Auburn Women s Golf. Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions. Table of Contents Quick Facts. Introduction Preview.

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1 Introduction Media Information 1 Roster and Squad Information Preview Spring Outlook/ Fall Review SEC Quick Facts Tournament Capsules 6 Coaches Kim Evans 8 Courtney Trimble 11 Support Staff SEC Champions Team Betsy Boyd 14 Nicole Hage 16 Jessica Lovell 18 Abigale Schepperle 20 Margaret Shirley 21 Lauren Hawkins 22 Mariana Macias 23 Marisa Milligan 24 Candace Schepperle Season Recap In Review 26 Tournament Results 27 Statistics 29 Individual Results 30 History and Records Year-by-Year Results 32 Tournament History/Team Records 35 Individual Records 36 Auburn in the Pros/ Auburn Awards 37 All-Americans 38 Postseason Honors 39 National Honors 40 The Derby Invitational 41 Auburn in the SEC Tournament 44 Auburn in the NCAA Regionals 47 Auburn in the NCAA Championships 49 Auburn University This is Auburn University 52 Academics 54 Administration 56 Auburn s Home Courses 58 Auburn, Alabama 60 Table of Contents Quick Facts Head Coach Kim Evans Alma Mater/ Year Auburn/ 81 Record at Auburn Evans Office Phone Record (.839) 2006 NCAA Finish 12th 2006 SEC Finish 1st Newcomers 1 Returnees: Nicole Hage, Jessica Lovell, Margaret Shirley, Abigale Schepperle Losses: Maria Martinez Auburn Media Relations Kirk Sampson, Assistant AD/Media Relations Chuck Gallina, Sports Information Director Dan Froehlich, Associate Director Brad Gust, Associate Director Hank Hager, Assistant Director Kyle Cornish, Intern Carol White, Associate Director/ Golf Contact Office: Cell: whitecr@auburn.edu Fax: Tony Williams, Intern/ Golf Contact Office: Cell: willid1@auburn.edu To schedule an interview with Kim Evans or any Auburn women s golfer, please contact White or Williams at the above information. Credits The Auburn women s golf media guide is a publication of the Auburn Media Relations Office, a division of the Auburn Athletics Department, Jay Jacobs, Director. The guide was designed and edited by Tony Williams The inside design features the home courses of the Auburn University golf programs. Each section s background is a different course in the Auburn area. More information on the courses is available on pages of the guide. The covers and pages were designed by Pamela Welch, Auburn Athletic Department. Photography provided by Todd Van Emst, Tony, L. Scott Mann, Mindy Larcom, the women s golf office, AU photographic services and the media relations office. The guide was printed by. Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions

2 Season Outlook Team Name Year Hometown High School Betsy Boyd Senior Windermere, Fla. Olympia High Nicole Hage Senior Coral Springs, Fla. Coral Springs Christian Academy Lauren Hawkins Sophomore Gretna, Neb. Gretna High Jessica Lovell Senior Birmingham, Ala. Hoover High Mariana Macias Sophomore Madrid, Spain Margarita Salas Marisa Milligan R-Freshman Normal, Ill. University High Abigale Schepperle Junior Birmingham, Ala. Hoover High Candace Schepperle Freshman Birmingham, Ala. Hoover High Margaret Shirley Junior Roswell, Ga. Lassiter High Head Coach: Kim Evans Assistant Coach Courtney Trimble Seated From Left to Right: Abigale Schepperle, Marisa Milligan, Can- dace Schepperle, Margaret Shirley, Nicole Hage, Jessica Lovell, Betsy Boyd, Mariana Macias, Lauren Hawkins Standing From Left to Right: Assis- tant coach Courtney Trimble, Head Coach Kim Evans Reclined: Aubie Fall 2006 Results Spring 2007 Schedule Sept Fall Preview 3rd of 18 Oct. 6-8 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 8th of 17 Oct UT Mercedes Invitational 3rd of 15 Oct The Derby Invitational 1st of 17 Nov. 3-5 Hooters Collegiate Match Play 5th of 16 Feb Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Coco Beach Golf Club March LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic Baton Rouge, LA The University Golf Club March Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Athens, GA UGA Golf Course April 6-8 Bryan National Collegiate Brown Summit, NC Bryan Park Golf Course April SEC Championship West Point, MS Old Waverly May NCAA Regionals TBA May NCAA Championship Daytona Beach, FL LPGA International

3 Season Outlook

4 Season Outlook 06 Fall Review / 07 Spring Preview The loss of last year s lone senior Maria Martinez turned Auburn s fall season into a quest for new leadership and a new identity. Through five tournaments Auburn has found exactly those things. Nicole Hage stepped up to provide leadership, while freshman Candace Schepperle and sophomore Marisa Milligan both helped to fill the final spot in the team s lineup. Seven different golfers will likely find their way into the Auburn lineup this season. Led by seniors Hage and Jessica Lovell, a strong group of underclassmen will take to the links with all eyes focused on a potential three-peat at the SEC Championships and the school s 13th trip to the NCAA Championships. Juniors Margaret Shirley and Abigale Schepperle, sophomores Marisa Milligan and Mariana Macias, and freshman Candace Schepperle will look to continue their strong play heading into the spring schedule. We have a large group of very good players this season, Auburn head coach Kim Evans said. There figures to be plenty of competition during the week and some very good golf played on the weekends. Auburn opened the season as the 4th-ranked team in the nation, and got the chance to justify that ranking Sept at the NCAA Fall Preview, a collection of the nation s top teams at the same course in Daytona Beach, Fla., that will host the 2007 NCAA Championships. The Tigers earned a finish equal to their ranking on the strength of a 4-over 220 from Lovell. The second stop on the fall schedule was Chapel Hill, N.C. for the Lady Tar Heel Invitational Oct Candace Schepperle turned out to be the highlight of the team s weekend, battling cold, wet and windy weather to finish tied for 11th place in individual play. The following week at the UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate, Auburn fell two strokes short of a playoff with and finished third. All five Tigers finished in the top 25, and Nicole Hage placed in a tie for ninth after shooting a Marisa Milligan played her first collegiate tournament as an individual and finished tied for 55th. Auburn s last standard scoring tournament of the fall was their own. The 2006 Derby Invitational brought five top 50 teams to Auburn as part of a 17 team field. The Tigers came away victorious for the fourth time in the tournaments history with an impressive final-round 291. Marisa Milligan won the tournament as an individual and earned a spot in the starting lineup the following week. Nicole Hage continued her outstanding play, finishing in a tie for second. The cap to the fall schedule was the Hooters Collegiate Match Play in Orlando, Fla. Auburn had three golfers post 3-1 match records on their way to wins over Alabama, Florida State and LSU. A second round loss to Michigan State put the Tigers in the consolation round, where they won two matches in convincing fashion to finish in fifth place as a team. We improved as a team throughout the fall, Evans said. I eagerly anticipate what the spring will bring for this team. We are excited to get back in competition and pursue more post-season honors. Auburn finished the fall with a stroke average, a Derby Invitational crown and four more top-ten finishes. They will have four opportunities to improve on those numbers before postseason play begins in late April. Auburn opens the spring on foreign soil, competing at the Lady Puerto Rico Feb in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The Tigers won the event in the spring of 2005 and finished fourth in 04. Moving a little closer to home, Auburn visits Baton Rouge for the LSU Cleveland Golf Classic March It will be the 11th trip to the home course of the Bayou Bengals in school history. The Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, March in Athens, Ga., is the Tiger s third tournament of the spring. A remodeled UGA Golf Course will be a new challenge for the Tigers, despite it being their 20th trip north on Interstate 85 for the tournament. The final tune-up for postseason play is a trip to Brown Summit, N.C. for the Bryan National Collegiate. Auburn will look to improve their play there, as a fourth and fifth place finish were the results of their first two trips in 04 and 05. The SEC Tournament is slated for April in West Point, Miss. Traditionally one of the most competitive conference tournaments, the SEC Championships has a penchant for Sunday drama. Auburn won the tournament in 2005 with two birdie putts on the 18th hole. NCAA Regionals are scheduled for May Last year, Auburn s 12th appearance in the East Regional resulted in a sixth place finish and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. Auburn hopes it season will end right where it began, at the NCAA Championships in Daytona Beach, Fla. 12th place was Auburn s finish last year, and a second shot at the LPGA International s Champions Course could bring historic results for the Tigers.

5 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Southeastern Conference Opponents Alabama Arkansas Florida Location... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nickname...Crimson Tide Enrollment...21,750 Colors...Crimson and White 2006 SEC Finish... 9th 2006 NCAA Finish... 24th Head Coach... Mic Potter...2nd Season Assistant Coach... Susan Rosenstiel Top Returnee... Jenny Suh Top Newcomer... Helena Blomberg Home Course... Ol' Colony Country Club Golf SID... Corey Hoodjer Location... Fayetteville, Ark. Nickname... Lady Backs Enrollment...17,269 Colors... Cardinal and White 2006 SEC Finish... 5th 2006 NCAA Finish... t-11th Head Coach... Kelly Hester...4th Season Assistant Coach...Shauna Estes Top Returnee...Stacy Lewis Top Newcomer...Lucy Nunn Home Course... Pinnacle Country Club Golf SID...Jeri Thorpe ... Location... Gainesville, Fla. Nickname...Gators Enrollment...48,000 Colors...Orange & Blue 2006 SEC Finish... 6th 2006 NCAA Finish... t-6th Head Coach... Jill Briles-Hinton...9th Season Assistant Coach... Robin Walton Top Returnee... Sandra Gal Top Newcomer...Kelly Hurst Home Course...UF Golf Course Golf SID...Ashley Cushman ... Season Outlook Georgia Kentucky LSU Location... Athens, Ga. Nickname... Bulldogs Enrollment...33,660 Colors... Red and Black 2006 SEC Finish...3rd 2006 NCAA Finish... t-6th Head Coach...Todd McCorkle...7th Season Assistant Coach... Veronique Drouin Top Returnee... Taylor Leon Top Newcomer...Carolina Andrade Home Course... UGA Golf Course Golf SID... Mike Mobley Location... Lexington, Ky. Nickname...Wildcats Enrollment...26,900 Colors...Blue and White 2006 SEC Finish... 11th 2006 NCAA Finish...N/A Head Coach... Stephanie Barker...6th Season Assistant Coach...Jenny Throgmorton Top Returnee...Katie Johnson Top Newcomer...N/A Home Course... University Club Golf SID... Deb Moore Location...Baton Rouge, La. Nickname... Lady Tigers Enrollment...30, 584 Colors...Purple and Gold 2006 SEC Finish... 7th 2006 NCAA Finish...23rd Head Coach... Karen Brahnsen... 23rd Season Assistant Coach... Allison Akin Top Returnee...Melissa Eaton Top Newcomer...N/A Home Course... University Club Golf SID... Kent Lowe Ole Miss Mississippi State South Carolina Location... Oxford, Miss. Nickname...Rebels Enrollment...16,498 Colors... Cardinal Red and Navy Blue 2006 SEC Finish... 12th 2006 NCAA Finish...N/A Head Coach... Meghan Bolger...6th Season Assistant Coach... Kelly Anders Top Returnee... Dori Carter Top Newcomer... Andrea Buccilla Home Course... University Golf Course Golf SID... Kim Ling ... Location...Starkville, Miss. Nickname... Bulldogs Enrollment Colors... Maroon and White 2006 SEC Finish... 10th 2006 NCAA Finish...N/A Head Coach... Christi Sanders...20th Season Assistant Coach... Top Returnee...Amanda Mathis Top Newcomer... Marli Mikulecky Home Course...MSU Golf Course Golf SID...Jay Middleton Location... Columbia, S.C. Nickname...Gamecocks Enrollment...27,065 Colors... Garnet and Black 2006 SEC Finish... 8th 2006 NCAA Finish...N/A Head Coach...Kristi Coggins...13th Season Assistant Coach...Marci Kornegay Top Returnee...Jenna Pearson Top Newcomer... Benedicte Toumpsin Home Course... University Club Golf SID... Gavin Lang ... Tennessee Location... Knoxville, Tenn. Nickname... Lady Vols Enrollment...25,244 Colors... Orange and White 2006 SEC Finish... 2nd 2006 NCAA Finish... t-13th Head Coach... Judi Pavon...7th Season Assistant Coach... Caroline Cole Top Returnee...Marci Turner Top Newcomer... Ginny Brown Home Course... Multiple courses Golf SID...Casey Self Vanderbilt Location...Nashville, Tenn. Nickname... Commodores Enrollment...6,402 Colors...Black and Gold 2006 SEC Finish... 4th 2006 NCAA Finish...N/A Head Coach...Martha Freitag...6th Season Assistant Coach...Tracy Parsons Top Returnee... Chris Brady Top Newcomer...Jacqui Conconlino Home Course...The Legends Club Golf SID... Rod Williamson April West Point, MS

6 Season Outlook Fall Preview Date: Sept Host: Central Florida Course: LPGA International (Par yards) 2006 Champion (Team): Georgia ( ) 2006 Champion (Indiv.): Nicole Smith, Tennessee ( ) 2006 Results: Georgia (869), Duke (878), UCLA (885), Auburn (888), Vanderbilt (890), Arizona State (891), Wake Forest (893), Florida (895), Tennessee (895), Virginia (896), Southern Cal. (902), Oklahoma St. (902), Arkansas (905), Purdue (908), Texas A&M (921), UNLV (923), California (929), UCF (964) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Date: Nov. 3-5 Host: NCGA Course: Eagle Creek Golf Course (Par Yards) 2006 Champion (Team): Duke 2006 Champion (Indiv.): N/A 2006 Results: Duke (4-0), Vanderbilt (3-1), Georgia (3-1), Michigan State (2-2), Auburn (3-1), LSU (2-2), Arkansas (1-2), FSU (1-2), Florida (3-1), Wake Forest (2-2), Alabama (1-2), Purdue (1-2), SMU (0-2), Arizona (0-2), Nebraska (0-2), South Carolina (0-2) Bryan National Collegiate Date: April 6-8 Host: UNCG & Wake Forest Course: Bryan Park Golf Course (Par yards) 2006 Participants: UNC-Greensboro, Wake Forest, Florida, Georgia, Furman, South Carolina, LSU, Purdue, Tennessee, Ohio State, UNC-Wilmington, Coll. of Charleston, FSU, Duke, UNC, Virginia, NC State, Auburn Tournament Capsules Lady Tar Heel Invitational Date: Oct. 6-8 Host: UNC-Chapel Hill Course: Finley Golf Course (Par yards) 2006 Champion (Team): Vanderbilt ( ) 2006 Champion (Indiv.): Ashley Knoll, Texas A&M ( ) 2006 Results: Vanderbilt (893), Virginia (898), Duke (899), UNC (903), Tennessee (906), Texas A&M 906), Wake Forest (910), Auburn (914), NC State (915), Florida St. (916), Oklahoma State (918), Ohio State (921), Coll. of Charleston (930), LSU (930), South Carolina (936), Tulsa (946), Texas (976) Lady Puerto Rico Classic Date: Feb Host: Purdue University Course: Coco Beach Golf Course (Par 72-6, 219 yards) 2006 Participants: Alabama, Auburn, Central Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa State, Kent State, Minnesota, NC State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Purdue, South Carolina, TCU, Texas Tech, Wisconsin SEC Championship Date: April Host: Mississippi State Course: Old Waverly (Par yards 2006 Champion (Team): Auburn Champion (Indiv.): Maria Martinez (Auburn) Results: Auburn (875), Tennessee (876), Georgia (885), Vanderbilt (887), Arkansas (897), Florida (898), LSU (900), South Carolina (903), Alabama (908), Mississippi St. (924), Kentucky (936), Mississippi (940) UT Mercedes Invitational Date: Oct Host: University of Tennessee Course: Cherokee Country Club (Par yards) 2006 Champion (Team): *Tennessee ( ) * won in playoff over Georgia 2006 Champion (Indiv.): Jenny Suh, Alabama ( ) 2006 Results: Tennessee (887), Georgia (887), Auburn (889), Arkansas (894), Swedish Jr. National Team (900), Furman (901), Florida (903), UNC (909), SMU (910), Kent St. (912), Michigan St. (915), Penn St. (920), Alabama (924), Northwestern (928), Michigan (937) LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic Date: Mar Host: LSU Course: The University Club (Par yards) 2006 Participants: Alabama, Auburn, Augusta State, Birmingham-Southern, Charleston, Duke, Furman, Kentucky, Louisville, Memphis, Mississipi, Mississippi State, North Carolina, N.C. State, UNC-Wilmington, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest NCAA Regionals Date: May Host: TBA Course: TBA 2006 East Region Champion (Team): Tennessee East Region Champion (Indiv.): Marci Turner (Tennessee) Results: Tennessee (864), LSU (870), California (874), Arizona State (878), Florida State (878), Auburn (879), Wake Forest (883) Alabama (887), Virginia (887), North Carolina (889), Augusta State (891), Vanderbilt (891), South Carolina (897), Maryland (898), Coll. of Charleston (899), NC State (906), Furman (910), Campbell University (911), East Carolina (916), Yale University The Derby Invitational Date: Oct Host: Auburn University Course: Auburn University Club (Par yards) 2006 Champion (Team): Auburn ( ) 2006 Champion (Indiv.): Marisa Milligan, Auburn ( ) 2006 Results: Auburn (594), Alabama (606), Tennessee (608), North Carolina (609), Florida (610), LSU (610), South Carolina (610), FSU (612), Birmingham-Southern (615), Nebraska (615), Mississippi (617), Baylor (619), Furman (620), UCF (625), Kansas (636), Mississippi St. (637), Texas (654) Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Date: Mar Host: Univ. of Georgia Course: UGA Golf Course (Par 72-TBA) 2006 Participants: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Augusta State, Central Florida, Florida, FSU, Furman, Georgia, Georgia State, Kent State, LSU, Michigan State, Miss. St. Purdue, South Carolina, Virginia, Wake Forest NCAA Championship Date: May Host: University of Central Florida Course: LPGA International (Par yards) 2006 Champion (Team): Duke ( ) 2006 Champion (Indiv.): Dewi Schreefel (USC) Results: Duke (1167), USC (1177), Pepperdine (1187), Arizona State (1195), California (1200), Florida (1202), Georgia (1202), Washington (1202), Purdue (1203), Arkansas (1205), UCLA (1207), Auburn (1208) Stanford (1209), Tennessee (1209), Wake Forest (1211), FSU (1213), Arizona (1216), Oklahoma State (1217), Texas A&M (1219), Nebraska (1221), Kent State (1229), UNLV (1230), LSU (1232), Alabama

