ANGELA BUZMINSKI PROFESSIONAL CAREER WOMEN S GOLF

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1 HOOSIERS ON THE LPGA TOUR Angela Buzminski became the second Hoosier to earn All-American status when she was tabbed second-team All- Americaa in She led IU to its second-highest national finish (T-8th) and her runner-up finish (289) at the NCAAs remains the best individual performance by a Hoosier at the National Championships. PROFESSIONAL CAREER In 2005, Buzminski had a season-best finish of 35th at the Wegmans Rochester LPGA. In 2004, Buzminski cut checks in a pair of tournaments with a 74th-place finish at the Jamie Farr Kroger Classic and a 79thplace effort at the Bank of Montreal Canadian Women s Open. In 2003, Buzminski finished in a career-best tie for 20th place at the New Albany Golf Classic to claim more than $11,000. Additionally, she finished in the money on two other occasions with a 29th-place tie at the First Union Betsy King Classic and a 67th-place tie in the Big Apple Classic. ANGELA BUZMINSKI In 2002, Buzminski posted her season-best finish at the Aerus Electrolux USA Championship Hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant, where she tied for 27th. She recorded a career-low round of 68 on three occasions: third round of the Asahi Ryokuken International Championship at Mount Vintage; second round of the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic; and first round of the State Farm Classic. She returned to LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she tied for 24th and earned non-exempt status for the 2003 season. In 2001, competed on the SBC Futures Tour, where she won three tournaments and finished second on the money list to earn exempt status for the 2002 LPGA Tour season. From , competed on the Futures Tour and won one event in In 1995, competed on the Central Florida Challenge Tour and won one event. In January 1995, turned professional WOMEN S GOLF

2 HOOSIERS ON THE LPGA TOUR Michele Redman is arguably the most accomplished golfer in Indiana history. Prior to her 1988 graduation, she earned All-American honors in 1986 and She was also a four-time All-Big Ten selection. In 1987, Redman was the Big Ten Championship medalist, leading the Hoosiers to a second consecutive Big Ten Championship. PROFESSIONAL CAREER Redman finished in the top-10 on four occasions in 2005, highlighted by a third-place result at the Michelob Ultra Open on May 8. She also registered top-10 results at the MasterCard Classic, Safeway International presented by Coca-Cola and the Sybase Classic. She also tied for 11th overall at the 2005 British Open. In 2004, Redman finished in the top-10 four times over the season. She tied for fifth place at the U.S. Women s Open and claimed a pair of eighth-place ties at the Standard Register Ping and the City of Hope LPGA Classic. In 2003, Redman placed fifth at the Office Depot Championship Hosted by Amy Alcott, and tied for ninth at both the Safeway PING Presented by Yoplait and the LPGA Takefuji Classic. In 2002, Redman tied for second at both the Kellogg-Keebler Classic and Bank of Montreal Canadian Women's Open, while posting a season-low 64 during the first round of the Kellogg-Keebler Classic. She finished third at the Samsung World Championship, while posting 10 top-10 finishes, including five in a row in late July and early August. Redman also crossed the $3 million mark in career earnings following the CISCO World Ladies Match Play Championship, where she tied for fifth. Perhaps the highlight of the 2002 season was when she qualified for her second Solheim Cup, which was contested in Edina, Minn., near her Minneapolis home. She posted a record for the victorious U.S. Team. Redman partnered with Meg Mallon in the four-ball competition on the first day and tied The Solheim Cup record for most birdies made by an individual in a four-ball session with seven. Mallon and Redman together set a new record for most birdies by a four-ball team in one session with 10. Redman continued her successful career by keeping her consecutive-tournament streak alive. She has not missed a cut since the 2001 Weetabix Women's British Open. Naples. Redman also recorded her second career hole-in-one during the third round of the Welch s/circle K Championship. Also in 2001, she recorded a career-best scoring average. In 2000, captured her second career win at the First Union Betsy King Classic with all three rounds in the 60s ( ); her win came in the second-to-last tournament in which players could earn Solheim Cup points, helping her to become one of three rookies to qualify for the U.S. Team. In 1999, best finish was seventh place at The Office Depot Classic; surpassed the $1 million milestone in career earnings. MICHELE REDMAN In 1998, best finish was second place at the State Farm Rail Classic, where she posted a career-low 63 during the second round. In 1997, became a Rolex First-Time Winner at the JAL Big Apple Classic and posted five additional top-10 finishes. In 1996, posted three top-20 finishes, including a season-best tie for 10th at the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship. In 1995, best finish was third place at the Star Bank LPGA Classic. In 1994, season-best finish was a tie for seventh at the Rochester International. In 1993, totaled six top-20 finishes, including a tie for 12th at both the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic and the Sun-Times Challenge. In 1992, posted her first career LPGA hole-in-one during the second round of the Sega Women s Championship; best finish was a tie for 13th at the Welch s Classic. In 2001, Redman s best finish of the season was third at the Longs Drugs Challenge, where she surpassed the $2 million mark in career earnings. She finished fourth at both The Office Depot Championship Hosted by Amy Alcott and the Sybase Big Apple Classic Presented by Golf Magazine and tied for fifth at the Subaru Memorial of Prior to qualifying for the LPGA Tour, played on the Futures Tour for three years, where she won three events and posted several top-10 finishes WOMEN S GOLF 33

