2016-17 LSU Women's Golf Media Guide by LSU Athletics

2016-17 WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE

WOMEN’S GOLF

2016-17 ROSTER NAME

CL.

EXP.

Sydney Cavin Claudia De Antonio Monica Dibildox Kathleen Gallagher Carly Goldstein Marina Hedlund Lana Hodge Caroline Nistrup

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

2L 2L HS 1L 3L 1L 1L 3L

HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL)

Baton Rouge, La. (The Dunham School) Caracas, Venezuela (American Heritage School) Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico (Instituto De Ensenanza Abierta) Greenwood, Miss. (Pillow Academy) Coral Springs, Fla. (Coral Glades HS) Leksand, Sweden (Filborn Skolan) Monroe, La. (Ouachita Christian HS/ULM) Dragoer, Denmark (Taarnby Gymnasium)

HEAD COACH: Karen Bahnsen (LSU ‘84), 33rd year at LSU ASSISTANT COACH: Alexis Rather (LSU ’08), 7th year at LSU

ROSTER BY HEIGHT NAME Claudia De Antonio Monica Dibildox Carly Goldstein Lana Hodge Kathleen Gallagher Marina Hedlund Caroline Nistrup Sydney Cavin

HEIGHT 5-7 5-6 5-6 5-4 5-3 5-3 5-2 5-1

ROSTER BY CLASS

SENIORS Carly Goldstein Lana Hodge Caroline Nistrup

JUNIORS Sydney Cavin Claudia De Antonio

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SOPHOMORES Kathleen Gallagher Marina Hedlund FRESHMAN Monica Dibildox

ROSTER BY COUNTRY UNITED STATES Sydney Cavin Kathleen Gallagher Carly Goldstein Lana Hodge

DENMARK Caroline Nistrup

MEXICO Monica Dibildox

VENEZUELA Claudia De Antonio

SWEDEN Marina Hedlund

CONTENTS IFC Lady Tiger Roster 1 Table of Contents/Quick Facts 2 Schedule/Tournament Teams 3 Season Preview 5 LSU Head Coach Karen Bahnsen 9 Assistant Coach Alexis Rather 10 Golfer Profiles 22 Season Review 23 2015-16 Tournament Results/ Statistics

26 SEC Championship 29 NCAA Championships 33 Year-by-Year Results 39 School Records 42 Team/Individual Tournament Wins 43 All-Americans 44 Scholar Athletes 45 League Honors 46 LSU Players in the Pros 48 Letterwinners

49 The University Club 50 Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility 53 LSU Golf Classic 55 University Club Records 56 Campus Life 58 LSU President/Chancellor 59 LSU Vice-Chancellor, AD 61 LSUsports.net 62 LSU Connect

COMMUNICATIONS Associate AD/Communications:.................... Michael Bonnette Sr. Associate Director/Women’s Golf: .................C. Kent Lowe Sr. Associate Director: ......................................... Bill Franques Sr. Associate Director:.................................Jennifer Rodrigues Associate Director: ............................................... Clyde Verdin Associate Director:................................................. Will Stafford Associate Director: ......................................... Brandon Berrios Administrative Specailist: ....................................Pam LeBlanc

contact Kent Lowe in the LSU Sports Information Office at 225-578-8226.

QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY Location:.......................................................... Baton Rouge, La. Founded:.............................................................................. 1860 Enrollment:....................................................................... 31,414 Nickname:......................................Fighting Tigers, Lady Tigers Colors:.....................................Purple-PMS 268, Gold-PMS 123 Pres./Chancellor:......................................Dr. F. King Alexander Faculty Rep:.....................................................Dr. Bill DeMastes ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT Vice-Chancellor/AD: .................................................. Joe Alleva Deputy Director of Athletics..............................Verge Ausberry Deputy Director of Athletics...................................Eddie Nunez Sr. Assoc. AD/Compliance & Planning: .................Bo Bahnsen Sr. Associate AD/Business Ops:..............................Mark Ewing Sr. Assoc. AD/Facility & Grounds: .............. Ronnie Haliburton Sr. Assoc. AD/Student Services, SWA:................. Miriam Segar Associate AD/Communications..................... Michael Bonnette Associate AD/Ticket Manager: ........................Brian Broussard Associate AD/Facilities & Project Development:..................................................Emmett David Assistant AD/Human Resources.............................. Wendy Nall Assistant AD/Compliance................................ Blair Napolitano Assistant AD/Fiscal Operations: ........................Neal Lamonica Assistant AD/Marketing: .............................. Matthew Shanklin Assistant AD/Game Management: ........................David Taylor Assistant AD/Television Operations.................... Kevin Wagner WOMEN’S GOLF Head Coach: ....................................................... Karen Bahnsen Alma Mater:.................................................................... LSU, ‘84 Year at LSU: .........................................................................33rd Assistant Coach: ................................................... Alexis Rather Year at LSU: ........................................................................... 7th

CREATIVE SERVICES Executive Director...............................................Jason Feirman Creative Services Manager...........................................PJ Odom Graphic Design Coorinator................................. Amanda Qubty Graphic Design Coorinator.......................................... Clint Self Graphic Design Coorinator...............................Stephanie Lyles Photography Coordinator: ......................................Steve Franz Photography Assistant:..........................................Chris Parent CONTACT INFORMATIONN(Area Code 225) LSU Athletics Department: ........................................ 578-8001 Sports Information Department: ............................... 578-8226 Kent Lowe cell: .......................................................... 241-4360 Email Address: ................................................ clowe@LSU.edu Women’s Golf Office:.................................................. 578-3947 University Club Pro Shop:........................................... 819-0080

MAILING ADDRESS LSU Sports Information Athletics Administration Building Baton Rouge, LA 70803 OVERNIGHT MAIL ADDRESS Athletic Administration Building 5th Floor, Room 501 Corner of North Stadium Drive and Nicholson Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70803 CREDITS The 2016-17 LSU Women’s Golf Media Guide is a production of the LSU Athletics Communications and Creative Services. Editor: ....................................................................C. Kent Lowe Layout and Design: ....................Amanda Qubty, Brooke Babin Photography: .....Steve Franz, Patric Schneider, Ann Trappey, Chris Parent Special thanks to the LPGA, Symetra Tour, WGCA and Getty Images for their assistance in providing information and pictures for this book.

MEDIA INFORMATION The 2016-17 LSU Women’s Golf Media Guide has been written to provide members of the media with statistics and information needed to adequately cover the LSU women’s golf team. If you need further information on the team, pictures, or wish to set up interviews with either head coach Karen Bahnsen or one of the student-athletes, please

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INTRO

2016 Fall Results/2017 Spring Schedule

2016 FALL RESULTS

SCHOONER FALL CLASSIC NORMAN, OKLA. FINAL TEAM RESULTS (PAR 284-852) 1. Florida State 270-279-280 – 829 -23; 2. Alabama 275-282-284 – 841 -11; 3. Clemson 281285-283 – 849 -3; 4. Oklahoma 283-285-284 –852 E; 5. Kent State 292-284-282 – 858 +6; T6. Texas A&M 293-297-281 – 871 +19; T6. LSU 291-288292 – 871 +19; T6, Notre Dame 283-298-290 – 871 +19; 9. Iowa State 294-286-294 – 874 +22; 10. Texas State 294-294-300 – 888 +36; 11. Kansas 295-303-294 – 892 +40; 12. Mississippi State 298298-298 – 894 +42. LSU SCORES T10. Caroline Nistrup T32. Monica Dibildox T37. Kathleen Gallagher T41. Claudia De Antonio 44. Sydney Cavin

69-70-72 – 211 -2 73-72-75 – 220 +7 79-72-71 – 222 +9 75-74-74 – 223 +10 74-75-75 – 224 +11

LADY TAR HEEL INVITATIONAL CHAPEL HILL, N.C. UNC FINLEY GOLF COURSE * CHAPEL HILL, N.C. FINAL TEAM RESULTS (PAR 288-864) 1. Wake Forest 282-287-285 – 854 -10; 2. Alabama 285-284-290 – 859 -5; 3. Arkansas 286287-287 – 860 -4; 4. North Carolina State 288289-289 – 866 +2; T5. South Carolina 292-291-290 – 873 +9; T5. Tennessee 294-291-288 – 873 +9; 7. Ohio State 283-287-304 – 874 +10; 8. Virginia 297283-295 – 875 +11; 9. North Carolina 297-291-296 – 884 +20; 10. Duke 292-297-297 – 886 +22; 11. Louisville 295-302-291 – 888 +24; 12. Michigan 296-298-300 – 894 +30; 13. Vanderbilt 296-299300 – 894 +30; 14. Michigan State 309-303-297 – 909 +45; 15. UNC Wilmington 315-297-304 – 916 +52; 16. Rollins 307-312-299-918 +54; 17. LSU 302-308-310 – 920 +56; 18. North Carolina (B) 304-312 -309 –925 +61. LSU SCORES T45. Kathleen Gallagher T64. Lana Hodge T79. Sydney Cavin T87. Claudia De Antonio 94. Monica Dibildox

77-74-73 – 224 +8 73-78-77 – 228 +12 74-78-81 – 223 +17 78-78-79 – 235 +19 80-79-82 – 241 +25

MARYB S. KAUTH INVITATIONAL BRIGGS RANCH COURSE – SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS FINAL ROUND TEAM RESULTS (288-864) 1. Arkansas 288-274-286 – 848 -16; T2. Texas A&M 290-280- 283 – 853 -11; 3. Tennessee 285285-291 – 861 -3; 4. Mississippi State 284-292287 – 863 -1; 5. TCU 298-281-285 – 864 E; 6. SMU 294-291-287 – 872 +8; T7. UTSA 291-291-291 – 873 +9; T7. Auburn 291-284-298 – 873 +9; 9. Kansas State 293-292-289 – 874 +10; 10. Tulane 294-302-293 – 889 +25; T11. Houston 299-298294 – 891 +27; T11. LSU 305-296-290 – 891+27; 13. Old Dominion 305-296-297 – 898 +34; 14. Texas State 306-302-294 – 902 +38. LSU SCORES T31. Kathleen Gallagher T37 Caroline Nistrup T37 Claudia De Antonio T56 Sydney Cavin 67 Lana Hodge

77-71-72 – 220 +4 75-74-73 – 222 +6 75-73-74 – 222 +6 78-78-72 – 228 +12 81-79-73 – 233 +17

2017 SPRING SCHEDULE

LADY PUERTO RICO CLASSIC HOSTED BY PURDUE RIO GRANDE, PUERTO RICO – RIO MAR COUNTRY CLUB FEB. 12-14, 2017 Field: Tournament Field was not available at press times. The Lady Tigers have been to Puerto Rico before and has had success in this event, scoring a win in the 2012 event by two strokes over Georgia. Austin Ernst shot even par to finish in fifth in the tournament. LSU was last in the event in 2015, finishing second with Elise Bradley and Madelene Sagstrom finishing in a tie for third at 1-under 215. ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL INTERCOLLEGIATE HOSTED BY TULANE NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA -- ENGLISH TURN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB FEB. 19-21, 2017 Field: Arizona, UCF, Clemson, Denver, Florida, Houston, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Stanford, Texas, TexasSan Antonio, Tulane, Virginia, Washington LSU has played in this event four of the previous five years after the Tigers and Wave combined for the 2010 Tiger-Wave Golf Classic English Turn while the University Club in Baton Rouge was being renovated. LSU has done well in the individual competition with Madelene Sagstrom and Caroline Nistrup tying for the individual crown in 2015 and then sophomore Sydney Cavin scoring her first collegiate victory in 2016 in stormy weather conditions in the New Orleans area. DARIUS RUCKER INTERCOLLEGIATE HOSTED BY SOUTH CAROLINA HILTON HEAD, SOUTH CAROLINA -- LONG COVE GOLF CLUB MARCH 3-5, 2017 Field: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Duke, Furman, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest LSU has appeared in this event the last four years with a tie for second in 2013 and 2015 and a tie for 3rd in 2014 (297-296-292 – 885). The tournament has joined the list of prestigious events on the spring calendar as the former lead singer of Hootie and the Blowfish and now award-winning country artist sponsors this event in Hilton Head. LSU TIGER GOLF CLASSIC HOSTED BY LSU BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA – THE UNIVERSITY CLUB MARCH 24-26, 2017 Field: LSU, Clemson, Duke, NC State, SMU, Tulane, Arkansas, Denver, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, UNC Wilmington, UTSA, Washington This will mark the 35th-consecutive spring that the LSU women’s golf team has hosted this tournament that has grown to be one of the premier events of the spring golf schedule. The classic moved to the LSU University Club in 2000 and has been played there every year except

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2010 when the U-Club was being renovated. The present course layout has been played on since 2011. LSU has won the event as a team nine times, most recently in 2015. The Lady Tigers have had nine individual winners. Elise Bradley won the tournament in 2015 in a playoff. Duke is the defending champion and last year’s win makes them the second team to win the event on the old Fairwood Country Club, along with the original and renovated U-Club layouts. PING ASU INVITATIONAL HOSTED BY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TEMPE, ARIZONA – ASU KARSTEN GOLF COURSE APRIL 7-9, 2017 Field: Tournament field was not available at press time. The Lady Tigers will conclude the regular season at this traditional West event. LSU last appeared in the 2012 event with LSU finishing in a tie for ninth and Tessa Teachman at 4-over 220, taking T11. Tournament usually draws a solid field of primarily West Coast/Pac 12 teams that the Tigers might face depending on NCAA Regional pairings. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS HOSTED BY THE SEC HOOVER, ALABAMA -- GREYSTONE COUNTRY CLUB APRIL 21-23, 2017 Field: All 14 schools of the Southeastern Conference LSU won its only SEC title in 1992, 25 years ago at Santa Maria Golf Course in Baton Rouge and finished 11th a year ago. This will be the fifth consecutive year the club has played host to the event, but the played shifted in 2015 from the Founder’s course to the Rees Jones Legacy Course. NCAA REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS MAY 8-10, 2017 SITES – ATHENS, GEORGIA; COLUMBUS, OHIO; LUBBOCK, TEXAS; ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. 18 teams and six individuals will be selected for each regional site … The top six teams and three individuals will advance to the national championship event, May 19-24, at Sugar Grove, Illinois.

Season Preview

PREVIEW

2017

SEASON PREVIEW The LSU Lady Tigers have worked hard for a chance to get back to the ultimate goal – the NCAA Championships. LSU was unable to capitalize on a host spot in the NCAA regional tournament held at the University Club with their No. 1 All-American player out early in the year with a wrist injury that would require surgery. But that player has returned and Coach Karen Bahnsen put the emphasis on the schedule in the spring with five events that will hopefully have the team peaking at the proper time entering the post-season portion of the year. There will be a lot of golf, but a lot of important events that LSU and some of the nation’s top teams will take part in.

in the Kauth Invitational was solid with rounds of 75-74-73. She finished the fall with a stroke average of 72.17. Sophomore Kathleen Gallagher averaged 74.00 with good second and third rounds in all three events. The Mississippi native closed the tournaments with rounds of 72-71, 74-73 and 71-72. She posted +4 220 (77-71-72) in the Kauth Invitational and should be ready for a strong spring performance. Claudia De Antonio (75.56) and Sydney Cavin (76.11) were the only other golfers besides Gallagher to play all nine rounds as the Lady Tigers looked for the players that can consistently help the team at the bottom of the lineup.

FALL 2016 UPDATE LSU took part in three tournaments during the fall portion of the season, with one normal fall event now scheduled as a spring event. LSU’s best finish came in the Schooner Fall Classic in Norman, Oklahoma, as LSU finished sixth in the 12-team field with a three-round total of 19-over par 871. The return of Caroline Nistrup was noticeable in the two events she played in with rounds of 69-70-72 for a 2-under 211 in the Schooner Fall Classic that was good enough for a T10 finish. The finish number wasn’t as high but her performance

RETURNING GOLFERS LSU in the spring of 2017 will have a trio of seniors – Caroline Nistrup, Lana Hodge and Carly Goldstein. Of course, it has been great for the coaching staff to see what Nistrup did in her two fall starts and they look for her to continue to be better once in a rhythm of the five events. Nistrup in her last full season not only earned her second All-SEC first team citation, but 2015 saw her finish T12 in the NCAA Championships, earning first-team All-America honors. She is on pace to have one of the lowest career stroke

averages in school history and stands at 72.91 for 75 rounds after her six rounds in the fall and coming off a 2015 season in which she averaged 72.41. Hodge only made two tournament appearances after transferring in last year, but has posted an almost four-shot improvement in her two tournaments she played in this fall. She posted important counting rounds in both of the team’s last two events and will be counted on again for some rounds to help the team scoring in the spring. The potential for important counting rounds is what Goldstein can and has brought to the table in her LSU career. She did not play in the fall but will be one of those in the mix for a qualifying spot in the lengthy spring season. Junior Sydney Cavin of Baton Rouge became a champion in her sophomore season as she was able to battle through the rainy elements in the final round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate in Feb. 2016 to score the individual title with a score of 5-under 211 (69-73-69) over the difficult English Turn layout. Cavin had some solid rounds in the fall and will be a factor in the spring lineup. Claudia De Antonio, another junior had injury issues that limited her on-course activity in 2015-16 but played all nine rounds in the fall.

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She posted six rounds of 75 or less. She posted rounds of 75-73-74 and a 6-over 222 in the Kauth Invitational to end the fall. Sophomore Kathleen Gallagher came to LSU with the pressure of being the first daughter of a former Tiger (Cissye Meeks) and the daughter of a well-known multi-PGA Tour winner and television analyst Jim Gallagher, Jr. She proved with many of her starts in her freshman year, especially after the Nistrup injury, that she was more than capable of posting consistent scores for the Lady Tigers. Gallagher averaged 74.73 for her 30 rounds, topped by a 69 at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate and a 3-over 219 (72-74-73) at the Tar Heel Invitational (T11) and 3-over 219 (72-73-74) at the Silverado Showdown when she was T10. The Mississippi native had a total of 17 rounds of 75 or less last year and has only one round higher than 73 in the second and third round of each of her three fall tournaments. Marina Hedlund is the other sophomore on the team who played in 21 rounds a year ago with a 78.33 average. She posted 5-over 221 (76-71-74)

in the Mason Rudolph event and 72-74-77 (+7, 223) in the Silverado Showdown as the native of Sweden was able to contribute counting scores for the team. NEWCOMER Monica Dibildox comes to LSU from Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico after a distinguished pre-college amateur career. She qualified for the last two U.S. Women’s Amateur event and has reached match play in the U.S. Girl’s Juniors. She has been one of the top five players in her home country every year since 2012. Dibildox played in two fall events for the Lady Tigers with her best showing a 7-over 220 in the Schooner Fall Classic with rounds of 73-72-75. There is a lot of room for her to grow and be a part of this expanded five-tournament schedule. SPEAKING OF SCHEDULE The Lady Tigers will return to some events they have participated in the past with three traditional tournaments in the middle.

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Highlighting the spring is of course the annual LSU Tiger Golf Classic at the University Club in Baton Rouge. The event will return to a FridaySunday schedule in 2017 with March 24-26 the playing dates. Defending champion Duke will be back as will Arkansas as both look for their fourth LSU Tiger Golf Classic, looking to tie Florida State for the second most wins by a team in the event. LSU will return to Puerto Rico for the Lady Puerto Rico Classic to open the season before the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans at English Turn. Both of those tournaments are in February before LSU opens March at the Darius Rucker event in Hilton Head, South Carolina. The Tigers will conclude their regular season in Tempe, at the PING/ASU Invitational before the annual SEC Championships in April in Birmingham. The NCAA Regionals will be hosted this year by Georgia, Ohio State, Texas Tech and New Mexico with the championship at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois.

STAFF

TIGERS

KAREN

BAHNSEN HEAD COACH • 33RD SEASON If it seems like Karen Bahnsen has been a part of the LSU golf program all her life, you wouldn’t be exactly wrong. No she wasn’t putting on the LSU campus course as a youngster, but since 1980 she has been one of the leads in shaping the history of the women’s golf program on this campus. She was the first recruit of the fledging program prior to the 1979-80 season and helped mold the team that would become the first to tee it up for LSU women’s golf. She graduated from LSU in 1984 and subsequently was named the women’s head coach prior to the 1984-85 season. In her second year, she had the number one player in the country, five team titles and a top 10 NCAA Championship finish. The program has marched forward from there. Entering her 33rd season, the coach who has seen it all when it comes to women’s golf at LSU still has the passion and anticipation of what another important spring season will hold. Bahnsen knows another opportunity waits on the national golf scene, a place where LSU regularly has a place at the table of top teams. Bahnsen is in many ways a historian for the sport of college golf, especially at LSU and the

Southeastern Conference. She has seen the sport improve in so many ways with better equipment, better scores and better players. She has now seen the sport she loves advance into the television age as the Golf Channel documents the women’s final and its exciting match play championships. The dean of SEC coaches and a Women’s Golf Coaches Association Hall of Famer continues to get the job done for her program and her University each and every year. She is driven to succeed and has the beliefs and values that reach her players and gives them the chance to be successful as well. Over the course of 32 successful years as head coach, it’s not just wins and losses that matter. It is grade point average as well as greens in regulation. It is graduation day as well as tournament championships. It’s the big picture of preparing for the future whether that is as a business woman, a woman raising a family and if the chance to play professionally arises, then the LSU Lady Tigers are prepared for that as well. As the program enters its 38th season, it’s easy to see how far this program has come – from visiting the campus book store to get matching

shirts for the first tournament and getting in a van to travel to back-to-back third place team finishes in the NCAA Championships and charter planes to certain tournament sites. Since she took over Bahnsen has contributed her share of great stars in her years as head coach: JENNY LIDBACK – the nation’s No. 1 player in 1986, who won seven tournaments in one season. She went on to win an LPGA Major and is the first women’s golfer in the LSU Athletic Hall of Fame. JACKIE GALLAGHER-SMITH – played for LSU in the 1980s that produced a long and steady career on the LPGA Tour, including an LPGA victory. THREE AMIGAS – Ashley Winn, Michelle Louviere, Laura Moore – 1995-98, led LSU to a succession of NCAA appearances (including a fifth place finish in 1998), a No. 1 ranking and nine tournament titles. KATY WILKINSON HARRIS – Had All-American bookend performances in her freshman and senior years and came out of retirement to win

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on the Symetra Tour, play on the LPGA Tour and appear on Golf Channel’s “The Big Break.” MEREDITH DUNCAN – Won three major amateur titles in 2001 including the USGA Women’s Amateur title … Member of the Curtis Cup team and winner of the Dinah Shore Award from LPGA ... Played on the LPGA Tour. LISETTE LEE – Also winner of the Diana Shore Award from LPGA. MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL – Five-time champion in college with three A-A citations … Set LSU records for single season and career stroke average … Multiple Symetra Tour winner, member LPGA Tour. AUSTIN ERNST – Winner of the 2011 NCAA Championship … Two-time All-American … Semifinalist 2011 USGA Women’s Amateur ... Winner LPGA Tour TESSA TEACHMAN – Part of two NCAA third place teams with a third place individual finish. Reality star on Golf Channel’s Big Break. MADELENE SAGSTROM -- 2015 SEC Player of the Year, runner-up for the ANNIKA Award. FirstTeam All-America, Three-time First Team All-SEC … 2016 Symetra Tour POY, leading money winner … Will play on 2017 LPGA Tour and qualified for Ladies European Tour. It was 2011 and 2012 that the Lady Tigers brought home third place hardware from the NCAA team championships. The Tigers have

advanced to that championship round 13 times, 12 under Coach Bahnsen. LSU has qualified for NCAA regional play in all but two years since the format started in 1993. Now in 2016-17, after a 2015-16 season that saw its number one player, All-American Caroline Nistrup, sidelined by wrist problems, the Lady Tigers have a solid group of players that are trying to blend together to advance again to NCAA play. To Coach Bahnsen, it seems like only yesterday when Buddy Alexander, who was handling both the men’s and women’s golf teams at LSU, elected to hand her the keys to the LSU women’s golf program prior to the 1984-85 season. The enthusiasm and competitive spirit that Bahnsen showed people like Alexander as a player is the same enthusiasm and competitive spirit that is evident as a coach. She has had the drive, the determination and the willingness to succeed ever since those playing days. Bahnsen knows what it takes to get to the pinnacle of women’s collegiate golf – the NCAA Women’s Championship Tournament. She will ask her team to work hard and respond to the challenge, but it would be nothing less than she ever asked of herself as a player. Now the message is being spread farther thanks to those who have worked and played for her. Former assistant Golda Borst continues to have success at Kentucky. Marci Kornegay served a long tenure as head coach at South Florida. Ashley (Winn) Tonore, who played for Bahnsen in 1995-98, served for several years as the Director of Golf and head women’s coach at ULM. Former player Alexis Rather has also joined the coaching fraternity in her seventh year as an assistant and

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her fifth at LSU. Over the years Bahnsen has come up with a simple philosophy that she started using as a player. It’s so simple, but so amazingly effective when put into play. She wants her team to play each shot as a separate event. If something bad happens, forget it and move on. Don’t let it carry on for four or five holes. Most of all have fun. Bahnsen’s love and desire for a program she has devoted over half her life to is what also gives her a smiling satisfaction about a program she has virtually helped design from scratch. She is more energized than ever to make the program a continuing contender in the national spotlight. How many programs are there in any sports in Division I intercollegiate athletics where the program’s first recruit goes on to become the head coach of the program and stays long enough to not only be the dean of league coaches in the sport, but also one of the longest tenured coaches in school history? She is one of the most respected individuals in the game today, not just in the SEC but all college golf circles. The numbers easily show her success: 23 All-Americans 48 All-SEC 39 Team Tournament Titles 43 Individual Tournament Titles 11 Top 3 Finishes in the SEC Championships 22 appearances in the NCAA Regionals 12 appearances in the NCAA Championships 7 top 10 finishes in the NCAA Championships (2 thirds)

TIGERS How about some off-the-course numbers: 103 SEC Academic Honor Roll Selections 33 W omen’s Golf Coaches Association Academic Scholars In 2010, Bahnsen’s golf team was recognized as just one of three teams at LSU to earn an NCAA Public Recognition Award for exceptional work in this classroom. The awards are given annually to teams scoring in the top 10 percent in each sport with their Academic Progress Rate (APR). She knows that nothing on the LPGA or the Symetra tours is guaranteed for any golfer. She knows what it is like to have a husband, a family

and the need to divide time between the coaching job and the family time. Her values on balancing both are what makes her a special person and a coach that players want to play for. Every year has brought new challenges and every time Bahnsen has answered that call. Every year, the desire to succeed is that much greater and that is what seems to continue to light the fire of the lady who knows LSU golf inside and outside, backwards and forwards. Bahnsen came to LSU with credentials that were excellent, lettering in golf at McGill-Toolen High School in Mobile, Ala. She led the school to two state titles and in 1979 won the state

THE BAHNSEN FILE

DATE OF BIRTH Oct. 11, 1960 HUSBAND David “Bo” Bahnsen, LSU Sr. Associate AD CHILDREN Darren 28, Devin 25 HIGH SCHOOL McGill Toolen, Mobile, Ala. COLLEGE BA, LSU, 1984 1979 High School All-American; National High School Champion 1980-83 Four-year letter winner at LSU, first golf signee; AIAW Tournament participant, 1980-81; NCAA Tournament participant, 1982 1986 SEC Coach of the Year; NGCA South Region Coach of the Year; Team finished ninth at the NCAA Division I Championships 1992 Team won Southeastern Conference Championship Tournament 1994 Member, La. Team, SE Women’s Amateur Championships

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1995 Member, La. Team, SEC Women’s Amateur Championships; SEC Coach of the Year; Winning Co-Coach, EastWest All-Star NCAA Match 1996 Team finished eighth at the NCAA Division I Championships 1997 NGCA South Region Coach of the Year 1998 Team finished fifth at the NCAA Division I Championships 1999 Team finished 10th at the NCAA Division I Championships 2000 Team finished 10th at the NCAA Division I Championships 2001 Team finished 12th at the NCAA Division I Championships 2006 Team finished 23rd at the NCAA Division I Championships; LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year 2007 LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year 2008 Team finished 15th at the NCAA

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individual championship and the National High School Tournament. Her mother was an LPGA teaching professional, a four-time Alabama state women’s champion, and a Mobile Sports Hall of Fame inductee. In 2015, mother and daughter were united again as Karen Bahnsen was honored as an inductee into the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame. Bahnsen is married to LSU Senior Associate Athletic Director David “Bo” Bahnsen. They have two children, son Darren, 28 (an LSU graduate, a former member of state championship golf and basketball teams at University High in Baton Rouge) and daughter, Devin, 25.

