Individual Champions. Former Husky coach Edean Ihlanfeldt and the U.S. National Senior Championship trophy.

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1 E D E A N I H L A N F E L D T I N V I T A T I O N A L S A H A L E E C O U N T R Y C L U B S A M M A M I S H, W A The 54-hole Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational is Washington s annual fall tournament held at Sahalee Country Coub in Sammamish, Wash. The event is named for the founder of the Washington women s golf program. The 2005 Ihlanfelt Invitational was the 24th in the event s history. Pepperdine won the team title while Jennifer Osborn of Arizona State took home individual honors The second-ranked Waves won the 2005 title at 27-over 891, overcoming a six stroke Arizona State lead to beat the Sun Devils by one stroke. ASU freshman Jennifer Osborn was the only player to complete the tournament under par, finishing at 1-under 215. She staved off a furious third round rally by USC s Irene Cho, who carded a tournament-low 67 to finish at 1-over 217. Pepperdine won the 2005 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational by one stroke. Pictured above is Pepperdine s team, with former Husky All-American and Pepperdine assistant coach Kelli Kamimura pictured far left. 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 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 Team Team Scores March 23-25, 1981 Kelli Antolock BYU March 23-25, 1982 Juli Inkster San Jose St March 21-23, 1983 Pip Barry USIU March 19-21, 1984 Kim Lasken USC March 25-27, 1985 Julie Ralls San Jose St March 24-26, 1986 Flori Prono USC Oct , 1986 Tracy Nakamura USC Oct , 1987 Nancy Kessler Washington Oct , 1988 Kathryn Imrie Arizona Oct , 1989 Martina Koch Arizona Oct , 1990 Andrey Wooding Stanford Oct , 1991 Annika Sorenstam Arizona Oct , 1992 Tracy Hanson San Jose St Oct , 1993 Janice Moodie San Jose St Oct , 1994 Mhairi McKay Stanford Oct. 9-12, 1995 Vibeke Stensrud San Jose St rn 143 Oct. 7-9, 1996 Dodie Mazzuca Washington Andrea Baxter Stanford Oct , 1997 Christina Kuld Tulsa Oct , 1999 Tamie Durdin Pepperdine Oct. 9-11, 2000 Stephanie Keever Stanford Stacy Prammanasudh Tulsa No Event (UW Hosted Fall Preview) Oct. 6-8, 2002 Mikaela Parmlid USC Oct. 6-8, 2003 Erica Blasberg Arizona Irene Cho USC Oct. 4-6, 2004 Karin Sjodin Oklahoma St Oct , 2005 Jennifer Osborn Arizona St

2 R E S U L T S A N D S T A T I S T I C S Date Tournament Rd-1 Rd-2 Rd-3 Total Finish Low Player Sept Fall Preview nd of 21 Shin (8th, 215) Oct. 4-6 Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational nd of 14 Shin (6th, 225) Oct Stanford Intercollegiate # rd of 18 Mackenzie (5th, 210) Nov. 1-3 Las Vegas Collegiate nd of 17 Lee (2nd, 216) Nov National Collegiate Match Play Feb. 7-9 Regional Challenge th of 15 Mackenzie (9th, 223) March 8-10 Spartan Invitational nd of 15 Mackenzie (4th, 214) March Duck Invitational th of 17 Shin (11th, 229) April 1-3 PING/ASU Invitational th of 17 Mackenzie (5th, 216) April 9-10 California Collegiate st of 15 Mackenzie (2nd, 143) April Pac-10 Championship th of 10 Prange (9th, 218) May 5-7 NCAA East Regional of 21 Prange (19th, 221) May NCAA Championships of 24 Mackenzie (10th, 292) Individual Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Courtney McCracken # Amy Wang # Ashley Bickerton # Competed in one tournament as an individual 2005 Fall Tournament Summary 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 2005 Fall Individual Statistics Low Low Top Top Player Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Round 54-Hole Finish 10 60s -Par Par Paige Mackenzie Courtney McCracken Amber Prange Ashley Bickerton* Sung Ea Lee Kim Shin Amy Wang * Competed in one tournament as an individual 16

3 T E A M A N D I N D I V I D U A L B E S T S Individual Bests for Individual Best Rounds - Gross Score 67-3 Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational Sung Ea Lee Regional Challenge Sung Ea Lee Las Vegas Collegiate Paige Mackenzie Fall Preview Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational Kim Shin Fall Preview Kim Shin California Collegiate Kim Shin Las Vegas Collegiate Paige Mackenzie Fall Preview Individual Best Rounds - vs. Par Sung Ea Lee Las Vegas Collegiate Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational Sung Ea Lee Regional Challenge Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate Paige Mackenzie Fall Preview Kim Shin Las Vegas Collegiate Kim Shin Fall Preview Individual Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) 210 E Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate 10/15-10/ Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate 