New Mexico State Women s Golf

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1 New Mexico State Women s Golf Table of Contents Table of Contents...1 Quick Facts...1 General Info./Media Info Review Preview...3 Brittany Collins/Maggie Murphy...4 Buz Bowerman-Ritchie/Suteera (Pang) Chanachai...5 Georgina Dunn/Apinporn (Mint) Swaschuto...6 Gina Bortoletto/Ashley Elias...7 Head Coach Paul Brilliant...8 Assistant Coach Jackie Booth...9 All-Time Results...10 All-Time Results Results...12 Team Champions, Past Results...13 Individual Medalists...14 Tournament Winners...15 Honors & Awards...16 Aggie All-Americans...17 Letterwinners...18 Records...19 Aggies in the Pro s...20 Aggies in the Pro s...21 NMSU Golf Course & Facilities...22 NMSU Golf Course & Facilities...23 The University...24 Las Cruces...25 New Mexico...26 Coca-Cola Weight Center...27 Academic Success...28 NMSU Athletic Training...29 Aggie Life Skills...30 Administration...31 Compliance...32 Athletic Media Relations Staff Tyler Dunkel Assistant AD/Director of Athletc Media Relations tydunkel@nmsu.edu Home: (575) Office: (575) Cell: (575) Football, Equestrian Tiffany Franklin Assistant Director tfrank@nmsu.edu Office: (575) Cell: (575) Men s Basketball, Swimming & Diving Eddie Morelos Assistant Director emorelos@nmsu.edu Office: (575) Cell: (575) Baseball, Volleyball, Women s Golf Jason Clay Assistant Director jclay@nmsu.edu Office: (575) Cell: (575) Women s Basketball, Men s & Women s Tennis Katie Doherty Specialist dohertyk@nmsu.edu Office: (575) Cell: (719) Softball, Cross Country/Track & Field Mailing Address: Athletic Media Relations, New Mexico State University, MSC 3145, P.O. Box 30001, Las Cruces, N.M Aggie Women s Golf Quick Facts Location...Las Cruces, N.M. Enrollment...16,428 Founded Nickname...Aggies School Colors...Crimson & White Conference... Western Athletic Conference Affiliation... NCAA Division I Home Course...NMSU Golf Course Yardage/Par...6,319/72 Head Coach...Paul Brilliant Alma Mater...New Mexico State University Office Phone... (575) Interim President... Dr. Waded Cruzado Athletics Director... Dr. McKinley Boston Senior Woman Administrator... Maria Roth Faculty Representative...Dr. Jack Thomas team information Top-10 es in Top-5 es in Tournaments Won in none 2008 WAC... 2 nd Players Returning...6 Players Lost...2 Newcomers...2 All-Time Conference Titles...10 All-Time NCAA Regional Appearances...12 On The Cover: Front: seated - Assistant Coach Jackie Booth (left), Head Coach Paul Brilliant; standing (from left to right) - Gina Bortoletto, Mint Swaschuto, Georgina Dunn, Maggie Murphy, Buz Bowerman-Ritchie, Ashley Elias, Brittany Collins, Pang Chanachai Back: (w/clubs from left to right) Pang Chanachai, Ashley Elias, Brittany Collins Written and Designed by: Eddie Morelos Cover Design by: Eddie Morelos Photography: Eddie Morelos, NMSU Media Relations, Rebecca Craig, Anel Monge, the Western Athletic Conference Printing: Multi-Ad Editing by: Tyler Dunkel, Tiffany Franklin, Jason Clay, Katie Doherty, Staff

2 This is Aggie Women s Golf Year in Review The New Mexico State women s golf team was young but talented during The Aggies showed their potential coming in second place in the 2008 Western Athletic Conference Championships. The team finished the tournament firing a 48-over par 912 as a team over the three days, which was seven strokes back of Fresno State who overcame a seven-stroke deficit entering the final round to win the championships. NMSU 298 shot on Wednesday was its best round of the tournament Western Athletic Conference Championships Chanachai finished the championship with a 6-over par 222, two strokes back of Fresno State senior Laura Luethke shot a 1-over par 73 in the final round to win the individual medalist honors. Chanachai had her best round of the tournament in the final day, as she shot a 1- over par 73 Wednesday to move up one spot and finish alone in third place with a 7-over par 223 in the tournament. After the completion of the tournament, the WAC handed out the awards. Chanachai was selected to the First Team All-WAC to go along with her freshman of the year accolade Booth RE-Joins Aggies The season got off the a good start when head coach Paul Brilliant announced Tuesday, July 24 that NMSU hired former head coach and one of only three coaches to be named LPGA Coach of the Year twice, Jackie Booth as an assistant coach for the women s golf program. Booth, who was previously the University of New Mexico s women s golf head coach, bring plenty of experience as she led the Lobos to four consecutive Mountain West Conference women s golf championships from She was also named MWC Coach of the Year for three consecutive years, from La Quinta Mountain Shootout The New Mexico State women s golf team placed second while four players placed in the top-10 at the La Quinta Mountain Shootout in Flagstaff, Ariz. on Tuesday, September 18. Playing in the first tournament of the season, NMSU shot 106 pars as a team, to finish with a 56-over-par 632 and finish in second place; just one stroke behind host team Northern Arizona. Freshman Suterra Chanachai played great firing three birdies for the Aggies and placed second on the individual leader board. She fired a 12-over-par 156, while Northern Arizona s Sophia Choi finished five strokes ahead of her with a 7- over-par Jeannine McHandey/Audrey Moorehead Invitational The New Mexico State women s golf team moved up two spots on the leader board to finish ninth at the Jeannine McHandey/Audrey Moorehead Invitational with freshman Buz Bowerman-Ritchie leading the way in Lubbock, Texas, Tuesday, Oct. 9. Bowerman-Ritchie carded a 9-over-par 228, which included a 2-under-par 71 in the final round. She tied for ninth in the tournament also carding rounds of 83 and Price s Give Em Five Invitational The Aggies finished in a tie for 11th on the final day of the Price s Give Em Five Invitational at the NMSU Golf Course in Las Cruces, N.M., Wednesday, Oct. 17. The Aggies shot rounds of for a 70-over-par 934 to tie with South Alabama. Freshman Suteera Chanachai led the way for the Aggie as she tied for eighth with two other players. Chanachai brought in a 7-over-par 223 to come up with her second top-10 finish of the season Kent Youel Invitational Freshmen Suteera Chanachai finished in sixth place at the Kent Youel Invitational in Honolulu, Hawai i, Wednesday, Oct. 31. Chanachai shot rounds of for a 4-over-par 220 to place sixth. This was the third time in the fall season Chanachai finished in the top-10. The Aggies finished tied for 12th with Colorado out of 19 teams. NMSU fired 940 in three rounds of play to beat six other teams Qdoba Invitational NSMU was led by two freshmen this week, as the Aggies finished ninth with a three-day team total of 937 at the Qdoba Invitational in Miami Lakes, Fla., Tuesday, Feb. 19. Freshmen Suteera Chanachai and Mint Swaschuto both a 12-over-par 228 at finished in the top-20 as they tied for 18 th Kitahara Golf Classic Brittany Collins had a strong second day as the New Mexico State women s golf team finished 14 th at the Kitahara Golf Classic in Fresno, Calif., Tuesday, Feb. 26. Collins ended with a 4-over-par 76 in the final day of play at the par-72, 6,004 yard Copper River Country Club. She made 12 pars and a birdie in round two and had a two-day total of 11-over-par 155 to tie for 41 st UNLV Spring Invitational NMSU s Suteera Chanachai played well on the final day of the UNLV Spring Invitational to help her team to a 15th place finish in Boulder City, Nev., March 12. Chanachai fired a 2-under-par 70 in the last round of play that included birdies on holes 2, 5 and 16 with only one bogey. She finished the tournament with a 3-over-par 219 ( ) to place 24 th BYU-Dixie Classic NMSU jumped up one spot in the standings after the third and final round where the Aggies scored a 27-over par, 315, April 2 to finish in sixth place overall at the 22 nd annual BYU-Dixie Classic at the Entrada at Snow Canyon Course. Suteera Chanachai highlighted the tournament for the Aggies, as she finished in a tie for sixth place overall with her 8-over par, 224 in the three rounds. She was only nine shots back of Juli Erekson from BYU who took the individual crown with her 1- under par, 215. Chanachai carded a 4-over par, 76 in the final round Wednesday where she had four birdies Outlook This is the fourth year for the New Mexico State women s golf team will compete in the Western Athletic Conference, placing second in the 2008 WAC Championships. The Aggies will look to sophomore Suteera (Pang) Chanachai to lead them to a conference title. She was a first-team all-wac selection and the WAC Freshman of the year for her play during the season. NMSU will compete in four tournaments during the 2009 spring season to prepare for the 2009 WAC Championships, which will take place in Reno, Nev. April Along with Apinporn (Mint) Swaschuto, Brittany Collins, Georgina Dunn and Maggie Murphy returning from last year s team, NMSU added in newcomers Ashley Elias and Gina Bortoletto to the roster.

