2004 WACHOVIA GREAT SMOKIES INTERCOLLEGIATE

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1 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS Institution...Coach Appalachian State Univ.... Bill Dicus Austin Peay State Univ.... Sara Burkhead Belmont Univ.... Lissa Horton Univ. of Cincinnati...Janet Carl Univ. of Dayton... Brad Smith Eastern Kentucky Univ.... Joni Stephens East Tennessee State Univ....Stefanie Reynolds Elon Univ.... Chris Dockrill Univ. of Evansville... Mary P. Boarman Gardner-Webb Univ.... Tee Burton High Point Univ.... Julie Streng Lipscomb Univ.... Ralph Samples Institution...Coach Longwood College... Lane Pace Loyola Univ.-Chicago... Nathan Miklos Univ. of Mobile... Terry Hopper Murray State Univ.... Velvet Milkman Samford Univ.... Ian Thompson Univ. of South Alabama...T. J. Jackson Tennessee Tech Univ.... Bobby Nichols Western Carolina Univ... Steve Lott Western Kentucky Univ.... Chuck Eison College of William & Mary... Jay Albaugh Wofford College... Angie Ridgeway Xavier University... Gina Yoder-Davies - PREVIEW Cullowhee, N.C. - With the 24-team field set, the Western Carolina Lady Catamount golf team is preparing to host the Sixth-Annual Wachovia-Great Smokies Intercollegiate at the par 72, 5,828-yard Waynesville Country Club in Waynesville, N.C. The event, one of -- if not the -- largest women s intercollegiate golf tournaments in the nation, starts on Sunday, October 17 with practice rounds and a dinner at the club. The first and second rounds will follow Monday and Tuesday, October 18-19, with shotgun starts at 9:30 and 9:00 am each day on the Carolina and Blue Ridge courses. Scoring will include the Top Four players from each squad. Three teams have taken the team title in the first five years of the event. Tennessee Tech won the crown back-toback in 1999 and 2000, with Elon securing the 2001 title. The host Lady Catamounts have brought home the top prize each of the past two years, shooting a tournament record-low 586 en route to the title in 2002 and just missing their own record last year with a two-round total of 592. All three previous tournament team champions will tee it up this year. The field includes defending, and two-time champion, Brandy Andersen of Western Carolina, who holds the tournament records for lowest single (66 in Round 1, 2002) and two-round (66-75=141 in 2002) scores. Andersen also holds the distinction of tallying a hole-in-one on Number Four on the Carolina Course (Par 3, 140 yards) in The Lady Cats have won the individual portion of the event each of the past three years, with Tennessee Tech s Cherry Bevis and Kylie Crouch medaling in 2000 and 1999, respectively. The two-round event is open to the pubic. Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 1

2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2004 Practice Round 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm: Dinner following practice round 8:30 pm: Coaches meeting at in the lounge MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, :30 am - 9:15 am: Breakfast 7:30 am - 9:00 am: Driving Range Open 2004 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: ABOUT THE VENUE: Since 1926 Waynesville country club has provided a firstclass golfing challenge in an incomparable mountain setting. Today s Club stands on the site of a former dairy farm, once owned by Frank Welch. Older Waynesville residents recall how, as children, they would watch him work his fields, now the ninth fairway on Blue Ridge and the first and sixth