10/15-10/ Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/ Kim Shin Fall Preview 9/20-9/ E Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational 4/1-4/ Kim Shin Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/9 216 E Sung Ea Lee Las Vegas Collegiate 11/1-11/ Amber Prange Pac-10 Championship 4/18-4/ Amber Prange Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/ Paige Mackenzie Fall Preview 9/20-9/ Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship 4/18-4/ Kim Shin Stanford Intercollegiate 10/15-10/ Kim Shin Las Vegas Collegiate 11/1-11/ Ashley Bickerton Fall Preview 9/20-9/ Amber Prange NCAA East Regional 5/6-5/ Sung Ea Lee Fall Preview 9/20-9/22 Individual Best Tournaments vs. Par E 216 Paige Mackenzie PING/ASU Invitational 4/1-4/3 E 216 Sung Ea Lee Las Vegas Collegiate 11/1-11/3 E 210 Paige Mackenzie Stanford Intercollegiate 10/15-10/ Paige Mackenzie Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/ Amber Prange Pac-10 Championship 4/18-4/ Sung Ea Lee Stanford Intercollegiate 10/15-10/ Kim Shin Fall Preview 9/20-9/ Paige Mackenzie Pac-10 Championship 4/18-4/ Kim Shin Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/ Kim Shin Las Vegas Collegiate 11/1-11/ Amber Prange Spartan Invitational 3/8-3/ Paige Mackenzie Fall Preview 9/20-9/ Ashley Bickerton Fall Preview 9/20-9/ Sung Ea Lee Fall Preview 9/20-9/22 Team Bests for Team Best Rounds Gross Score Las Vegas Collegiate Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Fall Preview Round California Collegiate Round Spartan Invitational Round Fall Preview Round California Collegiate Round Spartan Invitational Round NCAA Championship Round Fall Preview Round PING/ASU Invitational Round Spartan Invitational Round Regional Challenge Round Las Vegas Collegiate Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Team Best Rounds vs. Par Las Vegas Collegiate Round Fall Preview Round California Collegiate Round Spartan Invitational Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round Fall Preview Round Stanford Intercollegiate Round PING/ASU Invitational Round Spartan Invitational Round Las Vegas Collegiate Round Pac-10 Championships Round NCAA Championship Round Fall Preview Round Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (54 holes) Fall Preview Bend, OR 9/20-9/ Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA 10/15-10/ Spartan Invitational Salinas, CA 3/8-3/ Las Vegas Collegiate Las Vegas, NV 11/1-11/ PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, AZ 4/1-4/ Pac-10 Championships Pleasanton, CA 4/18-4/ NCAA East Regional Gainesville, FL 5/6-5/ Regional Challenge Palos Verdes, CA 2/7-2/ Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, WA 10/4-10/6 Team Best Tournaments vs. Par Fall Preview Bend, OR 9/20-9/ Las Vegas Collegiate Las Vegas, NV 11/1-11/ Spartan Invitational Salinas, CA 3/8-3/ California Collegiate Stanford, CA 4/9-4/ Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, CA 10/15-10/ PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, AZ 4/1-4/ Pac-10 Championships Pleasanton, CA 4/18-4/20 17

4 T O U R N A M E N T R E S U L T S 18 Fall Preview Bend, Ore. Sept , 2004 The Meadows Golf Course Par 71, 6,312 yards 1. Duke Washington Oklahoma State Arizona State Auburn Georgia UCLA New Mexico Ohio State Texas Tennessee Stanford California USC Arizona Vanderbilt South Carolina Oregon State Texas A&M Washington State Oregon Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State Louise Stahle, Arizona State Brittany Lang, Duke Nicole Hage, Auburn Christine Fernandez, New Mexico Annie Thurman, Oklahoma State Kristen White, Ohio State Kim Shin, Washington Annie Cochran, UCLA Elizabeth Janangelo, Duke Ana Kostina, Washington State Allison Martin, Georgia Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie Ashley Bickerton Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange The seventh-ranked Washington women s golf team finished second at The Fall Preview, the top women s collegiate golf event of the fall. It was the Huskies best showing at the event, which featured the top-12 ranked teams in the country. Washington shot 3-over 287 during Wednesday s final round and placed six strokes behind third-ranked Duke. The Huskies finished the 54-hole event at 12-over 864. The Blue Devils claimed the championship with a score of 6-over 858. Washington and Duke entered the final round of play tied for first at nine-over. The Huskies were led at the Fall Preview by freshman Kim Shin from Mountlake Terrace. She shot 2-over 73 during the final round to tie for eighth overall at 3-over 215. It was Shin s first event as a Husky. Husky junior All-American Paige Mackenzie rebounded from a rare non-counting score of 80 on Tuesday and shot 1-under 70. Mackenzie placed 21st at 5-over 218. Sophomore Ashley Bickerton, who posted even-par 71 during the final round, was 28th at 220. Sung Ea Lee was 32nd at 221 and Amber Prange was 35th at 222. Oklahoma State s Karin Sjodin shot 1-over 72 during the final round to win medalist honors at 7-under 206. Arizona State s Louise Stahle was second at 207 while Duke s Brittany Lang placed 3rd at 209. Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational Seattle, Wash. Oct. 4-6, 2004 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 6,190 yards 1. Oklahoma State Washington Oregon USC Pepperdine UNLV Washington State San Francisco Stanford California Brigham Young Long Beach State Oregon State Stirling (Scotland) Karin Sjodin, Oklahoma State Annie Thurman, Oklahoma State Ana Kostina, Washington State Joanna Nealy, Oregon Kay Hoey, Long Beach State Kim Shin, Washington Kimberly McCready, Oregon Jenni Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford Catalina Marin, USC Courtney McCracken*, Washington Kim Shin Courtney McCracken* Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Amy Wang* Sung Ea Lee The second-ranked Washington women s golf team posted the best round of day three, a 13-over 301, to rally for a second-place finish at the Huskies 23rd-annual Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational at Sahalee Country Club. Oklahoma State won the tournament after leading wire-to-wire. The eighth-ranked Cowgirls shot 302 during Wednesday s final round to finish the 54-hole event at 35-over 899. Oregon tied Washington for second place at 54-over 918, 19 strokes behind Oklahoma State. The tournament was Washington s second straight runner-up finish to start The Huskies opened the year by placing second at the Fall Preview. Oklahoma State, the runner-up at the 2004 NCAA Championships, was two strokes behind the Huskies at the Fall Preview. The Huskies, in sixth place entering the final round, used a solid team effort to move into the runner-up position. Freshman Kim Shin s 77 was the team s throw-out score. Despite not being a counter during the final round she placed sixth in stroke play at 9-over 225. It was Shin s second straight top-10 showing. She placed eighth at the Fall Preview. Washington sophomore Amber Prange carded a 76 during the final round to tie junior teammate Paige Mackenzie for 15th place at 14-over 230. Mackenzie posted a 1-over 73 Wednesday, her best round of the tournament. Sung Ea Lee shot 76 and placed 28th overall. Ashley Bickerton also shot 76 and was 31st at 237. Husky sophomore Courtney McCracken, playing as a non-scoring individual, had her best collegiate tournament. She placed ninth overall at 11-over 227. Amy Wang, also playing as an individual, shot 235 to tie for 25th. That was also her best finish as a Husky. Oklahoma State was led to its first tournament win in two years thanks to the one-two finish of Karin Sjodin and Annie Thurman. Sjodin s victory was her second straight after taking medalist honors at the Fall Preview. She posted a 2-under 70 for a three-day total of 3-under 213. Sjodin was the only player in the field to break par. Stanford Intercollegiate Stanford, Calif. Oct , 2004 Stanford Golf Course Par-70, 5,853 yards 1. Arizona State Pepperdine Washington UCLA Stanford Washington State New Mexico Tulsa Arizona Texas Southern California Oregon San Jose State Vanderbilt Texas Tech UNLV New Mexico State Oregon State Individual Results 1. Anastasia Kostina, Wash. St Louise Stahle, Arizona St Cassandra Kirkland, Arizona Rachel Kyono, Pepperdine Paige Mackenzie, Washington Chris Brady, Vanderbilt Tiffany Tavee, Arizona St Sung Ea Lee, Washington Marina Choi, Pepperdine Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Alissa Kuczka, Arizona St Amie Cochran, UCLA Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Kim Shin Courtney McCracken Amber Prange The fifth-ranked Washington women s golf team continued its streak of top finishes in the 2004 fall season when the Huskies placed third at the Stanford Intercollegiate. Washington shot 3-over 283 during the final round, the best third-round score ever by a Husky squad. Washington s 283 was the secondbest single-round score of the tournament. The Stanford Golf Course played at par-70 for the event. The Huskies completed the 54-hole tourney at 21-over 861. It marked Washington s third straight top-three finish this season. Arizona State, ranked ninth, took top honors at 12-over 852, Pepperdine placed second at 857 and