WOMEN'S OUTLOOK

2000-01 WOMEN'S OUTLOOK The Hawks made quite an impression in their first season and this year's squad will have a hearty task trying to equal the debut performance. Monmouth finished third at the Northeast Conference championships in the fall of 1999 and finished ahead of veteran programs like Wagner, Maryland-Baltimore County and Mount St. Mary's. The Hawks started off their inaugural season with a suprising 10th-place finish in the Dartmouth Invitational and a 14th-place showing at the Yale Invitational. Following their brilliant performance at the NEC Championships, the Hawks placed eighth at the Rutgers Invitational. In the spring, Monmouth had strong performances at the Boston College Invitational where they placed 11th and the Wellesley Inn Hartford Invitational where they finished eighth. Monmouth finished 1-1 in their only dual action as they defeated Fairfield but fell to Wagner. First-year head coach BRYAN CAREY will have plenty to work with this season as the Hawks return their top three players from a year ago. Monmouth's top players in its initial season were STEPHANIE COUGHLIN and JACLYN LUCAS. Coughlin earned All-Northeast Conference honors and finished in fifth place at the league championships as a freshman. Coughlin showed more signs of promise in the spring as she placed 25th at the Boston College Invitational and 21st at the Hartford Invitational, but the Hawks will need her to improve on her consistency if they hope to keep climing the conference ladder. Lucas also earned All-Northeast Conference recognition and placed eighth at the conference championships. Lucas was Monmouth's most consistent player on the Jaclyn Lucas was Monmouth's most consistent performer last season as she posted four top 10 finishes. year and she posted four top 10 results, including a pair of sixth place finishes at the Rutgers Invitational and Boston College Invitaitonal. Lucas was Monmouth's low scorer in seven of the Hawks' 10 events. SHENOA VILD highlighted her freshman campaign with a 12th place finish at the conference championships and she just missed all-league recognition by two strokes. Vild came on strong late in the season and posted a 24th-place finish at the seasonending Hartford Invitational. Monmouth adds a trio of freshman to the mix this season. The group includes three New Jersey products, including SARI MILLER from Paramus, MEGHAN HENNING from Long Valley and VALERIE CENTANNI from Long Branch. All three golfers were four-year letterwinners in high school. Miller posted an 86.8 stroke average as a prep star. Henning posted an 88.6 stroke average. 11

WOMEN'S PROFILES Valerie Centanni Freshman Long Branch, N.J. St. John Vianney HS One of three freshman on this season's squad... Expected to crack lineup early in the season. High School: Two-sport athlete at St. John Vianney High School in Holmdel, N.J... Earned four letters in golf playing for Coach Russell Gartz... Also earned four letters in basketball playing for Coach Brad Hagenson... Helped guide the Lancers to a Shore Conference title and state championship as a senior in basketball. Personal: Daughter of Carmine and Susan Centanni... Majoring in business... Born March 16, 1982 in Long Branch, N.J... Member of National Honor Society in high school... Also earned prestigious Gold and White Award at SJVHS. Stephanie COUGHLIN Sophomore Spring Lake Heights, N.J. Immaculate Heart Acadmey Meghan Henning Freshman Long Valley, N.J. West Morris Central One of three freshmen expected to make an impact this season... Michigan native who moved to New Jersey as a senior in high school. High School: Two-sport athlete in high school... Spent first three years at Kalamazoo (Mich.) Hackett Catholic Central High School and senior year at West Morris Central High School in Chester, N.J... Earned three letters in golf at Hackett... Played No. 1 all three years... Earned Academic All-Kalamazoo Valley Athletic Conference honors... Named team Most Valuable Player all three years at Hackett... Also lettered in basketball at Hackett... Posted an 88.6 stroke average during her last prep seasons... Played No. 3 during her senior season at West Morris Central. Personal: Daughter of Rod and Peggy Henning... Both parents attended Ferris State University... Member of National Honor Society and Students Against Drinking and Driving in high school... Majoring in elementary education. All-Northeast Conference performer... Much of Hawks' success will depend on her consistency. 