7 Auburn The Women s CoachesGolf Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions

8 Head Coach Kim Evans Coaching Staff Auburn Graduate - Class of th season ( ) 2002 NGCA National Coach of the Year Five SEC Championships ( 96, 00, 03, 05, 06) Five NCAA Top 10 Finishes ( 00-6th, 01-4th, 02-2nd, 03-9th, 05-5th) No. 1 rankings, top 10 finishes in the NCAA Championship, Auburn and Kim Evans all go hand in hand. Evans, who led the Tigers to five SEC Championships, including the 2006 title, was the 2002 NGCA National Coach of the Year as the Tigers amassed an incredible record of (.951). In the fall of 2005, Golfweek named the Auburn women s program the fourth most successful program in the past five years. Evans, who is in her 13th year at Auburn, led the Tigers to eight consecutive NCAA Championship appearances, including five top-10 finishes with a tie for second in the nation in 2002, third in 2005, fourth in 2001, sixth in 2000 and ninth in Auburn s five SEC titles under Evans came in 1996, 2000, 2003, 2005 and In 2006, Evans coached the Tigers to a sixth place finish at the NCAA East Region and a 12th place finish at the NCAA Championships. Two players were named All-Americans, and Maria Martinez was named SEC Women s Golfer of the Year. The team tied a school record with five tournament victories, taking first place in the Derby Invitational, The LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic, The Lady Gamecock Classic, The SEC Championship and the Lady Buckeye Invite. In 2005 Evans led the Tigers to the NCAA Central Region title and senior Diana Ramage earned medalist honors in the tournament. Three players were named All-Americans, as well as All-SEC team members in The Tigers finished the 2002 season ranked No. 1 nationally in Golfweek and were No. 1 in the nation in Golfweek s preseason poll. Evans has coached and helped with the development of six All-Americans, five SEC Players of the Year and four SEC Freshmen of the Year. Auburn s streak of eight-straight NCAA appearances was the fourth longest stint of any school in the nation at that time. Since 2000, the Tigers have won 22 tournament championships. The 1981 Auburn graduate has turned a once mediocre program into a consistent National Championship contender. In 2004, freshman Nicole Hage won SEC Freshman of the Year honors and was named as the Co-SEC Player of the Year. Along with Hage, Maria Martinez earned first team All-SEC honors. Auburn won three tournaments in 2003 with the SEC Championship, the ACC/SEC Challenge and the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate. Senior Celeste Troche became the first four-time All-American in Tiger history while Danielle Downey was an honorable mention All-American. Troche, Downey and Diana Ramage were all All-SEC first-team selections and Maria Martinez was a second-teamer. Evans led the Tigers to a school-best tie for second in the 2002 NCAA Championship. The Tigers finished the season ranked No. 1 nationally in Golfweek. Courtney Swaim, Troche and Downey each earned All-American honors as Swaim and Troche were first-team selections with Downey on the second team. Evans was named SEC Coach of the Year for the third time in seven seasons while Kingsley Barrett became the third-straight Tiger to claim SEC Freshman of the Year honors. Downey, Swaim and Troche were first-team All-SEC selections while Troche was also selected to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

9 The Tigers had a then school-best fourth-place finish in the 2001 NCAA Championship. Celeste Troche earned first-team All-America honors and was an Academic All- American and SEC Player of the Year, and Ramage won the Tigers second consecutive SEC Freshman of the Year award. The Tigers won a school record five tournaments. The Tigers finished sixth in the 2000 NCAA Championship and won the 2000 SEC Championship for the second time in five years. Freshmen Danielle Downey, who won three individual tournaments including the SEC Championship, and Celeste Troche, who was the SEC Freshman of the Year, were both named second-team All- Americans. Both were first-team All-SEC selections and a quartet of Tigers, Kami Smith, Crystal Ferrier, Kimberly Strong and Audrey Fisher, were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. The Tigers finished 15th in the 1999 NCAA Championship while Robin Cook was named a secondteam All-American for the second straight year. Kami Smith earned Academic All-America honors. Six Tigers were named All-SEC with Cook earning SEC Player of the Year honors. In 1998, the Tigers finished 19th at the NCAA Championship. Cook was named second-team All-American and three Tigers garnered All-SEC honors along with three being named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. The Tigers finished 13th in the nation in 1997 as the team advanced to the NCAA Championship at the Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio. Katie Gallina was named an All-American and the Tigers had four All-SEC selections and two SEC Academic Honor Roll picks. Evans led the Tigers to a (.799) record during the season. In 1996, Evans became only the second women s golf coach in Auburn history to be named SEC Coach of the Year and District South Coach of the Year, along with the legendary Bud Marsee. Auburn s 1996 SEC Championship was the school s second ever, the first coming in Evans also led the Tigers to their first trip to the NCAA Championship in six years in 1996 as the Tigers finished 18th in the country. Marci Clemons was an All-American and won the prestigious Dinah Shore Award and Edith Munson Award. Three Tigers were selected All-SEC and one to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Coaching Staff Alabama Alabama-Birmingham 7-0 Appalachian State 9-0 Arizona Arizona State Arkansas 39-3 Arkansas-Little Rock 7-0 Arkansas State 4-0 Augusta State 4-0 Baylor 4-0 Birmingham Southern 3-0 BYU 1-0 California 6-3 Cal-Irvine 1-0 Cal State Long Beach 1-0 Cal State Northridge 1-0 Campbell 8-0 Central Florida 31-2 College of Charleston 17-0 Charleston Southern 1-0 Cincinnati 2-0 Coastal Carolina 20-0 Duke East Carolina 8-0 East Tennessee State 4-0 Florida Florida Atlantic 1-0 Florida International 6-0 Florida State Furman Georgia Georgia State 7-0 Grand Valley State 1-0 Hawaii 1-0 Idaho 2-0 Illinois 3-1 Indiana Iowa 4-1 Iowa State 2-0 Jackson State 3-0 Jacksonville 1-0 James Madison 6-0 Kansas 3-0 Kansas State 1-0 Kent State 11-2 Kinki Univ. (Japan) 1-0 Kentucky Lamar 1-1 Longwood 3-1 Louisville 9-0 LSU Lynn 2-0 Maryland 4-0 Memphis Methodist 3-2 Miami (Fla.) 31-2 Michigan 8-0 Michigan State 22-3 Kim Evans vs. All Opponents Minnesota 5-0 Mississippi State 55-3 Missouri 6-0 Mobile 1-0 Montevallo 1-0 Murray State 1-0 Nebraska 7-0 Nevada 2-0 New Mexico 10-2 New Mexico State 11-5 New Orleans 2-0 Nihon Univ. (Japan) 1-0 North Carolina North Carolina State 22-0 UNC-Greensboro 19-1 UNC-Wilmington 22-0 North Texas 3-0 Northern Arizona Northwestern 8-1 Notre Dame 2-0 Ohio State Oklahoma 11-2 Oklahoma State Ole Miss 50-5 Oregon 5-3 Oregon State 5-2 Osaka Gakuin 1-0 Penn State 9-2 Pepperdine 14-5 Purdue 27-3 Richmond 1-0 Rollins 6-0 Sacramento State 1-0 Samford 3-0 San Diego State 3-0 San Jose State 8-4 Santa Clara 1-0 South Alabama 4-0 South Carolina South Florida 26-2 Southern Cal 17-9 Southern Illinois 7-0 Southern Methodist 9-1 Southern Mississippi 5-0 Southern University 1-0 St. Francis (Pa.) 2-0 Stanford 11-8 Stetson 4-0 Swedish Nat'l. Team 2-2 Tennessee Texas Texas A&M 13-2 TAMU Corpus Christi 2-0 Texas Christian 17-3 Texas-El Paso 1-0 Texas Tech 4-2 Tohoku-Fukushi U.(Japan) 1-0 Troy State 6-0 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Tulane 31-3 Tulsa UCLA 6-11 UNLV 4-1 Vanderbilt 53-8 Virginia 13-1 Wake Forest Washington 8-3 Washington State 3-0 Weber State 1-0 West Florida 1-0 Western Carolina 3-0 Western Kentucky 3-0 Wichita State 2-0 William & Mary 2-0 Winthrop 8-0 Wisconsin 3-0 Wofford 4-0 Yale 2-0

10 Coaching Staff Evans was formerly an assistant coach for the men s golf team at Georgia Tech from and the assistant executive director of the Atlanta Junior Golf Association for six years. In 1981, she graduated from Auburn with a Bachelor of Science degree while also lettering for the Tigers from Upon her graduation from Auburn, Evans worked as a golf activity coordinator and golf professional at Sandestin Resort in Destin, Fla., where she obtained her PGA Class A status. Evans has a long list of golf achievements including being on the Board of Directors for The Alabama First Tee Chapter in 1999 and is the 3rd Vice-President of the National Golf Coaches Association for She was awarded the Georgia PGA Junior Golf Leader Award in 1992; was a member of the PGA National Junior Golf Steering Committee from ; Georgia State Golf Association Advisory Committee, ; Georgia Junior Golf Foundation Board of Directors, ; Special Olympics Committee for Golf in 1994; and Instructor for the LPGA Mazda Executive Women s Clinic in She was the guest speaker for the 1990 USGA Women s Regional Workshop and at the AAHPERD Regional Convention in She spearheaded and directed the See Jane Build Golf Day in September 1995 to benefit Habitat for Humanity in Lee Kim Evans Year-by Year Year Record NCAA SEC Finish (.541) t-6th (.693) 18th Champions (.799) 13th 3rd (.595) 18th 5th (.627) 15th 6th (.740) 6th Champions (.912) 4th 4th (.951) t-2nd 2nd (.760) 9th Champions (.716) nd (.893) 3rd Champions (.839) 12th 1st 2006 Fall (.805) Totals (.762) County and was selected to the South District Selection Committee for While at Georgia Tech, she was involved in several campus activities such as directing the Georgia Tech Annual Gift Giving, The United Way for four years, the Tournament Coordinator of the Local Contributors Golf Tournament for the NCAA Women s Final Four in 1993 and the Mandy Miller Golf Classic (Women s Basketball Scholarship Endowment Program) for three years. Evans was a co-director for the Go For the Gold Twilight Run (fund raising for women s athletics) in Evans spends time with many charities and is a member of the Professional Golf Association of America. Among Evans achievements from the recent past include the creation of the Auburn Tiger Invitational (now named the Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational after former Auburn golfer and Curtis Cup Champion Virginia-Derby Grimes). She was also instrumental in landing the 1996 NCAA East Regional and 2003 NCAA Championship at Grand National in Opelika, Ala.. The individuals are the best part of coaching, said Evans of her players. Of course everybody likes to win. But, when you re dealing with individuals, and they accomplish their goals, we all come together and accomplish our team goals. When you have quality student-athletes and mix them with the game of golf, I can t see a better combination. The Kim Evans File 2002 NGCA National Coach of the Year Led Tigers to 8 straight NCAA Championship appearances, 4-straight Top 10 finishes School-best tie for 2nd in the 2002 NCAA Championship preceded by finishing 4th in 2001 and 6th in 2000 First-ever No. 1 ranking in Auburn history in Four SEC Championships in 1996, 2000, 2003 and , 2001 and 2002 SEC Coach of the Year 1996 District South Coach of the Year Has a (.758) record in just over 11 years at AU NCAA South District Selection Committee, Selected by the PGA of America to appear in a public service announcement, 1995 Featured in PGA Magazine, January 1996, on the National PSA 3rd Vice-President, National Golf Coaches Association

11 Assistant Coach Courtney Trimble Auburn Graduate - Class of time All-SEC selection All-American in Curtis Cup Champion Four years after she played her last round as an Auburn Tiger, Courtney Trimble (formerly Courtney Swaim) returned to the Plains midway through the season to assist Kim Evans with coaching the women s golf team. A four year letter winner and one of only five Tigers to play in every tournament over the course of her career, Trimble brings a wealth of collegiate and professional playing experience to the Auburn staff. A Duluth, Ga., native, Trimble played at Auburn from During her four years, Auburn compiled a record of (.734) and won eleven tournaments. Trimble s senior season was most the successful in the program s history. The team finished no worse than second in 12 tournaments, amassed five victories and was national runner-up at the NCAA Championships, the schools best ever finish in the tournament. Individually, Trimble is one of Auburn s most decorated players. She played in 46 tournaments over the course of her career, more than any other Auburn golfer. She was an All-SEC selection in 1999, 2001 and earned both All-SEC and All-America honors in Trimble was also a member of the 2002 Curtis Cup champions and played in the 2002 U.S. Women s Open as an amateur. After graduating in the spring of 2002 with a degree in business administration, Trimble played for more than two years on the Futures Tour. She played in 37 tournaments and earned four top-five finishes. She also earned a spot in the 2004 U.S. Women s Open and made the cut, finishing 61st. Trimble also spent time as a golf instructor at the Atlanta Athletic Club before returning to Auburn. She married to her husband, Billy, in February of Women s Golf Support Staff Coaching Staff Cathie Heimbold Academic Counselor Amy Myatt Administrative Assistant Ryan Russell Strength and Conditioning Jarod Grace Trainer Carol White Media Relations Associate Director Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions

12 2006 SEC Champions The team wins the SEC Championship and rolls Toomer s Corner!

13 Auburn The The 2006 Women s Team Golf Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions

14 Player Profi les Betsy Boyd Class... Senior Major...Marketing Hometown.. Windermere, Fla. SENIOR (FALL 2006) team qualifying events. JUNIOR ( ) team qualifying events. Participated in Participated in SOPHOMORE ( ) Participated in team qualifying events. FRESHMAN ( ) Participated in team qualifying events... Walked on to the team prior to the start of the season. PREP & JUNIOR All-County selection in Central Florida by The Orlando Sentinel... Academic/Athletic Female Athlete of the Year in the Senior Class... two-time Bay Hill Junior Girls Club Champion in 2001 and Captain of the golf team in her senior year... Member of the National Honor Society, DECA and Young Life. PERSONAL Full name is Elizabeth Lauren Boyd... Born March 31, 1985, in Windermere, Fla.... Daughter of Scott and Jennifer Boyd... Brother, Michael, and sister, Anna... Hobbies include shopping, visiting with friends, going out on the lake... Dream course is Augusta National... Favorite athlete is Davis Love III.

15 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Player Profi les Getting to know Betsy What is one thing you can t go a week without? Chocolate Who introduced you to golf? I was 14. My dad and brother played and I started going out on the course with them. If you could take a trip anywhere, where would you go and why? I want to go to Europe, because I have always wanted to see other countries. What is your favorite course that you have played? Pinehurst What is one thing you want to accomplish outside the game of golf? I want to start a family and have a successful career. What do you like to in your free time? I like to hang out with my friends, watch movies and relax. What is your favorite thing about Auburn? The campus is beautiful, the people are nice and the school spirit is amazing.

