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1 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 Director of Olympic Sports... Karen Baebler Athletic Trainer... Pat Jenkins Media Relations Director... TBA Media Relations Phone... (206) Media Relations Fax... (206) Home Courses... Broadmoor Country Club... Sahalee Golf and Country Club... Tacoma Country & Golf Club...Washington National Golf Club Conference...Pac Pac-10 Finish... 6th 2005 NCAA East Regional Finish... 8th 2005 NCAA Championship Finish...14th Total NCAA Appearances... 7 Best NCAA Finish... 6th, 2004 Letterwinners Lost... 0 Letterwinners Returning... 7 COACHING STAFF Head Women s Coach... Mary Lou Mulflur Alma Mater...Washington, 1980 Office Number Year at Washington... 23rd Assistant Coach...Joe Thiel Year at Washington... First Credits: The 2006 Washington Golf Guide was written and edited by Noah Cohan and Jim Daves. Layout and design done in-house on desktop publishing applications by Jonathan Soriano and Cohan. Cover design work by Soriano. Printing by the University of Washington Publications Services (Judy Robertson). Photography by David Gonzales, Jim Daves, Joanie Komura and Bruce Terami. On the cover: Two time All-American Paige Mackenzie, the the nation s top-ranked player entering the 2006 spring season, according to Golfweek magazine. TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents Outlook Schedule Roster...3 Husky Profiles Sung Ea Lee Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton...8 Courtney McCracken...9 Amber Prange...10 Amy Wang...11 Kim Shin...12 Molly Boyle...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 Home Courses...31 Husky Golf Historical Washington National Golf Club

2 O U T L O O K D E E P, H U N G R Y H U S K I E S H O P E T O F E A S T I N When a team spends an entire season ranked in the Golfweek Top 10, finishes 14th at the NCAA Championships and leaves disappointed, you know you re dealing with an elite program. When that program s two-time All-American records the school s first ever top 10 NCAA finish and feels as though she should have done better, you know you have a determined squad. Take that elite program and bring back the same determined squad for another shot at the title, and you ve got the 2006 Washington women s golf team. Head Coach Mary Lou Mulflur knows that for her team to improve, she ll need her younger players to follow the example set by senior Paige Mackenzie, the aforementioned All-American and 2005 NCAA 10th-place finisher. She brings a lot to the table, Mulflur says. A lot of young people are good athletes, but they don t have the rest. Paige has it all. I ve told more than one member of my team, If I were you, I would follow her around like a little lost puppy dog, and do everything that she does. She s so successful in everything she takes on. And it s not a secret how she does it. She s very efficient in how she practices, how she studies and how she approaches things. She works very hard. Mackenzie made the most of that hard work over the summer, following up her NCAA performance by finishing first at the U.S. Open qualifier in Denver and then placing second at the Colorado Open. She completed her two-week stay in Colorado by placing 13th at the U.S. Women s Open, third-highest among amateurs at the event. Mackenzie was the runner-up at the Pacific Northwest Golf Association s Amateur Championship before winning the Women s Trans National Golf Association championship at the Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club in Southern Pines, N.C. She also advanced to the semifinals of the 103rd North and South Women s Amateur Championship. Mackenzie continued to excel in the fall, placing second individually while Two-time All-American Paige Mackenzie finished the 2005 fall season ranked No. 1 by Golfweek Magazine Final Golfweek Standings 1. Duke UCLA Auburn Pepperdine Arizona State Georgia Oklahoma State Ohio State Tennessee Washington Washington Spring Schedule Date Event Course Location helping Washington to a second place finish at the Topy Cup in Fukushima, Japan. She followed that up by placing fourth at the Stanford Intercollegiate, and finished the fall with a team-best stroke average. She was named the Pacific Northwest Golf Association s 2005 Women s Golfer of the Year and enters the spring season as the nation s top-rated women s golfer, according to Golfweek magazine. Fellow senior Sung Ea Lee should also play a vital role in the Huskies success. An honorable mention All-American in 2004, Lee finished second at the 2005 Washington State Amateur, and advanced to match play at the 2005 U.S. Public Links Championship. Though she had some difficulty during the fall season, Mulflur expects her to