Mary Michael Maggio Assistant Coach. Quoting Head Coach Amy Bond

Fall 2015 Schedule S19-21 Schooner Fall Classic Norman, Okla. T7/12 S28-29 Jacksonville Classic Ponte Vedra, Fla. 1/14 O4-6 Jim West Challenge Boerne, Texas 2/13 O19-20 Cardinal Cup Louisville, Ky. 2/15 Spring 2016 Schedule F1 Florida Challenge Lecanto, Fla. 2/5 F12-14 FSU Match-Up Tallahassee, Fla. 1/12 M5-6 Gator Women s Invitational Gainesville, Fla. 2/13 M11-13 3M Lady Jaguar Invitational Augusta, Ga. 6/16 M21-22 Briars Creek Invitational John s Island, S.C. T5/18 A1-3 Bryan National Collegiate Greensboro, N.C. 3/15 A15-17 ACC Championship Greensboro, N.C. 9/12 M5-7 NCAA Regional Champs Shoal Creek, Ala. 2/18 M20-25 NCAA National Championship Eugene, Ore. 15/24 2015-16 Florida State Roster Kayla Bloor Jr. Niceville, Fla. Anna Sophia Böhmer Jr. Cali, Colombia Sherrell Buckley Jr. Weston, Fla. Matilda Castren Jr. Espoo, Finland Dominika Gradecka Fr. Wroclaw, Poland Lydia Gumm Jr. Radcliff, Ky. Kayla Jones So. Milton, Ga. Kim Metraux So. Lausanne, Switz. Morgane Metraux So. Lausanne, Switz. Amy Bond Head Coach Mary Michael Maggio Assistant Coach Robert Duck Assistant Coach Quoting Head Coach Amy Bond I am very proud of the way we finished the season. It was a great year and we can build on it for the future. We accomplished so many positive things throughout the year which included individual victories, team championships and All- ACC accolades. We topped the year off by finishing 15 th at the National Championships. This was a great, great season. The girls really worked extremely hard to get to nationals, to finish in second at the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship, to play on the final day of stroke play at the NCAA finals and to finish in the top 15 at nationals. Finishing in the top 15 at a national championship is a huge accomplishment. We grew as a team and I am excited for everyone to return next year. I am looking forward to August and know that each player will work hard over the summer and came back stronger than ever. The cool thing is we don t have a senior on the team so they are all returning next year. They will all use the experiences they gained throughout the year, work on some things over the summer and hopefully we will be bigger and better next year. I am really looking forward to the girls coming back in the fall and can t wait to begin next season. FLORIDA STATE FINISHES IN 15 TH PLACE AT NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS RANKED 19 TH NATIONALLY IN FINAL POLL BY GOLFSTAT CASTREN EARNS ALL-ACC AND ALL REGIONAL HONORS FLORIDA STATE PLAYS IN SCHOOL RECORD 12 TH NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Florida State finished the 2015-16 season ranked 19 th nationally by Golfstat, 24 th nationally by Golfweek, finished 15 th nationally in the NCAA Division I Championship Finals, finished in second at the NCAA Division I Shoal Creek Regional, finished ninth at the 2016 ACC Championships, won team championships at the fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic and the spring 2016 Florida State Match-Up, finished in the top five of nine of its 13 matches, had two players earn NCAA Shoal Creek All-Region honors (Matilda Castren and Kim Metraux) and had two players earn All-ACC honors (Castren and Metraux). FLORIDA STATE IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS Florida State finished the 2015-16 season ranked 19 th nationally by Golfstat and 24 th by GolfWeek. The Seminoles national ranking of 16 th heading into the NCAA Division I Championship Finals on May 22 was their highest of the 2015-16 season. SEMINOLES IN THE INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL RANKINGS Florida State finished the 2015-16 season with two players -- No. 56 Matilda Castren and No. 95 Kim Metraux ranked in the top 100 players in the final Golfstat Cup Rankings. FLORIDA STATE IN THE 2016 NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Sophomore Morgan Metraux finished in a tie for 20 th place in the individual standings and the Seminole women s golf team finished in 15 th place in the team standings at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships at the Eugene Country Club. The Seminoles finished within the top 15 in the first three rounds of stroke play, played in the knockout round and competed in the fourth round of the event. The University of Washington won the national championship with a match-play victory