fourth-ranked UCLA was one stroke behind Washington. Washington State s Anastasia Kostina took medalist honors by two strokes at 5-under 205. Washington junior All-American Paige Mackenzie posted the Huskies best tournament score of the year, finishing fifth at even-par 210. That score equaled her best gross score as a collegiate and ties as the second-best 54-hole score in UW history. Mackenzie carded her other 210 at the same tournament in Last year the Stanford Course played at par-71, but was shortened last summer after a renovation project. Mackenzie opened the tournament by shooting 3-under 67 to tie her career best single-round score. It also equaled Kelli Kamimura s record as the best first-round score in UW history. Mackenzie s finish was her 12th top-10 effort in her career, which ranks fourth on the Huskies all-time list. Junior Sung Ea Lee also posted a top-10 finish for Washington thanks to a career-best single-round score on Sunday. Lee shot 3-under 67 to better her previous best collegiate round by three strokes. She tied for sixth at 2-over 212. It was her 10th top-10 showing, ranking her sixth on the UW s all-time list. Husky freshman Kim Shin shot 72 on Sunday to place 20th at 219. Courtney McCracken had a final-round score of 73 and was 61st at 229. Amber Prange placed 69th at 233.

5 Las Vegas Founders Collegiate Showdown Las Vegas, Nevada November 1-3, 2004 Anthem Country Club Par 72, 6,194 yards 1. UNLV Washington Stanford UC Irvine Texas Tech San Francisco Kent State Missouri USC Brigham Young Colorado State San Jose State California Texas A&M New Mexico State San Diego State Eastern Washington Individual Results 1. Hwanhee Lee, UNLV Sung Ea Lee, Washington Jessica Potter, San Francisco Seema Sadekar, UNLV Denise Knabel, Missouri Elena Kurokawa, UNLV Jane Chin, UC Irvine Maria Ohlsson, Missouri Kim Shin, Washington Sofie Andersson, California Tara Delany, Kent State Kelly Husted, Stanford J. Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford Sung Ea Lee Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie Amy Wang Ashley Bickerton For the third time in four outings this season the third-ranked Washington women s golf team posted a second-place finish in tournament play. The Huskies carded a school record for a third-round score, shooting 280, to climb up from fourth place at the Las Vegas Founders Collegiate at Anthem Country Club. Washington was led during the final round by junior Sung Ea Lee, who shot 68 to finish second overall. The Huskies entered Wednesday s final round of play trailing tournament host UNLV by 12 strokes. Washington closed more than half of that gap by shooting 8-under 280 to pass Texas Tech and Stanford for its third runner-up finish of the season. The Huskies finished at 16-over 880 while the host Rebels won the tournament with an 11-over score of 875. UNLV shot 287 during the final round. Stanford was 10 strokes behind Washington at 890. The Huskies 280 was the best single-round score posted during the three-day event. It was also the best single-round score of the season by the team and ties as the best 18-hole score in school history. Lee s 68 gave her a 54-hole total of even par 216. She missed tying UNLV s Hwanhee Lee for medalist honors by a single stroke. The finish equaled Lee s best tournament showing as a Husky. As a freshman she was second at the California Collegiate. It marked the second consecutive tournament Lee carded a round in the 60s. In UW s last tournament, the Stanford Intercollegiate, she shot a career-best 67, also on the final day of play. Washington freshman Kim Shin shot 2-under 70 to place ninth overall at 4-over 220. It was her third top-10 finish as a Husky. Junior All-American Paige Mackenzie carded a 1-under 71 and was 24th overall at 9-over 225. Sophomore Ashley Bickerton also finished the day 1-under and concluded the tournament in 35th place at 12-over 228. Her score equaled her best single-round of the season. Sophomore Amy Wang tied for 35th with a 4-over 76. Northrop Grumman Regional Championship Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. February 7-9, 2005 Palos Verdes Golf Club Par-71, 5,912 yards 1. Pepperdine UCLA Duke Florida Washington Oklahoma State USC Ohio State Arizona New Mexico Texas Stanford Arizona State UNLV Michigan State Brittany Lang, Duke Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Kristin White, Ohio State Irene Cho, USC Annie Thurman-Young, Okla. St Melissa Martin, UCLA Susie Mathews, UCLA Eileen Vargas, Pepperdine Paige Mackenzie, Washington Tiffany Chudy, Florida Sandra Gal, Florida Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amy