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3 University Information Location Raleigh, N.C. Enrollment ,782 Founded Nickname Wolfpack Colors Red & White Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Chancellor Dr. Jim Woodward Athletic Director Lee Fowler Coaching Staff Head Coach Page Marsh Years at NC State th season at NC State Phone Assistant Coach Ashlee Dean Years at NC State Fourth season at NC State Phone Team Information 2009 Final Ranking th (Golfstat) th (Golfweek/Sagarin) 2009 ACC Finish Fourth among Nine Teams NCAA Regional Appearances Eight (2002, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09) Athletic Media Relations Women s Golf Contact Mark Kimmel mark_kimmel@ncsu.edu Office Phone Cell Phone Assistant AD for Media Relations Annabelle V. Myers Media Relations Office Phone Media Relations Office Fax Athletics Web Site mailing address Media Relations Office / Box 8502, Raleigh, NC shipping address 2500 Warren Carroll Dr., Raleigh, NC Ta b l e o f c o n t e n t s Table of Contents Table of Contents Roster Meet the Wolfpack Coaches and Support Staff Season Review The Record Books This is Wolfpack Women s Golf Lonnie Poole Golf Gourse Wolfpack Club/State Cup ACC Women s Golf Short Game Facility Practice, Nutrition and Conditioning NC State University Raleigh, N.C Wolfpack on the web To follow NC State Athletics on the web, go to for all the latest information on women s golf and other Wolfpack intercollegiate sports. Interview policy Interviews with members of the NC State women s golf team must be arranged through the NC State Media Relations office by contacting Mark Kimmel at mark_kimmel@ncsu.edu or Head coach Page Marsh can be reached directly at Credits The NC State Women s Golf media guide was written and edited by Mark Kimmel, Assistant Media Relations Director. Design and production credits are given to Bill O Bryan and Kim Barefoot of SpectruMax. Photography provided by Karl Deblaker, Brian Westerholt of Sports on Film, Peyton Williams, Jeffrey Camarati, Henry Lister, Mike Pittman, Atlantic Coast Conference, Palmer Design, Inc., Duramed FUTURES Tour, Page Marsh and members of the NC State women s golf team. THE HOME OF WOLFPACK GOLF The Lonnie Poole Golf Course at NC State with its Research and Training Facility and Clubhouse covers 200 acres on the southernmost portion of the Centennial Campus W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 1

4 R o s t e r (L-R) Julie Saleeby, Meghan Chapman, Caroline Ellington, Kathleen Strandberg, Joanna Saleeby, Emily Street, Cindel Gwyn, Brooke Baker, Amanda Baker, Hayley Hammond NC State Women s Golf Roster Player Class Hometown (High School) Amanda Baker Fr. Nanaimo, B.C., Canada (Kwalicum Sec. School) Brooke Baker Jr. Edmond, Okla. (Edmond Memorial HS/Tulsa) Meghan Chapman So. Seminole, Fla. (Seminole HS) Caroline Ellington Fr. New Bern, N.C. (New Bern HS) Cindel Gwyn Sr. Myrtle Beach, S.C. (N. Myrtle Beach HS) Hayley Hammond Fr. Mooresville, N.C. (Lake Norman HS) Joanna Saleeby Sr. RS Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) Julie Saleeby Jr. Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton HS) Kathleen Strandberg Sr. Greensboro, N.C. (Page HS) Emily Street Sr. Forest City, N.C. (Chase HS) By Class Freshman Amanda Baker Caroline Ellington Hayley Hammond Sophomore Meghan Chapman Juniors Brooke Baker Julie Saleeby Seniors Cindel Gwyn Joanna Saleeby Kathleen Strandberg Emily Street W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

5 Cindel Gwyn Senior Myrtle Beach, S.C. Fall 2009: Competed as an individual at the Ross Resorts Invitational at Mid Pines Finished tied for 19th with a 54-hole score of +19 ( =235) As an individual placed 50th at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic at Starmount Country Club Shot a 54-hole score of +35 ( =248). Summer 2009: Placed ninth along with Kathleen Strandberg at the Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship with a score of even-par 144 (70-74) at Mid Pines Tied for 21st at +11 (155) at the 60th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Wilson Country Club Placed tied for 58th at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship in Wintergreen, Va : Competed as an individual at the Ross Resorts Invitational at Pine Needles Finished tied for 37th with a 54-hole score of +34 ( =250). Summer 2008: Competed in Eastern Amateur Championship at DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Del. Shot a 54-hole score of 244 ( ) Finished tied for 13th at the 59th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Sapona Country Club in Lexington : Competed at the UNCG-Starmount Fall Classic in October Finished tied for 52nd with rounds of 81 and 80. Summer 2007: Finished second along with Kathleen Strandberg at the 30 th Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship Made it to the Round of 16 at the 10 th Carolinas Women s Match Play Championship Competed in the 105 th North & South Amateur at Pinehurst No : Competed in two events during the spring of her freshman season Posted an 83.3 stroke average over six rounds Fired a season-best 77 during the second round of the LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic Prior to NC State: Played at North Myrtle Beach High School in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Finished in the top-10 at the state championship all four years and helped her team finish in the top-six at the state championship twice. Cindel Gwyn s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish t-41st ACC Championship th Lady Seahawk Fall Career t-41st ACC Championship Getting to Know Cindel Gwyn If you turned my ipod on right now Michael Bolton would be playing My hobbies include golf, basketball, cooking/grilling, and playing with my pup bandit My goal after graduation from NC State is to continue living in Raleigh with a well paying 9-5 job and to play golf on the weekends My dream job would be to play on the LPGA or to become a golf instructor What is your nickname? Cinde : Cin : Cinderella What does NC State women s golf mean to you? It s a commitment that provides me the opportunity to learn and develop teamwork, communication, and leadership skills. It has allowed me to grow as a person and to build lifelong friendships Favorite Golf Course is Surf Club What is in your golf bag? Driver: Ping rapture / Irons: Titleist 695cb / Wedges: Vokey Titleist oil can / Putter: YES What three things do you take on every road trip? Blackberry, my special plastic golf tee, ipod Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? The challenging greens Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? No. 18 because it has mini cliff to the right and when you factor in the bunkers and other hazards it can be a true test M e e t t h e w o l f pa c k Joanna Saleeby Senior Raleigh, N.C. Fall 2009: Played in three fall tournaments as an individual Finished tied for 77th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational at UNC Finley Golf Course with a 54-hole score of +18 ( =234) Recorded a three-day score of +31 ( =244) to finish tied for 42nd at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic at Starmount Country Club. Summer 2009: Teamed up with sister Julie Saleeby to win the Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship with a score of 12 (67-65=132) at Mid Pines Defended her title at the NC Women s State Amateur and finished sixth at +3 (147) at Wilson Country Club Placed tied for 17th at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship in Wintergreen, Va : Compiled a 78.1 stroke average in six tournaments (18 rounds) for NC State during her junior season Finished tied for 12th at the Qdoba Invitational in Miami Lakes, Fla., with a 54-hole score of +9 (225) Shot even-par 72 twice this year for her best rounds as a collegiate Competed in three of the four fall events for the Wolfpack Had the third best final found scoring average (76.89) on the team and was also third in pars per round (10.44) Was named to the All-ACC Academic team for the second straight year. Summer 2008: Won the 59th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Sapona Country Club in Lexington Recorded a three-day score of 220 ( ) and won the tournament on the first sudden death playoff hole Placed fourth at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship at DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Del. She recorded a three-round score of 226 ( ) : Finished fifth on the team with a 79.1 stroke average over 18 holes and a average over 54 holes Earned her first career top-20 finish with a 19 th place showing at the NMSU Price s Invitational in Las Cruces, N.M. Fired a career-best collegiate 54-hole score of +12 (228) Shot a career low one-over-par 73 during the third round of the Lady Tar Heel Invitational Also placed 28th at the ACC Championship and tied for 30th at the Lady Seahawk in the spring season Named to the All-ACC Academic Team for the first time. Summer 2007: Finished third at the 58 th North Carolina Women s State Amateur with a three-day total of +9 ( =225) Made it to the Round of 16 at the 10 th Carolinas Women s Match Play Championship Also competed in the 105 th North & South Women s Amateur Championship at Pinehurst No : Competed in two events during the spring of her freshman season Posted an 81.0 stroke average over six rounds Shot a season-best 77 during the first round of the NCAA East Regional in Baton Rouge, La. Finished the regional with a 54-hole total of 237 ( ) : Red-shirted her true freshman season. Prior to NC State: Lettered four years in high school with the varsity boy s golf team... Named the team s MVP in Won the team s Coaches Award in Warned the high school s Career Achievement Award in Personal: Joanna Blaine Saleeby Born July 28, 1987, in Savannah, Ga.... Parents are Rick and Jackie Saleeby... Both parents graduated from NC State and mother played softball for the Wolfpack... Has a younger sister, Julie, who is a junior on the NC State women s golf team... Enjoys snow skiing, art, going to the beach and shopping... Favorite course is The Ocean Club on Paradise Island in the Bahamas Majoring in communications, public and interpersonal communications. Joanna Saleeby s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish th Bryan National t-19th NMSU Invite (2) t-12th Qdoba Invite Fall Career (2) t-12th Qdoba Invite Getting to Know Joanna Saleeby If you turned my ipod on right now Whitney Houston s I wanna dance with somebody or anything else 80 swould be playing W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 3