on the Dogwood course, then rush out to hunt for arrowheads, pottery and other artifacts unearthed by his plow. 8:45 am: Tournament Opening ceremonies 9:15 am: First round tee times 9:30 am: First Round Shotgun Start 11:30 am: Box lunch available (pick up on the porch) 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm: Dinner following round TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, :30 am - 9:15 am: Breakfast 7:00 am - 8:30 am: Driving Range open 8:45 am: Teams leave for their respective holes 9:00 am: Second round Shotgun Start 11:30 am: Box lunch available (pick up on the porch) Trophy and Awards presented at the conclusion of the tournament Mountain vistas blend with quiet rolling fairways to make a great game of mountain golf. Our picturesque 27 hole course consists of three separate and distinct par 35, 9 hole courses that start and finish at the clubhouse. There are three starting tees, making each 9 holes play from as little as to 2245 yards to as much as 2969 yards. Blue junipers clearly mark 150 yards to the center of our painstakingly manicured bent grass greens. For more information, please visit: WCU MEDIA RELATIONS RAMSEY CENTER CULLOWHEE, N.C PHONE: (828) FAX: (828) Director of Media Relations:... Daniel Hooker Cell Phone:... (828) Address:...dhooker@ .wcu.edu RESULTS AND RECAPS CAN BE FOUND AT: Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 2

3 CAROLINA COURSE Hole 1... Par Yards Hole 2... Par Yards Hole 3... Par Yards Hole 4... Par Yards Hole 5... Par Yards Hole 6... Par Yards Hole 7... Par Yards Hole 8... Par Yards Hole 9... Par Yards TOTAL ,919 Yards BLUE RIDGE COURSE Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards Hole Par Yards TOTAL ,909 Yards TOTAL ,828 Yards Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 3

4 TOURNAMENT RULES: TEES: 2004 All players will compete from the Blue tee markers. RULES: LOCAL RULES: ONE BALL RULE: FORMAT: TIES: STARTING TIME: SLOW PLAY: U.S.G.A. rules and decisions will be in effect as well as local rules where applicable. Ball may be moved one club length through the green. There will be a drop area on holes #2, #9, Blue Ridge. One ball rule is not in effect. 36 hole stroke play best 4 out of 5 scores per team. Ties for first place team will be decided by a sudden death playoff. Ties for first place individual will be decided by a sudden death playoff. All players shall start at the scheduled time. If a late player is ready to play within five (5) minutes of her groups official start time, she may play but will be assessed a two-stroke penalty. After five (5) minutes, the late player will be disqualified. Any group falling behind more than one complete hole will first be warned and then, if slow play continues, a two-stroke penalty will be assessed each member of the group unless the individual causing the slow play can be identified. If in doubt of the location of an errant tee shot play a provisional ball. OUT OF BOUNDS: OB is defined by the inside edges of white stakes or lines. (Rule 27) the whole ball must be outside the defining point to be out of bounds. HAZARDS: Water hazards are defined by yellow lines or stakes; lateral hazards are defined by red lines or stakes (Rule 26). DOUBT AS TO PROCEDURE: Rule 3-3 provides for the play of a second ball if in doubt as to a rule or procedure. Report the situation to the rules committee before signing your scorecard, after completion of the round. COURSE CONDUCT: Inappropriate conduct on this facility will not be tolerated and