2011-12 UNLV Women's Golf Media Guide by UNLV Sports Information

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CREDITS The 2010-11 UNLV Women's Golf media guide was written, edited and designed by Paul Pancoe, Assistant Director of Media Relations. Principal photography by Geri Kodey, Aaron Mayes and R. Marsh Starks of UNLV Photo Services. Additional photography provided by Steve Spatafore/Mountain West Conference, David Cleveland, Jodi Sabataso, Bryan Haines, Amy Bush and Kyle Helms. Graphics by Paul Pancoe. Special thanks to Amy Bush, Erin Andrews, Jim Lahey, Frank Ricard; and Reynard Bouknight at MGM Resorts International and the Bellagio Fountain crew for allowing the team photo shoot to be held during a show and for the generosity provided during that time.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS REBEL GOLF

Table of Contents............................................................... 1 Media Relations/Services.................................................. 2-3 Strength & Conditioning and Athletic Training................. 4-5 Mountain West Conference............................................... 6 UNLV home courses........................................................... 7 Season Outlook.................................................................. 8-9 Postseason Information.................................................... 10

MEET THE REBELS

Head Coach Amy Bush........................................................ 12 Assistant Coach Erin Andrews.......................................... 13 Bethany Calvo..................................................................... 14-15 Kristen Schelling................................................................ 16-17 Ellis Keenan........................................................................ 18 Charlotte Brooks................................................................ 19 Katerina Prorokova............................................................ 20 Dana Finkelstein................................................................ 21 Hee Jeong Lim.................................................................... 22 Marguerite Swearingen..................................................... 23 Mayko Chwen Wang........................................................... 24

GOLF HISTORY

2010-11 Season Notebook............................................... 25 2010-11 Season Scorecard............................................... 26 Rebel History...................................................................... 27-29 All-Time Roster................................................................... 30 Record Book....................................................................... 31-32 Rebel All-Americans........................................................... 33 All-Time Results................................................................. 34-43

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mediaRELATIONS 2010-11 unlv women’s golf

andy GROSSMAN

Asst. A.D./Media Relations Arizona '96

mark WALLINGTON

Director of Media Relations Florida '93

FOLLOW THE REBELS ON TWITTER AT: twitter.com/unlvathletics -ortwitter.com/UNLVpancoe

paul PANCOE

mark WASIK

Assistant Director Hiram '06

Assistant Director Florida State '97

jeff SEALS

Assistant Dircector Oklahoma '99

FOLLOW THE REBELS ON FACEBOOK AT:

Graphic Arts Coordinator Nebraska '93

www.UNLVrebels.com

Enjoying a complete redesign in 2011, the official UNLV athletics website www.unlvrebels.com has steadily expanded in both content and usership since its premiere in 1997. As one of the hundreds of official athletic sites that make up the CBS College Sports Network, the Rebels’ home on the internet features in-depth, updated information 24 hours a day. The official UNLV athletic website features an enhanced design with rotating stories and a wide photo layout on the front page. In addition, the site takes advantage of a number of CBSCollegeSports. com online features, including its exclusive GameTracker technology, allowing Rebel fans to follow live simulated game action, details and full play-by-play. Through the site, CBS C also ope ates the Rebels’ online store, which provides officially licensed merchandise and apparel. Also, unlvrebels com is your home for UNLV All-Access, which is a popular online service that features the most in-depth coverage of Rebel sports through exclusive audio and video content, including live games streamed via broadband, special features, highlights, press conferences and coaches’ shows.

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paul PALMER

Management Assistant Media Relations

FOLLOW THE REBELS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB AT:

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rosa GUZMAN

mediaSERVICES KVBC-TV 3 (NBC) 1500 Foremaster Lane Las Vegas, NV 89101 PH: (702) 657-3239 FX: (702) 657-3152 Kevin West, Sports Director kwest@kvbc.com Randy Howe, Sports Anchor rhowe@kvbc.com

LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL P.O. Box 70 Las Vegas, NV 89125 PH: (702) 387-2912 • FX: (702) 383-4676 Joe Hawk, Sports Editor jhawk@reviewjournal.com Steve Carp, Golf Writer scarp@reviewjournal.com

KVVU-TV 5 (FOX) 25 TV 5 Drive Henderson, NV 89014 PH: (702) 436-8246 • FX: (702) 436-2507 Kevin Bolinger, Sports Director kbolinger@kvvu.com Jon Castagnino, Sports Anchor jcastagnino@kvvu.com

REBEL NATION 1111 W. Bonanza Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89125 PH: (702) 380-4534 Steve Guiremand, Editor sguiremand@reviewjournal.com

KLAS-TV 8 (CBS) 3228 Channel 8 Drive Las Vegas, NV 89109 PH: (702) 792-8896 • FX: (702) 792-2977 Chris Maathuis, Sports Director cmaathuis@klastv.com Scott Bemis, Sports Anchor sbemis@klastv.com KTNV-TV 13 (ABC) 3355 South Valley View Las Vegas, NV 89102 PH: (702) 257-8329 • FX: (702) 876-2237 Doug Kezirian, Sports Director dkezirian@ktnv.com

LAS VEGAS SUN 2275 Corporate Drive, Suite 300 Henderson, NV 89014 PH: (702) 259-4078 • FX: (702) 383-7264 Mark Whittington, Sports Editor whitting@lasvegassun.com THE REBEL YELL 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-2011 PH: (702) 895-4822 • FX: (702) 895-1515 Sage Sammons, Sports Editor sports@unlvrebelyell.com LAS VEGAS SPORTS MAGAZINE P.O. Box 30452 Las Vegas, NV 89173 PH: (702) 222-0233 Thomas J. Love, Executive Director tj@lvsportsmagazine.com

PRIMARY RADIO MEDIA

ASSOCIATED PRESS 1111 West Bonanza Las Vegas, NV 89106 PH: (702) 382-7440 • FX: (702) 382-0790

LOTUS BROADCASTING 8755 W. Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV 89147 PH: (702) 876-1460 • FX: (702) 876-6685 Mitch Moss, Sports Director mitchrmoss@yahoo.com

VEGAS GOLFER MAGAZINE 2450 E. Chandler, Suite 4 Las Vegas, NV 89120 PH: (702) 736-3550 • FX: (702) 736-4452 Brian Hurlburt, Editor bhurlburt@vegas.com

INTERVIEWS All requests to cover the UNLV golf team or interview players or coaches should be directed to the UNLV Media Relations Office at least 24 hours in advance. Requests can be made by calling UNLV women’s golf SID Paul Pancoe at (702) 528-4227 or by emailing an interview request to the following: paul.pancoe@unlv.edu TOURNAMENT NOTES A 2-3 page news release will be distributed to the Rebels’ major media outlets prior to each tournament and will include team notes, pertinent information for the upcoming tournament, season stats, and contact information and instructions for results. All news releases are available on the UNLV Official Athletic Site and can be viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. RESULTS Daily results along with a recap from every tournament in which the Rebels play will be distributed to the media via email. To subscribe to the list, please contact the Media Relations Office. UNLV will email complete scoring results from the Las Vegas Women’s Collegiate Showdown and UNLV Spring Invitational to the media and each participating school following each round.

UNLVREBELS WOMEN’S GOLF » 2011-12 prospectus Women’s Golf Contact » Paul Pancoe Athletics Media Relations » 4505 Maryland Parkway » Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 702.895.3764 (office) » 702.528.4227 (cell) » paul.pancoe@unlv.edu » www.unlvrebels.com 2011-12 UNLV ROSTER

University Information Location............................................................................................................Las Vegas, NV Elevation...................................................................................................................2,100 ft. Founded..........................................................................................................................1957 President....................................................................................................Dr. Neal Smatresk Enrollment.................................................................................................................. 28,203 Athletic Director................................................................................................Jim Livengood SWA....................................................................................................................Lisa Kelleher Conference......................................................................................................Mountain West Nickname......................................................................................................................Rebels Mascot........................................................................................................................Hey Reb Colors............................................................................................................ Scarlet and Grey Media relations Information Assistant Athletics Director........................................................................... Andy Grossman Director of Media Relations...........................................................................Mark Wallington Assistant Director/Golf Contact..........................................................................Paul Pancoe Assistant Director.................................................................................................Mark Wasik Assistant Director....................................................................................................Jeff Seals Graphic Arts Manager............................................................................................Paul Palmer Media Relations Assistant.................................................................................Rosa Guzman Address............................................................................................4505 Maryland Parkway Box 450004 Las Vegas, NV 89154-0004 Office Phone....................................................................................................702.895.0989 Fax..................................................................................................................702.895.0989 Pancoe Office Phone........................................................................................702.895.3764 Pancoe Cell Phone............................................................................................702.528.4227 Pancoe Email...................................................................................... paul.pancoe@unlv.edu

Name Ht. Cl. Charlotte Brooks 5-10 So. Bethany Calvo 5-3 Sr. Mayko Chwen Wang 5-2 Fr. Dana Finkelstein 5-2 Fr. Ellis Keenan 5-6 Jr. Hee Jeong Lim 5-4 Fr. Katerina Prorokova 5-9 So. Kristen Schelling 5-6 Sr. Marguerite Swearingen 5-5 Fr.

Las vegas collegiate showdown Dates............................................................................................................... October 24-26 Host/Website............................................................................UNLV / www.unlvrebels.com Course................................................................................................Boulder Creek Golf Club City................................................................................................................Boulder City, NV Yardage/Par...........................................................................................................6,246 / 72 Pro Shop Phone...............................................................................................702.294.6534 Media Contact.....................................................................................................Paul Pancoe 2010 Team Champion............................................................................ Arkansas (846, -18) 2010 Individual Champion.............................................................Emily Tubert (Arkansas, -11) UNLV Spring invitational Dates..............................................................................................................February 20-21 Host/Website............................................................................UNLV / www.unlvrebels.com Course......................................................................................................Cascata Golf Course City................................................................................................................Boulder City, NV Yardage/Par.................................................................................................6,246 yards / 72 Pro Shop Phone...............................................................................................702.294.6534 Media Contact.....................................................................................................Paul Pancoe 2010 Team Champion..........................................................................Pepperdine (844, -20) 2010 Individual Champion..........................Danielle Kang/Kelsey Vines (Pepperdine/BYU, -10)

Hometown Last School Morrinsville, New Zealand Tulsa Las Vegas, Nev. Coronado Taipei, Taiwan Los Altos Chandler, Ariz. Corona del Sol London, England Canbury School Giheung-gu, South Korea Bradenton Academy Roznov pod Radhostem The Pendleton School Mesa, Ariz. Red Mountain Livermore, Calif. Granada

HEAD COACH: Amy Bush (Second Year) ASSISTANT COACH: Erin Andrews (First Year) 2011-12 SCHEDULE Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic │ Sept. 12-13 Ptarmigan Country Club » Fort Collins, Colorado UNM Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational │ Sept. 25-26 UNM Championship Golf Course » Albuquerque, New Mexico Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational │ Oct. 3-5 Sahalee Country Club » Seattle, Washington Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown │ Oct. 24-26 Boulder Creek Golf Club » Boulder City, Nevada Betsy Rawls Invitational │ Oct. 31 - Nov. 2 University of Texas Golf Course » Austin, Texas

2011-12 Tournament Information

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PRIMARY TELEVISION MEDIA

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UNLV Spring Invitational │ Feb. 20-21 Cascata Golf Course » Boulder City, Nevada Bruin/Wave Invitational │ Mar. 5-7 El Caballero Country Club » Valencia, California The Battle at Rancho Bernardo │ Mar. 18-20 Rancho Bernardo Golf Club » Rancho Bernardo, California Ping/ASU Invitational │ March 30 - April 1 Karsten Golf Course » Tempe, Arizona Mountain West Championship │ April 20-22 WigWam Resort Golf Club » Phoenix, Arizona NCAA Regional Championship │May 10-12 East Region » Penn State Golf Course » State College, Pennsylvania Central Region » Colorado National Golf Course » Erie, Colorado West Region » OSU Scarlet Course » Columbus, Ohio NCAA National Championship │May 22-25 The Legends Club » Franklin, Tennessee

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rebelSTRENGTH

jason KABO assistant strength and conditioning coach

The strength and conditioning program is geared toward developing increases in explosive power, lean body mass and a reduction in sport-related injuries in order to have a successful season.

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& CONDITIONING

UNLV women's golf strength and conditioning program, under the guidance of Jason Kabo, is geared towards developing student-athletes' athletic potential through a personalized program that focuses on generating power and strength as well as increasing flexibility and cardiovascular endurance. Benefitting from an individualized conditioning regimen implemented by Kabo, Rebel players follow a year-round system stressing the development of strength, power, speed and plyometrics. "Our goal and focus is to provide a program that benefits each individual athlete," Kabo said. "Our student-athletes are provided the best regiment possible to put them in a position to compete and succeed at the highest level in collegiate athletics." Jason Kabo has been involved with the UNLV strength and conditioning department since 1999. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA and holds a Sports Nutrition Certification with IFA. Kabo is a Pennsylvania native and a 1999 graduate of Slippery Rock University (of Pennsylvania), with a bachelor‘s degree in exercise science. After volunteering and completing an internship in UNLV’s strength and conditioning department, he was promoted to assistant strength and conditioning coach and then assistant director in 2007. He is in his 11th year overall working with the men's basketball program, and also works with women's basketball, baseball, volleyball, women's golf and the swimming and diving programs at UNLV. Kabo has also been involved in various basketball camps, the NBA Pre- Draft Camp and assists with several NBA Summer League teams during their time in Las Vegas. He and his wife Sheri have two daughters, Madeline (7) and Reese (2). Complete with three offices, the 8,500-square-foot deck features free weights, power racks and 20 Olympic lifting platforms. UNLV's facility houses more than 60 weight stations and Hammer Strength Machines. The 1,200-square-foot second level offers stretching and aerobic area catered to each sport. The room also features a premium sound system to further enhance the workout experience. A unique addition to the already well-equipped facility is an outdoor turf area for all functional training and pre-workout stretching, utilized by all teams.

athleticTRAINING

kyle WILSON director of athletics training

This is one of the top complexes in the nation because of the versitility it offers to service student-athletes in every area sports medicine.

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Providing the best possible preventive and rehabilitative care, the UNLV women's golf athletic training staff is headed by Director of Athletic Training Kyle Wilson. Made possible by a generous gift of $1.5 million by Marilyn and Si Redd, the athletic training facility incorporates the total scope of sports medicine over an 8,500-square-foot area. Aside from five staff offices, a rehabilitation room houses a dozen pieces of equipment including Cybex stationary bicycles, stair machines and treadmills, all under a natural skylight. The largest area features a dozen tables to offer student-athletes various treatments throughout the day. Taping, padding and bracing all take place in another all-inclusive room. Finally, an aquatic therapy room features three above-ground whirlpools surrounding a 10-feet deep pool for rehabilitative exercises. All of these features make it possible for UNLV student-athletes to rehabilitate injuries without ever needing to leave the Lied Athletic Complex. Other amenities include a physician's office and exam room to provide daily medical service for student-athletes. A drug-testing facility also is part of the new complex. This expedites medical care because the student-athletes health care is self-contained. Also, UNLV's academic program and its student athletic trainers benefit from a sports medicine library, study room and conference facility. "Aside from being four times larger than our former facility," says Kyle Wilson, UNLV's Director of Athletic Training. "This is one of the top complexes in the nation because of the versatility it offers to service student-athletes in every area of sports medicine. We're now more efficient, more acce sible and more effective in preventing and rehabilitating athletic injuries."

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CRAIG thompson

MWC » commissioner Mountain West Quick Facts

Founded: 1998 Commissioner: Craig Thompson Mailing Address: 15455 Gleneagle Drive, Suite 200 Colorado Springs, CO 80921-2591 Phone: 719.488.4040 Fax: 719.487.7241 W. Golf Contact: Katie Cavender E-mail: kcavender@themwc.com Office Phone: 719.488.4059

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Craig Thompson was the Mountain West Conference’s first employee when he was named commissioner on Oct. 15, 1998. Ever since, Thompson has navigated the newest NCAA Division I conference through the ever-changing landscape of intercollegiate athletics. As the league enters its 12th season of competition in 2010-11, Thompson continues to create and improve the opportunities for MWC institutions and studentathletes to be successful both academically and athletically. Since the Mountain West Conference opened its doors on January 4, 1999, Thompson has been committed to excellence in intercollegiate athletics, while promoting the academic missions of its member institutions. Progressive in its approach, the MWC has flourished under the guidance of Commissioner Thompson and continutes to cultivate opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the highest level, while fostering academic achievement and sportsmanship. He has been instrumental in negotiating nearly $230 million in television revenue and has been an innovator in the postseason bowl structure as MWC teams have participated in five inaugural bowl games. His leadership and vision have helped the conference enhance its television revenue and exposure through revolutionary agreements with CBS College Sports Network and Co cast to become the first collegiate athletic conference to launch a dedicated sports channel featuring exclusive programming around its nine athletic programs. Thompson has been instrumental in strengthening the position of the MWC in its current Bowl Championship Series (BCS) structure. In 2006, he spearheaded an effort that resulted in better access for the MWC and more than doubled the annual BCS revenue on an annual basis for non automatic-qualifying conferences. The MWC has been steadfast in its efforts to find a way to make the BCS system fair to all universities. Through its first 11 years of competition, the MWC has participated in 41 bowl games. For the third time in six years, the MWC posted the best win percentage among the 11 FBS conferences in 2009-10. The Mountain West claimed the 2009-10 Bowl Challenge Cup after sending five teams into postseason action and finishing with a 4-1 (.800) mark. Prior to his current role, Thompson served as the commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference for nearly eight years and as the only commissioner of the American South Conference prior to the merger of the two leagues in 1991. Thompson graduated from the University of Minnesota with an undergraduate degree in journalism. He and his wife, Carla, have a son (Ted) and a daughter (Emma).

Birth of a Conference

UNLV MWC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE 1999-2000 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

Men’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Men’s Golf Women’s Tennis Men’s Golf Women’s Tennis Baseball Baseball Women’s Tennis Women’s Swimming & Diving Baseball Women’s Golf Baseball Baseball Women’s Golf Women’s Soccer Women’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Swimming & Diving Women’s Golf Women’s Soccer Men’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Men’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Tennis Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Men’s Swimming & Diving Women’s Tennis Volleyball Men’s Swimming & Diving Men’s Swimming & Diving Women’s Tennis Men’s Swimming & Diving

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From its inception in 1999, the Mountain West has been committed to excellence in intercollegiate athletics, while promoting the academic missions of its member institutions. Progressive in its approach, the MW continues to cultivate opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the highest level, while fostering academic achievement and sportsmanship. Now in its 13th year, the MW has been assertive in its involvement with the NCAA governance structure and has taken a leadership role in the overall administration of intercollegiate athletics. The Mountain West has marked several achievements over its first 12 years of existence, most notably becoming the first to establish a sports television network dedicated solely to an intercollegiate athletic conference (The Mtn.). The Mountain West also was the first to experiment with the coaches’ challenge in the college football instant replay system, and was the first non-automatic-qualifying BCS conference to participate in four BCS bowl games, winning three. Additionally, the Mountain West was the first conference to have a member institution with No. 1 overall picks in both the NFL and NBA drafts in the same year (Utah’s Alex Smith and Andrew Bogut, respectively in 2005). With San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg claiming the No. 1 pick in the 2009 MLB Draft, the Mountain West is one of two conferences to have the No. 1 selection in each of the NFL, NBA and MLB drafts since the MW was founded in 1999. In 2011-12, the Mountain West will be among the first conferences to implement a league-wide state-of-the art basketball instant replay system. The Mountain West is noted for its geographic diversity. Some of the most beautiful terrain and landscapes in the nation can be found within Mountain West boundaries, including the majestic Rocky Mountain range, which borders three MW institutions (Air Force, newest member Boise State and Colorado State). The high plains of Wyoming (elevation 7,220 feet – the highest Division I campus in the nation) contrast with the desert city of Las Vegas (the fastest growing metropolitan area in the West) and the Pacific Ocean locale of San Diego State. The southwestern flavor of New Mexico complements the western heritage and culture of Fort Worth, Texas, home of TCU. HISTORY The Mountain West was conceived on May 26, 1998, when the presidents of eight institutions — Air Force, BYU, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV, Utah and Wyoming — decided to form a new NCAA Division I-A intercollegiate athletic conference. The split from a former 16-team conference re-established continuity and stability among the membership within the new league and signaled the continuation of its tradition-rich, long-standing athletic rivalries. Three of the MW’s eight original members have been conference rivals since the 1960s (New Mexico, Wyoming and Colorado State), while San Diego State (1978) and Air Force (1980) were longtime members as well. UNLV and TCU entered the fold in 1996 and the Rebels continued as one of the original eight institutions that formed the MW in 1999. TCU re-joined the group with its first year of competition in the Mountain West in 2005-06. Effective July 1, 2011, Boise State University became the newest member. California State University, Fresno and the University of Nevada, Reno will join the Mountain West effective July 1, 2012. Also on July 1, 2012, the University of Hawai‘i will become a football-only member of the Conference. When the Mountain West officially began operations on July 1, 1999, the new league had in place a seven-year contract with ESPN, giving the broadcaster exclusive national television rights to MW football and men’s basketball, and three-year agreements to send the league’s football champion to the Liberty Bowl and a second team to the Las Vegas Bowl. Commissioner Craig Thompson also arranged a third bowl tie-in each of the first three seasons (1999 Motor City, 2000 Silicon Valley, 2001 New Orleans) before securing a four-year deal with the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco in 2002. Entering the 2011 season, the MW has four contracted bowl affiliations – the MAACO Bowl Las Vegas, San Diego Country Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl, AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl and Gildan New Mexico Bowl. An innovator in the postseason bowl structure, the MW engineered many “firsts,” as league teams have participated in five inaugural bowl games (2000 Silicon Valley, 2001 New Orleans, 2002 San Francisco (Emerald), 2005 Poinsettia, 2006 New Mexico), as well as placing the first non-automatic-qualifying BCS team into a BCS bowl game with Utah’s appearance in the 2005 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.

