2010-11 Tennessee Lady Vol Golf Media Guide by The University of Tennessee Athletics Department

2010-11 TENNESSEE LADY VOL GOLF

(Front, L-R) Assistant Coach Andrew Pratt, Erica Popson, Rebecca Watson, Sara Monberg (Back, L-R) Leigh Henderson, Lauren Spurlock, Kaitlyn Rohrback, Chessey Thomas, Nathalie Mansson, Head Coach Judi Pavon.

2010-11 LADY VOL GOLF ROSTER Name Leigh Henderson Nathalie Mansson Sara Monberg Erica Popson Kaitly Rohrback Lauren Spurlock Chessey Thomas Rebecca Watson

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

Ht. 5-6 5-4 5-8 5-8 5-4 5-8 5-4 5-4

Head Coach: Judi Pavon Assistant Coach: Andrew Pratt Volunteer Assistant: Jessica Shepley

Hometown/High School/College Knoxville, Tenn./Webb School Stockholm, Sweden/Farsta Juelsminde, Denmark/Horsens Gymnasium Davenport, Fla./Ridge Community Crofton, Md./Archbishop Spalding Germantown, Tenn./Southern Baptist E.C./Belmont Spokane, Wash./St. Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s School Edinburgh, Scotland/The Mary Erskine School Pronunciation Guide Judi Pavon Leigh Henderson

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SQUAD BREAKDOWN

BY CLASS BY STATE/COUNTRY

Seniors (2): Lauren Spurlock, Rebecca Watson Juniors (1): Nathalie Mansson Sophomores (3): Leigh Henderson, Sara Monberg, Erica Popson Freshmen (2): Kaitlyn Rohrback, Chessey Thomas

Denmark (1): Sara Monberg Florida (1): Erica Popson Maryland (1): Kaitlyn Rohrback Scotland (1): Rebecca Watson Sweden (1): Nathalie Mansson Tennessee (2): Leigh Henderson, Lauren Spurlock Washington (1): Chessey Thomas

2010-11 LADY VOL GOLF QUICK FACTS

Location.................................................................................Knoxville, TN 37996 Mailing Address........................................................ 117 Stokely Athletics Center Enrollment.................................................................................................. 27,101 Founded...........................................................................1794 as Blount College Nickname................................................................. Lady Volunteers (Lady Vols) Colors.......................................................................................Orange and White Home Course......................................................... Privileges at multiple courses. Conference............................................................................Southeastern (SEC) Affiliation.......................................................................................NCAA Division I Interim President........................................... Dr. Jan Simek (UC Santa Cruz ’76) Chancellor...................................................... Dr. Jimmy Cheek (Texas A&M ’69) Faculty Athletics Rep..............................................Dr. Dan Murphy (New Mexico ’77) Women’s Athletics Director............................................... Joan Cronan (LSU ’66) Men’s Athletics Director...........................................Mike Hamilton (Clemson ’85) Sr. Assoc. A.D.....................................................Donna Thomas (Tennessee ’88) Sr. Assoc. A.D. – External Operations...........Chris Fuller (Shepherd College ’86) Sr. Assoc. A.D.-Business Operations..........................Bill Myers (Tennessee ’92) Assoc. A.D. – Communications...................... Jimmy Stanton (Southwestern ’96) Assoc. A.D. – Media Relations .........................Debby Jennings (Tennessee ’77) Assoc. A.D. – Media Relations ....................................Bud Ford (Tennessee ’66) Assoc. A.D. – Development ...........................Dara Worrell (Tennessee Tech ’93) Assoc. A.D. – Sports Medicine.................Jenny Moshak (Western Michigan ’85) Assoc. A.D. – Compliance.................................. Brad Bertani (Denison [OH] ’91) Asst. A.D. – Ticket Operations..................... Joe Arnone (Merrimack College ’88) Asst. A.D. – Business & Internal Affairs........... Angie Boyd Keck (Tennessee ’94) Asst. A.D. – Compliance & Operations................... Todd Dooley (Tennessee ’97) Asst. A.D. – Strength & Conditioning................... Heather Mason (Cincinnati ’96) Marketing and Promotions Director....................Jimmy Delaney (Tennessee ’02) Assoc. Director of Internet Communications............ Chris Echols (Tusculum ’02) Asst. Director of Internet Communications.......... Drew Edwards (Tennessee ’03) Assoc. Athletic Trainer/Golf Trainer............... Catherine Johnson (Guilford ’94) Media Relations Asst./Golf Contact.................. Zach Stipe (Ohio Northern ’08)

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach.........................................Judi Pavon (Alabama ’89, 11th season) Assistant Coach..............................Andrew Pratt (Tennessee ’04, 3rd season) Volunteer Coach.......................Jessica Shepley (Tennessee ’05, 2nd season) 2009-10 Overall Record....................................................................... 137-72-3 2009-10 SEC Record.................................................................................36-19 2010 SEC Championship Finish...........................................................9th of 12 2010 NCAA East Regional Finish........................................................2nd of 24 2010 NCAA Championships Finish...................................................t19th of 24 Players Returning/Lost................................................................................... 6/2 Newcomers....................................................................................................... 2

CREDITS The 2010-11 Lady Volunteer golf media guide was written, edited and designed by Zach Stipe with editiorial assistance from Debby Jennings, Eric Trainer, Brian Davis, Cameron Harris, Donnie Conley, Todd Mounce, Amanda Pruitt, Betsy Poore, Mary-Carter Kniffen, Kaleb Center and Victoria DeButy. Printing by UT Graphic Arts Services. Exterior and interior cover design by John Schaffhauser Design, Inc. Photos were taken by Nick Myers of UT Photographic Services, Elizabeth Olivier of UT Internet Communications, Judi Pavon, Zach Stipe, William Ewart and Jason Barnette. Some facility photos are courtesy of the respective golf courses. PAN E1-0245-061-003-11.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION

2010-11 Roster................................................................... Inside Front Cover Quick Facts and Table of Contents.................................................................1 Media Information...........................................................................................2

2010-11 SEASON PREVIEW 2010-11 Season Outlook............................................................................ 4-5 2010-11 Tournaments................................................................................ 6-7 The Southeastern Conference.......................................................................8 SEC Opponents.............................................................................................9 2011 NCAA Preview.....................................................................................10

MEET THE COACHES AND STAFF Head Coach Judi Pavon..........................................................................12-13 Assistant Coach Andrew Pratt......................................................................14 Volunteer Coach Jessica Shepley................................................................15 Golf Support Staff.........................................................................................16

MEET THE LADY VOLS Lauren Spurlock..................................................................................... 18-19 Rebecca Watson.................................................................................... 20-21 Nathalie Mansson................................................................................... 22-23 Sara Monberg...............................................................................................24 Erica Popson................................................................................................25 Leigh Henderson..........................................................................................26 Kaitlyn Rohrback..........................................................................................27 Chessey Thomas..........................................................................................28

2009-10 IN REVIEW Season in Review................................................................................... 30-31 Final Individual Statistics..............................................................................31 Tournament Results.....................................................................................32

LADY VOL HISTORY Lady Vols in the NCAA........................................................................... 34-35 Lady Vols in the SEC...................................................................................36 All-Time Roster.............................................................................................37 All-Time Coaching Records..........................................................................37 All-Time Record vs. Opponents...................................................................38 Year-by-Year Results............................................................................. 38-39 Lady Vol Individual Records................................................................... 40-41 Lady Vol Team Records................................................................................42 Life After Tennessee.....................................................................................43 Lady Vol Honors...........................................................................................44

LADY VOL GOLF FACILITIES Mack and Jonnie Day Practice Facility................................................... 46-47 Lady Vol Facilities.................................................................................. 48-50

THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE The University of Tennessee....................................................................... 51 History of Lady Vol Athletics........................................................................ 52 Women’s Athletic Director Joan Cronan...................................................... 53 Traditions and Scholarship Endowments.................................................... 54

MERCEDES-BENZ CHAMPIONSHIPS Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships........................................... 55-56 2009 Mercedes-Benz Highlights........................................ Inside Back Cover

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MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION ZACH STIPE • Media Relations Assistant Zach Stipe is in his third year working in the Tennessee Athletics Media Relations Department. He serves as the contact for women’s golf and the secondary contact for women’s basketball. Stipe earned his master’s degree in sports studies with a concentration in sports management in May 2010. He came to Knoxville from Ada, Ohio, where he graduated from Ohio Northern University with a degree in journalism in May 2008. At Ohio Northern, Stipe worked in the sports information department for four years and served as the editor-in-chief of the weekly student newspaper, The Northern Review. The Louisville, Ohio, native is single and resides in Knoxville.

UT MEDIA RELATIONS

The 2010-11 University of Tennessee women’s golf media guide has been written to provide members of the media with statistics and information needed to adequately cover the Lady Vols throughout the season. Requests for media credentials for the 2010 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships should be made through the media relations office. If this publication does not answer your questions or you need further assistance, please contact Zach Stipe in the Tennessee Athletics Media Relations office at (865) 9747489.

MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION (Overnight Mail Address) 1720 Volunteer Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37996 Office Phone: (865) 974-7489 Nights/Weekends: (330) 607-3260 Office Fax: (865) 974-8875 E-mail: zstipe@utk.edu

INTERVIEWS

Head Coach Judi Pavon and members of the Lady Vol golf team can be reached for interviews through the Tennessee Athletics Media Relations office. To schedule a meeting time or set up a phone interview, please contact Zach Stipe.

LADY VOL TWITTER

Updated information on all Lady Volunteer athletic teams can be obtained 24 hours a day by accessing the official Lady Vol Twitter page at www.twitter.com/UTLadyVols. The page will be updated with results, facts and schedules.

LADY VOLS ON THE WEB

The newly-designed UTLadyVols.com is the official online home for Lady Vol Athletics. Here, fans can find schedules, results, rosters, player bios and stats. There is unique content like photo galleries of events, behind-the-scenes features, video highlights and features from UTSports.tv, video interviews with players and coaches, as well as the latest news on every women’s team on campus. There’s also live streaming audio of every women’s basketball game and many other events throughout the year. UTLadyVols.com also provides free streaming video of select events throughout the year. By using CBS Interactive’s GameTracker, fans can also follow the action online with live stats.

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PHONE DIRECTORY MEDIA OUTLETS

(Area code 865 unless noted) Outlet Phone Fax Associated Press.................................. 522-3963......................... 523-5904 Chattanooga Times Free Press............ (423) 757-6357...... (423) 757-6383 Golf Digest............................................ (212) 630-2488...... (203) 761-5148 Golfweek.............................................. (407) 563-7000......(407) 563-7077 Kingsport Times.................................... (423) 246-8121...... (423) 392-1385 Knoxville News-Sentinel....................... 342-6259......................... 342-6402 Maryville Daily Times............................ 981-1145..........................981-1175 Morristown Citizen-Tribune................... (423) 581-5630...... (423) 392-1385 Nashville Tennessean........................... (615) 259-8010...... (615) 259-8826 Rocky Top News................................... 558-9791......................... 558-9221 USA Today............................................ (703) 276-3735......(703) 276-3721 UT Daily Beacon................................... 974-3226......................... 974-5569 WATE-TV 6 (ABC)/WTNZ-TV 43 (FOX)...637-6397......................... 523-3561 WBIR-TV 10 (NBC).............................. 637-1272......................... 522-7341 WNML AM & FM................................... 588-6511......................... 558-4218 WUTK-FM............................................. 974-2228......................... 974-2814 WVLT-TV 8 (CBS)................................ 450-8888......................... 584-1978

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT

Academics.................................................................................... 974-1250 Women’s Athletics Director........................................................... 974-0001 Compliance/Operations................................................................ 974-4275 Fox Den Country Club.................................................................. 584-4637 Coach’s Office.............................................................................. 974-4275 Coach’s Fax.................................................................................. 974-8914 Development................................................................................ 974-0001 Marketing/Promotions.................................................................. 974-1734 Mack and Jonnie Day Practice Facility..................................................TBA Media Relations Main Office........................................................ 974-1212 Media Relations Fax..................................................................... 974-8875 Media Relations Cell Phone (Stipe)....................................(330) 607-3260 Strength and Conditioning............................................................ 974-4275 Ticket Office.................................................................................. 656-1200 Training Room.............................................................................. 974-6485 University Information................................................................... 974-4275

2010-11 SEASON PREVIEW

2010-11 SEASON PREVIEW Outlook............................................................................ •Season 2010-11 Season Outlook............................................................ 4-5 • 2009-10 Tournaments................................................................ 2010-11 Tournaments. ................................................................ 6-7 • The Southeastern Conference...................................................... 8 • SEC Opponents............................................................................ 9 • 2010 Preview........................................................................ 2011 NCAA Preview.................................................................... 10

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SEASON OUTLOOK The Tennessee Lady Vol golf team has become synonymous with success under 11th-year head coach Judi Pavon. Tennessee has been to six of the last seven NCAA Championships and finished above .500 in head-to-head matchups every season, while nabbing 14 All-America awards, 28 All-SEC nods and capturing 13 tournaments since Pavon took over the program in 2000. Still Pavon, assistant coach Andrew Pratt and the rest of the Lady Vols aspire for more. They want to win an SEC Championship; they want better finishes at the NCAA Championships. They don’t just want to sustain their success. They want to build on their success. “Two huge goals for us in the next couple of years are to win the SEC Championship and become more competitive at the NCAA Championships,” Pavon said. “We’ve been successful, but I’d like to take us to a new level and reach some of those ultimate goals in the next few years.” The 2010-11 edition of the Lady Vols is as equipped as any Orange and White squad to make both of those goals a reality as UT begins a second decade with Pavon at the helm. With four of its top five returning, including a pair of All-America candidates, a No. 12 national ranking in the preseason and an outstanding schedule, this season has all of the makings of an historic campaign. The Lady Vols return two-time AllAmerican Nathalie Mansson, 2010 SEC Championship runner-up Erica Popson, senior Lauren Spurlock and sophomore Sara Monberg from the team that finished second at the 2010 NCAA East Regional and later

Sophomore Erica Popson is seeking to carry momentum from her phenomenal 2010 postseason into the 2010-11 campaign.

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tied for 19th at the NCAA Championships. “Nathalie and Erica are going to be a great No. 1 and No. 2 players for us, and Sara Monberg gets better every day,” Pavon said. “I expect our returners to continue to improve and set high standards for themselves and the new players coming in.” In just two seasons, Mansson has already put together one of the finest careers ever by a Lady Vol. The junior from Stockholm, Sweden, set new Big Orange single-season marks for stroke average 73.06 and rounds of par or better (16) in 2009-10. She also ranked second in the country in final round average (71.17) and was named First Team All-SEC and Second Team NGCA AllAmerican. “Nathalie is ultra competitive,” Pavon said. “Collegiate golf is a step in a career she intends to continue past college. I know she will be working hard, performing well and I don’t expect any bumps in the road from her.” In her second season on Rocky Top, in addition to improving on her freshmanrecord stroke average (from 73.79-73.06), Mansson won medalist honors at backto-back tournaments, the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and the Alamo Invitational. Her performances at the events also led UT to the team titles. “Hopefully she will win a major tournament this season,” Pavon said. “She got two wins last year, and the Mercedes-Benz victory was against a really good field.” Also expecting to contend for individual hardware will be Popson, a sophomore. After battling a wrist injury for most of the season that sidelined her for parts of three tournaments, the Davenport, Fla., native broke out in a big way at the SEC Championships en route to an incredible postseason run to end the season. Popson fired the lowest three-day total (208) in Tennessee history at the NorthRiver Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and was tied for top honors with Vanderbilt’s Marina Alex at the conference tournament. The rookie shook off the pain of losing a playoff to Alex to rebound and lead Tennessee at the NCAA East Regional and the NCAA Championships, tying for fourth and 18th, respectively. She didn’t shoot above a 73 in her final 10 rounds of the 2009-10 season and earned All-East Region and SEC All-Freshmen honors. She averaged a ridiculously low 71.10 over the final three events of her debut campaign. Pavon expects a healthy Popson to pick up right where she left off and give the Big Orange a lethal 1-2 combo at the top of the lineup. “She has very high expectations of herself and for her team, and the thing about Erica is she works to back them up,” Pavon said. “She doesn’t just talk about it, she

really works at it. She’ll shoot a lot of scores around even, par, breaking par some, and I hope that she’ll break through and get a win this year. I know she really is after winning a tournament, individually. Obviously, anything that she does individually will also benefit our team greatly.” Spurlock and Monberg are also expected to contribute and compete for a top-four position after returning from the 2010 NCAA lineup. Spurlock enters her final season as a twotime NCAA Championships competitor with a career average of 78.8. Since transferring to Rocky Top from Belmont University, the Memphis, Tenn. native has been tenacious in battling to get into the traveling lineup for the postseason. “Lauren has been a fantastic Lady Vol and a great leader,” Pavon said. “She saw a new swing coach this summer and really dedicated herself to improving her game. I’m excited to see how she comes in. She is very competitive and always gives the team a good spark when she plays. I’m looking forward to Lauren having a fantastic senior season.” Monberg was a consistent presence in the Lady Vol top-five as a rookie and ranked fourth on the team in scoring average. The Juelsminde, Denmark, native has a knack for the low round and the spectacular shot, ranking second on the Lady Vols in birdies (70) and carding five rounds of par or better. This past summer, she won the Danish Stroke Play Championship. “Sara was a really great asset for us last year,” Pavon said. “She is starting to realize little-by-little how great she is and how great she can be. Over the summer, she competed a lot and played really well. She is going to be a big key to our success over the next three years while she is here. I expect her to continue her solid play and even improve more because she is so motivated.” That veteran quartet is expected to be the core of the 2010-11 squad, but four other Lady Vols will push to play each weekend. UT also returns senior Rebecca Watson and sophomore Leigh Henderson, while welcoming freshmen Kaitlyn Rohrback and Chessey Thomas. Watson has seen plenty of time in the Lady Vols’ lineup over the last three years and shown flashes of success. She led UT at the 2008 Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championship with a careerbest finish (t15th) and score (219), but only played in one tournament a year ago. She competed on a college golf all-star team in Asia over the summer. “Like Lauren, Rebecca has been a pleasure to coach and is just a great allaround person,” Pavon said. “She had the opportunity to make the Asia trip over the summer which I think gave her some

SEASON OUTLOOK

After a stellar summer, sophomore Sara Monberg is expected to be among UT top-three performers in 2010-11.

renewed vigor and energy for golf. Her game looks solid and I expect her to be back in the lineup at some point this season. I know she wants to contribute and enjoy her senior year to the fullest.” Henderson has also flashed promise in her short Lady Vol career. As a freshman, she competed in two tournaments and recorded her season-best round of 74 at the Mercedes-Benz. However, this season, the Knoxville native also fired a hole-in-one during practice and looks ready to make a leap in her game this season. “Leigh really improved over the summer and her game looks great,” Pavon said. “I think she is going to be really competitive for us this season. Her long game has always been good, and she has made good gains in her short game. I’m excited for it all to be coming together for Leigh.” Rohrback and Thomas come in with impressive prep résumés. Both won state championships this past year in Maryland and Washington, respectively. Rohrback’s win was actually in the boys high school division, while Thomas was a four-time league player of the year. “We’re very excited to welcome Kaitlyn and Chessey to the Lady Vol family,” Pavon said. “Kaitlyn and Chessey have different games, but I expect both to be very successful this season. Kaitlyn, is an accurate player – not quite as long as Chessey, but she has had some big wins in her career including her high school boys championship. I think with her determination she will be a key player for us this season. “Chessey is a long hitter and that will suit her well in the college game. She has played basketball her whole career, so this year will be her first being a single-sport athlete. And being from the state of Washington, it will

be her first season of year-round golf, which I expect to really help her game. She is a great player and a great competitor, and I expect her to step up and make a difference this year.” The talent and competitiveness of this season’s team will make determining a lineup each week a difficult task for Pavon. She concedes it’s a good problem to have, though. “I’m excited,” the former All-American and LPGA player said. “Qualifying is going to be really competitive this year. I could not predict our lineup for the first tournament right now at all. I expect us to have a lot of qualifying throughout the season to determine the lineup. I won’t be picking, players will be earning exemptions or playing in qualifying. So I think it will be on their shoulders, and they will know what’s expected and what to do to be in the lineup.” Pavon has set up one of the toughest schedules in the country to prepare her squad for success in the postseason. The Lady Vols added the prestigious Fall Preview, the Golfweek Conference Challenge, the SEC/Pac-10 Challenge, the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Championship, the LSU Classic and the Rebel Intercollegiate to their upcoming schedule to go along with mainstay tournaments, the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and the Bryan National Collegiate, as well as postseason events, the SEC Championships, NCAA Regionals and NCAA Championships. UT will host the annual Mercedes-Benz competition, now in its 14th year, for the first time ever at Holston Hills Country Club in Knoxville, Tenn. “Our schedule will be very challenging this season, so that will really help us prepare to

be tougher next postseason than we were last year,” Pavon said. “We will be striving to win our first SEC Championship and will be looking for a top-five performance at the NCAA Championships.” Beginning the season at the Fall Preview in College Station, Texas, could be very beneficial for the Lady Vols. The tournament is set at the site of the NCAA Championships and thus gives teams a sneak peak at what the course will be like for Nationals. Tennessee hasn’t played at the preview tournament since 2006. “We’re really thankful and excited to be playing at the Fall Preview,” Pavon said. “I think missing the Fall Preview in the last two years, but making it the championship has been great. It also hurt us at the championship that we were not at the preview. We are really going to use this as an opportunity to see what that championship course is like and compete against the best teams.” The plan is for the Lady Vols’ performance at the season-opener to provide the momentum for them to build on throughout the fall and into the spring season. The Orange and White are hoping another Mercedes-Benz championship will be in the cards after taking an individual and team sweep at the event last season. The Lady Vols will remain focused on the end of the season, however. As Pavon’s successful philosophy has been the past decade, contending for the Big Orange’s first-ever conference title and a top spot on the leaderboard at the national tournament are perennially the two main goals. “These have always been the goals each year,” Pavon said. “We just have to hit them. We want to reach the next level.”