Division I Championships; LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year; Inducted into NGCA Hall of Fame 2009 Team finished 12th at the NCAA Division I Championships 2011 Team finished 3rd at the NCAA Division I Championships; LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year 2012 Team finished 3rd at the NCAA Division 1 Championships; LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year. 2015 Team finished 20th at the NCAA Division I Championships; Inducted Mobile Sports Hall of Fame; LSWA Louisiana Women’s Golf Coach of the Year.

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Team Tournament Titles

Individual Tournament Titles

SEC Championships Top 3 Finishes

NCAA Championships Appearances

Top 10 finishes in the NCAA Championships (2 thirds)

SEC Academic Honor Roll Selections

Women’s Golf Coaches Association Academic Scholars

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BAHNSEN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD YEAR WON LOST TIED 1984-85 60 80 1 1985-86 131 15 0 1986-87 67 45 0 1987-88 94 49 1 1988-89 55 60 3 1989-90 86 39 4 1990-91 98 28 1 1991-92 73 50 0 1992-93 55 80 0 1993-94 61 65 1 1994-95 89 59 2 1995-96 138 33 1 1996-97 120 31 0 1997-98 137 34 3 1998-99 110 62 0 1999-2000 129 38 0 2000-01 110 50 4 2001-02 89 67 1 2002-03 24 95 3 2003-04 98 37 2 2004-05 118 32 2 2005-06 91 77 0 2006-07 87 83 3 2007-08 119 81 0 2008-09 149 41 0 2009-10 104 62 3 2010-11 153 45 1 2011-12 147 47 0 2012-13 89 74 5 2013-14 101 58 2 2014-15 126 47 0 2015-16 58 92 3 TOTALS 3062 1739 46

PCT. TEAM TITLES NOTES .441 1 .897 5 9th in NCAA Championships .598 1 .653 1 .479 0 .682 1 .772 2 .593 2 SEC Champions .407 0 NCAA Regional Participant .480 1 .593 2 NCAA Regional Participant .805 3 8th in NCAA Championships .795 3 NCAA Regional Participant .796 1 5th in NCAA Championships .639 0 10th in NCAA Championships .772 1 10th in NCAA Championships .683 1 12th in NCAA Championships .587 0 NCAA Regional Participant .209 0 .715 1 NCAA Regional Participant .776 2 NCAA Regional Participant .542 0 23rd in NCAA Championships .511 0 NCAA Regional Participant .595 0 15th in NCAA Championships .784 2 12th in NCAA Championships .624 1 NCAA Regional Participant .771 1 3rd in NCAA Championships .758 4 3rd in NCAA Championships .545 0 NCAA Regional Participant .634 0 NCAA Regional Participant .728 3 20th in NCAA Championships .379 0 NCAA Regional Participant .636 39 12 NCAA Appearances; 22 NCAA Regional Appearances

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ALEXIS

RATHER ASSISTANT COACH • 7TH SEASON

No matter where in the world she might be representing LSU as assistant coach, whether recruiting or working on the practice plan, Alexis Rather has a work ethic focused on one thing -- making the LSU women’s golf team better. That has made her an invaluable assistant to Coach Karen Bahnsen as she enters her seventh year on the LSU staff. She doesn’t quite walk and talk like her mentor just yet, but Rather has proven to be the perfect combination to work with Bahnsen. Its their shared beliefs in the same goals and aspirations that keep LSU women’s golf in the national spotlight year-after-year. The pair put together a class of golfers that finished third in the NCAA championships both in 2011 and 2012 and continues to search and find some of the world’s top recruits to come to Baton Rouge. She was part of the staff that brought in and helped Madelene Sagstrom earn SEC Player of the Year in 2015 and then become the Symetra Tour POY in 2016. This season’s team welcomes back sophomore first-team All-America Caroline Nistrup who finished T12 in the 2015 NCAA Championships before injuring her wrist a season ago. Rather in just a short time has become a consummate recruiter and on-course coach. She knows the advice to give and the proper times to give it. She knows when to press and when to back off. With Bahnsen, it’s a coaching staff in sync in recruiting talent and developing it to be the best it can be. She is an LSU program veteran and, like her mentor, she knows the history of the team and what is necessary to get teams through delicate moments in important rounds because she has lived it. The former LSU golfer served two years as an assistant coach at Ole Miss before beginning her tenure at LSU. The native of Tupelo, Miss., was a four-year letter winner at LSU, appeared in two NCAA Women’s Golf Championships as a player and was a four-time Women’s Golf Coaches Association scholar-athlete. Rather, a twotime First-Team All-Louisiana golfer, had three top 10 finishes in her 2008 senior season. That year, she also chipped in for the only birdie in a sudden death

THE RATHER FILE Date of Birth: Hometown: College:

March 2, 1985 Tupelo, Miss. LSU BA, Communications, 2007 MA, Sports Management, 2008

playoff for the eighth and final qualifying spot at the NCAA East Regional that got LSU to the NCAA Women’s Championships. LSU finished in 15th place in the NCAA Championships that season. Over the course of her career, Rather played in all but three tournaments. She posted three top 10s and six top 20 performances and her 128 career rounds played is among the most rounds played in a career by an LSU women’s golfer. She averaged 78.84 strokes during her four-year career. She was also a four-time member of the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll. At Ole Miss, she showed the type of coach she would be, helping guide the Rebels back to postseason play and win a tournament for the first time since 2004 as the women’s golf team earned the Chancellor’s Cup for the women’s varsity team at Ole Miss with the highest grade point average. Since returning to LSU, she has helped the program with practice routines, helped put together the annual LSU Tiger Golf Classic and been on the course for tournaments both at home and on the road. With Rather around, there is another important voice for LSU traveling the world recruiting. During tournaments, Rather can be seen at various spots on the course, offering help and encouragement to the Lady Tigers when needed. Rather was named LSU’s recipient on the SEC Community Service Team while in college and has been heavily involved her entire LSU career with the school’s Life Skills Program and service projects throughout the community. She graduated from LSU in July 2007 with an honors degree in communications and her master’s in sports management from LSU in 2008.

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SYDNEY CAVIN

5-1 • JR-2L • BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA (THE DUNHAM SCHOOL)

FALL JUNIOR SEASON (2016) Averaged 76.11 for the nine fall rounds, 3 tournaments … Low round of 72, even par, in the final round of the Ruth’s Chris Lady Tar Heel Invitational … Best 54hole total the +11 224 in the Schooner Fall Classic (74-75-75), finished 44th. SOPHOMORE SEASON (2015-16) Earned her first collegiate victory at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate when she posted -5 211 at English Turn to get the win (69-73-69) in the opening tournament of the spring season … Took five strokes off her scoring average from 81.67 in 12 rounds as a freshman to 76.33 in 24 rounds as a sophomore … Was +14 230 in her first postseason experience in the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional, knocking off eight shots from the LSU Tiger Golf Classic on the U-Club. FRESHMAN SEASON (2014-15) Cavin in her first season appeared in four events, averaging 81.67 for her 12 rounds … Appeared in the Schooner Fall Classic, Tar Heel Invitational, Lady Puerto Rico and the LSU Tiger Golf Classic … Best aggregate scored came at 24-over par in the Tiger Classic, finishing T64. PRIOR TO LSU Played golf from the eighth grade through senior season at Dunham and was a point guard for the basketball team during her freshman season … The Dunham School team won the 2014 Girls LHSAA Regional Tournament … All-Metro Team all four years of high school (2011-2014), All-State Team in

CAVIN’S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2014-15 12 980 2015-16 24 1,832 Totals 36 2,812

AVG. PAR/UNDER 81.67 0 76.33 2 78.11 2

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LOW 18 LOW 54 TOP 10 79 240 0 69 211 1 69 211 1

BEST t64 1 1

Player Profiles 2013 and 2014 … 2014 Metro Champion, shooting 70, winning by one shot … 2014 Regional Champion (70, win by four shots) … 2014 State LHSAA Runner-up … 2014 Louisiana Champion’s Invitational winner with a 10-shot win, shooting 74 … Named 2014 MVP by The Advocate, 2014 Most Improved by The Advocate … Was 2013 Tommy Moore Invitational Champion and a member of the Louisiana Junior Cup Team in 2012 and 2013. PERSONAL Born on December 7, 1995 … Right handed … Parents are Todd and Shelley Cavin … Two older brothers – Chas and Connor … On coming to LSU, she said, “I wanted to represent my hometown/ team. The coaches, team, and facilities are great” … Major at LSU is sports commerce … Hobbies include golf, duck hunting and wakeboarding … Favorite professional golfers -- Stacy Lewis, Jordan Spieth and Brandt Snedeker. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2014-15 Schooner Fall Classic Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Lady Puerto Rico LSU Tiger Golf Classic

84-80-86 – 250 90 79-82-80 – 241 88 81-81-87 – 249 79 80-79-81 – 240 T64

2015-16 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA Baton Rouge Regional

77-75-75 – 227 T47 81-78-73 – 232 T64 69-73-69 – 211 1 76-74-80 – 230 T68 79-78-81 – 238 T54 75-77-76 – 228 T47 79-75-82 – 236 T58 73-81-76 – 230 T56

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CLAUDIA DE ANTONIO 5-7 • JR.-2L • CARACAS, VENEZUELA (AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL) • 2016 SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2015 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll

FALL JUNIOR SEASON (2016) Played in all three events and was third in stroke average at 75.56 … Posted 6-over 222 at the Kauth Invitational on rounds of 75-73-74 to finish T37. SOPHOMORE SEASON (2015-16) Was only able to play one tournament before injuries forced her out for the remainder of the season … Posted 10-over 226 (76-78-72) in the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel in the fall … Averaged 75.33 for the three rounds … Has played 12 career rounds. FRESHMAN SEASON (2014-15) Participated in three spring events, including the Southeastern Conference Championships … Finished 56th in the LSU Tiger Golf Classic for best finish of the year and best score came in the SEC at 17-over par (80-78-75) to finish T58 … Averaged 79.33 for her nine rounds. Five rounds in the 70s. PRIOR TO LSU Attended school in Plantation, Florida … Team won district championship in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 … Regional Championships in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 … State Championship 2013 … Named first team all-county in 2010,

DE ANTONIO'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2014-15 9 714 2015-16 3 226

2011, 2012, 2013 and first team all-state in 2011, 2012, 2013 … 2012 AJGA Florida junior champion … District individual champion in 2012 … Fifth in state championships (2011, 2012), third in 2013 … South Florida PGA Player of the Year (2011, 2012). PERSONAL Born on December 7, 1995 … Nickname is “Clau” … Parents are Jose and Ana De Antonio … Younger sister, Lorena … Major is international trade and finance … Likes to relax by watching TV, hanging out with friends … Came to LSU because “I fell in love with the campus, the coaches and all of the girls on the team” … Favorite golfer is Tiger Woods. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2014-15 Allstate Sugar Bowl LSU Tiger Golf Classic SEC Championships

85-77-82 – 244 T76 77-81-79 – 237 56 80-78-75 – 233 T58

2015-16 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel

76-78-72 – 226 T39

AVG. PAR OR UNDER 79.33 0 75.33 1

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LOW 54 TOP 10 233 0 226 0

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MONICA DIBILDOX

5-6 • FR.-HS • SALTILLO, COAHUILA, MEXICO (INSTITUTO DE ENSENANZA ABIERTA)

PRIOR TO LSU Has qualified for the 2015 and 2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur events … She has also reached match play previously in the U.S. Girl’s Junior Champ … She has been one of the top 5 Mexican players since 2012 ... Started to play at age of 8 and since 2009 has an impressive record in México North Jr Championships wining 34 events out of 35 she had played … Winner of two

National Mexico Cups as runner-up and top three in national tournaments … Second place AJGA's Billiard Factory Jr. Championship at The Woodlands in 2014. PERSONAL Born on Feb. 22, 1998 … Right handed … Parents are Jose Dibildox and Monica Hassaf … One younger brother, Jose Dibildox … On why she came to

LSU: “All my life I’ve been dreaming to become a professional golfer and LSU has everything an athlete needs to become professional – my coaches, golf facilities and the staff are the best” … Father played professional golf and mom and aunt softball … Favorite food is Italian and favorite professional golfer is Suzanne Pettersen … Favorite pro athlete outside golf is swimmer Michael Phelps.

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KATHLEEN GALLAGHER 5-3 • SO.-1L • GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI (PILLOW ACADEMY) • LSWA Freshman of the Year • 2016 Freshman SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2016 WGCA All-Scholar Athlete

FALL SOPHOMORE SEASON (2016) Averaged 74.00 for the nine-round, three-tournament fall season … Three rounds of par or under with low round of 71 (even par in the Schooner and -1 in the Kauth Invitational) … Posted 4-over in the Kauth event with rounds of 77-71-72 … Shot no round above 74 in the second and third round of the three events. FRESHMAN SEASON (2015-16) Just missed getting her first college top 10 at the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel with a 3-over 219 (72-74-73), tying for 11th place ... Posted 4-over 200 with 3-under 69 in opening round of the ANNIKA Intercollegiate (69-74-77), finishing T38 ... Led the team in stroke average with a 74.33 average with one top 10 and five rounds of par or under … One of four LSU players to post a 69 on the team during the season … Posted rounds of 74-7174 to finish +6 with 219 and T13 in the Darius Rucker Invitational .. T10 came in the Silverado Showdown at +3 with 219 in a field of 93 (72-73-74) … During the summer earned her second Mississippi Women’s Golf Association state amateur championship with her other win coming in 2013. PRIOR TO LSU Played both basketball and golf at Pillow Academy … Part of four golf championships in the MAIS – Girl’s and Boy’s State Team Champions as a ninth graders, as well as individual girl’s state champion that season … Was Boy’s North State Champion as an 11th grader … School winner and state finalist for the Wendy’s High School Heisman in golf … All-Conference and All-Commonwealth in prep hoops … 2013 Mississippi GALLAGHER'S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2015-16 30 2242 Totals 30 2242

AVG. PAR/UNDER 74.73 5 74.73 5

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LOW 18 LOW 54 69 69

TOP 10 1 1

BEST T10 T10

Player Profiles Women’s State Amateur Champion and 2014 Runner-up in State AM … Future Tour Championship Medalist, 2012-14; Advanced to match play in 2012 at USGA Girl’s Junior and from 2012-14 participated in the Junior PGA Championship, best finish T23 (2013) … Graduated with honors and made the Headmaster’s list (all A’s) all four years in high school … Member National Honor Society, Math, Science Club …

COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2015-16 Mason Rudolph ANNIKA Intercollegiate Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA Baton Rouge Regional

79-75-73 – 227 T60 69-74-77 – 220 T38 72-74-73 – 219 T11 76-76-71 – 223 T38 76-73-77 – 226 54 74-71-74 – 219 T13 75-80-76 – 231 T25 72-73-74 – 219 T10 75-76-76 – 227 T37 77-79-75 – 231 T59

PERSONAL Born on July 20, 1996 … Right handed … Parents are Jim and Cissye Gallagher … Mother (Cissye Meeks) played at LSU for Coach Bahnsen (1985-88) and on the LPGA Tour … Dad played on both the PGA and Champion Tour with five PGA wins; he is now serving as an analyst on Golf Channel … Aunt, Jackie Gallagher-Smith is a former Lady Tiger, who won on the LPGA Tour; and, Uncle Jeff is a member of the PGA Tour … Two sisters: Mary Langdon and Elizabeth; one brother: Thomas … On coming to LSU wrote: “Both my mom and aunt played golf at LSU, so I have been a fan my whole life. I have always dreamed of playing college golf at LSU, but never really knew if that would be possible” … Anticipated major at LSU is communications … Likes to “hang out with friends and family to relax” … Favorite foods are Italian and seafood and favorite dessert is “all things ice cream” … An easy choice for favorite professional golfer “my daddy”.

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CARLY GOLDSTEIN 5-6 • SR.-3L • CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA (CORAL GLADES HS) • 2014 Freshman SEC Academic Honor Roll • 2015, 2016 SEC Academic Honor Roll

JUNIOR SEASON (2015-16) Played in nine rounds during the year, averaging 80.33 … Low round of 74 in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Championship … 75 in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate … Best finish in the New Orleans event at English Turn, at 19-over 235 … Career average of 53 rounds and 78.25. SOPHOMORE SEASON (2014-15) Played in all 11 events for the Lady Tigers, averaging 77.70 for 33 rounds, including an appearance as part of the team lineup in the NCAA Championships … Best event was Mason Rudolph Championships, finishing T16 at 6-over par 222 (74-76-72) … Also posted aggregate 222 at par 70 Schooner Classic (+12, 76-73-73) … Shot 1-under 70 in the second round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.

One of the more decorated junior golfers to come to LSU as far as pre-college wins, having recorded 100 junior wins … Three-year letter winner at Coral Glades under coach Kimberly Krawczyk … 2012 Class 2A Individual State Girls High School champion … Player of the Year in both Broward and Dade County; Miss Florida Golf 2012 … Featured in a November 2012 issue of Sports Illustrated in its “Faces In The Crowd” feature after shooting her 4-under 140 to win the high school title … Has been playing tournament golf since she was eight … Won Future Collegians World Tour Under 14 National Championship and reached the quarterfinals as a 12-year-old in the internationally known Doherty Cup, where she was the

youngest in an 80-year-old tournament at that time to reach match play … Also played in the Champions Tour’s First Tee Open with Nick Price and Andy North. PERSONAL Born on April 6, 1995 … Right handed … Father is Barry Goldstein, a professional golf instructor for many years … One sister, Aubrey … Major at LSU is interdisciplinary studies … Likes to swim, shop or “hang with friends” for relaxation … On deciding to come to LSU, she said, “I really liked the coaches and the big school atmosphere; great golf program and facilities” … Member of the Straight A Honor Roll in High School and was named Scholar Athlete of the Year … Favorite foods are lobster and steak;

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14) Played in four events, averaging 78.18 a round for LSU … Best finish was a strong second in the SMU/DAC Invitational, posting rounds of 73-73 for a 146 total … Best 54-hole total was her first event at the Tar Heel Invitational when she posted 232 … Was a summer winner of qualifying events for the Women’s Amateur Public Links (course record 68) and sectional qualifying for the U.S. Women’s Amateur (70) … In the WAPL, advanced thru qualifying to match play before falling in the round of 64 … Also advanced through match play in the U.S. Women’s Amateur before losing in the opening round of match play. PRIOR TO LSU GOLDSTEIN’S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2013-14 11 860 2014-15 33 2564 2015-16 9 723 Totals 53 4147

AVG. PAR OR UNDER 78.18 0 77.70 2 80.33 0 78.24 2

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LOW 18 LOW 56 TOP 10 BEST FINISH 73 232 1 T2 70 222 0 T16 74 235 0 77 70 222 1 T2

Player Profiles and, “anything chocolate” for dessert … Favorite Pro Golfers are Natalie Gulbis and Adam Scott. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2013-14 Tar Heel Invitational LSU Tiger Golf Classic SMU/DAC Invitational SEC Women’s Championship

81-75-76 – 232 T80 82-73-78 – 233 T45 73-73 – 146 T2 86-85-78 – 249 69

2014-15 Mason Rudolph Championship 74-76-72 – 222 T16 Schooner Fall Classic 76-73-73 – 222 T70 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel 73-79-75 – 227 T46 The Alamo invitational 73-74-81 – 228 T64 Lady Puerto Rico 79-78-75 – 232 T49 Allstate Sugar Bowl 73-80-74 – 227 T24 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 78-70-75 – 223 T23 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 75-76-78 – 229 T27 SEC Championships 79-77-79 – 235 63 NCAA Raleigh Regional 81-89-80 – 250 92 NCAA Championships 91-93-85 – 269 130 2015-16 Allstate Sugar Bowl 81-74-80 – 235 77 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 75-79-82 – 236 T84 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 88-84-80 – 252 95

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MARINA HEDLUND 5-3 • SO.-1L • LEKSAND, SWEDEN (FILBORN SKOLAN)

• 2016 Freshman SEC Academic Honor Roll

FRESHMAN SEASON (2015-16) Hedlund played in 21 rounds as a freshman, averaging 78.33 … Had two rounds of par or under, a 1-under 71 at the opening Mason Rudolph Championships and a par 72 at the Silverado Showdown in the regular season finale … 13 rounds in the 70s … Posted a 1-over 73 in the final round of the SEC Championships … Best aggregate was +5 221 in the Mason Rudolph event, also +7 223 in the Silverado Showdown … Best finish in that finale at T28.

they are aiming for high results and the coaches” … Favorite food is tacos and for dessert: ice cream … Favorite celebrity is Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn … Favorite pro golfers: Jordan Spieth and Stacy Lewis. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2015-16 Mason Rudolph ANNIKA Intercollegiate The Alamo Invitational LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regional

76-71-74 – 221 T36 80-75-85 – 240 T60 80-77-78 – 235 T70 76-76-87 – 239 T56 72-74-77 – 223 T28 78-85-73 – 236 T58 82-84-85 – 251 95

PRIOR TO LSU Team won the Swedish Golf School Team Championship in 2014 … Was the player of the year in Dalarna (province she lives in Sweden), 2011-2015. Played with the Swedish girls’ national team in 2014 … Was an outstanding Alpine Skier before choosing to focus all her energy on golf and attend a golf high school … 2nd in the 2013 Irish Open Under 18 Championship (72-76-74) and 3rd in the 2014 Irish Open (73-73-76) … Winner of the 2015 Callaway Cup (6974), the Juniorslaget in 2014 (70-75), the Osterlen Junior Open 78-76 and four more first places on the Skandia Tour, including one in a 2012 match play event. PERSONAL Born on Oct. 25, 1996 … Right handed … Parents are Jan and Ulrika Hedlund … Older sister, Emelie … Anticipated Major at LSU: business … Likes to spend time with family, and, read books … Hobbies include physical training … On what influenced her to come to LSU, she wrote: “Their friendly atmosphere, HEDLUND’S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2015-16 21 1645 Totals 21 1645

AVG. PAR OR UNDER 78.33 2 78.33 2

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LOW 18 LOW 54 TOP 10 BEST FINISH 71 221 T28 71 221 T28

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LANA HODGE

5-4 • SR.-1L • MONROE, LOUISIANA (OUACHITA CHRISTIAN HS/ULM)

FALL SEASON (2016) Was with the Tigers for two of the three fall events with a low round of 73 and a stroke average of 76.83 … Best 54 hole total of 228 in the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invite (73-78-77) … Also played in the Kauth Invitational in San Antonio. JUNIOR SEASON (2015-16) Played in two events after transferring from ULM after the 2014-15 season … Averaged 80.83 in the six rounds … Low round of 76 … Participated in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate and the LSU Tiger Golf Classic.

PERSONAL Born on April 25, 1995 … Right handed … Parents are Glen and Valarie Hodge … One sister: Laura-Taylor Hodge … Her uncle, Rudy Niswanger, is well known to Tiger fans as a former member of the football team and the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs … On LSU, Hodge wrote: “The golf program, along with the coaches, players and facilities are great. My uncle playing football at LSU made me fall in love with the school at an early age” … Anticipated major at LSU is business management … To relax likes to watch “Netflix marathons” … Favorite food is lasagna and favorite dessert ice cream … Favorite celebrity Sam Hunt … Favorite pro golfer is Jordan Spieth. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2015-16 Allstate Sugar Bowl LSU Tiger Golf Classic

81-76-82 – 239 T86 81-84-81 – 246 T78

PRIOR TO LSU Transferred to LSU after playing as both a freshman and sophomore at ULM … As a freshman, played in four tournaments, averaging 79.18 … Season low round (75) and tournament score (244) came at the HBU Women’s Intercollegiate (T9) … T53 at LSU Golf Classic (+20, 236) in 2014 …. Competed in all five fall tournaments as a sophomore, averaging 77.38, second on the ULM team … Two rounds at or under par … Second low of 71 at “Mo” Morial and also had lowest 54 hole total of 230, finishing T34 … 13th at the Fred Marx Invitational (231) and 14th at Lady Red Wolf Classic (155) … Brandon McQuillin was prep coach … Was the individual state champion in 2012 … Earned seven letters in high school golf … All-state honors six times … Helped lead her team to a second place finish in 2009 … Won the AJGA Preseason Junior at Brookhaven in 2012 … Member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Club and FCA Officer.