3 HOOSIERS ON THE LPGA TOUR After transferring from Memphis to play her final two seasons of collegiate golf at Indiana, Natalie Tucker made quite an impact on the Hoosiers golf team. Tucker, who remains as the all-time career average school record holder (75.48), was named All-American Honorable Mention by the National Golf Coaches Association and selected All-Big Ten and Academic All-Big Ten in In 2001, she won two of three matches to help the USA defeat Japan in the USA vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship. PROFESSIONAL CAREER In 2005, Tucker made the cut in the Sybase Classic, where she finished 75th overall. NATALIE TUCKER In 2004, Tucker joined the BMO Financial Group Canadian Women's Tour and the West Coast Ladies Golf Tour, posting one win on each circuit. She also won the RE/MAX Long Drive Contest on the Futures Tour with a 269-yard drive. Tucker tied for 42nd at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament Presented by American Airlines to earn non-exempt status for the 2005 LPGA Tour season. In 2003, Tucker was a member of the Women's Asian Tour. In 2002, she turned professional in March and joined the Futures Tour, where her career-best finish as a professional was a tie for 22nd. Tucker's amateur resume includes wins at the 1998 Lafayette Indiana Elks Tour tournament and 1998 Memphis Women's Intercollegiate Championship. Also in 1998, she finished fourth at both the Indiana Women's Open Championship and Indiana Women's Amateur Championship. Tucker tied for 16th at the 1999 U.S. Women's Amateur Championship. Erika Wicoff is considered possibly the most decorated golfer in IU school history. The school record holder for single-season scoring average (73.92 in 1994) became the first golfer in Big Ten history to claim three consecutive individual titles ( ). She led the Hoosiers to Big Ten titles in 1995 and 1996, as well as a fifth-place finish at the NCAA Championship (IU s highest finish in school history). She was a two-time All-American and became the first IU golfer to be named first team All-American (1996). PROFESSIONAL CAREER In 2003, Wicoff did not make the cut in either the U.S. Women s Open or the State Farm Rail Classic. In 2002, Wicoff returned to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament, where she tied for 51st to retain non-exempt status for the 2003 season. Also competed on the Futures Tour in 2002, where she posted two top-10 finishes, including a runner-up finish at the Betty Puskar Futures Golf Classic. In 2001, ERIKA WICOFF did not compete due to surgery on her left thumb. She returned to the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament following the 2000 season, where she earned non-exempt status for the 2001 season. In 2000, Wicoff s best finish was a tie for 28th at the Electrolux USA Championship hosted by Vince Gill and Amy Grant. In 1999, her best finish was a tie for eighth at the Sara Lee Classic; she recorded her first two LPGA holes-in-one, during the second round of the ShopRite LPGA Classic and the first round of the Japan Airlines Big Apple Classic. In 1998, she recorded a career-best finish with a tie for fourth at the Safeway LPGA Golf Championship; she also recorded a career-low score of 65 during the final round of the Oldsmobile Classic. In 1997, Wicoff tied for eighth three times: at the Sara Lee Classic, at the Michelob Light Classic and at the First Bank Presents the Edina Realty LPGA Classic. In 1996, she tied for fourth at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to gain exempt status for 1997; prior to joining the LPGA, she captured one title on the Futures Tour WOMEN S GOLF

4 ALL-AMERICANS ANGELA BUZMINSKI ERIN CARNEY 1993 SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 1999 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Angela Buzminski became just the second Hoosier in school history to earn second team All-America honors (1993). She led Indiana to its second-highest national team finish (T-8th) at the NCAA Championship that same year. The Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, native finished tied for runner-up medalist honors with a 289 at NCAAs, which still remains the best individual performance by a Hoosier. For her efforts, Buzminski was a 1993 Honda Award nominee. Over her career at Indiana, Buzminski finished with a career stroke average, was a three-time All-Big Ten honoree and an Academic All-Big Ten selection, as well. She still shares the second-best three-round score (214) with fellow All- Americans Erika Wicoff and Erin Carney. Buzminski is currently a member of the LPGA tour. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career 128 9, Erin Carney earned national recognition in 1998, joining former Hoosier standouts Karen Dennison and Erika Wicoff as Indiana s only first-team All- Americans. Carney was the Big Ten medalist and Big Ten Player of the Year in 1998 and 1999, and led the 1998 team to its seventh and most recent league championship. She finished 20th at the 1998 NCAA tournament, while helping her team to 13th place. Carney was a three-time All-Big Ten and Academic All- Big Ten selection over her career. Her average as a junior and average as a senior are the third and fourth best on IU s all-time list. Carney shares the second-best three-round total of 214, which she fired at the 1999 Shootout at the Legends. She was also named Indiana University s Female Athlete of the Year in both 1998 and 1999, becoming just the third two-time winner. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career 129 9, SARAH DeKRAAY KAREN DENNISON HONORABLE MENTION 2003 FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Sarah DeKraay was a three-time All-America Honorable Mention and All-Big Ten selection in 1985, 1986, and She was Indiana s first Big Ten individual champion in 1986, leading the Hoosiers to their first Big Ten Championship team title. DeKraay became the team s top finisher at the 1985 NCAA Championships, placing 18th with a 312. The following year, she set the then-indiana school record for the lowest one-round score with a 68 at the Lady Northern Intercollegiate. DeKraay s school record stood for 11 years, until Jennifer Gray carded a 67 in Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career , Karen Dennison was the lone representative of the Big Ten to earn first-team All-America honors by the National Golf Coaches Association in She is the first Hoosier to earn NGCA All-America honors since Natalie Tucker was named honorable mention in Dennison is the third Hoosier All-American to earn first-team honors in the illustrious 25-year history of the Indiana women s golf program. The Madison, Ind., native, who also earned first team All-Big Ten honors, captured a share of the 2003 Big Ten Championship individual title, as well as winning three outright medalist honors throughout the year. In 2003, she recorded 10 top-10 finishes in 11 events. Her lone finish outside the top-10 was a 20th-place tie at the NCAA Central Regional. Her stroke average of in 2003 was just.02 strokes shy of the school record, which was set by Erika Wicoff in She also earned IU s 2004 Anita Aldrich Leadership Award. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career 120 9, WOMEN S GOLF 35

5 ALL-AMERICANS DEBBIE LEE HONORABLE MENTION MICHELE REDMAN 1986 HONORABLE MENTION 1987 SECOND-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Debbie Lee was named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-America team in 1989 and the Wilson Women s Golf All-America team in 1990, both as an honorable mention selection. During 1990, Lee helped lead the Hoosiers to a Big Ten Championship, while also being named Big Ten Player of the Year. A two-time All-Big Ten, and three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, the Dundas, Ontario, Canada, native was named the Canadian Amateur Female Golfer of the Year in Lee competed in two NCAA tournaments with her best finish being a 19th-place tie in In 1987, she tied the then-school record for the best one-round score with a 68 at the Lady Boilermaker Invitational. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career 123 9, A successful member of the LPGA Tour, Michele Redman also found success during her career at Indiana. A four-time All-Big Ten selection, Redman earned a spot on the All-America second team in 1987, and was an All-America Honorable Mention pick in In 1987, Redman was the Big Ten Championship medalist, while helping IU to its second consecutive Big Ten title. A year earlier, coming off the 1986 Big Ten Championship, Redman and the Hoosiers competed at the NCAA Championships, where the Zanesville, Ohio, native tied for 29th place after carding a 303 total over four rounds. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career , NATALIE TUCKER 2000 HONORABLE MENTION ERIKA WICOFF 1994 HONORABLE MENTION FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN INDIANA HOOSIERS HISTORY AND RECORDS Natalie Tucker was named All-American Honorable Mention by the National Golf Coaches Association and selected All-Big Ten and Academic All-Big Ten in In 2001, she won two of three matches to help the USA defeat Japan in the USA vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship. She only played two years for Indiana after transferring from Memphis. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , Career 64 4, One of the most decorated female athletes in school history, Erika Wicoff rose to become one of the top collegiate players in the nation during her career at IU, and then went on to earn her card on the LPGA Tour. Wicoff became the first player in Big Ten Conference history to win three conference individual titles ( ). She led the Hoosiers to two Big Ten Championships in 1995 and 1996, and a fifth-place NCAA finish in 1995, IU s highest ever. Wicoff s fourth-place 288 at the 1995 NCAA meet was the best 72-hole score in school history. In 1995, she became the first IU female golfer to be named first-team All-America, and then repeated in A participant in the 21st annual United States-Japan Collegiate Golf Championships, Wicoff became first golfer to be named IU s Female Athlete of the Year in The Big Ten Freshman of the Year in 1993, she followed that with three-straight all-conference years. Wicoff still holds the school record for lowest season and career averages with and 76.07, respectively. Year Rd Strokes Avg Low , , , , Career , WOMEN S GOLF

