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The Coach One of the state’s most respected teaching pros, Jim Hamilton has brought energy and success to the University of Evansville men’s and women’s golf programs since his arrival in 2002. Not surprisingly, Hamilton was chosen in 2006 by the Indiana PGA as one of the state’s top 10 golf instructors. Hamilton has built the program into a force in the Missouri Valley Conference on both the men’s and women’s sides. He guided 2014 graduate Cathy Doyle to the second-lowest stroke average in program history. Originally a women’s basketball player, he transformed Doyle into one of the top golfers in the MVC. He also helped Kayla Katterhenry to her third medalist honor in just two seasons. The men’s team had one of its best seasons as members of the MVC, coming home in fourth place at the 2015 MVC Championship. The team finished just two strokes shy of second place in the event. He coached the men to a pair of victories in the spring of 2014 (Don Benbow Intercollegiate and Bradley Invitational). He also saw Alex Turner and Quinn Vilneff turn in two of the top seasons in program history. Turner finished the season with the second-lowest average in the MVC while Vilneff garnered just the second Elite 18 award for UE in 2013. Both made the MVC Scholar-Athlete Team in 2014. His success helped to bring in talented area native Kayla Katterhenry. In her inaugural season with the Purple Aces, she garnered MVC Newcomer of the Year honors on the strength of a 76.08 stroke average. Her average was the best in UE history. She was medalist in two events (Saluki Invitational and Bradley Invitational) and was named the MVC Women’s Golfer of the Week on four occasions. A certified PGA Professional, and former co-owner of Hamilton Golf Course in Evansville, Jim has carried on the Hamilton name that is synonymous with golf. He is the son of legendary Bob Hamilton, Ryder Cup team member and champion of the 1944 PGA Championship. Jim is an outstanding golfer himself, having won the Evansville city tourney twice, the Tri-State Junior Championship three times, and the Indiana Junior Championship once. Jim was a founder of the Evansville Junior Golf Association.
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Jim Hamilton
Hamilton’s teaching skills are reflected in the teams he coaches at UE. The Aces’ men rose in the Missouri Valley Conference Championship standings from eighth to seventh to fifth in Hamilton’s first three years. In the fall of 2010, his men’s team won both the Butler Fall Invitational and the Dayton Invitational. In 2012, the UE men earned their third Golf Coaches Association of America honor for their academic performance. His team posted a 3.416 GPA and was just one of 79 DI programs to earn the honor. Aside from the team honors, two of his players earned a pair of academic honors as Michael Sainz and Griffin Wood earned MVC Scholar-Athlete honors while being named Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars. The women’s team has produced its top three MVC finishes under Hamilton’s direction, and recently earned the All-Scholar Team award from the National Golf Coaches Association. In addition, Maggie Wood in 2011 was chosen as the Dettwiler Scholarship recipient, given annually to one University of Evansville female athlete who possesses the characteristics of team spirit, hard work and leadership that made Meg Dettwiler an important figure in the Evansville community. His leadership has assisted the women’s team in becoming more competitive each and every year. In the spring of 2012, freshman Cathy Doyle notched a pair of individual second-place outings as the Aces also took second on the team side at the Butler Invitational and the Butler Invitational. The team has also done exceptional work on the academic side as they earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA for their classwork in each of the last three seasons. “I’m proud of how hard the players on both teams have worked,” Hamilton says. “They have goals, and they know it takes dedication to achieve them. We have built a good foundation that will help us compete for a Missouri Valley Conference championship and an NCAA Tournament bid for both the men’s and women’s teams. You do that by recruiting people who really have a desire to succeed academically and athletically.” Coach Hamilton and his wife, Cinda, have a son, Heath, a 2006 graduate of the University of Evansville.
The Players 2014-15: Had his best season with the Purple Aces, averaging 75.96 strokes…posted two top eight finishes during the season…got better as the season went along, averaging 76.33 in the fall and 75.64 in the spring of 2015…his top finish in the fall was a ninth at the Butler Fall Invitational as he posted a 3-round total of 219, which included a 71 (tied for his low round of the season)…also had a 71 in the second round of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate in the spring…finished off the Bradley Invitational with his third 71 of the season as he tied for 5th place…23 of his 26 rounds were in the 70’s.
Will
Knights Senior New Lenox, Ill. Lincoln Way West HS
2013-14: Improved by nearly three strokes between his freshman and sophomore season…completed his second campaign at UE with a 76.83 average... had his top finish of the fall at the Butler Fall Invitational as he tied for 20th with a +8 148…opened the spring of 2014 with an 8th place (+4 146) as the Aces won the Benbow Invitational…tied for 14th as the Aces won again at the Bradley Invitational, posted a 4-over 148…saved his best round for last as he finished the final round of the MVC Championship with a 1-under 70 to jump up the leaderboard into a tie for 20th. 2012-13: Played in 24 out of 27 rounds in his first collegiate season...had the fifth lowest average for the season with a 79.42...was fourth on the UE squad in the fall with a 78.80 mark...tied for 45th out of 68 at the CSU Invitational with a 236...tied for 20th at the Butler Invitational, posting a 13-over 153... finished in a tie for 72nd at the Dayton Invitational...posted his best outing at the Benbow Invitational, recording round of 76 and 77 to tie for 34th/86...followed that up with a 155 at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate to tie for 33rd... placed 57th out of 90 participants at the Hoosier Invitational (229, +16)... took 13th at the UE/Butler Challenge before wrapping up the season in a tie for 41st at the MVC Championship. High School: Was a 3-time Southwest Suburban Red All-Conference player while being voted the team MVC on three occasions...won the 2011 Conference championship before taking top honors in four tournaments in his senior campaign. Personal: William Allen Knights...parents are Michael and Lisa Knights...father Michael has been a PGA Professional for 19 years...has a younger brother, Sean...will be majoring in marketing. Why UE? “It allows me the ability to combine a great education with the opportunity to play collegiate golf.”