A two-time medalist winner, junior Nathalie Mansson’s 2010-11 season is expected to include more fist pumps.

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2010-11 TOURNAMENTS FALL PREVIEW DATES: Sept. 13-15 LOCATION: College Station, Texas HOST: Texas A&M TOURNAMENT SITE: Traditions Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/7,146 TOURNAMENT FIELD: Alabama, Auburn, Arizona State, Duke, Georgia, LSU, Michigan State, Pepperdine, Purdue, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M, Tulane, UCLA, USC, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest TOURNAMENT PHONE: (979) 862-5451 GOLF CONTACT: Matt Simon CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (979) 862-5451/ (979) 845-6825 WEBSITE: www.aggieathletics.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com 2009 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Duke 2. Auburn UCLA 4. Arizona State 5. Virginia 2009 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Cydney Clanton, Auburn 2. Brittany Altomare, Virginia 3. Camilla Lennarth, Alabama Cheyenne Woods, Wake Forest 5. Alison Whitaker, Duke Stephanie Kono, UCLA 7. Carlota Ciganda, Arizona State Numa Gulyanamitta, Purdue Stephanie Sherlock, Denver 10. Candace Schepperle, Auburn Jennifer Johnson, Arizona State

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GOLFWEEK CONFERENCE CHALLENGE DATES: Sept. 26-28 LOCATION: Vail, Colo. HOST: University of Denver TOURNAMENT SITE: Red Sky Golf Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/7,113 TOURNAMENT FIELD: Arizona, Campbell, Central Arkansas, Chattanooga, Coastal Carolina, Denver, Harvard, Minnesota, Missouri State, Pepperdine, Sacramento State, San Jose State, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Tulane, UC-Davis, UNLV, Virginia TOURNAMENT PHONE: (303) 871-4990 GOLF CONTACT: Nicole Dupes CONTACT PHONE/FAX: 303-871-4990/(303) 871-3890

WEBSITE: www.denverpioneers.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com 2009 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Pepperdine 2. California 3. Chattanooga 4. Ohio State 5. Oklahoma State

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2009 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma State 68-72 -67=207 2. Joy Trotter, UC Irvine 73-71-68=212 3. Christine Wolf, Chattanooga 71-73-72=216 Pia Halbig, California 76-69-71=216 5. Taylore Karle, Pepperdine 71-75-72=218 6. Allie White, Ohio State 73-77-69=219 Aruka Felgueroso, Coastal Carolina 75-72-72=219 Diane Kwon, California 73-73-73=219 In-Hong Lim, Ohio State 74-75-70=219 10. Cathrine Madsen, Georgia State 77-73-70=220 Martine de Gannes, Pepperdine 78-72-70=220

MERCEDES-BENZ WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS DATES: Oct. 8-10 LOCATION: Knoxville, Tenn. HOST: University of Tennessee TOURNAMENT SITE: Holston Hills Country Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/6,411 TOURNAMENT FIELD: Arkansas, Chattanooga, Coastal Carolina, Denver, Furman, Georgia State, James Madison, Kent State, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Tennessee, TCU, UNC-Greensboro, UTSA TOURNAMENT PHONE: (865) 523-5119 GOLF CONTACT: Zach Stipe CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (865) 974-7489/(865) 974-8875 WEBSITE: www.utladyvols.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com 2009 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Tennessee 2. Louisville 3. South Carolina 4. Kent State 5. Wake Forest

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2009 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee* Laura Anderson , Louisville 3. Ginny Brown, Tennessee 4. Sara-Maude Juneau, Louisville 5. Corrine Carr, South Carolina

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ON THE ROAD WITH THE LADY VOLS The Lady Vol golf team travels around the country each year, competing in the top tournaments. This season, the squad has eight states listed on its schedule. Tennessee golfers have played in 25 states in the program’s history. The Lady Vols have also played in the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Puerto Rico.

Dominican Republic

Mexico

(shaded) All-time Lady Vol destinations (dotted) States to visit in 2010-11

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Puerto Rico

6. 8. 10.

Susana Benavides, Ohio State Cheyenne Woods, Wake Forest Diana Cantú, Tennessee Isabelle Lendl, Florida Brooke Beeler, TCU

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* Won in playoff

SEC-PAC-10 CHALLENGE DATES: Nov. 5-7 LOCATION: Palo Alto, Calif. HOST: Stanford University TOURNAMENT SITE: Stanford Golf Course PAR/YARDAGE: 70/54/6,727 TOURNAMENT FIELD: Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Oregon, Oregon State, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee, UCLA, USC, Vanderbilt, Washington, Washington State TOURNAMENT PHONE: (650) 725-2050 GOLF CONTACT: Jim Young CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (650) 725-2050/ (650) 725-2957 WEBSITE: www.gostanford.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com First Women’s Tournament

ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS DATES: Feb. 27- March 1 LOCATION: New Orleans, La. HOST: University of Tulane TOURNAMENT SITE: English Turn Country Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/ 7,078 TOURNAMENT FIELD: TBA TOURNAMENT PHONE: (504) 862-8240 GOLF CONTACT: Roger Dunaway CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (504) 862-8240/(504) 862-8569 WEBSITE: www.tulanegreenwave.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com First Women’s Tournament

LSU CLASSIC DATES: Mar. 11-13 LOCATION: Baton Rouge, La. HOST: Lousiana State University TOURNAMENT SITE: University Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: TBA TOURNAMENT FIELD: TBA TOURNAMENT PHONE: (225) 578-1864 GOLF CONTACT: Kent Lowe CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (225) 578-1864/(225) 578-1861 WEBSITE: www.lsusports.net RESULTS: www.golfstat.com 2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS* 1. Auburn 2. TCU 3. Alabama 4. LSU 5. Virginia 6. Tennessee 2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS* 1. Megan McChrystal, LSU 2. Calle Nielson, Virginia 3. Cydney Clanton, Auburn 4. Candace Schepperle, Auburn 5. Tessa Teachman, LSU 6. Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee Marina Alex, Vanderbilt Rachel Raastad, TCU 9. Brooke Pancake, Alabama Camilla Lennarth, Alabama Emilie Burger, Georgia * Tiger/Wave Classic

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2010-11 TOURNAMENTS BRYAN NATIONAL

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP

DATES: March 25-27 LOCATION: Greensboro, N.C. HOSTS: Wake Forest & UNC-Greensboro TOURNAMENT SITE: Bryan Park Golf Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: Par 72/54/TBA TOURNAMENT FIELD: College of Charleston, Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Michigan State, NC State, Northwestern, Ohio State, South Carolina, Tennessee, UNC, UNC Greensboro, UNC Wilmington, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest, Washington PHONE: (336) 758-1880 GOLF CONTACT: Gary Petit CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (336) 758-1880/(336) 758-5140 WEBSITE: www.wakeforestsports.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com

DATES: April 15-17 LOCATION: Auburn, Ala. HOST: SEC TOURNAMENT SITE: Auburn Golf Course PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/7,326 TOURNAMENT FIELD: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt TOURNAMENT PHONE: TBA GOLF CONTACT: Matt Crouch CONTACT PHONE/FAX: TBA WEBSITE: www.secsports.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com

2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Florida State 2. Wake Forest 3. Duke University Ohio State Univ. Vanderbilt Univ. 6. Tennessee

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2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Cheyenne Woods, Wake Forest 2. Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee 3. Brittany Altomare, Virginia Lindy Duncan, Duke 5. Macarena Silva, Florida State 6. Marina Alex, Vanderbilt Michelle Shin, Wake Forest 8. Carlie Yadloczky, Auburn 9. Jacqueline Hedwall, LSU 10. Anna Leigh Keith, Vanderbilt Hannah Thomson, Florida St Lacey Agnew, Florida St Sara-Maude Juneau, Louisville

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REBEL INTERCOLLEGIATE DATES: April 1-3 LOCATION: Oxford, Miss. HOST: Ole Miss TOURNAMENT SITE: Ole Miss Golf Course PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: 72/54/TBA TOURNAMENT FIELD: TBA TOURNAMENT PHONE: (662) 915-7522 GOLF CONTACT: Kimberly Ling CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (662) 915-7522/(662) 915-7006 WEBSITE: www.olemisssports.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com 2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Tulane 2. Texas A&M 3. Mississippi 4. East Tennessee State 5. Missouri

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2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Julia Potter, Missouri 2. Haley Sanders, Ole Miss Julia Boland, Texas A&M 4. Mayte Vizcarrondo, ETSU 5. Janine Fellows, Tulane 6. Aruka Felgueroso, Coastal Carolina Ket Premchuen, Kennesaw State 8. Ashley Freeman, Texas A&M Linn Gustafsson, Tulane Shena Yang, South Florida

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2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Alabama 2. Vanderbilt 3. Arkansas 4. Georgia 5. Auburn 6. LSU 7. South Carolina 8. Mississippi 9. Tennessee 10. Florida 11. Kentucky 12. Mississippi State 2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Marina Alex, Vanderbilt* Erica Popson, Tennessee 3. Marta Silva, Georgia 4. Kelli Shean, Arkansas 5. Brooke Pancake, Alabama Sara Grantham, Ole Miss Cydney Clanton, Auburn Haley Wilson, Auburn Helena Blomberg, Alabama 10. Brooke Goodwin, Vanderbilt Carolina Andrade, Georgia Jennifer Kirby, Alabama Kristin Ingram, Arkansas Megan McChrystal, LSU

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* won in playoff

NCAA REGIONALS DATES: May 5-7 LOCATION: Daytona Beach, Fla. Notre Dame, Ind. Seattle, Wash. HOST: Stetson University University of Notre Dame Washington University TOURNAMENT SITE: LPGA International Warren Golf Course Washington National Golf Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: TBA/54/TBA TOURNAMENT FIELD: TBA TOURNAMENT PHONE: TBA GOLF CONTACT: TBA CONTACT PHONE/FAX: TBA WEBSITE: www.ncaa.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com/www.ncaa.com 2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS# 1. South Carolina 2. Tennessee 3 Auburn Duke 5. Vanderbilt 6. Tulane 7. Pepperdine 8. TCU 9. Texas Tech Wake Forest

2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS# 1. Katie Burnett, South Carolina 2. Carlie Yadloczky, Auburn 3. Rosalyn Kim, Texas Tech 4. Erica Popson, Tennessee Nina Muehl, ETSU 6. Danielle Kang, Pepperdine 7. Abby Bools, East Carolina 7. Diana CantĂş, Tennessee 9. Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee Iliska Verwey, Georgia State Marina Alex, Vanderbilt Valentine Derrey, TCU

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# - 2010 NCAA East Regional held at Ironwood Country Club in Greenville, N.C. by host East Carolina University.

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS DATES: May 17-20 LOCATION: College Station, Texas HOST: Texas A&M TOURNAMENT SITE: Traditions Golf Club PAR/HOLES/YARDAGE: TBA/72/TBA TOURNAMENT FIELD: TBA TOURNAMENT PHONE: (979) 862-5451 GOLF CONTACT: Matt Simon CONTACT PHONE/FAX: (979) 862-5451/ (979) 845-6825WEBSITE: www.ncaa.com RESULTS: www.golfstat.com/www.ncaa.com 2010 TOP TEAM RESULTS 1. Purdue 2. Southern California 3. Alabama 4. Arizona State 5. Arizona 6. UCLA 7. Vanderbilt 8. Duke Oklahoma State 10. Florida State

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2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma State 2. Jennifer Johnson, Arizona State 3. Maude-Aimee LeBlanc, Purdue Cydney Clanton, Auburn 5. Megan McChrystal, LSU Jennifer Song, Southern California 7. Jennifer Kirby, Alabama Margarita Ramos, Arizona 9. Sally Watson, Stanford Katie Burnett, South Carolina Numa Gulyanamitta, Purdue

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Senior Lauren Spurlock is looking to compete in a third straight NCAA Championship in 2011.

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THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE “THE STANDARD FOR EXCELLENCE” he Southeastern Conference, with its T storied 77-year history of athletic achievements and academic excellence, has built perhaps the greatest tradition of intercollegiate competition of any league in the country since its inception in 1933. The 2009-10 academic year was another season to remember for the SEC as conference teams captured four national titles and four national runner-up finishes. The SEC has won consecutive national championships in baseball and football. Since 1990, the SEC has won 135 national team championships for an average of more than six per year. Alabama won the SEC’s first national title of the year with its win in the BCS National Championship Game in football. It is the SEC’s fourth consecutive football national title. Florida captured its second women’s swimming and diving national championship. Florida also won its first ever championship in men’s indoor track and field. South Carolina won the national championship in the sport of baseball. Florida finished first among Southeastern Conference schools and second overall in the Director’s Cup final standings. Overall, the SEC finished in the top two in nine of its 20 sponsored sports and in the top five in 14 of the 20 sports. Ten SEC teams participated in football postseason bowls with Alabama, Florida, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Auburn and Georgia winning the BCS National Title Game, Sugar, Cotton, Liberty, Outback, and Independence bowls, respectively. Four men’s basketball teams were invited to the NCAA Tournament and seven women’s basketball teams were also invited to the NCAA Tournament. The SEC had a eight teams advance to postseason play in baseball hosting four regionals with South Carolina and Florida advancing to the College World Series. With 145 teams advancing to NCAA postseason competition, the SEC continued to solidify its place as the nation’s premier conference. In addition to the four team championships, 41 SEC student-athletes garnered individual national championships, while 440 individuals were awarded with First-Team AllAmerican Honors. Student-athletes around the league continued to excel in the classroom as well with more than 2,300 earning recognition on the SEC Academic Honor Roll. On the national all-sport level, 11 SEC schools placed in the top 60 of the NACDA Director’s Cup rankings. Florida led the league with a second place finish. Tennessee placed 16th while LSU was 19th; Georgia finished 20th, Alabama 23rd, Auburn 26th, Kentucky 29th, South Carolina 41st, Arkansas 46th, Ole Miss 56th and Vanderbilt 59th to round out the league’s top-60 finishes.

SEC WOMEN’S GOLF HIGHLIGHTS Throughout the history of golf in the Southeastern Conference, the league has provided a strong tradition of excellence on the links. The SEC has won 10 men’s and three women’s golf NCAA crowns in its history, with the latest coming in 2005, when Georgia captured the men’s national championship. Since 1985, the SEC has captured seven team national titles – four men’s and three women’s crowns (Georgia, 2001; Florida, 1985 and 1986). Since 1985, 48 SEC men’s teams have finished in the top 10 of the NCAA Championships, 37 since 1990. On the women’s side, 61 teams have broken into the top 10 at the NCAA Championships and 57 individuals have been named first-team All-America. Individually, the SEC has 11 national champions, with Arkansas’ Stacy Lewis winning the latest title in 2007. On the men’s side, Florida’s Nick Gilliam won the last title in 2001. Last season, the SEC had Florida, LSU and Tennessee finish in the top 25 of the NCAA men’s national championships, while conference champion Alabama (third) and Vanderbilt (seventh) placed in the NCAA women’s national championships top 10, while Auburn, South Carolina and Tennessee also competed at the tournament.

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SEC QUICK FACTS Founded: 1933 Members (12): Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana State Mississippi Mississippi State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt Commissioner: Michael Slive Address: 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd., North Birmingham, AL 35203 Golf Contact: Charles Bloom E-mail Address: cbloom@sec.org Phone Number: (205) 458-3000 Media Relations: (205) 458-3010 Fax Number: (205) 458-3030

2010 SEC AWARDS 2010 CHAMPIONS Team: Alabama Individual: Marina Alex, Vanderbilt SEC COACH OF THE YEAR Mic Potter, Alabama SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Brooke Pancake, Alabama SEC GOLFER OF THE YEAR Marina Alex, Vanderbilt SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Jennifer Kirby, Alabama First-Team All-SEC Cydney Clanton, Auburn, Jr. Marina Alex, Vanderbilt, Soph. Marta Silva Zamora, Georgia, Soph. Kelli Shean, Arkansas, Jr. Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee, Soph. Camilla Lennarth, Alabama, Jr. Jennifer Kirby, Alabama, Fr. Megan McChrystal, LSU, Jr. Second Team All-SEC Emilie Burger, Georgia, Fr. Tessa Teachman, LSU, Soph. Candace Schepperle, Auburn, Sr. Brooke Pancake, Alabama, Soph. Katie Burnett, South Carolina, Soph. Isabelle Lendl, Florida, Fr. Diana Cantú, Tennessee, Sr. Sara Grantham, Ole Miss, Sr. All-Freshman Team Jennifer Kirby, Alabama Emilie Burger, Georgia Lauren Stratton, Vanderbilt Isabelle Lendl, Florida Carlie Yadloczky, Auburn Erica Popson, Tennessee Amanda Strang, South Carolina Anna Leigh Keith, Vanderbilt

SEC OPPONENTS

ALABAMA

ARKANSAS

AUBURN

FLORIDA

Location:..................Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nickname:....................Crimson Tide Colors:................ Crimson and White President:.............. Dr. Robert E. Witt Athletics Director:............. Mal Moore Enrollment:............................. 30,232 Course:..................... Ol’ Colony G.C. Head Coach:............Mic Potter, (6th) Assistant Coach:...Susan Rosenstiel, (8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...... 4/3 2010 SEC Championships Finish:...........1st 2010 NCAA Finish:.......................3rd NCAA Championships Top Returnees:.......Camilla Lennarth, Jennifer Kirby Top Newcomer:......... Jessica Schall Golf Contact:................Josh Maxson Office Phone:............ (205) 348-7496 Email:................ jmaxson@ia.ua.edu Office Fax:................ (205) 348-8841 Website:.................. www.rolltide.com

Location:.................. Fayetteville, Ark. Nickname:.......................Razorbacks Colors:................. Cardinal and White Chancellor:...........Dr. David Gearhart Athletics Director:................Jeff Long Enrollment:..............................19,849 Course:.......................Blessings G.C. Head Coach:. Shauna Estes-Taylor, (4th) Assistant Coach:...Mike Adams, (4th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......6/4 2010 SEC Championships Finish:.........3rd 2010 NCAA Finish:......................13th NCAA West Regional Top Returnee:.................. Kelli Shean Top Newcomer:..............Emily Tubert Golf Contact:................... Jeri Thorpe Office Phone:............. (479) 575-5037 Email:....................jthorpe@uark.edu Office Fax:................. (479) 575-7410 Website:...www.arkansasrazorbacks.com

Location:......................... Auburn, Ala. Nickname:................................Tigers Colors:..Burnt Orange and Navy Blue President:....................Dr. Jay Gogue Athletics Director:.............Jay Jacobs Enrollment:..............................24,602 Course:..........Auburn University Club Head Coach:......... Kim Evans, (17th) Assistant Coach: .....Ryan Cabbage (2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......6/1 2010 SEC Championships Finish:.....5th 2010 NCAA Finish::.................T-11th, NCAA Championships Top Returnees:....... Cydney Clanton, . Haley Wilson Top Newcomer:..... Diana Fernandez, Golf Contact:.................. Matt Crouch Office Phone:............. (334) 844-9709 Office Fax:................. (334) 844-9807 Website:......... www.auburntigers.com

Location:.................. Gainesville, Fla. Nickname:..............................Gators Colors:................... Orange and Blue President:......Dr. J. Bernard Machen Athletics Director:........ Jeremy Foley Enrollment:.............................48,784 Course:..... University of Florida G.C. Head Coach:.......Jan Dowling, (2nd) Assistant Coach:.....Jay Goble, (3rd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......6/2 2010 SEC Championships Finish:..10th 2010 NCAA Finish:.....................11th NCAA East Regional Top Returnee:................... Mia Piccio Top Newcomers:......... Amelia Lewis, Isabelle Lendl Golf Contact:...............Corey Sobers Office Phone:............ (352) 375-4683 Email:... CoreyS@gators.uaa.ufl.edu Office Fax:................ (352) 375-4809 Website:............ www.gatorzone.com

GEORGIA

KENTUCKY

LOUISIANA STATE

MISSISSIPPI

Location:..........................Athens, Ga. Nickname:............................Bulldogs Colors:........................ Red and Black President:.........Dr. Michael F. Adams Athletics Director:....... Greg McGarity Enrollment:..............................34,180 Course:.........University of Georgia G.C. Head Coach:....... Kelley Hester, (4th) Assistant Coach:...Margaret Shirley, (2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......6/3 2010 SEC Championships Finish:.....4th 2010 NCAA Finish:......................11th NCAA Central Regional Top Returnee:..... Marta Silva Zamora Top Newcomer:.................Amelia Hill Golf Contact:................. Mike Mobley Office Phone:............. (706) 542-1621 Email:.......mmobley@sports.uga.edu Office Fax:................. (706) 542-9339 Website:......... www.georgiadogs.com

Location:...................... Lexington, Ky. Nickname:............................ Wildcats Colors:....................... Blue and White President:.............Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. Athletics Director:....... Mitch Barnhart Enrollment:..............................27,000 Course:...University Club of Kentucky Head Coach: ��Golda Johansson-Borst (1st) Assistant Coach:....... Rebecca Kuhn (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......7/3 2010 SEC Championships Finish:.... 11th 2010 NCAA Finish:......Did not qualify Top Returnee:.........Ashleigh Albrecht. Top Newcomer:.................. Liz Breed Golf Contact:...............Metz Camfield Office Phone:............. (434) 962-0080 Email:.......... metz.camfield@uky.edu Office Fax:................. (859) 323-4310 Website:............ www.ukathletics.com

Location:.................Baton Rouge, La. Nickname:................................Tigers Colors:......................Purple and Gold Chancellor:........Dr. Michael V. Martin Athletics Director:.................. Joe Alleva Enrollment:..............................27,992 Course:............... The University Club Head Coach:. Karen Bahnsen, (27th) Asst. Coach:....................Alexis Rather (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......8/0 2010 SEC Championships Finish:......6th 2010 NCAA Finish:.......................5th, NCAA Championships Top Returnee:.......Megan McChrystal Top Newcomer:................... Austin Ernst Golf Contact:.....................Kent Lowe Office Phone:............. (225) 578-8226 Email:........................ clowe@lsu.edu Office Fax:................. (225) 578-1861 Website:.................www.lsusports.net