over Stanford. FLORIDA STATE IN THE 2016 NCAA SHOAL CREEK REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP The Florida State women s golf team finished in second place in the team standings and Matilda Castren finished in a tie for first in the individual standings at the 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship. Florida State s second place finish marked the highest regional championship finish in school history and allowed the Seminoles to qualify for the 2016 NCAA Division Women s Golf Championship finals for the ninth time in school history and for the first time since 2010. Castren s individual championship is only the second individual regional championship in school history. Maria Salinas also finished in a tie for the individual title at the 2012 NCAA Central Regional Championship. CASTREN AND KIM METRAUX EARN ALL-ACC HONORS Florida State junior Matilda Castren and sophomore Kim Metraux were named to the 2016 All-ACC Women s Golf team in a vote of the league s 12 head coaches. It marks second time Castren has earned the honor, the first time Metraux has earned all-conference honors and the 16 th consecutive year at least one Seminole has been named to the All-ACC team. Florida State (two selections) and Duke (four selections) were the only two teams in the league who had multiple selections to the All-ACC team and were one of eight teams who had at least one player named to the 12-member team. FLORIDA STATE AMONG ACC LEADERS Florida State, which was one of a record 10 ACC teams that earned the chance to play for the NCAA Women s Golf Championship, finished the 2015-16 season ranked third in the ACC in stroke average (293.8 in 36 rounds), carded the lowest single round team score of the year among the 12 ACC teams (274/-14) in the first round of the fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic was one of five teams with multiple golfers (Matilda Castren and Kim Metraux) in the 12 seven of the individual stroke average leaders in the final conference statistics. SEMINOLES PLAY IN A RECORD 13 MATCHES IN 2015-16 Florida State played in a school record 13 matches during the 2015-16 fall and spring seasons. Sophomore Kim Metraux was the only Seminole to play in all 13 matches. The school record for individual matches played in a single season in 17 by Caroline Westrup during the 2006-07 season. SEMINOLES TO HOST 2018 NCAA REGIONAL Florida State will play host to one of four NCAA Regional Championships as part of the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship May 7-9, 2018 at Southwood Golf Club in Tallahassee. It will mark the second time the Seminole women will host a regional; they also hosted the 2014 NCAA Regional at Southwood. SEMINOLE WOMEN S GOLF STATISTICS (FALL 2015 / SPRING 2016) Name Tourn. Rds Par -75 Low Strokes Avg. Matilda Castren 12 33 13 25 67 2,409 73.00 Kim Metraux 13 38 14 27 67 2,794 73.53 Lydia Gumm 12 36 12 28 68 2,666 74.06 Morgane Metraux 11 31 10 17 67 2,302 74.26 Kayla Jones 12 35 7 21 67 2,622 74.91 Anna Sophia Böhmer 5 13 2 6 71 999 76.85 Dominika Gradecka 4 11 1 3 72 855 77.72 Kayla Bloor 4 11 1 3 72 869 79.00

BOND NOW SIX FOR SIX Florida State head coach Amy Bond has guided each of her first six teams into the NCAA Tournament. Including her four years as a Seminole player (1996-99) and her six years as a Seminole assistant coach (2002-06), Bond has participated in 14 of 16 NCAA Regional Championships while wearing the Garnet and Gold. The Seminoles made their first appearance in the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championship finals under Bond. THE LAST TIME(S) Florida State won a team championship was at the spring 2016 Florida State Match-Up at the Don Veller Seminole Golf Course in Tallahassee; A Seminole earned medalist honors was Matilda Castren (tied for first) at the spring 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship; A Seminole earned outright medalist honors was Matilda Castren at the fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic; A Seminoles carded a hole in one was by Alison Curdt during the second round of the NCAA Central Regional Championship on May 10, 2002; A Seminole carded a hole in one was by Kristin Tamulis during the third round of the Lady Gator Invitational on Feb. 27, 2000; A Seminole carded a hole in one was by Alison Zimmer during the second round of the Lady Gator Invitational on Feb. 26, 2000; A Seminole carded an eagle was by