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seasonOUTLOOK The UNLV women's golf program enters the 2011-12 season with nearly a complete overhaul after saying goodbye to five players from a year ago, including the most decorated golfer in Rebel history in Therese Koelbaek. Second-year head coach Amy Bush is back after leading the squad to its ninth straight NCAA postseason appearance in just the 10th year of existence. While an assistant during the previous four seasons, Bush helped lead the Rebels to four straight NCAA Regional appearances and one trip to the NCAA Championships, finishing a program-best 16th. Since 2007, Bush has helped guide the program to 24 top-10 finishes in regular-season action and developed All-American Therese Koelbaek into one of the nation’s best collegiate golfers. Joining Bush this season will be Erin Andrews. Andrews is a 2006 graduate of the University of Oregon, where she was a four-year letterman for the Ducks and a 2004 All-Pac 10 honoree. “We are really excited to welcome Erin to the women’s golf program,” said Bush. “Her experience at the Division I level at a highly competitive school gives her an advantage of understanding the hard work that goes into building a successful team.” Andrews, a Las Vegas local, captured two state titles at Durango High before moving on to Oregon. She remains among UO’s top-10 in career rounds played (109) and for rounds counted, factoring in the top five in 87.2 percent of rounds played. The Rebels’ senior class comprised of Kristin Schelling and Bethany Calvo bring a combined wealth of experience and a set of dynamic skills to the squad. Schelling will be battling back from an injury that caused her to miss the spring season a year ago. In three tournaments last fall, she posted two top-25 finishes, placing in a tie for 21st at the Golfweek Conference Challenge and a tie for ninth at the Dale McNamara Invitational, helping lead UNLV to team finishes of sixth and fifth respectively. Calvo enters her final season with plenty of tournament experience during her Rebel career. She carried a 79.37 scoring average in nine tournaments last season. She carded a career-low 4-under 68 in the second round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Invitational en route to a tie for 27th. Her top finish of the year, a tie for 20th came at the Mountain West Conference Championship Tournament. "Our senior class will be vital to our team this year," said Bush. "With five newcomers to the squad and just one junior on the roster, senior leadership will be at a premium." The Rebels bring one junior and two sophomores, one of which is a transfer from the University of Tulsa. Ellis Keenan and Katerina Prorokova both enjoyed successful campaigns a year ago and look to build momentum from the spring portion of the schedule to the start of this season. “Ellis and Katerina are great players that can consistently help our team this year,” said Bush. “Katerina gained valuable experience after playing in the starting lineup all of her first year while Ellis enjoyed a standout spring season a year ago.”

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The 2011-12 UNLV Women's Golf Team Keenan returns after playing in eight tournaments a year ago. The London, England native carried the fourth lowest scoring average at 77.38 and ended the spring season with a tie for fifth place at the MW Championship Tournament, helping UNLV to a second-place team finish. Sophomore Prorokova tied for the most tournaments and rounds played last season with 11 and 33 respectively. The Czech Republic native carded two top-25 finishes. Her season low of 72 came during the first round of the UNLV Spring Invitational, where she went on to her best tournament finish at a tie for 22nd. Sophomore transfer Charlotte Brooks joins the squad after one season at the University of Tulsa where she competed in 10 tournaments as a true freshman, including the NCAA West Regional. The Morrinsville, New Zealand native was instrumental in helping UT to runner-up finishes at both the Ole Miss Intercollegiate and the Conference USA Championship Tournament.

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The four-member freshman class, comprised of Mayko Chwen Wang, Dana Finkelstein, Hee Jeong Lim and Marguerite Swearingen, is the largest at UNLV in recent years. Wang and Lim bring international experience to the table, having competed extensively in their home countries of Taiwan and South Korea respectively. Finkelstein, a Chandler, Ariz. native was voted the Southwest Section Player of the Year in 2009 and has recorded five top-5 American Junior Golf Association finishes in her career. Swearingen was a four-time All-East Bay Athletic League honoree who captured medalist honors following her senior season. She finished sixth in the California State Finals as a junior and tied for third in the North Coast Section as a senior. “Our freshmen class is the future of UNLV women’s golf,” said Bush. “These girls are highly competitive and it will be fun to watch them week in and week out on the course. They are all unique and have lofty goals. UNLV will look to make it 10 straight NCAA Regional appearances in just their 11th season as a program this year. “Celebrating our 10th season last year was a huge deal,” said Bush. “To highlight it with a great tournament at the conference championships and receive our ninth straight berth in the NCAA Tournament was an honor and something we look forward to continuing for years to come.” The Rebels remarkable feat of nine straight appearances will be tested with a tough schedule this year, including two, two-day tournaments to kick off the season. Following the season opener at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic in Fort Collins, Colo. Sept. 12-13, the Rebels will head to Albuquerque, N.M. for the UNM Branch law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational, Sept. 25-26. “The beginning of the fall schedule will certainly challenge our team,” added Bush. “We are also competing in two new tournaments this fall in Seattle and Austin, Texas along with our traditional home tournament in the fall.” UNLV will travel to Seattle to compete in the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Oct. 3-5 at the prestigious Sahalee Country Club. After a two-week hiatus, the Rebels will resume action, hosting the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Oct. 24-26 at the Boulder Creek Golf Club. The Rebels will wrap up fall action at the Betsy Rawls Invitational hosted by the University of Texas. The tournament will mark their fourth appearance in Texas and first since the 2003-04 season where the tied for seventh. UNLV will open the spring schedule hosting the UNLV Spring Invitational Feb.20-21 at the Cascata Golf Club in Boulder City. After a week off, the Rebels will travel to Valencia, Calif., March 5-7 to compete in the Bruin/Wave Invitational, co-hosted by UCLA and Pepperdine. March 18-20 marks The Battle at Rancho Bernardo in Rancho Bernardo, Calif. The Rebels will travel to Tempe, Ariz. to compete in the prestigious Ping/ASU Invitational March 30-April 1 as the final tune up before the 2012 Mountain West Tournament Championship, held April 20-22 at WigWam Resort Golf Club in Phoenix, Ariz. NCAA Championship play will start May 10-12 with the East Regional at Penn State, Central Regional at Ohio State and West Regional at Colorado. The NCAA Championship is slated at The Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn., May 22-25. “This season will be filled with challenges all around,” added Bush. “But I am confident that every player on our team will compete throughout the year the a Mountain West Championship and postseason berth in mind.”

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The 2011 Mountain West Conference Women's Golf Championship will take place April 20-22 at the Wigwam Resort in Phoenix, Ariz. This will mark the second year the MWC Championship will be held at Wigwam. Seven Mountain West teams (Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, TCU, UNLV and Wyoming) will participate in the championship.

Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions YEAR TEAM 2011 TCU 2010 New Mexico 2009 New Mexico 2008 New Mexico 2007 TCU 2006 UNLV 2005 UNLV 2004 UNLV 2003 New Mexico 2002 New Mexico 2001 New Mexico 2000 New Mexico

phoenix, arizona wigwam resort golf club april 20-22

INDIVIDUAL Therese Koelbaek, UNLV Jodi Ewart, New Mexico Jonelle Martinez, Wyoming Jodi Ewart, New Mexico Jodi Ewart, New Mexico Da Sol Chung, UNLV Elena Kurokawa, UNLV Sunny Oh, UNLV Katrina Leckovic, New Mexico Lynette Duran, Colorado State Ryley Webb, New Mexico Jordan Lintz, Wyoming

Pairings Pairings will be determined and posted to the MWC Web site on Monday, April 17 by 5 p.m. MT. Each day, teams will tee off the first hole of the Red Course at 7:00 a.m. PT. First round team pairings and tee times shall be developed by head-to-head competition according to Golfstat. Teams 5 and 7 shall be paired together and have the first tee times, teams 2 and 4 shall be paired together and have the second tee times and teams 1, 3 and 6 shall be grouped together and have the third tee times. Pairings for the second round shall be by total score for both teams and individuals. Teams 6 and 7 shall be paired together and have the first tee times, teams 4 and 5 shall be paired together and have the second tee times and teams 1, 2 and 3 shall be grouped together and have the third tee times. All teams will begin off the #1 tee for the first and second rounds. Saturday's third round will utilize split tees. Pairings for the third round shall be by total score for both teams and individuals and teams 6 and 7 will be paired together, teams 4 and 5 paired together and teams 1, 2 and 3 placed together. Rounds begin at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday. Teams 6 and 7 have the first tee times off of the #10 tee and teams 4 and 5 have the next set of tee times off of the #10 tee. Teams 1, 2 and 3 will start off the #1 tee and begin at 7:30 a.m. PT. Live hole-by-hole scoring The Mountain West Conference will provide live hole-by-hole scoring at the women's golf championship. You can also track all of the action directly on Golfstat.com.

ncaachampionship WEST REGIONAL Host: Course: Location: Yardage/Par: Course Phone: Media Contact: Office Phone: Fax: Email: 2011 Medalist: 2011 Champion:

Colorado University Colorado National Golf Club Erie, Colorado 6,577/72 (303) 926-1723 Curtis Snyder (303) 492-3139 (303) 492-3811 curtis.snyder@colorado.edu Erica Popson, Tennessee (68-69-71--208, -8) Southern California (288-284-294--866, +2)

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CENTRAL REGIONAL Host: Course: Location: Yardage/Par: Course Phone: Media Contact: Office Phone: Fax: Email: 2011 Medalist: 2011 Champion:

Ohio State University Ohio State Golf Course (Scarlet) Columbus, Ohio TBD/72 (614) 514-4653 Kendra Lee (614) 292-0088 (614) 292-8547 lee.3147@osu.edu Stepanie Kono, UCLA (74-76-78--218, +2) Megan McChrystal, LSU (72-75-71--218, +2) UCLA (291-301-298--890, +26)

EAST REGIONAL Host: Course: Location: Yardage/Par: Course Phone: Media Contact: Office Phone: Fax: Email: 2011 Medalist: 2011 Champion:

Penn State University Penn State Golf Club (Blue Course) State College, Pennsylvania TBD/72 (814) 863-8309 Trey Miller (814) 865-1757 (814) 863-3165 twm5101@psu.edu Stephanie Meadow, Alabama (71-67-69--207, -9) Alabama (287-284-295--866, +2)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Host: Course: Location: Yardage/Par: Course Phone: Media Contact: Office Phone: Fax: Email: 2011 Medalist: 2011 Champion:

Vanderbilt University The Legends Club Franklin, Tennessee TBD/72 (615) 791-8100 Andy Boggs (615) 343-1847 (615) 343-7064 andy.boggs@vanderbilt.edu Austin Ernst, LSU (72-66-77-66--281, -7) UCLA (289-295-294-295--1,173, +21)

2010-11 unlv women’s golf

amyBUSH

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

T he Bush File...

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assiatant Coach

UNLV UNLV UNLV UNLV

21st - NCAA Central Regional 16th - NCAA West Regional 16th - NCAA West Regional 16th - NCAA Championships

Amy Bush enters her second season as head coach of the UNLV women's golf program, taking over the reins of a perennial competitor in June of 2010. Bush helped guide the Rebels to their 10th straight NCAA Regional berth, posting nine top-10 finishes in 11 events during the 2010-11 season. UNLV posted top-5 finishes at the Dale McNamara Invitational, Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational and at the Mountain West Conference Championship Tournament, finishing runner-up to TCU. Under Bush’s guidance, senior Therese Koelbaek became the fourth women’s golfer to earn Mountain West Player of the Year honors. The Denmark native dominated all season, racking up 10 top-10 finishes in 11 events, including winning the MW Tournament Championship by a record-tying seven stroke margin. Koelbaek became the first golfer in program history to earn All-MW honors four straight years and collected a slew of post-season accolades, including the 2011 Mountain West Female Scholar Athlete of the Year and a CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-America First Team selection. The 2010-11 squad also earned the program’s first top-25 finish in the nation in team GPA, tying for 24th on the National Golf Coaches Association’s top 25 listing. UNLV was the highest nationally ranked team to appear on the list. Bush had spent the previous three years as the top assistant to former head coach Missy Ringler. During that time the Rebels made three consecutive appearances in NCAA Regional competition and one trip to the NCAA Championships, where they turned in a program-best finish of 16th overall in 2008. Since 2007, the program has posted 25 top-10 finishes in regular-season tournament play. "Amy is the perfect person to follow Missy in leading the UNLV women's golf team," Livengood said. "She has prepared very well for this opportunity and will be an outstanding head coach. Our student-athletes will be well served by Amy's leadership." Prior to joining Ringler's staff, Bush was the Chapter Coordinator for the Southwest Section PGA, where she was responsible for the overall operations for Las Vegas from 2005 to 2007. She was the tournament director for numerous events, including the PGA Junior Series, Arizona Open and the Southwest Section Championship. She earned the 2006 Las Vegas Chapter Golf Professional of the Year while working at the Southwest Section PGA. Bush served as the assistant golf professional from 2001-05 at SouthShore Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas Resort, working on the day-to-day operations at the course. She also served as an assistant golf professional for the TPC at Summerlin where she assisted with a PGA Tour event and a Champions Tour event. Bush graduated from New Mexico State in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in business administration with a specialization in professional golf management, from a program that is sanctioned by the PGA. In 2007, Bush completed her Master's Degree in Sports and Leisure Management from UNLV. Bush graduated from the NCAA Women's Coaches Academy in Denver, Colo. in June 2008. In 2010, she also attended the NCAA Women's Coaches Academy Dimension 2 which was held in Boston, Mass. In 2011, Bush attended the NACWAA Institute in Denver, Colorado. In 2009, Bush was once again honored by the PGA and was named the 2009 Bill Strausbaugh Award winner for community service. Currently, Amy serves as the President of the Southern Nevada Chapter of the Southwest Section PGA, the first woman to be elected to that post. Bush has more than 12 years of experience as a golf professional and is a Class A member of the PGA of America. In addition to coaching, Bush is active with the PGA, serving as the President for the Southern Nevada Section PGA and also a board member for the Southwest Section PGA. She has also presented at the PGA Fall Expo Main Stage and serving on the boards of The First Tee and Southern Nevada Golf Association. Bush was married to Kendall Herzer on August 7, 2010. The couple resides in Las Vegas, NV.

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erinANDREWS

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Mountain West Champions

Erin Andrews was hired as assistant coach for the UNLV women's golf team during the summer of 2011. Andrews, a Las Vegas native and graduate of Durango High School lettered four times for the University of Oregon Ducks and was a 2004 All-Pac 10 honoree. “We are excited to add Erin to our program,” said Bush. “Erin’s experience within various sports programs will be a great asset to the women’s golf team here at UNLV. She understands the hard work that goes into building a successful team, bringing a wealth of knowledge from both on and off the golf course.” Andrews led Durango HS to two state titles before accepting a full scholarship to Oregon in 2003. She opened her sophomore season with the Ducks winning the Lady Vandal Fall Invitational, becoming UO’s first medalist winner in two seasons in the process. She tied for the team lead in scoring average that season en route to all-conference honors. She capped her career with a 15th place finish at the 2006 Pac-10 Championship, the highest Duck finisher in the tournament. Andrews still sits among the top 10 in the record books at UO, standing tied for seventh for career rounds played (109) and for rounds counted, factoring in the top five in 87.2 percent of rounds played. “I am honored to be a part of the UNLV athletic family,” said Andrews. “I am very excited to have the chance to join the staff with the women’s golf team and look forward to helping contribute to an established and nationally recognized program .” Andrews was a qualifier for the USGA Junior Girls Championship in 2002 and the Women’s Amateur in 2004, 2005 and 2007. Last fall she joined Bush in helping lead a clinic for the promotion of women’s golf at the annual Justin Timberlake Shriner’s Hospital for Children Open. The Rebels closed the 2010-11 season having qualified for its ninth consecutive NCAA Regional appearance in the 10th season as a program

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Bethany

5 - 3 / Senior

CALVO ‘S CAREER SCORECARD STROKES

AVERAGE

Calvo

Las Vegas, Nevada - Coronado

YEAR

ROUNDS

TOP 20

TOP 10

TOP 5

PAR

SUB-PAR

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

32 2,463 76.96 3 1 0 0 2 29 2,219 76.51 3 2 1 1 3 27 2,143 79.37 1 0 0 0 1 88 6,825 77.55 7 3 1 1 6

My favorite thing about the team is that we all have fun when we're out on the course. Everyone constantly has a smile on their face during the round.

UNLV A Las Vegas product ... Came in right away and found herself in the starting lineup as a freshman ... A talented, local product with a lot of potential ... A steady player who should only improve as she gains more collegiate experience. 2010-11 Tied a career-high with 27 rounds played between the fall and spring seasons … Was a fixture in the starting lineup during the spring season, helping the Rebels to five top-10 finishes in six events … Carried a 79.37 scoring average on the year … Tied her career low with a 4-under 68 during the second round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown … Registered her seventh-career top-20 finish at the Mountain West Championship, finishing in a tie for 20th at 8-over and helping the Rebels to a second place finish … Participated in her third straight NCAA Regional, shooting 247 (+31) for the tournament … Selected to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team for the third straight year … Named to the Academic All-MW team and chosen as a MW Scholar-Athlete for the third consecutive year. 2009-10 Competed in 23 rounds as a sophomore ... Carried a scoring average of 78.35 on the year ... Carded a low round of 71 (-1) at the Jackrabbit Invitational in Primm, Nev., finishing in a season-best 31st place ... Selected to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team for the second straight year ... Named to the Academic All-MWC team and chosen as a MWC Scholar-Athlete for the second consecutive year. 2008-09 Played in 27 tournaments as a rookie ... Scoring average of 78.74 was fifth on the team ... Had one top-10 finish, which came at the Wave Invitational, where she tied for 8th with a two-round total of 148 (+4) ... Carded a season-low 73 (+1) in the tournament’s opening round ... Made her collegiate debut at the Dick McGuire Invitational and shot a 2-over 74 ... Finished 29th at the MWC Championships with a total of 243 (+27) ... Earned a spot on the NGCA All-American Scholar Team ... Named to the Academic All-MWC team as well as a MWC Scholar-Athlete. HIGH SCHOOL A 2008 graduate of Coronado High School in Henderson, Nev. ... Lettered three years for the Cougars ... Helped her team win the NIAA Sunrise Regional Championship as a sophomore ... Named her team’s MVP the last three years of her prep career ... Finished second in the state as a junior and senior ... Earned all-state honors as a senior. PERSONAL Bethany Janelle Calvo was born on Dec. 8, 1989, in Nashville, Tenn. ... The daughter of Lesley and Brian Glassford ... Has two sisters, Brittany and Bayley ... Majoring in photography ... Married Christian Calvo on June 18, 2011.

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tournament finishes 2008-09 RESULTS

Dick McGuire Invitational Windy City Collegiate Classic Stanford Intercollegiate Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Wildcat Invitational Wave Invitational UNLV Spring Invitational MountainView Collegiate Indiana Invitational Mountain West Championship NCAA West Regional 2009-10 RESULTS

Golfweek’s Conference Challenge Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invt. Windy City Collegiate Classic Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Wildcat Invitational Bruin/Wave Invitational UNLV Spring Invitational MountainView Collegiate Mountain West Championship NCAA West Regional 2010-11 RESULTS

Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invt. Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Bruin/Wave Invitational UNLV Spring Invitational Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational Battle at Rancho Bernardo Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Mountain West Championship NCAA Central Regional

79-78-77 » 234 (+15) 77-74-83 » 234 (+18) 76-75-83 » 234 (+21) 68-75-71 » 214 (-2) 82-77-78 » 237 (+21) 82-85 » 168 (+23) 79-74-74 » 227 (+11) 74-69-74 » 217 (+1) 82-82-73 » 237 (+21) 79-78-74 » 231 (+15) 80-76-74 » 230 (+14)

T55th 39th 80th 22nd 67th T39th T29th T9th T14th T10th T74th

81-77-78 » 236 (+20) 74-71-79 » 224 (+5) 78-77-75 » 230 (+14) 77-79-78 » 234 (+18) 80-83 » 163 (+21) 77-73-76 » 226 (+10) 69-71-79 » 219 (+3) 74-72-75 » 221 (+5) 82-73-80 » 235 (+19) 71-77-83 » 231 (+18)

T58th T24th T47th T63rd T77th T38th 8th T5th T19th T 60th

82-84-75 » 241 (+22) 73-68-81 » 222 (+6) 79-82-87 » 248 (+32) 78-83-76 » 237 (+21) 85-76-75 » 236 (+20) 84-77-90 » 251 (+35) 80-77-80 » 237 (+21) 74-75-75 » 224 (+8) 80-85-82 » 247 (+31)

75th T27th T75th T60th T50th 90th T53rd T20th T117th

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Mountain West Champions

18 holes with... B.G. Who’s longer off the tee, Paul or former assistant coach Kyle Helms? I would have to say Paul is longer off the tee. He did beat me in a long drive contest! What course would you most like to play? The course I would most like to play is the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland. I grew up loving that course and still do. The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? If I could play a round of golf with 3 people they would be my dad, my grandpa, and Phil Mickelson. Favorite club in your bag and why? My favorite club in my bag is my driver! If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? I would love to win the Masters. Though it’s a PGA Major, it’s the one that I grew up always wanting to play in and still would. Favorite food? I would have to say anything Chicken. Chick-fil-A is my favorite restaurant! How much do you bench press? Not much. The bar plus 10-20 pounds! I’m small! When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? I love to spend time with my husband and family. Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? I would rather win a tournament. I have had 2 hole-in-ones in my life, as well as multiple wins. But right now, I would love to win a tournament! Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window, definitely. I like to be able to see outside! Do you have any superstitions? On the course, if I’m playing good I keep playing with the same ball. Why change?! Favorite movie quote? I have far too many! But I love this one: “I sail! I’m a sailor! I sail, way far away from the dock, with the wind and the waves and everything, I sail! AHOY!” –What About Bob? Favorite boy band growing up? Definitely N*SYNC! You would be surprised to know that... I got married this summer on June 18th! Country you would most like to visit and why? Scotland because I am Scottish, and I could play St. Andrews while I’m there! Why are long pants long? Because Short long pants sounds weird and doesn’t make sense! One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf? My Chapstick. I hate not having Chapstick! Funniest person on the team? Ninja aka Twang or if you go by her real name of Mayko!

