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1 QUICK FACTS Paige Mackenzie was a second-team All-American in TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents Outlook Schedule Roster... 3 Husky Profiles Ashley Bickerton... 4 Sung Ea Lee... 5 Paige Mackenzie Courtney McCracken... 8 Amber Prange... 9 Kim Shin Amy Wang Head Coach Mary Lou Mulflur Former Coaches Records Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Team Results/Statistics Fall Team Results/Statistics Team/Individual Bests Tournament Results Husky Records Letterwinners Husky All-Americans / Pac-10 Honors Husky Home Courses Husky Golf Historical Washington National Golf Club Location... Seattle, Washington Mailing Address... Box , Seattle, WA Enrollment... 38,000 (29,000 undergraduate) Nickname... Huskies Mascot... Spirit (Alaskan Malamute) School Song... Bow Down to Washington Colors... Purple and Gold President... Dr. Mark Emmert Director of Athletics... Todd Turner Senior Associate Athletic Director... Marie Tuite Assistant Director of Olympic Sports... Karen Flor Athletic Trainer... Pat Jenkins Media Relations Director... Jim Daves Media Relations Phone... (206) Media Relations Fax... (206) Home Courses... Broadmoor Country Club Sahalee Golf and Country Club Tacoma Country & Golf Club Washington National Golf Club Conference... Pac Pac-10 Finish... 6th 2004 NCAA West Regional Finish... 4th NCAA Championship Finish... 6th Total NCAA Appearances... 6 Best NCAA Finish... 6th, 2004 Letterwinners Lost... 1 Letterwinners Returning... 6 COACHING STAFF Head Women s Coach... Mary Lou Mulflur Alma Mater... Washington, 1980 Office Number Year at Washington... 22nd Credits: The 2005 Washington Golf Guide was written and edited by Jim Daves, media relations director. Printing by the University of Washington Publications Services (Judy Robertson). Action photography by David Gonzales, Jim Daves, Joanie Komura and Bruce Terami. 1

2 2 Paige Mackenzie Deep Lineup Paying Dividends for Huskies After Paige Mackenzie dropped in a players, but this team, I could throw any fivewith a school-record stroke average. birdie putt to complete Washington s sixthplace finish at the 2004 NCAA of them out there and we re going to bea back injury forced her to stop playing for successful and that is a great position to benine months and cut short her sophomore Championships, veteran Husky coach Maryin as a coach. To have a roster with seven season. Lou Mulflur had an interesting thought. players that you know can play for you is An All-Pac-10 performer in 2004, she The fact that we were there with two really comforting as a coach. was seventh at the NCAA Regional and freshmen and two sophomores and a senior, when we walked of f that golf course we knew we could do a lot better, Mulflur It is also a comforting thought that thefinished 1th at the NCAAs, the best Huskies, ranked fourth in the final Golfweekshowing ever by a Husky. Mackenzie poll of the fall, do not have any seniors onposted six top-10 finishes during the season says. the roster. and picked up her first career victory. She Based on the team s performance this Mackenzie did not look like she missedenters this spring ranked 27th in the fall, Mulflur was right. Ranked fourth by Golfweek entering a beat last season while leading Washington Golfweek standings. Paige s wedge game is really the spring portion of the schedule, the Huskies have turned in three second-place finishes this season and one third-place phenomenal, Mulflur says. When she came back from her injury she was initially limited to putting and wedge play. All of that showing in tournament action. That list of accomplishments includes a runner-up showing at the Fall Preview. That type of play has generated some high expectations, exactly what Mulflur wants for her veteran team. They want the bar high, Mulflur says. They are the ones that set where the bar is and they know that we have an opportunity to do something really special. Everything that we do is taking us down that path. The Huskies certainly have the returning veterans to successfully navigate the road back to the NCAA Championships. There are six letterwinners back from last year s team, including second-team All- American Paige Mackenzie and honorable mention All-American Sung Ea Lee. Sophomores Amber Prange and Ashley Bickerton participated at the NCAAs while classmates Amy Wang and Courtney McCracken both saw tournament competition. The lone freshman, Kim Shin, could have the biggest impact on the team. She led Washington with a stroke average in the fall and is ranked 19th in the nation entering the spring. This may be my deepest team ever, says Mulflur who is in her 22nd season at Washington. We ve had teams with good Final Golfweek Fall Standings 1. Duke UCLA Auburn Washington Georgia Arizona State Ohio State Oklahoma State Pepperdine Tulane Washington Spring Schedule Date Event Course Location time has really made a dif ference and her short game has improved tremendously. Lee was second on the team last year with a stroke average that helped her earn second-team All-Pac-10 honors. She was UW s top finisher in three events, including the Pac-10 Championships. Feb. 7-9 Regional Challenge Palos Verdes Los Angeles, CA March 8-9 Spartan Invitational Corral de Tierra Salinas, CA March Duck Invitational Shadow Hills Eugene, OR April 1-3 ASU Invitational Karsten Tempe, AZ April 9-10 California Collegiate Stanford Stanford, CA April Pac-10 Championships Ruby Hills Pleasanton, CA May 5-7 NCAA West Regional New Mexico State Univ. Course Las Cruces, NM May NCAA Championships Sunriver Resort Sunriver, OR Sung Ea Lee

3 2005 Washington Roster Player Class Ht. Exp. Hometown High School Ashley Bickerton Sophomore 5-9 1V Ottawa, Ontario, CA Ashbury Prep Sung Ea Lee Junior 5-5 2V Tacoma, WA Clover Park Paige Mackenzie Junior 5-7 2V Yakima, WA Eisenhower Courtney McCracken Sophomore 5-5 1V Eagle, Idaho Eagle Amber Prange Sophomore 5-6 1V Noblesville, IN Noblesville Kim Shin Freshman 5-4 HS Mountlake Terrace, WA Shorewood Amy Wang Sophomore 5-4 1V Kirkland, WA Lake Washington Head Coach: Mary Lou Mulflur, 22nd year (Washington 80) Amber Prange year. She shot 72 and a career-best 70 during the final two rounds of the NCAAs to contribute to UW s sixth-place finish. McCracken was ninth at this year s Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational and has lowered her stroke average by six per round from her freshman campaign. She appeared in five tournaments as a freshman. Wang played in six tournaments as a freshman and had her best outing this fall with a 25thplace finish at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational. Shin s start is one of the best ever by a Husky. She led Washington with an eightplace outing in her debut at the Fall Preview and topped the Huskies with a sixth-place effort at the Ihlanfeldt. Last summer she capped her junior golf career by reaching the second round of match play at the U.S. Amateur. She was easily one of the top five freshmen in the nation this fall, Mulflur says. From the get go she has been steady. She s very tough mentally, she knows her game Kim Shin Lee capped her fall campaign by finishing second at the Las egas V Collegiate, her 1th top-10 performance. In 12 rounds she posted a stroke average which has her on track to post her best season as a collegiate golfer. What impressed me the most about Sung this fall was in back-to-back tournaments she went deep under the par in the last round, Mulflur says. She is so capable of shooting those kinds of numbers. She works hard and is a good kid with a huge heart. Prange was an honorable mention All- Pac-10 pick as a freshman after posting a stroke average. She played her way into the top-10 three times and posted a pair of rounds in the 60s. Bickerton, who is a member of Ashley Canada s National Amateur Team, came up Bickerton big for the Huskies in postseason play last very well; what she can and can t do. For the most part she sticks to those lines when she plays. With the NCAA Championships scheduled for the Sunriver Resort in Bend, Ore., a course familiar to the Huskies, Mulflur hopes to find the right combination that will allow the Huskies to better last season s sixth-place finish. Certainly Paige, Sung and Kim solidified themselves as the top three. Our four through seven players, it is almost like you go four a, b, c and d. They are that close and they are all that good. It does not seem to matter which five, we played with ferent dif line-ups all fall and we still ranked in the top four in the country. Not a lot of teams can do that and be that productive consistently. I think we are all excited to get going in the spring. 3

4 Ashley Bickerton Sophomore Ottawa, Canada Washington & Amateur Notes Named to the eight-player Canadian Ladies Golf Association National Amateur team, she is one of four collegiate players selected Tied for sixth at Canada s 2004 Royale Cup National Amateur Will pursue a major in communications 2004 (Sophomore Fall) Appeared in three fall events, missing the Stanford Intercollegiate Best finish was Fall Preview where she was 28th at 7-over 220 Carded a pair of 71s in the final rounds at the Preview and Las egas V Collegiate (Freshman) One of two freshmen on the Husky postseason roster Competed in nine tournaments during the season including the NCAA Championships Posted a stroke average Had a strong finish during the final two days of play at the NCAAs to help the Huskies record a sixth-place finish, shooting 72 during the third round and a career-best 70 on the final day of play Was UW s No. 4 scorer at the NCAAs with a 17-over 305 Her 72 during the final round of the NCAAWest Regional helped the Huskies to a fourth-place showing Was UW s number-three finisher at the regional, shooting 13-over 229 to place 45th Best tournament was 5-over 216 at Stanford Intercollegiate Was UW s number-two scorer at Ihlanfeldt Invitational in her collegiate debut Junior Golf A 2002 AJGA All-American Won the AJGA Lessing Classic and the AJGA Bank of Montreal Future Links Tied for first at the 2003 Canadian Junior Placed fifth at the 2003 BMO Canadian Tour event Was fifth in the standings for the the 2003 Canadian Junior Golf Order of Merit Won the 2001 CJGAWorld Junior Challenge Played in the 2002 Junior World Championships A three-time Quebec Junior Team member Played on the 2001 and 2002 CJGACanadian Junior Teams Her high school, Ashbury College Prep, did not fer of a women s golf team Also played basketball, cross country and volleyball. Personal Born Aug. 7, 1985 in Ottawa Bickerton s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 21st, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 6-8, 2003 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 216, Stanford Intercol., Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 70, NCAA Championships, May 21, 2004 Bickerton s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships

5 Sung Ea Lee Junior Tacoma, WA Washington & Amateur Notes Has 11 top-10 finishes in her career to rank fifth on UW all-time list Advanced to match play at 2004 U.S. Public Links Has played 75 collegiate rounds, the second highest total on the team Ranked 30th in final fall Golfweek standings Majoring in sociology 2004 (Junior Fall) Played in all four events and posted a scoring average Was UW s top finisher at the Las Vegas Collegiate, placing second Las Vegas Collegiate tied as her best finish as a collegiate Posted a 67 during the final round of the Stanford Intercollegiate, her best round as a collegiate. Her 212 at Stanford was her best tournament score Her 4-under 68 at Las Vegas was best round against par by a Husky Lee s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals (Sophomore) An honorable mention All-America pick and a second-team All-Pac-10 selection Was second on the team with a stroke average Had five top-10 finishes Shot 15-over 303 to place 69th at first NCAA Championships and helpcareer Best Finish: 2nd, California Collegiate, April 12-13, 2003 & UW to a sixth-place finish Las Vegas Collegiate, Nov. 1-3, 2004 Her stroke average ranked as the sixth best in Husky history Career Top-10 Finishes: 11 Ranked 35th in Golfweek s May 9 final standings Career Best 54-Hole Score: 212, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , One of two Huskies to play all 11events during the season 2004 Shot 5-over 221 at the NCAAWest Regional Championship to tie for 15th Career Best 18-Hole Score: Was UW s top finisher in three tournaments, including the Pac-10 Championship where she placed 10th overall 67, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 17, 2004 Shot 1-under 215 at the Stanford Intercollegiate to help ashington W set a Lee s Tournament Results new team tournament scoring mark That was the best tournament score in her career UW Shot 70 in the 1st & 3rd rounds, the best single-round scores in her career Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. Was ranked ninth by Golfstat in par three scoring 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Freshman) 10/15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate An honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection 11/1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate E Posted three straight top-10 finishes at the end of the season UW Was 10th at NCAAWest Regional, shooting top score (220) of the seasondate Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. Her 10th-place at the regional was the fifth best by a Husky at the event10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational Was 2nd at the California Collegiate, her best showing tournament finish 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate Was eighth at the Pac-10 Championships, shooting 7-over 223 Best 18-hole score was a 71 in the 1st round of the Pac-10s One of four players to appear in all 11tournaments during the year Was the Huskies top scorer in three events 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational E /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /2-4 ASU Ping Invit /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championship /8 NCAA West Regional /18-21 NCAA Championships Clover Park High School/Junior Golf Was the WIAAstate champion in 2001 after being the runner -up in 2000 The WJGA state champ in 2001 U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier in 2000 Voted the Tacoma Athletics Commission Athlete of the Year The PCL District champion all four years at Clover Park UW Runner up at the 2001 PGA Junior Series Championship at Indian Summer Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. Member of the WJGATeam Washington and Team USA in 2000 and /26-28 McGuire Invitational /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational Played tennis in high school 10/18-20 Stanford Invitational /18-19 Bay Area Classic Personal 2/24-26 Arizona Invitational Born June 10, 1984 in Guam 3/4-5 Spartan Invitational Father, Lee Dai Won, owns a construction company 3/24-26 UCLA Invitational Has two younger sisters and a younger brother 4/4-6 ASU Ping Invitational /12-13 California Collegiate /22-24 Pac-10 Championships /8-10 NCAA West Regionals

6 Paige Mackenzie Junior Yakima, WA 2004 (Junior Fall) Competed in all four events Led Washington at the Stanford Intercollegiate with a fifth-place finish Equaled her best 18-hole score with a 3-under 67 at Stanford Tied her best tournament score with a 210 at the Stanford Intercollegiate Ranked 27th in final fall Golfweek standings (Sophomore) Named an NGCA second-team All-American Shot even par 288 to finish 1th 1 at the NCAAChampionships, her second top-25 finish at the NCAAs after placing 25th in 2002 Finished strong by posted a 69 and 68 during the final two rounds Earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors this year Led the team with a stroke average that ranks first on UW s all-time single-season list Ranked 22nd in Golfweek and 23rd in the Golfstat Cup final rankings Was seventh at NCAAWest Reigional, shooting career-best 67 during the final round of play, the lowest score ever recorded by a Husky in postseason competition Was Washington s top finisher in all three fall tournaments and three times in the spring Recorded her first career win at the Kent Youel Invitational Shot 2-under 214 to take medalist honors Carded the best tournament score in her career with 6-under 210 to place third at the Stanford Intercollegiate Had six top-10 finishes raising her career total to 10 Posted the Huskies top 3 tourney scores and 5 best single-round scores (Redshirt Season) Led the Huskies in scoring with a stroke average of 73.8 UW s top finisher at the McGuire Invitational with a 3rd-place showing Had a top-10 finish at the Stanford Invitational (Freshman) Named to the NGCAAll-Scholar-Athlete team Honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection Competed in all 12 tournaments for the Huskies Was one of UW s top three scorers in 10 events Led UW at the NCAAs with a 25th-place finish that ranks as the best performance ever by a Husky at the NCAAs Was the sixth highest finisher among Pac-10 competitors at the NCAAs Was the Huskies top finisher at the PING/ASU Invitational (224) and tied Kelli Kamimura for 23rd in the rain-shortened Fall Preview (150) during her first collegiate tourney Top tournament finish was the Peg Barnard California Collegiate where he was fourth overall at 3-over Was seventh at Oregon s Duck Invitational (223) Her 4-over 220 at the Stanford Intercollegiate helped UW to set a 54-hole scoring record (874), that was also her low 54-hole total for the year Low round of the year was a 69 she shot ASU at Invitational Eisenhower High School/Junior Golf A first-team All-Big-9 selection all four seasons at Eisenhower In 1999 she received the Joan Teats Inspirational Award, named after the founder of Washington Junior Golf Washington & Amateur Notes Posted five top-10 finishes in national tournaments, claiming one championship Second-team preseason All-American by Golfweek Competed at U.S. Women s Amateur Championships in 1999 Most experienced player with 87 collegiate A National Honor Society member with a 3.97 grade point average rounds Won the Washington Scholar Award Ranks fourth on UW s all-time list with 12 top-10 finishes Named the 2000 Girl Golfer of the Year for both the Washington Junior Only member of team to win a collegiate event Golf Association and the Pacific Northwest Golf Association Owns UW single-season stroke average record (74.1) set in 2004 Was the medalist at the 2002 TransNational Needs 15 more rounds to become UW s all-time leader in rounds played Lettered in basketball Granted a medical redshirt for the season after being sidelined for nine months with a back injury Personal Older brother, Brock, was a two-time first-team All-American for UW men s Daughter of Hugh and Caren Mackenzie team Mother and father are both pharmacists Father swam at Washington State Uncle, Stewart, played golf at Oregon

7 Mackenzie s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Total Career Best Finish: 1st, Kent Youel Invitational, Nov. 4-5, 2003 Career Top-10 Finishes: 12 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 210, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 and Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2004 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67, NCAA West Regional, May 8, 2004 and Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 15, 2004 Mackenzie s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate E /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships E UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/26-28 McGuire Invitational /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /18-20 Stanford Invitational UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/24-26 Fall Preview /8-10 Northwest Invitational /19-21 Stanford Intercollegiate /17-18 Lady Aztec Invitational /25-26 Arizona Invitational /4-6 Spartan Invitational /28-29 Duck Invitational /5-7 ASU PING Invitational /13-14 Barnard Collegiate /22-24 Pac-10 Championships /9-11 NCAA West Regionals /21-24 NCAA Championships

8 Courtney McCracken Sophomore Eagle, ID Washington & Amateur Notes Finished 24th at 2004 Oregon Open, the third best of any amateur Placed 10th at 2004 Idaho State Amateur * Interested in majoring in communications 2004 (Sophomore Fall) Placed ninth at Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational competing as an individual That marked her first top-10 finish as a collegiate Recorded career bests for tournament score (227) and single-round (71) at Ihlanfeldt Was UW s No. 4 finisher at the Stanford Intercollegiate 2003 (Freshman) Played in five tournaments, twice as a scoring player Best performance was the Spartan Invitational where she shot 238 Carded her best 18-hole score at that event with a 76 during the second round of the Spartan Invitational Eagle High School and Junior Golf Won 5A state title as a junior and senior Was a three-time district champion and a three-time Southern Idaho Conference medalist Won the 2003 Idaho Amateur Championship Personal Born April 2, 1985 in Boise Daughter of Dana and Dennis McCracken Has a younger brother, Connor McCracken s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Total Career Best Finish: 9th, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 1 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 227, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 71, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 45, 2004 McCracken s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA 10/15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate * Competed as Individual UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * na 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational * na 3/3-4 Spartan Invitational /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /19-21 Pac-10 Championships * na * Competed as Individual 8

9 /Amber Prange Sophomore Noblesville, IN Washington & Amateur Notes Has three top-10 finishes in her career Lost in a three-way playof f for a spot at the 2004 U.S. Amateur Advanced to round of 16 of match play at 2004 North and South Amateur Sister, Ashley, was a first-team All-American as a senior at North Carolina last season Plans on majoring in business 2004 (Fall) Played in three fall events Was 15th at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, placing second for UW Best single-round was a 72 at the Fall Preview (Freshman) One of two freshmen to compete at the NCAAs for the Huskies, placing 93rd after shooting 308, including a 72 during the second round Earned honorable mention honors on the All-Pac-10 team Third on the team with a stroke average, ranking 12th on UW s single-season record list Played in nine tournaments and recorded three top-10 finishes Ranked 72nd in Golfweek s final standings Shot 14-over 230 at NCAAWest Regionals to finish 47th Personal Was the Huskies top finisher at the Bay Area Classic and Peg Barnard Born Nov. 16, 1984 in Newport Beach, Calif. Collegiate Parents are Sara and Robert Prange Tied Paige Mackenzie for team lead with two rounds in the 60s Father is a golf professional Placed second at the Bay Area Classic Older sister, Ashley, who played at North Carolina and is now a pro Shot 1-over 217 at Stanford Intercollegiate in her best scoring outing, opening that event with back-to-back rounds of 69 Prange s Career Statistics Those were two of the top four 18-hole scores by a UW player during the Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low season Recorded her first top-10 finish at the Kent Youel Invitational in Hawaii when she shot 8-over 224 Totals Was the fourth best freshman at the Pac-10 Championships, placing 14th Career Best Finish: 2nd, Bay Area Classic, Feb , 2004 Noblesville High School and Junior Golf Career Top-10 Finishes: 3 Two-time (2002, 2003) AJGA Polo All-American Career Best 54-Hole Score: 217, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , Won one AJGA event last summer and had four top-three finishes 2003 Was an all-state selection four years in a row Career Best 18-Hole Score: 69, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 18, 2003 Played on high school basketball team. and 69, Stanford Intercollegiate. Oct. 17, 2003 Prange s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate Amber Prange (left) with her older sister, Ashley, at the 2004 NCAA Championships at Auburn. Ashley was a first-team All-American as a senior at North Carolina in UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships

10 Kim Shin Freshman Mountlake Terrace, WA Washington & Amateur Notes Off to the best start of a freshman in the UW program s history Ranked 19th in final fall Golfweek standings Advanced to second round of match play at 2004 U.S. Amateur 2004 (Fall) Led the Huskies with a scoring average Had three top-10 finishes in her first four events Led UW at Fall Preview with eighth-place finish Best tourney showing was Ihlanfeldt Invitational where she was sixth Posted a 2-over 215 at Fall Preview for top 54-hole score Best single-round was also at Fall Preview where she shot 69. Shorewood High School and Junior Golf Won the 4Astate championship as a junior, was the runner-up as a sophomore and fourth as a freshman Did not play in high school state tournament as a senior because of conflict with qualifying event of the U.S. Open Named the 2003 Girls Player fo the Year by the PNGA Picked the Washington Junior Golf Association s Player of the Year in 2003 Won the 2003 Junior America s Cup qualifier tournament and the 2003 World State qualifier Finished in the top-10 at the 2003 Junior America s Cup Reached the round of 64 at the 2003 U.S. Girls Junior Championship Defeated Michelle Wie in a 19-hole match at the 2002 US Girls Junior Won the Jack Baty Award as player of the year for the Washington Junior Golf Association in both 2002 and 2003 Topped the WJGApoints standings in 2003 Pesonal May 29, 1986 in Seattle Parents are Francisco and Meeja Has an older brother, Roy Shin s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career Best Finish: 6th,Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 3 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 215, Fall Preview, Sept , 2004 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 69, Fall Preview, Sept , 2004 Shin s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate

11 Amy Wang Sophomore Kirkland, WA Washington & Amateur Notes Finished fifth in U.S. Amateur qualifier, losing in a playof f for a spot to the national tournament. Placed fifth at 2004 Washington State Amateur Reached the round of 16 in match play at the PNGA Amateur 2004 (Sophomore Fall) Played in two tournaments Turned in best finish with 25th-place fort ef at Ihlanfeldt Invitational Shot 72 during the Las Vegas Collegiate for her best 18-hole score at UW 2003 (Freshman) Played in all six tournaments Best efort came at the Stanford Intercollegiate where she shot 9-over 225 Carded a 73 at the Stanford Intercollegiate for her best 18-hole score One of four freshmen on the Husky roster Lake Washington High School/Junior Golf Selected the 2003 Women s player of the year by the PNGA Won the 2003 PNGAAmateur Championship Was the 2003 WSGAAmateur Champion Competed at the 2003 U.S. Amateur Championship Finished first on the 2003 WSGAWomen s Performance Points List Named the Seattle Post-Intelligencer s 2003 All-Star Was the Seattle Times high school player of the year in 2003 Personal Born Nov. 17, 1984 Parents are Sherry and Tony Wang Has an older sister, Wendy, and an older brother, Kevin Wang s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 25th, Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 225, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 72, Las Vegas Collegiate, Nov. 1-3, 2004 Wang s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA 11/1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational na 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate na 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /3-4 Spartan Invitational /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /9-10 Barnard Collegiate * na * Competed as an individual 11

12 12 Mary Lou Mulflur Head Coach 22nd Season Longest tenure of any current Husky coach in any sport Played in the U.S. Open in 1979 and Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1999 Pac-10 Coach of the Year One of the first female studentathletes to receive an athletic scholarship from Washington Coached eight players who have earned All-Pac-10 honors Coached seven players who have been named NGCA All- Americans Had 12 players earn NGCA All- Scholar Athlete honors 21 times Coached UW to six NCAA Championships appearances Coached current California head coach Nancy Kessler- McDaniel and current assistant coaches Kelli Kamimura (Pepperdine) and Kari Sampson (Washington State) Inducted into the Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame in 2004 In the history of the Husky women s golf team, two individuals stand out as the cornerstones for the program. The first is Edean Ihlanfeldt, the namesake of the Huskies annual fall tournament. She was Washington s first coach. So dedicated to seeing women have an opportunity to compete on the intercollegiate level, Ihlanfeldt never accepted a paycheck for her ef forts. She funneled her salary back into the program. The second is current head coach Mary Lou Mulflur, who is in her 22nd season directing the Huskies. A player for Ihlanfeldt, Mulflur s passion and commitment to Husky golf makes her former mentor proud. Mulflur s dedication, teaching skills and fundraising abilities have allowed her to build the Husky program into one of the nation s most competitive teams on an annual basis. Last season Washington experienced one of its greatest campaigns, finishing sixth at the 2004 NCAA Championships. It was the highest finish ever by a UW team at the NCAAs. The Huskies were led by sophomore Paige Mackenzie, who placed 1th 1at the national championships and was named a second-team All-American. Classmate Sung Ea Lee was named an honorable mention All-American. They became the fifth and sixth Husky golfers under Mulflur to earn All-American honors. Washington s success at the NCAAChampionships has slowly been building the past few seasons. The 2004 season was the 12th consecutive year the Huskies have advanced to an NCAA Regional Championships. In 2001 Mulflur led Washington to a 16th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. At the time, it was the best showing by a Husky team at the national championships. s UW 2002 NCAA Championships appearance was the fifth by the Huskies over a stretch of eight years. That season the Huskies won Oregon Duck Invitational and the Peg Barnard California Collegiate and tied for fifth at the Pac-10 Championships. Mulflur s players have also achieved in the classroom. This year Mackenzie became the 13th Husky to be named to the Golf Coaches Association s All- Scholar Athlete team. During her tenure UW golfers have earned the distinction on 20 occasions. Twice during Mulflur s career she has been named the Pac-10 Conference s Coach of the Year. The first time she received the honor was in She picked up the award for the second time in In 1995, Mulflur directed the Huskies to their first team NCAA Tournament appearance on the strength of a sixth-place finish in the NCAA West Regional. In 1988, the UW had its best Pac-10 finish ever, placing third in the conference tournament. That year brought

13 Mulflur her first Pac-10 Coach of the Year award. school titles in 1974 and She also won the 1975 Oregon Mulflur has coached several Husky players who have gonejunior championship. on to play professionally or coach. Nancy Kessler McDaniel, who Mulflur added the Southern Oregon titles in 1980, 1982, 1995 played at UW from 1984 to 1987, went on to play on the LPGA tourand 1997 to her list of accolades. She achieved another milestone and is now the head coach at California. Former Husky All-American during her playing career in 1979 and 1880 when she competed at Kelli Kamimura is an assistant coach at Pepperdine and Kari the U.S. Open Championship. In addition she competed in four Sampson is an assistant at Washington State. National Collegiate Championships, and three U.S. Amateur Mulflur, regarded as one of the most successful golfers to comechampionships. out of the UW, came to Washington in 1976 and was one of the Mulflur graduated from Washington in 1980 with a degree in first female athletes to receive a scholarship at ashington. W The speech communications. She is former vice-president of the Portland, Ore., native went on to earn four letters as a Husky. National Golf Coaches Association and served on the LPGA Before her career was over, Mulflur won three regular-season SAFECO Classic Advisory Board. She has appeared as a celebrity tournaments, including the inaugural Ihlanfeldt Invitational in 1980 player in several local golf events and fundraisers. a feat only surpassed by Kelli Kamimura. In October of 2004, Mulflur was inducted into the Portland While attending Grant High School, Mulflur won state highhigh School Hall of Fame. Washington Coaching History Edean Ihlanfeldt Jan Lanphere Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur 1983-present Edean Ihlanfeldt Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur 13

14 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational The 54-hole Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational is ashington s W annual fall tournament held at Sahalee Country Coub in Sammamish, ash. W The event is named for the founder of the ashington W women s golf program. The 2004 Ihlanfelt Invitational was the 23rd in the event s history. Oklahoma State swept the team and individual honors The eighth-ranked Oklahoma State Cowgirls won the 2004 title at 35- over 899. Washington and Oregon tied for second at 918. Oklahoma State was led by the one-two finish of Karin Sjodin and Annie Thurman. Sjodin s victory was her second straight after taking medalist honors at the Fall Preview. She posted a 2-under 70 for a three-day total of 3-under 213. Team Champions Date Team Scores Mar , 1981 UCLA Mar , 1982 San Jose State Mar , 1983 U.S. International Mar , 1984 USC Mar , 1985 San Jose State Mar , 1986 USC Oct , 1986 USC Oct , 1987 Arizona Oct , 1988 Arizona Oct , 1989 Arizona Oct , 1990 Stanford Oct , 1991 Arizona Oct , 1992 San Jose State Oct , 1993 San Jose State Oct , 1994 Stanford Oct. 9-12, 1995 San Jose State rn 588 Oct. 7-9, 1996 Stanford Oct , 1997 Tulsa Oct ,1999 USC Oct. 9-11, 2000 USC No Event (UW Hosted Fall Preview) Oct. 6-8, 2002 USC Oct. 6-8, 2003 Arizona Oct. 4-6, 2004 Oklahoma State Individual Champions Date Team Team Scores March 23-25, 1981 Kelli Antolock BYU March 23-25, 1982 Juli Inkster San Jose St March 21-23, 1983 Pip Barry USIU March 19-21, 1984 Kim Lasken USC March 25-27, 1985 Julie Ralls San Jose St March 24-26, 1986 Flori Prono USC Oct , 1986 Tracy Nakamura USC Oct , 1987 Nancy Kessler Washington Oct , 1988 Kathryn Imrie Arizona Oct , 1989 Martina Koch Arizona Oct , 1990 Andrey Wooding Stanford Oct , 1991 Annika Sorenstam Arizona Oct , 1992 Tracy Hanson San Jose St Oct , 1993 Janice Moodie San Jose St Oct , 1994 Mhairi McKay Stanford Oct. 9-12, 1995 Vibeke Stensrud San Jose St rn 143 Oct. 7-9, 1996 Dodie Mazzuca Washington Andrea Baxter Stanford Oct , 1997 Christina Kuld Tulsa Oct , 1999 Tamie Durdin Pepperdine Oct. 9-11, 2000 Stephanie Keever Stanford Stacy Prammanasudh Tulsa No Event (UW Hosted Fall Preview) Oct. 6-8, 2002 Mikaela Parmlid USC Oct. 6-8, 2003 Erica Blasberg Arizona Irene Cho USC Oct. 4-6, 2004 Karin Sjodin Okla. State Oklahoma State won the 2004 Edean Ihlanfield Invitational by 19 strokes. The Cowgirls were led by medalist Karin Sjodin, who shot 3-under 213. Edean Ihlanfeldt Edean Ihlanfeldt is the woman responsible for launching the women s golf team at Washington, and she never took a dime for the job she loved so much during her coaching career. When Washington expanded its athletic lineup to include women s sports, Kit Green hired Ihlanfeldt, one of the area s top players, to coach the Huskies. Armed with an envelope of names and addresses of women who signed up to play, she started the program in 1974 before retiring seven years later in 1981 at the age of 50. During her seven-year coaching career, Ihlanfeldt never accepted payment for her coaching duties. Instead, she donated her salary back for scholarships. Three of Ihlanfeldt s teams and five individuals qualified for AIAW the championships. During her tenure, Washington was the only Northwest team to qualify for the nationals. Ihlanfeldt was no stranger to championship golf. Her list of victories included five PNGA titles, six Montana State championships, three Washington State titles, four Seattle City championships, the Trans-Mississippi title and the Canadian Open Championship. She was the only player to win the Seattle, City Washington and PNGAtournaments in the same year. The Washington women s golf program named its fall golf invitational in her honor. Former Husky coach Edean Ihlanfeldt and the U.S. National Senior Championship trophy. 14

15 Team Results Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Oct. 6-8 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational of 15 Mackenzie (17th, 229) Oct Stanford Intercollegiate *280 * of 18 Mackenzie (3rd, 210) Nov. 4-5 Hawaii Invitational of 17 Mackenzie (1st, 214) Feb Bay Area Classic of 14 Prange (2nd, 154) March 3-4 Spartan Invitational of 17 Lee (5th, 216) March Lady Gamecock Classic of 11 Lee (4th, 225) April 2-4 ASU Invitational of 17 Mackenzie (4th, 214) April 9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate of 13 Prange (6th, 148) April Pac-10 Championships of 10 Lee (10th, 229) May 6-8 NCAA Regionals ^ of 21 Mackenzie (7th, 217) May NCAA Championships #284 6 of 24 Mackenzie (11th, 288) * School record for 18-hole score + School record for 54-hole score ^ School record for third-round # School record for postseason single-round score Individual Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Lindsay Morgan Ashley Bickerton Amy Wang Courtney McCracken Competed in three events as non-scoring player 2004 Fall Tournament Summary Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Sept Fall Preview nd of 21 Shin (8th, 215) Oct. 4-6 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational nd of 14 Shin (6th, 225) Oct Stanford Intercollegiate # rd of 18 Mackenzie (5th, 210) Nov. 1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate nd of 17 Lee (2nd, 216) Nov National Collegiate Match Play 2004 Fall Individual Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken # Amber Prange Ashley Bickerton Amy Wang # # Competed in one tournament as an individual 15