6 My hobbies include Jesus, Cooking with Kitty and Cinde, baking, decorating cookies with my friends, the beach, art, P90X with Coach Dean, doing the stairstepper, Watching Olympic Curling with Meghan, shopping, snow skiing, water skiing, playing golf with my dad My goal after graduation from NC State is to be able to support myself and my habits My dream job would be as a member and future president of the PGA Tour Wives Association What is your nickname? Jo-Jo, Jo What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Being able to play and represent the school I love Favorite professional athlete is Adam Scott Favorite Golf Course is Ocean Club, Paradise Island What is in your golf bag? Driver: Callaway FT9 / Irons: Callaway Fusions / Wedges:Callaway / Putter: TaylorMade Rossa Monza Spider Belly Putter What three things do you take on every road trip? Bible, Koozie, Jewelry Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? It s Ours:) and it s on campus! Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? No. 11(the tee box) has the best view of downtown Raleigh from anywhere in the city! K at h l e e n S t r a n d b e r g Senior Greensboro, N.C. Fall 2009: Finished with a three-day score of +19 ( =235) at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships at Fox Den Country Club in Knoxville, Tenn. Competed at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational at UNC Finley Golf Course Had a 54-hole score of +19 ( =235) Finished tied for 20th at UNC Starmount Fall Classic at Starmount Country Club with a three-day score of +18 ( =231). Summer 2009: Placed ninth along with Cindel Gwyn at the Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship with a score of even-par 144 (70-74) at Mid Pines Tied for sixth at +3 (147) at the 60th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Wilson Country Club Placed tied for 21st at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship in Wintergreen, Va : Posted a 77.9 scoring average as a junior Came on strong at the end of the year by competing in the final four events of the season Finished tied for 13th at the ACC Championship with a three-round score of +8 ( =224) Also played in the NCAA Regional and tied for 87th Earlier in the fall she tied for 86th at the LSU Golf Classic and tied for 48th at the Bryan National Was named to the All-ACC Academic team. Summer 2008: Competed in the 59th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Sapona Country Club in Lexington Recorded a three-day score of 239 ( ) Also competed at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship at DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Del. She recorded a three-round score of 237 ( ) Finished in a tie for fourth with teammate Emily Street at the 31st Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship at Rumbling Bald Resort in Lake Lure, N.C. Finished at seven-under-par (69-68=137) over 36 holes : Finished the season with a 79.8 stroke average Competed in the first and final tournaments of the fall season Began the season with a tied for 83rd finish at +22 ( =238) at the Cougar Classic Also placed in a tie for 50th at the Landfall Tradition at +25 ( =241) Four of her six rounds counted for the Pack. Summer 2007: Finished second along with Cindel Gwyn at the 30th Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship Shot an 81 at the 105th North & South Women s Amateur Championship at Pinehurst No. 8 Placed ninth at the North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship Finished 39th at the Women s Eastern Golf Association Amateur Championship : Led all NC State freshmen with eight tournaments and 23 rounds competed in during the season Finished fifth on the team with a 78.6 stroke average Finished fourth at the Pinehurst Challenge with a two-round score of +8 (76-76=152) Placed tied for 14th in first collegiate event at the Wildcat Invitational Fired rounds of for a +20 (236) Shot season-best rounds of one-over-par 73 twice, including the first round of the Lady Puerto Rico Classic and the third round of the NCAA East Regional. Prior to NC State: Played at Page High School in Greensboro, N.C., for coach Chris LeClerc Two-time team captain Tied for fifth place at the A state championship, leading the Pirates to a runner-up finish at the state tournament Was the 2003, 2004 and 2005 conference champion Named all-conference and all-state during junior and senior seasons Set a state record in 2005 with a nine-hole score of 31, leading her team to a state record 69 at Pine Knolls Golf Club in Kernersville Team also placed third in the state tournament in 2004 Started on the girl s golf team as a sophomore in 2003 and finished sixth at the state championship Played on the boy s team as a freshman... Team was the top academic golf team in North Carolina in both 2004 and 2005 Honor roll member Earned medalist honors at the 2005 EJGA Bryan Park Tournament Won the 2004 and 2005 Scotland County Invitational Tied for first at the Vicki DiSantis Junior Girls Championship Placed fifth at the 2005 North/South Junior at Pinehurst Finished fourth at the 2005 PGA Junior at Duke University Golf Club Member of the winning 2006 Carolina/Virginia team match and the 2006 Junior Girls Carolina team Finished seventh at the 2006 NC Women s Amateur with rounds of Personal: Kathleen Spencer Strandberg born August 25, 1987, in Greensboro, N.C. Daughter of John and Mimi Strandberg... Mother, Mimi, graduated from NC State Older brother Jace played golf at NC State from Also has a younger brother, Penn, and younger sister, Julia Business administration major at NC State. Kathleen Strandberg s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish (2) t-4th Pinehurst t-50th Landfall Tradition t-13th ACC Championship Fall t-20th UNCG Starmount Career (2) t-4th Pinehurst Getting to Know Kathleen Strandberg If you turned my ipod on right now country, 80 s, or possibly the Glee soundtrack would be playing My hobbies include cooking with Cindel and Jo My goal after graduation from NC State is to get a job! Make money. My dream job would be to work for the PGA Tour, or something with golf! What is your nickname? Kitty What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Representing NC State. Favorite Golf Course? Pinehurst No. 8 What is in your golf bag? Driver: Callaway FT-5 / Irons: Callaway X-18 / Wedges: Ping / Putter: Yes! Victoria II What three things do you take on every road trip? ipod, cell phone, laptop. Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? That it s home to NC State! Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? No. 11 for its view of the Raleigh skyline. Emily Street Senior Forest City, N.C. Fall 2009: Continues to own the second-best stroke average in school history (76.1) through the 2009 fall season Recorded a 54-hole score of +13 ( =229) at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. Shot a team best +6 ( =222) over the three-day Tar Heel Invitational at UNC Finley Golf Course to finish tied for 31st Had a 54-hole score of +17 ( =230) to finish tied for 19th at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic Finished tied for 39th with a threeday score of +8 ( =224) at the Cougar Classic at Yeamans Hall Club : Consistently played at No. 2 in the Wolfpack s starting lineup as a junior Her 76.3 stroke average was second best on the club Shot a pair of even-par rounds of 72 to tie for 19th at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships with a three-round total of +4 ( =220) Posted a top-20 placing at The Landfall Tradition by finishing tied for 19th at +15 ( =231) Was the top finisher (t-48th) for NC State at the NCAA Central Regional Started off the spring with back-to-back top-18 finishes Placed sixth at the Lady Puerto Rico and 18th at the Qdoba Invitational Led the team in par-3 scoring and pars per round (11.33), and was second in both par-4 and par-5 scoring. Summer 2008: Advanced to the round of 32 at the 2008 U.S. Women s Amateur Public Links Championship at Erin Hills Golf Course in Erin, Wis. Finished in a tie for fourth with teammate Kathleen Strandberg at the 31st Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship at Rumbling Bald Resort in Lake Lure, N.C. Finished at seven-underpar (69-68=137) over 36 holes : Posted the third best scoring average on the club with a 76.0 stroke average over 18 holes and a average over 54 holes Recorded four top-20 finishes Shot back-to-back +3 (219) 54-hole scores in the first two events of the season, which resulted in her being ranked No. 35 and No. 45 respectively by Golfstat and the Golfweek/Sagarin ratings Finished tied for 10th at the Lady Tar Heel and tied for 17th W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

7 at the Cougar Classic Fired a season best two-under-par 70 during her first round of the season In the spring, finished tied for 17th at the Lady Seahawk and tied for 19th at the ACC Championships, which was the best finish for the Wolfpack. Summer 2007: Fired a one-over 73 to make it through local qualifying for the US Women s Open Finished fifth at the North Carolina State Amateur Championship with a score of +13 ( =229) : Finished second on the team with a 76.5 stroke average Competed in six events and 17 rounds overall Fired a three-under 69 during the third round of the Bryan National NC State s best individual round of the season Became one of only seven Pack players to ever record a round in the 60 s Finished tied for sixth at the Pinehurst Challenge with a +9 (78-75=153) Was NC State s top finisher in the final three events of the season (Bryan National, ACC Championship and NCAA East Regional) Placed tied for 15th at the ACC Championship Shot a season-best 54-hole total of 223 ( ) at the NCAA East Regional. Prior to NC State: Lettered four years at Chase High School in Forest City, N.C., for head coach Bob Street All-state and all-conference honoree and the team MVP all four years Team captain Shot rounds of 76 and 71 to finish second in the state championship in 2005 Two-time NCHSAA regional winner and a two-time runner-up at the state championship Also named all-conference in track Competed in swimming and qualified for the state championships in three events Placed second at the 2006 North Carolina Amateur with rounds of 72, 71 and 70 Finished 23rd at PGA Junior Tournament in Ohio... Was the Carolina Golf Association 2004 Junior Player of the Year Was the President of her graduating class, member of SADD, student government and Future Leaders of America. Personal: Emily Suzanne Street born January 26, 1988 Daughter of Bob and Robin Street Has an older sister, Sally Business administration major at NC State. Emily Street s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish t-6th Pinehurst Challenge t-10th Lady Tar Heel th Lady Puerto Rico Fall (2) 19th UNCG Starmount Career th Lady Puerto Rico Getting to Know Emily Street If you turned my ipod on right now John Mayer would be playing My hobbies include golf, hanging out with friends, laughing My goal after graduation from NC State is getting a job! My dream job would be a relationship management position at a bank What is your nickname? EM What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Fun, happiness, competitiveness, enjoying the game of golf! Favorite professional athlete? Tiger Woods Favorite Golf Course? Trump International, Puerto Rico What is in your golf bag? Driver: Callaway F-3 with a regular shaft and a 10-degree loft 3W/5W: Adams with a regular shaft / Hybrids: Callaway Heavenwoods with a regular shaft / Irons: Adams / Wedges: Cleveland 52 and 56 degree / Putter: Tracy II What three things do you take on every road trip? My weave, hot curlers, and phone Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? Having a course close to campus, having a place to call our own, and having a great facility to practice on. Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? No. 3 because it s a par-five for us ladies! haha Brooke Baker Junior Edmond, Okla. Fall 2009: Competed individually at the Ross Resorts Invitational at Mid Pines Tied for 19th with a 54-hole score of +19 ( =235) Shot +17 ( =233) at Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Finished tied for 38th with a score of +7 ( =223) at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational Placed 19th at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic Shot a 54-hole 8+ ( =224) at the Cougar Classic at Tulsa: Competed in two events in sophomore campaign at Tulsa Finished the year with an 80.0 scoring average over six rounds Shot a low round of 75 Finished tied for 71st at the Arizona Wildcat Invitational and tied for 72nd at the Tar Heel Invitational at Tulsa: As a true freshman she played in six tournaments, including all four fall events... Her best finish was 17th place at the Samford Invitational in March when she played as an individual... Also had a 35th place performance at the Wolverine Invitational in the fall campaign... Had a 79.0 stroke average in 18 rounds. Prior to NC State: Earned all-conference and all-region honors both her junior and senior seasons at Edmond Memorial High School... Won the Class 6A regional title and the state championship as a senior in Won the Oklahoma Junior Golf Lake Hefner Shootout in the fall of won the Edmond City Junior Classic in both 2006 and Placed ninth at the Women s Oklahoma Golf Association Amateur Championship in July Personal: Brooke Marie Baker Daughter of Joel and Linda Baker Lists Auburn Hills in Wichita, Kansas and Barton Creek in Austin, Texas as the toughest golf course she s played... Majoring in business administration. Brooke Baker s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish Fall t-25th Cougar Classic Getting to Know Brooke Baker If you turned my ipod on right now anything I could dance to would be playing My hobbies include playing and watching ALL sports, traveling, snowboarding, fishing, hunting, shopping, driving around in my car listening to music My goal after graduation from NC State is to either further my golf career to the professional level, or open a business My dream job would be LPGA golfer What is your nickname? Brookie, Brooklyn, B Baker What does NC State women s golf mean to you? It s an incredible opportunity to compete at a high level in the ACC while representing a great university. Favorite professional athlete? Annika Sorenstam Favorite Golf Course? Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, OK What is in your golf bag? Driver: Titleist 909 D2 / Irons: Ping G15 / Wedges: Ping Tour Wedges / Putter: YES! Marilyn What three things do you take on every road trip? iphone, golf clubs, and homework Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? That it makes players hit every type of golf shot Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? Hole #7, because it can be played several different ways with different club choices and forces players to think about course management. Wintergreen, Va. Julie Saleeby Junior Raleigh, N.C. Fall 2009: Competed in four fall events Shot team-best +8 ( =224) at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships to finish tied for 20th Recorded a score of +18 ( =234) at Lady Tar Heel Invitational Finished tied for 20th with a 54- hole score of +18 ( =231) at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic Shot a 74 at the Cougar Classic in Hanahan, S.C. Summer 2009: Teamed up with sister Joanna Saleeby to win the Carolinas Women s Four-Ball Championship with a score of 12 (67-65=132) at Mid Pines Tied for eighth +4 (148) at the 60th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Wilson Country Club Placed tied for 21st at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship in : Became just the fourth women s golfer at NC State to record a hole-in-one during the final round of The Landfall Tradition Finished sixth on the team with a 78.3 stroke average Competed in four fall events and four spring events During the fall, she fired a career-best three-under 69 in the first round of the season at the Cougar Classic Had her best tournament showing to date with a +8 (224) finish at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Shot back-to-back even-par rounds of 72 to help lead the Pack to a second place finish in Knoxville, Tenn. Selected to the National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team and to the All-ACC Academic team for the second straight year W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 5