Location:....................... Oxford, Miss. Nickname:.............................. Rebels Colors:.. Cardinal Red and Navy Blue Chancellor:....... Dr. Robert C. Khayat Athletics Director:............Pete Boone Enrollment:..............................19,536 Course:...................... University G.C. Head Coach:.. Michele Drinkard, 4th) Asst. Coach:...... Janell Howland (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......5/2 2010 SEC Championships Finish:......8th 2010 NCAA Finish:.....................12th, NCAA Central Regional Top Returnees:............... Jillian Brodd. Hayley Millsap Top Newcomers:.........Christina Miller. Golf Contact:........................Kim Ling Office Phone:............. (662) 915-7522 Email:.................. kling@olemiss.edu Office Fax:................. (662) 915-7006 Website:....... www.olemisssports.com

MISSISSIPPI STATE

SOUTH CAROLINA

VANDERBILT

Location:....................Starkville, Miss. Nickname:............................Bulldogs Colors:.................. Maroon and White President:.................... Mark Keenum Athletics Director:.........Scott Stricklin Enrollment:..............................19,500 Course:.... Miss. St. G.C. and Old Waverly Head Coach:.......Ginger Brown-Lemm (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......4/3 2010 SEC Championships Finish:....12th 2010 NCAA Finish:......Did not qualify Top Returnee: ............ Erika Thornton Top Newcomer:.........Esther Huffman Golf Contact:.................Lee VanHorn Office Phone:............. (662) 325-0540 Email:............. clvanhorn@gmail.com Office Fax:................. (662) 325-2563 Website:..... www.mstateathletics.com

Location:.................... Columbia, S.C. Nickname:.......................Gamecocks Colors:....................Garnet and Black President:.............Dr. Harris Pastides Athletics Director:............ Eric Hyman Enrollment:..............................28,481 Course:.................. Cobblestone Park Head Coach:...Kalen Anderson, (4th) Asst. Coach:....... Puggy Blackmon, (16th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......3/5 2010 SEC Championships Finish:.7th 2010 NCAA Finish:.....................14th, NCAA Championships Top Returnee:................Katie Burnett Top Newcomers:.Katie Rose Higgins, Suzie Lee Golf Contact:......................Wes Todd Office Phone:............. (803) 777-5204 Email:.........................wtodd@sc.edu Office Fax:................. (803) 777-2967 Website:.www.gamecocksonline.com

Location:................... Nashville, Tenn. Nickname:.................... Commodores Colors:....................... Black and Gold Chancellor:......... Nicholas S. Zeppos Enrollment:................................6,738 Course:....... Vanderbilt Legends Club Head Coach:.......... Greg Allen, (4th) Assistant Coach:..... Holly Clark, (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.......5/1 2010 SEC Championships Finish:....2nd 2010 NCAA Finish:.......................7th, NCAA Championships Top Returnees: ..............Marina Alex,. Lauren Stratton Top Newcomer:......Rene Sobolewski Golf Contact:.................. Andy Boggs Office Phone:............. (615) 343-1847 Email:.... andy.boggs@vanderbilt.edu Office Fax:................. (615) 343-7064 Website:.....www.vucommodores.com

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2011 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ROAD TO THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS REGIONALS MAY 5-7, 2011 EAST -- STETSON UNIVERSITY

Tournament Site: LPGA International (Legends Course) Par/Holes/Yardage: Par-72/18-hole/6,339 yards Golf Contact: Dean Watson Contact Phone/Fax: 386-822-8120/386-822-8148

East - LPGA International Legends Course Daytona Beach, Fla.

Central - Warren Golf Course Notre Dame, Ind.

CENTRAL -- UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Tournament Site: Warren Golf Course Par/Holes/Yardage: Par-71/18-hole/6,003 Golf Contact: Robbin Cooley Contact Phone/Fax: 574-631-7516/574-631-7941

WEST -- UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

Tournament Site: Washington National G.C. Par/Holes/Yardage: Par-72/18-hole/5,794 Golf Contact: Karen Baebler Contact Phone/Fax: 206-685-7853/206-616-1523 West - Washington National G.C. Auburn, Wash.

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY 17-20, 2011 Traditions Golf Club College Station, Texas NCAA -- TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

Tournament Site: Traditions Golf Club Par/Holes/Yardage: 72/18/6,271 Golf Contact: Deanna Werner Contact Phone/Fax: 979-862-5443/979-845-6825

(L-R) Assistant Coach Andrew Pratt, junior Lauren Spurlock, freshman Erica Popson, senior Diana Cantú, sophomore Nathalie Mansson, freshman Sara Monberg and Head Coach Judi Pavon traveled to Wilmington, N.C. for the 2010 NCAA Championships. Led by Popson’s tied-for-18th performance, the Lady Vols tied for 19th at the Country Club of Landfall.

NCAA Championships - Traditions Golf Club, College Station, Texas

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MEET THE STAFF

MEET THE COACHES AND STAFF • Head Coach Judi Pavon.............................................................. 12-13 • Assistant Coach Andrew Pratt..................................................... 14 • Volunteer Coach Jessica Shepley............................................... 15 • Golf Support Staff........................................................................ 16

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JUDI PAVON HEAD COACH • 11TH SEASON PRESIDENT • nATIONAL GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION

A Decade of Success Over the last decade, the Lady Volunteer golf program has been a constant force in the Southeastern Conference and on the national level under the guidance of Judi Pavon, the current National Golf Coaches Association President. Since Pavon became head coach in 2000, the Big Orange has captured 13 tournament titles, competed at seven NCAA Championships and been a constant presence in top 25 rankings. Individually, Lady Vols have captured 14 AllAmerica awards, 28 All-SEC nods and 21 NGCA Academic All-America citations under the tutelage of Pavon. In the “decade of success” with Pavon, the Orange and White have continued UT’s streak of finishing above .500 in head-to-head matchups and competing at the NCAA Regional Championships every season. A Helena, Mon., native, Pavon took charge of the Lady Vol golf program after serving as the interim head coach for the final two events of the 1999-2000 season and as an assistant coach on The Hill for three seasons (1997-2000). Before coming to Rocky Top, Pavon had a standout golf career, playing professionally from 1990-1994 and earning All-America honors as a collegian at Alabama. She and her husband, Luis, a former UA golfer, live in Knoxville with their two daughters, Alexa and Maya.

Another Impressive Season The 2009-10 season was one of Pavon’s most successful campaigns with the Orange and White, as UT won back-to-back tournaments, the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and the Alamo Invitational, in October to wrap up the fall. Sophomore star Nathalie Mansson nabbed medalist honors at both tournaments, as well, while the MercedesBenz win was by a tournament-record 19 strokes. UT vaulted to as high as No. 6 in the country in the rankings after the fall portion of the schedule. In the spring, the Lady Vols nearly won their fourth NCAA Regional crown. UT placed second at the NCAA East Regional to vault the squad to its unprecedented sixth NCAA Championship in seven years, where it placed 19th. At the regional, UT broke its record for low score through 36 holes, tallying a two-day mark of 570 to break the 574 tally set at the Mercedes-Benz event earlier in the season. Along the way, freshman Erica Popson cemented herself as a force to be reckoned with on the national scene, recording a stroke average of 71.10 over the final three tournaments of the season. She nearly won the SEC Championship, tying for first, before nabbing runner-up accolades

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in a playoff, and set the Tennessee record for 54hole total (208) in the process. She also led three Lady Vols in the top 10 at the regional competition, tying for fourth, with senior Diana Cantú tying for seventh and Mansson tying for ninth. Mansson had one of the finest individual seasons in Lady Vol history, as she set new single-season marks for stroke average (73.06) and rounds of par of better (16) in addition to her two tournament victories and eight top 10 placements. She was named to the All-SEC First Team, while Cantú captured second team allconference honors and Popson was tabbed to the SEC’s All-Freshman squad. The trio became the 26th, 27th and 28th All-SEC honorees under Pavon. Mansson also was named a Second Team All-American by the NGCA and Golfweek. Cantú and fellow senior Ginny Brown both wrapped up their playing careers. Cantú had the best season of her four-year stretch at Rocky Top in 2009-10 and completes her career among UT’s top 10 in career stroke average and rounds played. Brown became one of Pavon’s and the Lady Vols’ greatest success stories, shaving nearly five strokes off her season average between the 2007-08 and 2008-09 campaigns and finishing with a 78.10 career average. For the season, UT won two tournaments – increasing Pavon’s UT alltime best record to 13 titles – while producing 135 head-to-head wins, the second most in a season in Big Orange history. Academically, Pavon’s charges continued to find just as much success in the classroom. Junior Lauren Spurlock and freshman Sara Monberg were named to the NGCA All-Scholar (Academic All-America) Team and the pair was joined on the SEC Spring Honor Roll by teammates Cantú, Mansson, Popson, Brown and Rebecca Watson.

Lady Vols in the Pros, Coaching Ranks Three of Pavon’s former star pupils at UT are currently competing on the Duramed FUTURES Tour. Angela Oh, who played for UT from 200608, won the 2010 season-opener on the LPGA feeder circuit’s schedule, the Florida’s Natural Charity Classic in March and earned her LPGA card after capturing five top-10 finishes to vault her among the tour’s top-10 money winners over the past season. Current volunteer assistant Jessica Shepley and recent UT graduate Nichole Smith are also in the midst of wrapping up successful 2009-10 professional campaigns. Smith snagged two top-10 placements in her inaugural FUTURES season, while Shepley has banked nearly $100,000 in six years on the tour. She also has status on the LPGA Tour and recently competed at the CN Canadian Women’s Open. Shepley played for the Big Orange and Pavon from 2001-05, while Smith competed from 2005-09. Both earned AllSEC and All-America honors during their careers. Additionally, former Tennessee star Young-A Yang competes on the LPGA Tour. Yang, who is Tennessee’s only four-time All-American, played in five tournaments in 2010 and has career earnings of nearly $700,000. Yang has played in over 100 LPGA events and nabbed six top-10 performances since joining the tour in 2003. Her

career-best finish of second-place came at the 2004 Giant Eagle Classic. Since Pavon became head coach of the Orange and White in 2000, nine Lady Vols have competed in the pro ranks. Playing for Pavon also appears to be a great prep for a career in coaching after an athlete’s competitive days wrap up. Carrie Parnaby (née Cole), who played at UT from 1998-02 and then was an assistant coach at Rocky Top, was named the head women’s golf coach at UTSA in 2008. This past summer, a pair of recent Tennessee grads nabbed coaching positions in the SEC. Golda Johansson Borst was named the head women’s golf coach at the University of Kentucky, while Vanderbilt selected Holly Clark (née Cantwell), to be its assistant coach. Borst played at Tennessee from 2002-06 before spending three years as an assistant coach at LSU. Clark played for Tennessee from 2003-07 and was previously the head coach at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn.

She Was a Star Student-Athlete Too Tennessee decade of success under Pavon should come as no surprise, as not only does she have an extensive coaching background, but she was also a star golfer on the high school, collegiate and professional levels. Pavon (formerly Schneider) graduated magna cum laude from the University of Alabama in 1989. At The Capstone, she was an NGCA All-American as a senior and a three-time NGCA Academic All-American. The SEC also tabbed Pavon as a first-team all-conference selection in 1989. She claimed two individual titles and qualified as an individual for the NCAA Championships in 1989. Moreover, she was honored with the prestigious Paul “Bear” Bryant Student-Athlete of the Year award. As a team, the Crimson Tide finished ninth at the 1987 NCAA Championships, Alabama’s

JUDI PAVON a decade of excellence • Current President of the NGCA • UT coaching record for head-to-head wins (1,777) • UT coaching record for tournament titles (13) • Has taken Tennessee to seven NCAA Championships • 2006 SEC Coach of the Year • 14 All-America citations • 28 All-SEC nods • 21 NGCA Academic All-America selections • Lady Vols have never missed the NCAA Regional Tournament • Six NCAA appearances in seven years (2004-07, 09-10) first appearance ever. She led the club in stroke average her junior and senior seasons. After her collegiate career wrapped up, Pavon continued her success in the professional ranks, where she competed in five LPGA major championships – the 1992 and 1997 LPGA Championships, 1991 and 1993 U.S. Open and the 1992 duMaurier Championship. She also captured the LPGA Southeast Section Championship in 1997. Overall, she was a member of the LPGA Tour from 1991-92 and competed on the FUTURES Tour in 1990 and 1993-94. Her career began in Montana, as she became a prep star and captured the 1984 and 1985 Montana State High School titles. Additionally, she was crowned the state’s Amateur Champion in 1986 and 1989 and was inducted into the Montana State Women’s Golf Hall of Fame in 1996.

Success from the Start Pavon has had success from the minute she took over the Lady Vol program as the interim head coach for the final two tournaments of the 1999-00 season. After serving as an assistant since 1997, she took her first team to the NCAA Championships, where it finished fifth – still the best national tournament finish in Orange and White history. A year later, Pavon was named the Southeast Section Coach of the Year by the LPGA and although the Lady Vols didn’t make a return trip to the NCAA Championships, Yang placed fifth as individual at the national event and captured First Team All-America honors. In Pavon’s second full year as head coach, 2001-02, the Lady Vols finished the season ranked No. 8 for the second straight year. Yang capped

her career as the first four-time All-American in program history. In 2002-03, Tennessee won three tournament titles and freshman Violeta Retamoza took the college scene by storm, gaining Second Team All-America accolades and joining Shepley on the All-SEC First Team. In a little over three seasons, Pavon already had led UT to a new-coaching record of six event titles, coached a four-time All-American and led the Lady Vols to their highest placement ever in the national tournament.

Four in a Row Despite the success, the Lady Vols failed to qualify as a team to the NCAA Championship in the three years after Pavon took over. However, that quickly changed, as UT returned to the national event each of the next four seasons. Heading into this season, Tennessee has cemented itself as a perennial national power, competing at NCAAs in six of the last seven seasons including two regional titles. Pavon guided the Lady Vols back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 2000 campaign in 2003-04, where they finished 11th. Individual achievements continued as well, with Shepley earning honorable mention All-America laurels and Retamoza tying for first at the SEC Championship. During the 2004-05 season, Tennessee tied for sixth place at the NCAA Championships, qualifying to the tournament by winning the NCAA West Regional. Retamoza had one of the best seasons in Big Orange history by capturing SEC Player of the Year and First Team All-SEC honors. Pavon snagged SEC Coach of the Year accolades after leading the Lady Vols to three event titles in 2005-06. The season included

what is still the finest Lady Vol team performance ever at a tournament, as Lady Vols placed 1-23-4 at the Donnis Thompson, firing school record 855. Sophomore Marci Turner rode a final round 64 to medalist honors at the Honolulu, Hawaii competition. The Big Orange took first at the NCAA East Regional and 13th at the NCAA Championships. Turner captured her second All-America award in 2006-07, while sophomore Nicole Smith nabbed her first A-A honor, as the Lady Vols capped the season with a 17th-place finish at their fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA Championship. Turner also became the second Lady Vol to earn the prestigious Edith Cummings Munson Award given to the All-American with the highest grade point average in the country.

Wrapping Up an Impressive Decade

Tennessee bounced back from missing the 2008 NCAA Championship by advancing to the next two national tournaments. The 200809 campaign was one of Pavon’s finest as a coach, as she guided the team a No. 72 ranking in the fall to final rating of No. 20 and an NCAA Championships berth. After placing in the top-10 only once in four fall tournaments, the Lady Vols reeled off six consecutive top-eight placements en route to the national championships. Mansson burst on to the collegiate scene that season by capturing All-East Region, AllSEC Second Team and SEC All-Freshman Team honors, while leading the Lady Vols with a UT freshman record average of 73.79. It was a performance the Stockholm, Sweden, native improved on as she and the Lady Vols advanced to NCAA Championships a second straight year in 2009-10.

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT HEAD COACH JUDI PAVON What is your favorite memory from your playing days? “Every tournament I played on the LPGA Tour. It was such a great experience. To realize my dream and be a tour player was something I’m very proud of. Being able to compete day in and day out with the best players in the world was unbelievable.” What are your strengths as a coach? “I really focus on helping the girls become better players overall. They already know how to swing and hit good shots, so I focus on teaching them to make better decisions. Self confidence is also a huge part of golf, so I take the time to get to know each player and figure out how to make them feel great about themselves and get the most out of their game.” What is an interesting fact about you or something that might surprise people? “I play golf left handed. I was the second lefty ever to play the LPGA tour and the only lefty during my two seasons on tour. Also, I’m from a small town in Montana named Helena – it would take three of my hometown to fill Neyland Stadium!”

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ANDREW PRATT ASSISTANT COACH • 3RD SEASON

Andrew Pratt begins his third season as the assistant coach with the Lady Vol golf team looking to help guide the squad to a third consecutive NCAA Championships appearance. A 2004 Tennessee graduate, Pratt was a standout golfer on the Tennessee men’s team before spending four years playing golf professionally on the Nationwide Tour. Two of Pratt’s biggest strengths while playing at UT and professionally were his short game (putting, chipping and bunker play) and course management skills (knowing when and how to play a certain shot). His knowledge in those areas is a huge asset to the Orange and White. The Bartlett, Tenn., native’s professional and collegiate experience has proved to be an immediate asset to the Lady Vols’ program. After missing the 2008 NCAA Championships, Tennessee has competed at the national tournament the past two seasons. “One of the reasons why Judi hired me was to help her team improve its overall short game,” Pratt said. “We worked extremely hard the last two years, not only on their short games, but also on their decision making on the course. The hard work that these young ladies have put forth is starting to pay off.” In 2008-09, UT bounced back from a slow start in the fall to cap the season by

placing fourth at the SEC Championships, third at the NCAA East Regional and 17th at the NCAA Championships. After dropping to No. 72 in the Golfstat rankings in the fall, the Lady Vols’ outstanding spring gave them a season-ending ranking of No. 20. In Golfstat’s various statistical categories, the Lady Vols made a significant leap in rankings during Pratt’s first season. In total short game, Tennessee improved from 67th in 2007-08 to 31st in 2008-09. The Lady Vols also improved in sand saves, from 59th to 27th, three putts, 69th to 27th, putts per green in regulation, 36th to 18th, and average putts per round, 80th to 16th. Last season, Tennessee captured back-to-back tournaments in the fall, the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and Alamo Invitational, placed runner-up at the NCAA East Regional and tied for 19th at NCAAs. Mansson nabbed individual medalist honors at the Mercedes-Benz and Alamo tournaments. The Lady Vols also continued to improve their short game as a team, moving from 31st nationally to 14th in 2009-10 in the Golfstat rankings. Additionally, the Lady Vols were eighth in the country in non-sand up and downs, ninth in putts per round, 13th in putts per greens in regulation and 18th in three putt holes. During his professional career on the Nationwide Tour, Pratt had five top-10 finishes, including a runner-up performance at the 2005 Xerox Classic. He also was the 2004 and 2005 Tennessee State Open Champion, and the 2004 Tennessee State Amateur Champion. By winning the 2004 Tennessee State Open and State Amateur Championship, Pratt became only the third

player in Tennessee golf history to capture both titles in the same year. He played in four consecutive U.S. Amateur Championships (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) and the 2004 British Amateur Championship. While at UT, Pratt competed at the 2000 and 2003 NCAA Championships, earned AllSEC Second Team honors in 2002 and was a two-time Academic All-American. In 2003, he led the Vols to a fourth-place finish at the SEC Championships by firing a 211 (72-6970) to place fourth individually. Pratt is married to UT alum Sara Buff Pratt, and they reside in Knoxville with their 1-year-old son Cooper. Outside of golf, Pratt enjoys fly-fishing and the outdoors.

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT ASSISTANT COACH ANDREW PRATT What is your favorite memory from your playing days? “I have a lot of great memories from playing, but the one that sticks out the most was finishing second in a Nationwide event (Xerox Classic) in 2005. It was my first full year as a professional and at the time I was playing on the NGA Hooters Tour. I had a few investors from Rochester, N.Y., that told me to come up and try to qualify for this Nationwide event. I figured if I didn’t make it through the qualifier I would just stay the week and play golf with them. I ended up getting into a playoff in the Monday qualifier and birdied my second hole to get myself into the tournament. I was so excited having just qualified for my first Nationwide event, and I had know idea what to expect in the tournament. To make a long story short, I ended up losing by one shot and the $59,400 that I made that week gave me status for the following year on the Nationwide Tour. This was the tournament that jump-started my professional golfing career.” What is an interesting fact about you or something that might surprise people? “I play golf left-handed, and people always ask how I started to play that way. My dad was a hockey player, so when he got me started into hockey he just gave me a left-handed hockey stick. When he got me started playing golf, I immediately picked up a left-handed club. So anything that involves hitting I do it left-handed (golf, hockey, baseball), but anything that involves throwing I do it right-handed.”