16 Player Profi les Nicole Hage Class... Senior Major... Communications Hometown...Coral Springs, Fla. SENIOR (06 FALL) Played in the 2006 U.S. Open, carding a two round total of 155 and placing 153rd Shot a final round 70 at the Derby Invitational to finish in a tie for second ( ) Placed in a tie for ninth at the UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate, shooting a Tied for 37th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational with a Opened the fall season with a three round total of 226 ( ), finishing tied for 38th at the NCAA Fall Preview JUNIOR (05-06) Named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-America Team Named second team All-SEC Concluded the year with a stroke average and 12 rounds at or below par Carded a four-round total of 309 ( ) to finish tied for 79th at the NCAA Championships Finished 43rd in the NCAA East Region, shooting a Stroked a personal season low three-round total of 208 ( ) at the Lady Buckeye Invite Placed 34th at the SEC Championships after shooting a Earned three consecutive top ten finishes, placing third at the LSU Cleveland Golf Classic ( ), fifth at the Lady Gamecock Classic ( ) and tied for sixth at the Liz Murphey Classic ( ) Opened the spring with a tie for 22nd at the Wildcat Invitational, carding a Tied for 37th at Derby Invitational ( )... Finished a fall-best sixth place in the Mason Rudolph Championship with a three-day total of Tied for 41st at Lady Tar Heel Invitational ( )...Finished in a tie for 13th at the Cougar Classic carding a SOPHOMORE ( ) Named preseason first-team All- American by Golfweek Honorable mention All-American...Named All-SEC Second Team Finished with a stroke average on the season Concluded the NCAA Tournament with a fifth-place finish ( )... Tied for sixth at the NCAA Central Regional, posting a three-day total of Tied for sixth with teammate Maria Martinez at the SEC Championships, with a Had a 54-hole total of and tied for 41st at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic... Tied for 11th overall at the Lady Gator Invite after scoring a three-day total of Carded a 54-hole score of to finish 14th at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic Scored a at the Lady Paladin Invitational and tied with teammate Diana Ramage for seventh place Finished fourth at the Fall Preview with a Tied for 22nd at the Franklin Street Partners Invite with a Tied for 28th at the ACC/SEC Challenge with a FRESHMAN ( ) Named SEC Co-Player of the Year... Earned first team All-American honors by Golfweek... Also named SEC Freshman of the Year in Had a stroke average... Didn t finish lower than 15th in all but two tournaments... Fired a 4-under 68 in her first collegiate round... Tied for 29th at the NCAA East Regional with a Tied for 11th at the SEC Championship with a score of Recorded her fourth consecutive top 10 finish with a seventh-place tie score of at the Bryan National Collegiate Tied for ninth in the Mason Rudolph Championship with a Finished sixth at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic with a Scored a to finish tied for sixth at the Lady Gator Invitational... Finished the Lady Puerto Rico Classic in a tie for 28th place overall with a Tied for 15th in the SEC-ACC Challenge with a Tied for third in the Fall Preview at Grand National s Lake Course in Auburn in her collegiate debut with a PREP &JUNIOR 2002: First-team Polo Jr. All- American... Represented Team USA in the Ping Jr. Solheim Cup... Member of the Canon Cup East team...

17 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Hage's Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Totals Hage's Career Results 2006 Fall (Senior) NCAA Fall Preview , t-38th Lady Tar Heel Invitational , t-37th UT Mecedes Women s Collegiate , t-9th Derby Invitational , t-2nd Hooters Collegiate Match Play Indiv. record: Results (Junior) Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite , t-13th , 6th , t-41st , t-37th , t-22nd , 3rd , 5th , t-6th , 34th , 2nd NCAA East Region NCAA Championship Results (Sophomore) Fall Preview Franklin Street Partners Invite Lady Paladin Invitational ACC/SEC Challenge Lady Puerto Rico Classic Lady Gator Invitational Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championship NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship Results (Freshman) Fall Preview Mason Rudolph Championship Franklin Street Partners Inv. ACC/SEC Challenge Lady Puerto Rico Classic Lady Gator Invitational Lady Gators at Howey-in-the-Hills Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championship NCAA East Regional , 43rd , t-79th , 4th , t-22nd , t-7th , t-28th , 14th , t-11th , t-41st , t-32nd , t-6th , t-6th , 5th , t-3rd , t-9th , t-11th , t-15th , t-28th , t-6th 74, 3rd , 6th , t-7th , t-11th , t-29th Player Profi les Won the hp Jr. at Abacoa with a Had four top-five finishes and four top-10 finishes out of 12 tournaments... Ranked 10th by Golfweek... Medalist at Heathrow for the 2002 U.S. Women s Open at Prairie Dunes... Medalist at the Dixie AM- Final 4... Medalist and won the lone D. Jones/Dourtey Cup. 2003: Second-team Polo Jr. All-American... Ranked ninth by Golfweek with a stroke average... Had two second-place finishes in four tournaments. USGA: Played in U.S. Girls and qualified for match play every year in winning six matches in the four years... Qualified for the 2003 U.S. Women s Amateur. PERSONAL Full name is Nicole Gabriela Hage... Born August 4, 1985, in Miami, Fla.... Daughter of Joseph and Sybelis Hage... One brother, Joey... Dream course is St. Andrews. Getting to know Nicole What is one thing you can t go a week without? Chocolate Who introduced you to golf? My dad started teaching me to play when I was three years old. What is your favorite golf course that you have played? Sun River in Bend, Oregon What is the best thing about Auburn? It feels like a big family, and I love all of the traditions. What is your best non-athletic talent? Scrap booking

18 Player Profi les Jessica Lovell Class... Senior Major... Marketing Hometown...Birmingham, Ala. SENIOR (FALL 2006) Carded round of 77 and 75 on her way to a 34th place tie at the Derby Invitational.Placed in a tie for 23rd after a at the Mercedes-Benz Women s Colegiate Shot an to finish tied for 37th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational Opened the Fall season with a tie for 14th at the NCAA Fall Preview, carding a three round total of JUNIOR ( ) Finished the fall with a stroke average... Carded a three round total of and finished tied for 98th at the NCAA Championships Shot a final round 71 on her way to a and a 15th place tie at the NCAA East Regional Placed in a tie for 35th at the Lady Buckeye Invite after a Carded a to place tied for 16th at the SEC Championships Tied for 27th at the Liz Murphey Classic with a Shot another three-round 232 ( ) at the Lady Gamecock Classic, finishing tied for 36th Earned a tie for 15th with three straight rounds of 74 (222) at the LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Opened the spring with a two sub-par rounds at the Wildcat Invitational, adding a final round 74 ( ) to finish tied for 17th. Finished in a tie for 53rd at the Derby Invitational ( )... Earned her top finish of the season in a tie for 18th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational carding a three-day score of Fired a for a tie for 57th in the Mason Rudolph Championship...Finished in a tie for 25th at the Cougar Classic with a SOPHOMORE ( ) Named to All-SEC Academic Team...Finished the season with a stroke average Totaled a three-day score of and tied for 94th at the NCAA Central Regional Collected a three-day score of and tied for 32nd at the SEC Championship Carded a 54-hole score of and tied for 49th at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Tied for 27th at the Lady Gator Invite, scoring a three-day Fired a in the Lady Puerto Rico Classic, good enough for a fourth-place tie Played in three tournaments in the fall, finishing as high as tied for 7th place at the ACC/SEC Challenge Notched a at the ACC/SEC Challenge Her third round score of 70 at the ACC/SEC Challenge was a career low Tied for 18th overall at the Lady Paladin Invite, carding a Finished tied for 74th at the Fall Preview with a R.S. FRESHMAN ( ) Had a stroke average... Tied for 51st in her collegiate debut with a playing as an individual in the SEC-ACC Challenge...Finished in a tie for 55th place at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic with a Participated as an individual at the Lady Gators Invitational with a Registered an 83 at the Lady Gators at Howey-in-the-Hills which placed her 17th overall...finished tied for 46th overall at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic as an individual with a score of FRESHMAN ( ) Redshirted in her first year at Auburn. PREP & JUNIOR Qualified for the 2002 United States Women s Amateur in Scarsborough, N.Y...Led Hoover High School to the Alabama State Championship two consecutive years as a junior and senior...alabama State High School Individual Champion as a junior... Won the IJGT Tournament of Champions...Placed fourth in the prestigious Bubba Conlee tournament...qualified for the 2000 United States Girls Junior...Finished fourth in the AJGA Marsh City Classic...MVP of Hoover High s golf team...a member of the National Honor Society... Best of the Preps selection...vip Club.

19 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Lovell's Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Totals Lovell's Career Results 2006 Fall (Senior) NCAA Fall Preview Lady Tar Heel Invitational UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate Derby Invitational Results (Junior) Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic , t-14th , t-37th , t-19th , t-34th , t-25th , t-57th , t-18th , t-53rd , t-17th , t-15th PERSONAL Full name is Jessica Blair Lovell...Born April 22, 1984, in Nashville, Tenn...Daughter of Taylor and Kathy Lovell... One sister, Ashley...Father played basketball at Georgia...Was a high school teammate of Auburn junior Abigale Schepperle...Dream course is Pebble Beach...Favorite athlete is Annika Sorrenstam... Also lettered in basketball in high school. Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championships Results (Sophomore) Fall Preview Lady Paladin Invitational ACC/SEC Challenge Lady Puerto Rico Classic Lady Gator Invitational Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic SEC Championship NCAA Central Regional Results (Freshman) ACC/SEC Challenge (indiv.) Lady Puerto Rico Classic Lady Gator Invitational (indiv.) Lady Gators at Howey-in-the-Hills Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic , t-36th , t-27th , t-16th , t-35th , t-15th , t-98th , t-74th , t-18th , t-7th , t-4th , t-27th , t-49th , t-32nd , t-94th , t-51st , t-55th , t-49th 83, 17th , t-46t Player Profi les Getting to know Jessica If you could take a trip anywhere, where would you go? I would go to Hawaii because of the beautiful landscape and the amazing golf courses. Who introduced you to golf? My dad started teaching me to play when I was nine years old. What is your best non-athletic talent? Drawing and Painting What do you like to do in your free time? I like to paint, shop and hang out with my friends. What is your favorite course that you have played? Pinehurst No. 2 What is the best thing about your Auburn team? We work extremely hard and have a lot of fun doing it, almost too much fun. Do you have any superstitions or pre-round rituals? I always use the same ball marker.

20 Player Profi les Abigale Schepperle Class... Junior Major... Marketing Hometown...Birmingham, Ala. Getting to know Abigale JUNIOR (2006 FALL) Concluded the Fall with a stroke average Shot a to finish tied for 11th at the Derby Invitational Placed 14th at the UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate with a Carded a three round total of to finish 25th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational... Opened the fall with a to tie for 40th at the NCAA Fall Preview SOPHOMORE ( ) Finished the season with a stroke Tied for 21st at the NCAA Championships, carding a Shot a to tie for 35th at the NCAA East Regional Placed in a tie for fifth at the Lady Buckeye Invite after carding a , her best three round total of the year Placed 30th at the SEC Championships with a Rebounded on the last day of the Liz Murphey Classic, shooting a to tie for 67th Tied for 22nd at the Lady Gamecock Classic after a Carded three round to tie for 30th at the LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Opened the spring with a to place in a tie for 61st at the Wildcat Invitational Finished the fall season with a stroke average...earned a tie for 8th in the Derby Invitational carding a Finished in a tie for 11th at the Lady Tar Heel Invite with a Tied for 46th in the Mason Rudolph with a Opened the season with a tie for 22nd in the Cougar Classic firing a FRESHMAN ( ) Had a stroke average for the season...finished in a tie for 68th at the NCAA Championship carding a Made her collegiate debut with a tie for fifth place finish at the Franklin Street Partners Invite with a Scored a to tie for 23rd at the ACC/SEC Challenge... Carded a at the Lady Paladin Invitational and tied for 55th overall...tied for 55th at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic with a score of Carded a at the Bryan National Collegiate and tied for 54th...Compteted as an individual at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic and tied for 12th with a PREP & JUNIOR Named to the AJGA Polo All-American team as an Honorable Mention in Bubba Conlee National Tournament Champion Part of four AHSAA state championship teams at Hoover High School Won one individual state title. PERSONAL Native of Birmingham, Ala Born May 12, 1986, to David and Kim Schepperle... High School teammate of Jessica Lovell Spends her spare time reading, writing and hanging out with her family and friends. Schepperle's Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Totals Schepperle's Career Results 2006 Fall (Junior) NCAA Fall Preview , t-40th Lady Tar Heel Invitational , 25th UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate , 14th Derby Invitational , t-17th Hooter s Collegiate Match Play Indiv. record: Results (Sophomore) Cougar Classic: Mason Rudolph Championship: , t-22nd , t-46th Lady Tar Heel Invitational: Derby Invitational: Wildcat Invitational: LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic: Lady Gamecock Classic: Liz Murphey Classic: SEC Championship: Lady Buckdeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championships Results (Freshman) Franklin Street Partners Invite Lady Paladin Invitational (indiv.) ACC/SEC Challenge Lady Puerto Rico Classic Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National Collegiate NCAA Championship , t-11th , t-8th , t-61st , t-30th , t-22nd , t-67th , t-30th , t-5th , t-35th , t-21st , t-5th , t-55th , t-23rd , t-55th , t-12th , t-54th , t-68th

21 Margaret Shirley Class... Junior Major...Communications Hometown...Roswell, Ga. Getting to know Margaret If you could take a trip anywhere, where would you go? I would go to Costa Rica, where I got to do mission work this summer. What is your best non-athletic talent? Pulling pranks on people. What is your favorite golf course that you have played? Pumpkin Ridge Shirley's Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Totals Shirley's Career Results 2006 Fall (Junior) NCAA Fall Preview , t-18th Lady Tar Heel Classic , t-37th UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate , t-23rd Derby Invitational , t-4th Hooters Collegiate Match Play Indiv. record: Results (Sophomore) Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational , t-51st , t-30th , t-11th Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championship Results (Freshman) Fall Preview Franklin Street Partners Invite Lady Paladin Invitational (indiv.) Lady Gator Invitational Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Bryan National Collegiate SEC Championship NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship JUNIOR (2006 FALL) Finished the fall with a stroke average Placed in a tie for fourth at the Derby Invitational, carding her two of her best rounds of the season to date ( ) Tied for 23rd at the UT Mercedes Women s Collegiate, shooting a Stroked a three round total of to place in a tie for 37th at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational Earned a Top 20 finish at the NCAA Fall Preview, carding a to finish in a tie for 18th. SOPHOMORE ( ) Finished the season with a stroke average Placed 68th at the NCAA Championships, carding a Carded a three round total of , landing in 54th place at the NCAA East Regional Earned five consecutive Top 20 finishes, placing 20th in the LSU Cleveland Golf Classic ( ), tied for eighth in the Lady Gamecock Classic ( ), tied for 16th at the Liz Murphey Classic ( ), third at the SEC Championships ( ) and tied for fifth at the Lady Buckeye Invite ( ) Opened the spring season with a , tying for 55th at the Wildcat Invitational Finished the fall season with a stroke average...earned her best finish with a tie for 11th in the Lady Tar Heel Invitational firing a Finished 21st in the Derby Invitational with a Tied for 30th in the Mason Rudolph with a Finished in a tie for 51st in the Cougar Classic with a FRESHMAN ( ) Finished the season with a stroke average...carded a at the NCAA Championship, tying for 98th... Finished tied for 31st with a at the NCAA Central Regional Scored a and tied for 16th overall at SEC Championships... Finished the Bryan National Collegiate in a tie for 59th after compiling a three-day score of Carded a and tied for 20th at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic... Scored a three-day total of and tied for 34th at the Lady Gator Invite... Tied for second overall at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic, firing a three-day score of Competed as an individual at the Lady Paladin Invitational and scored a , good enough for a tie for 43rd overall Tied for 36th at the Franklin Street Partners Invite with a Finished tied for 24th in career debut at the Fall Preview with a PREP & JUNIOR Garnered five Top 10 finishes in AJGA tournaments, including three top five finishes Was a 2004 Co-State Champion Three-time Marietta Daily Journal Player of the Year (2001, 2002 and 2004) Atlanta Journal Constitution Player of the Year in 2004 Part of the 2001 State Championship team at Lassiter High School Three-time region winner in 2001, 2002 and PERSONAL Born March 26, 1986, to William and Leslie Shirley Native of Roswell, Ga Has one brother, Will (21) and one sister, Laura (13) Enjoys playing poker, bowling and snowskiing , t-21st , t-52nd , 20th , t-8th , t-16th , 3rd , t-5th , t-54th , t-68th , t-24th , t-36th , t-43rd , t-34th , t-20th , t-59th , t-16th , t-31st , t-98th Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Player Profi les

22 Lauren Hawkins Class... Sophomore SOPHOMORE (2006 FALL) the team in the. Joined FRESHMAN ( ) Did not play collegiate golf as a freshman. Major...Finance Hometown... Gretna, Neb. PREP & JUNIOR PERSONAL Full name is Lauren Ann Hawkins...Born Dec. 27, Daughter of John and Ann Hawkins...Has five brothers and sisters, Madeline (23), Christopher (21), Carter (16), Samantha (14), Callie (8). Player Profi les Getting to know Lauren If you could take a trip anywhere, where would you go? I would go somewhere off the coast of South Africa to see the great white sharks. What is your best non-athletic talent? I would say I am pretty artistic. What is one thing you want to accomplish outside the game of golf? I would like to run my own business one day. What is one thing most people don t know about you? I love to cook, especially breakfast and desserts. What is one thing most people don t know about you? I love to cook, especially breakfast and desserts.