16 16 Individual Bests for Paige Mackenzie carded Washington s best tournament score in , a 6-under 210, at the Stanford Intercollegiate. Senior Lindsay Morgan s best round of the season came during the NCAA Championships when she posted a 2-under 70. Individual Best Rounds - Gross Score 67-5 Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regionals Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championships Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championships Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate Lindsay Morgan NCAA Championships Ashley Bickerton NCAA Championships Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Lindsay Morgan Stanford Intercollegiate Individual Best Rounds - vs. Par Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championships Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championships Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate Ashley Bickerton NCAA Championships Lindsay Morgan NCAA Championships Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Lindsay Morgan Stanford Intercollegiate Individual Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational 3/2-3/ Paige Mackenzie Kent Youel Invitational 11/4-11/ Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ E Sung Ea Lee Spartan Invitational 3/2-3/3 216 E Lindsay Morgan Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional 5/6-5/ Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Ashley Bickerton Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Sung Ea Lee NCAA West Regional 5/6-5/ Lindsay Morgan PING/ASU Invitational 3/2-3/ Ashley Bickerton Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational 3/2-3/ Sung Ea Lee Kent Youel Invitational 11/4-11/5 Individual Best Tournaments vs. Par Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational 3/2-3/ Paige Mackenzie Kent Youel Invitational 11/4-11/ Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/19 E 288 Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championship 5/18-5/21 E 216 Sung Ea Lee Spartan Invitational 3/2-3/3 E 216 Lindsay Morgan Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional 5/6-5/ Amber Prange Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Ashley Bickerton Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Sung Ea Lee NCAA West Regional 5/6-5/ Lindsay Morgan PING/ASU Invitational 3/2-3/ Ashley Bickerton Stanford Intercollegiate10/17-10/ Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational 3/2-3/3

17 Team Best Rounds Gross Score Stanford Intercollegiate Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round NCAA Championships Round NCAA West Regionals Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Spartan Invitational Round NCAA Championships Round Spartan Invitational Round NCAA Championships Round NCAA West Regionals Round PING/ASU Invitational Round PING/ASU Invitational Round Team Best Rounds vs. Par Stanford Intercollegiate Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round NCAA Championships Round NCAA West Regionals Round Kent Youel Invitational Round Stanford Intercol. Round Spartan Invitational Round NCAA Championships Round Spartan Invitational Round NCAA Championships Round NCAA West Regionals Round PING/ASU Invitational Round PING/ASU Invitational Round Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA10/17-10/ Kent Youel Invitational Oahu, HI 11/4-11/ NCAA West Regionals Stanford, CA 5/6-5/ Spartan Invitational Salinas, CA 3/2-3/ PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, AZ 4/2-4/4 Team Best Tournaments vs. Par Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA10/17-10/ Kent Youel Invitational Oahu, HI 11/4-11/ NCAA West Regionals Stanford, CA 5/6-5/ Spartan Invitational Salinas, CA 3/2-3/ NCAA Championships Opelika, AL 5/ PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, AZ 4/2-4/4 Team Bests for Sung Ea Lee led the Huskies at the Spartan Invitational by posting a 54-hole total of even par 216. Freshman Amber Prange posted back-to-back rounds of 69 at the Stanford Intercollegiate during her second collegiate tournament. 17

18 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, Wash. Oct. 6-8, 2003 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 5,953 yards Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA Oct , 2003 Stanford Golf Club Par 72, 6,107 yards Kent Youel Invitational Oahu, HI Nov. 4-5, 2003 Kapolei Golf Course Par 72, 5,900 yards Team Results 1. Arizona California UCLA USC Oregon Stanford San Francisco UNLV Washington Brigham Young Arizona State Nevada Oregon State Washington State Long Beach State Individual Leaders 1. Erica Blasberg, Arizona Irene Cho, USC Kristi Larsen, USF Susie Matthews, UCLA Anna Temple, California Kim Welch, Washington State Sofie Andersson, California Whitney Welch, Arizona Bridget Dwyer, UCLA Mar Garcia, Arizona Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Washington Results 17. Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Amy Wang* Lindsay Morgan Courtney McCracken* * Competed as an individual Team Results 1. Duke Washington UCLA California New Mexico Arizona Vanderbilt Tulsa Texas A&M Oregon Arizona State Pepperdine Stanford Oregon State San Jose State Texas Tech Washington State New Mexico State Individual Leaders 1. Erica Blasberg, Arizona Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke Paige Mackenzie, Washington V. Nirapathpongporn, Duke Sarah Huarte, California Kim Welch, Wasington State Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Cas Bridge, Tulsa Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Katrina Leckovic, New Mexico Washington Results 3. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Amber Prange Ashley Bickerton Amy Wang* * Competed as individual Team Results 1. Oklahoma Washington San Jose State Long Beach State Texas A&M Oregon Oregon State Brigham Young San Francisco Cal State Northridge New Mexico State Colorado Hawaii Portland State Santa Clara UC rvine Southern Illinois Individual Leaders 1. Paige Mackenzie, Washington Lisa Meldrum, Oklahoma Angela Won, UC Irvine Lehua Wise, New Mexico State Sung Ea Lee, Washington Nicole Melton, Texas A&M Emily Milberger, Oklahoma Amber Prange, Washington Ashley Gomes, San Jose State Tai Kinney, San Jose State Washington Results 1. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Amy Wang Ashley Bickerton Courtney McCracken* * Competed as an individual Arizona outdueled California and UCLA during the final nine holes of play to claim its fifth Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational The Washington women s golf team crushed the school Washington junior golfer Paige Mackenzie won the first title. The third-ranked Wildcats turned in a final round score scoring record by 24 strokes to finish second to top-rankedtournament of her career to help the Huskies to a secondplace of 304 at Sahalee Country Club to win the tournament by Duke at the Stanford Intercollegiate. finish at the Kent Youel Invitational in Oahu. Mackenzie three strokes at 32-over 896. California, which held a onestroke Duke shot 285 on Sunday to win the tournament at 19- shot 1-under 71 during the final round to hold f Oklahoma s of lead heading into the final round, tied UCLA for secondunder 845. Washington carded a final-round score of 290 to Lisa Meldrum for the title. Mackenzie had rounds of 72, 71 at 899. Three-time defending champion USC was fourth at finish five strokes behind the Blue Devils. and 71 for a 54-hole total of 2-under 214. Meldrum, who 914. Washington placed ninth at 930. Washington s overall score of 850 bettered its previous started the day three strokes behind Mackenzie, shot 3-under The Wildcats were led by Erica Blasberg, who tied USC s best 54-hole total by 24 strokes. The Huskies set their old 69 to finish at 215. Irene Cho for medalist honors at 3-over 219. Blasberg shot scoring mark of 874 at the Stanford Intercollegiate in Washington shot 1-over 289 Wednesday to finish two 74 during the final round, which proved to be the second best Paige Mackenzie led Washington s effort, placing third strokes behind the Sooners for the team title. The eighthranked score for the day. No player managed to break par Huskies third-round score was the lowest by any of overall at 6-under 210. She finished one stroke behind co- Erica Blasberg of Arizona and Elizabeth Janangelo Wednesday as occasional showers combined with gustymedalists the 17 teams during the three-round event. Oklahoma posted winds to challenge the field. of Duke. Mackenzie s finish was the best of her collegiate a two-day total of 889 while Washington shot 891. San Jose Mackenzie, playing in her first college tournament in 10 career. Her three-round total was eight strokes better than State was third at 907. months due to a back injury, shot 74 during the final round to her previous best tournament score. Mackenzie had rounds Husky sophomore Sung Ea Lee shot 71 during the third place 17th overall at 13-over 229. She opened the tournament of 71, 68 and 71. Her second-round score, that included an round to move up to fifth overall at 222. Freshman Amber with an 81 before posting back-to-back scores of 74. ace, was her lowest as a collegiate. Prange recorded her first top-10 finish, shooting 224 to place Washington freshman Ashley Bickerton was 21st at 230 The Huskies started the tournament by shooting 280 eighth. Amy Wang was 40th at 233 and Ashley Bickerton was while classmate Amber Prange finished 34th at 234. Sung during the 1st round and matching that score in the 2nd round56th at 238. Courtney McCracken, playing as an individual, Ea Lee shot 238 and Lindsay Morgan did not break 80 during to trail the Blue Devils by one stroke heading into Sunday s was 59th at 240. the week while posting a 245 score. Freshman Amy Wang, final round. Washington s opening scores set 18-hole scoring Ironically, the last time a Husky won a tournament competing as a non-scoring player, shot 243 while fellow records, bettering the previous mark by five strokes. championship was also in Hawaii. Elisha Au took medalist freshman Courtney McCracken completed her first Sung Ea Lee shot 2-under 70 on Sunday to finish 1th1 honors at the Rainbow Wahine Classic on the same course tournament at 246. She was also a non-scoring player. overall at 1-under 215. Her score bettered her previous best on Nov. 1, Au was a native of Hawaii. tournament finish by five strokes. Lindsay Morgan was 15th The Kent Youel Invitational was Washington s final at even-par 216. Freshman Amber Prange, who posted backto-back tournament of the fall season. 69s during the first two rounds, shot 79 Sunday to finish 18th at 1-over 217. Ashley Bickerton was 30th at 5- over 221 and Amy Wang, competing as a non-scoring player, was 46th at 9-over 225. Washington golfers shot under-par scores during nine of their possible 15 rounds. 18