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JESSICA SHEPLEY volunteer assistant coach

Former Lady Vol All-American Jessica Shepley rejoined the Tennessee women’s golf program in 2009 as the volunteer assistant coach on Judi Pavon’s staff. Shepley, a 2005 graduate of Tennessee, is one of four former Lady Vols, and Pavon pupils, who have earned their LPGA Tour

card. She became the third UT golfer to earn that distinction, following Violeta Retamoza and Young-A Yang. She is Tennessee’s third volunteer assistant coach, joining Young-A Yang, who held the position last season, and Ann Furrow, one of the founders of the Lady Vol golf program and a member of the staff since it began in 1992. In 2010, Shepley competed in 14 FUTURES Tour events in her sixth professional season, finishing in the top 10 three times during the year. Her best finish occurred at The International at Concord where see finished tied for fifth. Also in August of 2010 Shepley competed in the LPGA Canadian Women’s Open. Since joining the Duramed FUTURES Tour in 2005, Shepley has career earnings of $83,407. Shepley earned her LPGA card in 2008 by finishing seventh on the FUTURES Tour money list to earn automatic Category 17 Priority status for the 2009 season. In 2009, her fifth professional season, the Oakville, Ontario, native won the Canadian PGA Women’s Championship and competed in three LPGA Tour events and 15 FUTURES Tour tournaments. In 2008, she had five top-five finishes in 17 FUTURES Tour events, including a runner-up finish at the Duramed Championship in June, where she fired a 54-hole total of 205 in Mason, Ohio. Shepley had one of the most decorated Lady Vol careers from 2001-05. At the 2004 NCAA Championships, she tied for fifth, matching the highest UT finish at the national tournament, with a 72-hole total of 73-7371-70=286 in Opelika, Ala. That year she also became the sixth Lady Vol to claim National Golf Coaches Association All-America

shepley by the Numbers... Quick Facts

• 2005 UT graduate • Had three top-10 finishes on Duramed FUTURES Tour in 2010. • Won the 2009 Canadian PGA Women’s Championship • Earned LPGA Tour Card in 2008 • Finished seventh on the Duramed Futures Tour Money list in 2008. • Had five top-five finishes, including a runner-up placement at the Duramed Championship, during the 2008 Futures Tour season. • Owns highest NCAA finish of any Lady Vol golfer by tying for fifth at the 2004 NCAAs • Named 2004 NGCA honorable mention All-American • Earned All-SEC honors in 2005 (Second Team), 2003 (First Team) and 2002 (honorable mention). • Her career stroke average (75.58) ranks fifth in UT history • Recorded 22 rounds of par or better and had 13 top-10 finishes as a collegiate - both rank fifth-best in UT history

accolades, earning honorable mention honors. She tied for fourth at the 2004 SEC Championships and bettered that performance by capturing third place at the 2005 conference tournament, firing a 221 in Tunica, Miss., and making par or better on 48 of 54 holes. Overall for her career, Shepley ranks fifth all-time in UT history with 13 top-10 finishes and 22 rounds of par or better. Additionally, her career average of 75.58 rates fifth in the Big Orange record books. She also was a three-time All-SEC award-winner, snagging first-team honors in 2003, second-team accolades in 2005 and honorable mention in 2002. Being a recent UT graduate who already owns five years of professional golf experience, Shepley is a valuable asset to the Lady Vol golf program. She can relate to current UT golfers as well as be a mentor to those women who are looking to make the transition from collegiate to professional competition.

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SUPPORT STAFF SCOTT ALTIZER

Director of Event Management Scott Altizer joined the event management staff after spending 15 years working in the football offices at Tennessee. He handles game day management for soccer, softball, and golf. Altizer played baseball at Furman, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in 1993. He also received a master’s in sport management at UT. Altizer and his wife Sandy have two children, Samantha and Sarah.

ANGIE BOYD KECK

Assistant A.D., Business & Internal Affairs Angie Boyd Keck is in her 17th year as a full-time staff member at UT. The women’s golf sport adminstrator, Boyd Keck was a member of the inaugural Lady Vol golf team in 1992 and captained the 1993-94 squad to a 13th-place NCAA finish in 1994. She earned a spot in the Lady Vol Hall of Fame in 2005. A 1994 graduate of Tennessee, Boyd Keck earned her bachelor’s degree in public administration. In 1997, she received her master’s in sport administration from UT. Boyd Keck and her husband, Kelly, reside in Dandridge with their son, Josh, and daughter, Sidney.

Kelly Bender Manager

Kelly Bender is in her first year as a manager for the Lady Vol golf team. A freshman at Tennessee, she is currently enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences and plans to major in a communications field. She played six years of varsity golf for Sleepy Hollow (N.Y.) High School where she was named all-section and all-league.

diana cantú Student Assistant

After wrapping up one of the finest careers in Lady Vol golf history, Diana Cantú will serve as student assistant this season. Cantú capped her career by earning All-SEC and All-Region honors in 2009-10. The native of Monterrey, Mexico, ranks eighth in UT history in stroke average (76.16) and second in rounds played (130). She competed in three NCAA Championships.

casi dailey Athletic Trainer

Casi Dailey is in her third year working with the Lady Vol Athletic Training Department and she will be working with the women’s golf team. Dailey earned her M.S. in sports studies from Tennessee in May 2010 after spending two years as a graduate assistant trainer with the women’s tennis and track & field teams. She earned her B.S. degree in athletic training and exercise science at Hope (Mich.) College in 2008.

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CATHERINE JOHNSON ATC/L, LMT Assistant Athletic Trainer

Catherine Johnson is in her 13th year as assistant athletic trainer. She continues her responsibilities as the home-based athletic trainer and overseeing the golf team. She has been a member of the staff at Tennessee since 1994. She graduated from Guilford College in 1994 with a degree in sports medicine, received her master’s degree in sports psychology from UT in 1997 and became a licensed massage therapist in 1999.

ALLISON MAURER Nutritionist

Allison Maurer came to Tennessee in 2007 after a three-year stint at Colorado. She is one of only 17 full-time sports nutritionists at the NCAA Division I level. She received her bachelor’s degree in dietetics from Olivet Nazarene University and a master’s degree in nutrition from Georgia State University. She resides in Knoxville with her husband Dan and their sons, Manny and Emilio.

JUDY PORTERFIELD Women’s Golf Secretary

Judy Porterfield is in her 16th year with the University of Tennessee Athletics Department, working primarily with compliance, golf, media relations and volleyball. In her spare time, she enjoys working in her flower garden. Porterfield lives in Knoxville and is a proud grandmother to daughter Jessie and son-in-law Will Cogdill’s boys, Garrett and Colby.

FERNANDEZ WEST

Assoc. Director for Thornton Center Fernandez West, a native of Georgia, is in his seventh year at the University of Tennessee. He graduated from Clemson University and the University of Arkansas. After six successful years at the University of Arkansas as Academic Coordinator for Men’s Athletics, Fernandez now oversees the academic progress of the football team and the women’s golf team. He has two children, Nicholas and Chloe with his wife, Bridgette.

JOE WHITNEY, Ph.D.

Director of Mental Training Now in his 16th year with Tennessee Athletics, Joe Whitney oversees the provision of mental training services to all UT athletes and teams. A 1982 graduate of Springfield College, he coached basketball and football in New York City for 13 years before leaving coaching to pursue graduate study in sport psychology. Whitney obtained a master’s from the University of Virginia in 1997 and a Ph.D. from Tennessee in 2000. He served as a graduate assistant and sport psychology consultant at UT before being named director of mental training in January 2002.

MEET THE LADY VOLS

MEET THE LADY VOLS • Lauren Spurlock..................................................................... 18-19 • Rebecca Watson.................................................................... 20-21 • Nathalie Mansson.................................................................. 22-23 • Sara Monberg............................................................................. 24 • Erica Popson............................................................................... 25 • Leigh Henderson......................................................................... 26 • Kaitlyn Rohrback......................................................................... 27 • Chessey Thomas........................................................................ 28

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LAUREN SPURLOCK senior germantown, tenn. southern baptist E.C./ belmont Pavon on Spurlock: “Lauren has been a great leader. She saw a new swing coach this summer and really dedicated herself to improving her game. I’m excited to see how she plays this season. She is very competitive and always gives the team a good spark when she plays. I’m looking forward to Lauren having a fantastic senior season.”

2009-10 Appeared in eight tournaments for the Lady Vols, including her second straight NCAA Championships...Posted a 78.33 stroke average with her season-best round of even-par 72 coming in the final round of the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships in Knoxville...Also had season-bests in tournament score (12over 228) and place (t39th) at the annual Tennessee-hosted tournament...Named to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team and the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in the Lady Vols’ top five at the Cougar Classic, Wildcat Invitational, Kinderlou Forest Challenge, Tiger/Wave Classic and the NCAA East Regional in addition to the NCAA Championships... Finished tied for 41st at the Tiger/Wave to place third among UT competitors and score for the Lady Vols...Opened season by tying for 66th at the Cougar Classic with a 233 (+17) tally...Tied for 95th with a 234 (+18) total to help lead the Lady Vols to a secondplace finish at the NCAA East Regional and vault UT back to the NCAA Championships... Carded a 323 (+35) to place 123rd at the national tournament in Wilmington, N.C.

2008-09 Earned a spot on the Lady Vols’ postseason squad while improving her average by over two strokes (80.34 to 77.93) from her freshman season...Placed among the top three Lady Vols in three tournaments...Fired a career-best 69 (-1) on the opening day of the Mercedes-Benz Championships and finished t69th overall...Carded a career-low total of 223 (+7) at the UCF Challenge... Ended the Central Florida tournament with a 1-under 71...Helped lead the Lady Vols to fourth place at the SEC Championships by placing a season-best t45th...Second-best total of the season, 14-over 224, came at the NCAA East Regional...Placed 124th at the NCAA Championships.

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72 228 t39

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career scorecard 2009-10 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic t66nd 79-76-78=233 Mercedes-Benz* t39th 79-77-72=228 Wildcat Invitational t80th 82-82=164 Kinderlou Forest t42nd 75-78-79=232 Tiger/Wave Classic t41st 73-83-74=230 Bryan National* t75th 79-81-76=236 NCAA East Regional t95th 76-77-81=234 NCAA Championships 123rd 84-79-78-82=323 Low Round – 72 (Mercedes-Benz) Low Total – 228 (Mercedes-Benz)

Intercollegiate…Also finished t12th at the Jacksonville Spring Invitational...Capped season with a 15th-place finish at the Atlantic Sun Championship.

High School Finished 10th, sixth and fifth at the state tournament her last three years of high school…Placed among top-three at the TSSAA Div. II Regional all four years, including first in 2007…Selected to the Commercial Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.) Best of Preps All-Metro Golf Team four times and was the newspaper’s Golfer of the Year in 2007…Was president of the National Honor Society.

Amateur Fired a 74 at the Tennessee state women’s amateur to tie for third during the stroke play portion of the event in Cleveland, Tenn. in June...Advanced to the second round of the tournament for the second consecutive year...Also competed in the TRANS Amateur Championships in July 2009.

2007-08 (at Belmont)

Personal

Named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team…Played 23 rounds and finished with a stroke average of 80.3 for the Bruins…Low round of 74 came at Draper Intercollegiate… Finished in the top 20 four times…Shot a 78 to tie for 12th at the F&M Austin Peay

Pursuing a major in sport management… Hopes to become a sports agent…Goal is to win a national championship with the Lady Vols…Making a hole-in-one at the Tennessee Women’s Open Championship in 2007 is her biggest thrill in golf…Lauren Day Spurlock,

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career-bests

2008-09 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic t80th 78-76-80=234 Mason Rudolph t74th 78-76-80=234 Mercedes-Benz t69th 69-79-84=232 NGCA Match Play t50th 76-76=152 Lady Puerto Rico t47th 84-73-80=237 UCF Challenge t52nd 76-76-71=223 Bryan National Collegiate t48th 79-80-74=232 SEC Championship t45th 77-76-81=234 NCAA East Regional t46th 75-73-76=224 NCAA Championships 124th 84-83-85-84=336 Low Round – 69 (Mercedes-Benz) Low Total – 223 (UCF Challenge) 2007-08 (at Belmont) Draper Intercollegiate t20th 78-74=152 Great Smokies Intercollegiate t62nd 77-83=160 F&M Bank Intercollegiate t12th 78 Troy Women’s Intercollegiate t26th 76-81=158 Jacksonville Invite t12th 79-81=160 USA Lady Jaguar t71st 86-81=167 Samford Intercollegiate t43rd 80-75-83=238 Larry Nelson Invite t49th 84-83-81=248 Wyoming Classic t37th 79-83-79=241 A-Sun Championship t15th 82-81-81=244 Low Round – 74 (Draper Intercollegiate) Low Total – 238 (Samford Intercollegiate) Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual YEAR RNDS STKS 2009-10 24 1880 2008-09 30 2338 2007-08 23 1848 TOTALS 77 6066

AVG LOW 78.3 72 77.9 69 80.3 74 78.8 69

daughter of Mitchell and Janet Spurlock, was born on Aug. 5, 1989, in Memphis, Tenn.

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REBECCA WATSON senior edinburgh, scotland The Mary Erskine School Pavon on Watson: “Rebecca made a golf trip to Asia over the summer which I think gave her some renewed vigor and energy for golf. Her game looks very solid and I expect her to be back in the lineup at some point this season. I know that she wants to contribute and enjoy her senior year to the fullest.”

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72 229 t46

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career scorecard 2009-10 (at Tennessee) Mercedes-Benz* t46th 81-76-72=229 Low Round – 72 (Mercedes-Benz) Low Total – 229 (Mercedes-Benz) 2008-09 Cougar Classic t104th 82-79-85=246 Mason Rudolph* t85th 81-79-83=243 Mercedes-Benz t15th 72-73-74=219 NGCA Match Play t61st 79-76=155 Lady Puerto Rico 32nd 79-79-75=233 Wildcat Invitational t71st 84-74-82=240 Bryan National Collegiate* t87th 88-80-78=246 Low Round – 72 (Mercedes-Benz) Low Total – 219 (Mercedes-Benz)

2009-10

Tied for 46th at the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships in Knoxville, her only tournament of the season...Rebounded from scores of 81 and 76, respectively, to fire an even-par 72 on the final day of the Lady Vol-hosted event for a 13-over 229 total...Final-round score tied a career-best set at the 2008 Mercedes-Benz...Captured SEC Spring Honor Roll honors for third consecutive season.

2008-09 Competed in seven tournaments for the Lady Vols, posting an average round of 79.10...Had a fantastic performance at the Mercedes-Benz Championships, carding a career low total of 72-73-74=219 to lead UT and tie for 15th...Named Lady Vol Athlete of the Week after the Mercedes tournament... Finished 32nd at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic with a 17-over par 233...Named to her second consecutive NGCA Academic All-America Team...Also appeared on SEC Spring Honor Roll for second time.

2007-08 Tied for 49th at the SEC Championships after firing a 242…Best tournament of the season was at the Las Vegas Showdown… In Vegas, Watson opened with a seasontopping 73 and finished with a three-day

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season-best score of 226 to tie for 41st… Shot a 77-74-78=229 at her first-ever collegiate tournament, the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships…Had fourthhighest Lady Vol score (246) at NCAA East Regional…Named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll and NGCA Academic All-America Team.

High School

2007-08 Mercedes-Benz* t61st 77-74-78=229 Las Vegas Showdown t41st 73-77-76=226 Lady Puerto Rico t86th 82-80-80=242 UCF Challenge* t91st 81-81-80=242 SEC Championships t49th 79-83-80=242 NCAA East Regional t98th 85-78-83=246 Low Round – 73 (Las Vegas Showdown) Low Total – 226 (Las Vegas Showdown) Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round was at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual

Captained the Mary Erskine School golf team for three years and helped it win the Edinburgh Schools’ golf tournament in 2005....Played for the winning Scottish schools team in the annual match versus the best of the English schools in 2005... Selected for the same squad in 2007... Graduated with a 4.0 GPA...Was a member of the East of Scotland Institute of Sport.

Strathtyrum Tournament at the prestigious St. Andrews Links Golf Course.

Amateur

Personal

Was a member of the 2010 NCAA All-Star Team that traveled throughout Asia and played in a variety of tournaments in June... The 10-person squad traveled to Japan, South Korea and China...Was a member of the Scottish National Under-18 squad...Tied for third amongst Scottish girls in the 2005 national rankings...Earned runner-up status at the Scottish regional final of the 2005 Golf Foundation Weetabix UK Championships... Tied for sixth in stroke play at the 2006

Majoring in management and international business...Admires Princess Diana, Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King, Jr... Favorite course is the Old Course, St. Andrews...Has a 19-year-old sister, Sally, who is a sophomore All-American at Stanford and competed in the 2008 and 2010 Curtis Cups...Enjoys catching lobster in Scotland... Rebecca Jane Hogg Watson was born on March 3, 1989, in Edinburgh, Scotland...Her parents are Graham and Maggie Watson.

YEAR RNDS STKS 2009-10 3 229 2008-09 20 1582 2007-08 18 1427 TOTALS 41 3238

AVG LOW 76.3 72 79.1 72 79.3 73 79.0 72

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NATHALIE MANSSON junior stockholm, sweden farsta h.s.

• All-American (2009-10) • Tournament Medalist (2x) • All-SEC First Team (2010) • All-East Region (2009-10) • Single Season Records for – Stroke Average (73.06) – Rounds of Par or Better (16)

Pavon on Mansson: “Nathalie is ultra competitive, and she will be a great No. 1 player for us this season. College golf is a step in a career she intends to continue past college. I know she will be working hard, performing well and I don’t expect any bumps in the road from her. After winning two events last year, I’m looking forward to seeing her win a major tournament this season.”

2009-10

Completed one of the finest seasons in Lady Vol golf history...Captured Second Team All-America honors from Golfweek and the National Golf Coaches Association... Earned All-SEC First Team accolades, as well as All-East Region laurels...Wrapped up season by nailing a 15-foot putt for par on the final hole of the 2010 NCAA Championships for a final round 1-under 71...That putt and round secured Mansson the Lady Vol single-season records for stroke average and par or better rounds... Finished the season with a 73.059 average to break Young-Yang’s nine-year-old mark of 73.063 - set in 2000-01 - by the slimmest of margins...Tallied 16 par or better rounds to supplant Violeta Retamoza’s 2004-05 record of 15...Nabbed a pair of first-place finishes in the fall, capturing the 2009 Mercedes-Benz Championship and tying for first at the Alamo Invitational...Also led UT to victories at both October tournaments, leading to Golfweek National Team of the Week honors...Fired three consecutive 71s at the Fox Den Country Club in Knoxville for a 3-under 213 to tie with Louisville’s Laura Anderson for first through 54 holes at the Lady Vol-hosted Mercedes-Benz event...Captured her first career medalist award by making par on five consecutive playoff holes to outlast Anderson...Tied with Notre Dame’s Annie Brophy for her second consecutive first-place finish with a 2-under 70 at the rain-shortened Alamo tourney to cap the fall...Nabbed eight top-10 finishes in 12 tournaments, one off the Tennessee record...Fired the second-best final round average (71.17) in the country...Careerbest round of 67 came at the seasonopening Cougar Classic as she tied for 10th with a 215 (-1) total...In addition to her season-best 213 at the Mercedes-Benz, also carded a 3-under 213 at the Bryan National Collegiate in the spring en route to a runner-up placement and SEC Women’s Golfer of the Week honors on April 13... Bryan National performance capped four straight top-10 finishes...Tied for 10th at Kinderlou Forest with a 223 (+4) tally and sixth at the Tiger-Wave Classic (5-over 221) and Liz Murphey (9-over 225)...Tied for 17th at the SEC Championship, notching a

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216 (+3), before collecting a tied-for-ninth finish at the NCAA East Regional with an even-par 216...Competed at her second straight NCAA Championships, tying for 67th after notching a four-day 301 (+13) total...Ranked 11th in the nation and led UT in both par-three scoring (3.07) and total birdies (98)...Grabbed Lady Vol Athlete of the Week honors on Oct. 19 and April 6 following her Mercedes-Benz and Bryan National finishes, respectively...Heads into the 2010-11 season with a 73.41 career average which ranks first on the Lady Vol all-time list...Picked up SEC Spring Honor Roll accolades.

2008-09 Posted arguably the most impressive freshman season ever by a Lady Vol golfer...Earned honorable mention AllAmerica honors from Golfweek...Led the Lady Vols with a 73.79 stroke average and 10 rounds of par or better...Average broke the Tennessee freshman record previously set by Violeta Retamoza in 2002-03... Named to the All-SEC Second Team and SEC All-Freshman Team...Garnered AllEast Region accolades...Named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll...Posted a team-best finish in six different tournaments and never finished lower than third on the team...Score counted toward the team total in 32 of 33 rounds (97.2 percent)...Posted her season-low round of 1-under 69 at the NCAA East Regional, nabbing a tie for

third place with a 212 (+2) total...Tabbed as Lady Vol Athlete of the Week after her performance at the regional...Capped off her debut season by finishing t48th at the NCAA Championships with a total score of 81-77-71-76=305 (+17)...Began her Tennessee career in impressive fashion at the Cougar Classic, firing an even-par 216 to finish t12th...Was the top Lady Vol at the NGCA Hooters Match Play Qualifier, earning a tie for 21st place with back-toback rounds of 73...Compiled a 2-1 record during the match play portion of the NGCA event...Kicked off the spring season with a career-high third-place finish (4-over 220) at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic, propelling Tennessee to a runner-up placement at the tournament....Followed that up with a 3-over 219 at the Wildcat Invitational...Tied for 13th at both the Bryan National Collegiate and the SEC Championship, carding 226 (+10) and 220 (+7) totals, respectively.

Amateur Secured the European Ladies Team Championship for Sweden in July in Caragena, Spain, by sinking a three-foot putt for birdie on the first playoff hole in her match against Spain’s Ane Urchegui...Her win gave the Swedes a 4-3 victory over the host country...Advanced to the quarterfinals of the Ladies British Amateur Championship in 2009, compiling a 3-1 record...Carded a 54-hole total of (+1) 217 to tie for 40th at the Annika Sorenstam-hosted Scandinavian

NATHALIE MANSSON TPC, a Ladies European Tour event in 2008…Won the 2007 Swedish Srixon Junior Open…Won the Swedish Junior Matchplay in 2007 and 2008…Placed second at the Skandia Junior Open…Competed on the European PING Junior Solheim Cup Team that defeated the U.S. in 2007…Tied for 51st (75-75-77=227) at the 2007 MercedesBenz Collegiate Championships as a member of the Swedish Junior National Team…Participated in the 2006 and 2007 Swedish Team Championships.