The Pla 2014-15: Improved as the season went along, playing his best golf in the spring…played five rounds in the fall before going in all 14 spring rounds…shot a season-low 69 in the second round of the Hoosier Invitational…began the spring with a finish of 21st at the Benbow Invitational…had his best finish of the season at the MVC Championship with a tie for 13th, he finished 9 over par. 2013-14: Played in all 26 rounds as a sophomore while finishing with a 76.46 stroke average...was even better in the fall as he totaled a 75.62...started his season with a tie for 6th at the Weibring Intercollegiate, posting a 3-over 216...also shot his career-low 69 in the event... tied for 38th out of 80 at the CSU Invitational...his top match of the spring came as he helped the Aces take the team win at the Bradley Invitational...posted rounds of 78 and 70 en route to a tie for 14th.
Rick
Voyvodic Senior Windsor, Ontario Canada
2012-13: Saw action in all 27 rounds in his freshman campaign with the Aces...registered the third-lowest average for the season at 77.70... started his career with a tie for 23rd at the John Piper Intercollegiate with a +13 229...top finish of the fall was a 19th at the Butler Invitational where he posted his season-low round of 72 in the second and final round...finished in a tie for 65th out of 100 at the Dayton Invitational with a 157...in the second event of the spring at the Benbow Invitational, tied for 25th/86 with a 151, his lowest two round tournament of the season...tied for 14th at the UE/Butler Challenge with an 88 before wrapping up the season in a tie for 24th at the MVC Championship. High School: Attended Sandwich Secondary School...was named Team MVP in both his junior and senior seasons. Personal: Parents are Peggy O’Kane and Bob Voyvodic...has one brother, Will. Why UE? I chose UE because it offers exceptional academics and a chance to play golf in a competitive, tight-knit atmosphere.
ayers 2014-15: Burst onto the scene with a team-best 74.69 average in his first year of playing at UE, a tally that was 18th in the MVC… his fall average finished out at a 73.83…10 of his first 11 collegiate rounds were 76 or lower…registered three top ten finishes in his first four events…finished with a 1-over 143 in the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate to tie for third in his second event…tied for 10th in the CSU Invitational before tying for 4th at the Butler Fall Invitational…wrapped up the season with a tie for 10th at the MVC Championship, in the first round of the event, he shot a 70 for his lowest round of the spring.
Wil
Pahud Junior Indianapolis Brebeuf Jesuit High School
Prior to UE: Had a great career in high school at Brebeuf Jesuit... his teams won the state title in 2010 and 2011 while finishing as the runner up in 2012...lettered in golf all four years while garnering three letters in basketball...earned the Chief’s Award at Brebeuf, which is the highest honor given to a student-athlete for performance, leadership and attitude...won the 2012 IGA Indianapolis Amateur....named an All-Marion Country golfer in 2010, 11 and 12...earned IHSAA All-State honors in 2012...top finish at states was a fifth in 2012...won the Individual IHSAA Sectional Championship on three occasions (2010, 11 and 12)
The Pla 2014-15: Played in nine rounds during the season…seven of those came in the fall as he averaged 77.28 strokes…began the fall with his best round of the year – a 71 in the opening round of the CSU Invitational, he tied for 17th out of 73 in that event.
Jon
Pick Junior Ottawa, Ontario West Carleton Secondary
2013-14: Played in 15 rounds as a freshman for the Purple Aces...posted a solid stroke average of 77.87...had a strong start at UE, finishing the fall with a 76.70...finished with his top round as a freshman in his second-ever round, posting a 72 int he second round at the Weibring Intercollegiate...low total was a 9-over 149 in the Dayton Flyer Invitational, tied for 39th place out of 93...low round of the spring was a 75 at the Benbow Invitational as the Aces took the team championship. Prior to UE: Pick becomes the third Canadian native to join the Aces as Quinn Vilneff and Rick Voyvodic came to Evansville from Ontario. Pick is a native of Ottawa, Ontario where he attended West Carleton Secondary School and was the MVP of his golf team in each of the last three seasons. He posted a top 10 finish in the Canadian Mizuno National Championship and played in the 2012 United States Juniors after qualifying for it by winning his qualifier.
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Tyler
Gray Sophomore Huntingburg, IN Southridge High School
2014-15: Finished his first season at UE with the #2 average on the team – a 75.08…that average was 21st in the MVC…his best round of the season came on two occasions – a 69…fired a 69 in the first round of the Cleveland State Invitational in the fall on his way to a tie for 13th out of 73 players…followed that up with a tie for 7th at the Butler Fall Invitational as he shot a 75 or below in all three rounds…carded a 69 in the final round of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate as he tied for 24th…finished the season on a strong note, taking 16th at the MVC Championship…25 of his 26 rounds were in the 70’s.
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Joseph
Addante Freshman
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Austin
Carmack Freshman Evansville, IN Evansville Day School
Prior to UE: Was Team Captain and MVP in all four season of playing golf at Evansville Day School…won the Kiwanis Award as a freshman and senior…his IHSAA state scoring average was a 74.0…earned medalist or co-medalist honors in 28 out of his 50 high school matches…his best performances include: 2011 McDonald Amateur Champion; 2013 AJGA Preseason at Ravislo 7th Place; 2014 AJGA Jeff Overton/Under Armour at Otter Creek 5th Place; 2014 Rolling Hills Club Champion; 2014 Fendrich Amateur Runner-up (Lost in playoff); 2015 IHSAA State Finals 16th Place. Personal: Son of Scott and Denise Carmack…has an older sister, Ashlyn…father played soccer at Western Kentucky and USI…he is majoring in Finance at the University of Evansville and hopes to work as a financial advisor.