23 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Mariana Macias Class... Sophomore Major... International Business Hometown... Madrid, Spain SOPHOMORE (2006 FALL) Played in the Derby Invitational as an individual, carding a to tie for 47th Her second round 74 tied her career low score. FRESHMAN ( ) Competed in one tournament in the spring as an individual, carding a to finish in a tie for 58th Finished the fall season with a stroke average in six rounds...finished in a tie for 40th at the Mason Rudolph Championships carding a Finished 64th at the Derby Invitational with a PREP & JUNIOR Helped lead the Madrid team to a second place finish at the Interteritorial in Spain in First in the Tournament of Pais Vasco...Earned a No. 1 ranking in Madrid as a 14 and 15 year old...placed fifth in the 2003 Spanish Junior Tournament...Second place in the 2002 Doral. PERSONAL A native of Madrid, Spain... Daughter of Emilio Macias and Elsa Capuzzi... Has one sister, Paty (11)...Born on Oct. 27, 1987 in Buenos Aires, Arentina. Player Profi les Getting to know Mariana What is one thing you cant go a week without? Right now, my cell phone, so I can talk to people that are far away from me. What is one thing you want to accomplish outside the game of golf? I want to walk the Camino de Santiago, which is about 400 km in the north of Spain. What is your favorite golf course that you have played? Grand National Park of Joyenval in Paris, France. What is the best thing about your Auburn team? They are hilarious and hard working. Macias Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Totals Macias Career Results 2006 Fall (Sophomore) Derby Invitational , t-47th Results (Freshman) Mason Rudolph Championship Derby Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic , t-40th , 64th , t-58th

24 Player Profi les Marissa Milligan Class... R-Freshman Major... Health Promotion Hometown... Normal, Ill. SOPHOMORE (2006 FALL) Finished the fall with at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play Won the Derby Invitational as an individual, carding a Played her first collegiate event as an individual at the UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate, shooting a three round total of and finishing tied for 55th. FRESHMAN ( ) Played in team qualifying events. PREP & JUNIOR Won the Illinois State Amateur Championship...Won the Country Insurance Collegiate Classic...Placed sixth in the Illinois state high school tournament...finished in the top 10 in an ATGA event...mvp of her high school team three consecutive years...dave Handy Golf Award from University High School...Won the Bloomington- Normal Women s City three years in a row. PERSONAL A native of Normal, Illinois...The daughter of Mike and Karen Milligan...Born July 11, Siblings are Krisy (28), Pat (27) and Lyndsey (24)...Sister Lindsey played golf at the University of Illinois and father played at the University of Houston... Getting to know Marisa What is one thing most people don t know about you? I am a second-degree black belt in tae kwon do. Do you have any pre-round rituals? I wash my golf clubs the night before a tournament. What is your most memorable golf moment? Winning the Illinois State Amateur. Who introduced you to the game of golf? My dad did when I five years old. What is the best thing about Auburn? It always feels very much like a big family to me. Milligan s Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Milligan s Career Results 2006 Fall (Sophomore) UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate (t-55th) Derby Invitational (1st) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Indiv. record: 3-1

25 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Candace Shepperle Class... Freshman Major... Undeclared Hometown.. Birmingham, Ala. FRESHMAN (2006 FALL) Played at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play Tied for 17th at the Derby Invitational, carding a Shot a and finished tied for 19th at the Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate Was the low individual for Auburn at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational after shooting a and placing in a tie for 11th Opened her collegiate career with a to finish tied for 40th at the NCAA Fall Preview. PREP & JUNIOR Finished her junior career as the 46th-ranked junior in the nation according to the 2006 Polo Golf Rankings Named a Rolex Junior All-American by the American Junior Golf Association in 2005 and 2006 Won the Ringold Telephone Company Junior Classic with a in 2005 and placed third in the event in 2006 Low medalist at the Women s State Amateur Championship with a 6-under 213. PERSONAL Native of Birmingham, Ala Daughter of Kim and David Schepperle Sister of Auburn junior Abigale Schepperle Enjoys watching funny movies Favorite pro golfer is Tiger Woods. Player Profi les Getting to know Candace If you could take a trip anywhere, where would you go and why? I would love to go to New Zealand to see the amazing countryside. Do you have any pre-round rituals? I always write sayings on my golf balls. What is your most memorable golf moment? I birdied the last two holes at the LPGA Florida s Natural Charity Classic to make the cut by one stroke. What do you do in your free time? Anything new and different. What is the best thing about Auburn? I love going to other sporting events, especially football. Schepperle s Averages Year Tourns. Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd Fall Schepperle s Career Results 2006 Fall (Sophomore) NCAA Fall Preview , t-40th Lady Tar Heel Invitational , t-11th UT Mercedes-Benz Women s Collegiate , t-19th Derby Invitational st Hooters Collegiate Match Play Indiv. record: 2-1-1

26 Season Review Coming off one of the most successful seasons in the program s history, the women s golf team took to the links with loads of talent and lofty expectations. Beginning the season ranked 5th nationally, the Tigers won a school record five tournaments, successfully defended their SEC title and earned a second consecutive NCAA Tournament invitation. Auburn finished no worse than 5th in nine regular season tournaments and set school records for tournament low score and season low average. The team was led by lone senior Maria Martinez, who won four individual titles and set a school record for season low average (71.89). Her four titles were the most ever by an Auburn golfer in a single season, and she became only the fifth SEC individual champion in the program s history. Martinez won All-SEC first team and Player of the Year honors. She was one of three Tigers to make the All- SEC team. Juniors Nicole Hage and Margaret Shirley were awarded second-team honors. The SEC Tournament Championship, Auburn s sixth, didn t come easy. Martinez and Margaret Shirley both sank birdie putts on the final hole to secure the victory at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Nashville, Tenn. The Tigers took the lead after first round, carding a 300. A second round 282 gave the Tigers a comfortable lead heading into the final round, but a late charge from Tennessee forced the tournament championship to be decided on the final hole. After winning the SEC tournament, Auburn earned its 13th bid to an NCAA Regional. Playing in the East Region at the Bryan s Park Golf Club in Brown s Summit, N.C., the Tigers carded a final round 285 to finish in sixth place and earn a bid to the NCAA championships. At the NCAA Championships, Auburn finished twelfth after shooting a four-round total of 1208 to finish at 56-over par. The NCAA bid was the twelfth for the women s golf program and the twelfth place finish in 2006 was the sixth best in their twelve NCAA tournaments. Abigale Schepperle led the Tigers individually, shooting a 297 ( ) and tied for 21st place. Maria Martinez carded a 301 ( ) and finished in a tie for 38th, Margaret Shirley finished 68th with a 307 ( ), Nicole Hage carded a 309 ( ) and finished tied for 79th and Jessica Lovell shot a 315 ( ) to finish in a tie for 98th. The road to the NCAA Championships began eight months earlier in the Cougar Classic at the Yeaman s Hall Golf Club in Charleston, S.C. Auburn opened the season with a fourth place finish, shooting an 884 ( ) that included Season Review a second round 285, the lowest round for any team over the three day tournament. Nicole Hage was the low-scorer for Auburn, shooting a 4-over 220 ( ) to finish in a tie for 13th place. The Tigers finished fifth in the Mason Rudolph at Vanderbilt Legends Course in Nashville, Tenn. and second in the Lady Tar Heel Invitational at the Finley Golf Course in Chapel Hill N.C., before earning their first tournament victory in the Derby Invitational at the Auburn University Club. Auburn ( ) shot an final round 286 to overtake Duke and win the tournament. Maria Martinez captured her first individual title, scoring all three rounds at or under par on her way to a 7-under 209 ( ). The Wildcat Invitational at Arizona National Golf Club brought the Tigers back to action after a winter break of more than three months. A three round total of 864 ( ) earned Auburn a fifth place finish and a springboard into a spring season that saw them win or finish second in every regular season tournament. In the LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic at the University Club in Baton Rouge, La., Auburn finished every golfer in the top 30 and won the tournament by two strokes over hosting LSU. Auburn shot a and led the final two rounds. The following week the Tigers won their second consecutive tournament, taking the Lady Gamecock Classic at the University Club in Blythewood, S.C. Auburn ( ) shot a 278, the tournament low score, in the second round on their way to an 18-stroke margin of victory over Tennessee. Maria Martinez won her second individual title, shooting a Auburn finished second in their next tournament, falling by just two strokes to host Georgia in the Liz Murphey Classic at the University of Georgia Golf Club in Athens, Ga. The Tigers shot a , but had two golfers finish in the top 10. Maria Martinez shot a to finish in a tie for 4th and Nicole Hage carded a to finish in a tie for 6th. Between their SEC tournament victory and the NCAA East Region, Auburn traveled to the Golf Club at Dublin to take part in Ohio State s Lady Buckeye Invite. Maria Martinez took home her fourth individual title with a , edging teammate Nicole Hage ( ) by a single stroke. On the strength of those two performances, Auburn separated themselves from the field and won by a convincing 37 stroke margin.

27 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Cougar Classic 1. Tennessee Georgia Vanderbilt Auburn Virginia N. C. State LSU North Carolina Furman t-10. Coll. of Charleston t-10. Wake Forest Maryland Richmond FSU Ole Miss t-16. Miami t-16. South Florida Auburn Individuals Nicole Hage , t-13 Maria Martinez , t-15th Abigale Schepperle , t-22nd Jessica Lovell , t-25th Margaret Shirley , t-51st Individual Champion Marci Turner (Tennessee) Team Results Mason Rudolph Championship 1. Duke Georgia Arkansas UCLA Auburn Arizona State Wake Forest Vanderbilt Florida Tulane Oklahoma State Texas Furman Arizona Missouri Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , t-2nd Nicole Hage , 6th Margaret Shirley , t-30th Abigale Schepperle , t-46th Jessica Lovell , t-57th Individual Champion Amanda Blumenhurst (Duke) Lady Tar Heel Invitational 1. Duke Auburn Vanderbilt Wake Forest Virginia Texas A&M Ohio State N.C. Stat t-9. Florida State t-9. South Carolina Oklahoma State t-12. LSU t-12. Tulsa North Carolina Tennessee t-16. Kentucky t-16. Texas Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , t-5th Margaret Shirley , t-11th Abigale Schepperle , t-11th Jessica Lovell , t-18th Nicole Hage , t-41st Individual Champion Ashley Knoll (Texas A&M) Season Review The Derby Invitational 1. Auburn Duke Georgia Virginia Tennessee Florida t-7. Oklahoma State t-7. South Carolina Alabama LSU Florida State N. C. State Texas Mississippi UNC-Wilmington Kansas West Florida Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , 1st Abigale Schepperle , t-8th Margaret Shirley , t-21st Nicole Hage , t-37th Jessica Lovell , t-53rd Individual Champion Maria Martinez (Auburn) Wildcat Invitational 1.Arizona State Duke t-3. California t-3. UCLA Auburn UNLV Pepperdine Arizona Southern Cal New Mexico Georgia Tennessee Stanford Vanderbilt Washington New Mexico State Nevada Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , t-11th Jessica Lovell , t-17th Nicole Hage , t-22nd Margaret Shirley , t-52nd Abigale Schepperle , t-61st Individual Champion Jacqui Concolino (Vanderbilt) LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 1.Auburn LSU Vanderbilt Virginia Alabama Furman Coll. of Charleston Mississippi St Kentucky Louisville t-11. Augusta State t-11. Florida State North Carolina t-14. UNC-Wilmington t-14. N.C. State Mississippi Birmingham Southern James Madison Auburn Individuals Nicole Hage , 3rd Maria Martinez , t-6th Jessica Lovell , t-15th Margaret Shirley , 20th Abigale Schepperle , t-30th Individual Champion Jacqui Concolino (Vanderbilt)

28 Season Review Lady Gamecock Classic 1. Auburn Tennessee Florida St Virginia Furman N.C State Wake Forest South Carolina Augusta St East Tenn. St Minnesota Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , 1st Nicole Hage , 5th Margaret Shirley , t-8th Abigale Schepperle , t-22nd 5. Jessica Lovell t-36th Individual Champion Maria Martinez (Auburn) Lady Buckeye Spring Invite 1. Auburn Florida Purdue Kent State Ohio State Michigan State LSU Penn State Northwestern Georgia State Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , 1st Nicole Hage , 2nd Margaret Shirley , t-5th Abigale Schepperle , t-5th Jessica Lovell , t-35th Individual Champion Maria Martinez (Auburn) Liz Murphey Classic 1. Georgia Auburn Wake Forest Florida State Kent State South Carolina Ohio State Washington Arkansas Vanderbilt Michigan State Alabama Mississippi St East Carolina Furman Oklahoma Mississippi Coastal Carolina Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , t-4th Nicole Hage , t-6th Margaret Shirley , t-16th Jessica Lovell , t-27th Abigale Schepperle , t-67th Individual Champion Caroline Westrup (Florida St.) NCAA East Regional 1. Tennessee LSU California t-4. Arizona State t-4. Florida St Auburn Wake Forest t-8. Alabama t-8. Virginia North Carolina t-11. Augusta St t-11. Vanderbilt South Carolina Maryland Coll. of Charleston N.C. State Furman Campbell East Carolina Yale University Mississippi St Auburn Individuals 1. Jessica Lovell , t-15th 2. Maria Martinez , t-18th 3. Abigale Schepperle , t-35th 4. Nicole Hage , 43rd 5. Margaret Shirley , t-54th Individual Champion Marci Turner (Tennessee) SEC Championship 1. Auburn Tennessee Georgia Vanderbilt Arkansas Florida LSU South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Kentucky Mississippi Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez , 1st Margaret Shirley , 3rd Jessica Lovell , t-16th Abigale Schepperle , t-30th Nicole Hage , 34th Individual Champion Maria Martinez (Auburn) NCAA Championship 1.. Duke Southern Cal Pepperdine Arizona State California t-6. Florida t-6. Georgia t-6. Washington Purdue Arkansas UCLA Auburn t-13. Stanford t-13. Tennessee Wake Forest Florida St Arizona Oklahoma St Texas A&M Nebraska Kent State UNLV LSU Alabama Auburn Individuals Abigale Schepperle , 21st Maria Martinez, , t-38th Margaret Shirley , t-68th Nicole Hage , t-79th Jessica Lovell , t-98th Individual Champion Marci Turner (Tennessee)

29 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Statistics Individual Rounds -- Strokes (Average) Name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Overall Maria Martinez (71.9) (71.8) (71.6) 1-77 (77.0) (71.89) Nicole Hage (75.4) (73.8) (72.9) 1-75 (75.0) (74.08) Margaret Shirley (76.6) (73.9) (73.7) 1-79 (79.0) (74.89) Abigale Schepperle (77.0) (74.6) (74.8) 1-75 (75.0) (75.48) Jessica Lovell (77.1) (73.7) (75.9) 1-77 (77.0) (75.62) Mariana Macias (78.3) (79.3) (76.3) (78.00) OVERALL (298.4) (291.9) (292.1) (304.0) (294.46) Best Finishes Maria Martinez Nicole Hage Abigale Schepperle Margaret Shirley Jessica Lovell 1st (Derby Invitational, Lady Gamecock Classic, SEC Championship, Lady Buckeye Invite) 2nd (Lady Buckeye Invite) t-5th (Lady Buckeye Invite) 3rd (SEC Championship) t-15th (LSU Cleveland Golf Classic, NCAA East Region) Highs and Lows LOW HIGH Nicole Hage Jessica Lovell Maria Martinez Abigale Schepperle Margaret Shirley Mariana Macias Season Review Rounds Counted/ Rounds Played 1. Maria Martinez 34.5/37 (.932) 2. Nicole Hage 29.5/37 (.797) 3. Margaret Shirley 29/37 (.783) 4. Abigale Schepperle 29/37 (.783) 5. Jessica Lovell 24/37 (.648)

30 Season Review Tournament-by-Tournament Results Nicole Hage Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championship Jessica Lovell (t-13th) (6th) (t-41st) (t-37th) (t-22nd) (3rd) (5th) (t-6th) (34th) (2nd) (43rd) (t-79th) Cougar Classic (t-25th) Mason Rudolph Championship (t-57th) Lady Tar Heel Invitational (t-18th) Derby Invitational (t-53rd) Wildcat Invitational (t-17th) LSU Cleveland Golf Classic (t-15th) Lady Gamecock Classic (t-36th) Liz Murphey Classic (t-27th) SEC Championship (t-16th) Lady Buckeye Invite (t-35th) NCAA East Region (t-15th) NCAA Championship (t-98th) Mariana Macias Mason Rudolph Championship Derby Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Maria Martinez Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championship Abigale Schepperle Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championship (t-40th) (64th) (t-58th) (t-15th) (t-2nd) (t-5th) (1st) (t-11th) (t-6th) (1st) (t-4th) (1st) (1st) (t-18th) (t-38th) (t-22nd) (t-46th) (t-11th) (t-8th) (t-61st) (t-30th) (t-22nd) (t-67th) (t-30th) (t-5th) (t-35th) (t-21st) Margaret Shirley Cougar Classic Mason Rudolph Championship Lady Tar Heel Invitational Derby Invitational Wildcat Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic Liz Murphey Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite NCAA East Region NCAA Championship (t-51st) (t-30th) (t-11th) (t-21st) (t-52nd) (20th) (t-8th) (t-16th) (3rd) (t-5th) (t-54th) (t-68th)