will result in disqualification i.e., club throwing, abusive language, course abuse, ect. STOPPAGE OF PLAY: In event of rain, all players must continue unless notified by an official to stop. In case of lightning, play must be stopped at once. The player does not have the option to continue play. COACHING: SCORECARDS: We ask that all spectators stay in the rough areas during play. Only coaches may advise players. Coaching from parents is not allowed, however, parents may talk to players between the green and the next tee. Please do not disrupt the flow of play. Scorecards must be signed and attested. Each player is responsible for her reported hole-by-hole score (not total score). If a player reports a score greater than what she made on the hole, it will stand as the score. If she reports a score less than what she made, she will be disqualified for that round. All score cards must be collected by each team s coach. Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 4

5 MONDAY TEE TIMES: 9:30 AM Shotgun Start Carolina Course #1 1- Western Carolina Elon Murray State East Tennessee State 2- Western Carolina Elon Murray State East Tennessee State #2 3- Western Carolina Elon Murray State East Tennessee State 4- Western Carolina Elon Murray State East Tennessee State #3 5- Western Carolina Elon Murray State East Tennessee State 1- Xavier Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Longwood #4 2- Xavier Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Longwood #5 3- Xavier Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Longwood 4- Xavier Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Longwood #6 5- Xavier Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Longwood 1- Cincinnati Appalachian State South Alabama Wofford #7 2- Cincinnati Appalachian State South Alabama Wofford #8 3- Cincinnati Appalachian State South Alabama Wofford 4- Cincinnati Appalachian State South Alabama Wofford #9 5- Cincinnati Appalachian State South Alabama WCU IND. 1- Loyola-Chicago Gardner-Webb William & Mary Western Kentucky 9:30 AM Shotgun Start Blue Ridge Course #1 2- Loyola-Chicago Gardner-Webb William & Mary Western Kentucky 3- Loyola-Chicago Gardner-Webb William & Mary Western Kentucky #2 4- Loyola-Chicago Gardner-Webb William & Mary Western Kentucky #3 5- Loyola-Chicago Gardner-Webb William & Mary Western Kentucky 1- High Point Belmont Dayton - Samford #4 2- High Point Belmont Dayton - Samford 3- High Point Belmont Dayton - Samford #5 4- High Point Belmont Dayton - Samford #6 5- High Point Belmont Dayton - Samford 1- Austin Peay Moblie High Point Evansville #7 2- Austin Peay - Lipscomb Mobile Evansville 3- Austin Peay - Lipscomb Mobile Evansville #8 4- Austin Peay - Lipscomb Mobile Evansville #9 5- Austin Peay - Lipscomb WCU IND. Evansville Individuals TUESDAY S PAIRINGS AND SHOTGUN START TIMES WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE CONCLUSION OF MONDAY S ROUND ONE AND WILL BE BASED UPON FIRST ROUND SCORES Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 5