return to form. Sung had a disappointing fall, by her own admission, Mulflur says. So now it s a matter of learning from that experience and just playing the game without worrying about consequences and outcomes. She s got a tremendous amount of talent, a great feel for the game and I m confident that she ll play well for us this spring. J u n i o r A m b e r P r a n g e w a s Washington s second-best finisher at the 2005 NCAA Championships, placing 16th. She was named an honorable mention All- Pac-10 pick, and advanced to the Round of 32 at the 2005 Western Amateur. Prange s best finish of the fall came at the Topy Cup, where she finished second on the team. Her stroke average was third-best on the squad. Junior Courtney McCracken was also a solid contributor for Washington in the fall, leading the way for Washington at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational and finishing the season with a stroke average, second-best on the team. Her summer was highlighted by a quarterfinal finish at the Western Amateur. A m b e r a n d C o u r t n ey b o t h really stepped up in the fall, Mulflur remarks. Amber has an unbelievable Feb Regional Challenge Palos Verdes Los Angeles, CA Feb Arizona Invitational Arizona National Tucson, AZ March 6-8 Collegiate Invitational Guadalajara Guadalajara, Mexico March Georgia Invitational University Athens, GA March 31-April 2 Sun Devil Invitational Karsten Tempe, AZ April Pac-10 Championships Oro Valley Tucson, AZ May NCAA West Regional Washington National Auburn, WA May NCAA Championships Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, OH 2

3 O U T L O O K D E E P, H U N G R Y H U S K I E S H O P E T O F E A S T I N Washington Roster Player Class Ht. Exp. Hometown High School Ashley Bickerton Junior 5-9 2V Ottawa, Ontario, CA Ashbury Prep Molly Boyle Freshman 5-3 HS Portland, OR Jesuit Sung Ea Lee Senior 5-5 3V Tacoma, WA Clover Park Paige Mackenzie Senior 5-7 3V Yakima, WA Eisenhower Courtney McCracken Junior 5-5 2V Eagle, Idaho Eagle Amber Prange Junior 5-6 2V Noblesville, IN Noblesville Kim Shin Sophomore 5-5 1V Mountlake Terrace, WA Shorewood Amy Wang Junior 5-4 2V Kirkland, WA Lake Washington Head Coach: Mary Lou Mulflur, 23rd year (Washington 80) Assistant Coach: Joe Thiel, 1st year competitiveness in her that really helps her get the most out of her game. Courtney is somebody who s really emerging as a leader. She s starting to become a little more vocal about how she feels about things. She s coming into her own, and she s just going to continue to get better for us. Mulflur also expects contributions from other squad members. Our other two juniors, Ashley Bickerton and Amy Wang, didn t play a lot for us this fall, but they re very talented, Mulflur says. That is where the depth of our squad comes in. I m glad to have the players who aren t in the lineup all the time, who are constantly pushing the players that are in the lineup. Sophomore Kim Shin rounds out the Husky squad, as freshman Molly Boyle will redshirt. Sung Ea Lee After that, should the Huskies advance, will come the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio. After last year s disappointment, the goal will be clear. Obviously our goal is to win a national championship and we know we have the talent to do that, Mulflur says. None of the players, Paige included, was satisfied with the way we played at the end of last year, and the way we played this fall. So we have to step it up and I am confident that we will. Amber Prange Kim has a ton of talent, Mulflur says. I think she sometimes puts too much pressure on herself. She needs to learn not to get so worked up about it internally. Even though she has this really calm exterior, you can tell she s churning inside. She needs to be comfortable with what she s doing at that moment. Another important player for the Huskies this season will be their home course, Washington National, which will host the 2006 NCAA West Regional. After traveling across the country to play in the East Regional in 2005, Mulflur is appreciative of the chance to play on a familiar course at such a crucial time. Last year was really hard, she says. When you get sent three time zones away and the players are in the middle of midterms it makes things difficult. So just to know that all we have to do is get in the van and drive to Washington National we re all very excited about that. Being comfortable and knowing the course will be great. Courtney McCracken 3