6 ALL-TIME RESULTS Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (9th) Big Ten - 4th, 665 NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championship 4th Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (10th) Big Ten - 3rd, 640 NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championship 3rd Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (11th) Big Ten - 4th, 316 NCAA - DNQ Badger Inv. 3rd N/A Illinois State Inv. 8th N/A Purdue Inv. 4th N/A Indiana Inv. 5th N/A Marshall Inv. 4th N/A Missouri Inv. 2nd N/A Lady Paladin Inv. 22nd N/A Ohio State Inv. 5th N/A Big Ten Championship 4th Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (12th) Big Ten - 2nd, 653 NCAA - DNQ Illinois State Inv. 2nd N/A Michigan State Inv. 5th N/A Purdue Inv. 4th N/A Indiana Inv. 2nd N/A Midwest Reg. Champ. 6th N/A North Carolina Inv. 9th N/A Furman Inv. 17th N/A Ohio State Inv. 4th N/A Lady Kat Inv. 4th N/A Big Ten Championship 2nd Bowling Green St. Inv. 2nd N/A Head Coach - Bruce Cohen (1st) Big Ten - 5th, 660 NCAA - DNQ Lady Badger Inv. 4th N/A Susie Maxwell Berning 17th N/A Purdue Inv. N/A N/A Indiana Inv. 4th N/A Midwest AIAW Champ. 3rd N/A Lady Tar Heel Inv. 11th N/A Lady Paladin Inv. 24th N/A Ohio State Inv. 8th N/A Big Ten Championship 5th Head Coach - Bruce Cohen (2nd) Big Ten - 6th, 662 NCAA - DNQ Big Ten Championship 6th Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (1st) Big Ten - 7th, 971 NCAA - DNQ Indiana Inv. 2nd Susie Maxwell Berning13th Lady Cardinal Inv. 4th Lady Boilermaker Inv. 5th Lady Kat Inv. 9th Lady Tar Heel Inv. 6th Lady Paladin Inv. 16th Illini Inv. 2nd Boilermaker Inv. 5th Big Ten Championship 7th Rounds: 26 Strokes: 8,341 Average: Jan Kleiman Karin Romberg Monique Berard Elena Larrazabal Frances Ertel Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (2nd) Big Ten - 2nd, 939 NCAA - DNQ Lady Boilermaker Inv. 1st Illinois State Inv. 4th Indiana Inv. 3rd Lady Northern Inv. 3rd Lady Kat Inv. 2nd Lady Tar Heel Inv. 4th Kentucky Dam Inv. 3rd Fall Creek Falls Inv. 5th Big Ten Championships 2nd Rounds: 24 Strokes: 7,532 Average: Jan Kleiman N/A Lynn Dennison Karin Romberg Monique Berard N/A Tammy Nigh Elena Larrazabal N/A Frances Ertel N/A Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (3rd) Big Ten - 3rd, 967 NCAA - DNQ Lady Badger Inv. 3rd Lady Wolverine Inv. 2nd Lady Northern Inv. 3rd Lady Kat Inv. 6th Western Intercollegiate 9th Stanford Inv. 9th Rollins Inv. 10th Lady Topper Inv. 1st Saluki Inv. 3rd Fall Creek Falls Inv. 5th Big Ten Championship 3rd Rounds: 30 Strokes: 9,158 Average: Michele Redman Lynn Dennison Rebecca Costolo N/A Karin Romberg Mary Fechtig Sarah DeKraay Lisa Chirichetti Tammy Nigh N/A Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (4th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1249 NCAA - 11th, 1269 Illinois Inv. 1st Michigan State Inv. 1st Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd Lady Northern Inv. 1st Lady Kat Inv. 2nd Western Intercollegiate 5th Stanford Inv. 8th Troy State Inv. 4th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd Fall Creek Falls Inv. 3rd Ohio State Inv. 2nd Big Ten Championship 2nd NCAA Championship 11th Rounds: 40 Strokes: 12,461 Average: Sarah DeKraay Michele Redman Mary Fechtig Lynn Dennison Lisa Chirichetti Karin Romberg Tracy Chapman Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (5th) Big Ten - 1st, 1250 NCAA - 12th, 1223 Illinois State Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Fall Lady Buckeye Invite 6th Indiana Inv. 1st Lady Kat Inv. 2nd Western Intercollegiate 4th Stanford Inv. 4th Rayburn Classic 1st Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd Illini Spring Classic 1st Lady Boilermaker Classic1st Iowa Inv. 1st Lynn Dennison carded a career average from The Marion, Ohio, native was a member of Indiana s first Big Ten Championship team in WOMEN S GOLF 37