3 This is Aggie Women s Golf Team Roster Name Year Hometown Bortoletto, Gina Fr. The Woodlands, Texas Bowerman-Ritchie, Buz So. Oshawa, Ontario Chanachai, Suteera (Pang) So. Bangkok, Thailand Collins, Brittany Sr. Bluffton, S.C. Dunn, Georgina Jr. Northampton, England Elias, Ashley Fr. El Paso, Texas Murphy, Maggie Jr. Sioux Falls, S.D. Swaschuto, Apinporn (Mint) So. Bangkok, Thailand Schedule DATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION/RESULT Sept. 8-9 Ptarmigan Ram Classic Fort Collins, Colo./16 of 19 (912) Sept Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Albuquerque, N.M./14 of 16 (932) Oct. 6-8 Edean Ihanfeldt Invitational Snohomish, Wash./10 of 13 (953) Oct NMSU Price s Give Em Five Invitational Las Cruces, N.M./8 of 17 (921) Feb San Diego State Invitational San Diego, Calif. Feb Arizona Wildcat Invitational Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico March 2-3 Pepperdine Invitational TBA March Baylor Spring Invitational Waco, Texas March BYU-Dixie Classic St. George, Utah April Western Athletic Conference Championships Reno, Nevada Pictured: Pang Chanchai (left) and Brittany Collins (right) Set for play. From Left to Right: Maggie Murphy, Mint Swaschuto, Gina Bortoletto, Head Coach Paul Brilliant, Assistant Coach Jackie Booth, Georgina Dunn, Buz Bowerman-Ritchie, Brittany Collins, Pang Chanachai, Ashley Elias

4 Meet the Aggies BRITTANY COLLINS SENIOR Bluffton, S.C. Heritage Academy MAGGIE MURPHY JUNIOR Sioux Falls, S.D. O Gorman HS Junior: Collins played in all nine tournaments for the women s golf team in and averaged strokes per round. Her best finish came at the Western Athletic Conference Championships (4/21-23) when she finished third with a 7-over-par 223. Collins low round also came in the WAC Championships when she carded a 1-overpar 73 in round three to help lead NMSU to a second place finish. At the NAU/La Quinta Mountain Inn Shootout (9/16-18), she tied for seventh after she fired a 15-over-par 159. At the Qdoba Invitational (2/17-19) in Miami, Fla. Collins tied for 31st with a 16-over-par 232. Sophomore: Collins competed in four tournaments for the New Mexico State women s golf team in and averaged strokes per round. In 11 rounds of play, her low round was a 79 that came at the Kitahara Fresno State Invitational in Fresno, Calif. (2/26-27) She also competed in the Western Athletic Conference Championships where she placed 34th. High School: Collins attended Heritage Academy in Hilton Head Island, S.C. from She lettered in golf twice there. Personal: Brittany Renee Collins is the daughter of Ron and Colette Collins. She was born in Columbus, Ohio. Collins is majoring in hotel, restaurant, and tourism management. Sophomore: Murphy returns to the NMSU women s golf team for the season looking to lead the Aggies to a WAC Championship. She played in eight of the nine tournaments last season, while averaging strokes per round in 22 rounds of play. Her low round of 70 was recorded in the third round of the BYU/Dixie Classic (4/1-2). Her best finish came in the first tournament of the season, the NAU/La Quinta Mountain Inn Shootout (9/17-18), when she tied for seventh with a 15-over-par 159 to help the Aggies to a second-place finish. Murphy was also named a National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar. Even with the time she puts into golf, she has been able to maintain a 3.73 GPA. Red-Shirt Freshman: Murphy participated in all nine tournaments in She averaged strokes per round in her 26 rounds of play, and her low round was a 74, which came at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic in Norman, Okla. (4/8-9) Murphy s best finish came at the WAC Championships (4/23-25) where she tied for 26 th firing rounds of for a 21-over-par 237. At the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (10/17-18), she helped her team to a first-place finish while she carded a 19-over-par 235. Freshman: Murphy did not compete in due to a red shirt season. High School: Murphy played her prep golf at O Gorman High School in Sioux Falls, S.D. and led the Knights to a fourth-place finish at the state tournament in She was named all-state and All-Greater Dakota Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior. She played in the No. 1 varsity slot all four years of high school and was named all-city each of those seasons. She led the Knights to the conference title as a junior and the city championship as a senior. Personal: Murphy was born in Sioux Falls, S.D., and is the daughter of Dan and Jean Murphy. She was member of her high school honor roll and is a Crimson Scholar majoring in community health.

5 Meet the Aggies BUZ BOWERMAN-RITCHIE SOPHOMORE Oshawa, Ontario Bowmanville HS SUTEERA (PANG) CHANACHAI SOPHOMORE Bangkok, Thailand Demonstration Ramhumghang Freshman: Bowerman- Ritchie played in eight tournaments during the season and her best finish was a tie for fourth in the NAU/La Quinta Mountain Inn Shootout (9/16-18). In the 22 rounds she played, Bowerman-Ritchie averaged strokes per round. Her lowest round was a 71 in round three of the Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead Invitational (10/8-9). Bowerman-Ritchie earned her second consecutive top 10 finish of the year after she tied for ninth and carded a 9-over-par 228. High School: Bowerman-Ritchie ranked No. 1 in the Canadian Junior Golf Association in national merit points as she earned three wins and eight top-10 finishes. Bowerman-Ritchie played in the 2006 Callaway Junior World Championships at Torrey Pines and in the Coaches Tournament and Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. where she was the runner-up. Bowerman-Ritchie was a member of Team Canada in 2006 for the CJGA Euro Cup where she helped the team win all six of its matches. On the national level in Canada, Bowerman-Ritchie placed fourth at the Nike Golf Junior Championship and second at the CJGA Mizuno Eastern Canadian Championship. She also had a sixth-place finish at the Mizuno CJGA National Golf Championship at National Pines. In the province of Ontario, Bowerman-Ritchie s home province, she had six firstplace finishes, including a first-place medal at the CJGA Euro Cup Qualifier, the CJGA Junior Worlds Qualifier and the CJGA Team East Qualifier. In 2005, Bowerman-Ritchie placed second at the CJGA Worlds Qualifier, tied for second at the Ontario Junior Masters College Preview, first at the CJGA Canada Cup Qualifier and first at the CJGA Nike Junior Series, along with many other five other top-10 finishes. Personal: Lauren Buz Bowerman-Ritchie is the daughter of Ian and Robin Bowerman- Ritchie and was born in Oshawa, Ontario. She is undecided in a major. Freshman: Chanachai could arguably be the best freshman to play for NMSU. In her debut season, Chanachai earned WAC Freshman of the Year and first team All-WAC honors. As the Aggies top player in , Chanachai averaged strokes per round with her lowest round coming in the third round of the UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational (3/10-12), which was a 2-under-par 70. Chanachai had five top-10 finishes in nine tournaments played. She got off the a great start with a second place finish at the NAU/La Quinta Mountain Inn Shootout (9/16-18) where she brought in a 12-over-par 156. Chanachai earned her second top-10 finish when she tied for eighth at the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (10/15-17) with a 7-over-par 223. She then placed sixth at the Kent Youel Invitational (10/30-31) in Hawai i scoring a 4-over-par 220, which included an even par in round two. Chanachai tied for sixth at the BYU/Dixie Classic (4/1-2) with an 8- over-par 224, before rounding out the season with a second place finish at the WAC Women s Golf Championship (4/21-23). High School: Chanachai attended Demonstration Ramhumghang University in Bangkok, Thailand, however played golf as an amateur. In 2005, she won two tournaments and finished in the top five another time. Chanachai led her Thai team to wins at the 30 th Demonstration Sport at Khom Pang Sand and the 23 rd Sea Games in the Philippines in 2004 while also winning the individual medal at both tournaments. She also competed at both the 2005 Philippines Ladies Open, where she finished fifth, and at the 2005 Junior World Championships in San Diego, Calif. with an eighth-place showing. In 2004, Chanachai won the individual title at the Mercedes Junior Championship and finished 12th at the 2004 Junior World Championships. In 2003, she won the Pharmaton Malaysia Ladies Open and was a member of the Thai National Team that won the 2002 and 2003 Queen Sirikit Club in Malaysia and South Korea. A year earlier, Chanachai finished 13 th at the Thailand Ladies Amateur Open and fifth at the 26 th Kosaido Thailand Open in Bangkok. Personal: Suteera Chanachai is the daughter of Chartchay and Paphavee Chanachai. She is undecided in a major.

6 Meet the Aggies GEORGINA DUNN SOPHOMORE Northampton, England The King s School Peterborough APINPORN (MINT) SWASCHUTO SOPHOMORE Bangkok, Thailand St. Hilda s HS Red-Shirt Freshman: Dunn played in four tournaments for the Aggies in 2008 and averaged strokes per round. Her low round was a 75 in round three of the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (10/15-17) in Las Cruces, N.M. Dunn played 12 rounds of golf, while her best finish was a tie for 31 st at the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate. Freshman: Dunn did not compete in any tournaments in High School: Dunn attended the King s School in Peterborough, England. Personal: Georgina Elizabeth Dunn was born in Northhampton, England and is the daughter of Edward and Carol Dunn. She is undecided in a major. Red-Shirt Freshman: Swaschuto played in all nine tournaments for the Aggies in She averaged strokes per round. She had one top-20 finish, which was a tie for 18th at the Qdoba Invitational (2/16-18) in Miami, Fla. There Swaschuto fired rounds of for a 12-over-par 228, with the second round 72, which was her only even/under par round of the season. In the Western Athletic Conference Championships (4/21-23), she helped the team to a second place finish with a 24-over-par 240. Swaschuto tied for 28th in the conference tournament. Freshman: Swaschuto did not compete in High School: Although Swaschuto is originally from Thailand, she went to high school at St. Hilda s High School in Gold Coast, Australia where she was captain of the golf team from During the 2003 season, her team took first in the regional tournament and in the state tournament from Swaschuto broke a course record in 2005 at the Bribie Island Junior Classic when she shot a 4-under-par. She was also part of the 2005 Queensland State team that competed in the National Championship and placed first. That same year her team participated in the Queensland Secondary School Golf State Championship and took first there. At the QDL Open Junior Championship she was the runner-up and she placed 10th at the Thailand Ladies Amateur Open. In 2004, her team won the Intercollegiate Team Golf Championship, while she was the winner of the Titleist Winter Classic and the runner-up at the Junior State Championship. Swaschuto was named G.N.G.F. Junior Golfer of the Year in 2003, after she did well in events like the Women s Golf Gold Coast. She won the Junior Summer Championship in 2002, the Junior Girls Ranking Final in 2001 and the Renay Appleby Day in Personal: Apinporn Swaschuto is the daughter of Apinsak and Sathan Swaschuto. She was born in Bangkok, Thailand, and is majoring in sports marketing & management. Her father, Apinsak, was a former professional tennis player.

