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CREDITS: The 2009 University of Alabama Women’s Golf Media Guide was produced by the staff of the UA Athletics Media Relations Office. The publication was written and edited by Josh Maxson. Special editing credits to Alex Thompson. Photography by UA Athletics Director of Photography Kent Gidley and his student assistants. Special thanks to the Crimson Tide coaching staff, Buddy Overstreet for the cover designs and the staff of the SEC office. Copyright 2009 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama. “Roll Tide”, “Crimson Tide”, “Bama” and the primary and secondary logos are registered trademarks of The University of Alabama.

INSIDEAthletic Department Directory ........................ 2

Quick Facts ............................................................. 2

Media Information ................................................. 2

THE TEAM2009-10 Team Information ............................... 3

THIS IS ALABAMAThe Mic Potter Era ............................................4-5

Building Champions .........................................6-7

Head Coach Mic Potter ................................. 8-10

Support Personnel ...............................................10

Assistant Coach Susan Rosenstiel .................. 11

Athletics Director Mal Moore ...........................12

Senior Support Personnel .................................13

Player Bios .......................................................14-26

2009-10 SEC Opponents .................................27

2008-09 Results & Statistics ...................28-29

FACILITIESJerry Pate Center ..........................................30-31

Ol’ Colony ...............................................................32

Indian Hills ..............................................................33

NorthRiver Yacht Club ...............................33-39

UNIVERSITYUniversity President Dr. Robert E. Witt ..... 40

The University of Alabama .......................42-45

A Day In The Life ...........................................46-51

HISTORY AND AWARDSAnn Rhoads Intercollegiate .............................52

All-Americans .......................................................53

Academic Excellence ..................................54-55

The SEC ............................................................56-57

NCAA Regionals and Championships ..58-59

RECORDSCrimson Tide Records .................................60-61

Letterwinners .................................................62-63

Coaching Records ...............................................64

Alabama’s Professional Golfers .....................65

Year-by-Year...................................................66-71

Know the Rules ....................................................72

2009 A L A B A M A Q U I C K F A C T S

Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala.Enrollment: 27,052Founded: April 12, 1831Conference: Southeastern (Western Division)Colors: Crimson (PMS 201) & WhiteNickname: Crimson TideHome Course: Ol’ Colony Golf ComplexPresident: Dr. Robert E. WittAthletics Director: Mal MooreExecutive Athletics Director: Dave HartSenior Women’s Administrator: Marie RobbinsSenior Associate AD/Chief Financial Officer: Finus GastonSenior Associate AD/Technology Advancement: Milton Overton

ALABAMA MEDIA RELATIONSThe Alabama Athletic Media Relations Office is located on the ground level of Coleman Coliseum in room 170.

MEDIA SERVICESMembers of the media can obtain updated statistics as well as daily tournament results for the Crimson Tide women’s golf team during their season via e-mail and at Alabama’s official athletics website at www.rolltide.com. In addition, the Media Relations office will also provide the media with rosters and tee times for any event the Tide is scheduled to host. Credentials are usually not needed to cover an Alabama-hosted women’s golf event, but notification of your intent to cover is needed by the Media Relations Department.

INTERNETInformation about the University of Alabama’s athletics can be found on the world wide web on the Crimson Tide official athletics site: www.rolltide.com. For information about the Crimson Tide women’s golf program select that area from the main menu. Information on the web includes statistics, results, biographies and other historical information.

TELEVISIONThe University of Alabama, through the Crimson Tide Sports Network (CTSN), offers a weekly 15-minute satellite feed consisting of interviews with coaches and athletes, taped video highlights and narrated tape package from September through May. Occasionally the women’s golf team will be featured in this package. Please call the media relations office for more details. During the season, the golf team’s progress will be covered each week on “The Crimson Tide This Week,” a 30-minute regional sports show.

INTERVIEWSHead coach Mic Potter is available for interviews and can be reached through the Alabama sports information office, due to the extensive time the golf coaching staff spends outside on the course. Team practice sessions rotate times and locations daily depending on upcoming events and areas of practice emphasis. Because of this, we require you to make golf interview requests at least 24 hours in advance. We ask that golf interviews be arranged through Josh Maxson in the Media Rela-tions office at 205-348-7496.

FACILITIESAs part of the Crimson Tradition Fund facility upgrades, Alabama’s home golf course — Ol’ Colony — has some brand new additions that only serve to turn the course into the Tide’s real home. Con-struction took place in 2004 on the Jerry Pate Golf Center, UA’s private practice facility and club house that includes coaches’ offices, a fully furnished locker room and a team room. Ol’ Colony, a course designed by former UA men’s golf standout Jerry Pate, serves as the team’s home course. In addition to its “home” course, the Alabama women’s golf team benefits from the opportunity of being able to access several golf courses in the Tuscaloosa area for practice, including NorthRiver Yacht Club and Indian Hills Country Club.

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TEAM INFORMATION2008-09 Record Breakdown: 162-45-22008-09 Best Finish: 1st (306-303—609) First Market Bank Intercollegiate (Williamsburg, Va.)2009 SEC Finish: t2nd (300-291-287—878) 2009 NCAA Regional Finish: 2nd (284-291-291—866)2009 NCAA Championship Finish: 11th (305-302-311-299—1217)2008-09 Low Team Score: 863 (293-288-282) – Cougar Fall Classic2008-09 Low Team Round: 282 – Cougar Fall Classic (third round)Low Individual 18 holes: *67, Courtney Harter – Cougar Fall Classic (third round)54 holes: 212, Camilla Lennarth (73-69-70) – Cougar Fall Classic72 holes: 300, Kathleen Ekey (75-78-72-75) – NCAA Championships

2009 GOLF HONORSNGCA All-Americans: Kathleen Ekey (HM); Camilla Lennarth (HM)First-Team All-SEC: Kathleen Ekey and Camilla LennarthSecond-Team All-SEC: Brooke PancakeSEC All-Freshman Team: Brooke PancakeNGCA All-American Scholars Team: Laura Goodwin, Brooke Pancake, Kathleen Ekey and Helena Blomberg

THE STAFFHead Coach: Mic Potter Alma Mater: Cortland State, 1977Years at Alabama: 5thOverall Years: 28th Office Phone: (205) 348-3839E-Mail Address: mpotter@ia.ua.edu

RETuRNING PLAyERS: 6 (CAREER STROkE AVERAGE)NAME CLASS ExP. HT. AVG. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOuS SCHOOL)Helena Blomberg Sr. 3L 5-8 75.96 Uppsala, Sweden (Bildningcentrum Faccetten)Courtney Harter Jr. 2L 5-6 76.82 Clearwater, Fla. (Palm Harbor University)Camilla Lennarth Jr. 2L 5-10 74.18 Stockholm, Sweden (Klippans Gymnasieskola)Rhea Nair Sr. 3L 5-4 77.36 Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Pendleton School)Brooke Pancake Soph. 1L 5-7 74.06 Chattanooga, Tenn. (Baylor HS)Kelley VanDenburg Jr. 1L 5-6 84.33 Brockport, N.Y. (Brockport HS)

2009 LETTERMEN LOST: 2 (CAREER STROkE AVERAGE)PLAyER ExP. HOMETOWN AVG.Kathleen Ekey 2L Wadsworth, Ohio 73.50Laura Goodwin 4L Birmingham, Ala. 77.99

NEWCOMERS: 1PLAyER HT. CL. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Jennifer Kirby 5-8 Fr. Paris, Ontario Canada/Paris District High School

PRONuNCIATIONSHELENA Blomberg hu-LAY-nuhRHEA Nair REE-uhCamilla LENNARTH LEN-art

2009-10 ALABAMA WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDuLE FALL EVENT COuRSE LOCATIONSept. 6-8 NGCA Match Play Championship LPGA International-Legends Course Daytona Beach, Fla.Sept. 25-27 Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship Vanderbilt Legends Club Franklin, Tenn.Oct. 9-11 Tar Heel Invitational Finley Golf Course Chapel Hill, N.C. Oct. 23-25 Landfall Tradition The Country Club of Landfall Wilmington, N.C. SPRING EVENT COuRSE LOCATIONFeb. 7-9 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Trump International Golf Club Rio Grande, Puerto RicoMarch 12-14 Tiger/Wave Classic English Turn New Orleans, La.March 26-28 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic University of Georgia Golf Club Athens, Ga.April 9-11 PING ASU Invitational ASU Karsten Golf Course Tempe, Ariz.April 16-18 SEC Championship NorthRiver Yacht Club Tuscaloosa, Ala.May 6-8 NCAA Regional Championship TBA TBAMay 18-21 NCAA Championship The Country Club of Landfall Wilmington, N.C.

Assistant: Susan RosenstielAlma Mater: Florida, 1996Years at Alabama: 7thOffice Phone: (205) 348-3839E-Mail Address: srosenstiel@ia.ua.edu

BREAkDOWN By CLASSSeniors: 2 Helena Blomberg, Rhea NairJuniors: 3 Courtney Harter , Camilla Lennarth Kelley VanDenburg Sophomores: 1 Brooke PancakeFreshmen: 1 Jennifer Kirby

By STATE/COuNTRySWEDEN: 2 Helena Blomberg, Camilla LennarthCANADA: 1 Jennifer KirbyFLORIDA: 1 Courtney HarterNEW YORK: 1 Kelley VanDenburgTENNESSEE: 1 Brooke PancakeUNITED ARAB EMIRATES: 1 Rhea Nair

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Alabama’s success on the golf course has also car-ried over to the classroom. The Tide has had an impressive 11 golfers earn 20 Academic All-SEC honors over the past four seasons. During that time, four Alabama golfers have also garnered nine National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar honors. Four Tide golfers were selected as NGCA All-American Scholars in 2009 with Hel-ena Blomberg, Kathleen Ekey, Laura Goodwin and Brooke Pancake selected to the team. Goodwin was also named a 2008 CoSIDA/ESPN The Maga-zine Academic All-American. Goodwin made four appearances on the SEC Academic Honor Roll, was named to a NGCA All-American Scholar three times and has graduated with a perfect 4.0 grade point average and a degree in kinesiology. The Paul W. Bryant Academic Center gives golfers at Alabama all of the tools needed to excel in the classroom. The Bryant Center is a 55,000-square foot, state-of-the-art facility that includes a 48-seat computer lab with brand new equipment along with 25 lap-top computers that can be checked out for road trips. There are also math, English and writing labs as well as individual study rooms.

The Crimson Tide has also enjoyed its most exten-sive individual success with three different players earning five All-America honors over the past four seasons. Jenny Suh garnered All-America honors in 2006 and 2007 and Kathleen Ekey followed her with back-to-back All-America accolades in 2008 and 2009. Junior Camilla Lennarth was also recog-nized as an honorable mention All-American follow-ing the 2009 season. Potter has had 21 NGCA All-Americans during his illustrious coaching career.

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The Alabama women’s golf team has reached heights of success over the past four-plus years never seen in the program’s history. Mic Potter has built the Crimson Tide into a national contender since his arrival prior to the 2005-06 season. Ala-bama has advanced to the NCAA Championships in each of Potter’s four seasons after the Tide had qualified for the NCAA Championships’ field just once in the program’s history before his arrival. Alabama’s NCAA finishes have improved every year to a point where the Tide is considered one of the nation’s elite. The Crimson Tide is now a top-10 mainstay in the rankings and a top destination for the nation’s best.

One thing that is still missing from the Crimson Tide trophy case after the success of the past four years is an SEC Championship. The 2010 SEC Champion-ships might be the perfect opportunity for Alabama with the Southeastern Conference descending on Tuscaloosa for the first time. The Tide will host the 2010 event at the NorthRiver Yacht Club on April 16-18. It is just the second time for Alabama to host its fellow SEC institutions, after finishing third in 1998 when the Tide hosted in Birmingham. Alabama is coming off of its highest SEC Championships fin-ish with a runner-up showing in 2009. The Tide has also turned out a number of All-SEC performers over the past four seasons with three golfers earn-ing five first-team All-SEC honors, including two first-team members in Kathleen Ekey and Camilla Lennarth in 2009. UA has also seen three golfers named to the SEC All-Freshman Team over the past two years, which gives the Tide its foundation for success this season. Tide coach Mic Potter was also selected as the SEC Coach of the Year in 2007.

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Entering head coach Mic Potter’s fifth season at the helm, the University of Alabama women’s golf team looks to build on the momentum cre-ated by two of the most successful seasons in school history, and solidify its place as one of the premiere programs in the nation. The Crimson Tide finished in the top five in nine of 12 events against a challenging schedule last season, including a team title at the First Market Bank Invitational and second-place fin-ishes at the SEC Championship and NCAA Cen-tral Regional. Despite losing the services of two-time All-American Kathleen Ekey, the Crimson Tide re-turns a wealth of experience from last year’s team that spent the entire season ranked in the top 10 and finished tied for 11th at the NCAA Championships. “You can’t say enough about the confidence and the momentum it builds being at the na-tional championships and being paired with teams like Southern Cal and Purdue in the first two rounds,” Potter said. “Playing with those teams that are always at or near the top, and realizing, we did this all year and that we’re as good as they are. We just need to believe that we’re as good as they are.” Junior Camilla Lennarth enters this season as Alabama’s most accomplished returner and boasts an impressive list of achievements in two seasons with the Tide, including honorable mention All-America honors last year from the National Golf Coaches Association. She led the team in scoring average last season at 73.70, the third-lowest total in school history, and fin-ished in the top 15 in nine of the 12 events she competed in. The Stockholm, Sweden, native has four top-five finishes in 23 career events. “(Camilla) is one that I see stepping up this year, and really feeling like she belongs,” Potter said. “Being named an All-American last year I think surprised her a little bit, but I think now she sees that she’s capable of not only honor-able mention but first team. When she stays fo-

cused and stays positive, she’s a great player.” Sophomore Brooke Pancake put together a dazzling freshman campaign, and will be re-lied on heavily in her second season. Pancake notched five top-10 finishes during her first year with the Tide and ranked as the nation’s best in fairways hit, driving the ball in the short grass 92 percent of the time. Seniors Helena Blomberg and Rhea Nair have competed in a combined 54 tournaments in three seasons with the Tide and both have proven themselves capable on the biggest of stages. Blomberg has six career top-10 finishes including a seventh place at the SEC Champi-onships her freshman year. Nair sat out the fall season last year with a wrist injury, but played all seven spring events and won her first colle-giate medalist honors at the First Market Bank Intercollegiate. “I think that Helena and Rhea coming in with more than three years of experience each com-peting with our team and at the intercollegiate level that we compete at now, it will all come together for them this season,” Potter said. Junior Courtney Harter has shown flashes of brilliance in her first two seasons at the Cap-stone showcased by her victory in her first col-legiate tournament, the Wildcat Invitational in the fall of 2007. Harter has played 20 events for the Tide, and last season she posted the team’s lowest 18-hole score with a 67 at the Cougar Classic. “How good your team is really comes down to depth more than anything else,” Potter said. “The fourth and fifth players are huge. So how they play will tell us how good of a team we’re going to have. All three are very capable; they’re all three capable of being All-Americans.” Adding to the depth of experienced per-formers for UA is incoming freshman Jennifer Kirby, who is currently dominating on the Cana-dian amateur circuit. The Team Canada mem-ber from Paris, Ontario, has won two straight national competitions, first at the Royale Cup

Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship fol-lowed by the Royale Cup Canadian Junior Girls Championship. “Jennifer has shot the scores that would indi-cate that she can step in and play for us and do well,” Potter said. “She’s the only person ever to win the Ontario Junior, Ontario Women’s Ama-teur, Canadian Women’s Amateur and Canadian Junior in the same year. I think the thing that I like best about her is that she seems to be in-credibly mature, incredibly self-reliant. It’s clear to me that she can play at this level.” The Crimson Tide fall schedule will have some familiar stops from past seasons along with a few new events. UA tees off first at the NGCA Match Play Championships in Daytona, Fla., Sept. 6-8, an event that the Tide took sec-ond place in last season. UA will also return to the Legends Golf Club in Franklin, Tenn., to play the Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship before playing the Tar Heel Invitational and the Landfall Tradition to wrap up the season. “We start out with the NGCA match play, and last year’s match play I think was a real spring-board for us when we made it to the finals,” Potter said. “Our team experienced some things in that tournament last year that they probably never experienced before competitively, so I think it’s good to have that in our first tourna-ment. It will be a good building block for us.” The highlight of the Tide’s spring schedule comes in April when Alabama hosts the SEC Championships for the first time since 1998. The tournament will be held at the NorthRiver Yacht Club marking the first time that the SEC champion will be crowned in Tuscaloosa as the last time UA hosted, the event was played in Birmingham. “We’re excited about hosting our fellow SEC members and doing a good job to make it the best SEC Tournament ever,” Potter said. “We hope to get the Tuscaloosa community involved too.”