Personal Majoring in criminal justice...Highest ambition is to play in the LPGA…Admires Sorenstam and Tiger Woods…Top thrill in golf was playing at the Scandinavian TPC…Hobbies include cooking and baking...Enjoys amusement parks and rollercoasters...Has a brother, Niklas, 16… Nathalie Sofie Mansson, daughter of Goran and Jeanette Mansson, was born May 16, 1989, in Huddinge, Sweden.

career-bests Round

Tournament

Place

09 East Regional

Twice

67 212 1

09 Cougar Classic

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Tournament

Place

Twice

67 213 1

09 Cougar Classic

career scorecard 2009-10 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic t10th 76-67-72=215 Tar Heel Invitational t21st 74-76-71=221 Mercedes-Benz 1st 71-71-71=213 Alamo Invitational t1st 70 Wildcat Invitational t22nd 75-75=150 Kinderlou Forest t10th 78-71-74=223 Tiger/Wave Classic t6th 76-77-68=221 Liz Murphey t6th 76-79-70=225 Bryan National 2nd 69-74-70=213 SEC Championship t17th 72-75-69=216 NCAA East Regional t9th 72-71-73=216 NCAA Championships t67th 73-80-77-71=301 Low Round – 67 (Cougar Classic) Low Total – 213 (Twice) 2008-09 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic t12th 74-70-72=216 Mason Rudolph t50th 74-76-77=227 Mercedes-Benz t36th 73-79-73=225 NGCA Match Play t21st 73-73=146 Lady Puerto Rico 3rd 77-70-73=220 Wildcat Invitational t12th 74-73-72=219 UCF Challenge t30th 70-78-71=219 Bryan National Collegiate t13th 80-72-74=226 SEC Championships t13th 71-76-73=220 NCAA East Regional t3rd 69-72-71=212 NCAA Championships t48th 81-77-71-76=305 Low Round – 69 (NCAA East Regional) Low Total – 212 (NCAA East Regional) Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round was at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual

YEAR RNDS STKS 2009-10 34 2484 2008-09 33 2435 TOTALS 67 4919

AVG LOW 73.1 67 73.8 69 73.4 67

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SARA MONBERG Sophomore juelsminde, denmark horsens gymnasium Pavon on Monberg: “Sara is starting to realize little by little how great she is and how great she can be. Over the summer, she competed a lot and played really well. She is going to be a big key to our success over the next three years while she is here. I expect her to continue her solid play and improve even more because she is so motivated.”

2009-10 Had an outstanding rookie campaign, competing in all 12 tournaments for the Lady Vols and ranking fourth on UT in scoring average (76.53)...After competing as an individual at the season-opening Cougar Classic, she was a mainstay in the squad’s top-five for the final 11 events of the season, including the NCAA Championships... Notched five rounds of par or better and ranked second on Tennessee in birdies with 70...Her two best performances helped lead UT to back-to-back tournament titles at the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and the Alamo Invitational in October to cap the fall...Tied for 13th with a season-best score of 222 (+6) at the Lady Vol-hosted Mercedes-Benz competition before recording a season-best placement of tied-for-fourth with an evenpar 72 at the rain-shortened Alamo event... Placed among Big Orange top-three at a trio of tournaments to kick-start the spring, capturing t36th at the Wildcat Invitational, t43rd at the Bryan National Collegiate and t37th at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge... Tied for 51st at her SEC Championship debut with a three-day 232 (+19) total... Helped push Tennessee to a second-place finish and national tournament berth by tying for 40th with a 6-over 222 at the NCAA East Regional...Opened the tournament with a season-best 70 (-2)...Tied for 99th at the NCAA Championships, tallying 306 (+18) over 72 holes...Collected NGCA All-American Scholar Team and SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll accolades.

Amateur Captured the Danish Stroke Play Championship over the summer by carding a four-day 78-74-71-72=295 total...Represented Denmark at the 2010 European Team Championships in July, leading her home nation to a seventh-place performance in Spain...Nabbed third at the Danish International Ladies Individual Championship...Captured the DILAC title in 2006...Joined current Lady Vol teammate Nathalie Mansson on Team Europe to win the 2007 Junior Solheim Cup, 14-10, over the United States…Posted a third-

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place finish at the 2007 British Amateur Championship, propelling Denmark to a second-place team finish…Led Denmark to a third-place finish at the 2007 European Golf Association Team Championship by tying for 13th individually with a score of 148 (74-74)…Secured the Danish Junior Championship in 2004 and 2006.

Personal Is enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences and plans on majoring in economics...Lists competing at the Junior Solheim Cup as her biggest golf thrill…Highest ambition is to play on the LPGA Tour…Also played handball in high school...Scarves are her favorite accessories...Drives a Toyota Prius because it’s environmentally friendly... Admires Annika Sorenstam...Coached by Peter Mason while a junior in Denmark... She is the daughter of Rolf Monberg and Helle Eriksen...Sara Monberg was born Sept. 24, 1989.

CAREER-BESTS Round

Tournament

Place

Twice

09 Alamo Invite

70 222 t4

10 East Regional

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SAME AS ABOVE career scorecard 2009-10 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic* t66th 81-71-82=233 Tar Heel Invitational t84th 79-79-78=236 Mercedes-Benz t13th 73-73-76=222 Alamo Invitational t4th 72 Wildcat Invitational t36th 74-79=153 Kinderlou Forest t37th 73-79-79=231 Tiger/Wave Classic t41st 79-76-75=230 Liz Murphey t61st 81-82-75=238 Bryan National t43rd 72-78-77=227 SEC Championship t51st 78-74-80=232 NCAA East Regional t40th 70-74-78=222 NCAA Championships t99th 76-81-73-76=306 Low Round – 70 (NCAA East Regional) Low Total – 222 (Twice) Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round was at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual

YEAR RNDS STKS AVG LOW 2009-10 34 2602 76.5 70 TOTALS 34 2602 76.5 70

ERICA POPSON Sophomore davenport, fla. ridge community hs.

• SEC All-Freshmen Team (2010) • All-East Region (2010) • SEC Championship Runner-Up • 71.10 avg. final 3 events of 2010

2009-10 Rebounded from a wrist injury to have one of the finest postseason’s in Lady Vol history, leading UT at all three championshiplevel tournaments in spectacular fashion... Nabbed SEC All-Freshman honors, as well as All-East Region laurels...Nearly captured the individual SEC Championship, tying for first through 54 holes...Finished with runnerup honors to Vanderbilt’s Martina Alex on the second hole of a sudden death playoff...Her three-day total of 71-67-68=208 (-5) at the NorthRiver Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa, Ala., set a new Lady Vol 54-hole record...Her 5-under score in relation to par ranks third in the UT annals...The breakout performance also included 13 birdies...Day two score of 4-under 67 was a season-best...Snagged Lady Vol Athlete of the Week award on April 19 following the conference tourney... Showed no letdown at her next competition, the NCAA East Regional, leading three Lady Vols in the top ten individually by tying for fourth...Fired a 72-68-73=213 (-3) to help Tennessee finish second and return to the NCAA Championships...At the national tournament in Wilmington, N.C., she tied for 18th with a solid 72-73-72-73=290 (+2) score...Averaged an incredible 71.10 in the final three tournaments of the season... Capped the season second on the Big Orange in average (74.46) and par or better rounds (10th)...Season average is 10thlowest it UT history...Started the season by tying for 21st at both the Cougar Classic (3-over 22) and the Tar Heel Invitational (5over 221) and carding par or below tallies in four of the first six rounds of her collegiate career...Named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.

High School Earned four varsity letters at Ridge Community High School, where she was a four-time individual state qualifier… Twice received Polk County Player of the Year honors…Tied for third in the Florida Class 1A state golf championship with a 7171=142 (-2) total...Low round entering UT was 66.

Pavon on Popson: “Erica has very high expectations for herself and for her team, and the thing about Erica is she works to back them up. She doesn’t just talk about it, she really works at it. She’ll shoot a lot of scores around even, par, breaking par some, and I hope that she’ll break through and get an individual win this year. I know she really is after winning a tournament. Obviously, anything that she does individually will also benefit our team greatly.”

CAREER-BESTS Round

Tournament

Place

10 SECs

67 208 t1 10 SECs

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SAME AS ABOVE career scorecard

Amateur Won 13 times on the Florida Junior Tour and was named 2008 Florida Junior Tour Player of the Year as well as Florida State Women’s Golf Association Junior Player of the Year…Also named the 2009 Florida Junior Tour 16-18 Girls Points Champion... Captured the 2008 Florida Junior Tour Major after firing a 4-under-par 212…Won three consecutive Florida Junior Match Play Championships from 2006-08…Competed for the North Team in the Florida Junior Cup from 2007-09, serving as co-captain two years...Finished in the top three at both American Junior Golf Association events she participated in.

2009-10 (at Tennessee) Cougar Classic t21st 75-72-72=219 Tar Heel Invitational t21st 71-78-72=221 Mercedes-Benz t29th 74-78-75=227 Alamo Invitational t19th 75 Tiger/Wave Classic* WD 78-WD-79=WD Liz Murphey t69th 88-77-76=239 Bryan National t75th 81-79-76=236 SEC Championship t1st 73-67-68=208 NCAA East Regional t4th 72-68-73=213 NCAA Championships t18th 72-73-72-73=290 Low Round – 67 (SEC Championship) Low Total – 208 (SEC Championship) Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round was at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual

YEAR RNDS STKS AVG LOW 2009-10 10 2545 74.5 67 TOTALS 10 2545 74.5 67

Lady Vol basketball games...Only wears black socks during tournaments...Was a Principal’s Scholar in high school…Erica Megan Popson, daughter of Diana and Fred Popson, was born April 18, 1991, in Orlando, Fla.

Personal Majoring in sport management…Highest ambitions are to play in the LPGA and win a national championship at Tennessee… Enjoys spending time with family and friends off the course...Admires PGA golfer Hunter Mahan...Loves attending

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LEIGH HENDERSON Sophomore KNOXVILLE, TENN. THE WEBB SCHOOL Pavon on Henderson: “Leigh really improved over the summer and her game looks great. She is going to be really competitive for us this season and will make a difference in our success. Her long game has always been good, and she has made good gains in her short game. I’m excited for it all to be coming together for her.”

2009-10 Competed in two tournaments as an individual for the Lady Vols...Tied for 52nd with a three-day 230 (+14) total...Final day 74 was a season-best...Finished with a two-day 164 (+22) score en route to t80th-place at the Wildcat Invitational... Recorded her first career hole-in-one to kick off winter practice in January, holing out with a 7 iron on the 145-yard, parthree No. 14 at Cherokee Country Club in Knoxville.

High School Earned five varsity letters at Webb School of Knoxville, where she was named Player of the Year by the Knoxville News Sentinel her senior year…Also named to the News Sentinel’s first team in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons…Was a team captain for three years…Tied for third

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in the Division II Class AA state golf tournament in 2008…Named All-State each year from 2004-08.

Amateur Advanced to the match play championship flight at the 2009 Tennessee Amateur Championships after tying for 22nd in the qualifying round...Tied for 35th in the stroke play qualifying portion of the event in 2010...Also played in Tennessee State Open this past June...Competed in numerous AJGA events over her junior career...Placed fifth at the 2007 Natural Resource Partner Junior tournament... Qualified and competed in the 2007 and 2008 U.S. Girls Junior Championships.

Personal Is enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences…Highest ambition is to play

CAREER-BESTS Round

Tournament

Place

09 Mercedes-Benz

74 230 t52

09 Mercedes-Benz

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SAME AS ABOVE career scorecard 2009-10 (at Tennessee) Mercedes-Benz* t52nd 77-79-74=230 Wildcat Invitational t80th 82-82=164 Low Round – 74 (Mercedes-Benz) Low Total – 230 (Mercedes-Benz Underlining indicates round counted in team score Italics indicates round was at par or below * Indicates competed as an individual

YEAR RNDS STKS AVG LOW 2009-10 6 394 78.8 74 TOTALS 6 394 78.8 74

in the U.S. Amateur Championships… Lists competing in the USGA Girls Junior Tournament as her biggest thrill in golf… Her favorite course is the Honors in Ooltewah...Hopes to live in Knoxville her whole life and loves Tennessee basketball...Leigh Porter Henderson, daughter of Woody and Elizabeth Henderson, was born Nov. 21, 1990, in Knoxville, Tenn.

KAITLYN ROHRBACK freshman Crofton, md. archbishop spalding h.s. Pavon on Rohrback: “Kaitlyn, is very accurate with a good overall game. She is very competitive, and has had some big wins in her career including her boys high school state championship. I think with her determination she will be a key player for us this season.”

HIGH SCHOOL Became the first girl to ever win the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association golf championship, defeating 98 other competitors - including 97 boys - in May... Playing from the men’s tees, she tallied a two-day 73-77=150 total and earned the victory on the first playoff hole for Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Md....Ranked No. 13 in Golfweek’s Class of 2010 commitments...Was the only girl named to the All-Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association golf team in 2009 and 2010...Captured All-Metro honors from the Washington Post in 2010.

AMATEUR Rolled to a 4 and 3 victory in the finals to claim the Maryland’s Women’s Amateur in July...Also made it to the semifinals of the tournament as a 14-year-old...Named Golfweek’s Junior Player of the Week on Aug. 17, 2009, after winning her second AJGA event, capturing the CorseMax/ Philadelphia Junior by six strokes...Fired a 5-over 215 at the competition in Elverson, Pa....Two weeks later, tied for first at the AJGA Junior in Williamsbug, Va....Also won the Midwest Junior Players Championship in 2008...Qualified for the 2009 U.S. Amateur...Has seven top-10 finishes at AJGA events...A two-time Maryland Junior Girls Champion.

PERSONAL Plans to major in business administration... Was a member of the national honor society at Archbishop Spalding H.S....Also, part of the Media Club and Cancer Awareness Club...Enjoys hunting (waterfowl, geese and ducks) and fishing with her dad...Aspires to play on the LPGA tour and become an established teaching pro...Calls her dad her biggest influence...Admires her late mother because of her courage and strength in fighting cancer...Ran a charity golf tournament in memory of her mother...Has a 13-year-old sister, Anne...Kaitlyn Lorraine Rohrback was born on Feb. 26, 1992, in Silver Spring, Md....She is the daughter of Brian Rohrback and the late Kathy Rohrback.

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CHESSEY THOMAS freshman SPOKANE, WASH. St. George’s School Pavon on Thomas: “Chessey is a long hitter, and that will suit her well in the college game. She has played basketball her whole career, so this is her first year being a single-sport athlete. And being from Washington it will be her first season of year-round golf, which I expect to really help her game. She is a great player and a great competitor, and I expect her to step up and make a difference this year.”

HIGH SCHOOL Attended St. George’s School, which didn’t have a golf team...Competed for nearby Lewis and Clark H.S....Captured her second straight 4A Washington state girls title in May, carding a two-day 138 total...In 2009, she snagged medalist honors at the state tournament with a 36-hole total of 139 (-5) and led Lewis and Clark to the team crown...Ranked as high as No. 24 among Golfweek’s Class of 2010 Commitments...A four-time Greater Spokane League Player of the Year selection...District Player of the year in 2008, 2009 and 2010...Also was an all-league performer in basketball and led St. George’s to the state tournament.

AMATEUR Led Team Washington to back-to-back fifth-place finishes at the Junior America’s Cup in 2007 and 2008...Tied for second during the stroke play portion of the 2010 PNGA Women’s Amateur Championship in Clarkston, Wash. and advanced to the round of 16 in the event in July...Three days after winning her first 4A state title in 2009, captured the Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship with back-to-back even-par 72s...Nabbed three top-10 finishes at AJGA competitions in 2009, including a win at the Scissortail Junior Championships.

PERSONAL Selected as a member of Youth Leadership Spokane and was the chairperson for St. George’s School Spirit Commitee for the 2009-10 school year...Aspires to own her own business someday...Admires the late hoops coach John Wooden because he valued what his players did on and off the court...Also influenced by Michael Jordan and Babe Didrickson Zaharias...Chose Tennessee over Washington, Denver and Oklahoma...Natalie Francesca “Chessey” Thomas was born on Feb. 12, 1992, in Santiago, Chile...She is the daughter of Jeff and Reggy Thomas.

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2009-10 IN REVIEW

2009-10 IN REVIEW • Season in Review.................................................................. 30-31 • Final Individual Statistics............................................................. 31 • Tournament Results ................................................................... 32

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2009-10 SEASON REVIEW In 2009-10, the Tennessee women’s golf team invited you to “Take a Closer Look” at one of the country’s elite programs. Under the guidance of Judi Pavon, the Lady Vols have been a constant presence in the top 25 rankings and threat to capture every tournament they enter. The 2009-10 squad did not disappoint, putting forth another successful season that included back-toback tournament wins and a ninth trip to the NCAA Championships. The Big Orange captured the Mercedes-Benz Women’s Collegiate Championships and the Alamo Invitational, in October – a two-week span where the Lady Vols played some of their best golf of the season to cap the fall. Sophomore star Nathalie Mansson nabbed medalist honors at both tournaments, as well, while the Mercedes-Benz win was by a tournament-record 19 strokes. UT vaulted to as high as No. 6 in the country in the rankings after the fall portion of the schedule. In the spring, the Lady Vols nearly won their fourth NCAA Regional crown. UT placed second at the NCAA East Regional to advance the squad to its unprecedented sixth NCAA Championship in seven years, where it placed 19th. At the regional, UT broke its record for low score through 36 holes, tallying a two-day mark of 570 to break the 574 tally set at the Mercedes-Benz event earlier in the season. Along the way, freshman Erica Popson cemented herself as a force to be reckoned with on the national scene, recording a stroke average of 71.10 over the final three tournaments of the season. She nearly won the SEC Championship, tying for first, before nabbing runnerup accolades in a playoff, and set the Tennessee record for 54-hole total (208) in the process. She also led three Lady Vols in the top 10 at the regional competition, tying for fourth, with senior Diana Cantú tying for seventh and Mansson tying for ninth. Mansson had one of the finest individual seasons in Lady Vol history, as she set new single-season marks for stroke average (73.06) and rounds of par of better (16) in addition to her two tournament victories and eight top 10 placements. She was named to the AllSEC First Team, while Cantú captured second team all-conference honors and Popson was tabbed to the SEC’s AllFreshman squad. The trio became the 26th, 27th and 28th All-SEC honorees under Pavon. Mansson also was named a

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Nathalie Mansson garnered plenty of attention during her second season on Rocky Top, setting new Lady Vol records for rounds of par or better and stroke average, while earning All-East Region, All-SEC and All-America honors.

second-team All-American by the NGCA and Golfweek. Cantú and fellow senior Ginny Brown both wrapped up their playing careers. Cantú had the best season of her fouryear stretch at Rocky Top in 2009-10 and completed her career among UT’s top 10 in career stroke average and rounds played. Brown became one of Pavon’s and the Lady Vols’ greatest success stories, shaving nearly five strokes off her season average between the 2007-08 and 2008-09 campaigns and finishing with a 78.10 career average. For the season, UT won two tournaments – increasing Pavon’s UT all-time best record to 13 titles – while producing 135 head-to-head wins, the second most in a season in Big Orange history. Academically, Pavon’s charges continued to find just as much success in the classroom. Junior Lauren Spurlock and freshman Sara Monberg were named to the NGCA All-Scholar (Academic AllAmerica) Team and the pair was joined on the SEC Spring Honor Roll by teammates Cantú, Mansson, Popson, Brown and Rebecca Watson. The Lady Vols opened the season with a fourth-place finish at the Cougar Classic in September at the Yeamans Hall course in Charleston, S.C. Mansson led four Lady Vols in the top-21 at the tournament, as she fired a 1-under 215 to tie for 10th. Cantú, Popson and Brown all carded 3-over 219 scores to tie for 21st as UT totaled its best score in three years, 872. Following the season-opener, Tennessee again placed its top four

among the top 21 finishers at the Tar Heel Invitational in October at the UNC Finley Golf Course in Durham, N.C. This time, Cantú led the charge with a 2-over 218 tally and a tied-for-11th placement. Mansson, Popson and Brown all tied for 21st as the Orange and White finished sixth. A week later, the Lady Vols had arguably their finest performance of the season at their home tournament, the Mercedes-Benz Championships, held at Fox Den Country Club in Knoxville. UT jumped out to a 13-stroke lead after firing a 3-under 283 team total during the opening round and never let off the gas en route to winning the competition by a tournament record. Mansson was tied with Louisville’s Laura Anderson after 54 holes (3-under 213) and was able to shake off a final hole bogey to outlast her opponent in playoff. The Stockholm, Sweden, native made five straight pars to win her first collegiate individual title. UT totaled 881 (+4) as Brown (third) fired a career-best 1-under 215 to place third and Cantú fired a 3-over 219 to tie for eighth. Monberg tied for 13th to round out the scoring with a 6-over 222 total. Tennessee made it back-to-back wins a week later at the rain-shortened Alamo event. Mansson tied for medalist honors with Notre Dame’s Annie Brophy with a 2-under 70 score, while Cantú and Monberg tied for fourth with even-par 72s and Popson wrapped up the title with a 3-over 75 in 19th. Tennessee tallied a 1-over 289 to cap the fall portion of the schedule. After an over three-month absence

2009-10 SEASON REVIEW from competition, the Lady Vols opened the spring by placing 11th in wet and windy conditions at the Wildcat Invitational at Arizona National in Tuscon, Ariz. In February. Mansson and Cantú led UT at the 36-hole event, tying for 22nd and 27th, respectively. A little over a week later, Tennessee contended for the title at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge at the Kinderlou Forest Golf Club in Valdosta, Ga. Paced by Cantú’s sixth-place performance and Mansson’s tie for 10th, the Lady Vols settled for third. Back-to-back sixth-place finishes from Mansson followed for the Big Orange in March. Led by Mansson’s 5-over 221 total the Orange and White carded a 905 team score over 54 holes to finish alone in sixth at the Tiger-Wave Classic at English Turn Country Club in New Orleans. Mansson added another sixth-place performance two weeks later at the Liz Murphey Classic, but the Lady Vols struggled to 16th at the tournament in Athens, Ga. Popson returned to the lineup for her first full competition of the spring at the Liz Murphey, but it would take a few more events before she was back to normal following a wrist injury. She tied for 69th at the University of Georgia-hosted tourney before tying for 75th at the Bryan National Collegiate to open April. Mansson continued to carry the squad at the Bryan National event held and Bryan Park in Greensboro, N.C., earning runner-up with a season-best score of 3-under 213 as UT tied for sixth. Cantú added a tied-for-20th placement in the final regular season tournament. Following her fourth-straight top-10 finish, Mansson was named the SEC Golfer of the Week on April 13. At the 2010 SEC Championship, Popson had the tournament of a lifetime, nearly becoming the second Lady Vol to earn medalist honors at the conference event, while setting the Tennessee record for 54-hole score. In only her third full

tournament of the spring, the Davenport, Fla., native tied with Vanderbilt’s Marina Alex after three rounds before falling on the second playoff hole to earn runnerup honors at NorthRiver Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Her score in relation to par (-5) was also the third-best in Lady Vol history. Mansson added a tied-for-17th finish, but she was the only other Orange and White player to crack the top 40, as Tennessee landed at a disappointing ninth. The freshman phenom continued her hot streak at the NCAA East Regional in Greenville, N.C. in May, as the Lady Vols bounced back from their lackluster conference competition in a big way by placing second to vault to the NCAA Championships. UT opened the tournament red hot, firing a 5-under 283 and a 1-under 287 to set the Tennessee 36-hole scoring record (6-under 570). The Big Orange added a third-round tally of 8-over 296 for an 866 (+2) total, the third–lowest score in Lady Vol history. Tennessee ended up finishing just two strokes behind regional champion South Carolina. Popson led a trio of Lady Vols in the top-10, as she tied for fourth at 3-under 213. Cantú finished two strokes behind her rookie teammate in a tie for seventh, while Mansson carded an even-par 216 and tied for ninth. Monberg (t40th) and Spurlock (t95th) rounded out the Lady Vol lineup headed to the NCAA Championships for the sixth time in seven years. At the national tournament, Popson again led the way, tying for 18th and ending the season without shooting over 73 her final 10 rounds. She totaled 7273-72-73=290 (+2) at the Country Club of Landfall course in Wilmington, N.C. Mansson had a disappointing finish – tied for 67th, but recorded a 1-under 71 on the final day which enabled her to break the UT records for rounds of par or under and season stroke average. Cantú wrapped up her collegiate career by tying for 86th, while Monberg tied for 99th at her NCAA

Diana Cantú wrapped up her Big Orange career among the Lady Vol top 10 in career average and rounds played.

debut. Spurlock rounded out the Big Orange competitors, taking 123rd at her second straight NCAA Championships. After the final round of the national championship competition, the Lady Vols joined the other 23 teams for a banquet where the NGCA’s season-ending awards were announced. There, the rest of the top teams in the country got to take a closer look at Mansson and Pavon – two major components to UT’s success the past two years. Mansson was honored with a second-team All-America selection, while Pavon was announced as the incoming NGCA President for the next two years. Tennessee ended the year with recognition for its top player and head coach after just battling for the NCAA title – a fitting end to another successful Orange and White season.

