General Information QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS COACHING STAFF 2007 SEASON.

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1 General Information 2007 SEASON QUICK FACTS Location... Seattle, Washington Mailing Address... Box , Seattle, WA Enrollment... 39,251 (25,469 undergraduate) Nickname... Huskies Mascot...Spirit (Alaskan Malamute) School Song... Bow Down to Washington Colors...Purple and Gold President... Dr. Mark Emmert Director of Athletics... Todd Turner Senior Associate Athletic Director... Marie Tuite Assistant Athletic Director, Sport Operations...Karen Baebler Athletic Trainer...Pat Jenkins Athletic Communications Director... Richard Kilwien Assistant Athletic Communications Director (Golf Contact) Erin Rowley Media Relations Phone...(206) Media Relations Fax...(206) Home Courses... Broadmoor Country Club...The Members Club at Aldarra...Sahalee Golf and Country Club... Tacoma Country & Golf Club...Washington National Golf Club Conference... Pac Pac-10 Finish... 6th 2006 NCAA West Regional Finish...3rd 2006 NCAA Championship Finish... 6th Total NCAA Appearances...8 Best NCAA Finish...6th; 2004/2006 Letterwinners Lost...3 Letterwinners Returning...6 Newcomers...2 COACHING STAFF Head Women s Coach...Mary Lou Mulflur Alma Mater...Washington, 1980 Office Number Year at Washington... 24th Assistant Coach... Joe Thiel Year at Washington...Second Credits: The 2007 Washington Golf Media Guide was written and edited by Erin Rowley, UW Assistant Athletic Communications Director. Layout and design done in-house on desktop publishing applications by Rowley and Jonathan Soriano. Cover design work by Soriano. Additional contributions and editorial assistance provided by Andre Bayard, Jill Bell, Brandon Blaska and Alisa Brandle. Printing by the University of Washington Publications Services (Judy Robertson). Photography by David Gonzales, Jim Daves, Joanie Komura, Bruce Terami, Noah Cohen, Rowley and Brandle. The UW Athletic Communications Office thanks all members of past UW staffs that assisted in compiling information for this guide. Inside Cover Photography: Special thanks to the golf courses that provided photos for the inside cover: Broadmoor Country Club, The Members Club at Aldarra (Ron Werner), Sahalee Golf & Country Club, Tacoma Country & Golf Club and Washington National Golf Club. On the cover: Washington senior Amber Prange looks to lead the 2007 Husky women s golf team to its ninth NCAA Championship appearance. TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents Outlook Schedule Roster...3 Husky Profiles Ashley Bickerton Amber Prange Amy Wang Kim Shin...10 Molly Boyle...11 Molly Aronsson...12 Christina Yoon...12 Head Coach Mary Lou Mulflur...13 Assistant Coach Joe Thiel...14 Washington Coaching History...14 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Team Results/Statistics Fall Team Results/Statistics Individual and Team Bests Tournament Results Husky Records Letterwinners...29 All-Americans and Pac-10 Honorees...30 Husky Golf Historical Washington National Golf Club...33 Husky Home Courses...34 The Husky Experience

2 REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 2007 SEASON The Washington women s golf team is poised to start the 2007 season right where it left off last spring continuing to set new standards for a program on the rise. Led by the best player to ever don purple and gold for Husky women s golf Paige Mackenzie - Washington either set or matched school records with its regional and NCAA finishes last season. The Huskies set a UW best with a third-place finish at NCAA Regionals, before matching school best with a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Championships. The fuel behind the Huskies fire was the aforementioned Mackenzie, who capped her senior season in 2006 by winning both the Pac- 10 and NCAA Regional individual titles before breaking her own school record with an eighth place finish at nationals. While the Huskies certainly have the momentum set in motion by last year s success, the challenge ahead will be moving on without Mackenzie and the team s other graduated senior and All-American in her own right, Sung Ea Lee. At times this year I m still looking around for Paige and Sung, 24th year head coach Mary Lou Mulflur said. It s different. I think we d all be lying if we said it wasn t. But at the same time, I think it s been a growth opportunity for this team. Waiting in the wings to take over the allimportant leadership role is senior Amber Prange. Dubbed by Mulflur as one of the most consistent performers she s had, Prange is no stranger to coming through in big tournaments having played behind Mackenzie for three years and placing among the team s top-two finishers at eight events last year, including the Pac-10 Championships and NCAA Regionals. Amber has definitely stepped into that leadership role for us, Mulflur said. She has done a great job so far this year with that. I think more so this spring people will be relying on her leadership. That s a lot of pressure, but I know Amber can handle that. Joining Prange on the 2007 roster are seniors Ashley Bickerton and Amy Wang, junior Kim Shin, redshirt freshman Molly Boyle, and true freshmen Molly Aronsson and Christina Yoon. Even though there are three seniors on the roster, the team is still considered young with Shin being the only other returner besides Prange who was a regular in last year s lineup. That inexperience was tested during the fall season and Mulflur tried a few different lineups in the four tournaments to see how the players adjusted. Although the team didn t have a strong fall showing, it allowed for these Huskies to see more time on the links and prepare for the spring. I would expect us to play much better this spring, Mulflur said. I would be shocked if we don t play markedly better. Our goal is to get better every day with what we do. All you can do is focus on yourself and getting yourself better, being better prepared. We re working hard in the weight room getting more fit. It s all about us getting better, gaining confidence and feeling like we ve got some momentum going into February when we go down to Arizona. High on the list of team goals for the Huskies is to win a Pac-10 title. A first conference crown would be especially fitting in 2007 since Washington will play host to the event at Broadmoor Golf Club in Seattle just minutes from the UW campus. We d love to win our conference championship, Mulflur said. We are hosting this year and you only get to do that once every Season Outlook 10 years. Very few players in their careers get to play their conference championships at home. With winning championships certainly on the mind of Mulflur and the Huskies, the UW head coach is aware that she still has a very young team this season. In the back of your mind it s all about winning championships and that s not going to change, Mulflur said. At the same time there is also that part of me that has to be realistic. But the thing about this group is they work really hard and they want to win. They are very competitive so I don t have to figure out ways to get them fired up to play and that s very nice for a coach not to worry about that piece of the puzzle. Two of the team s strengths this year will be team chemistry and work ethic, as noted by Mulflur. There is a real camaraderie with this team and a competitiveness, but in a real healthy way, she said. They are okay with getting beat, but boy you better watch out the next day because they are going to come back and try to beat you. Among those top competitors will be Prange, a two-time All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection who enters her senior season with seven Top-10 finishes in her UW career. Prange 2007 Washington Spring Schedule EXPERIENCE Date Event Course Location Feb Arizona Invitational Arizona National Tucson, Ariz. March 5-6 Spartan Invitational Almaden Golf & C.C. Club San Jose, Calif. March Hawaii Invitational Kaneohe Klipper Honolulu, Hawaii Mar. 30-April 1 Lady Sun Devil Invitational Karsten Tempe, Ariz. April Pac-10 Championships Broadmoor Seattle, Wash. May NCAA Regionals Snow Canyon C.C. St. George, Utah May NCAA Championships LPGA International Daytona Beach, Fla.

3 Season Outlook 2007 SEASON 2007 Washington Roster Player Class Ht. Exp. Hometown High School Molly Aronsson Freshman 5-7 HS Shelburne, Vt. Rice Memorial Ashley Bickerton Senior 5-9 3V Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Ashbury Prep Molly Boyle Rs-Freshman 5-3 RS Portland, Ore. Jesuit Amber Prange Senior 5-6 3V Noblesville, Ind. Noblesville Kim Shin Junior 5-5 2V Mountlake Terrace, Wash. Shorewood Amy Wang Senior 5-4 3V Kirkland, Wash. Lake Washington Christina Yoon Freshman 5-4 HS Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada Richview C.I. Head Coach: Mary Lou Mulflur, 24th year (Washington 80) Assistant Coach: Joe Thiel, 2nd year finished behind only Mackenzie last year with a stroke average. Amber has been steady, steady, steady, Mulflur said of her top player. Her score always counts and that s what you need. When she plays she gives you a number that you can work with, so that s always a good thing. Although it is too early for Mulflur to set a lineup yet for the spring season, Shin figures to be a regular, finishing the fall season behind Prange with a stroke average playing in all four tournaments. Shin is a two-time competitor at Pac-10s, regionals and NCAAs and was an All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection as a freshman. I m confident that she will come in and have a good a spring for us, Mulflur said. The other two returners are seniors Bickerton and Wang. Bickerton is a three-year letterwinner but didn t see any action in the fall. After a solid freshman season in which she competed in nine tournaments including NCAAs, Bickerton has Senior Amber Prange played sparingly. Wang is another three-year letterwinner and set a career-best with a fourthplace finish at the Nittany Lion Invitational in the fall. Ashley struggled this year a little bit playing wise, Mulflur said. But she has a heart of gold. Ashley is really a dynamic person and brings a care-free attitude in a positive way to the team. Amy is probably pound for pound one of the best players in the country and she s just a little tiny thing, but she s tough and she doesn t like to lose. Not a newcomer to the team, but a newcomer to collegiate golf is redshirt freshman Boyle. She made her UW debut in the fall, playing in all four tournaments. Boyle tied for 26th at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational in her first career event and shot a season-best 15-over 231 at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown. Molly is probably one of the most pleasant outcomes we ve had, Mulflur said. Here is someone who wasn t highly recruited and she walked on here, knowing what she was getting into as far as having to make her own way. It has been impressive to watch her growth as a player and a person. Aronsson and Yoon, the true freshmen, round out the Husky roster. Both bring outstanding credentials to Seattle and both notched top-10 finishes in their debuts in the fall at the Nittany Lion Invitational. Aronsson tied for sixth and Yoon tied for ninth. Aronsson hails from Shelburne, Vt., and attended Rice Memorial High School. She was just a one-year letterwinner in high school golf, but won the state championship that season. Aronsson also played soccer, tennis and ice hockey before devoting all her time to golf at the collegiate level. Molly played hockey for years and she has a hockey player s mentality which I love, Mulflur said. She is tough mentally and is as honest about herself as probably any player that I ve ever had. She is not afraid of hard work, she just wants to play and wants to win. Yoon comes to Seattle from Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada and was the runner-up at the 2006 Ontario Junior Championship. Yoon battled mono during the end of the fall quarter so it may take her some time to get back to full strength, but Mulflur is excited about her potential. Christina has a ton of talent, she said. It took her a little longer to get into the lineup this fall, but I wanted to see what she would do and what she had in her. She s very hard on herself and she s really very competitive, and wants to do well. With leadership, chemistry and work ethic in place, the 2007 Huskies are anxious for their season debut at the end of February. Although this Washington team might be young, it still has the talent and depth ready to carry on the precedence of success established by Husky squads before them. And they just might have a few new trophies to add to Washington s ever growing collection when it is all said and done. Junior Kim Shin

4 PLAYERS REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS Washington & Amateur Notes Three-year letterwinner 2005 Pac-10 All-Academic Second-Team selection Played in 2005 Canadian Women s Open Named to the eight-player Canadian Ladies Golf Association National Amateur team in 2004; she was one of four collegiate players selected Tied for sixth at Canada s 2004 Royale Cup National Amateur Majoring in communications 2006 (Senior - Fall) Did not see any action during the fall season Ashley Bickerton Senior Ottawa, Canada Ashbury Prep (Junior) Played in four tournaments Competed as an individual at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, finishing 46th with a 22-over 238 Was UW s fourth-place finisher at the Guadalajara and ASU Invitationals (Sophomore) Second-team selection to Pac-10 s All-Academic team Appeared in five tournaments Best finish was at the Fall Preview where she was 28th at 7-over 220 Was UW s No. 3 scorer at Fall Preview Carded a pair of 71s in the final rounds at the Preview and Las Vegas Collegiate Posted a stroke average of in 15 rounds of play (Freshman) Competed in nine tournaments during the season including the NCAA Championships Posted a stroke average Had a strong finish during the final two days of play at the NCAAs to help the Huskies record a sixth-place finish, shooting 72 during the third round and a career-best 70 on the final day of play Was UW s No. 4 scorer at the NCAAs with a 17-over 305 Her 72 during the final round of the NCAA West Regional helped the Huskies to a fourth-place showing Was UW s number-three finisher at the regional, shooting 13- over 229 to place 45th Best tournament was 5-over 216 at Stanford Intercollegiate Was UW s number-two scorer at Ihlanfeldt Invitational in her collegiate debut Junior Golf A 2002 AJGA All-American Won the AJGA Lessing Classic and the AJGA Bank of Montreal Future Links Tied for first at the 2003 Canadian Junior Placed fifth at the 2003 BMO Canadian Tour event Was fifth in the standings for the 2003 Canadian Junior Golf Order of Merit Won the 2001 CJGA World Junior Challenge Played in the 2002 Junior World Championships A three-time Quebec Junior Team member Played on the 2001 and 2002 CJGA Canadian Junior Teams Her high school, Ashbury College Prep, did not offer a women s golf team Also played basketball, cross country and volleyball Personal Has an older brother Jason Related to Randy Robitaille of the NHL s New York Islanders

5 PLAYERS Bickerton s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 21st, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 6-8, 2003 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 216, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 70, NCAA Championships, May 21, 2004 Bickerton s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA 2/13-15 Regional Challenge /6-8 Guadalajara Invitational /31-4/2 ASU Invitational * Competed as Individual UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate /21-22 Duck Invitational * NA 4/1-3 PING/ASU Invitational * Competed as Individual UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships