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Noah
Reese Freshman Newburgh, IN Castle High School
Prior to UE: Played at Castle High School in Newburgh where he was a 2nd Team All-Conference as a sophomore before making the first team as a junior and senior…posted a 75.0 average as a sophomore and checked in at 75.4 as a senior… tied for 8th at the Golfweek Junior Tour Championship, won the SIAC Conference Championship… helped Castle finish as the runner ups in the 2013 conference championship…they also took second in 2015…won the Central Invitational and Jasper Invitational Tournaments. Personal: Son of Randy and Kristine Reese…has a younger sister Rylee…will major in Computer Science at the University of Evansville and hopes to have a career as a software developer or computer programmer.
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Zac
Turi Freshman Evansville, IN Evansville North HS
Prior to UE: A 4-sport student-athlete at North High School, he played four years of golf and football while playing one season of soccer and basketball…he was the Kiwanis Award winner for golf in 2014 and 2015 while earning medalist in the 2015 Washington Invitational…named a 2nd Team All-City player in 2013 while taking a spot on the first team in 2014 and 2015…was an SIAC 2nd Team athlete in 2014 and first teamer in 2015…Academic All-City in golf…in football, was a 2014 Courier and Press All-Metro Team Kicker and team captain as a senior…his 2015 golf average was a 74.6 while his junior mark was a 76.3…holds the school records in football for most career points (141) and field goals made (14)…shot career low and led team to 2014 Sectional win...took second in the 2014 IHSAA Boys Sectional...in the 2015 Indiana Jr. Masters Tour Championship, he tied for third place at 1-over 145...his high school golf team won the 2015 City and Conference Championships...was the recipient of the 2015 Dan Scism 25K Scholarship Award. Personal: Son of Scott and Shelly Turi…has an older sister, Kayla…his father was a football player at Murray State…will major in Business at the University of Evansville and hopes to play on the PGA Tour and also be an entrepreneur following his college career.
The Pla
2015 Purple Aces Women
ayers 2014-15: Saw action in 15 rounds…had three rounds in the 80’s…her 89 in the final round of the Saluki Shootout was her lowest round of the fall…two of her final four rounds in the spring were in the 80’s…had an 89 in round two of the Samford Intercollegiate before carding a season-low 87 in the first round of the Indiana State Spring Invite.
Rachel
Marchi Senior St. Louis, MO Lindbergh High School
2013-14: Shot much lower in her sophomore season and improved as the year went along...posted her career-low with an 88 in the second round of the Braun Intercollegiate...carded a 181 in the two rounds of the Saluki Invitational, her top effort at UE...notched a 184 at the Bradley Invitational before finishing the spring with a 194 at Indiana State. 2012-13: Freshman improved as the year went along, lowered her average from the fall to spring by over five strokes to finish with a 102.19...played all 21 rounds of the season as an individual...low round of the fall was a 94 in the second round of the Butler Invitational...posted seven rounds in the 90’s in the spring after having two in the fall...opened the spring with a 192 (95-97) at the Benbow Invitational...low round of the season was a 93 in the first round of the IPFW Invitational where she finished with her lowest 2-round tournament score of 189...finished in 17th at the UE/Butler Challenge. High School: Three-time Varsity letterwinner for golf...qualified for the Missouri State Golf Tournament as a junior and senior...won four letters in swimming and soccer, participated in the Missouri State Swimming Meet each year from 2009 through 2012...Academic Platinum Renaissance winner in all 8 semesters (4.0 GPA or higher)...was a member of the National Honor Society as a junior and senior...was the recipient of three scholarships before becomming the first female athlete to receive the 2012 Physical Fitness Award from her high school. Personal: Rachel Patricia Marchi...oldest of four children of Mike and Karen Marchi..majors in Exercise Science with a minor in Business. Why UE? The second I stepped onto campus I could tell this was where I belonged. I knew that the small school atmosphere would allow me to be able strive both academically and athletically.
The Pla
Maggie
Camp
Junior Wadesville, IN North Posey High School
2014-15: Completed her sophomore season with an 83.76 stroke average…her low round of the season was a 78, which she did on two occasions…the first came in the second round of the Saluki Shootout in the fall where she recorded her best finish of the season – a tie for 17th…averaged an 82.30 in the fall of 2014…shot a 78 in the first round of the MVC Championship en route to her best finish of the spring – a tie for 30th. 2013-14: Played in all 24 rounds as a freshman while posting an average of 82.63...started her career at the Redbird Invitational where she finished the three rounds with a 248, shot her first sub-80 effort at UE with a 78 in the third round...bounced back at the SIUE Intercollegiate where she finished in a tie for 17th while shooting a 165...capped off the fall with her top match of the season at the Braun Intercollegiate, shot a career-low 73 in the opening round before posting a 77 to finish in a tie for 17th out of 81...top spring finish came at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate as she led UE to second place, shot a 162 to tie for 24th...finished in a tie for 30th at the Indiana State Invite after shooting her low round of the spring (77) in the second round...23 of her 24 rounds checked in at 87 or lower. High School: Was an IHSAA Sectional Champion and State Qualifier... Indiana Junior quarterfinalist...PAC medalist all four years of high school...took fourth place in the Evansville City Championship in 2013...earned a pair of medalist honors at the Mount Vernon Invitational Personal: Daughter of Todd and Kathy Camp...has an older brother Hunter. Why UE? Good Acedemics and I like Coach Hamilton
ayers 2014-15: Earned a spot on the MVC All-Conference Team for the second season in a row…was a 2-time MVC Women’s Golfer of the Week…named to the MVC Scholar-Athlete Team in 2015…won the third tournament of her career in the spring, taking top honors at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate with a 2-round score of 145, it was her lowest 2-round total of her sophomore campaign…21 of her 25 rounds were in the 70’s…shot rounds of 73 and 77 to tie for fifth place in the Saluki Shootout in the fall…also tied for 11th at the Dayton Fall Invitational and 10th in the Braun Intercollegiate…began the spring with a fourth at the Benbow Invitational…following her victory at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate, she tied for second at the Samford Intercollegiate before tying for 5th at the Bradley Invitational and the Indiana State Spring Invite…finished the season by tying for 18th at the MVC Championship.