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Entering his fifth season at the helm of the Alabama women’s golf pro-gram, and his 28th overall in college golf, head coach Mic Potter has already established his own legacy. Potter, who came to the Capstone after a Hall-of-Fame career at Furman, led the Tide to its second NCAA Championship appearance in program his-tory in his very first year at Alabama and repeated the feat in 2007, 2008 and 2009, reaffirming his status as one of the prominent coaches in wom-en’s collegiate golf. The honors continue to pile up for Potter, who helped the Tide become a power to contend with in the ever-competitive SEC. The veteran coach won

his 10th Conference Coach of the Year award overall and his first in the SEC when he was named the league’s Co-Coach of the Year alongside Georgia’s Todd McCorkle in 2007. Potter’s 2008-09 team was a fixture in the top 10 nationally. The Crimson Tide finished the year 11th at the NCAA Championships and were ranked eighth nationally in the NGCA Coaches’ Poll and seventh in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index. The Tide captured their fifth tournament victory under Potter’s guidance in 2009 at the First Market Bank Intercollegiate. Alabama also finished tied for second at the SEC Championships and second at the NCAA East Regional.

UA had two players, Kathleen Ekey and Ca-milla Lennarth, earn first-team All-SEC honors in 2009 while rookie Brooke Pancake was selected to the league’s All-Freshman Team and awarded second-team All-SEC recognition. For the third consecutive season in 2009, Pot-ter produced All-Americans with Ekey and Len-narth garnering honorable mention accolades. In 2007 Potter helped two-time All-SEC performer Jenny Suh leave as an All-American. Potter fol-lowed that up when Ekey earned All-American honors in just her first season at Alabama. Ekey broke Suh’s school-record single season scoring average by posting a 73.30. Ekey, Lennarth and Pancake all earned NGCA All-East Region honors as well in 2009. The 2007-08 season saw Alabama put togeth-er its most successful season in school history. The Crimson Tide earned its third straight berth to the postseason and finished the season ranked No. 12 in the nation - a school record. Alabama won three tournaments on the sea-son, including the Crimson Tide Classic in record breaking fashion. Alabama turned in a school-record 54-hole score of 861 (-3) at the Ol’ Colony Golf Complex. UA shot a final round score of 279 (-9), also a school record to wrap up the Crimson Tide Classic. Five Tide golfers finished in the top 10 in the tournament to lead Alabama to a 42-stroke vic-tory over runner-up LSU at the par-72, 6,033 yard Jerry Pate designed course. Ekey shot a school record and women’s course record score of 65 (-7) to finish with a 54-hole score of 203 (-13) to win the tournament. At the NCAA Championship Potter led Ala-bama to its second-best result in school history. The Crimson Tide placed 12th overall and again improved on the previous year’s results - some-

thing Alabama has accomplished each season under Potter. The Crimson Tide also earned tournament ti-tles at the Wildcat Fall Invitational with a score of 889 and at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic. After the Classic, Sarah Sturm was named the Golf World Player of the Week. The legendary coach made an impact from the start. In his first season, Potter led his team to a tournament championship in his very first outing by winning Alabama’s own UA-Ann Rhoads Invi-tational in early September. The team set a school record that spring by shooting a 290 at the LSU/Cleveland Classic in March, and recorded two top-five finishes in the spring season. After qualifying for the East re-gional, the Crimson Tide put together an unlikely postseason run by defeating Virginia in a playoff to advance to the school’s second-ever NCAA Championship. Looking back on that resume, it comes as no surprise that Potter had his very first Tide team competing for a national championship. On June 17, 2005, the University of Alabama named 1994 NGCA Hall of Fame honoree Potter as its new women’s golf coach. By doing so, the Crimson Tide added one of the most illustrious names in women’s golf to its already rich golf heritage. Potter, one of the most experienced and suc-cessful coaches in the nation, has one of the most outstanding resumes in the nation, having guided Furman, a school competing in the Southern Con-ference, to national prominence in a long career with the Paladins. A 1994 National Golf Coaches Hall of Fame inductee, Potter spent 23 years coaching the Furman women’s team, including 10 years dur-ing which he served as the Paladins Director of Intercollegiate Golf.

During his two-decade tenure with the Pala-dins, Potter guided Furman to 15 NCAA Cham-pionship berths and six top-10 national finishes, including an NCAA runner-up finish in 1987. He has yet to coach a season in which his team has not reached NCAA Regional competition, a streak dating back to 1993, the first season in which the Regional format was established. Potter’s coaching accomplishments stand alone as an indication of the abilities of the 54-year old mentor. In addition to these outstand-ing achievements, his players have recorded as-tounding success, at both the intercollegiate level and in the professional ranks. The ability to build and maintain a program are certainly among Potter’s strengths when consid-ering the amazing run of success he had through-out his career at Furman. Potter took the school, with an enrollment of about 2,500 students, in to the upper tier of women’s golf schools, leading the Paladins to unprecedented heights. Potter was named Southern Conference Coach of the Year eight times and led his Furman teams to 36 tournament titles while his Tide teams have captured five tournament wins, which put him third among all active women’s golf coaches. To put that remarkable statistic in perspective, the Alabama women’s golf program had won 19 team titles through the beginning of the 2005-06 sea-son, a span of 31 years. The Paladins won 10 Southern Conference Championships since the tournament’s inception in 1994, including the 2004-05 championship. He has coached 21 NGCA All-Americans, 15 NGCA All-Scholar Team selections, 38 All-South-ern Conference selections, three players to five first-team All-SEC awards, 12 conference players of the year and four conference freshmen of the year.

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One of the most important standards of success for any coach in major collegiate athletics is his or her ability to place players in the professional ranks while guiding them to a degree. Measuring Potter by these standards again places him among the very best in the na-tion. In 2004, Potter had seven of his former pupils on the LPGA tour, more than any other college coach from one school. In fact, only four schools: Arizona, Arizona State, Florida and Texas, had more than seven athletes on the LPGA player list in 2004. More importantly, each of the seven players coached by Potter had earned a degree. In the exceedingly competitive LPGA atmosphere, Potter’s former players have had long, successful careers in professional golf. Through the end of the 2004 season, former Potter pupils had amassed over 65 seasons on tour and over $8.5 million in career earnings. Leading that group is former Furman standout and Paladin Hall-of-Famer Dottie Pepper. Pepper had an illustrious LPGA career, win-ning 17 events, including the 1992 and 1999 Kraft Nabisco Champion-ships. She earned over $5 million in career winnings before ending her 20-year professional career in 2003. By any standard, Mic Potter has proven to be one of the best women’s golf coaches in the nation for more than two decades. He has built a successful program and maintained that by recruiting and cultivating talented players who advance to the professional ranks and obtain their degrees. A 1977 graduate of Cortland State University, Potter majored in physical education while earning four varsity letters: three in soccer and one in golf. He is married to the former Kim O’Branski of Ithaca, N.Y. The couple has two sons, Ryan and Corey.

MICHELLE DILTZStrength & ConditioningAssistant Coach

PATRICK MCDONALDVideo Services DirectorOlympic Sports

JENNIFERMARTINDirector of Marketing

JOSH MAXSONAssistant Director Media Relations

JOHN MORRAssistant Athletic Trainer

SHERRY SELBYAdministrative Assistant

JAMES ANDREWSOrthopedic Surgeon

CRAIG BUETTNERPrimary Care

LYLE CAINOrthopedic Surgeon

JEFFLAUBENTHALPrimary Care

RICKMCKENZIENeurosurgeon

LES FOWLEROrthopedic Surgeon

BRYAN GIVHANNeurosurgeon

JIMMYROBINSONPrimary Care

RUSH SMITHDentist

LANCE WALKERAcademic Advisor

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Head coach Mic Potter is aided at the Capstone by assistant coach Susan Rosen-stiel, who is entering her seventh season on the Crimson Tide staff. A former collegiate golfer, she joined the Alabama coaching staff in the fall of 2003. Rosenstiel brings her vast and diversi-fied experience in women’s collegiate golf to the Tide’s program that has shown un-matched growth during her time at the University. Her wealth of SEC playing and coaching experience includes a playing ca-reer at Tennessee and Florida, time on the staff at the University of Florida and as an assistant golf professional. Rosenstiel assists Potter in all facets of developing the Crimson Tide players and program, including instruction, course management, coordination of golf opera-tions and recruiting. “Susan is a tremendous asset to this pro-gram,” head coach Mic Potter said. “Her ex-perience as a player and her ability to relate to our athletes make her an invaluable as-set. I’m thankful to have a coach with her ability in the program.” Rosenstiel, formerly Susan Conger, be-gan her collegiate playing career at the Uni-versity of Tennessee, playing two seasons

(1992-94) for the Lady Vols. She then trans-ferred to the University of Florida where she finished her playing career (1994-97) as a Gator. During her stay at UF, Rosenstiel gar-nered Academic All-America and Aca-demic All-SEC accolades. She earned her bachelor’s degree in agriculture, food and resource economics from the University of Florida in 1996 and received her master’s in exercise and sports sciences and sports management in 1999. While working on her master’s, Rosenstiel spent time as an assistant with UF’s College of Health and Human Performance. She also served as an intern to Florida’s Associate Athletic Director and Senior Women’s Ad-ministrator. After graduation, she worked as an assistant golf professional at the Tradi-tion Golf Club in Royal Palm Beach, Fla., and then at the Turtle Point Yacht and Country Club in Killen, Ala. The North Fort Myers, Fla., native was born on June 5, 1974, and is married to Dr. Tom Rosenstiel, a physician at Obstetrics & Gynecology of West Alabama. The couple has two children, Henry and Elizabeth.

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ees of The University of Alabama officially dedicated the facility formerly known as The Football Building as the Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility.

Under Moore’s direction, Alabama’s athletic teams have produced several Southeastern Conference championships, winning titles in gymnastics, men’s basketball, men’s golf, men’s cross country, baseball and softball; taking SEC tournament titles in both base-ball and softball; and an NCAA gymnas-tics championship. Alabama athletes have earned some of the highest honors the SEC and NCAA have to offer, including SEC Ath-lete of the Year, SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, NCAA Top VIII, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships and NCAA Sportsperson of the Year. These honors are over and above the individual conference and national titles that Alabama athletes continue to bring home to the Capstone on a regular basis.

In addition to making his mark on Alabama, Moore has also had a national impact as a key member of several prestigious NCAA and college football committees. Moore has served on the NCAA Division I Football Is-sues Committee, the SEC Athletic Directors Bowl Advisory Committee and the Big Six Conferences Minority Coaches Forum.

Moore’s distinguished record of service to UA began more than 50 years ago when he joined the Crimson Tide football squad as a scholarship player for Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant from 1958-62. Moore has the distinc-tion of being a part of seven national cham-pionship teams (1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1979, and 1992), 14 SEC championships, and 27 bowl trips during his career as a player and coach, the first as a member of the Crimson Tide’s 1961 national championship team. He is the only individual connected with the Tide program to be a part of seven national championships.

The University of Alabama’s Director of Athletics since 1999, Mal Moore has made an indelible mark on one of the nation’s most storied athletic programs, leading a department that has enjoyed tremendous success athletically and academically and has undergone an unprecedented period of growth during his tenure.

Through his guidance, Alabama’s athletic department remains focused on his vision of having all Crimson Tide athletic teams and student-athletes competitive at the highest level nationally while continuing to elevate athletic facilities at the Capstone to premier status nationally for all sports.

During his tenure as Director of Athletics, Moore has overseen more than $200 mil-lion of capital improvements to University of Alabama athletic facilities. Those proj-ects have encompassed the entire scope of all Crimson Tide athletic programs and have benefitted every Alabama student-athlete, coach, and administrator.

Throughout his multi-faceted career, Moore has worked with a diversified field of con-stituents, from fellow coaches and former players, to fans and the business commu-nity. All of those experiences and relation-ships - in addition to his ability to unify those many constituents - have made him the ideal person to lead Alabama athletics in the 21st century.

His leadership has been crucial in helping guide Alabama through a period that has been, at times, extremely challenging. His guidance and effort helped Alabama ath-letics weather the storm, while continuing to move in a positive direction toward a fu-ture that holds great promise.

Moore’s dedication to and love of the University of Alabama was recognized on March 28, 2007, when as a permanent tribute to his life-long contribution to The University of Alabama, the Board of Trust-

During a coaching career that spanned 31 years, Moore spent 22 of those at Alabama with stops at Montana State, Notre Dame and the NFL’s St. Louis and Phoenix Cardi-nals. At Alabama, Moore started as Coach Bryant’s graduate assistant in 1964, then as defensive backfield coach for five years beginning in 1965 before becoming quar-terbacks coach from 1971-82 and serving as the Tide’s first offensive coordinator start-ing in 1975. He would go on to coordinate all of the offensive plays for Alabama’s last four national championship teams.