1999-2000 (Freshman): Finished in fifth place at Northeast Conference tournament with a score of 168 to earn All-NEC honors... Finished in 24th place at Wellesley Inn Hartford Invitational to close out the year. High School: Three-sport athlete at Immaculate Heart Academy in Washington Township, N.J... Lettered four years in golf... Went undefeated in match play in high school... Was member of inaugural golf program at IHA... Member of Eagles' state championship softball squad... Also lettered in winter track. Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Ramona Coughlin... Both parents are graduates of St. Peter's College in Jersey City... Majoring in business management... Born February 21, 1981 in Hackensack, N.J... Volunteers for the Special Olympics. YEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVG 1999-2000 16 1,448 90.5 CAREER 16 1,448 90.5 Stephanie Coughlin earned All-Northeast Conference honors with her fifthplace finish at the NEC Championships. 12

WOMEN'S PROFILES Jaclyn LUCAS Sophomore Aston, Pa. Sun Valley HS Leader of the young Hawks squad... All-Northeast Conference performer... Monmouth's most consistent player. 1999-2000 (Freshman): Finished eighth at Northeast Conference Championships with a score of 169... Posted four top 10 finishes... Placed sixth at the Rutgers Invitational with a two-round tally of 154... Also placed sixth at the Boston College Invitational... Finished tied for 10th at the Welleseley Inn Hartford Invitational. High School: Four-sport athlete at Sun Valley High School in Aston, Pa... Earned three letters in golf... Finished second in the district and 11th in the state as senior... Named Del Val League Most Valuable Performer as a senior... Also lettered four years in basketball... Earned team MVP honors as a senior... Led squad to a leage championship in three consecutive seasons... Set school record for most rebounds in a career... Also lettered one year each in softball and field hockey. Personal: Daughter of Steve and Cathy Lucas... Both parents are graduates of West Chester University... Born November 24, 1981... Majoring in business management. YEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVG 1999-2000 16 1,345 84.1 CAREER 16 1,345 84.1 Shenoa Vild came on strong in the spring of 2000 and should be a key contributor during the 2000-01 season. Sari Miller Freshman Paramus, N.J. Paramus One of three freshmen newcomers on this year's squad... Expected to make an immediate impact. High School: Two-sport athlete at Paramus (N.J.) High School... Earned four letters in golf under Coach Paul Barnes... Posted a 86.8 stroke average in high school... Earned All-Northern New Jersey Athletic Conference honors on two occasions... Finished in third-place at Bergen County Championship as a senior... Earned two letters in volleyball. Personal: Daughter of Barry and Linda Miller... Born May 26, 1982... Major is currently undecided. Shenoa VILD Sophomore Medina, Ohio Medina Possesses potential to be an All-NEC performer... Came on strong in spring of 2000. 1999-2000: Finished season ranked third on the team in stroke average... Placed 12th at Northeast Conference Championships... Led team at Elon College Invitational with 52nd-place showing... Finished 24th at Hartford Invitaional... High School: Three-sport athlete at Medina (Ohio) High School... Lettered three years in golf... Led the Battlin' Bees to 22-1 dual record and a 12th place finish at state meet... Earned first-team All-Pioneer Conference honors and named team MVP as a senior... Earned three letters in basketball... Finished career ranked second in school history for 3-point field goals... Earned All- Pioneer honors as a senior... Earned one letter in softball. Personal: Daughter of Donald and Melanie Vild... Born June 7, 1981 in Long Beach, Calif... Major is currently undecided. YEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVG 1999-2000 16 1,469 91.8 CAREER 16 1,469 91.8 13