4 S U N G E A L E E S E N I O R T A C O M A, W A * One of two seniors on the Husky roster * Has 11 top-10 finishes in her career to rank fifth on all-time list * Was second at 2005 Washington State Amateur * Advanced to match play at 2005 U.S. Public Links Championship * Advanced to match play at 2004 U.S. Public Links * Has played over 100 collegiate rounds, the second highest total on the team * Majoring in American Ethnic Studies 2005 (Senior - Fall) * Played in three events * Was s second place finisher at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Junior) * Earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors * Placed 78th at NCAA Championships and was s No. 3 finisher * Was 77th at East Regional with a 25-over 235 * Played in all 12 events and posted a scoring average that ranked third on the team * Tied single-season record with 36 rounds played * Was s top finisher at the Las Vegas Collegiate, placing second * Las Vegas Collegiate tied as her best finish as a collegiate * Posted a 67 during the final round of the Stanford Intercollegiate, her best round as a collegiate * Her 67 at Stanford tied as the best gross score for a single round by a Husky during the season * Her 212 at Stanford was her best tournament score * Her 4-under 68 at Las Vegas was best round against par by a Husky (Sophomore) * An honorable mention All-America pick and a second-team All-Pac-10 selection * Was second on the team with a stroke average * Had five top-10 finishes * Shot 15-over 303 to place 69th at first NCAA Championships and help to a sixth-place finish * Her stroke average ranked as the sixth best in Husky history * Ranked 35th in Golfweek s May 9 final standings * One of two Huskies to play all 11 events during the season * Shot 5-over 221 at the NCAA West Regional Championship to tie for 15th * Was s top finisher in three tournaments, including the Pac- 10 Championship where she placed 10th overall * Shot 1-under 215 at the Stanford Intercollegiate to help Washington set a new team tournament scoring mark * That was the best tournament score in her career * Shot 70 in the 1st & 3rd rounds, the best single-round scores in her career * Was ranked ninth by Golfstat in par three scoring (Freshman) * An honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection * Posted three straight top-10 finishes at the end of the season * Was 10th at NCAA West Regional, shooting top score (220) of the season * Her 10th-place at the regional was the fifth best by a Husky at the event * Was 2nd at the California Collegiate, her best showing tournament finish * Was eighth at the Pac-10 Championships, shooting 7-over 223 * Best 18-hole score was a 71 in the 1st round of the Pac-10s * One of four players to appear in all 11 tournaments during the year * Was the Huskies top scorer in three events Clover Park High School/Junior Golf * Was the WIAA state champion in 2001 after being the runnerup in 2000 * The WJGA state champ in 2001 * U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier in 2000 * Voted the Tacoma Athletics Commission Athlete of the Year * The PCL District champion all four years at Clover Park * Runner up at the 2001 PGA Junior Series Championship at Indian Summer 4

5 Lee s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg Low Totals Career Best Finish: 2nd, California Collegiate, April 12-13, 2003 & Las Vegas Collegiate, Nov. 1-3, 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 11 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 212, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2004 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 17, 2004 Lee s Tournament Results /6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate E /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 /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational E /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /2-4 ASU Ping Invit /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championship /8 NCAA West Regional /18-21 NCAA Championships * Member of the WJGA Team Washington and Team USA in 2000 and 2002 * Played tennis in high school * Father, Lee Dai Won, owns a construction company * Has a younger sister and two younger brothers /26-28 McGuire Invitational /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /18-20 Stanford Intercollegiate /18-19 Bay Area Classic /24-26 Arizona Invitational /4-5 Spartan Invitational /24-26 UCLA Invitational /4-6 ASU Ping Invitational /12-13 California Collegiate /22-24 Pac-10 Championships /8-10 NCAA West Regionals