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5 - 6 / Senior

Kristen Schelling Mesa, Arizona - Red Mountain

SCHELLING ‘S CAREER SCORECARD YEAR

ROUNDS

STROKES

AVERAGE

TOP 20

TOP 10

TOP 5

PAR

SUB-PAR

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

32 2,463 76.97 1 2 0 0 3 29 2,219 76.52 3 2 1 2 3 11 825 75.00 1 0 0 3 1 72 5,507 76.48 5 4 1 5 7

My favorite thing about the team is that we all have fun when we're out on the course. Everyone constantly has a smile on their face during the round.

UNLV A talented player who made an immediate impact in her first two years on the team who returns following an injury that required her to sit out the spring season ... Will compete for a spot in the starting lineup this coming year. 2010-11 Started the first four tournaments of the year before suffering an injury in the final round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown that ended her season … Carried a 75.00 stroke average in 11 rounds of action on the year … Helped the Rebels to a sixth place finish at the prestigious Golfweek Conference Challenge, shooting a 224 (75-77-72, +8) … Shot a season low 71 in the opening round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown … Named to the Academic All-MWC team and chosen as a MWC Scholar-Athlete for the third consecutive year. 2009-10 Played in 29 rounds as a sophomore, carrying a 76.52 average ... Shot a season-low 69 in the opening round of the UNLV Spring Invitational ... Finished eighth overall after carding a tournament-low 219 (69-71-79, +3), helping the Rebels to a first-place team finish at the spring invitational ... Captured three straight top 20 finishes entering the NCAA West Regional ... Tied for fifth at the Mountainview Collegiate after shooting a 221 (74-72-75, +5) ... Rebounded after an opening-round 82 at the Mountain West Conference Championship to claim 19th place ... Named to the Academic All-MWC team and chosen as a MWC Scholar-Athlete for the second consecutive year. 2008-09 Stepped in right away as a true freshman and was one of only two Rebels to play in all 32 rounds ... Her scoring average of 76.97 was fourth on the team and 18th in the MWC ... Posted two top-10 and one top-20 finish ... Ended the fall season by finished tied for 22nd at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown with a three-round total of 214 (-2),which included a sensational opening round 4-under 68 and a closing round of 1-under 71 ... Recorded her best finish by tying for ninth at the MountainView Collegiate with a total of 217 (+1) ... Had her third sub-par score of the season at the MountainView, a 3-under 69 in the second round ... Tied for 10th at the MWC Championships with a 231 (+15) ... Advanced to the third round of the 2009 U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship. HIGH SCHOOL A 2008 graduate of Red Mountain High School in Mesa, Ariz. ... Lettered four years for the Mountain Lions under coach Steve Rushing ... Named the team’s MVP four straight years ... Won the 5A Arizona State Championship as a sophomore and came in second as a junior ... Led RMHS to three East Valley Regional championships ... Was a four-time qualifier for the USGA Women’s Amatuer Public Links championship ... Qualified five times for the USGA Girls Junior Championship ... In 2006 she qualified to be on the Junior Ryder Cup Team. PERSONAL Kristen F. Schelling was born on Sept. 13, 1989, in Evanston, Ill. ... The daughter of Carol and Ken Schelling ... Made the honor roll all four years of high school and was a sixyear member of the National Honor Society ... Majoring in communications.

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tournament finishes 2008-09 RESULTS

Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invt. Golfweek Conference Challenge Dale McNamara Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown

T55th 39th 80th 22nd 67th T39th T29th T9th T14th T10th T74th

T58th T24th T47th T63rd T77th T38th 8th T5th T19th T 60th

82-84-75 » 241 (+22) 75-77-72 » 224 (+8) 72-75-76 » 223 (+7) 73-68-WD

75th T21st T9th

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Mountain West Champions

18 holes with... KRIS What course would you most like to play? Pebble Beach, Southern Highlands, Augusta National, St. Andrews, Shadow Creek, Spyglass…endless list. The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Fred Funk, Bobby Jones, Harry Vardon What do you miss most from home? Family, food, and my dog Tiki Do you have a nickname? Kris Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? DEFINITELY THE WIND Favorite club in your bag and why? 7 iron; The first time I hit a golf ball in the air was with a 7 iron. Favorite golfer? Fred Funk; his attitude is remarkable. If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? The U.S. Women’s Open, because I am an AMERICAN. Favorite food? Buttered noodles, bread and butter, and cheese pizza. Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament. Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window; so I can see the world. Would you rather ride in a cart or carry your bag? Walk with a caddy! Favorite movie quote? “The game can’t be won, only played” – The Legend of Bagger Vance Favorite boy band growing up? The Backstreet Boys! You would be surprised to know that... I broke both of my arms. Country you would most like to visit and why? Italy, so I can eat as much pasta as I can! One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf? Clubs, balls, and tees Song played most on your IPod right now? “The Best is Yet to Come” - Hinder

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Ellis Keenan 5 - 6 / Junior / 2L

London, England - Canbury School

KEENAN ‘S CAREER SCORECARD YEAR 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL

ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE TOP 20 TOP 10 TOP 5 PAR SUB-PAR 15 1,139 75.93 1 0 0 2 0 24 1,857 77.38 1 1 1 0 1 39 2,966 76.05 2 1 1 2 1

UNLV Returns as a junior following her first season as a full-time starter … Has one of the best short games on the team and is an exceptional putter … Has the game to score low in any round and will be looked upon as the vocal leader of the team … A very hard worker with a great personality. 2010-11 Registered 24 rounds on the year, becoming a full-time starter following the UNLV Spring Invitational … Carried the fourth lowest stroke average on the team at 77.38 … Helped the Rebels to a fifth-place finish at the Dale McNamara Invitational after posting a 237 (78-80-79, +21) … Tied for 13th at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Honolulu, shooting a 228 (80-75-73, +12) … Stood atop the leader board through two rounds at the Mountain West Championship after opening with a tournament low 68 in the first round … Finished tied for fifth and helped the Rebels to a second place finish at the MW Championship, finishing with a 216 total (68-73-75, Even) … Participated in her first NCAA Regional Tournament, carding a 243 (80-86-77, +27). 2009-10 Played in 15 rounds during her freshman season with the Rebels … Carried the second-best scoring average on the team and 13th best in the Mountain West Conference at 75.93 … Started her career at UNLV off with back-to-back top-25 finishes … Posted a 223 (76-75-72, +7) in her season-opener at the Golfweek Conference Challenge, taking 18th place overall … Followed that up with a 22nd-place finish at the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational after closing with a 223 (74-74-75, +4). HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Canbury School ... Won the state Under-18 Championship in 2005 and 2006 ... Played for the Ladies County Squad in 2008 and 2009 ... Won two English Order of Merit events in 2008: The Hampshire Rose and the Bridget Jackson Bowl ... South of England Ladies Champion in 2008 and the county champion in 2009 ... Finished eighth in the English Ladies Stroke Play event in 2009. PERSONAL Ellis Elizabeth Keenan was born on July 13, 1990, in Isleworth, England ... The daughter of Delena and Joe Keenan ... Has an older brother, Farren ... Brother played collegiate golf at the University of Texas from 2003-07 ... A criminal justice major.

tournament finishes 2009-10 RESULTS

Golfweek’s Conference Challenge Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invt. Windy City Collegiate Classic Stanford Fall Intercollegiate Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown

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76-75-72 » 223 (+7) 74-74-75 » 223 (+4) 80-72-84 » 236 (+20) 72-75-73 » 220 (+7) 73-82-82 » 237 (+21)

T18th T22nd 65th T33rd T78th

2010-11 RESULTS

Dale McNamara Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown UNLV Spring Invitational Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational Battle at Rancho Bernardo Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Mountain West Championship NCAA Central Regional

78-80-79 » 237 (+21) 77-74-81 » 232 (+16) 78-77-83 » 238 (+22) 80-75-73 » 228 (+12) 75-79-77 » 231 (+15) 77-78-77 » 232 (+16) 68-73-75 » 216 (Even) 80-86-77 » 243 (+27)

T51st T68th T63rd T13th T44th T35th T5th T105th

18 holes with... ELLIS What course would you most like to play? Cypress Point The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Graeme McDowell, the Queen and Stevie Williams. What do you miss most from home? Pub lunches, public transport, a decent cup of tea Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? Very green, with lots of tree’s Favorite club in your bag and why? Driver, accurate with it Favorite golfer? Graeme McDowell If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? Woman’s British open, because it’s played on some of the greatest courses in the UK. Favorite food? Sushi/Indian…Anything really, just no pickles or peanut butter! When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Relax and see friends. Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament Window or aisle on a plane and why? Aisle very scared of flying! Favorite flavor of Gatorade? Can I get a Diet Coke instead? Would you rather ride in a cart or carry your bag? Ride in a cart Favorite movie quote? “It will give us so much extra space to do activities!”- Step brothers You would be surprised to know that I... have to have my volume set on an even number... or a multiple of 5 Country you would most like to visit and why? Dubai, such a fast growing country with great Architecture. Why are long pants long? Because short pants are short One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf ? Diet coke

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Charlotte 5 - 10/ Sophomore

Brooks

Morrinsville, New Zealand - Tulsa

BROOKS' CAREER SCORECARD YEAR 2010-11 TOTAL

ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE TOP 20 TOP 10 TOP 5 PAR SUB-PAR 29 2,287 78.9 1 0 0 0 0 29 2,287 78.9 1 0 0 0 0

UNLV A transfer from the Unviersity of Tulsa following her freshman season ... Will look to add experience and depth to a young Rebel squad this season. TULSA Played one season at the University of Tulsa, competing in 29 rounds as a true freshman, including posteason play at the NCAA West Regional... Carried a 78.3 stroke average with a low round of 73 coming at the Conference-USA Championship Tournament ... Battled back after an openinground 83 at the Claud Jacobs Intercollegiate to post a 75 and 74 en route to her highest finish of the season at a tie for 18th place ... Helped Tulsa to the team title at the Oral Roberts Unviersity Shootout and runner-up finishes at both the Ole Miss Rebel Intercollegiate and C-USA Championship Tournament. HIGH SCHOOL Attended Cambridge High School in Cambridge, New Zealand ... Qualified first and took third at the New Zealand U23/North Island Stroke Play and advanced to the top 16 in the New Zealand Women's Match Play tournament in 2010 ... Competed in the Under Armour West Combine Tournament in Beaumont, Calif. in 2009, placing second with a 2-over par tournament total ... Accepted to the Callaway Junior World's Golf Championship held in San Diego in 2009 ... Was runner-up in the New Zealand Women's Foursome tournament and finished 14th at the U23 Championship Tournament ... Finished fourth in the Men's and Women's South Island Stroke Play Championships ... Part of the Province of Waikato squad that won the New Zealand Women's INter-Provincial Tournament in 2008 ... Won the New Zealand U15 Group Championship and placed eighth in the New Zealand U19 Group Championship in 2007. PERSONAL Charlotte Brooks was born on October 18, 1992, in Morrinsville, New Zealand ... The daughter of Warren and Janine Brooks ... Has two older sisters, Kate (26) and Anna (24) ... Majoring in hospitality management.

tournament finishes 2010-11 RESULTS ( at Tulsa)

Susie Maxwell Berning ORU Shootout Dale McNamara Invitational Alamo Invitational Claud Jacobs Intercollegiate UNLV Spring Invitational BYU Entrada Classic Ole Miss Rebel Intercollegiate C-USA Championship NCAA West Regional

75-77-79 » 231 (+18) DQ-80-78 » 84-80-74 » 242 (+22) 76-77-77 » 230 (+14) 83-75-74 » 232 (+16) 75-77-76 » 228 (+12) 86-78-86 » 250 (+34) 78-82-77 » 237 (+21) 86-79-73 » 238 (+22) 77-85-79 » 241 (+25)

23rd

T62nd T38th T18th T42nd 66th 73rd T34th T98th

Mountain West Champions

18 holes with...

CHARLOTTE What course would you most like to play? Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St Andrews, Scotland The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Adam Scott, Celine Dion and Dad. What do you miss most from home? The Food (New Zealand Lamb mostly), Kiwitahi neighbors and the millions of sheep/cows. Do you have a nickname? Kiwi (New Zealanders are called Kiwis) Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? Haha I live on a dairy farm in New Zealand. Everything is green in NZ; Las Vegas is the opposite (in a good way). Favorite club in your bag and why? 60 degree wedge or Driver. I would use it everywhere if I could. Favorite golfer? Adam Scott!! He is an Aussie but he’s always had the best swing. If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? The Masters because of the perfect golf course and large crowds. Favorite food? Either NZ Lamb or lollies (candy). When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Watch T.V (Coronation Street especially) Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Hole in one, a tournament win can come anytime. Window or aisle on a plane and why? Aisle! The 13 hour flight to NZ needs the most space possible (the ankles swell up). Do you have any superstitions? I wear ribbons in my hair for golf. Favorite flavor of Gatorade? I prefer Powerade but lemon-lime. Favorite movie quote? “I waited for you for seven years and now it’s too late.” “I wrote you 365 letters. I wrote you every day for a year.” (The Notebook). Favorite boy band growing up? Westlife, they still are! You would be surprised to know that... I sing in the shower Song played most on your IPod right now? Cheryl Cole-Fight for this Love

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Katerina Prorokova

5 - 9 / Sophomore

Roznov pod Radhostem, Czech Republic - Pendleton School

PROROKOVA'S CAREER SCORECARD YEAR 2010-11 TOTAL

ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE TOP 20 TOP 10 TOP 5 PAR SUB-PAR 33 2,593 78.58 0 0 0 1 0 33 2,593 78.58 0 0 0 1 0

UNLV Enters her second season as a member of the Rebels after logging 11 tournaments in her first year … Goes by the nickname KityKat … Is a smart player on the course and carries a quiet demeanor … Will make a big impact as an underclassman on a young Rebel squad this season. 2010-11 Earned a spot in the starting lineup prior to the start of the fall season … Tied a team-high for rounds played with 33 on the year … Carried a 78.58 stroke average in her first season as a Rebel, ranking 27th overall in the Mountain West and fifth-best for freshmen … Started her collegiate career with eight consecutive rounds under 80 … Carded a season-low 72 in the opening round of the UNLV Spring Invitational … Registered back-to-back top-25 finishes at the UNLV Spring Invitational (T22nd) and Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational (T25th) … Selected to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team … Named to the Academic All-MW team and chosen as a MW Scholar-Athlete after maintaining a 3.71 GPA in her first year at UNLV. HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of the Pendleton School in Brandenton, Florida ... Is originally from Roznov pod Radhostem, Czech Republic ... Won the Maria Garcia-Estiada Award at the IMG Leadbetter Golf Academy in 2010 ... Took first place at the Extra League of Czech Republic in 2008 and 2010 as well as the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour ... Finished second at both the 2010 Junior National Championship of Czech Republic and at the 2007 Girls Team Championship of Czech Republic ... Also played tennis for six years before golf. PERSONAL Katerina Prorokova was born on Dec. 21, 1990 ... The daughter of Yvona Prorokova and Zdenek Prorok ... Has one sister, Veronika (22) ... An undecided major.

tournament finishes 2010-11 RESULTS

Dick McGuire Invitational Golfweek Conference Challenge Dale McNamara Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Bruin/Wave Invitational UNLV Spring Invitational Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational Battle at Rancho Bernardo Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Mountain West Championship NCAA Central Regional

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77-79-78 » 234 (+15) 75-77-78 » 240 (+14) 79-78-82 » 239 (+23) 79-75-74 » 228 (+12) 75-85-80 » 240 (+24) 72-74-76 » 222 (+6) 78-76-78 » 232 (+16) 75-87-80 » 242 (+26) 81-81-77 » 239 (+23) 79-80-75 » 234 (+18) 81-91-81 » 253 (+37)

T53rd T40th T55th T54th T63rd T22nd T25th T75th T58th 31st T123rd

18 holes with... KAT What course would you most like to play? Pebble Beach The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Tiger Woods, Roger Federer and Paul Pancoe haha What do you miss most from home? My family including my dog Rasty Do you have a nickname? No. haha Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? The size of everything Do you have any superstitions? Nope Favorite golfer? Tiger Woods Favorite food? sushi When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Go out and have fun with my friends Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window, so I can see outside and I can sleep better. Favorite flavor of Gatorade? Orange Would you rather ride in a cart or carry your bag? Of course ride in a cart... ;o) Favorite movie? Peaceful Warrior Country you would most like to visit and why? Thailand, I want to see and ride on an elephant. One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf ? Clubs and balls :D Song played most on your IPod right now? LMFOA - I am sexy and I know it Funniest person on the team? Hee Jeong

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

5 - 3 / Freshman

Dana Finkelstein Chandler, Arizona - Corona del Sol

UNLV Dana Finkelstein (pronounced FINK-oul-steen) is a young and talented player who brings experience from the junior level to the squad … Has a great short game that will enable her to compete for a slot in the starting lineup on a weekly basis. HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of Corona del Sol High School … Was a four-year letterman for coach Pat Reed … Helped guide the Aztecs to a 45-12-2 mark and three consecutive regional championships (2008-10) … Carried a 34.7 scoring average as a senior … Named the Corona del Sol Athlete of the Year following her senior season … Medalist winner at the 2009-10 regional championship … Voted Southwest Section Player of the Year in 2009 … Has recorded five top-5 American Junior Golf Association finishes … Named a Tempe All-City golfer. PERSONAL Dana Sari Finkelstein was born on January 6, 1993 … The daughter of Jay and Stacey Finkelstein … Has one sister, Rachel (16) … Chose UNLV over Oregon, Washington, San Diego State, New Mexico State and Northern Arizona … Undecided on major.

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18 holes with... DANA The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Adam Scott, Rickie Fowler, Paula Creamer What do you miss most from home? My family and my bed Do you have a nickname? Yes it is, D Favorite club in your bag and why? Driver because it goes far If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? I would like to win the US Women’s Open because it is the biggest and best women’s event you could possible win. Favorite food? Pizza How much do you bench press? 70 I think When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Relax and watch movies Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Hole in one because I don’t have one yet Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window so I can look out and see the town Favorite flavor of Gatorade? Riptide Rush Favorite movie quote? Alan (the hangover) “Hey! There are skittles in there!” Favorite boy band growing up? Backstreet boys You would be surprised to know that I... Once was really good at skateboarding Country you would most like to visit and why? England because they have good golf there One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf ? Water and food Song played most on your IPod right now? Strange Clouds (feat. Lil Wayne) by B.o.B Funniest person on the team? Mayko

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Hee Jeong Lim

5 - 9 / Freshman

Giheung-gu, South Korea - Bradenton Academy

UNLV Will be a great fit coming to UNLV from the Pendleton School ... Brings international tournament experience and will be a part of a highly competitive freshmen class during the 2011-12 season. HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of the Pendleton School in Brradenton, Florida ... Is originally from Seoul, South Korea ... Helped guide her junior high school team in South Korea to the Korean junior championship in 2009. PERSONAL Hee Jeong Lim was born August 8, 1992 in Seoul, South Korea ... The daughter of Kyung Sun and Iuhwan Lim ... Has one brother, Tae Lim (21) who is a member of the golf team at Rollins College ... Chose UNLV over the University of San Francisco and Rollins College ... An undecided major.

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18 holes with...

HEE JEONG

The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Katerina Prorokova, Mayko Weng, Margarrite. What do you miss most from home? Street shopping at 2 a.m. with my friends Do you have a nickname? Pixie Favorite club in your bag and why? Eight iron because I always hit it well Favorite golfer? Danny Lee If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? LPGA MacDonald championship because prize money is big! Favorite food? Sushi How much do you bench press? 50 When youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Dancing and eating Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window because I like to look outside. Do you have any superstitions? Palm reading Favorite movie quote? "Who do you think you are?" Favorite boy band growing up? FT island (Korean rock band) Country you would most like to visit and why? Czech Republic because I want to see Kat and hangout. Why are long pants long? Because in English long means long so... Song played most on your IPod right now? FT Island - Hello Hello Funniest person on the team? Katerina and Mayko

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Marguerite 5 - 6 / Freshman

Swearingen

Livermore, California - Granada

UNLV Marguerite Swearingen (pronounced swear - IN - gen) brings a great personality to the team ... She will contribute as a freshman this year and has the qualities to make a great leader in the years to come. HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of Granada High School in Livermore, California … Was a four-year letterwinner for the Matadors under coach Tim Rankin … Helped Granada to a East Bay Athletic League Championship … Named All-EBAL four consecutive years, including following her senior season when she won medalist honors after shooting a 69 … Was the top qualifier at the North Coast Section after carding a 73 and finished third overall in the tournament after turning in a round of 73 … Placed sixth in the state finals during her junior season. PERSONAL Marguerite Rose Swearingen was born on August 26, 1993 … The daughter of Michael and Tamara Swearingen … Chose UNLV over North Carolina, TCU, San Francisco and UC Davis … Undecided on major.

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18 holes with...

MARGUERITE What course would you most like to play? TPC Sawgrass The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Natalie Gulbis, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson What do you miss most from home? My cat Moo Moo Do you have a nickname? Grete Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? Mine is a cowboy town and this is just crazy Favorite club in your bag and why? 56 degree because I have holed out with that club a lot. If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? Evian Masters and winning in France would be awesome. When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Working out, hanging out with friends, and shopping! Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament duh... Window or aisle on a plane and why? Aisle Teammate you like playing head to head against the most and why? Anyone would be a good choice because we are all tough competitors Would you rather ride in a cart or carry your bag? I like the exercise but feeling lazy than cart Favorite movie quote? “Just don’t knock my teeth on the curb tho, okay? Lets really sell this. Give em a show!” -Jim Carrey in Yes Man Favorite boy band growing up? Backstreet boys You would be surprised to know that I... Want to do fitness modeling or just modeling. Country you would most like to visit and why? Italy to see where my family was from. Song played most on your IPod right now? Cough syrup by Young The Giant Funniest person on the team? Charlotte

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Mayko 5 - 7 / Freshman

Chwen Wang ??????, Taiwan - ???????