A 1963 graduate of The University of Ala-bama, Moore holds both an undergraduate degree in Sociology and a 1964 Master’s De-gree in Secondary Education from the Cap-stone. Moore was born December 19, 1939, in Dozier, Ala. He has been married to the former Charlotte Davis of Tuscaloosa since July 20, 1968. They have one daughter, Mrs. Steve (Heather) Cook of Scottsdale, Ariz., a granddaughter, Anna Lee, and a grandson, Charles Cannon.

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CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 69 • 2007 SEC Championship (1st Rd.)

54 HOLES: 217 • 2007 NCAA East Regional

TOURNAMENT FINISH: 6th (219) • 2008 UA Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 8

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 6

GOLF 15

OUTLOOK: Helena Blomberg has 28 career starts in her three years at the Capstone … is coming off of surgeries on both feet in May of 2009 that kept her out of the Tide’s postseason … has the most experience of any UA player with 81 career starts … has a 75.96 career-scoring average with five top-10 finishes … a tough-minded competitor with great course management … career-low round was a 69 in the first round of the 2007 SEC Championships … top individual finish was a sixth-place showing at the 2008 UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate … a two-time selection to both the NGCA All-American Scholar Team and the SEC Academic Honor Roll ... should compete for All-SEC honors in 2009-10.

2008-09 (JUNIOR): Blomberg played in eight tournaments last season … competed in 20 rounds and posted an average score of 75.75 … tallied two rounds of par or better ... named to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team and the SEC Academic Honor Roll … top fall finish came at the Derby Invitational where she fired a 225 (+9) to finish tied for 14th overall … her best 54-hole score came at the Cougar Fall Classic where she carded a 223 (+7) … shot a 71 (-1) in the final round of the Duramed Fall Preview … her first tournament of the spring was the First Market Bank Intercollegiate where she finished tied for ninth with a 9-over-par 153 in the 36-hole event ... shot an 81 (+9) in the rain-shortened Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic at the University of Georgia Golf Course … missed the postseason after undergoing surgery on both feet in May.

2007-08 (SOpHOMORE): She was named to the NGCA All-American Scholar Team ... was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll ... played in nine tournaments and recorded three top-10 finishes ... tallied 75.14 scoring average which ranked fourth on the team ... best finish was sixth at the Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate ... finished that tour-nament with her best 54-hole score of 219 ... recorded a total of six rounds at even par or below ... finished seventh overall at the Crimson Tide Classic with a 223 to help Alabama tally a school-record score of 861 ... in her second tournament of the season at the Wildcat Fall Invitational tallied a 10th place finish with a score of 224 ... helped Alabama to its first team title of the season with that finish in Lexington.

2006-07 (FRESHMAN): Blomberg played in each of the team’s 11 events as a true freshman ...posted a 76.79 stroke average, second-best on the squad behind All-American Jenny Suh ... averaged 76.09 strokes per round in the spring season after averaging 78.18 per round in the fall ... had two top-10 finishes, including a tie for sixth, her best finish, at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic ... shot three rounds under par, the third-highest total on the team ... fired a 3-under 69 in the first round of the SEC Championship, establishing a career low ... carded a 218 at the SEC Championship to earn a tie for seventh place, the best finish for any freshmen in the league ... posted a 217 at the East Regional, her best 54-hole tally of her career.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She became the second Swedish player in last four years to join the Tide ... played for head coach Per Westerholm at Bildningcentrum High School ... starred for head coach Jonnie Eriksson on the Swedish club scene, winning titles in the Junior and Senior National competition ... won the Ben Hogan Cup in 2004 and 2005 ... represented the Regional Golf team in Sweden four consecutive years ... daughter of Johan and Monika Blomberg ... has one sister, Sara ... father competed professionally as a powerboat racer in Europe ... general business major.

CAREER ROUND-BY-ROUND 2008-2009 (JUNIOR)t30th Duramed NCAA Fall Preview 77-78-71/226 (+10)t37th Cougar Fall Classic 76-74-73/223 (+7) t64th Mason Rudolph Championship 78-79-74/231 (+15) t14th Derby Invitational 73-74-78/225 (+9) t16th NGCA Match Play Qualifier 73-72/145 (+1) t9th First Market Bank Intercollegiate 79-74/153 (+9) t67th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 81/81 (+8) t19th Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 77-78-76/231 (+21)

2007-2008 (SOpHOMORE)t22nd Cougar Classic 72-76-73/221 (+5) 10th Wildcat Fall Invitational 76-76-72/224 (+8) t42nd Mercedes-Benz Championship 72-79-74/225 (+12) 6th UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 77-71-71/219 (+6) 65th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 74-77-81/232 (+16) t18th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 75-78-77/230 (+14) 7th Crimson Tide Classic 80-73-70/223 (+7) t35th NCAA Central Regional 79-70-77/226 (+10) t54th NCAA Women’s Championship 74-75-79-76/304 (+16)

2006-2007 (FRESHMAN)t63rd Cougar Classic 72-76-82/235 (+19)t55th Mason Rudolph Championship 76-78-76/230 (+14)t59th Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 82-77-80/239 (+26)t39th Derby Invitational 83-73/156 (+12)51st Lady Puerto Rico Classic 77-75-82/234 (+18)t64th UCF Invitational 84-75-87/246 (+30)t31st LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 77-74-75/226 (+10)t6th Liz Murphey Collegiate 74-71-74/219 (+6)t7th SEC Championships 69-75-74/218 (+2)t26th NCAA East Regional 73-71-73/217 (+1)t87th NCAA Championships 81-78-76-79/314 (+26)

BLOMBERG’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102006-07 11 33 2,534 76.79 69 217 314 3 1 22007-08 9 28 2,104 75.14 70 219 304 4 0 32008-09 8 20 1,515 75.75 71 223 -- 1 0 1Totals 28 81 6,153 75.96 69 217 304 8 1 6

ALABAMA16

CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 67 • 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational / Cougar Classic

54 HOLES: 213 • 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational

TOURNAMENT FINISH: 1st (213) • Wildcat Fall Invitational

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 4

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 2

HOLE-IN-ONE: 1 (2009 NCAA Championships • Round 3 • Caves Valley GC)

GOLF 17

OUTLOOK: Courtney Harter enters her junior season for the Crimson Tide with 20 career starts and 60 rounds under her belt … boasts a 76.82 stroke average … one of the Tide’s longest hitters off the tee with a complete short game that shows imagination and creativity around the greens … has one career tournament victory at the 2007 Wildcat Invitational where she shot a 3-under-par 213 in her first tournament at the Capstone … the win included a career-low round of 67 in her first round for the Tide … two top-10 finishes, four top-20 showings and two rounds in the 60s … had a hole-in-one during on the 15th hole on the third round of the 2009 NCAA Championships at Caves Valley Golf Club … should compete for All-SEC honors in 2009-10.

2008-09 (SOpHOMORE): Harter played in 10 tournaments and concluded 29 rounds during the 2008-09 season … named to the 2009 SEC Academic Honor Roll … produced a scoring average of 77.48 … posted her top finish with a tie for 14th at the Cougar Classic with her best 54-hole score of the season at 217 (+1) … fired a team-best 67 (-5) in the final round of the Cougar Classic … the round of 67 ties her career-low that she set at the Wildcat Invitational in 2007 and was the lowest of any Tide golfer during the 2008-09 season ... shot a 232 (+16) at the NCAA Fall Preview to tie for 42nd position ... tied for 40th at the Derby Invitational with a 17-over 233 ... shot rounds of 75 and 74 to finish tied for 35th at the NGCA Match Play Qualifier ... opened the spring season with a 61st-place finish at the UCF Challenge after firing an 11-over 227 ... tied for 25th at the First Market Bank Intercollegiate ... returned to the Tide’s lineup at the NCAA East Regional, finishing tied for 95th at 31-over 241 ... finished strong at the regional with a 75 in the final round ... carded the first hole-in-one of her career on the 185-yard par-3 15th hole during the third round of the NCAA Championships at Caves Valley Golf Club ... struck a 4-iron just left of the flag, which fed down to the hole and dropped in ... the hole-in-one was the first by a female on the Caves Valley tract and the first hole-in-one from that tee box by a Caves Valley member ... Harter finished tied for 82nd at the NCAA Championships with a 25-over-par 313.

2007-08 (FRESHMAN): She was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team ... named to the SEC Freshmen Honor Roll ... won the first tournament she ever played in for Alabama ... took top honors at the Wildcat Fall Invitational with a season-best score of 213 (-3) ... placed sixth overall at the Crimson Tide Classic with a score of 222 (+6) ... recorded a scoring average of 76.19 ... tallied five rounds of par or lower on the season ... best round came in her first 18 holes in a Crimson Tide uniform where she carded a 67 (-5) at the Wildcat Fall Invitational ... shot a round of 70 at the Crimson Tide Classic ... fired two rounds of 71 (Wildcat Fall Invitational and UCF Challenge).

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: Ranked as high as No. 48 nationally by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) ... won the title at the 2006 AJGA Golf Pride Junior Classic Championship ... captured medalist honors at the 2005 North & South Junior Championship ... also won the Nike Junior All-Star in 2004 at Lee County AJGA ... tied for the lowest score on the AJGA tour in 2005 after firing a 66 at the LPGA International ... daughter of Craig and Tami Harter ... majoring in mass communications.

CAREER ROUND-BY-ROUND 2008-2009 (SOpHOMORE)t42nd Duramed NCAA Fall Preview 78-80-74/232 (+16)t14th Cougar Fall Classic 75-75-67/217 (+1)t64th Mason Rudolph Championship 79-75-77/231 (+15) t40th Derby Invitational 74-81-78/233 (+17) t35th NGCA Match Play Qualifier 75-74/149 (+5) t61st UCF Challenge 74-75-78/227 (+11) t25th First Market Bank Intercollegiate 82-78/160 (+16) t63rd Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 78-87-79/244 (+34)t95th NCAA East Regional 83-83-75/241 (+31)t82nd NCAA Championships 77-74-82-80/313 (+25)

2007-2008 (FRESHMAN)1st Wildcat Fall Invitational 67-71-75/213 (-3) t52nd Mercedes-Benz Championship 78-74-75/227 (+14) t50th UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 80-72-81/233 (+20)t52nd UCF Challenge 79-71-74/224 (+8) t18th LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 75-77-72/224 (+8) t62nd Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 77-83-80/240 (+24) 6th Crimson Tide Classic 78-70-74/222 (+6) t40th SEC Women’s Golf Championship 78-82-78/238 (+22) t53rd NCAA Central Regional 75-74-81/230 (+14) t85th NCAA Championship 78-80-74-79/311 (+23)

HARTER’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102007-08 10 31 2,362 76.19 67 213 311 4 1 22008-09 10 29 2,247 77.48 67 217 313 1 1 0TOTALS 20 60 4,609 76.82 67 213 311 5 2 2

ALABAMA18

CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 68 • Two Times

54 HOLES: 207 • 2008 Crimson Classic

TOURNAMENT FINISH: 2nd (214) • Wildcat Fall Invitational

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 13

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 7

GOLF 19

OUTLOOK: Camilla Lennarth enters her junior campaign as one of the Crimson Tide’s most experienced golfers ... the returning honorable mention All-American has 23 career starts and 67 rounds during her Alabama career ... a fantastic ball striker from tee to green with tremendous experience in pressure situations … boasts a 74.18 career scoring average with 14 rounds under par and five rounds in the 60s with a career-low round of 68 in the 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational ... low 54-hole total came at the 2008 Crimson Classic with a 207 ... boasts seven-career top-10 finishes, including four top-five finishes ... her best showing was a runner-up showing at the 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational ... should compete for SEC Player of the Year honors and first-team All-America honors.

2008-09 (SOpHOMORE): Lennarth led the team with a stroke average of 73.70 ... counted for the Tide in all 33 rounds of the season, the only Alabama player to accomplish the feat ... played in all 12 Crimson Tide tournaments … earned honorable mention All-America honors and All-East Region accolades ... a first-team All-SEC selection ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll … recorded nine top-15 finishes and two top-five showings with her best being a tie for third at the NCAA East Regional ... finished the year ranked 31st in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index ... posted her top score at the Cougar Classic where she fired a 4-under-par 212 … had nine rounds of par or better as a sophomore … best round was a 69 (-3) at the Cougar Classic … finished tied for 10th at the NGCA Match Play Qualifier with a 36-hole score of 144 (E) ... placed 12th at the Duramed NCAA Fall Preview with a 3-over-par 219 that included a 2-under 70 in the opening round ... finished 14th at the Derby Invitational with a 225 ... was tied for 13th at the rain-shortened Liz Murphey Classic with a 75 ... tied for 11th at the Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational ... landed in a tie for 13th at the SEC Championships ... led the NCAA East Regional after 36 holes and went on to finish tied for third at 2-over-par 212 ... opened the regional with a 1-under-par 69 and followed that with an even-par 70 before shooting a solid 73 in the final round ... finished tied for 39th at the NCAA Championships with a 16-over-par 304 ... carded an even-par 72 in the second round.

2007 (FRESHMAN): Lennarth was an All-Midwest Regional selection ... was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team ... was second on the team with a 74.65 scoring average which ranks fifth all-time at Alabama ... led Alabama at the NCAA Midwest Regional tied for 10th with a score of 218 (+2) ... recorded three top-10 finishes ... best finish came at the Wildcat Fall Invitational in her second tournament at Alabama where she was runner-up with a score of 214 (-2) ... the runner-up finish led Alabama to its first team title since the fall of 2005 ... placed third at the Crimson Tide Classic with a score of 207 (-9) ... tallied eight rounds of par or lower ... fired two rounds of 68 on the season (Wildcat Fall Invitational and Crimson Tide Classic) ... also carded rounds of 69 and 70 at the Crimson Tide Classic to help Alabama to a 54-hole school record ... won the 2008 European Ladies Team Championship as a member of the victorious Swedish team ... finished third at the British Amateur Qualifying ... placed 17th at the British Amateur Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She competed at Klippans High School and on the Saltsjobaden Club Team ... earned a spot on the Swedish Junior National team four consecutive years ... was ranked as high as No. 3 in the Swedish junior ranks ... ranked No. 45 in the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) ratings ... earned a 12th-place finish at the Thunderbird International Junior in 2006 ... finished ninth at the Spanish Ladies Amateur in 2006 ... competed at the European Team Championship in 2005, 2006 and 2007, recording two runner-up finishes and one fifth-place finish ... earned an 11th-place finish at the Scottish Amateur stroke play event ... claimed runner-up honors twice while competing as an amateur on the Swedish Professional Tour (Telia Tour) ... daughter of Claes and Lena Lennarth ... general studies major at Alabama.