7 ALL-TIME RESULTS Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA Championship 12th Rounds: 44 Strokes: 13,538 Average: Sarah DeKraay Michele Redman Tracy Chapman Mary Fechtig Lynn Dennison Lisa Chirichetti Kathy Klein Nancy Rourke Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (6th) Big Ten - 1st, 1211 NCAA - 13th, 1215 Illinois State Inv. 1st Lady Badger Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Beacon Woods Inv. 3rd Lady Kat Inv. 2nd Stanford Inv. 1st Illinois Inv. 2nd Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st Furman Inv. 6th Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st Southern Intercollegiate 6th Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA Championship 13th Rounds: 36 Strokes: 10,973 Average: Michele Redman Tracy Chapman Sarah DeKraay Mary Fechtig Kathy Klein Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Nancy Rourke Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (7th) Big Ten - 3rd, 1277 NCAA - DNQ Lady Boilermaker Inv. 2nd Lady Northern Inv. 2nd Beacon Woods Inv. 8th Lady Kat Inv. 2nd IU won its first conference crown in Indiana won by 58 strokes over Minnesota as the team fired a 1,250 on the Michigan course in Ann Arbor. Sarah DeKraay led the way by shooting a 313 to capture medalist honors. Indiana made it back-to-back crowns when the Hoosiers won the 1987 Big Ten title. They shot a 1,211 at Michigan State, 30 shots better than the second place and host Spartans. Michele Redman earned medalist honors shooting a 297. Stanford Inv. 8th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd South Carolina Inv. 7th Lady Mustang Roundup 11th Illini Spring Classic 5th Southern Intercollegiate 5th Big Ten Championship 3rd Rounds: 32 Strokes: 10,160 Average: Tracy Chapman Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Kathy Klein Shannon Hardesty Deanna Berkoben Ronna Bucci Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (8th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1262 NCAA - DNQ Minnesota-Hazeltine Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Beacon Woods Inv. 6th Stanford Inv. 13th LSU Fairwood Inv. 2nd Lady Gamecock Inv. 5th Indiana Inv. 1st Lady Jaguar Inv. 4th Iowa Inv. 1st Big Ten Championship 2nd Rounds: 30 Strokes: 9,296 Average: Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Shannon Hardesty Deanna Berkoben Kathy Klein Angela Mills Amy McDonald Lori Stinson Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (9th) Big Ten - 1st, 1231 NCAA - 11th, 1253 Iowa Inv. 1st Illinois State Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Ohio State Inv. 2nd South Florida Inv. 2nd Stanford Inv. 3rd LSU Fairwood Inv. 1st South Carolina Inv. 5th Indiana Inv. 1st Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st Lady Jaguar Inv. 2nd Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA Championship 11th Rounds: 39 Strokes: 11,984 Average: Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Shannon Hardesty Angela Buzminski Lori Stinson Angela Mills Amy McDonald Courtney Cox Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (10th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1247 NCAA - DNQ Lady Tar Heel Inv. 6th Lady Northern Inv. 2nd Lady Buckeye Inv. 12th Beacon Woods Inv. 2nd Stanford Inv. 5th LSU Fairwood Inv. 4th South Carolina Inv. 9th Indiana Inv. 1st South Alabama Inv. 3rd Big Ten Championship 2nd Rounds: 31 Strokes: 9,678 Average: Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox Shannon Hardesty Lori Stinson Michele Redman (left) was a four-time All-Big Ten selection and two-time All-American. Sarah DeKraay (middle) was a three-time All-America Honorable Mention and Indiana s first Big Ten individual champion. Mary Fechtig (right) was a two-time All-Big Ten selection WOMEN S GOLF

8 ALL-TIME RESULTS Amy McDonald Angela Mills Michelle Wood Sue Soderberg Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (11th) Big Ten - 1st, 1292 NCAA - 13th, 1229 Lady Tar Heel Inv. T-8th Lady Kat Inv. 4th Lady Northern Inv. 5th Beacon Woods Inv. 4th Stanford Inv. 8th South Carolina Inv. 11th Indiana Inv. 1st Southern Intercollegiate11th Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA Championship 13th Rounds: 34 Strokes: 10,682 Average: Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox Lori Stinson Amy McDonald Angela Mills Tara Bakhle Michelle Wood Indiana won its third Big Ten crown in 1990 in Minneapolis by shooting 1,232, 45 strokes better than second-place Iowa. Shannon Hardesty claimed medalist honors by shooting a Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (12th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1241 NCAA East Regional - 6th, 915 NCAA - T-8th, 1218 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 9th Lady Northern Inv. 1st Fall Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd Beacon Woods Inv. T-5th Stanford Inv. 2nd Lady Gamecock Classic6th Indiana Inv. 2nd Spring Lady Buckeye T-2nd Southern Intercollegiate 6th Big Ten Championship 2nd NCAA East Regional 6th NCAA Championship T-8th Rounds: 36 Strokes: 11,230 Average: Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox Erika Wicoff Stacy Quilling Tara Bakhle Michelle Wood Brandy Ferdinand Nicole Hollingsworth Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (13th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1266 NCAA East Regional - 4th, 936 NCAA - 17th, 1271 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 5th Spartan Fall Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Stanford Inv. 9th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 3rd NIU Snowbird Inv. 2nd Lady Gamecock Classic 10th Indiana Inv. 3rd Southern Intercollegiate 4th Big Ten Championship 2nd NCAA East Regional 4th NCAA Championship 17th Rounds: 36 Strokes: 11,307 Average: Erika Wicoff Stacy Quilling Tara Bakhle Mary Vajgrt Brandy Ferdinand Nicole Hollingsworth Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (14th) Big Ten - 1st, 1240 NCAA East Regional - T-6th, 914 NCAA - 5th, 1194 Iowa Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Lady Kat Inv. 6th San Jose Inv. 7th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st South Carolina Inv. 6th Indiana Inv. 1st Southern Intercollegiate 1st South Florida Invitational 1st Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA East Regional T-6th NCAA Championship 5th Rounds: 38 Strokes: 11,672 Average: Erika Wicoff Stacy Quilling Jennifer Gray Mary Vajgrt Brandy Ferdinand Tara Bakhle Nicole Hollingsworth Indiana and Minnesota found themselves separated by just five strokes when the Hoosiers won their fourth title in 1992 at the University of Illinois. The Hoosiers shot a 1,292 to win the crown, winning their fourth title in seven years Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (15th) Big Ten - 1st, 946 NCAA East Regional - 14th, 947 NCAA - DNQ Minnesota Inv. 1st Northwestern Inv. 2nd Lady Northern Inv. 1st Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st Stanford Inv. 8th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st Lady Gamecock Classic 6th Ohio State Classic 2nd Southeastern Invite 5th Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA East Regional 14th Rounds: 29 Strokes: 9,019 Average: Erika Wicoff Stacy Quilling Jennifer Gray Erin Carney Mary Vajgrt Jennifer Seger Brandy Ferdinand Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (16th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1257 NCAA East Regional - T-10th, 964 NCAA - DNQ Michigan Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. 1st Rolex Fall Preview 16th Stanford Inv. T-5th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 3rd South Florida Inv. 1st Indiana Inv. 2nd Liz Murphy Inv. 12th Hawkeye Inv. 2nd Big Ten Championship 2nd NCAA East Regional T-10th Rounds: 32 Strokes: 10,037 Average: Jennifer Gray Erin Carney Michelle Hatfield Jennifer Seger Mary Vajgrt Theresa McDermott Sami Montgomery WOMEN S GOLF 39