31 History and Records

32 Year-by-Year Results Results not available AIAW Golf Champ. 16th/ Team The program was dropped after the spring of 1981 and reinstated in the fall of Team 1976 Team Lady Gator Invitational... 12th Lady Paladin Invitational... 18th Women's Southern Inter.... 9th Lady Kentucky Invitational... 6th Lady Seminole Invitational... 15th Lady Tar Heel Invitational... 7th Beacon Woods Invitational... 6th Results not available (60-87) Lady Seminole Invit th of 19 Memphis State Inter th of 17 Duke Fall Invitational... 6th of 12 Alabama-Seascape Invit th of 15 LSU-Fairwood Invit.... 8th of 15 Hudson Indust.-TSU Invit.... 9th of 21 Lady Paladin Invitational... 11th of 14 Peggy Kirk Bell Invit....3rd of 15 Canceled Classic... 4th of 7 Women's Southern Inter th of 16 SEC Championship... 6th of (117-38) Dick McGuire Invit th of 17 Lady Kat Invitational... 2nd of 19 Tiger-Tide Invitational...3rd of 13 Lady Gator Invitational... 5th of 12 Hudson Industries Invit.... 2nd of 18 LSU-Fairwood Invit....3rd of 14 Duke Spring Invitational... 5th of 19 Lady Sun Devil Invit.... 4th of 17 Women's Southern Inter....1st of 11 SEC Championship...1st of 9 NCAA Championship... 13th of 17 Auburn History 1979 Team 1980 (72-83) Duke Fall Invitational...3rd of 16 Lady Paladin Invitational... 12th of 24 Women's Southern Inter th of 17 Lady Cats Invitational... 7th of 15 Lady Seminole Invit th of 17 Georgia Invitational... 14th of 28 Lady Tar Heel Invit th of 28 Lady Gator Invitational... 15th of Team (57-58) Memphis State Inter.... 8th of 18 Lady Tar Heel Inter th of 16 Tiger-Tide Invitational... 6th of 17 U.S. International Invit.... 8th of 15 Hudson Industries Invit.... 7th of 13 Illinois Spring Classic... 6th of 10 Lady Paladin Invitational... 7th of 10 Women's Southern Inter th of 17 SEC Championship... 4th of Team (120-27) Dick McGuire Invit....3rd of 18 Lady Kat Invitational... 1st of 17 Tiger-Tide Invitational...2nd of 20 Yamaha Holiday Classic...4th of 11 Lady Gator Invitational...3rd of 12 Country Club of Alabama... 1st of 9 LSU-Fairwood Invit....3rd of 14 Lady Sun Devil Invit....8th of 18 Women's Southern Inter....3rd of 13 SEC Championship...2nd of 9 NCAA Championship...8th of Team 1980 Team 1981 SEC Championship...4th of ( ) Lady Seminole Invit.... t-7th of 19 Lady Tar Heel Invit.... 7th of 18 Tiger-Tide Invitational... 4th of 16 U.S. International Invit....3rd of 11 Lady Gator Invitational... 7th of 12 Hudson Industries Invit....1st of 14 LSU-Fairwood Invitational... 5th of 15 Illinois Spring Classic... 2nd of 9 Lady Paladin Invitational... 5th of 8 Women's Southern Inter....3rd of 16 SEC Championship... 4th of Team (75-56) Lady Buckeye Invit th of 19 PING/Tulsa Inter.... 7th of 19 Tiger-Tide Invitational... 6th of 19 Golf World Collegiate... 7th of 12 Lady Gator Invitational... 11th of 12 Country Club of Alabama... 2nd of 8 South Carolina Invit.... 5th of 13 Lady Sun Devil Invit.... 6th of 17 Women's Southern Inter.... 2nd of 13 SEC Championship... 6th of 9

33 1991 Team 1994 Team 1997 Team (45-63) Arizona State Fall Preview... 17th of 18 Lady Paladin Invitational... 7th of 9 Tiger-Tide Invitational... 7th of 15 Lady Gator Invitational... 6th of 12 Country Club of Alabama... 3rd of 10 LSU-Fairwood Invit.... 7th of 16 UNC-Woodbridge Tour.... 9th of 10 Women's Southern Inter.... 8th of 17 SEC Championship... 8th of ( ) Auburn Tiger Invitational... 1st of 12 Lady Tar Heel Invit....8th of 15 Lady Paladin Invitational...6th of 23 Carolyn Cudone Collegiate...8th of 12 Lady Gator Invitational...10th of 12 LSU-Fairwood Invit....6th of 15 Duke Spring Invitational...10th of 17 Liz Murphey Collegiate...11th of 15 SEC Championship...t-6th of ( ) Auburn Tiger Invitational... 5th of 12 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate... t-12th of 18 Lady Paladin Invitational... t-4th of 21 Memphis Women's Inter.... 3rd of 15 SunTrust Lady Gator Invit.... 7th of 19 Fripp Island/Hogan Inter.... 3rd of 17 Bryan National Collegiate... 10th of 15 Liz Murphey Collegiate... t-5th of 17 SEC Championship... 5th of 12 NCAA East Regional... t-7th of 19 NCAA Championship... 19th of Team 1995 Team ( ) Lady Paladin Invitational...6th of 9 Tiger-Tide Invitational...4th of 18 Carolyn Cudone Collegiate...11th of 15 Lady Gator Invitational...8th of 12 Josten's Invitational...12th of 17 LSU-Fairwood Invit....16th of 17 Woodbridge Invitational...t-8th of 9 Women's Southern Inter....t-12th of 19 SEC Championship...7th of 11 NCAA East Regional...t-12th of ( ) Auburn Tiger Invitational... 3rd of 12 Lady Tar Heel Invit.... t-5th of 18 Lady Paladin Invitational... 3rd of 23 Carolyn Cudone Collegiate... 13th of 15 Lady Gator Invitational... 3rd of 13 LSU-Fairwood Invit.... 3rd of 18 Duke Spring Invitational... 6th of 15 Liz Murphey Collegiate... 3rd of 22 SEC Championship...1st of 12 NCAA East Regional... t-5th of 19 NCAA Championship... 18th of Team (121-72) Lady Seminole Invit.... 3rd of 20 Auburn Tiger Invitational... 6th of 12 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate... 4th of 16 Lady Paladin Invitational... 2nd of 18 OSU-SMU Regional Chall th of 18 Lady Gator Invitational... 5th of 19 LSU/Fairwood Invitational... 4th of 18 Thompson Rainbow Wahine... 9th of 15 Liz Murphey Collegiate... 8th of 18 SEC Championship... 6th of 12 NCAA East Regional... 8th of 19 NCAA Championship... t-15th of 19 Auburn History 1993 Team ( ) Lady Paladin Invitational... 7th of 14 Tiger-Tide Invitational... 14th of 20 Carolyn Cudone Collegiate... 3rd of 16 Lady Gator Invitational... 6th of 12 LSU-Fairwood Invit.... t-6th of 18 Lexel Golf... 4th of 21 Women's Southern Inter.... 5th of 20 SEC Championship... 3rd of 11 NCAA East Regional... 9th of Team (143-36) Lady Seminole Invit....4th of 19 Auburn Tiger Invitational...2nd of 12 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate... 1st of 15 Lady Paladin Invitational...4th of 21 Pepperdine Invitational...2nd of 9 SunTrust Lady Gator Invit....4th of 15 Fripp Island/Hogan Inter.... 3rd of 17 Lady Gamecock Classic...5th of 15 Liz Murphey Collegiate...2nd of 19 SEC Championship...5th of 12 NCAA East Regional... 3rd of 19 NCAA Championship...13th of Team ( ) NCAA Fall Preview...18th of 21 Auburn Tiger-Derby Invit....2nd of 13 Tar Heel Invitational... 3rd of 15 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...7th of 18 Lady Paladin Invitational... 3rd of 24 Lady Gator Invitational...4th of 15 Casa de Campo Inv....2nd of 11 Liz Murphey Collegiate...5th of 17 SEC Championship... 1st of 12 NCAA East Regional...t-7th of 24 NCAA Championship...6th of 24 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions

34 2000 Team ( ) Auburn Tiger-Derby Invit st of 12 NCAA Fall Preview...6th of 21 ACC/SEC Shootout... 1st of 12 Lady Paladin Invitational... 1st of 22 GolfWorld Invitational... 1st of 12 Lady Gator Invitational... 1st of 17 Liz Murphey Collegiate... 3rd of 18 LSU/Cleveland Classic...2nd of 11 SEC Championship... 3rd of 12 NCAA East Regional...2nd of 21 NCAA Championship...4th of Team ( ) NCAA Fall Preview... t-1st of 18 Mason Rudolph Championship...7th of 17 Franklin Street Partners Invite... t-3rd of 9 SEC/ACC Challenge... 3rd of 11 Lady Puerto Rico Classic...7th of 15 Lady Gator Invitational...7th of 15 Lady Gators at Howey in the Hills... 3rd of 4 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic...5th of 18 Bryan National Collegiate...5th of 18 SEC Championship...t-2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional...11th of Team 2006 Fall (14-3-0) Fall Preview...4th of 18 Lady Tar Heel Invitational...8th of 17 UT Mercedes Invitational...3rd of 15 Derby Invitational... 1st of 17 Hooters Collegiate Match Play...5th of 16 Auburn History 2001 Team ( ) Topy Cup/U.S.-Japan Coll....1st of 5 NCAA Fall Preview...t-1st of 24 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate... 2nd of 14 Lady Paladin Invitational...1st of 21 Auburn Tiger-Derby Inv.... 2nd of 12 Arizona Wildcat Inv.... 2nd of 18 AU One-Day Invite... 1st-of-2 Liz Murphey Collegiate... 2nd of 18 LSU/Cleveland Classic...1st of 13 SEC Championship... 2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional... 2nd of 21 NCAA Championship... t-2nd of Team ( ) NCAA Fall Preview... 5th of 21 Franklin Street Partners Invite... 2nd of 9 Lady Paladin Invitational... 3rd of 23 ACC/SEC Challenge... 2nd of 16 Lady Puerto Rico Classic...1st of 14 Lady Gator Invite... 2nd of 18 Liz Murphey Collegiate... t-3rd of 19 Bryan National Collegiate... 7th of 17 SEC Championship...1st of 12 NCAA Central Regional...1st of 21 NCAA Championship... 3rd of Team 2002 Team (46-7-1) NCAA Fall Preview...5th of 18 SEC/ACC Challenge... 1st of 12 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate... 1st of 15 Derby Invitational...t-4th of 13 Lady Puerto Rico Classic...10th of 15 Lady Gamecock Classic...t-4th of 15 Bryan Nat'l. Collegiate...t-6th of 18 Liz Murphey Collegiate...5th of 17 SEC Championship... 1st of 12 NCAA East Regional...4th of 21 NCAA Championship...9th of Team Season ( ) Cougar Classic...4th of 17 Mason Rudolph Championship..5th of 15 Lady Tar Heel Invitational...2nd of 18 Derby Invitational... 1st of 17 Wildcat Invitational...5th of 18 LSU Cleveland Golf Classic...1st of 18 Lady Gamecock Classic...1st of 11 Liz Murphey Classic...2nd of 18 SEC Championship...1st of 12 Lady Buckeye Invite...1st of 15 NCAA East Region...6th of 21 NCAA Championship...12th of 24

35 Alabama-Seascape Invit..: '85 (13-15) ACC-SEC Challenge: '00 (1-12), '02 (1-12), '03 (3-11), 04 (2-16) Arizona Wildcat Invit..: '02 (2-18) Bryan National Collegiate: 04 (5-18), '05 (7-17) Canceled Classic: '86 (4-7) Carolyn Cudone Inter.: '92 (11-15), '93 (3-16),'94 (8-12), '95 (13-15) Casa de Campo: '00 (2-11) Cougar Classic: '05 (4-17) Country Club of Alabama (Hudson Industries Inv.): '86 (9-21), '87 (7-13), '88 (1-14), '89 (2-18), '90 (1-9), '91 (2-8), '92 (3-10) The Derby: '94 (1-12), '95 (3-12), '96 (2-12), '97 (5-12), '98 (6-12), '99 (2-13), '00 (1-12), '01 (2-12), '02 (t4-13), '05 (1-17), 06 (1-17) Dick McGuire Inv.: '88 (10-17), '89 (3-18) Duke Fall Inv.: '85 (6-12) Duke Spring Inv.: '89 (5-19), '95 (10-17), '96 (6-15) Fall Preview: '99 (18-21), '00 (6-21), '01 (1-24), '02 (5-18), '03 (t1-18), 04 (5-21), 06 (4-21) Fripp Island Inv.: '97 (3-17), '98 (4-18) Georgia Golf Inv.: '89 (1-11) GolfWorld Inv.: '90 (7-12), '00 (1-12) Hooters Collegiate Match Play: 04 (4-16), 06 (5-16) Illinois Spring Classic: '87 (6-10), '88 (2-9) Josten's Inv.: '93 (12-17) Lady Buckeye Inv.: '90 (14-19), 06 (1-15) Lady Gamecock Classic: '91 (5-13), '97 (5-15), 06 (1-11) Lady Gator Inv.: '88 (7-12), '89 (5-12), '90 (3-2), '91 (11-12), '92 (6-12), '93 (8-12), '94 (6-12), '95 (3-13), '96 (3-13), '97 (4-15), '98 (7-19), '99 (5-19), '00 (4-15), '01 (1-17), 04 (t4-15), '05 (2-19) Lady Kat Inv.: '88 (2-19), '89 (1-17) Lady Paladin Inv.: '86 (11-14), '87 (7-10), '88 (5-8), '91 (7-9), '92 (6-9), '93 (7-14), '94 (6-23), '95 (3-23), '96 (4-21), '97 (t4-21), '98 (2-18), '99 (3-24), '00 (1-22), '01 (1-21), 04 (3-23) Lady Puerto Rico Inv.: 04 (7-15), '05 (1-14) Lady Rebel Inter.: '96 (1-15) Lady Seminole Inv.: '85 (12-19), '87 (t7-19), '96 (4-19), '98 (3-20) Lady Sun Devil Inv.: '89 (4-17), '90 (8-18), '91 (6-17) Coaching Records Tournament History Lady Tar Heel Inv.: '86 (11-16), '87 (7-18), '94 (8-15), '95 (t5-18), '99 (3-15), '03 (t3-9), 04 (2-9), '05 (2-18), 06 (8-17) Lexel Golf: '94 (4-21) Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (WSIC): '86 (13-16), '87 (10-17), '88 (3-16), '89 (1-11), '90 (3-13), '91 (2-13), '92 (8-17), '93 (t12-19), '94 (5-20), '95 (11-15), '96 (3-22), '97 (2-19), '98 (t5-17), '99 (8-18), '00 (5-17), '01 (3-18), '02 (2-18), 04 (5-18), '05 (t3-19), 06 (2-18) LSU/Cleveland Classic: '86 (8-15), '88 (5-15), '89 (3-14), '92 (7-16), '93 (16-17), '94 (t6-18), '95 (6-15), '96 (3-18), '01 (2-11), '02 (1-13), 06 (1-18) Mason Rudolph Championship: '03 (7-17), '05 (5-15) Memphis Women's Inter.: '85 (13-17), '86 (8-18), '97 (3-15) Mercedes-Benz Collegiate: '97 (t12-18), '98 (4-16), '99 (7-18), '01 (2-14), '02 (1-15), 06 (3-15) NCAA Championship: '89 (13-17), '90 (8-17), '96 (18-18), '97 (3-15), '98 (19-19), '99 (t15-19), '00 (6-24), '01 (4-24), '02 (t2-24), '03 (9-24), 05 (3-24), 06 (12-24) NCAA Central Regional: '05 (1-21) NCAA East Regional: '93 (t12-18), '94 (9-19), '96 (t5-19), '97 (3-19), '98 (t7-19), '99 (8-19), '00 (t7-14), '01 (2-21), '02 (2-21), '03 (4-21), 04 (11-21), 06 (6-21) North Carolina-Woodbridge: '92 (9-10), '93 (t8-9) OSU-SMU Reg. Challenge: '99 (10-18) Peggy Kirk Bell Inv.: '86 (3-15) Pepperdine Inv.: '96 (2-9) PING/Tulsa Inter.: '90 (7-9) SEC Championship: '86 (6-7), '87 (4-8), '88 (4-9), '89 (1-9), '90 (2-9), '91 (6-9), '92 (8-10), '93 (7-11), '94 (3-11), '95 (t6-11), '96 (1-12), '97 (41-15), '98 (5-12), '99 (6-12), '00 (1-12), '01 (3-12), '02 (2-12), 03 (1-12), 04 (2-12), '05 (1-12), 06 (1-12) Thompson Rainbow Wahine Classic: '99 (9-15) Tiger-Tide Inv.: '86 (6-17), '87 (7-18), '88 (3-13), '89 (2-20), '90 (6-19), '91 (7-15), '92 (4-18), '93 (14-20) Topy Cup/U.S.-Japan Collegiate: '01 (1-5) U.S. International Inv.: '86 (8-15), '87 (3-11) Wildcat Invitational: 06 (5-18) Years Coach Years W L T Pct Mary Lou Morgan 3 Records Unavailable Ron Murphy Bud Marsee Virginia Derby Kim Evans 13* Total 31* * records include the 2006 Fall Season Bud Marsee Virginia Derby Kim Evans Tournament Results Tournament Victories 1988: Country Club of Alabama 1989: SEC Championship Georgia Golf Invitational Lady Kat Invitational Women's Southern Intercollegiate 1990: Country Club of Alabama 1994: Auburn Tiger Invitational 1996: SEC Championship Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 2000: Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational ACC-SEC Invitational Shootout Lady Paladin Invitational Rolex/GolfWorld Invitational SEC Championship 2001: Lady Gator Invitational Topy Cup/U.S.-Japan Collegiate NCAA Fall Preview Lady Paladin Invitational LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 2002: ACC/SEC Challenge Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 2003: SEC Championship 2004: NCAA Fall Preview 2005: Lady Puerto Rico Classic SEC Championship NCAA Central Regional 2006: Derby Invitational LSU Cleveland Golf Classic Lady Gamecock Classic SEC Championship Lady Buckeye Invite Derby Invitational Team Records Auburn Record ( Fall): Most wins in a season: 178 ( ) Most losses in a season: 87 ( ) Best SEC Finish: 1st (1989,1996,2000,2003, 2005, 2006) Best NCAA Regional Finish: 1st (2005) Best NCAA Championship Finish: t-2nd (2002) Low Total: 849, Lady Buckeye Invite (2006) 864, SEC championship (2002), Wildcat Invitational (2006) 867, NCAA East Regional (2003) Low Rounds: 271, ACC/SEC Challenge (2004)* 278, Fall Preview (2004), Lady Gamecock Classic (2006) Low Round Average (Tournament): 280.0, SEC Championship (2002) 283.0, Lady Buckeye Invite (2006) 288.0, Wildcat Invitational (2006) Low Round Average (Season): , ( ) Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Auburn History