CAREER ROUND-BY-ROUND 2008-2009 (SOpHOMORE)t12th Duramed NCAA Fall Preview 70-75-74/219 (+3)7th Cougar Fall Classic 73-69-70/212 (-4) t23rd Mason Rudolph Championship 74-70-77/221 (+5) t14th Derby Invitational 77-74-74/225 (+9) t10th NGCA Match Play Qualifier 73-71/144 (E) t43rd UCF Challenge 77-72-72/211 (+5) t4th First Market Bank Intercollegiate 74-77/151 (+7) t13th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 75/75 (+3) t11th Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 78-72-78/228 (+18)t13th SEC Championships 74-75-71/220 (+7)t3rd NCAA East Regional 69-70-73/212 (+2)t39th NCAA Women’s Championships 78-72-78-76/304 (+16)

2007-2008 (FRESHMAN)t31st Cougar Classic 72-71-80/223 (+7) 2nd Wildcat Fall Invitational 71-68-75/214 (-2) t78th Mercedes-Benz Championship 77-81-79/ 237 (+24) t28th UA Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 77-75-76/228 (+15) t26th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 74-76-74/ 224 (+8) t52nd UCF Challenge 73-76-75/224 (+8) t52nd LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 76-78-78/232 (+16) 3rd Crimson Tide Classic 70-69-68/207 (-9) t15th SEC Women’s Golf Championship 76-75-76/227 (+11) t10th NCAA Central Regional 73-74-71/218 (+2) t54th NCAA Championship 71-80-78-75/304 (+16)

LENNARTH’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102007-08 11 34 2,538 74.65 68 207 304 8 2 32008-09 12 33 2,432 73.70 69 212 304 6 2 4TOTALS 23 67 4,970 74.18 68 207 304 14 4 7

ALABAMA20

CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 69 • 2008 UCF Challenge (2nd Round)

54 HOLES: 212 • 2008 UCF Challenge

TOURNAMENT FINISH: 1st • First Market Bank Intercollegiate

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 7

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 4

GOLF 21

OUTLOOK: Rhea Nair is one of two seniors for the Crimson Tide in 2009-10 … the veteran has 25 career starts for Alabama while playing 72 total rounds for the Tide … very accurate off the tee and with her irons … good short iron player that chips well … has a career scoring average of 77.36 with one round in the 60s and four top-10 finishes at the Capstone … garnered her first career win at the 2009 First Market Bank Intercollegiate … should contend for All-SEC honors in 2009-10.

2008-09 (JUNIOR): Rhea Nair returned to the Crimson Tide lineup in the spring after missing the entire fall season with an injured wrist ... played seven tournaments and 19 rounds in the spring with a 78.32 scoring average ... captured her first career tournament title at the First Market Bank Intercollegiate, firing a final-round 74 to overtake teammate Camilla Lennarth in the 36-hole event ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll … saw her first action of the spring at the UCF Chal-lenge ... tied for 67th at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic with an 81 in the first and only round of the rain-shortened event... tied for 46th place at the Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational... notched a top-25 finish tying for 23rd at the SEC Championships ... followed her strong performance at the SEC Championships with a solid effort at the NCAA East Regional, placing 46th with a 14-over-par score of 224 ... counted on the Tide’s team score during the first two rounds ... finished tied for 115th at the NCAA Championships.

2007-08 (SOpHOMORE): She finished the season with a scoring average of 75.00 which ranked third on the team ... tallied three top-10 finishes in eight tournaments played ... recorded five rounds of par or lower ... best tournament was the UCF Challenge where she carded a season best 212 (-4) to place tied for fifth overall ... had a string of three straight top-10 finishes ... placed tied for eighth at the LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic with a score of 222 (+6) ... placed tied for 10th at the Lady Puerto Rico to help Alabama to its second team title of the season and first of the spring ... best round came at the UCF Challenge with a 69 (-3) ... also fired a round of 71 at the UCF Challenge.

2006-07 (FRESHMAN): Nair appeared in 10 of 11 events as a true freshman ... posted a 78.57 stroke average per 18 holes ... recorded her best finish at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic with a tie for 24th place, including an even-par 72 in the second round of the event, her career best for 18 holes ... shot a 221 at the NCAA East Regional, her lowest 54-hole score of the season.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She won two medals and posted several top-five finishes as a prep at the IMG Ledbetter Academy in Bradenton, Fla. ... 2005 FCWT Champion at the Plantation Inn ... high school coach was Kevin Collins ... daughter of Ashok Kumar and Afshan Sharafali ... was born in Bombay, India ... lived in Dubai until coming to the United States to play golf as a prep ... also trained at International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head, S.C. ... communications major ... was on the Leadership Council and was a member of the IMG Academy Student Government.

CAREER ROUND-BY-ROUND 2008-2009 (JUNIOR)94th UCF Challenge 78-83-85/246 (+30)1st First Market Bank Intercollegiate 75-76/149 (+5) t67th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 81/81 (+9)t46th Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 82-79-78/239 (+29)t23rd SEC Championships 75-75-72/222 (+9)t46th NCAA East Regional 74-73-77/224 (+14)t115th NCAA Championships 80-81-80-86/327 (+39)

2007-2008 (SOpHOMORE)t48th Cougar Classic Classic 77-76-74/227 (+11) t13th UA Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 73-74-77/224 (+11) t10th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 73-75-72/220 (+4) t5th UCF Challenge 71-69-72/212 (-4) t8th LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 75-72-75/ (+6) t15th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 76-73-80/229 (+13) t14th Crimson Tide Classic 78-74-76/228 (+12) DNF SEC Championship DQ-84-79/DQ (NA)

2006-2007 (FRESHMAN)t74th Cougar Classic 78-82-79/239 (+23)t65th Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 82-86-75/243 (+30)t70th Derby Invitational 77-83/160 (+16)t24th Lady Puerto Rico Classic 76-72-75/223 (+7)t55th UCF Invitational 82-79-79/240 (+24)t90th LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 84-78-82/244 (+28)t81st Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 79-84-81/244 (+31)t30th SEC Championship 77-73-78/228 (+12)t54th NCAA East Regional 74-73-74/221 (+5)t91st NCAA Championship 75-83-81-76/315 (+29)

NAIR’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102006-07 10 30 2,357 78.57 72 221 315 0 0 02007-08 8 23 1,725 75.00 69 212 - 2 1 32008-09 7 19 1,488 78.32 73 224 327 0 0 1TOTALS 25 72 5,570 77.36 69 212 315 2 1 4

ALABAMA22

CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 68 • 2009 NCAA Championships (4th Round)

54 HOLES: 215 • 2009 NCAA East Regional

TOURNAMENT FINISH: 7th (215) • 2009 NCAA East Regional

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 5

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 5

GOLF 23

OUTLOOK: Brooke Pancake is coming off of the best freshman campaign in school history ... the sophomore from Chattanooga, Tenn., earned SEC All-Freshman honors and second-team All-SEC recognition as well as being selected to the NGCA All-East Region team ... led the nation in driving accuracy as a freshman … a great iron player that hits a lot of greens … a very consistent player that limits mistakes and scores … boasts a career-scoring average of 74.06 with five top-10 finishes ... has six career rounds under par with two rounds in the 60s ... fired her career-low of 68 in the final round of the 2009 NCAA Championships ... should contend for SEC Player of the Year honors and first-team All-American accolades in 2009-10.

2008-09 (FRESHMAN): Pancake finished runner-up for the SEC Freshman of the Year honors ... a second-team All-SEC choice and a member of the SEC All-Freshman team ... also garnered NGCA All-East Region accolades ... named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll … third on the team with a scoring average of 74.06 in her first season at the collegiate ranks … played in 11 tournaments and completed 31 rounds as a freshman … fired nine rounds of par or better and six rounds under par … lowest round was a scorching 68 (-4) in the final round of the NCAA Championships on the challenging Caves Valley Golf Club tract … had five top-10 finishes in 2008-09, including a seventh-place finish at the NCAA East Regional ... has been in the top 10 in five of her 11 collegiate starts ... led the nation in fairways hit at a 92.0 percent clip ... finished tied for seventh in her first collegiate tournament at the Duramed Fall Preview (217, +1) … her lowest tournament score was a 215 (+5) at the NCAA East Regional … took ninth place at the Derby Invitational ... led the team at the UCF Challenge by tying for 23rd position with a 2-over-par 218 that included two 1-under rounds of 71 ... tied for ninth at the First Market Bank Intercollegiate with a 9-over 153 in the 36-hole event played in windy and cold conditions on bumpy greens ... shot a 77 in the only round of the rain-shortened Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic to finish tied for 30th ... led the team with a tie for 10th at the SEC Championships after shooting her final two rounds at par or better ... was second among Alabama players at the NCAA East Regional as the Crimson Tide finished second as a team and Pancake finished seventh individually ... fired rounds of 70, 72 and 73 to post a career-best 215 (+5) ... carded the second-lowest individual round of the NCAA Championships with a 4-under-par 68 in the final round ... finished tied for 32nd at 14-over-par 302 after rounds of 75, 78, 81 and 68.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She attended Baylor High School in Chattanooga, Tenn. ... won the Tennessee State High School Championship four straight years ... holds the 18 and 36-hole scoring record in the Tennessee State High School Championship ... fired a round of 64 and carded a 36-hole score of 138 to hold the state championship records ... is being inducted into the Tennessee Women’s Golf Hall of Fame ... was an all-state selection all four years ... was named the team MVP for four straight years ...was ranked No. 26 in the class of 2008 by the American Junior Golf Association ... placed in the top 10 in eight of her 15 AJGA tournaments in the past three years ... took top honors at the Palmetto Tournament her senior season ... garnered the Jeff Guerry Award ... earned the Betty Probassco Award belongs to the National Society of High School Scholars ... daughter of Debbie Pancake ... has three sisters, Debbie, Ally and Blaire ... pre business major.

CAREER ROUND-BY-ROUND 2008-2009 (FRESHMAN)t7th Duramed NCAA Fall Preview 74-72-71/217 (+1)t32th Cougar Fall Classic 74-74-74/222 (+6) t32th Mason Rudolph Championship 74-75-73/222 (+6) 9th Derby Invitational 70-77-73/220 (+4) t23th UCF Challenge 71-71-76/218 (+2) t9th First Market Bank Intercollegiate 76-77/153 (+9) t30th Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 77/77 (+5)t22nd Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 73-79-80/232 (+22)t10th SEC Championships 78-71-69/218 (+5)7th NCAA East Regional 70-72-73/215 (+5)t32nd NCAA Championships 75-78-81-68/302 (+14)

pANCAKE’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102008 11 31 2,296 74.06 68 215 314 6 2 5TOTALS 11 31 2,296 74.06 68 215 314 6 2 5

ALABAMA24

CAREER BESTS18 HOLES: 80 at the 2008 Crimson Tide Classic

54 HOLES: 253 at the 2008 Crimson Tide Classic

TOURNAMENT FINISH: T-64th (2008 Crimson Tide Classic)

CAREER TOp 20 FINISHES: 0

CAREER TOp 10 FINISHES: 0

GOLF 25

OUTLOOK: Kelley VanDenburg enters her junior season looking to bounce back from a car accident that cost her the 2008-09 season … a hard worker both on and off the course … a great player around the greens and with a putter in hand … has one career start at the 2008 Crimson Tide Classic … a two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll honoree.

2008-09 (SOpHOMORE): VanDenburg missed the 2008-09 season due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident … named the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

2007-08 (FRESHMAN): She was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll ... played in one tournament on the season ... finished tied for 64th overall at the Crimson Tide Classic with a 253 ... best round on the season was an 80 (+8).

2006-07 (REDSHIRT): VanDenburg redshirted her initial season of competition.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She won the New York High Public High School Athletic Association State Tournament in Syracuse in the summer of 2006 ... semi-finalist at the New York State Golf Association Junior Girls Amateur tournament in consecutive seasons ... won two straight New York Section V titles for large schools ... was runner-up at the Monroe County Championship (2005) … earned runner-up honors at the PGA Junior Series ... three top-10 finishes in the amateur ranks ... daughter of Woody and Nancy VanDenburg ... competed on the varsity basketball team for four years at Brockport High School and was the Class President all four years; served on the BHS Leadership Club for three years and was an LPGA Volunteer five times ... secondary education major ... named to the Who’s Who in Sports & Academics.

VANDENBERG’S CAREER STATSYear Events Rounds Strokes Avg. 18 54 72 Under Par 60s Top 102007-08 1 3 253 84.33 80 253 0 0 0 0TOTALS 1 3 253 84.33 80 253 0 0 0 0

OUTLOOK: Jennifer Kirby brings an impressive résumé to the University of Alabama … the true freshman from Canada is coming off of one of the most impres-sive amateur years in Canadian history … the Team Canada golfer arrives in Tuscaloosa fresh off of six amateur wins in Canada in 2009 … very long off the tee enabling her to hit par 5s most can’t reach … also a very good iron player and an excellent putter … has a chance to step into the Crimson Tide’s lineup and play right away.

HIGH SCHOOL AND pERSONAL DATA: She played for Paris District High School in Paris, Ontario … a three-year member of the Canadian National Development Team … ranked second in the Royal Canadian Golf Association’s Girls Order of Merit … finished fourth at the 2008 U.S. Girls Championship … qualified for match play at the British Amateur in 2008 and 2009 … made the round of 32 in 2008 and the round of 64 in 2009 … in 2009 became the first golfer to win both the Royale Cup Canadian Women’s Amateur and the Royale Cup Canadian Junior Girls Championship in the same year … Kirby won six events in 2009, in-cluding the CN Future Links Pacific Championship, the Toronto Star Amateur, the Ontario Amateur Championship and the Ontario Junior Champi-onship along with both Royale Cup events … will also compete in the CN Canadian Women’s Open in the fall of 2009 … daughter of Ken and Sandra Kirby … undecided on a major.