Wang Amber Prange Kim Shin Led by a 3-under 68 from junior Sung Ea Lee, the fourthranked Washington women s golf team turned in the best final round score of the day to finish fifth at the Northrop Grumman Regional Championship at the Palos Verdes Golf Club. Washington shot 294 during the final round, 10 strokes better than the next best team, to finish the 54-hole event at 906. Ninth-ranked Pepperdine won the team title with a score of 896. The Waves finished two strokes ahead of second-ranked UCLA and were four shots better than top-ranked Duke. Florida, ranked 22, placed third at 904. Lee s final round, that included four birdies and one bogie, marked the third straight tournament she has shot either 67 or 68 on the final day of play. She leaped from 57th to 15th on the final leaderboad with a three-day total of 13-over 226. All-American Paige Mackenzie was Washington s top finisher. She carded a 74 Wednesday to place ninth at 10- over 223. The finish marked the 13th time in Mackenzie s career she has placed in the top-10. That moves her into a tie for third on Washington s all-time list with former teammate Louise Friberg. Only Kelli Kammimura (20) and Dodie Mazzuca (18) have more top-10 finishes than Mackenzie. It was the second time this year she has led the Huskies in scoring and was her second top-10 finish of the season. Sophomore Amy Wang also carded a 3-over 74 during the final round for Washington. She tied with Lee for 15th overall, the best finish in her UW career. Amber Prange was 48th at 235 while Kim Shin was 61st at 235. Duke s Brittany Lang held on to her lead to take medalist honors by four strokes at even-par 213. UCLA s Charlote Mayorkas was second at 217. Spartan Invitational Salinas, Calif. March 8-10, 2005 Corral de Tierra Country Club Par 71, 5,826 yards 1. UCLA Washington UC Irvine UNLV California New Mexico Stat BYU San Francisco Colorado State Fresno State Hawaii San Jose State Colorado Santa Clara CSU-Monterey Bay Sofie Andersson, California Elena Kurokawa, UNLV Susie Mathews, UCLA Paige Mackenzie, Washington Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Kim Shin, Washington Amie Cochran, UCLA Carling Cho, UC Irvine Dale Gammie, Hawaii Selanee Henderson, UC Irvine Amber Prange, Washington Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Amy Wang The fourth-ranked Washington women s golf team placed second behind defending NCAA Champion UCLA at San Jose State s Spartan Invitational held at Corral de Tierra in Salinas, Calif. The Huskies shot 6-over 290 during Wednesday s final round to finish two strokes behind the Bruins at 870. UCLA picked up one stroke on UW over the final 18 holes, finishing at 868. The field consisted of 15 teams. The tournament marked the fourth time in six tournament appearances this season the Huskies have placed second. Washington also has a third and fifth-place showing. Junior Paige Mackenzie led the Husky contingency with a fourth-place finish at 1-over 214. It marked the third time this season and the 14th time in her career she s placed in the top-10. She is tied with former teammate Louis Friberg for third on UW s all-time list for top-10 finishes. Former All-American Kelli Kamimura tops that chart with 20. Freshman Kim Shin was sixth overall at 3-over 216. It was Shin s fourth top-10 showing. Sophomore Amber Prange cracked the top-10 for the first time this year with a ninthplace finish at 5-over 218. Prange posted an even-par 71 during the final round, the best closing score of any Husky. Sung Ea Lee was 17th at 222 while Amy Wang was 55th at 236. Like Washington, UCLA placed three of its five golfers in the top-10, led by Susie Mathews who shot a three-under 68 in the final round to finish third with a 213. Charlotte Mayorkas finished tied for fourth after shooting a one-over 72, for a three-round total of 214. Amie Cochran finished tied for sixth with a 216 after shooting a 74 Wednesday. California s Sofie Andersson claimed medalist honos by five strokes, finishing at 7-under

