University of Cincinnati Women's Golf 2016-17 Media Guide by University of Cincinnati Athletics

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF 2016-17 WOMEN’S GOLF

QUICK FACTS General

Location ............................................Cincinnati, OH 45221 Enrollment............................................................... 44,338 Nickname ..............................................................Bearcats Colors ...............................................................Red & Black Conference.....................................................The American Founded .......................................................................1819 Affiliation ...................................................NCAA Division I Interim President ..............................Beverly J. Davenport Director of Athletics...........................................Mike Bohn Alma Mater, Year ............................ Kansas ‘83/Ohio ‘84 Faculty Representative ............... Dr. David M. Szymanski

Coaching Staff

Head Coach/Director of Golf.............................. Janet Carl Alma Mater...................................................Alabama Year at UC............................................................ 13th Assistant Coach.................................................Brad Smith Year at UC....................................................... Second

TABLE OF CONTENTS The University of Cincinnati................................................................................................................................................... 2 The City of Cincinnati.............................................................................................................................................................. 3 Academic Excellence...............................................................................................................................................................4 Community Service................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Strength & Conditioning.........................................................................................................................................................6 Under Armour..........................................................................................................................................................................6 Sports Medicine...................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Interim President Beverly J. Davenport.................................................................................................................................8 University Board of Trustees..................................................................................................................................................8 Director of Athletics Mike Bohn.............................................................................................................................................9 Leadership Team.....................................................................................................................................................................9 Facilities................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 American Athletic Conference............................................................................................................................................... 11 Meet the Bearcats............................................................................................................................................................12-24 2015-16 Year in Review.........................................................................................................................................................25 Bearcats History.............................................................................................................................................................. 26-27 All-Time Results...............................................................................................................................................................28-31

Sports Communications Staff

MEDIA INFORMATION

Ryan Koslen........................................ryan.koslen@uc.edu Associate AD............................................................... Andre Foushee..............................andre.foushee@uc.edu Assistant AD................................................................ Katie Botsis....................................... katie.botsis@uc.edu Director/Digital Media................................................ Alex Ryan................................................alex.ryan@uc.edu Associate Director....................................................... Alex Lange............................................alex.lange@uc.edu Assistant Director....................................................... Drew Weber.................................drew.weber@uc.edu Assistant Director..............................................

Sports Communications The University of Cincinnati Sports Communications Office is ready to assist you in every way possible to make the experience of covering UC Athletics productive and rewarding. For this reason, we have developed policies and procedures which will require cooperation on the part of the media. Not complying with these policies will result in the refusal of credentials/access.

Website:................................................. GoBEARCATS.com Sports Communications Office:...............(513) 556-5186 Mailing/Overnight Address: Richard E. Lindner Center, Ste. 860 2751 O’Varsity Way University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45221-0021

On the Web Information on all University of Cincinnati athletic teams is available at www.GoBEARCATS.com. To receive the UC updates via email, please send a request to Drew Weber (drew.weber@uc.edu). Information on the American Athletic Conference and all member institutions is also available through the league’s web site at www.TheAmerican.org.

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CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI AN INSTITUTION ON THE RISE »» U.S. News has ranked UC in the Top Tier of America’s Best Colleges and as one of 15 “up and coming” universities. »» The Chronicle of Higher Ed. calls UC a “research heavyweight.” »» Travel & Leisure Magazine ranked UC among America’s Most Beautiful College Campuses. »» UC was the first public institution in Ohio named a “green university” by Princeton Review. »» Classified as a Research University (Very High Research Activity) by the Carnegie Commission, UC is ranked as one of America’s top 25 public research universities by the National Science Foundation. »» Money Magazine’s “Elite Values in Higher Education,” Kaplan’s “Unofficial, Unbiased Insider’s Guide to the 320 Most Interesting Colleges,” Octameron’s “College Match: A Blueprint for Choosing the Best School for You” and Yahoo’s “Internet Life” have all ranked the University of Cincinnati’s programs among the best in the nation. LARGE PUBLIC UNIVERSITY »» The University of Cincinnati enrolls more than 42,000 students, including its Blue Ash and Clermont campuses, each year in a diverse collection of 13 colleges and divisions – from the College-Conservatory of Music to the College of Medicine, law to engineering, business to arts and sciences. »» The university offers more than 300 majors and degree programs from the associate to doctoral level. ATTRACTING ELITE STUDENTS »» UC’s total financial support for students is nearly $68 million, with its cornerstone scholarship program, Cincinnatus, awarding more than 2,000 scholarships totaling over $18 million. »» There are a several additional aid awards available, including the STEER Program, Darwin T. Turner Scholarship Fund, Choose Ohio First, Cincinnati Pathways Scholarship, UC Global scholars and tuition reciprocity. »» Additional information is available for your consideration. »» The University Honors Program comprises the top seven percent of UC students and is committed to helping students maximize their educational opportunities at UC while discovering and pursuing their passions in life and using their gifts and talents to make meaningful contributions to society. AMONG THE NATION’S MOST DIVERSE »» We offer many components that enrich us as a vibrant, public research university. UC is ranked 19th on the top 20 list of universities with a diverse student population.

ASSISTING IN THEIR SUCCESS »» Learning communities serve more than 2,000 freshmen annually and feature personnel who have won national awards. They are an integral part of the first-year experience at UC and are an exciting way for first-year students to build a network of study partners and friends. »» The Center for Exploratory Studies has been featured in New York Times as a best practice and assists students who have not yet declared a major or who may be considering a change and want to make informed, intelligent decisions about their futures. WORLD-RENOWNED PROGRAMS »» The College & Conservatory of Music (CCM) is ranked in the top 10 music schools nationally. »» The Criminal Justice and Pediatrics programs are each ranked third in the nation, the College of Design Architecture Art & Planning (DAAP) annually has its design programs ranked in the top three nationally and its architecture program in the top 10. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION »» Co-op was invented at the University of Cincinnati in 1906. Now, over 100 years and 43 countries later, generations of students worldwide have followed our lead. »» Today, UC’s co-op program is listed among the nation’s best in US News & World Report rankings. LOYAL ALUMNI »» The 2010-11 Almanac from the Chronicle of Higher Education ranked UC’s endowment of $1,004,368,000 at 74th in the United States among all colleges and universities. »» Income from endowment earnings reflect the dedication of more than 250,000 living alumni. 2

UC BY THE NUMBERS ... 379 18/1 117 44,338

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» US News and World Report, September 2012

» Princeton Review, April 2011

» Forbes Magazine/Delta Sky Magazine, 2011

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI

AN INSIDE LOOK

THE QUEEN CITY Amidst the gently rolling hills along the Ohio River, Cincinnati spreads from the southwestern corner of Ohio into Northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. CINCINNATI FORTUNE 500s Cincinnati added another company to the Fortune 500 list this year, bringing the Queen City’s total to 10 on the annual ranking of the largest public companies in the U.S. with another four in the top 1000. Ohio emerged as home to the fifth-largest share of Fortune 500 companies in the nation in the annual ranking, with a total of 27 Fortune 500 companies in the latest ranking, up four companies from 2010. »» »» »» »» »» »» »» »» »» »»

Kroger Proctor & Gamble Macy’s Ashland Omnicare Fifth Third Bancorp General Cable Corp. American Financial Group AK Steel Western & Southern Financial

GETTING METROPOLITAN The metropolitan Cincinnati population is 2.1 million. The metro area consists of Hamilton, Clermont and Warren Counties in Ohio; Boone, Campbell and Kenton Counties in Kentucky; and Dearborn County, Indiana. The city’s population is about 356,000 and covers an area of 77.2 square miles. A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE Cincinnati is not only among the best places for these companies to do business; it’s also one of the best places to live. Named ‘A Top-10 Value City’ by Kiplinger magazine, Cincinnati’s vibrant economy, low cost of living and great amenities helps companies retain current employees and recruit new ones. CINCINNATI USA’S MOST RECENT DESIGNATIONS: »» Best Regional Airport by Skytrax »» Best ER Care by Healthgrades »» Most Affordable by Forbes Magazine »» Most Literate »» Safest City »» Best for New Business by Site Selection Magazine »» Healthiest City by Men’s Health Magazine »» Best City for Nightlife by Forbes Magazine »» Town of Best-Kept Secrets by Travel & Leisure Magazine »» Worth the Trip by Oprah Magazine »» America’s Most Livable Communities »» Cities that Rock by Esquire Magazine »» Top Fun City by Money Magazine

ACCOLADES AND AWARDS National praise keeps coming for Cincinnati and the city’s improved image has been the subject of numerous articles placed in publications such as USA Today, CNN.com and Esquire Magazine. Cincinnati is recognized not only as a top destination for all ages, but also a community that strives for innovation, quality of life and regional growth. AN ATTRACTIVE DESTINATION Cincinnati’s attractions were recognized as top vacation spots for families, in the Zagat Survey’s U.S. Family Travel Guide, in association with Parenting Magazine. Numerous Cincinnati attractions top rankings among a list of over 1,000 sites and attractions in the United States. »» Cincinnati is home to the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals and MLB’s Cincinnati Reds. »» Newport Aquarium was named the No. 1 aquarium in the Midwest and one of the 25 top rated attractions in the country. »» Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden ranked 13th of 50 national attractions. »» Cincinnati Art Museum tied with four museums, including the Metropolitan Art Museum in New York and the Art Institute in Chicago, for best art museum. »» Kings Island ranked 4th overall in “child appeal” category. »» Newport on the Levee topped the national list of malls and shopping centers. »» Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal and Great American Ball Park received top rankings as well.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE FALL 2015 IN REVIEW 3.179 // Department GPA 13 // Teams with 3.0 GPA or better 15 // Straight Semesters 3.0 28 // TopCats (4.0 GPA) 193 // Dean’s List (3.4 GPA) 290 // Bearcat Honor Roll (3.0 GPA)

2015-16 GRADUATES

Fall 2015 TopCats: Connor McVey (BASE), Mitch Patishall (BASE), Cameron Ross (BASE), Eric Ernst (FB), Ryan Leahy (FB), Kirk Willis (FB), Emma Wachtel (WGOLF), Courtney Curtis (Lacrosse), Jordan Cotleur (WSOC), Kaleigh Piscioneri (WSOC), Nik Balmer (SWIM), Andrea Bartel (SWIM), Taylor Berend (SWIM), Amanda Coffey (DIVING), Ellen Posch (DIVING), Milli Puth (SWIM), Makenzie Stolar (WTEN), Hannah Wille (WTEN), Nick Grismer (TF), Joe Ratterman (TF), Adrian Valles (TF), Nicole Breeden (TF), Juliana Madzia (TF), Anne Pace (TF), Vanessa Robinson (TF), Morgan Allred (VB), Lindsey Dinkelacker (VB)

3.21 14 16 30 196 291

SPRING 2016 IN REVIEW // Department GPA // Teams with 3.0 GPA or better // Straight Semesters 3.0 // TopCats (4.0 GPA) // Dean’s List (3.4 GPA) // Bearcat Honor Roll (3.0 GPA)

Spring 2016 TopCats: Connor McVey (BASE), Cameron Ross (BASE), Jasmine Whitfield (WBB), Ryan Leahy (FB), Davis Baxter (MGOLF), Emerson Newsome (MGOLF), Scot Sapp (MGOLF), Emma Wachtel (WoMGOLF), Courtney Curtis (Lacrosse), Meg Gulmi (Lacrosse), Jordan Cotleur (WSOC), Vanessa Gilles (WSOC), Rachel Holloway (WSOC), Kelly Latimer (WSOC), Kaleigh Piscioneri (WSOC), Taylor Berend (SWIM), Tal Kidron (SWIM), Milli Puth (SWIM), Caroline Sheehan (SWIM), Kaitlyn Woods (SWIM), Jacob Franklin (CC/TF), Nick Grismer (CC/TF), Josh Province (TF), Adrian Valles (TF), Ben Wollenslegel (TF), Nicole Breeden (TF), Lauren Goodwin (CC/TF), Juliana Madzia (CC/TF), Ashley Pickens (TF), Grace O’Donnell (CC/TF)

»» 2015-2016 was another successful year for Bearcats Student-Athletes in and out of the classroom. The academic year was capped off with a record breaking 3.21 departmental GPA and 67% of student-athletes earning a 3.0 GPA or higher. »» For 16 straight grading periods beginning in 2010 and in 22 of the last 23 grading periods our studentathletes have earned a cumulative GPA above a 3.0. »» 14 of 17 teams posted a 3.0 GPA or higher in the spring 2016 semester and 13 of 17 teams posted a 3.0 GPA or higher in fall 2015. »» Four teams posted record breaking semester GPAs during the 2015-2016 academic year. Men’s golf posted a 3.385 in the fall, women’s cross country and women’s soccer both posted a GPA of 3.6 in the spring, while men’s track and field broke their fall 2015 record GPA with a 3.324 in spring 2016. »» For the second year in a row 58 student-athletes achieved a 4.0 during the 2015-2016 academic year, a record 13 of which achieved a 4.0 for the year: Connor McVey (MBA), Cameron Ross (MBA), Ryan Leahy (MFB), Emma Wachtel (WGO), Courtney Curtis (WLA), Jordan Cotleur (WSO), Kaleigh Piscioneri (WSO), Taylor Berend (WSW), Mili Puth (WSW), Nick Grismer (MTK), Adrian Valles (MTK), Nicole Breeden (WTK), and Juliana Madzia (WTK).