Morgane Metraux on March 21, 2016 during the second round of the Briar s Creek Invitational. SEMINOLES FINISHES UNDER BOND Head coach Amy Bond led the Seminoles to nine top-five and 12 top-10 team finishes during the 2015-16 fall and spring seasons. The Seminoles nine topfive finishes are for the most under Bond and their 12 top 10 finishes are the most in a single season under Bond s leadership. Bond Leading Seminoles Season Top 5 Top 10 Medalists 2010-11 4 7 1 2011-12 5 7 2 2012-13 4 8 0 2013-14 5 9 3 2014-15 8 10 1 2015-16 9 12 4 UNDER HEAD COACH AMY BOND The Seminoles have finished in second place or better in eight of their last 24 matches dating to a second place finish at the fall 2014 season opening Mo Morial Invitational; The Seminoles have finished in the top five of 17 of their last 24 matches dating to a second place finish at the fall 2014 season opening Mo Morial Invitational; The Seminoles have earned nine top-five team finishes during the fall 2015 and spring 2016 seasons. It s the most top five team finishes since Florida State s 1991 NCAA Championship Finals participant team also earned nine top five finishes. The school record for top five team finishes in a single season is 11 by Florida State s 1981 AIAW National Championship team. FLORIDA STATE S TOP NATIONAL FINISHES Florida State finished in 15 th place at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships the sixth best national championship finals finish in school history. The Seminoles earned their best NCAA National Championships finish of 10 th in 2010. The Seminoles have finished tied for 19 th or better in each of their first nine appearances at the championship finals. Florida State head coach Amy Bond led the Seminoles to a 13 th place finish in the 1999 NCAA Championship Finals. Seminoles Team Finishes In The National Championship Finals Rank Season Place 1. 2010 10 th 2. 1999 13 th 3. 1992 14 th 1991 14 th 6. 2016 15 th 5. 2006 16 th 6. 1993 18 th 7 2003 T19 th 2004 T19 th FLORIDA STATE WITH STRONG INDIVIDUAL HISTORY Sophomore Morgane Metraux carded a 1-under par score of 71 in the fourth and final round of the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships and finished in a tie for 20 th place in the individual standings with a total of 289. She carded scores of 70-72-76-71 and a 1-over par total of 289 for the championship. Her 289 gross score is the best NCAA finals score in school history and her tied for 20 th place finish in the individual standings is the tied for the best in school history in an NCAA Championships finals event. Metraux became the first player in school history to card three or more scores at par or better in an NCAA Championship finals event. Maria Salinas also finished in 20 th place at the 2010 Division I Championships at the Country Club of Landfall in Wilmington, N.C. Seminoles Best Individual Finishes At the NCAA Championships Rank Player Year Place Score 1. Morgane Metraux 2016 T20 th 289 (+1) 2. Maria Salinas 2010 20 th 291 (+3) 3. Jessica Negron 2010 T21 st 292 (+4) 4. Kristin Tamulis 2003 T28 th 305 (+17) 5. Caroline Westrup 2006 T29 th 299 (+11) 6. Caroline Larsson 2006 T33 rd 200 (+12) 7. Amy Bond 1999 T35 th 231 (+15) 8. Carrie Sordel 2004 T38 th 296 (+8) 9. Erica Firnhaber 1991 T40 th 310 (+22) 10. Erica Firnhaber 1992 T47 th 306 (+21) 11. Erica Iding 1999 T48 th 234 (+18) 12. Emma Rundle 1992 T51 st 307 (+19) 13. Marie-Josee Rouleau 1991 T58 th 315 (+27) 14. Mary Cobick 1991 T58 th 315 (+27) 15. Caroline Larsson 2004 T59 th 300 (+12) FLORIDA STATE WITH NINE TOP FIVE TEAM FINISHES Florida State earned nine top five team finishes and finished outside of the top nine in only one of its 13 events during the fall 2015 and spring 2016 seasons. The Seminoles finished first in two events (the Jacksonville Classic and the Florida State Match-Up), second in five more events (Jim West Challenge, Cardinal Cup, Florida Challenge, Gator Women s Invitational and the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship) third in one event (Bryan National Collegiate) and tied for fifth in one event (Briar s Creek Invitational). Florida State s Top Five Finishes Event Finish Jacksonville Classic 1/14 Jim West Challenge 2/13 Cardinal Cup 2/15 Florida Challenge 2/5 Florida State Match-Up 1/12 Gator Women s Invitational 2/13 Briar s Creek Invitational T5/18 Bryan National Collegiate 3/15 Shoal Creek Regional Champ. 