2009-10 LADY VOL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name Tourn. Nathalie Mansson 12 Erica Popson 10 Diana Cantú 12 Sara Monberg 12 Ginny Brown 10 Lauren Spurlock 8 Rebecca Watson 1 Leigh Henderson 2 TEAM 12

Rds. Stks. Avg. Best 18 34 2484 73.06 67 28 2085 74.46 67 34 2545 74.85 69 34 2602 76.53 70 27 2070 76.67 70 24 1880 78.33 72 3 229 76.33 72 6 394 78.80 74 34 10100 297.06 283

Best 36 142 140 143 144 143 153 157 156 570

Best 54 213 208 215 222 215 228 229 230 866

Top 10 8 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 9

Top 20 Best Finish 9 1st; Mercedes-Benz 4 t1st; SEC Championship 6 t4th; Alamo Invitational 2 t4th; Alamo Invitational 1 3rd; Mercedes-Benz 0 t39th; Mercedes-Benz 0 t46th; Mercedes-Benz 0 t56th; Mercedes-Benz 12 1st; Twice

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2009-10 RESULTS

Tournament

Leaderboard

Individual Standings

1. Georgia 280-283-287=850 2. Florida State 292-283-282=857 3. North Carolina 288-290-291=869 4. Tennessee 294-289-289=872 5. Furman 291-284-298=873

1. Marta Silva, Georgia T10. Nathalie Masson T21. Diana Cantú T21. Erica Popson T21. Ginny Brown T66. Lauren Spurlock T66. Sara Monberg

1. Michigan State 2. Auburn 3. Alabama 4. Texas A&M Vanderbilt 6. Tennessee

285-283-292=860 296-286-290=872 290-289-296=875 304-287-289=880 298-284-298=880 291-297-293=881

1. Sara-Maude Juneau, Louisville 68-70-67=205 T11. Diana Cantú 74-69-75=218 T21. Ginny Brown 72-74-75=221 T21. Erica Popson 71-78-72=221 T21. Nathalie Mansson 74-76-71=221 T84. Sara Monberg 79-79-78=236

1. Tennessee 2. Louisville 3. South Carolina 4. Kent State 5. Wake Forest

283-291-294=868 296-286-305=887 302-290-297=889 296-300-301=897 312-298-289=899

1. Nathalie Mansson T3. Ginny Brown T8. Diana Cantú T13. Sara Monberg T29. Erica Popson T39. Lauren Spurlock* T46. Rebecca Watson* T52. Leigh Henderson*

71-71-71=213 70-73-72=215 69-74-76=219 73-73-76=222 74-78-75=227 79-77-72=228 81-76-72=229 77-79-74=230

1. Tennessee 2. Notre Dame Texas A&M 4. Nebraska 5. Mississippi Wisconsin

289 292 292 302 303 303

T1. Nathalie Mansson T4. Diana Cantú T4. Sara Monberg T19. Erica Popson T39. Ginny Brown

70 72 72 75 79

1. Arizona 2. Arizona State 3. Stanford 4. California 5. Duke 11. Tennessee

290-286=576 294-294=588 293-392=595 302-294=596 296-303=599 307-309=616

1. Caroline Hedwall, Okla.St. T22. Nathalie Mansson T27. Diana Cantú T36. Sara Monberg T72. Ginny Brown T80. Lauren Spurlock T80. Leigh Henderson*

70-66=136 75-75=150 77-74=151 74-79=153 81-81=162 82-82=164 82-82=164

1. Tulane 2. Ohio State 3. Tennessee 4. Georgia Vanderbilt

293-296-300=889 302-292-302=896 299-298-304=901 302-296-305=903 300-302-301=903

1. Janine Fellows, Tulane T6. Diana Cantú T10. Nathalie Mansson T37. Sara Monberg T42. Lauren Spurlock T61. Ginny Brown

74-73-70=217 73-74-74=221 78-71-74=223 73-79-79=231 75-78-79=232 86-75-77=238

Tiger/Wave Golf Classic English Turn New Orleans, La. March 12-14, 2010

1. Auburn 2. TCU 3. Alabama 4. LSU 5. Virginia 6. Tennessee

305-296-288=889 305-298-293=896 293-314-290=897 294-307-300=901 296-315-291=902 305-311-289=905

1. Megan McChrystal, LSU T6. Nathalie Mansson T31. Ginny Brown T41. Lauren Spurlock T41. Sara Monberg T62. Diana Cantú

72-72-69=213 76-77-68=221 77-79-72=228 73-83-74=230 79-76-75=230 81-79-75=235

Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic At University of Georgia Golf Course Athens, Ga. March 26-28, 2010

1. Duke 2. Alabama 3. Arkansas 4. Auburn Purdue 16. Tennessee

300-300-289=889 316-302-292=910 312-303-297=912 310-299-306=915 310-315-290=915 318-319-301=938

1. Lindy Duncan, Duke T6. Nathalie Mansson T61. Sara Monberg T69. Erica Popson T86. Ginny Brown T88. Diana Cantú

70-72-71=213 76-79-70=225 81-82-75=238 86-77-76=239 81-81-80=242 80-82-81=243

Bryan National Collegiate At Bryan Park Players Course Browns Summit, N.C. April 2-4, 2010

1. Florida State 2. Wake Forest 3. Duke Ohio State Vanderbilt T6. Tennessee

291-288-294=873 289-291-294=874 293-300-293=886 292-300-294=886 291-304-291=886 287-305-296=888

SEC Championships At The NorthRiver Yacht Club Tuscaloosa, Ala. April 16-18, 2010

1. Alabama 2. Vanderbilt 3. Arkansas 4. Georgia 5. Auburn 9. Tennessee

287-278-283=848 284-281-287=852 280-288-291=859 280-291-289=860 289-288-284=861 298-291-288=877

1. South Carolina 2. Tennessee T3. Auburn Duke 5. Vanderbilt 1. Purdue 2. Southern California 3. Alabama 4. Arizona State 5. Arizona T19. Tennessee

Cougar Classic At Yeamans Hall Hanahan, S.C. Sept. 13-14, 2009

Tar Heel Invitational Finley Golf Course Chapel Hill, N.C. Oct. 9-11, 2009

Mercedes-Benz Women’s Championships At Fox Den Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 16-18, 2009

The Alamo Invitational Briggs Ranch San Antonio, Texas Oct.26, 2009

Arizona Wildcat Invitational Arizona National G.C. Tucson, Ariz. Feb. 22-23, 2010

Kinderlou Forest Challenge Kinderlou Forest Valdosta, Ga. March 1-2, 2010

NCAA East Regional At Ironwood Country Club Greenville, N.C. May 6-8, 2010

NCAA Championships At CC of Landfall - Dye Wilmington, N.C. May 18-21, 2010

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61-71-70=208 76-67-72=215 72-75-72=219 75-72-72=219 71-75-73=219 79-76-78=233 80-71-82=233

1. Cheyenne Woods,W. Forest 70-69-72=211 2. Nathalie Mansson 69-74-70=213 T20. Diana Cantú 73-76-73=222 T43. Ginny Brown 73-77-77=227 T43. Sara Monberg 72-78-77=227 T75. Erica Popson 81-79-76=236 T75. Lauren Spurlock* 79-81-76=236 T1. Erica Popson T17. Nathalie Mansson T42. Diana Cantú T51. Sara Monberg T59. Ginny Brown

73-67-68=208 72-75-69=216 72-71-73=226 78-74-80=232 88-75-76=239

283-291-290=864 283-287-296=866 280-295-293=868 290-278-300=868 292-287-292=871

1. Katie Burnett, S. Carolina T4. Erica Popson T7. Diana Cantú T9. Nathalie Mansson T40. Sara Monberg T95. Lauren Spurlock

67-72-71=210 72-68-73=213 69-74-72=215 72-71-73=216 70-74-78=222 76-77-81=234

284-294-280-295=1153 282-288-295-289=1154 289-288-294-286=1157 288-293-290-290=1161 296-286-293-291=1166 297-307-300-295=1199

1. Caroline Hedwall, Okla. St. 70-70-68-68=276 T18. Erica Popson 72-73-72-73=290 T67. Nathalie Mansson 73-80-77-71=301 T86. Diana Cantú 76-75-78-75=304 T99. Sara Monberg 76-81-73-76=306 123. Lauren Spurlock 84-79-78-82=323 * Played tournament as individual

LADY VOL HISTORY

LADY VOL HISTORY • Lady Vols in the NCAA.................................................................34-35 • Lady Vols in the SEC.................................................................. 36 • All-Time Roster............................................................................ 37 • All-Time Coaching Records......................................................... 37 • All-Time Records vs. Opponents................................................. 38 • Year-by-Year Results.............................................................. 38-39 • Lady Vol Individual Records................................................... 40-41 • Lady Vol Team Records.............................................................. 42 • Life After Tennessee.................................................................... 43 • Lady Vol Honors............................................................................... 44

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LADY VOLS IN THE NCAA

1994

Head Coach Linda Franz UT Finishes 13th

2004

2007

Head Coach Judi Pavon UT Finishes 11th

Head Coach Judi Pavon UT Ties for 6th

Best Lady Vol Finish - 5th, 2000

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1997

Head Coach Lori Brock

2000

2005

Head Coach Judi Pavon

2006

2009

Head Coach Judi Pavon

UT Finishes 6th

UT Ties for 6th

UT Finishes 17th

2010

Interim Head Coach Judi Pavon UT Finishes 5th

Head Coach Judi Pavon UT Ties for 13th

Head Coach Judi Pavon UT Ties for 19th

For the final day of the 2000 NCAA Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Golf Championships, the Lady Vols brought out the orange shorts and made their presence known on the golf course in more ways than one. Tennessee combined for a final round 301 to claim fifth place and the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best-ever performance at the national tournament. UT fired the second-lowest round of the day, as the team trekked through cold, rainy and windy conditions. The Lady Vols totaled 1206 (301-298-306-301=1206) for the four rounds on the par 72, 6,502-yard Crosswater Course in Sunriver, Ore. UT ended as the top team from the East Region and the top school from the Southeastern Conference, closing out the 1999-2000 campaign on a high note. Freshman Erin Simmons carded a one-over 73 to finish tied for 68th place, shooting 309 for the 72 holes. Young-A Yang turned in a three-over 75 in the final round to earn a spot among the top 10 at the tournament. She shared the No. 10 slot with two other individuals (76-71-75-75=297), the second-best showing by a Lady Vol in NCAA Championships history. Tina Schneeberger also pushed through on the final day, carding a 77 to finish among the top 20, ending tied for 18th place (72-74-76-77=299). Senior Stacey Bergman finished strong in her final collegiate tournament. She carded a four-over 76 on the last day to finish tied for 81st (76-78-82-76=312). Freshman Rosanna Zernatto rounded out the Lady Vol lineup, closing out her first trip to NCAAs tied for 77th place (77-75-78-81=311).

LADY VOLS IN THE NCAA 2010 LADY VOLS AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (WILMINGTON, N.C.) 1. Purdue 284-294-280-295=1153 2. Southern California 282-288-295-289=1154 3. Alabama 389-288-294-286=1157 4. Arizona State 288-293-290-290=1161 5. Arizona 296-286-293-291=1166 t19. Tennessee 297-307-300-295=1199 1. 2. t3. t3. t5. t5.

2010 TOP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma State 70-70-68-68=276 Jennifer Johnson, Arizona State 67-70-70-73=280 Maude-Aimee LeBlanc, Purdue 67-73-70-71=281 Cyndey Clanton, Auburn 72-71-72-66=281 Megan McChrystal, LSU 72-71-76-64=283 Jennifer Song, Southern California 67-71-72-73=283

t18. t67. t86. t99. 123.

2010 LADY VOL RESULTS Erica Popson 72-73-72-73=290 Nathalie Mansson 73-80-77-71=301 Diana Cantú 76-75-78-75=304 Sara Monberg 76-81-73-76=306 Lauren Spurlock 84-79-78-82=323

BEST LADY VOL NCAA FINISHERS YOUNG-A YANG TAE-GU CITY, S. KOREA (At UT,1998-2002)

Yang, a native of Tae-Gu City, South Korea, set the first Lady Vol program record for best individual 72-hole NCAA Championship finish after carding a 75-73-71-69=288 total to complete the 2001 NCAA Tournament in fifth place overall at even par. She became the first UT women’s golfer to earn first-team All-America honors from the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA). JESSICA SHEPLEY OAKVILLE, ONTARIO (At UT, 2001-05)

As a junior, Shepley became the second Lady Vol to earn a top-five finish at the NCAA Championships with a 7373-71-70=286 total at the 2004 tournament in Opelika, Ala. The Oakville, Ontario, product’s two-under-par score put her in fifth and helped lead the team to 11th place. Shepley graduated from UT with All-SEC honors in three of her four years and was an honorable-mention NGCA All-American in 2004.

HISTORY OF THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Year

1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Host

Stanford Georgia Georgia Amherst Ohio State New Mexico New Mexico State Stanford South Carolina Ohio State Arizona State Georgia Oregon UNC Wilmington UCLA Ohio State Wisconsin Tulsa Oregon State Stetson Washington Purdue Auburn Oregon State Ohio State UCF New Mexico Georgetown UNC Wilmington

Team Champion Score UT (Score)

Tulsa 1191 TCU 1193 Miami (Fla.) 1214 Florida 1218 Florida 1180 San Jose State 1187 # # San Jose State 1208 Arizona State 1206 UCLA 1197* San Jose State 1171 Arizona State 1187 Arizona State 1189 Arizona State 1155 Arizona 1240* Arizona State 1178 Arizona State 1155 Duke 895** Arizona 1175 Georgia 1176 Duke 1164 Southern California 1197 UCLA 1148 Duke 1170 Duke 1167 Duke 1170 Southern California 1168 Arizona State 1182 Purdue 1153

--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 13th (1258) --- --- 6th (1197) --- --- 5th (1206)@ -- -- -- 11th (1193) t6th (1187) t13th (1209) t17th (1236) -- 17th (1237) t19th (1199)

Individual Champion, School

Kathy Baker, Tulsa Penny Hammel, Miami (Fla.) Cindy Schreyer, Georgia Danielle Ammaccapane, Arizona State Page Dunlap, Florida Caroline Keggi, New Mexico M. McNamera, Tulsa Pat Hurst, San Jose State Susan Slaughter, Arizona Annika Sorenstam, Arizona Vicki Goetze, Georgia Charlotta Sorenstam, Texas Emilee Klein, Arizona State Kristel Mourgue d’Algue, Arizona State Marisa Baena, Arizona Heather Bowie, Texas Jennifer Rosales, Southern California Grace Park, Arizona State Jenna Daniels, Arizona Candy Hannemann, Duke Virada Nirapathpongporn, Duke Mikaela Parmlid, Southern California Sarah Huarte, California Anna Grzebien, Duke Dewi Schreefel, Southern California Stacy Lewis, Arkansas Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Maria Hernandez, Purdue Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma State

Score

295 284 297* 298 291 289* 287 292 297* 290 280 287 286 283 296 285 279 212** 287 285* 279 297* 278 286 286 282 287* 289 276

*Playoff winner # Champion received NCAA sanctions **54-hole medal play, all others 72-hole medal play @ Judi Pavon named interim head coach before NCAA East Regional

NCAA titles: Arizona State (7); Duke (5); San Jose State (3); Arizona (2); Florida (2); Southern California (2); UCLA (2); Georgia (1); Miami (Fla.) (1); Purdue (1); TCU (1);

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LADY VOLS IN THE SEC 1993 Southeastern Conference Tournament Colonial Country Club at Deerfield (Deerfield, Miss.) -- April 30-May 2, 1993 Team Finish: Tennessee (2nd) 307-304=611 Best Individual UT Finish: Katharina Larsson (t3rd) 74-75=149

2002 Southeastern Conference Tournament University of Georgia Golf Club (Athens, Ga.) -- April 19-21, 2002 Team Finish: Tennessee (3rd) 295-282-289=866 Best Individual UT Finish: Young-A Yang (t3rd) 69-72-71=212

1994 Southeastern Conference Tournament Old Waverly Country Club (Waverly, Miss.) -- April 29-May 1, 1994 Team Finish: Tennessee (4th) 299-299-304=902 Best Individual UT Finish: Katharina Larsson (1st) 70-70-69=209 (Best Tennessee Individual Finish Ever)

2003 Southeastern Conference Tournament University Club of Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) -- April 18-20, 2003 Team Finish: Tennessee (3rd) 291-301-319=911 Best Individual UT Finish: Violeta Retamoza (2nd) 70-70-77=217

1995 Southeastern Conference Tournament Legends Club of Tennessee (Franklin, Tenn.) -- April 21-23, 1995 Team Finish: Tennessee (5th) 318-310-314=942 Best Individual UT Finish: Erin Kurczewski (6th) 78-74-76=228

2004 Southeastern Conference Tournament University Club of LSU (Baton Rouge, La.) -- April 16-18, 2004 Team Finish: Tennessee (4th) 296-292-294=882 Best Individual UT Finish: Violeta Retamoza (t1st*) 69-73-71=213 * defeated in playoff

1996 Southeastern Conference Tournament Willow Creek Golf Club (Knoxville, Tenn.) -- April 19-21, 1996 Team Finish: Tennessee (5th) 307-311=618 Best Individual UT Finish: Jessica Lindbergh (6th) 75-76=151

2005 Southeastern Conference Tournament Tunica National Golf Course (Tunica, Miss.) -- April 15-17, 2005 Team Finish: Tennessee (t4th) 299-304-303=906 Best Individual UT Finish: Jessica Shepley (3rd) 71-74-76=221

1997 Southeastern Conference Tournament University Club (Blythwood, S.C.) -- April 18-20, 1997 Team Finish: Tennessee (6th) 319-295-302=916 Best Individual UT Finish: Erin Kurczewski (t9th) 80-72-74=226

2006 Southeastern Conference Tournament Legends Club of Tennessee (Franklin, Tenn.) -- April 14-16, 2006 Team Finish: Tennessee (2nd) 301-287-288=876 Best Individual UT Finish: Marci Turner (2nd) 73-73-69=215

1998 Southeastern Conference Tournament Riverchase Country Club (Birmingham, Ala.) -- April 17-19, 1998 Team Finish: Tennessee (4th) 306-309-304=919 Best Individual UT Finish: Erin Kurczewski (6th) 76-75-73=224

2007 Southeastern Conference Tournament Old Waverly Golf Course (West Point, Miss.) -- April 20-22, 2007 Team Finish: Tennessee (3rd) 292-296-298=886 Best Individual UT Finish: Marci Turner (t2nd) 68-72-72=212

1999 Southeastern Conference Tournament Grand National Lakes Course (Opelika, Ala.) -- April 16-18, 1999 Team Finish: Tennessee (2nd) 306-304-295=905 Best Individual UT Finish: Young-A Yang (2nd) 76-72-71=219