»» Mitchell Patishall (MBA) and Hannah Wille (WTE) were awarded the highest academic honor winning the Nancy Hamant Scholar-Athlete Award »» Shaq Washington (MFB) received the prestigious Jimmy Nippert Award »» Meagan Gulmi (WLA) received the prestigious Helen Norman Smith award »» Pedro Diaz (MSO) was honored as the Jean Stephens Memorial Award winner 4

Baseball: Colton Cleary, Jeff Murray, Mitchell Patishall, Thomas Wallace, Devin Wenzel Men’s Basketball: Ge’Lawn Guyn, Jermaine Sanders, Nick Williams, Octavius Ellis, Women’s Basketball: Chelsea Jamison, Kahla Roudebush, Shelbi Chandler, Football: Chad Hannah, Howard Wilder, Frank Bruscianelli, Alex Chisum, DJ Dowdy, Parker Ehinger, Jarred Evans, Marcus Foster, Andre Jones, Gunner Kiel, Ryan Leahy, Mekale McKay, Brandon Mitchell, Silverberry Mouhon, Justin Murray, Leviticus Payne, Chad West, Adrian Witty, Kevin Brown, Anthony McClung, Drake Bruns, Sione Tongamoa, Deionte Buckley, Tyler Cogswell, Javon Harrison, Men’s Golf: John Michael O’Toole, Baxter Reeves, Michael Wolf, Emerson Newsome, Women’s Golf: Stefanie Mitchell, Women’s Lacrosse: Kyara Byner, Courtney Curtis, Sarah Del Bene, Meagan Gulmi, Men’s Soccer: Jon Cottrell, Emmanuel Appiah, Stefan Bangsund, Terence Carter, Ben Keane, Women’s Soccer: Haleigh Hoff, Sam Pavlika, Laura Rose, Danielle Rotheram, Kelly Lattimer, Men’s Swimming & Diving: Michael Palleros, Joseph Ferreri, Nathan Anderson, Nikolaus Balmer, Hunter Pasek, Women’s Swimming & Diving: Amanda Coffey, Iulia Fedoreeva, Milena Puth, Women’s Tennis: Kelly Poggensee-Wei, Hannah Wille, Men’s Track & Field: Bryan Cain, Ethan Bokeno, Kyle Donthnier, Jacob Franklin, Greg Sanders, Ian Silver, Chris Greene, Colton Robinson, Women’s Track & Field: Emilie Larsson, Lauran Goodwin, Je’Rica Sanders, Jada Grant, Monica Phillips, Ashleigh Pickens, Kenya Woodall, Anne Pace, Volleyball: Caitlyn Olgetree, Morgan Allred, Emma Roberson, Amelia Wegman,

STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE MONTH

LAURA ROSE

DEYSHAWN BOND

EMMA ROBERSON

ANTHONY CAR

BIANCA QUISENBERRY

ZACK TOBLER

HANNAH WILLE

MITCH PATISHALL

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COMMUNITY SERVICE »» During the 20152016 academic year, UC student-athletes completed over 4,300 hours of community service.

The Cincinnati Bearcats take pride in their athletic and academic accomplishments. They also hold a unique place for their Cincinnati community and express that through engaging outside of sport. Each of our 19 teams does their part each year to give back to the community that supports them. During the 2015-2016 academic year, UC studentathletes completed over 4,300 hours of community service, visiting over 25 separate sites. Some partnerships that were made include Cincinnati Reds Urban Youth Academy, Cincinniati Children’s Hospital, Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati, Ronald McDonald House, Special Olympics, American Cancer Society, Habitat for Humanity, Free Store Food Bank, Girls on the Run, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, American Red Cross and Relay for Life. Within the athletic department we have two annual community engagement initiatives that are organized by UC student-athletes.

One of the major events sponsored by UC studentathletes is Gatorade Pong. Put on annually by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), the tournament style event includes raffles, prizes and food. All of the proceeds go to Mother’s Against Drunk Driving to promote education and safe driving. The event includes representation from all of our teams as well as faculty, staff and the Cincinnati community. The Bearcats partnered with the Ronald McDonald House this year with both athletes and members of the Athletic Department staff held a gift drive to benefit the children and their families. Members of SAAC and other student-athletes also parterned with campus and Greek Life to host a Special Olympics day at Sheackly Athletics Center. This events builds on the relationship the women’s volleyball program has fostered with the Special Olympics program.

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING Strength and conditioning is one of the most important ingredients of any successful college athletic department. To help the Bearcats’ student-athletes maximize their athletic potential, UC combines a modern, comprehensive facility with the latest techniques in sports performance. The goal of the strength and conditioning program is to develop the total athlete. The strength and conditioning staff works with UC student-athletes in the following areas: strength/power, agility/skill development, nutrition, mental toughness, speed, flexibility, conditioning and injury prevention to lead to total athlete development. No area is given greater attention and emphasis than strength and conditioning.

With the opening of the Richard E. Lindner Athletics Center, the Bearcats utilize a 22,000-square-foot strength training facility, one of the largest in the nation. The facility includes state-of-the art equipment and an artificial turf warm-up area, trimmed in the same surface UC plays on at Nippert Stadium, Gettler Stadium and Marge Schott Stadium. In 2013, the mirror-covered space received an overhaul, including painting, new Olympic weights, 36 racks, a new top-of-the-line flooring system Space within the weight room was also redistributed in a more efficient manner, allowing multiple teams and groups to work out at the same time.

In the summer of 2014, a nutrition bar was added; ensuring UC student-athletes will have access to pre- and post-workout nutritional shakes and NCAA-regulated supplements. Joe Walker heads up the football strength and conditioning staff and is assisted by former UC standout running back Orlando Smith, Parker Showers and Chris Gray. Mike Rehfeldt oversees the men’s basketball program while Kelly Powers leads the women’s basketball and Olympic sports effort along with the hlep of Lauren Kelly.

UNDER ARMOUR APPAREL media initiatives, in-store promotions and grassroots activations.

The University of Cincinnati Department of Athletics officially welcomed Under Armour to the family as the global performance brand began its tenure as the official outfitter for UC’s intercollegiate athletics program starting July 1, 2015. The long-term partnership was originally announced on April 2, 2015.

“Our talented players, coaches and staff are excited to share this new relationship with our dedicated fans and demonstrate how two hot brands will take the Bearcats to new heights,” Director of Athletics Mike Bohn said. “Under Armour has made a significant commitment to UC which will allow us to strive for even more significant achievements. We share a passion to provide our studentathletes with all the cutting edge tools to compete at the highest level.” This new affiliation further expands Under Armour’s leadership in providing proven performance benefits to college athletes on all playing fields. Cincinnati became the brand’s fifteenth Division I all-school partnership.

As part of the multi-year agreement, Under Armour will exclusively design and supply the footwear, apparel and equipment for training and gameday uniforms for each of UC’s 19 men’s and women’s varsity athletic teams beginning in the 2015-16 season. In addition to outfitting the Bearcats, the brand plans to integrate the University into its wide-ranging storytelling efforts, including global marketing campaigns, social 6

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SPORTS MEDICINE The University of Cincinnati’s sports medicine program is responsible not only for helping student-athletes make speedy recoveries from injuries, but in preventing injuries from occurring. UC’s sports medicine program is a comprehensive approach to the injury care and the wellness of the University’s over 500 student-athletes, utilizing stateof-the-art diagnostic and treatment equipment with the latest methods in the care and prevention of injuries. Its objectives are simple: to prevent injuries, to rehabilitate injuries, to adjust to the stress following injuries and to educate student-athletes about various wellness issues. Athletic trainers are present at every practice and event to monitor the health of the studentathletes and respond to injuries. The goal is to get UC’s athletes back in the classroom and on the playing field functioning at 100 percent capacity. New student-athletes are carefully examined before they participate to detect potential problems. All student+athletes are afforded state-of-the-art therapeutic care.

During the summer of 2011 and following an extensive departmental review, UC made the decision to outsource it sports medicine operation to Select Medical, the parent company of NovaCare Rehabilitation, which is UC’s longtime provider of rehabilitation services. Under the direction of Associate AD/Sports Medicine Bob Mangine, UC’s athletic trainers are the backbone of the sports medicine program. Mangine, drawing on more than three decades in the sports medicine and physical therapy fields, supervises a staff of six assistant athletic trainers, four intern athletic trainers and two physical therapists. UC has some of the top doctors in the country on staff, led by Head Team Physician Dr. Jon Divine and Director of Orthopedic Services Dr. Angelo Colosimo. Cincinnati is on the forefront of concussion prevention and management thanks to Dynavision Training. In 2010, wanting to address the prevention and management of concussions in its own athletes, UC called on medical researchers at UC to develop a Concussion Prevention Program. What resulted is a training program that helps

athletes improve their peripheral vision and neurovisual performance to protect themselves from potentially violent collisions. Since the introduction, UC athletics has seen an 80% drop in concussions. UC’s state-of-the-art sports medicine facility caters to the needs of UC’s student-athletes. Features of the training room include over 4,000 square feet of space for treatment and taping, spacious office suites for training staff and physicians, hydrotherapy areas, a physicians’ exam area and x-ray facilities. UC Health provides nationally-recognized specialists who are immediately accessible. University of Cincinnati Medical Center, a nationally recognized medical center, is immediately adjacent to UC’s campus, providing Bearcats student-athletes the absolute best in health and medical care. UC Health Imaging Centers has an MRI diagnostic center within the Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village complex.

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BEVERLY J. DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI INTERIM PRESIDENT faculty recruitment initiatives, including a $60 million Cluster Hiring Initiative, a Strategic Hiring Opportunity Program and a Dual Career Assistance Program that has significantly increased the number of women and underrepresented minority faculty hired. The number of female faculty hired has nearly doubled since she came to the university.

Biography - Interim President Beverly J. Davenport Beverly J. Davenport is Interim President of the University of Cincinnati, one of the nation’s top public research universities and an institution ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top tier of the Best National Universities. Prior to her appointment as Interim President by UC’s Board of Trustees in July 2016, she served for three years as UC’s Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost – the university’s chief academic officer. In her newest role, Davenport oversees a state university with a $1.2 billion budget, record-setting enrollment of over 44,000 students, nearly 300,000 living alumni, over 17,000 faculty, staff and student workers, a $1.2 billion endowment and more than $390 million in annual research funding. In collaboration with the university’s senior leadership, faculty, staff and students, Davenport helps to advance the ambitious goals outlined in UC’s Creating Our Third Century plan: investing in faculty and staff, reimagining the student experience, leveraging research and excelling in eLearning. Since Davenport’s arrival at UC in July 2013 as Provost, UC has enjoyed record-setting enrollments along with rising retention and graduation rates. Forty percent of the growth in baccalaureate degrees awarded in the entire state of Ohio is due to UC’s recent record graduation rates. During her UC tenure, Davenport has launched aggressive

In supporting student success, Davenport also has increased UC’s international engagement with faculty and student partnerships while doubling the number of students who study abroad. She has invested in mental health counseling, student services, on-line learning and access and opportunity programs including the formation of the UC Summer Scholars Academy, a summer residential program for Hughes STEM High School students. She has overseen operations to award financial aid to more than 30,000 UC undergraduates and championed a Textbook Affordability Initiative, which has gained state-wide attention for helping students save millions of dollars. Davenport also has been a partner with UC’s Athletics Director Mike Bohn in using mobile devices to improve student-athletes’ study habits and their access to study materials while traveling. These programs have resulted in record improvements in athletes’ academic performance. Davenport and Bohn have also collaborated to use athletic facilities for innovative classroom spaces, such as the newly renovated Nippert Stadium. Recently, she brought together the oldest co-op program in the world − UC’s Professional Practice and Experiential learning division (ProPEL) − with the university’s Career Development Center to reimagine experiential education for the 21st century.