2/18 BREAKING DOWN THE SEMINOLES SINGLE ROUND SCORES Led by junior Matilda Castren s five rounds carded in the 60 s, five Seminoles carded a total of 16 rounds scored in the 60 s. All five players in the Seminoles lineup at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Championships carded at least two scores in the 60 s and four of the five players have carded at least one round of 67. The school record for a single round score is 65 by current LPGA Pro Kristin Tamulis who shot a 65 in the third round of the 2003 ACC Championship. Seminoles Going Low Player Season Low Rounds in 60 s Matilda Castren 67 (2) 5 Kim Metraux 67 4 Morgane Metraux 67 (2) 2 Lydia Gumm 68 2 Kayla Jones 67 (2) 3 SEMINOLES IN THE NEGATIVE With four below par tournament scores each by Matilda Castren and Kim Metraux, the Seminoles carded 12 under par tournament scores during the fall 2015 and spring 2016 season. Four of the five members of Florida State s lineup at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championship carded at least one below par tournament score this year. Seminoles Under Par Player Event Score vs. Par Matilda Castren Schooner Fall Classic 138-4 Matilda Castren Jacksonville Classic 212-4 Matilda Castren Jim West Challenge 212-4 Matilda Castren Florida Challenge 141-3 Lydia Gumm Jim West Challenge 214-2 Lydia Gumm Florida Challenge 141-3 Kim Metraux Jacksonville Classic 213-3 Kim Metraux Florida Challenge 142-2 Kim Metraux Cardinal Cup 215-1 Kim Metraux Florida State Match-Up 215-1 Morgane Metraux Briar s Creek Invitational 209-7

INDIVIDUAL SEMINOLES MAKING THEIR ROUNDS COUNT Two Seminoles Kim Metraux (.985 percent) and Matilda Castren (.955) have counted more than 90 percent of their individual scores toward the team during the 2015-16 fall and spring seasons. Counting On Each Other Player Rounds Counted Pct. Kim Metraux 38 37.5.987 Matilda Castren 33 31.5.955 Lydia Gumm 36 31.5.875 Morgane Metraux 31 22.5.725 Kayla Jones 35 26.5.757 FLORIDA STATE AMONG THE ACC LEADERS Florida State was the only team in the ACC whose players won at least four individual championships in 2015-16. Junior Matilda Castren (at the Jacksonville Classic, the Florida Challenge and the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship) and junior Lydia Gumm (Florida Challenge) both win individual championships for the Seminoles. Teams With Multiple Individual Wins In 2015-16 Team Wins Florida State 4 (Matilda Castren, 3; Lydia Gumm 1) Clemson 3 (Alice Hewson, 2; Laura Stephenson, 1) Duke 3 (Celine Boutier, 1; Leona McGuire, 1, Virginia Elena Carta, 1) NC State 2 (India Clyburn, 1; Rachel Taylor, 1) Louisville 2 (Katie Mitchell, 1; Laura Restrepo, 1) Virginia 2 (Lauren Coughlin, 1; Elizabeth Szokol, 1) FLORIDA STATE S INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Florida State was led by six different players in its 13 events during the 2015 fall and 2016 spring seasons. Four players Matilda Castren (seven times), Morgane Metraux (three), Lydia Gumm (twice) and Kim Metraux (twice) led the Seminoles on the team leaderboard during multiple different events. Castren has led the Seminoles in 19 of the first 32 events of her career. Leading By Example Event Player Place Schooner Fall Classic Matilda Castren T6 th Jacksonville Classic Matilda Castren 1 st Jim West Challenge Matilda Castren 1 st Cardinal Cup Kim Metraux T3 rd Florida Challenge Castren/Gumm T1 st Florida State Match-Up Kim Metraux T2 nd Gator Women s Invitational Morgane Metraux T3 Lady Jaguar Invitational Kayla Jones T14 th Briar s Creek Invitational Morgane Metraux T2 nd Bryan National Collegiate Matilda Castren T2 nd ACC Championships Castren, Gumm T24 th NCAA Shoal Creek Castren T1 st NCAA Championships Morgane Metraux T20 th FLORIDA STATE S LINE-UP WAS CONSISTENT IN 2015-16 Florida State utilized seven different line-ups in 2015-16 and used the same line-up in seven of 13 events. The Seminoles line-up of Matilda Castren, Lydia Gumm, Kim Metraux Morgane Metraux and Kayla Jones played as a quintet in the 2016 NCAA Division I National Championships. The 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Championships Finals marked the seventh time that quintet of Seminoles played together with each of the five Seminoles making their NCAA Championship Finals debut in 2016. 