6 PLAYERS REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON Amber Prange Senior Noblesville, Ind. Noblesville Washington & Amateur Notes Two-time All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection Has seven top-10 finishes in her Husky career Advanced to Round of 32 at 2005 Western Amateur Lost to teammate Paige Mackenzie in first round of match play at 2005 U.S. Amateur Lost in a three-way playoff for a spot at the 2004 U.S. Amateur Advanced to round of 16 of match play at 2004 North and South Amateur Older sister, Ashley, was a first-team All-American at North Carolina, and won the Golf Channel s Big Break V Majoring in communications and marketing (Senior - Fall) Played in all four tournaments Huskies top finisher in three events Tied for fourth with teammate Amy Wang in season debut at Nittany Lion Invitational, shooting 17-over 233 Shot a season-best 1-under 71 in the final round of the Ihlanfeldt Invitational RECORDS HISTORY COURSES EXPERIENCE (Junior) Placed fifth overall at the NCAA West Regional, shooting 4-over 220, including a career-best-tying 3-under 69 in round one Huskies top finisher in four tournaments and second-place on the team in four others Tied her career best by shooting 4-over 217 at the Wildcat Invitational, where she placed 25th Finished seventh overall at the Topy Cup with an eight-over 224 Placed 13th at the Pac-10 Championship with a 9-over 225 Was 18th at the Liz Murphey Classic (13-over 229) (Sophomore) All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection Was 16th at NCAA Championships with 12-over 296 Figured as No. 2 scorer for UW at NCAAs Huskies top finisher in last two tournaments entering NCAA Championships Led UW at East Regional with 11-over 221 to place 19th Paced Huskies at Pac-10s with ninth-place effort Played in 11 of 12 tournaments Was 15th at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, placing second for UW (Freshman) All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection One of two freshmen to compete at the NCAAs for the Huskies, placing 93rd after shooting 308, including a 72 during the second round Third on the team with a stroke average, ranking 16th on UW s single-season record list Played in nine tournaments and recorded three top-10 finishes Ranked 72nd in Golfweek s final standings Shot 14-over 230 at NCAA West Regionals to finish 47th Huskies top finisher at the Bay Area Classic and Peg Barnard Collegiate Tied Paige Mackenzie for team lead with two rounds in the 60s Placed second at the Bay Area Classic Shot 1-over 217 at Stanford Intercollegiate in her best scoring outing, opening that event with back-to-back rounds of 69 Those were two of the top four 18-hole scores by a UW player during the season Recorded her first top-10 finish at the Kent Youel Invitational in Hawaii when she shot 8-over 224 Was the fourth best freshman at the Pac-10 Championships, placing 14th Noblesville High School and Junior Golf Two-time (2002, 2003) AJGA Polo All-American Won one AJGA event last summer and had four top-three finishes Was an all-state selection four years in a row Played on high school basketball team Personal Parents are Sara and Robert Prange Father is a golf professional Older sister, Ashley, who played at North Carolina and is now a pro

7 PLAYERS Prange s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 2nd, Bay Area Classic, Feb , 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 7 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 217, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 & Wildcat Invitational, Feb , 2006 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 69, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 18, 2003 & Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 17, 2003 & NCAA West Regional, May 11-13, 2006 Prange s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational t4 t1 10/9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational t12 t1 10/20-22 Stanford Intercollegiate t /30-11/1 Las Vegas Collegiate UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /13-15 Regional Challenge /20-21 Wildcat Invitational /6-8 Guadalajara Invitational /24-26 Liz Murphey Classic /31-4/2 ASU Invitational /24-26 Pac-10 Championship /11-13 NCAA West Regional /25-26 NCAA Championship UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate /7-9 Regional Challenge /8-9 Spartan Invitational /21-22 Duck Invitational /1-3 PING/ASU Invitational /9-10 California Collegiate /18-20 Pac-10 Championship /6-7 NCAA East Regional /17-20 NCAA Championships UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships

8 PLAYERS REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON Amy Wang Senior Kirkland, Wash. Lake Washington Washington & Amateur Notes Three-year UW letterwinner Was sixth at 2005 Washington State Amateur Reached semifinals of Pacific Northwest Amateur before losing to former teammate Paige Mackenzie Finished fifth in U.S. Amateur qualifier, losing in a playoff for a spot to the national tournament. Placed fifth at 2004 Washington State Amateur Reached the round of 16 in match play at the PNGA Amateur (Senior - Fall) Played in three of four fall tournaments Recorded a career-best finish at the Nittany Lion Invitational, tying for fourth with UW teammate Amber Prange; shot 17-over 233 for the tournament Tied for 33rd at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Junior) Played in three tournaments Was UW s No. 4 finisher at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational and Liz Murphey Classic RECORDS HISTORY COURSES EXPERIENCE (Sophomore) Earned her second letter Played in four tournaments Turned in best finish with 15th-place effort at the Regional Challenge Was UW s No. 2 scorer at that event Shot 72 during the Las Vegas Collegiate for her best 18-hole score at UW (Freshman) Played in all six tournaments Best effort came at the Stanford Intercollegiate where she shot 9-over 225 Carded a 73 at the Stanford Intercollegiate for her best 18-hole score One of four freshmen on the Husky roster Lake Washington High School/Junior Golf Selected the 2003 PNGA Women s Player of the Year Won the 2003 PNGA Amateur Championship Was the 2003 WSGA Amateur Champion Competed at the 2003 U.S. Amateur Championship Finished first on the 2003 WSGA Women s Performance Points List Named the Seattle Post-Intelligencer s 2003 All-Star 2004 Seattle Times High School Player of the Year Personal Parents are Sherry and Tony Wang Has an older sister, Wendy, and an older brother, Kevin

9 PLAYERS Wang s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: t4th, Nittany Lion Invitational, Sept , 2006 Career Top-10 Finishes: 1 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 225, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 72, Las Vegas Collegiate, Nov. 1-3, 2004 Wang s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational t4 t1 10/9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational t /20-22 Stanford Intercollegiate UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /24-26 Liz Murphey Classic UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational* NA 11/1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate /7-9 Regional Challenge /8-9 Spartan Invitational UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 10/6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational NA 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate NA 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /3-4 Spartan Invitational /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /9-10 Barnard Collegiate * NA * Competed as an individual

10 PLAYERS REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 10 Kim Shin Junior Mountlake Terrace, Wash. Shorewood Washington and Amateur Notes 2005 All-Pac-10 honorable mention Played in 2005 U.S. Amateur Advanced to second round of match play at 2004 U.S. Amateur (Junior - Fall) Played in all four tournaments UW high-finisher at Ihlanfeldt Invitational, tying for 12th with teammate Amber Prange (Sophomore) Shot a season-best 1-over 73 in the first round at the NCAA West Regional and in the third round at NCAA Championship West Regional 54-hole total of 227 was also a season best Placed 68th at the NCAA Championship at 19-over 307 Played in nine tournaments, completing 28 rounds Led the Huskies at the ASU Invitational with a 14-over (Freshman) Earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors Played in NCAA Championships as first-year performer Was 60th at East Regional with 21-over 231 Tied UW single-season record with 36 rounds played Led the Huskies in the fall with a scoring average Finished the season with a scoring average, the 12th best in UW history Had three top-10 finishes in her first four events and finished the year with a total of five Led UW at Fall Preview with eighth-place finish Finished sixth at three different events Posted a 2-over 215 at Fall Preview for top 54-hole score Best single-round was also at Fall Preview where she shot 69 Shorewood High School/Junior Golf and Personal Won the 4A state championship as a junior, was the runner-up as a sophomore and fourth as a freshman Did not play in high school state tournament as a senior because of conflict with qualifying event for the U.S. Open 2003 PNGA Girls Player of the Year 2003 Washington Junior Golf Association s Player of the Year Won the 2003 Junior America s Cup qualifier tournament and the 2003 World State qualifier Finished in the top-10 at the 2003 Junior America s Cup Reached the round of 64 at the 2003 U.S. Girls Junior Championship Defeated Michelle Wie in a 19-hole match at the 2002 US Girls Junior Two-time Jack Baty Awardwinner for WJGA Player of the Year ( ) Topped the WJGA points standings in 2003 Parents are Francisco and Meeja Has an older brother, Roy Shin s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 6th, Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004, Spartan Invitational, March 8-9, 2005 & California Collegiate, April 9-10, 2005 Career Top-10 Finishes: 5 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 215, Fall Preview, Sept , 2004 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 69, Fall Preview, Sept , 2004 Shin s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational t /9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational t12 t1 10/20-22 Stanford Intercollegiate t /30-11/1 Las Vegas Collegiate t UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /13-15 Regional Challenge /20-21 Wildcat Invitational /24-26 Liz Murphey Classic /31-4/2 ASU Invitational /24-26 Pac-10 Championship /11-13 NCAA West Regional /23-26 NCAA Championship UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate /7-9 Regional Challenge /8-9 Spartan Invitational /21-22 Duck Invitational /1-3 PING/ASU Invitational /9-10 California Collegiate /18-20 Pac-10 Championship /6-7 NCAA East Regional /17-20 NCAA Championships

11 PLAYERS Boyle s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational* t26 NA 10/9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational* t69 NA 10/20-22 Stanford Intercollegiate t /30-11/1 Las Vegas Collegiate t64 t2 * Competed as an individual Molly Boyle RS-Freshman Portland, Ore. Jesuit Washington Notes Redshirted the season (RS-Freshman - Fall) Played in four fall tournaments including two as an individual Tied for 26th in UW debut at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, shooting 27-over 243 Shot a career-best two-over 74 in the first round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Finished the Las Vegas Collegiate with a career-best 15-over (Freshman) Used redshirt season Jesuit High School/Junior Golf Placed second at PING Western Canadian Junior Championship in 2003 Was sixth at PGA Calloway Junior in 2004 A four-time letterwinner for coach Katy Williams at Jesuit Led her team to 4A state titles as a junior and senior Placed third at 2005 state championships Won Metro League title as a senior after finishing as runnerup her junior season and third as a sophomore Served as school president her senior year Personal Daughter of Tim and Mary Boyle Older brother, Joe, played golf at Drake before transferring to Washington Boyle s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: t26th, Nittany Lion Invitational, Sept , 2006 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 231, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2006 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 74, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, Oct. 30-Nov. 1,

12 PLAYERS REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON RECORDS 12 Molly Aronsson Freshman Shelburne, Vt. Rice Memorial (Freshman - Fall) Played in all four fall tournaments Notched a top-10 finish in Husky debut, tying for sixth at the Nittany Lion Invitational Shot a career-best 3-over 216 to tie for 13th - a team-high finish - at the Stanford Intercollegiate Tallied two of the top-three rounds on the team, including an even-par 71 and a 1-over 72 at the Stanford Intercollegiate Rice Memorial and Junior Golf Was a one-year letterwinner in golf at Rice Memorial Won the 2002 state championship in golf that season Lettered two years in soccer and one-year in tennis and ice hockey Was an all-state selection in soccer, tennis and ice hockey In tennis, placed third overall in Vermont individual championship Also attended Saint Stephen s Episcopal School for two and a half years Attended the David Leadbetter Golf Academy Attended the U-17 IMG Soccer Academy Personal Parents are Linda and David Aronsson Has three older siblings Lisa (29), Mark (27) and Laura (20) Sister Laura is a junior on the swim team at Yale Christina Yoon Aronsson s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational t6 3 10/9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational t /20-22 Stanford Intercollegiate t /30-11/1 Las Vegas Collegiate t73 5 Regional Freshman Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada Richview C.I. HISTORY COURSES EXPERIENCE (Freshman - Fall) Competed in three fall tournaments Notched a top-10 finish in Husky debut at the Nittany Lion Invitational, tying for ninth after shooting 19-over 235 Shot 18-over 234 at the Las Vegas Collegiate Richview C.I. and Junior Golf Three-year letterwinner in golf at Richview C.I. Won 2003 High School Regionals Team MVP ( ) Also lettered in volleyball Placed second at the 2006 Ontario Junior Championship Won the 2005 Ontario Juvenile Championship In 2005, placed third at the Ontario Juniors and 10th at the Ontario Amateur Won 2004 Ontario Junior, 2004 Ontario Junior Match Play and the 2004 Ontario Tournament of Champions Semifinalist at the 2004 Toronto Star Amateur Personal Parents are Ann and John Yoon Has an older brother, Charles (21) Four-time honor roll member in high school Two-time suma cum laude Honor Roll Yoon s Tournament Results UW Date Tournament Par Tot. Pl. Pl. 9/22-24 Nittany Lion Invitational* t9 NA 10/9-11 Ihlanfeldt Invitational* t47 NA 10/30-11/1 Las Vegas Collegiate t73 T4 * Competed as an individual