19 Bay Area Classic Spartan Invitational Lady Gamecock Classic San Jose, Calif. Feb , 2004 Boulder Ridge Golf Club Par 72, 6,069 yards Team Scores 1. Washington New Mexico State San Francisco Hawaii San Jose State Portland State UC Irvine Colorado State Santa Clara Brigham Young Cal State Northridge Long Beach State Colorado Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo Individual Results 1. Ashley Gomes, San Jose State Amber Prange, Washington Angela Won, UC Irvine Joan M. Shimozaki, USF Minnie Choi, UC Irvine Sung Ea Lee, Washington Lindsay Morgan, Washington Alex Lee, New Mexico State Danielle Roseberry, New Mex. St Paige Mackenzie, Washington Jordan Auten, USF Washington Scores 2. Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton The 10th-ranked Washington women s golf team opened its spring season with a victory at the 14-team Bay Area Classic held at Boulder Ridge Golf Club in San Jose. The Huskies shot 629 over 36 holes to defeat New Mexico State by 15 strokes. Washington was led by freshman Amber Prange, who carded rounds of 75 and 79 to place second at 10-over 154. San Jose State s Ashley Gomes won the tournament at 8- over 152. She rallied from shooting an 80 on Monday to Salinas, Calif. March 3-4, 2004 Corral de Tierra Country Club Par 72, 6,010 yards Team Results 1. UCLA UNLV California Washington Stanford Arizona State New Mexico State Hawaii San Jose State Oregon State Pepperdine San Francisco UC Irvine Colorado Nebraska Nevada Cal State Monterey Bay Individual Results 1. Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Susie Matthews, UCLA Sarah Huarte, California Suzie Mathews, UCLA Sung Ea Lee, Washington Angela Won, UC Irvine Sunny Oh, UNLV Sara Odelius, Hawaii Hanna Jun, UCLA Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Seema Sadekar, UNLV Washington Results 5. Sung Ea Lee Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Amy Wang Courtney McCracken Blythewood, S.C. March 12-14, 2004 The University Club Par 72, 5,996 yards Team Results 1. North Carolina South Carolina Texas Wake Forest Washington Furman Louisiana State Alabama Florida State Texas A&M North Carolina State Individual Leaders 1. Ashley Prange, North Carolina Adrienne Gautreaux, South Car Katie Miller, North Carolina Sung Ea Lee, Washington Erica Battle, South Carolina Meaghan Francella, UNC Devan Andersen, Texas Ashley Hoagland, Wake Forest Paige Mackenzie, Washington Deborah Means, Wake Forest Washington Results 4. Sung Ea Lee Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton Lindsay Morgan Amber Prange The 10th-ranked Washington women s golf team placed total of 9-over 225. Lee has now posted a top-10 finish in all fourth at the 17-team Spartan Invitational held at the Corral six of Washington s tournaments this year and has been UW s de Tierra Country Club in Salinas, Calif. Washington shot top finisher in the Huskies last two outings. Her six top-10 posting a 72 during the final round. Gomes was the only player11-over 299 during the final round for a 54-hole total of 892. showings ranks as the second highest single-season total in who managed par during the competition that included rainthe second-ranked UCLA Bruins, who held a nine-stroke lead Washington history. Only Dodie Mazzuca, who had eight in and high winds. after Tuesday s first two rounds, won by 21 strokes at 8-under 1997, has more. Lee now owns 10 top-10 finishes in her Prange was one of four Huskies to post a top-10 finish at 858. UNLV was second at 879 followed by California at 882. career, ranking her fifth on the Husky career list. the event. Sophomore Sung Ea Lee and senior teammate UCLA s Charlotte Mayorkas beat teammate Krystal Paige Mackenzie picked up her fourth top-10 finish by Lindsay Morgan tied for sixth at 157 while sophomore PaigeShearer for medalist honors by one stroke. Mayorkas shot 5-placing eighth at 12-over 228. Freshman Ashley Bickerton Mackenzie was 10th at 161. Freshman Ashley Bickerton was under 211 while Shearer used back-to-back rounds of 69 to tied her best finish as a collegiate, placing 21st at 19-over 23rd at 166. record a 211. Washington s Sung Ea Lee shot 72 during the 235. Lindsay Morgan was 36th at 240 while Amber Prange Prange s finish was her best as a Husky. She placed eighth final round and was fifth overall at even-par 216. It marked was 45th at 245. at the Kent Youel Invitational in Hawaii. It was Morgan s first the second time this year Lee finished fifth in a tournament. Prange s older sister, Ashley, won medalist honors. The top-10 showing since placing fourth at the 2003 NCAA West It was her third top-10 finish this season. Tar Heel senior shot 74 Sunday to finish at 3-over 219. South Regional. The tournament marked the sixth time Lee has Washington s Paige Mackenzie was 12th at 221 while Carolina s Adrienne Gautreaux was second at 222 along with registered a top-10 finish and it was the seventh such showingamber Prange placed 21st at 226. Amy Wang was 44th at North Carolina s Katie Miller. for Mackenzie. Mackenzie now moves into seventh place on 232 while freshman Courtney McCracken, playing for the first Washington s career list for top-10 finishes. time as a scoring player, shot 238 to finish 57th. The victory was the first tournament win by the Huskies since taking top honors at the 2002 Peg Barnard California Collegiate in The win marked Washington s second championship at the Bay Area Classic. The Huskies won the title in Washington had a pair of second-place finishes during the fall, placing as the runner-up at the Stanford Intercollegiate and the Hawaii Invitational. Led by sophomore Sung Ea Lee s fourth-place finish, the 11th-ranked Washington women s golf team placed fifth at South Carolina s Lady Gamecock Classic. It marks the fifth consecutive tournament the Huskies have finished in the top five. Washington shot 297 on Sunday to finish at 63-over 927. North Carolina, ranked 22nd, took top honors by firing 41- over 905. South Carolina, ranked 32nd, was second at 914 followed by No. 19 Texas at 916 and No. 18 Wake Forest at 918. Lee shot 5-over 77 during the final round for a 54-hole 19

20 PING/ASU Thunderbird Invitational Tempe, Ariz. April 2-4, 2004 Karsten Golf Course Par 72, 6,140 yards Peg Barnard California Collegiate Stanford, Calif. April 9-10, 2004 Stanford Golf Course Par 72, 6,159 yards Pac-10 Championships Somis, Calif. April 19-21, 2004 Saticoy Country Club Par 72, 6,405 yards Team Results 1. UCLA USC New Mexico Texas California Arizona Stanford Tulsa Washington Pepperdine Arizona State New Mexico State Oregon Texas Christian Oregon State San Jose State Northern Arizona Individual Leaders 1. Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Gina Umeck, UCLA Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Paige Mackenzie, Washington Lisa Ferrero, Texas Erica Blasberg, Arizona Irene Cho, USC Sophia Sheridan, California Suzie Fisher, Tulsa Sarah Huarte, California Ashley Rollins, New Mexico Washington Results 4. Paige Mackenzie Lindsay Morgan Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Amy Wang The Washington women s golf team tied for ninth at the PING/ASU Invitational behind the fourth-place finish of sophomore Paige Mackenzie. The finish broke a streak of five consecutive top-five finishes for the Huskies this season. UCLA shot 861 to win the tournament by 16 strokes. The Huskies shot 302 on Saturday to finish at 34-over 898. Mackenzie, who led the tournament entering the final round, shot 2-over 74 Saturday to place 7 strokes f of the lead at 2-under 214. It marked the fifth time this season she has placed in the top-10 at a tournament. UCLA s Charlotte Mayorkas managed a 7-under 65 during her last 18 holes to take medalist honors by five strokes at 9-under 207. Husky senior Lindsay Morgan was 18th, shooting 5-over 221 while Sung Ea Lee was 30th at 8-over 224. Courtney McCracken finished at 243 while Amy Wang shot 245. Team Results 1. Stanford Washington UC Irvine Washington State Denver San Jose State San Francisco Oregon State Oregon Nevada Long Beach State Portland State Montana State Individual Leaders 1. Kim Welch, Washington State Angela Won, UC Irvine Ashley Gomes, San Jose State Kim Kouwabunpat, Stanford J. Tangtiphaiboontan, Stanford Ana Kostina, Washington State Amber Prange, Washington Angela Rho, Stanford Marie Louise Juul, Long Beach Minnie Choi, UC Irvine Erin Long, Nevada Lauren Todd, Stanford Wendra Liang, Stanford* Washington Results 6. Amber Prange Lindsay Morgan Sung Ea Lee Paige Mackenzie Amy Wang* Ashley Bickerton * Competed as an individual Team Results 1. UCLA California Arizona USC Arizona State Washington Stanford Oregon Washington State Oregon State Individual Results 1. Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Hannah Jun, UCLA Erica Blasberg, Arizona Alissa Kuczka, Arizona State Lani Elston, Arizona Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Irene Cho, USC J. Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford Sofie Andersson, California Sung Ea Lee, Washington Washington Results 10. Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton Courtney McCracken* * Competed as individual The 13th-ranked Washington women s golf team shot placed sixth at the Pac-10 Championships held at Saticoy Country Club in Somis, Calif. Washington shot 31 during the final round to complete the 54-hole event with a score of 930. UCLA posted its second consecutive round of 297 to run away with the title with a team score of 902. California, The 12th-ranked Washington women s golf team posted the defending Pac-10 champions, was second at 920. Arizona a second round score of 300 to place second at the Peg was third at 923 while USC and Arizona State tied for fourth Barnard Collegiate played at the Stanford Golf Course. at 928, two strokes better than the Huskies. Washington shot 28-over 604 during the 36-hole tournament Washington sophomore Sung Ea Lee was the Huskies to place 14 strokes behind first-place Stanford. The top finisher at the Pac-10s for the second consecutive season. tournament marked the sixth time in the Huskies last sevenlee posted a 3-over 75 on Wednesday, her best round of the tournaments they have posted a top-five finish. tournament, to finish 10th at 13-over 229. Senior Lindsay Husky freshman Amber Prange paced the Huskies with a Morgan and freshman Amber Prange were 14th at 233. Paige sixth-place finish. She shot 4-over 148, including a 73 on Mackenzie was 21st at 235 while Ashley Bickerton shot 250 Sunday. It marked the second time this season Prange has to place 47th. Courtney McCracken, competing as a nonscoring player, finished the tournament at 263. been the Huskies top player on the leaderboard. Senior Lindsay Morgan and sophomore Sung Ea Lee tied for 14th UCLA took the top two spots in stroke play. Charlotte at 7-over 151. Paige Mackenzie was 21st at 154 while Amy Mayorkas posted a 1-over 73 during the final round to beat Wang, playing as an individual, was 54th at 165. Ashley teammate Hannah Jun for medalist honors. Mayorkas finished Bickerton placed 69th at 171. at 2-over 218. The tournament marked the first time since ashington s W season-opening event a Husky did not place in the top-five. Washington State s Kim Welch took top individual honors, carding a two-under par 142 for the tournament. elch s W round of 68 Sunday was the low round of the tournament. UC Irvine s Angela Won placed second with a one-under par 143 while San Jose State s Ashley Gomes, along with Stanford s Kim Kouwabunpat, turned in a one-over par 145 to tie for third. 20