HODGE’S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS 2015-16 6 Totals 6

STROKES 485 485

AVG. PAR OR UNDER 80.83 80.83

LOW 18 76 76

LOW 54 TOP 10 239 239

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CAROLINE NISTRUP 5-2 • SR.-3L • DRAGOER, DENMARK (TAARNBY GYMNASIUM) • 2015 First-Team All-America • 2015 All-SEC First Team • 2015 First-Team All Louisiana • 2015 SEC Academic Honor Roll

FALL SENIOR SEASON (2016) Returned to play in two of the three fall events and returned to form with one top 10 finish and a stroke average of 72.17 for six rounds … Had low rounds of 2-under 69 and 1-under 70 in the Schooner Fall Classic … Finished that event at 2-under 211 (par 71) and finished T10 in the field of 66 … Had rounds of 75-74-73 for 6-over 222 in the Kauth Invitational … Has played in 75 career rounds with a career stroke average of 72.91

• 2014 All-SEC First Team • 2014 All-SEC Freshman Team • 2014 Louisiana Freshman of the Year

when she tied with teammate Madelene Sagstrom at the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans … Shot 4-under 212 (71-70-71) … Finished second in The Alamo Invitational at 11-under 205 (66-70-69) and T2 at the NCAA Raleigh Regional at 2-under 214 (71-73-70) … Only two rounds of 34 over 76 and posted 17 rounds of par or under (29 in two seasons) … Home country finished seventh in the 2015 European Ladies Amateur Team Championship.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2013-14) Second on the team in stroke average at 73.55, earning All-SEC First Team and All-SEC Freshman team honors, while being named Freshman of the Year on the state’s women’s golf team … Played in all 29 rounds … Had best aggregate round of the year of 65 in middle round of Schooner Fall Classic, finishing fourth at even par 210 … Shot -4 212 (73-6772) to finished T3 at Tar Heel Invitational and finished three tourney run by going -3 213 (71-71-71) at The Alamo Invitational to finish T7 … Home country

JUNIOR SEASON (2015-16) Junior season cut short after two events with a wrist injury that needed surgery … In her first two tournaments, the Mason Rudolph and ANNIKA Intercollegiate, averaged 73.33 for the six rounds before withdrawing in the first round of the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel … Posted even par 216 in the Mason Rudolph, T17 … For career of 69 rounds, 31 rounds of par or under, 6 top 5 and 9 top 10 finishes, with a career average of 72.97, now second all-time behind the 72.95 of Madelene Sagstrom, who turned pro in 2016. SOPHOMORE SEASON (2014-15) Second on the team in stroke average at 72.41 and has the best career average after two years (63 rounds of 72.94) … Improved her stroke average by over one stroke from her freshman season … Five top 10 finishes, nine for her career … Advanced through to the final round of the individual competition in the NCAA Championships, finishing T12 at 8-over par 296 form a field of 132 … Won her first collegiate tournament NISTRUP’S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON ROUNDS STROKES 2013-14 29 2133 2014-15 34 2462 2015-16 6 440 Totals 69 5035

AVG. PAR OR UNDER 73.55 12 72.41 17 73.33 2 72.97 31

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LOW 18 LOW 54 TOP 10 BEST FINISH 65 210 4 2 66 205 5 1 69 216 0 T17 65 205 9 1

Player Profiles finished in 11th in 2014 European Women’s Amateur Team Event in Slovenia. PRIOR TO LSU Caroline has been a member of the Danish National Team since 2007 and is currently ranked No. 3 in Denmark as she comes to LSU … Captured one international tournament title in 2012 with three second places and 10 top 10 placements … Won the Harder German Junior events in 2012 with rounds of 69-66-70 for an 11-under score, while this year was first in the DGU Elite Tournament posting rounds of 64-74-67 for a 12-under score … Third in the 2013 Danish International Ladies Amateur Championship … Has played five times on Denmark’s team in the European Team Championships with 2013 team placing fifth … Also in 2012, played at the World Amateur Team Championship. PERSONAL Born on August 3, 1994 … Nicknames are “Caro” and “Nitten” … Right handed … Born in Copenhagen … Decided to come to LSU “because of the great team, the fantastic atmosphere and the warm weather” … Parents are Marianne and Peter Nistrup … One brother, Gustav … Grandfather, Finn, played cricket on the Danish National Team … Major international business trade and finance … Favorite food is “steak frites with béarnaise sauce … Favorite TV show is the classic “Friends” and favorite professional golfer Suzann Pettersen. COLLEGIATE FINISHES 2013-14 Cougar Classic 73-72-72 – 217 T13 Schooner Fall Classic 73-65-72 – 210 4 Ruth Chris Tar Heel Invitational 73-67-72 – 212 T3 The Alamo Invitational 71-71-71 – 213 T7 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate 73-77-69 – 291 T32 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 71-69-71 – 211 2 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 78-77-77 – 232 T41 SMU/DAC Invitational 76-79 – 155 T36 SEC Women’s Golf Championship 76-73-78 24 NCAA Central Regional 80-80-77 T87 2014-15 Mason Rudolph Championships 71-69-77 – 217 T6 Schooner Fall Classic 68-70-75 – 213 T30 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel 77-72-69 – 218 T15 The Alamo Invitational 66-70-69 – 205 2 Lady Puerto Rico 75-69-78 – 222 T20 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate 71-70-71 – 212 T1 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 71-75-71 – 217 T7 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 75-71-76 – 222 13 SEC Championships 70-74-74 – 218 T12 NCAA Raleigh Regional 71-73-70 – 214 T2 NCAA Championships 72-74-76-74 – 296 T12 2015-16 Mason Rudolph Championships ANNIKA Intercollegiate

69-72-75 – 216 T17 78-73-73 – 224 T47

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REVIEW

Season Review

The 2015-16 LSU women’s golf season had its share of good moments with a concluding highlight for a Louisiana native. ELISE BRADLEY The senior from Covington finished in a tie for fourth at the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional, posting a final 3-under 69 to finish at 213 and advance to the NCAA Championships … Bradley finished a good career at LSU in she was part of the 2015 NCAA Tournament team and in her junior season was named one of the most improved golfers in the country. She averaged 74.91 her senior season and 75.85 for her career.

INDIVIDUAL LOW ROUNDS • 69 (-3) Caroline Nistrup, Mason Rudolph, 1st round • 69 (-3) Kathleen Gallagher, ANNIKA Intercollegiate, 1st round • 69 (-3) Sydney Cavin, Allstate Sugar Bowl, 1st round • 69 (-3) Sydney Cavin, Allstate Sugar

Bowl, 3rd round • 69 (-3) Elise Bradley, NCAA BR Regional, 3rd round • 70 (-2) Nadine Dreher, Mason Rudolph, 1st round • 70 (-2) Elise Bradley, Mason Rudolph, 2nd round

SYDNEY CAVIN Baton Rouge’s Cavin won her first collegiate tournament at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, beating out the field and threatening weather to win with a 5-under 211 (69-73-69). Cavin improved to 76.33 in stroke average in her sophomore season as she played in eight events. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER Kathleen Gallagher became the first daughter of a former Lady Tiger player to play for LSU. Gallagher’s mother, Cissye Meeks (Gallagher) played for Coach Karen Bahnsen in the mid-1980s. Kathleen would take one of the lead roles on the team after the injury to Caroline Nistrup. Gallagher had five rounds of par or under and one top 10 finish as she led LSU with a 74.73 stroke average for 30 rounds. Gallagher had four top 25 finishes in her inaugural season of college golf.

KATHLEEN GALLAGHER

TEAM LOW ROUNDS LSU had three top 10 finishes topped by a fourth in the Mason Rudolph and fifth in the LSU Tiger Classic: • 287 (-1) Mason Rudolph Championships, 2nd round • 288 (E) Mason Rudolph Championships, 1st round • 291 (+3) ANNIKA Intercollegiate, 1st round • 291 (+3) Alamo Invitational, 3rd round • 292 (+4) ANNIKA Intercollegiate, 2nd round SYDNEY CAVIN RECEIVES HER SUGAR BOWL INTERCOLLEGIATE TROPHY.

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Mason Rudolph Championships

Franklin Tennessee –Sept. 18-20, 2015 Vanderbilt Legends Club – Par 72 LSU has opened its season here many times in recent years and was able to finish in a tie for fourth as the top three teams (Alabama, Northwestern and Georgia) sprinted clear of the rest of the field. The Lady Tigers opened with an even par 288 and followed with a 1-under 287, but posted +10 on the final day to still finish with a very nice score of 9-over par 873 for the 54 holes, tying with Virginia. The Lady Tigers had some good opening numbers with returning AllAmerica Caroline Nistrup going in at even par after her first 54 holes (69-7275), finishing T17, while seniors Elise Bradley and Nadine Dreher both posted 4-over totals of 220. Top 5 Teams 1 Alabama 2 Northwestern 3 Georgia T4 LSU T4 Virginia

282-280-286 – 848 283-281-285 – 849 286-275-293 – 854 288-287-298 – 873 286-289-298 – 873

-16 -15 -10 +9 +9

LSU Results T17 Caroline Nistrup T31 Elise Bradley T31 Nadine Dreher T36 Marina Hedlund T60 Kathleen Gallagher

69-72-75 – 216 73-70-77 – 220 70-74-76 – 220 76-71-74 – 221 79-75-73 – 227

E +4 +4 +5 +11

ANNIKA Intercollegiate

Orlando Florida – Sept. 27-29, 2015 Reunion-Watson Course – Par 72 Retired pro golfing legend Annika Sorenstam hosts this prestigious event as part of her program to help push women’s college golf forward. Seven teams posted under par scores as Southern California defeated Arizona (23 shots) and Arkansas by 26 shots for the first three places as USC posted 36 under par. LSU posted good numbers but finished 11th in the 12-team field at 16-over 880. Nadine Dreher led LSU with a strong 1-over 217 on rounds of 71-73-73 which got her a T28 finish. Elise Bradley shot 73-72-74 for 3-over and Kathleen Gallagher had her low of the year with a 3-under 69 in the opening round and finished at 4-over 220. Caroline Nistrup posted +8 223 in what would come to be her final tournament of the 2015-16 calendar year.

Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Duke 2 Arkansas 3 Louisville 4 Michigan State 5 NC State 10 LSU LSU Scores T11 Kathleen Gallagher T29 Elise Bradley T39 Claudia De Antonio T47 Sydney Cavin T71 Nadine Dreher WD Caroline Nistrup

HISTORY

285-293-289 – 867 302-287-291 – 880 292-297-293 – 882 293-299-291 – 883 292-300-292 – 884 302-303-298 – 903

+3 +16 +18 +19 +20 +39

72-74-73 – 219 72-73-79 – 224 76-78-72 – 226 77-75-75 – 227 82-78-74 – 234

+3 +8 +10 +11 +18

The Alamo Invitational

San Antonio, Texas -- Oct. 25-27, 2015 Briggs Ranch – Par 72 Florida was the only team to go under par in the event that has seen its share of low scores over the years LSU has played in it. The Gators finished at 6-under 858 to win by 12 shots over Arkansas. Arkansas was another nine shots clear of Texas Tech in third. LSU was still trying to find the adjustments they would make in the spring without Caroline Nistrup and finished 15th at 40-over 904 (307-306-291). Nadine Dreher posted rounds of 74-75-73 to finish at 6-over 222 T29 and Kathleen Gallagher posted rounds of 76-76-71 for 7-over 223 (T38). Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Florida 2 Arkansas 3 Texas Tech 4 SMU 5 UTSA 15 LSU

293-286-279 – 858 294-291-285 – 870 297-294-288 – 879 304-295-283 – 882 305-293-286 – 884 307-306-291 – 904

-6 +6 +15 +18 +20 +40

LSU Scores T29 Nadine Dreher T38 Kathleen Gallagher T50 Elise Bradley T64 Sydney Cavin T70 Marina Hedlund

74-75-73 – 222 76-76-71 – 223 77-76-74 – 227 81-78-73 – 232 80-77-78 – 235

+6 +7 +11 +16 +19

SPRING SEASON

Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Southern California 2 Arizona 3 Arkansas 4 Duke 5 Texas A&M 11 LSU

276-271-281 – 828 286-281-284 – 851 284-286-284 – 854 277-291-288 – 856 278-286-295 – 859 291-292-297 – 880

-36 -13 -10 -8 -5 +16

LSU Scores T28 Nadine Dreher T34 Elise Bradley T38 Kathleen Gallagher T47 Caroline Nistrup 60 Marine Hedlund

71-73-73 – 217 73-72-74 – 219 69-74-77 – 220 78-73-73 – 224 80-75-85 – 240

+1 +3 +4 +8 +24

Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational

Chapel Hill, N.C. – Oct. 9-11, 2015 UNC Finley Golf Course – Par 72 The Lady Tigers season took a turn early in the first round when AllAmerican Caroline Nistrup injured her wrist and was declared out for the rest of the season. Although Sydney Cavin was there playing as an individual with the round already started, the team was forced to play with four players with no margin for error. Duke won the event at 3-over par 867 by 13 shots over Arkansas, but LSU accounted itself well finishing 10th in the 18-team event. The Tigers posted rounds of 302-303-298 for a total of 39-over 903. Kathleen Gallagher had a strong event in the top spot finishing T11 with rounds of 72-74-73 for 3-over 219. Elise Bradley was 8-over with rounds of 72-73-79.

Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate

New Orleans, Louisiana – Feb. 21-23, 2016 English Turn Golf and Country Club – Par 72 For sophomore Sydney Cavin, the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate was a crowning event of her first two years as she won the Sugar Bowl for her first individual title of her career. Cavin was on her game from start to finish posting 69-73-69 for a 5-under 211 over the English Turn layout. Cavin became the 19th player in LSU women’s golf history to win an individual title. LSU’s final round of 306 hurt their final standing, but finished in 12th after rounds of 298-291-306 for a 31-over total of 895. Florida was the winner at 2-under 862, one shot better than Oklahoma State. Alabama was third. Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Florida 2 Oklahoma State 3 Alabama 4 Arizona 5 Texas 12 LSU

288-281-293 – 862 287-289-287 – 863 292-288-288 – 868 287-290-293 – 870 297-289-283 – 879 298-291-306 – 895

-2 -1 +4 +6 +15 +31

LSU Scores 1 Sydney Cavin 54 Kathleen Gallagher T60 Nadine Dreher T67 Elise Bradley 77 Carly Goldstein T86 Lana Hodge

69-73-69 – 211 76-73-77 – 226 76-73-80 – 229 77-72-81 – 230 81-74-80 – 235 81-76-82 – 239

-5 +10 +13 +14 +19 +23

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Tournament Results

Darius Rucker Intercollegiate

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina – March 4-6, 2016 Long Cove Club – Par 71 Alabama posted 16-over 868 to win by seven shots over Virginia (+23) with Duke third (+26) in this annual women’s golf event hosted by the country music star. LSU would finish T15 with Mississippi State as the two teams finished at 60-over par 912. LSU had rounds of 303-301-308. Kathleen Gallagher had a good tournament for LSU as the freshman had very consistent play with rounds of 74-71-74 for a 6-over score of 219 and a T13 finish. Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Alabama 2 Virginia 3 Duke 4 Oklahoma State 5 North Carolina T15 LSU

278-298-292 – 868 281-298-296 – 875 299-289-290 – 878 292-290-297 – 879 290-295-296 – 881 303-301-308 – 912

+16 +23 +26 +27 +29 +60

LSU Scores T13 Kathleen Gallagher T68 Sydney Cavin T74 Nadine Dreher T80 Elise Bradley T84 Carly Goldstein

74-71-74 – 219 76-74-80 – 230 78-79-75 – 232 78-77-79 – 234 75-79-82 – 236

+6 +17 +19 +21 +23

LSU Tiger Golf Classic

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – March 20-22, 2016 The University Club – Par 72 No. 3 Duke won the Tiger Golf Classic for the third time and they became the only the second school, joining LSU, to win the tournament at all three Baton Rouge layouts – the old Fairwood Country Club, the original U-Club layout and the 2010 renovated course layout. Duke won with a score of 17-over 881 (293-296-292) won over No. 4 Arkansas by 16 strokes (+33) and it was another 10 shots back to Tulane in third (+48). Wake Forest was two more shots back in fourth. NC State and LSU tied for fifth in the event. LSU had rounds of 305-310-305 for 56-over 920. Both senior Elise Bradley and freshman Kathleen Gallagher had top 25 finishes with Bradley, a former LSU Tiger Golf Classic champion, shooting 75-79-75 for 13-over 229 (T20) and Gallagher 75-80-76 for 15-over 231 (T25). Top 5 Teams 1 Duke 2 Arkansas 3 Tulane 4 Wake Forest T5 LSU T5 NC State

293-296-292 – 881 299-302-296 – 897 305-308-297 – 910 311-298-303 – 912 305-310-305 – 920 311-297-312 – 920

+17 +33 +46 +48 +56 +56

LSU Scores T20 Elise Bradley T25 Kathleen Gallagher T34 Nadine Dreher T54 Sydney Cavin T56 Marina Hedlund T78 Lana Hodge 95 Carly Goldstein

75-79-75 – 229 75-80-76 – 231 83-77-73 – 233 79-78-81 – 238 76-76-87 – 239 81-84-81 – 246 88-84-80 – 252

+13 +15 +17 +22 +23 +30 +36

Silverado Showdown

Napa, California – April 3-5, 2016 Silverado Resort and Spa – Par 72 LSU traveled out to the West Coast for the first time in a few years for a regular season event and came out of it with an eighth place finish with rounds of 293-299303 for a 31-over 895. Stanford was the winner of the event at 1-over 865, 13 shots better than Oregon at 878 with Pepperdine another five shots back in third. For Kathleen Gallagher, this was the tournament in which the freshman cracked the top 10 with a T10 performance of 3-over par 219 on rounds of 72-73-74. Marina Hedlund also had a good performance for LSU at +7 223 (72-74-77). Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Stanford 2 Oregon 3 Pepperdine

286-285-294 – 865 293-293-293 – 878 294-294-292 – 880

+1 +14 +16

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290-301-292 – 883 301-292-292 – 885 293-299-303 – 895

+19 +21 +31

LSU Scores T10 Kathleen Gallagher T28 Marina Hedlund T37 Elise Bradley T47 Sydney Cavin T81 Nadine Dreher

72-73-74 – 219 72-74-77 – 223 74-75-76 – 225 75-77-76 – 228 76-80-81 – 237

+3 +7 +9 +12 +21

SEC Championship

Birmingham, Alabama – April 15-17, 2016 Greystone Golf & Country Club, Legacy Course – Par 72 Alabama posted 7-under par 281 in the final round and that proved to be the difference as the No. 1 team in women’s golf was able to win the title with a 5-under total of 859 (286-292-281). That was 5-shots better than Florida which finished at 864 (even par, 292-286-286). Arkansas took third at 18-over 882 (300-294-288). The Tigers shot consistent rounds but could never get into the mix, finishing at No. 11 at 47-over 911 (305-303-303). Elise Bradley led LSU with a 9-over 225 total on rounds of 73-74-78 (T29) with Kathleen Gallagher at 11-over 227 (75-76-76). Top 5 Teams and LSU 1 Alabama 2 Florida 3 Arkansas 4 Texas A&M 5 South Carolina 11 LSU

286-292-281 – 859 292-286-286 – 864 300-294-288 – 882 299-291-294 – 884 298-301-289 – 888 305-303-303 – 911

-5 E +18 +20 +24 +47

LSU Scores T29 Elise Bradley T37 Kathleen Gallagher 51 Nadine Dreher T58 Sydney Cavin T58 Marina Hedlund

73-74-78 – 225 75-76-76 – 227 79-78-76 – 233 79-75-82 – 236 78-85-73 – 236

+9 +11 +17 +20 +20

NCAA Regional Tournament

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – May 5-7, 2016 The University Club – Par 72 LSU hosted the NCAA Baton Rouge regional at the University Club sending six teams to the NCAA Championship tournament. In an unusual twist, South Carolina and Florida tied for first after each team on back-to-back day set the single round record for the post-renovation layout of the U-Club at 11-under par 277. The teams both finished at 7-under 857, 23 shots better than the postrenovation 54-hole women’s collegiate record of 880 set in 2012 by Tennessee in the LSU Golf Classic. Washington, Duke, Oregon and BYU were the advancing teams. LSU finished 11th, 21 shots off the team advancement number. But senior Elise Bradley played her best golf of the year in her final event at home posting 3-under 213 (72-72-69), tying for fourth. That made her one of two golfers not on the six advancing teams that advanced to the championships in Eugene. Bradley would not make the three-round cut at the Eugene Country Club shooting 72-75-79 to finish 85th. Top Advancing Teams and LSU T1 Florida 293-287-277 – 857 T1 South Carolina 290-277-290 – 857 3 Washington 286-289-288 – 863 4 Duke 298-287-285 – 870 5 Oregon 292-296-294 – 882 6 BYU 298-290-296 – 884 11 LSU 299-301-296 – 905

-7 -7 -1 +6 +18 +20 +41

LSU Scores T4 Elise Bradley T56 Sydney Cavin T59 Nadine Dreher T59 Kathleen Gallagher 95 Marina Hedlund

-3 +14 +15 +15 +35

72-72-69 – 213 73-81-76 – 230 77-78-76 – 231 77-79-75 – 231 82-84-85 – 251

2015-16 Season Stats TEAM

Mason Rudolph Championships ANNIKA Intercollegiate Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA Baton Rouge Regional

288-287-298 – 873 291-292-297 – 880 302-303-298 – 903 307-306-291 – 904 298-291-306 – 895 303-301-308 – 912 305-310-305 – 920 293-299-303 – 895 305-303-303 – 911 299-310-296 – 905

+9 +16 +39 +40 +31 +60 +56 +31 +47 +41

T4 11 10 15 12 T15 T5 8 11 11

INDIVIDUALS

CLAUDIA DE ANTONIO Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel 76-78-72 – 226 +10 T39 TOTALS 226 strokes, 75.33 average

ELISE BRADLEY Mason Rudolph Championship ANNIKA intercollegiate Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regionals NCAA Championships TOTALS

73-70-77 – 220 +4 T31 73-72-74 – 219 +3 T34 72-73-79 – 224 +8 T29 77-76-74 – 227 +11 T50 77-72-81 – 230 +14 T67 78-77-79 – 234 +21 T80 75-79-75 – 229 +13 T20 74-75-76 – 225 +9 T37 73-74-78 – 225 +9 T29 72-72-69 – 213 -3 T4 72-75-79 – 226 +10 85 2472 strokes, 74.91 average

SYDNEY CAVIN Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regionals TOTALS

77-75-75 – 227 +11 T47 81-78-73 – 232 +16 T64 69-73-69 – 211 -5 1 76-74-80 – 230 +17 T68 79-78-81 – 238 +22 T54 75-77-76 – 228 +12 T47 79-75-82 – 236 +20 T58 73-81-76 – 230 +14 T56 1832 strokes, 76.33 average

KATHLEEN GALLAGHER Mason Rudolph Championship ANNIKA Intercollegiate Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regional TOTALS

79-75-73 – 227 +11 T60 69-74-77 – 220 +4 T38 72-74-73 – 219 +3 T11 76-76-71 – 223 +7 T38 76-73-77 – 226 +10 54 74-71-74 – 219 +6 T13 75-80-76 – 231 +15 T25 72-73-74 – 219 +3 T10 75-76-76 – 227 +11 T37 77-79-75 – 231 +15 T59 2242 strokes, 74.73 average

CARLY GOLDSTEIN Allstate Sugar Bowl 81-74-80 – 235 +19 77 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 75-79-82 – 236 +23 T84 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 88-84-80 – 252 +36 95 TOTALS 723 strokes, 80.33 average

MARINA HEDLUND Mason Rudolph Championship ANNIKA Intercollegiate The Alamo Invitational LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regional TOTALS

76-71-74 – 221 +5 T36 80-75-85 – 240 +24 60 80-77-78 – 235 +19 T70 76-76-87 – 239 +23 T56 72-74-77 – 223 +7 T28 78-85-73 – 236 +20 T58 82-84-85 – 251 +35 95 1645 strokes, 78.33 average

LANA HODGE Allstate Sugar Bowl 81-76-82 – 239 +23 T86 LSU Tiger Golf Classic 81-84-81 – 246 +30 T78 TOTALS 485 strokes, 80.83 average

CAROLINE NISTRUP Mason Rudolph Championship 69-72-75 – 216 E T17 ANNIKA Intercollegiate 78-73-73 – 224 +8 T47 TOTALS 440 strokes, 73.33 average

NADINE DREHER Mason Rudolph Championship ANNIKA Intercollegiate Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Championships NCAA BR Regional TOTALS

70-74-76 – 220 +4 T31 71-73-73 – 217 +1 T28 82-78-74 – 234 +18 T71 74-75-73 – 222 +6 T29 76-73-80 – 229 +13 T60 78-79-75 –232 T74 83-77-73 – 233 +17 T34 76-80-81 – 237 +21 T81 79-78-76 – 233 +17 51 77-78-76 – 231 +15 T59 2288 strokes, 76.27 average

2015-16 TEAM STATISTICS

PLAYER RDS. STROKES Nistrup, Caroline 6 440 Gallagher, Katherine 30 2242 Bradley, Elise 33 2472 De Antonio, Claudia 3 226 Dreher, Nadine 30 2288 Cavin, Sydney 24 1832 Hedlund, Marina 21 1645 Goldstein, Carly 9 723 Hodge, Lana 6 485 FOUR PLAYER TEAM 30 8998

HISTORY

LOW RDS PAR TOP TOP RD. OR UNDER 5 10 69 2 69 5 1 69 8 1 1 72 1 70 2 69 2 1 1 71 2 74 76 287 22 2 3

AVG. 73.33 74.73 74.91 75.33 76.27 76.33 78.33 80.33 80.83 299.93

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CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Southeastern Conference has continuted to show its leadership in the intergration of athletic competition and higher education. Since its formation in 1933, the SEC has achieved both stature and stability by designating governing/voting power to the presidents of the member institutions. They have determined the policies of the conference and through the years this involvement has been the principal source of strength in the evolution of the SEC. Intercollegiate athletics encountered many challenges in the 1990’s and the SEC provided guidance. In 1993, the member institutions adopted “The Principles of Gender Equity.” Committed to increasing the quantity and quality of women’s athletic opportunities, each school provides at least two more women’s intercollegiate programs than the number of men’s. In the 1979-80 academic year, SEC championships for women were recognized in basketball, tennis and volleyball. The following year golf, gymnastics, swimming and track and field were added. The administration of women’s athletics officially came under the auspices of the conference office in 1984. The SEC currently regulates nine men’s sports and 12 women’s sports. The women’s sports are equestrian, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track (cross country, indoor, outdoor) and volleyball. 1992 SEC CHAMPIONS

YEAR SITE WINNER SCORE IND. CHAMP SCORE 1981 Opelika, Ala. Florida 875 Lynn Connelly, Fla. 217 LSU-3rd 910 1982 Pine Mountain, Ga. Florida 880 Deb Richard, Fla. 216 LSU-4th 946 1983 Pine Mountain, Ga. Georgia 890 Deb Richard, Fla. 217 LSU-5th 946 1984 Pine Mountain, Ga. Florida 906 Deb Richard, Fla. 218 LSU-5th 933 1985 Pine Mountain, Ga. Georgia 900 Cindy Schreyer, Ga. 216 LSU-6th 940 1986 Pine Mountain, Ga. Florida 898 Karen Davies, Fla. 221 LSU-5th 940 1987 Pine Mountain, Ga. Florida 910 Margaret Platt, Auburn 222 LSU-5th 943 1988 Gulf Breeze, Fla. Georgia 864 Cheryl Morley, Fla. 211 LSU-3rd 890 1989 Ponte Vedre, Fla. Auburn 902 Diana Rama, Auburn 223 LSU-6th 949 1990* Greensboro, Ga. Georgia 607 Anne Cain, Ga. 144 LSU-3rd 624 1991 Lexington, Ky. Florida 936 Kristi Coats, LSU 224 LSU-5th 951 1992 Baton Rouge LSU-1st 892 Carri Wood, Miss. State 217 1993* Jackson, Miss Georgia 605 Sara Miley, Ga. 147 LSU-8th 634 1994 West Point, Miss. Georgia 890 Katharina Larrson, Tenn. 209 LSU-8th 938 1995 Franklin, Tenn. Florida 892 Dina Taylor, Fla. 217 LSU-3rd 938 1996* Knoxville, Tenn. Auburn 604 Marci Clemons, Auburn 144 LSU-2nd 607 1997 Columbia, S.C. Georgia 899 Shauna Estes, Ga. 215 LSU-2nd 905 1998 Birmingham, Ala. Georgia 894 Reilley Rankin, Ga. 218 LSU-2nd 899 1999 Opelika, Ala. Georgia 887 Shauna Estes, Ga. 210 LSU-4th 918

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YEAR SITE 2000 Rogers, Ark. 2001 Gainesville, Fla. 2002 Athens, Ga. 2003 Lexington, Ky. 2004 Baton Rouge, La. 2005 Tunica, Miss. 2006 Franklin, Tenn 2007 West Point, Miss. 2008 Loudon, Tenn. 2009 Blytheville, S.C. 2010 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2011 Auburn, Ala. 2012 Fayetteville, Ark. 2013 Birmingham, Ala. 2014 Birmingham, Ala. 2015 Birmingham, Ala. 2016 Birmingham, Ala. *shortened by rain

WINNER SCORE IND. CHAMP SCORE Auburn 917 Danielle Downey, Auburn 224 LSU-2nd 919 Georgia 872 Kristy McPherson, USC 207 LSU-2nd 877 S. Carolina 861 Kristy McPherson, USC 209 LSU-8th 921 Auburn 903 Aimee Cho, Florida 216 LSU-10th 975 Vanderbilt 877 May Wood, Vandy 213 LSU-2nd 881 Auburn 904 Stacy Lewis, Arkansas 214 LSU-4th 906 Auburn 875 Maria Martinez, Auburn 211 LSU-7th 900 Georgia 865 Taylor Leon, Georgia 208 LSU-7th 899 Florida 874 Stacy Lewis, Arkansas 214 LSU-6th 920 Auburn 870 Marta Silva, Ga. 210 LSU-5th 886 Alabama 848 Marina Alex, Vanderbilt 208 LSU-6th 866 Auburn 864 Erica Popson, Tennessee 210 LSU-3rd 887 Auburn 916 Patricia Sanz, Auburn 219 LSU-6th 937 Alabama 899 Stephanie Meadox, Ala. 216 LSU-7th 923 Vanderbilt 879 Simin Feng, Vandy 209 LSU-5th 898 Texas A&M 851 Bianca Fabrizio, A&M 207 LSU-7th 889 Alabama 859 Maria Torres, Florida 207 LSU-11th 911