13 COACHES Head Coach Mary Lou Mulflur In the history of the Husky women s golf team, two individuals stand out as the cornerstones for the program. The first is Edean Ihlanfeldt, the namesake of the Huskies annual fall tournament. She was Washington s first coach. So dedicated to seeing women have an opportunity to compete on the intercollegiate level, Ihlanfeldt never accepted a paycheck for her efforts. She funneled her salary back into the program. The second is current head coach Mary Lou Mulflur, who is in her 24th season directing the Huskies. A player for Ihlanfeldt, Mulflur s passion and commitment to Husky golf makes her former mentor proud. Mulflur s dedication, teaching skills and fundraising abilities have allowed her to build the Husky program into one of the nation s most competitive teams on an annual basis. Last season, the Huskies matched a school-record with a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Championships, its second Top-10 finish in three years and third overall. Senior Paige Mackenzie led the way, winning Washington s first individual Pac-10 title and the second-ever NCAA West Regional title. Mackenzie also notched her second-straight Top-10 NCAA finish with an eighth-place standing. Mackenzie culminated her career with her second-straight All-America honor. In 2005 the Huskies placed 14th at the NCAA Championships, with Mackenzie recording Washington s 24th Season first ever top 10 NCAA finish. She placed 10th and received honorable mention All-America honors after the season. The 2005 season was the 13th consecutive year the Huskies have advanced to the NCAA Regional Championships. Washington has competed at the Regionals every year since its inception in In 2004 Washington experienced one of its greatest campaigns, finishing sixth at the NCAA Championships. It was the highest finish ever by a UW team at the NCAAs. The Huskies were led by Mackenzie, who placed 11th at the national championships and was named a second-team All-American. Classmate Sung Ea Lee was named an honorable mention All-American. In Mulflur s tenure at Washington, six Huskies have earned All-America honors a total of 10 times. In 2001, Mulflur led Washington to a 16th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. At the time, it was the best showing by a Husky team at the national championships. UW s 2002 NCAA Championships appearance was the fifth by the Huskies over a stretch of eight years. That season the Huskies won the Oregon Duck Invitational and the Peg Barnard California Collegiate and tied for fifth at the Pac-10 Championships. Mulflur s players have also achieved in the classroom. Mackenzie was named to the National Golf Coaches Association s All-Scholar Team in each of the last three seasons. During Mulflur s tenure, 12 UW golfers have Longest tenure of any current Husky coach in any sport Played in the 1979 and 1980 U.S. Open 1988 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1999 Pac-10 Coach of the Year One of the first female studentathletes to receive an athletic scholarship from Washington Coached eight players who have earned All-Pac-10 honors a total of 15 times Coached six players who have earned NGCA All-American honors a total of 10 times Had 12 players earn NGCA All- Scholar Athlete honors 23 times Coached UW to eight NCAA Championship appearances Coached current California head coach Nancy Kessler-McDaniel and current assistant coaches Kelli Kamimura (Pepperdine) and Kari Sampson (Washington State) earned the distinction on 23 occasions. Twice during Mulflur s career she has been named the Pac-10 Conference s Coach of the Year. The first time she received the honor was in She picked up the award for the second time in In 1995, Mulflur directed the Huskies to their first team NCAA Finals appearance on the strength of a sixthplace finish in the NCAA West Regional. In 1988, the UW had its best Pac-10 finish ever, placing third in the conference tournament. That year brought Mulflur her first Pac-10 Coach of the Year award. Mulflur has coached several Husky players who have gone on to play professionally or coach. Nancy Kessler- McDaniel, who played at UW from 1984 to 1988, went on to play professionally and is now the head coach at California. Former Husky All-American Kelli Kamimura is an assistant coach at Pepperdine and Kari (Martin) Sampson is an assistant at Washington State. Mulflur, regarded as one of the most successful golfers to come out of the UW, came to Washington in 1976 and was one of the first female athletes to receive a scholarship at Washington. The Portland, Ore., native went on to earn four letters as a Husky. During her collegiate career Mulflur won three regularseason tournaments, including the inaugural Ihlanfeldt Invitational in To date, Kamimura is the only Husky golfer with more career wins than Mulflur. While attending Grant High School, Mulflur won state high school titles in 1974 and She also won the 1975 Oregon junior championship. Mulflur won Southern Oregon titles in 1980, 1982, 1995 and 1997 as well as the Oregon Coast Invitational in 1979, 1982, and Mulflur has competed in five United States Golf Association events The U.S. Open in 1979 and 1980 and the U.S. Amateur in 1979, 1980 and In addition she competed in four National Collegiate Championships. Mulflur graduated from Washington in 1980 with a degree in speech communications. She is a former vice-president of the National Golf Coaches Association and served on the LPGA SAFECO Classic Advisory Board. She currently serves as a member of the NCAA Division I Women s Golf West Regional Advisory Committee. She appears annually as a celebrity player in several local golf events and fundraisers. In October of 2004, Mulflur was inducted into the Portland High School Hall of Fame. 13

14 REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON 14 COACHES Joe Thiel begins his second year on the Husky staff this season, having spent 37 years helping others learn and enjoy the game of golf. In his first season on Montlake, Washington notched a third-place team finish at the NCAA West Regional on its way to matching a school-record NCAA Championship finish by placing sixth. The same campaign saw Husky All-American Paige Mackenzie finish her illustrious career winning Pac-10 and West Regional individual titles, and placing eighth at the NCAA Championships. Thiel is one of only 207 golf professionals in the U.S. who have earned the prestigious PGA Master Professional designation. Thiel has earned the PGA Teacher of the Year award three times in 1993, 1995, and again in He has also been honored as one of the Top 100 Teachers in America by Golf Magazine, and Assistant Coach Joe Thiel 2nd Season named to Golf Range Magazine s list of the Top 50 golf instructors in America. Perhaps some of Thiel s greatest successes in teaching are visible on the other side of the Pacific. While teaching in Japan and Korea, Thiel shaped the careers of some of Asia s finest golfers. Many of Thiel s students are internationally known professionals, enjoying successes on tours in Korea, Japan and in the United States. US Open Champion Se Ri Pak, US Amateur Champion and 19-time Tour winner Michiko Hattori, and 38-time professional winner and 6-time JLPGA leading money winner Yuri Fudoh are among the more than 30 LPGA players he has tutored. More than 200 tour players, high-ranking national and state amateurs, and university varsity players have benefited from Thiel s teaching, including former Husky All-American Brock Mackenzie and former Pepperdine All-American Michael Putnam.One banner year 1996 included 34 first place wins from his students, including major state championships. He was inducted into the Mercer County Hall of Fame in EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS Washington Coaching History Edean Ihlanfeldt Jan Lanphere Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur 1983-present Edean Ihlanfeldt Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur

15 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational The 54-hole Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational is Washington s annual fall tournament held at Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash. The event is named for the founder of the Washington women s golf program. The 2006 Ihlanfelt Invitational was the 25th in the event s history. Stanford won the team title while Cardinal Mari Chun took home individual honors. It was the fourth Ihlanfeldt Invitational title for Stanford, who also won the tournament in 1990, 1994 and The Cardinal dominated the second and third rounds of play to come away with the crown, defeating secondplace New Mexico by six strokes. Chun shot a tournament-low 68 to open the tournament, finishing with a 1-under 215. New Mexico s Jodi Ewart shot a 1-over 217 to take runnerup honors, while Arizona State s Jennifer Osborn used a third-round 68 to finish in third at 2-over Ihlanfeldt Invitational medalist Mari Chun of Stanford with former Husky coach Edean Ihlanfeldt. Team Champions Date Team Scores Mar , 1981 UCLA Mar , 1982 San Jose State Mar , 1983 U.S. International Mar , 1984 USC Mar , 1985 San Jose State Mar , 1986 USC Oct , 1986 USC Oct , 1987 Arizona Oct , 1988 Arizona Oct , 1989 Arizona Oct , 1990 Stanford Oct , 1991 Arizona Oct , 1992 San Jose State Oct , 1993 San Jose State Oct , 1994 Stanford Oct. 9-12,1995 San Jose State rn 588 Oct. 7-9, 1996 Stanford Oct , 1997 Tulsa Oct ,1999 USC Oct. 9-11, 2000 USC No Event (UW Hosted Fall Preview) Oct. 6-8, 2002 USC Oct. 6-8, 2003 Arizona Oct. 4-6, 2004 Oklahoma State Oct , 2005 Pepperdine Oct. 9-11, 2006 Stanford COACHES Former Husky coach Edean Ihlanfeldt and the U.S. National Senior Championship trophy. Edean Ihlanfeldt is the woman responsible for launching the women s golf team at Washington, and she never took a dime for the job she loved so much during her coaching career. When Washington expanded its athletic lineup to include women s sports, Kit Green hired Ihlanfeldt, one of the area s top players, to coach the Huskies. Armed with an envelope of names and addresses of women who signed up to play, she started the program in 1974 before retiring seven years later in 1981 at the age of 50. During her seven-year coaching career, Ihlanfeldt never accepted payment for her coaching duties. Instead, she donated her salary back for scholarships. Three of Ihlanfeldt s teams and five individuals qualified for the AIAW championships. During her tenure, Washington was the only Northwest team to qualify for the nationals. Ihlanfeldt was no stranger to championship golf. Her list of victories included five PNGA titles, six Montana State championships, three Washington State titles, four Seattle City championships, the Trans-Mississippi title and the Canadian Open Championship. She was the only player to win the Seattle City, Washington and PNGA tournaments in the same year. The Washington women s golf program named its fall golf invitational in her honor. Individual Champions Date Player Team Scores March 23-25, 1981 Kelli Antolock BYU March 23-25, 1982 Juli Inkster San Jose St March 21-23, 1983 Pip Barry USIU March 19-21, 1984 Kim Lasken USC March 25-27, 1985 Julie Ralls San Jose St March 24-26, 1986 Flori Prono USC Oct , 1986 Tracy Nakamura USC Oct , 1987 Nancy Kessler Washington Oct , 1988 Kathryn Imrie Arizona Oct , 1989 Martina Koch Arizona Oct , 1990 Andrey Wooding Stanford Oct , 1991 Annika Sorenstam Arizona Oct , 1992 Tracy Hanson San Jose St Oct , 1993 Janice Moodie San Jose St Oct , 1994 Mhairi McKay Stanford Oct. 9-12, 1995 Vibeke Stensrud San Jose St rn 143 Oct. 7-9, 1996 Dodie Mazzuca Washington Andrea Baxter Stanford Oct , 1997 Christina Kuld Tulsa Oct , 1999 Tamie Durdin Pepperdine Oct. 9-11, 2000 Stephanie Keever Stanford Stacy Prammanasudh Tulsa No Event (UW Hosted Fall Preview) Oct. 6-8, 2002 Mikaela Parmlid USC Oct. 6-8, 2003 Erica Blasberg Arizona Irene Cho USC Oct. 4-6, 2004 Karin Sjodin Oklahoma St Oct , 2005 Jennifer Osborn Arizona St Oct. 9-11, 2006 Mari Chun Stanford

16 REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON REVIEW Team Results Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Sept. 6-8 Topy Cup nd of 5 Mackenzie (2nd, 215) Oct Ihlanfeldt Invitational th of 14 McCracken (12th, 226) Oct Stanford Intercollegiate th of 19 Mackenzie (4th, 210) Nov National Match Play Championships th (1-2) NA Feb Regional Challenge th of 14 Prange (20th, 228) Feb Wildcat Invitational th of 18 Prange (25th, 217) March 6-8 Guadalajara Invitational th of 11 Mackenzie (7th, 217) March Liz Murphey Classic th of 18 Prange (18th, 229) Mar. 31-April 2 PING/ASU Invitational th of 16 Prange, Shin (40th, 230) April Pac-10 Championships th of 10 Mackenzie (1st, 211) May NCAA West Regional rd of 21 Mackenzie (1st, 208) May NCAA Championship th of 24 Mackenzie (8th, 293) Individual Statistics Results & Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Ashley Bickerton* Amy Wang Kim Shin * Competed in one tournament as an individual RECORDS HISTORY 2006 Fall Tournament Summary Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Sept Nittany Lion Invitational nd of 14 Prange/Wang (t-4th, 233) Oct Ihlanfeldt Invitational th of 15 Prange/Shin (t-12th, 226) Oct Stanford Intercollegiate t13th of 15 Aronsson (t-13th, 216) Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Las Vegas Collegiate th of 17 Prange (51st, 228) COURSES EXPERIENCE 2006 Fall Individual Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Amber Prange t-4th Kim Shin t-12th Molly Aronsson t-6th Christina Yoon t-9th Amy Wang t-4th Molly Boyle t-26th Courtney McCracken t-22nd