6 2004 COMPETING TEAM ROSTERS: APPALACHIAN STATE MOUNTAINEERS Erin McAfee...SR Jennifer Monko...SR Kelly Tolster...SR Kaitlyn Johnston...JR Anna Stocker...JR Juliane Monko... SO Meredith Morrison... SO Claire Flexer... FR Melissa Poe... FR Kristin Smith... FR Amber Cody... FR BOONE, NC AUSTIN PEAY STATE GOVERNORS Melanie Adams...JR Erin Wise...JR Pier-Anne LaChance...JR Candice Haefele...JR Christine Idoux...JR Shelly Green... SO Amanda Rose... SO Christina Lignarolo... CLARKSVILLE, TN BELMONT BRUINS Ali Weber...SR Tara Long...JR Audra Williams... SO Rebekah Wilson... SO Esther Moon... SO Kate Austin... SO Ginna Beazley... FR NASHVILLE, TN CINCINNATI BEARCATS Allison Couch...SR Alysa Few...SR Sarah Bires... SO Emily Elliot... SO Jackie Nimer... SO Mya Pronschinske... SO Sarah Ryan... SO Allison Mayborg... FR Hillery Wilson... FR CINCINNATI, OH DAYTON FLYERS Laura Caleal...SR Jen Edgin...SR Carolyn Fuchs...SR Melissa Juve...JR Tiffany Ruhe...JR Melissa Gaus... SO Lindsey Greuter... SO Laura Grande... FR Mary Kane... FR DAYTON, OH EASTERN KENTUCKY COLONELS Leah Larkin... SR Brittainy Klein... SR Beth VanHoose... SR Kelly Flynn... JR Lindsay Jordan... JR Shellie Stephens... SO Aubree Moore... SO Rachel Montgomery... SO Ashley Peyman... FR Melissa Rosloniec... FR Leslie Booth... FR Kelli Warner... FR RICHMOND, KY Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 6

7 2004 COMPETING TEAM ROSTERS: EAST TENNESSEE STATE BUCCANEERS Danielle O Reilly...SR Ashley Barton...JR Laura Diaz...JR Kailey Brooks...JR Vanessa Breeding... SO Cindy Phillips... FR Natalia Giraldo... FR Maria Ringdahl... FR JOHNSON CITY, TN ELON PHOENIX Morgan Olds...SR Alison Mangini...SR Becky Poindexter...SR Meghan Trainor...JR Kelly Baytos... SO Kristin Niland... SO Kristin Tremoulis... SO Samantha Widmer... FR Krista Bulow... FR ELON, NC EVANSVILLE ACES Danielle Grecco...SR Justine Krueger...JR Megan Andress... SO Kirsten Hostetler... SO Alexandra Miller... SO Helen Cuffe... FR Crissy Higgins... FR Katherine Shoener... FR GARDNER-WEBB BULLDOGS Katie Gravel...SR Nicole Sain...SR Kady Steele...SR Tara Watt...SR Claudine Foong... SO Lindsey Hermanson... SO Stacey Linduska... SO EVANSVILLE, IN BOILING SPRINGS, NC HIGH POINT PANTHERS Anni Svensson...SR Lena Svensson...SR AnnMarie Dalton... SO Julie Ethier... SO Jenna Kinnear... SO Kate O Sullivan... SO Kim Daniels... FR Chrissy Gonzalez... FR LIPSCOMB BISON Lisa Reneke...SR Marie Fillers... SO Britteny Beard... SO Callie Rice... SO Brandy Bagley... SO Courtney Buss... SO Liz Austin... FR Melissa Gregory... FR HIGH POINT, NC NASHVILLE, TN Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 7

8 2004 COMPETING TEAM ROSTERS: LONGWOOD LANCERS Amanda Diamond...SR Tucker McCarthy...SR Tiffany Woodyer...JR Stephanie Hicks...JR Petra Nystrom... FR Leslie Trexler... FR LOYOLA RAMBLERS Nicole Puch...SR Erin Leland...SR Marissa Capriola...JR Melissa Allen...JR Katelyn Gibbons...JR Danielle Schuessler... SO Sarah VonVooren... SO Michelle Puch... FR FARMVILLE, VA CHICAGO, IL MOBILE RAMS Maggie Kendall...SR Anna Barnett...SR Lara Hatton... SO Jessica Emanuel... SO Meghan Dove... FR MOBILE, AL MURRAY STATE RACERS Nikki Orazine...SR Julie Bennett...SR Santie Koch...SR Ashley Kelbough...SR April Steenbergen...JR Ilka Loubser...JR Lauren Hughes... SO Christi Baron... SO Jena Lancaster... SO Camilla Loeveid... SO Lauren Scholl... FR MURRAY, KY SAMFORD BULLDOGS Kelly Villarreal...SR Tricia Harlow...SR Christine Sparks...SR Kelly Stout...JR Ashleigh Hicks... SO Brooke Barriento... FR Courtney Warr... FR SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARS Susan Jepson...JR Anessa Thompson... SO Michelle Toth... SO Brooke Hubbard... SO Sally Miller... SO Elon Anderson... SO Alexis Beard... FR Sara Marti... FR BIRMINGHAM, AL MOBILE, AL Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 8