Kayla
Katterhenry Junior Newburgh, IN Castle High School
2013-14: Named the Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year... became the second player in history to earn All-Conference Team accolades... posted the lowest season stroke average in program history...became the third player in program history to win a tournament and just the second to win multiple events...4-time MVC Women’s Golfer of the Week...took top honors at the Saluki Invitational and the Bradley Invitational...completed her inaugural season with a 76.08 average, tops on the team and second in the MVC...20 of her 24 rounds were in the 70’s while 23 of 24 were an 82 or below...shot a 70 in her first round of play before tying for third with a 219 at the Redbird Invitational...followed that up with another tie for third at the SIUE Intercollegiate as she finished with a 157...finished in the top six for the third event in a row, tying for 6th at the Butler Invitational with a 154...tied for third once again at the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate, posting a 152 to help UE finish in second place...earned back-to-back victories at the Saluki and Bradley Invitationals, won at SIU with a 147 before posting her low 2-round score of the year with a 146 to win at Bradley...came in third at the Indiana State Invite with a 151 before finishing in 10th with a 224 at the MVC Championship. High School: Earned four letters in golf and softball...was the Indiana Girls State Junior Champion in 2011...a 2-time runner-up at North South Junior Amateur (2012, 2013)...Indiana WOmen’s State Amateur Runner-up 2012... named High School MVC all four years...UHSAA All-State in golf in 2011 and 2012. Personal: Daughter of Steve and Luanne Katterhenry.
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Giulia
Mallman
Sophomore Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2014-15: Averaged a solid 83.48 in her inaugural season with the Purple Aces…a consistent performer, all 25 of her rounds finished in the 80’s or lower…posted an 84.20 average in the fall before improving that to 83.00 in the spring…her low effort of the fall was an 81 in the final round of the Redbird Invitational…she tied for 32nd in the Saluki Shootout…came out on fire in the spring, posting a 2-round score of 168 at the Benbow Invitational to tie for 15th, her best career finish… took 20th at the Bradley Invitational…registered a season-low 78 in the first round of the MVC Championship. High School: Had a strong golf career in her high school days, but that was not connected to high school itself...was named the top female junior golfer in the Rio de Janeiro state in 2011, 2012 and 2013... was the second-best female player in Rio de Janeiro state in 2012 and 2013...named the top Brazilian player in 2013...that season, she averaged a 78 with her low round of 18 being a 73...in the 2013 National Brazilian Golf Tour Curitiba, she finished with rounds of 78 and 73... won several tournaments including: the National Junior Golf Tour Brazil in May of 2013, March of 2013 and January in 2012. Personal: Daughter of Guilherme Mallmann and Ludmilla Chaves...has a younger brother - Nickolas Mallmann, who is four years old. Why UE? I chose UE because of the great academic and athletic opportunities. I believe that UE is going to make a me a better student, and a better athlete as well.
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Madison
Chaney
The Pla
Maria
Pickens Freshman Newburgh, IN Memorial High School_
Prior to UE: Attended Reitz Memorial High School where she played four years of golf and two in basketball…was the 2015 Valedictorian at Memorial… in 2013 and 2014, was the Kiwanis Award winner for golf…named Academic All-State in 2014…was a 1st Team All-City in all four years while also garnering four 1st Team All-Conference accolades…posted scores of 79 in the Washington Invitational and the Fuzzy Zoeller Invitational…placed 29th in the State Tournament in 2014. Personal: Daughter of Brian Pickens and Julie Freyberger…has five brothers and one sister…is majoring in Neuroscience at the University of Evansville and hopes for a career as a medical doctor.
ayers
Carly
Waggoner
‘14-’15 Tyler Gray (25 of 26 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 69) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
76 77 69 71 82 375
77 76 77 75 74 379
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Hoosier Invitational MVC Championship Spring Total
77 76 78 77 73 381
Season Total
756
74
146
= = = = = =
227 (+11) T38 of 88 153 (+11) T54 of 81 146 (+2) T13 of 73 218 (+8) T7 of 44 156 (+14) T53 of 100 900 (75.00 stroke avg/12 rounds)
77 73 77 73 76 376
69 76 73 77 295
= = = = = =