2015-16 Lineups Event Seminoles Order of Finish Schooner Fall Classic Castren, K. Metraux, Jones, Böhmer, M. Metraux Jacksonville Classic Castren, K. Metraux, Jones, Böhmer, Gumm Jim West Challenge Castren, Gumm, K. Metraux, Jones, Böhmer Cardinal Cup K. Metraux, Gumm, Castren, Jones, M. Metraux Florida Challenge Castren, Gumm, M. Metraux, Jones, Bloor Florida State Match-Up K. Metraux, Castren, Gumm, Jones, M. Metraux Gator Invitational M. Metraux, K. Metraux, Gumm, Jones, Bloor Lady Jaguar Invitational Jones, K. Metraux, M. Metraux, Gumm, Castren Briar s Creek Invitational M. Metraux, Gumm, K. Metraux, Castren, Jones Bryan National Collegiate Castren, M. Metraux, Gumm, K. Metraux, Jones ACC Championships Castren, Gumm, K. Metraux, M. Metraux, Jones NCAA Shoal Creek Castren, K. Metraux, Gumm, M. Metraux, Bloor NCAA Championships M. Metraux, Gumm, Castren, Jones, K. Metraux FLORIDA STATE GOLFERS EARN 13 TOP FIVE FINISHES Florida State s players earned 13 top five finishes including medalist honors by both Matilda Castren (three times) and Lydia Gumm (once). Castren earned medalist honors at the Shoal Creek Regional Championship, the Florida Challenge and the Jacksonville Classic while Gumm finished in a tie for first with Castren at the spring season opening Florida Challenge. Seminoles Top Five Finishes Player Top Five Finishes Matilda Castren 5 (three individual wins) Kim Metraux 4 Morgane Metreaux 2 Lydia Gumm 1 (one individual win) Kayla Jones 1 FIRST IS ALWAYS BEST Three Seminoles (Matilda Castren, Lydia Gumm and Kayla Jones) have earned at least one individual victory during their careers. Castren and Jones earned their first career victories as freshmen while Gumm earned hers during the spring of 2016. First Wins For Current Seminoles Player First Win Season Matilda Castren Florida State Match-Up Spring 2014 Lydia Gumm Florida Challenge Spring 2016 Kayla Jones Mo Morial Invitational Fall 2015 CASTREN IS FLORIDA STATE ALL-TIME LEADER Junior All-American Matilda Castren finished her junior season with a schoolrecord 72.69 stroke average in 91 rounds during 32 career events. Each of the five members of the Seminoles line-up at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships are ranked in the top five for career stroke average in school history. Seminoles All-Time Stroke Average Leaders Rank Player Years Rounds Avg, 1. Matilda Castren 2014-Pr. 91 72.69 2. Caroline Westrup 2006-09 110 73.23 3. Kim Metraux 2015-Pr. 61 74.30 4. Lydia Gumm 2014-Pr. 96 74.26 5. Maria Salinas 2001-12 82 74.37 6. Morgane Metraux 2015-Pr. 54 74.50 7. Kayla Jones 2014-Pr. 61 74.95 CASTREN WITH FIVE INDIVIDUAL VICTORIES Junior Matilda Castren finished her junior year with a school-record tying five career victories with her most recent coming at the spring 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship. She has finished below par in four of her five victories with her best career tournament score (204) and her best career tournament score vs. par (-12) coming in the win at the spring 2014 Web.com/Marsh Landing Intercollegiate. She also finished in double figures under par in winning the spring 2014 Florida State Match-Up. Castren s Victories Season Tournament Score vs. Par Spring 2014 Florida State Match-Up 206-10 Spring 2014 Marsh Landing Intercollegiate 204-12 Fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic 212-4 Spring 2016 Florida Challenge 141-3 Spring 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional 220 +4 CASTREN AMONG THREE WITH FOUR WINS Junior Matilda Castren is one of two Seminole players in school history with five career wins. She needs only one individual victory to become the Seminoles all-time leader for individual wins. Seminoles With Four Victories Player Wins Years Matilda Castren 5 2014-Pr. Caroline Westrup 5 2006-09 CASTREN AMONG ACC LEADERS Junior Matilda Castren, who finished the 2015-16 season ranked sixth in the ACC with a 73.00 stroke average, was tied for first in the ACC with four topfive individual finishes and tied for first with seven top-10 individual finishes. Castren and Jennifer Kupcho of Wake Forest were the only players in the ACC with as many as four top-five finishes AND as many as seven top-10 individual finishes. CASTREN IS FIRST WITH MULTIPLE WINS IN MULTIPLE YEARS Junior Matilda Castren, who earned multiple individual championships as both a sophomore and as a junior, is the first player in Florida State history with multiple wins in multiple years. She earned individual championships at spring 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship, the spring 2014 Florida State Match-Up, the spring 2014 Web.com/Marsh Landing Invitational, the fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic and the spring 2016 Florida