8 Summer 2008: Finished eighth at the 59th North Carolina Women s State Amateur Championship at Sapona Country Club in Lexington Recorded a three-day score of 228 ( ) Placed 15th at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship at DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Del. She recorded a three-round score of 233 ( ) : Enjoyed a busy freshman season by competing in eight events and posted a 79.1 and stroke average over 18 and 54 holes respectively, the fourth best marks on the team Shot an even-par 72 during the second round of the Lady Tar Heel Invitational That propelled her to finish tied for 44 th at +11 ( =227) for her best showing of the fall Finished tied for 33rd at the ACC Championship with a +18 (234) score Selected to the National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team Also named to the All-ACC Academic Team for the first time. Prior to NC State: Played four years on the golf team at Broughton HS in Raleigh for head coach Carolyn Reitz Finished sixth at the 2006 North Carolina 4-A state golf championship after winning the event as a junior in 2005 with a two-over-par 146 for the tournament Also won the 4-A Easter Regional in 2005 Named all-state and all-conference three times Selected the Female Student-Athlete of the Year in at Broughton Named team MVP three times Listed her career low round as a three-under 69 Was an honor roll student her final three years Finished tied for 10th at the 2007 North Carolina Women s Amateur Made it to the semifinals of the 2007 Carolinas Women s Amateur Match Play Championship. Personal: Julie Loren Saleeby Born June 15, 1989, in Savannah, Ga. Daughter of Rick and Jackie Saleeby Older sister, Joanna is a teammate on the Wolfpack golf team Both parents graduated from NC State and mother played softball for the Pack Majoring in biological sciences-human biology. Julie Saleeby s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish t-33rd ACC Championship t-22nd Qdoba Invite Fall t-20th UNCG & Mercedes-Benz Career t-20th UNCG & Mercedes-Benz Getting to Know Julie Saleeby If you turned my ipod on right now Audio Osmosis MCAT review lectures would be playing My hobbies include playing golf, cooking, and skiing My goal after graduation from NC State is to go to Medical School My dream job would be working with Doctors without borders What is your nickname? Don Julio, Jules, Ju-Ju I answer to them all What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Teamwork, friendship, competition, fun! Favorite professional athlete? Don t have one Favorite Golf Course? Ocean Club Golf Course What is in your golf bag? Driver: Calloway X5 / Irons: Calloway Fusion / Wedges: Calloway X / Putter: Taylor Made Spider What three things do you take on every road trip? My Bible, phone charger, and a tervis tumbler Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? All the trouble you can get into Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? I like number 17, its short and sweet and the pressure is really on to make birdie Meghan Chapman Sophomore Seminole, Fla. Fall 2009: Had a team-best 75.3 stroke average Finished tied for 29 th at Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Shot a three-under par 69 during Lady Tar Heel Invitational to finish tied for 38th at +7 ( =223) Finished team-best tied for 14th at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic with 54-hole score of +15 ( =228) Shot +9 ( =220) at Cougar Classic at Yeamans Hall Club. Summer 2009: Tied for 12th at the Women s Eastern Amateur Championship in Wintergreen, Va : Earned a spot in the starting lineup in all four fall events and played in nine of 10 overall during her first year with NC State Her 76.9 stroke average was good for third on the team and was the 12th best single season average in school history Tied the school record with a four-under 68 at the LSU Golf Classic to finish tied for 16th at +1 ( =217) Shot a three-under-par 69 in the final round of the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships to finished tied for 28th at +7 ( =223) All but one of her 12 rounds counted towards the team score in the four fall events Showed tendency to finish strong by shooting an average of 75.9 during the final round of a tournaments the second best mark on the team Also ranked second in par-3 scoring, birdies, pars per round and fewest bogeys per round. Prior to NC State: Competed on both the Seminole High School boy s and girl s golf teams over four seasons Four-time all-county selection... She won the sectional girl s tournament in 2007 at East Lake Golf Course with a round of 75 to advance to the regional tournament, where she placed second with a 75 at the Innisbrook Golf Resort in October of 2007 Was a two-time Pinellas County Player of the Year In 2006 finished as the runner-up at the high school sectional girl s tournament with another round of 75 at Belleview Biltmore Golf Club. She followed that up with a second-place finish at the Region 5 tournament at Manatee County Golf Course by firing an even-par 72 Finished third at the District 13 Tournament and eighth at the Region 5 Tournament in 2005 Won the Innisbrook Easter Tournament and then a match play event at the Golf Club in Naples, Fla. Also won the District 13 Tournament in 2004, wound up second at the Region 5 Tournament and ultimately placed eighth at the high school state tournament at The Saints Golf Course in Port St. Lucie. Personal: Meghan Elizabeth Chapman Enrolled in First Year College at NC State. Meghan Chapman s Numbers Season Trn. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish t-16th LSU Golf Classic Fall t-14th UNCG Starmount Career t-14th UNCG Starmount Getting to Know Meghan Chapman If you turned my ipod on right now Michael Jackson would be playing My hobbies include talking, shopping, and studying My goal after graduation from NC State is to continue my education all the way to a PhD in nutrition My dream job would be anything outside in nice warm weather What is your nickname? Chap, chappy, little one Favorite professional athlete? Anyone who is the underdog Favorite Golf Course? Pebble Beach What is in your golf bag? Driver: D3 Titleist / Irons: Tour preferred Taylor Made / Wedges: Spin mill Titleist / Putter: Scotty Cameron What three things do you take on every road trip? My back pack, flash cards, hair straighter Amanda Baker Freshman Nanaimo, B.C., Canada Fall 2009: Competed individually in the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic at the Starmount Country Club Finished tied for 24th with a 54-hole score of +19 ( =232). Prior to NC State: Attended Kwalicum Secondary School Was the 2008 champion at the America Junior Golf Association, Medicus Junior at Walnut Creek event Also won that same year at the Canadian Junior Golf Association, Mizuno North America Cup qualifier Won the 2007 British Columbia Juvenile Girls title after shooting Competed for Team Canada at Juniors in 2008 and finished 17th with scores of Was also part of Team BC when the team won its national championship Was named Nanaimo athlete of the year and was on the honor roll throughout high school W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

