TEXAS GOLF FACTBOOK

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1 TEXAS GOLF FACTBOOK

2 Texas Women s Golf Fact Book LONGHORNS Roster Schedule Longhorns: Dubreuil, Desiree 4_ Morgan, Alyssa 5 Pressel, Madison 6 Rosenfeld, Megan 7 Sepmoree, Katelyn 8 Stephens, Haley 9 Strauss, Bertine 10 Vandermade, Nicole COACHES & STAFF 13 Head Coach Martha Richards 13 Assistant Coach Tracy Parsons 14 Volunteer Assistant Coach Kate Golden 14 HISTORY & HONORS 15 All-Americans & National Honors 30 All-Time Conference Championship Results 33 All-Time Individual Bests 27 All-Time NCAA Championship Results 23 All-Time Team Bests 28 All-Time Tournament Results All-Time Tournament Medalists 24 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 25-26_ All-Time Champions 26 All-Time Individual Medalists 26 Lowest 18-hole Rounds 25 Tournament Records 25 Conference Honors Longhorns on the LPGA Tour 29 T-Association/Letterwinners 34 Team MVPs 35 Texas AIAW Championship Finishes 23 Texas All-Time Tournament Medalists 24 UT Women s Athletics Hall of Honor 35 MEDIA INFORMATION 2 Media Information & Services 2 YEAR IN REVIEW Individual Statistics Team Statistics Tournament Results Quick Facts TEXAS GOLF QUICK FACTS Season of Golf 43rd Big 12 Finish 1st NCAA Championship Appearances 22 NCAA Regional Championship Appearances 26 Big 12 Conference Titles 3 Southwest Conference Titles 7 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS QUICK FACTS Location Austin, Texas Enrollment 51,112 President Wiliam C. Powers, Jr. Founded 1883 Nickname Longhorns Mascot Bevo XIV Colors Burnt orange & white Affiliation NCAA Division I NCAA Faculty Rep. Jim Vick, PhD. Conference Big 12 Home Course The University of Texas Golf Club Course Stats: Par 71; 7,412 yards MEDIA RELATIONS INFO/GOLF (area code: 512) Office Phone: Fax: Ashley Cushman Asst. Media Relations Director Office: Cell: Fax: Ashley.Cushman@athletics.utexas.edu Media Relations Adresses Mailing: P.O. Box 7399 Austin, TX Overnight: 2101 San Jacinto Blvd. Bellmont Hall, Room 327 Austin, TX T E X A S G O L F F A C T B O O K 1

3 Media Information & Policies The Texas Media Relations Department welcomes your interest in Longhorns athletics and we will make every effort to facilitate your coverage of our programs. The Media Relations office maintains information on all current student-athletes and coaches, as well as historical information on previous athletes and staff members. In you need any information about the Texas Golf program, please contact Assistant Media Relations Director Ashley Cushman at (512) or via at PRESS SERVICES Tournament previews, round-by-round results and updated statistics are available to all interested members of the media. On home tournament days, the media relations staff distributes individual and team statistics as well as any pertinent course statistics. Live tournament statistics will be available. For service, please contact Ashley Cushman. INTERNET All of the latest news concerning the Longhorns, including notes, features, updated statistics and results, is available 24 hours a day on The University of Texas official athletics website, INTERVIEWS All athlete and coach interviews must be arranged through the media relations office by calling or ing Ashley Cushman at least 24 hours in advance. The Media Relations Office will arrange an interview time that is mutually convenient for both the player and the media representative. Players home and cell phone numbers will not be given out. TEXAS ON THE WEB Get all the latest and updated information regarding Longhorns volleyball and all the other University of Texas sports at the official Web site of UT Athletics: The site is updated daily with scores, statistics, game previews, releases, exclusive feature stories, photos and notes for all Longhorns teams T E X A S G O L F F A C T B O O K

4 Roster Name Avg. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Last School) Desireé Dubreuil Jr. 2L Santa Ana, Calif. (Mater Dei) Alyssa Morgan 5-2 So. 1L Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park) Madison Pressel Jr. 2L Boca Raton, Fla. (Spanish River) Megan Rosenfeld Sr. 3L Plano, Texas (Plano West) Katelyn Sepmoree Jr. 2L Tyler, Texas (Robert E. Lee) Haley Stephens Jr. 2L Greer, S.C. (Riverside) Bertine Strauss 5-8 Fr. HS Koster, South Africa Nicole Vandermade Sr. 3L Brantford, Ontario (Assumption College) Head Coach: Martha Richards (Stanford 93), 5th year Asst. Coach: Tracy Parsons (Belmont 02), 5th year Volunteer Asst. Coach: Kate Golden (Texas 89), 2nd year Schedule Dates Tournament Location Venue Host Sept Mo Morial Invitational College Station, Texas Traditions Club Texas A&M University Oct. 3-4 Windy City Classic Highland Park, Ill. Northmoor Country Club Northwestern Oct Stanford Intercollegiate Palo Alto, Calif. Stanford Golf Course Stanford OCT. 31-NOV. 2 BETSY RAWLS LONGHORN INVITATIONAL AUSTIN, TEXAS THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS GOLF CLUB TEXAS Feb UCF Challenge Sorrento, Fla. Red Tail Golf Club University of Central Florida Mar. 2-4 Darius Rucker Intercollegiate Columbia, S.C. Long Cove Club South Carolina Mar Battle at Rancho Bernardo Inn San Diego, Calif. Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Resort San Diego State Mar. 30-Apr.1 PING ASU Invitational Tempe, Ariz. ASU Karsten Golf Course Arizona State Apr Big 12 Championship Lawrence, Kan. Lawrence Country Club Kansas May NCAA Regional Championship Site TBA May NCAA Championship Franklin, Tenn. Ironhorse Vanderbilt T E X A S G O L F F A C T B O O K 3

5 DESIREÉ DUBREUIL Junior 5-5 Santa Ana, Calif. (Mater Dei) AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) tied for 70th place at the NCAA Fall Preview (Sept ) with a three-round total of 13-over 299 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) AS A FRESHMAN ( ) scored a season-low round 69 at the Central District Invitational (Feb ) career-best tie for fourth place at the UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational (March 8-10) UT s low or co-low player in three events, including four Top 25 finishes during the spring season recorded nine rounds of par or better including four sub-par rounds and one in the 60s Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2009, Spring 2010) HIGH SCHOOL led Mater Dei to five championships, including the 2005 Serra League, 2006 Trinity League, 2006 CIF Regionals, and 2006 and 2007 Lady Diamondback Classic Championships guided Mater Dei to four-straight 12-win seasons, including a perfect 14-0 campaign during her sophomore season awarded team MVP honors as a sophomore, junior and senior President s Honor Roll honoree all four years selected to the all-league first team all four years and to the all-county first team as a sophomore, junior and senior recipient of the Fox Sports Net Student-Athlete Citizen Award as a junior served as team captain during her junior and senior campaigns member of Mater Dei Special Games Outreach, Make-a-Wish Club, Orange County Public Library Children s Summer Program and Working Wardrobes NATIONALLY competed in the 2010 U.S. Women s Amateur Championship at Charlotte Country Club in North Carolina fell in the Round of 64 at the 2010 North and South Women s Amateur at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina earned medalist honors at the 2007 FCWT Cimarron Classic, 2008 Yorba Linda Invitational and 2008 SCPGA Terra Lago finished runner-up at the 2007 SCPGA at Santa Ana placed third at the 2007 AJGA GolfWorld West Coach Championship recorded a sixth-place finish at the 2008 AJGA Stockton PERSONAL Daughter of Clark and Tina Dubreuil... full name is Desireé Joann Dubreuil... has one sister, Erin... born on March 27, 1991 in Fountain Valley, Calif. GETTING TO KNOW DESIREÉ Favorite musical artists/groups: The Fray, Foo Fighters, Jack s Mannequin, Matt Nathanson Favorite television shows: House, Family Guy, The Office Favorite reality show: American Idol Actress that would portray Desireé in a life story: Brittany Snow Favorite athlete: Lance Armstrong One moment in history I d wish I d seen: 1980 Winter Olympics DUBREUIL YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish T-70th , T-4th Totals , T-4th SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) NCAA Fall Preview =229 (+13) T-70th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Cougar Classic =224 (+8) T-39th Mason Rudolph 74-74=148 (+4) T-61st Challenge at Onion Creek * =218 (+8) T-32nd Peg Barnard Invitational 81-82=163 (+21) T-45th Central District Invitational =224 (+8) T-19th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational =216 (E) T-4th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =225 (+9) T-16th PING/ASU Invitational =218 (+2) T-24th Big 12 Championship =236 (+20) T-44th NCAA West Regional =230 (+17) T-56th NCAA Championships =302 (+14) T-76th * denotes competed as an individual T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S

6 ALYSSA MORGAN Sophomore 5-2 Cedar Park, Texas (Cedar Park) AS A FRESHMAN ( ) did not compete recipient of the Southern Texas PGA George Hannon Scholarship HIGH SCHOOL named to the 2010 UIL 16-5A Girls Golf All-District Team with a ninth-place finish at the district tournament competed in tournaments run by the American Junior Golf Association, Southern Texas PGA, Texas Legends Junior Tour and Texas Junior Golf Tour PERSONAL daughter of Dale Morgan, Head Golf Professional at Austin Country Club T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S 5

7 MADISON PRESSEL Junior 5-4 Boca Raton, Fla. (Spanish River) Named among GolfWorld s Top 50 College Players to Watch for the season. AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) Dominated the 2011 Big 12 Championship (April 22-24) with an impressive first place finish at eight under par, five strokes ahead of the runner-up Set the Big 12 Championship records for lowest single-round score for her 66 in the second round, lowest 36-hole score at 137, and lowest 54-hole score at 208 ( ) Earned honorable mention All-America accolades in the 2011 Golfweek NCAA Division I Women s All-America team Named to the 2011 All-Big 12 Team and 2011 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2011 Big 12 Conference Player of the Year and April Big 12 Conference Golfer of the Month Finished in the top 10 four times and completed six rounds under par Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) AS A FRESHMAN ( ) fired a Texas single-round record of 6-under-par 65 on the first say of the Stanford Intercollegiate (Oct. 16, 2009) UT s low or co-low player in a team-best five events led UT with a scoring average recorded a season-best tie for 13th place at the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational (March 26-28) one of three players to compete in all 12 events during the season recorded five Top 25 finishes recorded nine rounds of par or better, including five sub-par rounds and two in the 60s Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2009, Spring 2010) NATIONALLY competed in the 2010 U.S. Women s Amateur Championship at Charlotte Country Club in North Carolina advanced to the Round of 32 at the 2010 North and South Women s Amateur at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina before falling 2 UP to eventual runner-up Lisa McCloskey advanced to the Round of 16 at the 2010 Women s Western Golf Association (WWGA) National Amateur Championship at Rochester Golf and Country Club in Minnesota ranked 40th in the nation according to Golfweek prior to enrolling at Texas earned medalist honors at the 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur Sectional Qualifier in Wellington, Fla. competed in the 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur World Championship in St. Louis, Mo. member of the 2009 AJGA Canon Cup and competed on the East Team with teammate Haley Stephens finished third in the stroke-play portion of the 2008 U.S. Girls Junior Amateur Championship with rounds of advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2008 Polo Golf Junior Classic qualified for the 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur Public Links Championship nine career top-10 finishes in AJGA competition HIGH SCHOOL won the 2008 Florida Class 2A State Tournament after placing third as a sophomore and fourth as a junior back-to-back South Florida Sun-Sentinel Girls Golfer of the Year awarded all-county honors all four years three-time Palm Beach County Player of the Year (2006, 2007 and 2008) four-time Spanish River MVP member of the Breast Cancer Walks community service club PERSONAL Daughter of Michael Pressel and the late Kathryn Pressel... full name is Madison Taylor Pressel... has one sister, Morgan, and one brother, Mitchell... born on July 11, 1991 in Tampa, Fla.... sister Morgan plays on the LPGA... uncle Aaron Krickstein was a professional tennis player and competed on the ATP from mother Kathy played collegiate tennis at the Michigan, and aunt Renee Krickstein played collegiate tennis at Tulane. GETTING TO KNOW MADISON Nicknames: MP, Maddy Favorite food: Chicken alfredo Favorite television show: One Tree Hill Favorite phrase: Play like a champion, no excuses. Favorite professional sports team: Detroit Red Wings No one knows how much I like to... wear high heels. PRESSEL YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish st , T-13th Totals , st SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) Mason Rudolph =220 (+4) T-44th Dale McNamara =223 (+7) T-9th Landfall Tradition =221 (+5) T-9th UCF Challenge =219 (+3) T-13th Bruin Wave Invitational =221 (+5) T-12th The Battle at Rando Bernardo =234 (+18) T-55th PING ASU Invitational =216 (E) T-4th Big 12 Championship =208 (-8) 1st NCAA Central Regional =232 (+16) T-56th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Cougar Classic =221 (+5) T-30th Mason Rudolph 72-69=141 (-3) T-15th Stanford Intercollegiate =215 (+2) T-17th Challenge at Onion Creek =220 (+10) T-49th Peg Barnard Invitational 81-77=158 (+16) T-32nd Central District Invitational =224 (+8) T-19th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational =226 (+10) T-30th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =224 (+8) T-13th PING/ASU Invitational =224 (+8) T-46th Big 12 Championship =233 (+17) T-35th NCAA West Regional =223 (+10) T-20th NCAA Women s Championships =301 (+13) T-67th T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S