ALABAMA26 ALABAMA

GOLF 27

AlabamaMen’s Contact: Phil PiercePhone: 79-575-7430E-mail: ppierce@uark.eduWomen’s Contact: Jeri ThorpePhone: 479-575-5037E-mail: jthorpe@uark.edu

AuburnMen’s Contact: Gary ThornePhone: 334-663-6650E-mail: thorngw@gmail.comWomen’s Contact: Matt CrouchPhone: 334-844-9709E-mail: mcrouch@auburn.edu

FloridaMen’s Contact: Kate ManlyPhone: 352-375-4683 ext 6131E-mail: katem@gators.uaa.ufl.eduWomen’s Contact: Kate ManlyPhone: 352-375-4683 ext 6131E-mail: katem@gators.uaa.ufl.edu

GeorgiaMen’s Contact: Steve ColquittPhone: 706-542-1621E-mail: scolquitt@sports.uga.eduWomen’s Contact: Mike MobleyPhone: 706-542-1621E-mail: mmobley@sports.uga.edu

KentuckyMen’s Contact: Evan CranePhone: 270-559-8120E-mail: wesley.crane@uky.eduWomen’s Contact: Maria ZumdickPhone: 859-801-1451E-mail: maria.zumdick@uky.edu

LSUMen’s Contact: Will StaffordPhone: 225-578-7947E-mail: wstaff2@lsu.eduWomen’s Contact: Kent LowePhone: 225-578-1864E-mail: c lowe@lsu.edu

MississippiMen’s Contact: Kim LingPhone: 662-915-7522E-mail: kling@olemiss.eduWomen’s Contact: Kim LingPhone: 662-915-7522E-mail: kling@olemiss.edu

Mississippi StateMen’s Contact: Jan BlainePhone: 662-312-2199E-mail: janblaine02@gmail.comWomen’s Contact: Kurt WirthPhone: 662-574-1699E-mail: kaw_86@yahoo.com

South CarolinaMen’s Contact: Wes ToddPhone: 803-777-7872E-mail: wtodd@mailbox.sc.eduWomen’s Contact: Wes ToddPhone: 803-777-7872E-mail: wtodd@mailbox.sc.edu

TennesseeMen’s Contact: John PainterPhone: 865-974-1212E-mail: jpainter@tennessee.eduWomen’s Contact: Zach StipePhone: 865-974-1212E-mail: zstipe@utk.edu

VanderbiltMen’s Contact: Chris WeinmanPhone: 615-322-4121E-mail: chris.weinman@vanderbilt.eduWomen’s Contact: Andy BoggsPhone: 615-322-4121E-mail: andy.boggs@vanderbilt .edu

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2008-09 OVERALL STROKE AVERAGESPlayer Tourn./Rds Strokes vs. Par Low High Avg. Avg vs Par Top Finish Camilla Lennarth 12/33 2,432 +69 69 78 73.70 +2.09 t3rd - NCAA East RegoinalKathleen Ekey 12/33 2,433 +72 69 83 73.72 +2.18 1st - Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Brooke Pancake 11/31 2,296 +78 68 81 74.06 +2.52 7th - NCAA Fall Preview; NCAA East RegionalHelena Blomberg 9/23 1,755 +108 71 85 76.30 +4.69 t9th - First Market Bank IntercollegiateLaura Goodwin 4/10 771 +51 73 83 77.10 +5.10 t11th - First Market Bank IntercollegiateCourtney Harter 10/29 2,247 +161 67 87 77.48 +5.55 t14th - Cougar Fall ClassicRhea Nair 7/19 1,488 +135 72 86 78.32 +7.11 1st - First Market Bank IntercollegiateIndiv. Totals 12/178 13,412 +674 67 87 75.35 +3.79 1st - Two TimesTeam Scores 33 9,778 +334 282 315 296.30 +10.12 1st - First Market Bank Intercollegiate

2008-09 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSPlayer Cl. Hometown Tournaments Victories Top Five 6-10 11-20 Rds. under par Low 54Kathleen Ekey Sr. Wadsworth, Ohio 12 1 1 5 3 8 213Camilla Lennarth Soph. Stockholm, Sweden 12 0 2 2 5 7 212Brooke Pancake Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn. 11 0 0 5 0 6 215Courtney Harter Soph. Clearwater, Fla. 10 0 0 0 1 1 217Helena Blomberg Jr. Uppsala, Sweden 9 0 0 1 3 1 223Rhea Nair Jr. Dubai, UAE 7 1 1 0 0 0 222Laura Goodwin Sr. Birmingham, Ala. 4 0 0 0 1 0 233

MISCELLANEOUS ALABAMA CAREER STATISTICS (RETURNING pLAYERS ONLY)Player Tourneys Victories Top Five 6-10 11-20 Rds. under par Low 18 Low 54 Low 72 All-SEC Laura Goodwin 33 0 0 1 1 3 71 217 312 -Helena Blomberg 29 0 0 6 4 8 69 217 304 - Rhea Nair 25 1 2 2 3 2 69 212 315 -Kathleen Ekey 24 2 5 6 6 16 65 203 296 1st: 2008 & 2009Camilla Lennarth 23 0 4 3 6 14 68 207 304 1st: 2008Courtney Harter 20 1 1 1 2 5 67 213 311 -Kelley VanDenburg 1 0 0 0 0 0 80 253 - -

2008-09 SCHEDULE AND RESULTSFALL 2008 Team Team Top Date Tournament Course Site Finish Score IndividualSept. 7-8 Duramed NCAA Fall Preview Caves Valley Golf Club Owings Mills, Md. 5th (15) 886 (+22) t7th - Pancake, 217 (+1)Sept. 14-16 Cougar Fall Classic Yeamans Hall Charleston, S.C. 2nd (22) 863 (-1) 7th - Lennarth, 212 (-4)Sept. 26-28 Mason Rudolph Championship Legends Golf Club Franklin, Tenn. 7th (17) 883 (+19) t7th - Ekey, 213 (-3)Oct. 24-26 Derby Invitational Auburn University Club Auburn, Ala. 3rd (17) 892 (+28) 9th - Pancake, 220 (+4)Nov. 2-4 Hooter’s Match Play Qualifier Ginn Reunion Resort Celebration, Fla. 3rd (16) 579 (+3) t7th - Ekey, 142 (-2)

SpRING 2009 Team Team TopDate Tournament Course Site Finish Score IndividualMarch 8-10 UCF Challenge Red Tail Country Club Sorrento, Fla. 14th (18) 885 (+21) t23rd - Pancake, 218 (+2)March 21-22 First Market Bank Intercollegiate Ford’s Colony Country Club Williamsburg, Va. 1st (22) 609 (+33) 1st - Nair, 149 (+5)March 27-29 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic University Club Athens, Ga. t2nd (18) 302 (+14) 1st - Ekey, 69 (-3)April 6-7 Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational Mark Bostick Golf Course Gainesville, Fla. 4th (16) 918 (+78) t9th - Ekey, 227 (+17)April 17-19 SEC Championship Cobblestone Park, S.C. Blythewood, S.C. t2nd (12) 878 (+26) t10th - Pancake, 218 (+5)May 7-9 NCAA East Regional Mark Bostick Golf Course Ganiesville, Fla. 2nd (21) 866 (+26) t3rd - Lennarth, 212 (+2)May 19-22 NCAA Championships Caves Valley Golf Club Owings Mills, Md. 11th (24) 1,217 (+65) t25th - Ekey, 300 (+1

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ALABAMA’S 2008-09 RECORD BREAKDOWN:(Stroke) Tournaments Played: 12

Team Total Rounds: 29

Average Individual Score Per Round: 75.35

Team Total Strokes: 9,778

Average Team Round: 296.30

Team Low Round: 282

Top-Five Team Finishes (including titles): 9

Top 6-10 Team Finishes: 1

Individual Championships: 2 (Kathleen Ekey - Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic; Rhea Nair - First Market Bank Intercollegiate)

Top 10 Individual Finishes: 17

Top 11-25 Individual Finishes: 18

Team Overall Record: 162-45-2 (record breakdown of teams finished in front of UA, behind UA & tied with UA)

Records Set in 2008-09: 0

Team Tournament Championships: 1

Hole-in-One: 1 Courtney Harter, No. 15, Caves Valley Golf Club, Third Round NCAA Championships, May 21, 2009

2008-09 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GOLF RESULTS AND STATSpERCENTAGE OF ROUNDS COUNTED TOWARD UA TEAM SCORE (ALL TOURNAMENTS)Golfer Total Rounds Played Counted Rounds PercentageCamilla Lennarth* 33 33 100.0Laura Goodwin* 2 2 100.0Brooke Pancake 31 29 .935Kathleen Ekey 33 29 .879Helena Blomberg* 20 16 .800Courtney Harter* 29 17 .586Rhea Nair 19 11 .579 • Lennarth and Harter had identical third round high scores of 77 at the Mason Rudolph Championship and both are counted.• Blomberg and Harter had identical third round high scores of 78 at the Derby Invitational and both are counted.• Harter and Goodwin had identical first round high scores of 75 at the NGCA Match Play Qualifier and both are counted.• Blomberg and Nair had identical first round high scores of 81 at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic.

UA GOLFERS’ CAREER COUNTED ROUNDSGolfer Total Career Rounds Played Counted Rounds PercentageBrooke Pancake 31 29 .935Camilla Lennarth 64 59 .922Helena Blomberg 81 72 .889Kathleen Ekey 70 63 .900Courtney Harter 48 33 .688 Rhea Nair 65 43 .662 Laura Goodwin 48 32 .667

2008-09 UA TOURNAMENT LINEUpS (LISTED IN LINEUp FINISH) UA FINISHNCAA Fall Preview Brooke Pancake Camilla Lennarth Helena Blomberg Courtney Harter Kathleen Ekey 5th of 15 Cougar Fall Classic Camilla Lennarth Kathleen Ekey Courtney Harter Brooke Pancake Helena Blomberg 2nd of 22 Mason Rudolph Championship Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Brooke Pancake Helena Blomberg Courtney Harter 7th of 17Derby Invitational Brooke Pancake Helena Blomberg Camilla Lennarth Kathleen Ekey Courtney Harter 3rd of 17NGCA Match Play Qualifier Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Helena Blomberg Laura Goodwin Courtney Harter 3rd of 16Central Florida Invitational Brooke Pancake Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Courtney Harter Rhea Nair 14th of 18First Market Bank Intercollegiate Camilla Lennarth Kathleen Ekey Brooke Pancake Helena Blomberg Courtney Harter 1st of 22Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Brooke Pancake Helena Blomberg Rhea Nair 2nd of 18Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Brooke Pancake Rhea Nair Courtney Harter 4th of 16SEC Championship Kathleen Ekey Camilla Lennarth Helena Blomberg Brooke Pancake Rhea Nair t2nd of 12NCAA East Regional Camilla Lennarth Brooke Pancake Kathleen Ekey Rhea Nair Courtney Harter 2nd of 21NCAA Championships Kathleen Ekey Brooke Pancake Camilla Lennarth Courtney Harter Rhea Nair 11th of 24

ALABAMA INDIVIDUALS IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS (GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN pERFORMANCE INDEx) Vs. Top 25 Vs. Top 50 Vs. Top 100 Overall

Rank Name Rating Events Sked (Rank) W-L-T W- L-T W-L-T W-L-T 22 Kathleen Ekey 72.23 12 76.01 (106) 38-56-7 108-106-14 194-135-20 914-169-32 31 Camilla Lennarth 72.53 12 76.01 (104) 37-72-4 91-122-15 177-148-24 896-180-39 43 Brooke Pancake 72.99 11 76.10 (125) 37-59-7 84-111-12 160-146-14 805-201-30 246 Courtney Harter 76.27 10 76.08 (122) 3-97-2 9-194-3 29-270-8 412-511-40 277 Rhea Nair 76.65 7 76.36 (158) 1-60-1 5-126-2 10-197-3 268-385-22 167 Helena Blomberg 75.21 9 76.32 (143) 9-53-3 20-124-10 39-173-12 462-301-27

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The Jerry Pate Golf Center at the Ol’ Colony Golf Complex provides the University of Alabama women’s golf team with one of the best practice and playing facilities in collegiate golf. The Pate Golf Center is a private facility that is only utilized by the Alabama golf teams. The Pate Golf Center provides plenty of space for both the men’s and women’s teams with the ability to conduct full practice sessions inside and out of any inclement weather. It has six indoor hitting bays and two indoor putting surfaces. The Pate Golf Center is also equipped with state-of-the-art teaching tools, including the V1 Swing Analysis System and Trackman, which aides the coaching staff in ball flight analysis using doppler radar and club fitting. The locker rooms inside the Pate Golf Center have tour-sized locker and all of the amenities while the lounge area includes comfortable seating and a large-screen television.

The Ol’ Colony Golf Course was named one of the “Top 5 Best New Public Courses in America” by Golf Digest in 2001. The Jerry Pate-designed course is considered one of the best public courses in the nation. It’s a test for even the most advanced golfer with large bunkers, mature trees and numerous water hazards, including a 25-arce lake that challenges almost every shot.

The practice range at the Pate Golf Center, which already provides the Crimson Tide golfers all of the practice components and tools needed to develop, is currently undergoing an expansion and renovation that will be completed by August of 2010. The practice facility currently includes a full practice range, putting greens, a chipping area and practice bunkers. The Jerry Pate Golf Center has already added a new putting green with an expanded chipping and hitting area under con-struction. The new chipping and hitting area is complete with new bunkers and practice tees that will allow players to hit their own golf balls up to 200 yards into six new target greens.

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The University of Alabama women’s golf team will host the 2010 Southeastern Conference Champion-ship at the par 71, 5,963-yard NorthRiver Yacht Club.The Crimson Tide will play host to the SEC Women’s Championships for just the second time in school his-tory, and it will be the first time the event has been held in Tuscaloosa. The NorthRiver Yacht Club will serve as the perfect host site providing a challenging test of golf in a beautiful setting. Two highly regard-ed golf course architects have been involved in the shaping of the golf course at the NorthRiver Club. In 1978, the original Gary Player-designed Yacht course opened. Player routed the course through the beautiful undulating hills that grace the Tuscaloosa community called NorthRiver. In 1999, with the help of noted architect Bob Cupp, the course was rede-signed, adding bentgrass greens and modernizing the bunkering to challenge the expert player while providing forgiveness to the player still new to the game. NorthRiver is truly a course suitable for every category from accomplished player to novice.

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OCTOBER 26-28, 2007Northriver Yacht club • Par 71 • 5,963 YDSFINAL TEAM STANDINGS: School rD 1 rD 2 rD 3 total1 Arkansas 295 300 291 886 2 Auburn 301 300 293 894 3 Florida 307 300 289 896 t4 Louisville 297 299 301 897 t4 Notre Dame 298 300 299 897 t7 ALABAMA 313 292 300 905

SEPTEMBER 18-20, 2005ol’ coloNY Golf comPlex • Par 72 • 6,033 YDSFINAL TEAM STANDINGS: School rD 1 rD 2 rD 3 total1 ALABAMA 298 304 298 9002 Augusta State 297 293 316 906 B’ham Southern 306 299 301 9064 Mississippi State 313 295 310 918 East Carolina 317 299 302 918

SEPTEMBER 19-21, 2004ol’ coloNY Golf comPlex • Par 72 • 5,924 YDSFINAL TEAM STANDINGS: School rD 1 rD 2 rD 3 total1 Tulane Rain 298 298 5962 Mississippi State Rain 309 296 6053 ALABAMA Rain 316 299 6154 Ole Miss Rain 316 303 6195 Murray State Rain 321 303 624

SePtember 21-23, 2003caPStoNe club • Par 72 • 6,053 YDSFINAL TEAM STANDINGS: School rD 1 rD 2 rD 3 total1 Florida State 306 Rain 304 6102 Mississippi State 302 Rain 316 6163 LSU 306 Rain 311 6174 ALABAMA 302 Rain 320 6225 Jacksonville St. 334 Rain 310 644

Although the Alabama women’s golf team will only host the SEC Champion-ship in the 2009-10 season, the UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate is an important aspect of the Crimson Tide program. The UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate is a highly respected tournament that provides colle-giate golf teams from around the country a chance to play against a deep field of teams on a challenging golf course. The 2007 Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate marked the fourth time in five years that the Tide has hosted the tournament named for UA contributor Ann Rhoads. For the first time in the event’s history, the tour-nament was held at the NorthRiver Yacht Club, a par-71 course in Tuscaloosa that was originally designed by famed golfer Gary Player. Alabama tied for seventh place in the competitive field that featured three of the nation’s top-10 teams at the time. The tournament was the first that the Tide had hosted since the fall of 2005. Hel-ena Blomberg took sixth in the individual standings to lead the Tide. The Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate was also held in 2005, 2004 and 2003. The Crimson Tide won the 2005 Ann Rhoads Intercol-legiate at the Ol’ Colony Golf Complex. The Tide also finished third in 2004 and fourth in the inaugural tournament in 2003.