9 Personal: Amanda Grace Baker Born November 19, 1991, in Vancouver, British Columbia Daughter of Randy and Lisa Baker Didn t begin playing golf until she was 14 years old Prior to golf she played soccer, basketball, baseball and volleyball Has not declared a major at NC State. Getting to Know Amanda Baker If you turned my ipod on right now Lady Antebellum would be playing My hobbies include practicing golf, watching Criminal Minds, and spending time with my fabulous team! My goal after graduation from NC State is to get my law degree or pursue a professional golf career My dream job would be as a food taster or professional taco contest eater What is your nickname? Rando What does NC State women s golf mean to you? It means working hard, making goals and accomplishing them, and feeling honored to be a part of something so special. I feel privileged to be here. Favorite professional athlete? Reggie Bush because he works hard and looks beautiful at the same time. Favorite Golf Course? Torrey Pines What is in your golf bag? Driver: Titeist / Irons: Titleist AP2 / Wedges: Ping Tour / Putter: Ping redwood with tiger shark grip What three things do you take on every road trip? Magazines/ Books, homework, and my cell phone Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? How unbelievably hard it is. Lonnie Poole makes other golf courses seem easy to score on. Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? The par 5 11th, because you can see the city s skyline on the top of the tee box. Caroline Ellington Freshman New Bern, N.C. Prior to NC State: Played four seasons of golf at New Bern HS for head coach Dutch Overton Three-year team captain Named all-region and all-conference four times team MVP in 2008 and most improved in 2007 finished first in the 2007 regional championship Placed 10th at the 2009 Big I Junior Classic with rounds of Shot her best round of (-1) 70 during a conference match in 2008 Tied for third at 2008 Carolinas Girls Championship Qualified to play in the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach in 2009 representing Wake County and the First Tee of the Triangle Graduated salutatorian at New Bern HS President of National Honor Society and Science Olympiad Park Scholar at NC State. Personal: Caroline Elizabeth Ellington Born May 1, 1991, in Fort Smith, Ark. Daughter of Jim and Diane Ellington Has an older half-brother, Brian Studying textile engineering at NC State. Getting to Know Caroline ellington If you turned my ipod on right now Dave Matthews Band or beach music would be playing My hobbies include IM basketball, sailing, any water sport My goal after graduation from NC State is get a great job where I can live by the water while making tons of money My dream job would be anything that allows me to live near water; ideally, I d like to be able to go exploring all the time so maybe my dream job would be to have my own show on the discovery channel or the travel channel What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Being part of this team means a lot to me, especially because it s something that I had the opportunity to do partially because I was selected as a Park Scholar. I think it s really amazing how everything worked out so that I am able to be on this team Favorite professional athlete? Adam Scott Favorite Golf Course? Pebble Beach Golf Links What is in your golf bag? Driver: Callaway FT-9 / Irons: Callaway X-18 / Wedges: Bobby Jones / Putter: Rife hybrid What three things do you take on every road trip? Ipod, book, snacks Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? Lonnie Poole has lots of challenging shots that push me to become a better player and focus on the way I get around the course. Depending on the yardage we play, it plays like a different golf course, which is fantastic for growing as players Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? I like 15 because it s a reachable par 5 that is a potential birdie hole coming down the final stretch. Hayley Hammond Freshman Mooresville, N.C. Prior to NC State: Played four seasons of golf at Lake Norman HS for head coach Lew Soulsby Three-year team captain Named all-state twice, conference player of the year three times and ws a four-time all-conference and all-region selection Named the Statesville Record & Landmark and NPC golfer of the year in 2009 Finished second at 2009 NC 1A/2A/3A State Championship Shot back-toback rounds of 68 to win the county and conference championships Won the 2008 NC Junior Match Play Championship Four-year NC Scholar that graduated in the top 10% of the class Member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club Won the Laura Laws trophy awarded to the most outstanding golfer in the Lake Norman area four times Was awarded the Most Outstanding Senior Female Athlete for 2009 at Lake Norman Also played three years of tennis and one year of basketball. Personal: Hayley Glenn Hammond Born May 24, 1991, in Dover, Del. Daughter of Kevin Hammond and Deb Waldron Has a younger sister, Cori Father played collegiate tennis at United States Air Force Academy ( ) Cousin Blaine Hammond flew two missions as a space shuttle pilot with NASA Uncle Scott Hammond is the commander of the Georgia Air National Guard Majoring in biological sciences. Getting to Know Hayley Hammond If you turned my ipod on right now Tool, Metallica, or Lady Gaga would be playing My hobbies include hanging with friends on the lake, wakeboarding, tubing, reading, playing sports My goal after graduation from NC State is finding a job that I love that allows me to play golf a lot My dream job would be flying airplanes What is your nickname? Hales, Hay What does NC State women s golf mean to you? Getting to represent a school that has traditions of athletic excellence and growing as a person and athlete Favorite professional athlete? Roger Federer Favorite Golf Course? Pine Needles What is in your golf bag? Driver: Taylor Made R7 Superquad / Irons: Taylor Made r7 s / Wedges: Callaway X Tour / Putter: Odyssey Two Ball Blade What three things do you take on every road trip? Dramamine (I get terrible motion sickness), a crossword, and Bubs, my stuffed fish. Your favorite thing about Lonnie Poole Golf Course? Having a challenging course to practice on all the time. Favorite hole at Lonnie Poole Golf Course? #16, for the view it gives off the tee back out towards downtown Raleigh and its an interesting hole setup W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 7

10 H e a d C o a c h Pa g e M a r s h The Marsh File Education: University of North Carolina, 1985 UNC Greensboro, 1988 Playing Experience: Univ. of North Carolina, Women s Florida Golf Tour, Futures Golf Tour, Honors and Awards: ACC All-Conference 1984, 1985 NCAA All-American UNC MVP , 1983, 1984, 1985 Women s North and South Amateur Champion NC State Am. Champion , 1984, 1985, 1996, 1997, 1999 Carolinas Am. Champion , 1984, 1985, 1989, 1996 Inducted into North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame ACC 50th Anniversary Team ACC Women s Golf Coach of the Year Personal: Twin daughters, Emma Shields and Rachel Marsh born June 26, 1995 USGA Record: Played in 12 US Amateurs Played in 3 US Opens Finalist in 1989, 1990 US Mid- Amateur Committees: Women s Western Golf Association, Director 1991-present Carolinas Golf Association, Executive Committee, USGA Women s Mid-Amateur Committee, Women s Carolinas Golf Association, Carolinas-Virginias Team Captain NC State head coach Page Marsh embarks on her tenth season in Raleigh in the season. She has made great strides in establishing a consistently competitive program in one of the toughest conferences in the nation. Since the reinstatement of the program in 2000, Marsh has led the Wolfpack to an impressive eight straight appearances in the NCAA Tournament and five top-four finishes in the ACC Championship over the last eight seasons. In the spring of 2008, the Wolfpack missed qualifying for the NCAA Championships by one stroke at the NCAA Central Regional in Austin, Texas. In the process, however, Lauren Doughtie became the first women s golfer in school history to compete at the NCAA s when she qualifying as an individual. Under Marsh s tutelage, NC State has won five tournament team titles, three individuals have captured medalist honors and Marsh earned ACC Coach of the Year honors in Five former Wolfpackers (Lorraine Ballerano, Molly Birmingham, Courtney Pomeranz, Briana Vega and Lauren Doughtie) have competed on the FUTURES Tour. Additionally, Vega was the winner of The Golf Channel s The Big Break VII in Marsh also serves as associate director of the Women s Western Golf Association since 1991 and the United States Golf Association Women s Mid-Amateur Committee since And since 1998, Marsh has been a steering committee member of the North and South Amateur Championship. On Sept. 17, 2007, Marsh was part of an 11-member group inducted into the Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame after a decorated amateur playing career. Also, back in May of 2001, Marsh was one of six people inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame for her contributions to golf in her home state. A native of Jamestown, N.C., and a graduate of North Carolina, Marsh is familiar with the high level of competition that is associated with the Atlantic Coast Conference. As a four-year starter and MVP with the Tar Heels, Marsh enjoyed much success in her early playing career. She recorded 15 top-10 finishes, including wins at the 1981 and 1982 Duke Invitational, and the 1982 Pat Bradley Invitational. Her stellar play in the conference championships in 1984 and 1985 placed her on the All-ACC teams for the respective years, and most recently on the conference s 50th Anniversary Team. Marsh has enjoyed an illustrious career since her college playing days. Following her graduation from UNC in 1985, she moved to Orlando, Fla., and played professionally in Future Tour Events and Women s Florida Golf Tour in 1986 and She participated in the LPGA Tour School in She returned to North Carolina to resume her amateur career. Marsh has competed in the US Women s Open three times and the US Women s Amateur 12 times during her career. She was the North- South Amateur Champion in Marsh has also earned impressive amateur wins in Mexico, International Women s Four Ball and the North and South, defeating LPGA star Donna Andrews 4 and 3. She was a Curtis Cup alternate in 1990 and 1992 and a US Women s Mid-Am finalist in 1989 and Golf Digest twice ranked Page as a top-ten player in the nation. She has represented her home state 13 times in the Carolinas-Virginias team matches, serving as team captain from Prior to her turn to coaching, Marsh was a North Carolina Women s Amateur Champion. She won the prestigious event six times 1983, 1984, 1985, 1996, 1997 and Marsh is also a fivetime Women s Carolina Amateur Champion 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989 and Marsh comes from a golfing family; sisters Sheree Crane and Amber Marsh both played collegiate golf and still continue to compete. Her mother, Linda, is very involved in amateur golf, playing senior amateur events and serving on the Women s Committee of the USGA. Coach Page Marsh s 14-year old daughters, Rachel and Emma W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

11 w o l f pa c k C o a c h i n g S ta f f Ashlee Dean Ashlee Dean begins her fourth season as the top assistant women s golf coach at NC State in , after being hired on June 1, Dean, a former Wolfpack women s golf team member, served as a student assistant during the season. Dean left her mark in the NC State women s golf record books after completing her senior year with a 76.4 season stroke average and became the program s first player to earn All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors in Dean became just the second golfer in program history to win an individual tournament title at the Saguaro Classic in the spring of The Hendersonville, N.C., native ranks seventh in school history with a career stroke average over 55 rounds in her two seasons with the Wolfpack. She notched her career low 54-hole tournament total of 219 at the 2004 Mason Rudolph Classic in Nashville, Tenn. During that tournament, Dean became the third member of the hole-in-one club at NC State with an ace on the par-3 fifth hole. maggie will LPGA veteran Maggie Will has joined the NC State Women s Golf team as a volunteer assistant coach for the 2010 spring season. A veteran of the LPGA since 1989, Will has three tour victories on her resume, the 1990 Desert Inn International, the 1992 Sara Lee Classic and the 1994 Children s Medical Center Classic. She is the founder and owner of Get Fit for Putting, LLC, a lesson based and putter fitting business. Will worked this past fall with the Virginia Commonwealth University Men s Golf program as she transitions into the coaching ranks. She assisted in organizing daily practice including instruction and course management, budgeting and travel planning during her time with VCU. Will also was a teaching professional at The Creek Club in Locust Valley, N.Y. There she was responsible for organizing and running junior golf programs, tournament assistance and teaching golf to all age groups and skill levels. A lifelong friend of head coach Page Marsh, Will attended Furman University, graduating from the Greenville, S.C., school with a degree in business administration in Support Staff Elizabeth Condrone Administrative Assistant Lisa Eberhardt Nutritionist Bob Erickson Golf Facilities Superintendent Lee Fowler Director of Athletics Dr. Elizabeth Hedgpeth Sports Psychology Michelle Lee Compliance Jody Moylon Academic Support Jill Quesenberry Equipment Director wayne wright Strength & Conditioning Tonya Washington Assistant AD/ Student-Athlete Development / Community Relations W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 9