154 (+12) 17 of 42 218 (+2) T24 of 78 231 (+15) 27 of 46 223 (+10) T43 of 90 226 (+10) T16 of 50 1,052 (75.14 stroke avg/14 rounds)
755
441
=
1,952 (75.08 stroke avg/26 rounds)
72
Will Knights (23 of 26 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 71) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
79 77 84 74 78 392
72 79 76 71 76 374
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Hoosier Invitational MVC Championship Spring Total
81 74 76 81 79 391
Season Total
783
76
150
= = = = = =
227 (+11) T38 of 88 156 (+14) T68 of 81 160 (+16) 71 of 73 219 (+9) 9 of 44 154 (+12) T38 of 100 916 (76.33 stroke avg/12 rounds)
75 71 74 74 73 367
74 71 79 77 301
= = = = = =
156 (+14) T18 of 42 219 (+3) T32 of 78 221 (+5) T5 of 46 234 (+21) T80 of 90 229 (+13) T22 of 50 1,059 (75.64 stroke avg/14 rounds)
741
451
=
1,975 (75.96 stroke avg/26 rounds)
74
A.J. Naas (0 of 3 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 81) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. Fall Total
88 88
81 81
84 84
= =
253 (+37) 87 of 88 253 (84.33 stroke avg/3 rounds)
5 Stats Wil Pahud (20 of 26 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 69) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
78 72 75 72 73 370
76 71 70 69 84 370
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Hoosier Invitational MVC Championship Spring Total
75 80 79 73 70 377
Season Total
747
71
146
= = = = = =
225 (+9) T27 of 88 143 (+1) T3 of 81 145 (+1) T10 of 73 216 (+6) T4 of 44 157 (+15) T58 of 100 886 (73.83 stroke avg/12 rounds)
83 76 79 76 77 391
72 71 69 76 288
= = = = = =
158 (+16) T22 of 42 228 (+12) T66 of 78 229 (+13) T20 of 46 218 (+5) T22 of 90 223 (+7) T10 of 50 1,056 (75.43 stroke avg/14 rounds)
761
434
=
1,942 (74.69 stroke avg/26 rounds)
75
Jon Pick (5 of 9 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 71) CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
71 80 83 234
76 80 75 231
Benbow Invitational Spring Total
89 89
77 77
Season Total
323
537
76 76
76
= = = =
147 (+3) T17 of 73 236 (+26) T39 of 44 158 (+16) T65 of 100 541 (77.28 stroke avg/7 rounds)
= =
166 (+24) T33 of 42 166 (73.00 stroke avg/2 rounds)
=
707 (78.56 stroke avg/9 rounds)
‘14-’15 Alex Turner (21 of 26 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 71) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
76 71 78 71 79 375
73 80 74 74 80 381
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Hoosier Invitational MVC Championship Spring Total
79 73 72 74 83 381
Season Total
756
73
149
= = = = = =
222 (+6) T16 of 88 151 (+9) T42 of 81 152 (+8) T43 of 73 221 (+11) T11 of 44 159 (+17) T70 of 100 905 (75.42 stroke avg/12 rounds)
84 74 77 82 78 395
72 77 72 78 299
= = = = = =
163 (+21) T28 of 42 219 (+3) T32 of 78 226 (+10) T14 of 46 228 (+15) T66 of 90 239 (+23) 38 of 50 1,075 (76.79 stroke avg/14 rounds)
776
448
=
1,980 (76.15 stroke avg/26 rounds)
76
Brett Wolvert (9 of 14 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 73) SIUE Derek Dolenc Inv. D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Fall Total
77 80 76 77 310
76 82 76 80 314
Benbow Invitational Bradley Invitational Spring Total
89 81 170
Season Total
480
DNP
77
= = = = =
153 N/A 88 of 88 162 (+20) 80 of 81 229 (+19) T31 of 44 157 (+15) T58 of 100 701 (77.88 stroke avg/9 rounds)
78 76 154
73 73
= = =
167 (+25) 38 of 42 230 (+14) T23 of 46 397 (79.40 stroke avg/5 rounds)
468
150
=
1,098 (78.43 stroke avg/14 rounds)
77
5 Stats Rick Voyvodic (13 of 19 rounds in 70s or lower; low round - 69) CSU Invitational Butler Fall Invitational Fall Total
71 80 151
81 77 158
76 76
= = =
152 (+8) T43 of 73 233 (+23) 37 of 44 385 (77.00 stroke avg/5 rounds)
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Hoosier Invitational MVC Championship Spring Total
78 77 71 81 73 380
79 75 87 69 76 386
72 78 80 76 306
= = = = = =
157 (+15) 21 of 42 224 (+8) T51 of 78 236 (+20) T31 of 46 230 (+17) T74 of 90 225 (+9) T13 of 50 1,072 (76.57 stroke avg/14 rounds)
Season Total
531
544
382
=
1,457 (76.68 stroke avg/19 rounds)
Evansville 2014-15 Results 9/8-9/2014 - SIUE Derek Dolenc Invitational, Edwardsville, Ill., Par 72 - 307-302-302=911 (13 of 15) 9/14/2014 - D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate, Normal, Ill., Par 71 - 297-306=603 (T12 of 15) 9/29/2014 - Cleveland State Invitational, Auroar, Ohio, Par 72 - 293-296=589 (7 of 12) 10/6-7/2014 - Butler Fall Invitational, Indianapolis, Ind., Par 70 - 288-289-297=847 (2 of 7) 10/20-21/2014 - Dayton Fall Invitational, Kettering, Ohio, Par 71 - 312-305=617 (T12 of 15) 3/9-10/2015 - Don Benbow Intercollegiate, Jacksonville, Fla., Par 71 - 312-313=625 (5 of 7) 3/16-17/2015 - Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate, Sevierville, Tenn., Par 72 - 300-293-285=878 (11 of 15) 4/3-4/2015 - Bradley Invitational, Peoria, Ill., Par 72 - 297-307-295=899 (4 of 8) 4/11-12/2015 - Hoosier Invitational, Bloomington, Ind., Par 71 - 305-292-293=890 (15 of 17) 4/27-28/2015 - MVC Championship, Sunrise Beach, Mo., Par 72 - 295-302-306=903 (T4 of 10)