Directors for St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati and the UC Research Institute. Prior to her appointment at UC, Davenport served as Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs at Purdue University, where she managed a broad portfolio of faculty-focused initiatives, ranging from a $70 million faculty cluster hiring initiative to faculty development programs, including the launch of women’s leadership programs. Before her tenure at Purdue, Davenport was a senior fellow at Virginia Tech University, divisional dean for the social sciences at the University of Kansas and chair of the Department of Communication at the University of Kentucky. Davenport is an accomplished scholar who has authored more than 100 papers and articles. She published three books on quality of work life issues and workplace civility. She is an award-winning teacher who has been recognized for excellence in education at the national level and for her advances in technology-infused learning at the state level. Earlier in her career, she was named a University of Kentucky Great Teacher, a University of Kansas Kemper Fellow for Excellence in Teaching, and a Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa outstanding professor. Davenport has been the principal investigator or co-principal investigator for more than $18 million of funding from the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Education and various foundations. She earned a PhD in communication with a cognate in organizational behavior and management from The University of Michigan and bachelor’s degrees in communication and journalism from Western Kentucky University in her hometown of Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Another of her recent innovations is the launch of the Urban Futures Cluster hiring initiative, designed to recruit faculty whose research, teaching and scholarship focuses on opportunities and challenges facing urban areas. In the Cincinnati community, she serves on the board of UC Research Institute and UC Health; the leadership team for Go Red for Women; and on the Board of

UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES TRUSTEES...........................................TERM EXPIRES Robert E. Richardson Jr.............................................. 2017 Thomas D. Cassady.................................................... 2019 William C. “Wym” Portman III..................................2020 Ronald D. Brown........................................................ 2018 Geraldine B. “Ginger” Warner................................... 2021 Margaret K. Valentine................................................2023 Kim Heiman................................................................2024

TRUSTEES...........................................TERM EXPIRES Phil D. Collins..............................................................2025 Thomas E. Mischell....................................................2022 STUDENT TRUSTEES...........................TERM EXPIRES Debra Burgess, Graduate Student............................ 2016 Kamree Maull, Undergraduate Student................... 2017

OFFICERS Robert E. Richardson Jr.................................. Chairperson Thomas D. Cassady.................................Vice Chairperson William C. “Wym” Portman III...........................Secretary

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MIKE BOHN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Mike Bohn was named the director of athletics at the University of Cincinnati on Feb. 6, 2014 Bohn’s career spans thirty years and includes record-setting achievements at multiple institutions. “We are beyond excited to join the UC community--with its rich history and remarkable momentum,” Bohn said. As director of athletics at the University of Colorado from 2005 to 2013, Bohn successfully led their transition to the Pac-12 Conference. CU won four conference championship titles within two years, including the first for men’s basketball in over 43 years. Meanwhile, Bohn enhanced academic support for scholar-athletes, resulting in departmental highs for APR and GPA. He oversaw several multi-million dollar capital projects and facility upgrades, as well as secured the largest corporate sponsorship in school history. In 2008, CU garnered national attention for launching the first zero-waste stadium initiative at the college or professional level. In 2013, CU was named the most economically efficient athletics department in the nation by the Laboratory for the Study of Intercollegiate Athletics at Texas A&M. Prior to the University of Colorado, Bohn served as director of athletics at San Diego State University. Under his watch, SDSU football increased season ticket sales by 27% and game-day attendance by 59%, in addition to setting a SDSU single-game attendance record of 57,000 against Idaho State. The SDSU baseball team set a NCAA single-game attendance record of 40,000.

annual corporate support. Bohn spent three years at Colorado State University as associate director of athletics. At CSU, he was responsible for all external revenue-producing operations, including: ticket sales; fundraising through the Greater Ram Club; licensing; corporate sales; signage; capital campaigns; broadcasting rights fees; and special events. Prior to CSU, Bohn served as Director of Marketing for the College Football Association. The CFA, the precursor to the current Bowl Championship Series, consisted of six major football conferences encompassing 67 universities. Bohn assisted with the CFA’s administration of a $67 million television package involving ABC, ESPN and ESPN2. He began his athletic administrative career at the Air Force Academy, where he played a major role in increasing football season ticket sales from 6,000 to 20,000 and in implementing a fundraising campaign that generated $16 million for stadium improvements. Bohn received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Kansas, where he was recruited as a quarterback and also played baseball, and a master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University. He is married to the former Kim Zeren, and they have a son, Brandon, and a daughter, Michaelyn Tynan, along with a son-in-law, John Tynan, and a grandson, Chase Tynan.

As director of athletics at the University of Idaho from 1999 to 2003, Bohn successfully led their transition to the Division I-A ranks from the Big Sky Conference. Under Bohn, UI began construction on the Vandal Athletics Center, the first athletic facilities improvement in two decades. Additionally, he spearheaded a 20% increase in the Vandal Scholarship Fund and a $350,000 surge in

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Karen Hatcher

Executive Sr. Associate AD External Affairs

Omar Banks

Dr. Joe Luckey

Sr. Associate AD Internal Affairs/CFO

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TRADITIONS GOLF CLUB Since its opening in 1991, Traditions has consistently been recognized as one of the premier places to play in the Greater Cincinnati Area.

The Club is equally proud that Golf Digest has also rated it as one of the “Ten Best in the Commonwealth of Kentucky” for sixteen consecutive years.

From its beginning, the Championship 18-hole course found immediate favor in the golfing community attracting a large contingent of ‘serious’ players. Traditions quickly received acclaim by being ranked in the “Top 10 New Private Golf Clubs in the United States” in 1992 by Golf Digest, which publishes a biannual listing of the top 100 new golf courses.

The legendary Club has also been the site for the 1999 Kentucky PGA Championship, 2001-2011 Greater Cincinnati Golf Association Metropolitan Championships, 2004 Kentucky Amateur, 2008 Big East Tournament, four USGA National Qualifier events and host of the Kentucky Open in August of 2012.

In addition to the well-maintained and challenging course, Traditions has numerous other features that make it the ideal location for the Bearcats program to call home. Along with the 18-hole course, Traditions also houses two driving ranges, and unlike many clubs and courses in this region, an area for players to work specifically on their short games.

GOLF SIMLUATOR In 2012, The University of Cincinnati golf programs introduced a virtual golf simulator as a practice and training tool for their student-athletes. The simulator is an aboutGolf Indoor Golf Simulator, based out of Toledo, Ohio, and is endorsed by the PGA Tour. This state-of-the-art, technologically advanced simulator reads out balance points in the user’s

feet so that it becomes a great teaching tool. It allows the student-athletes to do everything from driving, to full-swing shots, chipping, short-game shots, and putting to simulate play on the course. The equipment provides a great resource for the Bearcats golf programs to continue their training in the cold weather months when there are fewer opportunities to get on the course. A trend has

developed among northern schools to include simulators in their practice facilities in an attempt to keep pace with schools in the south that enjoy quality practice time on the course virtually yearround.

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THE AMERICAN Not entirely unlike the nation that provides its namesake, the American Athletic Conference was born from an ideal in which members with ambitious goals are provided with the means to succeed in their quests for excellence. With roots that extend to three conferences, the American Athletic Conference full membership in 2015-16 consists of 11 institutions: the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati, East Carolina University, the University of Connecticut, the University of Houston, the University of Memphis, the University of South Florida Southern Methodist University, Temple University, Tulane University and the University of Tulsa. In addition, the U.S. Naval Academy joined the ranks this year in football only. Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Aresco, The American, which operated as the Big East Conference from 1979 to 2013, has immediately taken a place at the forefront of Division I athletics, with schools that have played in four Bowl Championship Series games, won four NCAA men’s basketball titles since 1999, and won nine NCAA women’s basketball championships since 1995. Two American Athletic Conference football teams were ranked in the top 15 of the final 2013 Associated Press poll. Five were selected for bowl games, including UCF, which won the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and finished the season ranked No. 10 nationally. The conference produced 14 players who received All-America recognition by a major outlet. The American had four players chosen in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft, trailing only the SEC and the ACC among FBS conferences. UCF quarterback Blake Bortles highlighted a group of 12 American Athletic Conference players chosen when he was taken No. 3 overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The success of The American in Year 1 was not limited to the gridiron. UConn won NCAA titles in both men’s and women’s basketball. The conference had the best postseason winning percentage of any league in men’s basketball, while The American produced top-10 teams in baseball, men’s soccer and men’s golf and sent half of its participating teams to the NCAA Softball Championship. The American Athletic Conference holds television partnerships with ESPN and CBS Sports which will give the conference unprecedented national exposure. The football portion of the contract, which begins in the 2014 season, calls for nearly 90 percent of conference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable platforms. The first American Athletic Conference Football Championship, which will be played in 2015, will be carried either on ABC or ESPN on Championship Saturday. In men’s basketball, the television deal calls for all conference-controlled games to be televised, with more than 63 percent slotted for national broadcast or national cable – a minimum of 107 games. The entire postseason tournament will be televised, including the championship game, which will be either on ABC or ESPN. Sixty percent of the American’s women’s basketball games will be carried on either national cable, regional sports networks or ESPN3. American Athletic Conference teams will have access to the pinnacle of college football’s postseason structure. An American representative would be chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals if it is among the top four teams following the regular season. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in either the Cotton Bowl, Fiesta Bowl or Peach Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Conference.

Additionally, The American has announced primary or secondary partnerships with 12 bowls for the next six-year cycle, ensuring multiple annual matchups against the nation’s top conferences and providing desirable postseason destinations to member institutions and their fans. The American Athletic Conference administers to its membership from a state-of-the-art office located in Providence, R.I. The location of the conference headquarters – just steps from the city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F. Green International Airport – gives the conference easy access to its member schools. The conference headquarters is equipped with a complete video production studio, serving as the home of the American Digital Network, and small- and large-scale meeting rooms to accommodate the many coaches’ and administrators’ meetings held on-site each year.

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2016-17 CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF

MEET THE BEARCATS 12

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF 2016-17 WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER

ALYSSA BURRITT

ASHLEY CASSIDY SR | DOYLESTOWN, PA.

JR | MATTSTETTEN, SWITZERLAND

CHRISTINA GLOOR

VALENTINA HERRERA

ELIZABETH KEELING

SOFIA LANGENIUS

TARA LIEBERT

DANIELA MURCIA

JANET CARL

BRAD SMITH

FR | BELLBROOK, OHIO

SO | KNOXVILLE, TENN.

HEAD COACH

2016-17 WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER Alyssa Burritt Ashley Cassidy Christina Gloor Valentina Herrera Anika Hitt Elizabeth Keeling Sofia Langenius Tara Liebert Daniela Murcia Emma Wachtel

SR | HOVAS, SWEDEN

SR | MASON, OHIO

SR | BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

FR | BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

ANIKA HITT

SO | MEQUON, WIS.

EMMA WACHTEL

SO | RORSCHWIHR, FRANCE

ASSISTANT COACH

FR-HS SR-3L JR-2L SR-3L SO-1L SO-1L SR-3L SR-3L FR-HS SO-1L

Bellbrook, Ohio/Bellbrook Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East Mattstetten, Switzerland/ESC La Neuveville Bogotá, Colombia Mequon, Wis./Homestead Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut Hovas, Sweden Mason, Ohio/Mason Bogotá, Colombia Rorschwihr, France/Jean Sturm Gymnasium

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JANET CARL

DIRECTOR OF GOLF/HEAD WOMEN’S COACH | 13TH SEASON named the LPGA National Coach of the Year. Carl’s commitment to Cincinnati golf was made evident by her BIG EAST peers as she was elected to a term as Vice President of the league’s coaches for the period of 2007-09.

Janet Carl, a class A member of the LPGA, has brought continued improvement to the University of Cincinnati golf program during her 10-plus seasons as head coach. In the summer of 2009, Carl was promoted to Director of Golf, while keeping the head women’s coaching duties. The Vice President of the Mid-West Section of the LPGA, Carl was named to the Board of Coaches within the NCAA’s Alliance of Women’s Coaches in May, 2011. The Alliance, which is not sport-specific, will serve as a resource for women who are either currently coaching or aspire to break into the coaching ranks.

During the 2002-03 season, Carl was essential in the continued development of Allison Couch. Under Carl’s tutelage, Couch became the first Bearcats woman to win a tournament since 1999. For her efforts, Carl was named the LPGA Midwest Section Golf Coach of the Year. Carl’s program continued to improve, again led by the play of Couch, during 2003-04. Under Carl’s guidance, Couch won back-to-back tournaments to earn her second Conference USA Golfer of the Month award.