7 Meet the Aggies GINA BORTOLETTO FRESHMAN The Woolands, Texas The Woodlands HS ASHLEY ELIAS FRESHMAN El Paso, Texas Coronado HS High School: Gina Bortoletto is one of two freshmen playing for the Aggies during the season. Bortoletto was part of a team that won the district and regional championships from at The Woodlands High School. She was also the individual district runner-up in 2007 and won the district medal in Bortoletto earned all-metro honors in Houston, Texas for the season and was also the regional runner-up that year. Personal: Gina Serena Bortoletto is the daughter of John and Peggy Bortoletto and is majoring in biology. High School: Elias was one of two great recruits added to the roster for the season. She comes to NMSU after four alldistrict and four all-city selections, district player of the year as a junior and winning the 1-5A District Title three times while playing at Coronado High School in El Paso. Elias also earned all-region honors her junior and senior years. Personal: Ashley Nicole Elias is the daughter of Charlie and Kim Elias. She is majoring in education and community development.

8 Coaching Staff PAUL BRILLIANT HEAD COACH 15 TH SEASON ALMA MATER - NEW MEXICO STATE Brilliant was inducted into the NMSU Sports Hall of Fame in 1999 and He was also a PGA Lifetime Achievment Award recipient in Paul Brilliant returns for his 15 th year of coaching the New Mexico State University women s golf team after placing second in the 2008 Western Athletic Conference Championships last season. Brilliant returns all five players from that team, including second and third place finishers Suteera (Pang) Chanachai and Brittany Collins. Brilliant helped improve the skills of Chanachai, who was named 2008 WAC Freshman of the Year and earned first team All-WAC honors. The names were new to Aggie fans last season, but after a year of experience, Chanachai and Collins along with Buz Bowerman-Ritchie and Apinporn (Mint) Swaschuto should push for their first WAC title. Brilliant also brought in a pair of newcomers to the team in freshmen Ashley Elias and Gina Bortoletto. Under Brilliant, Chanachai was the team leader during the 2007 fall season, averaging 75 strokes per round. Brilliant guided Chanachai to a fourth place finish at the 2007 Price s Give Em Five Invitational (10/15-17). Freshman Ashley Elias has already made some strides under Brilliant as she had the second lowest average at strokes per round in 12 rounds of play in the fall. Brilliant returned as the head coach of the women s golf team July 14, 2006 in effort to bolster the women s golf program. Brilliant served as New Mexico State s first women s golf coach from and replaces Joann Cox, who retired, on June 30, Despite a 14-year hiatus from the collegiate game, Brilliant continues to coach and mentor young golfers. During Brilliant s second season, he looked to build his team around young talented players after losing two-time All-WAC selection and 2004 Sun Belt Champion Lehua Wise (Lihue, Kauai, Hawai i) and 2007 second team All-WAC selection and 2004 All-Sun Belt selection Inah Park (Richamond, B.C.). Wise and Park were the top-two finishers for the Aggies in every tournament in the season, while Wise won the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate in Las Cruces. Brilliant s team came together win the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate at the NMSU Golf Course. The Aggies started the final day of play in second place, just two strokes behind Missouri. The Aggies carded a 26-over-par 890 and finished six strokes ahead of Baylor, which finished in second. Brilliant coached former Aggie and current professional golfers Alena Sharp, Kelly Cavanaugh and Rachel Bailey when they joined the professional ranks. In Sharp s first season as an exempt player on the LPGA Tour, she competed in 13 tournaments and earned $52,452 in career winnings. At the time, she ranked eighth on tour in driving distance (269.3) and was tied for 20 th in green in regulation (1.78). Bailey, who graduated from New Mexico State in 2003 with a degree in marketing, has been a member of the Duramed FURTURES TOUR for four seasons. She recorded her best career finish with a tie for third at the 2006 Louisiana FUTURES Classic in Lafayette, La. Bailey was one of nine players who competed on the Golf Channel s reality show Big Break VI. Cavanaugh, who joined the professional ranks in 2003, has been a member of the Duramed FUTURES TOUR for two seasons. This year Cavanaugh has played in 10 events while making five cuts. A 1999 and 2005 inductee of the New Mexico State Sports Hall of Fame, Brilliant was also inducted into the National Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame in Two years later, Brilliant was elected a lifetime member of the National Golf Coaches Association and in 2003 he was the recipient of the PGA Lifetime Achievement Award (Sun Country Section). During his decade as head coach, Brilliant was responsible for building the New Mexico State women s golf team into one of the premiere collegiate programs in the country. A four-time High Country Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Brilliant led the Roadrunners to a trio of High Country Athletic Conference titles and three trips to the NCAA Championships (1988, 1989, 1991). Under Brilliant s guidance, the Roadrunners garnered three All-America honors and 19 all-conference accolades. After finishing third or better in the first three High Country Athletic Conference Championships, Brilliant and the Roadrunners broke through with the team s first-ever win at the 1986 High Country Athletic Conference Championships in Provo, Utah. The conference title was also the first for a NMSU s women s sports programs. The Roadrunners second win came the next year as NMSU took home the title at the Lady Ram Invitational in Fort Collins, Colo. Brilliant continued to elevate the Roadrunners level of play as NMSU posted five top-three finishes during the season, including a win at the Susie M. Berning Invitational in Norman, Okla. NMSU also made history that season as the team hosted and advanced to its first NCAA Championships in school history. A year later, Brilliant and the Roadrunners recorded another first in program history as NMSU posted two wins in a season. After winning the Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational to begin the season, NMSU took home its second High Country Athletic Conference title before advancing to the 1989 NCAA Championships in Palo Alto, Calif. The following fall, Brilliant s Roadrunners became the only NMSU sports program in school history to be ranked No. 1 in the nation. In , the Roadrunners moved into the Big West Conference and quickly made a name for themselves as NMSU won back-to-back tournaments to open the season and had three players named first team All-Big West. The Roadrunners finished second at their first Big West Conference Championships and advanced to the NCAA Championships for the third time to four years. In his last season at NMSU during his first stint, Brilliant led the Roadrunners to four top-5 finishes and four all-conference selections, including Tina Drabble, who was a first team pick for the second straight year. Brilliant also has connections with 2000 NMSU graduate and former player, Gwladys Nocera who was on top of the 2006 money list of the Ladies European Tour. Brilliant has spent the last two years working as the short game coach for former Aggie and 2002 PGA Champion Rich Beem.

9 Coaching Staff JACKIE BOOTH ASSISTANT COACH 17 TH SEASON ALMA MATER - BYU Booth is now in her second season of her second stint with NMSU. She was previously the University of New Mexico s women s golf head coach and brings plenty of experience as she led the Lobos to four consecutive Mountain West Conference women s golf championships from She was also named MWC Coach of the Year for three consecutive years, from Booth assists head coach Paul Brilliant with recruiting and everyday team operations such a practice and travel. Booth is the only other coach to be named LPGA Coach of the Year twice, earning the award in 1998 and 2002, besides Jackie Steinmann from UCLA and Linda Vollstedt of Arizona State University. Booth was also inducted into the New Mexico State Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005, into the Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame in 2005 and the Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame in She was formerly the head coach for the NMSU women s golf team from and led her team to the NCAA tournament in 1996 and She was also named Big West Coach of the Year in 1995, 1996 and Before she became the head coach for NMSU, Booth was the assistant coach from and worked side-byside with Brilliant. During that time she helped Brilliant coach 10 players to All-High Country honors and 15 players to the Academic All-High Country team. Overall, Booth coached three All-Americans, over 20 all-conference selections and 36 academic all-conference selections at NMSU. Under Booth, players have earned National Golf Coaches Association Scholar Athlete honors 24 times and MWC Scholar-Athlete honors 34 times. She also coached the 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2007 MWC Freshman of the Year. In her 15 years as a head coach, student-athletes have earned All-American honors eight times, all-conference honors 47 times and all-scholar honors 60 times. Booth played collegiate golf for Brigham Young University, where she received a bachelor of arts in She grew up in Las Cruces and attended Las Cruces High School, where she was the first girl to letter in a boy s sport as she lettered on the high school boy s golf team. Booth s Coaching Highlights Led New Mexico to four consecutive Mountain West Conference Women s Golf Championships 2000, 2001, 2002, Named Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year three consecutive years 2001, 2002, players have earned All-MWC honors. Coached the 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2006 MWC Freshman of the Year. Players have earned NGCA Scholar Athlete honors 22 times and MWC Scholar-Athlete honors 31 times. Coached three NCAA All-Americans at UNM and Golfweek All-American Mikaela Backstedt. Coached the No. 1 sophomore in the Nation in 2003 (K. Downs). Served as Vice President of the National Golf Coaches Association for five years ( ) and 2002 National Coach of the Year. Four-time LPGA Central Section Coach of the Year , 1998, 2001, Inducted into the New Mexico State Athletics Hall of Fame in Inducted into the Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame in 1998 and in Big West Coach of the Year in 1995, 1996, 1997 while head coach at NMSU. Coached two All-WAC players and WAC Freshman of the Year. Led NMSU to NCAA tournament two consecutive seasons and Coached over 20 all-conference selections and 36 academic all-conference selections at NMSU. Players have earned All-American honors seven times, all-conference honors 46 times and allscholar honors 58 times.