6 T O U R N A M E N T R E S U L T S Duck Invitational Junction City, Ore. March 21-22, 2005 Shadow Hills Country Club Par 72, 6,103 yards 1. California Oregon Stanford Washington State Long Beach State Fresno State Washington Oregon State Nevada Portland State Idaho San Francisco Western Washington San Diego State Portland Weber State Wyoming Kay Hoey, Long Beach Kim Welch, Wash. St Sofie Andersson, California Kimberly McCready, Oregon Laura Luethke, Fresno St Anastasia Kostina Wash. St Johnna Nealy, Oregon Lauren Todd, Stanford Julianna Uhrik, Oregon St Kelly Husted, Stanford PING/ASU Invitational Tempe, Ariz. April 1-3, 2005 Karsten Golf Course Par 72, 6,230 yards 1. Arizona State UCLA Pepperdine Arizona California Washington USC Tulsa Stanford Texas New Mexico Oregon TCU New Mexico State San Jose State Oregon State Northern Arizona Louise Stahle, Arizona State Amie Cochran, UCLA Susie Mathews, UCLA Lee Anne Pace, Tulsa Paige Mackenzie, Washington Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Erin Tone, Arizona State Sophia Sheridan, California Erin Andrews, Oregon Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Peg Barnard California Collegiate Stanford, Calif. April 9-10, 2005 Stanford Golf Course Par 71, 6,030 yards 1. Washington Washington State Stanford Fresno State San Francisco UC-Irvine Denver Oregon Long Beach State Portland State Hawaii Oregon State San Jose State Santa Clara Montana State Kim Welch, Washington State Paige Mackenzie, Washington Joan Shimozaki, San Francisco Johnna Nealy, Oregon Kelly Husted, Stanford Kim Shin, Washington Vanessa Brockett, UCLA Adrianna Chico, Fresno State Anastasia Kostina, Washington State J. Tangtiphaibgoontan, Stanford Kay Hoey, Long Beach State Sarah Tiller, Portland State Kim Shin Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Ashley Bickerton* Amber Prange Courtney McCracken * Competed as an Individual The fourth-ranked Washington women s golf team finished seventh place at Oregon s Duck Invitational at Shadow Hills Country Club. The Huskies never recovered from a poor start in the tournament that saw very few players shoot under par. Washington completed the 54-hole event at 938 including a final-round score of 313. Washington shot 317 in the first round and 308 during the second round. California edged out Oregon for the team title. The Golden Bears finished one stroke better than the Ducks at 908. Three-time defending individual champion Kim Welch of Washington State fell a stroke short in her bid to win an unprecedented fourth Duck Invitational title. Welch went into the final round with a one-stroke lead and had a 76 Tuesday to fall back to second. Long Beach State s Kay Hoey beat Welch by one stroke at 218. Hoey shot 73 during her final round. Washington was led by freshman Kim Shin who was 11th overall at 229. Paige Mackenzie was 32nd at 236 while Sung Ea Lee was 38th at 237. Ashley Bickerton was 52nd at 243 while Amber Prange and Courtney McCracken placed one stroke behind her in 53rd place. The tournament marked the first time this season the Huskies did not post a top-five finish. 5. Paige Mackenzie Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Kim Shin Ashley Bickerton The eighth-ranked Washington women s golf team completed the PING/ASU Invitational in sixth place. The Huskies shot 9-over 297 during Sunday s final round to complete the 54-hole event at 31-over 895. Arizona State won its own tournament for the first time since 1999, finishing at 6-over 870. The Sun Devils tied UCLA, but took home the championship trophy by winning the tiebreaker. Pepperdine was third at 888 followed by Arizona at 891 and California at 894. Washington was led by junior All-American Paige Mackenzie who placed fifth at even-par 216. She shot 2-over 74 during the final round. Her performance matched her best score against par this year. She also finished at even-par at the Stanford Intercollegiate. Mackenzie s performance was her fourth top-10 outing this year and the 15th of her career. Mackenize ranks third on UW s all-time list for top-10 finishes and is now just five behind Kelli Kamimura, UW s career leader with 20. Sun Devil freshman Louise Stahle won her second tournament title of the year for ASU, finishing with a three-round total of seven-under 209. Stahle captured the three-stroke victory over UCLA s Amie Cochran. Junior Sung Ea Lee turned in UW s top score during the final round, carding a 72 to finish 28th at 225. Amber Prange was 41st at 227, Kim Shin was 54th at 231 and Ashley Bickerton was 65th at Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange After four second-place finishes, the ninth-ranked Washington women s golf team ended the regular season on a high note by winning the Peg Barnard California Collegiate at the Stanford Golf Course. The Huskies shot 16-over 300 Sunday to capture the title by three strokes. Washington carded a two-day total of 587 while Washington State was second at 590. Host Stanford was third at 593. The championship was the first by the Huskies since capturing the Bay Area Classic last February in San Jose. It marked the third time since 2000 that Washington has won the event. Washington was led by junior All-American Paige Mackenzie who posted rounds of 71 and 72 to finish at 1-over 143 during the 36-hole event. Washington State s Kim Welch took medalist honors at 140. Mackenzie s finish was her best of the season. She had placed fourth at the Spartan Invitational in March. It marked the Mackenzie s fifth top-10 finish this year and the 16th in her career. Freshman Kim Shin was sixth at 3-over 146 after shooting a 76 Sunday. It was the third time this season Shin has placed sixth in tournament play. It was her fifth top-10 performance this year. Sophomore Courtney McCracken was 13th at 148 while Sung Ea Lee was 19th at 152. Amber Prange finished 30th at