36 Auburn History Low 18-Hole Score Diana Ramage (2004) Maria Martinez (2003) Nicole Hage (2004) Maria Martinez (2004) Courtney Swaim (2002) Marci Clemons (1996) Nicole Hage (2006) Maria Martinez (2004) Danielle Downey (2002) Courtney Swaim (2001) Celeste Troche (2001) Celeste Troche (2001) Celeste Troche (2001) Celeste Troche (2000) Kami Smith (1999) Low 36-Hole Score Maria Martinez (2006) Nicole Hage (2006) Jessica Lovell (2006) Maria Martinez (2006) Maria Martinez (2006) Maria Martinez (2005) Maria Martinez (2005) Maria Martinez (2004) Jennifer Head (2003) Maria Martinez (2005) Maria Martinez (2004) Maria Martinez (2003) Marci Clemons (1996) Diana Ramage (2004) Maria Martinez (2006) Maria Martinez (2005) Celeste Troche (2000) Maria Martinez (2006) Celeste Troche (2002) Celeste Troche (2002) Maria Martinez (2006) Diana Ramage (2005) Nicole Hage (2004) Maria Martinez (2004) Celeste Troche (2002) Celeste Troche (2000) Season: 14, Maria Martinez ( ) 13, Celeste Troche ( ) 12, Celeste Troche ( ) 9, Diana Ramage ( ) 9, Marci Clemons ( ) 9, Nicole Hage ( ) Career: 35, Celeste Troche ( ) 23, Diana Ramage ( ) 23, Maria Martinez ( ) 19, Nicole Hage (2003-present) 1. Maria Martinez 5 2. Robin Cook 4 Marci Clemons 4 Diana Ramage 4 5. Danielle Downey 3 Margaret Platt 3 7. Maria Martinez 2 Celeste Troche 2 Barbara Paul Kami Smith 1 Joal Rieder 1 Diane Rama 1 Missy Tuck 1 Marisa Milligan 1 Low 54-Hole Score Most Sub-Par Rounds Tournament Champion Leaders Individual Records (Since 1985) Low Average (Season) Name Year Tournaments Average 1. Maria Martinez Celeste Troche Diana Ramage Celeste Troche Danielle Downey Nicole Hage Courtney Swaim Celeste Troche Nicole Hage Maria Martinez Low Average (Career) Name Years Tourns. Average 1. Celeste Troche Diana Ramage Nicole Hage 2003-present Danielle Downey Maria Martinez Abigale Schepperle 2004-present Courtney Swaim Robin Cook Margaret Shirley 2004-present Kingsley Barrett Tournaments (Career) Name Years Number 1. Courtney Swaim Robin Cook Celeste Troche Marty Goldthorp Diana Ramage Maria Martinez Katie Gallina Margaret Platt Marci Clemons Kami Smith Danielle Downey Tournament Champions 1987 Margaret Platt SEC Championship 1988 Margaret Platt Lady Kat Invitational 1989 Margaret Platt LSU-Fairwood Invitational 1989 Joal Rieder Georgia Invitational 1989 Diane Rama SEC Championship 1990 Missy Tuck Country Club of Alabama 1992 Barbara Paul Country Club of Alabama 1992 Barbara Paul Tiger-Tide Invitational 1995 Marci Clemons Lady Tar Heel Invitational 1995 Marci Clemons Lady Paladin Invitational 1996 Marci Clemons SEC Championship 1996 Robin Cook Auburn Tiger Invitational 1996 Robin Cook Pepperdine Invitational 1996 Marci Clemons Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 1998 Robin Cook Fripp Island/Hogan Inter Robin Cook Lady Paladin Invitational 1999 Kami Smith Auburn Tiger-Derby 1999 Danielle Downey Lady Tar Heel Invitational 2000 Danielle Downey Casa de Campo 2000 Danielle Downey SEC Championship 2000 Celeste Troche Lady Paladin Invitational 2000 Celeste Troche ACC/SEC Challenge 2002 Diana Ramage ACC/SEC Challenge 2004 Maria Martinez Franklin Street Partners Invite 2004 Diana Ramage ACC/SEC Challenge 2005 Diana Ramage Lady Puerto Rico Classic 2005 Diana Ramage NCAA Central Regional 2005 Maria Martinez Derby Invitational 2006 Maria Martinez Lady Gamecock Classic 2006 Maria Martinez SEC Championship 2006 Maria Martinez Lady Buckeye Classic 2006 Marisa Milligan Derby Invitational

37 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions LPGA Auburn in the Pros Futures Tour Stephanie Comstock Danielle Downey Margaret Platt Stephanie Comstock Danielle Downey Diana Ramage Marci Clemons Courtney Swaim Joal Reider Celeste Troche Robin Cook Celeste Troche Katie Gallina To qualify for Auburn s 100 Percent Club, a player must represent the Tigers at every possible tournament in her four years of collegiate golf. Just five Tigers have earned membership into this elite group. Auburn Awards Marci Clemons 1997 Katie Gallina 1998 Courtney Swaim- Trimble 100 Percent Club Leah Rawls Atkins Award Scholarship Endowments Celeste Troche 2003 This award is presented annually to Auburn s top female student-athlete. The award is named after Leah Rawls Atkins, the first female to receive a doctorate from Auburn. She was a champion water skier and was the first woman to be induced into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. There have been three women s golfers to receive this prestigious honor. Achievement of Excellence Endowment presented by George and Sue King Lynn Kurth Shaffer Endowment presented by family and friends of Lynn Kurth Shaffer Ann Cushman Sportsmanship Award presented by family and friends of Ann Cushman Auburn History

38 Auburn All-Americans 1987 Margaret Platt (first-team) 1989 Margaret Platt (first-team) Joal Rieder (honorable mention) Diane Rama (honorable mention) 1990 Joal Rieder (honorable mention) Missy Tuck (honorable mention) 1995 Marci Clemons (third-team) Marci Clemons Robin Cook Danielle Downey Katie Gallina 1996 Marci Clemons (second-team) 1997 Katie Gallina (honorable mention) 1998 Robin Cook (second-team) Nicole Hage Maria Martinez Barbara Paul Margaret Platt Auburn History 1999 Robin Cook (second-team) 2000 Danielle Downey (second-team) Celeste Troche (second-team) 2001 Celeste Troche (first-team) Diane Rama Diana Ramage Joal Rieder Courtney Swaim-Trimble 2002 Courtney Swaim (first-team) Celeste Troche (first-team) Danielle Downey (second-team) 2003 Celeste Troche (second-team) Danielle Downey (honorable mention) Celeste Troche Missy Tuck 2004 Nicole Hage (second-team) 2005 Diana Ramage (first-team) Maria Martinez (second-team) Nicole Hage (honorable mention) 2006 Maria Martinez (first-team) Nicole Hage (first-team) Auburn four-time All-American Celeste Troche

39 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions 1987 Margaret Platt (first-team) 1989 Margaret Platt (first-team) Diane Rama (honorable mention) 1990 Joal Rieder (first-team) Missy Tuck (first-team) 1993 Barbara Paul (first-team) 1994 Barbara Paul (first-team) 1995 Marci Clemons (first-team) Katie Gallina (honorable mention) 1996 Marci Clemons (first-team) Robin Cook (second-team) Katie Gallina (honorable mention) 1997 Katie Gallina (first-team) Robin Cook (first-team) Marci Clemons (second-team) Marty Goldthorp (honorable mention) 1998 Robin Cook (first-team) Marty Goldthorp (honorable mention) Kami Smith (honorable mention) 1999 Robin Cook (first-team) Courtney Swaim (second-team) Kami Smith (honorable mention) 1986 Johandra Culp (Physical Education) 1987 Meg Cimino (Liberal Arts) 1988 Anne Jones (International Business) 1989 Anne Jones (International Business) 1990 Anne Jones (International Business) Missy Tuck (Liberal Arts) 1993 Amy Miller (Journalism) Caren Felps (Rehab. & Special Services) 1995 Marci Clemons (Accounting) Amy Miller-Davis (Journalism) 1996 Marci Clemons (Accounting) 1997 Marci Clemons (Accounting) Katie Gallina (Early Childhood Special Ed.) Marty Goldthorp (Finance) 1998 Katie Gallina (Early Childhood Special Ed.) Marty Goldthorp (Finance) Kami Smith (Accounting) 1999 Crystal Ferrier (Pre-Business) Marty Goldthorp (Finance) Kami Smith (Accounting) 2000 Crystal Ferrier (Pre-Business) Audrey Fisher (Health Promotion) Kami Smith (Accounting) Kimberly Strong (Pre-Business) All-SEC 2000 Danielle Downey (first-team) Celeste Troche (first-team) 2001 Celeste Troche (first-team) Danielle Downey (second-team) Diana Ramage (second-team) Courtney Swaim (second-team) 2002 Danielle Downey (first-team) Courtney Swaim (first-team) Celeste Troche (first-team) Kingsley Barrett (second-team) 2003 Danielle Downey (first-team) Diana Ramage (first-team) Celeste Troche (first-team) Maria Martinez (second-team) 2004 Nicole Hage (first-team) Maria Martinez (first-team) 2005 Maria Martinez (first-team) Diana Ramage (first-team) Nicole Hage (second-team) 2006 Maria Martinez (first-team) Nicole Hage (second-team) Margaret Shirley (second-team) SEC Academic Honor Roll Postseason Honors 2001 Celeste Troche (Int'l. Business) 2002 Courtney Swaim (Business) Celeste Troche (Int'l. Business) 2003 Celeste Troche (Int. Business) Kingsley Barrett (Business) 2004 Kingsley Barrett (Accounting) Meghan Ciampi (Family Studies) Jennifer Head (Sociology) Jessica Lovell (Marketing) Maria Martinez (International Bus.) 2005 Kingsley Barrett (Accounting) Meghan Ciampi (Family Studies) Jennifer Head (Sociology) Jessica Lovell (Marketing) Maria Martinez (International Bus.) Diana Ramage (Hotel and Restaurant Management) 2006 Betsy Boyd (Marketing) Jessica Lovell (Marketing) Maria Martinez (International Business) 1995 Marci Clemons (Accounting) 1996 Marci Clemons (Accounting) 1997 Marci Clemons (Accounting) 1998 Kami Smith (Accounting) 1989: Margaret Platt 1996: Marci Clemons 1999: Robin Cook 2000: Celeste Troche 2001: Diana Ramage 1988: Bud Marsee 1989: Bud Marsee 1996: Kim Evans 1988: Bud Marsee 1989: Bud Marsee 1990: Bud Marsee 1987: Margaret Platt 1989: Diane Rama 1996: Marci Clemens Academic All-America SEC Player of the Year 2001: Celeste Troche 2004: Nicole Hage (Co-Player) 2006: Maria Martinez SEC Freshman of the Year 2002: Kingsley Barrett 2004: Nicole Hage SEC Coach of the Year 2001: Kim Evans 2002: Kim Evans Regional Coach of the Year SEC Individual Champions Score: Score: Score: Score: : Kim Evans 2001: Kim Evans 2002: Kim Evans National Coach of the Year 2002: Kim Evans Dinah Shore Award 1996 Marci Clemons 1999 Kami Smith (Accounting) 2000 Kami Smith (Accounting) 2002 Celeste Troche (Int. Business) 2003 Celeste Troche (Int. Business) 2000: Danielle Downey 2006: Maria Martinez SEC Team Champions Marci Clemons Score: * Score: * Won in a playoff with Georgia NCAA Regional Indiv. Champions 2005: Diana Ramage NCAA Regional Team Champions Score: Edith Munson Award 1996 Marci Clemons Auburn History

40 Auburn History USA-Japan Championship 1990: Missy Tuck 1998: Robin Cook (indiv. Champion) 2000: Danielle Downey 2002: Danielle Downey NCAA East-West All-Star Challenge 1989: Margaret Platt 1990: Joal Rieder 1996: Marci Clemons 1997: Katie Gallina 1998: Robin Cook 1999: Robin Cook 2000: Celeste Troche World Amateur Team Championship 2000: Celeste Troche (Paraguay) (9th indiv.) 2004: Maria Martinez (Venezuela) (4th indiv.) A Cam Abascal '80,'81 B Jane Baker 75,'76,'77,'78 Kingsley Barrett '02, 03, 04,'05 Kristie Bowen '90,'91,'92 Ann Allen Brown '76 Susan Brugon '85,'86 C Meghan Ciampi '02, 03, 04,'05 Meg Cimino '85,'86,'87,'88 Karen Clark '79,'80,'81 Marci Clemons '94,'95,'96,'97 Stephanie Comstock '90,'91,'92 Robin Cook '96,'97,'98, '99 Johandra Culp '85 Caroline Culver '78 Kathryn Cypherd '93,'94 D Sue Dempsey '74,'76 Virginia Derby '85 Danielle Downey '00,'01,'02, 03 E Kim Evans '78,'79,'80,'81 F Krulien Fairley '77,'78 Caren Beth Felps '92,'93,'94,'95 Crystal Ferrier '98, '99, '00 Audrey Fisher '98, '99, '00 G Katie Gallina '95,'96,'97,'98 Rebeca Garcia '90,'91,'92,'93 Kathy Ghioto '80,'81 Patrice Giddings '85,'86 Marty Goldthorp '96,'97,'98, '99 National Honors Auburn coach Kim Evans and Curtis Cup Champion Courtney Swaim All-Time Letterwinners H Dori Hale '94 Nicole Hage 04, 05, 06 Reba Haynes '76,'77,'78 Jennifer Head 03, 04 Leigh Head '85,'86,'87,'88 Linda Hogue '78.'79,'80,'81 Anne Hutto '00,'01,'02 J Jan Jehle 74,'76 Anne Jones '87,'88,'89,'90 K Sue Karamanian '76 Kim Kelly '78,'79,'80,'81 Mary Pat Kircher '74,'75,'76,'77 Regina Korinek '90,'91,'92,'93 Cheryl Knorr '74 L Tricia Laxton '93,'94 Jessica Lovell 04, 05, 06 M Mariana Macias 06 Sally Marble '76 Maria Martinez 03, 04,'05, 06 Julie McAlevy '87,'88 Diana Miles '85,'86,'87,'88 Amy Miller '92,'93,'94,'95 Martha Monl '80,'81 O Robin O'Leary '78 Susan Otolski '86,'87,'88,'89 U.S. Women s Open 1987: Virginia Derby-Grimes 1990: Virginia Derby- Grimes 1994: Missy Tuck Gordon 1995: Virginia Derby-Grimes 1998: Virginia Derby-Grimes 2000: Virginia Derby-Grimes 2001: Diana Ramage Celeste Troche 2002: Courtney Swaim 2006: Nicole Hage Alabama Sports Hall of Fame 2004: Virginia Derby-Grimes Curtis Cup 1990: Margaret Platt 1998: Virginia Derby-Grimes 2000: Virginia Derby-Grimes 2002: Courtney Swaim Barbara Paul Gina Piatt Margaret Platt P '91,'92,'93,'94 '78,'79,'80,'81 '86,'87,'88,'89 R Diane Rama '87,'88,'89,'90 Diana Ramage '01,'02, 03,'05 Sallie Ransom '88,'89,'90,'91 Ann Ranta '78,'79,'80,'81 Joal Rieder '87,'88,'89,'90 S Kelly Sanders '90,'91,'92 Holly Sarvis '85,'86 Abigale Schepperle '05, 06 Kelly Selman '80,'81 Margaret Shirley '05, 06 Kami Smith '97,'98,'99,'00 Mary Stets '77,'78 Kimberly Strong '99,'00,'01,'02 Courtney Swaim '99,'00,'01,'02 T Sharon Thomas '78,'79,'80,'81 Celeste Troche '00,'01,'02 Missy Tuck '88,'89,'90,'91 Lori Tynan '74,'75,'76 V Tracy Veto '93,'94,'95,'96 Wendy Veto '98 W Candy Walker '76,'77,'78 Rene Wolfe '74,'76 Janet Wooten '91