8 MEGAN ROSENFELD Senior 5-3 Plano, Texas (Plano West) AS A JUNIOR ( ) tied for 30th place at the PING ASU Invitational (April 1-3) 2011 Academic All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2010, Spring 2011) AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) carded a season-low 80 in the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational (March 26-28, 2010) Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2009, Spring 2010) AS A FRESHMAN ( ) saw action in two team events: Texas State match and Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational, and competed as an individual in the St. Edwards Invitational fired a career-low 78 (+7) in the final round of the St. Edwards Invitational also recorded a career-best finish at the St. Edwards Invitational with a tie for sixth place Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2009) HIGH SCHOOL was a three-year letterwinner for Rick Hardison s Plano West Senior High squad named to the 2008 all-state team three-time all-district honoree and academic all-state award recipient ( , ) claimed first-team all-area award honors in 2008 and second-team all-area award honors in 2007 tabbed Newcomer of the Year of her high school team after her freshman campaign was a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society NATIONALLY won the 2011 Collegiate Players Tour (CPT) Flintrock claimed medalist honors at the 2008 State Preview Tournament also finished first at the Dallas Morning-News Junior Golf Championship (2007) and Starburst Junior Golf Classic (2007) PERSONAL Born December 10, 1989 full name is Megan Nicole Rosenfeld is the daughter of Michael and Michele Rosenfeld has an older brother, Matthew, and younger sister, Morgan brother Matthew played for The University of Texas golf team from ROSENFELD YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish , T-30th T-76th T-81st Totals , T-30th JUNIOR PLAY ( ) Mason Rudolph =228 (+12) T-72nd Landfall Tradition =231 (+15) T-46th UCF Challenge =237 (+21) T-72nd The Battle at Rando Bernardo =230 (+14) T-38th PING ASU Invitational =224 (+8) T-30th SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =244 (+28) T-76th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Texas State Match 83 (+11) 9th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =246 (+30) T-81st T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S 7

9 KATELYN SEPMOREE Junior 5-9 Tyler, Texas (Robert E. Lee) AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) secured a career best fifth-place finish at the Dale McNamara Invitational (October 11-13) competed in 27 rounds for the Longhorns in finished under par in one round of her sophomore season AS A FRESHMAN ( ) one of just three players to card multiple rounds in the 60s during the season, including a 69 at the Stanford Intercollegiate (Oct ) and the Challenge at Onion Creek (Nov. 2-3) recorded UT s best individual finish at the Challenge of Onion Creek by finishing in 18th place freshman season included six rounds of par or better Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2009) HIGH SCHOOL led Robert E. Lee to back-to-back Texas District 12-5A championships in 2008 and 2009 won the 2009 Texas District 12-5A title by 23 strokes in 2009, became the first Lee girls golfer to qualify for the state tournament in 13 years member of National Honor Society, Junior Symphony League, Spanish Club and Health Occupational Students of America (HOSA) NATIONALLY tied for 16th place at the 2010 Canadian Women s Amateur Championship won the 2009 AJGA Stars of Texas Junior and finished tied for 10th place at the 2009 Valero Texas Open Junior Shootout captured the girls division championship with a final-round 71 at the 2008 Tyler Rose Junior Invitational for her first Texas Junior Golf Tour (TJGT) victory won the 2008 Cowboys Golf Club Jr. Classic on the TJGT finished second at 2008 AJGA Mayakoba Junior Classic earned top-five finishes at The Blessings and Valero Texas Shootout named the 2007 Texas Legends Junior Golf Tour Player of the Year finished in the top three at the Texas Junior Golf Tour (TJGT) Championship in 2007 finished sixth at the Texas State Junior Girls in 2007 was the first-flight runner-up at the Texas State Amateur in 2006 PERSONAL Daughter of Scott Sepmoree and Kathy Joyce... full name is Katelyn Elisabeth Sepmoree... born on March 21, 1991 in Tyler, Texas. GETTING TO KNOW KATELYN Favorite magazine: Vogue Favorite ice cream flavor: dark chocolate Favorite television shows: True Blood, Alias Pre-tournament superstition: marks golf ball with three dots Favorite famous people I ve met: Jody Conradt, Ernie Els, Davis Love III One moment in history I wish I d seen was... FDR s speech to Congress declaring war on Japan SEPMOREE YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish , T-4th , T-8th Totals , T-4th SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) NCAA Fall Preview =233 (+7) T-42nd Mason Rudolph =227 (+11) 71st Dale McNamara =219 (+3) 5th Landfall Tradition =231 (+15) T-46th UCF Challenge =219 (+3) T-16th Bruin Wave Invitational =232 (+16) T-45th The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =246 (+30) 85th Big 12 Championship =230 (+14) T-43rd NCAA Central Regional =235 (+19) T-78th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Cougar Classic =225 (+9) T-45th Mason Rudolph 71-82=153 (+9) T-81st Stanford Intercollegiate =228 (+15) T-54th Challenge at Onion Creek =215 (+5) T-18th Peg Barnard WD-79 DNF Central District Championship =234 (+18) T-46th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational =219 (+3) T-8th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =238 (+22) T-58th T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S

10 HALEY STEPHENS Junior 5-6 Greer, S.C. (Riverside) AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) posted UT s top finish at the 2011 NCAA Central Regional Championship (May 5-7) with a tie for 27th place one of only two Longhorn golfers to compete in all 30 rounds of the season finished under par in three rounds of her sophomore season tied for 5th place at the UCF Challenge (Feb ) where she finished one under par tied for 23rd place at the Big 12 Championship (April 22-24) 2011 Academic All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2010) AS A FRESHMAN ( ) recorded UT s top finish at the 2010 NCAA Championship with a tie for 33rd place one of just three players to compete in all 35 rounds for the Longhorns last season one of just three players to card multiple rounds in the 60s during the season, including a 69 at the Challenge of Onion Creek (Nov. 2-3, 2009) and a 68 at the NCAA West Regional Championship (May 6-8, 2010) freshman season included seven rounds of par or better Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Fall 2009, Spring 2010) HIGH SCHOOL led Riverside to 2007 and 2008 Class 3A State Championships four-time South Carolina Class 3A All-State, three-time South Carolina Regional Player of the Year four-time Riverside MVP earned 2007 and 2008 honors as Carolina Golf Association Player of the Year named the Golfweek Junior Girls Player of the Week (9/9/2008) earned the American Legion Certificate of School Award, also a member of the Beta and Key Clubs NATIONALLY tied for 64th place at the 2011 U.S. Women s Amateur Championship (August 10-14) fell in the Round of 64 at the 2010 North and South Women s Amateur at Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina ranked 19th in the nation according to Golfweek prior to enrolling at Texas qualified for the 2009 U.S. Women s Open in Bethlehem, Pa. competed in the 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur World Championship in St. Louis, Mo. member of the 2009 AJGA Canon Cup and competed on the East Team with teammate Madison Pressel won the 2009 AJGA Heritage Junior Championship and finished second at the 2009 AJGA Cliffs Championship finished in the top 15 in all four AJGA events during the summer of 2009 to rank 36th in the Polo Rankings prior to enrolling at Texas earned medalist honors at the 2008 South Carolina Match Play Championship and 2008 Carolina Girls Championship finished third in the 2008 Golfweek Junior Invitational named the 2007 and 2008 Carolina Junior Player of the Year PERSONAL Daughter of Ward and Janie Stephens... full name is Haley Elizabeth Stephens... has one brother, Wyatt, and sister, Marjorie Jane... born on November 17, 1990 in Greenville, S.C. GETTING TO KNOW HALEY Favorite actor/actress: Tom Hanks/Sandra Bullock Favorite food: Animal crackers Favorite reality show: The Biggest Loser Favorite sports movie: Hoosiers Least favorite household chore: laundry My computer desktop is a picture of... Bevo. STEPHENS YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish , T-3rd , T-3rd Totals , T-3rd SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) NCAA Fall Preview =221 (+5) T-37th Mason Rudolph =220 (+4) T-44th Dale McNamara =232 (+16) T-34th Landfall Tradition =224 (+8) T-17th UCF Challenge =215 (-1) T-5th Bruin Wave Invitational =230 (+14) T-33rd The Battle at Rando Bernardo =230 (+14) T-38th PING ASU Invitational =231 (+15) T-57th Big 12 Championship =224 (+8) T-23rd NCAA Central Regional =227 (+11) T-27th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Cougar Classic =228 (+12) T-54th Mason Rudolph 75-79=154 (+10) 83rd Stanford Intercollegiate =217 (+4) T-23rd Challenge at Onion Creek =221 (+11) T-53rd Peg Barnard Inivational 76-82=158 (+16) T-32nd Central District Championship =231 (+15) T-50th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational =220 (+4) T-10th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =231 (+15) T-33rd PING/ASU Invitational =227 (+11) T-57th Big 12 Championship =229 (+13) T-20th NCAA West Regional =215 (+2) T-3rd NCAA Women s Championships =294 (+6) T-33rd T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S 9

11 BERTINE STRUASS Freshman 5-8 Koster, South Africa INTERNATIONALLY ranked No. 9 among all South African Women Golfers in spring 2011 finished second in the stroke play portion of the Sanlam South African Women s Amateur Golf Championship before falling in the semifinals of the match play event (April 2011). three-time South African Junior Champion 2010 Gauteng North Junior Championship runner-up medalist at the 2009 Nomads South African Girls Championship, WGSA Stroke Play Championship, Gauteng Stroke Play Championship, Western Province Match Play Championship and Eastern Cape Match Play Championship member of the South African National Team for the North West Province chosen to represent South Africa in The Astor Trophy 2011, a round robin event held every four years between Australia, Canada, Great Britain and Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S

12 NICOLE VANDERMADE Senior 5-11 Brantford, Ontario (Assumption College) AS A JUNIOR ( ) one of only two Longhorn golfers to compete in all 30 rounds of the season. finished under par in five rounds of her junior season. tied for sixth place at the PING ASU Invitational (April 1-3) and placed eighth at the Landfall Tradition (Oct ) 2011 Academic All-Big 12 Second Team AS A SOPHOMORE ( ) recorded UT s top finish at the Peg Barnard Invitational (Feb , 2010) with a tie for 17th place one of just three players to compete in all 35 rounds for the Longhorns last season sophomore season included seven rounds of par or better AS A FRESHMAN ( ) led Texas with a stroke average while competing in all 12 events recorded four top-individual finishes for UT, including a career-best tie for fourth place at the season-opening Dick McGuire Classic fired a career-low 3-under-par 69 in the first round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown notched four top-10 finishes and seven top-25 finishes finished tied for 10th place in her Big 12 Women s Golf Championship debut to earn Big 12 All-Tournament Team honors named to the 2009 All-Big 12 Women s Golf Team, as she was one of the top-10 highest-ranked student-athletes according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings following the Big 12 Championship competed in the NCAA Championship and finished tied for 70th at 23-over 311 HIGH SCHOOL was a three-sport athlete in golf, basketball and track and field named MVP of the Assumption College HS golf team following freshman, sophomore and junior campaigns (did not play senior year) also earned MVP honors in basketball (freshman-sophomore-junior) and track (freshman) aided the Lions to their Provincial Championship in 2004; also won city and regional championships from played power forward for Assumption College HS in basketball and participated in high jump, long jump, shot put, 100m, 200m, discus and javelin in track and field four-year honor roll recipient INTERNATIONALLY advanced to the Round of 64 in the 2011 British Amateur Championship (June 7-11) granted an exemption in at the 2011 LPGA CN Canadian Women s Open (Aug ) by Golf Canada for her play this year as a member of the Canadian national women s golf team qualified for the 2010 U.S. Women s Open Championship earned an exemption into the 2010 U.S. Women s Amateur Championship at Charlotte Country Club in North Carolina by qualifying for the U.S. Open; advanced to the Round of 32 at the Women s Am competed in the 2010 Ladies British Open Amateur Championship at Ganton Golf Club member of the 2010 Canadian National Team earned an exemption in the 2009 LPGA CN Canadian Women s Open by finishing as the low Canadian at the Women s British Amateur Championship advanced to the Round of 32 at the 2009 Women s British Amateur Championship selected to the 2008 and 2009 RCGA National Women s Development Team finished third at the 2009 Ontario Women s Amateur Championship and sixth at the 2009 Royale Canadian Women s Amateur Championship tied for third at the 2008 Royal Canadian Junior Girls Championship tied for fifth at the 2008 CN Canadian Women s Tour event in London, Ontario won the 2008 Ontario Ladies Amateur Championship, 2007 Marlene Streit International Championship, 2007 Ontario Tournament of Champions and 2006 AJGA Smithfield Junior Tournament earned a sponsor exemption in the Nationwide Tour s 2008 Ford Wayne Gretzky Classic Presented by Samsung member of the Royal Canadian Golf Association (RCGA) National Junior Team (2007) tied for third at the 2007 RCGA s Junior Girls National Championship after placing fourth in the event in 2006 selected to represent Canada in the 2007 Duke of York Championship in Scotland and the 2006 Junior British Open in England PERSONAL Born May 30, 1990 full name is Nicole Adriana Vandermade is the daughter of Herb and Karen Vandermade has an older brother, Chadd T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S 11