9 2004 COMPETING TEAM ROSTERS: TENNESSEE TECH GOLDEN EAGLES Jamie Beard...SR Natasha Bolton...SR Brandy Stout...SR Megan French...JR Kirsten Hassler... SO Kristen Martinez...JR Amanda Seibert...JR Beth Underhill...JR Kayla Garrison... SO Donita Sieber... SO Tiffany Chandler... COOKVILLE, TN WESTERN CAROLINA CATAMOUNTS Ashley Hovda...JR Brandy Andersen...JR Jennifer Palmer...JR Erika Danford...JR Bianca Melone... SO Danielle Hawkins... SO Malea Greene... SO Kandy Carland... FR Lucinda Davies... FR Jessica Jackson... FR CULLOWHEE, NC WESTERN KENTUCKY HILLTOPPERS Leslie Adams... SR Jennifer Taylor... SR Casey Manion... SR Elizabeth Schmale... JR Lindsey King... JR Sarah Colbert... SO Alex Gennicks... SO McKenzie Humphreys... SO Jena Kissinger... SO Michelle Ulm... SO Ann Marie Mangini... FR Rachel Oliver... FR BOWLING GREEN, KY WILLIAM & MARY TRIBE Alexandra Hill...SR Gwen Brink...JR Pant. Jinphiphadhana...JR Deborah Petracca...JR Melissa Depuy... SO Jacqueline Gallagher... SO Misha Harvey... FR Jen Jones... FR Kara Siford... FR Marissa Sprick... FR Erika Oldenkamp... FR WILLIAMSBURG, VA WOFFORD TERRIERS Laura Robinson...SR Lauren Stephenson...JR Laura Parris... SO Ashley Current... FR Mary Ellen Herring... FR SPARTANBURG, SC XAVIER MUSKETEERS Abby Fowler...SR Emily Shoplik...SR Sarah Sparks...SR Kelly Kaiser...JR Kathleen Hardy... SO Kara Mains... SO Diana Torry... FR Taita Jreige... FR Erin Gore... FR CINCINNATI, OH Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 9

10 PAST RESULTS: INTERCOLL. Waynesville Country Club Waynesville, NC Oct , 2003 TEAM RESULTS TEAM (after first round) TOTAL 1. Western Carolina (2) = Murray State (1) = Xavier Univ. (3) = East Tennessee State (6) = Elon Univ. (4) = Eastern Kentucky (5) = Appalachian State (7) = Tennessee Tech (8) = Charleston Southern (11) = Wofford College (12) = Gardner-Webb (12) =629 Austin Peay (14) = Western Kentucky (14) = Methodist College (16) = Univ. of Dayton (9) = Samford Univ. (18) = South Alabama (18) = High Point (17) = Belmont Univ. (9) = Loyola-Chicago (22) = Lipscomb (20) = Univ. of Mobile (23) = Univ. of Evansville (21) =680 DNF The Citadel (24) DNF MEDALIST Brandy Andersen, Western Carolina = TOURNAMENT RECAP: WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - Western Carolina shattered the school s two-round tournament record by 15 strokes and went on to win the Wachovia-Great Smokies Women s Intercollegiate for the first time in the tournament s four year history. The team finished with a two-round score of 586, 15 strokes ahead of their next closet opponent, Murray State in the second largest women s golf tournament in the country WCU freshman Brandy Andersen was crowned the individual champion, shooting a 66 followed by a 75 to equal 141. Joining Andersen on the all-tournament team were Laura Terebey of Radford, Lynn Mantooth of Austin Peay State and Crystal Anglea of Western Kentucky, who all three finished in a tie for second at 145. Also making the list was WCU teammate Johanna Lundberg, who finished fifth with a 146 and Kelly Wren from Murray State, finishing in sixth with a 147. Rounding out the list were Hannah Storey of Gardner-Webb, Julie Smith of Tennessee Tech and Nikki Orazine of Murray State, who all finished in a tie for seventh with a 148. asdfasdf 2003 TOURNAMENT RECAP: WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - Western Carolina had four individuals finish in the Top Five of the 24-team field to rally from six strokes down to win the Wachovia-Great Smokies Intercollegiate for the second-consecutive year. Lady Catamount sophomore Brandy Andersen claimed the medalist honors, edging Xavier s Emily Shoplik by one stroke. Andersen carded