10 All-Time Results Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 5 of 6 Lady Wildcat Invitational (Ogden, Utah) 4 of 5 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 21 of 21 Lady Cardinal Invitational (Beaumont, Texas) 10 of 10 Houston Baptist Invitational (Houston, Texas) 4 of 6 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 3 of 5 HCAC Championship (Albuquerque, N.M.) 3 of Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 6 of 11 Lady Wildcat Invitational (Ogden, Utah) 4 of 8 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 14 of 15 U.S. International Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 11 of 15 USC/UCLA Invitational (Palm Springs, Calif.) 9 of 14 Lady Aztec Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 8 of 12 Lady Cardinal Invitational (Beaumont, Texas) 8 of 13 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 7 of 12 Rayburn Country Invitational (San Rayburn Lake, Texas) 3 of 7 HCAC Championship (Albuquerque, N.M.) 3 of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 7 Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 7 of 11 Lady Wildcat Invitational (Ogden, Utah) 2 of 8 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) T11 of 18 U.S. International Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 11 of 15 USC/UCLA Invitational (Palm Springs, Calif.) 10 of 14 Lady Aztec Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 8 of 15 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) T13 of 16 Houston Baptist Invitational (Houston, Texas) 6 of 9 Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 13 of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 7 Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 6 of 13 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 18 of 21 Nancy Lopez Invitational (Tulsa, Okla.) 13 of 15 Lady Cardinal Invitational (Beaumont, Texas) 6 of 10 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 16 of 17 Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai i) 3 of 6 USC/UCLA Invitational (Palm Springs, Calif.) 9 of 11 Lady Aztec Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 10 of 14 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 10 of 18 HCAC Championship (Provo, Utah) of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 5 of 10 Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 5 of 13 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 18 of 21 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 9 of 14 Lady Cardinal Invitational (Village Mills, Texas) 4 of 11 USC/UCLA Invitational (Indio, Calif.) 6 of 11 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 8 of 14 Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai i) 6 of 11 Lady Ram Invitational (Fort Collins, Colo.) 1 of 5 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 13 of 17 HCAC Championships (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2 of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 9 of 18 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) T7 of 18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 3 of 12 Lady Cardinal Invitational (Wildwood, Texas) 3 of 11 UCLA Invitational (Los Angeles, Calif.) 12 of 15 Oklahoma State Invitational (Guadalajara, Mexico) 6 of 12 Yamaha Holiday Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) T8 of 12 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) T2 of 15 Susie M. Berning Invitational (Norman, Okla.) 1 of 12 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 5 of 14 HCAC Championships (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 5 NCAA Championships (Las Cruces, N.M.) 10 of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 9 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 9 of 18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 5 of 12 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) T14 of 21 UCLA Invitational (Los Angeles, Calif.) 10 of 18 Yamaha Holiday Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) 2 of 12 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 4 of 18 Jostens/Patty Sheehan Invitational (San Jose, Calif.) 11 of 15 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 8 of 16 HCAC Championships (Fort Collins, Colo.) 1 of 5 NCAA Championships (Palo Alto, Calif.) 15 of 17 Pictured below is the 1988 High Country Athletic Conference Champions was also the second consecutive season NMSU went to the NCAA Tournament Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 12 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 10 of 16 Edean Ihanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) T4 of 15 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 9 of 18 U.S. International Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 2 of 11 Yamaha Holiday Classic (Santee, Calif.) 7 of 11 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 10 of 18 LSU-Fairwood Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.) 7 of 13 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 13 of 18 HCAC Championships (Cheyenne, Wyo.) of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 12 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1 of 16 Buckeye Fall Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 7 of 19 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 8 of 18 Southern Methodist Golf Classic (Dallas, Texas) 4 of 7 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 6 of 17 San Jose State/Jostens Invitational (San Jose, Calif.) 9 of 15 Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai i) 6 of 18 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 11 of 17 Big West Championships (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 4 NCAA Championships (Columbus, Ohio) 11 of Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 3 of 18 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 3 of 18 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 18 of 18 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 16 of 18 Golf World Invitational (Hilton Head, S.C.) 12 of 12 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 10 of 19 Southern Methodist Golf Classic (Dallas, Texas) 7 of 12 San Jose State/Jostens Invitational (San Jose, Calif.) 4 of 11 Big West Championships (Long Beach, Calif.) 3 of Coach: Jackie Booth Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 14 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 10 of 18 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 4 of 15 UCLA Invitational (Temecula, Calif.) 9 of 18 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 9 of 18 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) T11 of 17 Georgia Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) 8 of 19 Big West Championships (Long Beach, Calif.) 2 of 4 NCAA West Regional (Tucson, Ariz.) 18 of Coach: Jackie Booth Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 4 of 16 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 11 of 18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 8 of 16 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 15 of 19 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) T12 of 18 Brigham Young Invitational (Provo, Utah) 3 of 19 Lady Sun Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) T12 of 17 Big West Championships (Long Beach, Calif.) 2 of 4 NCAA West Regional (Albuquerque, N.M.) T14 of Coach: Jackie Booth Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 17 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 7 of 18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 7 of 15 Spartan Invitational (Monterey, Calif.) 10 of 12 UCLA Invitational (Temecula, Calif.) 6 of 18 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) T9 of 19 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 9 of 15 Big West Championships (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 4 NCAA West Regional (Tucson, Ariz.) 17 of 20

11 All-Time Results Coach: Jackie Booth Rolex Preview (Palm Springs, Calif.) 15 of 19 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 4 of 18 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 4 of 16 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 9 of 17 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 12 of 21 LSU-Fairwood Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.) 11 of 18 Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 10 of 16 Liz Murphey Collegiate (Athens, Ga.) 6 of 22 Big West Championships (Long Beach, Calif.) 2 of 4 NCAA West Regional (Omaha, Neb.) 10 of 20 NCAA Championships (Palm Springs, Calif.) T15 of Coach: Jackie Booth Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 8 of 18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Redmond, Wash.) 3 of 12 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 7 of 15 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 19 SMU/OSU Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.) 11 of 18 Pioneer Electric Classic (Menefee, Calif.) 12 of 18 Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 6 of 16 Liz Murphey Collegiate (Athens, Ga.) 6 of 19 Big West Championships (Moscow, Idaho) 1 of 5 NCAA West Regional (Tucson, Ariz.) 4 of 20 NCAA Championships (Columbus, Ohio) 15 of Coach: Joann Cox Topy Cup (Tanagura, Japan) 6 of 6 Edean Ihlanfeldt Classic (Redmond, Wash.) 8 of 15 Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) T7 of 17 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 19 Regional Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.) 11 of 18 UCLA Bruin Classic (Temecula, Calif.) 8 of 18 Bryan National Collegiate (Browns Summit, N.C.) 6 of 15 Liz Murphey Collegiate (Athens, Ga.) T3 of 17 Big West Championships (Lewisville, Texas) 1 of 6 NCAA West Regional (Palo Alto, Calif.) T7 of 20 NCAA Championships (Madison, Wisc.) 17 of Coach: Joann Cox Coach: Joann Cox NCAA Fall Preview (Sun River, Ore.) T10 of 21 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 4 of 18 Stanford Intercollegiate (Stanford, Calif.) 4 of 18 Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 21 TRW Regional Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.) 7 of 18 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 5 of 18 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic (Austin, Texas) 4 of 13 PING Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 8 of 15 Big West Championships (El Dorado Hills, Calif.) 1 of 6 NCAA West Regional (Tempe, Ariz.) 13 of 24 NCAA Championships (Crosswater, Ore.) T11 of Coach: Joann Cox NCAA Fall Preview (Howey In the Hills, Fla.) 7 of 21 Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate (Gettysvue, Tenn.) 10 of 15 Stanford Intercollegiate (Stanford, Calif.) 5 of 18 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 18 TRW Regional Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.) 2 of 18 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 5 of 16 Spartan Invitational (Monterrey, Calif.) of 16 PING ASU Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 7 of 15 Sun Belt Conference Championships (Roanoke, Texas) 1 of 9 NCAA Central Regional (West Lafayette, Ind.) T4 of 21 NCAA Championships (DeLand, Fla.) 11 of Coach: Joann Cox Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2 of 18 NCAA Fall Preview (Auburn, Wash.) 15 of 24 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) 4 of 14 Stanford Women s Intercollegiate (Stanford, Calif.) 11 of 17 TRW Regional Classic (Palos Verdes, Calif.) 13 of 18 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) T10 of 21 PING ASU Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 15 of 16 Sun Belt Championships (Niceville, Fla.) 1 of 10 NCAA West Regional Championships (Stanford, Calif.) 11 of Coach: Joann Cox Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) T5 of 19 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2 of 20 Chip-N-Club Invitational (Lincoln, Neb.) 1 of 15 Pepsi/Stanford Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 10 of 17 Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) 7 of 17 Kent Youel Invitational (Oahu, Hawai i) 7 of 17 Stanford Pepsi Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) T9 of 19 Wildcat Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 10 of 18 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1 of 18 Lady Gamecock Invitational (Columbia, S.C.) 9 of 15 SMU/OSU Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.) T3 of 13 Pioneer Electronic Bruin Classic (Santa Clarita, Calif.) 8 of 20 Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 9 of 16 PING ASU Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 8 of 16 Bryan National Collegiate (Browns Summit, N.C.) 7 of 12 Sun Belt Championships (Niceville, Fla.) 1 of 10 PING Arizona State Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) T8 of 17 NCAA West Regional Championships (Tempe, Ariz.) 15 of 21 Big West Championships (Meridian, Idaho) 1 of 6 NCAA West Regional (Houston, Texas) 8 of 20 NCAA Championships (Tulsa, Okla.) 19 of Coach: Joann Cox Dick McGuire Invitational (Albuquerque, N.M.) T7 of 17 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) 8 of 16 Pepsi/Stanford Intercollegiate (Stanford, Calif.) 18 of 18 Bay Area Classic (San Jose, Calif.) 2 of 14 Arizona Wildcat Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 10 of 14 Baylor-Tapatio Spring Shootout (Boerne, Texas) 7 of 21 PING ASU Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 12 of 19 Sun Belt Championships (Niceville, Fla.) 2 of 10 NCAA West Regional Championships (Stanford, Calif.) 19 of Coach: Joann Cox Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Inv. (Albuquerque, N.M.) T11 Jeannine McHaney Inv. (Lubbock, Texas) 14 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) 4 Stanford Women s Intercollegiate (Palo Alto, Calif.) 17 Las Vegas Founders Showdown (Las Vegas, Nev.) 15 Arizona Wildcat Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 9 Spartan Invitational (Salinas, Calif.) T6 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Inv. (Austin, Texas) 10 PING ASU Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 14 Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Port St. Lucie, Fla.) Coach: Joann Cox Badger Invitational (Madison, Wisc.) 4 Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Inv. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 12 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Invitational (Boulder, Colo.) 4 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) T2 Kent Youel Invitational (Oahu, Hawai i) 7 Wildcat Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.) 16 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.) 3 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, Texas) 12 Women s Duck Invitational (Creswell, Ore.) 9 BYU/Dixie Classic (St. George, Utah) 6 WAC Championships (San Jose, Calif.) 2 NCAA West Regional Tournament (Auburn, Wash.) Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Inv. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 4 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Invitational (Boulder, Colo.) 7 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) Kent Youel Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai i) T7 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.) T Spartan Invitational (San Jose, Calif.) UNLV Spring Invitational (Boulder City, Nev.) Susie Maxwell Berning Classic (Norman, Okla.) 13 WAC Championships (Las Cruces, N.M.) La Quinta Mountain Shootout (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 2 of 8 Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead Inv. (Lubbock, Texas) 9 of 14 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate (Las Cruces, N.M.) T11 of 16 Kent Youel Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai i) T12 of 19 Qdoba Invitational (Miami, Fla.) 9 of 12 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.) 14 of 16 UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational (Boulder City, Nev.) 15 of 18 BYU Dixie Classic (Provo, Utah) 6 of 12 WAC Championships (Fresno, Calif.) 2 of 7 Suteera Pang Chanachai (center) and Brittany Collins (right) were 2 nd and 3 rd place finishers at the 2008 WAC Championships in Fresno, Calif. 11