17 Individual & Team Bests REVIEW Individual Bests Team Bests Individual Best Rounds - Gross Score 68-4 Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Amber Prange NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Paige Mackenzie Guadalajara Invitational Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Wildcat Invitational Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Amber Prange Liz Murphey Classic E Sung Ea Lee Wildcat Invitational E Amber Prange Wildcat Invitational Individual Best Rounds - vs. Par Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Amber Prange NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Paige Mackenzie Guadalajara Invitational Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Wildcat Invitational Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship Amber Prange Liz Murphey Classic Individual Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional 5/ Paige Mackenzie Stanford Inter. 10/ Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship 4/ Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup 9/ Paige Mackenzie Guadalajara Invitational 3/ Amber Prange Wildcat Invitational 2/ Paige Mackenzie Wildcat Invitational 2/ Amber Prange NCAA West Regional 5/ Amber Prange Topy Cup 9/ Amber Prange Pac-10 Championship 4/ Sung Ea Lee Wildcat Invitational 2/ Courtney McCracken Stanford Inter. 10/ Courtney McCracken Ihlanfeldt Invitational 10/10-12 Individual Best Tournaments vs. Par Paige Mackenzie NCAA West Regional 5/ Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship 4/ Paige Mackenzie Stanford Inter. 10/ Paige Mackenzie Topy Cup 9/6-9/ Paige Mackenzie Guadalajara Invitational 3/ Amber Prange Wildcat Invitational 2/ Amber Prange NCAA West Regional 5/ Paige Mackenzie NCAA Championship 5/ Paige Mackenzie Wildcat Invitational 2/ Amber Prange Topy Cup 9/6-9/ Amber Prange Pac-10 Championship 4/ Courtney McCracken Ihlanfeldt Invitational 10/ Sung Ea Lee NCAA Championship 5/ Sung Ea Lee Wildcat Invitational 2/20-21 Team Best Rounds Gross Score 288 E NCAA West Regional Round Wildcat Invitational Round NCAAA Championship Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Topy Cup Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round NCAA West Regional Round Wildcat Invitational Round ASU Invitational Round Pac-10 Championship Round NCAAA Championship Round Topy Cup Round Team Best Rounds vs. Par E 288 NCAA West Regional Round NCAAA Championship Round Wildcat Invitational Round Topy Cup Round NCAA West Regional Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round NCAA Championship Round Pac-10 Championship Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round ASU Invitational Round Wildcat Invitational Round Topy Cup Round Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) NCAA West Regional Auburn, WA 5/ Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA 10/ Wildcat Invitational Tucson, AZ 2/ Pac-10 Championship Oro Valley, AZ 4/ Topy Cup Fukushima, Japan 9/6-9/8 Team Best Tournaments vs. Par NCAA West Regional Auburn, WA 5/ Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA 10/ Wildcat Invitational Tucson, AZ 2/ Pac-10 Championship Oro Valley, AZ 4/ Topy Cup Fukushima, Japan 9/6-9/ NCAA Championship Columbus, OH 5/

18 REVIEW Tournament Results 2007 SEASON Topy Cup Fukushima, Japan September 6-8, 2005 Tanagura Country Club Par 72, 6,010 yards Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, Wash. October 10-12, 2005 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 6,192 yards Stanford Pepsi Intercollegiate Stanford, Calif. October 21-23, 2005 Stanford Golf Course Par 71, 6,025 yards REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS RECORDS 18 Team Results 1. Tohoku Fukushi Washington Arizona State Senshu Nihch Top Individuals 1. Miki Saiki, Tohoku Fukushi Paige Mackenzie, Washington C. Yamamoto, Tohoku Fukushi Alissa Kuczka, Arizona State K Hayashi, Senshu Washington Results 2. Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Courtney McCracken Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Team Results 1. Pepperdine Arizona State USC UNLV Arizona Stanford Long Beach State California Washington Oregon BYU Washington State Oregon State San Francisco Top Individuals 1. Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State Irene Cho, USC Leanne Bowditch, Pepperdine Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Elena Kurokawa, UNLV Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Da Sol Chung, UNLV Jenni Tangtipaiboontana, Stanford Lauren Espinosa, Arizona Ana Kostina, Washington State Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Washington Results 12. Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Amy Wang Kim Shin Ashley Bickerton* * Playing as individual Team Results 1. Duke UCLA Southern California Pepperdine Arizona State UNLV Vanderbilt Arizona California Stanford Washington Oregon Oregon State Texas A&M Washington State San Jose State Texas Tech Tulsa High Point Top Individuals 1. Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke Anna Grzebien, Duke Amanda Blumenherst, Duke Paige Mackenzie, Washington Irene Cho, USC Amie Cochran, UCLA Anastasia Kostina, Wash. St Da Sol Chung, UNLV Jane Park, UCLA Washington Results 4. Paige Mackenzie Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Amy Wang EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY The sixth-ranked Washington women s golf placed second at the Topy Cup that concluded Thursday at the Tanagura Country Club in Fukushima, Japan. The Huskies shot 13-over 301 during the final round to move past Arizona State by one shot with a 54-hole total of 913. Tohoku Fukushi won the tournament with a score of 899. Washington senior Paige Mackenzie fired a 4-under 68 for the second time during the event to place second overall at 1- under 215. Miki Saiki of Tohoku Fukushi took medalist honors by finishing at 3-under 213. Saiki was a member of the Japanese team that competed in the USA vs. Japan Collegiate Golf Championship. Arizona State s top finisher was Alissa Kuczka who as fourth at 3-over 219. Mackenzie, who was ranked by Golfweek as the nation s second best player behind Duke s Anna Grzebien, opened the tournament with a 68 to grab the first round lead but fell back on the leaderboard after posting a 7-over 79 during the second round. Mackenzie s finish marked the 18th time in her career she has placed in the top 10. Husky junior Amber Prange tied for seventh at 8-over 224 after shooting 74 during the final round. Sophomore Courtney McCracken tied for 20th at 236 with a final round 79. Sophomore Kim Shin was 25th at 239 including an 81 during the final 18 holes and Sung Ea Lee was 32nd at 249, including an 80 in the final round. Prange s finish was her fifth top-10 showing and bettered any outing she had last year. She was ninth twice, including the Pac-10 Championships. Pepperdine overcame a six-shot lead by Arizona State to win its first Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational held at Sahalee Country Club. The second-ranked Waves took advantage of Carolina Llano s final round 4-under 68 to topple the ninth-ranked Sun Devils by a single stroke. Pepperdine won the 54-hole tournament with a 27-over score of 891, including a 2-over 290 during the final round. Arizona State, which shot 9-over 297 during the final day of competition, did not go away empty handed. Sun Devil freshman Jennifer Osborn posted a final-round 73 to take medalist honors by two shots at 1-under 215. Southern California s Irene Cho fired a tournament best 67 to make the stroke play race interesting. She was the runner-up at 217. Pepperdine s victory was the first ever by the Waves in the 24-year history of the Ihlanfeldt Invitational. Osborn s victory marked the first time a Sun Devil had finished first at the event. Thanks to Cho s hot play, USC rallied for a third-place finish at 909. UNLV was fifth at 915 and Arizona was fifth at 918. Washington slipped back to a ninth-place tie with Oregon after shooting 313 during the final round. The eighth-ranked Huskies three-day total was 66-over 930. Washington played the event without senior All-American Paige Mackenzie who was competing in The Spirit International Amateur Championships in Houston. Washington was led by junior Courtney McCracken who tied for 12th at 10-over 226. She shot 72 during the final day, the best single-round score of any Husky. UW s Sung Ea Lee was 33rd at 234 while Amber Prange placed 43rd at 236. Amy Wang was 45th at 237 and Kim Shin shot 243 to finish 56th. Ashley Bickerton, competing as an individual, was 46th at 238. Washington senior Paige Mackenzie has always enjoyed playing the Stanford Golf Course. Mackenzie equaled her career best tournament score, shooting 3-under 210 to place fourth at the Stanford/Pepsi Intercollegiate. It was the only bright spot for the Huskies who faded during Sunday s final round, dropping back five spots on the leaderboard for an 11th-place finish. Washington finished the threeday, 54-hole affair at 894. Top-ranked Duke ran away with the team title, shooting 18-under 834 to compile a 27-shot victory over second-place UCLA. The Huskies shot 21-over 305 during Sunday s final round after posting scores of 296 and 293 during the first two days of play. Mackenzie s score marked the third consecutive season she has shot 210 at the Stanford Intercollegiate. It ties her other two marks as the second best tournament score in UW history. Mackenzie has also turned in her all-time single-round scores at Stanford. She posted a 67 there at the 2004 NCAA West Regional and repeated that effort at last fall s invitational. Mackenzie s finish was her 19th top-10 effort during her career. She now stands second on UW s all-time record list and needs one more top-10 showing to tie former Husky All- American Kelli Kamimura for the lead on that list. Washington s other competitors were led by Courtney McCracken s 47th-place finish at 13-over 226. Sung Ea Lee was 53rd at 228, Amber Prange was 65th at 230 and Amy Wang was 100th at 260. Washington s finish marked the first time since April of 2003 the Huskies failed to finish in the top-10 during a regular-season tournament.

19 Tournament Results REVIEW Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. February 13-15, 2006 Palos Verdes Golf Club Par 71, 5,932 yards Team Results 1. Arizona State USC California Wake Forest Oklahoma State UCLA Pepperdine Stanford Arkansas Ohio State Florida Arizona New Mexico Washington Top Individuals 1. Irene Cho, USC Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State Sofie Anderson, California Nannette Hill, Wake Forest Paola Moreno, USC Sophia Sheridan, California Susie Mathews, UCLA Stephanie Connelly, Ohio State Kelly Husted, Stanford Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Washington Results 20. Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton Kim Shin The 15th-ranked Washington women s golf team shot a 328 on the final day of competition to finish 14th at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge at Palos Verdes Golf Club. The Huskies 54-hole total score was 961. Arizona State edged USC by one stroke to win the event. USC s Irene Cho took home medalist honors with a three-day total of 214. Two-time All-American Paige Mackenzie turned in Washington s best score on day three, carding a 5-over 76. Mackenzie finished in 41st with a three round score of 235. Amber Prange registered the Huskies best 54-hole total, placing 20th in the field with a 228 after carding a 79 in round three. Sung Ea Lee finished in third position for the Huskies, carding an 80 in the third round to place 49th at 236. Ashley Bickerton carded a 93 to finish 75th with a total of 262, while Kim Shin turned in a 94 to place 76th at 277. Wildcat Invitational Tucson, Ariz. February 20-21, 2006 Arizona National Golf Club Par-71, 6,134 yards Team Results 1. Arizona State Duke California UCLA Auburn UNLV Pepperdine Arizona USC New Mexico Georgia Tennessee Stanford Vanderbilt Washington New Mexico State Arizona (B) Nevada Top Individuals 1. Jacqui Concolino, Vanderbilt Sophia Sheridan, California Da Sol Chung, UNLV Tiffany Joh, UCLA Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Amanda Blumenherst, Duke Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke Washington Results 25. Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Kim Shin The 27th-ranked Washington women s golf team completed Monday s darkness-halted second round at 13-over 297 before carding a final round 307 to finish 15th at the Wildcat Invitational. The Huskies 54-hole total score was 894. Arizona State won the tournament with a 12-under 840. Washington junior Amber Prange carded a 54-hole total of 4-over 217 to place 25th overall and lead the Huskies for the second tournament in a row. Senior Paige Mackenzie was a stroke behind Prange, finishing 31st at 5-over 218. Vanderbilt s Jacqui Concolino took medalist honors at 9-under 204. Sung Ea Lee held down third position for Washington, taking 52nd with a 12-over 225. Courtney McCracken s 54-hole total of 234 was good for 74th, while Kim Shin s 281 placed her 96th. After holding third position on the team after the first round, Prange led the Huskies in rounds two and three, shooting 71 and 74, respectively. The Top-25 finish was her second in as many tournaments, as she placed 20th at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge. Guadalajara Invitational Guadalajara, Mexico March 6-8, 2006 Guadalajara Country Club Par 72, 6,529 yards Team Results 1. UCLA USC Duke Arizona State Georgia California Arizona Ohio State Washington Stanford Texas Top Individuals 1. Irene Cho, USC Jane Park, UCLA Tiffany Joh, UCLA Lauren Espinosa, Arizona Amanda Blumenherst, Duke Amie Cochran, UCLA Taylor Leon, Georgia Anna Grzebien, Duke Paige Mackenzie, Washington Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Washington Results 7. Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Ashley Bickerton Washington senior Paige Mackenzie shot a final-round 1- over 73 to place seventh at the Guadalajara Invitational, finishing with a combined score of 1-over 217. Led by Mackenzie s efforts, the 25th-ranked Washington Huskies placed ninth at 916 after shooting a 308 in round three. UCLA won the tournament at an even-par 864. USC s Irene Cho won individual medalist honors by 10 strokes at 13-under 203. Amber Prange moved into second position for the Huskies with a 233 after shooting 4-over 76 on the day. She finished 38th. Sung Ea Lee and Courtney McCracken both finished the event in 41st with a 234 after shooting 83 and 78 in the final round, respectively. Ashley Bickerton s third-round 81 placed her 52nd at