6 PA I G E M A C K E N Z I E S E N I O R YA K I M A, WA * One of the top candidates for the 2006 Curtis Cup team * Ranked the No. 2 amateur in the nation by Golfweek entering her senior season * Preseason All-American by Golfweek and GolfWorld * Most experienced player on the team with over 110 collegiate rounds * Ranks second on s all-time list with 18 top-10 finishes * Only member of team to win a collegiate event * Owns single-season stroke average record (73.7) set in 2005 after previously setting the record in 2004 (74.1) * Granted a medical redshirt for the season after being sidelined for nine months with a back injury * Older brother, Brock, was a two-time first-team All-American for men s team * Finished 13th at the 2005 U.S. Women s Open * Finish exempted her into the 2006 U.S. Women s Open * Won the 2005 Trans National Championship by defeating Duke s Elizabeth Janangelo 9 and 8 in the 36-hole final * Also won the stroke play competition at the Trans Am * Reached semifinals of 2005 North and South * Reached second round of match play at 2005 U.S. Amateur * Won U.S. Open qualifer in Denver * Runner-up at the 2005 Pacific Northwest Amateur * Placed second at the Colorado Open 2005 (Senior - Fall) * Named a preseason first-team All-American as Golfweek s No. 2 ranked collegiate player * Ranked second in GolfWorld s preseason rankings * One of two female players picked to represent the U.S. in The Spirit International Amateur Championships * Played in two events, leading finishers in both * Placed second overall at the Topy Cup in Fukushima, Japan, carding a one-under 215 * Placed fourth in the field at the Stanford Intercollegiate, tying her personal best with a three-under 210 * Posted three 68s during the fall (first and third rounds at Topy Cup, second round at Stanford Intercollegiate) * Finished the fall with a scoring average * Ranked No. 1 by Golfweek at the end of the fall season (Junior) * An honorable mention All-American * Finished 10th at NCAA Championships, the first player to post a top-10 showing * Named to the first-team All-Pac-10 team * Competed in all 12 events * Was 38th at East Regional at 17-over 227 * Led Washington in scoring in six of 12 tournaments and was second in four of the other five events * Topped the team with a stroke average of 73.7 * Tied single-season record with 36 rounds played * Led the team in top-10 finishes (six), rounds in the 60s (four), under-par rounds (four) * Equaled her best 18-hole score with a 3-under 67 at Stanford, tying the best opening-round score in history * Tied her best tournament score with a 210 at the Stanford Intercollegiate that was one shot off school record * Top finish was second-place showing at California Collegiate * First-team selection to Pac-10 s All-Academic team 6

7 (Sophomore) * Named an NGCA second-team All-American * Shot even par 288 to finish 11th at the NCAA Championships, her second top-25 finish at the NCAAs after placing 25th in 2002 * Finished strong by posted a 69 and 68 during the final two rounds * Earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors this year * Led the team with a stroke average that ranks first on s all-time single-season list * Ranked 22nd in Golfweek and 23rd in the Golfstat Cup final rankings * Was seventh at NCAA West Reigional, shooting career-best 67 during the final round of play, the lowest score ever recorded by a Husky in postseason competition * Was Washington s top finisher in all three fall tournaments and three times in the spring * Recorded her first career win at the Kent Youel Invitational * Shot 2-under 214 to take medalist honors * Carded the best tournament score in her career with 6-under 210 to place third at the Stanford Intercollegiate * Had six top-10 finishes raising her career total to 10 * Posted the Huskies top 3 tourney scores and 5 best singleround scores (Redshirt Season) * Led the Huskies in scoring with a stroke average of 73.8 * s top finisher at the McGuire Invitational with a 3rd-place showing * Had a top-10 finish at the Stanford Invitational (Freshman) * Named to the NGCA All-Scholar-Athlete team * Honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection * Competed in all 12 tournaments for the Huskies * Was one of s top three scorers in 10 events * Led at the NCAAs with a 25th-place finish that ranks as the best performance ever by a Husky at the NCAAs * Was the sixth highest finisher among Pac-10 competitors at the NCAAs * Was the Huskies top finisher at the PING/ASU Invitational (224) and tied Kelli Kamimura for 23rd in the rain-shortened Fall Preview (150) during her first collegiate tourney * Top tournament finish was the Peg Barnard California Collegiate where he was fourth overall at 3-over 147 * Was seventh at Oregon s Duck Invitational (223) * Her 4-over 220 at the Stanford Intercollegiate helped to set a 54-hole scoring record (874), that was also her low 54-hole total for the year * Low round of the year was a 69 she shot at ASU Invitational Eisenhower High School/Junior Golf * A first-team All-Big-9 selection all four seasons at Eisenhower * In 1999 she received the Joan Teats Inspirational Award, named after the founder of Washington Junior Golf * Posted five