21 NCAA West Regional Championships NCAA Championships Fall Preview Stanford, Calif. May 6-8, 2004 Stanford Golf Course Par 72, 6,159 yards Team Results 1. UCLA California Stanford Washington Georgia Ohio State Arizona State Texas Washington State Oregon Denver Pepperdine Texas Tech Brigham Young San Jose State San Diego State San Francisco Cal State Northridge New Mexico State Portland State Oral Roberts Individual Leaders 1. Hannah Jun, UCLA Allison Hanna, Ohio State Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Anna Temple, California Elizabeth Allen, CS Northridge Sarah Huarte, California Paige Mackenzie, Washington Ashley Gomes, San Jose State Sophia Sheridan, California Stephanie Lue, Stanford Washington Results 7. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton Amber Prange Lindsay Morgan Opeilka, AL May 18-21, 2004 Lake Course at Grand National Par 72, 6,215 yards Team Results 1. UCLA Oklahoma State Duke California Vanderbilt Washington Texas Ohio State Georgia Arizona State Tennessee Southern California Stanford Wake Forest New Mexico Arizona Furman North Carolina Baylor Florida State UNLV Purdue Texas A&M Michigan State Individual Leaders 1. Sarah Huarte, California Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State Susie Mathews, UCLA Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Jessica Shepley, Tennessee Sofie Andersson, California Sarah Jacobs, Vanderbilt V. Nirapathpongporn, Duke Mallory Underwood, Okla. St Kristen White, Ohio State Washington Results 11. Paige Mackenzie Lindsay Morgan Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton Amber Prange Bend, Ore. Sept , 2004 The Meadows Golf Club Par-71, 6,312 yards Team Results 1. Duke Washington Oklahoma State Arizona State Auburn Georgia UCLA New Mexico Ohio State Texas Tennessee Stanford California USC Arizona Vanderbilt South Carolina Oregon State Texas A&M Washington State Oregon Top Individuals 1. Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State Louise Stahle, Arizona State Brittany Lang, Duke Nicole Hage, Auburn Christine Fernandez, New Mexico Annie Thurman, Oklahoma State Kristen White, Ohio State Kim Shin, Washington Annie Cochran, UCLA Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke Ana Kostina, Washington State Allison Martin, Georgia Washington Results 8. Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange The 12th-ranked Huskies posted a 3-under score of 285 during the final round to finish fourth and earn one of the regional s eight berths to the national championships. The Washington women s golf team tied Texas for sixth The seventh-ranked Washington women s golf team UCLA won the regional with a 54-hole total of 3-under place at the 2004 NCAA Championship held at the Lake finished second at The Fall Preview, the top women s 861. California was second at 868, Stanford was third at 883 Course at Grand National. The finish was the best ever by collegiate golf event of the fall. It was the Huskies best and the Huskies finished fourth at 892. ashington s W finish the Huskies in six trips to the national championships. UCLAshowing at the event, which featured the top-12 ranked teams was the best ever by a Husky team at a regional. claimed the team title by posting a final round 2-over-par 290in the country. Washington shot 3-over 287 during UW entered the final round in ninth place and battling tofor a 4-under 1,148 to finish three shots better than runner-wednesday up Oklahoma State. UW s final-round score of 4-under 284 ranked Duke. The Huskies finished the 54-hole event at 12- final round and placed six strokes behind third- stay in the top eight when it made the turn at 5-over. par Over the final nine holes UW s golfers combined to post 14 was the third best single-round score during the event. over 864. The Blue Devils claimed the championship with a birdies and the four scoring players finished at 8-under. par Husky sophomore Paige Mackenzie tied for 1th 1 at evenpar 288. California s Sarah Huarte took medalist honor by round of play tied for first at nine-over. score of 6-over 858. Washington and Duke entered the final Leading the charge was sophomore Paige Mackenzie, who shot a career-best 5-under 67 to finish seventh overallfinishing at 10-under 278. The Huskies were led at the Fall Preview by freshman at 1-over 217. She had a 10-hole stretch where she posted Mackenzie led Washington s stellar efort by carding a 4- Kim Shin from Mountlake Terrace. She shot 2-over 73 during seven birdies and one bogie. under 68. She completed her final 36 holes at the NCAAs at Washington freshmen Amber Prange and Ashley the final round to tie for eighth overall at 3-over 215. It was Bickerton played key roles in the Husky rally. Both shot 2-7-under. Mackenzie posted the best individual finish at the Shin s first event as a Husky. under on the back nine. Bickerton, who carded an 82 duringncaas by a Husky. She held the previous best mark with Husky junior All-American Paige Mackenzie rebounded the second round, recorded five birdies and five bogies duringher 25th-place showing in Her 72-hole score bettered from a rare non-counting score of 80 on Tuesday and shot 1- her final round to shoot even-par 72. Prange finished at 1- her own school record for NCAA play by six strokes. under 70. Mackenzie placed 21st at 5-over 218. Sophomore over 73 along with sophomore Sung Ea Lee. Lindsay Morgan Washington s final round team score was the best ever in Ashley Bickerton, who posted even-par 71 during the final shot 77 during the final round. NCAA play and ranks as the third-best overall round in schoolround, was 28th at 220. Sung Ea Lee was 32nd at 221 and Mackenzie finished the regional at 1-over 217 while Lee history. The Huskies final team score was 19 strokes better Amber Prange was 35th at 222. shot 5-over 221 to place 15th. Bickerton finished 45th at 229, than the 1203 the team posted while placing 16th in the Oklahoma State s Karin Sjodin shot 1-over 72 during the Prange posted a 54-hole total of 230 and was 47th and In the final individual standings, ashington W senior final round to win medalist honors at 7-under 206. Arizona Morgan finished 63rd at 234. Lindsay Morgan as 68th at 14-over 302, Lee was 69th at State s Louise Stahle was second at 207 while Duke s Brittany The Huskies final round score of 285 was the program s 303, Ashley Bickerton was 80th at 305 and Amber Prange Lang placed third at 209. best single-round score in postseason history and markedwas 93rd at 308. the best team efort in the third round of a tournament. 21

22 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, Wash. October 4-6, 2004 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 6,190 yards Stanford Inercollegiate Stanford, Calif. October 15-17, 2004 Stanford Golf Course Par 70, 5,853 yards Las Vegas Founders Collegiate Showdown Las Vegas, Nevada November 1-3, 2004 Anthem Country Club Par 72, 6,194 yards Team Results 1. Oklahoma State Washington Oregon USC Pepperdine UNLV Washington State San Francisco Stanford California Brigham Young Long Beach State Oregon State Stirling (Scotland) Individual Leaders 1. Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State Annie Thurman, Oklahoma State Ana Kostina, Washington State Joanna Nealy, Oregon Kay Hoey, Long Beach State Kim Shin, Washington Kimberly McCready, Oregon J. Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford Catalina Marin, USC Courtney McCracken, Washington Washington Results 6. Kim Shin Courtney McCracken* Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Amy Wang* Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton * Competing as individual Team Results 1. Arizona State Pepperdine Washington UCLA Stanford Washington State New Mexico Tulsa Arizona Texas Southern California Oregon San Jose State Vanderbilt Texas Tech UNLV New Mexico State Oregon State Individual Results 1. Anastasia Kostina, Wash. St Louise Stahle, Arizona St Cassandra Kirkland, Arizona Rachel Kyono, Pepperdine Paige Mackenzie, Washington Chris Brady, Vanderbilt Tiffany Tavee, Arizona St Sung Ea Lee, Washington Marina Choi, Pepperdine Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Alissa Kuczka, Arizona St Amie Cochran, UCLA Team Results 1. UNLV Washington Stanford UC Irvine Texas Tech San Francisco Kent State Missouri USC Brigham Young Colorado State San Jose State California Texas A&M New Mexico State San Diego State Eastern Washington Individual Results 1. Hwanhee Lee, UNLV Sung Ea Lee, Washington Jessica Potter, San Francisco Seema Sadekar, UNLV Denise Knabel, Missouri Elena Kurokawa, UNLV Jane Chin, UC Irvine Maria Ohlsson, Missouri Kim Shin, Washington Sofie Andersson, California Tara Delany, Kent State Kelly Husted, Stanford J. Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford Washington Results Washington Results 5. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Sung Ea Lee Kim Shin Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie The second-ranked Washington women s golf team 61. Courtney McCracken Amy Wang posted the best round of the day, a 13-over 301, to rally for a 69. Amber Prange Ashley Bickerton second-place finish at the Huskies 23rd-annual Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational at Sahalee Country Club. Oklahoma State won the tournament after leading wire-to-wire. The The fifth-ranked Washington women s golf team continued For the third time in four outings this season the third- Washington women s golf team posted a second-place eighth-ranked Cowgirls shot 302 during ednesday s W final its streak of top finishes during the fall by placing third at theranked round to finish the 54-hole event at 35-over 899. Oregon tied Stanford Intercollegiate. Washington shot 3-over 283 during finish in tournament play. The Huskies carded a school record Washington for second place at 54-over 918, 19 strokes the final round, the best third-round score ever by a Huskyfor a third-round score, shooting 280, to climb up from fourth behind Oklahoma State. squad. Washington s 283 was the second-best single-round place at the Las Vegas Founders Collegiate at Anthem The tournament was Washington s second straight runnerup finish of the season. The Huskies opened the year by tourney at 21-over 861. It marked Washington s third straight junior Sung Ea Lee, who shot 68 to finish second overall. score of the tournament. The Huskies completed the 54-hole Country Club. Washington was led during the final round by placing second at the Fall Preview. Oklahoma State, the top-three finish this season. The Huskies entered Wednesday s final round of play runner-up at the 2004 NCAA Championships, was two strokes Arizona State, ranked ninth, took top honors at 12-over trailing tournament host UNL V by 12 strokes. Washington behind the Huskies at the Fall Preview. 852, Pepperdine placed second at 857 and fourth-ranked closed more than half of that gap by shooting 8-under 280 to The Huskies, in sixth place entering the final round, useducla was one stroke behind Washington. pass Texas Tech and Stanford for its third runner-up finish of a solid team efort to move into the runner-up position. Washington junior All-American Paige Mackenzie posted the season. The Huskies finished at 16-over 880 while the Freshman Kim Shin s 77 was the team s throw-out score. the Huskies best tournament score of the year, finishing fifth host Rebels won the tournament with an 1-over 1 score of Despite not being a counter during the final round she placedat even-par 210. That score equaled her best gross score as 875. UNLV shot 287 during the final round. sixth in stroke play at 9-over 225. It was Shin s second straight a collegiate and ties as the second-best 54-hole score in UW The Huskies 280 was the best single-round score posted top-10 showing. She placed eighth at the Fall Preview. history. Mackenzie carded her other 210 at the same during the three-day event. It was also the best single-round Washington sophomore Amber Prange carded a 76 during tournament in Last year the Stanford Course played at score of the season by the team and ties as the best 18-hole the final round to tie junior teammate Paige Mackenzie for par-71, but was shortened after last summer s renovation. score in school history. 15th place at 14-over 230. Mackenzie posted a 1-over 73 Mackenzie opened the tournament by shooting 3-under Lee s 68 gave her a 54-hole total of even par 216. She Wednesday, her best round of the tournament. Sung Ea Lee 67 to tie her career best single-round score. It also equaled missed tying UNLV s Hwanhee Lee for medalist honors by a shot 76 and placed 28th overall. Ashley Bickerton also shot Kelli Kamimura s record as the best first-round score in UW single stroke. The finish equaled Lee s best tournament 76 and was 31st at 237. history. Mackenzie s finish was her 12th top-10 fort ef in her showing as a Husky. It marked the second consecutive Husky sophomore Courtney McCracken, playing as a nonscoring individual, placed ninth overall at 1-over Amy Junior Sung Ea Lee also posted a top-10 finish for Washington freshman Kim Shin shot 2-under 70 to place career, which ranked fourth on the Huskies all-time list. tournament Lee carded a round in the 60s. Wang, also playing as an individual, shot 235 to tie for 25th. Washington thanks to a career-best single-round score onninth overall at 4-over 220. It was her third top-10 finish as a Both finishes were the best in their UW careers. Sunday. Lee shot 3-under 67 to better her previous best Husky. Junior All-American Paige Mackenzie carded a 1- Oklahoma State was led to its first tournament win in twocollegiate round by three strokes. She tied for sixth at 2-overunder 71 and was 24th overall at 9-over 225. Sophomore years thanks to the one-two finish of Karin Sjodin and Annie 212. It was her 10th top-10 showing, ranking her sixth on the Ashley Bickerton also finished the day 1-under and concluded Thurman. Sjodin s victory was her second straight after taking UW s all-time list. the tournament in 35th place at 12-over 228. Her score medalist honors at the Fall Preview. She posted a 2-under Husky freshman Kim Shin shot 72 on Sunday to place equaled her best single-round of the season. Sophomore Amy 70 for a three-day total of 3-under 213. Sjodin was the only 20th at 219. Courtney McCracken had a final-round score of Wang tied for 35th with a 4-over 76. player in the field to break par. 73 and was 61st at 229. Amber Prange placed 69th at