12 Results TEAM RESULTS Date Tournament Site R1 R2 R3 Total Place Top er Sept La Quinta Mtn. Shootout Flagstaff, Ariz of 8 Suteera Chanachai Oct. 8-9 Jeannie McHaney/Audrey Morehead Lubbock, Texas of 14 Buz Bowerman-Ritchie Oct Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M T11 of 16 Suteera Chanachai Oct Kent Youel Invitational Honolulu, Hawai i T12 of 19 Suteera Chanachai Feb Qdoba Invitational Miami, Fla of 12 Suteera Chanachai/ Mint Swaschuto Feb Kitahara Fresno State Invitational Fresno, Calif of 16 Brittany Collins/ Suteera Chanachai March UNLV Spring Invitational Boulder City, Nev of 18 Suteera Chanachai April 1-2 BYU-Dixie Classic St. George, Utah of 13 Suteera Chanachai April WAC Championships Fresno, Calif of 7 Suteera Chanachai Pang Chanachai Round Average: Low Round: 70 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total La Quinta Mt. Shootout Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead T31 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T8 Kent Youel Invitational Qdoba Invitational T18 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational T41 UNLV Spring Invitational BYU-Dixie Classic T6 WAC Championships Buz Bowerman-Ritchie Round Average: Low Round: 71 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total La Quinta Mt. Shootout T4 Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead T9 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T67 Kent Youel Invitational Kitahara Fresno State Invitational T46 UNLV Spring Invitational BYU-Dixie Classic T39 WAC Championships Brittany Collins Round Average: Low Round: 73 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total La Quinta Mt. Shootout T7 Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T58 Kent Youel Invitational T71 Qdoba Invitational T31 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational T41 UNLV Spring Invitational DNF - DNF BYU-Dixie Classic WAC Championships Mint Swaschuto Round Average: Low Round: 72 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total La Quinta Mt. Shootout T38 Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead T45 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T67 Kent Youel Invitational T65 Qdoba Invitational T18 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational T79 UNLV Spring Invitational T68 BYU-Dixie Classic WAC Championships T28 Maggie Murphy Round Average: Low Round: 70 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total La Quinta Mt. Shootout T7 Jeannine McHaney/Audrey Morehead Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T67 Kent Youel Invitational T54 Qdoba Invitational T60 Kitahara Fresno State Invitational BYU-Dixie Classic T18 WAC Championships No. of Tournaments: Nine Round Average: No. of Rounds: 25 Pang Chanachai averaged strokes per round, which was tops for NMSU during the season. Georgina Dunn Round Average: Low Round: 75 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate T31 Qdoba Invitational UNLV Spring Invitational BYU-Dixie Classic Courtney Chamberlin Round Average: Low Round: 83 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Marlene Rosset Round Average: Low Round: 82 Tournament R1 R2 R3 Total Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate

13 Team Champions, Past Results Date Tourney Site Teams Score Sept. 5-7, 1985 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M May 1-3, 1986 High Country Athletic Conference Championships Provo, Utah April 7-9, 1987 Lady Ram Invitational Fort Collins, Colo April 3-5, 1988 Susie M. Berning Invitational Norman, Okla Sept. 9-11, 1988 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M April 27-29, 1989 High Country Athletic Conference Championships Fort Collins, Colo Sept , 1989 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M April 26-28, 1990 High Country Athletic Conference Championships Cheyenne, Wyo Sept , 1990 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M Sept , 1990 Dick McGuire Invitational Albuquerque, N.M April 21-22, 1997 Big West Conference Championships Moscow, Idaho Nov. 2-4, 1997 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M April 20-21, 1998 Big West Conference Championships Lewisville, Texas Sept , 1998 Chip-N-Club Invitational Lincoln, Neb Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 1998 Diet Coke Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M April 19-20, 1999 Big West Conference Championships Meridian, Idaho April 24-25, 2000 Big West Conference Championships Eldorado Hills, Calif Oct , 2000 Price s Give em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M March 5-7, 2001 Spartan Invitational Monterey, Calif April 23-24, 2001 Sun Belt Conference Championships Roanoke, Texas April 22-24, 2002 Sun Belt Conference Championships Niceville, Fla April 21-23, 2003 Sun Belt Conference Championships Niceville, Fla Oct , 2006 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M NMSU At the NCAA Championships Year Team Individual Location 2002 No Team Alena Sharp (t22) Auburn, Wash Ursula Tuutti (t6) Howey In The Hills, Fla t11-24 Alena Sharp (t13) Crosswater, Ore of 19 Gwladys Nocera (t29) Tulsa, Okla of 19 A.J. Eathorne (t12) Madison, Wis of 18 A.J. Eathorne (t11) Columbus, Ohio 1996 t-15 of 18 Sarah Comstock (t36) LaQuinta, Calif of 17 Jane Egan (t11) Columbus, Ohio 1990 No Team Jane Egan (t57) Hilton Head, S.C of 17 Cece Studer (t37) Stanford, Calif of 17 Jacque Vigil (t4) Las Cruces, N.M High Country Athletic Conference Champions (Above) NMSU At The NCAA West Regionals Year Team Individual Location 2007 No Team Lehua Wise (t17) St. George, Utah of 21 Inah Park (t59) Auburn, Wash of 20 Lehua Wise (t51) Stanford, Calif of 21 Alena Sharp (t8) Tempe, Ariz of 25 Alena Sharp (t5) Stanford, Calif of 20 Gwladys Nocera (t15) Tempe, Ariz of 20 Gwladys Nocera (t10) Houston, Texas 1998 t7 of 20 A.J. Eathorne (t4) Stanford, Calif of 20 A.J. Eathorne (t5) Tucson, Ariz of 20 Amy Widdows (26) Omaha, Neb of 20 Sonya Perales (t48) Tucson, Ariz t-14 of 19 Julie Jesswen (t37) Albuquerque, N.M of 18 Tina Drabble (55) Tucson, Ariz. NMSU At The NCAA Central Regionals Year Team Individual Location 2001 t-4 of 21 Ursula Tuutti (t13) West Lafayette, Ind High Country Athletic Conference Champions (Above) 1990 High Country Athletic Conference Champions (Below) NMSU At The Big West Championships Year Team Individual Location of 6 Alena Sharp (1) Eldorado Hills, Calif of 6 Sasha Medina (1) Meridian, Idaho of 6 A.J. Eathorne (1) Lewisville, Texas of 5 A.J. Eathorne (1) Moscow, Idaho of 4 A.J. Eathorne (2) Long Beach, Calif of 4 Sarah Comstock (4) Las Cruces, N.M of 4 Sonya Perales (t5) San Jose, Calif of 4 Julie Colville (t4) Waianae, Hawaii of 4 Tina Drabble (t6) Long Beach, Calif of 4 Tina Drabble (3) Las Cruces, N.M. NMSU At The Sun Belt Championships Year Team Individual Location of 10 Lehua Wise (1) Niceville, Fla of 10 Alena Sharp (1) Niceville, Fla of 10 Rachel Bailey (1) Niceville, Fla of 9 Alena Sharp (1) Roanoke, Texas NMSU At The WAC Championships Year Team Individual Location of 7 Lehua Wise (6) San Jose, Calif of 7 Inah Park (T12) Las Cruces, N.M of 7 Suteera Chanachai (2) Fresno, Calif. 13