12 S e a s o n R e v i e w Individual Top 20 Finishes Name Tournament Finish Doughtie Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 1st Doughtie Qdoba Invitational t-4th Doughtie ACC Championship t-5th Street Lady Puerto Rico 6th Doughtie Lady Puerto Rico Classic t-7th Jo. Saleeby Qdoba Invitational t-12th Strandberg ACC Championship t-13th Street ACC Championship t-13th Chapman LSU Golf Classic t-16th Street Qdoba Invitational 18th Street Mercedes-Benz Collegiate t-19th Street Landfall Traditional t-19th Rounds Equal/Under Par Name -Par Par Total Pct. Doughtie 4 3 7/ Chapman 3 1 4/ Ju. Saleeby 1 2 3/ Jo. Saleeby 0 2 2/ Street 0 2 2/ Strandberg 0 0 0/ Ross 0 0 0/6.000 Rounds Counted (top four on team) Name Rounds Pct. Doughtie 29/ Chapman 26/ Street 26/ Strandberg 10/ Ross 5/6.833 Jo. Saleeby 13/ Ju. Saleeby 16/ Overall Individual Statistics Avg. Avg. Best Best Top Top Best Player Trn. Rds. Stks Finish Lauren Doughtie (2) st Emily Street (2) th Meghan Chapman t-16th Kathleen Strandberg t-13th Joanna Saleeby (2) t-12th Julie Saleeby t-22nd Hunter Ross t-43rd Top10 Top5 Team (2) t-2nd September Cougar Classic Yeamans Hall Club - Hanahan, S.C. Team Finish: 11th among 22 Teams October 3-5 Lady Tar Heel Invitational Finley Golf Course - Chapel Hill, N.C. Team Finish: T13th among 18 Teams October Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Fox Den Country Club - Knoxville, Tenn. Team Finish: T2nd among 18 Teams October Landfall Tradition Landfall Country Club - Wilmington, N.C. Team Finish: 8th among 12 Teams Schedule & Results February 8-10 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Coco Beach Golf Club - Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Team Finish: T3rd among 16 Teams February Qdoba Invitational Don Shula s Golf Resort - Miami Lakes, Fla. Team Finish: 4th among 14 Teams March LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic The University Club - Baton Rouge, La. Team Finish: 14th among 18 Teams April 3-5 Bryan National Collegiate Bryan Park Players Course - Browns Summit, N.C. Team Finish: 11th among 18 Teams April ACC Championship Sedgefield Country Club - Greensboro, N.C. Team Finish: 4th among Nine Teams May 7-9 NCAA Central Regional Scarlet Course - Columbus, Ohio Team Finish: 15th among 21 Teams Best Rounds Name Tournament Round Score Doughtie Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 1st 68 Doughtie Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 3rd 68 Chapman LSU Golf Classic 3rd 68 Chapman Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 3rd 69 Ju. Saleeby Cougar Classic 1st 69 Doughtie LSU Golf Classic 2nd 70 Doughtie Cougar Classic 1st 71 Doughtie ACC Championship 2nd 71 Chapman ACC Championship 3rd 71 Doughtie Tarheel Invite 2nd 72 Jo. Saleeby Tarheel Invite 2nd 72 Ju. Saleeby Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 1st 72 Ju. Saleeby Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 2nd 72 Street Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 1st 72 Street Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 2nd 72 Doughtie Qdoba Invitational 1st 72 Jo. Saleeby Qdoba Invitational 1st 72 Chapman LSU Golf Classic 1st 72 Chapman Bryan National 3rd 72 Emily Street Qualified for the NCAA East Regional for the eighth straight year; finished 15th among 21 teams Lauren Doughtie won the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship in Knoxville, Tenn. Team earned a final ranking of 35th by Golfstat and 38th by Golfweek. Doughtie was named All-ACC for a second-straight year and graduated with a school record 75.5 career stroke average. Doughtie recorded three top-five finishes in and finished her career with 11 top-10 and 15 top-20 finishes Team posted four top-five finishes, including a runner-up placing at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Recap Lauren Doughtie W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

13 Season Stroke Average (minimum 20 rounds played) Rank Player, Year Rounds Strokes Avg 1 Lauren Doughtie, Lauren Doughtie, Stephanie Derrey, Lauren Doughtie, Emily Street, Stephanie Derrey, Emily Street, Ashlee Dean, Lorraine Ballerano, Briana Vega, Lorraine Ballerano, Meghan Chapman, Colby Cobb, Sarah Bonner, Jamie Bronson, Career Stroke Average (min. 24 rounds played) Rank Player, Years Rounds Strokes Avg 1 Lauren Doughtie, Emily Street, 2006-pres Stephanie Derrey, Meghan Chapman, 2008-pres Briana Vega, Lorraine Ballerano, Sarah Bonner, Ashlee Dean, Molly Birmingham, Courtney Pomeranz, Lowest 54-hole Tournament Total Rank Player Tournament Score 1 Lauren Doughtie 2008 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Lauren Doughtie 2008 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic Lauren Doughtie 2008 NCAA Central Regional Briana Vega 2004 ACC Championship Meghan Chapman 2009 LSU Golf Classic 217 Lauren Doughtie 2007 Cougar Classic Lauren Doughtie 2009 ACC Championship 219 Lauren Doughtie 2008 Cougar Classic 219 Lauren Doughtie 2008 Lady Seahawk 219 Emily Street 2007 Cougar Classic 219 Emily Street 2007 Lady Tar Heel 219 Lauren Doughtie 2007 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 219 Ashlee Dean 2004 Mason Rudolph Classic 219 Colby Cobb 2002 NCAA East Regional Lauren Doughtie 2009 LSU Golf Classic 220 Emily Street 2008 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 220 Stephanie Derrey 2008 Lady Seahawk 220 Stephanie Derrey 2008 NCAA Central Regional 220 Jessica Vincent 2007 Cougar Classic 220 Molly Birmingham 2004 Franklin Street Partners Trust 220 Nancy Mountcastle 2004 ACC/SEC Challenge 220 Lowest 72-hole Tournament Total Rank Player Tournament Score 1 Lauren Doughtie 2008 NCAA Championships 300 Most Rounds Played In A Season Rank Player, Year Strokes Avg. Rounds 1 Lauren Doughtie, Courtney Pomeranz, Colby Cobb, Malin Claesson, Erica Wein, Leslie Stubblefield, Lauren Doughtie, Emily Street, Stephanie Derrey, Emily Street, Lorraine Ballerano, Ashlee Dean, Lorraine Ballerano, Sarah Bonner, Molly Birmingham, Jamie Bronson, Most Rounds Played In A Career Rank Player, Years Strokes Avg. Rounds 1 Lauren Doughtie, Jamie Bronson, Lorraine Ballerano, Stephanie Derrey, Colby Cobb, Emily Street, 2006-pres Molly Birmingham, Nancy Mountcastle, Erica Wein, Sarah Bonner, Lowest 18-hole score Rank Player Tournament Round Score 1 Meghan Chapman 2009 LSU Golf Classic 3rd 68 Lauren Doughtie 2008 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 1st 68 Lauren Doughtie 2008 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 3rd 68 Stephanie Derrey 2006 Papa John s Collegiate 2nd 68 Briana Vega 2004 ACC Championship 3rd 68 6 Meghan Chapman 2008 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 3rd 69 Julie Saleeby 2008 Cougar Classic 1st 69 Lauren Doughtie 2008 NCAA Central Regional 1st 69 Lauren Doughtie 2008 LSU/Cleveland Classic 2nd 69 Emily Street 2007 Bryan National 3rd 69 Lorraine Ballerano 2005 Bryan National 1st 69 Colby Cobb 2004 Mason Rudolph 3rd 69 Molly Birmingham 2004 ACC/SEC Challenge 1st 69 Ashlee Dean 2004 Saguaro Classic 1st 69 T h e R e c o r d B o o k s Yearly Stroke Average Leaders Year Player Rounds Strokes Avg Marcia Meekins Jamie Bronson Jamie Bronson Leslie Brown Jamie Bronson Sharon Minnich Malin Claesson Colby Cobb Briana Vega Briana Vega Ashlee Dean Stephanie Derrey Lauren Doughtie Lauren Doughtie Lauren Doughtie Team Championships Seahawk Fall Invitational (Oct , 1981) = 954 Duke Invitational (Oct. 7-9, 1983) =909 Lady Moc Invitational (Mar. 1-3, 2002) =927 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (Mar , 2002) =601 Lady Seahawk Invitational (Mar , 2002) =904 Papa John s Collegiate (Feb , 2006) =892 UNCW Lady Seahawk Classic (April 7-8, 2008) =896 Individual Champions Beth Schumacher Seahawk Fall Invitational =223 Ashlee Dean - NC State Saguaro Classic (Feb , 2004) 69-72=141 Lauren Doughtie - Mercedes-Benz Collegiate (Oct , 2008) =209 All-ACC Honors 2005 Ashlee Dean 2008 Lauren Doughtie 2009 Lauren Doughtie ACC Championship Finishes Year Coach Finish Top Individual Finish Score 1984 Allen 4th 1985 Allen 4th 1986 Allen 4th 2001 Marsh 6th 2002 Marsh 3rd Colby Cobb t-9th Marsh 4th Sarah Bonner t-10th Marsh 4th Brianna Vega 10th Marsh t-3rd Ashlee Dean 9th Marsh 6th Nancy Mountcastle 3rd Marsh 7th Emily Street t-15th Marsh 6th Emily Street t-19th Marsh 4th Lauren Doughtie t-5th +6 Lorraine Ballerano has the fifth best career scoring average at NC State. Briana Vega has competed on the FUTURES Tour since graduating in Briana Vega has competed on the FUTURES Tour since graduating in W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 1 1