7 Pac-10 Championships Pleasonton, Calif. April 18-20, 2005 Ruby Hill Golf Club Par 72, 6,304 yards 1. UCLA Arizona State USC Arizona California Washington Washington State Oregon Stanford Oregon State Louise Stahle, Arizona State Susie Mathews, UCLA Cassandra Kirkland, Arizona Kim Welch, Washington State Charlotte Mayorkas, UCLA Mar Garcia, Arizona Dewi Schreefel, USC Tiffany Tavee, Arizona State Tanya Dergal, USC Amber Prange, Washington Washington 9. Amber Prange Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee The eighth-ranked Washington women s golf team put together its best round of the tournament, shooting 7-over 295, to finish sixth at the Pac-10 Championships for the second straight year. The Huskies completed the three-day event at 33-over 897. Second-ranked UCLA claimed the title by four strokes at 10-over 874. Arizona State was second at 878. Washington sophomore Amber Prange was the Huskies top finisher in ninth place. Prange shot 1-under 71 Tuesday to record the team s best single-round. It equaled her best 18-hole score of the season and her 54-hole total of 218 also matched her best tournament score this year. Last year Prange placed 14th at the Pac-10s. Arizona State s Louise Stahle, the nation s top-ranked player, took home medalist honors thanks to a 5-under 67 during the final round. Stahle finished at 9-under 207, two strokes better than runner-up Susue Matthews of UCLA. Husky junior Paige Mackenzie finished 11th overall at 219 after carding a 74 Tuesday. She was named a first-team All-Pac-10 performer following the event. It marked the second straight season Mackenzie has received the honor. She becomes just the third UW player to be a two-time 1stteam all-conference honoree. Prange, freshman Kim Shin and junior Sung Ea Lee were named honorable mention all-pac-10 selections. Shin was 26th at 230 while Courtney McCracken was 31st at 232. Lee finished 42nd at 236. NCAA East Regional Championships Gainesville, Fla. May 5-7, 2005 Univ. of Florida Golf Course Par-70, 6,023 yards 1. Ohio State Duke Furman Pepperdine Virginia Tulane Florida Washington South Carolina Vanderbilt Campbell Princeton Miami North Carolina State UNC-Wilmington Mississippi State East Carolina James Madison Coastal Carolina Jacksonville St Jackson State Anna Grzebien, Duke Jenny Suh, Furman Leah Wigger, Virginia Alison Walshe, Tulane Brittany Lang, Duke Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Dana Je, Ohio State Kristen White, Ohio State Kristen Svicarovich, Vanderbilt Amber Prange Courtney McCracken Paige Mackenzie Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee Needing to advance four spots on the leaderboard to have a top-eight finish and advance to the NCAA Championships, the Washington women s golf team did just that during the final round of the East Regional Championship. Washington shot 16-over 296, its best round of the 54-hole tournament, to finish eighth at 900 and grab the final qualifying spot. Heading into the final round, the eighth-ranked Huskies were one of five teams with a realistic chance at eighth. Vanderbilt, which was eighth after two rounds, shot 305 to fall back to 10th at 904. South Carolina posted a 303 and was ninth, three shots behind the Huskies. Campbell shot 308 and slid to 11th at 908 and Princeton finished with a 309 to drop to 12th at 911. Miami, which played in the afternoon session, remained in the race until the Hurricanes fell behind the Huskies while playing their back nine. Ohio State won the tournament by eight stokes over top-ranked Duke. The Buckeyes finished at 16-over 856. Furman was third at 871 followed by Pepperdine (874) in fourth place, Virginia (881) was fifth, Tulane (885) was sixth and Florida (886) placed seventh. The Huskies, seeded third in the regional, were led during the final round by solid outings from sophomores Amber Prange and Courtney McCracken. Playing in her first NCAA regional, Mc- Cracken shot 1-over 71 Saturday to top the Husky scoring. That equaled her best single-round