Carl led the Bearcats to back-to-back third-place finishes at the 2008 and 2009 BIG EAST Golf Championships before a fourth-place finish at the 2010 championships. The 2010 team captured a pair of tournament titles (UC Fall Invitational, Dayton Fall Invitational) while placing two golfers on the all-BIG EAST team for the first time since the 2007 season. In 2011, Bambee Dela Paz earned her second straight all-BIG EAST honor after posting three Top 10 finishes throughout the campaign. During the 2015 season, the Bearcats won both their fall and spring tournaments and set a new three-round program record of 884 at the Amelia Island Collegiate. The Bearcats women’s program showed continued growth under Carl’s watch, due in part to the play of Hillery Wilson and Allison Mayborg. Carl coached Wilson to nine tournament titles, while helping Mayborg and Sarah Stamper earn their first career victories as well. As a team, UC scored its biggest victory in the fall of 2006, when it captured the Lady Irish Invitational. Her work with the program was recognized on a national level in the fall of 2006, when Carl was 14

Prior to her appointment at UC, Carl served as golf coach at Notre Dame Academy in Park Hills, Ky. from 1999-2001, winning Cincinnati Enquirer Coach of the Year honors all three years and Cincinnati Post Coach of the Year twice. She came to the Cincinnati area in 1993 and served in various positions within the golf community prior to taking the post at Notre Dame Academy. The graduate of the University of Alabama served as assistant director of the LPGA Junior Girls Golf Clubs in 1994 before being named executive director. She is a Class A member of LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals. Carl was also an instructor in Mexico, Georgia, Vermont and Florida. She currently teaches at the Golf Ranch in Burlington, Ky. and golf schools at Pine Needles Resort and Golf Club

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BRAD SMITH

ASSISTANT WOMEN’S GOLF COACH | 2ND SEASON

Brad Smith joined the UC coaching staff in the winter of 2016 with decades of golf instruction experience including nine years as a high school coach, 11 years as a NCAA Division I college coach, and 30 years as a PGA golf professional. Operating his own full-service golf company - Golf Doctor, Smith has given thousands of lessons over the years to students all over the world. Smith comes to UC after, most recently, coaching at Springboro High School in Springboro, Ohio where he coached the boys team and individually instructed some members of the girls team. During his tenure, Smith was named the Greater Western Ohio Conference (GWOC) South Coach of the Year three times. As a certified golf instructor, Smith was recently named the Southern Ohio PGA 2014 Teacher of the Year and was nominated for the 2015 National PGA Teacher of the Year. Prior to his stint at the high school level, Smith was the golf coach at the University of Dayton, serving as the head coach of the women’s team for 10 seasons and the men’s team for five seasons before resigning on Feb. 9, 2006 due to increased responsibilities with his golfing business. Smith resides in Springboro with his wife of over 30 years, Teri, and their sons, Spencer and Ty. In addition to his golf work, Smith and his family established a nonprofit organization – Smith Brain Connections.

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ASHLEY CASSIDY SENIOR | DOYLESTOWN, PA. | CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 2015-16 Season | Junior: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in all 11 events ... posted a 76.7 average during 33 rounds ... was UC’s top finisher in five events ... shot four rounds of even-par 72 during the season ... recorded a low-three-round score of 219 at the Amelia Island Collegiate (Feb. 22 - 23) which was a team-best for the year ... carded a career-best three-under-par 69 during the first round at the Web.com Intercollegiate (April 4 - 5) which was also a team-best for the season ... tied for 31st at The American Championship.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // JUNIOR SEASON 9/15-16 9/28-29 10/5-6 10/19-20 10/25-27 2/22-23 3/11-13 3/20-22 3/25-27 4/4-5 4/17-19

Cardinal Cup T-22 76-78-77=231 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate T-22 72-76-84=232 Bearcats Fall Classic 20 78-79-80=237 Cardinal Cup T-21 74-77-74=225 Pat Bradley Invite T-22 72-75-79=226 Amelia Island Collegiate 6 75-72-72=219 Clover Cup T-61 73-83-79=235 Citrus Challenge T-33 75-77-78=230 Bearcats Spring Classic T-18 81-81-75=237 Web.com Intercollegiate T-12 69-71-80=220 AAC Championship T-31 79-77-84=240

2014-15 // SOPHOMORE SEASON 9/7 9/15-16 9/29-30 10/6-7 10/20-22 11/2-4 2/23-24 3/13-15 3/20-22 3/30-31 4/10-11 4/19-21

2014-15 Season | Sophomore: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in all 12 events ... recorded a 78.0 average during 31 rounds ... led the Bearcats with a 39th-place finish at the Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational which included shooting a season-low round of 73 in the second round en route to a season-best 229 three-round score ... carded seven rounds of 76 or lower ... tied for 39th at the American Championship.

2013-14 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in nine of 10 events ... recorded a 79.2 average during 29 rounds ... opened 76-81=157 her collegiate career by placing tied for 32nd at the 77-77-78=232 79-81-79=239 Indiana Fall Kickoff with a final-round 74 ... recorded

Cardinal Kickoff T-16 Cardinal Cup 39 Forest Oak Fall Classic 65 Bearcat Fall Classic T-12 76 Old Waverly Bulldog Invite 39 80-73-76 FIU Pat Bradley Invite 35 77-78-77=232 Amelia Island Collegiate T-25 78-74=152 Clover Cup T-60 80-83-77=240 Bearcat Spring Classic T-31 78-82-77=237 Web.com Intercollegiate T-82 77-81-77=235 Murray State Invite 13 79-75-77=231 AAC Championship T-39 75-80-79=234

2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON 9/8 9/16-17 9/30-10/2 10/7-9 10/21-23 10/27-28 *2/17-18 5 3/14-16 3/21-23 4/7-8 4/20-22

Indiana Fall Kick Off Cardinal Cup Old Waverly Price’s Give ‘Em Five FIU Pat Bradley Invite Palmetto Invitational Amelia Island Clover Cup Plantation Inn Marsh Landing AAC Championship

T-32 81-74=155 T-71 83-84-86=253 - T-65 82-75-79=236 T-34 74-72-81=227 T-53 79-78-76=233 T-54 78-81-79=238 T-25 75-78-74=227 T-27 80-76-77=233 93 83-79-79=241 35 93-82-79=254

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 93 7,246 77.9 16

her best 54-hole score during the FIU Pat Bradley Invitational with a score of 74-72-81=227 ... tied the season-best performance at the Clover Cup with a score of 75-78-74=227, placing tied for 25th ... carded 12 rounds of 78 or lower ... finished 35th at the American Championship. High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Central Bucks High School ... played for the girls golf team for two years before playing for the boys team as a junior and senior after the school was unable to field a girls team ... led Central Bucks East girls golf to league, district, regional and state titles as a sophomore, making the Patriots the first public school to win PIAA state girls golf championship ... played at the No. 1 spot on the boys team as a junior and senior while the team was undefeated 26-0 and Suburban one League champions ... named MVP of the boys team as a junior and senior ... was selected all-league four times, all-district three times and allstate twice ... finished fifth at the Pennsylvania State Junior Amateur Championship in 2010 and 7th in 2011 ... was a member of the National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society and Key Club. Personal: Born on January 23, 1995 ... daughter of Carol and Barry ... majoring in finance.

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VALENTINA HERRERA SENIOR | BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

2015-16 Season | Junior: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in eight of the team’s 11 events ... tied for 25th at The American Championship (April 17 - 19) including a season-best round of 72 during the first round and a third-round hole-in-one on hole No. 12 ... was UC’s top finisher at the Clover Cup (March 11 - 13) with a 39th-placement ... averaged a round of 77.9 over 27 rounds of play. 2014-15 Season | Sophomore: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in nine of 12 events ... placed first at the Murray State Invitational with a YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS three-round score of 224 ... led UC in scoring in three events ... compiled an average of 75.8 in 31 rounds 2015-16 // JUNIOR SEASON ... tied for 26th place at the American Championship *9/15 NKU Fall Classic 7 80-80-80=240 10/5-6 Bearcats Fall Classic 9 75-73-79=227 with a three-round score of 227. 10/19-20 2/22-23 3/11-13 3/20-22 3/25-27 4/4-5 4/17-19

Cardinal Cup Amelia Island Collegiate Clover Cup Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic Web.com Intercollegiate AAC Championship

T-57 80-77-77=234 T-26 77-76-73=226 39 74-78-75=227 T-50 76-80-77=233 T-54 80-78-89=247 T-64 80-75-78=233 T-25 72-85-81=238

2014-15 // SOPHOMORE SEASON

9/7 Cardinal Kickoff T-32 84-80=164 *9/15-16 Cardinal Cup 71 77-83-82=242 9/29-30 Forest Oak Fall Classic T-61 79-79-80=238 *10/6-7 Bearcat Fall Classic T-63 83 *10/20-22 Old Waverly Bulldog Int’l 55 83-75-80=238 11/2-4 FIU Pat Bradley Invite 38 79-77-78=234 2/23-24 Amelia Island Collegiate T-31 79-75=154 3/13-15 Clover Cup T-51 83-75-72=234 3/20-22 Bearcat Spring Classic T-31 81-80-76=237 3/30-31 Web.com Intercollegiate T-78 80-74-80=234 4/10-11 Murray State Invite 1 72-77-75=224 4/19-21 AAC Championship T-26 74-76-77=227

2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/16-17 Cardinal Cup *9/30-10/2 Old Waverly 10/7-9 Price’s Give ‘Em Five 10/21-23 FIU Pat Bradley Invite 10/27-28 Palmetto Invitational 2/17-18 Amelia Island 5 3/14-16 Clover Cup 3/21-23 Plantation Inn 4/20-22 AAC Championship

T-51 80-77-81=238 T-28 78-77-71=226 T-45 77-75-77=229 T-41 80-74-74=228 T-53 79-78-76=233 T-65 81-76-87=244 T-82 84-82-81=247 T-58 84-79-80=243 T-36 82-89-88=259

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS Rounds Strokes Average 85 6,603 77.7

2013-14 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in seven events and as an individual in two ... recorded a 79.5 scoring average during 27 rounds ... recorded her best 54-hole score during the Old Waverly Classic with a score of 78-7771=227 ... carded nine rounds of 77 or lower during the fall season ... finished tied for 45th at the Price’s Give `Em Five Intercollegiate with consistent rounds of 77-75-77=229 ... led the Bearcats with a tie for 26th at the American Championship. Personal: Majoring in industrial management.

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SOFIA LANGENIUS SENIOR | HOVAS, SWEEDEN

2015-16 Season | Junior: Competed as an individual in five events ... carded a career-best round of 75 at the Bearcats Spring Classic (March 25 - 27) ... finished in a season-best tie for eighth place at the Northern Kentucky Fall Classic (Sept. 15) ... averaged a round of 80.4 during 15 rounds of play. 2014-15 Season | Sophomore: Competed individually at the Bearcat Classic, carding a score of 87.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // JUNIOR SEASON *9/15 *10/5-6 *3/11-13 *3/20-22 *3/25-27

NKU Fall Classic Bearcats Fall Classic Clover Cup Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic

T-8 81-80-80=241 40 88-78-81=247 T-73 78-85-77=240 T-75 78-80-80=238 T-28 86-75-79=240

2014-15 // SOPHOMORE SEASON *10/6-7

Bearcat Fall Classic

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2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/16-17 Cardinal Cup *3/21-23 Plantation Inn

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87=87

89-86-81=256 85-88-82=255

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 22 1,804 82.0

2013-14 Season | Freshman: Competed at two events as an individual for UC ... finished with an 85.2 scoring average during six rounds ... recorded a season-low round of 81 at the Cardinal Cup ... carded a season-best three-round score of 85-88-82=255 at the UC Spring Invitational at Plantation Inn.