14 NCAA Regional Appearances Year Coach Finish Location 2002 Marsh 14th of 21 East: Baton Rouge, La Marsh T14th of 21 East: Clemmons, N.C Marsh 16th of 21 East: Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla Marsh 14th of 21 East: Gainesville, Fla Marsh 16th of 21 East: Browns Summitt, N.C Marsh 18th of 21 East: Baton Rouge, La Marsh t-10th of 21 Central: Austin, Texas 2009 Marsh 15th of 21 Central: Columbus, Ohio NCAA Regional Top Individual Finishes Year Individual Finish Scores 2002 Colby Cobb t-13th = Colby Cobb t-36th = Courtney Pomeranz t-42nd Lauren Harling t-35th Stephanie Derrey t-44th = Emily Street t-59th = Lauren Doughtie t-5th = Emily Street t-46th =234 NCAA Championships Top Individual Finishes Year Individual Finish Scores 2008 Lauren Doughtie t-34th =300 All-Time Coaching Roster Year Coach Kathy Dunbar Fran Allen pres. Page Marsh 2002 Page Marsh ACC Coach of the Year (no scholarships - Division III) Longwood Invite 6th of =770 William & Mary Invitational 5th of =835 Sweet Briar Invitational 4th of = NCAIAW Championship 4th of Appalachian State Invitational 6th 643 Duke Fall Invitational 9th of =990 Seahawk Fall Invitational 1st of 4th =954 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 15th of =971 NC Intercollegiate 4th 665 Lady Wolfpack Invitational 4th 1048 Lady Gamecock Invitational 9th of =966 UNCW Azalea Invitational 2nd of =994 Duke Spring Invitational 5th of = Lady Moutaineer 6th of =643 Duke Fall Invitational 4th of =937 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 12th of =978 Lady Wolfpack Invitational 4th of Peggy Kirk Bell 4th =943 UNCW Azalea Invitational 2nd of =933 Duke Spring Invitational 7th of = Lady Moutaineer T-3rd of =620 Carrier Invitational 12th =943 Duke Fall Invitational 1st of =909 Tar Heel Invitational 8th of =640 Lady Wolfpack Invitational 3rd of =939 Lady Paladin 18th of =976 Peggy Kirk Bell 9th of =958 Duke Spring Invitational 2nd of =931 ACC Championship 4th of = Lady Buckeye Classic 4th of =963 Duke Fall Invitational T-5th of =960 Lady Tar Heel 12th of =964 Lady Wolfpack Invitational 3rd of =964 Team Awards MVP - Marcia Meekins MVP - Jamie Bronson MVP - Jamie Bronson MVP - Leslie Brown MVP - Jamie Bronson MVP - Sharon Minnich MVP - Malin Claesson MVP- Colby Cobb Coaches Award - Margaux Hennessey Most Improved - Erica Wein Gatorade Will To Win - Colby Cobb MVP - Briana Vega Coaches Award - Margaux Hennessey Most Improved - Sarah Bonner Page Marsh was the 2002 ACC Coach of the Year. Year- By-Year Tournament Results Troy State Invitational 13th of =958 Lady Paladin 9th of =969 Peggy Kirk Bell 7th of =980 Duke Spring Invitational 8th of =971 ACC Championship 4th of = Longwood Invitational 2nd of =956 Ohio State Invitational 12th of =970 Beacon Woods Invitational 3rd of =922 Duke Fall Invitational 3rd of =944 Lady Tar Heel 9th of =947 Hudson Invitational 8th of Lady Paladin Invitational 4th of LSU Invitational 6th of =969 Duke Spring Invitational 5th of ACC Championship 4th of Bay Tree Classic 26th of ACC/SEC Challenge 12th of Franklin Street Trust 17th of Pine Needles Invitational 11th of Carolinas Collegiate Classic T-14 of Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 10th of Lady Seahawk Invitational 12th of Bryan National Collegiate 17th of ACC Championship 6th of Mason Rudolph 13th of =939 ACC/SEC Challenge 10th of =976 Franklin Street Trust T-13th of =968 Hatter Fall Classic T04th of =945 Pine Needles Invitational 6th of Lady Moc Invitational 1st of =927 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 1st of =601 Lady Seahawk Invitational 1st of =904 Bryan National Collegiate 8th of =909 ACC Championship 3rd of =909 NCAA East Regional 14th of =907 Gatorade Will to Win - Lorraine Ballerano MVP - Briana Vega Coaches Award - Margaux Hennessey Most Improved - Nancy Mountcastle Gatorade Will to Win - Courtney Pomeranz MVP - Ashlee Dean Nora Lynn Finch Award (former Coaches ) - Sarah Davis Most Improved - Lauren Harling MVP - Stephanie Derry Most Improved - Stephanie Derrey Nora Lynn Finch Award (Leadership) - Molly Birmingham & Lorraine Ballerano Richard E. Sykes Award (Attitude) - Joanna Saleeby MVP - Lauren Doughtie Most Improved - Joanna Saleeby Nora Lynn Finch Award (Leadership) - Emily Street Richard E. Sykes Award (Attitude) - Emily Street MVP - Lauren Doughtie Most Improved - Stephanie Derrey Nora Lynn Finch Award (Leadership) - Joanna Saleeby Richard E. Sykes Award (Attitude) - Emily Street MVP - Lauren Doughtie Most Improved - Kathleen Strandberg Richard E. Sykes Award (Attitude) - Kathleen Strandberg Hole-in-One Club Leslye Johnson 11/1/82 Lady Wolfpack Invitational MacGregor Downs CC Cary, NC hole 8 Sarah Bonner 9/28/02 ACC/SEC Challenge Destin Golf Course Destin, Fla. hole 16 Ashlee Dean 10/3/04 Mason Rudolph Classic Legends Club Nashville, Tenn. hole 5 Julie Saleeby 10/26/08 Landfall Tradition CC of Landfall Wilmington, N.C. hole 13 (eight iron) Mason Rudolph 7th of =925 ACC/SEC Challenge T-5th of =904 Franklin Street Trust 12th of =913 Lady Paladin 7th of =909 Pine Needles Invitational 2nd of =907 Texas A&M Mo Morial 12th of =632 Lady Gator T11th of =933 Bryan National Collegiate T-13th of =620 Lady Boilermaker 7th of =938 ACC Championship 4th of =905 NCAA East Regional T14th of = Cougar Fall Classic 4th of =908 Mason Rudolph Classic 14th of =937 Franklin Street Trust 9th of =953 ACC/SEC Challenge 6th of =605 Saguaro Classic 2nd of =598 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 11th of =954 Lady Gamecock Classic 11th of =970 Bryan National Collegiate 15th of =937 ACC Championship 4th of =884 NCAA East Regional 16th of = Cougar Classic 10th of =908 Mason Rudolph Classic 5th of =891 Franklin Street Trust t-4th of =900 ACC/SEC Challenge t-11th of =909 Papa John s Collegiate 8th of =929 Lady Gamecock Classic 6th of =963 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 3rd of =908 Bryan National Collegiate 10th of =940 ACC Championship t-3rd of =944 NCAA East Regional 14th of = Cougar Clasic 6th of =894 Lady Tar Heel 8th of =915 Landfall Tradition 12th of =955 Derby Invitational 12th of = W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

15 Papa John s Invite 1st of =892 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic T14th of =924 Lady Gamecock Classic 6th of =906 Bryan National Collegiate 11th of =914 ACC Championship 6th of =920 NCAA East Regional 16th of = Cougar Classic 9th of =900 Wildcat Fall Invitational 3rd of =937 Lady Tar Heel 9th of =915 Landfall Tradition 7th of =940 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 10th of =915 Pinehurst Challenge 2nd of =613 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 11th of =915 Bryan National Collegiate 17th of =941 ACC Championship 7th of =947 NCAA East Regional 18th of = Cougar Classic 9th of =892 Lady Tar Heel 7th of =889 NMSU Intercollegiate T4th of =908 Landfall Tradition 9th of =937 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 13th of =912 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 4th of =896 Bryan National Collegiate 10th of =934 UNCW Lady Seahawk Classic 1st of =896 ACC Championship 6th of =915 NCAA Central Regional T10th of = Cougar Classic 11th of =901 Tar Heel Invitational T13th of =927 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate T2nd of =874 Landfall Tradition 8th of =936 Lady Puerto Rico Classic T3rd of =910 Qdoba Invitational 4th of =904 LSU Golf Classic 14th of =892 Bryan National Collegiate 11th of =918 ACC Championship 4th of =896 NCAA Central Regional 15th of =954 Kathy Dunbar, NC State s first women s golf coach, hands out an award in 1982 Marcia Meekins was the top player on the Wolfpack s first team. Leslie Brown led the team with a 78.5 stroke average in , earning team MVP honors. Three-time team MVP Jamie Bronson holds school record with 98 career rounds played. Anderson, Sara Baker, Amanda present Baker, Brooke present Ballerano, Lorraine Birmingham, Molly Bonner, Sarah Bronson, Jamie Brown, Leslie Brown, Val Brzostowski, Paula Chapman, Meghan present Claesson, Malin Cobb, Colby Conaty, Dawn-Marie Corbett, Susan Cululi, Ann Davis, Sarah Dean, Ashlee Derrey, Stephanie Doughtie, Lauren All-Time Roster Ellington, Caroline present Evans, Cyndi Gwyn, Cindel present Hargett, Kim Harling, Lauren Hammond, Hayley present Henderson, Alli Hennessey, Margaux Hodgin, Wendy Leslye Johnson Love, Jennifer Marren, Kathy Meekins, Marcia Minnich, Sharron Mondragon, Leslye Mountcastle, Nancy Plath, Cathy Pomeranz, Courtney Randolph, Rebecca Ritson, Chloe Ross, Hunter Rossi, Kathy Saleeby, Joanna present Saleeby, Julie present Schmidt, Lisanne Schumacher, Andrea Schumacher, Beth Sides, Tammy Spamer, Jill Strandberg, Kathleen present Street, Emily present Stubblefield, Leslie Traynor, Anne Vega, Briana Vincent, Kristin Vincent, Jessica Walker, Kim Watkins, Allison Watson, Gwen Wein, Erica W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 1 3