UNLV Mayko Chwen Wang (pronounced may-co chen) brings plenty of international experience to the Rebels this season ... Has a contagious personality ... Will compete for spot in starting lineup early on. HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of Los Altos High School in Hacienda Heights, CA … Is originally from Taipei, Taiwan … Was a four-year letterman for the Conquerors under coach Hal Evans … Helped guide Los Altos to a first place finish and Kanabe Cup Championship in 2008 … Part of 2008 CIF SS Championship team that also finished state runner’s up … Improved scoring average by two strokes in high school, finishing her senior year with a 76.7 average … Was an All-Hacienda League selection three straight years and the 2010 league MVP … Won the 2009 American Junior Golf Association championship and finished tied for third in 2010 … Was the 2010 CIF Sectional Champion ... Collected top three finishes at the 2010 ASGA and Women's Western Championship ... Tied for first place at the 2010 Southern California Toyota Championship. PERSONAL Mayko Chwen Wang was born on April 8, 1992 … The daughter of Kowen Wang and Hsiu Mei Huang … Chose UNLV over Cal State Long Beach, Cal Riverside , SMU and Oregon … Undecided on major.

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18 holes with...

MAYKO

What course would you most like to play? I really want to play Cypress for a chance but the course that I would most like to play is Blessing Country Club in Fayetteville, Ark. to make up the mistakes that I played last time The three people you would most like to play a round of golf with? Yani Tseng, Na Yeon Choi and Annika Do you have a nickname? Ninja Biggest difference from your hometown compared to Las Vegas? Casinos and food. More international cuisines in Taipei Favorite club in your bag and why? My favorite club in my bag is seven iron. I always practice it and I feel more confident when I use this club. If you could win any major championship, which one would it be and why? I want to win the Kraft Nabisco championship, not because it is sponsor by a food company. I want to leave my name on the bridge and jump in the 18th hole water and also have the white robe waiting for me Favorite food? My favorite food is an oyster pancake from Taiwan with sweet soy sauce on top and vegetable in it. When you’re not golfing or studying, what is your favorite thing to do? Skiing during winter and for summer watching Korean drama night and day Would you rather hit a hole in one or win a tournament? Win a tournament, I like the feel of victory more then a unexpected surprise on the course Window or aisle on a plane and why? Window, because you can view the city below, but aisle is closer to the restroom Do you have any superstitions? I don't have superstitions. I think it is best to not to think about that Favorite flavor of Gatorade? Grape Favorite movie quote? "In competitive behavior someone always loses."- John Nash Favorite boy band growing up? My favorite boy band was F4 in Asia and in U.S. is Backstreet Boys Why are long pants long? When pants get over wash the trunks will stretch out longer. One thing you absolutely have to have while you are playing a round of golf ? My necklace with all the charms on it Song played most on your IPod right now? High High - G-dragon Funniest person on the team? Me, I will be the funniest on the team

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

EBOOK 2010-11 seasonNOT REBELS EXCEL IN CLASSROOM

Four UNLV women’s golf student-athletes were named 2010-11 All-America Scholar recipients by the National Golf Coaches Association. A total of 566 women’s collegiate golfers were recognized from NCAA Divisions I, II and III. The criteria for selection to the All-America Scholar teams includes carrying a minimum 3.50 cumulative grade point average and also having competed in at least 50 percent (Division I) or 66 percent (Division II and III) of their school’s regularly scheduled competitive rounds during the year. UNLV’s selections to the team were Bethany Glassford (photography major), Alejandra Guacaneme ( journalism major), Therese Koelbaek (management major) and Kristen Schelling (communications major). Guacaneme and Koelbaek were selected for the fourth straight season while Glassford became a three-time honoree and Schelling a two-time selection.

NINE IS SO FINE

The UNLV women’s golf team qualified for its ninth straight NCAA Regional Championship appearance in just its 10th year as a program. The Rebels finished 21st at the NCAA Central Regional, played at the Warren Golf Course in South Bend, Ind. UNLV shot a 954 (+90) total in the three-day event. Junior Therese Koelbaek shot a 225 (77-76-72, +9) and tied for 18th place, while classmate Alejandra Guacaneme finished with a 241 total (82-78-81, +25) and in a tie for 95th place overall. Sophomore Ellis Keenan carded a three-day total of 243 (80-86-77, +27) in her first postseason tournament with UNLV. Junior Bethany Glassford finished at +31 (80-85-82) while freshman Katerina Prorokova tallied a 253 (81-91-81) to round out the Rebel lineup.

MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Rebels concluded the 2010-11 regular season with a runner-up place finish at the Mountain West Conference Championship at held at the Red/Heritage Course at the Wigwam Resort in Phoenix, Ariz. UNLV shot 870 (286-292-292, +6) over the three-day event. Therese Koelbaek tied the record for largest margin of victory, finishing four strokes ahead of Betsy Kelly (Colorado State) for medalist honors. Koelbaek carded three straight rounds under par (70-71-68) to finish 7-under. Ellis Keenan posted a 216 (68-73-75, E) to tie for fifth place while senior Alejandra Guacaneme tied for 12th at 5-over par (74-73-74). Bethany Glassford tied for 20th (74-75-75, +8) and Katerina Prorokova rounded out the Rebel lineup in 31st after finishing at 18-over par (79-80-75).

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ALL-EVERYTHING

Senior Therese Koelbaek finished her career as the most decorated women's golfer in UNLV history. The Denmark native was a four-time All-Mountain West selection, a four-time All-Academic selection, three-time All-American and six-time Mountain West Golfer of the Month honoree. Koelbaek set the school record for scoring average (72.27 strokes per round), giving her four of the top five averages. She twice carded the lowest round in program history at 66 and her round of 67 during the 2010 Las Vegas Collegiate Invitational tied the mark for second best. She was the first UNLV women's golfer and just the fourth in MW history to be a four-time All-MWC selection. On the academic side, Koelbaek was UNLV's 12th Academic All-America First Team selection and first since 2002. A four-time NGCA All-Scholar Team member, she was named the 2011 Mountain West Female Scholar Athlete of the Year and chosen as the conference's representitive for the NCAA's Woman of the year award.

MOUNTAIN WEST YEARLY AWARDS 2010-11 MWC Women’s Golfer of the Year Therese Koelbaek, Jr., UNLV

2010-11 MWC Women’s Golf Freshman of the Year Sanna Nuutinen, TCU 2010-11 MWC Women’s Golf Coach of the Year Angie Larkin, TCU 2010-11 Women’s Golf All-Mountain West Conference Team Therese Koelbaek, Jr., UNLV Kelsey Vines, So., BYU Brianna Espinoza, Jr., Colorado State Stephanie Arcala, Sr., San Diego State Christine Wong, So., San Diego State Brooke Beeler, Jr., TCU Melissa Loh, Sr., TCU Sanna Nuutinen, Fr., TCU

»»»» Therese Koelbaek added to her career achievement list throughout the 201011 season, adding her fourth-career tournament win, a fourth-straight selection to the All-MWC Team and three Mountain West Golfer of the Month honors.

THREE IS THE LUCKY NUMBER

Senior Therese Koelbaek was tabbed as the Mountain West Conference Golfer of the Month three times during her senior season, equaling the number of honors in her pervious three seasons combined. Koelbaek finished her career with the second-most GOM honors.

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2010-11 seasonSCORECARD BRANCH LAW FIRM/DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL

BRUIN/WAVE INVITATIONAL

PACIFIC COAST INTERCOLLEGIATE

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 17-18, 2010 17 Teams, 92 Individuals Oregon: 295-296-290--881 (+5) Erica Omlid (Oregon): 70-72-69--211 (-8)

Santa Clarita, Calif., Feb. 28-March 2, 2011 15 Teams, 84 Individuals UCLA: 281-294-285--860 (-4) Lee Lopez (UCLA): 70-73-69--212 (-4)

Half Moon Bay, Calif., April 4-5, 2011 12 Teams, 68 Individuals Oregon: 304-397-390 (+27) Katerina Ruzickova (Texas A&M): 73-76-69--218 (+2)

The Championship Course at UNM

8 T3 T23 T36 T53 75 85

UNLV 307-299-302--908, +32 Therese Koelbaek 70-70-75--215, -4 Alejandra Guacaneme 77-72-74--224, +5 Kristen Schelling 78-72-78--228, +9 Katerina Prorokova 77-79-78--234, +15 Bethany Glassford 82-84-75--241, +22 Mandi Incorvaia 82-84-80--246, +27

Robinson Ranch Golf Club

13 T8 T55 62 T63 T75 78

GOLFWEEK CONFERENCE CHALLENGE

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

Vail, Colo., Sept. 26-28, 2010 18 Teams, 90 Individuals Virginia: 287-303-287--877 (+13) Brittany Altomare (Virginia): 69-73-70--212 (-4)

Boulder City, Nev., March 7-9, 2011 15 Teams, 85 Individuals Pepperdine: 285-278-281--844 (-20) Danielle Kang (Pepperdine): 71-69-66--206 (-10) Kelsey Vines (BYU): 66-70-70--206 (-10)

Red Sky Golf Club

6 3 T21 T35 T40 T61

UNLV 294-299-303--896, +32 Therese Koelbaek 69-70-75--214, -2 Kristen Schelling 75-77-72--224, +8 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-75-79--229, +13 Katerina Prorokova 75-77-78--230, +14 Mandi Incorvaia 79-83-78--240, +24

DALE McNAMARA INVITATIONAL The Patriot Golf Club

Owasso, Okla., Oct. 11-13, 2010 16 Teams, 88 Individuals Oklahoma: 292-291-294--877 (+13) Ellen Mueller (Oklahoma): 67-73-69--209 (-7)

5 T3 T9 T25 T51 T55

UNLV 292-307-306--905, +41 Therese Koelbaek 69-74-75--218, +2 Kristen Schelling 72-75-76--223, +7 Alejandra Guacaneme 73-81-76--230, +14 Ellis Keenan 78-80-79--237, +21 Katerina Prorokova 79-78-82--239, +23

LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Boulder Creek Golf Club

Boulder City, Nev., Oct. 25-27, 2010 17 Teams, 92 Individuals Arkansas: 277-276-293--846 (-18) Emily Tubert (Arkansas): 63-68-74--205 (-11)

10 T6 T27 T54 T64 T66 T71 T85 WD

UNLV 303-325-312--940, +76 Therese Koelbaek 72-77-70--219, +3 Alejandra Guacaneme 77-81-79--237, +21 Stephanie Whatley 78-82-79--239, +23 Katerina Prorokova 75-85-80--240, +24 Bethany Glassford 79-82-87--248, +32 Mandi Incorvaia 83-85-83--251, +35

UNLV 296-292-307--895, +31 Therese Koelbaek 73-67-73--213, -3 Bethany Glassford 73-68-81--222, +6 Katerina Prorokova 79-75-74-228, +12 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-76-79--230, +14 Ellis Keenan 77-74-81--232, +16 Mandi Incorvaia 81-72-80--233, +17 Stephanie Whatley 76-78-87--241, +25 Kristen Schelling 71-79-WD

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Half Moon Bay Golf Links

10 T6 T35 T48 T53 T58

MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP Wigwam Golf Course

Boulder Creek Golf Club

6 T7 T22 T42 T60 T63 T63 T63

UNLV 296-298-301--895, +31 Therese Koelbaek 70-73-71--214, -2 Katerina Prorokova 72-74-76--222, +6 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-74-78--228, +12 Bethany Glassford 78-83-76--237, +21 Ellis Keenan 78-77-83--238, +22 Stephanie Whatley 79-83-76--238, +22 Victoria Oros 81-81-91--253, +37

DR. DONNIS THOMPSON INVITATIONAL Kaneohe Klipper Golf Club

Honolulu, Hawai'i, March 14-15, 2011 18 Teams, 101 Individuals Arizona State: 293-293-301--887 (+23) Carlota Ciganda (Arizona State): 68-74-73--215 (-1)

4 4 T13 T18 T25 T50

UNLV 312-301-295--908, +44 Therese Koelbaek 74-74-73--221, +5 Ellis Keenan 80-75-73--228, +12 Alejandra Guacaneme 80-76-74--230, +14 Katerina Prorokova 78-76-78--232, +16 Bethany Glassford 85-76-75--236, +20

BATTLE AT RANCHO BERNARDO

Rancho Bernardo Inn Championship Course

Rancho Bernardo, Calif., March 20-22, 2011 17 Teams, 93 Individuals Purdue: 295-292-292--879 (+15) Laura Gonzalez (Purdue): 70-71-68--209 (-7)

10 T2 T44 T62 T75 90

UNLV 304-303-308--915, +51 Therese Koelbaek 72-70-73--215, -1 Ellis Keenan 75-79-77--231, +15 Alejandra Guacaneme 82-77-78--237, +21 Katerina Prorokova 75-87-80--242, +26 Bethany Glassford 84-77-90--251, +35

UNLV 311-310-303--924, +60 Therese Koelbaek 76-74-73--223, +7 Ellis Keenan 77-78-77--232, +16 Alejandra Guacaneme 78-81-76--235, +19 Bethany Glassford 80-77-80--237, +21 Katerina Prorokova 81-81-77--239, +23

Phoenix, Ariz., April 14-16, 2011 7 Teams, 35 Individuals TCU: 288-293-284--865 (+1) Therese Koelbaek (UNLV): 70-71-68--209 (-7)

2 1 T5 T12 T20 31

UNLV 286-292-292--870, +6 Therese Koelbaek 70-71-68--209, -7 Ellis Keenan 68-73-75--216, E Alejandra Guacaneme 74-73-74--221, +5 Bethany Glassford 74-75-75--224, +8 Katerina Prorokova 79-80-75--234, +31

NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL Warren Golf Course

South Bend, Ind., May 5-7, 2011 24 Teams, 125 Individuals UCLA: 291-301-298--890 (+26) Stephanie Kono (UCLA): 74-76-68--218 (+2) Megan McChrystal (LSU): 72-75-71--218 (+2)

21 UNLV 318-325-311--954, +90 T18 Therese Koelbaek 77-76-72--225, +9 T95 Alejandra Guacaneme 82-78-81--241, +25 T105 Ellis Keenan 80-86-77--243, +27 T117 Bethany Glassford 80-85-82--247, +31 T123 Katerina Prorokova 81-91-81--253, +37

ORY RebelHIST November 11, 1999

"Fore" UNLV Women's Golf A UNLV women's golf fundraiser, "Fore," sponsored by the UNLV Women's Sports Foundation and the Executive Women's Golf Association at the Desert Inn Country Club, raises $4,250 in hopes of generating support for a new women's squad at the university.

for women's golf and a chance for the community to welcome Hester for the first time. Mayor Oscar Goodman issues a proclamation declaring the day as "Kelley Hester Day in the City of Las Vegas." The event includes a raffle and a reception catered by Wolfgang Puck and almost earns another $10,000 for women's golf.

March 9, 2000

April 25, 2001

Major Gift As part of a $3 million gift to the University for women's sports, a $1 million endowment for women's golf is established. The rest of the gift, donated to UNLV by Donrey Media Group (now Eller Media); James Rogers, president of Sunbelt Communications; Jerry and Sue Lykins; and the Las Vegas Founders Club, is used in the construction of a new oncampus softball stadium and to help with the operating budget for the women's golf team.

First Class Unveiled Hester announces her first-ever recruiting class, consisting of Las Vegan Erin Borcherts, junior phenoms Hwanhee Lee and Young Pak from Cerritos, Calif., prep star Tina Mabanta of Vancouver, B.C., and San Antonio native Angela Olivarri.

June 15, 2001

"Fore" UNLV Golf Women's Sports A second "Fore" fundraiser features a golf tournament held at Rhodes Ranch to raise funds for all of UNLV's women's athletics. More than $10,000 went to women's golf.

A Home Is Found UNLV reaches an agreement with Anthem Country Club that the scenic venue overlooking the city will house the new program. The 7,300-yard, par-72 facility is one of the best in the Las Vegas valley and provides ample area for the team to practice on a regular basis. "We take pride in our role as host to an outstanding team of competitive golfers, and we all want to see the program succeed," says Jeff Seman, Director of Golf at Anthem.

January 8, 2001

August 27, 2001

October 8, 2000

Enter Hester Kelley Hester is hired as the first women's golf coach at UNLV.

March 13, 2001

"Fore" Three? UNLV hosts its third "Fore" fundraiser, a drive

First Practice The long wait finally over, school wasn't the only thing beginning at the University. The team moved into its home at Anthem Country Club, assembling for the first-ever practice.

September 17, 2001

First Swing Just three short weeks after practice begins, the Rebels play in their first competition at the Mason Rudolph Championship hosted by Vanderbilt. UNLV finishes 14th, 100 strokes over par.

February 18, 2002

Champion! In just her fourth tournament as a collegian, freshman Hwanhee Lee wins the Lady Aztec Invitational and leads the Rebels to a bestever sixth-place finish.

April 24, 2002

Writing The Record Book UNLV wraps up its inaugural season with a fifth-place finish at the Mountain West Conference Championship. On the final day of the tourney, the Rebels break 300 as a team for the first time, shooting 297 on the final day. Junior Erin Borcherts cards the best round of the season, firing an even-par 71, and also posts the team's best 54-hole score, a seven-over 220.

May 20, 2002

Rebels Lose Hester's Help In a shocking move less than one month after UNLV closes its inaugural season, Kelley Hester announces that she has accepted the head coaching position at the University of Arkansas.

June 24, 2002

Ringler Receives Reigns UNLV hires Missy Ringler from the University of Minnesota as its second women’s golf

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head coach.

October 1, 2002

Rebel Rankings UNLV gets ranked in the top 50 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index for the first time in program history. The Rebels debut at No. 47.

November 11, 2002

Women’s College Golf For the first time ever, women’s college golf comes to Las Vegas as UNLV hosts 14 schools at the Las Vegas Founders Women’s Collegiate Showdown. The Rebels play well, finishing second in the tournament, while freshman Sunny Oh ties for first and loses medalist honors in a playoff.

April 8, 2003

Dixie Chicks UNLV wins its first team tournament title, capturing the BYU Dixie Classic by three strokes in St. George, Utah.

April 28, 2003

Postseason Debut The Rebels are among the 63 schools invited to the NCAA Regional competitions, marking the first postseason appearance for the young program. UNLV is awarded the No. 10 seed at the West Regional in Tempe, Ariz.

May 8, 2003

Oh Goes Low Sunny Oh fires a first-round 67 at the NCAA West Regional, shattering her own school record. The score is good enough for a share of the daily lead.

Mountain West Champions

May 10, 2003

Oh Wins West Regional Oh makes her first-round 67 hold up as the Rebel freshman cruises to a two-stroke victory. Although UNLV fails to advance to the NCAA Finals as a team, Oh is awarded one of the two individual berths for her win.

May 28, 2003

All-American Girl Playing as an individual, Oh makes up six strokes on the final day to climb into 11th place at the NCAA Championship. Based on her strong finish, the freshman is named an honorable mention All-American.

September 8, 2003

Preseason Praise For the first time in the program’s history the Rebels open the season in the top 20 of Golfweek’s preseason rankings at No. 20.

September 16, 2004

Twice As Nice UNLV lives up to its preseason billing by winning the Northwest Invite by 12 strokes over TCU. The Rebels’ win is the second tournament title in school history as three individuals place in the top 10.

April 6, 2004

Repeating In Utah For the second consecutive year the Rebels win the BYU Dixie Classic, this time by a commanding 27-stroke margin over San Francisco. UNLV breaks two school records and Oh won her second career tournament.

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ORY RebelHIST April 13, 2004

Playing With The Pros For the first time in the program’s short history, a Rebel plays on the LPGA Tour, as Oh qualifies for the Takefuji Classic held in Las Vegas, Nev.

April 24, 2004

Conference Champions After coming up one stroke short the year before, the Rebels win the 2004 Mountain West Conference title by two strokes over New Mexico. Oh claims medalist honors on her way to being named the MWC Player of the Year.

May 6, 2004

Rolling At Regionals Continuing its strong spring, the Rebels finish second at the NCAA East Regional, behind only national powerhouse Duke. UNLV beats four teams ranked in the top 15 to earn the team its first trip to the NCAA Championships.

May 21, 2004

Culmination Of A Dream Season For the first time in program history, UNLV has an entire team at the NCAA Championship in Opelika, Ala. The team finishes 21st at the championship.

May 21, 2004

All-American Again For the second consecutive year, Oh earns All-America honors, as the sophomore is named to the NGCA All-American Second Team. It caps a strong year by Oh, who won two

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individual titles, including the MWC Championship, and was named the league’s Player of the Year.

September 3, 2004

High Rebel Ranking UNLV makes an appearance in Golfweek’s preseason rankings for a second-straight season as the Rebels are ranked 16th in the nation heading into the 2004-05 season. It is the highest ranking that the Rebels have ever received by Golfweek heading into a season.

November 3, 2004

Home Sweet Home UNLV takes home top honors at the thirdannual Las Vegas Founders Collegiate Showdown, the first time that the Rebels won the event they host. Led by Hwanhee Lee’s oneunder 215 that earns her medalist honors, UNLV wins the tournament with a team score of 912 (+11). It is the second medalist title of Lee’s career and a main reason that UNLV holds off Washington by five strokes to win the team title. The Rebels have two other golfers in the top 10 as Seema Sadekar finishes fourth with a 217 (+1) and Elena Kurokawa cards a 218 (+2) to finish fifth.