top-10 finishes in national tournaments, claiming one championship * Competed at U.S. Women s Amateur Championships in 1999 * A National Honor Society member with a 3.97 grade point average * Won the Washington Scholar Award * Named the 2000 Girl Golfer of the Year for both the Washington Junior Golf Association and the Pacific Northwest Golf Association * Was the medalist at the 2002 TransNational * Lettered in basketball * Daughter of Hugh and Caren Mackenzie * Father swam at Washington State * Uncle, Stewart, played golf at Oregon Mackenzie s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Total Career Best Finish: 1st, Kent Youel Invitational, Nov. 4-5, 2003 Career Top-10 Finishes: 19 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 210, Stanford Intercollegiate - three times: Oct , 2003, Oct , 2004, and Oct , 2005 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 67, NCAA West Regional, May 8, 2004 & Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 15, 2004 Mackenzie s Tournament Results /6-8 Topy Cup /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /20-22 Fall Preview /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate E /1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate /7-9 Regional Challenge /8-9 Spartan Invitational /21-22 Duck Invitational /1-3 PING/ASU Invitational E /9-10 California Collegiate /18-20 Pac-10 Championship /6-7 NCAA East Regional /17-20 NCAA Championships /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /16-17 Bay Area Classic /3-4 Spartan Invitational /12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /9-10 Peg Barnard Collegiate /19-21 Pac-10 Championships /8 NCAA West Regionals /21 NCAA Championships E /26-28 McGuire Invitational /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /18-20 Stanford Intercollegiate /24-26 Fall Preview /8-10 Northwest Invitational /19-21 Stanford Intercollegiate /17-18 Lady Aztec Invitational /25-26 Arizona Invitational /4-6 Spartan Invitational /28-29 Duck Invitational /5-7 ASU PING Invitational /13-14 Barnard Collegiate /22-24 Pac-10 Championships /9-11 NCAA West Regionals /21-24 NCAA Championships

8 A S H L E Y B I C K E R T O N J U N I O R O T T A W A, C A N A D A * Two-time letterwinner * 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 2005 (Junior - Fall) * Competed as an individual at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Sophomore) * Second-team selection to Pac-10 s All-Academic team * Appeared in five tournaments * Best finish was Fall Preview where she was 28th at 7-over 220 * Was 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 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. * Has an older brother Jason * Related to Randy Robitaille of the NHL s Minnesota Wild (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 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 s number-three finisher at the regional, shooting 13- over 229 to place 45th * Best tournament was 5-over 216 at Stanford Intercollegiate * Was s number-two scorer at Ihlanfeldt Invitational in her collegiate debut 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 /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA * Competed as Individual /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 /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

9 C O U R T N E Y M C C R A C K E N J U N I O R E A G L E, I D * Two-time letterwinner * Reached quarterfinals of 2005 Western Amateur * Improved her stroke average by five shots per round between freshman and sophomore campaigns * Finished 24th at 2004 Oregon Open, the third best of any amateur * Placed 10th at 2004 Idaho State Amateur * Majoring in political science 2005 (Junior - Fall) * Played in three fall events, posting a stroke average * Placed 12th at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, leading with a 10-over 226 * Best single round was a 72 in round three at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Sophomore) * Competed at the NCAA Championships for the first time * Played in seven tournaments including the East Regional * Was s No. 2 finisher at the East Regional shooting 15-over 225 to place 33rd. * Tourney score was best gross score for 54-hole tournament * Equaled her best single-round score with a 71 on final day at regional * Placed ninth at Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational competing as an individual * That marked her first top-10 finish as a collegiate * Had recorded career bests for tournament score (227) and single-round (71) at Ihlanfeldt * Was s No. 3 finisher at the California Collegiate * Finished 31st at Pac-10 Championships 2003 (Freshman) * Played in five tournaments, twice as a scoring player * Best performance was the Spartan