13 VANDERMADE YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low Best Finish , T-6th , T-15th , T-4th Totals , T-4th JUNIOR PLAY ( ) NCAA Fall Preview =230 (+14) T-73rd Mason Rudolph =213 (-3) T-20th Dale McNamara =226 (+10) T-13th Landfall Tradition =220 (+4) T-8th UCF Challenge =229 (+13) T-50th Bruin Wave Invitational =254 (+38) T-81st The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =223 (+7) T-13th PING ASU Invitational =217 (+1) T-6th Big 12 Championship =221 (+5) T-12th NCAA Central Regional =229 (+13) T-38th SOPHOMORE PLAY ( ) Cougar Classic =225 (+9) T-45th Mason Rudolph 73-72=145 (+1) T-40th Stanford Intercollegiate =218 (+5) T-26th Challenge at Onion Creek =224 (+14) T-73rd Peg Barnard Invitational 79-75=154 (+12) T-17th Central District Championship =230 (+14) T-44th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational =229 (+13) T-46th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =227 (+11) T-23rd PING/ASU Invitational =225 (+9) T-51st Big 12 Championship =226 (+10) T-15th NCAA West Regional =234 (+21) T-76th NCAA Women s Championships =302 (+14) T-76th FRESHMAN PLAY ( ) Dick McGuire Classic =217 (-2) T-4th Windy City Classic =228 (+12) 21st Stanford Intercollegiate =217 (+4) T-24th Las Vegas Collegiate =212 (-4) T-15th Central District Invitational =231 (+15) T-36th Texas State Match 79 (+7) T-4th UCF Challenge =221 (+5) T-43rd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational =231 (+15) T-39th Indiana Invitational =234 (+18) T-10th Big 12 Conference Championship =232 (+13) T-10th NCAA West Regional =221 (+5) T-32nd NCAA Championship =311 (+23) T-70th T E X A S G O L F T H E L O N G H O R N S

14 5th season at Texas 12th season as a head coach Full name Martha Richards Birthdate Oct. 6 Hometown Hudson, Wis. High School Hudson HS (Hudson, Wis.) College Stanford 93 Armed with a Big 12 Conference title and three NCAA Championships appearances, fifth-year University of Texas head women s golf coach Martha Richards has displayed her prowess for building nationallyacclaimed teams. Richards is poised for another standout season with a returning nucleus of four starters and the addition of an international newcomer that will immediately compete for playing time. The Longhorns experienced their awaited breakthrough under Richards at the 2011 Big 12 Championship when they claimed Texas first tournament victory in seven years with a three-stroke margin over rival Texas A&M. With calming assurance and first-class guidance from Richards throughout the 54-hole event, then-sophomore Madison Pressel became the second individual champion in school history with a Big 12 Championship record-setting score of 8-under-par 208, and she went on to be named the 2011 Big 12 Conference Women s Golf Player of the Year after finishing the season as the highest ranked individual in the league. Richards impact was seen immediately after she arrived in Austin prior to the season, as UT made its first appearance at the NCAA Championship since 2004, and then again in 2009 when Texas advanced to the National Championship as a No. 17 seed, becoming the lowest-ranked team to advance out of the NCAA West Regional Championship after tying for fourth place. Texas 16th-place showing in the 2010 national tournament marked its best finish of the Richards era. In 2010, Richards led a resurgence of Texas Swagger as her team recorded five top-five and 10 top-10 finishes, including back-to-back third place efforts at the Big 12 Championship and NCAA West Regional Championships. During the pivotal third year of Richards reign, the Longhorns etched their names into the annals for both team and individual records. Then-freshman Pressel fired a Texas single-round record of 6-under 65 on the first day of the 2009 Stanford Intercollegiate, while the squad carded a school-record 5-under 279 in the same round. Success on the course has also conveyed to excellence in the classroom under Richards watch. Through four seasons, 14 Longhorns have combined for 17 All-Big 12 Academic Team honors. Prior to arriving in Austin, Richards spent seven years as the head coach at Vanderbilt University. She led the Commodores to two NCAA Top-10 finishes and mentored seven All-Americans. Eight Vandy players garnered 18 All-SEC honors and 23 were All-SEC Academic Team selections. Coming into a program that had never advanced to the NCAA Championship, the Wisconsin native quickly turned the tables and took the Commodores to the postseason four times over seven seasons. Richards time in Nashville was highlighted by capturing the 2004 SEC title en route to a program-best fifth-place finish at the NCAA s. Richards was lauded with the Golfweek National Coach of the Year and SEC Coach of the Year honors following that season. Richards ability to bring in quality players and instantly help them improve is one of the main strengths of her program. Student-athletes competing for Richards are able to rely on her to continually develop their games. Prior to the season, five Texas golfers saw their scoring averages improve from the previous season, while two recorded their highest career tournament finish. Richards took over the helm of the UT program on June 12, 2007, replacing Susan Watkins who had served in the position for 14 seasons. But she was no stranger to Austin as she was the UT assistant coach from Feb During Richards first stint in Austin, she helped UT to a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championship in The following year, Texas placed ninth at the NCAAs and second at the Big 12 Championship with All-Big 12 selections Laura Blessy, Kristin Dufour and Randi Meadows. T E X A S G O L F Head Coach Martha Richards T E X A S G O L F C O A C H E S & S T A F F We are so fortunate to welcome Martha Richards back to UT, Women s Athletics Director Chris Plonsky said upon Richards hiring. She is considered by many to be one of the finest women s coaches in the nation. Martha is a tremendous recruiter, and she built and developed the Vanderbilt golf program from infancy into an admired and powerful program both in the SEC and nationally. She had to learn the hard way at Vanderbilt by building the program from scratch and nothing could prepare her more professionally than doing just that. Richards was a rare two-sport athlete at her alma mater, Stanford University, excelling in golf and basketball. She earned All-America honors from the National Golf Coaches Association in 1993, All-Pac-10 Conference honors and was later named to the Pac-10 All-Decade Golf Team for the 1990s. Richards also came to The Farm as the 1988 National High School Basketball Player of the Year and helped the Cardinal to the NCAA title in She was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in October RICHARDS CAREER CAPSULE Coaching Experience Head Coach, Texas (2007-Present) Head Coach, Vanderbilt ( ) Assistant Coach, Texas (Feb ) Head Coach, Boise State (1997-Feb. 1998) Volunteer Assistant, Stanford ( ) Coaching Highlights and Honors (at Texas) 3 Led the Longhorns to the Big 12 Conference Championship crown for the third time in school history, marking Richards first victory at Texas 3 In 2010, led Texas to five top-five and 10 top-10 finishes, including back-toback third place efforts at the Big 12 Championship and NCAA West Regional Championships while collecting UT s best finish at the NCAA Championship since 2004 with a tie for 16th place 3 Guided UT to a tie for fourth as a No. 17 seed at the 2009 NCAA West Regional Championship, becoming the highest seeded team to advance to the NCAA Championship 3 In 2008, led Texas to a tie for 17th place at its first NCAA Championship appearance since Directed the Horns to third place at the 2008 Big 12 Championship and seventh place at the NCAA Central Regional Championship Coaching Highlights and Honors (at Vanderbilt) 3 Led Vanderbilt to a sixth-place finish at the 2007 NCAA Championship and a fifth-place finish at the 2004 NCAA Championship 3 Coached seven All-Americans; eight student-athletes earned 18 All-SEC honors NCAA Central Regional Champions Southeastern Conference (SEC) Champions Golfweek National Coach of the Year and 2003 SEC Coach of the Year 3 Coached the USA women s team at the USA vs. Japan College Golf Championship in the summer of 2006 in Tochigi, Japan As Head Coach at Texas (2007-Present) Big 12 NCAA Year Finish Finish st rd t16th th 23rd rd t17th As Head Coach at Vanderbilt ( ) Big 12 NCAA Year Finish Finish th 6th th th st 5th th t14th th 18th th -- Playing Career (at Stanford University) 3 NGCA All-American (1993) 3 All-Pacific 10 Conference Team (1993) 3 Pacific 10 Conference All-Decade Team (1990s) 3 Played on LPGA Tour from As an Assistant Coach at Texas ( ) Big 12 NCAA Year Finish Finish th 3rd nd 9th nd 10th 13

15 Assistant Coaches TRACY PARSONS 5th season at Texas Full name Tracy Parsons College Belmont 02 KATE GOLDEN 2nd season at Texas Full name Kate Golden College Texas 89 Tracy Parsons enters her fifth season as assistant Women s Golf coach at The University of Texas. She came to UT in the summer of 2007 to rejoin head coach Martha Richards, as Parsons was Vanderbilt s assistant coach for over three years ( ). Parsons and Richards have teamed up together to lead the Longhorns to the 2011 Big 12 Championship, three straight NCAA Championship appearances (2008, 2009, 2010) and two additional top-three finishes in league championships (2008, 2010). Through eight seasons, the tandem has advanced to the National Championship on five occasions (2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010). In addition to her coaching duties, Parsons assists in recruiting, scheduling, team travel, planning player-related activities and aiding in the dayto-day operations of the Women s Golf program. Tracy is a tremendous addition to our coaching staff, Richards said upon Parsons hire. Having worked with her for three-and-a-half years at Vanderbilt, she and I have a great rapport with one another, and I know she will make a big impact here at Texas. Tracy has a great eye for identifying talent, and she will be a big part of our success. Parsons played several key roles while serving as Richards assistant coach at Vanderbilt. Assuming her duties in March 2004, Parsons assisted as the recruiting coordinator and was instrumental in the planning and coordinating of Commodore Golf Day, the annual fundraiser for the Vanderbilt Men s and Women s Golf programs. Parsons also led organizational efforts for Vanderbilt golf events, including the team s annual Mason Rudolph Women s Championship and the 2006 Southeastern Conference Women s Golf Championship at the Vanderbilt Legends Club. Prior to her stint at Vanderbilt, Parsons served as a graduate assistant at her alma mater, Belmont University, for the season. Before launching her coaching career, Parsons was the program director for the Tennessee Golf Foundation, where she instituted programs for beginning junior golfers and oversaw the planning of junior tournaments. Parsons played collegiate golf at Western Kentucky from and at Belmont from Parsons earned a bachelor s degree in English in 2002 and a Master of Education in sport administration in The campaign marks Kate Golden s second season as volunteer assistant coach on the Women s Golf staff at The University of Texas. A former All-American, Golden joined the Texas staff after serving as the interim Women s Golf head coach at Florida State during the spring 2010 season. Under Golden s tutelage, the Seminoles finished in 10th place at the 2010 NCAA Championship to earn their best national finish since winning the 1981 AIAW Championship. Additionally, Golden guided FSU to No. 14 in the final national rankings by GolfStat and No. 22 in GolfWeek s seasonending standings after inheriting a team that was unranked in both polls. Prior to her stint at Florida State, Golden was a volunteer assistant coach for the Men s Golf team at Houston. An 18-year LPGA veteran ( ), Golden s professional career included a victory at the 2001 State Farm Classic, appearances in more than 30 major championships and nearly $1.5 million in career earnings. En route to the State Farm Classic title, Golden set a then-tournament record of 21-under-par during the 72-hole event. She totaled eight top-five finishes and 14 top-10s. A 1989 Texas graduate, Golden was a four-year member of the Women s Golf team under former head coach Pat Weis. She earned All- America second team honors in 1989 and was a three-time All-Southwest Conference First Team selection ( ). Golden was named to the Southwest Conference All-Decade team for the 1980s and won three collegiate events during her career. The 1987 Southwest Conference individual champion, Golden is the daughter of Texas Ex Joe Bob Golden, the 1954 SWC Men s Golf individual champion. The Goldens were the only father-daughter tandem in the history of the Southwest Conference to win individual conference titles in the same sport. Joe Bob Golden played at Texas for Harvey Penick from and served as his assistant while attending law school at UT. A former member of the LPGA Board of Directors and the LPGA Player Committee, Golden is currently on the Board of Directors for the charitable organization Golfers Against Cancer T E X A S G O L F C O A C H E S & S T A F F

16 Statistics UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FINAL WOMEN S GOLF STATISTICS Tournament Year Date Tournament Total Finish Low Player Avg. Avg. Sept NCAA Fall Preview (+34) T-13th of 18 Stephens (T-37th) Sept Mason Rudolph Women s Championship (+14) 13th of 17 Vandermade (20th) Oct Dale McNamara Invitational (+36) T-2nd of 16 Sepmoree (5th) Oct Landfall Tradition (+26) 3rd of 18 Vandermade (8th) Feb UCF Challenge (+18) T-5th of 17 Stephens (T-5th) Feb. 28-Mar. 2 Bruin Wave Invitational (+35) 6th of 15 Lee-Bentham (T-4th) Mar The Battle at Rancho Bernardo (+50) T-8th of 17 Vandermade (T-13th) April 1-3 PING ASU Invitational (+16) 4th of 17 Pressel (T-4th) April Big 12 Championship (+8) 1st of 12 Pressel (1st) May 5-7 NCAA Central Regional Championship (+52) 11th of 24 Stephens (T-27th) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sub-par Player (Year) Events Rds Strokes Avg. Low Round Rounds Top Finish (full field) Madison Pressel (So.) , st* (Big 12 Championship) Haley Stephens (So.) , T-5th (UCF Challenge) Nicole Vandermade (Jr.) , T-6th (PING ASU Invitational) Katelyn Sepmoree (So.) , th* (Dale McNamara) Rebecca Lee-Bentham (Fr.) , T-4th* (Bruin Wave Invitational) Desiree Dubreuil (So.) T-70th (NCAA Fall Preview) Megan Rosenfeld (Jr.) , T-30th (PING ASU Invitational) Larissa Eruera (So.-Tr.) T-72nd (Dale McNamara) Samantha Postillion (Fr.) T-80th (Dale McNamara) * - denotes career best LINEUPS Tournament Individual NCAA Fall Preview Sepmoree Stephens Vandermade Dubreuil Lee-Bentham Mason Rudolph Vandermade Sepmoree Pressel Lee-Bentham Stephens Rosenfeld Dale McNamara Stephens Vandermade Pressel Sepmoree Eruera Postillion Landfall Tradition Sepmoree Pressel Vandermade Stephens Rosenfeld UCF Challenge Pressel Stephens Vandermade Sepmoree Lee-Bentham Rosenfeld Bruin Wave Invitational Stephens Vandermade Sepmoree Pressel Lee-Bentham The Battle at Rancho Bernardo Lee-Bentham Pressel Vandermade Sepmoree Stephens Rosenfeld PING ASU Invitational Vandermade Lee-Bentham Stephens Rosenfeld Pressel Big 12 Championship Pressel Vandermade Lee-Bentham Stephens Sepmoree NCAA Central Regional Championship Pressel Vandermade Lee-Bentham Stephens Sepmoree T E X A S G O L F S E A S O N I N R E V I E W 15