HISTORY

ELISE BRADLEY

CAROLINE NISTRUP

2016 SEC Championship Results TEAM RESULTS 1. Alabama 2. Florida 3. Arkansas 4. Texas A&M 5. South Carolina 6. Georgia 7. Ole Miss 8. Tennessee 9. Missouri 10. Vanderbilt 11. LSU 12. Miss. State 13. Auburn 14. Kentucky

INDIVIDUAL TOP 10

286-292-281 -- 859 -5 292-286-286 -- 864 E 300-294-288 -- 882 +18 299-291-294 -- 884 +20 298-301-289 -- 888 +24 296-296-297 -- 889 +25 301-300-293 -- 894 +30 297-305-294 -- 896 +32 295-303-302 -- 900 +36 309-302-292 -- 905 +41 305-303-303 -- 911 +47 305-303-306 -- 914 +50 304-311-304 -- 919 +55 312-312-297 -- 921 +57

1. Maris Torres, Florida 69-68-70 -- 207 -9 2. Katelyn Dambaugh, S. Carolina 72-71-66 -- 209 -7 3. Cheyenne Knight, Alabama 72-71-69 -- 212 -4 4. Emma Talley, Alabama 70-73-70 -- 213 -3 5. Maria Fassi, Arkansas 75-71-69 -- 215 -1 5. Lakareber Abe, Alabama 70-74-71 -- 215 -1 7. Maddie Szeryk, Texas A&M 75-70-71 -- 216 E 8. Ainhoa Olarra, S. Carolina 69-77-71 -- 217 +1 9. Alison Hovatter, Ole Miss 74-71-73 -- 218 +2 9. Amanda Kim , Missouri 70-75-73 --218 +2

2016 SEC Honors SEC COACH OF THE YEAR Mic Potter

GOLFER OF THE YEAR Maria Torres

Alabama

Florida

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Abby Newton Lucia Polo

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Bailey Tardy

FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC Maria Torres Bailey Tardy Katelyn Dambaugh Cheyenne Knight Harang Lee Maddie Szeryk Anna Newell Emma Talley

Ole Miss Tennessee

SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC Lakareber Abe Maria Fassi Janie Jackson Karolina Vickova Jillian Hollis Jennifer Hahn Michelle Butler Taylor Tomlinson

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Georgia

Florida Georgia South Carolina Alabama Georgia Texas A&M Tennessee Arkansas

Rinko Mitsunaga Cheyenne Knight Bailey Tardy Samantha Wagner Jillian Hollis Emma Allen Maria Fassi Shannon Brooks

Alabama Arkansas Alabama Florida Georgia Vanderbilt Missouri Florida

Georgia Alabama Georgia Florida Georgia Missouri Arkansas Tennessee

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HISTORY

SEC Championships

1981 1 Florida 2 Georgia 3 LSU 4 Auburn 5 Kentucky 6 Mississippi State

875 882 910 924 935 990

1982 1 Florida 2 Georgia 3 Mississippi State 4 LSU 5 Alabama 6 Kentucky

880 901 941 946 951 965

1983 1 Georgia 890 2 Florida 906 3 Kentucky 915 4 Mississippi State 944 5 LSU 946 •Alabama had a three-player team due to an auto accident involving two players on the day of the practice round. 1984 1 Florida 906 2 Georgia 912 3 Mississippi State 924 4 Kentucky 932 5 LSU 933 A. Marchand 74-80-76 -- 230 M. Michanowicz 75-77-79 -- 231 Robin Gamester 79-77-76 -- 232 Missy Parker 85-83-77 -- 245 Lisa Breaux 89-79-78 -- 246 1985 1 Georgia 2 Florida 3 Mississippi State 4 Kentucky 5 Alabama 6 LSU

900 903 927 932 934 940

1986 1 Florida 2 Kentucky 3 Alabama 4 Georgia 5 LSU 6 Auburn 7 Mississippi State

898 928 930 936 940 961 984

1987 1 Florida 2 Georgia 3 Alabama 4 Auburn 5 LSU 6 Kentucky 7 Mississippi State 8 Ole Miss

910 912 916 942 943 946 994 1140

1988 1 Georgia 864 2 Florida 869 3 LSU 890 7 B. V. Strien 70-73-76 -- 219 9 C. Meeks 75-71-75 -- 221 T13 J. Gallagher 72-78-74 -- 224

18 Kathy Moore 77-74-76 -- 227 Marjory Bloem 78-77-84 -- 239 1989 1 Auburn 2 Florida 3 Kentucky 4 Georgia 5 Alabama 6 LSU 7 Mississippi State 8 Ole Miss 9 Vanderbilt 1990 1 Georgia 2 Auburn 3 LSU 4 Kentucky 5 Florida 6 Alabama 7 Mississippi State 8 Ole Miss 9 Vanderbilt

902 910 926 935 937 949 961 1004 1068 607 613 624 624 625 644 663 671 711

1991 1 Florida 936 2 Alabama 942 3 Georgia 942 4 Kentucky 944 5 LSU 951 1 Kristi Coats 72-75-77 -- 224 T11 L. Robbins 85-79-74 -- 238 Marjory Bloem 85-79-81 -- 245 Julie Rigazio 84-80-81 -- 245 Kathy Moore 85-79-93 -- 257 1992 1 LSU 892 2 Georgia 899 3 South Carolina 912 2 K. Coats 75-72-71 -- 218 3 L. Robbins 72-76-72 -- 220 T8 J. Rigazio 71-80-73 -- 224 T22 Page Oeser 77-79-79 -- 235 J.Vernon 78-75-83 -- 236 1993 1 Georgia 605 2 Tennessee 611 3 South Carolina 616 4 Florida 618 5 Kentucky 629 8 LSU 634 T3 Franca Fehlauer 74-75 -- 149 T21 J. Vernon 80-78 -- 158 Casey Scott 80-80 -- 160 Page Oeser 85-80 -- 165 Shannon Hanson 87-82 -- 169 1994 1 Georgia 890 2 Alabama 900 3 Auburn 901 4 Tennessee 902 5 South Carolina 904 8 LSU 938 T25 S.Hanson 77-77-78 -- 232 Casey Scott 82-76-78 -- 236 J. Hagman 82-80-77 -- 239 Page Oeser 86-74-79 -- 239 C. Roper 81-77-86 -- 244 1995

1 Florida 892 2 South Carolina 921 3 Georgia 938 4 LSU 938 7 A. Winn 75-79-75 -- 229 T15 L. Moore 77-80-78 -- 235 T20 C. Scott 79-76-83 -- 238 S. Hanson 76-83-83 -- 242 M. Lovuiere 84-79-81 -- 244 1996 1. Auburn 2. LSU 4 Ashley Winn T8 Laura Moore T11 M. Lovuiere T17 Casey Scott Shannon Hanson

604 608 77-71 -- 148 75-78 -- 153 76-78 -- 154 80-75 -- 155 85-76 -- 161

1997 1 Georgia 899 2 LSU 905 T9 L. Moore 77-76-73 -- 226 T9 L. Lee 79-73-74 -- 226 T9 M.Louviere 78-74-74 -- 226 T17 A. Winn 80-72-78 -- 230 T25 C. Roper 81-76-75 -- 232 1998 1. Georgia 894 2. LSU 899 T2 A. Winn 74-73-71 -- 218 T7 K.Wilkinson 74-79-72 -- 225 T7 L. Moore 76-74-75 -- 225 23 Lisette Lee 78-76-77 -- 231 M. Louviere 82-79-78 -- 239 1999 1 Georgia 887 2 Tennessee 905 3 Ole Miss 913 4 LSU 918 T5 Lisette Lee 73-78-74 -- 225 T14 M. Duncan 77-74-80 -- 231 T14 Tina Howard 76-82-73 -- 231 Leslie McClurg 82-78-77 -- 237 Katy Wilkinson 82-81-75 -- 238 2000 1 Auburn 919 2 LSU 921 T6 T. Howard 77-75-75 -- 227 T9 M. Duncan 78-77-74 -- 229 T12 Lisette Lee 80-77-74 -- 231 T17 K.Wilkinson 86-73-75 -- 234 L. Hitdlebaugh 91-77-80 -- 248

T5 M. Duncan 69-75-71 -- 215 L. Hitdlebaugh 75-79-77 -- 231 I. Dornellas 78-80-80 -- 238 Brooke Shelton 82-81-77 -- 240 Devon Day 81-79-88 -- 248

T17 C M-Larsen 77-76-75 -- 228 T20 McChrystal 75-75-81 -- 231 T23 Amalie Valle 79-79-74 -- 232 T23 R. Kuhn 80-80-72 -- 232 Alexis Rather 79-80-79 -- 238

T2 L. Gahm 73-71-73 -- 217 T14 Sagstrom 73-74-77 -- 224 24 C. Nistrup 76-73-78 -- 227 Ali Lucas 73-79-80 -- 232 C. Goldstein 86-85-78 -- 249

2003 1 Auburn 905 2 Tennessee 911 3 South Carolina 914 4 Vanderbilt 919 5 Arkansas 925 10 LSU 975 T22 V. Meyer 76-83-75 -- 234 Devon Day 81-81-78 -- 240 B. Shelton 83-75-85 -- 243 I. Dornellas 84-87-87 -- 258 R. Overstreet 95-90-99 -- 284

2009 1 Auburn 870 2 Arkansas 878 3 Alabama 878 4 Tennessee 881 5 LSU 886 T13T. Teachman 75-71-74 -- 220 T17 McChrystal 76-70-75 -- 221 T23 J. Hedwall 73-74-75 -- 222 Amalie Valle 77-73-75 -- 225 C.M.-Larsen 79-72-76 -- 227

2015 1. Texas A&M 851 2. South Carolina 863 3. Vanderbilt 867 4. Tennessee 878 5. Alabama 844 7. LSU 889 3 M. Sagstrom 72-70-69 -- 211 T12 C. Nistrup 70-74-74 -- 218 T47 E. Bradley 78-72-79 -- 229 T58 C. Antonio 80-78-75 -- 233 64 C. Goldstein79-77-79 -- 235

2004 1 Vanderbilt 877 2 Auburn 881 3 LSU 881 T11 Vicky Meyer 75-72-74 -- 221 T14 B. Shelton 80-71-71 -- 222 T18 N. Eaton 73-80-70 -- 223 T20 A. Rather 75-75-74 -- 224 Melissa Eaton 76-75-78 -- 229 2005 1 Auburn 904 2 Georgia 904 3 Arkansas 905 4 LSU 906 T5 M. Eaton 77-73-75 -- 225 T7 B. Shelton 75-74-77 -- 226 T7 K. Meck 73-75-78 -- 226 T19 R. Kuhn 78-71-80 -- 229 Vicky Meyer 82-81-80 -- 243 2006 1 Auburn 875 2 Tennessee 876 3 Georgia 885 4 Vanderbilt 887 5 Arkansas 897 7 LSU 900 T5 M. Eaton 76-76-68 -- 220 T21 A. Rather 72-75-78 -- 225 C. M.-Larsen 72-77-79 -- 228 Kimberly Meck 82-79-73 -- 234 Rebecca Kuhn 83-72-80 -- 235

2001 1 Georgia 872 2 LSU 877 2 Katy Harris 74-65-71 -- 210 T6 M. Duncan 71-72-75 -- 218 T14 I. Dornellas 73-75-75 -- 223 Lesley McClurg 69-81-84 -- 234 L. Hitdlebaugh 78-77-80 -- 235

2007 1 Georgia 865 2 Florida 881 3 Tennessee 886 4 South Carolina 887 5 Alabama 893 7 LSU 899 T11 R. Kuhn 72-74-75 -- 221 T14 A. Rather 72-74-76 -- 222 T25 K. Meck 76-77-74 -- 227 Melissa Eaton 74-79-79 -- 232 C.M.-Larsen 82-78-77 -- 237

2002 1 South Carolina 2 Auburn 3 Tennessee 4 Vanderbilt 5 Georgia 8 LSU

2008 1 Florida 2 Arkansas 3 Georgia 4 Auburn 5 South Carolina 6 LSU

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861 864 866 875 888 921

874 891 903 910 915 920

2010 1 Alabama 848 2 Vanderbilt 852 3 Arkansas 859 4 Georgia 860 5 Auburn 861 6 LSU 866 McChrystal 72-72-69 -- 213 T21 Amalie Valle 70-71-77 -- 218 T21 J. Hedwall 72-75-71 -- 218 T24 T. Teachman 70-72-77 -- 219 MM Maggio 82-79-75 -- 236 2011 1 Auburn 864 2 Alabama 875 3 LSU 887 T9 A. Ernst 73-71-75 -- 219 16 J. Hedwall 72-77-74 -- 223 T19 A. Valle 75-74-76 -- 225 T19 McChrystal 72-78-75 -- 225 T. Teachman 70-84-76 -- 230 2012 1 Auburn 916 2 Arkansas 917 3Alabama 922 4 Florida 925 5 Georgia 933 6 LSU 937 M. Sagstrom 72-73-78 -- 223 T. Teachman 80-80-77 -- 237 Austin Ernst 78-83-79 -- 240 Lindsay Gahm 80-80-86 -- 246 J. Hedwall 89-76-84 -- 249 2013 1 Alabama 899 2 Georgia 913 3 South Carolina 918 4 Vanderbilt 919 5 Kentucky 922 7 LSU 923 T11 L. Gahm 74-78-77 -- 229 Ali Lucas 74-84-76 -- 234 M. Sagstrom 76-83-75 -- 234 Elise Bradley 80-74-81 -- 235 Nadine Dreher 79-76-81 -- 236 2014 1 Vanderbilt 2 South Carolina 3 Arkansas 4 Alabama 5 LSU

879 890 892 896 898

2016 1. Alabama 859 2. Texas A&M 864 3. Arkansas 882 4. Texas A&M 884 5. South Carolina 888 11. LSU 911 T29. E. Bradley 73-74-78 -- 225 T37. K. Gallagher 75-76-76 - 227 51. N. Dreher 79-78-76 -- 233 T58. S. Cavin 79-75-82 -- 236 T58. M Hedlund 78-85-73 -- 236 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS: Georgia (11); Auburn (9): Florida (8): Alabama (3): Vanderbilt (2); LSU (1): South Carolina (1); Texas A&M (1)

NCAA Championships

2017

HISTORY

CHAMPIONSHIP

Two years after a major format change, the NCAA Women’s Golf Championship has shown that it can play on a nationally-teleivised platform. The format involves a cut after 54 holes to the top-15 teams and nine individuals not on those 15 teams. They will play a final stroke play round to determine the national individual champion and the eight teams that will advance to match play. To win the national championship, a team will then have to win three best-of-five player matches over the course of two days. For the third straight year, the championships will be held on the same course that the men’s championship will be contested on -- Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois. The women’s championship will be contested May 19-24. The LSU Lady Tigers will look to return to the NCAA Championship event in 2017 after finishing tied for 20th in 2015. LSU had its best national championship finishes in 2011 and 2012 taking home third place both years. In 2012, the Lady Tigers were just two shots out of the title. Teams will qualify through four regional sties with six teams advancing from each. The host cities in 2017 are Albuquerque, New Mexico; Athens, Georgia; Lubbock, Texas; and, Columbus, Ohio. The dates are May 4-6 for the regional competition. LSU has made 13 team appearances in the NCAA Championships since they began in 1982. The Lady Tigers were in that first event in Palo Alto, Calif., when LSU finished 16th. The Lady Tigers would return in 1986 when LSU, led by Player of the Year Jenny Lidback, helped the Tigers to a ninth-place finish. Lidback finished tied for 17th. LSU’s longest championship run started in 1986, when the Three Amigas (Ashley Winn, Laura Moore and Michelle Louviere) took the Lady Tigers to top 10-finishes in 1996 (8th) and 1998 (5th). Louviere finished tied for 19th in 1986 and Winn tied for 15th. The Tigers posted 10th-place finishes in 1999 and 2000 and a 12th-place finish in 2001 on teams led by Katy Harris and Meredith Duncan. Duncan played the last 54 holes in 2-under par after opening with a 10-over 82 to finish in a tie for seventh place in 2000 and Harris shot a 1-under 287 to finish in a tie for third in LSU’s appearance in 2001. Harris, Duncan and Megan McChrystal are the three LSU players who played in the championships all four years of their careers. Harris made it on four teams from 1998 to 2001, while Duncan qualified on three teams and once individually from 1999-2002. McChrystal’s four years (2008-11) included three team appearances, including assisting in the 2011 team’s first of back-to-back third place finishes.

LSU POSTED BACK-TO-BACK THIRD PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES IN 2011 (TOP) AND 2012 (BOTTOM).

Tessa Teachman (2009, 2011, 2012), Jacqueline Hedwall (2009, 2011, 2012), Kristi Coats (1990, 1991, 1992), Caroline Martens (2006, 2008, 2009) and Amalie Valle (2008, 2009, 2011) are the golfers with three NCAA Championships appearances. The individual highlight came from freshman Austin Ernst in 2011 when she closed with a 6-under 66 that included a hole-in -one to win the title. Since 1993, to get to the NCAA Division I Championships, teams and individuals must go through the NCAA Regional Tournaments. LSU has hosted the regional on three occasions (1993, 2002, 2007). LSU has advanced to the regional round of NCAA post-season play since that first tournament in 1993 every year but 1994 and 2003. Regionals are make-or-break tournaments that reward the teams playing the best over those 54 holes. In 2009, LSU used a chip-in birdie by Alexis Rather on the first hole of sudden death to go to the Championships, but in 2010, one shot meant the difference between eighth and ninth place as LSU missed a chance to go back again. LSU won its first regional title in 2012, capturing the West Regional in Erie, Colo., en route to its second-consecutive third-place finish at the Championships.

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NCAA Championships

Individual NCAA Qualifiers 2016 2010 2005 2002 1995 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

Elise Bradley Megan McChrystal Brooke Shelton Meredith Duncan Ashley Winn Kristi Coats Kristi Coats Kristi Coats Jackie Gallagher Jackie Gallagher Cissye Meeks

85th/226 5th/213 t8th/291 t19th/292 t38th/304 t29th/299 t3rd/293 t20/306 t48th/315 t22nd/305 t23rd/298

LSU-11th (905) UF, S. Carolina tie (857) LSU-T4th (888) South Carolina (877) LSU-20th (936) UCLA (875) LSU-t12th (897) Southern California (859) LSU-t1st (873) UCLA-t1st (873) LSU - 2nd (894) UCLA - 1st (890) LSU - 9th (903) Arizona - 1st (876) LSU - 3rd (868) Arizona State - 1st (842) LSU - 8th (902) wins playoff UCLA - 1st (861) LSU - 14th (881) Duke - 1st (844) LSU - 2nd (870) Tennessee - 1st (864) LSU - 10th (917) Auburn - 1st (896) LSU - 12th (930) Duke - 1st (869) LSU - 12th (898) Duke - 1st (859) LSU - 6th (928) Tulsa - 1st (904) LSU - 5th (903) Duke - 1st (897) LSU - 3rd (893) Georgia - 1st (884) LSU - 3rd (904) Georgia - 1st (882) LSU - 12th (967) Ohio St. - 1st (937) LSU - 7th (925) Duke - 1st (905) LSU - 17th (938) Wake Forest -1st (890) LSU - 15th (946) Georgia - 1st (897)

Univeristy Club Baton Rouge, La. Loonie Pool Golf Course Raleigh, N.C. Karsten Creek Stillwater, Okla. Stanford Golf Course Palo Alto, Calif. Colorado National Erie, Colo. Warren Golf Course South Bend, Ind. Stanford Golf Course Palo Alto, Cal. ASU Karsten Course Tempe, Ariz. UT Golf Austin, Texas University Club Baton Rouge, La. Bryan National Browns Summitt, N.C. Rawls Course Lubbock, Texas El Campeon Course Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla. University Club Baton Rouge, La. Birch Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio University Club Columbia, S.C. Duke Golf Club Durham, N.C. Prairie Vista Bloomington, Ill. Grand National Lakes Opelika, Ala. Quail Ridge Bartlett, Tenn. Santa Maria Baton Rouge, La.

LSU AIAW Appearances 1981 1982

LSU Team Karen Mayson (Ind.)

21st N/A

LSU NCAA Team Appearances 2015

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-20th (938) Concession Golf Club Stanford-1st Bradenton, Fla. T12. Caroline Nistrup 72-74-76-74--296 T. 53 Madelene Sagstrom 76-79-77--232 T.89 Elise Bradley 82-82-75--239

80-81-85--246 91-93-85--269

2012

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-3rd (1173) Vanderbilt Legends Club Alabama-1st (1171) Franklin, Tenn. T3. Tessa Teachman 69-74-70-74 -- 287 T29. Austin Ernst 78-75-74-68 -- 295 T51. Madelene Sagstrom 70-72-83-74 -- 299 T59. Lindsay Gahm 76-73-77-74 -- 300 T93. Jacqueline Hedwall 83-75-76-73 -- 307

2011

NCAA Regional Appearances 2016 BR 2015 Raleigh 2014 Central 2013 West 2012 West 2011 Central 2010 West 2009 West 2008 Central 2007 East 2006 East 2005 Central 2004 East 2002 East 2001 Central 2000 East 1999 East 1998 East 1997 East 1996 East 1995 East 1993 East

T. 114 Nadine Dreher T. 130 Carly Goldstein

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-3rd (1181) Traditions Club UCLA-1st (1173) Bryan, Texas 1. Austin Ernst 72-66-77-66 -- 281 T26. Jacqueline Hedwall 72-76-73-76 -- 297 T43. Megan McChrystal 72-77-76-75 -- 300 T80. Tessa Teachman 81-77-77-73 -- 308 T102. Amalie Valle 76-77-80-80 -- 313

2009

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-12th (1219) Caves Valley Golf Club Arizona St-1st (1182) Owings Mills, Md. t25. Caroline Martens 78-74-74-74 -- 300 t32. Megan McChrystal 74-77-77-74 -- 302 t75. Jacqueline Hedwall 74-80-83-75 -- 312 t86. Tessa Teachman 78-73-79-84 -- 314 t96. Amalie Valle 76-80-79-81 -- 316

2008

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-15th (1222) UNM Golf Course USC-1st (1168) Albuquerque, N.M. t55. Megan McChrystal 73-78-83-70 -- 304 t55. Amalie Valle 74-79-75-76 -- 304 t63. Rebecca Kuhn 76-75-80-74 -- 305 t93. Alexis Rather 77-83-79-75 -- 314 t118. Caroline Martens 81-85-78-80 -- 324

t98. Lesley McClurg t106. Lindy Hitdlebaugh

80-81-76-79 - 316 78-81-81-80 - 320

2000

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-10th (1216) Crosswater Country Club Arizona-1st (1175) Sunriver, Ore. t7. Meredith Duncan 82-72-70-72 - 296 t54. Lisette Lee 77-75-79-75 - 306 t59. Tina Howard 78-76-77-76 - 307 t87. Katy Wilkinson 78-79-76-81 - 314 t94. Lindy Hitdlebaugh 80-75-81-80 - 316

1999

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-10th (923) Tulsa Country Club Duke-1st (895) Tulsa, Okla. t24. Meredith Duncan 75-77-77 - 229 t35. Lisette Lee 75-80-76 - 231 t43. Katy Wilkinson 76-80-76 - 232 t57. Lesley McClurg 77-82-77 - 236 t63. Tina Howard 79-77-81 - 237

1998

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-5th (1187) University Ridge Arizona State-1st (1155) Madison, Wis. t15. Ashley Winn 72-77-76-70 - 295 t23. Michelle Louviere 73-72-76-76 - 297 t34. Laura Moore 79-77-73-72 - 301 t67. Lisette Lee 75-75-76-83 - 309 t71. Katy Wilkinson 71-83-80-76 - 310

1996

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-8th (1262) LaQuinta Resort Arizona-1st (1240) Palm Springs, Calif. t19. Michelle Louvierre 75-78-83-77 - 313 24. Laura Moore 83-76-75-80 - 314 t36. Shannon Hanson 83-82-74-80 - 31 t39. Ashley Winn 80-79-80-81 - 320 t86. Casey Scott 82-88-81-79 - 340

2006

1986

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-23rd (1232) The Scarlet Course Duke-1st (1167) Columbus, Ohio t53. Melissa Eaton 75-78-76-73 -- 302 t64. Kim Meck 75-75-78-78 -- 306 t66. Rebecca Kuhn 73-76-81-77 -- 307 t98. Caroline Martens 75-78-84-78 -- 315 WD Alexis Rather 78-81-WD-78 -- WD

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-9th (1217) Scarlet Course - Ohio St. Florida-1st (1180) Columbus, Ohio t17. Jenny Lidback 75-73-74-77 - 299 t38. Wendy Lawson 76-77-78-74 - 305 t38. Cissye Meeks 80-74-74-77 - 305 t53. Barbara Van Strien 69-79-80-80 - 308 t94. Lisa Breaux 81-80-81-81 - 323

2001

1982

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-12th (1210) El Campeon Course Georgia-1st (1176) Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. t3. Katy Harris 72-70-70-75 - 287 t44. Meredith Duncan 79-73-77-74 - 30 t60. Isabel Dornellas 75-79-75-77 - 306

TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITE LSU-16th (1276) Stanford University Palo Alto, Ca

Most NCAA Championships Appearances 4 - Katy Wilkinson Harris 4 - Meredith Duncan 4 - Megan McChrystal 3 - Kristi Coats 3 - Caroline Martens 3 - Amalie Valle 3 - Tessa Teachman 3 - Jacqueline Hedwall

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1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 1990, 1991, 1992 2006, 2008, 2009 2008, 2009, 2011 2009, 2011, 2012 2009, 2011, 2012

2011 NCAA 3rd Place Team

HISTORY

2011 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

LSU BEST EVER THIRD AS A TEAM; AUSTIN ERNST WINS TITLE BRYAN, Texas - Freshman Austin Ernst became the first LSU women’s golfer in the 32-year history of the program to win the NCAA Women’s Championship, firing a final round of 6-under 66 to win the championship by three shots at The Traditions Club. Ernst, from Seneca, S.C., becomes the first freshman to win the women’s national championship since Jennifer Rosales of USC in 1998. It was also a historic day for the LSU women’s program as they rallied in the final round to easily finish the highest they have ever finished in their 11 Championship appearances, taking third behind champion UCLA and runnerup Purdue. The best previous finish for a women’s team was in 1998 in Madison, Wisc., when LSU finished fifth. After losing the lead in the third round, Ernst came right back on the second hole of the day with a hole-in-one and then a 60-foot birdie on the next hole put her in the lead to stay. “I had 162 (yards). It was a solid eight iron and it was going right at the pin,” Ernst told the media afterwards. “I looked down and looked back up and begin to hear the roar because it got really, really loud and I looked up and the ball was gone. Everyone was going crazy. I don’t remember exactly what I did, but I went crazy. It was my first hole-in-one ever.” Ernst, showing maturity beyond her freshman status, won by three shots over Arkansas’ Kelli Shean. Ernst posted rounds of 72-66-77-66 for a 72-hole score of seven-under 281, the lowest score ever shot for 72 holes by an LSU women’s golfer. “I was very confident coming in,” Ernst said. “Coming down the stretch my nerves were really good which I was little surprised about. I was just trusting my shots. (Coach Karen Bahnsen) kept telling me one shot at a time. Stay in the now not yesterday. Don’t focus on results.” In fact, Ernst told Bahnsen on the seventh hole she didn’t want to know her place in the standings during the round and the scoreboards on the course were only showing team results. “For Austin to come in here and handle all this shows how poised she is,” said LSU Coach Karen Bahnsen. “She handled everything so well …” Ernst played the par 3s in two-under, the par fours in two-under and the par fives in three-under. She tied with runnerup Shean with 19 birdies and her hole-in-one was one of an amazing five over the last two rounds of the event. The Lady Tiger team played the final 10 combined holes early Saturday in one-over par to fall to a tie for fourth and Bahnsen knew her team had one final kick left. “When we got done we talked about how the girls are the tops in the country in final round average and that’s a fact,” she said. “I told them they just have to play like that and be confident. I’m proud of them. It was a total team effort. I said it was going to take that. Finishing third is tremendous. They fought really hard. It feels awesome. I’ve been doing this a long time and I’m so proud of the girls. They tried so hard the entire week.” Besides Ernst’s 66, junior Tessa Teachman came out big for the team with a one-over 73, senior Megan McChrystal closed her record-breaking career at LSU before turning pro with a 75, Jacqueline Hedwall had a 76 and LSU’s other senior in the lineup, Amalie Valle, posted 80. Hedwall

(who led the team in pars with 50) finished in a tie for 26th place, while McChrystal finished in a tie for 43rd. LSU finished with a school record 72 hole total of 1,181 (292-296-303290), topping the 1,187 total they recorded in 1998.

NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP The Traditions Club - Bryan, Texas

Final Team Top 5 (Par 288-1152) 1. UCLA 289-295-294-295 - 1173 +21; 2. Purdue 292-295-298-292 - 1177 +25; 3. LSU 292-296-303-290 - 1181 +29; 4. Virginia 291-300-299-296 - 1186 +34; 5. Southern Cal 302-302-292-294 - 1190+38; 5. Arkansas 305296-296-293 - 1190 +38; 5. Arkansas 305-296-296-293 - 1990 +38. LSU Scores 1. Austin Ernst T26. Jacqueline Hedwall T43. Megan McChrystal T80. Tessa Teachman T102. Amalie Valle

72-66-77-66 - 281 -7 72-76-73-76 - 297 +9 72-77-76-75 - 300 +12 81-77-77-73 - 308 +20 76-77-80-80 - 313 +25

AUSTIN ERNST

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2012 NCAA 3rd Place Team

2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS LSU EQUALS THIRD PLACE FINISH FRANKLIN, Tenn. - Coach Karen Bahnsen said it all season long and emphasized it all week at the Vanderbilt Legends Club and the NCAA Women’s Championships about how her Lady Tigers “were such fighters.” Struggling a bit at 26-over par and about to fall out of the top 10 for the first time all week, the Lady Tigers fight showed on the final three holes in Thursday’s third round, as the team counted six birdies on the 7th, 8th and 9th holes to suddenly move to 20-over par and in fifth place entering Friday’s final round of the 72-hole marathon. The Lady Tigers took the Legends Club and its sun-baked double rolled greens to its knees with a 1-over par round of 289, its best of the tournament, as LSU finished a program-best third place for the secondconsecutive year. LSU played the last 21 holes of the tournament in 5-under par and posted a number at 21-over par 1,173 (293-294-297-289) that was almost good enough to win the title. After finishing eight shots behind UCLA last year, the Tigers watched the final wave and top two, Alabama and Southern California, come in with Southern Cal on two occasions dropping back to 21-over to give LSU a potential second-place tie before a late birdie set up even more drama. With USC in the clubhouse at plus-20 and its last player not counting, it was up to Alabama’s Brooke Pancake to two putt to win the title by a shot. Pancake closed out the Tide’s first NCAA title at 19-over par 1,171. USC finished at 20-over 1,172, one shot ahead of LSU. LSU’s 1,173 marks the lowest 72-hole score in school history, eight shots better than the third-place score of a season ago. “They came in here and really wanted to get in a position to win it,” said LSU Coach Bahnsen. “They did and went out and posted a great number and it was just a couple short. We felt like we were good enough to compete and we showed we were. They did it as a total team. I’m very proud of them. Yea, they are a little disappointed but I’m so proud of them.” The repeat of the third-place finish came on the heels of four team wins, the most team wins since the 1985-86 season. Senior Tessa Teachman, in her final collegiate tournament, finished with a birdie to tie for third at 1-under 287 (69-74-70-74). Chirapat Jao-Javanil of Oklahoma was the individual winner at 6-under 282 (69-73-70-70). Teachman, is the fourth LSU golfer to finish in the top three in the history of the NCAA Championships joining Austin Ernst, who won last year. Katy Harris in 2001 and Kristi Coats in 1991 who both finished third. “It is bittersweet,” said Teachman after the verdict was sealed and LSU had finished third. “It is also my last year to give it a try. I know we can all think of shots we left here and there. It’s a four-day tournament. It’s how they declare the champion whoever plays best over four days. So it is bittersweet and frustrating but in retrospect you have to say third means not what we wanted but it’s not bad when you look at the great competition that’s out there.” In posting its 1-over par round, LSU really took advantage of the par-5 ninth on the front side and the more difficult back nine that had caused teams problems all week. All five players birdied the ninth, giving LSU a counting four total of 2-over after struggling early before a nine-birdie

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surge on holes 5-9. On the final nine holes, LSU would card a 1-under side, again getting three birdies and an Ernst eagle on the more difficult par-5 18th hole. NCAA Women’s Championship Vanderbilt Legends Club-Franklin, Tenn. Final Team Top 5 (Par 288-1152) 1. Alabama 286-285-306-294 - 1171 +19; 2. Southern Cal 297-288-294-293 -1172 +20; 3. LSU 293-294-297-289 - 1173 +21; 4. Virginia 288-294-301-292 - 1175 +23; 5. South Carolina 302-281-300-293 - 1176 +24. LSU Scores T3. Tessa Teachman 69-74-70-74 - 287 -1 T29. Austin Ernst 78-75-74-68 - 295 +7 T51. Madelene Sagstrom 70-72-83-74 - 299 +11 T59. Lindsay Gahm 76-73-77-74 - 300 +12 T93. Jacqueline Hedwall 83-75-76-73 - 307 +19

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HISTORY

1979-1980 LSU’S FIRST WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM

YEAR-BY-YEAR

RESULTS 1979-80

1982-83

TOURNAMENT FINAL-SCORE Susie Maxwell Berning Inv., Okla. City, Okla. 16th–970 Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. 9th–977 Lady Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. t15th–1027 Tiger-Tide Invitational, Meridian, Miss. 6th–664 LSU-Alabama-Okla. Triangular, Baton Rouge, La. 2nd–333 Betsy Rawls Invitational, Austin, Texas 18th–993 Lamar Invitational, Beaumont, Texas –972 Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. 17th–665

Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, Okla. City, Okla. Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. Taylor Made Women’s Invitational, Memphis, Tenn. Lamar Women’s Invitational, Beaumont, Texas Florida Lady Gator, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Rollins-Peggy Kirk Bell Inv., Winter Park, Fla. Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Pine Mountain, Ga.

1980-81

1983-84

Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, Okla. City, Okla.

Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. Lady Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. Houston Baptist Invitational, Houston, Texas SEC Championships, Auburn, Ala. AIAW Championships, Athens, Ga.

10th–959

5th–909 t8th–963 9th–956 3rd–910 21st–969

1981-82 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, Okla. City, Okla. Lady Seminole, Tallahassee, Fla. Eagle Scoremaster, Memphis, Tenn. Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. Monterrey Invitational, Monterrey, Mexico LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. SEC Championships, Pine Mountain, Ga. NCAA Championships, Stanford, Calif.

11th 4th 1st 5th 7th 4th–310 4th–946 16th–1276

8th–307-311-317–935 7th–303-305-307–915 2nd–298-312-302–912 5th–312-158-310–780 7th–308-320–628 t3rd–309-318–627 3rd–319-309-304–932 10th–321-317-316–954 5th–315-313-318–946

Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, Okla. City, Okla. Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, Memphis, Tenn. Alabama Seascape Invitational, Destin, Fla. Lady Cardinal Invitational, Wildwood, Texas LSU-Lou Besson Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Lady Troy Invitational, Eufala, Ala. Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational, Orlando, Fla. Fall Creek Falls Classic, Pikeville, Tenn. Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Pine Mountain, Ga.

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11th–959 8th–928 t13th–946 4th–944 12th–1003 3rd–953 5th–958 4th–932 7th–977 13th–985 5th–933

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1984-85 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, Norman, Okla. Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. Memphis State Tournament, Memphis, Tenn. Alabama-Seascape Invitational, Destin, Fla. Lamar Lady Cardinal, Wildwood, Texas Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Lou Besson Invitational, Baton Rouge Hudson Industries Invitational, Eufala, Ala. Fall Creek Falls Classic, Pikeville, Tenn. Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Pine Mountain, Ga.

4th–956 13th–940 t12th–666 12th–644 8th–978 9th–932 1st–602 12th–948 2nd–945 12th–957 6th–940

1985-86 Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. 2nd–306-291-297–894 Memphis Women’s Inter., Memphis, Tenn. 1st–305-306-301–912 Alabama-Seascape Invitational, Destin, Fla. 2nd–302-309–611 Lamar Lady Cardinal Inv., Wildwood, Texas 1st–298-299–597 Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. 6th–308-306-308–922 LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. 1st–311-309-304–924 Hudson Industries Invitational, Eufala, Ala. 3rd–305-308-314–929 SMU Lady Mustang, Dallas, Texas 3rd–301-298-311–910 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv., Winter Springs, Fla. 1st–299-310-310–919 Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. 1st–310-296-300–906 SEC Championships, Calloway Gardens, Ga. 5th–307-314-329–940 NCAA Championships, Columbus, Ohio 9th–300-303-306-308–1217

1986-87 Roadrunner Invitational, Las Cruces, N.M. Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. Memphis State Invitational, Memphis, Tenn. Tiger-Tide Invitational, Destin, Fla. Lady Cardinal Invitational, Wildwood, Texas Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Lady Mustang Invitational, Dallas, Texas Gulf Shores Invitational, Gulf Shores, Ala. Lady Paladin Invitational, Greenville, S.C. Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Callaway Gardens, Ga.

LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Earl Stewart Lady Mustang, Dallas, Texas Lady Jaguar Invitational, Mobile, Ala. SEC Championships, Greensboro, Ga.

1990-91

Neva McCall Intercollegiate, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Beacon Woods Invitational, Bayonet Point, Fla. Tiger-Tide Intercollegiate, Destin, Fla. FIU-Pat Bradley, Miami, Fla. Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. McDonald’s UCF Rotary Classic, Orlando, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Earl Stewart Lady Mustang, Dallas, Texas South Ala. Intercollegiate, Gulf Shores, Ala. SEC Championship, Lexington, Ky.

6th–322-306–628 t4th–344-315-325–984 1st–303-317-306–926 t3rd–313-311–624

1st–316-326-318–960 4th–300-303-303–906 10th–331-313-313–957 3rd–319-306-308–933 3rd–326-318-312–956 t4th–321-315–636 3rd–307-324-300–931 4th–309-309-311–929 1st–298-310-310–918 5th–326-312-313–951

1991-92 Roadrunner Invitational, Las Cruces, N.M. Ping Lady Sun Devil, Tempe, Ariz. Beacon Woods Invitational, Bayonet Point, Fla. Tiger-Tide Invitational, Destin, Fla. Betsy Rawls Invitational, Austin, Texas LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. SMU Round Up, Dallas, Texas South Ala. Intercollegiate, Gulf Shores, Ala. SEC Championships, Baton Rouge, La.

8th–316-319-312–947 10th–317-312-305–934 9th–326-325-317–968 3rd–310-327-330–967 16th–332-326-328–986 3rd–315-309-301–925 8th–315-325-325–965 1st–290-300-296–886 1st–295-302-295–892

4th–310-311-315–936 3rd–314-304-315–933 2nd–313-303-302–918 3rd–315-303-304–922 2nd–310-305-309–924 11th–323 5th–309-323–632 10th–326-336-313–975 1st–308-308–616 2nd–306-307-302–915 9th–319-322-318–959 5th–323-313-307–943

1987-88 Roadrunner/Diet Coke, Las Cruces, N. M. Dick McGuire Invitational, Albuquerque, N. M. Beacon Woods Invitational, Tarpon Springs, Fla. Tiger-Tide Invitational, Destin, Fla. Lamar Lady Cardinal Inv., Wildwood, Texas Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. SMU Lady Mustang, Dallas, Texas USA-Gulf Shores Invitational, Gulf Shores, Ala. Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Gulf Breeze, Fla.

12th–317-308-302–927 t9th–310-328-311–949 7th –312-303-318–933 5th –325-311-322–958 1st –302-309-321–932 4th –317-318–635 3rd –315-315-309–939 10th–314-312-358–984 2nd –309-303-308–920 4th –319-305-315–939 3rd –294-295-301–890

1988-89 Roadrunner/Diet Coke, Las Cruces, N. M. Dick McGuire Invitational, Albuquerque, N. M. South Florida/Beacon Woods, Bayonet Point, Fla.t Pat Bradley Invitational, Miami, Fla. Lamar Lady Cardinal Invitational, Wildwood, Texas Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Lady Mustang, Dallas, Texas South Alabama-Gulf Shores Inv., Gulf Shores, Ala. SEC Championship, Ponte Vedra, Fla.

6th–976 13th–974 7th–939 t7th–953 6th–945 11th–981 8th–934 6th–986 3rd–923 6th–949

1989-90 Beacon Woods Invitational, Bayonet Point, Fla. 3rd–302-303-310–915 Tiger-Tide Invitational, Destin, Fla. 5th–306-312-298–916 Lamar Lady Cardinal Invitational, Wildwood, Texas t5th–313-312-316–941 Pat Bradley Invitational, Miami, Fla. 4th–313-323-309–945 OSU-Guadalajara Inter., Guadalajara, Mexico 10th–334-318-314–966 Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. 8th–318-317-321–956

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1995-1996 8TH PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1992-93 Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. NCAA Preview, Athens, Ga. UCLA Invitational, Temecula, Calif. Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate, Myrtle Beach, SC Betsy Rawls Classic, Austin, Texas LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Ping-ASU Women’s Invitational, Tempe, Ariz. South Alabama Invitational, Gulf Shores, Ala. SEC Championships, Oxford, Miss. NCAA East Regionals, Baton Rouge, La.

4th–317-308-304–929 18th–331-328-320–979 10th–316-338-324–978 8th–327-323-327–977 17th–351-345–696 7th–319-320–639 t14th–317-315-325–957 3rd–317-305-316–938 8th–319-315–634 15th–317-317-312–946

1993-94 Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. 6th–312-305-312–929 Beacon Woods Invitational, Bayonet Point, Fla. 5th–311-308-304–923 Tiger-Tide Women’s Intercollegiate, Destin, Fla. 1st–305-313–618 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate, Myrtle Beach, SC 12th–326-324-331–981 Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. 8th–319-314-315–948 Betsy Rawls Classic, Austin, Texas 13th–344-331-327–1002 LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge t6th–314-317-319–950 Ping-ASU Women’s Invitational, Tempe, Ariz. 15th–326-316-314–956 SEC Championships, West Point, Miss. 8th–322-304-312–938

1994-95

Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. 1st–309-300–609 Beacon Woods Invitational, Bayonet Point, Fla. 6th–307-309-312–928 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate, Myrtle Beach, SC 3rd–306-296-301–903 NCAA Preview, Wilmington, N.C. t7th–325-319-306–950 Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. 6th–318-317-311–946 LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. 1st–299-299-302–900 Ping-ASU Women’s Invitational, Tempe, Ariz. 12th–326-309-306–941 Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. 5th–319-310-315–944 SEC Championships, Franklin, Tenn. 3rd–307-314-317–938 NCAA East Regional, Bartlett, Tenn. 17th–313-320-309–942

Lady Gator Invitational, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Knoxville, Tenn. NCAA East Regional, Auburn, Ala. NCAA Championships, La Quinta, Calif.

2nd–295-290-299–884 2nd–295-302-296–893 2nd–315-304-300–919 2nd–308-300–608 7th–308-319-298–925 8th–321-315-310-316–1262

1996-97

Auburn Tiger Invitational, Auburn, Ala. Lady Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. Rolex NCAA Fall Preview Golf World/Palmetto Dunes, Hilton Head, S.C. Texas A&M Classic, College Station, Texas SunTrust/Lady Gator, Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. SEC Championships, Columbia, S.C. NCAA East Regional, Bloomington, Ill.

1st–297-298–595 4th–305-303-305–913 11th–333-321-311–965 2nd–301-308-309–918 1st–316-301-313–930 1st–295-298-296–889 2nd–297-301-306–904 4th–308-300-313–921 2nd–314-295-296–905 12th–321-337-309–96

1997-98 NCAA Rolex Fall Preview, Madison, Wisc. 6th–308-302-307–917 Auburn Tiger Invitational, Opelika, Ala. 2nd–296-290-293–879 Mercedes-Benz Championships, Knoxville, Tenn. 2nd–306-305-298–909 Stanford Intercollegiate, Palo Alto, Calif. 5th–299-292-302–893 Rolex National Match Play, Vero Beach. Fla. 3rd–def. UCLA, 4.5-0.5 lost to Duke, 3-2 def. Tulsa, 3-2 Golf World Invitational, Hilton Head, S.C. t6th–307-312-302–921 SunTrust Lady Gator Inv., Gainesville, Fla. 4th–296-289-300–885 LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. 1st–302-294-294–890 Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Honolulu, Haw. 3rd–302-295-310–907 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. 9th–316-316-311–943 SEC Women’s Championship, Birmingham, Ala. 2nd–302-302-295–899 NCAA East Reg. Championships, Durham, N.C. 3rd–297-296-311–904 NCAA Division I Championships, Madison, Wisc. 5th–291-301-301-294–1187

1995-96 Rolex Fall Preview, La Quinta, Calif. 11th–318-310-297–925 Auburn Lady Tiger Intercollegiate, Auburn, Ala. 1st–302-298–600 Lady Seminole Invitational, Tallahassee, Fla. 1st–306-293-305–904 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate, Myrtle Beach, SC 1st–306-301-306–913 Arizona Invitational, Tucson, Ariz. 7th–306-304-298–908

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1997-1998 5TH PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1998-1999 Auburn Tiger Invitational, Opelika., Ala. Bama NCAA Fall Preview, Tulsa, Okla. Mercedes-Benz Championships, Knoxville, Tenn. Rolex National Match Play, Vero Beach, Fla. Golf World/Palmetto Dunes, Hilton Head, SC SunTrust Lady Gator Inv., Gainesville, Fla. LSU-Fairwood Invitational, Baton Rouge, La. Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S.C. Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. SEC Women’s Championship, Opelika, Ala. NCAA East Regional, Columbia, S.C. NCAA Division I Championships, Tulsa, Okla.

5th–298-300–598 15th–317-314–631 11th–304-305-320–929 5th–def. Texas, 3.5-1.5; lost to Duke 5-0; lost to Arizona 10th–316-311-303–930 4th–307-309–616 3rd–315-311–626 4th–313-298–611 2nd–308-308-300–916 4th–308-311-299–918 3rd–299-292-302–893 10th–303-314-306–923

1999-2000 NCAA Fall Preview, Sunriver, Ore. Lady Buckeye Fall Invitational, Columbus, Ohio Mercedes-Benz Championship, Knoxville, Tenn. Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Invit., Hilton Head, SC SunTrust Lady Gator, Gainesville, Fla.

9th–314-303-300–917 4th–313-310-308–931 6th–302-308-331–921 5th–290-303-299–892 3rd–312-304-304–920

Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S.C. 2nd–310-305-304–919 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. 2nd–297-294-301–892 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 1st–304-310-304–918 SEC Women’s Championships, Rogers, Ark. 2nd–321-302-298–921 NCAA East Regional, Columbus, Ohio 5th–303-298-302–903 NCAA Division I Championships, Sunriver, Ore. 10th–313-298-302-303–1216

2000-01 Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational, Auburn, Ala. 4th–303-309-301–913 NCAA Fall Preview, Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. 8th–307-310–617 Mercedes-Benz Championships, Knoxville, Tenn. 4th–304-305-311–920 GolfWorld/Palmetto Dunes, Hilton Head, S.C. 11th–307-293-306–906 CGF Match Play, Estero, Fla. 5th–Lost to Southern Cal, 4-1; won over Pepperdine on tiebreaker; lost to Auburn on tiebreaker SunTrust Lady Gator, Gainesville, Fla. 5th–305-288-305–898 Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S.C. 3rd–301-300-312–913 Dr. Thompson Rainbow Wahine, Honolulu 3rd–304-301-295–900 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 1st–295-286-283–864 SEC Women’s Championship, Athens, Ga. 2nd–287-289-301–877 NCAA Central Regional, West Lafayette, Ind. 6th–305-305-318–928 NCAA Div. I Championships, Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. 12th–304-303-298-305–1210

2001-02 Mason Rudolph Championships, Nashville, Tenn. NCAA Fall Preview, Auburn, Wash. Mercedes-Benz Women’s, Knoxville, Tenn. Lady Paladin Invitational, Greenville, S. C. SunTrust Lady Gator, Gainesville, Fla. Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S. C. Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. SEC Women’s Championships, Athens, Ga. NCAA East Regional, Baton Rouge, La.

7th–313-301-303–917 T6th–302-300–602 8th–299-306-323–928 3rd–302-306-301–909 5th–298-316-311–925 12th–302-319-310–931 14th–311-320-310–941 2nd–297-293-305–895 8th–303-313-305–921 12th–297-303-301–898

2002-03 Mason Rudolph Champ., Nashville, Tenn. Mercedes-Benz Women’s Knoxville, Tenn. Furman Lady Paladin, Greenville, S. C. Auburn “The Derby”, Auburn, Ala. Lady Puerto Rico Classic, San Juan Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S. C. Bryan National, Browns Summit, N. C. LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. SEC Women’s Championship, Lexington, Ky. 1999-2000 10TH PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

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14th–328-319-316–963 T14th–327 326-328–981 11th–307-305-308–920 13th–311 322-319–952 13th–309-310-313–932 T11th–320–320 15th–314-311–625 4th–300-299-308–907 10th–324-326-325–975

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2005-2006 23RD PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

2003-04 UA-Rhoads Intercollegiate, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Price’s Intercollegiate, Las Cruces, N.M. Mercedes-Benz Women’s, Knoxville, Tenn. Furman Lady Paladin, Greenville, S. C. Tulane Nokia Sugar Bowl Inv., New Orleans Central District Regional, Parrish, Fla. LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S. C. SEC Women’s Championship, Baton Rouge NCAA East Regional, Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla.

2004-05

Cougar Classic, Hanahan, S.C. Mason Rudolph Champ., Nashville, Tenn. Mercedes-Benz Women’s, Knoxville, Tenn. SEC/ACC Challenge, Destin, Fla. Central District Regional, Parrish, Fla. Lady Gamecock Classic, Columbia, S.C. LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. SEC Women’s Championships, Tunica, Miss. NCAA Central Regional, Lubbock, Texas

3rd–305-311–617 3rd–301-303-286–890 t10th–301-309-309–919 4th–304-293-303–900 2nd–303-306-320–929 1st–295-298-310–903 3rd–301-306-306–913 7th–311-317-311–939 t2nd–299-293-289–881 12th–319-305-306–930

1st–288-295-290–873 7th–296-300-297–893 5th–302-297-299–898 3rd–299-290-290–879 4th–303-296-298–897 t4th–309-316-322–947 1st–296-290-293–879 2nd–300-300-305–905 t4th–303-293-310–906 10th–298-316-303–917

2005-06 Cougar Classic 7th--306--297--294-- 897 Lady Tar Heel, Chapel HIll, N.C. t12th--316-298-310 -- 924 Chrysler Challenge, Destin, Fla. 4th--309-303-304 -- 916 Auburn “The Derby”, Auburn, Ala. 10th--308-310-299 -- 917 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 6th--304-309-308 -- 921 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge 2nd--298-290-287 -- 875 Dr. Donnis Thompson Inv., Honolulu, Hawaii 3rd--294-318-293 -- 905 Bryan Park Golf Course, Browns Summitt, N.C. 16th--314-324-300 -- 938 SEC Women’s Championships, Nashville, Tenn. 7th--302-300-298 --900 Lady Buckeye Spring Invite, Dublin, Ohio 7th--293-300-301 -- 894 NCAA East Regional, Browns Summitt, N.C. 2nd--288-288-294 -- 870 NCAA Div. I Championships, Columbus, Ohio 23rd--298-307-319-308 -- 1232

2006-07 Cougar Classic, Hanahan, S. C. 4th -- 295-284-299 -- 878 Mason Rudolph Championship, Nashville, Tenn. 11th -- 298-296-302 -- 896 Lady Tar Heel, Chapel Hill, N.C. 13th -- 319-310-301 -- 930 Auburn “The Derby”, Auburn, Ala. 5th -- 305-305 -- 610 National Match Play, Orlando, Fla. d. Wake Forest, 4-1; lost to Vanderbilt, 3.5-1.5; d. Arkansas, 4-1; lost to Auburn, 4-1 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 6th -- 310-298-301 -- 909 UCF Challenge, Orlando, Fla. 7th -- 312-300-309 -- 921

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2007-2008 15TH PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge 8th -- 307-305-294 -- 906 Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. 11th -- 301-306-304 -- 911 Bryan National Collegiate, Browns Summitt, N.C. 12th -- 311-314-304 -- 940 SEC Women’s Championships, West Point, Miss. 7th -- 294-303-302 -- 899 NCAA East Regionals, Baton Rouge, La. 14th -- 287-295-299 -- 881

2007-08 Cougar Classic, Hanahan, S.C. 5th -- 286-299-298 -- 883 Mason Rudolph Championships, Franklin, Tenn. 16th -- 293-308-306 -- 907 Mercedes-Benz Championship, Knoxville, Tenn. 9th -- 295-299-294 -- 888 UA-Ann Rhodes Intercollegiate, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10th -- 304-304-304 -- 912 Lady Puerto Rico Classic, San Juan, Puerto Rico 2nd -- 297-290-296 -- 883 UCF Challenge, Sorrento, Fla. 9th -- 290-294-294 -- 878 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 2nd -- 300-300-290 -- 890 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, Athens, Ga. 9th -- 297-316-315 -- 928 Crimson Tide Classic, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2nd -- 312-296-295 -- 903 SEC Women’s Championships, Loudon, Tenn 6th -- 310-310-300 -- 920 NCAA Central Regional Tournament, Austin Texas 8th -- 300-302-300 -- 902 NCAA Div.I Championship, Albuquerque, N.M 15th -- 300-315-312-295 --1222

2008-09 Cougar Classic, Hanahan. S.C. 5th -- 297-290-291 -- 878 Mercedes Benz Collegiate, Knoxville, Ten.. 1st -- 291-293-281 -- 865 Auburn Derby Invitational, Auburn, Ala. 7th -- 314-300-297 -- 911 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 2nd -- 292-297-296 -- 885 UCF Challenge, Sorrento, Fla. 6th -- 286-302-289 -- 877 LSU Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 3rd -- 287-297-283 -- 867 Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. 6th -- 305 -- 305 Bryan Park Nat. Collegiate, Browns Summitt, N.C. 1st -- 290-302-295 -- 887 SEC Women’s Golf Championship, Blytheville, S.C. 5th -- 301-286-299 -- 886 NCAA West Regional, Tempe, Ariz. 3rd -- 295-288-285 -- 868 NCAA Division I Championship, Owings Mills, Md. 12th -- 302-304-309-304 -- 1219