a 71 and 74 for a two-round total of 145. The individual race tightened in the final round as just five strokes separated first and eighth place. Following Andersen and Shoplik was Murray State s Lee-Anne Pace who finished third with a 147, just two strokes out of the lead. Finishing fourth were WCU s Becca Twiner, Bianca Melone, and Ashley Hovda was Austin Peay s Lynn Mantooth and in eighth with a 150 was Wofford s Laura Robinson. The top seven individuals, including the four players tied for fourth, were named to the all-tournament team at the conclusion of the event Waynesville Country Club Waynesville, NC Oct , 2002 TEAM RESULTS TEAM (after first round) TOTAL 1. Western Carolina (1) = Murray State (2) = Elon Univ. (3) = Methodist College (4) = East Tennessee State (5) = Tennessee Tech (8) = Western Kentucky (7) = Xavier (12) = Eastern Kentucky (10) =624 Eastern Illinois (11) = Austin Peay State (5) = Gardner-Webb (14) = Radford (9) = Appalachian State (14) = Marshall (13) = Lipscomb Univ. (19) = Univ. of Evansville (19) = Belmont Univ. (18) = Samford Univ. (16) =654 Wofford College (17) = The Citadel (22) = Univ. of Dayton (23) = Loyola-Chicago (21) = Univ. of Mobile (24) =704 MEDALIST Brandy Andersen, Western Carolina =141 Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 10

11 PAST RESULTS: Waynesville Country Club Waynesville, NC Oct , 2001 TEAM RESULTS TEAM (after first round) TOTAL 1. Elon (2) = Coastal Carolina (1) = East Tennessee State (6) = Murray State (5) = Austin Peay State (2) = Western Carolina (4) = Eastern Illinois (10) = Methodist College (7) =632 South Alabama (9) = Youngstown State (12) = Western Kentucky (7) = Samford Univ. (15) = Eastern Kentucky (11) = Lipscomb (13) = Loyola Univ. (13) = Radford (18) = Mercer Univ. (16) = Univ. of Evansville (16) = Belmont Univ. (18) = Gardner-Webb (20) = Univ. of Dayton (20) = Tennessee Tech (22) = Univ. of Mobile (23) = Hampton (24) =691 MEDALIST Line Cordes, Western Carolina = TOURNAMENT RECAP: WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - Tennessee Tech carded a two-round score of 595 to win the team title of the 2000 Great Smokies Women s Golf Intercollegiate at the Waynesville Country Club. Murray State finished closely behind with a team score of 597, two strokes off the pace. Western Carolina finished 14th as a team of 24 schools. Leading the way for the Lady Cats was sophomore Shelley Glenister who tied for 37th. She shot 78 and 79 for a total of 157. Freshman Rebecca Twiner tied for 55th and shot 80 both days for a 160 total. Suzanne Shipley shot 79 and 87 for a total of 166, tying at 80th. Tennessee Tech s Cherry Bevis led the tournament with 70 the first day and 73 the second. East Carolina s Ashley Leonard, who shot 68 and 76, followed her TOURNAMENT RECAP: WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - Elon fired a final round of 305 to finish with a two-day total of 612 to win the team title of the Great Smokies Women s Intercollegiate at the Waynesville Country Club. Coastal Carolina finished second, one stroke off the pace at 613, with East Tennessee State, who improved three spots from the first round, nipping at their heels an additional stroke back. Rounding out the Top Five were Murray State (619) and Austin Peay State (621), who fell three spots after the first day. Western Carolina freshman Line Cordes fired a 145 to medal and help lead the host Western Carolina Lady Catamounts to a sixth overall finish, slipping from third after the first day TEAM RESULTS