14 Individual Medalists Player Tournament Site Dates Score Janice Littlefield Hgh Country Championships Las Cruces, N.M. May 2-4, (E) Beth Brown Lady Ram Invitational Fort Collins, Colo. Apr. 7-9, (+12) Robin Crowther High Country Championships Las Cruces, N.M. Apr , (-4) Lori Poling Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sep. 9-11, (+2) Lori Poling High Country Championships Fort Collins, Colo. Apr , (+6) Lori Poling Chris Johnson Invitational Tucson, Ariz. Feb , (0) Jane Egan Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sep , (-1) A.J. Nealy U.S. International Invitational San Diego, Calif. Nov , (+6) Jane Egan High Country Championships Cheyenne, Wyo. Apr , (+25) Jane Egan Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sep , (+9) Jane Egan Southern Methodist Classic Dallas, Texas Nov , (+7) Tina Drabble Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sep , (+12) Sarah Comstock Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Oct , (+6) A.J. Eathorne Big West Championships Moscow, Idaho Apr , (+3) A.J. Eathorne Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Nov. 2-4, (-2) A.J. Eathorne Big West Championships Lewisville, Texas Apr , (0) Sasha Medina Chip-N-Club Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Sep , (-1) Sasha Medina Big West Championships Meridian, Idaho Apr , (-6) Sasha Medina Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic Austin, Texas Mar , (+7) Alena Sharp Big West Championships Eldorado Hills, CA Apr , (+6) Alena Sharp Sun Belt Conference Championship Roanoke, Texas Apr , (+3) Sasha Medina Price s Give em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, NM Oct , (-1) Rachel Bailey Sun Belt Conference Championships Niceville, Fla. April 22-24, (0) Alena Sharp Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M. Oct. 7-9, (-3) Alena Sharp Sun Belt Conference Championship Niceville, Fla. Apr , (E) Lehua Wise Sun Belt Conference Championship Niceville, Fla. Apr , (+6) Lehua Wise Price s Give Em Five Int. Las Cruces, N.M. Oct , (2) Janice Littlefield High Country Championships Las Cruces, N.M. May 2-4, 1985 Robin Crowther High Country Championships Las Cruces, N.M. Apr , 1988 Beth Brown Lady Ram Invitational Fort Collins, Colo. Apr. 7-9, 1987 Lori Poling Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sept. 9-11, 1988 High Country Championships Fort Collins, Colo. Apr , 1989 Chris Johnson Invitational Tucson, Ariz. Feb , 1989 Jane Egan Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sept , 1989 High Country Championships Cheyenne, Wyo. April 26-28, 1990 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sept , Southern Methodist Classic Dallas, Texas Nov , 1990

15 Tournament Winners Did You Know... Janice Littlefield was the first Aggie to win a tournament, when she was the individual medalist at the High Country Championships in Las Cruces, May 4, Tina Drabble Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Sept , 1992 A.J. Nealy U.S. International Invitational San Diego, Calif. Nov , 1989 Former Aggies Jane Egan, Sasha Medina and Alena Sharp are the only players to win at least four tournaments in their collegiate career. Former Aggie Lehua Wise is the last player to win a tournament. She won the Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate in Las Cruces, N.M., Oct. 18, Sarah Comstock Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Oct , 1996 Rachel Bailey Sun Belt Conference Championships Niceville, Fla. April 22-24, 2002 Did You Know of 13 Individual Medal Winners won at least one tournament in Las Cruces, N.M. Alena Sharp Big West Championships Eldorado Hills, CA April 24-25, 2000 Of 27 individual medals won, 12 of them were won at a conference championship. A.J. Eathorne Big West Championships Moscow, Idaho April 21-22, 1997 Sun Belt Conference Championship Roanoke, Texas April 23-24, 2001 Diet Coke-Roadrunner Invitational Las Cruces, N.M. Nov. 2-4, 1997 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M. Oct. 7-9, 2002 Big West Championships Lewisville, Texas April 20-21, 1998 Sun Belt Conference Championship Niceville, Fla. April 21-23, 2003 Sasha Medina Chip-N-Club Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Sept , 1998 Big West Championships Meridian, Idaho April 19-20, 1999 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic Austin, Texas March 17-18, 2000 Lehua Wise Sun Belt Conference Championship Niceville, Fla. April 19-21, 2004 Price s Give em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, NM Oct , 2001 Price s Give Em Five Intercollegiate Las Cruces, N.M. Oct ,

16 Honors & Awards Lehua Wise st Team All-Sun Belt & Sun Belt Tournament Medal Winner Inah Park st Team All-Sun Belt 16 ALL-AMERICA 1989: Lori Poling (2nd team) 1990: Jane Egan (hm) 1991: Jane Egan (1 st team) 1997: A.J. Eathorne (1 st team) 1998: A.J. Eathorne (1 st team) 2000: Gwladys Nocera (hm) Alena Sharp (hm) 2002: Alena Sharp (hm) Sasha Medina(hm) Ursula Tuutti (hm) NGCA COACH OF THE YEAR 2000: Joann Cox NATIONAL HONORS NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR (NEW MEXICO) 1998: A.J. Eathorne 1999: Rachel Duncan ALL-REGION 1999: Gwladys Nocera GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 1990: Kate Babbitt (2nd Team) VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2002: Alena Sharp (3rd Team) 2003: Alena Sharp (1st Team) NGCA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2004: Alexandra Lee 2004: Devon Newell 2005: Alexandra Lee 2005: Devon Newell 2005: Inah Park 2006: Alexandra Lee 2006: Devon Newell 2006: Inah Park NGCA WEST DISTRICT FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2000: Alena Sharp NGCA ALL-SCHOLAR 1986: Anita Sarwinski 1987: Lori Poling 1988: Lori Poling 1989: Lori Poling 1991: Tina Drabble 1993: Lara White 1994: Lara White 1995: Molly Jacobson 1996: Molly Jacobson 1997: A.J. Eathorne 1998: Kate Dunn A.J. Eathorne 1999: Kate Dunn 2000: Kate Dunn 2001: Alena Sharp 2003: Alana Sharp 2004: Alexandra Lee 2004: Devon Newell 2008: Maggie Murphy HIGH COUNTRY HONORS ALL-HIGH COUNTRY 1985: Ann Coombes Janice Littlefield 1986: Monica Campos Janice Littlefield 1987: Lori Poling 1988: Robin Crowther Lori Poling Cece Studer 1989: A.J. Nealy Lori Poling 1990: Tina Drabble Jane Egan A.J. Nealy HIGH COUNTRY COACH OF THE YEAR 1983: Paul Brilliant 1986: Paul Brilliant 1989: Paul Brilliant 1990: Paul Brilliant ACADEMIC ALL-HIGH COUNTRY 1983: Janice Littlefield Anita Sarwinski 1984: Monica Campos Janice Littlefield Kelle Mobley Anita Sarwinski 1985: Jayne Chalmers Lotta Johansson Jannice Littlefield Kelle Mobley Anita Sarwinski 1986: Jayne Chalmers Lotta Johansson Janice Littlefield Kelle Mobley Lori Poling Anita Sarwinski 1987: Beth Brown Kelle Mobley Lori Poling Cece Studer 1988: Kate Babbit Beth Brown Lori Poling 1989: Kate Babbitt A.J. Nealy Lori Poling 1990: Kate Babbitt Tina Drabble A.J. Nealy Lara White BIG WEST HONORS COACH OF THE YEAR 1995: Jackie Booth 1996: Jackie Booth (co coach of the year) 1997: Jackie Booth 1998: Joann Cox 1999: Joann Cox 2000: Joann Cox BIG WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1997: A.J. Eathorne 1998: A.J. Eathorne 1 ST TEAM ALL-BIG WEST 1991: Tina Drabble Jane Egan Shelly Hansen 1992: Tina Drabble 1993: Tina Drabble 1994: Julie Colville 1995: Sarah Comstock Amy Widdows 1996: Sarah Comstock A.J. Eathorne 1997: Sarah Comstock Rachel Duncan Kate Dunn A.J. Eathorne 1998: Rachel Duncan Kate Dunn A.J. Eathorne Sasha Medina 1999: Rachel Duncan Kate Dunn Sasha Medina Gwladys Nocera 2000: Sasha Medina Gwladys Nocera Alena Sharp 2 ND TEAM ALL-BIG WEST 1992: Julie Jesswein Ginger Lowe Jodi Zwemke 1996: Molly Jacobson Sonya Perales 1998: Amy Widdows 1999: Alison Smith 2000: Kate Dunn Rachel Bailey ALL-TOURNAMENT 1993: Julie Colville BIG WEST SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1991: A.J. Nealy ACADEMIC ALL-BIG WEST 1994: Lara White 1995: Molly Jacobson 1996: A.J. Eathorne Molly Jacobson 1997: A.J. Eathorne 1998: Rachel Duncan Kate Dunn A.J. Eathorne 1999: Rachel Duncan Kate Dunn Jennifer Jones 2000: Jennifer Jones Kate Dunn 1 ST TEAM ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE 2001: Alena Sharp Ursula Tuutti Sasha Medina Rachel Bailey 2002: Rachel Bailey Alena Sharp Kelly Cavanaugh 2003: Rachel Bailey Alena Sharp Kelly Cavanaugh Danielle Roseberry 2004: Alexandra Lee Inah Park Lehua Wise SUN BELT CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR 2001: Joann Cox 2002: Joann Cox 2003: Joann Cox SUN BELT CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2001: Sasha Medina VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2002: Alena Sharp (3rd Team) 2003: Alena Sharp (1st Team) SUN BELT CONFERENCE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2003: Alena Sharp 1 ST TEAM ALL-WAC 2007: Lehua Wise 2008: Suteera Pang Chanachai 2 ND TEAM ALL-WAC 2007: Ihah Park WAC Freshman of the Year 2008: Suteera Pang Chanachai Academic All-WAC 2007: Kelli Dalpes Maggie Murphy Inah Park Lehua Wise (left) st Team All-WAC Inah Park (right) nd Team All-WAC Suteera (Pang) Chanachai st Team All-WAC & 2008 WAC Freshman of the Year