9 ALL-TIME RESULTS Erin Carney Tiffany Fisher Michelle Hatfield Theresa McDermott Jennifer Seger Sami Montgomery Inga Snyder Indiana returned to the University of Michigan in 1995 and once again went home a champion as the Hoosiers won their fourth consecutive tournament and their fifth Big Ten title. Indiana was 23 strokes better than Ohio State as it shot 1,240. Erika Wicoff led the way, taking home medalist honors with a 292. Indiana s most recent Big Ten Championship came in 1998 on the course at Penn State. The Hoosiers won by 13 strokes with an 1,196, while Erin Carney shared medalist honors as she shot a 299. That same year, IU coach Sam Carmichael (center) guided the Indiana men s golf team to a Big Ten title, in what is perhaps the best combined year of Hoosier golf in school history Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (17th) Big Ten - 1st, 1196 NCAA East Regional - T-3rd, 904 NCAA - 13th, 1209 Fossum Inv. 1st Lady Northern Inv. T-3rd Wolverine Inv. 1st Beacon Woods Inv. 1st Stanford Inv. 11th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd River Wilderness Inv. 1st Indiana Inv. 1st Liz Murphy Classic T-5th Hawkeye Inv. 1st Big Ten Championship 1st NCAA East Regional T-3rd NCAA Championship 13th Rounds: 40 Strokes: 12,140 Average: Erin Carney Jennifer Gray Michelle Hatfield Jennifer Seger Sami Montgomery Theresa McDermott Inga Snyder Kimberly Hsu Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (18th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1251 NCAA East Regional - 12th, 919 NCAA - DNQ Lady Northern Inv. 2nd Alabama Fall Preview13th Shootout at the Legends 8th Stanford/Pepsi Inv. 4th Arizona Inv. 15th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd Liz Murphy Inv. 6th Indiana Inv. 1st Hawkeye Inv. 1st Big Ten Championship 2nd NCAA East Regional 12th Rounds: 31 Strokes: 9,573 Average: Jennifer Gray, a four-time All-Big Ten selection, recorded a average in 139 rounds between The Martinsville, Ind., native fired a school-record 67 in the first round of the 1998 NCAA Championship. Gray s round contributed to another school record by leading the Hoosiers to a single-round total of Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (19th) Big Ten - 5th, 1214 NCAA East Regional - 19th, 937 NCAA - DNQ Lady Northern Inv. 5th Fossum Inv. 1st Shootout at the Legends 4th Stanford Inv. T-8th Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 5th Bryan National Inv. 2nd Liz Murphy Inv. 15th Indiana Inv. 1st Lady Buckeye Inv. 4th Big Ten Championship5th NCAA East Regional 19th Rounds: 32 Strokes: 9,835 Average: Natalie Tucker Theresa McDermott Inga Snyder Sami Montgomery Tiffany Fisher Cara Stuckey Adrienne Graessle Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (20th) Big Ten - T-2nd, 1230 NCAA West Regional - 17th, 950 NCAA - DNQ Mary Fossum Invite 8th Lady Northern Invite 7th Shootout at the Legends 7th Stanford Inv. 13th Mo Morial Inv. 1st Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd Baylor/Iowa Shootout 1st Indiana Inv. 5th Hawkeye Inv. 2nd Lady Buckeye Inv. T-5th Big Ten ChampionshipT-2nd NCAA West Regional 17th Rounds: 32 Strokes: 9,752 Average: Natalie Tucker Inga Snyder Tiffany Fisher Karen Dennison Danah Ford Ambry Bishop Cara Stuckey Adrienne Graessle Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (21st) Big Ten - 6th, 1272 NCAA Central Regional - 16th, 968 NCAA - DNQ Mary Fossum Invite Did Not Play (Sept. 11, 2001) Lady Northern Inv. 4th/ Shootout at the Legends4th/ Hatter Fall Classic 4th/ Pine Needles Inv. 3rd/ Central District Inv. 10th/ Mo Morial Inv. 6th/ Lady Seahawk Inv. 3rd/ Indiana Inv. 2nd/ Hawkeye Inv. 2nd/ Lady Buckeye Inv. 4th/ Big Ten Championship 6th/ NCAA Central Regional16th/ Rounds: 34 Strokes: 10,510 Average: WOMEN S GOLF

10 ALL-TIME RESULTS Karen Dennison Mary Lidester Tiffany Fisher Cara Stuckey Danah Ford Ambry Bishop Bethany Brunner Shannon Carney Jeana Finlinson Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (22nd) Big Ten - 8th, 1,237 NCAA Central Regional - 19th, 949 NCAA - DNQ Wolverine Inv. 1st/ Lady Northern Inv. 2nd/ Shootout at the Legends3rd/ Mission Inn Classic 1st/ Central District Inv. 12th/ Verizon Mo Morial 4th/ Lady Seahawk Inv. 1st/ Indiana Inv. 4th/ Lady Buckeye Inv. 3rd/ Big Ten Championship 8th/ ,237 NCAA Central Regional19th/ Rounds: 32 Strokes: 9,820 Average: Karen Dennison Danah Ford Ambry Bishop Cara Stuckey Mary Lidester Molly Redfearn Adrienne Graessle Bethany Brunner Megan Mulhaupt Shannon Carney Jeana Finlinson Katie Carlson Katie Carlson Alyse Tankanow Head Coach - Clint Wallman (1st) Big Ten - 10th, 983* NCAA Regional - DNQ NCAA - DNQ Lady Northern Inv. 14th/ Mary Fossum Inv. 10th/ Shootout at the Legends10th/ Kent Youel Inv. 13th/ Central District Classic15th/ Verizon Mo Morial 15th/ ,025 UNLV Inv. 14th/ Indiana Inv. T-10th/ Lady Buckeye Inv. 13th/ Big Ten Championship 10th/ Rounds: 29 Strokes: 9,406 Average: Molly Redfearn Lissa Putnam Bethany Brunner Elaine Harris Katie Carlson Kendal Hake Stephanie Mayotte Gennifer Marrs Head Coach - Clint Wallman (2nd) Big Ten - 6th, 1,214 NCAA Regional - DNQ NCAA - DNQ Notre Dame Inv. 11th/ Mary Fossum Inv. 15th/ Lady Northern Inv. 5th/ Shootout at the Legends 11th/ Lady Lion Inv. T-6th/ Lady Puerto Rico 15th/ Rio Verde Inv. 12th/ UNLV Spring Inv. T-10th/ Lady Illini Inv. 5th/ Lady Buckeye Inv. 13th/ Big Ten Championship 6th/ ,214 Rounds: 32 Strokes: 9,959 Average: Shannon Johnson Elaine Harris Tiffany Hockensmith Jenny Kim Tara Boone Amber Lindgren Katie Carlson Kendal Hake Molly Redman Gennifer Marrs * - Shortened due to inclement weather Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (23rd) Big Ten - 2nd, 1,216 NCAA Central Regional - 18th, 955 NCAA - DNQ Mary Fossum Inv. 9th/ Lady Northern Inv. T-5th/ Shootout at the Legends2nd/ Landfall Tradition 9th/ Central District Classic14th/ Verizon Mo Morial 6th/ Baylor-Tapatio Springs 1st/ Indiana Inv. 3rd/ Lady Boilermaker Inv. 2nd/ Big Ten Championship 2nd/ NCAA Central Regional18th/ Rounds: 34 Strokes: 10,471 Average: Danah Ford Karen Dennison Molly Redfearn Mary Lidester Ambry Bishop Lissa Putnam Bethany Brunner Karen Dennison won a share of the 2003 Big Ten Championship after posting a 2-over 294 ( ). She was the first Hoosier to earn medalist honors at the conference championships since 1999 when Erin Carney took top honors. INDIANA HOOSIERS HISTORY AND RECORDS WOMEN S GOLF 41