Waynesville Country Club Waynesville, NC Oct , 2000 TEAM (after first round) TOTAL 1. Tennessee Tech (1) = Murray State (2) = Elon (4) = East Carolina (3) = Gardner-Webb (7) = Austin Peay State (6) = Eastern Michigan (8) =625 Western Michigan (10) = Youngstown State (11) = Eastern Kentucky (8) =629 Methodist College (13) = Radford (5) = William & Mary (11) = Western Carolina (13) = Univ. of Evansville (24) = Samford Univ. (19) = Mercer Univ. (21) = Belmont Univ. (18) = Loyola-Chicago (15) = Lipscomb (15) = Univ. of Mobile (17) = Univ. of Dayton (19) = Xavier (21) = Hampton Univ. (23) =678 MEDALIST Cherry Bevis, Tennessee Tech =143 Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 11

12 PAST RESULTS: GREAT 1999 SMOKIES COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP Waynesville Country Club Waynesville, NC Oct , 1999 TEAM RESULTS TEAM (after first round) TOTAL 1. Tennessee Tech (1) = Western Carolina (2) = Western Kentucky (2) = Elon College (7) =647 East Tennessee State (6) =647 Maryland (4) = Eastern Kentucky (4) = Austin Peay State (8) = Univ. of New Orleans (10) = Eastern Michigan (10) = Radford Univ. (9) = Xavier Univ. (16) = Mercer Univ. (12) = Youngstown State (14) = Coastal Carolina (18) = Lenoir-Rhyne College (20) = Western Carolina B (13) = Loyola Univ. (16) = Univ. of Dayton (15) = Univ. of Mobile (19) = Univ. of Evansville (21) = Samford Univ. (21) = Belmont Univ. (23) = Hampton Univ. (24) =784 MEDALIST Kylie Crouch, Tennessee Tech =152 TOURNEY RECORDS: ALL-TIME MEDALISTS 2003: Brandy Andersen, Western Carolina = : Brandy Andersen, Western Carolina = : Line Cordes, Western Carolina = : Cherry Bevis, Tennessee Tech = : Kylie Crouch, Tennessee Tech =152 ALL-TIME TEAM WINNERS 2003: Western Carolina = : Western Carolina = : Elon : Tennessee Tech : Tennessee Tech = ALL-TIME LOWEST ROUNDS Lowest Round: Brandy Anderson, WCU (Rd. 1 02) Lowest 2-Rd. Total: Brandy Andersen, WCU (2002) Lowest Team Round: Western Carolina (Rd. 2 03) Lowest team 2-Rd. Total: Western Carolina (2002) 1999 TOURNAMENT RECAP: WAYNESVILLE, N.C. - After a close first-round, Tennessee Tech fired a top final round of 317 to pull away and win the Great Smokies Women s Collegiate Championship at the Waynesville Country Club. Host Western Carolina finished second in the tournament with a two-day total of 642. Rounding out the Top Five were Western Kentucky in third three strokes behind the Lady Catamounts at 645, and a three-way tie for fourth with Elon, East Tennessee State, and the University of Maryland (647). Tennessee Tech s Kylie Crouch shot a 74 in the first round and carded a 78 on the second day -- but needed a sudden death playoff to win the tournament over Amanda Phillips of Austin Peay State, who mirrored Crouch over the two-rounds. ALL-TIME PARTICIPATING TEAMS: 38 different teams thru first five years * indicates 2004 is first-year Appalachian State Austin Peay State Belmont Charleston Southern Cincinnati, Univ. of * Coastal Carolina Dayton, Univ. of Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan East Carolina East Tennessee State Elon Evansville, Univ. of Gardner-Webb Hampton Lenoir-Rhyne Lipscomb Longwood College * Loyola, University of Marshall Maryland Mercer Methodist College Mobile, Univ. of Murray State New Orleans, Univ. of Radford Samford South Alabama Tennessee Tech The Citadel Western Carolina Western Kentucky William & Mary Wofford College Xavier Youngstown State Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 12