2008 Southeastern Conference Tournament Tennessee National (Loudon, Tenn.) -- April 18-20, 2007 Team Finish: Tennessee (8th) 316-312-303=931 Best Individual UT Finish: Marci Turner (11th) 73-75-74=222

2000 Southeastern Conference Tournament Pinnacle Country Club (Rogers, Ark.) -- April 21-23, 2000 Team Finish: Tennessee (3rd) 312-309-304=925 Best Individual UT Finish: Young-A Yang (t2nd) 79-71-76=226

2009 Southeastern Conference Tournament The University Club (Blythwood, S.C.) -- April 17-19, 2009 Team Finish: Tennessee (4th) 295-293-293=881 Best Individual UT Finish: Ginny Brown (t6th) 74-72-71=217

2001 Southeastern Conference Tournament University Golf Course (Gainesville, Fla.) -- April 20-22, 2001 Team Finish: Tennessee (6th) 302-293-302=897 Best Individual UT Finish: Young-A Yang (t10th) 73-72-75=220

2010 Southeastern Conference Tournament NorthRiver Yacht Club (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) -- April 16-18, 2010 Team Finish: Tennessee (9th) 298-291-288=877 Best Individual UT Finish: Erica Popson (t1st*) 73-67-68=208 * defeated in playoff

HISTORY OF THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Year Host Team Champion Score UT (Score) Individual Champion, School 1981 Alabama Florida 875 --- Lynn Connelly, Florida 1982 Georgia Florida 880 --- Deb Richard, Florida 1983 Georgia Georgia 890 --- Deb Richard, Florida 1984 Georgia Florida 906 --- Deb Richard, Florida 1985 Georgia Georgia 900 --- Cindy Schreyer, Georgia 1986 Georgia Florida 898 --- Karen Davies, Florida 1987 Georgia Florida 910 --- Margaret Platt, Auburn 1988 Florida Georgia 864 --- Cheryl Morley, Florida 1989 Florida Auburn 902 --- Diane Rama, Auburn 1990 Georgia Georgia 607* --- Anne Cain, Georgia 1991 Kentucky Florida 936 --- Kristi Coats, Louisiana State 1992 Louisiana State Louisiana State 892 --- Carri Wood, Mississippi State 1993 Mississippi Georgia 605* 2nd (611) Sara Wiley, Georgia 1994 Mississippi State Georgia 890 4th (902) Katharina Larsson, Tennessee 1995 Vanderbilt Florida 892 5th (942) Jeanne-Marie Busuttil, Florida 1996 Tennessee Auburn 604* 5th (618) Marci Clemons, Auburn 1997 South Carolina Georgia 899 6th (916) Shauna Estes, Georgia 1998 Alabama Georgia 894 4th (919) Reilley Rankin, Georgia 1999 Auburn Georgia 887 2nd (905) Shauna Estes, Georgia 2000 Arkansas Auburn 919 3rd (925) Danielle Downey, Auburn 2001 Florida Georgia 872 6th (897) Kristy McPherson, South Carolina 2002 Georgia South Carolina 861 3rd (866) Kristy McPherson, South Carolina 2003 Kentucky Auburn 903 3rd (911) Aimee Cho, Florida 2004 Louisiana State Vanderbilt 877 4th (882) May Wood, Vanderbilt 2005 Mississippi Auburn 904 t4th (906) Stacy Lewis, Arkansas 2006 Vanderbilt Auburn 875 2nd (876) Maria Martinez, Auburn 2007 Mississippi State Georgia 865 3rd (886) Taylor Leon, Georgia 2008 Tennessee Florida 874 8th (931) Stacy Lewis, Arkansas 2009 South Carolina Auburn 870 4th (881) Marta Silva, Georgia 2010 Alabama Alabama 848 9th (877) Marina Alex, Vanderbilt *36-hole medal play, all others 54-hole medal play SEC titles: Georgia (11); Florida (8); Auburn (7); Alabama (1); Louisiana State (1); South Carolina (1); Vanderbilt (1)

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Score 217 216 217 218 216 221 222 211 223 144* 224 217 147* 209 217 144* 215 215 210 224 207 209 216 213* 214 211 208 214 210 208

COACHING RECORDS/ROSTER

LINDA FRANZ

LORI BROCK

JUDI PAVON

LADY VOLS YEAR-BY-YEAR Low Best After Year Coach W L T Pct Wins SEC NCAA Rds Stks Avg 18 36 54 1992-93 Linda Franz 104 41 5 .710 0 3rd —- 29 9163 315.96 304 611 929 1993-94 Linda Franz-Cook 119 46 0 .721 2 4th 13th 33 10297 312.03 294 590 901 1994-95 Linda Franz-Cook 86 62 1 .581 1 5th —- 30 9382 312.73 298 606 920 1995-96 Lori Brock 118 35 2 .768 1 5th —- 29 8973 309.41 301 611 914 1996-97 Lori Brock 145 31 0 .824 3 6th 6th 34 10436 306.94 292 597 890 1997-98 Lori Brock 93 48 2 .657 0 4th —- 26 7962 306.23 294 597 897 1998-99 Lori Brock 91 56 1 .618 0 2nd —- 28 8567 305.96 290 600 890 1999-00 Lori Brock 86 43 1 .665 0 3rd —- 27 8323 308.26 294 595 896 2000* Judi Pavon 39 7 0 .848 0 —- 5th 7 2108 301.14 296 599 902 2000-01 Judi Pavon 115 33 0 .777 2 6th — 29 8729 301.00 287 587 885 2001-02 Judi Pavon 101 49 1 .669 1 3rd — 29 8768 302.34 282 577 866 2002-03 Judi Pavon 116 46 1 .712 3 3rd — 30 9077 302.57 289 586 871 2003-04 Judi Pavon 97 69 3 .574 0 4th 11th 34 10271 302.09 287 588 882 2004-05 Judi Pavon 125 29 5 .802 1 t4th t6th 34 10118 297.59 282 580 876 2005-06 Judi Pavon 119 50 1 .705 3 2nd t13th 34 10062 295.94 280 575 855 2006-07 Judi Pavon 134 55 3 .710 1 3rd t17th 36 10784 299.56 286 587 876 2007-08 Judi Pavon 93 72 2 .563 0 8th — 30 9031 301.03 282 576 871 2008-09 Judi Pavon 100 90 0 .526 0 4th 17th 33 9918 300.55 283 585 873 2009-10 Judi Pavon 137 72 3 .646 2 9th t19th 34 10100 297.06 283 570 866 TOTALS (17 Yrs.) 2018 934 31 .677 20 565 172,069 304.55 280 570 855 * - Pavon was named interim head coach prior to NCAA East Regional

ALL-TIME LADY VOL ROSTER Name Teesha Ash Stacey Bergman Sarah Bonner-Shanks Angie Boyd Ginny Brown Diana Cantú Holly Cantwell Caroline Cole Susan Conger Jennifer Davis Mary Jan Fernandez Leah Hagedorn Leigh Henderson Rachel Ingram Golda Johansson Shelley Kinder-Anderson Ryan Kirk Erin Kurczewski Katharina Larsson Jessica Lindbergh Amy Livsey Nathalie Mansson Sara Monberg Angela Oh Wendi Patterson Abby Pearson Tai Perry Erica Popson Christie Reed Violeta Retamoza Kaitlyn Rohrback Tina Schneeberger Jessica Shepley Emily Sills Erin Simmons Nicole Smith Lauren Spurlock Sofi Stromgren Chessey Thomas Rachel Thompson Marci Turner Malin Tveit Anna Umemura Rebecca Watson Skyli Yamada Young-A Yang Rosanna Zernatto

Hometown Chattanooga, Tenn. Fort Dodge, Iowa Kingsport, Tenn. White Pine, Tenn. Austin, Texas Monterrey, Mexico Morristown, Tenn. Mansfield, Texas Oviedo, Fla. Seymour, Tenn. Henderson, Nev. Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Knoxville, Tenn. Benton, Tenn. Lund, Sweden Clarksville, Tenn. Hixson, Tenn. Cocoa, Fla. Skoghall, Sweden Ahus, Sweden Corpus Christi, Texas Stockholm, Sweden Juelsminde, Denmark Maple Shade, N.J. Atlanta, Ga. Florence, S.C. Unionville, Pa. Davenport, Fla. Coral Spring, Fla. Aguascalientes, Mexico Crofton, Md. WR-Neustadt, Austria Oakville, Ontario Knoxville, Tenn. The Woodlands, Texas Riverside, Calif. Germantown, Tenn. Harestad, Sweden Spokane, Wash. Ripley, Tenn. Tompkinsville, Ky. Romelanda, Sweden Honolulu, Hawaii Edinburgh, Scotland Sandy, Utah Tae-Gu City, South Korea Treffen, Austria

Years 2003-05 1998-00 2004-05 1992-94 2006-10 2006-10 2003-07 1998-02 1992-94 2004-06 2001-04 2006-07 2009- 2006-07 2002-06 1992-95 2001-03 1994-98 1992-94 1996-99 1993-97 2008- 2009- 2006-08 1994 1992-94 2000-04 2009- 2004-05 2002-06 2010- 1998-02 2001-05 2007-09 1999-01 2005-09 2008- 1992-96 2010- 1994-98 2004-08 1996-97 1997-01 2007- 1994-98 1998-02 1999-00

Rnds. 37 51 22 39 104 130 74 80 48 18 75 na 5 6 123 68 17 110 62 106 102 67 34 63 15 57 94 28 12 128

Strks. 2878 3985 1709 3242 8122 9901 5751 6390 3927 1464 5817 na 394 494 9371 5534 1441 8428 4725 8121 8070 4919 2602 4729 1179 4357 7285 2085 990 9532

Avg. 77.78 78.14 77.68 83.13 78.10 76.16 77.72 79.88 81.81 81.33 77.56 na 78.80 82.33 76.19 81.38 84.76 76.62 76.21 76.61 79.12 73.42 76.53 75.08 77.75 76.44 77.50 74.46 82.50 74.47

Low 70 70 71 76 69 69 69 74 74 70 66 na 74 77 69 73 78 70 69 68 71 67 70 70 74 67 69 67 78 67

Best Finish t6th t5th t23rd t28th 3rd t4th t8th t7th t11th t13th t5th na t52nd t75th 2nd 1st 43rd 2nd 1st t3rd t2nd 1st t4th t4th 1st 1st t5th t1st t71st 1st

117 127 9 57 116 54 80

8982 9599 763 4392 8696 4218 6428

76.77 75.58 84.78 77.05 74.96 78.11 80.35

69 69 78 70 67 69 74

1st t2nd 89th 3rd 1st t39th t7th

98 133 31 75 41 113 123 28

8014 9868 2410 4400 3238 8909 9148 2179

81.78 74.20 77.74 80.48 78.98 78.84 74.37 77.82

72 64 73 72 72 71 65 70

3rd 1st 1st t21st t15th 2nd 1st t12th

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RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS OPPONENT Alabama Alabama-Birmingham Appalachian State Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Arkansas-Little Rock Arkansas State Auburn Augusta State Baylor Birmingham-Southern Boise State Bowling Green Briar Cliff Brigham Young British Columbia California UC Irvine UCLA Cal State Northridge Campbell Central Conn. State Central Florida Charleston Southern Chattanooga Cincinnati Coastal Carolina Colorado Colorado State College of Charleston Creighton Denver DePaul Duke East Carolina East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Eastern Washington Farleigh Dickinson Florida Florida Atlantic Florida International Florida Southern Florida State Furman Georgia Georgia State Hawaii Hawaii-Hilo Idaho llinois Illinois State

W L 61 21 5 0 10 0 13 33 9 32 41 16 2 0 1 0 40 61 3 0 12 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 11 1 2 0 8 8 5 0 11 27 2 0 12 0 1 0 27 2 5 0 7 1 2 0 23 0 4 0 5 0 27 1 1 0 7 6 1 0 15 81 6 2 3 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 57 32 1 0 4 0 1 0 46 10 51 30 40 59 7 2 8 0 1 0 1 0 6 1 3 0

T 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

OPPONENT Indiana Indiana State Iowa Iowa State Jackson State Jacksonville State James Madison Kansas Kansas State Kennesaw State Kent State Kentucky Lamar Long Beach State Longwood Louisiana State Louisville Lynn Maryland Memphis Methodist Miami (Fla.) Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State Missouri Montana State MTSU Nebraska Nebraska-Kearney Nevada UNLV New Mexico New Mexico State New Orleans North Carolina UNC Greensboro North Carolina State UNC Wilmington North Texas Northern Arizona Northern Kentucky Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon State Penn State

W L 19 10 1 0 11 0 9 0 3 0 1 0 9 0 4 0 2 1 1 0 18 7 69 7 6 0 1 0 8 0 53 31 14 4 1 0 8 0 34 5 6 1 29 0 10 1 22 14 13 2 53 3 49 1 13 2 1 0 1 0 20 1 1 0 6 0 12 5 18 11 17 2 1 0 58 32 34 1 30 3 25 2 7 0 6 0 1 0 15 4 9 1 27 24 14 8 20 28 2 0 14 7 14 1 21 0

T 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0

OPPONENT Pepperdine Portland Portland State Princeton Purdue Richmond Rollins St. Francis (Pa.) San Diego State San Francisco San Jose State South Alabama South Carolina South Florida Southern Southern California Southern Illinois Southern Methodist Southern Mississippi Southwest Missouri St. Stanford Stetson Swedish Jr. National Texas Texas - El Paso Texas - Pan American Texas A&M TCU UTSA Texas State Texas Tech Tulane Tulsa Vanderbilt Virginia Wake Forest Washington Washington State Weber State West Florida Western Carolina Western Kentucky Wichita State William & Mary Winthrop Wisconsin Wofford Yale

W L 13 14 1 0 1 0 2 0 28 23 7 0 5 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 14 9 3 0 61 33 24 2 2 0 13 26 10 0 20 0 4 0 1 0 15 20 5 0 4 4 19 22 3 0 1 0 23 9 25 9 2 0 1 0 5 1 25 8 18 20 62 21 20 12 44 43 17 4 6 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 6 0 2 0 2 0 4 0 12 2 2 0 2 0

TOTAL 2018 934 vs. SEC Schools 576 272 *Bold indicates SEC opponents

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 3

ALL-TIME YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Fall True Temper/Memphis Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Lady Paladin Pioneer Electronics Bruin Classic Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Spring Lady Gamecock Classic Lady Buckeye Invitational Women’s Southern Intercollegiate SEC Championships NCAA East Regional

1992-93

1993-94 Fall Lady Tar Heel Golf Tournament Oregon Fall Preview Lady Kat Invitational Pioneer Electronic Bruin Classic Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Spring San Jose State/Jostens Invitational Lady Gamecock Classic Women’s Southern Intercollegiate SEC Championships NCAA East Regional 1994-95 Fall Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate Lady Kat Invitational Lady Paladin Invitational San Jose State Invitational Golf World - Palmetto Dunes Collegiate

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312-318-329=959 331-310-312=953 317-306-315=938 321-328-317=966 328-314-315=957

3rd/17 8th/18 5th/9 7th/18 5th/15

315-310-304=929 329-317-320=966 311-322-315=948 307-304=611 311-311-314=936

7th/18 2nd/17 4th/19 2nd/11 8th/18

312-321-312=945 339-328=667 309-307-312=928 307-317-314=938 319-312-313=944

4th/18 11th/17 2nd/14 6th/15 6th/16

324-319-313=956 294-296-311=901 309-315-296=920 299-299-304=902 314-309-315=938

6th/12 1st/14 1st/20 4th/11 5th/19

311-306-310=927 312-309-318=939 310-305-305=920 325-318-328=971 321-313-304=938

1st/14 7th/20 9th/23 9th/12 t10th/12

Spring Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Duke Women’s Spring Invitational SEC Championships NCAA East Regional Fall Chip-N-Club Invitational Lady Tar Heel Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Lady Paladin Invitational Pat Bradley Invitational Spring Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic River Wilderness Intercollegiate Duke Spring Invitational SEC Championships NCAA East Regional Fall Lady Tar Heel Invitational Rolex Fall Preview Lady Paladin Invitational Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Spring SunTrust Collegiate Invitational San Jose State Spartan Invitational Lady Gamecock Classic Duke Spring Invitational SEC Championships NCAA East Regional NCAA Championships

321-317-319=957 308-320-298=926 326-306-309=941 318-310-314=942 301-305-315=921

8th/16 10th/15 5th/17 5th/11 8th/18

316-318-314=948 308-308-312=928 309-303-302=914 309-313-301=923 304-310-302=916

t2nd/17 9th/18 2nd/17 5th/23 1st/12

315-313-304=932 310-313-313=936 304-307-316=927 307-311=618 312-310-309=931

6th/17 6th/15 3rd/15 5th/11 9th/19

310-295-303=908 312-308-321=941 300-310-298=908 328-318-305=951

1st/18 6th/21 2nd/21 4th/19

300-301-297=898 328-318-322=968 304-293-293=890 299-311-305=915 319-295-302=916 305-338-301=944 309-301-295-292=1197

2nd/15 11th/15 1st/15 1st/16 6th/12 2nd/19 6th/18

1995-96

1996-97

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1997-98 Fall Rolex Fall Preview Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Lady Paladin Invitational Rolex Team Championships (Match Play) Golf World - Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Spring Pioneer Electronics UCLA Bruin Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championships NCAA East Regional 1998-99 Fall Lady Tar Heel Invitational Bama Fall Preview Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Golf World – Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational Casa de Campo Ladies Invitational Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic SEC Championships NCAA East Regional

310-307-307=924 314-310-305=929 294-303-300=897 NTS 307-303-306=916

t9th/18 9th/18 2nd/21 5th/8 5th/12

312-302=614 306-310-313=929 302-300-305=907 306-309-304=919 308-312-307=927

t6th/18 3rd/12 3rd/15 4th/12 12th/19

305-312-300=917 315-305=620 313-306-309=928 308-300-295=903

7th/17 9th/18 10th/17 6th/12

297-303-290=890 306-318-317=941 320-306=626 317-302-298=917 306-304-295=905 312-296-312=920

8th/16 2nd/13 6th/16 3rd/18 2nd/12 t13th/19

1999-2000 Fall Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational 296-309-308=913 Franklin Street Trust Tar Heel Invitational 309-303-300=912 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 310-312-305=927 Lady Paladin Invitational 310-320-302=932 Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational 301-294-301=896 Casa de Campo Ladies Championships 316-321-311=948 Lady Gamecock Classic 312-314-317=943 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 300-313-314=927 SEC Championships 312-309-304=925 NCAA East Regional 300-306-296=902 NCAA Championships 301-298-306-301=1206 2000-01 Fall NCAA Fall Preview Franklin Street Trust Tar Heel Invitational Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships GolfWorld – Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Spring SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational Green Wave Women’s Golf Classic Betsy Rawls Intercollegiate Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championships NCAA West Regional 2001-02 Fall NCAA Fall Preview Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Alabama Capstone Intercollegiate Auburn Derby – Tribute to USA Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational Lady Gamecock Invitational Dr. Thompson Rainbow Tournament Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championships NCAA East Regional 2002-03 Fall Lady Kat Invitational Mason Rudolph Championship Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Auburn Derby Spring Regional Challenge Arizona Wildcat Invitational Lady Gator Invitational Bryan National Collegiate Lady Boilermaker Invitational SEC Championships NCAA Central Regional

2003-04 Fall NCAA Fall Preview Lady Tar Heel Invite Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Las Vegas Founders Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational Lady Gator Invitational Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National

3rd/13 2nd/15 8th/18 9th/24 11th/18 4th/11 5th/11 7th/17 3rd/12 4th/24 5th/24

308-293=601 301-301-311=913 302-297-301=900 296-291-311=898

3rd/21 2nd/17 2nd/15 9th/12

297-297-291=885 306-310-305=921 305-295-299=899 314-287-288=889 302-293-302=897 308-300-316=926

3rd/17 1st/15 1st/12 5th/17 6th/12 11th/21

293-311=604 303-300-314=917 335-309-302=946 294-298-300=892

9th/24 t5th/14 1st/17 3rd/12

299-297-297=893 295-307-312=914 313-302-311=926 304-307-303=914 295-282-289=866 303-306-287=896

t5th/18 7th/15 4th/12 12th/17 3rd/12 10th/21

290-314=604 298-307-297=902 319-308-308=935 289-297-285=871

1st/16 t3rd/14 10th/15 1st/13

316-309=625 307-295-295=897 289-303-288=880 298-302=600 298-307-299=904 291-301-319=911 321-306-321=948

9th/18 4th/18 2nd/16 5th/18 1st/13 3rd/12 18th/21

314-304-310=928 307-289-310=906 300-311-308=919 296-295-296=887

18th/18 t3rd/9 t10th/17 2nd/15

324-296-301=921 301-319-302=922 304-301-287=892 302-294-307=903

8th/14 t6th/15 6th/18 6th/18

SEC Championships NCAA East Regional NCAA Championships

296-292-294=882 307-306-305=918 303-297-301-292=1193

2004-05 Fall Cougar Classic 289-292-295=876 NCAA Fall Preview 296-296-299=891 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 309-290-282=881 The Landfall Tradition 291-295-298=884 Hooters Match Play NTS Spring Arizona Wildcat 292-288-296=876 UNLV Invite 318-306-302=926 Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic 311-296-302=909 Bryan National 291-293-309=893 SEC Championships 299-304-306=906 NCAA West Regional 291-301-288=889 NCAA Championships 300-303-299-285=1187 t6th/24 2005-06 Fall Cougar Classic 288-293-289=870 Lady Tar Heel Invite 321-307-300=928 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 308-298-293=899 Auburn Derby Invitational 297-297-300=894 Hooters Match Play NTS Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational 293-293-294=880 Lady Gamecock Classic 300-288-309=897 Dr. Donnis Thompson 287-288-280=855 Bryan National Collegiate 306-294-290=890 SEC Championships 301-287-288=876 NCAA East Regional 292-286-286=864 NCAA Championships 303-290-315-301=1209 2006-07 Fall Cougar Classic 299-288-289=876 Golf Daytona Beach Fall Preview 299-302-294=895 Lady Tar Heel Invite 302-306-298=906 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 298-298-291=887 Auburn Derby Invitational 309-299=608 Spring Arizona Wildcat Invitational 307-304-292=903 SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational 300-298-301=899 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 298-299-295=892 Bryan National Collegiate 305-312-286=903 SEC Championships 292-296-298=886 NCAA Central Regional 294-293-306=893 NCAA Championships 311-313-308-304=1236 2007-08 Fall Cougar Classic Lady Tar Heel Invite Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Las Vegas Showdown Spring Lady Puerto Rico Classic UCF Challenge Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championships NCAA East Regional