17 Aggie All-Americans LORI POLING Second Team JANE EGAN Honorable Mention First Team Gwladys Nocera Honorable Mention A.J. Eathorne First Team First Team Alena Sharp Honorable Mention Honorable Mention rd Team Academic All-American st Team Academic All-American Ursula Tuutti Honorable Mention SASHA MEDINA Honorable Mention 17

18 Letterwinners Kate Babbit ( ) Rachel Bailey ( ) Anne Kristine Beyer ( ) June Billington ( ) Amy Boldt ( ) Philippine Bouclaud ( ) Lauren Buz Bowerman-Ritchie (2007-Present) Beth Brown ( ) Ruby Burks ( ) Monica Campos ( ) Kelly Cavanaugh ( ) Jayne Chalmers ( ) Suteera Pang Chanachai (2007-Present) Becky Christiansen ( ) Brittany Collins (2006-Present) Julie Colville ( ) Sarah Comstock ( ) Ann Coombes ( ) Robin Crowther ( ) Kelli Dalpes ( ) Tina Drabble ( ) Rachel Duncan ( ) Kate Dunn ( ) A.J. Eathorne ( ) Jane Egan ( ) Joy Garcia ( ) Jennifer Gomez ( ) Shelly Hansen ( ) Pam Harty ( ) Millisa Hass ( ) Molly Jacobsen ( ) Julie Jesswein ( ) Lotta Johansson ( ) Jenny Jones ( ) Erin Kato ( ) Jane Kim ( ) Alex Lee ( ) Janice Littlefield ( ) Ginger Lowe ( ) Renee Matchin ( ) Sasha Medina ( ) Gina McSwain ( ) Kelle Mobley ( ) Kelli Murphy ( ) Maggie Murphy (2005-Present) A.J. Nealy ( ) Devon Newell ( ) Gwladys Nocera ( ) Blue Northcott ( ) Inah Park ( ) Sonya Perales ( ) Lori Poling ( ) Kuulei Polvado ( ) Maggie Ramirez ( ) Keri Rebisomer ( ) Danielle Roseberry ( ) Anita Sarwinski ( ) Lori Scott ( ) Alena Sharp ( ) Alison Smith ( , 98-99) Darla Smith ( ) Stacy Smith ( ) Margaret Stanley ( ) Cece Studer ( ) Brittany Strange ( ) Penny Sutcliffe ( ) Apinporn Mint Swaschuto (2007-Present) Jodie Sweetser ( ) Ursula Tuutti ( ) Jacque Vigil ( ) Lara White ( ) Amy Widdows ( ) Allison Winter ( ) Lehua Wise ( ) Jodi Zwemke ( ) AJ Eathorne played for NMSU from and has the 2 nd lowest stroke average in a season with a Jaque Vigil played for the Aggies from and owns lowest score in a four-round tournament with a 5-under-par Inah Park played for NMSU from and earned all Sun Belt Conference Honors as well as all-wac Honors Maggie Murphy (left), Georgina Dunn (center), Maggie Ramirez (right) were teammates on the NMSU women s golf team

19 Records Alex Lee (left) & Erin Kato (right) played in 37 rounds during season, which is tied for 3 rd most in a season for NMSU. Lehua Wise (right) fired a 4- u n d e r - p a r 68 at the UNLV Sping Invitational, March 12, LOWEST STROKE AVERAGE (SEASON Min. 20 Rounds) 1. Alena Sharp ( ) A.J. Eathorne ( ) Alena Sharp ( ) Sasha Medina ( ) A.J. Eathorne ( ) Rachel Bailey ( ) Alena Sharp ( ) Gwladys Nocera ( ) Lehua Wise ( ) Alena Sharp ( ) LOWEST STROKE AVERAGE CAREER Min. 40 Rounds) 1. Alena Sharp ( ) Ursula Tuuttu ( ) Gwladys Nocera ( ) Rachel Bailey ( ) Sasha Medina ( ) A.J. Eathorne ( ) Lehua Wise ( ) Sarah Comstock ( ) Erin Kato ( ) Alex Lee (200-06) ROUNDS PLAYED (SEASON) 1. Lori Poling ( )...37 Cece Studer ( ) Erin kato ( )...35 Alex Lee ( ) Sarah Comstock ( )...34 Kate Dunn ( )...34 A.J. Eathorne ( )...34 Sarah Comstock ( )...34 A.J. Eathorne ( )...34 Sonya Perales ( )...34 Lori Poling ( )...34 Robin Crowther ( )...34 Gwladys Nocera ( )...34 Alena Sharp ( )...34 Sasha Medina ( )...34 Alena Sharp ( )...34 (CAREER) 1. Alena Sharp ( ) Lori Poling ( ) Lehua Wise ( ) A.J. Eathorne ( ) Kate Dunn ( ) Sarah Comstock ( ) Tina Drabble ( ) Sasha Medina ( ) Jane Egan ( ) Inah Park ( ) NMSU INDIVIDUAL Records LOWEST ROUND NAME TOURNAMENT RD. DATE SCORE 1. Sasha Medina Big West Champ. R2 May (66) Rachel Bailey Sun Belt Champ. R2 May 23, (66) Rachel Bailey Dick McGuire Inv. R1 Sept. 26, (68) 4. Sasha Medina Big West Champ. R2 May 19, (67) Ann Coombes High Country Champ. R3 May 4, (69) 6. Sasha Medina Chip-N-Club Inv. R1 Sept. 14, (67) Lehua Wise UNLV Spring Inv. R1 March 12, (68) Rachel Bailey TRW Regional Chal. R1 Feb. 12, (68) Jane Egan Southern Methodist Clsc. R2 Nov. 19, (68) A.J. Eathorne Stanford Intercol. R2 Oct. 25, (69) Janice Littlefield Lady Aztec Inv. R2 Jan. 9, (69) Janice Littlefield High Country Champ. R2 May 3, (70) Kelly Cavanaugh Wildcat Invitational R2 Feb. 25, (67) 13. A.J. Eathorne NCAA West Regional R1 May 8, (70) A.J. Eathorne Dick McGuire Inv. R1 Sept. 21, (70) A.J. Eathorne Liz Murphey Collegiate R1 April 12, (70) Robin Crowther High Country Champ. R2 May 1, (70) A.J. Nealy Diet Coke-Roadrunner Inv. R1 Sept. 9, (71) Jacque Vigil NCAA Championships R1 May 25, (71) Robin Crowther High Country Champ. R1 April 28, (71) Jayne Chalmers Diet Coke-Roadrunner Inv. R1 Sept. 4, (71) Alena Sharp Arizona Invitational R2 March 22, (69) Alena Sharp Arizona Invitational R3 March 23, (69) Sasha Medina Price s Give em Five R2 Oct. 30, (69) Sasha Medina Ping/ ASU Invitational R3 April 8, (69) Alena Sharp Dick McGuire Inv. R3 Sept. 15, (69) Ursula Tuutti Stanford Inter. R3 Oct. 21, (69) Alena Sharp Price s Give Em Five R2 Oct. 8, (69) LOWEST TOURNAMENT (3 ROUNDS) NAME TOURNAMENT DATE SCORE 1. Jane Egan Southern Methodist Classic Nov (209) 2. Sasha Medina Big West Championships May (210) Janice Littlefield High Country Champ. May (216) 4. A.J. Eathorne Stanford Intercollegiate Oct (214) Ann Coombes High Country Championships May (217) 6. Robin Crowther High Country Champ. April (218) Alena Sharp Arizona Invitational March (212) 7. Alena Sharp Price s Give Em Five Oct (213) A.J. Eathorne NCAA West Regional April (213) A.J. Eathorne NCAA West Regional May (216) Sarah Comstock Stanford Intercollegiate Oct (216) 10. A.J. Eathorne Diet Coke Roadrunner Inv. Oct (214) Gwladys Nocera Dick McGuire Inv. Sept (217) (4 ROUNDS) 1. Jacque Vigil NCAA Champ. May (291) 19