2000-01 HAWKS From Left to Right: Sari Miller, Shenoa Vild, Valerie Centanni, Coach Bryan Carey, Jaclyn Lucas, Meghan Henning and Stephanie Coughlin. 2000-01 WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER PLAYER YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Valerie Centanni Fr. Long Branch, N.J./ St. John Vianney Stephanie Coughlin So. Spring Lake Heights, N.J./ Immaculate Heart Meghan Henning Fr. Long Valley, N.J./ West Morris Central Jaclyn Lucas So. Aston, Pa./Sun Valley Sari Miller Fr. Paramus, N.J./Paramus Shenoa Vild So. Medina, Ohio/Medina Head Coach Bryan Carey 14

DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB The 6,277-yard, par-71 Deal Golf and Country Club will serve as the home course of the Monmouth Hawks men's golf team for the sixth consecutive year. The first-ever golf course built along the Jersey Shore, a railroad financier and shipping magnate named George Washington Young purchased 135 acres in West Deal where he built a magnificent estate along with a nine-hole course designed by Lawrence Van Etten. Three years later, Young and his associates formed the Deal Golf Club in 1898 and built a clubhouse that remains the oldest in continuous use in New Jersey. In 1899, the golf facilities at Deal were expanded as a short nine-hole course exclusively for ladies and a second nine were added a year later. By 1903, the Deal Golf Club comprised 600 members, including summer visitors and was regarded as the busiest in the country. Designed by Donald Ross, Deal is known for its bunkers and highly-countoured greens which come in a variety of configurations. Most of the greens are tightly bunkered, including a number in the front. Most noteworthy is the hidden "Valley of Sin" green on the par-three eighth hole, which is angles right-to-left away from the shot with a deep swale through the middle. The very picturesque dog-leg fourth hole calls for a 200-yard tee shot to the right side of the fairway, eliminating the copse of tress on the left-hand side. The hole then drops sharply down to a green set in a hollow behind a deep bunker. In 1903, Deal, considered the second-longest course in the country at the time, played host to the Met Amateur. Long-hitting Scot, Findlay Douglas overpowered the field to win the title. Two men figure most prominently in Deal's history. Francis Arend, the Club president form 1916 to 1942 also served as golf chairman (running tournaments and assigning handicaps) and Vic Ghezzi, an inductee in the PGA Hall of Fame and a member of three Ryder Cup teams. Ghezzi represented Deal when he beat Byron Nelson on the 38th hole of the 1941 PGA championship. Amon the more notable names to the grounds at Deal were Robert Todd Lincoln, the son of the 16th President of the United States Abraham Lincoln, who was also a member of the club. Also legendary college football coach Knute Rockne and his Notre Dame squad featuring the fabled "Four Horsemen" appeared prior to their game with Princeton in 1924. SUNEAGLES GOLF CLUB AT FORT MONMOUTH Monmouth University's women's golf program is proud to call the A.W. Tillinghast-designed Suneagles Golf Club its home course. The 6,125- yard, par-72 layout provides a true test of one's ability. Some of the other designs by Tillinghast include Baltusrol, Bethpage, Winged Foot and Ridgewood, to name a few. The friendly atmosphere and warm reception by the staff and members at Suneagles truly makes the women's program feel "at home." Suneagles, formerly known as Monmouth County Country Club, was purchased by the United States 15 Army in 1942. The club hosted the 1935 New Jersey Open which was won by legendary golfer Byron Nelson for his first professional victory. Other famous Suneagles golfers have included: Babe Ruth, Sam Snead, Vic Ghezzi, Orville Moody and Althea Gibson. The club has undergone major renovation, with over four million dollars spent on making improvements to the facility. Included in the upgrade were a new pro shop, renovated locker rooms, 10 new greens, eight new tee boxes, a new practice facility and a new automated irrigation system.