2009-10 NGCA Match PLay Championship

3rd (qual) 299-291 -- 590

QF -- def. Georgia, 4-1 SF -- def. Florida, 3-2 Finals -- def. Auburn, 3.5-1.5 Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship 6th -- 286-283 -- 569 Mercedes Benz Collegiate, Knoxville, Ten.. t11th -- 306-301-303 -- 910 Landfall Tradition/NCAA Preview t11th -- 307-298-307 -- 912 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 5th -- 295-303-300 -- 898 Kinderlou Forest Challenge, Valdosta, Ga. 9th -- 299-308-308 -- 915 Tiger-Wave Golf Classic, New Orleans, La. 4th -- 294-307-300 -- 901 Bryan National Collegiate, Greensboro, N.C. 8th -- 306-295-289 -- 890 SEC Women’s Golf Championship, Blytheville, S.C. 6th -- 284-290-292 -- 866 NCAA West Regional, Tempe, Ariz. 9th -- 302-295-307 -- 904

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2010-2011 3RD PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

2010-11 NCAA Fall Preview, Bryan, Texas 2nd -- 287-283-280 -- 850 Mason Rudolph Championship, Franklin, Tenn. 1st -- 278-282-283 -- 843 Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 2nd -- 285-285-278 -- 848 Pac 10-SEC Challenge, Palo Alto, Calif. 13th -- 316-293-298 -- 907 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 2nd -- 293-290-294 -- 877 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate -- New Orleans, La. 9th -- 291-302-294 -- 887 LSU Tiger Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 6th -- 300-305-297 -- 902 Liz Murphey Collegiate, Athens, Ga. t13th -- 315-309-290 -- 914 SEC Women’s Golf Championship, Auburn, Ala. 3rd -- 287-300-300 -- 887 NCAA Central Regional, Notre Dame, Ind. 2nd -- 295-303-296 -- 894 NCAA Championships, Bryan, Texas 3rd -- 292-296-303-290 -- 1181

2011-2012

Cougar Classic, Charleston, S.C. 1st -- 280-291-277--848 Mason Rudolph Fall Preview, Franklin, Tenn. 11th -- 303-300-293 -- 896 Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N.C. 1st -- 284-285-287 -- 856 Mercedes-Benz SEC/Pac 10, Knoxville, Tenn. 15th -- 307-295-298 -- 900 Lady Puerto Rico Classic, Rio Grandre, PR 1st -- 294-292-298 -- 884 Central District Invitational, Parrish, Fla. 4th -- 291-301-293 -- 885 LSU Tiger Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 2nd -- 295-292-295 -- 882 PING/ASU Invitational 9th -- 294-285-306 -- 885 SEC Women’s Golf Championship, Fayetteville, Ark. 7th -- 310-309-318 -- 937 NCAA West Regional, Erie, Colo. t1st -- 290-296-287 -- 873 NCAA Championships, Franklin, Tenn. 3rd -- 293-294-297-289 -- 1173

2011-2012 3RD PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

2014-15 Mason Rudolph Championships Schooner Fall Classic Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational The Alamo Invitational Lady Puerto Rico Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic SEC Women’s Championships NCAA Raleigh Regional NCAA Championships

2nd - 285-292-298 -- 875 11th - 283-288-285 -- 856 7th - 296-295-294 -- 885 1st - 279-284-278 -- 841 2nd 296-292-295 -- 883 1st - 284-304-286 -- 874 15th - 291-286-290 -- 867 1st - 297-280-302 -- 879 7th - 299-293-297 -- 889 T4th - 288-304-296 -- 888 T20th - 309-316-213 -- 938

2015-16 Mason Rudolph Championships Schooner Fall Classic Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational The Alamo Invitational Allstate Sugar Bowl Darius Rucker Intercollegiate LSU Tiger Golf Classic Silverado Showdown SEC Women’s Championships NCAA Raleigh Regional

T4th - 288-287-298 -- 873 11th - 291-292-297 -- 880 10th - 302-303-298 -- 903 15th - 307-306-291 -- 904 12th - 298-291-306 -- 895 T15th - 303-301-308 -- 912 T5th - 305-310-305 -- 920 8th - 293-299-303 -- 895 11th - 305-303-303 -- 911 11th - 299-310-296 -- 905

2012-13 Cougar Classic, Hanahan, S.C. 18th -- 303-292-307 -- 902 Liz Murphey NCAA Fall Preview, Athens, Ga. t14th -- 305-300-298 -- 903 Ruth’s Chris Lady Tar Heel, Chapel Hill, N.C. 8th -- 294-302-297 -- 893 The Alamo Invitational, San Antonio, Texas 8th -- 291-297-293 -- 881 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, New Orleans, La. 6th -- 291-301 -- 592 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate t2nd -- 295-286-299 -- 880 LSU Tiger Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 3rd -- 306-294-312 -- 912 Rebel Intercollegiate, Oxford, Miss. t6th -- 291-294-303 -- 888 SEC Women’s CHampionships, Birmingham, Ala. t7th -- 303-311-309 -- 923 NCAA Women’s West Regional, Stanford, Calif. t2th -- 301-300-296 -- 897

2013-14 Cougar Classic, Hanahan, S. C. 11th – 295-291-301 – 887 Schooner Fall Classic, Norman, Okla. T3rd – 295-291-290 – 876 Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill, N. C. 11th – 295-298-294 – 887 The Alamo Invitational, San Antonio, Texas 2nd – 285-279-284 –848 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, New Orleans, La. 8th – 291-293-288 – 872 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Hilton Head, S.C. T3rd – 297-296-292 – 885 LSU Tiger Golf Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 4th – 304-302-299 – 905 SMU/DAC Invitational, Dallas, Texas 2nd – 301-294 – 595 SEC Women’s Championships, Birmingham, Ala. 5th – 295-297-306 – 898 NCAA Central Regional, Stillwater, Okla. 20th – 309-313-314 – 936 2014-2015 20TH PLACE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

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AUSTIN ERNST

Team Low 18-Hole Rounds (Top 50) 1. 277 - Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/11 (3rd round) 2. 278 - The Alamo Invitational, 10/26-28/14 (3rd round) 278 - Mason Rudolph Championship, 9/24-26/10 (1st round) 278 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/08-10/10 (3rd round) 5. 279 - The Alamo Invitational, 10/26-28/14 (1st round) 279 - The Alamo Invitational, 10/27-29/13 (2nd round) 7. 280 - LSU Golf Classic 3/27-29/15 (2nd round) 280 - Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/11 (1st round) 280 - NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (3rd round) 10. 281 - Mercedes Benz Collegiate, 10/10-12/08 (3rd round) 11. 282 - Mason Rudolph Championship, 9/24-26/10 (2nd round) 12. 283 - Schooner Fall Classic, 10/4-6/14 (1st round) 283 - NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (2nd round) 283 - Mason Rudolph Championship, 9/24-26/10 (3rd round) 283 - Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship, 9/25-27/09 (2nd round) 283 - LSU Golf Classic, 3/13-15/09 (3rd round) 283 - LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, 4/4-6/01 (3rd round) 18. 284 - The Alamo Invitational, (10/26-28/14 (2nd round) 284 - Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, 2/22-24/15 (1st round) 284 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/7-9/11 (1st round) 284 - The Alamo Invitational, 10/27-29/13 (3rd round) 284 - SEC Women’s Championships, 4/16-18/10 (1st round) 284 - Cougar Classic, College of Charleston, 9/20/06 (2nd round) 24. 285 - Mason Rudolph Championship, 9/19-21/14 (1st round) 285 - Schooner Fall Classic, 10/4-6/14 (3rd round) 285 - The Alamo Invitational, 10/27-29/13 (1st round) 285 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/7-9/11 (2nd round) 285 - PING/ASU Invitational, 3/30-4/1/12 (2nd round) 285 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/08-10/10 (1st round) 285 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/08-10/10 (2nd round) 285 - NCAA West Regional, 5/7-9/09 (3rd round) 32. 286 - Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, 2/22-24/15 (3rd round) 286 - Darius RuckerIntercollegiate 3/6-8/15 (2nd round) 286 - UCF Challenge, 3/9-10/09 (1st round) 286 - SEC Women’s Golf Championships, 4/20/09 (2nd round) 286 - Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, 3/08-10/13 (2nd round) 286 - Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship, 9/25-27/09 (1st round) 286 - Cougar Classic, 9/09-11/07 (1st round) 286 - LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, 4/4-6/01 (2nd round) 40. 287 - Mason Rudolph Championships, 9/18-20/15 (2nd round) 287 - Tar Heel Invitational, 10/7-9/11 (3rd round) 287 - NCAA West Regional, 5/10-12/12 (3rd round) 287 - NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (1st round) 287 - SEC Women’s Golf Championship, 4/15-17/11 (1st round) 287 - LSU Golf Classic, 3/13-15/09 (1st round) 287 - NCAA East Regional, 5/14/07 (1st round) 287 - LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, 3/3-5/06 (3rd round) 287 - SEC Championships, 4/20-22/01 (1st round) 49. 288 - Mason Rudolph Championships, 9/18-20/15 (1st round) 288 - NCAA Raleigh Regional 5/7-9/15 (1st round) 288 - Schooner Fall Classic 10/4-6/14 (2nd round) 288 - NCAA West Regional, 5/7-9/09 (2nd round) 288 - Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, 2/24-25/14 (3rd round) 288 - NCAA East Regional, 5/11-13/06 (1st round) 288 - NCAA East Regional, 5/11-13/06 (2nd round) 288 - Cougar Classic, 9/13-14/04 (2nd round) 288 - SunTrust Lady Gator, 2/23-25/01 (2nd round) Team Low 54 Score 1. 841 (279-284-278) The Alamo 2. 843 (278-282-283) Mason Rudolph Championship 3. 848 (285-279-284) The Alamo 3. 848 (280-291-277) Cougar Classic 3. 848 (285-285-278) Tar Heel Invitational

10-26/27/28-14 9-24/25/26-10 10-27/28/29 -13 9-11/12/13-11 10-8/9/10-10

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL

6. 850 (287-283-280) NCAA Fall Preview 7. 856 (283-288-285) Schooner Fall Invitational 7. 856 (284-285-287) Lady Tar Heel 8. 864 (295-286-283) LSU/Cleveland Golf 9. 865 (291-293-281) Mercedes Benz Championship 10. 866 (284-290-292) SEC Women’s Championship 11. 867 (291-286-290) Darius Rucker 11. 867 (287-293-283) LSU Golf Classic 13. 868 (295-288-285) NCAA West Regionals 14. 870 (288-288-294) NCAA East Regionals 15. 873 (288-287-298) Mason Rudolph Championship 15. 873 (290-296-287) NCAA West Regionals 15. 873 (288-295-290) Cougar Classic Team Low 72 Score 1. 1173 (293-294-297-289) NCAA Champs. 2. 1181 (292-296-303-290) NCAA Champs. 3. 1187 (291-301-301-294) NCAA Champs. 4. 1210 (304-303-298-305) NCAA Champs. 5. 1216 (313-298-302-303) NCAA Champs. 6. 1217 (300-303-306-308) NCAA Champs. 7. 1219 (302-304-309-304) NCAA Champs. 8. 1222 (300-315-312-295) NCAA Champs. 9. 1232 (298-307-319-308) NCAA Champs. 10. 1262 (321-315-310-316) NCAA Champs.

HISTORY

9-13/14/15-10 10-4/5/6-14 10-7/8/9-11 4-6/7/8-01 10-10/11/12-08 4-16/18-10 3-6/7/8-15 3-13/14/15-09 5-7/8/9-09 5-11/12/13-06 9-18/19/20-15 5-10/11/12-12 9-13/14-01

(Franklin, Tenn.) 2012 (Bryan, Texas) 2011 (Madison, Wisc) 1998 (Howey-in-Hills, Fla.) 2001 (Sunriver, Ore.) 2000 (Columbus, Ohio) 1986 (Owings Mill, Md.) 2009 (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2008 (Columbus, Ohio) 2006 (LaQuinta, Calif.) 1996

Individual Top 50 Low Rounds (Based on strokes under par) 1. 64(-8) -Megan McChrystal, NCAA D1 Champ., 5/18-21/10 (4th round) 2. 65 (-7) - Megan McChrystal, NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (3rd round) 65 (-7) - Katy Harris, SEC Women’s Champ., 4/20-22/01 (2nd round) 4. 66 (-6) - Carline Nistrup, The Alamo Invitational, 10/26-28/14 (1st round) 66 (-6) - Austin Ernst, NCAA Championships, 5/18-21/11 (2nd round) 66 (-6) - Austin Ernst, NCAA Championships, 5/18-21/11 (4th round) 66 (-6) - Megan McChrystal, Tar Heel Invitational, 10/8-10/10 (3rd round) 8. 67 (-5) - Madelene Sagstrom, LSU Tiger Classic, 3/27-29/15 (2nd round) 65 (-5) - Caroline Nistrup, Schooner Classic, 10/05-07/13 (2nd round) 67 (-5) - Caroline Nistrup, Tar Heel Invitational, 10/11-13/13 (2nd round) 67 (-5) - Austin Ernst, Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/11 (1st round) 67 (-5) - Tessa Teachman, Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/11 (1st round) 67 (-5) - Austin Ernst, Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/11 (3rd round) 67 (-5) - Mary Michael Maggio, NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (2nd round) 67 (-5) - Tessa Teachman, M. Rudolph, 9/24-26/10 (1st round) 67 (-5) - Megan McChrystal, Tar Heel Inv., 10/08-10/10 (1st round) 17. 68 (-4) - Caroline Nistrup, Mason Rudolph, 9/19-21/14 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Madelene Sagstromk, Sugar Bowl, 2/22-24/15 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Elise Bradley, LSU Tiger Golf Classic, 3/27-29/15 (2nd round) 68 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, NCAA Regional, 5/7-9/15 (1st round) 66 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, Schooner Classic, 10/05-07/13 (3rd round) 67 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, Rucker Inter., 3/8-10/13 (2nd round) 68 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, LSU Tiger Classic, 3/26/2013 (2nd round) 68 (-4) - Lindsay Gahm, The Alamo Invitational, 10/27-29/2013(1st round) 68 (-4) - Lindsay Gahm, The Alamo Inv., 10/27-29/2013 (2nd round) 68 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, The Alamo, 10/30/2012 (3rd round) 68 (-4) - Austin Ernst, NCAA Championships, 5/22-25/2012 (4th round) 68 (-4) - Austin Ernst, Central District, 2/20-21/2012 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom, Tar Heel Invitational, 10/7-9/11 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Austin Ernst, Tar Heel Invitational, 10/08-10/2010 (3rd round) 68 (-4) - Megan McChrystal, Mason Rudolph, 9/24-26/10 (3rd round) 68 (-4) - Megan McChrystal, NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Jacqueline Hedwall, M. Rudolph, 9/25-27/2009 (2nd round) 68 (-4) - M. McChrystal, District Invitational, 2/16-17/2009 (3rd round) 68 (-4) - Jacqueline Hedwall, LSU Golf Classic, 3/13-15/09 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Tessa Teachman, Bryan Park Collegiate, 4/3-5/2009 (1st round) 68 (-4) - Megan McChrystal, Mercedes Benz, 10/10-12/2008 (3rd round) 68 (-4) - Megan McChrystal, UCF Challenge, 3/9-11/08 (3rd round)

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68 (-4) - Rebecca Kuhn, Crimson Tide Classic, 4/4-6/2008 68 (-4) - Melissa Eaton, NCAA East Regional, 5/14/2007 68 (-4) – Caroline Martens, NCAA East Reg., 5/11-13/2006 68 (-4) – Katy Harris, LSU-Fairwood, 1998 68 (-4) – Ashley Winn, Rainbow Wahine, 1998 68 (-4) – Katy Harris, Auburn Tiger Invitational, 1997 68 (-4) – Michelle Louviere, Lady Gator Invitational, 1996 68 (-4) – Kristi Coats, Tiger-Tide Invitational, 1989 70 (-4) – Jenny Lidback, Women’s Southern Intercollegiate, 1986 69 (-3) -- Elise Bradley, NCAA BR Regional, 5/5-7/2016 69 (-3) -- Sydney Cavin, Allstate Sugar Bowl, 2/21-23/2016 69 (-3) -- Sydney Cavin, Allstate Sugar Bowl, 2/21-23/2016 69 (-3) -- Kathleen Gallagher, ANNIKA Inter., 9/27-29/2015 69 (-3) -- Caroline Nistrup, Mason Rudolph, 9/18-20/2015 68 (-3) -Madelene Sagstrom, Darius Rucker, 3/6-8/2015 68 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom, Darius Rucker, 3/6-8/2015 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom Mason Rudolph, 9/19-21/14 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom Tar Heel, 10/10-12/14 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom The Alamo Invite, 10/26-28/14 69 (-3) - Elise Bradley,The Alamo Invitational, 10/26-28/14 69 (-3) - Nadine Dreher The Alamo Invitational, 10/26-28/14 69 (-3) - Caroline Nistrup The Alamo Inv., 10/26-28/14 69 (-3) - Caroline Nistrup, Lady Puerto Rico, 2/15-17/15 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom SEC Champ., 4/17-19/15 69 (-3) - Lindsey Gahm, Sugar Bowl Inter., 2/24-25/14 69 (-3) - Caroline Nistrup, Allstate Sugar Bow, 2/24-25/2014 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom, LSU Golf Classic, 3/21-22/2014 69 (-3) - Lindsay Gahm, SMU/DAC Invitational, 4/4-5/2014 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom, The Alamo, 10/27-29/2013 69 (-3) - Lindsay Gahm, The Alamo Invitational, 10/27-29/2013 69 (-3) - Madelene Sagstrom, Cougar Classic, 10/30/2012 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, District Invitational, 2/20-21/2012 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, PING/ASU Invitational, 3/30-4/1/2012 69 (-3) - Austin Ernst, NCAA West Regional, 5/10-12/2012 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, NCAA Championships, 5/22-25/2012 69 (-3) - Austin Ernst, Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/2011 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, Cougar Classic, 9/11-13/2011 69 (-3) - Austin Ernst, District Invitational, 2/21-22/2011 69 (-3) - Jacqueline Hedwall, Allstate Sugar Bowl, 2/28-3/1/2011 69 (-3) - M. McChrystal, Allstate Sugar Bowl, 2/28-3/1/2011 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, NCAA Fall Preview, 9/13-15/10 69 (-3) - M. Michael Maggio, Mason Rudolph, 9/24-26/10 69 (-3) - Jacqueline Hedwall, Mason Rudolph, 9/24-26/10 69 (-3) - Tessa Teachman, Mason Rudolph, 9/25-27/2009 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, Tiger-Wave, 3/12-14/2010 69 (-3) - M. McChrystal, SEC Championships, 4/16-18/2010 69 (-3) - Amalie Valle, UCF Challenge, 3/9-10/2009 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, Bryan Park National, 4/3-5/2009 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, NCAA Regional, 5/7-9/2009 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, NCAA Regional, 5/7-9/2009 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, Puerto Rico, 2/24-26/2008 69 (-3) - Alexis Rather, Puerto Rico, 2/24-26/2008 69 (-3) - Megan McChrystal, Liz Murphey, 3/21-23/2008 69 (-3) - Amalie Valle, Cougar Classic, 9/09-11/2007 69 (-3) - Lindy LaBauve, Mason Rudolph, 9/14-16/2007 69 (-3) - Melissa Eaton, UCF Challenge, 3/5-6/2007 69 (-3) - Melissa Eaton, Cougar Classic, 9/20/2006 69 (-3) - Melissa Eaton, SEC/ACC Challenge, Oct. 29-31/2004 69 (-3) - Brooke Shelton, SEC/ACC Challenge, Oct. 29-31/2004 69 (-3) - Lesley McClurg, SEC Championships, 4/20-22/2001 69 (-3) - Lesley McClurg, SunTrust Lady Gator, 2/23-25/2001 69 (-3) – Katy Harris, Mercedez Benz, 10/13-15/2000 69 (-3) – Katy Harris, Auburn Tiger Invitational, 1997 69 (-3) - Lisette Lee, Stanford, Invitational, 1997 70 (-3) - Lisette Lee, Liz Murphey Invitational, 2000

Individual Low 54 hole totals (aggregate total) 1. 203 (-13) –Austin Ernst 2. 205 (-11) – Lindsey Gahm 205 (-11) – Megan McChrystal 4. 206 (-10) – Megan McChrystal 206 (-4) - Madelene Sagstrom 6. 208 (-8) – Tessa Teachman 7. 209 (-7) – Madelene Sagstrom 209 (-7) – Megan McChrystal 9. 210 (-6) – Austin Ernst 210 (-6) – Katy Harris

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2011 2010 2012 2001 2001 2002 1991 2012 1998 2015 2000 2011 1998 1988

SEASON ROUNDS PLAYED 1. 37 -- Melissa Eaton 1. 37 -- Michelle Louviere 1. 37 -- Laura Moore 1. 37 -- Katy Harris 1. 37 -- Ashley Winn 6. 36 -- Cissye Meeks 7. 35 -- Jenny Lidback 7. 35 -- Wendy Lawson 7. 35 -- Cissye Meeks 10. 34 -- Caroline Nistrup 10. 34 -- Tessa Teachman 10. 34 -- Madelene Sagstrom 10. 34 -- Lindsay Gahm 10. 34 -- Jacqueline Hedwall 10. 34 -- Megan McChrystal 10. 34 -- Amalie Valle 10. 34 -- Rebecca Kuhn 10. 34 -- Kim Meck 10. 34 -- Brooke Shelton 10. 34 -- Lisette Lee 10. 34 -- Katy Harris 10. 34 -- Meredith Duncan 10. 34 -- Lisette Lee 10. 34 -- Jackie Gallagher

2005-06 1997-98 1997-98 1997-98 1997-98 1987-88 1985-86 1985-86 1985-86 2014-15 2011-12 2011-12 2011-12 2010-11 2007-08 2007-08 2005-06 2005-06 2004-05 1999-00 1999-00 1999-00 1997-98 1988-89

CAREER ROUNDS PLAYED 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. 6. 8. 9. 9.

136 -- Cissye Meeks 131 -- Katy Harris 130 -- Ashley Winn 128 -- Meredith Duncan 127 -- Laura Moore 125 -- Alexis Rather 125 -- Lisette Lee 125 -- Caroline Nistrup 124 -- Michelle Louviere 123 -- Megan McChrystal 123 -- Melissa Eaton

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CAREER TOP-10 FINISHES 1. 2. 3. 4. 4. 6. 6 8. 8.

25 -- Kristi Coats 22 -- Ashley Winn 21 -- Meredith Duncan 20 -- Megan McChrystal 20 -- Katy Harris 18 -- Madelene Sagstrom 18 -- Jackie Gallagher 16 -- Cissye Meeks 16 -- Laura Moore

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SINGLE SEASON STROKE AVERAGE (MIN. 20 ROUNDS) Rds. Avg. 1. Madelene Sagstrom 33 71.48 2. Megan McChrystal 31 72.35 3. Caroline Nistrup 34 72.41 4. Megan McChrystal 29 72.69 5. Megan McChrystal 29 72.83 6. Meredith Duncan 33 73.12 7. Austin Ernst 28 73.21 8. Katy Harris 33 73.25 9. Madelene Sagstrom 29 73.28 10. Austin Ernst 31 73.39 11. Jenny Lidback 35 73.51 12. Tessa Teachman 34 73.53 13. Caroline Nistrup 29 73.55 14. Madelene Sagstrom 29 73.59 14. Madelene Sagstrom 29 73.59 16. Lindsay Gahm 29 74.34 17. Lindsay Gahm 26 74.50 18. Megan McChystal 34 74.56 19 Jacqueline Hedwall 32 74.66 20. Mary Michael Maggio 24 74.67

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Rds. Avg. 1. Caroline Nistrup 63 72.97 2. Madelene Sagstrom 92 72.95 3. Megan McChrystal 123 73.15 4. Austin Ernst 59 73.30 5. Tessa Teachman 110 74.57 6. Meredith Duncan 128 75.01 7. Lindsay Gahm 89 75.10 8. Jacqueline Hedwall 122 75.14 9. Mary Michael Maggio 40 75.37 10. Katy Harris 131 75.48 11. Melissa Eaton 123 75.58 12. Rebecca Kuhn 124 75.80 13. Ashley Winn 130 75.83 14. Elise Bradley 109 75.85 15. Amalie Valle 110 75.89

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Average

21.5 33 31 35 32 36 34 32 33 31 24 26 33 32 29 37 26 34 33 33 12 29 34 37 32 34 29 29 31 31 29 29 33 30

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Year 14-15 10-11 14-15 08-09 09-10 01-02 10-11 00-01 13-14 11-12 85-86 11-12 13-14 12-13 12-13 12-13 13-14 07-08 08-09 10-11

Year ACTIVE 12-15 08-11 10-12 09-12 99-02 12-14 09-12 10-11 98-01 04-07 05-08 95-98 13-16 08-11

YEAR-BY-YEAR STROKE AVERAGE LEADER

Year Name 80-81 Unavailable 81-82 Unavailable 82-83 Karen Mayson 83-84 M. Michanowicz 84-85 Wendy Lawson 85-86 Jenny Lidback 86-87 Cissye Meeks 87-88 Cissye Meeks 88-89 Jackie Gallagher 89-90 Jackie Gallagher 90-91 Kristi Coats 91-92 Kristi Coats 92-93 Franca Fehlauer 93-94 Shannon Hanson 94-95 Ashley Winn 95-96 Ashley Winn 96-97 Lisette Lee 97-98 Katy Harris 98-99 Tina Howard 99-00 Meredith Duncan 00-01 Katy Harris 01-02 Meredith Duncan 02-03 Vicky Meyer 03-04 Brooke Shelton 04-05 Brooke Shelton 05-06 Melissa Eaton 06-07 Melissa Eaton 07-08 Megan McChrystal 08-09 Megan McChrystal 09-10 Megan McChrystal 10-11 Megan McChrystal 11-12 Austin Ernst 12-13 Madelene Sagstrom 13-14 Madelene Sagstrom 14-15 Madelene Sagstrom 15-16 Kathleen Gallagher

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78.40 78.61 77.42 73.51 77.53 76.61 76.52 77.18 75.51 76.16 77.96 78.92 75.45 75.81 76.45 74.57 76.00 75.32 73.25 73.12 76.50 75.93 74.88 75.00 75.37 74.60 72.69 72.83 72.35 73.39 73.59 73.28 71.48 74.73

HISTORY

All-Time Tournament Titles

1981-82 Memphis State Women’s Intercollegiate First win in program history in third year

1991-92 South Alabama Gulf Shores Invitational Southeastern Conference Championship

1984-85 LSU Lou Besson Invitational First win under Coach Karen Bahnsen

1993-94 Tide-Tide Invitational

1985-86 Memphis State Women’s Intercollegiate Lamar Lady Cardinal Invitational LSU-Fairwood Invitational Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational Women’s Southern Intercollegiate 1986-87 South Alabama Gulf Shores Invitational 1987-88 Lamar Lady Cardinal Invitational 1989-90 South Alabama Gulf Shores Invitational

1994-95 Lady Seminole Invitational LSU-Fairwood Invitational 1995-96 Auburn Lady Tiger Invitational Lady Seminole Invitational Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate

2003-04 Central District Regional 2004-05 Charleston Cougar Classic LSU-Cleveland Golf Classic 2008-09 Mercedes Benz Championship Bryan Park National Collegiate 2009-10 NGCA National Match Play Championship 2010-11 Mason Rudolph Championship

1996-97 Auburn Lady Tiger Invitational Texas A&M Bookstore/Welsh Memorial Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational

2011-12 Cougar Classic Lady Tar Heel Lady Puerto Rico Classic NCAA West Regional

1997-98 LSU-Fairwood Invitational

2014-15 The Alamo Invitational AllState Sugar Bowl Classic LSU Tiger Golf Classic