20 Aggies on Tour A.J. Eathorne Rookie year: 1999 Status: Non-exempt Career-best finish: T3 Career-low round: 62 Career earnings (rank): $990,751 (156) LPGA career holes-in-one: 2 Education: New Mexico State University (1998; Business Administration/Marketing) Professional Career Highlights In 2007, best finish was a tie for 14th at the Wegmans LPGA. In 2007, carded a season-low 68 in the first round of the LPGA Corning Classic. areer In 2006, competed in only 12 events due to a wrist injury; recorded her second LPGA career hole-in-one during the second round of the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic Presented by Kroger. In 2005, best finish was a tie for sixth at the Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill. In 2004, tied for 18th at both the ShopRite LPGA Classic and Giant Eagle LPGA Classic. In 2003, best finish was a tie for seventh at the Welch s/fry s Championship, where she recorded a career-low 62 in the first round. In 2002, best finish was a tie for 20th at The Office Depot Championship Hosted by Amy Alcott. In 2001, best finish was a tie for eighth at the First Union Betsy King Classic. In 2000, best finish was fourth at the Firstar LPGA Classic. In 1999, recorded her first LPGA career hole-in-one during the first round of the Australian Ladies Masters; recorded a career-best finish at the Longs Drugs Challenge, where she tied for third. In 1998, turned professional and finished as co-medalist at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for the 1999 LPGA season. Prior to joining the LPGA, was a member of the Futures Tour, where she won two events. Amateur Highlights Eathorne was the Canadian Ladies Amateur champion in 1997 and the British Columbia Ladies Amateur champion from She was a member of the New Mexico State University golf team and was ranked fifth during the 1998 season. She was the Diet Coke Roadrunner Invitational medalist and received First-Team All-America honors from the National Golf Coaches Association from Year # of Events Top 10s Best Earnings Rank Average T3 $145, $250, T8 $157, T20 $35, T7 $64, T18 $111, T6 $163, T49 $19, T14 $42, Players on the LPGA Tour Rookie year: 2005 Status: Exempt Career-best finish: 7 Career-low round: 63 Career earnings (rank): $320,680 (288) Education: New Mexico State University (2003, Marketing) Alena Sharp Professional Career Highlights In 2007, recorded a career-best seventh-place finish at the Honda LPGA Thailand In 2007, tied for 10th at the CN Canadian Women s Open. In 2007, carded a career-low 63 in the second round of the LPGA Corning Classic. In 2006, best finish was a tie for 17th at the Michelob ULTRA Open at Kingsmill. In 2005, competed in 16 events on the Futures Tour, where she recorded three top-10 finishes; returned to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she tied for 16th to earn exempt status for the 2006 LPGA season. In 2004, won the Canadian PGA Women s Championship on the BMO Financial Group Canadian Women s Tour and five tournaments on the West Coast Ladies Golf Tour; posted one top-10 finish on the Futures Tour; tied for 52nd at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn non-exempt status for the 2005 LPGA season. In 2003, turned professional in September. Amateur Highlights A standout amateur in Canada, Sharp was a two-time winner of the Ontario Junior Championship ( ) and captured the 1999 Ontario Ladies Championship, as well as the 1999 Canadian Junior Championship. She was also a winner of the Toronto Star Amateur Championship in 2000 and At New Mexico State University (NMSU), Sharp won the 2000 Big West Conference Championship, 2002 NMSU Invitational and the 2002 and 2003 Sun Belt Conference Championship. She was Sun Belt Conference Female Athlete of the Year and an NCAA All-American First-Team selection in She was also honored with the 2003 Edith Cummings Munson Award, given to an individual who excelled on the golf course and in the classroom. Year # of Events Top 10s Best Earnings Rank Average MC N/A N/A MC N/A N/A T17 $97, $223, information courtesy of LPGA. com

21 Aggies in the Pro s Players of the Duramed FUTURES Tour Rachel Bailey Hometown: Faulconbridge, Australia Birth Date: 9/27/1980 Birthplace : Penrith, Australia College : New Mexico State University Degree : Marketing Turned Professional: 2003 Joined FUTURES: 1/20/2004 Career Earnings: $37,690 Career Best : 3rd Profile Two-time member of the NSW (Australia) Combined High School Stroke Play team (1997, 1998). Two-time member of the Big West Conference Championship team while at New Mexico State University (2000, 2001). Two-time member of the Sunbelt Conference Championship team while at New Mexico State University (2002, 2003). Individual winner of the Sunbelt Conference Championship (2002). Recorded nine top-10 finishes in collegiate competition. Was a contestant in The Golf Channel s Big Break VI: Trump National series (2006). Competed in the 2008 U.S. Women s Open Championship. Year # of Events Top 10s Best Earnings Rank Average T6 $4, T15 $1, T3 $6, T3 $19, * 10 0 T14 $4, Rachel Bailey (right) has played in 10 events and earned almost $5,000 in 2008 on the FUTURES Tour. Players of the Ladies European Tour Gwladys Nocera Date of Birth: May 22, 1975 Place of Birth: Moulins, France Nationality : France Residence: France Interests : Rugby, tennis handball, music dogs Date turned Pro: 4th November 2002 Exemption Status: Winners of OoM, British Open or Evian Statistics Career Earnings (Euro): 901, Tournaments Played: 85 Tournaments Won: 5 Playoff Record: 0/2 Top Ten es: 28 Completed Rounds: 299 Lowest Round: 63 Stroke Average: Career Highlights Won her maiden LET title at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open, which she followed up with her second European title in four weeks at the BMW Ladies Italian Open. Secured her third title inside ten weeks at the Catalonia Ladies Masters. Member of the 2005 European Solheim Cup Team. Won her fourth LET title at the KLM Ladies Open in Holland and fifth at the EMAAR- MGF Ladies Masters in India. Represented Europe for a second time in the 2007 Solheim Cup and posted a win-loss-draw record. All time event record As of Nov. 3, 2008, Nocera (above) led the Ladies Euppean Tour s New Star Money List with 382,605 euros in earnings from 21 events played in information courtesy of ladieseuropeantour.com Sasha Medina Hometown : Ponce, Puerto Rico Birth Date : 8/12/1979 Birthplace : Ponce, Puerto Rico College : New Mexico State University Degree : Marketing & Prof. Golf Mgmt. Turned Professional: 2001 Joined FUTURES: 1/18/2002 Career Earnings: $30,498 Career Best : 3rd Year # of Events Top 10s Best Earnings Rank Average N/A $5, T14 $3, T3 3 $11, T23 0 $1, T15 $6, * 13 0 T38 $1, Profile Three-time Big West All-Conference First Team selection while at New Mexico State University (1998, 1999, 2000). Recorded four wins in collegiate competition, including two Big West Conference Championships (1999, 2000) Sun Belt All-Conference First Team selection while at New Mexico State University NGCA All-American Honorable Mention selection. information courtesy of duramedfutures.com 21

22 NMSU Golf Course & Facilities University Golf Course - The New Mexico State University Golf Course is the home to the Aggie men s and women s golf programs. The course, which features a challenging 18-hole layout, has hosted many high-level collegiate tournaments over the years, including the 1968 NCAA Men s Championships, the 1998 NCAA Women s Championships, two NCAA West Regionals and several conference tournaments. In the spring of 2007, the course hosted its first WAC women s Golf Championships. In the fall of 2004, the course received a brand new state-of-the-art clubhouse and updated course design. Women s Distance... 6,319 yards Par Tee s...tifgreen 328 and Rye Fairways... Tifgreen 328 Greens... Bent Grass Roughs.. Creosote, Mesquite, Yucca, Cactus 22 Hole 7 Hole 5 Hosted the 2005 NCAA Women s Golf West Regional, the 1988 NCAA Women s Golf Championships, the 1990 NCAA Men s West Regional Golf Tournament, the 1968 NCAA National Championship, two Missouri Valley Conference championships and two Big West Championships. Highlighted by beautiful scenery, the majestic Organ Mountains to the east and the picturesque Mesilla Valley to the west frame the 18-hole layout. The United States Golf Association course rating is 75.0 The course has four par-5 holes, 10 par-4 holes and four par-3 holes.

23 NMSU Golf Course & Facilities The New Mexico State men s and women s golf teams are welcomed a new practice facility to the NMSU Golf Course in The facility was a collaboration of an idea last winter between men s golf head coach Scott Lieberwirth, women s golf head coach Paul Brilliant and Director of Golf Dan Koesters. The short area is where you score from, Brilliant said. The game is too punitive; if you hit a drive three hundred yards it counts as one, and if you miss a one foot putt it counts as one too. With the NMSU golf course being one of two public golf courses, the practice facility gives the athletes the chance to have a more personal area to improve their skills. Both men s and women s golf teams will be able to use the facility without being interrupted by the public. Fundraising by the teams, along with private donations and Price s Creamery created the opportunity to install a practice facility possible. The facility is located on the north side of the first tee box, it is equipped with putting greens, chipping areas and bunkers. The facility has been used for one season so it is still new, and after two growing seasons, the facility has really shaped up and has been put to great use. SONOMA RANCH GOLF COURSE Sonoma Ranch is a great place to golf and capture a view of the Organ Mountains, Picacho Peak and the Mesilla Valley. Measuring 7,001 yards and offering five sets of tees, Sonoma Ranch was designed to be fun and challenging for amateurs, yet a formidable test for professionals. PICACHO HILLS COUNTRY CLUB The jewel of Picacho Hills Country Club is its 6,950-yard, par-72 championship golf course. Ranked the eighth best course in New Mexico by Golf Digest, this course is the premier golf course in Southern New Mexico. Picacho Hills Country Club is a two-time host of the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). The only private golf course in Las Cruces offers paved cart paths, a driving range and putting greens. This course provides bent-grass greens and tees, bluegrass fairways, and a desert style course. LAS CRUCES COUNTRY CLUB Las Cruces Country Club is located in the heart of the city. The golf course 6,300 yard course with 18 holes. It offers the convenience of a pro shop, paved cart paths, driving range and putting greens. The course has small bent-grass greens and open bent-grass fairways. 23