41 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Since its inception in 1994, the Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational has earned a reputation for being one of the nation s finest women s collegiate golf tournaments. The tournament gives each team an early barometer of how it stacks up against the top teams in the nation. The top teams in the country have graced The Derby and 2005 was no exception with a field including Alabama, Auburn, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Kansas, LSU, Mississippi, North Carolina State, UNC Wilmington, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Florida. At the start of the 1998 event, the Auburn Tiger Invitational was renamed the Auburn Tiger-Derby Invitational beginning in 1999 in honor of Curtis Cup Champion and former Auburn player and coach, Virginia Derby-Grimes. Grimes played at Auburn under legendary Coach Bud Marsee in 1985 when the women s golf program was re-instituted after a four-year hiatus. She then came back to coach the Tiger golf team for three years from while leading them to a pair of NCAA East Regional berths. She orchestrated the beginning of the Auburn Tiger Invitational in We couldn t think of a more distinguished or better person to name our tournament after than Virginia Derby-Grimes, former Auburn athletic director David Housel said. She has played at Auburn, coached at Auburn, represented Auburn worldwide and still puts her heart and soul into the Tiger program. Virginia is a great friend to the game of golf and an even bigger part of our Auburn Family. Derby-Grimes, whose career is highly-decorated as being one of the top amateur players in the world, anchored the United States team to a thrilling victory in the final day of the Curtis Cup in the Auburn Miami Central Florida Georgia South Alabama Ole Miss Troy State Baylor Winthrop Alabama Southern Miss Samford Individual Champion: Kristen Putman (UCF) (Won in a playoff over Kacie Myers, Miami) * second round was rained out. Auburn Individuals Marci Clemons (3rd) Tricia Laxton (t-5th) Katie Gallina (t-8th) The Derby Invitational LSU Georgia Auburn Alabama Central Florida Ole Miss Miami Mississippi State Georgia State Samford Arkansas Troy State Individual Champion: Erin O'Neil (Georgia) * second round was rained out. Auburn Individuals Marci Clemons (6th) Robin Cook (t-7th) Marty Goldthorp (t-28th) Katie Gallina (t-37th) Tracy Veto (t-45th) summer of Grimes, who also was a part of the 2000 Curtis Cup championship team, was inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in She won the 1998 U.S. Mid-Amateur title and was an alternate for the 1998 USA World Cup team. She is a former Alabama State Amateur Champion and Alabama Junior State Amateur Champion. Since the inaugural tournament held in 1994, the Auburn Tiger- Derby Invitational has consistently attracted top-quality teams and individuals. The 2002 field featured 13 of the best teams in the nation, and Tennessee went on to win the tournament. Tennessee s Violeta Retamoza defeated Auburn All-American Celeste Troche on the third playoff hole for the individual title. The Derby Year-by-Year Results 2007 Team Photo LSU Auburn , Georgia Florida State South Florida Troy State Ole Miss Alabama Mississippi State Miami South Alabama Central Florida Individual Champion: Robin Cook (Auburn) * second round was rained out. Auburn Individuals Robin Cook (1st) Marty Goldthorp (t-6th) Katie Gallina (t-25th) Beth Yahara (t-30th) Marci Clemons (t-37th) Auburn History

42 Auburn History Georgia LSU Alabama Mississippi State Auburn Florida State Miami Central Florida Ole Miss South Florida Tulane Troy State Individual Champion: Kathryn Cusick (Alabama) (Won in a playoff over Katy Wilkinson, LSU) Auburn Individuals Robin Cook (t-8th) Kami Smith (t-12th) Katie Gallina (t-28th) Marty Goldthorp (t-28th) Wendy Veto (54th) Auburn Mississippi State Central Florida LSU Vanderbilt Alabama Florida State UNC-Wilmington South Florida Ole Miss Tulane Georgia State Individual Champion: Lina Thoren (Miss. State) Auburn Individuals Courtney Swaim (2nd) Celeste Troche (3rd) Danielle Downey (t-7th) Diana Ramage (t-13th) Anne Hutto (t-18th) Kimberly Strong (t-30th) Crystal Ferrier (ind.) (65th) Auburn Duke Georgia Virginia Tennessee Florida t-7. South Carolina t-7. Oklahoma State Alabama LSU Florida State North Carolina St Texas Ole Miss UNC-Wilmington Kansas West Florida Individual Champion: Maria Martinez, Auburn Auburn Individuals Maria Martinez (1st) Abigale Schepperle (t-8th) Margaret Shirley (t-21st) Nicole Hage (t-37th) Jessica Lovell (t-53rd) Mariana Macias (ind.) (64th) Georgia Florida State Alabama Ole Miss LSU Auburn Furman Central Florida Tulane Mississippi State Florida Miami Individual Champion: Summer Sirmons (Georgia) (Won in a playoff over Robin Cook (Auburn), Shauna Estes (Georgia), Angela Jerman (Georgia) and Robyn Rinaldo (Ole Miss) * final round canceled, Hurricane Georges. Auburn Individuals Robin Cook (t-2nd) Courtney Swaim (t-6th) Kami Smith (t-32nd) Kimberly Strong (ind.) (t-32nd) Marty Goldthorp (t-46th) Crystal Ferrier (t-52nd) Georgia Auburn Tennessee Arizona Duke Oklahoma State Tulsa Southern Cal Texas Pepperdine UCLA Stanford Individual Champion: Lorena Ochoa (Arizona) Auburn Individuals Courtney Swaim (t-5th) Celeste Troche (t-13th) Diana Ramage (t-13th) Danille Downey (t-22nd) Anne Hutto (t-39th) Kimberly Strong (ind.) (t-19th) Kingsley Barrett (ind.) (t-29th) Auburn Alabama Tennessee North Carolina t-5. Florida t-5. Louisiana State t-5. South Carolina Florida State Univ t-9. Birmingham-Southern t-9. Nebraska Mississippi Baylor Furman University Central Florida Kansas Mississippi St Texas Individual Champion: Marisa Milligan, Auburn Auburn Individuals Nicole Hage (t-2nd) Margaret Shirley (t-4th) Abigale Schepperle (t-11th) Candace Schepperle (t-17th) Jessica Lovell (t-34th) Marisa Milligan (ind.) (1st) Mariana Macias (ind.) (t-47) Georgia Auburn Tennessee North Carolina Ole Miss Central Florida Alabama Georgia State South Florida Miami, Fla Tulane Southern Miss UAB Individual Champion: Kami Smith (Auburn) Auburn Individuals Kami Smith Celeste Troche (t-10th) Danielle Downey (t-27th) Kimberly Strong (t-35th) Courtney Swaim (t-39th) Crystal Ferrier (ind.) (t-59th) Audrey Fisher (ind.) (t-63rd) Tennessee Texas Arizona Auburn Duke Florida Southern Cal South Carolina Oklahoma State Vanderbilt Georgia TCU LSU Individual Champion: Violeta Retamoza, Tenn (Won on 3rd playoff hole over AU's Celeste Troche) Auburn Individuals Celeste Troche (t-1st) Diana Ramage (t-7th) Maria Martinez (t-34th) Danielle Downey (t-34th) Anne Hutto (ind.) Kingsley Barrett(ind.) (t-62nd) Jennifer Head (ind.) (69th) Meghan Ciampi (ind.) (t-73rd)

43 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions The Derby Records Team Records 54-Hole Tournament Lows (+7) Tennessee (2002) (+12) Georgia (1997) (+14) Texas (2002) (+15) LSU (1997) 879 (+15) Auburn (2005) (+16) Duke (2005) (+17) Alabama (1997) (+18) Arizona (2002) (+19) Auburn (2002) Duke (2002) 36-Hole Tournament Lows (-2) Georgia (1998) (+12 ) Duke (2005) (+17) Auburn (2005) (+18) Florida State (1998) Alabama (1998) Tennessee (2005) Auburn (2006) (+19) LSU (1996) (+21) Auburn (1997) Mississippi (1998) 18-Hole Tournament Lows (-7) Georgia (1998, 2nd rd.) (-3) Tennessee (2002, 3rd rd.) (-2) Auburn (2005, 3rd rd.) (E) Auburn (2001, 2nd rd.) (+1) Auburn (1999, 2nd rd.) Tennessee (2002, 1st rd.) (+2) LSU (1997, 2nd rd.) Duke (2002, 3rd rd.) Texas (2002, 3rd rd.) Virginia (2005, 3rd rd.) Low First Round Scores (+1) Tennessee (2002) (+3) Auburn (2005) Auburn (2002) Alabama (1997) (+5) Georgia (1996) Florida State (1998) (+6) Duke (2005) Georgia (2005) Georgia (1997) Tennessee (2001) Texas (2002) Duke (2002) Low Second Round Scores (-7) Georgia (1998) (E) Auburn (2001) (+1) Auburn (1999) (+2) LSU (1997) (+3) Georgia (1997) Georgia (1999) Auburn (2006) (+4) Alabama (1997) (+5) Auburn (2000) Arizona (2002) Low Third Round Scores (-3) Tennessee (2002) (-2) Auburn (2005) (+2) Virginia (2005) Texas (2002) Duke (2002) (+3) Oklahoma State (2005) Georgia (1997) (+4) Duke (2005 Arizona (2001) (+5) Georgia (2005) LSU (1997) Mississippi State (1997) Oklahoma State (2001) Arizona (2002) Florida (2002) Individual Records 54-Hole Tournament Lows 209 (-7) Maria Martinez, Auburn (2005) 210 (-6) Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (2001) 211 (-5) Celeste Troche, Auburn (2002) Violeta Retamoza, Tennessee (2002) 213 (-3) Kathryn Cusick, Alabama (1997) Katy Wilkinson, LSU (1997) 214 (-2) Reilley Rankin, Georgia (1997) Erica Blasberg, Arizona (2002) 215 (-1) V. Nirapathpongporn, Duke (2002) 216 (E) Summer Sirmons, Georgia (2001) Kami Smith, Auburn (1999) Shauna Estes, Georgia (1997) 36-Hole Tournament Lows 141 (-3) Maria Martinez, Auburn (2005) 143 (-1) Robin Cook, Auburn (1998) Summer Sirmons, UGA (1998) Shauna Estes, UGA (1998) Angela Jerman, UGA (1998) Robyn Rinaldo, OM (1998) 144 (E) Robin Cook, Auburn (1996) Courtney Swaim, AU (1998) Megan Breen, Ole Miss (1998) Amy Bond, Florida St.(1998) 145 (+1) Marisa Milligan, Auburn (2006) Jenny Suh, Alabama (2005) Anna Grzebien, Duke (2005) Laura Henderson, UGA (1998) Line Berg, Central Fla. (1998) Erin O'Neil, Georgia (1995) Low Rounds 67 (-5) Celeste Troche, Auburn (2002) Violeta Retamoza, Tenn. (2002) Mary Jan Fernandez, Tenn. (2002) Kathryn Cusick, Alabama (1997) Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (2001) 68 (-4) Maria Martinez, Auburn (2005) Courtney Swaim, Auburn (2001) Young-A Yang, Tenn.(2001) Kami Smith, Auburn (1999) Katy Wilkinson, LSU (1997) Low First Round Scores 67 (-5) Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (2001) 68 (-4) Young-A Yang, Tenn. (2001) 69 (-3) Maria Martinez, Auburn (2005) Diana Ramage, Auburn (2002) Summer Sirmons, Georgia (2002) Robyn Rinaldo, Ole Miss (1998) 70 (-2) Summer Sirmons, Ga. (2001) Marci Clemons, Auburn (1995) Suzanne Westling, TSU (1996) Tina Schneeberger, Tenn. (1999) Low Second Round Scores 67 (-5) Kathryn Cusick, Alabama ('97) 68 (-4) Courtney Swaim, Auburn (2001) Kami Smith, Auburn (1999) Katy Wilkinson, LSU (1997) Reilley Rankin, Georgia (1997) 69 (-3) Reilley Rankin, Georgia (1997) Tatiano Londono, UCF (1998) Nicki Cutler, Vanderbilt (2000) 70 (-2) Nicole Hage, Auburn (2006) Jenny Suh, Alabama (2005) Laura Henderson, UGA (1998) Low Third Round Scores 67 (-5) Celeste Troche, Auburn (2002) Violeta Retamoza, Tenn. (2002) Mary Jan Fernandez, Tenn. (2002) 68 (-4) Maria Martinez, Auburn (2005) 69 (-3) Margaret Shirley, Auburn (2005) Marci Turner, Tennessee (2005) Katy Wilkinson, LSU (1997) 70 (-2) Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (2001) Lina Thoren, Miss. St. (2000) Low Nine Scores 31 (-5) Celeste Troche, Auburn (2002) Courtney Swaim, Auburn (2001) 32 (-4) Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (2001) 33 (-3) Diana Ramage, Auburn (2002) Robin Cook, Auburn (1998) Kami Smith, Auburn (1999) Shauna Estes, Georgia (1998) Auburn History

44 1981 (4th) Opelika, Ala. Auburn in the SEC Championship 1982 Pine Mountain, Ga Pine Mountain, Ga Pine Mountain, Ga. 1. Florida Georgia LSU Auburn Kentucky Mississippi State 990 Linda Hogue 225 (t-7th) Sharon Thomas 230 (t-16th) Giana Piatt 235 (t-20th) Martha Monl 236 (22nd) Kim Evans 239 (24th) 1. Florida Georgia Mississippi State LSU Alabama Kentucky 965 n/a 1. Georgia Florida Kentucky Mississippi State LSU 946 n/a 1. Florida Georgia Mississippi State Kentucky LSU Alabama 949 n/a 1985 Pine Mountain, Ga (6th) Pine Mountain, Ga (4th) Pine Mountain, Ga (4th) Gulf Breeze, Fla. Auburn History 1. Georgia Florida Mississippi State Kentucky Alabama LSU 940 n/a 1989 (SEC Champions) Ponte Vedra, Fla. 1. Auburn Florida Kentucky Georgia Alabama LSU Mississippi State Ole Miss Vanderbilt 1068 Diane Rama 223 (1st) Margaret Platt 228 (7th) Joal Rieder 229 (t-8th) Diana Miles 229 (t-8th) Missy Tuck 234 (t-16th) 1. Florida Kentucky Alabama Georgia LSU Auburn Mississippi State 964 Diane Rama 235 (t-15th) Margaret Platt 238 (18th) Virginia Derby 239 (t-19th) Meg Cimino 249 (28th) Johandra Culp 259 (34th) 1990 (2nd) Greensboro, Ga. 1. Georgia Auburn LSU 624 Kentucky Florida Alabama Mississippi State Ole Miss Vanderbilt 711 Joal Rieder 149 (3rd) Diane Rama 153 (8th) Missy Tuck 154 (9th) Anne Jones 157 (t-14th) Rebeca Garcia 160 (22nd) 1. Florida Georgia Alabama Auburn LSU Kentucky Mississippi State Ole Miss 1140 Margaret Platt 222 (1st) Diana Miles 235 (t-17th) Meg Cimino 242 (22nd) Anne Jones 246 (t-27th) Joal Rieder 246 (t-27th) 1991 (6th) Lexington, Ky. 1. Florida Alabama 942 Georgia Kentucky LSU Auburn Mississippi State Ole Miss Vanderbilt 1004 Missy Tuck 235 (9th) Stephanie Comstock 238 (t-11th) Janet Wooten 247 (t-30th) Barbara Paul 247 (t-30th) 1. Georgia Florida LSU Auburn Kentucky Alabama Mississippi State Ole Miss Vanderbilt 996 Joal Rieder 222 (10th) Anne Jones 223 (t-11th) Margaret Platt 223 (t-11th) Diana Miles 224 (t-13th) Meg Cimino 235 (t-27th) 1992 (8th) Baton Rouge, La. 1. LSU Georgia South Carolina Florida Alabama Kentucky Mississippi State Auburn Ole Miss Vanderbilt 997 Joal Rieder 222 (10th) Anne Jones 223 (t-11th) Margaret Platt 223 (t-11th) Diana Miles 224 (t-13th) Meg Cimino 235 (t-27th) 1993 (7th) Jackson, Miss (3rd) West Point, Miss (t-6th) Franklin, Tenn (SEC Champions) Knoxville, Tenn. 1. Georgia Tennessee South Carolina Florida Kentucky Mississippi State Auburn LSU Alabama Ole Miss Vanderbilt 692 Barbara Paul 152 (9th) Tracy Veto 158 (t-21st) Tricia Laxton 163 (t-35th) Rebeca Garcia 164 (t-37th) Amy Miller 175 (t-52nd) 1. Georgia Alabama Auburn Tennessee South Carolina Florida Kentucky LSU Vanderbilt Ole Miss Mississippi State 970 Barbara Paul 222 (6th) Marci Clemens 225 (t-12th) Amy Miller 227 (18th) Tricia Laxton 231 (t-22nd) Tracy Veto 233 (27th) 1. Florida South Carolina Georgia 938 LSU Tennessee Auburn 950 Kentucky Ole Miss Mississippi State Vanderbilt Alabama 1010 Marci Clemons 231 (t-10th) Tracy Veto 235 (t-15th) Katie Gallina 241 (t-27th) Amy Miller-Davis 244 (t-32nd) Erinn Gunstra 258 (t-48th) 1. Auburn LSU South Carolina 610 Florida Tennessee Georgia Kentucky Ole Miss Vanderbilt Alabama Mississippi State Arkansas 663 Marci Clemons 144 (1st) Katie Gallina 152 (7th) Robin Cook 153 (t-8th) Marty Goldthorp 155 (t-17th) Tracy Veto 164 (t-45th)