Challenge. She is one of only six players in school history with at least two wins in two different years. Seminoles With Multiple Wins In A Season Player Wins Year Matilda Castren 3 2016 Nadia St. Marie 3 1989 Matilda Castren 2 2014 Emma Rundle 2 1991 Kristin Tamulis 2 2003 Caroline Westrup 2 2007 Maria Salinas 2 2012 CASTREN MAKES MORE HISTORY With her tied for first place finish at the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship in 2016, junior Matilda Castren earned her school-record tying 18 th career top-10 individual finish. The two-time All-ACC selection earned a near career-high seven top-10 finishes this season and is one top-10 victory from tying her single season school record for eight top-10 finishes. Castren finished in the top 10 of 10 different events as a freshman during the 2013-14 fall and spring seasons. Seminoles Top-10 Leaders Player Top 10 s Years Matilda Castren 18 2014-Pr. Caroline Westrup 18 2006-09 Kristin Tamulis 15 2000-03 Karen Stupples 14 1994-95 Maria Castellucci 14 1991-94 Emma Rundle 13 1989-92 GUMM ENJOYED A STRONG JUNIOR SEASON Junior Lydia Gumm, who played in her first career NCAA Championship Finals in 2016, played very consistent golf during her sophomore and junior seasons as a Seminole. She averaged 73.65 strokes in 22 events as a sophomore and a junior after averaging 75.55 strokes in 11 events as a freshman an improvement of nearly two strokes per round. She played in a career-high 12 tournaments as a junior. Breaking Down Gumm s Seminole Career Seasons Events Rounds Strokes Average First 1 11 31 2,342 75.55 Last 2 22 65 4,787 73.65 Improvement -1.90 GUMM FINISHES IN TOP 15 AT SHOAL CREEK REGIONAL Junior Lydia Gumm earned her 11 th career top 15-finish at the NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship her seventh top 15 finish of her junior season at Florida State. Her finish at Shoal Creek was her best NCAA regional finish in three career regional appearances. Gumm s Regional Improvements Regional Score vs. Par Finish 2014 East 220 +4 T36 2015 San Antonio 222 +6 T54 2016 Shoal Creek 228 +12 T15 KIM METRAUX ENJOYS BEST SEASON AS A SOPHOMORE Sophomore Kim Metraux, who played in her first NCAA Championship Finals event in 2016, enjoyed her best season in 2015-16 with a career low 73.53 stroke average. She earned six top 10 finishes in 13 events including second place finishes at both the Jacksonville Classic (213/-3) and the Seminole hosted Florida State Match-Up (215/-1). Metraux averaged more than 2.0 strokes per round fewer as a sophomore as compared to her freshman season. Breaking Down Kim Metraux s Seminole Career Seasons Events Rounds Strokes Average 2015-16 8 23 1,738 75.57 2014-15 13 38 2,794 73.53 Improvement -2.04 KIM METRAUX IS THE CONSTANT Sophomore All-ACC selection Kim Metraux is the only Seminole who played in all 13 events during the fall 2015 and spring 2016 seasons. Metraux played as an individual in the Florida Challenge and finished tied for fifth place in the individual standings the third highest among the nine Seminoles who participated in the event. Match-Up and to a runner-up finish at the Florida Challenge to begin the spring season. Metraux finished in a tie for second in the individual standings at the Florida State Match-Up (-1 / 215) and finished in a tie for fifth at the Florida Challenge and. She was a total of three strokes under par in the two events. KIM METRAUX HAS FINISHING POWER Sophomore Kim Metraux, who finished in a career best second place in the fall 2015 Jacksonville Classic and the spring 2016 Florida State Match-Up, earned a single season career best six top-10 finishes in 2015-16. In addition to cutting more than 2.0 strokes off of her scoring average, she finished more than eight strokes per round closer to par and has improved her averaging finish by more than 20 places. Metraux s Averages Season Strokes vs. Par Finish 2014-15 75.57 +11.75 40.12 2015-16 73.53 +3.19 20.07 Improvement -2.04-8.56 +20.05 KIM METRAUX WITH OUTSTANDING SHOAL CREEK FINISH Sophomore Kim Metraux finished in a tie for seventh place at the 2016 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Championship the sixth best finish of her career and the seventh best individual regional championship finish in school history. Combined with Matilda Castren s tied for first place finish, the