouri 1048 0 78 165 250 T-34th Sydney MacDonald 4 12 87.33 0 511 0 85.17 83 (3) 172 255 0 T-34th Alli Plath 2 6 503 79 249 0 T-26th 83.33 170 (2) 0 Individual Totals 2 6 -3,944 318 975 5th Team 4 12 328.67 656 --

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2012-13 South Dakota State university Golf

2012-13 team pictures

Front (L to R): Lukas Davison, Hudson Carpenter, Miles Knutsen, David Smith, Joey Pickels, Greg Fehrman Back: A.C. Sitter, Dillon Schultz, head coach Jared Baszler, graduate assistant Eric Hodgson, Brian Wynia

Front (L to R): Sydney MacDonald, Alli Plath, Amber Houser, Brianna Janu Back: Myranda Dunmire, Michaela Kouri, Morgan Fitts, head coach Jared Baszler

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Women’s Golf Battle at the Tetons (Weber State – Victor, ID)

Sept. 8-9 Redbird Invite (Illinois State – Normal, IL)

Sept. 10-11 Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska – Nebraska City, NE)

Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Jackrabbit Fall Invitational (SDSU – Sioux Falls, SD)

Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Jackrabbit Fall Invitational (SDSU – Sioux Falls, SD)

Oct. 12-14 LPGA Invitational (Xavier – Daytona Beach, FL)

Oct. 13-15

Oct. 15-16 Courtyard Classic (Jacksonville St – Jacksonville, FL)

Querencia Cabo Collegiate (Querencia GC – Cabo San Lucas)

Mar. 11-12 Jackrabbit Invitational (SDSU - Primm, NV)

Mar. 11-12 Jackrabbit Invitational (SDSU - Primm, NV)

Mar. 25-26 Cal-State Bakersfield Invitational (Bakersfield, CA)

Mar. 25-26 Cal-State Bakersfield Invitational (Bakersfield, CA)

Mar. 29-30 Beu/Mussatto Golf Tournament (W. Illinois- Macomb, IL)

Apr. 1-2 Challenge at Onion Creek (Texas State- Austin, TX)

Apr. 8-9

Apr. 15-16 Creighton Classic (Omaha, NE)

COG Mizzou Tiger Intercollegiate (Missouri - Columbia, MO)

Apr. 22-24 Summit League Championships (Keller, TX)

Apr. 22-24 Summit League Championships (Keller, TX)

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