23 Individual Records Best 18-Hole Score 65, Dodie Mazzuca (third round), Sahalee CC, Redmond, WA, Oct. 9, 1997 Individual and Team Records Best First-Round Score (Individual) 67 (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 15, (-4), Kelli Kamimura, Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR, Oct. 1, (-2), Paige Mackenzie, Fall Preview, Corvallis, OR, Sept. 20, (-3), Amber Prange, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Hiddenbrooke CC, allejo, V CA, Feb. 26, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Blue Springs CC, allejo, V CA, March 1, , Dodie Mazzuca, Randolph Park CC, Tucson, AZ, May 8, 1997 Dodie Mazzuca Best Second-Round Score (Individual) 68 (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ, April 3, (-3), Amber Prange, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Louise Friberg, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 3, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Hiddenbrooke CC, allejo, V CA, Feb. 26, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 6, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR, May 12, (-3), Elisha Au, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 23, 1999 Best Third-Round Score (Individual) 65, Dodie Mazzuca, Sahalee CC, Redmond, WA, Oct. 9, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 7, 2001 Kelli Kamimura Best Three-Round Score (Individual) 209 (-7), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA,March 5-7, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 17, (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 Team Records Best First-Round Score (Team) *280, Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 * team record of single round Best Second-Round Score (Team) *280, Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 * team record of single round Paige Mackenzie Best Third-Round Score (Team) *280, Las Vegas Founders Collegiate, Anthem CC, Las Vegas, NV, Nov. 1-3, 2004 * team record of single round Best Three-Round Score (Team) 850 (280, 280, 290) Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 Louise Friberg 23

24 Washington Record Book Kelli Kamimura Nancy Kessler Women s Medalists Name No. 1. Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca... 3 Mary Lou Mulflur Nancy Kessler... 2 Elisha Au Jane Harris... 1 Paige Mackenzie... 1 Patti Marquis... 1 Susan Sanders... 1 Women s Single-Season Stroke Average Name Avg. Year 1. Paige Mackenzie Kelli Kamimura Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Louise Friberg Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Dodie Mazzuca Elisha Au Paige Mackenzie Elisha Au Amber Prange Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Women s Single-Season Top-10 Finishes Name No. Year 1. Dodie Mazzuca Paige Mackenzie Louise Friberg Nancy Kessler Sung Ea Lee Kelli Kamimura Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Lindsay Morgan Women s Career Top-10 Finishes Name No. 1. Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Louise Friberg Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Kerry Liedes Nancy Kessler Paula Gamble... 7 Janine Getty... 7 Katherine Lund... 7 Sheri Vincent... 7 Women s Single-Season Rounds Played Name No. Year 1. Paola Bellotti Angie Burkett Meg Maedo Emily Martin Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Louise Friberg Lindsay Morgan Paige Mackenzie Michelle Grafos Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Women s Career Rounds Played Name No. 1. Louise Friberg Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan Kelli Kamimura Andrea Cordova Paige Mackenzie Angie Burkett Katherine Lund Sheri Vincent Julie Bartleson Nancy Kessler Michelle Grafos Emily Martin Paola Bellotti Note: All records since 1979.

25 Washington Record Book Year-by-Year Stroke Average Leader Season Player Average 2004 Paige Mackenzie Louise Friberg Louise Friberg Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Sheri Vincent Julie Bartleson Sherri Vincent Jennifer Yockey Donna Olexio Nancy Kessler Paula Gamble Peggy Lund Kerry Liedes Janine Getty Janine Getty Janine Getty Susan Sanders Mary Lou Mulflur Mary Lou Mulflur Robin Walton Patti Marquis 78.5 Elisha Au Year-by-Year Pac-10 Championship Results Year UW Finish Champion UCLA California Arizona Arizona Arizona Stanford Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona UCLA UCLA Southern California Arizona State Arizona State Sheri Vincent Peggy Lund 25

26 Team Best Postseason Finishes Individual Pac-10 Championships Year Place Team Scoring rd th th th th th th th th th th NCAA West Regionals Year Place Team Scoring th th th th th th th th th th th th NCAA Championships Year Place Team Scoring th th th th th th AIAW Championships th th Pac-10 Championships Year Name Place Scoring 2001 Kelli Kamimura 3rd Angie Burkett 4th Nancy Kessler 4th Lindsay Morgan 6th Elisha Au 6th Louise Friberg 7th Dodie Mazzuca 7th Sung Ea Lee 8th Dodie Mazzuca 8th Angie Pieroni 9th Sung Ea Lee 10th Elisha Au 11th Paola Bellotti 12th Peggy Lund 12th Dodie Mazzuca 13th Sheri Vincent 13th Julie Bartleson 13th NCAA West Regionals Year Name Place Scoring 1997 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Paige Mackenzie 7th Lindsay Morgan 4th Louise Friberg 8th Kelli Kamimura 8th Sung Ea Lee 10th Dodie Mazzuca 12th Sung Ea Lee 15th Dodie Mazzuca 16th Louise Friberg 18th Elisha Au 22nd Elisha Au 23rd Kelli Kamimura 25th NCAA Championships Year Name Place Scoring 2004 Paige Mackenzie 11th Paige Mackenzie 25th Kelli Kamimura 29th Nancy Kessler 32nd Angie Burkett 33rd Elisha Au 42nd Dodie Mazzuca 47th Dodie Mazzuca 48th Dodie Mazzuca 55th Andrea Cordova 62nd Lindsay Morgan 66th Lindsay Morgan 68th Sung Ea Lee 69th Andrea Cordova 69th Caroline Spiegelberg 79th Louise Friberg 77th Washington at the 2004 NCAA Championships hosted by Auburn Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan 26 Note:

27 All-Time Event Championships Tournament Location Course Date Bay Area Classic San Jose, CA Boulder Ridge Golf Club Feb , 2004 Peg Barnard California Collegiate Stanford, CA Stanford Golf Course April 13-14, 2002 Oregon Duck Invitational Lebanon, OR Mallard Creek Golf Club Mar , 2002 Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Cal. Hiddenbrooke Country Club Feb , 2001 California Collegiate Stanford, Cal. Stanford Golf Course Apr , 2000 Bryan National Collegiate Browns Summit, N.C. Bryan Park Champions G.C. Mar , 1999 Northwest Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Oct , 1998 BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Sept , 1996 Santa Clara Colby Invitational Monterey, Cal. Old Del Monte Golf Club Feb , 1996 Rolex Northwest Collegiate Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Sept , 1995 OSU/Nike Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Apr. 9-10, 1993 Utah-Dixie Classic St. George, Utah Sunbrook Golf Club Mar. 9-10, 1992 Oregon Invitational Eugene, Ore. Eugene Country Club Mar. 6-8, 1989 Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1986 Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1984 Washington State Women s Invitational Pullman, Wa. WSU Golf Course Oct , 1983 Mike Farrell-Lady Wildcat Invitational Ogden, Utah Wolf Creek Country Club Sept , 1983 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Apr , 1983 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Springhill, Tokatee, Corvallis Golf Courses Apr , 1982 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Oct , 1981 Portland Invitational Portland, Ore. Colwood, Waverly, Gresham Golf Courses Apr. 5-7, 1981 U. of British Columbia Dual 1979 Washington Invitational Seattle, Wa UW vs. Oregon & OSU Portland, Ore. Royal Oaks, Riverside, Colwood Country ClubsApr , 1977 UW Invitational Bellevue, WA Glendale Country Club Apr , 1977 U. of British Columbia Dual Vancouver, B.C. Point Grey Golf Course Mar , 1977 Daisy Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. Emerald Valley Country Club May 16-18, 1977 Northwest Collegiate Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Country Club May 1-3, 1977 All records since

28 Paige Mackenzie 214 Kent Youel Invitational Oahu, Hawaii Kapolei Golf Course Nov. 4-5, 2003 Elisha Au 221 The Rainbow Wahine Classic Oahu, Hawaii Kapolei Golf Course Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2000 Kelli Kamimura 138-Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Cal. Hiddenbrooke Country Club Feb , 2001 Kelli Kamimura 209 Spartan Invitational Salinas, Cal. Corral de Dierra Country Club Mar. 5-7, 2001 Kelli Kamimura 213 Northwest Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Oct , 1998 All-Time Husky Medalists Angie Pieroni 226-Corvallis, Ore. Oregon State Invitational Trysting Tree Golf Course Apr , 1992 Nancy Kessler 221-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Golf Course Sept , 1987 Nancy Kessler 228-Edean Ihlanfeldt Invit. Redmond, Wa. Sahalee Country Club Oct , 1987 Peggy Lund 235-Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1986 Paula Gamble 159-Wash. State Women s Invitational Pullman, Wa. WSU Golf Course Oct , 1983 Susan Sanders 236-Portland Invite Portland, Ore. Colwood, Waverly, Gresham Golf Club Apr. 5-7, 1981 Mary Lou Mulflur 155-U. of British Columbia 1979 Patty Abel 236-Wasington Invitational Seattle, Wash Mary Lou Mulflur 224-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah 1978 Patti Marquis 157-U of British Columbia Dual Vancouver, B.C. Point Grey Golf Course Mar , 1977 Patti Marquis 237-UW Invitational Bellevue, WA-Glendale Country Club-Apr , 1977 Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Elisha Au 215 Stanford Intercollegiate Palo Alto, Cal. Stanford Golf Course Oct , 1998 Kelli Kamimura 142 Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Cal. Blue Springs Country Club Mar. 1-2, 1999 Dodie Mazzuca 150-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Sept , 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 213 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invit. Redmond, Wa. Sahalee Country Club Oct. 7-9, 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 211 NCAA West Regional Tucson, Az Randolph Park North Course May 8-10, Janine Getty 230-Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Country Club Apr , 1984 Jane Harris 224-Weber State Invitational Sept , 1983 Janine Getty 160-Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Apr , 1983 Tarie Pharr 218 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Oct , 1981 Janine Getty 237-Oregon State Invite Corvallis, OR Springhill/Tokatee/Corvallis CC Apr , 1982 Patti Marquis 228 UW v OU & OSU Portland, OR Royal Oaks/Riverside/Colwood C.C. Apr , 1977 Patti Marquis-229 Northwest Collegiate Invit. Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Country Club May 1-3, 1977 Mary Lou Mulflur 225-Daisy Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. Emerald Valley Country Club May 16-18, 1977 Tarie Pharr Dodie Mazzuca