45 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions 1997 (5th) Blythewood, S.C (5th) Birmingham, Ala (6th) Auburn, Ala (SEC Champions) Rogers, Ark. 1. Georgia LSU Florida South Carolina Auburn Tennessee Alabama Kentucky Vanderbilt Ole Miss Mississippi State Arkansas 977 Robin Cook 224 (t-4th) Katie Gallina 228 (t-14th) Marci Clemons 231 (t-19th) Marty Goldthorp 232 (t-25th) Kami Smith 240 (t-42nd) 1. Georgia LSU Alabama Tennessee Auburn Ole Miss Mississippi State South Carolina Florida Arkansas Kentucky Vanderbilt 969 Robin Cook 223 (5th) Katie Gallina 225 (t-7th) Kami Smith 236 (t-30th) Marty Goldthorp 242 (46th) Audrey Fisher 250 (t-54th) 1. Georgia Tennessee Ole Miss LSU Arkansas Auburn Mississippi State 949 Vanderbilt Alabama South Carolina Florida Kentucky 978 Courtney Swaim 230 (t-9th) Robin Cook 233 (t-21st) Kami Smith 237 (t-27th) Marty Goldthorp 245 (t-43rd) Kim Strong 251 (t-53rd) 1. Auburn LSU Tennessee Georgia Florida 938 Mississippi State Kentucky Arkansas South Carolina Vanderbilt Ole Miss Alabama 976 Danielle Downey 224 (1st) Celeste Troche 226 (t-2nd) Kami Smith 234 (t-17th) Kimberly Strong 236 (t-23rd) Courtney Swaim 240 (t-31st) 2001 (t-3rd) Gainesville, Fla (2nd) Athens, Ga (SEC Champions) Lexington, Ky (t-2nd) Baton Rouge, La. 1. Georgia LSU Auburn 887 South Carolina Florida Tennessee Alabama Vanderbilt Ole Miss Kentucky Mississippi State Arkansas 943 Celeste Troche 215 (5th) Courtney Swaim 221 (t-12th) Danielle Downey 224 (t-16th) Diana Ramage 231 (t-32nd) Anne Hutto 231 (t-32nd) 1. South Carolina Auburn Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgia Florida Alabama LSU Mississippi State 929 Ole Miss Arkansas Kentucky 944 Celeste Troche 212 (t-3rd) Danielle Downey 217 (8th) Courtney Swaim 219 (t-10th) Diana Ramage 219 (t-10th) Kingsley Barrett 229 (t-30th) 1. Auburn Florida Tennessee South Carolina Vanderbilt Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Mississippi State LSU Ole Miss Alabama 983 Danielle Downey 223 (t-5th) Maria Martinez 224 (t-8th) Celeste Troche 225 (t-10th) Diana Ramage 234 (t-22nd) Kingsley Barrett 236 (t-27th) 1. Vanderbilt Auburn 881 LSU Tennessee Florida Georgia South Carolina Ole Miss Arkansas Alabama Mississippi State Kentucky 928 Maria Martinez 218 (t-4th) Nicole Hage 221 (t-11th) Leah Hart 221 (t-11th) Kingsley Barrett 224 (t-20th) Jennifer Head 226 (30th) Auburn History 2005 (SEC Champions) Tunica, Miss (SEC Champions) Nashville, Tenn. 1. Auburn * 1. Georgia Arkansas t-4. LSU t-4. Tennessee Florida South Carolina Kentucky Vanderbilt Alabama Mississippi St Ole Miss * Auburn won in a three-hole playoff Maria Martinez 226 (t-7th) Nicole Hage 226 (t-7th) Diana Ramage 228 (t-15th) Margaret Shirley 228 (t-15th) Jessica Lovell 233 (t-30th) 1. Auburn Tennessee Georgia Vanderbilt Arkansas Florida LSU South Carolina Alabama Mississippi St Kentucky Mississippi Maria Martinez 211 (1st) Margaret Shirley 217 (3rd) Jessica Lovell 223 (t-16th) Abigale Schepperle 228 (t-30th) Nicole Hage 229 (34th) The 2006 SEC Champions with former Tiger Diana Ramage at Toomer s Corner

46 1989 SEC Champions Standing (l to r): Anne Jones, Head Coach Bud Marsee, Julie McAlevy, Leah Head, Missy Tuck, Sallie Ranson, Joal Rieder, Diane Rama Sitting: Diana Miles, Susan Otolski, Meg Cimino, Margaret Platt 1996 SEC Champions (l to r): Marty Goldthorp, Tracy Veto, Katie Gallina, Coach Kim Evans, Robin Cook, Marci Clemons SEC Champions (l to r): Asst. Coach Shannon Hanson, Danielle Downey, Kami Smith, Celeste Troche, Kimberly Strong, Courtney Swaim, Head Coach Kim Evans Auburn History 2003 SEC Champions (l to r): Head Coach Kim Evans, Celeste Troche, Kingsley Barrett, Danielle Downey, Diana Ramage, Asst. Coach Erin O Neil (holding trophy): Maria Martinez 2005 SEC Champions (l to r): Head Coach Kim Evans, Jennifer Head, Nicole Hage, Betsy Boyd, Kingsley Barrett, Diana Ramage, Meghan Ciampi, Jessica Lovell, Maria Martinez, Margaret Shirley Team Records SEC Championship Records 2006 SEC Champions (l to r): Head Coach Kim Evans, Nicole Hage, Margaret Shirley, Maria Martinez, Abigale Schepperle, Jessica Lovell, Courtney Trimble Individual Records Margaret Platt 1987 SEC Champion Marci Clemons 1996 SEC Champion Diane Rama 1989 SEC Champion Danielle Downey 2000 SEC Champion Best Finish 1. 1st st st st st st nd 1990, 2002, rd 1994, 2001 Low Final Score strokes Strokes strokes strokes strokes 1994 Best Finish 1. Maria Martinez (Champion) 2006 Danielle Downey (Champion) 2000 Marci Clemons (Champion) 1996 Diane Rama (Champion) 1989 Margaret Platt (Champion) Celeste Troche (t-2nd) 2000 Low Final Score 1. Maria Martinez (211) Celeste Troche (212) Celeste Troche (215) Danielle Downey (217) 2002 Margaret Shirley (217) Courtney Swaim (219) 2002 Diana Ramage (219) 2002 Maria Martinez 2006 SEC Champion Low Round strokes (1st round) strokes (2nd round) strokes (1st round) strokes (2nd round) Strokes (3rd round) strokes (3rd round) strokes (3rd round) 2001 Low Round 1. Margaret Shirley (69, 2nd rd.) 2006 Nicole Hage (69, 1st rd.) 2005 Danielle Downey (69, 1st rd.) 2002 Marci Clemons (69, 1st rd.) Maria Martinez (70, 3rd rd.) 2006 Celeste Troche (70, 1st rd.) 2001 Celeste Troche (70, 1st rd.) 2002 Diana Ramage (70, 1st rd.)

47 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Auburn in the NCAA Regional 1993 (t-12th) 1994 (9th) 1996 (t-5th) Santa Maria Country Club Baton Rouge, La. Host: LSU Forest Akers West Golf Course East Lansing, Mich. Host: Michigan State University Grand National Lake Course Auburn, Ala. Host: Auburn University Auburn Barbara Paul (20th) Tricia Laxton (t-32nd) Rebeca Garcia (t-79th) Amy Miller (t-86th) Tracy Veto (t-88th) Auburn Barbara Paul (t-19th) Marci Clemons (t-38th) Tracy Veto (t-49th) Tricia Laxton (t-70th) Amy Miller (t-70th) Auburn Robin Cook (t-12th) Katie Gallina (t-16th) Marci Clemons (t-32nd) Tracy Veto (t-62nd) Marty Goldthorp (82nd) 1997 (t-3rd) 1998 (t-7th) 1999 (8th) Prairie Vista Golf Course Normal, Ill. Host: Illinois State University Duke Golf Club Durham, N.C. Host: Duke University University Golf Course Blythewood, S.C. Host: University of South Carolina Auburn Katie Gallina (t-2nd) Marci Clemons (t-5th) Robin Cook (t-25th) Marty Goldthorp (t-89th) Kami Smith (t-99th) Auburn Kami Smith (t-8th) Katie Gallina (t-12th) Robin Cook (t-30th) Marty Goldthorp (t-77th) Audrey Fisher (t-98th) Auburn Courtney Swaim (t-17th) Robin Cook (t-23rd) Kami Smith (t-47th) Marty Goldthorp (t-60th) Kim Strong (t-99th) 2000 (t-7th) OSU Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio Host: Ohio State University Auburn Celeste Troche (3rd) Danielle Downey (t-21st) Courtney Swaim (t-34th) Kami Smith (t-107th) Kimberly Strong (t-113th) 2001 (2nd) Finley Golf Course Chapel Hill, N.C. Host: University of North Carolina Auburn Diana Ramage (t-5th) Celeste Troche (t-10th) Danielle Downey (t-15th) Kimberly Strong (t-15th) Courtney Swaim (t-15th) 2002 (2nd) The University Club Baton Rouge, La. Host: LSU Auburn Celeste Troche (2nd) Courtney Swaim (t-3rd) Diana Ramage (t-45th) Danielle Downey (t-54th) Kingsley Barrett (t-70th) Auburn History 2003 (4th) 2004 (11th) 2005 (1st) Salem Glen Country Club Clemmons, N.C. Host: Wake Forest University El Campeon Course Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. Host: Stetson University Texas Tech Course Lubbock, Texas Host: Texas Tech University Auburn Celeste Troche (t-8th) Diana Ramage (t-16th) Anne Hutto (t-22nd) Maria Martinez (t-22nd) Kingsley Barrett (t-36th) Auburn Nicole Hage (t-29th) Kingsley Barrett (41st) Maria Martinez (46th) Leah Hart (t-61st) Jennifer Head (t-69th) Auburn Diana Ramage (1st) Nicole Hage (t-6th) Margaret Shirley (t-31st) Maria Martinez (t-42nd) Jessica Lovell (t-94th) 2006 (6th) Bryan Park Golf Course Browns Summit,NC Host: Wake Forest University Auburn Jessica Lovell (t-15th) Maria Martinez (t-18th) Abigale Schepperle (t-35th) Nicole Hage (43rd) Margaret Shirley (t-54th) Auburn s top finisher in the 2006 NCAA East Region, Jessica Lovell

48 The tigers pictured after advancing to the NCAA Championship from the NCAA East Regional at the Duke University Golf Club in Durham, N.C. The Tigers advanced to the school s first NCAA East Regional. Auburn History Auburn at the 2000 East Regional at The Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio, where the Tigers advanced to the NCAA Championship. The Tigers advanced to Auburn's first NCAA Championship appearance in six years. Auburn hosted the event at Grand National (Lake Course) in Auburn, Ala. Team Records Best Finish 1. 2nd nd t-3rd th t-5th 1996 Low Total Score strokes strokes strokes strokes strokes 2000 NCAA Regional Records Low Round strokes (3rd round) strokes (3rd round) strokes (1st round) strokes (2nd round) strokes (2nd round) strokes (3rd round) strokes (2nd round) strokes (1st round) strokes (1st round) strokes (3rd round) 2001 Individual Records Best Finish 1. Celeste Troche (2nd) 2002 Katie Gallina (t-2nd) Celeste Troche (3rd) 2000 Courtney Swaim (t-3rd) M. Clemons/D. Ramage (t-5th) 1997 Low Total Score 1. Celeste Troche (211) Courtney Swaim (213) Celeste Troche (214) Celeste Troche (217) Jessica Lovell (218) 2006 Diana Ramage (218) 2001 Diana Ramage (218) Low Round 1. Maria Martinez (66, 3rd rd.) Diana Ramage (68, 2nd rd.) 2003 Nicole Hage (68, 3rd rd.) Celeste Troche (69, 2nd rd.) 2000 Celeste Troche (69, 1st rd.) Courtney Swaim (70, 1st rd.) 2002 Celeste Troche (70, 2nd rd.) 2002 Celeste Troche (70, 1st rd.) 2003

49 Back-to-Back Southeastern Conference Champions Auburn in the NCAA Championship 1989 (13th) Stanford Golf Course Palo Alto, Calif. Host: Stanford University Auburn Margaret Platt (8th) Diane Rama (t-37th) Diana Miles (t-82nd) Sallie Ransom (t-82nd) Missy Tuck (t-89th) 1990 (8th) Arthur Hills Course at Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head, S.C. Host: University of South Carolina Auburn Missy Tuck (t-8th) Joal Rieder (t-25th) Diane Rama (t-35th) Anne Jones (t-61st) Rebeca Garcia WD 1996 (18th) La Quinta Country Club (Dunes Course) La Quinta, Calif. Host: UCLA Auburn Marci Clemons (t-16th) Robin Cook (t-61st) Katie Gallina (76th) Marty Goldthorp (t-90th) Tracy Veto (96th) Auburn History 1997 (13th) The Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio Host: Ohio State University Auburn Marci Clemons (t-31st) Robin Cook (t-49th) Katie Gallina (t-61st) Marty Goldthorp (t-79th) Kami Smith (t-88th) 1998 (19th) University Ridge Golf Course Madison, Wis. Host: University of Wisconsin Auburn Robin Cook (t-27th) Marty Goldthorp (t-55th) Katie Gallina (t-82nd) Audrey Fisher (t-89th) Kami Smith (97th) 1999 (t-15th) Tulsa Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Host: Tulsa University Auburn Robin Cook (t-15th) Courtney Swaim (t-24th) Kami Smith (74th) Marty Goldthorp (t-95th) Audrey Fisher (t-97th)

50 NCAA Championship Records Team Records Best Finish 1. t-2nd th th th th (6th) Crosswater Club Sunriver, Ore. Host: Oregon State University Auburn Danielle Downey (4th) Celeste Troche (t-25th) Courtney Swaim (t-41st) Kimberly Strong (t-77th) Kami Smith (t-107th) 2001 (4th) Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. Host: Stetson University Auburn Celeste Troche (9th) Courtney Swaim (t-30th) Danielle Downey (t-39th) Diana Ramage (t-55th) Kimberly Strong (t-106th) Low Total Score (72-hole tourney) 1. 1,170 strokes ,193 strokes ,208 strokes ,210 strokes ,221 strokes 1997 Low Total Score (54-hole tourney) strokes 1999 Low Round strokes (3rd round) strokes (4th round) strokes (2nd round) strokes (3rd round) strokes (1st round) 1998 Auburn History 2002 (t-2nd) Washington National Golf Club Auburn, Wash. Host: University of Washington Auburn Danielle Downey (t-2nd) Celeste Troche (t-10th) Diana Ramage (t-45th) Courtney Swaim (t-60th) Kingsley Barrett (106th) 2003 (9th) Kampen Course West Lafayette, Ind. Host: Purdue University Auburn Danielle Downey (t-6th) Diana Ramage (t-11th) Celeste Troche (t-19th) Maria Martinez (101st) Kingsley Barrett (120th) Individual Records Best Finish 1. Danielle Downey (t-2nd) Danielle Downey (4th) Danielle Downey (t-6th) Margaret Platt (8th) 1989 Missy Tuck (t-8th) Celeste Troche (9th) Celeste Troche (t-10th) 2002 Low Total Score (72-hole tourney) 1. Danielle Downey (284) Celeste Troche (289) Celeste Troche (291) Danielle Downey (295) Abigale Schepperle (297) 2006 Low Total Score (54-hole tourney) 1. Robin Cook (227) Courtney Swaim (229) (3rd) Sunriver Course Bend, Ore. Host: Oregon University 2006 (12th) Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, OH Host: Ohio State University Low Round 1. Celeste Troche (68, 2nd rd.) Danielle Downey (69, 2nd rd.) 2002 Marci Clemons (69, 3rd rd.) Danielle Downey (70, 3rd rd.) Danielle Downey (71, 1st rd.) 2000 Margaret Platt (71, 2nd rd.) 1989 Abigale Schepperle (71, 2nd rd.) 2006 Auburn Nicole Hage (5th) Diana Ramage (t-12th) Maria Martinez (t-16th) Abigale Schepperle (t-68th) Margaret Shirley (t-98th) Auburn Abigale Schepperle (t-21st) Maria Martinez (t-38th) Margaret Shirley (t-68th) Nicole Hage (t-79th) Jessica Lovell (t-98th)

51 Auburn Women s University Golf