4th/12 7th/21 11th/24

2nd/16 11th/21 t2nd/16 5th/12 t11th/16 3rd/14 t4th/17 t4th/18 2nd/17 t4th/12 t1st/21

1st/17 15th/18 5th/14 5th/17 11th/16 12th/18 2nd/11 1st/11 4th/17 2nd/12 1st/21 t13th/24

3rd/18 t8th/18 t5th/17 1st/15 3rd/17 7th/15 4th/16 4th/21 5th/18 3rd/12 7th/24 t17th/24

288-288-295=871 297-289-293=879 288-306-289=883 282-297-300=879

2nd/20 2nd/18 6th/17 4th/18

299-300-297=896 293-298-303=894 309-311-314=934 307-308-320=935 316-312-303=931 311-311-307=929

9th/18 t14th/18 11th/18 t11th/18 8th/12 16th/21

2008-09 Fall Cougar Classic 308-295-311=914 Mason Rudolph Championship 307-299-305=911 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 283-306-301=890 Hooters Match Play Qualifying 304-299=603 Spring Lady Puerto Rico Classic 312-300-297=909 Arizona Wildcat 302-294-313=909 UCF Challenge 290-298-292=880 Bryan National Collegiate 314-303-294=911 SEC Championship 295-293-293=881 NCAA East Regional 292-293-288=873 NCAA Championships 307-313-306-311=1237 2009-10 Fall Cougar Classic 294-289-289=872 Tar Heel Invitational 291-297-293=881 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 283-291-294=868 Alamo Invitational 289 Spring Wildcat Invitational 307-309=616 Kinderlou Forest Challenge 299-298-304=901 Tiger/Wave Golf Classic 305-311-289=905 Liz Murphey Classic 318-319-301=938 Bryan National Collegiate 287-305-296=888 SEC Championship 298-291-288=877 NCAA East Regional 283-287-296=866 NCAA Championships 297-307-300-295=1199

15th/22 16th/17 8th/18 12th/16 2nd/16 8th/17 8th/18 8th/18 4th/12 3rd/21 17th/24

4th/18 6th/18 1st/18 1st/12 11th/16 3rd/18 6th/23 16th/22 t6th/18 9th/12 2nd/24 t19th/24

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Tournament Medalists

Name Tournament Nathalie Mansson 2009 Alamo Invitational Nathalie Mansson 2009 Mercedes-Benz Championships Nicole Smith 2006 Fall Preview Marci Turner 2006 NCAA East Regional Marci Turner 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational Marci Turner 2005 Cougar Classic Violeta Retamoza 2004 Mercedes Benz Violeta Retamoza 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby Violeta Retamoza 2002 Lady Kat Invitational Young-A Yang 2001 Betsy Rawls Intercollegiate Tina Schneeberger 2001 Green Wave Classic Malin Tveit 1997 NCAA East Regional Wendi Patterson 1994 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate Katharina Larsson 1994 SEC Championships Shelley Kinder 1994 Lady Kat Invitational Katharina Larsson 1992 True Temper/Memphis Abby Pearson 1992 Carolyn Cudone Invitational

Low Rounds 1. 2. 3. 4.

Score 64 65 66 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67

Name Marci Turner Young-A Yang Mary Jan Fernandez Erica Popson Nathalie Mansson Nicole Smith Marci Turner Marci Turner Marci Turner Violeta Retamoza Mary Jan Fernandez Violeta Retamoza Abby Pearson Marci Turner

Low Scores - After 36 Holes 1. 2. 4. 6.

Score Name 137 Young-A Yang 138 Nicole Smith 138 Violeta Retamoza 139 Marci Turner 139 Violeta Retamoza 140 Erica Popson 140 Erica Popson 140 Marci Turner 140 Marci Turner 140 Marci Turner 140 Violeta Retamoza 140 Violeta Retamoza 140 Katharina Larsson

1. 2. 4. 5. 8.

Score Name 208 Erica Popson 209 Marci Turner 209 Katharina Larsson 210 Marci Turner 211 Nicole Smith 211 Violeta Retamoza 211 Violeta Retamoza 212 Nathalie Mansson 212 Marci Turner 212 Marci Turner 212 Violeta Retamoza 212 Young-A Yang 212 Tina Schneeberger 212 Young-A Yang

Low Scores - After 54 Holes

Low Scores - Round 1 1. 5. 9.

Score Name 67 Marci Turner 67 Nicole Smith 67 Violeta Retamoza 67 Marci Turner 68 Nicole Smith 68 Marci Turner 68 Young-A Yang 68 Jessica Lindbergh 69 Nathalie Mansson 69 Diana Cantú 69 Diana Cantú 13 others

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Tournament (Round) 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson (3) 2001 Bryan National Collegiate (2) 2002 SEC Championships (2) 2010 SEC Championship (2) 2009 Cougar Classic (2) 2006 Fall Preview (1) 2006 Cougar Classic (2) 2005 Cougar Classic (3) 2004 Landfall Tradition (1) 2004 Arizona Wildcat (1) 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby (3) 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby (3) 1993 NCAA Championships (4) 2007 Las Vegas Showdown (1) Tournament 2000 Golf World Invitational 2009 UCF Challenge 2005 Arizona Wildcat 2007 Las Vegas Showdown 2004 Cougar Classic 2010 NCAA East Regional 2010 SEC Championship 2007 Cougar Classic 2007 SEC Championships 2006 NCAA East Regional 2004 Mercedes-Benz 2003 SEC Championships 1994 SEC Championships Tournament 2010 SEC Championship 2006 NCAA East Regionals 1994 SEC Championships 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Inv. 2006 Fall Preview 2004 Mercedes Benz 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby 2009 NCAA East Regional 2007 SEC Championships 2005 Cougar Classic 2005 Arizona Wildcat 2002 SEC Championships 2002 Arizona Intercollegiate 2000 Golf World Invitational Tournament 2007 Las Vegas Showdown 2006 Fall Preview 2005 Arizona Wildcat 2004 Landfall Tradition 2009 UCF Challenge 2007 SEC Championships 2001 Auburn Tiger Derby 1999 Arizona Wildcat 2010 Bryan National Collegiate 2010 NCAA East Regional 2009 Mercedes-Benz Championships

Low Scores - Round 2 1. 2. 3. 6.

Score Name 65 Young-A Yang 66 Mary Jan Fernandez 67 Erica Popson 67 Nathalie Mansson 67 Marci Turner 68 Erica Popson 68 Marci Turner 68 Violeta Retamoza 68 Violeta Retamoza 68 Jessica Shepley 68 Young-A Yang 68 Young-A Yang

Low Scores - Round 3 Score 1. 64 2. 67 67 67 5. 68 68 68 68 68 68

Name Marci Turner Marci Turner Violeta Retamoza Mary Jan Fernandez Erica Popson Nathalie Mansson Marci Turner Marci Turner Violeta Retamoza Young-A Yang

Low Scores - Round 4 Score 1. 67 2. 69 3. 70 70 70 70 7. 71 71 9. 72 72

Name Abby Pearson Young-A Yang Violeta Retamoza Golda Johansson Jessica Shepley Golda Johansson Nathalie Mansson Erin Kurczewski Golda Johansson Sarah Bonner-Shanks

Most Rounds - Season Rds. 1. 36 36 36 36 5. 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34

Name Diana Cantú Angela Oh Nicole Smith Marci Turner Diana Cantú Nathalie Mansson Sara Monberg Golda Johansson Violeta Retamoza Nicole Smith Marci Turner Golda Johansson Violeta Retamoza Jessica Shepley Marci Turner Jessica Shepley Young-A Yang Erin Kurczewski Jessica Lindbergh

Most Rounds - Career Rds. 1. 133 2. 130 3. 128 4. 127 5. 123 123 6. 117 7. 116 8. 113 9. 110 10. 106

Name Marci Turner Diana Cantú Violeta Retamoza Jessica Shepley Golda Johansson Young-A Yang Tina Schneeberger Nicole Smith Skyli Yamada Erin Kurczewski Jessica Lindbergh

* Current players in bold type

Tournament 2001 Bryan National Collegiate 2002 SEC Championships 2010 SEC Championship 2009 Cougar Classic 2006 Cougar Classic 2010 NCAA East Regional 2006 Arizona Wildcat 2005 Liz Murphey 2004 Mercedes Benz 2003 Lady Tar Heel 2001 NCAA West Regional 2000 Golf World – Palmetto Tournament 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson 2005 Cougar Classic 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby 2010 SEC Championship 2010 Tiger-Wave Classic 2007 Bryan National Collegiate 2005 Mercedes-Benz 2003 Arizona Wildcat 2001 SunTrust Lady Gator Tournament 1993 NCAA Championships 2001 NCAA Championships 2005 NCAA Championships 2005 NCAA Championships 2004 NCAA Championships 2004 NCAA Championships 2010 NCAA Championships 1997 NCAA Championships 2006 NCAA Championships 2005 NCAA Championships Year 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2006-07 2009-10 2009-10 2009-10 2005-06 2005-06 2005-06 2005-06 2004-05 2004-05 2004-05 2004-05 2003-04 1999-00 1996-97 1996-97 Years 2004-08 2006-10 2002-06 2001-05 2002-06 1998-02 1998-02 2005-09 1994-98 1994-98 1996-99

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Top-10 Finishes - Season No. 1. 9 9 3. 8 8 5. 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

Name Young-A Yang Abby Pearson Nathalie Mansson Katharina Larsson Nicole Smith Marci Turner Violeta Retamoza Violeta Retamoza Young-A Yang Young-A Yang Katharina Larsson

No. 1. 26 2. 17 3. 16 4. 14 5. 13 13 13 13 9. 12 10. 10

Name Young-A Yang Violeta Retamoza Marci Turner Katharina Larsson Jessica Shepley Tina Schneeberger Jessica Lindbergh Abby Pearson Erin Kurczewski Nathalie Mansson

Top-10 Finishes - Career

Tournaments as Top UT Scorer No. 1. 31 2. 20 3. 17 4. 15 5. 14 6. 13 7. 12 8. 11 9. 10

Name Young-A Yang Violeta Retamoza Marci Turner Erin Kurczewski Jessica Lindbergh Nathalie Mansson Jessica Shepley Abby Pearson Katharina Larsson

Rounds of Par or Under - Season

Rds. 1. 16 2. 15 3. 13 13 5. 11 6. 10 10 10 9. 9 10. 8 8 8 8 8 8

Name Nathalie Mansson Violeta Retamoza Marci Turner Young-A Yang Nicole Smith Erica Popson Nathalie Mansson Marci Turner Young-A Yang Diana Cantú Marci Turner Golda Johansson Jessica Shepley Violeta Retamoza Young-A Yang

Rounds of Par or Under - Career Rds. 1. 36 36 3. 35 4. 29 5. 27 6. 22 7. 20 8. 18 9. 13 10. 12

Name Marci Turner Young-A Yang Violeta Retamoza Nicole Smith Nathalie Mansson Jessica Shepley Golda Johansson Tina Schneeberger Diana Cantú Erin Kurczewski

Low Career Average (Minimum Two Seasons)

Year 2000-01 1992-93 2009-10 1993-94 2005-06 2005-06 2004-05 2002-03 1999-00 1998-99 1992-93

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name (Year) Nathalie Mansson (2009-10) Young-A Yang (2000-01) Violeta Retamoza (2004-05) Marci Turner (2005-06) Marci Turner (2006-07) Nathalie Mansson (2008-09) Violeta Retamoza (2002-03) Marci Turner (2007-08) Violeta Retamoza (2003-04) Erica Popson (2009-10)

Season 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93

Year 1998-02 2002-06 2004-08 1994-98 1996-99 2008-present 2001-05 1992-94 1992-94

Name (Class) Rds. Nathalie Mansson (So.) 34 Nathalie Mansson (Fr.) 33 Marci Turner (Sr.) 29 Marci Turner (Jr.) 36 Marci Turner (So.) 34 Violeta Retamoza (Jr.) 34 Violeta Retamoza (So.) 33 Violeta Retamoza (Fr.) 27 Young-A Yang (Sr.) 29 Young-A Yang (Jr.) 32 Young-A Yang (So.) 34 Young-A Yang (Fr.) 28 Erin Kurczewski (Sr.) 26 Erin Kurczewski (Jr.) 34 Erin Kurczewski (So.) 26 Erin Kurczewski (Fr.) 24 Katharina Larsson (Sr.) 33 Abby Pearson (Fr.) 33

Most Coaching Wins - Career

1. 1177 2. 533 3. 309

Year 2009-10 2004-05 2005-06 2000-01 2005-06 2009-10 2008-09 2006-07 2001-02 2009-10 2007-08 2004-05 2004-05 2003-04 1998-99

Name Judi Pavon Lori Brock Linda Franz-Cook

1. 145 2. 137 134 4. 125 5. 119 6. 118 118 8. 116 9. 115 10. 104

Name Lori Brock Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Linda Franz-Cook Lori Brock Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Linda Franz

Stks. 2484 2338 2488 2499 2653 2435 2002 2153 2457 2085

Name Judi Pavon Lori Brock Linda Franz-Cook

3 3 3 2 2 2

Name Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Lori Brock Judi Pavon Judi Pavon Linda Franz-Cook

Highest Career Winning Percentage

Avg. 73.059 73.063 73.18 73.50 73.69 73.79 74.15 74.24 74.45 74.46

1. .709 2. .671 3. .667

Stks. 2484 2435 2153 2653 2499 2488 2457 2002 2163 2338 2555 2092 1968 2591 2003 1866 2501 2512

Avg. 73.06 73.79 74.24 73.69 73.50 73.18 74.45 74.15 74.58 73.06 75.15 74.71 75.69 76.20 77.04 77.75 75.79 76.12

Years 2000-present 1995-00 1992-95

Most Coaching Titles - Season

1. 4.

Avg. 73.42 74.20 74.37 74.47 74.96 75.08 75.58 76.16 76.19 76.21

Year 1996-97 2009-10 2006-07 2004-05 1993-94 1995-96 2005-06 2002-03 2000-01 1992-93

Most Coaching Titles - Career

1. 13 2. 4 3. 3

Stks. 4919 9868 9148 9532 8696 4729 9599 9901 9371 4725

Years 2000-present 1995-2000 1992-95

Most Coaching Wins - Season

Years 2004-08 1998-02 2002-06 2005-09 2008-present 2001-05 2002-06 1998-02 2006-10 1994-98 Rds. 34 32 34 34 36 33 27 29 31 28

Rds. 67 133 123 128 116 63 127 130 123 62

Yearly Stroke Average Leaders

Years 1998-02 2002-06 2004-08 1992-94 2001-05 1998-02 1996-99 1992-94 1994-98 2008-present

Low Single Season Average (Minimum 24 rounds) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Name (Years) Nathalie Mansson (2008-present) Marci Turner (2004-08) Young-A Yang (1998-02) Violeta Retamoza (2002-06 ) Nicole Smith (2005-09) Angela Oh (2006-08) Jessica Shepley (2001-05) Diana Cantú (2006-10) Golda Johansson (2002-06) Katharina Larsson (1992-94)

Year 2002-03 2005-06 1996-97 2009-10 2000-01 1993-94

Name Lori Brock (533-213-6) Judi Pavon (1177-572-19) Linda Franz-Cook (309-149-6)

Years 1995-00 2000-present 1992-95

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TEAM RECORDS Team Tournament Titles Year 2009 2009 2006 2006 2006 2005 2005 2003 2002 2002 2001 2001 2001 1997 1997 1996 1995 1994 1994 1994

Tournament (Score) Alamo Invitational (289, shortened to one round) Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships (868) Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships (887) NCAA East Regional (864) Dr. Donnis Thompson Invite (855) Cougar Classic (870) NCAA West Regional (889) Lady Boilermaker Invitational (904) Auburn Tiger Derby (871) Lady Kat Invitational (604) Alabama Capstone Intercollegiate (946) Betsy Rawls Intercollegiate (899) Green Wave Women’s Golf Classic (921) Duke Spring Invitational (915) Lady Gamecock Classic (890) Lady Tar Heel Invitational (908) Pat Bradley Invitational (916) Lady Gamecock Classic (901) Women’s Southern Intercollegiate (920) Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate (927)

Team Season Scoring Average (In Relation to Par) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Year 2005-06 2009-10 2004-05 2000-01 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2001-02 2003-04 2002-03

Low Rounds 1. 2. 5. 8. 10.

Score 280 282 282 282 283 283 283 285 285 286 286

Rds. Avg. Vs. Par 34 295.97 9.03 30 297.09 9.29 34 297.59 11.12 29 301.00 12.31 36 299.58 13.25 30 301.03 13.43 33 300.55 13.64 29 302.34 14.34 34 302.09 15.15 30 302.57 16.43

Tournament (Round) 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson (3) 2007 Las Vegas Showdown (1) 2004 Mercedes-Benz (3) 2002 SEC Championships (2) 2010 NCAA East Regional (1) 2009 Mercedes-Benz (1) 2008 Mercedes-Benz (1) 2005 NCAA Championships (4) 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby (3) 2007 Bryan National Collegiate (3) 2006 NCAA East Regional (2)

Low Scores - After 36 Holes Score 1. 570 2. 574 3. 575 4. 576 5. 577 6. 578 7. 579 8. 580 9. 581 581

Tournament 2010 NCAA East Regional 2009 Mercedes-Benz 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson 2007 Cougar Classic 2002 SEC Championships 2006 East Regional 2007 Las Vegas Showdown 2005 Arizona Wildcat 2005 Cougar Classic 2004 Cougar Classic

Low Scores - After 54 Holes 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10.

Score Tournament 855 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson 864 2006 East Regionals 866 2010 NCAA East Regional 866 2002 SEC Championships 868 2009 Mercedes-Benz 870 2005 Cougar Classic 871 2007 Cougar Classic 871 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby 872 2009 Cougar Classic 873 2009 NCAA East Regional

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Low Scores - After 72 Holes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Score Tournament 1187 2005 NCAA Championships 1193 2004 NCAA Championships 1197 1997 NCAA Championships 1199 2010 NCAA Championships 1206 2000 NCAA Championships 1209 2006 NCAA Championships 1236 2007 NCAA Championships 1237 2009 NCAA Championships 1258 1994 NCAA Championships

Low Scores - Round 1 1. 2. 5. 7. 10.

Score Tournament 282 2007 Las Vegas Showdown 283 2010 NCAA East Regional 283 2009 Mercedes-Benz 283 2008 Mercedes-Benz 287 2010 Bryan National Collegiate 287 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invite 288 2007 Mercedes-Benz 288 2007 Cougar Classic 288 2005 Cougar Classic 289 2004 Cougar Classic289 289 2003 Lady Gator Invitational 289 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby

Low Scores - Round 2 1. 2. 3. 6.

Score Tournament 282 2002 SEC Championships 286 2006 East Regional 287 2010 NCAA East Regional 287 2006 SEC Championships 287 2001 Bryan National Collegiate 288 2007 Cougar Classic 288 2006 Cougar Classic 288 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invite 288 2006 Lady Gamecock Classic 288 2005 Arizona Wildcat

Low Scores - Round 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 8.

Score Tournament 280 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invite 282 2004 Mercedes-Benz 285 2002 Auburn Tiger Derby 286 2007 Bryan National Collegiate 286 2006 East Regional 287 2004 Liz Murphey Collegiate 287 2002 NCAA East Regional 288 2010 SEC Championship 288 2009 NCAA East Regional 288 2006 SEC Championships 288 2005 NCAA West Regional 288 2003 Lady Gator Invitational 288 2001 Bryan National Collegiate

Low Scores - Round 4 1. 2. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9.

Score Tournament 285 2005 NCAA Championships 292 2004 NCAA Championships 292 1997 NCAA Championships 295 2010 NCAA Championships 301 2006 NCAA Championships 301 2000 NCAA Championships 304 2007 NCAA Championships 311 2009 NCAA Championships 321 1994 NCAA Championships

* Bold indicates marks established in the 2009-10 season

LIFE AFTER TENNESSEE CURRENT LPGA TOUR PLAYERS Name Angela Oh Jessica Shepley Young-A Yang

Years at UT 2006-08 2001-05 1998-02

CURRENT FUTURES TOUR PLAYERS Stacey Bergman

Carrie Cole

Golda Johansson

Name Jessica Shepley Nicole Smith

Years at UT 2001-05 2005-09

FORMER FUTURES TOUR PLAYERS Name Stacey Bergman Carrie Cole Katharina Larsson Abby Pearson Violeta Retamoza Marci Turner Anna Umemura

Jessica Lindbergh

Angela Oh

Current LPGA Tour Player

Wendi Patterson

Years at UT 1998-00 1998-02 1992-94 1992-94 2002-06 2004-08 1997-01

FORMER INTERNATIONAL TOUR PLAYERS Name Golda Johansson Katharina Larsson Jessica Lindbergh Wendi Patterson Tina Schneeberger Malin Tveit

Tour Years at UT European 2002-06 European 1992-94 European 1996-99 Australian, European 1994 European 1998-02 European 1996-97

FORMER LADY VOLS IN ATHLETICS Abby Pearson

Jessica Shepley

Current LPGA Tour Player

Marci Turner

Violeta Retamoza

Nicole Smith

Current FUTURES Tour Player

Anna Umemura

Tina Schneeberger

Malin Tveit

Young-A Yang

Current LPGA Tour Player