‘14-’15 Maggie Camp (3 of 25 rounds in 70s; 22 of 25 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 78) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
81 80 79 83 82 405
84 78 83 86
87
= = = = = =
252 (+36) T84 of 93 158 (+14) T17 of 45 162 (+22) T28 of 58 169 (+29) T69 of 93 82 (+10) T28 of 89 823 (82.30 stroke avg/10 rounds)
331
87
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite MVC Championship Spring Total
86 90 81 87 84 78 506
92 81 89 81 82 85 510
83 255
= = = = = = =
178 (+34) T33 of 61 171 (+29) T42 of 62 251 (+35) T39 of 63 259 (+43) 36 of 45 166 (+22) T51 of 81 246 (+30) T30 of 50 1,271 (84.73 stroke avg/15 rounds)
Season Total
911
841
342
=
2,094 (83.76 stroke avg/25 rounds)
81 91
Cathy Doyle (13 of 25 rounds in 70s; 25 of 25 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 73) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
80 77 86 75 87 405
75 85 75 81
80
= = = = = =
235 (+19) T33 of 93 162 (+18) T25 of 45 161 (+21) T26 of 58 156 (+16) T13 of 93 87 (+15) T56 of 89 801 (80.10 stroke avg/10 rounds)
316
80
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite MVC Championship Spring Total
81 77 79 73 83 75 468
81 77 75 81 75 83 472
85 239
= = = = = = =
162 (+18) T9 of 61 154 (+12) T9 of 62 232 (+16) 12 of 62 230 (+14) 4 of 45 158 (+14) T22 of 81 243 (+27) T23 of 50 1,179 (78.60 stroke avg/15 rounds)
Season Total
873
788
319
=
1,980 (79.20 stroke avg/25 rounds)
78 76
5 Stats Dana Hayden (1 of 25 rounds in 70s; 13 of 25 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 77) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
85 88 91 77 82 423
92 84 85 88
90
= = = = = =
267 (+51) 92 of 93 172 (+28) T40 of 45 176 (+36) T49 of 58 165 (+25) T52 of 93 82 (+10) T28 of 89 862 (86.2 stroke avg/10 rounds)
349
90
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite MVC Championship Spring Total
98 97 91 88 86 88 548
95 95 89 81 91 92 543
94 273
= = = = = = =
193 (+49) 48 of 61 192 (+50) 61 of 62 273 (+57) 55 of 63 255 (+39) T31 of 45 177 (+33) 74 of 81 274 (+58) 49 of 50 1,364 (90.93 stroke avg/15 rounds)
Season Total
971
892
363
=
2,226 (89.04 stroke avg/25 rounds)
93 86
Kayla Katterhenry (21 of 25 rounds in 70s; 25 of 25 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 72) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
78 73 75 79 78 383
72 77 81 76
80
= = = = = =
230 (+14) T17 of 93 150 (+6) T5 of 45 156 (+16) T16 of 58 155 (+15) T11 of 93 78 (+6) T10 of 89 769 (76.9 stroke avg/10 rounds)
306
80
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite MVC Championship Spring Total
79 72 74 78 74 77 454
79 73 77 76 78 83 466
81 232
= = = = = = =
158 (+14) 4 of 61 145 (+3) 1 of 62 225 (+9) T2 of 63 231 (+15) T5 of 45 152 (+8) T5 of 81 241 (+25) T18 of 50 1,152 (76.80 stroke avg/15 rounds)
Season Total
837
772
312
=
1,921 (76.84 stroke avg/25 rounds)
74 77
‘14-’15 Kelly Lamarche (0 of 20 rounds in 70s; 7 of 20 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 83) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
100 83 85 89 94 451
87 90 91 93
97
= = = = = =
284 (+68) 93 of 93 173 (+29) 42 of 45 176 (+36) T49 of 58 182 (+42) T87 of 93 94 (+22) 82 of 89 909 (90.9 stroke avg/10 rounds)
361
97
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite Spring Total
89 92 93 96 85 455
95 96 97
99
= = = = = =
184 (+40) T40 of 61 188 (+46) 59 of 62 289 (+73) 62 of 63 96 (+24) 45 of 45 172 (+28) T66 of 81 929 (92.90 stroke avg/10 rounds)
99
87 375
Season Total
906
736
196
=
1,838 (91.90 stroke avg/20 rounds)
Giulia Mallmann (1 of 25 rounds in 70s; 25 of 25 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 78) Redbird Invitational Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
89 84 83 86 88 430
83 83 83 82
81
= = = = = =
253 (+37) T86 of 93 167 (+23) T32 of 45 166 (+26) T36 of 58 168 (+28) T65 of 93 88 (+16) T60 of 89 842 (84.2 stroke avg/10 rounds
331
81
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Bradley Invitational Indiana State Spring Invite MVC Championship Spring Total
86 87 82 82 83 78 498
82 84 86 82 81 83 498
85 249
= = = = = = =
168 (+24) T15 of 61 171 (+29) T42 of 62 251 (+35) T39 of 63 245 (+29) 20 of 45 164 (+20) T43 of 81 246 (+30) T30 of 50 1,245 (83.00 stroke avg/15 rounds)
Season Total
928
829
330
=
2,087 (83.48 stroke avg/25 rounds)
83 81