TEAM SCORE: 596Tulane (2004)RO-298-298

team loW rouND: 293Augusta State (2005) • 2nd Round

iNDiviDual loW tourNameNt: 143Megan George (Alabama) • 2004RO-74-69

INDIVIDuAL LOW ROuND: 68Amanda Mathis (Mississippi State)2nd Round — 2004

UA-ANN RHOADS INTERCOLLEGIATE RECORDS

HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT

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ACADEMIC ALL-SEC (113)1984 Julie Johnson Communications Pamela Pruitt Management1985 Lois Ledbetter Corporate Finance1986 Mikki Bjuro Sports Medicine Lissa Bradford Sports Medicine Lois Ledbetter Corporate Finance1987 Lois Ledbetter Corporate Finance Judi Schneider Sports Fitness Andrea Vescovo Accounting1988 Mary Dacumos Broadcasting Judi Schneider Sports Fitness Andrea Vescovo Marketing1989 Lynn Bradley Undeclared Mary Dacumos Broadcast & Film Kris Meyer Education Judi Schneider Sports Fitness Leslie Spalding Broadcast & Film Andrea Vescovo Marketing1990 Lynn Bradley Marketing Liza LaBelle Television/Film Leslie Spalding Television/Film Andrea Vescovo Marketing1991 Lynn Bradley Marketing Liza LaBelle Telecomm./Film Leslie Spalding Telecomm./Film1992 Carrie Allen Communications Paige Hoefle Business Tina Kjellen Int’l Relations Liza LaBelle Telecomm./Film1993 Carrie Allen Public Relations Jill Donaldson Pre-Major Studies Paige Hoefle Accounting Tina Kjellen Int’l Relations Tracy Little Telecommunications/ Film1994 Carrie Allen Public Relations Jill Donaldson Biology Paige Hoefle Marketing Tina Kjellen International Studies Meg Lindsey Interdisciplinary1995 Stacy Buersmeyer Pre-business Meg Lindsey Org. Psychology Julie Pelchar Pre-major studies Johanna Sward Pre-major studies1996 Stacy Buersmeyer Telecommunication Meg Lindsey Psychology Julie Pelchar Journalism Johanna Sward Biology1997 Julie Pelchar Journalism Linda Sorensen International Marketing Johanna Sward Biology1998 Kathryn Cusick Communication Elizabeth Johnston Business Julie Pelchar Communication Linda Sorensen Int’l Marketing1999 Paula Carter Biology Elizabeth Johnston Management Linda Sorensen International Marketing

2000 Paula Carter Biology Elizabeth Johnston Finance Sarah Johnston Business Administration Lacy Shelton Business2001 Allison Akin Fitness Management Erica Boozman Business Jenny Bouvin Communications Paula Carter Biology Sarah Johnston Finance Lacy Shelton Finance Vanessa Bell Finance2002 Allison Akin Sports Management Erica Boozman Public Relations Jenny Bouvin Public Relations Sarah Johnston Management Lacy Shelton Finance2003 Allison Akin Fitness Management Erica Boozman Public Relations Jenny Bouvin Public Relations Jordan Daniel Public Relations Sarah Johnston Management Darby Sligh Management Anna Strandberg Accounting Mandy Tedder Public Relations2004 Jordan Daniel Advertising Megan George Public Relations Darby Sligh Marketing Carina Sorensen Pre-Business Anna Strandberg Management Mandy Tedder Public Relations2005 Audrey Gale Finance Megan George Public Relations Maggie Hall Public Relations Darby Sligh Marketing Carina Sorensen Management2006 Lisa Andrzejewski Finance Audrey Gale Accounting Carina Sorensen Management Sarah Sturm Accounting2007 Lisa Andrzejewski Finance Laura Goodwin Exercise Science Sarah Sturm Consumer Science Jenny Suh Communications2008 Helena Blomberg General Business Kathleen Ekey Communication Studies Laura Goodwin Human Performance Health Science Sarah Sturm Consumer Science Kelley VanDenburg Secondary Education2009 Helena Blomberg General Business Kathleen Ekey Communication Studies Laura Goodwin Human Performance Health Science Courtney Harter Communication Studies Camilla Lennarth General Studies Rhea Nair Communication Studies Kelly Vandenberg Secondary Education

ALL-TIME ACADEMIC AWARDS

BRYANT SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDLois Ledbetter (1987)Judi Schneider (1989)Lynn Bradley (1991)Elizabeth Johnston (2000)

UA TOp SIx SCHOLAR-ATHLETEPaige Hoefle (1994)Johanna Sward (1997)Julie Pelchar (1998)Elizabeth Johnston (2000)Mandy Tedder (2004)

MORTAR BOARDElizabeth Johnston (1999)Laura Goodwin (2009)

OMICRON DELTA KAppATina Kjellen (1993)Elizabeth Johnston (1999)Paula Carter (2001)Jordan Daniel (2003)Laura Goodwin (2008)

GAMMA BETA pHIMeg Lindsey (1994)Meg Lindsey (1996)Erica Boozman (2003)Jordan Daniel (2003)Mandy Tedder (2003)Darby Sligh (2005)Laura Goodwin (2006)

GOLDEN KEYPaige Hoefle (1994)Stacy Buersmeyer (1997)Lacy Shelton (2001)Mandy Tedder (2003)Sarah Johnston (2004)Laura Goodwin (2008)

pHI ETA SIGMA Paige Hoefle (1992)Elizabeth Johnston (1997)Lacy Shelton (1999)Mandy Tedder (2001)Emily Sykes (2005)Rebecca Sykes (2005)Laura Goodwin (2008)

xxxI CLUBJulie Pelchar (1996)Elizabeth Johnston (1999)

DELTA pHI ALpHATina Kjellen (1992)Linda Sorensen (1998)Linda Sorensen (1999)

SMITH-CORONA GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION1992 Tina Kjellen Soph. 3.37 International Relations Paige Hoefle Soph. 3.56 Business1993 Carrie Allen Soph. 3.40 Public Relations Paige Hoefle Jr. 3.61 Accounting Tina Kjellen Jr. 3.47 International Relations

VERIZON/COSIDA DISTRICT IV 1991 Lynn Bradley Sr. 3.82 Marketing2000 Elizabeth Johnston Sr. 3.99 Finance2002 Sarah Johnston Sr. 3.82 Management2008 Laura Goodwin Sr. 4.0 Exercise Science

NCAA pOST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIp AWARD1991 Lynn Bradley2003 Sarah Johnston

SEC pOST-GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIp AWARD1991 Lynn Bradley

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NCAA ACADEMIC HONORSAcademic All-Americans (42)National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA)

(Coaches’ national team prior to change in sponsorship in 1992; Returned in 1994 — Voted on by GCA membership; must have 3.4 GPA and compete in 66 percent of tournaments)

YEAR pLAYER CLASS MAJOR1985 Lois Ledbetter Soph. Corporate Finance1987 Lois Ledbetter Sr. Corporate Finance Judi Schneider Soph. Fitness Management1988 Judi Schneider Jr. Fitness Management1989 Lynn Bradley Soph. Marketing Judi Schneider Sr. Fitness Management1990 Lynn Bradley Jr. Marketing Andrea Vescovo Sr. Marketing1991 Lynn Bradley Sr. Marketing1994 Carrie Allen Sr. Public Relations Paige Hoefle Sr. Marketing1995 Julie Pelchar R-Fr. Pre-major Johanna Sward Soph. Pre-major1996 Julie Pelchar Soph. Journalism Johanna Sward Jr. Biology1997 Julie Pelchar Jr. Journalism Linda Sorensen Soph. International Marketing Johanna Sward Sr. Journalism1998 Linda Sorensen Jr. International Marketing2000 Paula Carter Jr. Biology E. Johnston Sr. Finance Sarah Johnston Soph. Business Administration Lacy Shelton Soph. Business2001 Paula Carter Sr. Biology Sarah Johnston Jr. Business2002 Sarah Johnston Sr. Management Darby Sligh Fr. Marketing Mandy Tedder Soph. Journalism2003 Darby Sligh Soph. Management Mandy Tedder Jr. Public Relations2004 Darby Sligh Jr. Marketing Carina Sorensen Soph. Management Mandy Tedder Sr. Public Relations2006 Laura Goodwin Fr. Exercise Science2007 Helena Blomberg Fr. Undeclared Laura Goodwin Soph. Exercise Science2008 Helena Blomberg Soph. Business Laura Goodwin Jr. Human Performance and Health Science2009 Helena Blomberg Jr. Business Kathleen Ekey Sr. Communications Studies Laura Goodwin Sr. Human Performance and Health Science Brooke Pancake Fr. Business

ALpHA LAMBDA DELTAElizabeth Johnston (1997)

Sarah Johnston (1999)Lacy Shelton (1999)Darby Sligh (2003)

Laura Goodwin (2008)

BETA GAMMA SIGMAPaige Hoefle (1995)Lacy Shelton (2001)

KAppA TAU ALpHAStacy Buersmeyer (1997)

pSI CHIMeg Lindsey (1996)

ANDERSON SOCIETYElizabeth Johnston (1999)

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OUTSTANDING STUDENT

Lynn Bradley (1991)Elizabeth Johnston (1998)

DEpARTMENT OF MARKETING ExCELLENCE IN SCHOLARSHIp

Linda Sorensen (1998)Linda Sorensen (1999)

Darby Sligh (2004)

ARNOLD M. BARBAN AWARD FOR ExCELLENCE IN ADVERTISING & pUBLIC RELATIONS

Mandy Tedder (2004)

UNIVERSITY HONORS pROGRAMElizabeth Johnston (1997)Elizabeth Johnston (1998)

Lacy Shelton (2001)Lisa Andrzejewski (2004)Lisa Andrzejewski (2005)Lisa Andrzejewski (2006)

BUDGET RENT-A-CAR SpORTSMANSHIp AWARDKathryn Cusick (1998)

SEC “GOOD WORKS” TEAMMandy Tedder (2004)

Lisa Andrzejewski (2005)Lisa Andrzejewski (2006)

Laura Goodwin (2008)Laura Goodwin (2009)

SEC FRESHMAN ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCEMaggie Hall (2005)

Laura Goodwin (2006)Courtney Harter (2008)

Camilla Lennarth (2008)Brooke Pancake (2009)

NATIONAL SOCIETY OF COLLEGIATE SCHOLARSMaggie Hall (2005)

Laura Goodwin (2008)

FINANCE FACULTY AWARDLisa Andrzejewski (2005)

GLADYS pOE BUSINESS AWARDLisa Andrzejewski (2005)

BETTY LOOMIS DISTINGUISHED STUDENT SCHOLARSHIp AWARD

Carina Sorensen (2005)

ESpN THE MAGAZINE/COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANElizabeth Johnston (2000)

Laura Goodwin (2008)

2009 SEC CHAMpIONSHIp TOURNAMENT RESULTSCobblestone Park Golf Course – Blythewood, S.C.Par 71 — 6,204 yardsApril 17-19, 2008

TEAM SCORE INDIVIDUAL SCORES1. Auburn 289-296-285/870 (+18)T2. Alabama 300-291-287/878 (+26)T2. Arkansas 295-287-296/878 (+26)4. Tennessee 295-293-293/881 (+29) 5. LSU 301-286-299/886 (+34)6. Georgia 300-292-295/887 (+35)7. Mississippi 301-298-291/890 (+38)8. Florida 307-295-293/895 (+43)9. South Carolina 299-300-298/897 (+45)10. Vanderbilt 304-301-310/915 (+63)11. Kentucky 313-297-308/918 (+66)12. Mississippi State 318-307-305/930 (+78)

SEC GOLF CHAMpIONSHIpS RESULTS (Began in 1981) UA FINISH/YEAR CHAMpION SCORE SCORE SITE1981 Florida 875 Did Not Compete Pine Mountain, Ga.1982 Florida 880 5th/951 Pine Mountain, Ga.1983 Georgia 890 No Team Score Pine Mountain, Ga.1984 Florida 906 6th/949 Pine Mountain, Ga.1985 Georgia 900 5th/934 Pine Mountain, Ga.1986 Florida 898 3rd/930 Pine Mountain, Ga.1987 Florida 910 3rd/916 Pine Mountain, Ga.1988 Georgia 864 6th/917 Gulf Breeze, Fla.1989 Auburn 902 5th/937 Ponte Vedra, Fla.1990* Georgia 607 6th/644 Greensboro, Ga.1991 Florida 936 T-2nd/942 Nicholasville, Ky.1992 LSU 892 5th/928 Baton Rouge, La.1993* Georgia 605 9th/638 Jackson, Miss.1994 Georgia 890 2nd/900 West Point, Miss.1995 Florida 892 11th/1010 Franklin, Tenn.1996* Auburn 604 10th/614 Knoxville, Tenn.1997 Georgia 899 7th/929 Blythewood, S.C.1998 Georgia 894 3rd/902 Birmingham, Ala.1999 Georgia 887 9th/951 Auburn, Ala.2000 Auburn 919 12th/976 Rogers, Ark.2001 Georgia 872 7th/905 Gainesville, Fla.2002 South Carolina 861 7th/ 918 Athens, Ga.2003 Auburn 903 12th/983 Lexington, Ky.2004 Vanderbilt 887 10th/913 Baton Rouge, La.2005 Auburn 904 10th/933 Tunica, Miss.2006 Auburn 875 9th/908 Franklin, Tenn.2007 Georgia 865 5th/893 West Point, Miss.2008 Florida 874 7th/921 Loudon, Tenn.2009 Auburn 870 2nd/878 Blythewood, S.C.(* - weather shortened events)

SEC GOLF CHAMpIONSHIpS BREAKDOWNGeorgia - 11, Florida - 8, Auburn - 7, LSU - 1, South Carolina - 1, Vanderbilt - 1Flo

2008-09 HONORS

SEC COACH OF THE YEAR Kim Evans, Auburn

SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Mallory Blackwelder, Kentucky

SEC GOLFER OF THE YEAR Candace Schepperle, Auburn

SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Marta Silva Zamora, Georgia

FIRST-TEAM ALL-SEC Camilla Lennarth, Alabama, So.

kathleen Ekey, Alabama, Sr. Candace Schepperle, Auburn, Jr.