13 RECORDS: TOP INDIVIDUAL SINGLE ROUNDS: 1. Brandy Andersen, W. Carolina (Round 1, 2002) 2. Ashley Leonard, E. Carolina (Round 1, 2000) 3. Crystal Angela, W. Kentucky (Round 1, 2002) Katherine Neely, Lipscomb (Round 2, 2001) Cherry Bevis, Tenn. Tech (Round 1, 2000) Cuyler Hedley, Murray St (Round 1, 2000) Stephanie George, Radford (Round 1, 2000) Laura Orlen, Elon (Round 2, 2000) 9. Brandy Andersen, W. Carolina (Round 1, 2003) Lynn Mantooth, Aust. Peay (Round 2, 2003) Jill Stein, Xavier (Round 2, 2003) Laura Terebey, Radford (Round 1, 2002) Lynn Mantooth, Aust. Peay (Round 1, 2002) Johanna Lundberg, W. Carolina (Round 2, 2002) Hannah Storey, Gardner-Webb (Round 2, 2002) Tyra Frederick, E. Illinois (Round 2, 2002) Line Cordes, W. Carolina (Round 2, 2001) 18. Emily Shoplik, Xavier (Round 1, 2003) Lee-Anne Pace, Murray St (Round 1, 2003) Ashley Hovda, W. Carolina (Round 2, 2003) Nicole Puch, Loyola (Round 2, 2003) Lauren Stephenson, Wofford (Round 2, 2003) Laura Robinson, Wofford (Round 1, 2002) Kelly Wren, Murray St (Round 2, 2002) Cuyler Hedley, Murray St (Round 1, 2001) Maria Brostedt, South Alabama (Round 2, 2001) TOP INDIVIDUAL 2-ROUND TOTALS: 1. Brandy Andersen, W. Carolina (2002) 2. Cherry Bevis, W. Carolina (2000) 3. Ashley Leonard, E. Carolina (2000) 4. Brandy Andersen, W. Carolina (2003) Crystal Angela, W. Kentucky (2002) Laura Terebey, Radford (2002) Lynn Mantooth, Aust. Peay (2002) Cuyler Hedley, Murray St (2000) Stephanie George, Radford (2000) 10. Emily Shoplik, Xavier (2003) Johanna Lundberg, W. Carolina (2002) Line Cordes, W. Carolina (2001) Hannah Storey, Gardner-Webb (2000) 14. Lee-Anne Pace, Murray St (2003) Stephanie Matasek, Youngstown St (2001) 16. Cuyler Hedley, Murray St (2001) Katherine Neely, Lipscomb (2001) Megan Rees, Murray St (2000) 19. Ashley Hovda, W. Carolina (2003) Bianca Melone, W. Carolina (2003) Rebecca Twiner, W. Carolina (2003) 22. Laura Robinson, Wofford (2003) Brandy Stout, Tenn. Tech (2002) Line Cordes, W. Carolina (2002) Lynn Mantooth, Aust. Peay (2001) Maria Brostedt, South Alabama (2001) TOP TEAM SINGLE ROUNDS: 1. Western Carolina (Round 2, 2003) 2. Western Carolina (Round 1, 2002) Western Carolina (Round 2, 2002) 4. Murray State (Round 1, 2003) 5. Tennessee Tech (Round 1, 2000) 6. Murray State (Round 1, 2000) 7. East Carolina (Round 1, 2000) 8. Western Carolina (Round 1, 2003) Xavier (Round 2, 2003) Murray State (Round 1, 2002) Tennessee Tech (Round 2, 2000) 12. Murray State (Round 2, 2002) Murray State (Round 2, 2000) 14. Xavier (Round 1, 2003) 15. Elon (Round 2, 2000) 16. Elon (Round 1, 2002) Methodist (Round 2, 2002) Tennessee Tech (Round 2, 2002) East Tennessee State (Round 2, 2001) Elon (Round 2, 2001) 21. Elon (Round 1, 2003) 22. Murray State (Round 2, 2003) Austin Peay State (Round 1, 2001) Elon (Round 1, 2001) 25. East Tennessee State (Round 1, 2003) Appalachian State (Round 2, 2003) TOP TEAM 2-ROUND TOTALS: 1. Western Carolina (2002) 2. Western Carolina (2003) 3. Tennessee Tech (2000) 4. Murray State (2000) 5. Murray State (2003) Murray State (2002) 7. Xavier (2003) 8. Elon (2002) 9. East Tennessee State (2003) Elon (2000) 11. Methodist (2002) Elon (2001) 13. Coastal Carolina (2001) 14. East Tennessee State (2002) East Tennessee State (2001) 16. Elon (2003) Tennessee Tech (2002) East Carolina (2000) 19. Western Kentucky (2002) 20. Eastern Kentucky (2003) 21. Murray State (2001) 22. Appalachian State (2003) 23. Tennessee Tech (2003) Austin Peay State (2001) 25. Xavier (2002) 26. Gardner-Webb (2000) Wachovia - Great Smokies Intercollegiate... Page 13