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TARA LIEBERT SENIOR | MASON, OHIO | MASON 2014-15 Season | Sophomore: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in 11 of 12 events ... recorded a 78.5 average during 28 rounds ... led the Bearcats in scoring in two events including shooting a two-round 157 at the Cardinal Kickoff and a three-round 230 at the Cardinal Cup ... shot a season-low 73 in the first round at the Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational ... tied for 43rd at the American Championship.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // JUNIOR SEASON 9/15-16 10/5-6 10/19-20 10/25-27 2/22-23 3/11-13 3/20-22 3/25-27 4/4-5 4/17-19

Memphis Intercollegiate Bearcats Fall Classic Cardinal Cup Pat Bradley Invite Amelia Island Collegiate Clover Cup Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic Web.com Intercollegiate AAC Championship

T-22 76-78-77=231 1 73-72-76=221 T-29 75-72-81=228 T-41 80-76-75=231 T-56 79-70-85=234 T-55 81-80-72=233 T-81 77-83-80=240 1 77-73-71=221 T-27 73-78-73=224 40 89-83-79=251

2014-15 // SOPHOMORE SEASON 9/7 9/15-16 9/29-30 10/6-7 10/20-22 3/13-15 3/20-22 3/30-31 4/10-11 4/19-21

Cardinal Kickoff T-16 Cardinal Cup 29 Forest Oak Fall Classic T-54 Bearcat Fall Classic T-35 Old Waverly Bulldog Int’l 55 Clover Cup 86 Bearcat Spring Classic T-31 Web.com Intercollegiate T-81 Murray State Invite T-21 AAC Championship T-43

2013-14 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in one event and as an individual at three ... recorded an 80.0 average during 11 rounds ... opened her collegiate career by placing 36th at the Indiana Fall Kickoff with rounds of 80-77=157 ... recorded a season-best round of 70 during the final day of the Old Waverly Classic, also carding her best 54-hole score of the season at 79-84-70=233 ... carded rounds of 73 and 75 during the UC Spring Invitational.

78-79=157 73-79-78=230 80-76-81=237 80=80 73-81-84=238 84-87-84=255 79-79-79=237 77-80=157 78-77-81=236 81-78-78=237

2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/8 9/30-10/2 *5 3/14-16 *3/21-23

Indiana Fall Kick Off Old Waverly Clover Cup Plantation Inn

T-36 80-77=157 44 79-84-70=233 86 84-87-84=255 T-37 73-87-75=235

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 69 5,157 74.7

High School: Was a three-time all-conference firstteam selection ... named to the all-star SWOHSGGCA third team as a sophomore, second team as a junior and first team as a senior ... selected as the Ohio Valley Golf Association Player of the Year as a sophomore, earning tour champion honors ... earned the Mason High School Comet Award as a junior and senior ... named Greater Miami Conference Player of the Year ... selected as a girls golf all-star by the Cincinnati Enquirer ... helped Mason earn conference, sectional and state titles as a sophomore ... led the Comets to a conference, sectional and district championship as a senior, finishing fifth in the state tournament ... was a cum laude graduate, earning honors status. Personal: Born May 6, 1995 ... daughter of Lori and Lance Liebert ... has one sister ... majoring in sport administration.

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CHRISTINA GLOOR JUNIOR | MATTSTETTEN, SWITZERLAND | ESC LA NEUVEVILLE

2015-16 // SOPHOMORE SEASON 9/15-16 9/28-29 10/5-6 10/19-20 10/25-27 2/22-23 3/11-13 3/20-22 3/25-27 4/4-5 4/17-19

average of 73 on three separate occasions during the year ... tallied a 77.1 average during 31 rounds ... carded 10 rounds of 75 or lower ... placed 36th at the American Championship with a three-round score of 232.

2014-15 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring teams in 11 of 12 events including 77-75-77=229 leading the team in four ... recorded a season-low

Personal: Born May 14, 1993 ... Daughter of Philippe and Edith Gloor ... majoring in sports administration.

Memphis Intercollegiate T-18 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate T-22 72-76-84=232 Bearcats Fall Classic 7 75-79-71=225 Cardinal Cup T-50 77-74-81=232 Pat Bradley Invite 44 78-79-75=232 Amelia Island Collegiate T-7 69-74-77=220 Clover Cup T-49 76-81-75=232 Citrus Challenge T-50 74-75-84=233 Bearcat Spring Classic T-23 76-83-79=238 Web.com Intercollegiate T-37 72-76-78=226 AAC Championship T-18 83-73-76=232

2014-15 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/7 9/15-16 9/29-30 10/6-7 10/20-22 11/2-4 2/23-24 3/13-15 3/20-22 3/30-31 4/10-11 4/19-21

2015-16 Season | Sophomore: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in all 11 events ... was UC’s top finisher in two events including placing in a tie for 18th at The American Championship (April 17 - 19) ... shot a career-best one-under-par 71 during the final round at the Bearcats Fall Classic (Oct. 5 - 6) ... carded an even-par 72 during the first round at the Web.com Intercollegiate (April 4 - 5) ... posted a 76.8 round average during 33 rounds of play.

Cardinal Kickoff Cardinal Cup Forest Oak Fall Classic Bearcat Fall Classic Old Waverly Bulldog Invite FIU Pat Bradley Invite Amelia Island Collegiate Clover Cup Bearcat Spring Classic Web.com Intercollegiate Murray State Invite AAC Championship

22 65 T-29 T-35 48 29 T-31 T-18 T-10 T-82 4 36

78-81=159 80-78-81=239 81-75-74=230 80 83-73-77=233 78-73-79=230 78-76=154 74-75-79=228 78-75-75=228 81-75-79=235 77-76-73=226 78-75-79=232

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 64 4,924 76.9

High School: Finished second at Championnat Suisse Orientale in 2012 ... holds a career-best round of one-under-par 71.

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ANIKA HITT

SOPHOMORE | MEQUON, WIS. | HOMESTEAD 2015-16 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team in three events ... shot a season-best round of 77 on three occasions including twice competing as an individual at the Bearcats Fall Classic (Oct. 5 - 6) where she placed in a season-best tie for 17th place ... carded an average of 79.8 during 18 rounds of play. High School: Placed second at the WIAA state golf tournament, was named First Team All State, and was selected as Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Player of

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // FRESHMAN SEASON 9/15-16 9/28-29 *10/5-6 10/25-27 *3/20-22 *3/25-27

Memphis Intercollegiate Lady Pirate Intercollegiate Bearcats Fall Classic Pat Bradley Invite Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic

T-30 78-78-77=233 T-69 82-86-84=252 T -17 77-81-77=235 T-53 80-78-79=237 T-75 78-82-78=238 T-36 81-78-83=242

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 18 1,437 79.8

the Year as both a junior and as a senior ... finished first in 14 of 17 tournaments as a senior ... shot an eight-under 66 in the WIAA sectional tournament as a junior ... played with the MN/WI Cup Team which compiled a 3-0-1 overall record ... earned High Honor Roll distinction in the classroom ... four-year merit award winner for service in school and in the community. Personal: Born Feb. 19, 1997 ... daughter of Brad and Karol Hitt ... majoring in finance.

CINCINNATI WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GOLF 2016-17 CINCINNATI BEARCATS

ELIZABETH KEELING SOPHOMORE | KNOXVILLE, TENN. | FARRAGUT 2015-16 Season | Freshman: Competed as an individual in five events ... shot a season-best round of 73 during the final round at the Bearcats Fall Classic (Oct. 5 - 6) where she placed in a season-best tie for 26th ... carded three rounds of 75 or better ... averaged a round of 80.9 during 13 rounds.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/15 *10/5-6 *3/20-22 *3/25-27

NKU Fall Classic Bearcats Fall Classic Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic

6 T -26 109 WD

High School: Member of golf team at Farragut High School which placed in the top five at the state tournament four-consecutive years including placing runner-up her sophomore season ... served as team co-captain as a sophomore and junior ... placed third

83-75-81=239 79-88-73=240 87-81-82=250 87

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 13 1,052 80.9

individually at the Baylor Preview, runner-up at the Crossville High School Invitational, and was the top performer at the FCA High School Invitational as a senior ... was an honor roll member throughout her high school academic career as well as graduated with honors and distinction ... member of the National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Health Occupations Students of America, Spanish Club. Personal: Born Jan. 12, 1997 ... daughter of Diana and Terry Keeling ... majoring in exploratory studies.

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF 2016-17 CINCINNATI BEARCATS

EMMA WACHTEL

SOPHOMORE | RORSCHWIHR, FRANCE | JEAN STURM GYMNASIUM 2015-16 Season | Freshman: Competed as a member of UC’s scoring team at the Lady Pirate Intercollegiate (Sept. 28 - 29) and individually in four events ... shot a season-best low round of 75 during the opening round at the Northern Kentucky Fall Classic where she finished in a season-high second place and put togther a seasonbest three-round score of 231 ... averaged a round of 81.4 during 15 rounds of play during the season. High School: Coached by Thierry Abbas ... played for Golf Club Strasbourg ... placed runner-up at both the

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015-16 // FRESHMAN SEASON *9/15 9/28-29 *10/5-6 *3/20-22 *3/25-27

NKU Fall Classic Lady Pirate Intercollegiate Bearcats Fall Classic Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic

2 72 T -37 T-70 T-72

75-80-76=231 79-83-91=253 81-84-81=246 80-79-78=237 81-87-86=254

*Competed As Individual

CAREER TOTALS

Rounds Strokes Average 15 1,221 81.4

Grand Prix de Nancy in 2015 and the Grand Prix de Metz Cherisey in 2015, first at the Grand Prix de Nancy and at the Regional Women’s Championship in 2014, tops at the Grand Prix de Reims and the Regional Women’s Championship in 2013, and winner at the Grand Prix de Strasbourg in 2012 ... as a team, Golf Club Strasbourg has won four-consecutive Regional Championships Personal: Born Feb. 18, 1997 ... daughter of Sandra and Daniel Wachtel ... majoring in international business.

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF 2016-17 CINCINNATI BEARCATS

ALYSSA BURRITT FRESHMAN | BELLBROOK, OHIO | BELLBROOK High School: Named First Team All-Southwestern Buckeye League as a senior while playing on the boys team ... served as the team captain and was selected as the team’s most valuable player after recording the Golden Eagles’ lowest season-scoring average of 76.5 ... was the conference’s lone female district qualifier with a score of 75 in the sectional tournament ... earned many awards as a senior including Dayton Daily News Athlete of the Week, IHeartRadio Subway Scholar Athlete of the Week and Penn Station Athlete of the Month ... recoginzed with Southwestern Buckeye League’s Principal’s Scholar Athlete distinction

and as well as her school’s Exemplary Scholastic Achievement Award ... four-year honor roll member, co-president of Bellbrook’s National Honor Society, while also being a member of both the Key and International Clubs. Personal: Born Oct. 2, 1997 ... daughter of Susanne and Bob Burritt ... majoring in mathematics ... chose UC over Illinois.

DANIELA MURCIA FRESHMAN | BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA

High School: One of seven Colombian females in the 15-17 age division to compete in the 2015 IMG Academy Junior World Golf Championships qualifier at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego, California, carding a three-round score of 244 to finish third and ended play on a strong note with a third-round, two-over-par 74 ... also in 2015, paced the ladies youth field at the National Youth Championship Pre and Arturo Claro Street Youth Cup with even-par rounds of 72 ... recorded the top female finish at the 2013 Colombian Federation of Golf Donovan Cup National Championships qualifier at eight under par, besting second place by 12 strokes ... honor roll

student throughout her academic career and has been tops in her class in subjects including chemistry and physics ... off-the-course accolades also include excellence awards in photography and participation in leadership initiatives designed to help those less fortunate. Personal: Born Nov. 21, 1997 ... daughter of Gloria Leon and Juan Murcia ... majoring in exploratory studies, with interests in business.