April 4, 2005

Utah Three-Peat The BYU-Utah Dixie Classic figures to be on the Rebels’ schedule for years to come as UNLV wins the tournament for the third consecutive year last season. UNLV battles rain and wind to win the tournament by 14 strokes, carding a two-round total of 617 (+41) to runaway from Arkansas. Seema

Sadekar (2nd), Lee (3rd) and Kurokawa (8th) all finish in the top 10 for the Rebels.

April 23, 2005

Back-To-Back Champions UNLV women’s golf team fights wet, rainy conditions to win the MWC Championship for the second consecutive year at Sunriver, Ore. Just as it did the year before, UNLV wins the title by two strokes over New Mexico, 898 (+46) to 890 (+48). The Rebels carried a one-stroke lead heading into the final round as UNLV and New Mexico were never separated by more than two strokes during the last day, as the title went down to the wire. Kurokawa led the way for the Rebels, firing a final-round 72 (+1) to win medalist honors with a total of 214 (+1), marking the first time that the junior has won a title in her UNLV career. Kurokawa’s win was also the second straight time that a Rebel wins medalist honors at the MWC champions, as Sunny Oh won last year. Sadekar and Lee joined Kurokawa in the top 10 and the Rebels had all five players finish in the top 20. Sadekar came in sixth with a three-day total of 225 (+12) and Lee finished in a tie for eighth with a final score of 227 (+14). Christine Hentzner tied for 16th with a score 235 (+22) and Young Pak came in 20th with a total of 237 (+24).

September 30, 2005

Rebels Roll Into Top 10 For the first time in program history, the Rebels are ranked among the top-10 teams in the country, coming in eighth in Golfweek’s collegiate poll.

March 15, 2006

May 26, 2006

April 5, 2006

May 27, 2006

An Inviting Spring The Rebels hold on to win their own UNLV Spring Invite at the Boulder Creek Golf Club. UNLV overcomes a four-shot deficit to Campbell in the final three holes to win the tournament, which was in just its second year. Da Sol Chung leads the way for the Rebels with a fourth-place finish. Four! UNLV wins its fourth-straight BYU Dixie Classic, winning by five strokes over host BYU. It was a memorable day for junior Seema Sadekar, as she earns medalist honors, marking the first time in her career that she won a tournament. Sadekar had finished second at both of the past two BYU Dixie Classics. Da Sol Chung is right behind in second place and Elena Kurokawa and Grace Woo also crack the top 25.

April 22, 2006

A Rebel Three-Peat UNLV leads from wire-to-wire in capturing its third-straight Mountain West Conference title by five strokes over New Mexico. The Rebels are led by freshman sensation Da Sol Chung, who wins medalist honors in a onehole playoff. Elena Kurokawa finishes fifth, followed by Seema Sadekar and Grace Woo, who both tie for seventh. Chung was named the MWC’s Player of the Year and Co-Freshman of the Year while Kurokawa, Sadekar and Woo joined Chung on the All-MWC Team. Rebel head coach Missy Ringler takes home Coach of the Year honors, the second time that she has won the award.

Mountain West Champions

UNLV Returns To Nationals For the second time in program history, the Rebels field an entire team at the NCAA Championships, finishing 22nd overall. Da Sol Chung caps her first collegiate year with a third-place finish at the championships, the highest finish ever for a Mountain West Conference golfer. First-Time First Team Da Sol Chung makes UNLV history by becoming the first golfer to earn first team All- American accolades, as she is honored by the NGCA. Chung is just the second Rebel to be named an All- American, joining former Rebel great Sunny Oh.

July 1, 2006

A Major Debut Da Sol Chung continues her magical freshman season, qualifying for the 61st U.S. Women’s Open and becoming the first Rebel golfer to play in an LPGA Major. Chung would go on to finish tied for 134th.

Nov. 23, 2007

Aloha From The Islands Playing in its first tournament in Hawaii, UNLV ties for third at the Aloha Purdue Collegiate Invitational. The Rebels are led by freshman Natasha Krishna, who earns her first career medalist honors with a two-over 212.

ORY RebelHIST May 10, 2008

Koelbaek Tops In The West UNLV freshman sensation Therese Koelbaek ties for medalist honors and the Rebel women’s golf team finished third at the NCAA West Regional at Lincoln Hills Golf Club in Sacramento, Calif. Koelbaek is just the second golfer in program history to earn medalist honors at an NCAA Regional event.

May 23, 2008

Rebels Post Best NCAA Finish UNLV posts its best-ever finish at the NCAA Championships, finishing 16th overall at the national tournament, which was played at the Championship Course in Albuquerque. It was the third trip to the NCAAs for the Rebels in program history, and first time they cracked the top 20.

June 4, 2008

All-America Honors For Koelbaek UNLV freshman Therese Koelbaek earns Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America, capping a sensational rookie season. Koelbaek is the third Rebel to earn All- America honors in program history.

October 29, 2008

Records Fall At Showdown UNLV sophomore Therese Koelbaek caps a spectacular three days of golf with a second consecutive six-under par to finish tied for second at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, part of record-setting day at Boulder Creek Golf Club. Koelbaek finished with a 54hole total of 16-under 200, shattering the UNLV records for lowest tournament score and lowest score to par, helping the Rebels

to a fourth-place finish as a team. Koelbaek’s strong three-day performance was part of a UNLV team score of 19-under 845, which is a program record for both tournament score and lowest total score to par. The Rebels also set a program mark with their 14-under 274, the lowest single-round score and score to par in school history.

March 11, 2009

UNLV Springs Forward With Win UNLV uses a steady final round to keep Texas Tech at bay and win the team title at the 2009 UNLV Spring Invitational, which is played at Boulder Creek Golf Club. Carrying a slim two-shot lead into the final round, the Rebels posted a team score of one-over 289, the same as the Red Raiders, giving UNLV the championship with a three-round total of 884 (+20).

April 7, 2009

Rebels On Top In Hoosier State UNLV women’s golf take home the team title and junior Natasha Krishna earns medalist honors at the Indiana Invitational, which was played under chilly conditions at Otter Creek Golf Club. UNLV ran away with team honors with a score of 931 (+67) that was good for a 13-stroke victory over Iowa State. Krishna finished with a three-round total of 225 (+9), and it was the second win of Krishna’s collegiate career.

June 9, 2009

Twice Is Nice For Koelbaek UNLV sophomore Therese Koelbaek earns Golfweek Honorable Mention All-America for a second consecutive season. Koelbaek is

the second Rebel to earn All-America honors twice in the program’s history.

March 10, 2010

Rebels Dominate Spring Invite UNLV shoots an opening-round 281 and never looks back en route to capturing the team title at the 2010 spring invitational. Therese Koelbaek wins her third career tournament with a 6-under par score of 210 and is the only player in the field to shoot under par all three rounds.

May 9, 2010

Let’s Make It Eight The Rebels make their eighth straight appearance at the NCAA Regional Championships. UNLV is seeded 13th entering the three-day event at the Stanford Golf Course and finishes 16th overall. Therese Koelbaek and Alejandra Guacaneme each record top30 finishes.

July 6, 2010

All-America Honors Juniors Therese Koelbaek and Alejandra Guacaneme and sophomores Bethany Glassford and Kristen Schelling recognized as AllAmerica Scholar recipients by the National Golf Coaches Association. All four were also named to the 2010 Spring Academic AllMWC team.

April 14, 2011

The Best in the West Senior Therese Koelbaek is named the 2011 Mountain West Golfer of the Year. Koelbaek becomes the fourth Rebel to earn the distinguished honor after leading the MW in

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Mountain West Champions

scoring average and dominating each tournament field, collecting 10 top-10 finishes in 11 events.

April 16, 2011

Without a Doubt Therese Koelbaek became the fourth Rebel golfer to take home medalist honors at the Mountain West Championship Tournament, carding a 7-under tournament and tying the largest margin of victory at four strokes.

April 25, 2011

We're Going Streaking! UNLV's women's golf team earns an at-large bid to the NCAA Regional Championships for the ninth consecutive year. The Rebels enter the Central Regional in South Bend, Ind. as the No. 15 seed. Therese Koelbaek collects a top-20 finish to cap a stellar career in Rebel Red.

July 20, 2011

Top of the Class Therese Koelbaek is named the 2011 Mountain West Female Scholar Athlete of the Year, adding yet another milestone in a tremendous career at UNLV.

July 28, 2011

A Team Effort 2010-11 team becomes the first in program history to earn selection to NGCA's top-25 team GPA. Rebels tie for 24th and are only nationally-ranked team to appear on list.

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IME unlvALL-T

ROSTER

erin BORCHETS » 2001-03

allison CHELL » 2004-07

tonya CHOATE » 2007-08

da sol CHUNG » 2005-07

ellen DOW » 2004-05

bethany GLASSFORD » 2008-SA

alejandra GUACANEME » 2007-2011

christine HENTZNER » 2001-05

mandi INCORVAIA » 2009-2011

kristin INGRAM » 2006-07

ellis KEENAN » 2009-SA

therese KOELBAEK » 2007-2011

ayeesha KOSUGI » 2001-05

natasha KRISHNA » 2006-10

elena KUROKAWA » 2002-06

hwanhee LEE » 2001-05

kasi LEE » 2006-09

melissa MABANTA » 2006-10

tina MABANTA » 2001-05

erin McGOUGH » 2001-06

nicole McGIRR » 2004-09

autumn MONTEIRO » 2001-02

sunny OH » 2002-04

angela OLIVARRI » 2001

victoria OROS » 2008-SA

young PAK » 2001-06

chelsea PENDLETON » 2004-06

katerina PROROKOVA » 2010-SA

seema SADEKAR » 2003-07

kristen SCHELLING » 2008-SA

stephanie WHATLEY » 2008-SA

grace WOO » 2005-06

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unlvRECORD Individual Records rounds [season]

37, Alejandra Guacaneme, 2007-08 37, Hwanhee Lee, 2003-04 37, Sunny Oh, 2003-04 37, Seema Sadekar, 2003-04 36, Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08 36, Elena Kurokawa, 2003-04 34, Four Times

rounds [career]

134, Alejandra Guacaneme, 2007-11 131, Seema Sadekar, 2003-07 131, Elena Kurokawa, 2002-2006 130, Therese Koelbaek, 2007-11 126, Natasha Krishna, 2006-10 121, Hwanhee Lee, 2001-05 109, Young Pak, 2001-06 86, Kasi Lee, 2005-09 81, Christine Hentzer, 2001-05

SCORING AVERAGE

season [minimum 15 rounds]

72.27, Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11 72.71, Da Sol Chung, 2005-06 73.24, Therese Koelbaek, 2008-09 73.63, Therese Koelbaek, 2009-10 73.78, Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08 73.78, Sunny Oh, 2003-04 74.00, Da Sol Chung, 2006-07 74.17, Natasha Krishna, 2008-09 74.56, Elena Kurokawa, 2004-05 74.61, Sunny Oh, 2002-03 74.63, Natasha Krishna, 2006-07 74.93, Natasha Krishna, 2007-08

career [minimum 45 rounds]

73.20, Da Sol Chung, 2005-07 73.23, Therese Koelbaek, 2007-11 74.16, Sunny Oh, 2002-04 75.00, Natasha Krishna, 2006-10 75.82, Elena Kurokawa, 2002-06 75.91, Grace Woo, 2005-06 75.94, Seema Sadekar, 2003-07 76.58, Alejandra Guacaneme, 2007-11

LOW ROUND

66 (-6), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 66 (-6), Therese Koelbaek, 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 66 (-5), Seema Sadekar, 3rd rd, MWC Championships, 2004 67 (-5), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, 2010 67 (-5), Natasha Krishna, 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 67 (-5), Da Sol Chung, 1st rd, Las Vegas Founders Showdown, 2005 67 (-5), Sunny Oh, 1st rd, NCAA West Regional, 2003 67 (-4), Elena Kurokawa, 1st rd, Spartan Invitational, 2005 68 (-4), Theresek Koelbaek, 3rd rd, MWC Championship, 2011 68 (-4), Ellis Keenan, 1st rd, MWC Championship, 2011 68 (-4) Bethany Glassford, 2nd rd, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, 2010 68 (-4), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2010 68 (-4), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd MountainView Collegiate, 2009 68 (-4), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 68 (-4), Kristen Schelling, 1st rd Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 68 (-4), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd NCAA West Regional, 2008 68 (-4), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd Indiana Invitational, 2008 68 (-4), Da Sol Chung, 2nd rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 68 (-3), Elena Kurokawa, 1st rd, MWC Championships, 2004 68 (-3), Sunny Oh, 3rd rd, MWC Championships, 2004

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LOW ROUND TO PAR

-6 (66), Therese Koelbaek, 2rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -6 (66), Therese Koelbaek, 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -5 (67), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, 2010 -5 (67), Natasha Krishna, 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -5 (67), Da Sol Chung, 1st rd, Las Vegas Founders Showdown, 2005 -5 (66), Seema Sadekar, 3rd rd, MWC Championship, 2004 -5 (67), Sunny Oh, 1st rd, NCAA West Regional, 2003 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 3rd rd, MWC Championship, 2011 -4 (68), Ellis Keenan, 1st rd, MWC Championship, 2011 -4 (68), Bethany Glassford, 2nd rd, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, 2010 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2010 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd MountainView Collegiate, 2009 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -4 (68), Kristen Schelling, 1st rd Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd NCAA West Regional, 2008 -4 (68), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd Indiana Invitational, 2008 -4 (68), Da Sol Chung, 2nd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 -4 (67), Elena Kurokawa, 1st rd, Spartan Invitational, 2005 -3 (69), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2009 -3 (69), Therese Koelbaek, 2nd rd Wave Invitational, 2009 -3 (69), Therese Koelbaek, 1st rd NCAA West Regional, 2008 -3 (69), Natasha Krishna, 2nd rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2009 -3 (69), Kristen Schelling, 2nd rd UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008

-3 (69), Seema Sadekar, 2nd rd, Ping/ASU Invitational, 2007 -3 (68), Sunny Oh, 3rd rd, MWC Championships, 2004 -3 (68), Elena Kurokawa, 1st rd, MWC Championship, 2004 -3 (69), Sunny Oh, 1st rd, Spartan Invitational, 2003

LOW TOURNAMENT [54 HOLES]

200 (-16), Therese Koelbaek, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 209 (-7), Therese Koelbaek, MWC Championship, 2011 209 (-4), Da Sol Chung, Wildcat Invitational, 2006 210 (-6), Therese Koelbaek, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2010 210 (-6), Therese Koelbaek, NCAA West Regional, 2008 211 (-2), Sunny Oh, Mountain West Championship, 2004 211 (-5), Sunny Oh, NCAA West Regional, 2003 211 (-4), Elena Kurokawa, Spartan Invitational, 2005 212 (+2) Natasha Krishna, Aloha Invitational, 2007 213 (-3), Therese Koelbaek, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 213 (E), Da Sol Chung, Stanford Pepsi Invitational, 2005 213 (-3), Da Sol Chung, Las Vegas Founders Showdown, 2005

Mountain West Champions

LOW TOURNAMENT TO PAR [54 HOLES]

-16 (200), Therese Koelbaek, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -7 (209), Therese Koelbaek, MWC Championship, 2011 -6 (210), Therese Koelbaek, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2010 -6 (210), Therese Koelbaek, NCAA West Regional, 2008 -5 (214), Natasha Krishna, Dick McGuire Invitational, 2008 -5 (211), Sunny Oh, NCAA West Regional, 2003 -4 (209), Da Sol Chung, Wildcat Invitational, 2006 -3 (213), Therese Koelbaek, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 -3 (213), Da Sol Chung, Las Vegas Founders Showdown, 2005 -3 (216), Elena Kurokawa, Dick McGuire Invitational, 2005 -2 (214), Natasha Krishna, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -2 (214), Kristen Schelling, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -2 (217), Grace Woo, Dick McGuire Invitational, 2005

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unlvRECORD Team Records [rounds]

37, 2007-08 37, 2003-04 34, 2005-06 33, 2010-11 32, 2009-10 32, 2008-09 32, 2006-07 32, 2004-05 30, 2002-03 25, 2001-02

[scoring average] 298.8, 2005-06 299.6, 2008-09 300.7, 2003-04 300.8, 2009-10 303.3, 2010-11 303.7, 2004-05 304.1, 2007-08 306.1, 2002-03 306.3, 2006-07 316.2, 2001-02

LOW ROUND

274 (-14), 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 276 (-8), 3rd rd, MWC Championship, 2004 281 (-7), 1st rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2010 282 (-6), 1st rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 283 (-5), 2nd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2009 284 (-4), 1st rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 285 (+1 ), 2nd rd, Wildcat Invitational, 2006 286 (-2), 1st rd, MWC Championship, 2011 286 (-2), 2nd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 287 (-2), 2nd rd, MountainView Collegiate, 2009 287 (-1), 3rd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 287 (-1), 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2004 288 (E), 1st rd, NCAA West Regional, 2008 288 (E), 3rd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 288 (+4), 1st rd, Wildcat Invitational, 2006

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LOW ROUND TO PAR

-14 (274), 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -8 (276), 3rd rd, MWC Championship, 2004 -6 (282), 1st rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 -5 (283), 2nd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2009 -4 (284), 1st rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 -2 (286), 1st rd, MWC Championship, 2011 -2 (287), 2nd rd, MountainView Collegiate, 2009 -2 (286), 2nd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 -1 (291), 1st rd, Dick McGuire Invitational, 2006 -1 (287), 3rd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 -1 (287), 3rd rd, Las Vegas Showdown, 2004 E (288), 1st rd, NCAA West Regional, 2008 E (288), 3rd rd, UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007

LOW TOURNAMENT [54 holes]

845 (-19), Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 856 (+4), MWC Championship, 2004 865 (+13), Wildcat Invitational, 2006 870, (+6), MWC Championship, 2011 873 (+9), UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 873 (+9), UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 874 (+10), Las Vegas Showdown, 2005 875 (+11), MountainView Collegiate, 2009 875 (+11), Las Vegas Showdown, 2004 876 (+12), BYU Dixie Classic, 2004 879 (+15), NCAA West Regional, 2008 879 (+15), UNLV Spring Invite, 2006

LOW TOURNAMENT TO PAR [54 holes]

-19 (845), Las Vegas Showdown, 2008 +4 (856), MWC Championship, 2004 +6 (870), MWC Championship, 2011 +7 (883), Dick McGuire Invite, 2005 +9 (873), UNLV Spring Invitational, 2008 +9 (873), UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 +10 (874), Las Vegas Showdown, 2005 +11 (875), MountainView Collegiate, 2009 +11 (875), Las Vegas Showdown, 2004 +12 (876), BYU Dixie Classic, 2004 +13 (889), Dick McGuire Invitational, 2008 +13 (865), Wildcat Invitational, 2006

TEAM TITLES

BOOK

2003 BYU Dixie Classic 2004 BYU Dixie Classic 2004 Northwest Invite 2004 MWC Championship 2004 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown 2005 BYU Dixie Classic 2005 MWC Championship 2006 UNLV Spring Invitational 2006 BYU Dixie Classic 2006 MWC Championship 2009 UNLV Spring Invitational 2009 Indiana Individual 2010 UNLV Spring Invitational

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS

Hwanhee Lee, 2002 Lady Aztec Invitational Sunny Oh, 2003 NCAA West Regional Sunny Oh, 2004 BYU Dixie Classic Sunny Oh, 2004 MWC Championship Hwanhee Lee, 2004 Las Vegas Showdown Elena Kurokawa, 2005 MWC Championship Seema Sadekar, 2006 BYU Dixie Classic Da Sol Chung, 2006 MWC Championship Natasha Krishna, 2006 Aloha Collegiate Therese Koelbaek, 2007, USF Invitational Therese Koelbaek, 2008, NCAA West Regional Natasha Krishna, 2009, Indiana Invitational Therese Koelbaek, 2010, UNLV Spring Invitational Therese Koelbaek, 2011, MWC Championship

ALL-AMERICA

Sunny Oh, 2002-03, Honorable Mention Sunny Oh, 2003-04, Second Team Da Sol Chung, 2005-06, First Team Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08, Honorable Mention Therese Koelbaek, 2008-09, Honorable Mention Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11, NGCA Second Team Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11, Golfweek Third Team

ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE Hwanhee Lee, 2002-03 First Team Sunny Oh, 2002-03 First Team Sunny Oh, 2003-04 First Team Elena Kurokawa, 2004-05 First Team Da Sol Chug, 2005-06 First Team Elena Kurokawa, 2005-06 First Team Seema Sadekar, 2005-06 First Team Grace Woo, 2005-06 First Team Natasha Krishna, 2006-07 First Team Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08, First Team Natasha Krishna, 2007-08, First Team Therese Koelbaek, 2008-09, First Team Natasha Krishna, 2008-09, First Team Therese Koelbaek, 2009-10, First Team Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11, First Team

MWC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sunny Oh, 2003-04 Elena Kurokawa, 2004-05 Da Sol Chung, 2005-06 Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11

MWC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Sunny Oh, 2002-03 Da Sol Chung, 2005-06 Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08

MWC COACH OF THE YEAR Missy Ringler, 2003-04 Missy Ringler, 2005-06

UNLV SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR Sunny Oh, 2002-03 Da Sol Chung, 2005-06

ACADEMIC HONORS

NGCA ALL-SCHOLAR TEAM

Erin Borcherts, 2001-02 Christine Hentzner, 2001-02 Tina Mabanta, 2001-02 Christine Hentzner, 2002-03 Allison Chell, 2004-05 Allison Chell, 2005-06 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2007-08 Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08 Bethany Glassford, 2008-09

Alejandra Guacaneme, 2008-09 Therese Koelbaek, 2008-09 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2009-10 Therese Koelbaek, 2009-10 Bethany Glassford, 2009-10 Mandi Incorvaia, 2009-10 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2010-11 Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11 Bethany Glassford, 2010-11 Katerina Prorokova, 2010-11

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE

Erin Borcherts, 2001-02 Christine Hentzner, 2001-02 Tina Mabanta, 2001-02 Erin Borcherts, 2002-03 Christine Hentzner, 2002-03 Elena Kurokawa, 2002-03 Elena Kurokawa, 2003-04 Sunny Oh, 2003-04 Allison Chell, 2004-05 Erin McGough, 2004-05 Allison Chell, 2005-06 Da Sol Chung, 2005-06 Kasi Lee, 2005-06 Da Sol Chung, 2006-07 Natasha Krishna, 2006-07 Nicole McGirr, 2006-07 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2007-08 Therese Koelbaek, 2007-08 Kasi Lee, 2007-08 Nicole McGirr, 2007-08 Bethany Glassford, 2008-09 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2008-09 Therese Koelbaek, 2008-09 Kristen Schelling, 2008-09 Bethany Glassford, 2009-10 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2009-10 Therese Koelbaek, 2009-10 Kristen Schelling, 2009-10 Mandi Incorvaia, 2009-10 Bethany Glassford, 2010-11 Alejandra Guacaneme, 2010-11 Therese Koelbaek, 2010-11 Kristen Schelling, 2010-11 Katerina Prorokova, 2010-11 Stephanie Whatley, 2010-11

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unlvALL-AMERICANS da sol CHUNG

Mountain West Champions

sunny OH

Da Sol Chung became the second UNLV All-American selection after putting together the best season in the program's history in 2005-06. Chung won MWC Player of the Year honors and league medalist honors in 2006. She followed that with a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships, the highest finish ever by a MWC golfer. Chung garnered NGCA first-team honors, the first such honor for a Rebel golfer.