11 FORMER COACHES Margaret Cummins served as the women s golf coach from the fall of 1967 to the conclusion of the 1979 season. Although many of her 12 seasons at Indiana were deemed extramural instead of varsity status, Cummins was the force behind championship golf teams at Indiana. Under her leadership, the Hoosiers captured regional honors and national recognition, while competing annually for the AIAW national championship. A top competitor and teacher, Cummins was also an area consultant for the National Golf Foundation and served on many regional and national golf communities. Along with coaching the women s squad, Cummins also worked in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation department, where she counseled incoming students and taught psychology of sport. Cummins graduated from the University of Arizona in 1963 and then earned her master s at Smith College in Bruce Cohen became Indiana University s second women s golf coach in the fall of 1979 and remained until the end of the 1981 season. Although Cohen was new to the coaching scene, he had been around Indiana University for some time. Cohen attended Ball State University for two years and was a varsity baseball team member. In 1970, he transferred to Indiana University, where he eventually became a golf professional under men s coach Bob Fitch. Seven years of professional experience, including three under Fitch, earned Cohen welldeserved respect from his peers. A native of South Bend, Ind., Cohen also served as the Midwest AIAW Sports Committee golf representative. He directed such events as the Indiana State Open Championship and the LPGA Bicenntenial Classic. When not coaching or competing himself, Cohen spent much of his time giving lessons as a Class A assistant professional at the IU Golf Course. INDIANA HOOSIERS HISTORY AND RECORDS Sam Carmichael, eight-time Big Ten Women s Coach of the Year, finished his 23rd and final season as Indiana s women s golf coach in Before Carmichael directed his attention solely to the women s golf program in 1998, he spent nine years as IU s men s golf coach. During his time as the men s coach, Carmichael won Coach of the Year honors twice (1991 and 1998) and the 1991 and 1998 Big Ten titles. In the fall of 1981, Carmichael assumed the position of head coach for the IU women s team, and led the women to seven Big Ten Championship: 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1996 and 1998, and 12 top-three finishes in 1983, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1999, 2001 and In 1998, the Hoosiers won their seventh conference title under Carmichael with a score of 1,196, the third-lowest winning score in Big Ten history. Erin Carney, who tied for championship medalist honors, was named Big Ten Athlete of the Year, while Jennifer Seger, Michelle Hatfield, and Jenny Gray were All- Big Ten. From , Carmichael s IU women s teams earned automatic berths to the NCAA Tournament eight times. The Hoosiers finished 11th in 1985, 12th in 1986, 13th in 1987, 11th in 1990, 13th in 1992, eighth in 1993, 17th in 1994, fifth in 1995 and 13th in The honors for Carmichael s golfers did not stop on the course. A Big Tenrecord 101 Academic All-Big Ten honors were awarded to IU golfers since Karen Dennison earned Academic All-American honors in 2003 and Academic All-Region honors in In addition to Carmichael s eight Big Ten Women s Coach of the Year awards, he also received NCAA Regional Coach of the Year honors four times. Carmichael also coached three Hoosiers (Michele Redman, Angela Buzminski, and Erica Wicoff) onto the LPGA Tour and one (Shaun Micheel) onto the PGA Tour. His achievements culminated in his being name Indiana s PGA Player of the Year Award in 1973, and when he was inducted into the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame that same year WOMEN S GOLF

12 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS ONE ROUND 67 Jennifer Gray NCAA Championship, Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational, Danah Ford Lady Boilermaker Invitational, Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, Karen Dennison Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Debbie Lee Lady Boilermaker Invitational, Sarah DeKraay Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Natalie Tucker Stanford Invitational, Erin Carney Shootout at the Legends, Erika Wicoff NCAA East Regional, Tracy Chapman Lady Kat Invitational, Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, Danah Ford Big Ten Championship, Danah Ford Baylor-Tapatio Springs Shootout, Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, Karen Dennison Lady Seahawk Invitational, Danah Ford Shootout at the Legends, Danah Ford Lady Seahawk Invitational, Danah Ford Verizon Mo Morial, Karen Dennison Mission Inn Classic, Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, Karen Dennison Hawkeye Invitational, Tiffany Fisher Stanford Invitational, Erin Carney Stanford/Pepsi Invitational, Jennifer Seger Indiana Invitational, Erin Carney Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Erika Wicoff Lady Kat Invitational, Erika Wicoff NCAA Championships, Erika Wicoff NCAA Regional, Erika Wicoff Spartan Fall Invitational, Angela Buzminski Lady Gamecock Classic, Angela Buzminski NCAA Championship, Angela Buzminski Beacon Woods, Angela Buzminski Stanford Intercollegiate, Michele Redman Lady Buckeye Invitational, Michele Redman Beacon Woods, Michele Redman Stanford Invitational, 1986 TWO ROUNDS 138 Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, Danah Ford Lady Boilermaker Invitational, Karen Dennison Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, Natalie Tucker Stanford Invitational, Erin Carney Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Erika Wicoff NCAA Championships, Danah Ford Baylor-Tapatio Springs Shootout, Angela Buzminski Beacon Woods, Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational, Danah Ford Shootout at the Legends, Erin Carney Shootout at the Legends, Angela Buzminski Stanford Intercollegiate, Michele Redman Lady Buckeye Invitational, 1987 THREE ROUNDS 211 Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational, Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, Erika Wicoff NCAA Championship, Karen Dennison Lady Seahawk Invitational, Erin Carney Legends Shootout, Erika Wicoff NCAA East Regional, Angela Buzminski Stanford Invitational, Angela Buzminski Lady Gamecock Invitational, Angela Buzminski Beacon Woods Invitational, Michele Redman Lady Buckeye Invitational, 1987 Former Hoosier Karen Dennison set the 36-hole school record at the 2002 Shootout at the Legends. The Madison, Ind., native, fired a 212 ( ), en route to breaking the old record, set by Erika Wicoff, by one stroke. She is pictured with Ted Bishop, director of golf at the Legends of Indiana Golf Club. 217 Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, Danah Ford Shootout at the Legends, Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, Erin Carney Stanford/Pepsi, Erin Carney NCAA East Regional, 1998 FOUR ROUNDS 287 Danah Ford Big Ten Championship, Erika Wicoff NCAA Championship, Angela Buzminski NCAA Championship, Erika Wicoff Big Ten Championship, Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, Natalie Tucker Big Ten Championship, Erin Carney NCAA Championship, Michele Redman Big Ten Championship, Shannon Hardesty Big Ten Championship, Erin Carney Big Ten Championship, Mary Fechtig NCAA Championship, Jennifer Gray Big Ten Championship, Jennifer Gray NCAA Championship, Angela Buzminski NCAA Championship, Erin Carney Big Ten Championship, Jennifer Gray NCAA Championship, Jennifer Seger Big Ten Championship, Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, Angela Buzminski Big Ten Championship, WOMEN S GOLF 43