17 DESIREE DUBREUIL NCAA Fall Preview =229 (+13), T-70th LARISSA ERUERA Dale McNamara =249 (+33), T-72nd REBECCA LEE-BENTHAM NCAA Fall Preview =234 (+18), 80th Mason Rudolph =242 (+26), T-88th UCF Challenge =235 (+19), T-66th Bruin Wave Invitational =216 (E), T-4th The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =227 (+11), T-25th PING ASU Invitational =223 (+7), T-25th Big 12 Championship =222 (+6), T-14th NCAA Central Regional =240 (+24), T-89th SAMANTHA POSTILLION Dale McNamara =253 (+37), T-80th MADISON PRESSEL Mason Rudolph =220 (+4), T-44th Dale McNamara =223 (+7), T-9th Landfall Tradition =221 (+5), T-9th UCF Challenge =219 (+3), T-16th Bruin Wave Invitational =221 (+5), T-12th The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =234 (+18), T-55th PING ASU Invitational =216 (E), T-4th Big 12 Championship =208 (-8), 1st NCAA Central Regional =232 (+16), T-56th MEGAN ROSENFELD Mason Rudolph =228 (+12), T-72nd Landfall Tradition =231 (+15), T-46th UCF Challenge =237 (+21), T-72nd The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =230 (+14), T-38th PING ASU Invitational =224 (+8), T-30th T E X A S G O L F Individual Results KATELYN SEPMOREE NCAA Fall Preview =233 (+7), T-42nd Mason Rudolph =227 (+11) Dale McNamara =219 (+3), 5th Landfall Tradition =231 (+15), T-46th UCF Challenge =219 (+3), T-16th Bruin Wave Invitational =232 (+16), T-45th The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =246 (+30), 85th Big 12 Championship =230 (+14), T-43rd NCAA Central Regional =235 (+19), T-78th HALEY STEPHENS NCAA Fall Preview =221 (+5), T-37th Mason Rudolph =220 (+4), T-44th Dale McNamara =232 (+16), T-34th Landfall Tradition =224 (+8), T-17th UCF Challenge =215 (-1), T-5th Bruin Wave Invitational =230 (+14), T-33rd The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =230 (+14), T-38th PING ASU Invitational =231 (+15), T-57th Big 12 Championship =224 (+8), T-23rd NCAA Central Regional =227 (+11), T-27th NICOLE VANDERMADE NCAA Fall Preview =230 (+14), T-73rd Mason Rudolph =213 (-3), 20th Dale McNamara =226 (+10), T-13th Landfall Tradition =220 (+4), 8th UCF Challenge =229 (+13), T-50th Bruin Wave Invitational =254 (+38), T-81st The Battle at Rancho Bernardo =223 (+7), T-13th PING ASU Invitational =217 (+1), T-6th Big 12 Championship =221 (+5), T-12th NCAA Central Regional =229 (+13), T-38th T E X A S G O L F S E A S O N I N R E V I E W

18 NCAA FALL PREVIEW Sept , 2010 Traditions Golf Club Bryan, Texas Par 72; 6,271 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Alabama =849 (-15) 2. LSU =850 (-14) 3. Southern California =856 (-8) 4. Duke = 860 (-4) 5. Georgia =864 (E) 6. Vanderbilt =866 (+2) 7. UCLA =869 (+5) 8. Virginia =877 (+13) 9. Tulane =878 (+14) 10. Purdue =883 (+19) 11. Michigan State =894 (+30) 12. Auburn =895 (+31) T13. TEXAS =898 (+34) T13. Wake Forest =898 (+34) 15. Pepperdine =899 (+35) 16. Texas A&M =902 (+38) 17. Stanford =910 (+46) 18. Tennessee =912 (+48) FINAL TOP EIGHT INDIVIDUALS 1. Meagan McChrystal, LSU =206 (-10) 2. Marina Alex, Vanderbilt =208 (-8) T4. Lizette Salas, Southern California =210 (-6) T4. Lindy Duncan, Duke =211 (-5) T4. Lisa McCloskey, Southern California =211 (-5) T4. Camilla Lennarth, Alabama =211 (-5) T4. Brook Pancake, Alabama =211 (-5) T4. Tessa Teachman, LSU =211 (-5) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T37. Haley Stephens =221 (+5) T42. Katelyn Sepmoree =223 (+7) T70. Desiree Dubreuil =229 (+13) T73. Nicole Vandermade =230 (+14) 80. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =234 (+18) MASON RUDOLPH WOMEN S CHAMPIONSHIP Sept , 2010 Vanderbilt Legends Club North Course Franklin, Tenn. Par 72; 6,281 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. LSU =843 (-21) 2. Purdue =845 (-19) T3. South Carolina =851 (-13) T3. UCLA =851 (-13) 5. California =854 (-10) 6. Alabama =859 (-5) T7. Georgia =862 (-2) T7. Vanderbilt =862 (-2) 9. Wake Forest =867 (+3) T10. Florida =872 (+8) T10. Duke =872 (+8) 12. Auburn =876 (+12) T E X A S G O L F Tournament Results 13. TEXAS =878 (+14) 14. North Carolina =885 (+21) 15. Stanford =889 (+25) 16. Oklahoma State =894 (+30) 17. College of Charleston =920 (+56) FINAL TOP 13 INDIVIDUALS 1. Pia Halbig, California =203 (-13) 2. Michelle Shin, Wake Forest =206 (-10) 3. Cydney Clanton, Auburn =208 (-8) T4. Ani Gulugian, UCLA =209 (-7) T4. Maude-Aimee LeBlanc, Purdue =209 (-7) T4. Camilla Lennarth, Alabama =209 (-7) T4. Megan McChrystal, LSU =209 (-7) T4. Lisa McCloskey, Southern Cal =209 (-7) T9. Carlota Ciganda, Arizona State =211 (-5) T9. Lindy Duncan, Duke =211 (-5) T9. Numa Gulyanamitta, Purdue =211 (-5) T9. Stephanie Kono, UCLA =211 (-5) T9. Brooke Pancake, Alabama =211 (-5) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS 20. Nicole Vandermade =213 (-3) T44. Madison Pressel =220 (+4) T44. Haley Stephens =220 (+4) 71. Katelyn Sepmoree =227 (+11) T88. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =242 (+26) OTHER TEXAS INDIVIDUAL T72. Megan Rosenfeld =228 (+12) DALE McNAMARA INVITATIONAL Oct The Patriot Golf Club Tulsa, Okla. Par 72; 6,450 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Oklahoma =877 (+13) T2. TEXAS =900 (+36) T2. Oklahoma State =900 (+36) 4. Tulsa =598 (+22) 5. UNLV =905 (+41) 6. Middle Tennessee St =907 (+43) 7. Kennesaw State =919 (+55) 8. Arkansas-Little Rock =923 (+59) 9. Wichita State =623 (+47) 10. Kansas State =931 (+67) 11. Missouri =932 (+68) T12. Long Beach State =936 (+72) T12. Oral Roberts =936 (+72) T12. Nebraska =624 (+48) 15. SMU =962 (+98) 16. TAMU-CC =976 (+112) FINAL TOP 12 INDIVIDUALS 1. Ellen Mueller, Oklahoma =209 (-7) 2. Kristina Merkle, Tulsa =216 (E) T3. Therese Koelbaek, UNLV =218 (+2) T3. Taylor Schmidt, Oklahoma =218 (+2) 5. Katelyn Sepmoree, Texas =219 (+3) 6. Victoria Park, Oklahoma St =220 (+4) T7. Karisa Akin, Middle Tennessee St =221 (+5) T7. Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma =145 (+1) T9. Ashley Haggard, Middle Tennessee St =223 (+7) T9. Stephanie Neisen, Nebraska =223 (+7) T9. Madison Pressel, Texas =223 (+7) T9. Kristen Schelling, UNLV =223 (+7) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T13. Nicole Vandermade =226 (+10) T34. Haley Stephens =232 (+16) T72. Larissa Eruera =249 (+33) OTHER TEXAS INDIVIDUAL T80. Samantha Postillion =253 (+37) LANDFALL TRADITION Oct , 2010 CC of Landfall - Pete Dye Course Wilmington, N.C. Par 72; 6,242 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UCLA =880 (+16) 2. North Carolina =885 (+21) 3. TEXAS =890 (+26) 4. Duke =891 (+27) 5. Virginia =892 (+28) 6. Notre Dame =896 (+32) 7. Michigan State =903 (+39) 8. Wake Forest =907 (+43) 9. Ohio State =908 (+44) 10. Chattanooga =911 (+47) T11. South Carolina =919 (+55) T11. NC State =919 (+55) 13. Northwestern =920 (+56) 14. Oklahoma State =924 (+60) 15. Florida State =931 (+67) 16. Texas Tech =934 (+70) 17. UNCW =953 (+89) 18. UNCG =967 (+103) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS T1. Brittany Altomare, Virginia =214 (-2) T1. Tiffany Lua, UCLA =214 (-2) T3. Lindy Duncan, Duke =216 (E) T3. Casey Grice, North Carolina =216 (E) 5. Catherine O Donnell, North Carolina =217 (+1) 6. Becca Hutter, Notre Dame =218 (+2) 7. Caroline Powers, Michigan State =219 (+3) 8. Nicole Vandermade, Texas =220 (+4) T9. Madison Pressel, Texas =221 (+5) T9. Rachel Rohanna, Ohio State =221 (+5) FINAL TEXAS PLAYERS T17. Haley Stephens =224 (+8) T46. Katelyn Sepmoree =231 (+15) T46. Megan Rosenfeld =231 (+15) T E X A S G O L F S E A S O N I N R E V I E W 17

19 UCF CHALLENGE Feb 13-15, 2011 RedTail Golf Club Sorrento, Fla. Par 72; 6,319 yards T E X A S G O L F Tournament Results 10. New Mexico State =923 (+59) 11. Long Beach State =930 (+66) 12. Oregon State =937 (+73) 13. UNLV =940 (+76) 14. CSU-Northridge =950 (+86) 15. Washington State =956 (+92) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T13. Nicole Vandermade =223 (+7) T25. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =227 (+11) T38. Haley Stephens =230 (+14) T55. Madison Pressel =234 (+18) 85. Katelyn Sepmoree =246 (+30) FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Coastal Carolina =867 (+3) 2. Tulane =868 (+4) 3. Minnesota =869 (+5) 4. Kentucky =881 (+17) T5. South Carolina =882 (+18) T5. TEXAS =882 (+18) 7. UCF =891 (+27) 8. South Florida =895 (+31) 9. Augusta State =899 (+35) 10. UTSA =901 (+37) 11. Baylor =903 (+39) 12. Mississippi =905 (+41) 13. Kennesaw State =906 (+42) 14. East Carolina =909 (+45) 15. Memphis =920 (+56) 16. Georgia State =929 (+65) 17. Illinois State =937 (+73) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS T1. Teresa Puga, Minnesota =208 (-8) T1. Ashleigh Albrecht, Kentucky =208 (-8) 3. Ashley McKenney, Tulane =209 (-7) 4. Jessica Alexander, Coastal Carolina =212 (-4) T5. Ket Preamchuen, Kennesaw St =215 (-1) T5. Haley Stephens, Texas =215 (-1) T5. Valentina Fontaine, UCF =215 (-1) T8. Paola Valerio, UTSA =216 (E) T8. Katie Burnett, South Carolina =216 (E) T8. Mary Narzisi, Minnesota =216 (E) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T16. Madison Pressel =219 (+3) T16. Katelyn Sepmoree =219 (+3) T50. Nicole Vandermade =229 (+13) T68. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =235 (+19) OTHER TEXAS INDIVIDUAL T72. Megan Rosenfeld =237 (+21) BRUIN WAVE INVITATIONAL Feb. 28-Mar. 2, 2011 Robinson Ranch - Valley Course Santa Clarita, Calif. Par 72; 6,282 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UCLA =860 (-4) 2. Arizona =880 (+16) 3. Pepperdine =881 (+17) 4. Stanford =895 (+31) 5. San Diego State =898 (+34) 6. TEXAS =899 (+35) 7. New Mexico =913 (+49) 8. Brigham Young =915 (+51) 9. Oklahoma State =922 (+56) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Lee Lopez, UCLA =212 (-4) 2. Glory Yang, UCLA =213 (-3) 3. Stephanie, Kono, UCLA =214 (-2) T4. Kristina Wong, Stanford =216 (E) T4. Rebecca Lee-Bentham, Texas =216 (E) T4. Isabelle Boineau, Arizona =216 (E) 7. Danielle King, Pepperdine =218 (+2) T8. Therese Koelbaek, UNLV =219 (+3) T8. Kelsey Vines, Bringham Young =219 (+3) T10. Alejandra Llanez, Arizona =220 (+4) T10. Liv Cheng, Pepperdine =220 (+4) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T12. Madison Pressel =221 (+5) T33. Haley Stephens =230 (+14) T45. Katelyn Sepmoree =232 (+16) T81. Nicole Vandermade =254 (+38) THE BATTLE AT RANCHO BERNARDO Mar , 2011 Rancho Bernardo Inn - Championship Course San Diego, Calif. Par 72; 6,336 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Purdue =879 (+15) 2. Southern California =886 (+22) 3. UCLA =887 (+23) 4. Georgia =903 (+39) 5. Auburn =905 (+41) 6. UC Davis =909 (+45) 7. Arizona =912 (+48) T8. Pepperdine =914 (+50) T8. TEXAS =914 (+50) 10. UNLV =915 (+51) T11. Arizona State =923 (+59) T11. Denver =923 (+59) 13. California =924 (+60) 14. Oregon =934 (+70) 15. TCU =937 (+73) 16. New Mexico =940 (+76) 17. San Diego State =941 (+77) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Laura Gonzalez, Purdue =209 (-7) T2. Lizette Salas, Southern Cal =215 (-1) T2. Therese Koelbaek, UNLV =215 (-1) T4. Cydney Clanton, Auburn =218 (+2) T4. Giulia Molinaro, Arizona St =218 (+2) T6. Numa Gulyanamitta, Purdue =219 (+3) T6. Sophia Popov, Southern Cal =219 (+3) T8. Marta Silva, Georgia =220 (+4) T8. Stephanie Kono, UCLA =220 (+4) T8. Thea Hoffmeister, Purdue =220 (+4) OTHER TEXAS INDIVIDUAL T38. Megan Rosenfeld =230 (+14) PING/ASU INVITATIONAL April 1-3, 2011 ASU Karsten Golf Course Tempe, Ariz. Par 72; 6,230 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UCLA =863 (-1) 2. Southern California =867 (+3) 3. Arizona =878 (+14) 4. TEXAS =880 (+16) 5. Stanford =886 (+22) 6. California =889 (+25) 7. Arizona State =890 (+26) 8. TCU =891 (+27) 9. Vanderbilt =894 (+30) 10. Pepperdine =903 (+39) 11. San Diego State =908 (+44) 12. Oklahoma State =910 (+46) 13. Oregon State =312 (+47) 14. New Mexico =917 (+53) 15. Denver =920 (+56) 16. Washington =929 (+65) 17. Washington State =965 (+101) FINAL TOP 13 INDIVIDUALS 1. Sophia Popov, Southern Cal =211 (-5) 2. Tiffany Lua, UCLA =213 (-3) 3. Stephanie Kono, UCLA =214 (-2) T4. Madison Pressel, Texas =216 (E) T4. Prisela Campbell, TCU =216 (E) T6. Nicole Vandermade, Texas =217 (+1) T6. Carlota Ciganda, Arizona St =217 (+1) T6. Lizette Salas, Southern Cal =217 (+1) T6. Christine Wong, San Diego St =217 (+1) T10. Four individuals at 218 (+2) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T25. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =223 (+7) T30. Megan Rosenfeld =224 (+8) T57. Haley Stephens =231 (+15) T E X A S G O L F S E A S O N I N R E V I E W