20 REVIEW Tournament Results 2007 SEASON Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Athens, Ga. March 24-26, 2006 University of Georgia Golf Course Par 72, 6,228 yards PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, Ariz. March 31- April 2, 2006 Karsten Golf Course Par 72, 6,230 yards Pac-10 Championships Oro Valley, Ariz. April 24-26, 2006 Oro Valley Country Club Par 72, 6, REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS RECORDS 20 Team Results 1. Georgia Auburn Wake Forest Florida State Kent State South Carolina Ohio State Washington Arkansas Vanderbilt Michigan State Alabama Mississippi State East Carolina Furman Oklahoma Mississippi Coastal Carolina Top Individuals 1. Caroline Westrup, Florida State Jenny Suh, Alabama Amanda Goins, Wake Forest Maria Martinez, Auburn Lene Krog, East Carolina Whitney Wade, Georgia Nicole Hage, Auburn Chris Brady, Vanderbilt Jackie Beers, Georgia Taylor Leon, Georgia Washington Results 18. Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amy Wang Team Results 1. UCLA Arizona State Texas A&M USC Pepperdine Stanford UNLV Missouri Tulsa Arizona Oregon State Long Beach State Texas Washington Oregon Top Individuals 1. Adriana Zwanck, Arizona Ashley Knoll, Texas A&M, Jane Park, UCLA Amie Cochran, UCLA Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Kate Meyer, Texas A&M Michaela Cavener, Tulsa Alissa Kuczka, Arizona State Washington Results 40. Amber Prange Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton Courtney McCracken Team Results 1. UCLA Arizona State USC California Arizona Washington Stanford Oregon State Washington State Oregon Top Individuals 1. Paige Mackenzie, Washington Alissa Kuczka, Arizona State Tiffany Joh, UCLA Sophia Sheridan, California Irene Cho, USC Amie Cochran, UCLA Ana Kostina, Washington State Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Jane Park, UCLA Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Washington Results 1. Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Kim Shin EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY The 25th-ranked Washington women s golf team shot 20-over 308 in the final round at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic. The Huskies finished the tournament at 65-over 929. Georgia, the tournament host, won the event at 39-over 903, two strokes ahead of Auburn. UW junior Amber Prange fell back from a first-place tie to 18th after carding a final-round 81. Her three-round total of 13-over 229 led the Huskies. Florida State s Caroline Westrup earned medalist honors at the event, shooting 5-over 221. Husky seniors Paige Mackenzie and Sung Ea Lee both turned in team-low 2-over 74s on the afternoon, placing Mackenzie 21st at 15-over 231 and Lee 37th at 19-over 235. Amy Wang finished 56th in her first tournament of the spring, shooting a final-round 82 to total 241. Kim Shin s three-round total of 243 was good for 62nd after carding a 79 in round three. The 24th-ranked Washington women s golf team shot 25-over 313 in the final round at the PING/ASU Invitational. The Huskies finished 15th at 926. UCLA edged host Arizona State by one stroke to win the event at 865. Amber Prange and Kim Shin were the UW s top finishers, placing 40th with a three-round total of 14-over 230. Shin carded a final-round 77, while Prange shot 79. Arizona s Adriana Zwank earned medalist honors at 6-under 210. In third position for Washington was senior Sung Ea Lee, who carded a 77 in the final round to tie for 63rd at 235. One stroke behind her was Ashley Bickerton, who placed 66th at 236 after a third-round 80. Courtney McCracken turned in an 84 in round three, finishing in 81st at 245. Washington senior Paige Mackenzie shot 3-under 69 in the final round of the 20th Pac-10 Women s Golf Championship, giving her a total score of 5-under 211 and making her the 2006 Pac-10 Individual Champion. The two-time All-American, who started the round one stroke off the lead, had four birdies with just one bogey. Her 3-under 69 was the best round of the day and was the third-best round recorded in the tournament. Mackenzie, who outdistanced runner-up Alissa Kuczka of Arizona State by four strokes, becomes the first Husky to win medalist honors at the Pac-10 Women s Golf Championship, which began in The 27th-ranked Huskies shot 14-over 302 as a team, finishing the three-round event in sixth at 46-over 910. UCLA won its thirdstraight team title by one stroke over Arizona State, finishing at 15-over 879. Mackenzie parred the first two holes of the round before collecting a birdie on the par-4 third hole. After two more even-par holes, the Husky senior recorded her only bogey of the afternoon, taking six shots on the sixth hole, a par-5. She quickly bounced back, however, collecting birdies on the par-4 seventh and the par-3 eighth. Mackenzie then parred the next five holes before recording her last birdie of the day on the par-4 14th hole. She parred the last four holes to finish out the round. Mackenzie s three-round total of 5-under 211 was one stroke shy of her career-best, set three times at the Stanford Intercollegiate. It also tied for the second-lowest score in Pac-10 Championship history. The tournament win is the second of her career, the first coming on Nov. 4-5, 2003, when she took home medalist honors at the Kent Youel Invitational. Mackenzie becomes the first Pac-10 Champion from a school north of the California border. Amber Prange was the Huskies second-place finisher, shooting 1-over 73 in the final round to finish 13th at 9-over 225. Courtney McCracken s third-round 81 placed her 34th at 235. Sung Ea Lee and Kim Shin both shot 80 on the afternoon, placing them 42nd and 50th at 240 and 256, respectively.

21 Tournament Results REVIEW NCAA West Regional Auburn, Wash. May 11-13, 2006 Washington National Golf Club Par 72, 6,289 yards Team Results 1. Purdue* UCLA* Washington* Stanford* Georgia* UNLV* Arizona* Arkansas* UC Irvine Brigham Young Georgia State San Jose State Oregon State New Mexico New Mexico State Denver Long Beach State Washington State Oral Roberts Montana Bradley * Teams advancing to the NCAA Championship Top Individuals 1. Paige Mackenzie, Washington Rachel Newren, Brigham Young# Christel Boeljon, Purdue Da sol Chung, UNLV Maria Hernandez, Purdue Joanna Klatten, Georgia State# Susie Mathews, UCLA Jane Park, UCLA Amber Prange, Washington #Advancing to NCAA Championship as Individuals Washington Results 1. Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Paige Mackenzie won her second straight tournament title of the 2006 postseason at the NCAA West Regional, besting the 108-player field by eight strokes. The Washington senior shot 1-under 71 in the final round and finished the tournament with a career-best total score of 8-under 208, a mark that also broke the school record for 54 holes. The 24th-ranked Huskies shot 9-over 297 on the day to place third at 24-over 888 and advance to the NCAA Championship at Ohio State. Purdue won the West Regional with a total score of 17-over 881 after carding a 10-over 298 in round three. UCLA was second at 23-over 887. Also finishing in the top eight and advancing to the Championship were Stanford (896), Georgia (900), UNLV (904), Arizona (910) and Arkansas (911). Mackenzie s 71 on the day was her sixth straight round underpar, dating back to the first round of the Pac-10 Championship, which Mackenzie also won. Her victory at the West Regional marked her 21st Top-10 finish at UW, the most in school history. She recorded three birdies on the day (holes four, eight and nine) as well as her only two bogeys of the 54-hole tournament (holes seven and 17). She is the second Husky to win the West Regional, as Dodie Mazzuca accomplished the feat in Also tied for fifth overall was Husky junior Amber Prange, who shot 2-over 74 to finish at 4-over 220. In third position for the Huskies was Kim Shin, who shot 3-over 75 in round three to place 29th at 11-over 227. Sung Ea Lee shot 7-over 79 to finish 59th at 19-over 235, while Courtney McCracken s 5-over 77 placed her 75th at 22-over 238. NCAA Championships Columbus, Ohio May 23-26, 2006 Ohio State Univ. Scarlet Course Par-72, 6,203 yards Team Results 1. Duke USC Pepperdine Arizona State California Georgia Washington Florida Purdue Arkansas UCLA Auburn Tennessee Stanford Wake Forest Florida State Arizona Oklahoma State Texas A&M Nerbraska Kent State UNLV Louisiana State Alabama Top Individuals 1. Dewi Schreefel, USC Jennie Lee, Duke Da Sol Chung, UNLV Sandra Gal, Florida Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Amie Cochran, UCLA Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Paige Mackenzie, Washington Washington Results 8. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Kim Shin Courtney McCracken The Washington women s golf team shot 12-over 300 on the final day at the 2006 NCAA Women s Golf Championship, giving the Huskies a total score of 50-over 1202 and matching the UW s all-time NCAA best with a sixth-place finish. Senior Paige Mackenzie shot even-par 72 in round four, finishing the tournament at 5-over 293 and placing eighth, the best finish for an individual in program history. She was named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-America team and Academic All-America team at an awards banquet after the final round. Fellow senior Sung Ea Lee capped off her career by placing 33rd at the Championship with a total score of 12-over 300. She shot 6-over 78 in round four. In third position for UW was junior Amber Prange, who shot 4-over 76 to place 64th at 18-over 306. Finishing one stroke behind her in 68th was sophomore Kim Shin, who carded a 2-over 74 in the final round. Junior Courtney McCracken s 86 placed her 114th at 34-over 322. Nittany Lion Invitational University Park, Pa. Sept , 2006 Penn State Blue Course Par 72, 6,300 yards Team Results 1. Penn State Washington Yale UNC Greensboro Rollins College Bucknell Richmond Boston College James Madison Ohio William & Mary St. Francis Rutgers Monmouth Top Individuals 1. Evelyn Paik, Penn State Lindsay Hong, Yale Ellie Brophy, Yale Amber Prange, Washington Amy Wang, Washington Cindy Shin, Yale Molly Aronsson, Washington Brittany Fisher, Penn State Diana Meza, James Madison Christin Pacacha, Penn State Megan Padua, Penn State Christina Yoon, Washington Washington Results 4. Amber Prange Amy Wang Molly Aronsson Christina Yoon* Courtney McCracken Kim Shin Molly Boyle* * Competed as individuals The Washington women s golf team finished in a tie for second in its first tournament of the season, the Nittany Lion Invitational, held at the Penn State Blue Course in University Park, Pa. The Huskies notched a three-round total of 937, trailing host Penn State by 10 strokes. Seniors Amber Prange and Amy Wang led the Huskies, finishing in a tie for fourth place. Prange remained in the top-five throughout the tournament, shooting a 76 during round one, a 78 during round two and a 79 to close out the tournament. Wang shot a 76 in the third round, after marking a 78 and 79 in the first two rounds, respectively. Freshman Molly Aronsson finished in a tie for sixth place. Her second-round 74 was the best single-round total for any Husky during the tournament. Courtney McCracken and Kim Shin rounded out the scoring for Washington, finishing in ties for 22nd and 26th, respectively. Freshman Christina Yoon and sophomore Molly Boyle played as individuals, with Yoon finishing in a tie for ninth and Boyle finishing in a tie for 26th 21

22 REVIEW Tournament Results 2007 SEASON Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, Wash. Oct. 9-11, 2006 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 6,130 yards Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, Calif. Oct , 2006 Stanford Golf Course Par-71, 5,985 yards Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Las Vegas, Nev. Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2006 Anthem Country Club Par 72, 6,175 yards REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 22 Team Results 1. Stanford New Mexico Arizona State Pepperdine USC Arizona Washington Oregon Brigham Young UNLV San Francisco California Washington State Long Beach State Oregon State Top Individuals 1. Mari Chun, Stanford Jodi Ewart, New Mexico Jennifer Osborn, Arizona State Misun Cho, Pepperdine Py Bengtsson, New Mexico Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana, Stan Paola Moreno, USC Natasha Podmore, San Francisco Rachel Newren, BYU Catalina Marin, USC Camilla Sola, Arizona State Washington Results 12. Amber Prange Kim Shin Amy Wang Christina Yoon* Courtney McCracken Molly Aronsson Molly Boyle* * Competed as individual Stanford University dominated the second two rounds to win its fourth Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational held at Sahalee Country Club. The 13th-ranked Cardinal took advantage of Mari Chun s final round 4-over 75 to defeat the 30th-ranked New Mexico Lobos by six strokes. Stanford won the 54-hole tournament with a 32-over score of 896, including a tournament-best 8-over 296 during Wednesday s final round. Chun shot a tournament-low 68 to open the tournament, finishing with a 1-under 215. New Mexico s Jodi Ewart shot a 1-over 217 to take runner-up honors, while Arizona State s Jennifer Osborn used a third-round 68 to finish in third at 2-over 218. Stanford also won the tournament title in 1990, 1994 and In each of those years, the Cardinal also claimed individual medalist honors, with Andrey Wooding winning in 1990, Mhairi McKay winning in 1994 and Andrea Baxter tying Washington s Dodie Mazzuca for medalist honors in Thanks to Ewart s hot play, New Mexico rallied for a secondplace finish at 902. Osborn nearly led Arizona State to second place, as the Sun Devils wrapped up third place honors at 904. Washington slipped back to seventh-place after shooting a 307 during the final round. The Huskies were led by senior Amber Prange and junior Kim Shin, who finished in a tie for 12th at 10-over 226. Prange s final-round 71 was the best single-round score of any Husky. UW s Amy Wang finished in a tie for 33rd at 19-over 235, while fellow senior Courtney McCracken finished in a tie for 56th at 28-over 244. Freshman Molly Aronsson shot a 31-over 247 for a tie for 61st, and Molly Boyle and Christina Yoon competed as individuals for the Huskies. Boyle recorded a 36-over 252, good for a tie for 69th, while Yoon s 24-over 240 landed her in a tie for 47th. Team Results 1. Vanderbilt Arizona Georgia Stanford San Jose State Oregon Duke New Mexico UCLA Arkansas Washington State California Oregon State Washington Tulsa Top Individuals 1. Alison Walshe, Arizona Stacy Lewis, Arkansas Adriana Zwanck, Arizona Lauren Todd, Stanford Whitney Wade, Georgia Jacqui Concolino, Vanderbilt Kimberly McCready, Oregon Amy Eneroth, Washington State Mary Jacobs, Arizona Jennifer Pandolfi, Duke Kristen Svicarovich, Vanderbilt Washington Scores 13. Molly Aronsson Amber Prange Kim Shin Molly Boyle Amy Wang The Washington Husky women s golf team finished in a tie for 13th place at the Stanford Intercollegiate, held at the Stanford Golf Course. Husky freshman Molly Aronsson was the top Husky finisher, placing in a tie for 13th after carding a 2-over 73 during the final round. Aronsson s 3-over 216 tournament score is a team-best for the Huskies this season by 10 strokes, and her season-best by 18 strokes. Her even-par 71 during the first round was also a season best by three strokes. Vanderbilt won the team competition, with Arkansas Stacy Lewis and Arizona s Alison Walshe tying for medalist honors. Team Results 1. Oklahoma Arizona State Pepperdine Southern California UCLA Texas A&M Kent State BYU Arizona UNLV UC Irvine TCU Colorado State Missouri Oregon State Washington Eastern Washington Top Individuals 1. Ashley Knoll, Texas A&M Pernilla Lindberg, Oklahoma State Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Tiffany Joh, UCLA Sarah Bradley, Oklahoma State Alison Walshe, Arizona Ryann O Toole, UCLA Da Sol Chung, UNLV Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Washington Results 51. Amber Prange Molly Boyle Kim Shin Christina Yoon Molly Aronsson The Washington women s golf team finished 16th at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown at the Anthem Country Club. The Huskies shot 19-over 307 in the final round to end up 55-over 919 overall. Senior Amber Prange was the high finisher for Washington, ending up at 12-over 228 in 51st place. Prange shot the best round of the day for UW in the final round, carding a one-over 73 over the final 18 holes. Molly Boyle and Kim Shin finished tied for 64th, shooting 15-over 231 overall. Boyle carded a six-over 78 and Shin recorded a five-over 77 in the final round. Christina Yoon (18-over 234) and Molly Aronsson (18-over 234) tied for 73rd. Oklahoma State was the team champion, finishing the tournament nine-under 855. Texas A&M s Ashley Knoll took home medalist honors, finishing seven-under 209.