Invitational where she shot 238 * Carded her best 18-hole score at that event with a 76 during the second round of the Spartan Invitational Eagle High School/Junior Golf * Won 5A state title as a junior and senior * Was a three-time district champion and a three-time Southern Idaho Conference medalist * Won the 2003 Idaho Amateur Championship * Daughter of Dana and Dennis McCracken * Has a younger brother, Connor McCracken s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Total Career Best Finish: 9th, Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 4-6, 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 1 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 225, NCAA East Regional, May 6-7, 2005 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 71, NCAA East Regional, May 7, 2005 & Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational, Oct. 45, 2004 McCracken s Tournament Results /6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA 10/15-17 Stanford Intercollegiate /21-22 Duck Invitational /9-10 California Collegiate /18-20 Pac-10 Championship /6-7 NCAA East Regional /17-20 NCAA Championships * Competed as Individual /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * na 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational * na 3/3-4 Spartan Invitational /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /19-21 Pac-10 Championships * na * Competed as Individual 9

10 A M B E R P R A N G E J U N I O R N O B L E S V I L L E, I N * Has five top-10 finishes in her 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 * Plans on majoring in communications and marketing (Junior - Fall) * Played in three fall events, posting a stroke average * Finished seventh overall at the Topy Cup with an eight-over 224 * Best single round was a 72 at the Topy Cup (Sophomore) * Was 16th at NCAA Championships with 12-over 296 * Figured as No. 2 scorer for at NCAAs * Huskies top finisher in last two tournaments entering NCAA Championships * Led at East Regional with 11-over 221 to place 19th * Paced Huskies at Pac-10s with ninth-place effort * Named an honorable mention selection to the All-Pac-10 team * Played in 11 of 12 tournaments * Was 15th at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational, placing second for (Freshman) * One of two freshmen to compete at the NCAAs for the Huskies, placing 93rd after shooting 308, including a 72 during the second round * Earned honorable mention honors on the All-Pac-10 team * Third on the team with a stroke average, ranking 12th on 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 * Was the 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 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/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. * Parents are Sara and Robert Prange * Father is a golf professional * Older sister, Ashley, played at North Carolina and is now a pro Prange s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 2nd, Bay Area Classic, Feb , 2004 Career Top-10 Finishes: 5 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 217, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 69, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct. 18, 2003 & 69, Stanford Intercollegiate. Oct. 17, 2003 Prange s Tournament Results /6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /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 /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 /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 * Competed as Individual

11 A M Y W A N G J U N I O R K I R K L A N D, W A * Was sixth at 2005 Washington State Amateur * Reached semifinals of Pacific Northwest Amateur before losing to 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 * Majoring in Economics 2005 (Junior - Fall) * Played in two tournaments * Was s No. 4 finisher at the Ihlanfeldt Invitational (Sophomore) * Earned her second letter * Played in four tournaments * Turned in best finish with 15th-place effort at the Regional Challenge * Was s No. 2 scorer at that event * Shot 72 during the Las Vegas Collegiate for her best 18-hole score at (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 Women s player of the year by the PNGA * 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 * Was the Seattle Times high school player of the year in 2003 * Parents are Sherry and Tony Wang * Has an older sister, Wendy, and an older brother, Kevin Wang s Career Statistics Years Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Totals Career Best Finish: 15th, Regional Challenge, Feb. 7-9, 2005 Career Top-10 Finishes: 0 Career Best 54-Hole Score: 225, Stanford Intercollegiate, Oct , 2003 Career Best 18-Hole Score: 72, Las Vegas Collegiate, Nov. 1-3, 2004 Wang s Tournament Results /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /21-23 Stanford Intercollegiate /4-6 Ihlanfeldt Invitational * NA 11/1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate /7-9 Regional Challenge /8-9 Spartan Invitational /6-8 Ihlanfeldt Invitational na 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate na 11/4-5 Kent Youel Invitational /3-4 Spartan Invitational /2-4 ASU PING Invitational /9-10 Barnard Collegiate * na * Competed as an individual 11