20 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP April 22-24, 2011 The Club at Old Hawthorne Columbia, Mo. Par 72; 6,204 yards T E X A S G O L F Tournament Results NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS May 5-7, 2011 Warren Golf Course South Bend, Ind. Par 72; 6,208 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. TEXAS =872 (+8) 2. Texas A&M =875 (+11) 3. Missouri =880 (+16) 4. Iowa State =882 (+18) 5. Oklahoma =888 (+24) 6. Texas Tech =889 (+25) 7. Oklahoma State =891 (+27) 8. Baylor =900 (+36) 9. Colorado =903 (+39) 10. Nebraska =909 (+45) 11. Kansas =911 (+47) 12. Kansas State =916 (+52) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Madison Pressel, Texas =208 (-8) T2. Josephine Janson, Oklahoma St =213 (-3) T2. Katerina Ruzickova, Texas A&M =213 (-3) T4. Victoria Stefansen, Iowa St =215 (-1) T4. Jessica Wallace, Colorado =215 (-1) T6. Jacyln Janson, Baylor =216 (E) T6. Sarah Zwartynski, Texas A&M =216 (E) 8. Deborah DeVilla, Texas Tech =217 (+1) 9. Taylor Gohn, Missouri =218 (+2) 10. Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma =219 (+3) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T12. Nicole Vandermade =221 (+5) T14. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =222 (+6) T23. Haley Stephens =224 (+8) T43. Katelyn Sepmoree =230 (+14) FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UCLA =890 (+26) 2. LSU =894 (+30) 3. Minnesota =897 (+33) 4. Arkansas =899 (+35) 5. Notre Dame =901 (+37) 6. Ohio State =905 (+41) 7. Stanford =908 (+44) 8. Wake Forest =909 (+45) 9. Duke =913 (+49) 10. Northwestern =914 (+50) 11. TEXAS =916 (+52) T12. Chattanooga =917 (+53) T12. Tulane =917 (+53) 14. Kent State =919 (+55) 15. Wisconson =929 (+65) 16. North Texas =935 (+71) 17. Oklahoma State =937 (+73) 18. Michigan =938 (+74) 19. Illinois =940 (+76) 20. East Carolina =945 (+81) 21. UNLV =954 (+90) 22. Morehead State =955 (+91) 23. Illinois State =966 (+102) 24. Butler =970 (+106) FINAL TOP 13 INDIVIDUALS T1. Stephanie, Kono, UCLA =218 (+2) T1. Megan McChrystal, LSU =218 (+2) T3. Austin Ernst, LSU =219 (+3) T3. Emily Tubert, Arkansas =219 (+3) 5. Cheyenne Woods, Wake Forest =221 (+5) T6. Lindy Duncan, Duke =222 (+6) T6. Samantha Sommers, Minnesota =222 (+6) T8. Six individuals at 223 (+7) FINAL TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T27. Haley Stephens =227 (+11) T38. Nicole Vandermade =229 (+13) T56. Madison Pressel =232 (+16) T78. Katelyn Sepmoree =235 (+19) T89. Rebecca Lee-Bentham =240 (+24) T E X A S G O L F S E A S O N I N R E V I E W 19

21 NCAA Fall Preview T13th Mason Rudolph Championship 13th Dale McNamara Invitational T2nd Landfall Tradition 3rd UCF Challenge 5th Bruin Wave Invitational 6th The Battle at Rancho Bernardo 2nd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 8th Ping/ASU Invitational 4th Big 12 Championship 1st NCAA Central Regional 11th Cougar Classic 8th Mason Rudolph Championship 15th Stanford Intercollegiate 4th Challenge at Onion Creek 4th Peg Barnard Invitational 7th Central District Invitational 10th UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational 2nd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 5th Ping/ASU Invitational 11th Big 12 Championship 3rd NCAA West Regional T3rd NCAA Championship t16th Dick McGuire Invitational 8th Windy City Classic t6th Stanford Intercollegiate t10th Las Vegas Collegiate 6th Central District Invitational 10th UCF Challenge 15th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 9th Indiana Invitational 3rd Big 12 Conference Championship 6th NCAA West Regional t4th NCAA Championship 23rd Cougar Classic 3rd Lady Tar Heel Invitational 16th Stanford Intercollegiate 12th UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 9th Central District Invitational 5th Arizona Wildcat Invitational 13th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 3rd Indiana Invitational 4th Big 12 Conference Championship 3rd NCAA Central Regional 7th NCAA Championship t17th T E X A S G O L F All-Time Tournament Results Dick McGuire Invitational 16th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 17th Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational 17th Aloha Purdue Collegiate 6th Central District Invitational 9th Texas A&M Mo Morial 11th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T5th Indiana Invitational T7th Big 12 Conference Championship 10th Mason Rudolph 12th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 16th The Derby Invitational 13th Cal-Guadalajara Invitational 11th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 7th PING/ASU Invitational 10th Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 3rd Big 12 Conference Championship 7th NCAA Central Regional 11th NCAA Fall Preview 10th Mason Rudolph 6th Franklin Street Trust Invitational 3rd Stanford Intercollegiate 10th Collegiate Match Play t11th Northrop Grumman Regional 11th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 13th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 3rd PING/ASU Invitational 10th Big 12 Conference Championship 2nd NCAA Central Regional 9 t h NCAA Fall Preview 15th Lady Northern 1st Franklin Street Trust Invitational 7th Collegiate Match Play t11th TRW Regional Challenge 11th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 3rd Lady Gamecock Invitational 2nd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 4th Big 12 Conference Championship 1st NCAA West Regional t8th NCAA Championship t6th NCAA Fall Preview 6th Dick McGuire Invitational 7th Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational 2nd Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge 6th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 6th Lady Gamecock Classic 3rd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 2nd PING/ASU Invitational 2nd Big 12 Conference Championship 3rd NCAA Central Regional 3rd NCAA Championship 3rd NCAA Fall Preview t1st Big 12 Invitational 6th Auburn Derby 9th TRW Regional Challenge 2nd Wildcat Invitational t5th Spartan Invitational 7th Lady Gamecock Classic 2nd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 2nd PING/ASU Invitational 7th Big 12 Conference Championship 3rd NCAA Central Regional t2nd NCAA Championship t2nd The Topy Cup 1st NCAA Fall Preview 9th Big 12 Fall Preview t3rd Rolex/Golf World Invitational 3rd CGF Match Play Team Championship 5th TRW Regional Challenge 4th Arizona Wildcat Invitational 6th vs. Nebraska/Purdue/Vanderbilt 2nd Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic t2nd Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 4th Big 12 Conference Championship 2nd NCAA Central Regional 3rd NCAA Championship 3rd Big 12 Fall Preview 9th NCAA Preview t10th Dick McGuire Invitational 5th Furman Invitational 2nd Golf World Invitational 6th SMU/OSU Regional Challenge 14th Arizona Wildcat Invitational 8th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 2nd Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic t8th Big 12 Conference Championship t4th NCAA West Regional t9th NCAA Championship 3rd T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

22 Dick McGuire Invitational 5th Big 12 Preview 2nd Big 10/Big 12 Shootout 1st Rolex Match Play Championship 6th Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Collegiate 9th SMU/OSU Regional Challenge 7th Arizona Wildcat Invitational 5th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 1st Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 9th Big 12 Conference Championship 2nd NCAA West Regional 9th NCAA Championship 9th Topy Cup 6th Dick McGuire Invitational 5th Big 12 Preview 5th Lady Paladin Invitational t4th Roadrunner Invitational 4th SMU/OSU Regional Challenge t6th Pioneer Electronics/Bruin Classic t6th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 3rd Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic t3rd Big 12 Conference Championship 2nd NCAA West Regional t5th NCAA Championship t10th The Topy Cup 6th NCAA Fall Preview 13th Big 12 Preview 6th Rolex Match Play Championship 3rd Golf World Invitational 10th SMU/OSU Regional Challenge 7th UCLA/Pioneer Classic 10th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 4th Liz Murphey Collegiate t9th Big 12 Conference Championship 1st NCAA West Regional 17th Rolex Fall Preview 4th Dick McGuire Invitational 2nd Lady Paladin Invitational 8th Golf World Collegiate 9th Regional Golf Challenge 8th Conquistadores Chris Johnson/ Arizona Intercollegiate 1st Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 5th SWC Championship 1st NCAA West Regional 6th NCAA Championship 3rd T E X A S G O L F All-Time Tournament Results Dick McGuire Invitational 4th Lady Paladin Invitational 4th San Jose State Invitational 4th Golf World Collegiate 4th Pioneer Electronics-Bruin Classic 3rd Conquistadores Chris Johnson/ Arizona Invitational 6th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 7th Arizona State Invitational 5th SWC Championship 1st NCAA West Regional 5th NCAA Championship t9th Dick McGuire Invitational 6th Lady Paladin Invitational 4th Pioneer Electronics-Bruin Classic 4th Golf World Collegiate 2nd Arizona Invitational t4th Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic 2nd LSU Fairwood Invitational 2nd Arizona State Invitational 5th SWC Championship 1st NCAA West Regional 8th NCAA Championship 5th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 8th Dick McGuire Invitational 3rd Lady Paladin Invitational 2nd UCLA Desert Invitational 1st Carolyn Cudone Invitational 1st Arizona Invitational 2nd Golfsmith-Betsy Rawls 1st Hawaii Rainbow Invitational 3rd Woodbridge Invitational 1st SWC Championship 1st NCAA West Regional 5th NCAA Championship 2nd Lady Tar Heel Invitational 8th Dick McGuire Invitational 2nd Lady Paladin Invitational 2nd Golf World/Palmetto Dunes 6th Conquistadores Chris Johnson/ Arizona Invitational 3rd Golfsmith-Betsy Rawls 5th Earl Stewart/Lady Mustang 4th Woodbridge Collegiate t3rd SWC Championship 2nd NCAA Championship 6th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 1st Dick McGuire Invitational 5th Bruin Desert Classic 2nd Golf World/Palmetto Dunes 9th Chris Johnson Invitational t4th Josten s Invitational t7th Golfsmith-Betsy Rawls t11th Lady Mustang Roundup 1st Woodbridge Intercollegiate 5th SWC Championship 1st NCAA Championship 7th Tour Tulsa Invitational 2nd Pat Bradley Invitational 3rd Bruin Desert Classic 7th OSU-Guadalajara 3rd Chris Johnson Invitational 2nd Josten s-patty Sheehan t11th Golfsmith-Betsy Rawls 2nd Earl Stewart/Lady Mustang 2nd SWC Championship 1st NCAA Championship t5th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 9th Dick McGuire Invitational 3rd Pat Bradley Invitational 2nd Amy Alcott Desert Classic 3rd Yamaha-USC Invitational 4th Chris Johnson Invitational 9th Josten s-patty Sheehan 1st McDonald s-betsy Rawls 1st Earl Stewart/Lady Mustang 1st SWC Championship 1st NCAA Championship 11th New Mexico State Roadrunner 6th Tour Tulsa Invitational 1st Lady Tar Heel Invitational 1st Pat Bradley Invitational 4th Yamaha-USC Invitational 4th Arizona Invitational 1st Patty Sheehan Invitational 4th McDonald s-betsy Rawls 1st Earl Stewart/Lady Mustang 1st SWC Championship 1st NCAA Championship 7 t h T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 21