29 Julie Bartleson Paola Bellotti Andrea Cordova Louise Friberg All-Time Letterwinners A Abel, Patti 1979 Aoki, Christine 1975, 76 Au, Elisha 1998, 99, 2000, 01 B Bartleson, Julie 1989, 90, 91, 92 Bellotti, Paola 1996, 97, 98, 99 Bickerton, Ashley 2004 Britt, Elizabeth 1985, 86, 87, 88 Burkett, Angie 1993, 94, 95, 96 Burns, Heidi 1989, 90, 91 C Clark, Bianca 2001, 02 Colyer, Alison 1992, 93 Cooper, Mendy 1997, 98, 2000 Cordova, Andrea 1997, 98, 99, 2000 D Drake, Stephanie 1979,80, 81, 82 E Eliason, Carrie 1988, 89, 90, 91 F Foster, Janice 1976, 77, 78, 79 Friberg, Louise 2000, 01, 02, 03 G Galmanis, Kimberly 1989 Gamble, Paula 1984, 85, 86, 87 Getty, Janine 1981, 82, 83, 84 Gonder, Angie 1991 Grafos, Michelle 2000, 01, 02, 03 H Harris, Jane 1982, 83 Hildreth, Susan 1983, 84, 85, 86 Huizinga, Anne 1992, 93 K Kamimura, Kelli 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Kessler, Nancy 1985, 86, 87, 88 Krieger, Tina 1984, 85, 86, 87 Kurmel, Lee 1992, 93, 94 L Lee, Sung Ea 2003, 04 Liedes, Kerry 1982, 83, 84, 85 Lippitt, Sue 1998 Litton, Janis 1976, 77 Lund, Katherine 1985, 86, 87, 88 M Mackenzie, Page 2002, 04 Maedo, Megan 1994, 95, 96 Marquis, Patricia 1975, 76, 77 Martin, Emily 1994, 95, 96, 97 Martin, Kari 2000 Mazzuca, Dodie 1994, 95, 96, 97 McCracken, Courtney 2004 McCusker, Kellee 1983 McKie, Val 1992, 93 Morgan, Lindsay 2001, 02, 03, 04 Mulflur, Mary Lou 77, 78, 79, 80 O Olexio, Donna 1988, 89, 90, 91 P Peck, Nancy 1980, 81 Pieroni, Angie 1991, 92, 93 Porambo, Lisa 1975, 76, 77 Prange, Amber 2004 S Sanders, Susan 1980, 81 Simkins, Sonja 1987 Spiegelberg, Caroline 93, 94, 95, 96 Stapleton, Jennifer 1997, 98, 99 T Thorlakson, Elisabeth 1975, 76, 77 Thompson, Greta 1979 V Vincent, Sheri 1990, 91, 92, 93 W Wang, Amy 2004 Watson, Michelle 1985, 86, 87, 88 Wellman, Janis 1975 Y Yabe, Kim 1995, 96, 98 Yockey, Jennifer 1988, 89, 90, 91 Michelle Grafos Nancy Kessler Emily Martin Caroline Spiegelberg Paula Gamble Michelle Watson 29

30 Husky All-Americans & All-Pac-10 Honorees Paige Mackenzie was named a second-team All-American in She is a two-time NGCA All-Scholar-Athlete honoree. NGCA All-Americans Robin Walton All-American Nancy Kessler All American Dodie Mazzuca All-American Dodie Mazzuca All-American Kelli Kamimura All-American Kelli Kamimura All-American Lindsay Morgan All-American Paige Mackenzie All-American (2nd) Sung Ea Lee All-American (HM) All-Pac-10 Conference 1988 Nancy Kessler 1st Team 1995 Dodie Mazzuca 2nd Team 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1997 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1999 Kelli Kamimura 1st Team 2000 Elisha Au 2nd Team 2001 Kelli Kamimura 1st Team 2002 Kelli Kamimura 2nd Team 2002 Louise Friberg 2nd Team 2003 Louise Friberg 1st Team 2003 Lindsay Morgan 2nd Team 2004 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team 2004 Sung Ea Lee 2nd Team Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1988 Mary Lou Mulflur 1999 Mary Lou Mulflur NGCA All-Scholar-Athlete Michelle Watson All-Scholar Team Paula Gamble All-Scholar Team Carrie Eliason All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Anne Huizinga All-Scholar Team Val McKie All-Scholar Team Lee Kurmel All-Scholar Team Meg Maedo All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Emily Martin All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Dodie Mazzuca All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Paola Bellotti All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Paige Mackenzie All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Paige Mackenzie All-Scholar Team Pac-10 All-Academic Team 1992 Angie Pieroni 2nd Team 1993 Val McKie 2nd Team 1993 Angie Pieroni 2nd Team 1994 Lee Kurmel 2nd Team 1995 Emily Martin 2nd Team 1995 Dodie Mazzuca 2nd Team 1996 Emily Martin 1st Team 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1997 Emily Martin 1st Team 1997 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1998 Paola Bellotti 2nd Team 1999 Paola Bellotti 2nd Team 1999 Jennifer Stapleton 2nd Team 2002 Michelle Grafos 1st Team 2002 Lindsay Morgan 2nd Team 2003 Michelle Grafos 1st Team 2003 Paige Mackenzie 2nd Team 2004 Paige Mackenzie 2nd Team 30

31 Broadmoor Golf Club Seattle, WA Yardage: 6131 Par: 70 Washington s Home Courses Tacoma Country And Golf Club Tacoma, WA Yardage: 6590 Par: 72 Sahalee Country Club Redmond, WA Holes: 27 (Site of 1998 PGA Championship) South/North North/East East/South Yardage: 6955 Par 72 Yardage: 6931 Yardage:

32 Judy Hoetmer Washington s National Champion Before there was a women s varsity golf program at the Univeristy of Washington, the school produced a national champion in the sport. In 1961 Judy Hoetmer won the National Collegiate Golf Championship. A junior at the time, Hoetmer was a member of the University s golf club from 1959 to She was the Pacific Northwest Junior Champion in both 1957 and As a senior at Washington, Hoetmer finished second at the NCGC. In 1988 Hoetmer was inducted into Washington s Hall of Fame. She is one of a handful of inductees who never earned a varsity letter at Washington. Husky Golf Historical Robin Walton The First Husky All-American Robin Walton enjoys the honor of being the first NGCAAll-American in the Husky program s history. In she led the team with a 78.3 stroke averge. It was during the postseason she excelled. Playing at the 1978 AIAW National Championships at the Grenelefe Golf and Racquet Club in Cypress Gardens, Fla., Walton helped the Huskies to a 14th place finish by placing eighth in stroke play. She carded rounds of 75, 79, 74 and 74 to top the Husky scoring effort. Kelli Kamimura Repeat All-American Kelli Kamimura became the second Husky to repeat All-America honors. She was selected by the NGCA in 1999 and Kamimura was a three-time The First Huskies All-Pac-10 performer, earned that distinction for the 1999, 2001 and 2002 Washington s 1975 Team seasons. She was third at the 2001 The first team in UW women s golf history was comprised of eight individuals and coached by Edean Ihlanfeldt. Their schedule included six tournaish ever recorded by a Husky and Pac-10 Championships, the highest finments, primarily playing against Northwest opponents. The Huskies defeated Oregon on April 22 in their first event led by Patty Marquis 86. Beth placed 29th that season at the NCAAs, the best showing by a UW golfer at the Thorlakson and Chris Aoki both received individual invitations to the 1975 time. Kamimura led the Huskies in AIAW Championships. After opening with back-to-back rounds of 79, stroke average in 1999 (74.5), which Thorlakson advanced to the finals where she shot 82 and The 92. roster for the 1975 team included Aoki, a senior from Redmond; Thorlakson, a junior established a single-season school from Bellevue, Karen Denma, a senior from Monroe; Kathleen Freeman, a record. She bettered that mark in 2001 junior from Walla Walla, sophomore Janis Litton from ancover; V Marquis, a when she posted an an average of freshman from Kent; Lisa Porambo, a sophomore from Bothell and Janis Wellman, a freshman from Osburn, Idaho. Huskies Debut at NCAAs in 1995 Following a sixth-place finish at the NCAA West Regional at Arizona, Washington qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time in Played at the Landfall Golf Course in Wilmington, N.C., the Huskies tied Oklahoma for 16th in their inaugural NCAA tournament. Angie Burkett was Washington s top finisher, placing 33rd with a 72-hole score of 14-over 302. Dodie Mazzuca was 55th at 308 while Caroline Spiegelberg was 79th atthe Husky team was the first coached by Mary Lou 315. Meg Maedo shot 317 while Emily Martin posted a score of 319. Arizona State won the tournament by 26 strokes with a score 155. of 1 Tina Krieger, Susan Hildreth and Paula Gamble. Mulflur (far right). The squad included (from left) Kerry Leides, 32

33 Dodie Mazzuca Husky Golf Historical Nancy Kessler Cal Coach Gets Start at UW Current California head coach Heralded as the best player in Washington women s golf, Dodie Mazzuca was the first Husky to receive firstteam All-America honors and com- four-year letterwinner at Washington Nancy McDaniel (Kessler) was a pete in three dif ferent NCAAChampionships. Mazzuca finished her ca- rounds for the Dawgs, averaging 79.3 from She played 109 career reer owningvirtually every Washington women s golf record. The 65 she ments and finishing in the top -10 nine strokes while winning two tourna- shot in the third round of the Edean times. As a junior, Kessler played in Ihlanfeldt Invitational as a senior was the No. 1 position, again competing not only a school record but was also in all of Washington s competitive the lowest score by a women s golfer rounds while averaging 79.2 strokes. in the country for the season. In addition to winning the ing a second place at the Utah-Dixie She had two top-10 finishes, includ- Ihlanfeldt Invi tational, Mazzuca Classic where she shot a four-over claimed two other medals during the 223. The season was season, including a win at the NCAA Kessler s most productive as she won West Regional to help the Huskies two tournaments including UW s own advance to their second NCAA Edean Ihlanfeldt. Kessler also won Championships as a team. Mazzuca became the first Husky to lead the the BYU Invitational, where she shot team in stroke average for four consecutive seasons, finishing with a school an opening-round 69, her career low. For the year, Kessler finished in the top record 75.1 as a senior. Mazzuca was recognized as a first -team All-Pac in seven of 10 events. player as a senior after being named to the second team as a junior. Greggain Finishes 44th at U.S. Open Former Washington women's golfer Jennifer (Stapleton) Greggain shot 77 during the final round of the U.S. Open at The Orchards to place 44th overall. Greggain completed the 72- hole event at 9-over 293. A resident of Canada, Greggain turned in rounds of 73, 71 and 72 during the first three rounds of play. Greggain lettered at Washington from She earned second-team All- Pac-10 honors as a senior. National Championships Hosting the 2002 NCAAs For the first time in the program s history, Washington was the host institution for the NCAAChampionships in The tournament was staged at Washington National Golf Club Auburn. in Washington finished 20th at the event behind the play of freshman Paige Mackenzie who completed the tournament in 25th place, the best showing ever by a Husky at the NCAAs. Duke won the championship behind the play of medalist irada V Nirapathpongporn who shot 9-under

34 Washington National Golf Club When Washington National Golf Club opened in August of 2000, it became the new home for the Husky Golf team. Thanks to a sponsorship agreement between Washington National and the University, the course features a distinctive Husky brand, from the golf carts, to flag sticks to its company logo. Washington National was the brainchild of Orrin incent, V president of O.B. Sports, a golf development and management company. Vincent is the father of former Husky men s golf coach O.D. Vincent. A Seattle native, he teamed with John Fought, the 1977 U.S. Amateur champion and the principal architect for the project, to create a truly unique Northwest course. No two holes are alike and, thanks to the terrain in the area and excellent drainage, the course features numerous native areas and large artistic sand traps. Five sets of tees (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior and Husky) stretch the course from 5,1 17 yards to 7,304 yards. The golf carts are a combination of purple and gold and named for notable personalities in Washington athletic history. Other carts are named for the other Pac-10 schools. University faculty, staff and students are entitled to special discounted fees at ashington W National. The course was selected for the site of the 2002 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships and the 2003 NCAADivision I Men s Golf Regionals. It will host the 2006 Women s Regionals. The 17th Green The theme at Washington National is all Huskies. From the personalized golf carts (above) to the special flag sticks and practice pins (right) to the Block W bunker on the 18th fairway, a Purple and Gold presence can be found throughout the course. The 1st Tee The 18th Fairway that features a UW Block W bunker. 34