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18 L o n n i e P o o l e G o l f C o u r s e I (was very) excited to hear about the potential for NC State to acquire its own course. There was a lot of talk about building a golf course while I was being recruited by NCSU and it is very encouraging to know that things are finally moving in that direction. It will definitely be a great asset for the golf coaches. - Carl Pettersson, PGA Tour Player and former NC State golfer Adding to the tradition and distinction of NC State University s commitment to academic and athletic excellence, the first 18-hole golf course was built on NC State s Centennial Campus. Thanks to a $3 million gift from Lonnie C. Poole and his wife Carol Lynn Poole in the spring, construction on the Lonnie Poole Golf Course began in the summer of 2007, and play began in the summer of The course is an 18-hole, 7,350-yard, par 71 public course. Funds were raised for a $11.6 million dollar Arnold Palmer Signature multipurpose golf course that would also include a research center and clubhouse. It would not only aid the golf teams, but would also support critical academic programs, including the Professional Golf Management (PGM) and turfgrass programs. The Palmer Course Design Company, a team of superior golf design and construction professionals, has been chosen to oversee a signature course built with the Wolfpack s athletic, academic and alumni goals in mind. Erik Larsen, a NC State alumnus, is the architect designing NC State s golf course for Arnold Palmer Designs. Our goal was to build a course equal to or better than any collegiate course in the country, stated Larsen. I m very confident this is going to be a top quality course that will provide an excellent venue for collegiate competition. The 18-hole tract features great variety, with low lying areas as well as fairways with rolling hills. It also features beautiful green sites as well as tee boxes. Several areas of the course will provide gorgeous views of downtown Raleigh as well as the NC State campus. The course features three types of character flat, wetlands, and trees which makes it a very interesting golf course, commented Larsen. NC State will have the best golf course in the ACC. - Arnold Palmer at the 2008 Golf Coaches Association of America s Hall of Fame Awards Dinner W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

19 For the nearly 60 industry and government organizations, and the new Alumni Center that will be located on Centennial Campus, this golf course fulfills the promise of a full-spectrum campus. The golf course will not only provide an amenity for those looking further their interaction with faculty, students and alumni, but it will also be an important attraction to future organizations considering Centennial Campus as a prime Raleigh business location. - Terry Wood, Vice Chancellor, University Advancement The par 71 course will list nine par four holes, five par threes and four par five holes, measuring 7,350 yards from the championship tees. A driving range and practice green are also available. The NC State golf course, research and training facility, and clubhouse covers approximately 200 acres and be positioned on the southernmost portion of Centennial Campus, easily accessible from Interstate 40. These facilities support the academic and athletic needs of the university, and will also benefit the community by providing the only public golf course inside the beltline. The research and training facility serve as the focal point for critical research, teaching and extension programs within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and as a central laboratory for NC State s prestigious Turfgrass Management and Professional Golf Management Programs (PGM). This 12,000 square foot facility includes classrooms, working laboratories, meeting and conference rooms, offices, and storage for the turfgrass program and for the PGM program, as well as offices, locker rooms, showers, meeting room, storage and a golf club repair area for the golf teams. Common areas include a reception area, offices, student lounge, classrooms and conference room. The clubhouse will be an 8,500 square foot, two-story frame building with a 1,200 square foot outdoor terrace overlooking the course and practice range. NC State s environmentally-friendly golf course will not only fulfill its role for recreation and athletics, but will provide the university with a functioning laboratory for research, instruction, and training. In addition, the university will propose this course for the Audubon Signature Program certification. This program strives to balance wildlife conservation, habitat enhancement and environmental improvements with the economics and practicalities of running a golf course. With the proximity of the golf course to the new Alumni Center, NC State clubs, conferences, meetings and reunions will have the option of including golf tournaments as well as hosting fundraising golf tournaments. A prestigious golf course, research facility, and clubhouse that will not only entertain, but educate; built not just for the love of the game, but to also give greater opportunities for success in the game of life W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 1 7

20 S tat e C u p Wolfpack Club The NC State Student Aid Association (The Wolfpack Club) is a private organization established in 1936 to promote and support the athletics program at NC State. Through continuous fund-raising efforts, the Wolfpack Club is able to provide 100% of the studentathlete scholarships and to continue to build and improve athletic facilities at NC State. Over 18,000 Wolfpack Club members make this type of support possible. The organization also coordinates many special events and functions for Wolfpackers all over the state, as well as certain regions of the country. Ticket priority and special mailings are two popular benefits of becoming a donor. However, the most important benefit is knowing that the contribution is providing a young man or woman the opportunity to attend NC state University. The Wolfpack Club would like to thank the following people for the generous scholarship endowments to the women s golf program. Coffey Family #1 Golfer Scholarship Campbell Family Scholarship Suzanne S. Clifton / Executive Staffing Services, Inc. / The Casleton Group, Inc. Scholarship Commander Family Scholarship Crow Family Scholarship Marvin Crow Family Scholarship Wendy Murphy Crumpler Family Scholarship Benson Family Scholarship Carla Rouse Scholarship Karen Ann Welker Scholarship The State Cup The State Cup is a fundraiser to supplement the NC State Golf program budget. The State Cup weekend is a fun way to help build a proud golf tradition at NC State. Foursomes compete in the golf tournament with former and current members of the Wolfpack playing as a celebrity for each group. The 2007 State Cup took place at Prestonwood Country Club. The participants also attended and enjoyed a tailgate party before the NC State football game against Wake Forest on October 14. Dr. Robb Wade, a professor in NC State s Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management college and the assistant director of the school s Professional Golf Management program, served as the coordinator for the event. Wolfpack Women s Weekend The annual Wolfpack Women s Weekend held during early June has become a Wolfpack tradition at one of the state s premier golf resorts for women Wolfpack fans to gather for a weekend of golf and to hear from several coaches of NC State women s teams speak. Organized by former NC State Senior Associate Athletic Director and current Associate Commissioner at the Atlantic Coast Conference Nora Lynn Finch, and put on by the Wolfpack Club, the Wolfpack Women s Weekend features prominent women in the NC State athletic department, including head women s golf coach Page Marsh. For more information about becoming a member of the Wolfpack Club please visit our website at or call (919) W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

21 atlantic coast conference A C C w o m e n s G o l f Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. However, in today s intercollegiate athletics, competition has become so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. Now in its 56th year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. In women s golf, Duke is second in all-time NCAA championships with its five titles (1999, 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2007), only trailing Arizona State s six. Miami claimed one NCAA national title in 1984, before joining the ACC. Duke is tied with Southern California for third in NCAA individual champions, claiming three national medalists - Candy Hannemann (2001), Virada Nirapathpongporn (2002), and Anna Grzebien (2005). The ACC currently has nine teams competing in women s golf with the newest additions being Miami, (2004) and Boston College, (2005). The conference recognized women s golf as a conference sport in when a minimum of four teams (Duke, North Carolina, NC State and Wake Forest) competed. After a five-year hiatus, women s golf became a sponsored sport once again in 1992 with Duke, Florida State, North Carolina and Wake Forest competing. Maryland joined the ranks during the 2000 season, while NC State joined the following year (2001). Duke has won 16 ACC championships, followed by Wake Forest (3) and North Carolina (1). Duke leads the schools in ACC individual championships with 14, followed by Wake Forest (4) and North Carolina (2). Six of the nine women s golf teams participated in the NCAA Regionals a year ago, with three of those teams - Duke, Wake Forest and Virginia advancing to the NCAA Championship. All three teams placed in the NCAA top 15 with Duke placing third, Wake Forest tying for 10 th place and Virginia tying for 12 th place. The nine schools that carry the ACC banner this spring have produced 60 first or second team All-Americans, seven National Player of the Years, three national freshmen of the years, and six National Coach of the Years W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 1 9

22 S h o r t G a m e Fa c i l i t y NC State opened its short game practice facility August Located on campus at the University Club, it is adjacent to a parthree golf course. A state of the art facility designed for virtually any type of short game practice, the Wolfpack s practice facility is closed to the public. Three separate greens, constructed to USGA specifications, are the focal points of the facility, planted with a blend of A-1 and A-4 bent grass providing a turf that is unsurpassed for putting surface quality in the southeastern states. The 6,800 square foot putting green is characterized by diverse movement with a wide variety of slopes and breaks. The chipping green is designed for sand, lob wedge and bump and run play. This green is surrounded by bunkers of varying depths, hollows mowed at both fairway and rough heights, level run-up areas and elevated ridges for downhill shots to the putting surface. Imagination is the only limit to shot variety in this area. The third green is designed as three distinct areas. It is protected by bunkers and hollows and will accommodate shots up to 100 yards. Mowing patterns surrounding this green allow play from both fairway and rough cuts. This facility is a one of a kind, said the designer, Bob Moore of JMP Golf Design, who graduated from NC State and has built award-winning golf courses all over the world, including the Heritage Golf Club in Wake Forest, N.C., which earned the Best New Course Award in It will provide the NC State golf teams with an unrivaled short game practice area. Bob Erickson Golf Facilities Superintendent NC State has a top-notch practice facility, said Carl Pettersson, a former All-American for the Wolfpack who currently plays on the PGA Tour. When I m home and not on competing on the PGA Tour, I always make it a point to practice at NC State s facility to keep my short game sharp. The facility also includes a putting green and a spacious indoor lounge. In order for the practice facility to be useful to the men s and women s golf teams, it has to simulate tournament conditions at all times, said Bob Erikson, the superintendent of the short game practice facility. That s what we strive for every day - a facility that allows the athletes the opportunity to practice every conceivable short game shot. I ve worked at both the men s and women s US Open Championships and a number of PGA events, and I can honestly say that the NC State golf practice facility rivals any short game facility in the area used by players of that caliber. The new building renovations will allow NC State to provide the student-athletes with a place they can call their own for the first time in NC State golf team history W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