13 TEAM RECORDS ONE ROUND 284 NCAA Championship, Shootout at the Legends, Bryan National Invitational, Lady Seahawk Invitational, NCAA Championship, Big Ten Championship, Big Ten Championship, Big Ten Championship, Shootout at the Legends, Stanford/Pepsi Invitational, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Lady Buckeye Invitational, Lady Buckeye Invitational, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Baylor-Tapatio Springs Shootout, Shootout at the Legends, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Central District Invitational, South Florida Invitational, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Shootout at the Legends, Shootout at the Legends, Hawkeye Invitational, Lady Buckeye Invitational, 1990 TWO ROUNDS 586 Shootout at the Legends, NCAA Championship, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Lady Buckeye Invitational, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Baylor-Tapatio Springs Shootout, Big Ten Championship, Shootout at the Legends, NCAA Championship, Shootout at the Legends, Lady Buckeye Invitational, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Lady Boilermaker Invitational, Lady Seahawk Invitational, Hawkeye Invitational, Hawkeye Invitational, Big Ten Championship, Hawkeye Invitational, Hawkeye Invitational, 1998 THREE ROUNDS 885 Lady Seahawk Invitational, Lady Buckeye Invitational, Lady Buckeye Invitational, NCAA Championships, Big Ten Championship, Baylor-Tapatio Springs Shootout, Iowa Invitational, Shootout at the Legends, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Shootout at the Legends, Lady Northern Intercollegiate, Shootout at the Legends, 1999 FOUR ROUNDS 1194 NCAA Championship, Big Ten Championship, NCAA Championship, Big Ten Championship, Big Ten Championship, Big Ten Championship, NCAA Championship, Big Ten Championship, NCAA Championship, NCAA Championship, NCAA Championship, Big Ten Championship, Bryan National Invitational, Big Ten Championship, 1989 Pictured above is the Indiana squad that captured the 2003 Lady Seahawk Invitational title in record-breaking fashion. IU posted a 54-hole total of 885, bettering the previous record set by the 1987 Lady Buckeye Invitational team, by just one stroke. From left: Head Coach Sam Carmichael, Adrienne Graessle, Danah Ford, Cara Stuckey, Karen Dennison, Mary Lidester, and Ambry Bishop WOMEN S GOLF

14 RECORDS AND HONORS SEASON AVERAGE Avg. Player Rounds Years Erika Wicoff Karen Dennison Shannon Johnson Erin Carney Danah Ford Erin Carney Natalie Tucker Karen Dennison Natalie Tucker Erika Wicoff Angela Buzminski Sarah DeKraay Debbie Lee Erika Wicoff Jennifer Gray Michele Redman Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff Jennifer Gray Erin Carney Erin Carney Natalie Tucker Natalie Tucker Karen Dennison Karen Dennison Danah Ford Molly Redfearn Shannon Johnson FRESHMAN STROKE AVERAGE Avg. Player Rounds Year Lynn Dennison Jennifer Gray Tiffany Fisher Karen Dennison Michele Redman Angela Buzminski Tiffany Hockensmith Erika Wicoff Erin Carney Ambry Bishop Tracy Chapman Tammy Nigh Jennifer Myers Stacy Quilling Karin Romberg Theresa McDermott Mary Fechtig Debbie Lee Erin Carney holds the fourth- and sixth-best season averages in school history. Carney, a native of LaCrosse, Wis., carded a average in 1998 while leading the Hoosiers to their most recent Big Ten Championship. YEARLY LOW INDIVIDUAL STROKE AVERAGE Year Player Rounds Avg Jan Kleiman Jan Kleiman Michele Redman Sarah DeKraay Sarah DeKraay Michele Redman Tracy Chapman Debbie Lee Debbie Lee Angela Buzminski Angela Buzminski Angela Buzminski YEARLY LOW FRESHMAN STROKE AVERAGE Year Player Rounds Avg Karin Romberg Lynn Dennison Michele Redman Tracy Chapman Kathy Klein Jennifer Myers Deanna Berkoben Angela Mills Angela Buzminski No Freshmen Competed Tara Bakhle Erika Wicoff Mary Vajgrt Jennifer Gray Erin Carney Theresa McDermott Inga Snyder Tiffany Fisher Cara Stuckey Karen Dennison No Freshmen Competed Molly Redfearn No Freshmen Competed Kendal Hake Tiffany Hockensmith WOMEN S GOLF 45

15 RECORDS AND HONORS Mamie McClure recorded three top-10 finishes and one 11th-place finish at the Big Ten Championship from CAREER AVERAGE Avg. Player Rounds Years Natalie Tucker Karen Dennison Erika Wicoff Erin Carney Danah Ford Sarah DeKraay Debbie Lee Michele Redman Angela Buzminski TOP BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL FINISHES Year Player Finish Score 1976 Victoria Lakoff 5th Victoria Lakoff 6th Mary Jo Wood 10th Sally Hendron 3rd 76 Mamie McClure 3rd 76 Sue Schilling 5th Mamie McClure 4th Sally Hendron 7th Mamie McClure 6th Mamie McClure 11th Lynn Dennison 6th Jan Kleiman 9th Karin Romberg 12th Michele Redman 3rd Sarah DeKraay 4th Tracy Chapman 4th Mary Fechtig 8th Sarah DeKraay 1st Tracy Chapman 2nd Michele Redman 4th Mary Fechtig 5th Lisa Chirichetti 7th Michele Redman 1st Sarah DeKraay 2nd Tracy Chapman 4th Mary Fechtig 6th Tracy Chapman 2nd Debbie Lee 6th Jennifer Myers 11th Jennifer Myers 2nd Debbie Lee 4th Shannon Hardesty 11th Shannon Hardesty 1st Debbie Lee 4th Angela Buzminski 7th Jennifer Myers 12th Courtney Cox 5th Angela Buzminski 12th Amy McDonald 2nd Angela Buzminski 7th Angela Mills 9th Lori Stinson 9th Angela Buzminski 2nd Stacy Quilling 4th Courtney Cox 7th Erika Wicoff 1st Stacy Quilling 3rd Tara Bakhle 7th Erika Wicoff 1st Stacy Quilling 5th Jennifer Gray 7th Erika Wicoff 1st Stacy Quilling 2nd Michelle Hatfield 2nd Theresa McDermott 6th Erin Carney T-1st Jennifer Gray 3rd Michelle Hatfield T-4th Erin Carney 1st Natalie Tucker T-5th Tiffany Fisher T-5th Karen Dennison T-18th Karen Dennison T-1st Danah Ford 1st Molly Redfearn T-12th Elaine Harris T-6th In 1990, Shannon Hardesty became only the third Hoosier ever to win a Big Ten Championship individual title. Hardesty, a native of Crawfordsville, Ind., carded a 298 ( ) to win the crown at the University of Minnesota. Since Hardesty s title, three more Hoosiers, Erin Carney, Danah Ford and Erika Wicoff have won the title WOMEN S GOLF