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF 2015-16 YEAR IN REVIEW

2015-16 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL SEASON TOTALS Name Ashley Cassidy Christina Gloor Valentina Herrera Anika Hitt Elizabeth Keeling Sofia Langenius Tara Liebert Stefanie Mitchell Emma Wachtel

TEAM SEASON TOTALS CINCINNATI

Rounds 33 33 27 18 13 15 30 33 15

Strokes 2532 2535 2105 1437 1052 1206 2317 2576 1221

Avg. 76.7 76.8 77.9 79.8 80.9 80.4 77.2 78.0 81.4

Low Round 69 71 72 77 73 75 71 72 75

Low 3-Round 75+72+72=219 69+74+77=220 77+76+73=226 77+81+77=235 85+75+76=236 78+80+80=238 73+72+76=221 72+78+75=225 75+80+76=231

Low Finish 6 at Amelia Island Collegiate T-7 at Amelia Island Collegiate T-25 at The American Championship T-17 at Bearcats Fall Classic T-26 at Bearcats Fall Classic T-8 at Northern Kentucky Fall Classic 1 at Bearcats Fall Classic, Bearcats Spring Classic 8 at Bearcats Fall Classic 2 at Northern Kentucky Fall Classic

Rounds 33

Strokes 10,105

Avg. 306.2

Low Round 292

Low 3-Round 296+290+298=884

Low Finish 1 at Bearcats Fall Classic, Bearcats Spring Classic

Memphis Intercollegiate (15 teams) Sept. 15-16 3. Cincinnati ................... 305-306-306=917 (+65) T-18. Christina Gloor – 77-75-77=229 (+16) T-22. Ashley Cassidy – 76-78-77=231 (+18) T-30. Stefanie Mitchell – 74-77-82=233 (+20) T-30. Anika Hitt – 78-78-77=233 (+20) T-35. Tara Liebert – 83-76-75=234 (+21) Northern Kentucky Fall Classic (Individuals) Sept. 15 **2. Emma Wachtel – 75-80-76=231 (+18) **6. Elizabeth Keeling – 83-75-81=239 (+26) **7. Valentina Herrera – 80-80-80=240 (+27) **T-8. Sofia Langenius – 81-80-80=241 (+28) Lady Pirate Intercollegiate (17 teams) Sept. 28-29 12. Cincinnati ....................309-323-325=957 (+93) T-22. Ashley Cassidy – 72-76-84=232 (+16) T-35. Christina Gloor – 78-80-78=236 (+20) T-50. Stefanie Mitchell – 80-84-79=243 (+27) T-69. Anika Hitt – 82-86-84=252 (+36) 72. Emma Wachtel – 79-83-91=253 (+37) Bearcats Fall Classic (8 teams) Oct. 5-6 1. Cincinnati.................297-303-298=898 (+34) 1. Tara Liebert - 73-72-76=221 (+5) 7. Christina Gloor - 75-79-71=225 (+9) 8. Stefanie Mitchell - 74-80-72=226 (+10) 9. Valentina Herrera - 75-73-79=227 (+11) **T-17. Anika Hitt - 77-81-77=235 (+19) 20. Ashley Cassidy - 78-79-80=237 (+21) **T-26. Elizabeth Keeling - 79-88-73=240 (+24) **T-37. Emma Wachtel - 81-84-81=246 (+30) **40. Sofia Langenius - 88-78-81=247 (+31) Cardinal Cup (15 teams) Oct. 19-20 11. Cincinnati ....................304-296-313=913 (+49) T-21. Ashley Cassidy – 74-77-74=225 (+9) T-29. Tara Liebert – 75-72-81=228 (+12) T-50. Christina Gloor – 77-74-81=232 (+16) T-54. Stefanie Mitchell – 78-73-82=233 (+17) T-57. Valentina Herrera – 80-77-77=234 (+18)

FIU Pat Bradley Invitational (14 teams) Oct. 25-27 11. Cincinnati ....................307-306-308=921 (+57) T-22. Ashley Cassidy - 72-75-79=226 (+10) T-41. Tara Liebert - 80-76-75=231 (+15) 44. Christina Gloor - 78-79-75=232 (+16) T-45. Stefanie Mitchell - 77-77-80=234 (+18) **T-49. Elizabeth Keeling - 85-75-76=236 (+20) T-53. Anika Hitt - 80-78-79=237 (+21) Amelia Island Collegiate (16 teams) Feb. 22-23 2. Cincinnati .................. 296-290-298=884 (+20) 6. Ashley Cassidy – 75-72-72=219 (+3) T-7. Christina Gloor – 69-74-77=220 (+4) T-22. Stefanie Mitchell – 75-74-76=225 (+9) T-26. Valentina Herrera – 77-76-73=226 (+10) T-56. Tara Liebert – 79-70-85=234 (+18) Clover Cup (17 teams) March 11-13 12. Cincinnati ................... 303-321-300=924 (+60) 39. Valentina Herrera – 74-78-75=227 (+11) T-49. Christina Gloor – 76-81-75=232 (+16) T-55. Tara Liebert – 81-80-72=233 (+17) T-61. Ashley Cassidy – 73-83-79=235 (+19) T-73. Stefanie Mitchell – 80-82-78=240 (+24) **T-73. Sofia Langenius – 78-85-77=240 (+24) MSU Spring Citrus Challenge (20 teams) March 20-22 10. Cincinnati .....................297-310-310=917 (+53) T-13. Stefanie Mitchell – 72-78-75=225 (+9) T-33. Ashley Cassidy – 75-77-78=230 (+14) T-50. Christina Gloor – 74-75-84=233 (+17) T-50. Valentina Herrera – 76-80-77=233 (+17) **T-70. Emma Wachtel – 80-79-78=237 (+21) **T-75. Anika Hitt – 78-82-78=238 (+22) **T-75. Sofia Langenius – 78-80-80=238 (+22) T-81. Tara Liebert – 77-83-80=240 (+24) **109. Elizabeth Keeling – 87-81-82=250 (+34) Bearcats Spring Classic (17 teams) March 25-27 1. Cincinnati .................... 314-312-303=929 (+65) 1. Tara Liebert – 77-73-71=221 (+5) T-18 Ashley Cassidy – 81-81-75=237 (+21) T-23 Christina Gloor – 76-83-79=238 (+22)

** Competed as an individual 25

T-25 Stefanie Mitchell – 81-80-78=239 (23) **T-28 Sofia Langenius – 86-75-79=240 (+24) **T-36 Anika Hitt – 81-78-83=242 (+26) **T-72 Emma Wachtel – 81-87-86=254 (+38) T-54 Valentina Herrera – 80-78-89=247 (+31) **WD - Elizabeth Keeling – 87 (+15) Web.com Intercollegiate (16 teams) April 4-5 8. Cincinnati ...................292-299-309=900 (+36) T-12 Ashley Cassidy – 69-71-80=220 (+4) T-27 Tara Liebert – 73-78-73=224 (+8) T-37 Christina Gloor – 72-76-78=226 (+10) T-64 Valentina Herrera – 80-75-78=233 (+17) T-70 Stefanie Mitchell – 78-77-81=236 (+20) The American Championship (9 teams) April 17-19 8. Cincinnati .....................316-313-316=945 (+81) T-18. Christina Gloor – 83-73-76=232 (+16) T-25. Valentina Herrera – 72-85-81=238 (+22) T-31. Ashley Cassidy – 79-77-84=240 (+24) T-34. Stefanie Mitchell – 82-80-80=242 (+26) 40. Tara Liebert – 89-83-79=251 (+35)

CINCINNATI WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GOLF BEARCATS HISTORY

PROGRAM TIMELINE 1973 Carol Clark Johnson, a top coach and teacher for the National Golf Foundation, is hired as UC's first women's golf coach. Johnson hires local golfer Jane DeGroff as her assistant. 1974 A new era begins in UC golf as the women's team takes to the links for the first time. The Bearcats finish second at the Ohio Association of Intercollegiate Sports for Women (OAISW) as Connie Frick captures medallist honors, the first such accolade for the program. 1975 Connie Frick defends her OAISW crown, winning for the second consecutive year. 1976 Carol Clark Johnson is named the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Teacher of the Year for her work with the Bearcats. Chris Remme becomes UC's third straight medallist at the OAISW tournament.

1982 Bill Schwarberg retires as head coach after 28 seasons at the helm, while Carol Johnson steps down after nine years leading the women's squad. Both programs are temporarily suspended. 1987 The women's program returns with Peters at the helm. 1989 The women's team wins the first team title in program history, picking up the crown at the Franklin Invitational. Denise Peters becomes the third women's coach in program history, replacing Dan Peters. 1991 UC plays in the Metro Conference Tournament for the final time, placing fifth. Sara Schloss succeeds Denise Peters as the head women's coach. 1993 Kelly Ovington becomes the women's program's fifth head coach, beginning a five-run as coach. 1994 Cincinnati's women's squad finishes third in the Great Midwest Conference Championship. Meridth Mosley, Emily Ramsey and Missy Winkle are named the program's first female all-conference performers. 1995 In the final year of play in the Great Midwest Conference, the women's team places second, while the men finish third. Kerry Zebick breaks UC's all-time lowest individual round when she shoots a 72 at the Saluki and Lady Buckeye Invitationals. 1996 The squads start Conference USA play with a fifth place tally by the women and an eighth place showing by the men. 1998 UC men's golf coach John Reis assumes the helm of the women's golf squad.

CAROL FRICK 1978 Connie Frick wins the Helen Norman Smith Award, presented annually to Cincinnati's outstanding graduating female athlete. 1981 UC sets a new school record for the lowest score for a single round at the Purdue Invitational. Barb Mucha wins medalist honors at her first two collegiate tournaments (Illinois State Invitational and Indiana State Invitational).

1999 Shelley Jonda breaks UC's all-time lowest individual round when she fires a 71 on the final day of competition at the Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational. At the Illini Spring Classic, Jena Harris earns medalist honors, leading the Bearcats to the tournament team title. 2001 Kerry Sahms takes over as head coach for John Reis. 2002 Sophomore Allison Couch becomes the first Bearcats female golfer in nearly four years to win a tournament, 26

ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS 1994-95....................................................Meredith Mosley .......................................................................Emily Ramsey ........................................................................ Missy Winkle 1995-96.....................................................Meridith Mosley .......................................................................Emily Ramsey ..........................................................................Kerry Zebick 1996-97............................................................Kerry Zebick 1999-00.........................................................Shelley Jonda 2005-06........................................................Hillery Wilson 2006-07....................................................Allison Mayborg .......................................................................Hillery Wilson 2009-10...................................................Bambee Dela Paz ........................................................................Jenny Linville 2010-11....................................................Bambee Dela Paz 2011-12...........................................................Andrea Malek 2012-13...................................................................Alex Carl ............................................................................Olivia Dose 2013-14...............................................................Olivia Dose

TOURNAMENT TITLES 1989....................................................Franklin Invitational 1990............................................Lady Bearcat Invitational 1992......................................................Dayton Invitational 1994.............................................Indianapolis Invitational 1995.........................................................Eastern Kentucky 1999.......................................................Illini Spring Classic 2005..............................................Dayton Fall Invitational .................................................Big River Telephone Classic 2006................................................ Lady Irish Invitational .........................................................Cross River Shooutout .............................................................. UC Fall Invitational 2008................................................ UC Spring Invitational 2009............................................................. UC Fall Classic ...............................................U of Dayton Fall Invitational 2011..............................................................UD Invitational 2013................................................. UC Spring Invitational 2014......................................................Bearcat Fall Classic 2015............................................Murray State Invitational 2015.................................................... Bearcats Fall Classic 2016................................................Bearcats Spring Classic

CONFERENCE FINISHES 1990.....................................................4th - Metro Atlantic 1991......................................................4th - Metro Atlantic 1992.................................................................Independent 1993.................................................................Independent 1994.................................................... 3rd - Great Midwest 1995....................................................2nd - Great Midwest 1996-97............................................5th - Conference USA 1997-98............................................5th - Conference USA 1998-99............................................6th - Conference USA 1999-00...........................................6th - Conference USA 2000-01........................................... 7th - Conference USA 2001-02............................................6th - Conference USA 2002-03...........................................9th - Conference USA 2003-04...........................................9th - Conference USA 2004-05...........................................9th - Conference USA 2005-06...........................................9th - Conference USA 2006-07...................................................... 5th - BIG EAST 2007-08.......................................................3rd - BIG EAST 2008-09................................................... T-3rd - BIG EAST 2009-10....................................................... 4th - BIG EAST 2010-11.........................................................7th - BIG EAST 2011-12..........................................................7th - BIG EAST 2012-13........................................................ 4th - BIG EAST 2013-14........................................................6th - American 2014-15........................................................8th - American 2015-16........................................................8th - American

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF BEARCATS HISTORY when she earns medallist honors at the Notre Dame Invitational.