Megan McChrystal, LSU, So. Dori Carter, Ole Miss, Sr.

Marta Silva Zamora, Georgia, Fr. Jessica Yadloczky, Florida, So.

Mallory Hetzel, Georgia, Sr. Cydney Clanton, Auburn, So.

SECOND-TEAM ALL-SEC Brooke Pancake, Alabama, Fr.

Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee, Fr. Benedicte Toumpsin, So. Carolina, Jr.

Lucy Nunn, Arkansas, Sr. Carolina Andrade, Georgia, Jr.

Marina Alex, Vanderbilt, Fr. Nicole Smith, Tennessee, Sr.

Haley Wilson, Auburn, Fr.

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Brooke Pancake, Alabama

Marta Silva Zamora, Georgia Nathalie Mansson, Tennessee

Marina Alex, Vanderbilt Haley Wilson, Auburn

Jacqueline Hedwall, LSU Evan Jensen, Florida

Tessa Teachman, LSU

ALABAMA AT THE 2009 SEC CHAMpIONSHIpFINISH pLAYER SCORET10 Brooke Pancake 78-71-69/218 (+5)T13 Camilla Lennarth 74-75-71/220 (+7)T17 Kathleen Ekey 73-70-78/221 (+8)T23 Rhea Nair 75-75-72/222 (+9)T54 Helena Blomberg 85-80-75/240 (+27)

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ALABAMA’S ALL-SEC

FIRST TEAMLois Ledbetter 1986Sofia Gronberg 1987Judi Schneider 1989Kathryn Cusick 1997Kathryn Cusick 1998Sarah Johnston 2001Jenny Suh 2006Jenny Suh 2007Kathleen Ekey 2008Kathleen Ekey 2009Camilla Lennarth 2009

SECOND TEAMJill Donaldson 1993Jill Donaldson 1994Paige Hoefle 1994Sarah Johnston 1999Erin Simmons 2001Sarah Johnston 2002Darby Sligh 2004Brooke Pancake 2009

HONORABLE MENTIONJohanna Sward 1996Theres Svedin 1997Linda Sorensen 1998Theres Svedin 1999Sarah Johnston 2000Paula Carter 2000

SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMCamilla Lennarth 2008Courtney Harter 2008Brooke Pancake 2009 SEC COACHES OF THE YEARDick Spybey 1987Betty Palmer 1993Mic Potter 2007

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A CLOSER LOOK AT NCAA WOMEN’S GOLFMuch has changed in the way of collegiate golf since Alabama’s Eleanor Dudley won the first collegiate championship in 1941.

Most notably, there are now women’s collegiate golf teams. Alabama formed its first women’s team in 1974. World War II interrupted the women’s national championships from 1942-45, but in 1946 the tournament was begun anew and has continued uninterrupted, with an assortment of sponsors, every year since. The field of individuals competing has nearly tripled in those 54 years. In 1982, the NCAA, lured by the financial possibilities, finally got into the business of women’s athletics and hosting nationals, and that year there were two national team and individual titles, though Tulsa won both team titles. The NCAA took over the champion-ships in 1983 and has served as host since. Ohio State served as the host site for that final AIAW championship in 1982. Among the young women who make up the elite roster of national champions are some of the most famous names in profes-sional golf. The medalist roll call includes Nancy Lopez who won the national collegiate title as a Tulsa golfer in 1976, San Jose State’s Patty Sheehan who won in 1980, and professional golf’s latest golden girl, Annika Sorenstam, a U.S. Open champion who won the NCAA title in 1991 as an Arizona golfer.

ELEANOR DUDLEYFirst Women’s

Collegiate Champion

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ALABAMA NCAA REGIONAL AppEARANCES (11)1993 (East) Score/ Finish 950/17th of 18 1994 (East) Score/ Finish 964/13th of 19 1997 (East) Score/ Finish 971/14th of 19 1998 (East) Score/ Finish 938/T-15th of 19 Score/ Finish 965/15th of 21 (317-313-335)2002 (East) Score/ Finish 924/19th of 21 (308-312-304)2004 (East) Score/ Finish 961/18th of 21 (311-318-332)2006 (East) Score/ Finish 887/8th of 21 (295-293-299) 2007 (East) Score/Finish 868/7th of 21 (287-289-292)2008 (Central) Score/Finish 896/6th of 21 (304-293-299)2009 (East) Score/Finish 866/2nd of 21 (284-291-291)

ALABAMA NCAA CHAMpIONSHIp AppEARANCES (5)YEAR COACH FINISH SITE1987 Dick Spybey 9th of 17 Albuquerque, N.M.Score: 299-309-304-295/1207 2006 Mic Potter 24th of 24 Columbus, OhioScore: 307-317-310-314/12482007 Mic Potter 23rd of 24 Daytona Beach, Fla.Score: 314-319-319-311/12632008 Mic Potter t-12th of 24 Albuquerque, N.M.Score: 296-311-306-302/12152009 Mic Potter 11th of 24 Owings Mills, Md.Score: 305-302-311-299/1217

AIAW NATIONALS (ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN) YEAR COACH FINISH/ SCORE SITE1975 Ann Marie Lawler 7th of 19/ 1310 Tucson, Ariz.1976 Bob Montgomery 17th of 37/ 649 East Lansing, Mich.1977 Bob Montgomery 23rd of 26/ 1346 Oahu, Hawai’i1978 Conrad Rehling 20th of 26/ 972 Cypress Gardens, Fla.1979 Conrad Rehling 18th of 27/ 965 Stillwater, Okla.1980 Lynn Kurth 18th of 28/ 947 Albuquerque, N.M.1981 Lynn Kurth 22nd of 25/ 970 Athens, Ga.

AIAW NATIONAL CHAMpIONSHIp QUALIFIERS(HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL FINISHES FOR ALABAMA)YEAR GOLFER FINISH SCORE1975 Martha Jones 3rd 3031979 Peggy Kirsch 9th 305

NCAA REGIONAL RESULTS (INDIVIDUAL) 1993Tina Kjellen T-45th 77-80-78—235Tracey Little T-56th 82-77-78—237Carrie Allen T-62nd 81-76-81—238Paige Hoefle T-88th 80-83-84—247

1994Carrie Allen T-22nd 80-78-78—236Tina Kjellen T-38th 81-80-78—239Paige Hoefle T-49th 84-82-77—243Jill Donaldson T-62nd 83-82-81—246Meg Lindsey 102nd 87-93-86—266

1997Theres Svedin T-18th 78-80-78—236Kathryn Cusick T-34th 80-81-79—240Rachael Short T-70th 84-84-79—247Linda Sorensen T-84th 80-85-85—250Johanna Sward T-100th 85-90-83—258

1998Kathryn Cusick T-6th 73-74-75—222Paula Carter T-65th 77-76-84—238Theres Svedin T-83rd 84-81-77—242Rachael Short T-86th 79-82-82—243Linda Sorensen T-95th 89-81-79—249

1999Sarah Johnston T-13th 73-72-77—222

2001Sarah Johnston T-36th 76-78-83—237Paula Carter T-48th 79-76-84—239Anna Strandberg T-53rd 79-80-82—241Allison Akin T-93rd 83-88-86—257Mandy Tedder T-93rd 91-79-87—257

2002Sarah Johnston T-18th 74-74-72—220Darby Sligh T-75th 76-83-74—233Anna Strandberg T-77th 78-79-77—234Mandy Tedder T-92nd 80-79-80—240Erica Boozman T-97th 82-80-82—244

2004Megan George T-36th 74-78-79—231Amy Middleton T-55th 78-80-79—237Darby Sligh T-81st 83-77-84—244Carina Sorensen T-91st 76-85-90—251Mandy Tedder 100th 85-83-90—258

2006Jenny Suh T-7th 69-70-76—215Sarah Sturm T-35th 74-78-71—223Laura Goodwin T-69th 78-75-75—228Audrey Gale T-69th 74-74-80—228Carina Sorensen T-82nd 80-74-77—231

2007Jenny Suh T-26th 69-74-74—217Helena Blomberg T-26th 73-71-73—217Laura Goodwin T-36th 75-72-71—218Sarah Sturm T-48th 71-73-76—220Rhea Nair T-54th 74-74-73—221

2008Camilla Lennarth T-10th 73-74-71—218Helena Blomberg T-35th 79-70-77—226Kathleen Ekey T-47th 77-77-75—229Courtney Harter T-53th 75-74-81—230Sarah Sturm T-64th 82-75-76—233

2009Camilla Lennarth T-3rd 69-70-73—212Brooke Pancake T-7rd 70-72-73—215Kathleen Ekey T-11th 71-76-70—217Rhea Nair T-46th 74-73-77—224Courtney Harter T-95th 83-83-75—241

NCAA CHAMpIONSHIpS(INDIVIDUAL RESULTS) 2009 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OWINGS MILLS, MD.T-11th of 24 305-302-311-299/1,217T-25th Kathleen Ekey 75-78-72-75/300T-32nd Brooke Pancake 75-78-81-68/302T-39th Camilla Lennarth 78-72-78-76/304T-82nd Courtney Harter 77-74-82-80/313T-115th Rhea Nair 80-81-80-86/327

2008 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALBuquERquE, N.M.T-12th of 24 296-311-306-302/1,215T-20th Kathleen Ekey 73-76-75-72/296T-54th Camilla Lennarth 71-80-78-75/304T-54th Helena Blomberg 74-75-79-76/304T-85th Courtney Harter 78-80-74-79/311T-118th Sarah Sturm 80-81-82-81/324

2007 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS DAyTONA BEACH, FLA.23rd of 24 314-319-319-311/1,263T-72nd Jenny Suh 77-79-77-78/311T-87th Helena Blomberg 81-78-76-79/314T-91st Rhea Nair 75-83-81-76/315120 Sarah Sturm 86-80-86-78/330T-121 Laura Goodwin 81-82-85-83/331

2006 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS COLuMBuS, OHIO 24th of 24 307-317-310-314/1,248T-59th Jenny Suh 80-74-78-73/305T-83rd Carina Sorenson 74-80-76-80/310T-93rd Laura Goodwin 77-80-76-79/312T-122nd Sarah Sturm 83-83-80-82/328T-122nd Audrey Gale 76-87-82-81/328

1987 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALBuquERquE, N.M. 9th of 17 299-309-304-295/1,207T-12th Mikki Bjuro 79-75-73-69/296T-21st Sofia Gronberg 74-78-76-71/299T-33rd Lois Ledbetter 70-77-77-77/301 Velvet Jones 78-79-78-78/313 Judi Schneider 77-80-79-87/323

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TOp 10 LOW SCORES 18 HOLES

RANK SCORE TOURNAMENT1. 279 2008 Crimson Tide Classic2. 282 2008 Crimson Tide Classic 2008 Cougar Fall Classic4. 284 2009 NCAA East Regional5. 285 2006 Cougar Classic6. 286 2007 Cougar Classic 2008 NGCA Match Play Qualifier8. 287 2007 NCAA East Regionals 2008 UCF Challenge 2009 SEC Championships

TOp 10 LOW SCORES 54 HOLES

RANK SCORE TOURNAMENT1. 861 2008 Crimson Tide Classic2. 863 2008 Cougar Fall Classic3. 866 2009 NCAA East Regional4. 868 2007 NCAA East Regional5. 872 2008 UCF Challenge6. 875 2007 Cougar Classic7. 877 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational8. 878 2009 SEC Championships9. 880 2008 Lady Puerto Rico Classic10. 881 1997 Auburn Lady Tiger Invitational

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSTOp INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS

RD GOLFER YEAR TOURNAMENT65 Kathleen Ekey 2008 Crimson Tide Classic66 Kathleen Ekey 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Sarah Johnston 2000 Legends Shootout67 Courtney Harter 2008 Cougar Fall Classic Courtney Harter 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational Kathryn Cusick 1997 Auburn Tiger Invitational68 Brooke Pancake 2009 NCAA Championships Camilla Lennarth 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Camilla Lennarth 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational Kathleen Ekey 2007 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Jenny Suh 2006 Cougar Classic Darby Sligh 2003 Ross Resorts Invitational Darby Sligh 2001 ACC/SEC Shootout Susan Ladd 1982 Lady Tar Heel Invitational69 Camilla Lennarth 2009 NCAA East Regional Kathleen Ekey 2009 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Kathleen Ekey 2008 Mason Rudolph Championship Camilla Lennarth 2008 Cougar Fall Classic Rhea Nair 2008 UCF Challenge Camilla Lennarth 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Kathleen Ekey 2007 Cougar Classic Jenny Suh 2007 NCAA East Regional Helena Blomberg 2007 SEC Championship Jenny Suh 2006 NCAA East Regional Jenny Suh 2006 LSU/Cleveland Classic Jenny Suh 2006 Mason Rudolph Championship Sarah Sturm 2006 Cougar Classic Jenny Suh 2005 ACC/SEC Challenge Megan George 2004 UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate Sarah Johnston 2001 ACC/SEC Shootout Kathryn Cusick 1997 FIU/Pat Bradley Invitational Kathryn Cusick 1997 LSU/Fairwood Invitational Judi Schneider 1989 Troy State Invitational Mikki Bjuro 1987 NCAA Championships70 Kathleen Ekey 2009 NCAA East Regional

Camilla Lennarth 2009 NCAA East Regional Brooke Pancake 2009 NCAA East Regional Brooke Pancake 2009 SEC Championships Kathleen Ekey 2009 SEC Championships Camilla Lennarth 2008 Mason Rudolph Championship Kathleen Ekey 2008 NGCA Match Play Qualifier Brooke Pancake 2008 Derby Invitational Camilla Lennarth 2008 Cougar Fall Classic Camilla Lennarth 2008 Duramed NCAA Fall Preview Courtney Harter 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Camilla Lennarth 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Helena Blomberg 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Sarah Sturm 2008 Crimson Tide Classic Helena Blomberg 2008 NCAA Central Regional Kathleen Ekey 2007 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Jenny Suh 2007 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Jenny Suh 2006 Liz Murphey Collegiate Jenny Suh 2006 NCAA East Regional Jenny Suh 2006 Mercedes-Benz Invitational Jenny Suh 2006 Mercedes-Benz Invitational Megan George 2005 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic Jenny Suh 2005 Derby Invitational Darby Sligh 2004 Saguaro Cactus Classic Darby Sligh 2003 Liz Murphey Classic Darby Sligh 2003 UA/Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate Darby Sligh 2003 ACC/SEC Challenge Anna Strandberg 2002 Furman Lady Paladin Sarah Johnston 2001 Mason Rudolph Championship Sarah Johnston 1999 Lady Buckeye Invitational Kathryn Cusick 1998 LSU/Fairwood Invitational Kathryn Cusick 1998 Liz Murphey Invitational Kathryn Cusick 1998 SEC Championships Rachael Short 1998 Auburn Invitational Johanna Sward 1995 Liz Murphey Invitational Paige Hoefle 1994 SEC Championships Jill Donaldson 1992 S. Alabama Intercollegiate Sofia Gronberg 1987 NCAA Championships Lois Ledbetter 1987 NCAA Championships Sofia Gronberg 1987 Duke Invitational