1999-00 LSU-Cleveland Golf Classic

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL

40 Team Wins in Program History 1990-91 Neva McCall Invitational South Alabama Gulf Shores Invite

2000-01 LSU-Cleveland Golf Classic

LSU INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS (19 PLAYERS, 44 EVENTS) JENNY LIDBACK – 7 217 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate 143 Alabama-Seascape Invitational (rain-shortened) 146 Lamar Lady Cardinal Invitational (rain-shortened) 213 Lady Seminole Invitational 219 Hudson Industries Intercollegiate 223 Peggy Kirk Bell Intercollegiate 226 LSU-Fairwood Invitational

1985 1985 1985 1985 1986 1986 1986

KRISTI COATS – 6 224 Tiger-Tide Invitational 223 Florida International/Pat Bradley Intercollegiate 224 Lady Gator Invitational 224 SEC Championships 221 South Alabama Intercollegiate 145 LSU-Fairwood Invitational (rain-shortened)

Central District Invitational Bryan Park National Collegiate LSU-Tiger Wave Golf Classic NCAA Fall Preview NCAA Central Regional

1990 1990 1991 1992 1993

MEREDITH DUNCAN – 3 216 Lady Paladin Invitational 214 SunTrust Lady Gator 215 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic

2001 2002 2002

213 Central District Invitational 281 NCAA Women’s Championships 203 Cougar Classic

2011 2011 2011

2009 2009 2010 2010 2011

1995

2013 2015 2015

JACKIE GALLAGHER – 2 LSU-Fairwood Invitational Gulf Shores Invitational

1988 1989

LISETTE LEE – 2 218 LSU-Fairwood Invitational 222 Lady Gamecock Invitational

1997 2000

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2015

SYDNEY CAVIN – 1 211 Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate 2016

LINDSAY GAHM – 1 2013

TINA HOWARD – 1 225 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic

2000

212

Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate

2015

ANDRE MARCHAND – 1 221 Eagle Scoremaster - Women’s Intercollegiate

1981

CISSYE MEEKS – 1 219 USA/Gulf Shores Invitational

1988

LAURA MOORE – 1 218 Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational

1998

JULIE RIGAZIO – 1

LISA BREAUX – 1 153 Gulf Shores Invitational (Rain-shortened)

214

CAROLINE NISTRUP - 1

MADELENE SAGSTROM – 3 206 Schooner Fall Classic 212 Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate 208 NCAA Raleigh Regional

ELISE BRADLEY - 1

215 The Alamo Invitational

AUSTIN ERNST - 3

223 221

ASHLEY WINN – 3 218 LSU-Fairwood Invitational

1996 1998

1990

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL -- 5 213 215 213 206 218

222 Liz Murphey Collegiate 212 Rainbow Wahine Intercollegiate

1995

221 South Alabama Intercollegiate

1992

WGCA All-Americans

JENNY LIDBACK

• First Team – 1986 • 7 Tournament Wins (1985-86) • Memphis Intercollegiate • Alabama-Seascape • Lamar Lady Cardinal • Lady Seminole • Hudson Industries • Peggy Kirk Bell • LSU-Fairwood Invitational • LPGA Major Winner • Member LSU Athletic Hall of Fame

LISETTE LEE

• Honorable Mention – 2000 • 2 Tournament Wins (1997, 2000) • LSU-Fairwood Invitational • Lady Gamecock Invitational • Diana Shore Award winner – 2000

MEREDITH DUNCAN

• Honorable Mention – 2000 • Second Team – 2001 • First-Team – 2002 • 3 Tournament Wins (2001-2002) • Lady Paladin Invitational • SunTrust Lady Gator • LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic • Four NCAA Championship Appearances • T7 NCAA Championship 2000 • Winner, U.S. Women’s Amateur, 2001

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TESSA TEACHMAN

• Honorable Mention – 2012 • T3 NCAA Championship 2012 • 3rd Place NCAA Team, 2012

MADELENE SAGSTROM ASHLEY WINN

JACKIE GALLAGHER

• Honorable Mention – 1989 • 2 Tournament Wins (1988, 1989) • LSU-Fairwood Invitational • Gulf Shores Invitational • LPGA Tour Winner

• Honorable Mention – 1995 • Honorable Mention – 1996 • Honorable Mention – 1998 • 3 Tournament Wins (1995, 1996, 1998) • LSU-Fairwood Invitational • Liz Murphey Collegiate • Rainbow Wahine Intercollegiate • 9 team wins in her four years

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL

• Second Team – 2009 • Second Team – 2010 • First Team – 2011 • 5 Tournament Wins (2009, 2010, 2011) • Central District Invitational • Bryan Park National • LSU-Tiger Wave Golf Classic • NCAA Fall Preview • NCAA Central Regional • Four NCAA Championship Appearances • 5th NCAA Championships 2010 • Member 3rd place NCAA Team, 2011

KATY HARRIS KRISTI COATS

• First Team – 1991 • Honorable Mention – 1990 • Honorable Mention – 1992 • Member 1992 SEC Championship Team • 6 Tournament Wins (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993) • Tiger-Tide Invitational • Pat Bradley Intercollegiate • Lady Gator Invitational • SEC Championships • South Alabama Intercollegiate • LSU-Fairwood Invitational

• First Team – 2015 • 3 Tournament Wins (2013, 2015) • Schooner Fall Classic • Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate • NCAA Raleigh Regional • SEC Player of the Year 2015 • 3rd Place NCAA Team, 2012

CAROLINE NISTRUP

• First Team – 2016 • 1 Tournament Win (2015) • Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate • T12 NCAA Championship 2015

• Second Team – 1998 • First Team – 2001 • T3 NCAA Championships 2001 • Four NCAA Championship Appearances

AUSTIN ERNST

BROOKE SHELTON

• Honorable Mention – 2005 • T8 NCAA Championship, 2005

• First Team – 2011 • Honorable Mention – 2012 • 3 Tournament Wins (2011) • Central District Invitational • NCAA Championships • Cougar Classic • NCAA Champion 2011 • 3rd Place NCAA Team 2011, 2012 • LPGA Tour Winner

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WGCA Scholar-Athletes

KATHY MOORE

MEREDITH DUNCAN

NADINE DREHER

DEVON DAY

KIMBERLY MECK

2000 Academic 2001 Academic 2002 Academic

1990 Academic

2013 Academic 2015 Academic 2016 Academic

TESSA TEACHMAN 2009 Academic 2010 Academic 2011 Academic 2012 Academic

LISETTE LEE 1998 Academic 1999 Academic 2000 Academic

2002 Academic 2003 Academic 2004 Academic 2003 CoSIDA At-Large Academic Second Team 2003 CoSIDA At-Large Academic First Team

2005 Academic 2006 Academic 2007 Academic

AUSTIN ERNST

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL

ALI LUCAS

LINDY LABAUVE

KATHLEEN GALLAGHER

2011 Academic 2012 Academic

MICHELLE LOUVIERE 1998 Academic

2008 Academic

2013 Academic

ALEXIS RATHER 2004 Academic 2006 Academic 2007 Academic 2008 Academic

KATY HARRIS 2000 Academic 2001 Academic

2008 Academic

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Southeastern Conference Awards SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Year Golfer 1987 Kristin Parker 1990 Kristi Coats SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Year Golfer 1986 Jenny Lidback 1991 Kristi Coats 2015 Madelene Sagstrom ACADEMIC ALL-SEC Year Golfer 1989-90-91-92 Kathy Moore 1992 Kristi Coats 1992 Laurie Robbins 1996-98 Ashley Winn 1996-97-98 Michelle Louviere 1996-97-98 Jennifer Abernathy 1998-99-00 Lisette Lee 2000-01-02 Katy Wilkinson Harris 2000-01-02 Missy Ballew 2000-01-02 Lesley McClurg 2000-01-02 Meredith Duncan 2000-01-02 Erin Sarver 2002 Lindy Hitdlebaugh 2003-04 Isabel Dornellas 2003-04 Devon Day 2004-05 Brooke Shelton 2004-05-06 Vicky Meyer 2004-05-06 Rebecca Struthers 2005-06-07 Nicola Eaton 2005-06-07 Melissa Eaton 2005-06-07-08 Alexis Rather 2006 Heather Hoffman 2006-07-08 Rebecca Kuhn 2006-07-08 Kim Meck 2007-08-09 Caroline Martens 2009-10-11 Megan McChrystal 2009-10-11 Amalie Valle 2009-10-11 Lindy LaBauve 2010 Nicole Crochet 2010-11 Abby Oberthier 2010-11-12 Tessa Teachman 2011-12 Jacqueline Hedwall 2012 Austin Ernst 2012-13-14 Lindsay Gahm 2012 Katrina Hegge 2013-14 Ali Lucas 2013-14-15 Madelene Sagstrom 2014-15-16 Elise Bradley 2014-15-16 Nadine Dreher 2015-16 Carly Goldstein 2015-16 Caroline Nistrup 2016 Claudia De Antonio

FRESHMAN ACADEMIC ALL-SEC Year Golfer 2004 Melissa Eaton 2004 Nicola Eaton 2004 Alexis Rather 2005 Rebecca Kuhn 2005 Kim Meck 2006 Caroline Martens 2007 Nicole Crochet 2008 Lindy LaBauve 2008 Abby Oberthier 2008 Amalie Valle 2008 Megan McChrystal 2009 Tessa Teachman 2011 Austin Ernst 2012 Madelene Sagstrom 2013 Nadine Dreher 2013 Elise Bradley 2014 Carly Ray Goldstein 2014 Caroline Nistrup 2015 Claudia DeAntonio 2016 Kathleen Gallagher 2016 Marina Hedlund ALL-SEC SELECTIONS Year Golfer Selection 1986 Jenny Lidback First Team Player of the Year 1990 Jackie Gallagher First Team 1991 Kristi Coats First Team Player of the Year 1992 Kristi Coats First Team Julie Rigazio First Team 1993 Franca Fehlauer Second Team 1994 Jenny Hagman Second Team Shannon Hanson Second Team 1995 Ashley Winn First Team Shannon Hanson Second Team 1996 Michelle Louviere First Team Laura Moore First Team Ashley Winn First Team Shannon Hanson Second Team 1997 Lisette Lee First Team Laura Moore First Team Michelle Louviere Second Team Ashley Winn Second Team 1998 Katy Wilkinson First Team Ashley Winn First Team Michelle Louviere Second Team 1999 Tina Howard Second Tam Katy Wilkinson Second Team

Lisette Lee First Team Meredith Duncan First Team Katy Harris First Team Meredith Duncan First Team Meredith Duncan First Team Melissa Eaton First Team Rebecca Kuhn Second Team Brooke Shelton Second Team Megan McChrystal Second Team 2009 Megan McChrystal First Team 2010 Megan McChrystal First Team Tessa Teachman Second Team 2011 Megan McChrystal First Team Austin Ernst Second Team, Freshman 2012 Austin Ernst Second Team Tessa Teachman Second Team Madelene Sagstrom Freshman 2013 Madelene Sagstrom First Team 2014 Madelene Sagstrom First Team Caroline Nistrup First Team All-Freshman 2015 Madlene Sagstrom First Team Player of the Year Caroline Nistrup First Team Elise Bradley Second Team

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2000 2001 2002 2005 2008

Madelene Sagstrom 3-time All-SEC SEC Player of the Year

Ashley Winn 4-time All-SEC

Megan McChrystal 4-time All-SEC

Meredith Duncan 3-time All-SEC

Katy Wilkinson Harris 3-time All-SEC

Michelle Louviere 3-time All-SEC

Kristi Coats SEC Player of the Year

Jenny Lidback SEC Player of the Year

LSU COACHES HISTORY MARY REHLING HOLMES

1979-82 •1 Team Title •1 Individual Title •1 NCAA Appearance

BUDDY ALEXANDER 1983-84

KAREN BAHNSEN

1984-Present •39 Team Titles •43 Individual Titles •1 SEC Title •22 NCAA Regional Appearances •12 NCAA Championship Appearances (3rd, 2011, 2012)

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Professional Golfers

JACKIE GALLAGHER-SMITH

LPGA TOUR WINNER CAREER EARNINGS -- $1.23 MILLION

JENNY LIDBACK

SYMETRA FUTURES TOUR Melissa Eaton -Symetra Tour Winner Shannon Hanson Lindsay Gahm Caroline Martens

LPGA MAJOR CHAMPION (1995) CAREER EARNINGS -- $1.77 MILLION

LPGA PLAYERS Becky Larson Kristi Coats Michelle Louviere Cissye Meeks-Gallagher Madelene Sagstrom Ashley Winn PGA PROFESSIONAL Jennifer Vernon Becky Larson Celeste Roper KARY HARRIS MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL

3-TIME SYMERTA TOUR WINNER LPGA MEMBER

MEREDITH DUNCAN

TESSA TEACHMAN

2001 U.S. WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPION FORMER LPGA MEMBER

SYMERTA TOUR WINNER LPGA MEMBER PARTICIPANT “BIG BREAK-MYRTLE BEACH”

SYMETRA TOUR PARTICIPANT “BIG BREAK-MYRTLE BEACH”

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LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR Barbara Van Strien Jacqueline Hedwall Caroline Martens Tessa Teachman Melissa Eaton

AUSTIN ERNST

LPGA TOUR WINNER (2014) CAREER EARNINGS (12/31/16) -- $1.47 MILLION

FORMER TIGER MADELENE SAGSTROM

DOMINATES ROOKIE PRO YEAR

To say that former LSU women’s golf AllAmerica and SEC POY Madelene Sagstrom had a dream first pro year during 2016 on the Symetra Tour might be an understated. But because of that dream season, more dreams and opportunities lie ahead for her in 2017. Sagstrom played in 15 events on the Symetra Tour, the secondary tour to the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour. She won three times, posted 12 top 10 finishes and had just one missed cut. In the process, she became the fastest to win over $50,000 on tour, the first ever on tour to win over $100,000 and then the first to $150,000. In the final round of the Symetra Tour Championship, Sagstrom, a native of Sweden, who made her mark with the LSU women’s golf team

from 2012-15, posted a 7-under 64 to assure another top four finish. Following that round the Symetra Tour, Road to the LPGA, crowned the final top 10 on the Volvik Race for the Card money list during a ceremony at Alaqua Country Club following the conclusion of the Symetra Tour Championship presented by IOA. Sagstrom was named the Symetra Tour Player of the Year and Gaelle Truet Rookie of the Year, earning one of the 10 cards to play on the LPGA Tour next year. Later in December she would qualify for the Ladies European Tour, opening the door for her to play virtually anywhere in the world and more importantly, aiding her chances to make the Solheim Cup Team for Europe. The 23-year-old Sagstrom won $167,064 on the tour. Throw in cashes in two LPGA events

she played in – the U.S. Women’s Open and the Canadian Pacific event – and her total money won on this year is an astounding $186,966. It amounted, money aside, to what has to be considered the greatest start-to-finish women’s pro golf season by a former LSU Lady Tiger. “I’ve learned so much about myself and my game during my first season on the Symetra Tour. I’m super excited to bring it onto the next level against the best players in the world. It is going to be a dream come true to play on the LPGA. It is a childhood dream of mine to play out there and I am just super thankful to have this opportunity to play out here (Symetra Tour) and really learn. It has been so much fun and I am honored and blessed to be part of this,” said Sagstrom about her year.

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Letterwinners

TESSA TEACHMAN

Abernathy, Jennifer (1996-97-98)

Ballew, Missy (2000) Bloem, Marjory (1988-89-90-91) Bradley, Elise (2013-14-15-16) Breaux, Lisa (1984-85-86-87) Burns, Mary-Michael (2009)

Cavin, Sydney (2015-16) Clark, Karen (1984) Coats, Kristi (1990-91-92) Crochet, Nicole (2008-09-10)

Day, Devon (2001-02-03-04) DeAntonio, Claudia (2015-16) Dreher, Nadine (2013-14-15-16) Duncan, Meredith (1999-00-01-02) Dornellas, Isabel (2001-02-03-04)

Gahm, Lindsay (2012-13-14-15) Gallagher, Jackie (1987-88-89-90) Gallagher, Kathleen (2016) Gamester, Robin (1984) Goldstein, Carly (2014-15-16)

Hagman, Jenny (1994) Hannon, Shannon (1993-94-95-96) Harris, Katy Wilkinson (1998-9900-01) Hedlund, Marina (2016) Hedwall, Jacqueline (2009-10-1112) Hegge, Katrina (2012-13) Hession, Mary (1980-81-82-83) Hitdlebaugh, Lindy (1999-00-01-02) Hodge, Lana (2016) Hoffman, Heather (2006-07) Howard, Tina (1999-00)

Kuhn, Rebecca (2005-06-07-08)

Eaton, Melissa (2004-05-06-07) Eaton, Nicola (2004-05-06-07) Ernst, Austin (2011-12)

Fancher, Kelli (1989) Fehlauer, Franca (1993)

Larson, Becky (1980-81-82-83) LaBauve, Lindy (2008-09-10-11) Lawson, Wendy (1983-84-85-86) Lee, Lisette (1997-98-99-00) Lemus, Analia (2003)

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Lidback, Jenny (1986) Louviere, Mitchell (1995-96-97-98) Ali Lucas (2013-14)

Main, Kristi (1980) Malloy, Pam (1984-85) Maggio, Mary Michasel (2010-11) Marchand, Andre (1981-82-83-84) Martens, Caroline (2006-07-08-09) Mayson, Karen (1980-81-82-83) McChrystal, Megan (2008-09-10-11) McClurg, Lesley (1999-01) Meck, Kimberly (2005-06-07-08) Meeks, Cissye (1985-86-87-88) Meyer, Vicky (2003-04-05-06) Michanowics, Michelle (1984) Moore, Kathy (1988-89-90-91) Moore, Laura (1995-96-97-98) Murray, Jennifer (1991)

Newman, Krista (1989) Nistrup, Caroline (2014-15-16)

Oberthier, Abby (2008-09-10-11) Oeser, Page (1991-92-93-94) Overstreet, Rachel (2003)

Parker, Kristin (1987)

BROOKE SHELTON

Parker, Missy (1984-85-86-87)

Rather, Alexis (2004-06-07-08) Rigazio, Julie (1989-90-91-92) Robbins, Laurie (1991-92) Roper, Celeste (1994-95-97-98) Rose, Aly (1995)

Sagstrom, Madelene (2012-13-1415) Sarver, Erin (2000-01-02-03) Scott, Casey (1993-94-95-96) Shelton, Brooke (2002-03-04-05) Skalicky, Kelly (1982) Stets, Mary (1980) Struthers, Rebecca (2003-05-06)

Teachman, Tessa (2009-10-11-12) Thompson, Patricia (1980-81-82-83)

Valle, Amalie (2008-09-10-11) Van Strien, Barbara (1985-86-8788) Vernon, Jennifer (1989-91-92-93)

Winn, Ashley (1995-96-97-98)

The University Club

HISTORY

The LSU men’s and women’s golf teams have had the privilege of calling the University Club home for over 15 years. After undergoing a nine-month renovation in 2009-10, the home of LSU’s nationally-ranked programs features a renown par-72 layout that serves as an impressive showpiece for generations to come. The course at the University Club was re-designed under the guidance of LSU legend and PGA Tour pro David Toms and noted golf course architect Jim Lipe, who designed the original University Club in 1998. The course is carved into nearly 300 acres of land just seven miles south of the LSU campus on Nicholson Drive. The club most recently received rave reviews as the host of the 2013 NCAA Men’s Golf Regional and the 2016 NCAA Women’s NCAA Regional, the third women’s NCAA post-season event to be played at the University Club. The challenging 18-hole course at University Club can play to 7,700 yards from its championship tees and feature wide fairways bordered by pine hammocks and native grasses, in addition to 2,000 feet of bulkhead. Four additional sets of tees are also available for players of all ages and skill levels. In addition, the lake areas have been increased by 110,000 cubic yards in total and more than 500 trees were added throughout the course to provide a challenging test of golf for anyone playing the University Club. Not only that, but the course now has one of the most impressive finishing holes in golf as the 18th hole features a new championship “Tiger” tee with a beautiful six-foot high wood bulkhead. The lake was expanded near the green, where an additional 180 feet of bulkhead was also added. In the summer of 2011, the members of the University Club voted the 18th hole as the course’s “Signature Hole.” The course was built on land donated to the Tiger Athletic Foundation and subsequently leased to The University Club. The original vision that drove University Club’s development was having a premier course that would provide a place for TAF members to play, as well as a home for the men’s and women’s golf teams at LSU.

The course opened for members on Oct. 22, 1998. The swimming and tennis facility adjacent to the course opened in the summer of 2000. The surrounding housing development continues to grow, adding to the beauty of the area surrounding the golf course. The Tiger Athletic Foundation is a private, non-profit corporation that serves as the fund-raising and development arm of the LSU athletics department. Each year, the TAF underwrites scholarship and academics awards, as well as capital development projects for LSU athletics.

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Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility

BILYEU GOLF

PRACTICE FACILITY In April 2011, the LSU Golf House was given a well deserved renaming to the Mary and Woody Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility. The Tiger Athletic Foundation paid tribute to the couple for their generous donation that helped redo the University Club, making the course more challenging for collegiate golfers. Playing on the course helped the LSU women to their best ever third place finishes in both the 2011 and 2012 NCAA Championships. “The generosity of the Bilyeu’s has been tremendous, and they are going to make people’s dreams come true for years and years to come,” TAF Senior Vice President Rick Perry said. “There will be young people with the opportunity to chase their dream, not only to be professional golfers but to get the opportunity to come to LSU and get an education. The facility features office and storage areas for both teams, indoor hitting bays, computer analysis stations and meeting and locker room space for both teams as well as graphic displays of the history of both golf programs through the years. The outdoor hitting area is expansive where players can work on all facets of their game.

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Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility

TRACKMAN LSU utilizes TrackMan technology to improve each player’s game with properly-fitted equipment tailored to their specific needs. Each player is able to obtain exact yardages for each club in his bag while measuring various aspects of his swing, such as launch angle, spin rate, attack angle, clubhead speed, ball speed and much more. CONFERENCE ROOM The lavish conference room at the LSU Golf House enables the LSU coaching staff and players to meet in a quiet, spacious area. LOCKER ROOM The new Tiger locker room includes space for all the players to dress and store their equipment.

AN INSIDE VIEW OF THE LUXORIOUS MEETING AND CONFERENCE ROOM.

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Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility

WEDGE GAME

The practice facilities at the Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility feature a wedge game area with three target greens, each measuring 2,000 square feet. Players can fine-tune their wedge game by hitting shots from all lies and angles up to 120 yards as the greens are guarded by rough and five bunkers. The project, designed by LSU alumni David Toms, Jim Lipe and Chuck Winstead, was completed in the summer of 2007.

PUTTING GREEN

In addition to building a new wedge game area, recent renovations to the practice facilities at The Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility saw the completion of a brand new putting green measuring 10,000 square feet along with an existing putting green measuring 14,000 square feet that has been overseeded with bent grass. In all, the improvements to the practice facilities at the Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility are estimated at $150,000.

CLUB REPAIR

The Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility is blessed with a state-of-the-art club repair room that allows the players to re-grip clubs, re-shaft clubs and check and change the lies and lofts of each club, including woods and putters, to ensure your set is where you want it.

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SAM PUTTLAB

TEE BOX

Members of the LSU men’s and women’s golf teams have the opportunity to practice in a spacious environment as the Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility features a large tee box measuring 100 yards in length.

The SAM (Science and Motion) PuttLab uses the same basic principles as TrackMan technology, but with putting. The Tigers are able to fine-tune their putting stroke from the feedback SAM provides about the angle of the putter face at set up, impact and through the stroke.

2017 Golf Classic/2016 Results

HISTORY

THE 2017 LSU TIGER

GOLF CLASSIC THE HISTORY This year’s LSU Golf Classic will mark the 35th-consecutive spring that the LSU women’s golf team has hosted a tournament that has grown to be one of the most prestigious events of the women’s golf schedule. The Classic moved to the LSU University Club in 2000 and has been played there every year except 2010 when U-Club renovations moved the event to English Turn in New Orleans, where the Lady Tigers hosted the event with Tulane. But the tournament roots go back to the local Fairwood Country Club and its unique membership that not only hosted and ran the tournament, but served as uncles and aunts for many of the teams that came each year. Club members hosted teams at their houses every year, allowing teams to save money in the days when women’s college golf wasn’t funded as it is today. Dinners were provided by the club along with member entertainment and some of the nation’s top golf teams and players came to participate. Jenny Lidback, who would go on to win a major championship on the LPGA tour, lost the tournament title in a playoff while at TCU and in 1986 would win the title as an LSU Lady Tiger. Arizona’s Marisa Baena had her coming-out party as a freshman dominating the competition. In the final LSU-Fairwood event in 1999, Duke put on the course a lineup that would become one of the most dominating in the nation. Dan Brooks brought his Duke team back to Baton Rouge to win the 2007 renewal on the way to winning the East Regional at the U-Club, leading to a third-straight NCAA Championship. Arkansas has won three-of-the-last-five events and both teams are back on the course this year. LSU’s annual golf tournament has not only proven to be an important event on the women’s collegiate circuit, but it has proven to be a community event as seen by the hundreds of volunteers who take part each year. It’s those volunteers that the LSU golf program salutes for their tireless efforts that make the LSU event the success it is. Also thanks to the University Club for being a special home for LSU Golf and to the TAF for their work to continue to make the U-Club a strong test of golf.

THE RITE OF SPRING AT LSU’S U-CLUB The rite of spring known as the LSU Golf Classic returns to the redesigned University Club, March 24-26, 2017. The Lady Tigers and the tournament returned in 2011 to their home University Club after a year away to allow a complete renovation of the course. This will mark the 35th year the Lady Tigers have hosted a tournament, the 34th in Baton Rouge. LSU has played the tournament (with the exception of 2010) at the U-Club every year since 2000 as well as hosting two NCAA regionals and an SEC Championship in that time. This year’s LSU Golf Classic has drawn another strong field of 14 teams as the Lady Tigers will host Clemson, Duke, NC State, SMU, Tulane, Arkansas, Denver, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, UNC-Wilminton, UTSA and Washington. Arkansas (2011, 2013, 2014), Duke (1999, 2007, 2016), TCU (1982, 1983) and UNCW (2003) are previous winners of LSU women’s golf events. LSU has

won its tournament eight times (1985, ‘86, ‘95, ‘98, 2000, ‘01, ‘05, ‘15). With its win last year, Duke joined LSU as the only teams to win on the three Baton Rouge layouts of the tournament -- the Fairwood Country Club, the original U-Club layout and the 2010 renovated layout.