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The first All-American in the program's history, Sunny Oh set the standard for UNLV women's golf in her two years as a Rebel. A two-time All-American selection, Oh earned her first nod in 2003 as an NGCA honorable mention selection as a freshman. She followed that by being named to the NGCA second team as a sophomore, as she won medalist honors at the MWC Tournament on her way to being named MWC Player of the Year.

Therese Koelbaek is the only player in UNLV women's golf history to earn All-America honors three times. She was named to Golfweek's third team following a standout senior season after earning honorable mention honors in 2008 and 2009. Koelbaek finished her career as the 2011 Mountain West Golfer of the Year and won medalist honors at the 2011 MW Championship Tournament.

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IME unlvALL-T MASON RUDOLPH CHAMPIONSHIP

LADY AZTEC INVITATIONAL

BETSY RAWLS LONGHORN INVITATIONAL

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Franklin, Tenn., Sept. 17-18, 2001

San Diego, Calif., Feb. 17-18, 2001

Austin, Texas, March 25-26, 2002

Sunriver, Ore., April 22-24, 2002

14 Teams, 78 Individuals

20 Teams, 103 Individuals

14 Teams, 82 Individuals

6 Teams, 30 Individuals

Ohio State: 291-292-278--861 (-3)

Colorado State: 308-318--626 (+42)

Duke: 297-319-304--920 (+68)

New Mexico: 293-305-284--882 (+30)

Jennifer Perri, Furman: 71-69-70--210 (-6)

Hwanhee Lee, UNLV: 76-74--150 (+4)

Janice Olivencia, Texas: 68-75-75--218 (+5)

Lynette Duran, Colorado State: 72-70-74--216 (+3)

The Ironhorse Course at The Legends Club of Tennessee

14 T42 T57 64 76 T77

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Tina Mabanta Erin Borcherts Angela Olivarri Ayeesha Kosugi

327-310-327--964 (+100) 77-76-81--234 (+18) 81-75-82--238 (+22) 85-77-79--241 (+25) 84-83-85--252 (+36) 86-82-89--257 (+41)

Lake San Marcos Country Club

6 1 T30 T49 T59 T77

331-316--647 (+63) 76-74--150 (+4) 86-78--164 (+18) 81-87--168 (+22) 90-79--169 (+23) 88-85--173 (+27)

12 T28 T34 T62 T70 T74

UNLV 340-328-322--990 (+138) Hwanhee Lee 83-82-75--240 (+27) Tina Mabanta 83-81-79--243 (+30) Erin Borcherts 87-87-79--253 (+40) Autumn Monteiro 87-82-89--258 (+45) Christine Hentzner 89-83-91--263 (+50)

SPARTAN INVITATIONAL

PEG BARNARD COLLEGIATE

Corvallis, Ore., Oct. 8-10, 2001

Salinas, Calif., March 4-6, 2002

Stanford, Calif., April 13-14, 2002

Corral de Tierra Country Club

19 Teams, 97 Individuals

16 Teams, 83 Individuals

14 Teams, 77 Individuals

Cal: 289-300-297--886 (+22)

Washington: 297-296--593 (+17)

Lorena Ochoa, Arizona: 72-67-67--206 (-10)

Kristy McPherson, South Carolina: 71-69-71--211 (-5)

Mikaela Parmlis, USC: 73-70--143 (-1)

UNLV 307-308-312--927 (+63) Hwanhee Lee 76-73-79--228 (+12) Tina Mabanta 76-78-78--232 (+16) Angela Olivarri 76-83-77--236 (+20) Erin Borcherts 79-80-78--237 (+21) Christine Hentzner 79-77-87--243 (+27)

13 T37 T45 T64 67 T69

UNLV 321-309-315--945 (+81) Hwanhee Lee 75-76-80--231 (+15) Erin Borcherts 83-77-74--234 (+18) Tina Mabanta 83-77-81--241 (+25) Christine Hentzner 80-80-83--243 (+27) Autumn Monteiro 86-79-80--245 (+29)

BRUIN CLASSIC

Kapolei Golf Course

Menifee Lakes Country Club

Oahu, Hawaii, Oct. 30-31, 2001

Menifee, Calif., March 11-12, 2002

19 Teams, 102 Individuals

16 Teams, 91 Individuals

New Mexico: 294-302-288--884 (+20)

Pepperdine: 297-295-284--876 (+12)

Lorena Ochoa, Arizona: 70-79-69--218 (2)

Katherine Hull, Pepperdine: 74-69-64--207 (-9)

UNLV 324-327-306--957 (+93) Erin Borcherts 79-82-72--233 (+17) Hwanhee Lee 79-78-79--236 (+20) Tina Mabanta 80-80-76--236 (+20) Christine Hentzner 92-87-79--258 (+42) Autumn Monteiro 86-87-86--259 (+43)

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9 T30 T30 T36 T75 T77

UNLV 312-305-313--930 (+66) Hwanhee Lee 79-74-76--229 (+13) Erin Borcherts 76-77-76--229 (+13) Tina Mabanta 78-76-77--231 (+15) Christine Hentzner 79-78-91--248 (+32) Autumn Monteiro 84-81-84--249 (+33)

Meadows Course at Sunriver Resort

5 4 T10 17 T18 25

UNLV 305-303-297--905 (+53) Erin Borcherts 75-74-71--220 (+7) Hwanhee Lee 75-74-76--225 (+12) Christine Hentzner 77-77-74--228 (+15) Tina Mabanta 78-78-76--232 (+19) Autumn Monteiro 83-80-76--239 (+26)

Stanford Golf Course

Cal: 286-298-298--882 (+18)

RAINBOW WAHINE FALL CLASSIC

16 T32 T46 T46 98 T99

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Tina Mabanta Christine Hentzner Erin Borcherts Ayeesha Kosugi

Barton Creek Country Club

OREGON STATE/SHANICO INVITATIONAL Trysting Tree Golf Course

10 T25 T40 T52 T57 T73

RESULTS

13 T26 T49 58 T63 T71

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Christine Hentzner Erin Borcherts Tina Mabanta Autumn Monteiro

317-323--640 (+64) 73-81--154 (+10) 76-83--159 (+15) 85-77--162 (+18) 83-82--165 (+21) 91-88--179 (+35)

2001-02

IME unlvALL-T WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 26-28, 2002 18 Teams, 105 Individuals New Mexico: 297-292-302--891 (+15) Katherine Hull, Pepperdine: 74-67-70--211 (-8) Lisa Meldrum, Oklahoma: 70-70-71--211 (-8)

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 24-26, 2003 18 Teams, 100 Individuals Pepperdine: 294-292-290-876 (+24) Eric Blasberg, Arizona: 69-73-68--210 (-3)

Bend, Ore., April 24, 2003 Meadows Course at Sunriver Resort Sunriver, Ore., April 25-26, 2003 6 Teams, 30 Individuals New Mexico: 316-280-294--891 (+34) Katrina Leckovic, New Mexico: 74-67-75--216 (+2)

UNLV 308-315-309--932 (+56) Hwanhee Lee 71-81-78--230 (+11) Elena Kurokawa 81-77-73--231 (+12) Christine Hentzner 77-79-79--235 (+16) Sunny Oh 79-78-79--236 (+17) Erin Borcherts 85-84-84--253 (+34)

Arizona National Golf Course

T11 T15 T50 T63 T73 T76

Corral de Tierra Golf Course

University Golf Course

12 T15 T17 T60 T70 T88

UNLV 311-306-313--930 (+66) Sunny Oh 74-75-77--226 (+10) Hwanhee Lee 78-75-74--227 (+11) Young Pak 85-75-79--239 (+23) Elena Kurokawa 75-84-83--242 (+26) Christine Hentzner 84-81-83--248 (+32)

Salinas, Calif., March 4-6, 2003 14 Teams, 75 Individuals Pepperdine: 275-292-279--846 (-18) Katherine Hull, Pepperdine: 63-71-66--200 (-16)

5 32 T14 T14 T35 T40

The Hills Country Club

Gettysvue Polo Golf Course

6 T5 T18 T27 T59 75

UNLV 306-299-319--924 (+60) Sunny Oh 74-73-74--221 (+5) Hwanhee Lee 74-77-79--230 (+14) Christine Hentzner 77-72-82--231 (+15) Elena Kurokawa 81-77-84--242 (+26) Young Pak 84-92-84--260 (+44)

Austin, Texas, March 23-25, 2003 12 Teams, 70 Individuals Oklahoma State: 295-305-296--896 (+32) Jessica Resse, Texas: 67-72-73--212 (-4)

T7 T15 T20 31 T48 61

UNLV 303-291-295--889 (+25) Sunny Oh 75-70-70--215 (-1) Hwanhee Lee 79-72-73--224 (+8) Elena Kurokawa 77-79-72--228 (+12) Tina Mabanta 74-74-80--228 (+12) Christine Hentzner 77-75-81--233 (+17)

UNLV 305-291-295--891 (+35) Sunny Oh 73-73-72--218 (+4) Elena Kurokawa 79-70-74--223 (+9) Christine Hentzner 78-72-75--225 (+11) Hwanhee Lee 76-77-74--227 (+13) Erin Borcherts 78-76-75--229 (+15)

85-81-84--250 (+34)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

Kampen Course at Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex West Lafayette, Ind., May 20-23, 2003 24 Teams, 126 Individuals USC: 305-303-293-296--1,197 (+45) Mikaela Parmlid, USC: 77-73-70-77-297 (+9)

NTS UNLV T11 Sunny Oh

78-76-76-71--303 (+13)

NCAA WEST REGIONAL Karsten Golf Course

Tempe, Ariz., May 8-10, 2003 21 Teams, 107 Individuals USC: 279-302-289--870 (+6) Sunny Oh, UNLV: 67-71-73--211 (-5)

11 UNLV 1 Sunny Oh T48 Elena Kurokawa T79 Hwanhee Lee T86 Erin Borcherts T100

298-316-305--919 (+55) 67-71-73--211 (-5) 71-85-75--231 (+15) 78-83-78--239 (+23) 82-81-79--242 (+26) Christine Hentzner

2002-03

UNLV 321-320-320--961 (+97) Hwanhee Lee 79-79-77--235 (+19) Elena Kurokawa 77-80-80--237 (+21) Christine Hentzner 84-81-78--243 (+27) Erin Borcherts 87-80-85--252 (+36) Young Pak 81-93-85--259 (+43)

Sunbrook Golf Club

Anthem Country Club

2 T1 T7 T13 T13 T26

2 2 T4 6 8 T10

Awbry Glen Golf Club

BYU DIXIE CLASSIC

LAS VEGAS FOUNDERS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Henderson, Nev., Nov. 11-13, 2002 15 Teams, 81 Individuals New Mexico: 306-283-291--880 (+16) Sunny Oh, UNLV: 75-70-70--215 (-1) Kristi Larson, New Mexico: 75-71-69--215 (-1) Nicole Melton, Texas A&M: 76-71-68--215 (-1)

UNLV 299-299-300--898 (+34) Elena Kurokawa 84-72-74--230 (+14) Hwanhee Lee 76-73-74--223 (+7) Sunny Oh 69-79-75--223 (+7) Tina Mabanta 77-75-80--232 (+16) Christine Hentzner 77-79-77--233 (+17)

BETSY RAWLS LONGHORN INVITATIONAL

MERCEDES-BENZ WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 18-20, 2002 15 Teams, 78 Individuals Auburn: 303-304-292--899 (+35) Ashley Prange, North Carolina: 72-70-76--218 (+2)

317-304-312--933 (+81) 76-73-74--223 (+10) 80-75-79--234 (+21) 81-77-80--238 (+25) 80-79-84--243 (+30) 84-81-79--244 (+31)

SPARTAN INVITATIONAL

PRICE’S GIVE ‘EM FIVE INTERCOLLEGIATE Las Cruces, N.M., Oct. 7-9, 2002 20 Teams, 104 Individuals Baylor: 304-297-293--894 (+30) Alena Sharp, New Mexico State: 74-69-70--213 (-3)

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Sunny Oh Tina Mabanta Young Pak

Mountain West Champions

RESULTS

DICK McGUIRE INVITATIONAL The Championship Course at UNM

T9 T26 T28 T39 T45 96

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

St. George, Utah, April 7-8, 2003 22 Teams, 120 Individuals UNLV: 307-307-292--906 (+42) Jordan Auten, San Francisco: 73-72-73--218 (+2)

1 T6 T6 T15 T46 T46

UNLV 307-307-292--906 (+42) Sunny Oh 72-77-75--224 (+8) Elena Kurokawa 76-78-70--224 (+8) Christine Hentzner 79-74-75--228 (+12) Tina Mabanta 80-78-79--237 (+21) Hwanhee Lee 83-82-72--237 (+21)

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IME unlvALL-T NORTHWEST INVITE

LAS VEGAS FOUNDERS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN

BETSY RAWLS LONGHORN INVITATIONAL

Sunriver, Ore., Sept. 15-16, 2003 16 Teams, 80 Individuals UNLV: 295-297-313--905 (+41) Brook Tull, TCU: 74-70-75--219 (+3)

Henderson, Nev., Nov. 10-12, 2003 15 Teams, 85 Individuals New Mexico: 288-288-293--869 (+5) Katrina Leckovic, New Mexico: 69-72-72--213 (-3)

Austin, Texas, March 21-23, 2004 18 Teams, 96 Individuals Vanderbilt: 36-316-303--935 (+71) Chris Brady, Vanderbilt: 72-77-77-226 (+10)

The Woodlands Course

1 T3 5 T8 T21 T30

UNLV Sunny Oh Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Young Pak

Anthem Country Club

295-297-313--905 (+41) 72-72-80--224 (+8) 77-74-74--225 (+9) 72-75-82--229 (+13) 81-76-77--234 (+18) 74-79-84--237 (+21)

7 T14 T14 T43 T43 T62

306-296-301--903 (+39) 74-72-76--222 (+6) 77-74-71--222 (+6) 85-77-72--234 (+18) 75-77-82--234 (+18) 80-73-87--240 (+24)

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 25-27, 2003 17 Teams, 96 Individuals New Mexico: 295-281-295--871 (-5) Kailin Downs, New Mexico: 70-68-74--212 (-7)

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 23-25, 2004 14 Teams, 80 Individuals Vanderbilt: 290-289-290--869 (+17) May Wood, Vanderbilt: 70-70-69--209 (-4)

UNLV Sunny Oh Seema Sadekar Hwanhee Lee Young Pak Elena Kurokawa

307-306-314--927 (+51) 72-73-74--219 (E) 71-78-79--228 (+9) 85-76-80--241 (+22) 82-79-82--243 (+24) 82-81-81--244 (+25)

5 T15 18 T20 T28 56

UNLV Sunny Oh Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Young Pak

306-295-296--897 (+45) 76-74-72--222 (+9) 75-72-77--224 (+11) 82-72-72--226 (+13) 75-78-75--228 (+15) 80-77-82--239 (+26)

EDEAN IHLANFELDT INVITATIONAL

SPARTAN INVITATIONAL

Redmond, Wash., Oct. 6-8, 2003 15 Teams, 80 Individuals Arizona: 299-293-304--896 (+32) Erica Blasberg, Arizona: 76-69-74--219 (-3) Irene Cho, USC: 70-76-73--219 (-3)

Salinas, Calif., March 2-3, 2004 17 Teams, 88 Individuals UCLA: 294-279-285--858 (-6) Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA: 72-67-72--211 (-5)

UNLV Sunny Oh Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Tina Mabanta

Corral de Tierra Country Club

310-309-309--928 (+64) 77-74-78--229 (+13) 79-76-74--229 (+13) 77-77-76--230 (+14) 77-82-81--240 (+24) 84-83-87--254 (+38)

2 7 T8 T12 T25 28

UNLV Sunny Oh Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Young Pak Hwanhee Lee

295-293-291--879 (+13) 73-75-71--219 (+3) 74-74-72--220 (+4) 76-71-74--221 (+5) 80-73-74--227 (+11) 72-81-75--228 (+12)

MERCEDES-BENZ WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP Fox Den Country Club

Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 19-21, 2003 16 Teams, 82 Individuals Ohio State: 296-292-296--884 (+20) Allison Hanna, OSU: 73-69-75--217 (+1) Courtney Mahon, Arizona: 72-74-71--217 (+1)

8 T24 T28 T35 T41 T46

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Sunny Oh Young Pak Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar

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5 T4 T29 T29 T39 63

303-302-305--910 (+46) 74-73-78--225 (+9) 78-74-75--227 (+11) 77-78-74--229 (+13) 75-78-78--231 (+15) 77-77-78--232 (+16)

2003-04

NCAA EAST REGIONAL

The Hills Country Club

UNLV Sunny Oh Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Young Pak

313-314-323--950 (+86) 75-78-77--230 (+14) 79-77-85--241 (+25) 83-80-78--241 (+25) 82-79-83--244 (+28) 77-90-85--252 (+36)

Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort

Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla., May 6-8, 2004 21 Teams, 108 Individuals Duke: 286-292-291--869 (+5) Meaghan Francell, UNC: 69-71-69--209 (-7)

2 T5 19 23 29 36

BYU DIXIE CLASSIC

Arizona National Golf Club

Sahalee Country Club

8 T17 T17 T21 49 T72

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Sunny Oh Young Pak Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa

DICK McGUIRE INVITE

UNM Championship Course

T7 6 26 T62 T67 T70

RESULTS

Grand National Lake Course

St. George, Utah, April 5-6, 2004 13 Teams, 72 Individuals UNLV: 296-291-289--876 (+12) Sunny Oh, UNLV: 70-72-73--214 (-1)

UNLV Sunny Oh Seema Sadekar Hwanhee Lee Young Pak Elena Kurokawa

296-291-289--876 (+12) 70-72-73--215 (-1) 73-73-72--218 (+2) 77-75-76--228 (+12) 76-78-74--228 (+12) DQ-71-70--141 (-3)

297-297-297--891 (+27) 72-73-73--218 (+2) 73-76-76--225 (+9) 79-75-73--227 (+11) 75-79-75--229 (+13) 77-73-81--231 (+15)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Entrada at Snow Canyon

1 1 2 T12 T12 DNF

UNLV Sunny Oh Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Young Pak Hwanhee Lee

Opelika, Ala., May 18-21, 2004 24 Teams, 125 Individuals UCLA: 289-283-286-290--1,148 (-4) Sarah Huarte, Cal: 73-69-67-69--278 (-10)

21 28 69 80 93 115

UNLV Sunny Oh Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Young Pak

308-299-302-295--1,204 (+52) 72-75-72-75--294 (+6) 74-73-81-75--303 (+15) 78-76-75-76--305 (+17) 84-75-77-72--308 (+20) 85-79-78-73--315 (+27)

IME unlvALL-T DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL

LAS VEGAS FOUNDERS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 13-15, 2004 17 Teams, 93 Individuals Georgia: 287-299-288--874 (-2) Kelly Froelich, Georgia: 68-73-68--209 (-10)

Henderson, Nev., Nov. 1-3, 2004 17 Teams, 90 Individuals UNLV: 296-292-287--875 (+11) Hwanhee Lee, UNLV: (74-71-70--215 (-1)

Anthem Country Club

The Championship Course

10 22 T44 T44 54 60

UNLV Young Pak Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Hwanhee Lee Tina Mabanta

297-309-302--908 (+32) 75-78-72--225 (+6) 72-81-77--230 (+11) 75-76-79--230 (+11) 75-77-81--233 (+14) 82-78-74--234 (+15)

1 1 4 T5 35 65

NORTHROP GRUMMAN REGIONAL CHALLENGE

Redmond, Wash., Oct. 3-5, 2004 14 Teams, 71 Individuals Oklahoma State: 296-301-302--899 (+35) Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State: 70-73-70--213 (-3)

Palo Verdes Estates, Calif., Feb. 7-9, 2005 15 Teams, 81 Individuals Pepperdine: 296-296-304--896 (+44) Brittany Long, Duke: 68-72-73--213 (E)

UNLV Allison Chell Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Hwanhee Lee Young Pak

318-307-307--932 (+68) 78-77-74--229 (+13) 76-77-81--234 (+18) 80-79-77--236 (+20) 85-74-79--238 (+22) 84-79-77--240 (+24)

14 21 38 70 70 78

316-310-317-943 (+91) 75-74-78--227 (+14) 75-79-78--232 (+19) 86-79-81--246 (+33) 80-86-80--246 (+33) 86-78-88--252 (+39)