Seminoles had two players finish in the top 10 of the individual standings for the first time in school history. MORGANE METRAUX BRINGS REGIONAL POWER Sophomore Morgane Metraux, one of 10 players in school history to earn a top 10 individual NCAA regional finish, has been very consistent throughout the first two years of her career. She averages 74.50 strokes in 19 career events. She finished in a career best tied for second at the Briar s Creek Invitational with a career best score of 209 (minus seven strokes under par). Breaking Down Morgane Metraux Season Events Strokes Average 2014-15 8 1,721 74.83 2015-16 11 2,302 74.26 MORGANE METRAUX IN THE LINEUP Sophomore Morgane Metraux was one of only two Seminoles to play as a member of the Seminoles lineup in all nine events during the spring of 2016 season. Her career best single round score (67 in the second round of the Gator Women s Invitational) as well as her best career tournament score (209 at the Briar s Creek Invitational) have come this season. FOUR NAMED TO ALL ACC ACADEMIC WOMEN S GOLF TEAM Four members of the nationally ranked Florida State women s golf team juniors Matilda Castren and Lydia Gumm and sophomores Kim and Morgane Metraux were been named to the 2016 All-ACC Academic team. Florida State was joined by Duke as the only two teams in the ACC with at least four honorees on the prestigious list of academic and athletic standouts who earned success during the 2015-16 golf season. It marked the second consecutive year each of these four Seminole golfers have been named to the All-ACC Academic Team. A program-high six Seminole golfers were named to the team last year with the four selections this year marking the fourth time in program history at least four Seminoles have been named to the All-ACC Team. Since the ACC began naming an academic team for the sport of women s golf in 2006, at least three Seminoles have been named to the team each year. KIM METRAUX EARNS 2016 GOLDEN NOLE Sophomore Kim Metraux was awarded the Golden Nole for women s golf at the 22 nd Annual Golden Nole Banquet on April 11. The Golden Nole Award is presented to the student-athlete on each athletic team who has exhibited the ideals of intercollegiate athletics. The honored student-athletes are selected by their head coaches on their athletic and academic success as well as their service contributions to the university and to the greater Tallahassee community. STANDOUTS IN THE CLASSROOM The five players in Florida State s lineup at the 2016 NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championship had an average GPA of 3.694 during the spring of 2016. That GPA included two President s List honorees for perfect 4.0 GPA s (Kim and Morgane Metraux) and three Dean s List Honorees of 3.5 GPA s or better (Matilda Castren, Lydia Gumm and Kayla Jones). METRAUX NAMED ACC GOLFER OF THE MONTH Kim Metraux was named the Co-ACC Golfer of the Month for February 2016. She led the Seminoles to a team championship at the Florida State

BLOOR EARNS DEGREE FROM FLORIDA STATE Junior Kayla Bloor s earned her bachelor s degree in Sports Management from Florida State University on April 30, 2016. With her degree in hand, she will transfer to the University of Southern Mississippi for graduate school and her final years of eligibility. SEMINOLES RECOGNIZED FOR PERFECT APR For the seventh consecutive year, the Florida State women s golf team was recognized with a perfect Academic Progress Rate (APR) score for the 2014-15 school year by the NCAA. The Seminoles have been recognized for their outstanding academic achievement each year since 2009 and each of the first five years of Head Coach Amy Bond s coaching tenure at her alma mater. The Academic Progress Rate, which was developed in 2003, holds institutions accountable for the academic progress of their student-athletes through a team-based metric that accounts for the eligibility and retention of each student-athlete for each academic term. 3 RD Annual Schooner Fall Classic/Par 71 Belmar Golf Club/Norman, Okla./ Sept. 19-21, 2015 T7/12. Florida State 300 281 581 T6. Matilda Castren 71 67 138 T26. Kim Metraux 72 72 144 T47. Kayla Jones 80 67 147 63. Anna Sophia Böhmer 85 75 160 -- Morgane Metraux 77 WD WD 8 TH Annual Jacksonville Classic/Par 72/ Sept. 28-29, 2015 Marsh Landing Country Club/Jacksonville, Fla. 1/14. Florida State 274 283 296 853 1. Matilda Castren 69 68 75 212 2. Kim Metraux 67 71 75 213 T3. Kayla Jones 