12 K I M S H I N S O P H O M O R E M O U N T L A K E T E R R A C E, W A * Had one of best seasons ever by a freshman at * Played in 2005 U.S. Amateur * Advanced to second round of match play at 2004 U.S. Amateur 2005 (Sophomore - Fall) * Played in two tournaments * Finished 25th at the Topy Cup (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 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 11th best in history * Had three top-10 finishes in her first four events and finished the year with a total of five * Led 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 * 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 of the U.S. Open * Named the 2003 Girls Player fo the Year by the PNGA * Picked the Washington Junior Golf Association s Player of the Year in 2003 * Won the 2003 Junior America s Cup qualifier tournament and the 2003 World State qualifier * Finished in the top-10 at the 2003 Junior America s Cup * Reached the round of 64 at the 2003 U.S. Girls Junior Championship * Defeated Michelle Wie in a 19-hole match at the 2002 US Girls Junior * Won the Jack Baty Award as player of the year for the Washington Junior Golf Association in both 2002 and 2003 * Topped the WJGA points standings in 2003 M O L L Y B O Y L E F R E S H M A N P O R T L A N D, O R * Only freshman on the Husky roster * Will redshirt the 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 runner-up her junior season and third as a sophomore * Served as school president her senior year * Daughter of Tim and Mary Boyle * Older brother, Joe, played golf at Drake before transferring to Washington * 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 /6-8 Topy Cup /10-12 Ihlanfeldt Invitational /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

13 M A R Y L O U M U L F L U R H E A D C O A C H 2 3 R D S E A S O N 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 23rd 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 placed 14th at the NCAA Championships, with junior Paige Mackenzie recording Washington s 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 team at the NCAAs. The Huskies were led by Mackenzie, who placed 11th at the national championships and was named a secondteam 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 nine 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. s 2002 NCAA Championships appearance was the fifth by the Huskies over a stretch of eight years. That season the Huskies won Oregon Duck Invitational and the Peg Barnard California Collegiate and tied for fifth at the Pac-10 Championships. Mulflur s players have also achieved in the classroom. Mackenzie has been named to the National Golf Coaches Association s All-Scholar Team in each of the last two seasons. During Mulflur s tenure 15 golfers have earned the distinction on 22 occasions. Longest tenure of any current Husky coach in any sport Played in the U.S. Open in 1979 and Pac-10 Coach of the Year 1999 Pac-10 Coach of the Year One of the first female student-athletes to receive an athletic scholarship from Washington Coached eight players who have earned All-Pac- 10 honors a total of 14 times Coached six players who have earned NGCA All- American honors a total of nine times Had 15 players earn NGCA All-Scholar Athlete honors 22 times Coached to seven NCAA Championships appearances Coached current California head coach Nancy Kessler-McDaniel and current assistant coaches Kelli Kamimura (Pepperdine) and Kari Sampson (Washington State) 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 sixth-place finish in the NCAA West Regional. In 1988, the 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 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, 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 regular-season 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 J O E T H I E L A S S I S T A N T C O A C H 1 S T S E A S O N Joe Thiel joins the Husky staff this season, having spent 36 years helping others learn and enjoy the game of golf. He 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 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 Washington Coaching History Edean Ihlanfeldt Jan Lanphere Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur 1983-present Edean Ihlanfeldt Lesley Hobert Mary Lou Mulflur 14