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 21-23, 2005 14 Teams, 78 Individuals UCLA: 287-286-291--864 (+12) Louise Stahle, Arizona State: 64-72-73--209 (-4)

Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 16-18, 2004 18 Teams, 91 Individuals Arizona State: 282-282-288--852 (+12) Anastasia Kostina, Wash. St.: 68-68-68--205 (-5)

302-303-307--912 (+72) 74-74-75--223 (+13) 75-73-76--224 (+14) 79-78-75--232 (+22) 76-78-81--235 (+25) 77-79-81--237 (+27)

8 8 43 44 53 63

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Young Pak Seema Sadekar Allison Chell

SPARTAN INVITATIONAL

Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla., Nov. 14-16, 2004 16 Teams Duke: 4-0 (match play event)

Salinas, Calif., March 8-9, 2005 15 Teams, 78 Individuals UCLA: 298-281-289--868 (+16) Louise Stahle, Arizona State: 68-67-71--206 (-7)

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Young Pak Tina Mabanta Allison Chell

RESULTS UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

Henderson, Nev., March 14-16 , 2005 17 Teams, 98 Individuals USC: 306-299-290--895 (+31) Cassandra Kirkland, Arizona: 75-69-76--220 (+4)

Sunriver, Ore., April 21-23, 2005 6 Teams, 30 Individuals UNLV: 295-298-305--898 (+46) Elena Kurokawa, UNLV: 69-73-72--214 (+1)

Black Mountain Country Club

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Young Pak Seema Sadekar Allison Chell Hwanhee Lee

312-309-306--927 (+63) 78-73-72--223 (+7) 77-75-77--229 (+13) 77-81-77--235 (+19) 86-80-80--246 (+30) 80-83-85--246 (+32)

Meadows Country Club

1 1 6 8 16 20

BYU DIXIE CLASSIC

New Mexico State Golf Course

St. George, Utah, April 4-5 , 2005 14 Teams, 77 Individuals UNLV: 320-297--617 (+41) Rachel Newren, BYU: 78-71--149 (+5)

UNLV Seema Sadekar Hwanhee Lee Christine Hentzner Elena Kurokawa Young Pak

320-297--617 (+41) 78-72--150 (+6) 75-76--151 (+7) 79-75--154 (+10) 82-73--155 (+11) 85-76--161 (+17)

UNLV 295-298-305--898 (+46) Elena Kurokawa 69-73-72--214 (+1) Seema Sadekar 76-74-75--225 (+12) Hwanhee Lee 73-75-79--227 (+14) Christine Hentzner 80-76-79--235 (+22) Young Pak 77-79-81--237 (+24)

NCAA WEST REGIONAL

Entrada at Snow Canyon

1 2 3 T5 8 19

Mountain West Champions

Las Cruces, N.M., May 14-16 , 2005 21 Teams, 107 Individuals UCLA: 304-299-286--889 (+25) Sophia Sherida, Cal: 69-73-70--212 (-4)

11 20 32 57 65 84

UNLV 301-312-304--917 (+53) Seema Sadekar 77-73-75--225 (+9) Young Pak 73-76-78--227 (+11) Hwanhee Lee 76-81-75--232 (+16) Elena Kurokawa 75-83-76--234 (+18) Christine Hentzner 78-82-78--238 (+22)

2004-05

303-302-301--906 (+54) 73-68-76--217 (+4) 79-79-74--232 (+19) 84-78-71--233 (+20) 74-82-80--236 (+23) 77-77-88--242 (+29)

HOOTERS COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY

Corral de Tierra Country Club

Mission Inn Resort

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Hwanhee Lee Tina Mabanta Young Pak Seema Sadekar

Arizona National Country Club

Stanford Golf Course

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Young Pak Allison Chell Tina Mabanta

6 4 15 27 64 72

Palos Verdes Golf Club

STANFORD INVITATIONAL

16 35 41 69 75 78

296-292-287--875 (+11) 74-71-70--215 (-1) 74-72-71--217 (+1) 75-72-71--218 (+2) 73-77-78--228 (+12) 84-78-75--237 (+21)

EDEAN IHLANFELDT INVITATIONAL Sahalee Golf Course

6 12 22 28 40 44

UNLV Hwanhee Lee Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Allison Chell Tina Mabanta

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

2-2 2-2-1 2-2 2-2 1-2 0-2-0 0-3-0

4 2 18 23 34 40

UNLV 292-294-298--884 (+32) Elena Kurokawa 67-73-71--211 (-2) Hwanhee Lee 75-75-73--223 (+10) Seema Sadekar 75-71-78--224 (+11) Young Pak 75-75-78--228 (+15) Christine Hentzner 78-75-76--229 (+16)

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IME unlvALL-T DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 26-28, 2005 18 Teams, 95 Individuals Pepperdine: 296-290-287--873 (-5) Kelly Froelich, Georgia: 68-73-68--209 (-5)

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 20-Feb. 21, 2006 18 Teams, 96 Individuals Arizona State: 286-274-280--840 (-12) Jacqui Concolina, Vanderbilt: 70-68-66--204 (-9)

The Championship Course at UNM

4 5 T T T 80

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Grace Woo Da Sol Chung Seema Sadekar Allison Chell

293-295-295--883 (+7) 75-69-72--216 (-3) 70-71-76--217 (-2) 72-78-71--221 (+2) 76-77-76--229 (+10) 82-78-76--236 (+17)

EDEAN IHLANFELDT INVITATIONAL

Arizona National

6 T3 T17 T25 T52 T82 92

Boulder Creek Golf Club

Redmond, Wash., Oct. 10-12, 2005 14 Teams, 74 Individuals Pepperdine: 294-307-290--891 (+27) Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State: 73-69-73--215 (-1)

UNLV Elena Kurokawa Da Sol Chung Grace Woo Allison Chell Seema Sadekar

306-301-308--915 (+51) 77-73-73--223 (+7) 72-75-77--224 (+8) 78-73-77--228 (+12) 81-90-81--252(+36) 79-80-WD

STANFORD PEPSI INTERCOLLEGIATE Stanford Golf Course

Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 21-23, 2005 19 Teams, 101 Individuals Duke: 283-280-271--834 (-18) Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke: 70-67-65--202 (-11)

6 T7 T23 T28 T65 96

UNLV Da Sol Chung Grace Woo Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Young Pak

292-290-301--883 (+31) 72-69-72--213 (E) 73-70-76--219 (+6) 73-73-75--221 (+8) 74-78-78--230 (+17) 84-85-78--247 (+34)

LAS VEGAS FOUNDERS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Anthem Country Club

Henderson, Nev., Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 2005 16 Teams, 83 Individuals UCLA: 279-285-276--840 (-24) Hannah Jun, UCLA: 70-70-66--206 (-10)

5 T5 T11 T28 T38 76 79 80 T82

UNLV 291-290-293--874 (+10) Da Sol Chung 67-73-73--213 (-3) Seema Sadekar 75-69-72--216 (E) Grace Woo 73-75-73--221 (+5) Elena Kurokawa 76-73-75--224 (+8) Allison Chell 76-82-85--243 (+27) Young Pak* 81-80-86--247 (+31) Chelsea Pendleton* 88-80-86--254 (+38) Erin McGough* 88-90-81--259 (+43)

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288-285-292--865 (+13) 71-69-69--209 (-4) 69-71-74--214 (+1) 74-70-73--217 (+4) 74-75-76--225 (+12) 73-85-84--242 (+29) 87-80-82-249 (+36)

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

The Sahalee Country Club

4 T5 T7 T15 69 WD

UNLV Da Sol Chung Grace Woo Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Allison Chell Kasi Lee

Boulder City, Nev., March 13-15, 2006 19 Teams, 95 Individuals UNLV: 290-289-300--879 (+15) Shannon Johnson, Indiana: 68-75-68--211 (-5)

1 T4 T18 T18 T25 T25 T28 T67 88 94 95

UNLV 290-289-300--879 (+15) Da Sol Chung 71-72-74--217 (+1) Seema Sadekar 70-72-82--224 (+8) Grace Woo 73-74-77--224 (+8) Elena Kurokawa 81-71-74--226 (+10) Young Pak 76-75-75--226 (+10) Allison Chell* 79-71-77--227 (+11) Kasi Lee* 79-77-81--237 (+21) Nicole McGirr* 83-79-86--248 (+32) Chelsea Pendleton* 95-90-82--267 (+51) Erin McGough* 92-95-94--281 (+65)

PING/ASU INVITATIONAL Karsten Golf Course

Tempe, Ariz., March 31-April 2, 2006 16 Teams, 93 Individuals UCLA: 288-289-228--865 (+1) Adrianna Zeanck, Arizona: 69-73-68--210 (-6)

T6 T12 T27 T30 T66 T77 T83

UNLV Da Sol Chung Seema Sadekar Elena Kurokawa Grace Woo Young Pak Kasi Lee*

290-317-296--903 (+39) 72-76-72--220 (+4) 74-79-72--225 (+9) 70-79-77--226 (+10) 74-87-75--236 (+20) 76-83-83--242 (+26) 76-83-87--246 (+30)

RESULTS BYU DIXIE CLASSIC

NCAA WEST REGIONAL

Snow Canyon At Entrada

Washington National Golf Club

St. George, Utah, April 3-5, 2006 19 Teams, 101 Individuals UNLV: 301-316-305--922 (+58) Seema Sadekar, UNLV: 70-77-76--223 (+7)

1 1 T2 T14 T23 T40 T72 77

UNLV Seema Sadekar Da Sol Chung Elena Kurokawa Grace Woo Young Pak* Kasi Lee Allison Chell*

301-316-305--922 (+58) 70-77-76--223 (+7) 75-76-74--225 (+9) 77-83-75--235 (+19) 79-80-80--239 (+23) 81-81-82--244 (+28) 84-84-87--255 (+39) 87-84-85--256 (+40)

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Snow Canyon At Entrade St. George, Utah, April 20-22, 2006 7 Teams, 35 Individuals UNLV: 291-303-301--895 (+31) Da Sol Chung, UNLV: 76-73-73--222 (+6)

1 1 T5 T7 T7 T23

UNLV Da Sol Chung Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Grace Woo Young Pak

291-303-301--895 (+31) 76-73-73--222 (+6) 75-74-76--225 (+9) 72-78-76--226 (+10) 72-78-76--226 (+10) 72-81-83--236 (+20)

Auburn, Wash., May 11-13, 2006 21 Teams, 107 Individuals Purdue: 289-294-298--881 (+17) Paige MacKenzie, Wash: 68-69-71--208 (-8)

6 4 T15 T32 T66 T72

UNLV Da Sol Chung Elena Kurokawa Seema Sadekar Grace Woo Young Pak

304-301-299--904 (+40) 73-74-71--218 (+2) 77-72-75--224 (+8) 74-79-75--228 (+12) 81-76-79--236 (+20) 80-79-78--237 (+21)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Scarlet Course - The Ohio State University

Columbus, Ohio - May 23-26, 2006 24 Teams, 124 Individuals Duke: 297-292-287-291--1167 (+15) Dewi Schreefel, USC: 73-74-70-69--286 (-2)

22 UNLV 313-301-304-312--1230 (+78) 3 Da Sol Chung 76-72-70-72--290 (+2) T33 Seema Sadekar 78-74-75-73--300 (+12) 113 Grace Woo 82-76-81-82--321 (+33) T116 Young Pak 79-79-80-85-323 (+35) WD Elena Kurokawa 80-79-79--WD

2005-06

IME unlvALL-T DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL

ALOHA PURDUE COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 11-12, 2006 17 Teams, 91 Individuals Arizona State: 294-281-294--869 (-7) Catherine Matranga, TCU: 71-73-70--214 (-5)

Kauai, HI., Nov. 22-23, 2006 9 Teams, 45 Individuals Purdue: 295-30-283--878 (+38) Natasha Krishna, UNLV: 72-71-69--212 (+2)

The Championship Course at UNM

T2 T5 T11 T18 T39 T57 T81

UNLV Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Kristin Ingram Seema Sadekar Kasi Lee Allison Chell*

291-298-294--883, +7 71-72-73--216, -3 72-74-73--219, E 73-76-73--222, +3 75-77-76--228, +9 81-76-75--232, +13 73-82-85--240, +21

Kiahuna Golf Club

T3 1 T6 T19 T33 41

FALL PREVIEW

16 T40 T52 T71 T79 T86

UNLV Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Seema Sadekar Kristin Ingram Kasi Lee

315-304-304--923, +59 76-76-75--227, +11 76-74-80--230, +14 86-77-73--236, +20 85-77-76--238, +22 78-86-84--248, +32

12 T34 T36 T36 73 77

300-311-320--931, +79 74-80-74--228, +15 76-72-81--229, +16 74-77-78--229, +16 76-87-87--250, +37 84-82-82--258, +45

5 T14 T19 T38 T44 T60

UNLV Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Seema Sadekar Melissa Mabanta Kasi Lee

Tempe, Ariz., March 30-April 1, 2007 17 Teams, 91 Individuals Arizona State: 285-280-286--851 (-13) Anna Nordqvist, Arizona State: 69-68-69--206 (-10)

300-298-298--896, +32 71-74-70--215, -1 70-76-77--223, +7 77-74-76--227, +11 82-79-80--241, +25 W-74-75

St. George, Utah, May 10-12, 2007 21 Teams, 104 Individuals Oklahoma State: 291-290-293--874 (+22) Pernilla Lindberg, Oklahoma St: 68-68-70--206 (-7)

17 UNLV T28 Natasha Krishna T44 Seema Sadekar T95 Melissa Mabanta 101 Kasi Lee 102 Nicole McGirr

319-310-325--954, +102 77-72-77--226, +13 72-76-81--229, +16 86-81-85--251, +38 87-81-85--253, +40 84-87-83--254, +41

Entrada at Snow Canyon Golf Club

4 T4 T13 26 30 34

UNLV Natasha Krishna Seema Sadekar Melissa Mabanta Nicole McGirr Kasi Lee

317-320-311--948, +96 77-73-76--226, +13 76-77-80--233, +20 80-83-79--242, +29 84-87-76--247, +34 86-90-84--260, +47

2006-07

299-286-288--873, +9 77-68-70--215, -1 71-76-71--218, +2 78-71-74--223, +7 79-72-73--224, +8 73-75-80--228, +12

Henderson, Nev., Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2006 17 Teams, 88 Individuals Oklahoma State: 292-280-283--855 (-9) Ashley Knoll, Texas A&M: 71-68-70--209 (-7)

UNLV Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Kristin Ingram Allison Chell Seema Sadekar

323-320--643, +67 77-74--151, +7 81-81--162, +18 84-78--162, +18 81-87--168, +24 WD

St. George, Utah, April 19-21, 2007 7 Teams, 34 Individuals TCU: 300-306-297--903 (+51) Jodi Ewart, New Mexico: 77-71-72--220 (+7)

PING/ASU INVITATIONAL

10 T8 T32 T47 T82 WD

T15 UNLV T9 Natasha Krishna T65 Kasi Lee T65 Nicole McGirr T83 Melissa Mabanta DNF Seema Sadekar

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 26-27, 2007 15 Teams, 80 Individuals Arizona State: 300-277-291--868 (+16) Amanda Blumenherst, Duke: 70-69-71--210 (-3)

LAS VEGAS FOUNDERS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Anthem Country Club

Carmel, Ind., April 9-10, 2007 17 Teams, 92 Individuals Michigan: 308-295--603 (+27) Seul Ki Park, Illinois: 72-72-144 (E)

NCAA WEST REGIONAL

Entrada at Snow Canyon Golf Club

Boulder City, Nev., March 12-14, 2007 18 Teams, 93 Individuals BYU: 280-283-284--847 (-17) Kelly Nakashima, Idaho: 72-68-65--205 (-11) Jennifer Shipley, Fresno State: 71-70-64--205 (-11)

Redmond, Fla., Oct. 9-11, 2006 15 Teams, 77 Individuals Stanford: 303-297-296--896 (+32) Mari Chun, Stanford: 68-72-75--215 (-1)

318-311-312--941, +77 80-75-77--232, +16 81-74-77--232, +16 76-82-77--235, +19 81-81-81--243, +27 88-81-84--253, +37

Crooked Stick Golf Club

Boulder Creek Golf Club

Sahalee Country Club

UNLV Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Seema Sadekar Kristin Ingram Kasi Lee

INDIANA INVITATIONAL

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

UNLV Seema Sadekar Da Sol Chung Natasha Krishna Melissa Mabanta Kasi Lee

Mountain West Champions

RESULTS

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

EDEAN IHLANFELDT INVITATIONAL

10 T25 T25 T33 55 71

296-300-297--893, +53 72-71-69--212, +2 71-77-72--220, +10 74-75-77--226, +16 79-77-80--236, +26 79-83-79--241, +31

Arizona National

Legends at LPGA International

Dayton Beach Fla., Sept. 22-24, 2006 18 Teams, 90 Individuals Georgia: 289-295-285--869 (+5) Nicole Smith, Tennessee: 65-75-69--211 (-5)

UNLV Natasha Krishna Da Sol Chung Seema Sadekar Melissa Mabanta Kasi Lee

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Karsten Golf Club

11 10 T25 T70 T82 90

UNLV Seema Sadekar Natasha Krishna Nicole McGirr Melissa Mabanta Kasi Lee

300-306-310--916, +52 72-69-74--215, -1 72-75-75--222, +6 77-78-82--237, +21 79-84-79--242, +26 83-86-85--254, +38

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USF-RICHMOND CC INVITATIONAL

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 24-26, 2007 18 Teams, 93 Individuals Duke: 287-286-287--860 (-16) Dewi Claire Schreefel, USC: 68-69-67--204 (-15)

San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 5-6, 2007 9 Teams, 51 Individuals UC Davis: 308-299-300--907 (+55) Therese Koelbaek, UNLV: 75-71-69--215 (+2)

The Championship Course at UNM

18 T55 T64 T68 82 92

UNLV 315-308-306--929, +53 Therese Koelbaek 75-76-77--228, +9 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-77-78--231, +12 Natasha Krishna 78-79-75--232, +13 Tonya Choate 86-76-76--238, +19 Nicole McGirr 90-82-85--257, +38

EDEAN IHLANFELDT INVITATIONAL Sahalee Country Club

Richmond Country Club

3 1 5 T35 T37 T40 49 DQ

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL

Sammamish, Wash., Oct. 8-10, 2007 16 Teams, 82 Individuals USC: 296-291-295--882 (+18) Belen Mozo, USC: 70-75-72--217 (+1) Alison Walshe, Arizona: 72-69-76--217 (+1)

10 T18 T25 T38 T53 T79

UNLV 312-302-307--921 (+57) Natasha Krishna 77-74-75--226, +10 Therese Koelbaek 80-74-74--228, +12 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-76-80--232, +16 Tonya Choate 79-80-78--237, +21 Melissa Mabanta 86-78-85--249, +33

STANFORD INTERCOLLEGIATE Stanford Golf Club

Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 19-21, 2007 18 Teams, 92 Individuals Arizona State: 293-293-276--862 (+10) Stacy Lewis, Arkansas: 69-72-70--211 (-1)

17 T25 T62 T75 92 DQ

UNLV 304-312-323--939, +87 Natasha Krishna 76-73-74--223, +10 Alejandra Guacaneme 77-84-76--237, +24 Tonya Choate 76-83-83--242, +29 Nicole McGirr 82-83-90--255, +42 Therese Koelbaek 75-73-D--DQ

LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE OPEN Angel Park Mountain Golf Course

Las Vegas, Nev., Oct. 29-31, 2007 18 Teams, 95 Individuals Denver: 285-285-288--858 (-6) Katie Kempter, Denver: 67-69-72--208 (-8)

11 T15 T35 T51 T67 T78 T80 T88

UNLV 305-306-295--906, +42 Therese Koelbaek 72-75-72--219, +3 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-76-74--225, +9 Natasha Krishna 79-76-73--228, +12 Melissa Mabanta* 79-75-78--232, +16 Tonya Choate 82-79-76--237, +21 Nicole McGirr* 73-78-80--241, +25 Kasi Lee 79-85-83--247, +31

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UNLV 311-296-304--911, +59 Therese Koelbaek 75-71-69--215, +2 Alejandra Guacaneme 69-74-80--223, +10 Tonya Choate 85-78-79--242, +29 Kasi Lee* 80-82-81--243, +30 Melissa Mabanta 82-82-80--244, +31 Nicole McGirr* 80-90-82--252, +39 Natasha Krishna DQ-73-76

6 T5 T22 T30 T30 T68 78 90

INDIANA INVITATIONAL

Boulder City, Nev., March 10-12, 2008 18 Teams, 96 Individuals Washington State: 285-289-285--859, -5 BYU: 296-284-282--859, -5 Cathryn Bristow, Oregon: 69-69-70--208, -8

Indianapolis, Ind., April 7-8, 2008 15 Teams, 84 Individuals Purdue: 279-282-291--852, 112 Junthima Gulyanamitta, Purdue: 67-68-74--209, -7

Boulder Creek Golf Club

UNLV 284-302-287--873, +9 Therese Koelbaek 71-71-71--213, -3 Natasha Krishna 70-76-72--218, +2 Alejandra Guacaneme 73-77-71--221, +5 Kasi Lee 70-78-73--221, +5 Tonya Choate 81-78-73--232, +16 Melissa Mabanta* 75-78-81--234, +18 Nicole McGirr* 87-81-77--245, +29

Crooked Stick Golf Club

5 T5 T11 T24 T66 79 T81

Sacramento, Calif., March 31-April 1, 2008 19 Teams, 104 Individuals Denver: 288-290-298--876, +12 Amy Enroth, Washington St.: 71-68-77--216, E

T4 5 T27 T30 T30 T79

UNLV 301-296-308--905, +41 Natasha Krishna 73-72-74--219, +3 Therese Koelbaek 75-76-76--227, +11 Kasi Lee 76-75-79--230, +14 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-75-79--230, +14 Tonya Choate 85-75-81--241, +25