1999-2000 RECAP 1999-2000 WOMEN'S GOLF STATISTICS Date Tournament Site R1 R2 Total Finish Sept. 18-19 Dartmouth Invitational Hanover, N.H. 369 367 = 736 10th of 18 Sept. 25-26 Yale Invitational New Haven, Conn. 384 392 = 776 14th of 22 Oct. 4-5 NEC Championships Frederick, Md. 358 350 = 708 3rd of 7 Oct. 8-9 Rutgers Invitaitonal New Brunswick, N.J. 367 350 = 717 8th of 13 Oct. 23-24 ECAC Championships Lewisburg, Pa. 399 400 = 799 21st of 22 Mar. 11-12 Elon Invitational Burlington, N.C. 380 381 = 761 14th of 15 Mar. 28 Tri-Meet (Wagner, Fairfield) Staten Island, N.Y. 385 = 385 2nd of 3 Apr. 8-9 Boston College Invitational Osterville, Mass. 402 = 402 11th of 12 Apr. 16-17 Wellesley Inn Hartford Invitational West Hartford, 383 378 = 761 8th of 13 JACLYN LUCAS Stroke Average: 84.1 Dartmouth 85 82 167 t21/107 Yale 83 90 173 t25/110 NEC 82 87 169 8/35 Rutgers 76 78 154 t6/75 ECAC 87 85 172 t39/115 Elon 91 87 178 53/82 Tri-meet 80 80 Medalist Boston Coll. 81 81 t6/66 Hartford 88 83 171 t10/69 STEPHANIE COUGHLIN Stroke Average: 90.5 Dartmouth 94 90 184 t48/107 Yale 93 101 194 t63/110 NEC 88 80 168 t5/35 Rutgers 89 80 169 t26/75 ECAC 96 87 183 t65/115 Elon 91 93 184 61/82 Tri-meet 96 96 ---- Boston Coll. 89 89 t25/66 Hartford 85 96 181 t21/69 SHENOA VILD Stroke Average: 91.8 Dartmouth 86 92 178 t35/107 Yale 92 99 191 t55/110 NEC 91 84 175 t12/35 Rutgers 91 87 178 t40/75 ECAC 98 95 193 t85/115 Elon 86 91 177 52/82 Tri-meet 99 99 ---- Boston Coll. 85 95 t37/66 Hartford 94 89 183 t24/69 ALISON CAVAIOLA Stroke Average: 109.8 Dartmouth 104 113 217 t83/107 Yale 116 102 218 85/110 NEC 97 99 196 t24/35 Rutgers 115 120 235 69/75 ECAC 122 WD 122 113/115 1999-2000 MEN'S GOLF STATISTICS 16 KATE EVANS Stroke Average: 114.3 NEC 116 110 226 31/35 Rutgers 111 111 222 71/75 ECAC 118 133 251 110/110 Elon 112 110 222 77/82 Tri-meet 110 110 ---- Hartford 116 110 226 51/69 JUSTINE DEVINGO Stroke Average: 120.5 Dartmouth 122 103 225 90/107 Yale 137 120 257 100/110 KELLY O'FLANAGAN Stroke Average: 136.5 Tri-meet 148 148 --- Boston Coll. 137 137 66/66 Hartford 127 134 261 58/69 Date Tournament Site R1 R2 R3 Total Finish Sept. 12-13 Cornell-Colgate Invitational Ithaca/Hamilton, N.Y. 334 311 = 645 11th of 25 Sept. 17-18 Bucknell Invitational Lewisburg, Pa. 312 313 = 625 10th of 15 Sept. 23 Quad Meet (Army, Rider, Hofstra) Deal, N.J. 303 = 303 1st of 4 Sept. 28 ECAC Qualifer East Meadow, N.Y. 309 = 309 2nd of 14 Sept. 30 Quad Meet (St. Peter's, LIU, FDU) West Orange, N.J. 322 = 322 3rd of 4 Oct. 3-4 Toski Invitational Amherst, Mass. 312 = 312 t15th of 27 Oct. 8-9 Rutgers Invitational Piscataway, N.J. 302 314 = 616 5th of 16 Oct. 10-12 ECAC Championships Hamilton, N.Y. 326 316 = 642 Apr. 3-4 Towson Invitational Westover, Md. 306 328 324 = 958 7th of 12 Apr. 6 Quad Meet (Rider, Army, Fordham) Deal, N.J. 332 = 332 2nd of 4 Apr. 10-11 Hofstra Invitational Port Washington, N.Y. 334 334 = 668 9th of 15 Apr. 20 Quad Meet (Hofstra, LIU, Manhattan) Deal, N.J. 317 = 317 2nd of 4 Apr. 28-29 Scott Duncan Invitational Easton, Md. 316 326 = 642 7th of 10 May 1-2 NEC Championships Hollidaysburg, Pa. 315 317 = 632 6th of 11 DON YARSON Stroke Average: 78,9 Cornell 78 74 152 7/125 Bucknell 80 77 157 t37/85 Quad-1 72 72 ---- ECAC Qualify 72 72 2/70 Toski 77 77 t44/129 Rutgers 80 80 160 t50/85 ECAC 81 81 162 48/100 Towson 242 30/59 Quad-3 77 77 Medalist Hofstra 82 87 169 t39/78 Quad-4 79 79 ---- Duncan 80 79 159 NEC 79 78 157 t20/55 RICK WORTMAN Stroke Average: 79.5 Cornell 86 78 164 t49/125 Bucknell 79 76 155 t28/85 Quad-1 74 74 ---- ECAC Qualify 80 80 t17/70 Toski 79 79 t60/129 Rutgers 72 79 151 t16/85 ECAC 81 75 156 18/100 Towson 228 t6/59 Quad-3 84 84 ---- Hofstra 82 84 166 t26/78 Quad-4 95 95 ---- Duncan 79 83 162 ---- NEC 78 77 155 t12/55 DAVID McGRATH Stroke Average: 80.0 Quad-2 80 80 ---- DAN CARILLE Stroke Average: 80.8 Colgate 87 87 174 t103/125 Bucknell 79 76 155 28/85 Quad-1 77 77 ---- ECAC Qualify 78 78 7/70 Toski 77 77 t44/129 Rutgers 78 76 154 t25/85 ECAC 84 86 170 74/100 Towson 245 t39/59 Quad-3 83 83 ---- Hofstra 87 81 168 t33/78 Quad-4 78 78 ---- Duncan 76 82 157 ---- NEC 79 83 162 t33/55 GREG O'CONNOR Stroke Average:81.6 Cornell 86 78 164 t49/125 Quad-1 80 80 ---- ECAC Qualify 84 84 t37/70 Toski 79 79 t60/129 Rutgers 75 79 154 t25/85 ECAC 81 83 164 55/100 Towson 243 t31/59 Quad-3 91 91 ---- Hofstra 87 82 169 t39/78 Quad-4 80 80 ---- Duncan 81 82 163 ---- NEC 79 82 161 t30/55 BRYAN CAREY Stroke Average: 81.6 Bucknell 81 86 167 t68/85 Quad-1 84 84 ---- ECAC Qualify 79 79 t14/70 Toski 80 80 t71/129 Rutgers 77 80 157 t35/85 Quad-3 88 88 ---- Duncan 81 82 163 ---- NEC 81 80 161 t30/55 DOUG SBARRA Stroke Average: 81.7 Bucknell 74 84 158 t43/85 Quad-2 87 87 ---- GREG MACKENZIE Stroke Average: 82.5 Cornell 84 81 165 t57/125 Quad-2 74 74 ---- ECAC 83 77 160 37/100 Towson 256 t49/59 Hofstra 83 90 173 t55/78 Quad-4 80 80 ---- ALEX CLARK Stroke Average: 83.0 Quad-2 83 83 ---- JAMIE REME Stroke Average:85.0 Quad-2 85 85 ----