67 72 75 214 10. Anna Sophia Böhmer 72 75 71 218 T11. Lydia Gumm 71 72 76 219 T28 Dominika Gradecka 76 72 77 225 * 5 TH Annual Jim West Challenge/Par 72/Oct. 4-6, 2015 Tapatio Springs Country Club/Boerne, Texas 2/13. Florida State 290 282 292 864 T3. Matilda Castren 73 67 72 212 T9. Lydia Gumm 71 68 75 214 T18. Kim Metraux 75 72 72 219 T28. Kayla Jones 71 75 76 222 T61. Anna Sophia Böhmer 77 83 73 233 15 TH Annual Cardinal Cup/Par 72/Oct. 19-20, 2015 University of Louisville Golf Club/Louisville, Ky. 2/15. Florida State 296 289 304 889 T3. Kim Metraux 73 69 72 215 T14. Lydia Gumm 73 72 77 222 28. Matilda Castren 74 74 79 227 T37. Kayla Jones 75 79 76 230 T44. Morgane Metraux 76 74 81 231 4 th Annual Florida Challenge/Par 72/Feb. 1, 2016 Black Diamond Ranch/Lecanto, Fla. 2. Florida State 285 298 583 T1. Matilda Castren 69 72 141 T1. Lydia Gumm 69 72 141 T11. Morgane Metraux 70 79 149 T24. Kayla Jones 77 79 156 T27. Kayla Bloor 82 75 157 T5. Kim Metraux 74 68 142 * T20. Anna Sophia Böhmer 79 75 154 * T38 Dominika Gradecka 83 80 163 * 4 th Annual Florida State Match-Up/Par 72/Feb. 12-14, 2016 Don Veller Seminole Golf Course and Club/Tallahassee, Fla. 1. Florida State 293 293 285 871 T2. Kim Metraux 72 72 71 215 T8. Matilda Castren 74 74 71 219 T8. Lydia Gumm 74 73 72 219 12 Kayla Jones 74 74 72 220 T15. Morgane Metraux 73 79 71 223 T15. Kayla Bloor 75 76 72 223 * T46. Anna Sophia Böhmer 77 78 79 234 * T65. Dominika Gradecka 83 78 80 241 * TWO SEMINOLES NAMED WGCA SCHOLAR ATHLETES Kim and Morgane Metraux were both named 2016 All-American Scholar Athlete team by the Women s Collegiate Golf Association. It marks the second consecutive season both players have been named to the All-America Scholar team. The sisters are the sixth and seventh players in school history to be named to the team multiple times during their careers. 10 SEMINOLES NAMED TO ACC HONOR ACADEMIC ROLL A near school-record 10 members of the Florida State women s golf team (EVERY player in the team) were named to the 2016 ACC Academic Honor Roll. Every Seminole on the roster Anna Sophia Böhmer (second time honored as a member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll), Kalya Bloor (third), Sherrell Buckley (second), Matilda Castren (second), Lexie Flerlage (first), Dominika Gradecka (first), Lydia Gumm (third), Kayla Jones (second), Kim Metraux (second) and Morgane Metraux (second) all earned the honor. Gator Women s Invitational/Par 70/March 5-6, 2016 Mark Bostick Golf Course/Gainesville, Fla. 2/13. Florida State 291 290 292 873 T3. Morgane Metraux 74 67 73 214 T7. Kim Metraux 69 72 75 216 T21. Lydia Gumm 75 75 72 222 T28. Kayla Jones 73 79 72 224 T50. Kayla Bloor 78 76 76 230 T37. Dominika Gradecka 75 74 77 226 * 3M Lady Jaguar Invitational /Par 72/March 11-12, 2016 Forest Hills Golf Course/Augusta, Ga. 6/16. Florida State 299 290 300 889 14. Kayla Jones 76 68 75 219 T17. Kim Metraux 76 73 72 221 T24. Morgane Metraux 74 76 73 223 T66. Lydia Gumm 81 73 80 234 WD. Matilda Castren 73 WD WD WD 2016 Briar s Creek Invitational/Par 72/March 21-22, 2016 The Golf Club At Briar s Creek/Johns Island, S.C. T5/18. Florida State 291 286 295 872 T2. Morgane Metraux 71 68 70 209 T21. Lydia Gumm 75 71 72 218 T38. Kim Metraux 74 72 76 222 T54. Matilda Castren 71 76 78 225 T61. Kayla Jones 75 75 77 227 Bryan National Collegiate /Par 72/April 1-3, 2016 Bryan Park Champions Course/Browns Summit, N.C. 3/15. Florida State 299 290 307 896 T2. Matilda Castren 71 71 79 221 T15. Morgane Metraux 79 72 75 226 T26. Kim Metraux 78 72 78 228 T30. Kayla Jones 77 77 75 229 T34. Lydia Gumm 73 75 82 230 ACC Championships/Par 72/April 15-17, 2016 Sedgefield Country Club/Greensboro, N.C. 9/12. Florida State 299 307 295 901 T24. Matilda Castren 73 76 75 224 T24. Lydia Gumm 75 77 72 224 T33. Kim Metraux 76 77 74 227 T37. Morgane Metraux 77 77 74 228 T52 Kayla Jones 75 80 80 235 NCAA Shoal Creek Regional Champ./Par 72/May 5-7, 2016 Shoal Creek Country Club/Shoal Creek, Ala. 2/18. Florida State 299 297 309 905 T1. Matilda Castren 74 71 75 220 T7. Kim Metraux 73 77 74 224 T15. Lydia Gumm 78 73 77 228 T43. Morgane Metraux 74 76 83 233 94. Kayla Bloor 82 88 89 259 NCAA Championship Finals/Par 72/May 20-25, 2016 Eugene Country Club/Eugene, Ore. 15/24. Florida State 295 290 298 293 1,176 T20. Morgane Metraux 70 72 76 71 289 T53. Lydia Gumm 75 75 74 71 295 T61. Matilda Castren 75 73 73 76 297 65. Kayla Jones 75 70 79 75 299 78. Kim Metraux 79 76 75 78 308