23 Washington Record Book Individual Records Best 18-Hole Score 65, Dodie Mazzuca (third round), Sahalee CC, Redmond, WA, Oct. 9, 1997 Best First-Round Score (Individual) 67 (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 15, (-4), Kelli Kamimura, Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR, Oct. 11, (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Washington National, Auburn, Wash., May 11, (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Topy Cup, Fukushima, Japan, Sept. 6, (-2), Paige Mackenzie, Fall Preview, Corvallis, OR, Sept. 20, (-3), Amber Prange, Washington National, Auburn, Wash., May 11, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Guadalajara CC, Guadalajara, Mexico, March 6, (-3), Amber Prange, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Hiddenbrooke CC, Vallejo, CA, Feb. 26, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Blue Springs CC, Vallejo, CA, March 1, , Dodie Mazzuca, Randolph Park CC, Tucson, AZ, May 8, 1997 Best Second-Round Score (Individual) 68 (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 22, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 8, (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Washington National, Auburn, Wash., May 12, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ, April 2, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ, April 3, (-3), Amber Prange, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, (-3), Louise Friberg, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 3, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Hiddenbrooke CC, Vallejo, CA, Feb. 26, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 6, (-3), Kelli Kamimura, Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR, May 12, (-3), Elisha Au, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 23, 1999 Best Third-Round Score (Individual) 65 (-7), Dodie Mazzuca, Sahalee CC, Redmond, WA, Oct. 9, (-6), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA, March 7, 2001 Best Three-Round Score (Individual) 208 (-8), Paige Mackenzie, Washington National, Auburn, Wash., May 11-13, (-7), Kelli Kamimura, Corral de Tierra CC, Salinas, CA,March 5-7, (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct , (-3), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 17, (-4), Paige Mackenzie, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 Team Records Best First-Round Score (Team) *280, Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 * team record of single round Best Second-Round Score (Team) *280, Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 * team record of single round Best Third-Round Score (Team) *280, Las Vegas Founders Collegiate, Anthem CC, Las Vegas, NV, Nov. 1-3, 2004 * team record of single round Best Three-Round Score (Team) 850 (280, 280, 290) Stanford Intercollegiate, Stanford GC, Stanford, CA, Oct. 18, 2003 RECORDS Dodie Mazzuca Kelli Kamimura Paige Mackenzie Louise Friberg 23

24 RECORDS Washington Record Book REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON HISTORY RECORDS 24 Kelli Kamimura Women s Medalists.. Name No. 1. Kelli Kamimura Paige Mackenzie Dodie Mazzuca Mary Lou Mulflur Nancy Kessler Elisha Au Jane Harris Patti Marquis Susan Sanders... 1 Women s Single-Season Stroke Average.. Name Avg. Year 1. Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Kelli Kamimura Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Louise Friberg Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Dodie Mazzuca Elisha Au Kim Shin Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Paige Mackenzie Elisha Au Amber Prange Amber Prange Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Women s Single-Season Top-10 Finishes Women s Career Top-10 Finishes Name No. 1. Paige Mackenzie Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Louise Friberg Sung Ea Lee Lindsay Morgan Kerry Liedes Nancy Kessler Paula Gamble Janine Getty Katherine Lund Amber Prange Sherri Vincent...7 Women s Single-Season Rounds Played Name No. Year 1. Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Paola Bellotti Angie Burkett Meg Maedo Emily Martin Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Louise Friberg Lindsay Morgan Paige Mackenzie Michelle Grafos Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Women s Career Rounds Played EXPERIENCE COURSES Nancy Kessler Note: All records since Name No. Year 1. Dodie Mazzuca Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Louise Friberg Nancy Kessler Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Kelli Kamimura Kelli Kamimura Dodie Mazzuca Kelli Kamimura Louise Friberg Lindsay Morgan Name No. 1. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Louise Friberg Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan Kelli Kamimura Andrea Cordova Angie Burkett Katherine Lund Amber Prange Sheri Vincent Julie Bartleson Nancy Kessler Michelle Grafos Emily Martin Paola Bellotti...102

25 Washington Record Book Year-by-Year Stroke Average Leader Season Player Average 2006 Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Paige Mackenzie Louise Friberg Louise Friberg Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Dodie Mazzuca Sheri Vincent Julie Bartleson Sherri Vincent Jennifer Yockey Donna Olexio Nancy Kessler Paula Gamble Peggy Lund Kerry Liedes Janine Getty Janine Getty Janine Getty Susan Sanders Mary Lou Mulflur Mary Lou Mulflur Robin Walton Patti Marquis 78.5 Year-by-Year Pac-10 Championship Results Year UW Finish Champion UCLA UCLA UCLA California Arizona Arizona Arizona Stanford Arizona Arizona Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona State Arizona UCLA UCLA Southern California Arizona State Arizona State RECORDS Elisha Au Sheri Vincent Peggy Lund 25

26 RECORDS Best Postseason Finishes REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 26 Team Pac-10 Championships Year Place Team Scoring rd th th th th th th th th th th th th NCAA West Regionals Year Place Team Scoring rd th th th th th th th th th th th th th NCAA Championships Year Place Team Scoring th th th th th th th th th th Individual Pac-10 Championships Year Name Place Scoring 2006 Paige Mackenzie 1st Kelli Kamimura 3rd Angie Burkett 4th Nancy Kessler 4th Lindsay Morgan 6th Elisha Au 6th Louise Friberg 7th Dodie Mazzuca 7th Sung Ea Lee 8th Dodie Mazzuca 8th Amber Prange 9th Angie Pieroni 9th Sung Ea Lee 10th Paige Mackenzie 11th Elisha Au 11th Paola Bellotti 12th Peggy Lund 12th Amber Prange 13th Dodie Mazzuca 13th Sheri Vincent 13th Julie Bartleson 13th NCAA Regionals Year Name Place Scoring 2006 Paige Mackenzie (W) 1st Dodie Mazzuca (W) 1st Amber Prange (W) 5th Paige Mackenzie (W) 7th Lindsay Morgan (W) 4th Louise Friberg (W) 8th Kelli Kamimura (W) 8th Sung Ea Lee (W) 10th Dodie Mazzuca (W) 12th Sung Ea Lee (W) 15th Dodie Mazzuca (W) 16th Louise Friberg (W) 18th Amber Prange (E) 19th Elisha Au (W) 22nd Elisha Au (W) 23rd Kelli Kamimura (W) 25th (W = West Regional / E = East Regional) NCAA Championships Year Name Place Scoring 2006 Paige Mackenzie 8th Paige Mackenzie 10th Paige Mackenzie 11th Amber Prange 16th Paige Mackenzie 25th Kelli Kamimura 29th Nancy Kessler 32nd Sung Ea Lee 33rd Angie Burkett 33rd Elisha Au 42nd Dodie Mazzuca 47th Dodie Mazzuca 48th Dodie Mazzuca 55th Andrea Cordova 62nd Amber Prange 64th Lindsay Morgan 66th Lindsay Morgan 68th Sung Ea Lee 69th Andrea Cordova 69th Caroline Spiegelberg 79th Louise Friberg 77th Washington at the 2004 NCAA Championships hosted by Auburn Dodie Mazzuca Lindsay Morgan

27 All-Time Event Championships RECORDS Tournament Location Course Date Peg Barnard California Collegiate Stanford, CA Stanford Golf Course April 9-10, 2005 Bay Area Classic San Jose, CA Boulder Ridge Golf Club Feb , 2004 Peg Barnard California Collegiate Stanford, CA Stanford Golf Course April 13-14, 2002 Oregon Duck Invitational Lebanon, OR Mallard Creek Golf Club Mar , 2002 Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Cal. Hiddenbrooke Country Club Feb , 2001 California Collegiate Stanford, Cal. Stanford Golf Course Apr , 2000 Bryan National Collegiate Browns Summit, N.C. Bryan Park Champions G.C. Mar , 1999 Northwest Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Oct , 1998 BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Sept , 1996 Santa Clara Colby Invitational Monterey, Cal. Old Del Monte Golf Club Feb , 1996 Rolex Northwest Collegiate Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Sept , 1995 OSU/Nike Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Apr. 9-10, 1993 Utah-Dixie Classic St. George, Utah Sunbrook Golf Club Mar. 9-10, 1992 Oregon Invitational Eugene, Ore. Eugene Country Club Mar. 6-8, 1989 Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1986 Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1984 Washington State Women s Invitational Pullman, Wa. WSU Golf Course Oct , 1983 Mike Farrell-Lady Wildcat Invitational Ogden, Utah Wolf Creek Country Club Sept , 1983 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Apr , 1983 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Springhill, Tokatee, Corvallis Golf Courses Apr , 1982 Oregon State Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis Country Club Oct , 1981 Portland Invitational Portland, Ore. Colwood, Waverly, Gresham Golf Courses Apr. 5-7, 1981 U. of British Columbia Dual Washington Invitational Seattle, Wa UW vs. Oregon & OSU Portland, Ore. Royal Oaks, Riverside, Colwood Country Clubs Apr , 1977 UW Invitational Bellevue, WA Glendale Country Club Apr , 1977 U. of British Columbia Dual Vancouver, B.C. Point Grey Golf Course Mar , 1977 Daisy Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. Emerald Valley Country Club May 16-18, 1977 Northwest Collegiate Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Country Club May 1-3,

28 RECORDS All-Time Husky Medalists REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 28 Paige Mackenzie 208-NCAA West Regional Auburn, Wash. Washington National May 11-13, 2006 Paige Mackenzie 211-Pac-10 Championships Oro Valley, Ariz. Oro Valley Country Club April 24-26, 2006 Paige Mackenzie 214 Kent Youel Invitational Oahu, Hawaii Kapolei Golf Course Nov. 4-5, 2003 Elisha Au 221 Rainbow Wahine Classic Oahu, Hawaii Kapolei Golf Course Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2000 Kelli Kamimura 138-Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Calif. Hiddenbrooke CC Feb , 2001 Kelli Kamimura 209 Spartan Invitational Salinas, Calif. Corral de Dierra CC Mar. 5-7, 2001 Kelli Kamimura 213 Northwest Invitational Corvallis, Ore. Trysting Tree Golf Club Oct , 1998 Elisha Au 215 Stanford Intercollegiate Palo Alto, Calif. Stanford Golf Course Oct , 1998 Kelli Kamimura 142 Bay Area Classic Vallejo, Calif. Blue Springs CC Mar. 1-2, 1999 Dodie Mazzuca 150-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Sept , 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 213 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invit. Redmond, Wash. Sahalee CC Oct. 7-9, 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 211 NCAA West Regional Tucson, Ariz. Randolph Park North Course May 8-10, 1997 Angie Pieroni 226-Corvallis, Ore. Oregon State Invitational Trysting Tree Golf Course Apr , 1992 Nancy Kessler 221-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah Hobble Creek Golf Course Sept , 1987 Nancy Kessler 228-Edean Ihlanfeldt Invit. Redmond, Wash. Sahalee CC Oct , 1987 Peggy Lund 235-Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart Golf Course Apr , 1986 Paula Gamble 159-WSU Women s Invit. Pullman, Wash. WSU Golf Course Oct , 1983 Janine Getty 230-Gearhart Invitational Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart CC Apr , 1984 Jane Harris 224-Weber State Invit. Sept , 1983 Janine Getty 160-Oregon State Invit. Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis CC Apr , 1983 Tarie Pharr 218 Oregon State Invit. Corvallis, Ore. Corvallis CC Oct , 1981 Janine Getty 237-Oregon State Invite Corvallis, Ore. Springhill/Tokatee/Corvallis CC Apr , 1982 Susan Sanders 236-Portland Invite Portland, Ore. Colwood, Waverly, Gresham Golf Club Apr. 5-7, 1981 Mary Lou Mulflur 155-U. of British Columbia 1979 Patty Abel 236-Wasington Invitational Seattle, Wash Mary Lou Mulflur 224-BYU Invitational Provo, Utah 1978 Patti Marquis 157-U of British Columbia Dual Vancouver, B.C. Point Grey Golf Course Mar , 1977 Patti Marquis 237-UW Invitational Bellevue, Wash. Glendale CC Apr , 1977 Patti Marquis 228 UW v OU & OSU Portland, Ore. Royal Oaks/Riverside/Colwood CC Apr , 1977 Patti Marquis 229-Northwest Collegiate Invit. Gearhart, Ore. Gearhart CC May 1-3, 1977 Mary Lou Mulflur 225-Daisy Duck Invitational Eugene, Ore. Emerald Valley CC May 16-18, 1977 Paige Mackenzie Kelli Kamimura Elisha Au Tarie Pharr Dodie Mazzuca