16 RECORDS AND HONORS BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Year Player Score Rounds 1986 Sarah DeKraay Michele Redman Shannon Hardesty Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff Erin Carney Erin Carney Karen Dennison Danah Ford NCAA QUALIFIERS Year Player Finish Score 1998 Erin Carney T Jennifer Gray T Michelle Hatfield T Sami Montgomery T Jennifer Seger T Jennifer Gray T Nicole Hollingsworth T Stacy Quilling T Mary Vajgrt T Erika Wicoff Tara Bakhle Brandy Ferdinand Stacy Quilling T Mary Vajgrt T Erika Wicoff T Tara Bakhle T Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox T Stacy Quilling T Erika Wicoff T Tara Bakhle Angela Buzminski T Courtney Cox T Amy McDonald T Lori Stinson T Debbie Lee T Jennifer Myers T Angela Buzminski Lori Stinson T Shannon Hardesty Debbie Lee T Tracy Chapman T Mary Fechtig Tracy Chapman Sarah DeKraay Jennifer Myers Michele Redman Michele Redman T Sarah DeKraay Tracy Chapman T Lynn Dennison T Mary Fechtig Sarah DeKraay T Lisa Chirichetti T Mary Fechtig T Michele Redman T Tracy Chapman ALL-AMERICA 1985 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 1986 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 1986 Michele Redman Honorable Mention 1987 Michele Redman Second Team 1987 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 1990 Debbie Lee Honorable Mention 1993 Angela Buzminski Second Team 1994 Erika Wicoff Honorable Mention 1995 Erika Wicoff First Team 1996 Erika Wicoff First Team 1998 Erin Carney First Team 1999 Erin Carney Honorable Mention 2000 Natalie Tucker Honorable Mention 2003 Karen Dennison First Team ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2003 Karen Dennison 2004 Karen Dennison ALL-BIG TEN 1982 Jan Kleiman 1983 Lynn Dennison 1984 Lynn Dennison Michele Redman 1985 Lynn Dennison Sarah DeKraay Michele Redman 1986 Lynn Dennison Tracy Chapman Sarah DeKraay Mary Fechtig Michele Redman 1987 Tracy Chapman Sarah DeKraay Mary Fechtig Michele Redman 1988 Tracy Chapman 1989 Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers 1990 Debbie Lee Shannon Hardesty Jennifer Myers 1991 Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox Shannon Hardesty 1992 Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox 1993 Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox 1994 Stacy Quilling Erika Wicoff 1995 Stacy Quilling Jennifer Gray Erika Wicoff 1996 Stacy Quilling Jennifer Gray Erika Wicoff 1997 Erin Carney Jennifer Gray 1998 Erin Carney Jennifer Gray Michelle Hatfield Jennifer Seger 1999 Erin Carney 2000 Theresa McDermott Natalie Tucker 2001 Natalie Tucker Inga Snyder 2002 None 2003 Karen Dennison 2004 Karen Dennison Danah Ford INDIANA HOOSIERS HISTORY AND RECORDS WOMEN S GOLF 47

17 POSTSEASON HONORS BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1988 Tracy Chapman 1990 Debbie Lee 1994 Erika Wicoff 1995 Erika Wicoff 1996 Erika Wicoff 1998 Erin Carney 1999 Erin Carney BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1993 Erika Wicoff 1995 Jennifer Gray ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN Lynn Dennison Sarah DeKraay Lynn Dennison Tracy Chapman Sarah DeKraay Mary Fechtig Tracy Chapman Kathy Klein Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Deanna Berkoben Kathy Klein Debbie Lee Jennifer Myers Debbie Lee Amy McDonald Angela Mills Jennifer Myers Courtney Cox Amy McDonald Angela Mills Susan Soderberg Lori Stinson Angela Buzminski Courtney Cox Amy McDonald Angela Mills Lori Stinson Michelle Wood Tara Bakhle Courtney Cox Michelle Wood Tara Bakhle Meredith Ferdinand Stacy Quilling Mary Vajgrt Tara Bakhle Brandy Ferdinand Stacy Quilling Mary Vajgrt Erika Wicoff Erin Carney Brandy Ferdinand Jennifer Gray Stacy Quilling Mary Vajgrt Erika Wicoff Erin Carney Jennifer Gray Amanda Griffis Michelle Hatfield Kimberly Hsu Jennifer Seger Mary Vajgrt Erin Carney Jennifer Gray Amanda Griffis Michelle Hatfield Kimberly Hsu Megan Racey Jennifer Seger Samantha Montgomery Jessica Mote Inga Snyder Erin Carney Michelle Hatfield Kimberly Hsu Jennifer Seger Tiffany Fisher Amy Gerhardt Adrienne Graessle Meg Liffick Samantha Montgomery Jessica Mote Inga Snyder Natalie Tucker Shannon Carney Tiffany Fisher Adrienne Graessle Jessica Mote Cara Stuckey Natalie Tucker Ambry Bishop Shannon Carney Karen Dennison Tiffany Fisher Adrienne Graessle Mary Lidester Cara Stuckey Ambry Bishop Katie Carlson Shannon Carney Karen Dennison Adrienne Graessle Mary Lidester Megan Mulahupt Cara Stuckey Ambry Bishop Karen Dennison Mary Lidester Molly Redfearn Bethany Brunner Molly Redfearn Kendal Hake Elaine Harris Gennifer Marrs Moly Redfearn * players in bold Lynn Dennison, a Marion, Ohio, native, was a fourtime All-Big Ten selection from Michelle Hatfield was a three-time Academic All- Big Ten honoree from Natalie Tucker was a two-time All-Big Ten honoree and also earned two academic All-Big Ten honors WOMEN S GOLF