UNLV 299-291-310--900, +36 Therese Koelbaek 74-68-74--216, E Natasha Krishna 75-70-77--222, +6 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-75-77--227, +11 Melissa Mabanta 84-78-82--244, +28 Kasi Lee 75-91-85--251, +35 Nicole McGirr 75-91-85--256, +40

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS The Championship Course at UNM

Albuquerque, N.M., April 16-18, 2008 7 Teams, 35 Individuals New Mexico: 298-291-299--888 (+12) Jodi Ewart, New Mexico: 72-75-72--219 (E)

Lincoln Hills Golf Club

Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 25-27, 2008 16 Teams, 87 Individuals Oklahoma State: 288-298-298--884, +32 Amanda Blumenhurst, Duke: 68-72-73--213, E

UNLV 325-314-312--951, +99 Therese Koelbaek 83-73-73--229, +16 Alejandra Guacaneme 73-82-86--241, +28 Nicole McGirr* 77-85-84--246, +33 Tonya Choate 86-82-78--246, +33 Kasi Lee 86-77-83--246, +33 Melissa Mabanta 73-87-78--248, +35

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

SACRAMENTO STATE PREVIEW

Arizona National

16 T34 T65 T73 T73 T73 T77

RESULTS 3 T4 T10 T10 T20 T24

2007-08

UNLV 308-306-302--916, +40 Therese Koelbaek 73-76-74--223, +4 Natasha Krishna 79-76-74--229, +10 Alejandra Guacaneme 77-76-76--229, +10 Tonya Choate 79-80-78--237, +18 Kasi Lee 81-78-82--241, +22

NCAA WEST REGIONAL Lincoln Hills Golf Club

Sacramento, Calif., May 8-10, 2008 21 Teams, 108 Individuals USC: 283-288-284--855 (-9) Therese Koelbaek, UNLV: 69-68-73--210 (-6) Alison Walshe, Arizona: 68-73-69--210 (-6)

3 T1 T30 T35 T69 T78

UNLV 288-290-301--879, +15 Therese Koelbaek 69-68-73--210, -6 Tonya Choate 74-70-78--222, +6 Natasha Krishna 71-78-74--223, +7 Alejandra Guacaneme 79-74-76--229, +13 Kasi Lee 74-78-79--231, +15

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Championship Course at UNM

Albuquerque, N.M., May 20-23, 2008 24 Teams, 124 Individuals USC: 284-300-295-289--1,168 (+16) Azahara Munoz, ASU: 69-72-73-73--287 (-1)

16 UNLV 314-297-304-304--1,223, +71 T34 Therese Koelbaek 75-76-74-75--300, +12 T54 Natasha Krishna 80-74-72-78--304, +16 T85 Tonya Choate 81-74-78-78--311, +23 T85 Alejandra Guacaneme 78-73-80-80--311, +23 121 Kasi Lee 83-83-83-77--326, +38

IME unlvALL-T DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL The Championship Course at UNM

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 18-20, 2008 16 Teams, 90 Individuals New Mexico: 294-291-287--872 (-4) Jodi Ewart, UNM: 72-69-72--213 (-6)

3 2 T10 T22 T45 T55 T75

UNLV 301-297-291--889, +13 Natasha Krishna 74-70-70--214, -4 Therese Koelbaek 74-74-73--221, +2 Alejandra Guacaneme 79-75-71--225, +6 Bethany Glassford 74-80-78--232, +13 Kristen Schelling 79-78-77--234, +15 Kasi Lee* 79-81-81--241, +22

WINDY CITY COLLEGIATE CLASSIC Evanston Golf Club

Skokie, Ill., Oct. 6-7, 2008 13 Teams, 67 Individuals Purdue: 301-290-300--891 (+27) Junthima Gulyanamitta, Purdue: 69-69-74--212 (-4)

13 39 T48 T55 T55 T57

UNLV 318-310-319--947, +83 Kristen Schelling 77-74-83--234, +18 Melissa Mabanta 79-77-83--239, +23 Bethany Glassford 81-81-80--242, +26 Alejandra Guacaneme 84-78-80--242, +26 Kasi Lee 81-86-76--243, +27

STANFORD INTERCOLLEGIATE Stanford Golf Course

Palo Alto, Calif., Oct. 17-19, 2008 16 Teams, 90 Individuals UCLA: 277-285-282--844 (-8) Lizette Salas, USC: 66-72-68--206 (-7)

14 T14 T38 T48 80 T83

UNLV 287-298-297--882, +30 Therese Koelbaek 68-76-71--215, +2 Natasha Krishna 73-70-77--220, +7 Alejandra Guacaneme 70-77-74--221, +8 Kristen Schelling 76-75-83--234, +21 Bethany Glassford 77-85-75--237, +24

T87 Nicole McGirr* 81-75-78--234, +18 90 Victoria Oros* 80-80-79--239, +23 DNF Bethany Glassford* 76-W-W *Played on a second UNLV team

WILDCAT INVITATIONAL Peninsula Golf Club

Sonora, Mexico, Feb. 22-24, 2009 17 Teams, 89 Individuals UCLA: 287-295-287--869 (+5) Jodi Ewart, UNM: 72-71-70--213 (-3) Lizette Salas, USC: 73-71-69--213 (-3)

13 T28 T33 T33 67 86

WAVE INVITATIONAL Moorpark Country Club

Moorpark, Calif., March 3-4, 2009 6 Teams, 44 Individuals Pepperdine: 283-296--579 (+3) Taylore Karle: 68-71--139 (-5)

2 T5 7 T8 13 33 T35 T39 T39 T41 43

UNLV 282-289-274--845, -19 Therese Koelbaek 68-66-66--200, -16 Natasha Krishna 72-75-67--214, -2 Kristen Schelling 68-75-71--214, -2 Alejandra Guacaneme 74-74-70--218, +2 Melissa Mabanta 76-74-77--227, +11 Kasi Lee* 71-82-76--229, +13 Stephanie Whatley* 80-77-74--231, +15

294-294--588, +12 75-69--144, E 74-73--147, +3 73-75--148, +4 72-77--149, +5 79-83--162, +18 81-84--165, +21 87-80--167, +23 82-85--168, +23 83-85--168, +24 86-86--172, +28

MOUNTAINVIEW COLLEGIATE

MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

Tucson, Ariz., March 28-29, 2009 19 Teams, 98 Individuals San Jose State: 284-287-295--866 (+2) Erica Moston, San Jose State: 72-68-69--209 (-7)

Seaside, Calif., April 16-18, 2009 7 Teams, 35 Individuals New Mexico: 301-297-305--903 (+39) Jonelle Martinez: 70-75-76--221 (+5)

MountainView Golf Club

UNLV 291-287-297--875, +11 Therese Koelbaek 68-73-74--215, -1 Kristen Schelling 74-69-74--217, +1 Natasha Krishna 74-73-75--222, +6 Alejandra Guacaneme 79-72-75--226, +10 Bethany Glassford 75-80-74--229, +13

Black Horse Golf Club

3 3 T10 T13 T16 29

UNLV 306-314-300--920, +56 Therese Koelbaek 72-76-76--224, +8 Kristen Schelling 79-78-74--231, +15 Alejandra Guacaneme 78-78-76--232, +16 Natasha Krishna 77-82-74--233, +17 Bethany Glassford 81-83-79--243, +27

INDIANA INVITATIONAL

NCAA WEST REGIONAL

Columbus, Ind., April 6-7, 2009 14 Teams, 84 Individuals UNLV: 317-309-305--931 (+67) Natasha Krishna, UNLV: 75-74-76--225 (+9)

Tempe, Ariz., May 7-9, 2009 21 Teams, 106 Individuals Arizona State: 273-283-286--842 (-22) Carlota Ciganda, Arizona State: 67-68-71--206 (-10)

UNLV 314-309-305--931, +67 Natasha Krishna 75-74-76--225, +9 Therese Koelbaek 80-74-75--229, +13 Kristen Schelling 82-82-73--237, +21 Alejandra Guacaneme 80-83-81--244, +28 Bethany Glassford 89-79-81--249, +33 Victoria Oros 88-84-88--260, +44 Stephanie Whatley 88-89-91--268, +52

Karsten Golf Course

16 T55 T66 T71 T74 T85

UNLV 299-313-293--905, +41 Therese Koelbaek 76-77-72--225, +9 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-81-72--228, +12 Natasha Krishna 75-79-75--229, +12 Kristen Schelling 80-76-74--230, +14 Bethany Glassford 73-82-79--234, +18

2008-09

Boulder Creek Golf Club

Boulder City, Nev., Oct. 27-29, 2008 18 Teams, 95 Individuals UNLV: 312-283-289--884 (+20) Mallory Hetzel, Georgia: 75-71-68--214 (-2) Marta Silva, Georgia: 70-74-70--214 (-2)

Boulder Creek Golf Club

4 T2 T22 T22 T40 T76 T80 T83

UNLV Therese Koelbaek Alejandra Guacaneme Bethany Glassford* Natasha Krishna Nicole McGirr* Kasi Lee* Melissa Mabanta Kristen Schelling Victoria Oros* Stephanie Whatley*

RESULTS Otter Creek Golf Club

1 1 T2 T14 T35 T50 T70 78

Mountain West Champions

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Boulder City, Nev., Oct. 27-29, 2008 18 Teams, 92 Individuals Pepperdine: 280-270-273--823 (-41) Lisa McCloskey, Pepperdine: 67-65-67--199 (-17)

UNLV 311-310-300--921, +57 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-75-75--226, +10 Therese Koelbaek 76-80-73--229, +13 Natasha Krishna 77-78-74--229, +13 Kristen Schelling 82-77-78--237, +21 Melissa Mabanta 88-88-81--257, +41

2 T5 T9 T22 T35 T50

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

1 4 T13 T13 T29 T61 T64 T72 T72 T76 93

UNLV 312-283-289--884, +20 Natasha Krishna 77-69-70--216, E Therese Koelbaek 81-69-72--222, +6 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-71-76--222, +6 Kristen Schelling 79-74-74--227, +11 Melissa Mabanta* 81-78-76--235, +19 Bethany Glassford 82-81-73--236, +20 Kasi Lee* 83-78-79--240, +24 Nicole McGirr* 82-79-79--240, +24 Stephanie Whatley* 80-80-81--241, +25 Victoria Oros* 92-82-75--249, +33

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Las vegas collegiate showdown

Primm Valley Desert Course Primm, Nevada, Sept. 13-15, 2009 18 teams, 89 Individuals Pepperdine: 298-295-288--881 (+17) Caroline Hedwall, Okla. St.: 68-72-67--207 (-9)

T7 T18 T28 T33 T36 T58

UNLV 304-300-300--904, +40 Ellis Keenan 76-75-72 » 223 » +7 Natasha Krishna 76-74-76 » 229 » +10 Alejandra Guacaneme 73-81-75 » 229 » +13 Therese Koelbaek 79-74-77 » 230 » +14 Kristen Schelling 81-77-78 » 236 » +20

BRANCH LAW FIRM/DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL The Championship Course at UNM Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 19-20, 2009 18 teams, 97 Individuals Pepperdine: 288-287-284--859 (-17) Kendra Little, Oregon: 71-68-68--207 (-12)

T3 T9 T22 T24 T29 T35 T58 93

UNLV 291-292-300 » 883 » +7 Therese Koelbaek 70-72-75 » 217 » -2 Ellis Keenan 74-74-75 » 223 » +4 Kristen Schelling 74-71-79 » 224 » +5 Natasha Krishna 73-78-74 » 225 » +6 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-75-76 » 226 » +7 Bethany Glassford 73-76-81 » 230 » +11 Mandi Incorvaia 84-81-78 » 243 » +24

WINDY CITY COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP

The Glen Club Glenview, Ill., Oct. 5-6, 2009 15 teams, 81 Individuals Purdue: 279-285-296--860 (-4) Maude-Aimee LeBlanc, Purdue: 68-69-74--211 (-5) 9 17 T32 T42 T47 65

UNLV 302-295-303 » 900 » +36 Therese Koelbaek 76-71-74 » 221 » +5 Natasha Krishna 72-75-79 » 226 » +10 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-77-75 » 228 » +12 Kristen Schelling 78-77-75 » 230 » +14 Ellis Keenan 80-72-84 » 236 » +20

The Stanford intercollegiate

Stanford Golf Course Stanford, Calif., Oct. 16-18, 2009 15 teams, 80 Individuals Arizona State: 273-282-285--840 (-12) Jennifer Song, Southern California: 67-71-67--205 (-8) 13 T6 T33 T60 T65 75

UNLV 394-297-303 » 894 » +42 Therese Koelbaek 73-69-70 » 212 » -1 Ellis Keenan 72-75-73 » 220 » +7 Natasha Krishna 73-77-80 » 230 » +17 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-76-80 » 232 » +19 Bethany Glassford 78-79-81 » 238 » +25

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Boulder Creek Golf Club Boulder City, Nevada, Oct. 26-28, 2009 18 teams, 92 Individuals Arizona: 284-294-300--878 (+14) Sherlyn Popelka, Arizona: 69-69-71--209 (-7)

10 18 14 T36 T48 T60 T63 T69 T78 T85 89 91

UNLV 296-310-305 » 911 » +47 UNLV 306-315-335 » 956 » +92 Therese Koelbaek 74-73-76 » 223 » +7 Alejandra Guacaneme 72-81-75 » 228 » +12 Natasha Krishna 77-77-76 » 230 » +14 Bethany Glassford 73-74-86 » 233 » +17 Kristen Schelling 77-79-78 » 234 » +18 Mandi Incorvaia 77-75-83 » 235 » +19 Ellis Keenan 73-82-82 » 237 » +21 Stephanie Whatley 76-81-85 » 242 » +26 Melissa Mabanta 82-85-81 » 248 » +32 Victoria Oros 80-87-89 » 256 » +40

1 1 T4 T8 T17 T46 T46 T61 T80

15 T27 T41 T77 T77 T80 T86

UNLV 314-312 » 626 » +28 Therese Koelbaek 76-75 » 151 » +9 Natasha Krishna 78-76 » 154 » +12 Bethany Glassford 80-83 » 163 » +21 Kristen Schelling 80-83 » 163 » +21 Mandi Incorvaia 80-84 » 164 » +22 Alejandra Guacaneme 89-78 » 167 » +25

Bruin wave invitational

Robinson Ranch Santa Clarita, Calif., Mar. 1-3, 2010 18 teams, 95 Individuals Southern California: 286-294-286--866 (+2) Danielle Kang, Pepperdine: 67-72-69--208 (-8) 11 T10 T38 T43 T64 T64 T73

UNLV 294-301-311 » 906 » +42 Therese Koelbaek 70-73-74 » 217 » +1 Kristen Schelling 77-73-76 » 226 » +10 Natasha Krishna 72-77-79 » 228 » +12 Bethany Glassford 73-81-84 » 238 » +22 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-81-82 » 238 » +22 Mandi Incorvaia 77-78-88 » 243 » +27

UNLV Spring rebel invitational

Mountain west conference championship

Boulder Creek Golf Club Boulder City, Nevada, Mar. 8-10, 2010 18 teams, 95 Individuals UNLV: 281-286-299--866 (+2) Therese Koelbaek: 68-71-71--210 (-6)

UNLV 281-286-299 » 866 » +2 Therese Koelbaek 68-71-71 » 210 » -6 Natasha Krishna 71-72-73 » 216 » E Kristen Schelling 69-71-79 » 219 » +3 Alejandra Guacaneme 73-72-77 » 222 » +6 Bethany Glassford 76-75-78 » 229 » +13 Mandi Incorvaia 77-75-77 » 229 » +13 Stephanie Whatley 81-76-75 » 232 » +16 Victoria Oros 80-79-80 » 239 » +23

Black Horse Golf Club Seaside, Calif., April 15-17, 2010 7 teams, 35 Individuals New Mexico: 294-303-301--898 (+34) Jodi Ewart, New Mexico: 71-75-71--217 (+1)

4 T8 15 T19 T19 T24

T16 T31 34 T41

Mandi Incorvaia Bethany Glassford Stephanie Whatley Victoria Oros

75-77-74 » 226 » +10 82-71-78 » 231 » +15 78-76-78 » 232 » +16 77-79-81 » 237 » +21

UNLV 308-305-315 » 928 » +64 Therese Koelbaek 76-76-77 » 229 » +13 Alejandra Guacaneme 76-78-78 » 232 » +16 Mandi Incorvaia 76-79-80 » 235 » +19 Kristen Schelling 82-73-80 » 235 » +19 Natasha Krishna 80-78-80 » 238 » +22

NCAA west regional championship

Stanford Golf Course Stanford, Calif., May 6-8, 2010 27 teams, 121 Individuals Arizona: 291-294-291--876 (+24) Calle Nielson, Virginia: 72-71-71--214 (+1)

jackrabbit invitational

Primm Valley Golf Club Primm, Nev., March 15-16, 2010 17 teams, 91 Individuals Oral Roberts: 291-309-292--892 (+4) Olivia Lansin, Drake: 72-70-71--213 (-3)

Arizona wildcat invitational

Arizona National Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 22-23, 2010 16 teams, 92 Individuals Arizona State: 290-286--576 (+8) Caroline Hedwall, Okla. St.: 70-66--136 (-6)

RESULTS 16 T20 T27 T60 110 117

UNLV 295-306-317 » 918 » +66 Therese Koelbaek 77-73-73 » 223 » +10 Alejandra Guacaneme 71-74-79 » 224 » +11 Kristen Schelling 71-77-83 » 231 » +18 Natasha Krishna 76-86-82 » 244 » +31 Mandi Incorvaia 84-82-83 » 249 » +36

Mountain view collegiate

Mountain View Golf Club Tucson, Ariz., March 26-27, 2010 18 teams, 96 Individuals Colorado State: 292-305-293--890 (+26) Julia Potter, Missouri: 73-73-73--219 (+3) 3 T5 T11 T18 T28 T40 T81

UNLV 298-299-297 » 894 » +30 Kristen Schelling 74-72-75 » 221 » +5 Therese Koelbaek 72-77-74 » 223 » +7 Natasha Krishna 79-72-74 » 225 » +9 Alejandra Guacaneme 75-78-74 » 227 » +11 Mandi Incorvaia 77-78-75 » 230 » +14 Bethany Glassford 81-83-76 » 240 » +24

2009-10

IME unlvALL-T

2003-04 • 2004-05 • 2005-06

Mountain West Champions

RESULTS

BRANCH LAW FIRM/DICK MCGUIRE INVITATIONAL

BRUIN/WAVE INVITATIONAL

PACIFIC COAST INTERCOLLEGIATE

NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL

Albuquerque, N.M., Sept. 17-18, 2010 17 Teams, 92 Individuals Oregon: 295-296-290--881 (+5) Erica Omlid (Oregon): 70-72-69--211 (-8)

Santa Clarita, Calif., Feb. 28-March 2, 2011 15 Teams, 84 Individuals UCLA: 281-294-285--860 (-4) Lee Lopez (UCLA): 70-73-69--212 (-4)

Half Moon Bay, Calif., April 4-5, 2011 12 Teams, 68 Individuals Oregon: 304-397-390 (+27) Katerina Ruzickova (Texas A&M): 73-76-69--218 (+2)

South Bend, Ind., May 5-7, 2011 24 Teams, 125 Individuals UCLA: 291-301-298--890 (+26) Stephanie Kono (UCLA): 74-76-68--218 (+2) Megan McChrystal (LSU): 72-75-71--218 (+2)

The Championship Course at UNM

8 T3 T23 T36 T53 75 85

Robinson Ranch Golf Club

13 T8 T55 62 T63 T75 78

GOLFWEEK CONFERENCE CHALLENGE

UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL

Vail, Colo., Sept. 26-28, 2010 18 Teams, 90 Individuals Virginia: 287-303-287--877 (+13) Brittany Altomare (Virginia): 69-73-70--212 (-4)

Boulder City, Nev., March 7-9, 2011 15 Teams, 85 Individuals Pepperdine: 285-278-281--844 (-20) Danielle Kang (Pepperdine): 71-69-66--206 (-10) Kelsey Vines (BYU): 66-70-70--206 (-10)

Red Sky Golf Club

6 3 T21 T35 T40 T61

DALE McNAMARA INVITATIONAL The Patriot Golf Club

Owasso, Okla., Oct. 11-13, 2010 16 Teams, 88 Individuals Oklahoma: 292-291-294--877 (+13) Ellen Mueller (Oklahoma): 67-73-69--209 (-7)

5 T3 T9 T25 T51 T55

LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Boulder Creek Golf Club

Boulder City, Nev., Oct. 25-27, 2010 17 Teams, 92 Individuals Arkansas: 277-276-293--846 (-18) Emily Tubert (Arkansas): 63-68-74--205 (-11)

10 T6 T27 T54 T64 T66 T71 T85 WD

10 T6 T35 T48 T53 T58

DR. DONNIS THOMPSON INVITATIONAL Kaneohe Klipper Golf Club

Honolulu, Hawai'i, March 14-15, 2011 18 Teams, 101 Individuals Arizona State: 293-293-301--887 (+23) Carlota Ciganda (Arizona State): 68-74-73--215 (-1)

4 4 T13 T18 T25 T50

MOUNTAIN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP

Warren Golf Course

Wigwam Golf Course

Boulder Creek Golf Club

6 T7 T22 T42 T60 T63 T63 T63

Half Moon Bay Golf Links

Phoenix, Ariz., April 14-16, 2011 7 Teams, 35 Individuals TCU: 288-293-284--865 (+1) Therese Koelbaek (UNLV): 70-71-68--209 (-7)

2 1 T5 T12 T20 31

2010-11

BATTLE AT RANCHO BERNARDO

Rancho Bernardo Inn Championship Course

Rancho Bernardo, Calif., March 20-22, 2011 17 Teams, 93 Individuals Purdue: 295-292-292--879 (+15) Laura Gonzalez (Purdue): 70-71-68--209 (-7)

10 T2 T44 T62 T75 90

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