LOWEST INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS 67 Andrea Malek............ Pat Bradley Invitational............2011 68 Hillery Wilson.............. Rio Verde Invitational........... 2007 Mackenzie Moir...................Cardinal Cup....................2013 69 Hillery Wilson..................Dayton Fall Invite...............2005 Hillery Wilson...................Lady Irish Invite................2006 Olivia Dose........................Cards Challenge..................2011 Olivia Dose................. Pat Bradley Invitational...........2012 Ashley Cassidy...........Amelia Island Collegiate..........2016 70 Bambee Dela Paz.............UC Spring Invite................2008 Andrea Malek..................... Give ‘Em Five....................2011 Olivia Dose.............................Clover Cup......................2013 Olivia Dose.......................... Give ‘Em Five...................2013 Tara Liebert.........................IU Fall Kickoff...................2013 Andrea Malek..................... Give Em’ Five...................2013 71 Shelley Jonda.................Lady Buckeye Invite .............1999 Hillery Wilson................... Bay Tree Classic.................2004 Anna Cumtell..............Sea Trail Intercollegiate..........2008 Bambee Dela Paz.......Sea Trail Intercollegiate..........2008 Bambee Dela Paz.............. UC Fall Classic.......2010(twice) Olivia Dose..............................UC Invite........................2011 Andrea Malek...............Marsh Landing Invite.............2012 Olivia Dose................. Old Waverly Invitational..........2012 Olivia Dose........................UC Spring Invite.................2013 Alex Carl.......................... BIG EAST Champs................2013 Valentina Herrera........... Old Waverly Invite...............2013 Stefanie Mitchell...................Clover Cup......................2014 Tara Liebert................... Bearcats Fall Classic..............2015 Christina Gloor..........Amelia Island Collegiate..........2016 Tara Liebert.................Bearcats Spring Classic...........2016 72 Barb Mucha........................ Not Available...................1982 Kerry Zebick....................Saluki Invitational...............1995 Kerry Zebick...................Lady Buckeye Invite..............1995 Allison Couch..................N. Kentucky Invite..............2004 Allison Mayborg..................Cardinal Cup...................2004 Hillery Wilson................... Bay Tree Classic.................2004 Hillery Wilson................... Bay Tree Classic.................2005 Hillery Wilson......................Cardinal Cup................... 2007 Kate Moore..........................Cardinal Cup...................2008 Marianne Erb..............Sea Trail Intercollegiate..........2008 Anna Cumtell..................... UC Fall Classic..................2008 Anna Cumtel................... BIG EAST Champs...............2009 Bambee Dela Paz.............UC Spring Invite................2009 Bambee Dela Paz........... BIG EAST Champs...............2009 Bambee Dela Paz.............Canes and Cards.................2010 Alex Carl............................Canes and Cards.................2010 Alex Carl............................ Memphis Invite..................2010 Sage Roth.........................UC Spring Invite..................2011 Maria Roos..........................Cardinal Cup....................2012 Maria Roos.......................UC Spring Invite.................2013 Stefanie Mitchell............ BIG EAST Champs................2013 Ashley Cassidy.......................Clover Cup......................2013 Valentina Herrera.......... Murray State Invite..............2015 Stefanie Mitchell........Bearcats Spring Classic...........2015 Stefanie Mitchell.......... Bearcats Fall Classic..............2015 Valentina Herrera.......... AAC Championship...............2016

2003 Following one year as an assistant coach, Janet Carl takes over as head coach as the duties for the men's and women's teams are split. 2004 Junior Allison Couch wins back-to-back tournaments in April, taking medalist honors at the Krump Kup and Bronco Invitational. 2009 In addition to her women’s head coach title, Janet Carl is promoted to Director of Golf at Cincinnati. 2010 UC’s women’s team captures a pair of tournament titles (UC Fall Invitational, Dayton Fall Invitational) while placing two golfers on the all-BIG EAST team for the first time sine 2007. 2011 Andrea Malek cards a program record score of 67 during the third and final round at the Pat Bradley Invitational. Malek finshed runner-up at the tournament, just two shots off the lead. 2012 Cincinnati finishes fourth overall the BIG EAST Championship, just one shot back of St. John’s in third place. Alex Carl and Olivia Dose are later named to the All-BIG EAST Team, marking the fourth-straight year UC has been recognized with all-conference honorees. 2013 The Bearcats finish sixth overall at the inaugural American Athletic Conference Women’s Golf Championship with Olivia Dose placing fifth on the individual leaderboard. Dose went on to earn All-Conference honors. 2015 UC shoots a three-round program record score of 884 at the Amelia Island Collegiate. The Bearcats placed runner-up in the highly-competitive 16-team field.

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME RESULTS 2015-16 Sept. 15-16 Sept. 28-29 Oct. 5-6 Oct. 19-20 Oct. 25-27 Feb. 22-23 March 11-13 March 20-22 March 25-27 April 4-5 April 17-19

Memphis Intercollegiate Lady Pirate Intercollegiate Bearcats Fall Classic Cardinal Cup FIU Pat Bradley Invitational Amelia Island Intercollegiate Clover Cup MSU Spring Citrus Challenge Bearcats Spring Classic Web.com Intercollegiate American Athletic Conference

Sept. 7 Sept. 15-16 Sept. 29-30 Oct. 6-7 Oct. 20-22 Nov. 2-4 Feb. 23-24 March 15 March 20-22 March 30-31 April 10-11 April 19-20

Cardinal Kickoff Cardinal Cup Forest Oaks Fall Classic Bearcat Fall Classic Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational FIU Pat Bradley Invitational Amelia Island Intercollegiate Clover Cup Bearcat Spring Classic Web.com Intercollegiate Murray State Invitational American Athletic Conference

Sept. 8 Sept. 16-17 Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Oct. 7-9 Oct. 20-22 Oct. 27-28 Feb. 17-18 March 14-16 March 21-23 April 7-8 April 20-22

Indiana University Fall Kickoff Cardinal Cup The Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational Price’s Give ‘Em Five Intercollegiate FIU Pat Bradley Invitational Palmetto Invitational Amelia Island Intercollegiate Clover Cup Plantation Inn Intercollegiate Marsh Landing Invitational American Athletic Conference

Sept. 10-12 Sept. 17-18 Sept. 28-30 Oct. 8-10 Oct. 21-23 Feb. 25-26 March 8-10 March 22-24 April 8-9 April 21-23

Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational Cardinal Cup Nittany Lion Invitational Price’s Give ‘Em Five Intercollegiate FIU Pat Bradley Invitational Sir Pizza Classic Clover Cup UC Spring Invitational Marsh Landing Invitational BIG EAST Championship

Sept. 19-20 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Oct. 10-12 Oct. 17-18 Oct. 23-25

Wild Eggs Cup PSU Invitational Give ‘Em Five UD Invitational Pat Bradley Inv.

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

2011-12

3rd of 15 12th of 17 1st of 8 11th of 15 11th of 14 2nd of 16 12th of 17 10th of 20 1st of 17 8th of 16 8th of 9

305-306-306=917 309-323-325=957 297-303-298=898 304-296-313=913 307-306-308=921 296-290-298=884 303-321-300=924 297-310-310=917 314-312-303=929 292-299-309=900 316-313-316=945

5th of 5 13th of 17 T12th of 18 1st of 16 13th of 13 7th of 13 6th of 15 7th of 15 4th of 17 17th of 17 1st of 11 8th of 9

320-318=638 309-314-315=938 311-311-311=933 307=307 318-302-315=935 312-300-307=919 310-299=609 313-305-304=922 312-311-303=926 312-311-303=926 302-304-303=909 305-306-307=918

4th of 7 7th of 13 7th of 11 T5th of 14 6th of 17 14th of 19 11th of 14 T10th of 15 T4th of 14 18th of 19 6th of 8

298-307=605 303-299-312=914 310-307-284=901 297-294-296=887 302-294-298=894 315-305-311=931 309-306-305=920 311-304-302=917 309-304-298=911 301-313-310=924 311-330-309=950

9th of 11 4th of 15 12th of 17 10th of 13 2nd of 14 11th of 16 T13th of 16 1st of 17 18th of 20 4th of 8

309-298-311=918 299-297-309-905 308-308-305=921 303-303-298=904 297-309-296=902 321-317-301=939 322-310-305=937 304-300=604* 305-311-302=918 304-298-303=905

9th of 11 6th of 15 11th of 15 1st of 13 6th of 15

320-304=624 316-305=621 299-301-312=912 303-302=605 313-298-305=916

Feb 26-28 March 16-18 March 23-25 April 2-3 April 22-24

Sir Pizza Challenge Clover Cup UC Spring Inv. Marsh Landing Inv. Big East Golf Champ.

Sept. 20-21 Oct. 2-3 Oct. 11-13 Oct. 25-26 Oct. 31-Nov 1 Feb. 27-Mar 11 Mar. 4-6 Mar. 25-27 April 4-5 April 17-19

UC Fall Classic Notre Dame Inv. Price’s Classic Memphis Inv. FIU Pat Bradley Cards Challenge Rio Verde Inv. UC Spring Inv. HOF Classic BIG EAST

Sept. 15-16 Sept. 28-29 Oct. 12-13 Oct. 20-21 Oct. 26-27 Feb. 23-24 Mar. 5-7 Mar. 13-14 Mar. 26-27 April 4-5 April 18-20

Napa River Grill UC Fall Classic Duramed MAC U of Dayton FIU Pat Bradley JU Classic Rio Verde Inv. Low Country UC Spring Inv. Canes and Cards BIG EAST

Sept. 15-16 Sept. 19-21 Oct. 6-7 Oct. 13-14 Nov. 3-4 Feb. 22-24 March 6-8 March 27-28 April 6-7 April 11 April 19-21

UC Fall Classic Sea Trail Intercollegiate Lady Herd Fall Classic Price’s Give ‘Em Five Intercollegiate UAB Fall Beach Blast Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Classic Duramed Collegiate Invitational UC Spring Invitational Canes and Cardinals Classic Ladies Midwest Shootout BIG EAST Championships

2010-11

2009-10

2008-09

2007-08

Sept. 17-18 Cardinal Cup Sept. 29-30 Wolverine Invitational Oct. 6-7 Hawkeye Invitational Oct. 19 Cincinnati Quadrangular Oct. 29-30 Ross Resorts Invitational Feb. 24-26 Cuthbert Cup March 7-9 Rio Verde Invitational March 28-29 UC Women’s Spring Invitational March 31-April 1 UC Spring Invitational April 4-5 Illini Spring Classic April 13-14 Cardinal Classic April 20-22 BIG EAST Championship

2006-07 28

13th of 14 12th of 12 9th of 19 3rd of 10 7th of 8

310-322-315=947 323-318-319=960 315-314-307=936 303-300-308=911 315-327-320=962

3rd of 16 13th of 13 11th of 12 8th of 16 7th of 15 11th of 14 T-8th of 17 10th of 23 T-4th of 9 7th of 8

308-305-300=913 314-322-327=963 300-308-298=906 317-318=635 304-299-298=901 311-313-309=933 312-315-308=935 315-304-308=927 325-306=631 320-325-320=967

12th of 12 1st of 15 10th of 16 1st of 10 11th of 15 3rd of 11 10th of 18 6th of 14 8th of 18 5th of 10 4th of 7

314-313-317=944 320-310-307=937 317-317-322=956 317-307=624 300-307-313=920 310-315=625 314-309-310=933 319-317=636 314-311-313=938 312-318-299=929 321-316-317=954

3rd of 11 4th of 17 2nd of 12 13th of 17 5th of 14 30th of 43 16th of 20 4th of 17 9th of 12 6th of 11 T-3rd of 7

306-298-303=907 312-310-294=916 307-317=624 311-313-309=933 310-310=620 334-319-319=972 311-311-317=939 300-308-329=937 303-317-321=941 335-325=660 301-313-303=917

10th of 17 8th of 10 3rd of 13 Cancelled 3rd of 15 9th of 13 13th of 18 4th of 12 1st of 10 T-2nd of 15 Withdrew 3rd of 7

308-304-305=917 315-314-318=947 315-309-312=936 316-302-316=934 312-299=611 311-310-317=938 314-304-307=925 315-311-317=943 325-312-296-933 306-310-304=933

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME RESULTS Sept. 18-19 Sept. 23-24 Sept. 29 Oct. 9-10 Oct. 16-17 Oct. 29-31 Feb. 11-14 March 9-11 March 19-20 March 23-24 April 3-4 April 16-17 April 22-24

Cardinal Cup Lady Irish Invitational vs. Northern Kentucky Legends of Indiana Shootout CINCINNATI FALL INVITATIONAL Ross Invitational Baja Invitational Rio Verde Invitational USF-Waterlefe Invitational Cincinnati Spring Invitational UC Women’s Spring Invitational Falcon Invitational BIG EAST Championship

11th of 13 1st of 14 W 13th of 18 1st of 9 7th of 13 9th of 13 T-9th of 18 9th of 14 4th of 9 2nd of 11 3rd of 11 5th of 7

319-314-313=946 310-306-303=919 304-340 311-313-310=934 303 317-308-318=942 325-348-332=1005 306-308-306=920 322-334-314=970 314 313-315=628 339-349-324=1012 309-323-307=939

11th of 13 T-2nd of 16 1st of 3 15th of 19 3rd, 8th of 11 1st, 5th of 10 T-10th of 13 1st of 11 10th of 14 2nd of 5 2nd, 6th of 8 6th of 16 5th of 7

330-319-323=972 305-302-301=908 314 311-307-313=931 322-317=639 295 311-322=633 324-325=649 327-335-322=984 329-319=648 333-320=653 314-311=625 312-313-310=935

Sept. 20-21 Sept. 24-26 Oct. 3-4 Oct. 4 Oct. 18-19 Nov. 1-2 Mar. 3-4 Mar. 11-13 Mar. 21-22 Apr. 4-5 Apr. 18-20