5 Stats Rachel Marchi (0 of 15 rounds in 70s; 3 of 15 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 87) Saluki Shootout Butler Fall Invitational Dayton Fall Invitational Braun Intercollegiate Fall Total
92 98 102 DQ 292
89 91 93 273
= = = = =
181 (+37) 45 of 45 189 (+49) 57 of 58 195 (+55) 92 of 93 DQ DQ 565 (94.17 stroke avg/6 rounds)
Benbow Invitational Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Samford Intercollegiate Indiana State Spring Invite Spring Total
103 97 92 87 379
94 93 89 92 368
95
= = = = =
197 (+53) T33 of 61 190 (+48) 60 of 62 276 (+60) 62 of 63 179 (+35) T76 of 81 842 (93.56 stroke avg/9 rounds)
Season Total
671
641
95
=
1,407 (93.80 stroke avg/15 rounds)
95
Mengxuan Gai (0 of 2 rounds in 70s; 2 of 2 rounds in 80’s or lower; low round - 84) Saluki Shootout Fall Total
84 84
84 84
= =
168 (+24) T34 of 45 168 (84.00 stroke avg/2 rounds)
Evansville 2014-15 Results 9/7-8/2014 - Redbird Invitational, Normal, Ill., Par 72 - 324-318-337=979 (16 of 16) 9/21/2014 - Saluki Shootout, Carbondale, Ill., Par 72 - 313-323=636 (6 of 7) 10/6-7/2014 - Butler Fall Invitational, Indianapolis, Ind., Par 70 - 323-322=645 (6 of 9) 10/20-21/2014 - Dayton Fall Invtiational, Kettering, Ohio, Par 70 - 314-325=639 (6 of 16) 10/27-28/2014 - Braun Intercollegiate, Evansville, Indiana, Par 72 - 329=329 (7 of 15) 3/9-10/2015 - Don Benbow Intercollegiate, Jacksonville, Fla., Par 72 - 332-336=666 (4 of 10) 3/16-17/2015 - Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate, Sevierville, Tenn., Par 71 - 326-315=641 (7 of 10) 3/23-24/2015- Samford Intercollegiate, Hooverville Ala., Par 72 - 316-327-316=959 (6 of 10) 4/3-4/2015 - Bradley Invitational, Peoria, Ill., Par 72 - 320-319-320=959 (4 of 8) 4/12-13/2015 - Indiana State Spring Invite, Terre Haute, Ind., Par 72 - 324-316=640 (9 of 13) 4/19-21/2015 - MVC Championship, Burlingto, Iowa, Par 72 - 308-334-334=976 (8 of 10)
Record Women’s records are since 1996 when sport was reinstated. Men’s Lowest Career Average (min. 75 rounds; records are since 1990) 1. Kyle Reddington 74.87 2004-08 112 rounds / 8,385 strokes 2. Griffin Wood 75.00 2008-12 107 rounds / 8,025 strokes 3. Michael Sainz 75.13 2008-12 106 rounds / 7,964 strokes 4. Matt Hunsaker 75.62 2005-09 94 rounds / 7,108 strokes 5. Andrew Luo 76.07 2008-12 89 rounds / 6,770 strokes 6. Christian Poling 76.14 2007-10 83 rounds / 6,320 strokes 7. Eric Steinback 76.27 1998-02 105 rounds / 8,008 strokes Tournaments Won Since 1990 2014 Bradley Invitational (men) - Parker Hensley tie 7th out of 47 2014 Don Benbow Intercollegiate (men) - Alex Turner 3rd out of 74 2010 Dayton Flyer Invitational (men) - Michael Sainz/Parker Hensley tie 5th 2010 Butler Invitational (men) - Michael Sainz medalist as UE team wins 2010 BSU Cardinal Collegiate (men) - Michael Sainz 4th out of 84 2008 Butler Invitational (men) - Kyle Reddington medalist in 57-player field 2008 North/South Intercollegiate (women) - Katie Schoener 2nd out of 68 2005 Greg Palmer Eagle Classic (men) - Chris Bouchard 4th out of 48 2001 Drury Invitational (men) - Eric Steinback, Brian Kolheimer top 10 2001 Billiken Invitational (men) - Eric Steinback medalist in fi eld of 80 1994 Butler Invitational (men) - Brent Miller’s 73 leads UE to victory 1993 Southern Indiana Invitational (men) - Aces top ten-team field 1992 Southern Indiana Invitational (men) - Troy Zollars’ 74 leads UE
Women’s Lowest Career Average (min. 70 rounds; records are since 1996) 1. Crissy Higgins 80.49 2005-08 72 rounds / 5,795 strokes 2. Cathy Doyle 80.95 2012-15 92 rounds / 7,447 strokes 3. Maggie Wood 81.41 2007-11 90 rounds / 7,327 strokes 4. Andrea Werner 81.96 1999-03 93 rounds / 7,622 strokes 5. Lauren Ellerman 82.03 2008-12 90 rounds / 7,383 strokes 6. Vandi Gooch 83.04 2005-09 83 rounds / 6,892 strokes 7. Helen Cuffe 83.32 2005-08 76 rounds / 6,332 strokes
UE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Four members of the University of Evansville Athletics Hall of Fame are golfers. The trio and their induction year include: 2012: Andrea Werner 2007: Jeff Howerton 1990: John Vernasco 1987: Bob Walther
Tournament Medalists Since 1990 Kayla Katterhenry 2015 Redbird Invitational Kayla Katterhenry 2015 Loyola Fall Invitational Kayla Katterhenry 2015 Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate Kayla Katterhenry 2014 Saluki Invitational Kayla Katterhenry 2014 Bradley Invitational Alex Turner 2013 UE/Butler Challenge Michael Sainz 2010 Butler Invitational Maggie Wood 2010 Ann Rhoads/BSC Kyle Reddington 2008 Butler Invitational Andrea Werner 2003 Lady Herd Classic Andrea Werner 2001 Lady Aces Invit. Eric Steinback 2001 Biliken Invitational Brent Miller 1995 Davis & Elkins Invit. Brent Miller 1994 Brescia Invitational Troy Zollars 1993 Brescia Invitational Grant Skelton 1991 Indianapolis Invit.