2016 LSU TIGER GOLF CLASSIC RESULTS TEAM RESULTS Team Scores 1. Duke 293-296-292 -- 881 +17 2. Arkansas 299-302-296 -- 897 +33 3. Tulane 305-308-297 -- 910 +46 4. Wake Forest 311-298-303 -- 912 +48 5. LSU 305-310-305 -- 920 +56 5. NC State 311-297-313 -- 920 +56 7. Houston 307-301-315 -- 923 +59 8. Tennessee 302-301-321 -- 924 +60 9. Mississippi State 307-313-309 -- 929 +65 10. Kentucky 307-312-314 -- 933 +69 11. Notre Dame 315-311-308 -- 934 +70 11. UNCW 310-312-312 -- 934 +70 13. North Carolina 316-316-311 -- 943 +79 14. Auburn 326-312-313 -- 951 +87 15. Denver 321-324-313 -- 958 +94 16. Ole Miss 320-323-318 -- 961 +97 17. Oklahoma 319-322-326 -- 967 +103

TOP 10 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Player Scores 1. Celine Boutier, Duke 67-72-69 -- 208 -8 2. Maidson Opfer, Tulane 77-72-73 -- 222 +6 2. Virginia Elena Carta, Duke 75-77-70 -- 222 +6 4. Regina Plasencia, Arkansas 75-75-73 -- 223 +7 4. Maria Fassi, Arkansas 74-74-75 -- 223 +7 6. Emily Penttila, Tulane 74-79-71 -- 224 +8 7. Kayla Thompson, UNCW 72-78-75 -- 225 +9 8. Blakesly Warren, Tennessee 72-73-81 -- 226 +10 9. Alana Uriell, Arkansas 78-76-73 -- 225 +11 9. Sierra Sims, Wake Forest 80-74-73 -- 227 +11 9. Ji Eun Baik, Miss. State 72-81-74 -- 227 +11 9. Cara Gorlei, Arkansas 73-77-77 -- 227 +11 9. Sarah Bae, NC State 73-73-79 -- 227 +11

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HISTORY

LADY TIGERS THAT WON THE LSU GOLF CLASSIC

JENNY LIDBACK 1986-226 (won in playoff)

JACKIE GALLAGHER 1988-223

TINA HOWARD 2000-225

KRISTI COATS 1993-145

MEREDITH DUNCAN 2002-215

ASHLEY WINN 1995-218

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL 2010-213

Past LSU-Fairwood, LSU Golf Classic Winners

LISETTE LEE 1997-218 (won in playoff)

ELISE BRADLEY 2015-214 (won in playoff)

YEAR HOLES TEAM CHAMPION/SCORE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION/SCORE LOCATION 1982 18 Texas Christian/311 Penny Hammel, Miami/72* Fairwood Country Club 1983 36 Texas Christian/599 Christian Whelan, NTSU/147* Fairwood Country Club 1984 54 Houston Baptist/932 Carolina Pierce, HBU/227 Fairwood Country Club 1985 36 LSU/602 Lorraine Elder, Fla. St./145 Fairwood Country Club 1986 54 LSU/924 Jenny Lidback, LSU/226* Fairwood Country Club 1987 36 Florida State/618 Sofia Gronberg, Alabama/150 Fairwood Country Club 1988 54 Florida State/936 Jackie Gallagher, LSU/223 Fairwood Country Club 1989 54 Florida State/912 Margarett Platt, Auburn/216 Fairwood Country Club 1990 36 Indiana/611 Laurie Kleinman, Texas Tech/149 Fairwood Country Club 1991 54 South Florida/898 Carrie Wood, Miss. State/212 Fairwood Country Club 1992 54 San Jose State/888 Tracy Hanson, San Jose State/208 Fairwood Country Club 1993 36 Texas Tech/611 Kristi Coats, LSU/145 Fairwood Country Club 1994 54 Texas Tech/912 Nicole Cooper, Texas/220 Fairwood Country Club 1995 54 LSU/900 Ashley Winn, LSU/218 Fairwood Country Club 1996 54 Arizona/884 Marisa Baena, Arizona/211 Fairwood Country Club 1997 54 Arizona/891 Lisette Lee, LSU/218* Fairwood Country Club 1998 54 LSU/890 Amandine Vincent, UCLA/220 Fairwood Country Club 1999 36 Duke/620 Anna Jonsson, Texas A&M/145 Fairwood Country Club 2000 54 LSU/918 Tina Howard, LSU/228 University Club 2001 54 LSU/864 Reilley Rankin, Georgia/211 University Club 2002 54 Auburn/883 Meredith Duncan, LSU/215 University Club 2003 54 UNC-Wilmington/889 Amelie Farrah, UNCW/217 University Club 2004 54 UNC/903 Ashley Prange, UNC/215 University Club 2005 54 LSU/879 Chris Brady, Vandy/211 University Club 2006 54 Auburn/873 Jacqui Concolino, Vandy/210 University Club 2007 54 Duke/872 Amanda Blumenherst, Duke/207 University Club 2008 54 Florida State/884 Caroline Westrup, Fla. State/208 University Club 2009 54 Virginia/856 Lucy Nunn, Arkansas/209* University Club 2010 54 Auburn/889 Megan McChrystal, LSU/213 English Turn (N.O.) 2011 54 Arkansas/888 Lindy Duncan, Duke/218* University Club 2012 54 Tennessee/880 CatherineO’Donnell, UNC/214 University Club Erica Popson, Tennessee/214 2013 54 Arkansas/899 Emily Tubert, Arkansas/216 University Club 2014 54 Arkansas/882 Gaby Lopez, Arkansas/213* University Club 2015 54 LSU/879 Elise Bradley, LSU/214* University Club 2016 54 Duke/881 Celine Boudier, Duke/208 University Club *denotes playoff Team winners of the Classic More Than Once: LSU 8 (last 2015); Florida State 4 (last 2008); Arkansas 3 (last 2014); Auburn 3 (last 2010); Duke 3 (last 2016); Texas Christian 2 (1983); Texas Tech 2 (last 1994); Arizona 2 (last 1997)

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HISTORY

UNIVERSITY CLUB

WOMEN’S RECORDS U-CLUB WOMEN’S RECORDS (2011-16)

Note: Records for women’s tournaments at The University Club following renovations of the course in 2010 that changed the layout of the course and the green complexes. TEAM LOW 18-HOLE SCORE 1 277 Florida, 2016 NCAA regional (3rd round) 1 277 South Carolina, 2016 NCAA regional (3rd round) 3 285 Duke, 2016 NCAA regional (3rd round) 4 286 Washington, 2016 NCAA regional (1st round) 5 287 Florida, 2016 NCAA regional (2nd round) 5 287 Duke, 2016 NCAA regional (2nd round) 5 287 Arkansas, 2011 LSU Golf Classic (3rd round) 8 288 Arkansas, 2014 LSU Golf Classic (3rd round) 8 288 UCF, 2014 LSU Golf Classic (3rd round) 8 288 North Carolina, 2012 LSU Golf Classic (3rd round) TEAM LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1 567 South Carolina, 2016 NCAA regional 2 575 Washington, 2016 NCAA regional 3 580 Florida, 2016 NCAA regional 4 585 Duke, 2016 NCAA regional 5 587 LSU, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 5 587 Tennessee, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 7 588 Oregon, 2016 NCAA regional 7 588 BYU, 2016 NCAA regional 9 589 Duke, 2016 LSU Golf Classic 10 590 Arkansas, 2013 LSU Golf Classic TEAM LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1 857 Florida, 2016 NCAA regional 1 857 South Carolina, 2016 NCAA regional 3 863 Washington, 2016 NCAA regional 4 870 Duke, 2016 NCAA regional 5 880 Tennessee, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 6 881 Duke, 2016 LSU Golf Classic 7 882 Oregon, 2016 NCAA regional 7 882 Arkansas, 2014 LSU Golf Classic 7 882 LSU, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 10. 884 BYU, 2016 NCAA regional U-CLUB WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LOW 18-HOLE SCORE 1 65 Karolina Vickova, UF, 2016 NCAAs (3rd rd) 2 66 Katelyn Dambaugh, S. Carolina, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) 3 67 Charlotte Thomas, UW, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) 3 67 Virginia Elena Carta, Duke, 2016 NCAAs (3rd rd) 3 67 Kailey Walsh, UGA, 2013 LSU Classic (2nd rd) 3 67 Celine Boutier, Duke, 2016 LSU Golf Classic (1st rd)

7 68 7 68 7 68 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69 10 69

Ashley Holder, UCF, 2016 NCAAs (3rd rd) Gaby Lopez, Ark., 2014 LSU Classic (3rd rd) Madelene Sagstrom, LSU, 213 LSU Classic (2nd rd) Elise Bradley, LSU, 2016 NCAAs (3rd rd) Lea Garner, BYU, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) Sandy Choi, Duke, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) Maria Torres, UF, 2016 NCAAs (3rd rd) Leonie Harm, UH, 2016 NCAAs (1st, 3rd rd) Sarah Schmelzel, SC, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) Ying Luo, UW, 2016 NCAAs (1st rd) Samantha Wagner, UF, 2016 NCAA (2nd rd) Ainhoa Olarra, SC, 2016 NCAAs (2nd rd) Celine Boutier, Duke, 2016 LSU Classic (1st rd) Madelene Sagstrom, 2014 LSU Classic (3rd rd) Kristina Nhim, ND, 2014 LSU Classic (3rd rd) Erica Schneider, Ole Miss, 2013 LSU Classic (3rd rd) Erica Popson, UT, 2012 LSU Classic (3rd rd)

LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1 136 Katlyn Dambaugh, SC, 2016 NCAA regionals 2 139 Celine Boutier, Duke, 2016 LSU Classic 3 140 Charlotte Thomas, UW, 2016 NCAA regionals 4 142 Lea Garner, BYU, 2016 NCAA regionals 4 142 Sandy Choi, Duke, 2016 NCAA regionals 4 142 Julianne Alvarez, UW, 2016 NCAA regionals 4 142 Madelene Sagstrom, LSU, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 8 143 Leona Maguire, Duke, 2016 NCAA regionals 8 143 Ying Luo, UW, 2016 NCAA regionals 8 143 Ashley Holder, UCF, 2014 LSU Golf Classic 8 143 Catherine O’Donnell, UNC, 2012 LSU Golf Classic LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1 207 Katelyn Dambaugh, SC, 2016 NCAA regionals 2 208 Celine Boutier, Duke, 2016 LSU Tiger Classic 3 210 Karolina Vickova, UF, 2016 NCAA regionals 4 211 Charlotte Thomas, UW, 2016 NCAA regionals 5 213 Elise Bradley, LSU, 2016 NCAA regionals 5 213 Lea Garner, BYU, 2016 NCAA regionals 5 213 Sandy Choi, Duke, 2016 NCAA regionals 5 213 Gaby Lopez, Arkansas, 2014 LSU Golf Classic 5 213 Madelene Sagstrom, LSU, 2014 LSU Golf Classic 5 213 Ashley Holder, UCF, 2014 LSU Golf Classic 11 214 Catherine O’Donnell, UNC, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 11 214 Erica Popson, UT, 2012 LSU Golf Classic 13 215 Five scores, 2016 NCAA regionals

U-CLUB WOMEN’S RECORDS (2000-09)

2. 278 3. 279 4. 280

Tulane, 2009 LSU Golf Classic (3rd round) Vanderbilt, 2006 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic (3rd round) Duke, 2002 NCAA East Regional (2nd round)

TEAM LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1. 564 UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 2. 566 Wake Forest, 2007 NCAA East Regional 3. 571 Duke, 2002 NCAA East Regional 4. 572 Virginia, 2009 LSU Golf Classic 4. 572 Duke, 2007 NCAA East Regional TEAM LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1. 844 Duke, 2007 NCAA East Regional 2. 846 UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 3. 856 Virginia, 2009 LSU Golf Classic 4. 858 Wake Forest, 2007 NCAA East Regional INDIVIDUAL LOW 18-HOLE SCORE 1. 63 Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 2007 NCAA EastRegional 2. 66 Prisela Campbell, TCU, 2009 LSU Golf Classic 2. 66 Sydnee Michaels, UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 2. 66 Adrienne White, Louisville, 007 NCAA East Regional 2. 66 Nannette Hill, Wake Forest, 2007 NCAA East Regional 2. 66 Melissa Eaton, LSU, 2006 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 2. 66 Chris Brady, Vanderbilt, 2006 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic INDIVIDUAL LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1. 134 Sydnee Michaels, UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 2. 137 Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 2007 NCAA East Regional 3. 138 Calle Nielson, Virginia, 2009 LSU Golf Classic 3. 138 Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 3. 138 Nicole Hage, Auburn, 2007 NCAA East Regional 3. 138 Caroline Westrup, Fla. St., 2007 East Regional 3. 138 Kathleen Ekey, Furman, 2007 East Regional 3. 138 Aruka Felueroso, C. Carolina, 2007 East Regional 3. 138 Leigh Anne Hardin, Duke, 2002 East Regional INDIVIDUAL LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1. 203 Sydnee Michaels, UCLA, 2007 East Regional 2. 206 Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 2007 East Regional 2. 206 Tiffany Joh, UCLA, 2007 NCAA East Regional 4. 207 Nicole Hage, Auburn, 2007 NCAA East Regional 4. 207 Amanda Blumenherst, Duke, 2007 LSU Cleveland Golf Classic

TEAM LOW 18-HOLE SCORE 1. 272 Duke, 2007 NCAA East Regional (3rd round)

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Campus Life

CAMPUS LIFE Location: Baton Rouge, La. Founded: January 2, 1860 Enrollment: 31,527 President: Dr. F. King Alexander Major Fields for Bachelor’s Degrees: 72 Major Fields for Master’s Degrees: 72 Major Fields for Doctoral Degrees: 54

LSU’s Memorial Tower (top main photo) was one of the first structures completed on the present campus and sits east of the quadrangle (above, left). It represents the University as a memorial to those who gave their lives during World War I. Although it currently houses the LSU Anglo-American Art Museum, plans are in process to return Memorial Tower to a military museum as originally intended. Students often enjoy concerts on the LSU Parade Ground (above, right).

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Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College has, throughout its 156-year history, served the people of Louisiana, the region, the nation and the world. LSU is creating a revolution, one of pervasive change and advancement. The focus of the LSU community has been an increased commitment to excellence. Our progress has been dramatic and shows no sign of stopping. Having witnessed many of yesterday’s possibilities become today’s tangible realities, the LSU community set forth to capitalize on its success. The goal was to improve our standing as a nationally competitive flagship university. Following intense discussions among the LSU Board of Supervisors, campus administrators, faculty and student leaders, the objectives required to reach this status crystallized, providing the impetus for LSU’s National Flagship Agenda.

Why LSU? “LSU is my home. It was a place where I made my name and a place where I was able to come here and have fun. It was the best three years of my life. While you are here, have fun and become a master of time management. You need to do what you have to do to make it. Work hard. I have been blessed. Baton Rouge is the place that helped me become who I am. I will never forget this place.”

“LSU has the greatest fans. Being a hometown girl from Baton Rouge, I knew LSU always took pride in its athletic program. You always hear about Tennessee and Connecticut, but I wanted to be able to help put LSU up there on the map with them. We accomplished a lot during my time. I wouldn’t change it for anything. I got to play for one of the greatest coaches in history in Coach Gunter. I got to play with a group of women that became my family.”

Shaquille O’Neal

Seimone Augustus

LSU Basketball Player 1989-92 Four-time NBA Champion LSU Graduate Naismith Hall of Fame

Guard (2002-06) Two-time National Player of the Year 2011 LSU Athletic Hall of Famer 2011, 2013 & 2015 WNBA Champion

“As far back as I can remember (riding bicycles, playing little league baseball), I have literally bled purple and gold. It never crossed my mind that there was anywhere else to go other than LSU. The experiences and relationships that I developed at LSU have been an integral part of my life. No other colleges existed in my mind. I am fortunate to have attended a place that I considered a dream and look forward to my association with the University until the day I die.”

David Toms

2001 PGA Champion and LSU Graduate

“How could you put a price tag on the experience I had at LSU? You couldn’t pay me enough money to take away the College World Series championship or the things I learned from (former LSU head coach) Skip Bertman to the relationships I have with guys like (former LSU teammates) Victor Brumfield and Blair Barbier. You meet all these guys and you have lifelong friends. I could go on and on about guys I still keep in close contact with.”

Ryan Theriot

LSU Baseball (1999-2001) Two-time MLB World Series Champion

Did You Know? • In the 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015 editions of U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges, LSU is ranked in the first tier for “Best National Universities.” • The LSU College of Engineering announced that more than 450 individual and corporate donors pledged $52.5 million in private funds, fulfilling the college’s commitment to a $100 million public/private partnership to renovate Patrick F. Taylor Hall. • LSU is the only public university in Louisiana with top-tier designation by U.S. News and World Report and “Very High Research Activity” designation by the Carnegie Foundation. LSU’s commitment to coastal studies is worldrenowned. • According to a study published in the June 2014 Journal of Chemical Education, LSU is the top university in the nation in granting PhD degrees in chemistry to women and underrepresented minority students. • LSU ranks among the top 30 public universities in total research awards. The University’s total federal funding -- from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and the Department of Homeland Security -- has increased 86 percent or more than $90 million in recent years. • LSU’s student newspaper, The Daily Reveille, was recently awarded the prestigious Society of Professional Journalists’ top honor, as it was named the “Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper” in the United States.

• The E. J. Ourso College of Business was ranked in the Top 50 of the internationally known “Top Business Schools” in 2009 by Eduniversal and was recognized during the inaugural Eduniversal World Convention. • Donors generously gave more than $193 million in support of LSU in 2014-15, setting a record for giving to the university during a single year. Gifts this year included LSU’s largest in-kind gift ever, premier geoscience and engineering software valued at $62 million; an anonymous planned gift commitment of $40 million split between the LSU Foundation and TAF; the largest unrestricted endowed gift in LSU’s history as part of Roger Ogden’s $12 million Honors investment; and record membership in the LSU Alumni Association. • Thanks to generous donations from loyal supporters and continued capital outlay from the Louisiana Legislature, campus construction continues on a number of major projects, including the $110 million College of Engineering renovation.

• For the second time, LSU researchers at LIGO in Livingston, La., observed gravitational waves - ripples in the fabric of spacetime. LIGO spokesperson and LSU physicist Gabriela Gonzalez made the announcement nationally and said it’s a promising start to mapping black holes in the universe. • LSU researchers have described a new genus and species of cavefish from Mexico - the Oaxaca Cave Sleeper. It has not been collected or seen in more than 20 years and lives in a cave system threatened by damming. LSU expert fish and TED Fellow Prosanta Chakrabarty recently spoke on the finding. • Next year, LSU research associate and recent LSU Master of Public Administration graduate Alvaro Armas will be one of two Knauss Fellows from the Louisiana Sea Grant College Program serving in Washington, D.C. • LSU microbiologists have concocted artificial seawater that can be used to successfully cultivate abundant marine microorganisms.

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Dr. Alexander/DeMastes

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Dr. F. King Alexander President, LSU

Dr. F. King Alexander is the President of Louisiana State University, which enrolls more than 45,000 students and includes institutions across Louisiana. He began at LSU on June 24, 2013. During his tenure as president, the university has seen consecutive record-breaking graduating classes in terms of both size and diversity and enrollment growth across all campuses. Prior to this appointment, Dr. Alexander was president of California State University, Long Beach (2005-2013) one of the nation’s largest public universities. During his more than seven-year tenure at California State University, Long Beach, Dr. Alexander was twice named the California State University Student Association (CSSA) “President of the Year,” which represents all 23 California State Universities and its more than 440,000 students. Prior to becoming president of California State University, Long Beach, Dr. Alexander was president of Murray State University in Kentucky (2001-05) and was a faculty member at the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, where he was the director of the graduate higher education program. A Kentucky native who grew up in north Florida, Dr. Alexander received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in higher education administration with a focus on finance and educational policy analysis, and a Master of Science degree in comparative educational studies from the University of Oxford in Oxford, England. As a teacher and administrator, Dr. Alexander has received many

honors, including the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education Alumni Achievement Award (2002) and has research university faculty affiliations at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for the Study of Postsecondary Education (WISCAPE) and Cornell University Higher Education Research Institute (CHERI). Dr. Alexander also has been asked to represent public higher education colleges and universities on numerous occasions to the United State Congress on issues of college affordability, student indebtedness, and institutional efficiency and effectiveness in efforts to address many of the growing challenges facing American higher education. He has testified before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP), the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and the Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance, to name a few. Due to his national recognition and involvement in higher education issues, Dr. Alexander has served on numerous U.S. higher education and statewide organizational leadership boards, and remains very active in policy and planning discussions. Dr. Alexander and his wife, Shenette, have three children: Kylie, Savannah and Madison.

Dr. Bill Demastes Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Bill Demastes, a professor of English at LSU, is in his fifth year as Faculty Athletics Representative. Dr. Demastes earned his Ph.D. in English in 1986 from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Field of Study of Drama as Genre and a specialization in 20th-Century American and British Drama. He earned his masters in English in June 1979 from the University of Georgia in Athens, where he specialized in 19th-Century American Literature. At LSU, he served as Associate Dean of the College of Arts and

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Sciences from 2001-04 and Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Department of English from 1999-2001 and 2010-11. He has also served as Associate Chair of the Department of English (1998-99); Director of the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts Program (1996-04); and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of English (1992-94; 2005-06). He was honored with the LSU Alumni Association Faculty Excellence Award in 2000, and in 2002 he won the LSU Distinguished Faculty Award. He was named in 2009 an LSU Rainmaker, which is given to the top 100 LSU Faculty. In 2010 and 2013 he received the Tiger Athletic Foundation Undergraduate Teaching Award, and in the summer of 2011, he was named the Harry Ransom Summer Fellowship recipient by the University of Texas.

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Joe Alleva LSU Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics

Joe Alleva continues to bring unprecedented national recognition to LSU as Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics. Under Alleva’s leadership, LSU enjoys one of the country’s premier athletics programs with success on and off the field of competition. Now in his ninth year at LSU, Alleva is dedicated to athletic and academic excellence, and he is committed to providing the opportunities and the resources necessary for student-athletes to excel in competition, in the classroom and in the community. Alleva joined the LSU family on April 4, 2008 after a highly successful tenure as director of athletics at Duke University for 10 years. He was named vice chancellor at LSU in August of 2009, marking the first time in school history that the director of athletics has also held a vice chancellor position.

Alleva completed last spring a five-year term on the prestigious NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee, enhancing his reputation as one of the most respected athletic administrators in the country. He has been appointed to numerous national committees throughout his career, including the Football Bowl Certification Committee, the NCAA Division I Championships/Competition Cabinet and several Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference committees. Upon his arrival at LSU, Alleva unveiled a strategic master plan for the LSU athletics program -- “LSU: Defined by Excellence” -- to confirm the advancement and future of LSU Athletics as an exemplary enterprise. The central mission of the plan is to create an environment for studentathletes to reach their ultimate potential, prepare them to be champions in life and to set goals and values for the entire athletics program. Living up to Alleva’s mantra of “competition,

classroom, community,” a total of 83 proud Tigers received their degrees from the university during LSU commencement ceremonies in December and May. LSU’s Graduation Success Rate as reported by the NCAA remains at an all-time high for the university with a score of 84. LSU student-athletes in 2015-16 logged 5,612 hours in community service work across 21 sports through LSU’s “Geaux Givers” program. Alleva’s strong commitment to academics ensures that the Cox Communications Academic Center for Student-Athletes is a first-class facility that cultivates success in the classroom and the development of life skills. And with an emphasis on community outreach programs, the implementation under Alleva’s direction of the “Geaux Givers” fosters a relationship between the local citizens and LSU student-athletes. Alleva has also bolstered the L-Club program to connect with former studentathletes, and he has supervised the thriving “Project

Graduation” program in which former studentathletes return to LSU to earn their degrees. Alleva’s tenure has been distinguished by a number of significant athletic achievements, including four 10-win seasons and 78 total victories by the football team. The Tigers have played in a bowl game in each of Alleva’s eight gridiron seasons and LSU has finished in the Top 20 six times in that period. LSU under Alleva’s leadership has claimed the 2009 baseball national championship and three College World Series berths, the 2015 men’s golf national championship, two women’s basketball Sweet 16 appearances, four gymnastics Super Six berths, three softball College World Series appearances and 18 NCAA Top 5 finishes indoors and outdoors by the men’s and women’s track and field teams. The Tigers in the past eight seasons have earned 37 individual NCAA championships in the sports of men and women’s track and field,

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gymnastics, men’s golf and women’s golf. LSU has captured 14 Southeastern Conference team championships, and the Tigers have won 102 individual SEC titles during Alleva’s term. LSU in 2014-15 became the first school in SEC history to play in a football bowl game, have both its men’s and women’s basketball teams reach the NCAA Tournament, and advance to the College World Series in baseball and softball in the same athletic year. LSU enjoyed another banner year in 2015-16, as the school produced five Top 5 NCAA finishes and earned a No. 19 national ranking in the annual Learfield Directors’ Cup, which measures the overall excellence of collegiate athletic programs. Fifteen LSU teams competed in an NCAA championship event, and the Tigers finished in the Top 10 in seven sports. The Fighting Tiger football squad played in a bowl game for a school-record 16th straight season and finished the year ranked No. 17 in the nation after posting a dominating 56-27 win over Texas Tech in the Texas Bowl. The gymnastics team completed the season No. 2 in the nation, the highest finish in program history, and the softball squad appeared in the Women’s College World Series for the second straight year, reaching the semifinals to finish No. 3 in the country. LSU’s storied track and field program produced three Top 10 finishes in 2015-16. The men’s team placed fourth at the NCAA Indoor Championships and fifth at the NCAA Outdoor meet, while the Lady Tigers placed sixth outdoors. The men’s golf team advanced to match play at the NCAA Championships for a school-record third straight season and the Tigers tied for fifth overall. LSU in 2016 became just the second baseball program in NCAA history to earn five straight NCAA Tournament National Seeds. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals and finished the year tied for ninth nationally. LSU advanced to the NCAA Tournament second round in both men’s and women’s tennis, while also reaching NCAA postseason in women’s golf, women’s soccer, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving. Alleva’s vision keeps LSU among the nation’s leaders in athletic facilities. Last year, LSU unveiled two new venues -- a magnificent Gymnastics Practice Facility and a tremendous Tennis Center featuring both indoor and outdoor courts. Construction will begin this year on a Nutrition Center within the expansive existing space at the South End of Tiger Stadium. The new facility will feature 30,000 square feet of dining and kitchen area and all of the elements necessary to ensure that the Tigers receive the absolute finest in dietary support. In the fall of 2014, LSU opened the expansion of the South End Zone of Tiger

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Stadium -- a project that added premium seating, general public seating and two state-of-the-art video boards -- continuing an effort to augment one of the most iconic venues in all of college sports. Since 2010, Alleva has directed an aggressive campaign to preserve and enhance the appearance of Tiger Stadium that has included the installation of new windows, lighting systems, gating systems, and championship plazas. The Football Operations Building is undergoing a significant renovation to maintain its status as a high-functioning workplace for coaches and players. LSU’s world-renowned track and field program in 2010 received a new running surface in Bernie Moore Stadium, and extensive renovations to the Maddox Field House in the spring of 2014 gave the Tigers a first-class indoor track and field venue. Alleva directed a major renovation to the University Club golf course that was completed in September 2010 and allows the LSU men’s and women’s golf teams to play on one of the most challenging courses in the country. An overhaul of the LSU soccer facility was completed in the fall of 2011, converting the stadium into fan-friendly venue. Alleva is an innovator with bold ideas that benefit all of Greater Baton Rouge. He has been instrumental in the planning of the Bayou Country Superfest, a three-day country music concert and festival held in Tiger Stadium each spring. The event attracts over 100,000 visitors to the LSU campus and makes a tremendous economic impact upon the local community. Alleva became director of athletics at Duke in 1998 and his impressive tenure there propelled the university into the ranks of America’s top all-around collegiate programs. Among his outstanding list of accomplishments includes the greatest 10-year period in Duke Athletics, winning more ACC and NCAA championships than in any other decade in school history. Alleva, whose hometown is Suffern, N.Y., majored in finance at Lehigh University and received his bachelor’s degree in 1975. While at Lehigh, Alleva was the quarterback of the football team and team captain in 1974. Alleva also played on the Lehigh baseball team. He served as a graduate assistant football coach and earned an MBA in 1976. While at Duke, Alleva played a key role in Durham’s community sports scene. He started Little League Baseball in Durham over 20 years ago, and he also began the American Legion baseball program. He is a member of the North Carolina American Legion Hall of Fame, the Suffern High School Hall of Fame and the Rockland County Hall of Fame. Alleva and his wife, Annie, have three children, J.D., Jeff, and Jenny, and four grandchildren.

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