29 All-Time Letterwinners RECORDS Julie Bartleson Paola Bellotti Andrea Cordova Louise Friberg Paula Gamble A Abel, Patti 1979 Aoki, Christine 1975, 76 Au, Elisha 1998, 99, 2000, 01 B Bartleson, Julie 1989, 90, 91, 92 Bellotti, Paola 1996, 97, 98, 99 Bickerton, Ashley 2004, 05, 06 Britt, Elizabeth 1985, 86, 87, 88 Burkett, Angie 1993, 94, 95, 96 Burns, Heidi 1989, 90, 91 C Clark, Bianca 2001, 02 Colyer, Alison 1992, 93 Cooper, Mendy 1997, 98, 2000 Cordova, Andrea 1997, 98, 99, 2000 D Drake, Stephanie 1979, 80, 81, 82 E Eliason, Carrie 1988, 89, 90, 91 F Foster, Janice 1976, 77, 78, 79 Friberg, Louise 2000, 01, 02, 03 G Galmanis, Kimberly 1989 Gamble, Paula 1984, 85, 86, 87 Getty, Janine 1981, 82, 83, 84 Gonder, Angie 1991 Grafos, Michelle 2000, 01, 02, 03 H Harris, Jane 1982, 83 Hildreth, Susan 1983, 84, 85, 86 Huizinga, Anne 1992, 93 K Kamimura, Kelli 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Kessler, Nancy 1985, 86, 87, 88 Krieger, Tina 1984, 85, 86, 87 Kurmel, Lee 1992, 93, 94 L Lee, Sung Ea 2003, 04, 05, 06 Liedes, Kerry 1982, 83, 84, 85 Lippitt, Sue 1998 Litton, Janis 1976, 77 Lund, Katherine 1985, 86, 87, 88 M Mackenzie, Page 2002, 04, 05, 06 Maedo, Megan 1994, 95, 96 Marquis, Patricia 1975, 76, 77 Martin, Emily 1994, 95, 96, 97 Martin, Kari 2000 Mazzuca, Dodie 1994, 95, 96, 97 McCracken, Courtney 2004, 05, 06 McCusker, Kellee 1983 McKie, Val 1992, 93 Morgan, Lindsay 2001, 02, 03, 04 Mulflur, Mary Lou 77, 78, 79, 80 O Olexio, Donna 1988, 89, 90, 91 P Peck, Nancy 1980, 81 Pieroni, Angie 1991, 92, 93 Porambo, Lisa 1975, 76, 77 Prange, Amber 2004, 05, 06 S Sanders, Susan 1980, 81 Shin, Kim 2005, 06 Simkins, Sonja 1987 Spiegelberg, Caroline 93, 94, 95, 96 Stapleton, Jennifer 1997, 98, 99 T Thorlakson, Elisabeth 1975, 76, 77 Thompson, Greta 1979 V Vincent, Sheri 1990, 91, 92, 93 W Wang, Amy 2004, 05, 06 Watson, Michelle 1985, 86, 87, 88 Wellman, Janis 1975 Y Yabe, Kim 1995, 96, 98 Yockey, Jennifer 1988, 89, 90, 91 Michelle Grafos Nancy Kessler Emily Martin Caroline Spiegelberg Michelle Watson 29

30 RECORDS Husky Honorees REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON RECORDS 30 Paige Mackenzie finished her Husky career as a three-time All-American and three-time first-team All-Pac-10 selection, in addition to earning four nods to the Pac-10 All-Academic Team and the NCGA All-Scholar Athlete Team. NGCA All-Americans Robin Walton All-American Nancy Kessler All American Dodie Mazzuca All-American Dodie Mazzuca All-American Kelli Kamimura All-American Kelli Kamimura All-American Lindsay Morgan All-American Paige Mackenzie All-American (2nd) Sung Ea Lee All-American (HM) Paige Mackenzie All-American (HM) Paige Mackenzie All-American (1st) All-Pac-10 Conference 1988 Nancy Kessler 1st Team 1995 Dodie Mazzuca 2nd Team 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1997 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1999 Kelli Kamimura 1st Team 2000 Elisha Au 2nd Team 2001 Kelli Kamimura 1st Team 2002 Kelli Kamimura 2nd Team 2002 Louise Friberg 2nd Team 2003 Louise Friberg 1st Team 2003 Lindsay Morgan 2nd Team 2004 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team 2004 Sung Ea Lee 2nd Team 2005 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team 2006 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1988 Mary Lou Mulflur 1999 Mary Lou Mulflur HISTORY COURSES EXPERIENCE NGCA All-Scholar-Athlete Michelle Watson All-Scholar Team Paula Gamble All-Scholar Team Carrie Eliason All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Anne Huizinga All-Scholar Team Val McKie All-Scholar Team Lee Kurmel All-Scholar Team Meg Maedo All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Emily Martin All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Dodie Mazzuca All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Paola Bellotti All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Paige Mackenzie All-Scholar Team Michelle Grafos All-Scholar Team Paige Mackenzie All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team All-Scholar Team Pac-10 All-Academic Team 1992 Angie Pieroni 2nd Team 1993 Val McKie 2nd Team 1993 Angie Pieroni 2nd Team 1994 Lee Kurmel 2nd Team 1995 Emily Martin 2nd Team 1995 Dodie Mazzuca 2nd Team 1996 Emily Martin 1st Team 1996 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1997 Emily Martin 1st Team 1997 Dodie Mazzuca 1st Team 1998 Paola Bellotti 2nd Team 1999 Paola Bellotti 2nd Team 1999 Jennifer Stapleton 2nd Team 2002 Michelle Grafos 1st Team 2002 Lindsay Morgan 2nd Team 2003 Michelle Grafos 1st Team 2003 Paige Mackenzie 2nd Team 2004 Paige Mackenzie 2nd Team 2005 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team 2006 Paige Mackenzie 1st Team 2006 Amber Prange HM 2006 Kim Shin HM

31 Husky Golf Historical Judy Hoetmer Washington s National Champion Before there was a women s varsity golf program at the Univeristy of Washington, the school produced a national champion in the sport. In 1961 Judy Hoetmer won the National Collegiate Golf Championship. A junior at the time, Hoetmer was a member of the University s golf club from 1959 to She was the Pacific Northwest Junior Champion in both 1957 and As a senior at Washington, Hoetmer finished second at the NCGC. In 1988 Hoetmer was inducted into Washington s Hall of Fame. She is one of a handful of inductees who never earned a varsity letter at Washington. The First Huskies - Washington s 1975 Team The first team in UW women s golf history was comprised of eight individuals and coached by Edean Ihlanfeldt. Their schedule included six tournaments, primarily playing against Northwest opponents. The Huskies defeated Oregon on April 22 in their first event led by Patty Marquis 86. Beth Thorlakson and Chris Aoki both received individual invitations to the 1975 AIAW Championships. After opening with back-to-back rounds of 79, Thorlakson advanced to the finals where she shot 82 and 92. The roster for the 1975 team included Aoki, a senior from Redmond; Thorlakson, a junior from Bellevue, Karen Denma, a senior from Monroe; Kathleen Freeman, a junior from Walla Walla, sophomore Janis Litton from Vancover; Marquis, a freshman from Kent; Lisa Porambo, a sophomore from Bothell and Janis Wellman, a freshman from Osburn, Idaho. Huskies Debut at NCAAs in 1995 Following a sixth-place finish at the NCAA West Regional at Arizona, Washington qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time in Played at the Landfall Golf Course in Wilmington, N.C., the Huskies tied Oklahoma for 16th in their inaugural NCAA tournament. Angie Burkett was Washington s top finisher, placing 33rd with a 72-hole score of 14-over 302. Dodie Mazzuca was 55th at 308 while Caroline Spiegelberg was 79th at 315. Meg Maedo shot 317 while Emily Martin posted a score of 319. Arizona State won the tournament by 26 strokes with a score of HISTORY Robin Walton First Husky All-American Robin Walton enjoys the honor of being the first NGCA All-American in the Husky program s history. In she led the team with a 78.3 stroke averge. It was during the postseason she excelled. Playing at the 1978 AIAW National Championships at the Grenelefe Golf and Racquet Club in Cypress Gardens, Fla., Walton helped the Huskies to a 14th place finish by placing eighth in stroke play. She carded rounds of 75, 79, 74 and 74 to top the Husky scoring effort. Kelli Kamimura Repeat All-American Kelli Kamimura became the second Husky to repeat All-America honors. She was selected by the NGCA in 1999 and Kamimura was a three-time All-Pac-10 performer, earned that distinction for the 1999, 2001 and 2002 seasons. She was third at the 2001 Pac-10 Championships and placed 29th that season at the NCAAs, the best showing by a UW golfer at the time. Kamimura led the Huskies in stroke average in 1999 (74.5), which then established a single-season school record. She bettered that mark in 2001 when she posted an an average of The Husky team was the first coached by Mary Lou Mulflur (far right). The squad included (from left) Kerry Leides, Tina Krieger, Susan Hildreth and Paula Gamble. 31

32 REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON 32 HISTORY Dodie Mazzuca Heralded as the best player in Washington women s golf, Dodie Mazzuca was the first Husky to receive first-team All-America honors and compete in three different NCAA Championships. Mazzuca finished her career owning virtually every Washington women s golf record. The 65 she shot in the third round of the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational as a senior was not only a school record but was also the lowest score by a women s golfer in the country for the season. In addition to winning the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Mazzuca claimed two other medals during the season, including a win at the NCAA West Regional to help the Huskies advance to their second NCAA Championships as a team. Mazzuca became the first Husky to lead the team in stroke average for four consecutive seasons, finishing with a school record 75.1 as a senior. Mazzuca was recognized as a first-team All-Pac-10 player as a senior after being named to the second team as a junior. Cal Coach Gets Start at UW Current California head coach Nancy McDaniel (Kessler) was a four-year letterwinner at Washington from She played 109 career rounds for the Dawgs, averaging 79.3 strokes while winning two tournaments and finishing in the top-10 nine times. As a junior, Kessler played in the No. 1 position, again competing in all of Washington s competitive rounds while averaging 79.2 strokes. She had two top-10 finishes, including a second place at the Utah-Dixie Classic where she shot a four-over 223. The season was Kessler s most productive as she won two tournaments including UW s own Edean Ihlanfeldt. Kessler also won the BYU Invitational, where she shot an opening-round 69, her career low. For the year, Kessler finished in the top 10 in seven of 10 events. Greggain Finishes 44th at 2004 U.S. Open Former Washington women s golfer Jennifer (Stapleton) Greggain shot 77 during the final round of the 2004 U.S. Open at The Orchards to place 44th overall. Greggain completed the 72- hole event at 9-over 293. A resident of Canada, Greggain turned in rounds of 73, 71 and 72 during the first three rounds of play. Greggain lettered at Washington from She earned second-team All-Pac-10 honors as a senior. Husky Golf Historical EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS Hosting the 2002 NCAA Championships For the first time in the program s history, Washington was the host institution for the NCAA Championships in The tournament was staged at Washington National Golf Club in Auburn. Washington finished 20th at the event behind the play of freshman Paige Mackenzie who completed the tournament in 25th place, the best showing ever by a Husky at the NCAAs. Duke won the championship behind the play of medalist Virada Nirapathpongporn who shot 9-under 279. The 2006 Husky women matched a school record finish by placing sixth at the NCAA Championships hosted by Ohio State. Paige Mackenzie - Most Decorated Husky Paige Mackenzie, who wrapped up her storied career in 2006, is arguably the most decorated player in UW women s golf history. Mackenzie capped her Husky tenure with the best postseason run in school history last spring. She won both the 2006 Pac-10 and NCAA West Regional individual titles before going on to place eighth at the NCAA Championships - the best NCAA individual finish in UW history. It was quite a fitting end for Mackenzie who left the program as a three-time NGCA All-American, a threetime first-team All-Pac-10 selection, a three-time NGCA All-Scholar Athlete and a four-time Pac-10 All-Academic honoree. She played 139 career rounds, the most in UW history and ranks first on the all-time list for top-10 finishes with 22. Her 2006 stroke average of broke her own UW single-season record of 73.7 set in 2005 after previously setting the record in 2004 (74.1). Mackenzie finished her senior year ranked as the No. 1 amateur in the nation by Golfweek and was one of eight women selected to represent the U.S. at the 2006 Curtis Cup. She made her professional debut at the Wendy s Championship for Children in Dublin, Ohio on Aug, 24, 2006 and continues to play professionally.