23 SMU Classic 1st Ford Collegiate 4th Dick McGuire 13th Lady Tar Heel Invitational 5th Pat Bradley Invitational 4th OSU/Guadalajara 6th Arizona Invitational t6th LSU Invitational 3rd McDonald s-betsy Rawls 2nd SMU Lady Mustang Roundup 4th SWC Championship 1st NCAA Championship 17th SMU Invitational 3rd Nancy Lopez Invitational 10th Ford-Collegiate Invitational 8th Pat Bradley Classic 10th Lady Aztec Invitational 7th Oklahoma State Invitational 11th Arizona Invitational 5th Lady Gator Invitational t8th McDonald s-betsy Rawls t2nd SMU Lady Mustang Roundup 12th SWC Championship 2nd Dick McGuire Invitational 8th Nancy Lopez Invitational 13th Alabama Seascape Invitational 2nd U.S. International University 8th Lady Aztec Invitational 7th Guadalajara Invitational t6th Lamar Invitational 7th Lady Gator Invitational 8th McDonald s-betsy Rawls 6th SMU Lady Mustang Roundup 4th Houston Baptist Husky Classic 1st SWC Championship 3rd T E X A S G O L F All-Time Tournament Results Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 1st Carrier-Memphis Women s 4th Alabama Seascape Invitational 1st Suncoast Invitational 8th Bluebonnet Bowl 8th Lamar Invitational 4th Lady Gator Invitational 5th Betsy Rawls Invitational 2nd SMU Lady Mustang Roundup 6th SWC Championship 1st South Intercollegiate 8th NCAA Championship 11th Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 2nd Taylor-Made Memphis State 7th Nancy Lopez Invitational 7th Universitario Femenil de Golf 6th Lady Gator Invitational 2nd San Jose State Lady Spartan 5th Betsy Rawls Invitational 3rd SMU Lady Mustang Roundup 7th Lady Sun Devil Invitational 7th SWC Championship 4th NCAA Championship 15th T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

24 All-Time Tournament Results ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR SITE MEDALIST (SCHOOL) CHAMPION UT FINISH TEXAS LOW INDIVIDUAL 2011 Bryan, Tex. Austin Ernst (LSU), 281 UCLA DNP DNP 2010 Wilmington, NC. Caroline Hedwall (Oklahoma State), 276 Purdue (1,153) t16th (1,189) Haley Stephens (t33), Owings Mills, Md. Maria Hernandez (Purdue), 289 Arizona State (1,182) 23rd (1,252) Kelley Louth (t66th), Albuquerque, N.M. Azahara Munoz (Arizona State), 287 USC (1,168) t17th (1,227) Ashley Rollins (t23rd), Daytona Beach, Fla. Stacy Lewis (Arkansas), 282 Duke (1,170) DNP DNP 2006 Columbus, Ohio Dewi Schreefel (USC), 286 Duke (1,167) DNP Julia Best (t83rd), Sunriver, Ore. Anna Grzebien (Duke), 286 Duke (1,170) DNP Lisa Ferrero (t60th), Opelika, Ala. Sarah Huarte (California), 278 UCLA (1,148) t6th (1,184) Janice Olivencia (t22nd), West Lafayette, Ind. Mikaela Parmlid (USC), 297 USC (1,197) 3rd (1,213) Janice Olivencia (t6th), Auburn, Wash. Virada Nirapathpongporn (Duke), 279 Duke (1,164) t2nd (1,170) Janice Olivencia (t10th), Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. Candy Hannemann (Duke), 285 Georgia (1,176) 3rd (1,191) Janice Olivencia (t18th), Sunriver, Ore. Jenna Daniels (Arizona), 287 Arizona (1,175) 3rd (1,198) Kristin Dufour (t25th), Tulsa, Okla. Grace Park (Arizona State), 212 Duke (895) 9th (921) Kristin Dufour (6th), Madison, Wis. Jennifer Rosales (USC), 279 Arizona State (1,155) t10th (1,201) Laura Blessey (t23rd), Columbus, Ohio Heather Bowie (TEXAS), 285 Arizona State (1,178) DNP Heather Bowie (1st), LaQuinta, Calif. Marisa Baena (Arizona), 296 Arizona** (1,240) 3rd (1,241) Kelli Kuehne (t10th), Wilmington, N.C. K. Mourgue d Algue (Arizona State), 283 Arizona State (1,155) t9th (1,204) Nadine Ash (t12th), Portland, Ore. Emilee Klein (Arizona State), 286 Arizona State (1,189) 5th (1,234) Nadine Ash (t6th), Athens, Ga. Charlotta Sorenstam (TEXAS), 287 Arizona State (1,187) 2nd (1,189) Charlotta Sorenstam(1st), Tempe, Ariz. Vicki Goetze (Georgia), 280 San Jose State (1,171) 6th (1,198) Jenny Turner (t13th), Columbus, Ohio Annika Sorenstam (Arizona), 290 UCLA** (1,197) 7th (1,232) Michiko Hattori (t6th), Hilton Head, S.C. Susan Slaughter (Arizona), 297 Arizona State (1,206) t15th (1,227) Michiko Hattori (2nd), Palo Alto, Calif. Pat Hurst (San Jose State), 292 San Jose State (1,208) t10th (1,240) Kate Golden (t9th), Las Cruces, N.M. Melissa McNamara (Tulsa), 287 Tulsa# (1,175) 7th (1,189) Michiko Hattori (t7th), Albuquerque, N.M. Caroline Keggi (New Mexico), 289** San Jose State (1,187) 17th (1,229) Sue Ginter (t25th), Columbus, Ohio Page Dunlap (Florida), 291 Florida (1,180) DNP DNP 1985 Cape Cod, Mass. Danielle Ammaccapane (Arizona State), 298 Florida (1,218) DNP Sherri Steinhauer (t42nd), Tarpon Springs, Fla. Cindy Schreyer (Georgia), 297 Miami (1,214) 11th (1,273) Nancy Ledbetter (t28th), Athens, Ga. Penny Hammel (Miami [Fla.]), 284 Texas Christian (1,193) 15th (1,268) J. Diass/N. Ledbetter (t48th), Palo Alto, Calif. Kathy Baker (Tulsa), 295 Tulsa (1,191) * * *Texas participated in the AIAW national championship in 1982, claiming second place. **won in playoff; #championship vacated; DNP=did not participate TEXAS AIAW CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES YEAR NATIONAL TEXAS STATE TOURNEY TOURNEY nd 3rd th 3rd th 1st th 4th t3rd 3rd th 1st th 2nd th T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 23

25 All-Time Tournament Medalists YEAR PLAYER TOURNAMENT MADISON PRESSEL Big 12 Championship Janice Olivencia Lady Northern Jessica Reese Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational Janice Olivencia Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational Kristin Dufour The Topy Cup Kristin Dufour Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational Jennifer Waterhouse Big 12 Preview Heather Bowie (3) SMU/OSU Regional Challenge Big 12 Conference Championship NCAA Championship Kelli Kuehne (2) Rolex Fall Preview Southwest Conference Championship Nadine Ash Southwest Conference Championship Nicole Cooper LSU Invitational Charlotta Sorenstam (2) UCLA Desert Invitational NCAA Championship Jenny Turner Southwest Conference Championship Piper Wagner Lady Tar Heel Invitational Michiko Hattori Lady Mustang Roundup Jamie Fischer Southwest Conference Championship Michiko Hattori Lady Mustang Roundup Michiko Hattori (3) Pat Bradley Yamaha-USC Invitational Southwest Conference Championship Kate Golden McDonald s-betsy Rawls Ginger Brown Tour Tulsa Invitational Kate Golden Lady Tar Heel Invitational Michiko Hattori (5) NMSU Roadrunner Yamaha-USC Invitational Arizona Chris Johnson McDonald s-betsy Rawls Southwest Conference Championship TEXAS ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT MEDALISTS YEAR PLAYER TOURNAMENT Kate Golden Southwest Conference Championship Sue Ginter Southwest Conference Championship Sherri Steinhauer (3) Alabama Seascape Invitational U.S. International University Husky Classic Nancy Ledbetter Southwest Conference Championship Sherri Steinhauer Lady Gator Invitational Nancy Ledbetter Husky Classic Sherri Steinhauer Lamar-Lady Cardinal Kim Shipman Lady Leopard Debbie Petrizzi Susie Maxwell Berning Sherri Steinhauer Lamar-Lady Cardinal Lori Huxhold Texas AIAW Championship Debbie Petrizzi Lady Paladin Lori Huxhold Susie Maxwell Berning Cindy Lincoln Texas AIAW Championship Debbie Petrizzi AIAW National Championship Lori Huxhold Texas AIAW Championship Cindy Lincoln Sooner Invitational Carla Spenkoch Tall City Invitational Nancy Hager (2) Arkansas Invitational Texas AIAW Championship T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

26 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 38th Annual tournament resumes in 2011 The Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational annually features many of the top women s golf teams in the country. Until 2010, players and coaches made their plans to come to Austin each spring to compete in one of the most prestigious regular-season tournaments in the country. In 2011, the 38th edition of the tournament will take place Oct Nov. 2, 2011, at The University of Texas Golf Club, and continue on as a fall event. It was in March of 1974 that Texas head coach Pat Weis had the foresight to establish what has not only become a tradition at UT and Austin, but a tradition that dominates collegiate golf for one spring weekend. This annual event originally known as the Texas Invitational has evolved into one of the strongest collegiate invitational tournaments of the year. In 1977, the Texas Invitational was renamed to honor Betsy Rawls, a Texas graduate and one of the most prolific golfers of her day. Rawls won more than 50 tour championships between 1951 and 1975, including four U.S. Opens, and was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1977 and into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. The tournament champions list reads like a who s who of women s golf. Nancy Lopez, Beth Daniel, Jody Rosenthal, Val Skinner, Michiko Hattori and Annika Sorenstam are just a few of the past winners who have made the Betsy Rawls tournament one of the marquee events in women s golf. In 2010, Texas placed fifth in the 54-hole event with a 43-over-par 907. Senior Shannon Fish and freshman Madison Pressel landed the Horns top individual finishes by tying for 13th place at 8-over par. UCLA (884, +20) held a six-stroke advantage over Arizona (890, +26) to win the event. Texas A&M s Sarah Zwartynski ( ) fired a 3-under 213 to claim medalist honors. BETSY RAWLS TOURNAMENT RECORDS Lowest Individual Round 67, Jessica Reese, Texas (2003, 1st) 67, Rae Rothfelder, TCU (1983, 2nd) Lowest Individual 54-hole Score 210, Maria Hernandez, Purdue (2009) Lowest Team Round 284, Tulsa (1983, 3rd) Lowest Team 54-hole Score 872, Purdue (2009) BETSY RAWLS LOWEST 18-HOLE ROUNDS LOWEST 18-HOLE INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS 67 Jessica Reese, Texas st Rae Rothfelder, TCU nd 68 Janice Olivencia, Texas st Kate Golden, Texas rd Cindy Schreyer, Georgia rd Jenny Lidback, TCU rd 69 Maria Hernandez, Purdue st Kelley Louth, Texas th Kristen White, Ohio State 2003 t2nd Tara Bateman, Baylor nd Mette Hageman, Arizona st Barb Thomas, TCU rd Barb Bunkowsky, Florida State rd 70 Shannon Fish, Texas st Sarah Zwartynski, Texas A&M st Marina Alex, Vanderbilt nd Maria Hernandez, Purdue st Stacy Lewis, Arkansas nd Lucy Nunn, Arkansas 2007 t8th Christa Spedding, Texas A&M 2006 t3rd Amparo Gala, Oklahoma State th Laura Philo, Wake Forest nd Krissie Register, Arizona nd Lee Ann Hammack, Oklahoma st Jody Rosenthal, Tulsa st Jody Rosenthal, Tulsa rd Diane Nowakowsky, South Florida nd Martha Foyer, SMU nd Amy Benz, SMU nd LOWEST 18-HOLE TEAM ROUNDS 284 Tulsa rd 285 Arizona nd 286 TCU rd 287 Purdue nd Arizona State st 288 Arkansas st 289 TEXAS rd TEXAS rd 290 UCLA st Texas A&M nd 291 Vanderbilt st Arizona State nd SMU nd 292 Tulsa nd 292 New Mexico st Purdue st 294 Nebraska nd Florida International rd Tulsa rd TCU rd Note: The lowest first-round score is 287 held by Arizona State (2009) T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 25