23 P h y s i c a l I m p r o v e m e n t Proper strength and conditioning is a key to success on the fields of play for all collegiate athletes, and at NC State each athlete is provided an opportunity to build themselves through the Wolfpack s outstanding physical improvement program. All the facilities needed by the Wolfpack soccer program are available in the expanded Weisiger Brown weight room facility. Chris Morland, the Pack s strength and conditioning advisor, is there to provide superior training and guidance to the entire team. Sports Medicine Under the direction of Charlie Rozanski, few programs play a role as essential to the continued success of NC State athletics as sports medicine. It provides preventive care that helps athletes avoid injuries, and postinjury treatment that enables athletes to fully recover as soon as possible. p r a c t i c e, n u t r i t i o n a n d C o n d i t i o n i n g Care starts with the facilities, and with 23 varsity athletic teams at NC State, the school has a pair of fully equipped training rooms, one in Reynolds Coliseum and one at the Weisiger-Brown Athletics Facility. The Weisiger-Brown training room, where the men s soccer team is treated, opened in July of 2006 and is a state-of-the-art facility. The Wolfpack is assisted by a host of health care professionals in the Raleigh community, providing state-of-the-art care in prevention and treatment of athletic injuries. This readily available task force includes physicians, orthopedic consultants and chiropractic consultants. Case Dining Hall Proper nutrition is essential to all Wolfpack athletes. The Case Dining Hall provides wellbalanced and appetizing meals needed to maintain winning performances. NC State athletes enjoy the convenience and outstanding quality of the Case training table. The friendly Case Dining Hall staff does an outstanding job feeding over 400 athletes three meals a day. The dining hall is located on the bottom floor of Case Athletic Center, which is convenient to main campus, the Weisiger-Brown Facility, Reynolds Coliseum and classrooms. Each meal is designed to give the athlete a number of healthy options. There is a wide array of food selections including a buffet line, potato and pasta bar, salad bar, cold sandwich buffet with a variety of breads and meats, frozen yogurt and desserts. The meal schedule is molded around the class and practice schedules of the athletes, which allows them an extra advantage in budgeting their time W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F 2 1

24 N C S tat e u n i v e r s i t y NC STATE UNIVERSITY - A CAMPUS OF ACHIEVERS Since being founded March 7, 1887, NC State, the largest four-year institution in North Carolina, has established itself as a dynamic academic community. More than 32,800 students from all 50 states and over 100 foreign countries join to form one of the nation s most outstanding universities each year. North Carolina State University has emerged as a national leader in science, engineering and technology while keeping its roots deep in the North Carolina community through comprehensive extension outreach. A strong humanities program, a vibrant theater and one of the premier Colleges of Design round out the portrait of NC State. NC State s beautiful campus hosts a great diversity of people, programs and excitement. Student-athletes select NC State for many reasons: strong academics, outstanding athletic opportunity, excellent reputation, career advantages, the prospering Raleigh/Triangle location and many social opportunities. The Campus NC State s campus is comprised of 2,240 acres, with the main campus located one mile west of downtown Raleigh, the state s capital. The state s first veterinary school is located nearby on a 182-acre campus near Carter- Finley Stadium, home of Wolfpack Football. In addition, the future of NC State is forming around the 1,334 acre Centennial Campus. A unique venture between government, private corporations and NC State, Centennial Campus is a model of education in the new millennium. Over time, the master plan for the expansion of the Centennial will more than double the size of NC State and is currently home to over 100 integrated corporate and government research partners, including 25 incubator companies and over 2,950 employees. The university s facilities are supplemented by 101,000 acres of research farms and forests across the state with employees stationed in all 100 North Carolina Counties. The Tools for Success NC State is known as one of the country s top research universities. It is ranked third among national research universities in industry-funded research and first in total research expenditures in the 16-campus University of North Carolina system. NC State s expenditures for research and sponsored programs exceed $330.9 million and 70% of NC State faculty is engaged in sponsored research. The University has launched over 70 start-up companies and has 634 active patents for beneficial technologies developed by its world-class faculty. Students interact with and learn from industry, government and business partners every day at NC State s acclaimed Centennial Campus, which is a widely recognized model for how universities can construct academic partnerships with the private sector. At the same time, NC State is a tremendous asset to its home state, through partnerships that foster economic development and an extension network that reaches into each of North Carolina s 100 counties and the Cherokee Reservation. Being engaged with the real-life concerns of our state is part of NC State s land-grant mission, but in Living on Campus The entire campus has 2,240 acres, 20 residence halls, and 295 apartments. The campus offers full student access to internet and from over 2800 computer stations. All residence halls and most off-campus housing have internet access. A Safe Environment NC State is committed to providing you with a safe environment. The Department of Public Safety s Police Division at NC State operates 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. Officers are ready to respond to all emergency calls and requests for assistance. Founded: March 7, 1887 Student Population: 32,782 (largest four-year institution in N.C.) from all 50 states and 100 countries Majors: 115 Faculty Population: 2,103 (+6,024 administrative and support staff) Total Research Expenditures: $330.9 million Total Budget: $1.1 billion W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

25 recent years it has been taken to a new plane. Every college at NC State now has an outreach function. You can find university faculty, staff and students working all across the state to achieve everything from better air quality to homeland security. NC State degrees get jobs An NC State degree is valuable- and not just to the graduate, but also valuable to employers. Employers also know that NC State graduates are prepared to hit the ground running, ready to contribute to their goals. The Libraries The University provides several extensive libraries containing over 3.1 million volumes of books, bound journals and federal publications and over 4.63 million microforms. D.H. Hill, the main library on campus, is ranked No. 18 in the nation among public universities and is on a network system in conjunction with UNC-Chapel Hill, NC Central University and Duke University. Combined, these resources are second in number to only The Library of Congress. Aside from D.H. Hill, many colleges maintain more specific library collections in their buildings. Student Opportunities In addition to the extensive support services offered through the ImPACK program and the office of Academic Support Program for Student-Athletes, NC State offers a number of services that are open to all students. The Tutorial Center provides free tutoring in English, foreign languages, mathematics, chemistry, physics and other freshman and sophomore courses. NC State offers academic, personal and vocational counseling to students through the Counseling Center. The African-American Cultural Center (AACC) serves as the hub of campus activity for African-American students, as well as the community at large. The AACC provides a supportive environment for African-American students while serving as an educational facility that promotes awareness of the African presence throughout history. w o l f pa c k S o c c e r In addition, the Peer Mentoring Program is a student peer-advisory program with first year African-American students paired with returning students. The primary objective of the program is to help students with their academic, emotional and social adjustments to college. A Great Place To Call Home In addition to outstanding athletics and academics, NC State offers a chance to grow and learn through a wealth of social opportunities. More than 7,000 students live on campus, putting them within walking distance to classes, labs, the libraries, theaters, concerts, art galleries and sports facilities. In addition, every dormitory room comes with connections to the NC State campus computer network, a network that ranks in the top-25 nationally according to the Princeton Review. University Dining has something for everyone and can accommodate most special nutritional needs. NC State operates a nationally recognized dining program that offers convenience, quality and service. There are 15 locations around campus, ranging from all-you-can-eat Case Dining Hall to the Wolve s Den to campus convenience stores and quick food like Chick-Fil-A and Taco Bell. A 42,900-square-foot Student Health Center opened in 1999 to consolidate counseling, disability services, health education and medical services. Staffed with full-time physicians, nurses, pharmacy and other medical support staff, NC State s Student Health Services provides routine medical care to students on an outpatient basis. Regular student fees cover routine medical services. More To Do Than You Ever Imagined More than 300 extracurricular activities challenge students mentally, socially and physically and can help fill out a well-rounded college experience. Diverse clubs include special interests, while sororities and fraternities create the unity and fun of Greek life. Activities include honor societies, a freshman fellows leadership program, a studentrun newspaper and radio station, a yearbook and literary magazine, numerous preprofessional organizations, Student Government Association and musical activities. The Black Student Board, a branch of the Union Activities Board, sponsors a number of programs, including the Pan African Festival, a week-long event in the spring. Students may participate in all aspects of the student-run theater at Thompson Theater, while the Black Repertory theater encourages the production of African-American plays. Former Pack goalkeeper Robert Gibbs ( ) now serves as the White House Press Secretary for President Obama. Number of Patents Held: 634 and growing Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 15:1 Average Class Size: 35 students Land Mass: 2,110 acres on Raleigh campus, plus more than 101,000 acres in research and extension farms, forests and facilities through out the state W WO LO FL PF AP CA K C K W MO Me n e n s s G OG LO F L F 2 30

26 R a l e i g h, N o r t h C a r o l i n a Population Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, boasts a population of over 368,000 residents. Over 823,000 people live in Wake County, while well over a million populate the area (Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill) that makes up the Triangle region. Diversity One-third of Raleigh s population is made up of minorities. One-third of the population is also between the ages of Location Location Location Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, is located 150 miles west of the Atlantic Ocean and 190 miles east of the Great Smoky Mountains. There are 163 parks in Raleigh, covering over 7,043 acres. Not Too Hot, Not Too Cold The average high temperature in Raleigh is 70 degrees, while the average low is 50 degrees. The mean annual temperature in Raleigh is 59.3 degrees. Research Triangle Park The Research Triangle Park is the largest planned research and development park in the United States. More than 50 companies and government agencies have dedicated research centers in computer science, biotechnology, telecommunications, medicine, environmental science, and the humanities and social sciences. The 7,000-acre site is the home of 157 organizations, and employs over 39,000 people. Many cooperative research ventures take place between these companies and faculty members and laboratories at the University. As an NC State student and graduate, the benefits are all here for you. A College Town There are seven colleges and universities within Wake Counties borders. In addition to NC State, Raleigh is home to four other institutions of higher learning: Meredith College (women s college), Peace College (women s college), St. Augustine s College and Shaw University. NC Central University, UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University are also located within 30 minutes of the NC State campus. Getting Around Raleigh-Durham International Airport is just 15 minutes west of downtown Raleigh. About 10 million travelers use it to catch almost 500 daily flights to more than 46 non-stop destinations. North Carolina also has the largest state-maintained highway system in the nation. Three interstate highways intersect the Triangle area alone W O L F P A C K W O M e n s G O L F

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28 Sept Duramed Cougar Classic Hanahan, S.C. Sept UNCG-Starmount Fall Classic Greensboro, N.C. Oct Tar Heel Invitational Chapel Hill, N.C. October Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships Knoxville, Tenn. Feb Hurricane Invitational Miami Lakes, Fla. March LSU Tiger-Wave Classic Baton Rouge, La. March Pinehurst Challenge Pinehurst, N.C. April 2-4 Bryan National Collegiate Browns Summit, N.C. April ACC Championships Greensboro, N.C. May 6-8 NCAA Regional Championship TBA May NCAA Championship Wilmington, N.C.