33 Washington National Golf Club When Washington National Golf Club opened in August of 2000, it became the new home for the Husky Golf team. Thanks to a sponsorship agreement between Washington National and the University, the course features a distinctive Husky brand, from the golf carts, to flag sticks, to its company logo. University faculty, staff and students are entitled to special discounted fees at Washington National. Five sets of tees (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior and Husky) stretch the course from 5,117 yards to 7,304 yards. The course was selected for the site of the 2002 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships and the 2003 NCAA Division I Men s Golf Regionals, and hosted the 2006 Division I Women s Regionals last spring. The Husky Golf Practice Facility, located on the back of the driving range at Washington National, is a major reason for the success of Washington s men s and women s golf programs. The facility is dedicated exclusively for the use of the two teams, allowing them to practice independently and participate in team activities that aren t possible at other facilities. This allows the Husky coaches to create appropriate playing The 1st Tee COURSES conditions in preparation for upcoming events and allows them to work on specific skills. The range tee at the practice facility is 70 yards wide and 35 yards deep. There are numerous target greens, all of which are shaped like real greens and seeded with the same bent grass as the greens on the course. With the size of the tee and the location of these greens the teams can practice at any yardage with their wedges. The facility also features two large greens used for putting, chipping, and bunker play. They are well-conditioned and excellent for practicing the short game. In case of an occasional rain, the facility has a movable cover that up to five golfers can practice under. This allows the Huskies to hit off of real grass and be dry no matter what the weather. When the weather is nice, Husky golfers enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier. Truly a one-of-a kind resource, the Husky Golf Practice Facility at Washington National provides Husky golfers with the preparation they need to succeed at the highest levels of collegiate golf. The 17th Green 33 Playing underneath the cover

34 COURSES Washington s Home Courses REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS 2007 SEASON RECORDS 34 Broadmoor Golf Club Seattle, Wash. Yardage: 6,131 Par: 70 Sahalee Country Club Sammamish, Wash. Holes: 27 (Site of 1998 PGA Championship) South/North Yardage: 6,955 Par: 72 North/East Yardage: 6,931 Par: 72 East/South Yardage: 6,952 Par: 72 HISTORY COURSES Tacoma Country And Golf Club Tacoma, Wash. Yardage: 6,590 Par: 72 EXPERIENCE The Members Club At Aldarra Fall City, Wash. Yardage: 6,885 Par: 72

35 Notable Husky Alumni THE HUSKY EXPERIENCE Top Row: Bruce Lee, Richard Karn, Gregory Pappy Boyington, Patrick Duffy, Dawn Wells (far right) Middle Row: Joel McHale, Bob Sapp, Bonnie Dunbar & Michael Anderson, Ann Rule Bottom Row: Kyle MacLachlan, Anna Faris, Kenny G Gorelick, Andrew Brimmer, Richard Gordon, Karsten Solheim Fran Bigelow 65, Founder, Fran s Chocolates Gregory Pappy Boyington 34, WWII Fighter Ace, Medal of Honor Andrew Brimmer 50, 51, First African- American member of Federal Reserve Board of Governors Mark Brunell 93, NFL Quarterback Dyan Cannon 72, Actress Edward E. Carlson 32, CEO, United Airlines Dale Chihuly 65, Artist Beverly Cleary 39, Author Charles Cross 81, Rock critic, author Norm Dicks 63, U.S. House of Representatives Patrick Duffy 71, Actor, Dallas, Step by Step Bonnie Dunbar 71, Astronaut James Edwards 70, Longtime NBA Center Dan Evans 48, Washington Gov. and U.S. Senator John Fabain 74, Astronaut Anna Faris, Actress Scary Movie, Lost in Translation Thomas Foley 51 & 57, Former Speaker of the House Booth Gardner 58, Former Governor of Washington Richard Gordon, Astronaut, Apollo 12 Kenny G Gorelick 78, Jazz Musician David Guterson 78 & 82, Author Snow Falling on Cedars Don Heinrich 63, NFL Quarterback William B. Hutchinson 32, Surgeon and founder of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Richard Karn 79, Actor, Home Improvement Kitty Kelly, 64, Author Hank Ketcham, Cartoonist, Dennis the Menace Jim Lambright 65, Former UW Head Football Coach Bruce Lee, Actor, martial arts legend Kyle MacLachlan 82, Actor Twin Peaks, Sex & The City Hugh McElhenny 52, NFL Hall of Famer Joel McHale, 95, Actor and TV host of E! s The Soup Warren Moon 78, NFL Hall of Famer Pamela Reed 75, Actress, Kindergarten Cop, The Right Stuff Bob Sapp 97, Actor and martial arts superstar Detlef Schrempf 88, Former NBA All-Star Sonny Sixkiller 74, TV Commentator Karsten Solheim, Inventor of rabbit ears antenna for TV, owner Ping Golf Clubs Julia Sweeney, Actress, Saturday Night Live Kim Thayil 85, Lead Guitarist, Soundgarden Robb Weller 72, Actor, TV Host Dawn Wells 60, Actress, Gilligan s Island Rainn Wilson 90, Actor, The Office 35

36 2007 SEASON THE HUSKY EXPERIENCE The last decade or so has been the most successful stretch ever in Washington athletics history as each of the 23 programs in the department have fielded successful teams and many have reached the highest points in their teams history. In , the UW finished in the top 20 for the fifth time in six years in the Director s Cup Standings, a ranking that judges an athletic department s overall success. Here s a look at the recent success of the University of Washington teams. Washington Athletics Highlights REVIEW COACHES PLAYERS EXPERIENCE COURSES HISTORY RECORDS 36 Five National Championships in , including team titles in women s volleyball, IRA Championships for men s crew in the Freshman Eight and Open Four boats, and individual track and field titles for Amy Lia in the 1,500-meters and Ryan Brown in the 800-meters. Women s volleyball team won first team title in school history and consecutive Pac-10 Championships in 2004 and ranked No. 1 much of made 2004, 2005, and 2006 Final Four NCAA Women s Volleyball Tournament quarterfinalists NCAA round of 16 and 1996 participant... made NCAA tourney second round in Volleyball coach Jim McLaughlin named national Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2005 Pac-10 Coach of the Year for the third time in four seasons. Four All-Americans on Husky volleyball squad, including Courtney Thompson, who also became the first Husky in any sport to win the Honda Award, given to the top women athletes in 12 NCAA-sanctioned sports. 1997, 1998 and 2001 NCAA Women s Crew national champions and runner-up in 1999, 2000, has finished in the top 10 in all 10 NCAA championships ever. Softball team advanced to College World Series in seven of last 12 seasons and to the regionals in 14 in a row; finished as national runner-up in 1996 and and 2000 Pacific-10 Conference softball champions. Men s and Women s Soccer both won Pac-10 Championship in NCAA Men s Soccer Tournament in nine of the last 11 seasons; NCAA No. 1 seed in NCAA Women s Soccer Tournament in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2003, Pac-10 player of the Year in 2001, 2003 and NCAA Elite Eight in , 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2006 NCAA Men s Tennis Round of 16 and second round in 2004; NCAA team participant in each of last 12 seasons; NCAA individual semifinalist in 1998 and NCAA Women s Tennis Regional participant in nine of the last 10 seasons; NCAA Round of Eight in 2001 and 2004; 11 individual All-Americans in last seven seasons. Men s and Women s Tennis both ranked in top 25 the last six years Men s Intercollegiate Rowing Association national champions and 1998 runner-up. Freshmen national champions in 2001 and 2002, varsity four champs in 2002, 2004 and 2005 and junior varsity eight champions in 2004 and Men s golf finished third at 2005 NCAA Championships (highest ever) and had the national individiual champion in NCAA Men s Golf Championships participant the last seven seasons... 4th in NCAA in 2001, 11th in 2002, sixth in 2004, ninth in Women s Golf finished sixth at 2006 NCAA Championships and had the Pac-10 medalist and NCAA West Regional champion. NCAA Women s Golf Championships participant each of last nine years; 16th Washington won the 2005 NCAA Championship in women s volleyball. in the nation in 2001, 20th in 2002, sixth in 2004, 14th in 2005 and sixth in NCAA Gymnastics Regional champions; 1997 & 1998 NCAA team championships... gymnasts have competed in postseason 24 of last 25 seasons. Consecutive NCAA Sweet 16 appearances for Men s Basketball in 2005 and No. 1 seed in NCAA Men s Basketball Tournament NCAA Men s Tournament Sweet 16 and 1999 tournament appearance... second-place finish in Pac-10 in 2004, when team made NCAA tournament... won 2005 Pac-10 Tournament championship. NCAA Women s Basketball Championship participant, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003 and Women s Basketball reached NCAA elite eight in & 1998 Baseball Pac-10 champions... seven NCAA regional trips in last 13 years... made it to regional championship game five times since until 2005, only team from the Northwest to make NCAAs since Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year and Freshman of the Year in Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year and Golden Spikes Award Winner in NCAA Women s Cross Country Championships: 23rd in 2004, 19th in 2003, 13th in 1999, 9th in 1998 and 14th in women have made NCAAs eight of last nine seasons. NCAA Men s Cross Country West Regional Championships, 1998 through th at NCAA nationals in Track & Field has produced at least one NCAA Champion for four straight years All-America honors in 2006 and 16 in men s team was 22nd, while women s team was 20th at NCAA Championships in Indoor Track: UW men won MPSF Indoor Conference title in Greg Metcalf was named MPSF Coach of the Year... men s team 19th at NCAA Indoor Championships... nine combined men s and women s indoor All-Americans. Huskies have won five NCAA track titles in last four years, including Ryan Brown (800m) and Amy Lia (1500m) in 2006, Kate Soma (PV) in 2005, and Brad Walker (PV) in 2003 and Walker is world s No. 1-ranked men s vaulter, while assistant coach Aretha Thurmond is a three-time U.S. discus champ. Husky Football team finished 11-1 and won the Pac-10 in 2000 before winning the 2001 Rose Bowl and finishing No. 3 in the final national rankings. Football team has appeared in a bowl game eight of the last 11 years. Women s swim team finished best-ever 19th at 2003 NCAAs... men finish 25th at 2004 NCAA Tournament, their best finish since Both men s and women s swim teams set school records for wins in

37 Excellence in Coaching Baseball Ken Knutson Three-time Pac-10 North Coach of the Year ( )... Led UW to Pac-10 Conference titles in 1997 & NCAA appearances in six of last 13 seasons... Has had 64 players go professional. Men s Basketball Lorenzo Romar Led his alma mater to NCAA tournaments in 2004, 2005 and No. 1 seed in 2005 tourney Pac-10 coach of the year... Led UW to Pac-10 tournament title in Lettered for UW Women s Basketball June Daugherty Assistant Coach at U.S. Olympic Festival in First-team All-American selection as a player in led UW to Pac-10 title and NCAA Elite Eight in also NCAAs in 1997, 1998, 2003 and Men s Crew Bob Ernst Head Coach U.S. National Team ( )... Coach of 1984 Gold Medalist U.S. Team... Coached UW women to six national titles... Led men to 1997 national title time Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Women s CREW Eleanor McElvaine Named women s crew coach in summer, member of Husky Hall of Fame as a rower... coached 2001 U.S. Junior women to world championship... coached four UW varsity 4s to NCAA titles. THE HUSKY EXPERIENCE FOOTBALL Tyrone Willingham Named the Husky coach in Dec., while at Stanford, was a two-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1997 and National Coach of the Year and Sporting News Sportsman of the Year in Women s Golf Mary Lou Mulflur Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1988 and Played in the U.S. Open in both 1979 and NCAA Tournaments in 1995 and 1997 through has coached 23 All-Scholar- Athlete team members. Men s Golf Matt Thurmond Led Huskies to 6th place at 2004 NCAAs and 3rd in Won Pac-10 Coach of the Year in won 2005 Pac-10 title and coached NCAA individual champ in Coached UW to regional title in 02. Gymnastics Joanne Bowers Named UW head coach in June of while an assistant at Michigan coached 13 All-Americans... a four-time letterwinner and two-time captain as a player at James Madison. Men s Soccer Dean Wurzberger Head Coach for U.S. Under- 16 National Team in MPSF and 2004 Pac- 10 Coach of the Year... Led UW to MPSF title in NCAAs in 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 and Women s Soccer Lesle Gallimore National Coach of the Year in West Region Coach of the Year... Entered Cal Hall of Fame in NCAA appearances in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003 & NCAA Elite Eight in SoFTBALL Heather Tarr Former Husky player who took over the Washington program in July of was an assistant at Pacific for six years... an All-Pac- 10 as a Husky in 1996 and a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection. SWIMMING Whitney Hite Named UW head coach in September of Was an assistant with the California women helping the Golden Bears to three top-8 national finishes... Won three NCAA women s titles as assistant with Georgia. Men s Tennis Matt Anger Led UW to Sweet 16 appearances in , 2005 and Led UW to NCAAs in each of the last 12 years... Highest national ranking No. 6 in won 2005 Pac-10 team title. women s Tennis Jill Hultquist Former UW asst. named head coach in Aug national assistant coach of the year... played on WTA pro tour from , ranking as high as No. 6 in the world in doubles... four-time All-American. Track & Field Greg Metcalf The 2006 MPSF Coach of the Year... Led the men s indoor track team to the 2006 MPSF Championship... Has coached two NCAA Champions and 42 All- Americans as head coach. Volleyball Jim McLaughlin Coached volleyball lto first NCAA title in National Coach of the Year... Three-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year (2002, 04, 05)... Led UW to 2004 NCAA Final Four and Pac-10 title... won men s NCAA title in 1990 at USC. 37