27 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational 38th Annual tournament will resume 2011 YEAR TEAM CHAMPION (SCORE) MEDALIST (SCORE) 2010 UCLA (884) Sarah Zwartynski, Texas A&M (213) 2009 Purdue (872) Maria Hernandez, Purdue (210) 2008* New Mexico (623) Stacy Lewis, Arkansas (151) 2007 Purdue (907) Maria Hernandez, Purdue (217) 2006 Duke (907) Amanda Blumenherst, Duke (218) 2005 Duke (914) Stacey Lewis, Arkansas (224) 2004 Vanderbilt (936) Chris Brady, Vanderbilt (226) 2003 Oklahoma State (896) Jessica Reese, TEXAS (212) 2002 Duke (920) Janice Olivencia, TEXAS (218) 2001 Tennessee (899) Young-A Yang, Tennessee (218) 2000 San Jose State (923) Sarah Sasse, Nebraska (223) Sasha Medina, New Mexico State (223) 1999 TEXAS (892) Kristin Dufour, TEXAS (218) 1998 North Carolina (918) Anna Becker, Texas A&M (222) 1997 Texas Christian (938) Marcy Newton, UNC (220) 1996 Duke (909) Marisa Baena, Arizona (221) 1995 Tulsa (917) Stephanie Neill, Wake Forest (225) 1994 Tulsa (944) Sofie Erikkson, Tulsa (227) 1993* TEXAS (640) Kristina Edfors, Texas A&M (153) 1992 Arizona (914) Annika Sorenstam, Arizona (225) Sofie Erikkson, Tulsa (225) Vicki Goetze, Georgia (225) 1991* Arizona (608) Mette Hageman, Arizona (147) YEAR ALL-TIME RESULTS TEAM CHAMPION (SCORE) MEDALIST (SCORE) 1990 San Jose State (909) Ninni Sterner, San Jose State (220) 1989 TEXAS (892) Kate Golden, TEXAS (215) 1988 TEXAS (900) Michiko Hattori, TEXAS (219) 1987 Oklahoma State (926) Robin Hood, Oklahoma State (222) Karen Davies, Florida (222) 1986 Tulsa (896) Martha Foyer, SMU (220) Jennifer Wyatt, Lamar (220) 1985 Tulsa (891) Jody Rosenthal, Tulsa (214) Cindy Schreyer, Georgia (214) 1984 Tulsa (924) Jody Rosenthal, Tulsa (221) 1983 Tulsa (890) Rae Rothfelder, TCU (217) 1982 Tulsa (907) Val Skinner, Oklahoma State (221) Shirley Furlong, Texas A&M (221) 1981 Arizona State (925) Lisa Kluver, Arizona State (222) 1980 Arizona State (894) Jeannette Kerr, Arizona State (222) 1979 Tulsa (932) Bari Brandwynne, TEXAS (225) Carolyn Hill, Tulsa (225) 1978 Southern Methodist (928) Therese Hession, SMU (224) 1977 Tulsa (921) Beth Daniel, Furman (219) 1976** Tulsa (479) Nancy Lopez, Tulsa (113) 1975** TEXAS (461) Nancy Hager, TEXAS (151) 1974** TEXAS (472) Nancy Hager, TEXAS (153) *36 holes; **27 holes T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

28 All-Time Bests ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL BESTS (18 holes) SCORE NAME SEASON ROUND FINISH TOURNAMENT 65 MADISON PRESSEL ST T17TH STANFORD INTERCOLLEGIATE 66 MADISON PRESSEL ND 1ST BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHP 67 Jessica Reese st 1st Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational Kristin Dufour th t13th NCAA Championship Heather Bowie nd t2nd NCAA West Regional 68 HALEY STEPHENS RD T3RD NCAA WEST REGIONAL Shannon Fish rd t20th UNLV Showdown Caney Hines st t32nd PING/ASU Invitational Jessica Reese st t6th PING/ASU Invitational Janice Olivencia st 3rd Wildcat Invitational Janice Olivencia st 1st Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational Salimah Mussani st 2nd Big 10-Big 12 Shootout Heather Bowie nd 1st Big 12 Championship Kelli Kuehne rd 1st Rolex Fall Preview Nadine Ash rd 1st SWC Championship Jenny Germs st DQ Lady Tar Heel Kate Golden rd 1st McDonald s-betsy Rawls Michiko Hattori th t7th NCAA Championship Kim Shipman nd 1st Lady Leopard Kim Shipman st 1st Lady Leopard Debbie Petrizzi th 1st AIAW Championship (54 holes) SCORE NAME SEASON FINISH TOURNAMENT (SCORES) 208 MADISON PRESSEL ST BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP ( ) 211 Kelli Kuehne st Rolex Fall Preview ( ) 212 NICOLE VANDERMADE T15TH UNLV SHOWDOWN ( ) Jessica Reese st Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational ( ) Heather Bowie st Big 12 Championship ( ) Heather Bowie t2nd NCAA West Regional ( ) Michiko Hattori st NMSU Roadrunner ( ) Kim Shipman st Lady Leopard ( ) 213 NICOLE VANDERMADE TH MASON RUDOLPH ( ) Michiko Hattori st SWC Championship ( ) T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 27

29 All-Time Bests ALL-TIME TEAM BESTS (18 holes) SCORE TOURNAMENT SEASON ROUND FINISH 279 Stanford Intercollegiate st 4th 281 UNLV Showdown rd 6th 284 UNLV Spring Rebel rd 2nd 285 Stanford Intercollegiate nd 4th PING/ASU Invitational st 2nd NCAA Championship rd t2nd 286 PING ASU Challenge st 4th Challenge at Onion Creek rd 4th NCAA Championship nd t2nd NCAA West Regional nd 5th 287 Big 12 Championship nd 1st PING ASU Challenge nd 4th NCAA Fall Preview nd t1st SMU Classic rd 1st 288 Challenge at Onion Creek st 4th NCAA West Regional st t4th Stanford Intercollegiate nd t10th UNLV Showdown st 6th Cougar Classic st 3rd Lady Gamecock Classic st 2nd Conquistadores nd 1st NCAA West Regional rd 5th 289 Big 12 Championship rd 1st UNLV Showdown nd 6th Arizona Wildcat nd 6th Betsy Rawls rd 1st Arizona Wildcat nd 5th NCAA Championship nd 2nd McDonald s-betsy Rawls rd 1st (54 holes) SCORE TOURNAMENT SEASON FINISH SCORES 858 UNLV Showdown th Stanford Intercollegiate th Challenge at Onion Creek th NCAA West Regional th Big 12 Championship st NCAA West Regional t4th Stanford Intercollegiate t10th Conquistadores st Cougar Classic rd PING/ASU Invitational nd Arizona Wildcat th Mason Rudolph Championship th UNLV Spring Rebel nd Auburn Tiger Derby Invitational th Rolex/Golf World rd T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

30 HEATHER BOWIE-YOUNG T E X A S G O L F Longhorns on the LPGA Tour Turned professional in 1997 after earning recognition as Big 12 Player of the Year, Big 12 individual medalist and NCAA individual medalist tied for 27th at the 1999 LGPA final qualifying tournament to gain non-exempt status for the following season tied for fifth at the 2000 Jamie Farr Kroger Classic posted two top-10 finishes in 2001, including a career-best tie for third at the Jamie Farr Kroger Classic and a tie for ninth at the Electrolux USA Championship tied her season-best finish with a tie for third place at both the LPGA Takefuji Classic and the Longs Drugs Challenge in 2002 landed a tie for second at the 2003 Office Depot Championship hosted by Amy Alcott selected to represent U.S. at Solheim Cup in became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic Presented by Kroger in 2005 posted a total of nine top-10 finishes in added top-15 finishes at the Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open and the Evian Masters in 2006 tied for seventh at the 2007 Ginn Tribute recorded two top-10 finishes in 2008 with a tie for 10th at the 2008 Kraft Nabisco Championship and the LPGA Kapalua Classic... in 2009, best finish was a tie for 12th at the MasterCard Classic Honoring Alejo Peralta Presented by Nextel... competed in all four major events in 2010 while making the cut in the Kraft Nabisco Championship (t34th), LPGA Championship (t25th) and U.S. Women s Open (t41st)... also finished tied for 20th at the 2010 Tres Maria Championship... recorded a season-best tie for 14th place finish at the 2011 Wegman s LPGA Championship... lives in Ft. Worth, Texas. LPGA Tour Career Earnings: $3,054,329 ACTIVE LPGA TOUR MEMBERS LPGA TOUR PLAYER LPGA TOUR WINS CAREER EARNINGS Heather Bowie-Young 1 $2,901,014 FORMER LPGA TOUR PLAYERS NAME PLAYED AT TEXAS Nadine Ash Lisa DePaulo Cindy Figg-Currier Susan Ginter-Brooker Kate Golden Kelli Kuehne Cindy Lincoln Lori (Huxhold) Murphy Debbie Petrizzi Nancy (Ledbetter) Ramsbottom Jessica Reese-Quayle Kim Shipman Charlotta Sorenstam Sherri Steinhauer Jenny Turner-Murdock CURRENT FUTURES TOUR PLAYERS NAME PLAYED AT TEXAS Devan Andersen (joined in 2008) Lisa Ferrero (joined 2006) Janice Olivencia (joined in 2009) Perry Swenson (joined 2006) INTERNATIONAL TOUR PLAYERS NAME TOUR Michiko Hattori Asian Janice Olivencia European Jenny Lee Asian T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 29

31 ALL-AMERICANS T E X A S G O L F All-Americans & National Honors Nadine Ash nd Team nd Team Heather Bowie st Team nd Team st Team st Team Nicole Cooper nd Team Kristin Dufour nd Team Sue Ginter 1988 Honorable Mention Kate Golden nd Team Nancy Hager 1971 Cindy Lincoln 1978 Janice Olivencia 2003 Honorable Mention nd Team Debbie Petrizzi 1978 Michiko Hattori Kelli Kuehne 1996 Nancy Ledbetter 1984 Honorable Mention MADISON PRESSEL 2011 HONORABLE MENTION Jessica Reese nd Team Ashley Rollins 2008 Honorable Mention Charlotta Sorenstam 1993 Sherri Steinhauer 1985 NCAA INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS Heather Bowie ( =285) 1997 Charlotta Sorenstam ( =287) 1993 Debbie Petrizzi ( =291) 1978 (AIAW) NCAA INDIVIDUAL TOP 10 FINISHES 1st Heather Bowie st Charlotta Sorenstam st Debbie Petrizzi *1978 2nd Michiko Hattori th Nancy Ledbetter *1982 5th Nancy Hager *1975 6th Kristin Dufour 1999 T-6th Janice Olivencia 2003 T-6th Nadine Ash 1994 T-6th Nadine Ash 1993 T-6th Michiko Hattori 1991 T-7th Michiko Hattori 1988 T-9th Randi Meadows 1999 T-9th Kate Golden 1989 T-10th Janice Olivencia 2002 T-10th Kelli Kuehne 1996 *AIAW national competition HONDA BRODERICK AWARD RECIPIENTS National Collegiate Golfer of the Year Heather Bowie Charlotta Sorenstam Michiko Hattori Debbie Petrizzi MARILYN SMITH AWARD RECIPIENTS National Senior Golfer of the Year Heather Bowie Michiko Hattori T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

32 Note: Texas competed as a member of the Southwest Conference from and now competes as a member of the Big 12 Conference BIG 12 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP April 22-24, 2011 The Club at Old Hawthorne Columbia, Mo. FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. TEXAS (+8) 2. Texas A&M (+11) 3. Missouri (+16) 4. Iowa State (+18) 5. Oklahoma (+24) 6. Texas Tech (+25) 7. Oklahoma State (+53) 8. Baylor (+36) 9. Colorado (+39) 10. Nebraska (+45) 11. Kansas (+47) 12. Kansas State (+52) TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. MADISON PRESSEL (TEXAS) (-8) T2. Josephine Janson (Oklahoma St.) (-3) T2. Katerina Ruzickova (Texas A&M) (-3) T4. Victoria Stefansen (Iowa State) (-1) T4. Jessica Wallace (Colorado) (-1) T6. Jaclyn Jansen (Baylor) (E) T6. Sarah Zwartynski (Texas A&M) (E) 8. Deborah DeVilla (Texas Tech) (+1) 9. Taylor Gohn (Missouri) (+2) 10. Chirapat Jao-Javanil (Oklahoma) (+3) OTHER TEXAS INDIVIDUALS T12. Nicole Vandermade (+5) T14. Rebecca Lee-Bentham (+6) T23. Haley Stephens (+8) T43. Katelyn Sepmoree (+14) ALL-BIG 12 CONFERENCE TEAM Emily Tailey Colorado Jessica Wallace Colorado Laurence Herman Iowa State Sasikam On-Iam Iowa State Prima Thammaraks Iowa State Chirapat Jao-Javanil Oklahoma Ellen Mueller Oklahoma MADISON PRESSEL TEXAS Katerina Ruzickova Texas A&M Sarah Zwartynski Texas A&M PLAYER OF THE YEAR MADISON PRESSEL TEXAS NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Jessica Wallace Colorado COACH OF THE YEAR Christie Martens Iowa State T E X A S G O L F Conference Honors Current coaches/athletes in BOLD CAPS. All-time Texas coaches/athletes in bold BIG 12 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM MADISON PRESSEL TEXAS Josephine Janson Oklahoma State Katerina Ruzickova Texas A&M Victoria Stefansen Iowa State Jessica Wallace Colorado Jaclyn Jansen Baylor Sarah Zwartynski Texas A&M Deborah DeVilla Texas Tech Taylor Gohn Missouri Chirapat Jao-Javanil Oklahoma ALL-TIME CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR MADISON PRESSEL TEXAS Caroline Hedwall Oklahoma State Caroline Hedwall Oklahoma State Pernilla Lindberg Oklahoma State Ashley Knoll Texas A&M Ashley Knoll Texas A&M Annie Thurman-Young Oklahoma State Christine Boucher Kansas State Sarah Sasse Nebraska Janice Olivencia Texas Maria Boden Oklahoma State Maria Boden Oklahoma State Maria Boden Oklahoma State Isabelle Rosbert Texas A&M Heather Bowie Texas Kelli Kuehne Texas Nicole Cooper Texas Nicole Cooper Texas Nadine Ash Texas Barbara Blackwell SMU Michiko Hattori Texas Michiko Hattori Texas Michiko Hattori Texas Michiko Hattori Texas Kate Golden Texas Sue Ginter Texas Patricia Gonzales Texas A&M Nancy Ledbetter Texas Rita Moore TCU T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 31