score of the season. MaCracken finished 33rd overall at 15-over 225, which bettered her previous best tournament score by two strokes. Prange posted a 2-over 72 during the final round and was UW s top finisher in 19th place at 11-over 221. Prange s performance was the second straight tournament she has led the Huskies in scoring. She led UW at the Pac-10s with a ninth-place finish. Paige Mackenzie shot 76 during the last 18 holes to place 33rd at 227 while Kim Shin carded a 77 to finish 60th at 231. Sung Ea Lee was 77th overall at 235 after shooting 79 Saturday. NCAA Championships Sunriver, Ore. May 17-20, 2005 The Meadows Golf Club Par-71, 6,312 yards 1. Duke UCLA Auburn Pepperdine California Tennessee Ohio State Arizona State Oklahoma State Florida Southern California Arkansas Virginia Washington Tulane Missouri Michigan State UC Irvine Stanford Purdue Furman Texas A&M Tulsa Brigham Young Anna Grzebien, Duke Leah Wigger, Virginia Amie Cochran, UCLA Brittany Lang, Duke Nicole Hage, Auburn Claire Dury, California Carolina Llano, Pepperdine Brooke Shelton, LSU Annie Thurman-Young, Ok. St Paige Mackenzie, Washington Dewi Schreefel, USC Washington Scores 10. Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Sung Ea Lee Courtney McCracken Kim Shin Washington junior All-American Paige Mackenzie added another line to her impressive collegiate resume. Friday when she became the first Husky golfer to record a top-10 finish at the NCAA Championships. Mackenzie helped Washington to a 14th-place finish at the tournament, the second best performance in team history. Washington shot 15-over 299 during the final round for a 72-hole total of 65-over Mackenzie posted a 2-over 73 during the final day for a 72-hole total of 8-over 292. It was the second best gross score by a Husky at the NCAAs. Last year she was 11th at 288. As a freshman Mackenzie placed 25th at the NCAAs, shooting 294. Mackenzie finished six strokes behind Duke s Anna Grzebien who also carded a 73 during the final round. Grzebien s 72-hole total of 286 edged Virginia s Leah Wigger by one stroke for the individual title. Mackenzie was the third-best Pac-10 performer, trailing only UCLA s Amie Cochran (288) and California s Claire Dury (290). Duke won its third national championship by shooting 34- over 1170 for the week. UCLA, the defending champions, were second at Auburn placed third at Washington s finish was the second best in school history. Only last season s sixth-place showing was better. It was still a disappointment to a team that was ranked in the top-10 all season and finished second on the same course last September at the Fall Preview, trailing only Duke. 21

8 22 T O U R N A M E N T R E S U L T S Topy Cup Fukushima, Japan September 6-8, 2005 Tanagura Country Club Par 72, 6,010 yards 1. Tohoku Fukushi Washington Arizona State Senshu Nihch Individual Results 1. Miki Saiki, Tohoku Fukushi Paige Mackenzie, Washington C. Yamamoto, Tohoku Fukushi Alissa Kuczka, Arizona State K Hayashi, Senshu Paige Mackenzie Amber Prange Courtney McCracken Kim Shin Sung Ea Lee 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 was 10th 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 on Thursday. 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. Ihlanfeldt Invitational Sammamish, Wash. October 10-12, 2005 Sahalee Country Club Par 72, 6,192 yards 1. Pepperdine Arizona State USC UNLV Arizona Stanford Long Beach State California Washington Oregon BYU Washington State Oregon State San Francisco 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 Scores 12. Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Amy Wang Kim Shin Ashley Bickerton* * Playing as individual 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 ninthranked 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 Wednesday s 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 is 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. Stanford Pepsi Intercollegiate Stanford, Calif. October 21-23, 2005 Stanford Golf Course Par 71, 6,025 yards 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 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 Paige Mackenzie Courtney McCracken Sung Ea Lee Amber Prange Amy Wang Washington senior Paige Mackenzie has always enjoyed playing the Stanford Golf Course and this weekend was no exception. 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 three-day, 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 secondplace 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. Currently ranked the No. 1 collegiate player in the nation, 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.