Cardinal Cup 7th of 12 Unlimited Potential/BayTree Classic 9th of 17 Huskie Classic 2nd of 10 Dayton Fall Invitational 3rd of 6 Great Smokies Women’s Golf Championship 13th of 24 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate 16th of 18 East/West Collegiate Golf Invitational 16th of 18 St. Croix Collegiate Classic 6th of 8 Lady Herd/El Diablo Intercollegiate 7th of 17 UC/UD Golf Invitational 2nd of 7 Conference USA Championship 9th of 10

313-323-323=959 318-310-308=936 331-338=669 344 316 327-320-320=967 338-310-323=971 329-324-326=979 315-326-317=958 323-322=645 332-326-322=980

Sept. 15-16 Sept. 20-21 Sept. 27-28 Oct. 27-28 Nov. 3-4 Mar. 22-23 Mar. 26-27 Apr. 5-6 Apr. 8 Apr. 11-12 Apr. 21-23

Cougar Invitational Cardinal Cup Notre Dame Invitational Precept Intercollegiate Edwin Watts Intercollegiate Bulldog Invitational NKU Invitational Lady Eagle Invitational Krump Kup Bronco Invitational Conference USA Championship

Sept. 23-24 Sept. 28-29 Oct. 11-12

Louisville Invitational Notre Dame Invitational Eastern Kentucky Invitational

2005-06

Sept. 19-20 Cardinal Cup Sept. 23-25 Unlimited Potential/BayTree Classic Oct. 6 Krump Kup Oct. 10 Legends of Indiana Shootout Oct. 24-25 CINCINNATI FALL CLASSIC Oct. 31 Dayton Fall Invitational Feb. 6-7 UCF Invitational March 6-7 Big River Telephone Classic March 20-21 Lady Herd/El Diablo Intercollegiate March 24-25 CINCINNATI SPRING INVITATIONAL Apr. 3-4 UC/UD WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE INVITE Apr. 14-15 Illini Spring Classic Apr. 23-25 BIG EAST Championship

2004-05

2003-04

2002-03

16th of 17 9th of 11 T-12th of 14 T-7th of 10 17th of 18 17th of 18 T-6th of 18 15th of 18 2nd of 4 6th of 9 9th of 9

333-336-323=992 338-343-339=1020 345-337-352=1034 331-338=669 342-341-336=1019 342-356=698 319-310=629 332-349-340=1021 331 335-331=666 367-349-354=1070

13th of 14 9th of 18 T-9th of 14

345-340-334=1019 336-322-324=982 322-331=653 29

Oct. 28-29 Nov. 4-5 Mar. 3-4 Mar. 10-11 Mar. 24-25 Apr. 7-8 Apr. 13-14 Apr. 16 Apr. 21-23

Precept Invitational Edwin Watts Intercollegiate Fighting Camel Classic Lady Racer Classic Lady Bulldog Intercollegiate Lady Eagle Invitational Bronco Invitational Krump Kup Highland Conference USA Championships

Sept. 7-9 Sept. 29-30 Oct. 8-9 Oct. 16 Nov. 5-6 Mar. 3-5 Mar. 17-19 Mar. 25-26 Apr. 1-2 Apr. 12-13 Apr. 19-21

Bay Tree Classic Notre Dame Invitational Heather Farr Memorial Marilynn Smith Palmetto Invitational Green Wave Classic Chris Banister Classic Lady Blazer Invitational Payne Stewart Memorial Illini Spring Classic Conference USA Championships

Feb. 8-10 Feb. 16-17 Feb. 25-25 Oct. 2-3 Oct. 13-15 Feb. 3-6 Mar. 5-6 Mar. 15-16 Mar. 27-29 Mar.31-Apr.3 Apr. 13-14 Apr. 15-17

Unlimited Potential/Bay Tree Classic Wolverine Invitational Memphis Intercollegiate Lady Pirate Intercollegiate Nittany Lion Invitational Southern Miss Invitational Tulane Invitational Snowbird Intercollegiate University of Hawaii/Wahine Invite UAB Invitational Illinois Intercollegiate Conference USA Championships

Sept. 10-12 Sept. 17-19 Sept. 25-26 Oct. 1-3 Oct. 9-10 Feb. 6-8 Feb. 21-22 Feb. 28-29 Apr. 1-2 Apr. 8-9 Apr. 14-16

Unlimited Potential/Baytree Classic Memphis Intercollegiate Mary Fossum Invitational Nittany Lion Invitational Wolverine Invitational Southern Miss Invitational UAB Invitational College of Charleston Invitational William & Mary Invitational James Madison Invitational Conference USA Championship

Sept. 12-13 Sept. 26-27 Oct. 3-4 Oct. 23-24 Feb. 8-9 Mar. 5-6 Apr. 2-3 Apr. 19-21

Mary Possum Invitational Yale Intercollegiate Wolverine Invitational Bonita Bay Invitational Southern Miss Invitational Fighting Camel Classic Fighting Illini Classic Conferences USA Championship

2001-02

2000-01

1999-00

1998-99

4th of 7 16th of 17 4th of 7 T-6th of 9 DNF 10th of 12 3rd of 10 2nd of 3 354 9th of 9

348-335=683 341-348-339=1028 353-336=689 354-341=695 338 327-332=659 354 347-328-355=1030

15th of 20 9th of 15 10th of 13 15th of 17 15th of 16 15th of 15 9th of 14 7th of 14 6th of 14 10th of 16 9th of 9

315-322-331=968 333-342=675 323-314=637 342 331-324-338=993 364-353=717 336-346=882 ???? 323-319=642 328-342=670 340-328=668 325-313-314=952

4th 11th of 12 12th of 13 4th of 16 14th of 16 12th of 15 15th of 15 T-12th of 17 17th of 18 T-6th of 14 T-11th of 16 6th of 7

325-328-324=977 343-356-351=1050 342-334-322=998 321-302=623 325-332-333=990 348-345-321=1014 354-352-337=1043 343-328=671 329-339=668 328 332-338=670 323-322-317=962

17th of 20 10th of 10 16th of 18 14th of 17 12th of 14 14th of 15 T-10th of 15 21st of 26 T-8th of 17 6th of 12 7th of 7

319-321-334=974 353-341-333=1027 325-344-347=1016 324-324-318=966 354-344=688 385-347-354=1086 330-337=667 345-335=680 331-323=654 335-334=669 324-335-322=981

10th of 13 4th of 15 5th of 13 T-9th of 13 15th of 17 7th of 8 1st of 14 6th of 6

334-321-327=982 332-329=661 330-333=663 328-315=643 354-346=700 395-398=793 316-322=638 346-337-335=1018

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME RESULTS Apr. 24-25

Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational

Sept. 13-14 Sept. 20-21 Sept. 27-28 Oct. 4-5 Oct. 10-12 Oct. 26-28 Mar. 2-3 Apr. 4-5 Apr. 17-19

Spartan Fall Invitational Lady Falcon Invitational Lady Buckeye Invitational Wolverine Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Memphis Intercollegiate Coll. Of Charleston Invitational Eastern Kentucky Invitational Conference USA Championships

Sept. 14-15 Sept. 21-22 Oct. 11-13 Oct. 19-20 Feb. 24-25 Apr. 5-6 Apr. 12-13 Apr. 18-20

Wolverine Invitational Lady Falcon Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Bearcat Invitational Green Wave Classic Eastern Kentucky Invitational Boilermaker Invitational Conference USA Championships

Sept. 9-10 Sept. 18 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Oct. 6-8 Mar. 25-26 Apr. 1-2 Apr. 6-7 Apr. 13-14 Apr. 22-24

Illinois State Redbird Classic Spartan Invitational Lady Falcon Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Saluki Invitational SMSU Invitational Colonel Classic Boilermaker Invitational South Conference USA Championships

Dayton Invitational Tennessee Tech/Vandy Classic Michigan State Invitational Michigan Invitational Ohio State Invitational Franklin College Invitational

Michigan State Northern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Bowling Green Franklin College Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Western Kentucky Univ. of Indianapolis Notre Dame Great Midwest

Vanderbilt Classic Michigan State Invite

1997-98

1996-97

1995-96

1994-95

1993-94

1992-93

13th of 15

346-351-327=1024

12th of 15 T-12th of 15 13th of 13 12th of 13 17th of 18 15th of 15 T-17th of 23 9th of 14 6th of 6

345-348=693 340-345=685 347-346-332=1025 349-341-345=1035 329-326-337=992 369-361-351=1081 350-347=697 350-330=680 322-333-342=997

12th of 14 T-5th of 15 18th of 18 3rd of 8 11th of 12 7th of 13 8th of 10 5th of 6

362-347=709 323-321=644 341-338-333=1012 322-328=650 358-371=729 323-343=666 340-341=681 337-3226-323=986

7th of 17 6th of 18 2nd of 12 11th of 17 7th of 14 3rd of 16 2nd of 14 11th of 12 5th of 6

336-332-332=1000 323-319-341=989 318-334=652 321-317-324=962 335-357=692 339-328-337=1004 332-317=649 331-330-331=992 322-329-324=975

3rd of 7 11th of 18 11th of 21 19th of 19 9th of 11 3rd of 11

16th of 21 10th of 17 1st of 4 3rd of 6 1st of 2 T-2nd of 3 9th of 12 12th of 14 1st of 9 9th of 9 3rd of 4

14th of 15 14th of 16 30

Lady Buckeye Invite DePaul Invite Dayton Invitational Bowling Green Invite UC Invitational Lady Topper Invite Eagle’s Nest Classic Lady Braves Classic

10th of 12 2nd of 5 1st of 3 4th of 7 3rd of 3 14th of 16 11th of 14 3rd of 7

Michigan Invitational Bowling Green UC Invitational DePauw Bradley Ohio State

Lady Bearcat Invite Oakland City College Bowling Green/Tennessee Tech Michigan State Tennessee Tech Bowling Green Ohio State Purdue Metro Conference Franklin College

Tennessee Tech Bowling Green Purdue Boilermaker Invitational Alabama Metro Conference Invitational

Bowling Green Tennessee Tech Franklin Tennessee Tech APSU Quad Lady Governor Invitational Metro Conference Championships

April 7 April 20 April 21-22 April 26 May 6-8

University of Indianapolis Invitational 5th of 5 Vanderbilt University Called due to darkness Austin Peay Spring Invitational 5th of 5 Franklin College Spring Invitational 4th of 4 Metro Conference Championships 4th of 4

Apr. 4 Apr. 23 May 4 May 7

Bowling Green Indianapolis Invitational Franklin College Invitational University of Indianapolis

1991-92

1990-91

1989-90

1988-89

8th of 9 3rd of 5 2nd of 4 2nd of 2 4th of 6 9th of 11

1st of 3 1st of 2 3rd of 3 17th of 18 1st of 2 2nd of 2 16th of 16 11th of 12 4th of 5 1st of 2

1st of 2 2nd of 2 9th of 9 2nd of 2 4th of 5

2nd of 2 1st of 2 1st of 3 1st of 2 3rd of 4 3rd of 4 4th of 4

1987-88

1986-87

Lost 5th of 5 5th of 5 Lost

???

558-323 522 431 352-375

CINCINNATI WOMEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME RESULTS 1985-86

1977-78

No Team

No Team No Team

Apr. 30 May 7

1984-85

1976-77

Ohio State Kentucky Marshall UC Invitational

1983-84 1982-83 1981-82

Marshall Spartan Invitational UC Invitational Bowling Green Lady Buckeye Invitational University of Cincinnati Invitational Lady Falcon Invitational

1980-81

Illinois State Indiana State Purdue Michigan State Midwest Regionals Indiana IU Lady Kat Invitational Indiana State Purdue MAIAW Ball State

1979-80

Duke Ohio State Marshall Southern Invitational Appalachian Central Michigan Purdue Indiana MAIAW

1978-79

Pine Needles Duke Miami/UK Ohio State Kentucky Southern Intercollegiate Appalachian Illinois Spartan Invitational Purdue Indiana MAIAW

10th of 11 6th of 7 4th of 5 7th of 8 14th of 14 5th place 7th place

7th of 14 4th of 8 7th of 9 14th of 17 16th of 21 7th of 8 5th 15th 3rd 12th 10th 7th

Purdue MAIAW Regional OAISW Indiana

1975-76

1974-75

Central Michigan OAISW Bowling Green Michigan Ohio State

???

680 690 663 704 746 355

15th 15th 12th 27th 14th 12th 13th 14th 11th

4th 10th end 14th 8th 20th 8th 8th 12th 7th 6th 11th 31

5th 4th 4th 2nd

7th of 19 6th of 19 2nd 8th of 16

5th 2nd 5th 7th 7th