33 Note: Texas competed as a member of the Southwest Conference from and now competes as a member of the Big 12 Conference. 32 TEXAS ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS MADISON PRESSEL Shannon Fish NICOLE VANDERMADE Ashley Rollins Julia Best Lisa Ferrero, Kelley Louth Janice Olivencia Devan Andersen, Janice Olivencia, Jessica Reese Kristin Dufour, Lisa Ferrero, Janice Olivencia Kristin Dufour, Randi Meadows Kristin Dufour, Randi Meadows Laura Blessey, Kristin Dufour, Randi Meadows Jennifer Waterhouse Heather Bowie, Jennifer Waterhouse Heather Bowie, Angela Wray Nadine Ash, Nicole Cooper, Kori Johns, Angela Wray Nadine Ash, Nicole Cooper, Angela Wray Nadine Ash, Charlotta Sorenstam, Jenny Turner Nadine Ash, Jenny Turner, Piper Wagner Michiko Hattori, Jenny Turner Michiko Hattori Jenny Germs, Kate Golden, Michiko Hattori Ginger Brown, Sue Ginter, Kate Golden, Michiko Hattori Ginger Brown, Jenny Germs, Kate Golden Sue Ginter Sherri Steinhauer Nancy Ledbetter, Sherri Steinhauer Nancy Ledbetter SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE ALL-DECADE TEAM GOLFER OF THE DECADE Michiko Hattori Texas FIRST TEAM Amy Benz SMU Barbara Blackwell SMU Marci Bozarth TCU Martha Foyer SMU Shirley Furlong Texas A&M Kate Golden Texas Michiko Hattori Texas Sherri Steinhauer Texas SECOND TEAM Ellie Gibson TCU Sue Ginter Texas Cathy Hanlon SMU Jane Kragh TCU Nancy Ledbetter Texas Kris Tschetter TCU T E X A S G O L F Conference Honors T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y Current coaches/athletes in BOLD CAPS. All-time Texas coaches/athletes in bold. TEXAS ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS DESIREE DUBREUIL, HALEY STEPHENS, _ MADISON PRESSEL, MEGAN ROSENFELD, NICOLE VANDERMADE Alex Richards Shannon Fish, Caney Hines, Kelley Louth Meredith McMahan, Kristin Walla Angela Akins, Julia Best, Caney Hines, Kelley Louth, Ashley Rollins, Kristin Walla Ashley Prust, Kristin Walla Devan Andersen, Kelley Louth Julia Best, Lisa Ferrero, Perry Swenson Devan Andersen, Lisa Ferrero, Mariana Salazar, Perry Swenson Lisa Ferrero, Sherry Lissiak, Perry Swenson Kristin Dufour, Christy McCarroll Kristin Dufour, Suzanne Sowers Kristin Dufour, Suzanne Sowers, Stacy Sewell Kristin Dufour, Salimah Mussani, Suzanne Sowers, Stacy Sewell* Salimah Mussani, Stacy Sewell, Amy Sands*, Jennifer Waterhouse* Heather Bowie, Stacy Sewell, Jennifer Waterhouse* Angela Wray Angela Wray Nadine Ash Nadine Ash Jenny Turner Jamie Fischer Jamie Fischer Jamie Fischer Sue Ginter *honorable mention ALL-TIME CONFERENCE COACHES OF THE YEAR Christie Martens Iowa State Trelle McCombs Texas A&M Sylvia Ferdon Baylor Laura Matthews Oklahoma State Jeanne Sutherland Texas A&M Jeanne Sutherland Texas A&M Mike McGraw Oklahoma State Stephanie Cooper Missouri Susan Watkins Texas Susan Watkins Texas Carol Ludvigson Oklahoma Sylvia Ferdon Baylor Ann Pitts Oklahoma State Ann Pitts Oklahoma State Jeanne Sutherland Texas A&M Jeff Mitchell Texas Tech Angie Ravioli-Larkin TCU Jeanne Sutherland Texas A&M Jeff Mitchell Texas Tech Pat Weis Texas Kyle O Brien-Stevens SMU Pat Weis Texas Kyle O Brien SMU Kristi Arney TCU Pat Weis Texas Pat Weis Texas Earl Stewart SMU

34 Note: Texas competed as a member of the Southwest Conference from and now competes as a member of the Big 12 Conference. T E X A S G O L F Conference Honors ALL-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Current coaches/athletes in BOLD CAPS. All-time Texas coaches/athletes in bold. YEAR SITE TEAM CHAMPION (SCORE) TEXAS MEDALIST (SCHOOL), SCORE UT S BEST INDIVIDUAL Columbia, Mo. TEXAS (872) 1st (872) MADISON PRESSEL (TEXAS), 208 MADISON PRESSEL (1st) Norman, Okla. Texas A&M (896) 3rd (905) Caroline Hedwall (Okla. St.), 210 Shannon Fish (T11th) Lubbock, Texas Oklahoma State (909) 6th (946) Ashley Freeman (A&M), 225* NICOLE VANDERMADE (T10th) Stillwater, Okla. Oklahoma State (912) 3rd (958) Jaclyn Sweeney (Okla. St.), 225 Shannon Fish (T6th) Waco, Texas Texas A&M (911) 10th (954) Amanda Costner (Kansas), 221 Shannon Fish (T12th) Lincoln, Nebraska Texas A&M (899) 7th (933) Ashley Knoll (A&M), 215 Julia Best (8th) Austin, Texas Oklahoma State (900) 2nd (901) Annie Thurman (Okla. St.), 212 Lisa Ferrero (2nd) Perry Swenson (2nd) College Station, Texas TEXAS (592) 1st (592) Annie Thurman (Okla. St.), 137 Janice Olivencia (2nd) Columbia, Mo. Oklahoma State (909) 3rd (918) Sarah Sasse (Nebraska), 220 Janice Olivencia (T6th) Manhattan, Kan. Oklahoma State (909) 3rd (921) Emma Zackrisson (Okla. St.), 223 Lisa Ferrero (T3rd) Rhodes, Iowa Oklahoma State (925) 2nd (931) Maria Boden (Okla. St.), 227 Kristin Dufour (5th) Lubbock, Texas Oklahoma (916) T4th (921) Amelia Moses (Missouri), 222 Randi Meadows (T9th) Boulder, Colo. Oklahoma State (906) 2nd (908) Maria Boden (OSU), 219* Laura Blessey (T6th) Norman, Okla. Texas A&M (919) 2nd (923) Isabelle Rosberg (A&M), 225 Laura Blessey (T2nd) Lawrence, Kan. TEXAS (924) 1st (924) Heather Bowie (UT), 212 Heather Bowie (1st) College Station, Texas TEXAS (907) 1st (907) Kelli Kuehne (UT), 222 Kelli Kuehne (1st) Dallas, Texas TEXAS (951) 1st (951) Jamie Hullett (A&M), 230 Nicole Cooper (3rd) Isabelle Rosberg (A&M), Fort Worth, Texas TEXAS (898) 1st (898) Nadine Ash (UT), 215 Nadine Ash (1st) San Antonio, Texas TEXAS (907) 1st (907) Jenny Turner (UT), 223 Jenny Turner (1st) San Antonio, Texas Southern Methodist (930) 2nd (936) Barbara Blackwell (SMU), 217 Piper Wagner (2nd) San Antonio, Texas TEXAS (930) 1st (930) Jamie Fischer (UT), 219 Jamie Fischer (1st) San Antonio, Texas TEXAS (921) 1st (921) Barbara Blackwell (SMU), 226 Michiko Hattori (t2nd) Sugar Land, Texas TEXAS (895) 1st (895) Michiko Hattori (UT), 217 Michiko Hattori (1st) Sugar Land, Texas TEXAS (900) 1st (900) Michiko Hattori (UT), 213 Michiko Hattori (1st) Sugar Land, Texas TEXAS (887) 1st (887) Kate Golden (UT), 219 Kate Golden (1st) Houston, Texas Southern Methodist (898) 2nd (914) Sue Ginter (UT), 218 Sue Ginter (1st) Bryan, Texas Texas A&M (907) 3rd (942) Patricia Gonzalez (A&M), 223 Sherri Steinhauer (6th) Austin, Texas TEXAS (896) 1st (896) Nancy Ledbetter (UT), 216 Nancy Ledbetter (1st) Fort Worth, Texas Texas Christian (889) 4th (913) Rita Moore (TCU), 220 Jackie Daiss (7th) *playoff winner T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 33

35 T-Association (All-Time Letterwinners) A Alexander, Kasi Andersen, Devan Anderson, Kathy Ash, Nadine Avery, Donna B Balch, Lisa Bertram, Cathy Best, Julia Blackmar-Bragdon, Carol Blessey, Laura Bowie, Heather Brandwynne, Bari Brown, Ginger Burke, Bronwyn D Calderon, Brenda Carriker, Holly Chen, Linda Cooper, Nicole Criado, Karolyn Cromwell, Elizabeth D Daiss, Jackie DePaulo, Lisa Dernick, Lisa Doody, Erica DUBREUIL, DESIREE Dufour, Kristin E Ehlert, Beth Eruera, Larissa F Ferrero, Lisa Figg, Cindy Finch, Cindy Fischer, Jamie Fish, Shannon G Germs, Jenny Ginter, Susan Givilancz, Brittany Golden, Kate Greiner, Debbie H Haines, Sandra Haley, Cindy Hannafin, Meghan Hardison, Linda Hassey, Laurie Hattori, Michiko Henning, Karyn Hines, Caney Hoy, Arliss Huxhold, Lori Hyde, Jenny Johns, Kori J K Kaynew, Cynthia Kinder, Jayne Kopecky, Sue Ann Kramer, Peg Kuehne, Kelli L Landrum, Mary Lynn Leach, Lesa N Ledbetter, Nancy Lee, Jenny Lee-Bentham, Rebecca Leeds, Marni Lincoln, Cindy Linder, Donna Lissiak, Sherry Louth, Kelley M Mayhew, Monica , McCarroll, Christy McCuaig, Meredith McMahan, Meredith Meadows, Randi Meek, Nancy Moran, Robin MORGAN, ALYSSA Mundinger, Elizabeth Mussani, Salimah N Norton, Liz Nunes, Maria O Olivencia, Janice P Paul, Beth Petrizzi, Debbie Powers, April Postillion, samantha PRESSEL, MADISON Prust, Ashley Puett, Phara R Reese, Jessica Revering, Brenda Rice, Margaret Richards, Alex Ritter, Patti Riviere, Kathryn Robbin, Janet Rogers, Lori Rollins, Ashley 2008 ROSENFELD, MEGAN Rosson, Julie S Salazar, Mariana Sands, Amy Santos, Shelly Scheifele, Wendy SEPMOREE, KATELYN Sewell, Stacy Shipman, Kim Smith, Raelyn Sorenstam, Charlotta Sowers, Suzanne Spenkoch, Carla Staton, Vikki Steinhauer, Sherri STEPHENS, HALEY Stott, Annette STRAUSS, BERTINE Swenson, Perry T Tavcar, Kristin Tomerlin, Brittany Turner, Jenny V VANDERMADE, NICOLE W Wagner, Piper Walla, Kristin Waterhouse, Jennifer Watkins, Susan Wood, Neanie Wood, Sherry T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y

36 Wray, Angela TEAM MVPS T E X A S G O L F T-Association (All-Time Letterwinners) Shannon Fish (Jr.) Ashley Rollins (Sr.) Kelley Louth (Jr.) Devan Andersen (Sr.) Mariana Salazar (Sr.) Janice Olivencia (Sr.) Jessica Reese (Sr.) Janice Olivencia (So.) Randi Meadows (Jr.) Kristin Dufour (So.) (co-mvps) Kristin Dufour (Fr.) Randi Meadows (Fr.) Jennifer Waterhouse (Sr.) Heather Bowie (Sr.) Heather Bowie (Jr.) Nicole Cooper (Sr.) Nicole Cooper (Jr.) Nadine Ash (So.) Jenny Turner (Jr.) Michiko Hattori (Sr.) Michiko Hattori (Jr.) Michiko Hattori (So.) Michiko Hattori (Fr.) Lisa DePaulo (Sr.) Sue Ginter (So.) Sherri Steinhauer (Sr.) Nancy Ledbetter (Sr.) Sherri Steinhauer (So.) Cindy Figg (Sr.) Debbie Petrizzi (Sr.) Debbie Petrizzi (Jr.) Lori Huxhold (Jr.) Cindy Lincoln (Sr.) Cindy Lincoln (Jr.) Carla Spenkoch (Sr.) Nancy Hager (Sr.) INDUCTEES INTO UT WOMEN S ATHLETICS HALL OF HONOR 2011 Heather Bpwie-Young ( ) 2005 Betsy Rawls 2004 Cindy Figg-Currier ( ) 2002 Michiko Hattori ( ) 2001 Pat Weis ( ) 2000 Sherri Steinhauer ( ) T E X A S G O L F H I S T O R Y 35

37 TEXAS GOLF Longhorns DESIREE DUBREUIL 5-5 Junior Santa Ana, Calif. ALYSSA MORGAN 6-2 Sophomore Cedar Park, Texas MADISON PRESSEL MEGAN ROSENFELD KATELYN SEPMOREE HALEY STEPHENS 6-3 Senior Plano, Texas 5-4 Junior Boca Raton, Fla. 5-9 Junior Tyler, Texas BERTINE STRAUSS 5-8 Freshman Koster, South Africa NICOLE VANDERMADE 5-11 Senior Brantford, Ontario TEXAS GOLF FACT BOOK 5-6 Junior Greer, S.C.