Lowest Rounds Since 1990 Men 64*% - Chris Bouchard (2007) 66 - Griffin Wood (2011), Michael Sainz (2 in 2010), Michael Daum (2007), Shawn Marshall (2004), Jason Reddington (2002) 67 - Quinn Vilneff (2012), Griffin Wood (2011), Parker Hensley (2010), Michael Sainz (2010), Kyle Reddington (2004), Brian Kohlmeier (2002) 68 - Parker Hensley (2013), Alex Turner (2013), Quinn Vilneff (2013), Andrew Luo (2011), Griffin Wood (2011), Neal Millay (2008), Matt Hunsaker (2008), Kyle Reddington (2006), Jason Reddington (2000), Eric Steinback (1998) % - lowest sub-par total (-7) in UE history Women 68* - Crissy Higgins (2008) 69 - Kayla Katterhenry (2014) 71 - Kayla Katterhenry (Fall 2015), Andrea Werner (2002) 72 - Kayla Katterhenry (2014, ‘15 2x), Cathy Doyle (2012, ‘14), Lauren Ellerman (2011), Vandi Gooch (2008), Katie Shoener (2008) 73 - 12 players on 15 occasions * - All-time official school record
d Book U.S. Amateur Championship Qualifiers Andrew Luo, 2012 (CommonGround GC, Aurora, Colo.) Griffin Wood, 2012 (US Public Links Qualifier) Spencer Christian, 2006 (Hazeltine GC, Chaska, Minn.) Chris Bouchard, 2005 (Merion GC, Ardmore, Pa.) Conference Team Champs 1986 (Midwestern Collegiate Conf.) 1983 (Indiana Collegiate Conf.) 1981 (Indiana Collegiate Conf.) 1980 (Indiana Collegiate Conf.) 1978 (Indiana Collegiate Conf.) Conference Individual Champions Tom Nelson 1986 (MCC) John Vernasco 1984 (ICC) Jeff Howerton 1982 (ICC) Jeff Howerton 1981 (ICC) Eric Olinger/P. Norris 1978 (ICC) Conference Coach of the Year Larry Lawrence 1986 (MCC) Larry Lawrence 1983 (ICC) Larry Lawrence 1981 (ICC) Chuck Stewart 1980 (ICC) Arad McCutehan 1978 (ICC) Conference Most Valuable Golfer John Vernasco 1984 (ICC) Jeff Howerton 1982 (ICC) Jeff Howerton 1981 (ICC) Eric Olinger 1978 (ICC) Bob Walther 1969 (ICC) First Team All-Conference Men: Quinn Vilneff 2013 (MVC) Andrew Luo 2012 (MVC) Chris Bouchard 2005 (MVC) Jason Reddington 2022 (MVC) Mike Birkenfeld 2002 (MVC) Steve Kovaleski 1992 (MCC) Pat Brandenburg 1988 (MCC) Mike Limback 1987 (MCC) Tom Nelson 1986 (MCC) Mike Limback 1986 (MCC) Wes Noble 1986 (MCC) Jay Altmeyer 1985 (MCC) Jeff Howerton 1981 (MCC) Women: Kayla Katterhenry 2015 (MVC) Kayla Katterhenry 2014 (MVC) Andrea Werner 2003 (MVC)
MVC Newcomer of the Year: Kayla Katterhenry 2014
Academic Honors (National,Regional) Will Knights Cleveland Golf All-America 2015 Parker Hensley Cleveland Golf All-America 2014 Quinn Vilneff Cleveland Golf All-America 2014 Quinn Vilneff Cleveland Golf All-America 2013 Michael Sainz Cleveland Golf All-America 2012 Griffin Wood Cleveland Golf All-America 2012 Maggie Wood NGCA All-America 2011 Michael Sainz Cleveland Golf All-America 2011 Griffin Wood Cleveland Golf All-America 2011 Matt Hunsaker Cleveland Golf All-America 2008 Chris Bouchard Cleveland Golf All-America 2007 Chris Bouchard Cleveland Golf All-America 2006 Trent Tormoehlen District V At-Large Team 2001 Brent Miller All-America 3rd Team 1997 Brent Miller All-America 2nd Team 1996 Women: Dana Hayden WGCA All-America Scholar - 2015 Giulia Mallmann WGCA All-America Scholar - 2015 Kayla Katterhenry WGCA All-America Scholar - 2015 MVC Scholar-Athlete Men: Will Knights Honorable Mention - 2015 Quinn Vilneff 1st Team - 2014 Alex Turner 1st Team - 2014 Quinn Vilneff 1st Team - 2013 Griffin Wood 1st Team - 2012 Michael Sainz Honorable Mention - 2012 Griffin Wood 1st Team - 2011 Michael Sainz Honorable Mention - 2011 Griffin Wood Honorable Mention - 2010 Matt Hunsaker 1st Team - 2009 Matt Hunsaker 1st Team - 2008 Chris Bouchard 1st Team - 2007 Matt Hunsaker 1st Team - 2007 Alex Kopko 1st Team - 2006 Chris Bouchard 1st Team - 2006 Chris Bouchard 1st Team - 2005
Trent Tormoehlen 1st Team - 2002 Trent Tormoehlen 1st Team - 2001 Trent Tormoehlen 1st Team - 2000 Brent Miller 1st Team - 1997 Brent Miller 1st Team - 1996 Brent Miller 1st Team - 1995 MVC Elite 18 Award: Quinn Vilneff - 2013 Women: Kayla Katterhenry 1st Team - 2015 Maggie Wood 1st Team - 2011 Maggie Wood 1st Team - 2010 Andrea Werner 1st Team - 2003 MVC Golfers of the Week Men: Alex Turner 3/12/14 Quinn Vilneff 3/20/13 Alex Turner 3/13/13 Michael Sainz 10/6/10 Michael Sainz 3/31/10 Kyle Reddington 3/26/08 Matt Hunsaker 10/17/07 Christian Poling 10/17/07 Michael Daum 4/11/07 Michael Daum 10/4/06 Aaron Zander 11/2/05 Kyle Reddington 2/25/05 Shawn Marshall 9/29/04 Paul Gadient 10/29/03 Brian Kohlmeier 4/2/03 Eric Steinback 4/19/01 Eric Steinback 3/29/00 Eric Steinback 10/28/98 Brent Miller 10/31/95 Brent Miller 4/25/95 Brent Miller 10/18/94 Women: Kayla Katterhenry 9/24/15 Kayla Katterhenry 9/9/15 Kayla Katterhenry 3/25/15 Kayla Katterhenry 3/11/15 Kayla Katterhenry 4/9/14 Kayla Katterhenry 4/2/14 Kayla Katterhenry 9/25/13 Kayla Katterhenry 9/11/13 Cathy Doyle 4/4/12 Maggie Wood 9/9/10 Maggie Wood 2/24/10 Vandi Gooch 9/10/08 Crissy Higgins 3/11/08 Vandi Gooch 10/24/07 Ann Boarman 10/22/03 Andrea Werner 4/4/03 Andrea Werner 3/20/03 Andrea Werner 10/2/02 Andrea Werner 9/18/02 Andrea Werner 3/26/02 Jenny Effinger 10/24/00