TOp 10 SEASON SCORING LEADERS

NAME YEAR TOURN. RDS. STROKES AVG.Kathleen Ekey 2007-08 12 37 2,712 73.30Jenny Suh 2005-06 11 34 2,497 73.44Camilla Lennarth 2008-09 12 33 2,432 73.70Kathleen Ekey 2008-09 12 33 2,433 73.72Jenny Suh 2006-07 11 33 2,438 73.88Brooke Pancake 2008-09 11 31 2,296 74.06Sarah Johnston 2000-01 10 30 2,236 74.53Camilla Lennarth 2007-08 11 34 2,538 74.65Sarah Johnston 2001-02 10 30 2,241 74.70Kathryn Cusick 1997-98 11 34 2,546 74.88

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RECORDSTEAM TOURNAMENT CHAMpIONSHIpS

YEAR TOURNAMENT SCORE1975 AWISA Championship 6731976 Alabama Invitational 3381978 Michigan State Invitational 6261980 Lady Seminole 8881980 LSU Triangular 3201980 Lady Kat 3171987 Lady Gator 302 Lady Hilltopper-Salukis Invitational 598 Duke Invitational 922 Women’s Southern Intercollegiate 9191988 Tide-Tiger Invitational (Fall) 9171989 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 937 Gulf Shores Invitational 9111992 Country Club of Alabama Invitational 9271996 FSU Lady Seminole (Fall) 9121998 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate (Fall) 9042003 Samford Bulldog Intercollegiate 6012004 NCSU Saguaro Cactus Classic 5892005 UA-Ann Rhoads Invitational 9002007 Wildcat Fall Invitational 877 2008 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 880 2008 Crimson Tide Classic 8612009 First Market Bank Intercollegiate 609BREAKDOWNTOURNAMENT WINS: 23MOST IN SEASON: FOUR IN 1987

YEAR-BY-YEAR LOW STROKE LEADERS

YEAR GOLFER ROUNDS STROKES AVG1985 Lois Ledbetter 32 2444 76.41986 Lois Ledbetter 36 2751 76.41987 Sofia Gronberg 21 1584 75.51988 Judi Schneider 32 2561 80.01989 Judi Schneider 33 2514 76.21990 Lynn Bradley 31 2450 79.01991 Leslie Spalding 31 2412 77.81992 Tina Kjellen 27 2131 78.91993 Jill Donaldson 27 2127 78.71994 Jill Donaldson 29 2269 78.21995 Johanna Sward 26 2063 79.41996 Johanna Sward 25 1940 77.61997 Kathryn Cusick 29 2184 75.31998 Kathryn Cusick 34 2546 75.81999 Sarah Johnston 26 1995 76.72000 Paula Carter 24 1863 77.62001 Sarah Johnston 27 1999 74.52002 Sarah Johnston 30 2241 74.72003 Darby Sligh 26 2000 76.92004 Darby Sligh 27 2037 75.4 2005 Megan George 26 2009 77.32006 Jenny Suh 34 2497 73.442007 Jenny Suh 33 2438 73.882008 Kathleen Ekey 37 2,712 73.302009 Camilla Lennarth 33 2,432 73.70

ALL-TIME MEDALISTS

1979PEGGY KIRSCHMichigan State Invitational1980PEGGY KIRSCHLSU TriangularSHELLY BABBLady Seminole1981PEGGY KIRSCHLady Kat Invitational1983SUSAN LADDLady Tar Heel Invitational1984MARY GALLAGHERTroy State Invitational1987MIKKI BJUROLady Gator InvitationalSOFIA GRONBERGLSU InvitationalLady Hilltopper/Saluki 1989JUDI SCHNEIDERTroy State InvitationalSusie Maxwell Berning Classic1990LESLIE SPALDINGNeva McCall Invitational1991LESLIE SPALDINGWomen’s Intercollegiate

1996KATHRYN CUSICKLady Seminole ClassicFIU/Pat Bradley Invitational1997KATHRYN CUSICKAuburn Tiger Invitational2001SARAH JOHNSTONAlabama Capstone Intercollegiate2003DARBY SLIGHUA/Ann Rhoads IntercollegiateRoss Resorts Invitational2004MEGAN GEORGEUA/Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate2005JENNY SUHACC/SEC Challenge2006JENNY SUHMercedes-Benz Collegiate2007JENNY SUHLady Puerto RicoClassic2007COURTNEY HARTERWildcat Fall Invitational2008KATHLEEN EKEYCrimson Tide Classic2009RHEA NAIRFirst Market Bank IntercollegiateKATHLEEN EKEYLiz Murphey Classic

TITLES:24 TITLESMOST TITLES: 3 Peggy KirschKathryn CusickJenny Suh(CAPS INDICATES RECORD LOW)

HOLES-IN-ONE1995 Theres SvedinPrestwick Golf Course2004Audrey GaleThe Raven2008Helena BlombergGinn Reunion Resort2009Courtney HarterCaves Valley Golf Club - NCAA Championships

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

AAkin, Allison 1999-03 Hope, Ark. 3LAllen, Carrie 1991-94 Fort Worth, Texas 4LAndrzejewski, Lisa 2003-07 Orchard Park, N.Y. 3L

BBabb, Shelly 1980-83 Jensen Beach, Fla. 4LBaird, Betty 1979-80 Louisville, Ky. 2LBell, Peggy 1977-80 Southern Pines, N.C. 4LBell, Vanessa 1997-00 Suffolk, England 2LBjuro, Mikki 1984-87 Viken, Sweden 4LBlomberg, Helena 2006-pres. Uppsalla, Sweden 3LBolle, Janet 1979-81 Richmond, Ind. 3LBoozman, Erica 1999-03 Natchitoches, La. 2LBottari, Melissa 1983-85 Chambersburg, Pa. 4LBounds, Dale 1975-78 Meridian, Miss. 4LBouvin, Jenny 1999-03 Kungalv, Sweden 2LBradford, Melissa 1982-85 Nashville, Tenn. 4LBradley, Lynn 1988-91 Huntsville, Ala. 4LBuck, Betty (Palmer) 1978-81 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4LBuersmeyer, Stacy 1994-97 Citronelle 4L(manager)

CCallahan, Courtney 1980 Glenville, Ill. 1LCarter, Paula 1997-2000 Paris, Tenn. 4LCate, Lori 1999 Maryville, Tenn. 1LColeman, Loretta 1983-84 Stamford, Conn. 2LCrawford, Vicki 1983-85 Zephyrhills, Fla. 3LCrum, Cathleen 1979-81 Richmond, Ind. 3LCullen, Carol 1977-80 Birmingham, Ala. 4LCusick, Kathryn 1997-98 Jacksonville, Fla. 2L

DDacumos, Mary 1985-88 Mountain Brook, Ala. 4LDaniel, Jordan 2000-04 Charleston, S.C. 1LDaniel, Kellie 1993-94 Tampa, Fla. 2LDonaldson, Jill 1992-94 Slidell, La. 3LDrinkard, Michelle 1982-85 Cullman, Ala. 4LDunn, Frances 1983-85 Nassau, Bahamas 3L

EEkey, Kathleen 2007-08 Wadsworth, Ohio 2L

FFranklin, Beth 1980-81 Princeton, Ky. 2L

GGale, Audrey 2004-06 Clayton, N.C. 2LGallagher, Mary 1984-85 Midhurst, England 2LGeorge, Megan 2003-05 Plymouth, Minn. 2LGiannini, Cynthia 1983-84 Germantown, Tenn. 2LGoodwin, Laura 2006-09 Birmingham, Ala. 4LGrim, Gigi 1980-81 Laurel, Miss. 2LGronberg, Sofia 1986-87 Falkoping, Sweden 2L

HHall, Maggie 2003-06 Shelbyville, Ky. 3LHamby, Sandy 1990-91 Greenville, S.C. 2LHarter, Courtney 2007-pres. Clearwater, Fla. 2LHeishman, Cheryl 1976 Huntsville, Ala. 1LHelms, Anne 1983-84 Milton, Fla. 2LHill, Ann 1986 LaGrange, Ky. 1LHoefle, Paige 1991-94 Ames, Ind. 4LHuffman, Donna 1980 Memphis, Tenn. 1L

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JJohnson, Julie 1981-84 Chattanooga, Tenn. 4LJohnston, Elizabeth 1997-2000 Benton, La. 3LJohnston, Sarah 1998-2002 Benton, La. 4LJones, Martha (Lang) 1975 Decatur, Ala. 1LJones, Velvet 1984-87 Murray, Ky. 4L

KKernohan, Janine 1981-82 Bowling Green, Ky. 2LKirkham, Laura 1979-80 2LKirsch, Peggy 1978-81 Duluth, Minn. 4LKjellen, Tina 1991-94 Karlstad, Sweden 4L

LLaBelle, Liza 1989-92 Golden Valley, Minn. 4LLadd, Susan 1980-83 Boynton Beach, Fla. 4LLedbetter, Lois 1984-87 Rockville, Md. 4LLennarth, Camilla 2007-pres. Stockholm, Sweden 2LLindsey, Meg 1992-95 Decatur, Ala. 3L Little, Tracy 1990-93 Temple Terrace, Fla. 4LLopez, Maria 1990-92 Ormond Beach, Fla. 2LLowder, Josie 2003 Charleston, S.C. 1LLyle, Denise 1978-80 Louisville, Ky. 3L

MMach, Susan 1978 Marshall, Mo. 1LMalott, Margot 1975 Saginaw, Mich. 1LMcAleer, Shannon 1978 Mobile, Ala. 1LMeyer, Kris 1988-89 Memphis, Tenn. 2LMiddleton, Amy 2003-07 Citronelle, Ala. 4LMiller, Cristy 1995 The Woodlands, Texas 1LMiller, Linda 1978-81 Cumberland, R.I. 4LMilligan, Kelly 1995-97 Laurinburg, N.C. 1LMilner, Melinda 1995 Broken Arrow, Okla. SQMoran, Barbara 1977-80 Richmond, Va. 4L

NNair, Rhea 2006-pres. Dubai, UAE 3L

OO’Hair, Lynn 1984 1LOldacre, Leach 1976-77 Prattville, Ala. 2L

pPancake, Brooke 2009-pres. Chattanooga, Tenn. 1LParish, Dominique 1982 Florence, Ala. 1LParker, Beverly 1975-78 Murray, Ky. 4LPelchar, Julie 1994-98 Sinking Springs, Pa. 3LPrime, Lisa 1979 1LPruitt, Pam 1981-84 Quincy, Ill. 4L

RRead, Amy 1980-82 Olney, Ill. 3LRehling, Mary 1976-79 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4LReynolds, Jane Decatur, Ala. 4L

SSchneider, Judi 1986-89 Helena, Mont. 4LSelman, Kelly 1980 Birmingham, Ala. 1LShelton, Lacy 1998-2002 Ft. Payne, Ala. 3LShort, Rachael 1996-99 Murfreesboro, Tenn. 4LSligh, Darby 2001-05 North Augusta, S.C. 4LSmith, Sharon 1973-75 Milton, Fla. 3LSnellman, Judy 1974-76 Mobile, Ala. 3LSorensen, Carina 2002-06 Norrahammar, Sweden 4LSorensen, Linda 1996-99 Norrahammar, Sweden 4LSpalding, Leslie 1988-91 Billings, Mont. 4LSteffens, Lee 1979-81 Short Hills, N.J. 3LStrandberg, Anna 2001-04 Granna, Sweden 4LStratton, Barrett 1980-81 Pine Bluff, Ark. 2LStubbs, Sheryl 1976-79 Hunstville, Ala. 4LSturm, Sarah 2005-2008 Spartanburg, S.C. 3LSuh, Jenny 2005-07 Fairfax, Va. 2LSvedin, Theres 1996-99 Sundsvall, Sweden 4LSward, Johanna 1994-97 Hammaro, Sweden 4LSykes, Emily 2004-05 Brisbane, Australia 1LSykes, Rebecca 2004-05 Brisbane, Australia 1L

TTatz, Charlaine 1985-86 Scotch Plains, N.J. 2LTedder, Mandy 2000-04 Watkinsville, Ga. 4L

VVanDenburg, Kelley 2008-pres. Brockport, N.Y. 1LVeene, Nora 1981-82 Easthampton, Mass. 2LVescovo, Andrea 1987-90 West Memphis, Ark. 4L

WWenz, Wendy 1977-80 Fargo, N.D. 4LWitzinger, Carol 1982-85 4LWood, Carole 1974 Athens, Ala. 1L

Z Zaruba, Denise 1982-85 Independence, Ohio 4L

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ALL-TIME COACHING YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS YEAR COACH EVENTS TITLES1974-75 Ann Marie Lawler 5 11975-76 Ann Marie Lawler 8 11976-77 Bob Montgomery 5 11977-78 Conrad Rehling 6 01978-79 Conrad Rehling 9 11979-80 Lynn Kurth 11 21980-81 Lynn Kurth 11 11981-82 Lynn Kurth 10 11982-83 Lynn Kurth 9 11983-84 Lynn Kurth 11 11984-85 Dick Spybey 11 01985-86 Dick Spybey 10 01986-87 Dick Spybey 8 41987-88 Dick Spybey 11 01988-89 Betty Palmer 11 31989-90 Betty Palmer 11 01990-91 Betty Palmer 11 01991-92 Betty Palmer 9 11992-93 Betty Palmer 10 01993-94 Betty Palmer 10 01994-95 Betty Palmer 9 01995-96 Betty Palmer 9 01996-97 Betty Palmer 10 11997-98 Betty Palmer 10 01998-99 Betty Palmer 9 11999-2000 Betty Palmer 10 02000-01 Betty Palmer 10 02001-02 Betty Palmer 10 02002-03 Betty Palmer 10 12003-04 Betty Palmer 11 12004-05 Betty Palmer 9 02005-06 Mic Potter 11 12006-07 Mic Potter 11 02007-08 Mic Potter 12 32008-09 Mic Potter 12 1TOTAL 7 COACHES 27

Alabama’s women have had seven golf coaches, six of whom had a connec-tion with the University or state of Alabama.

• Ann Marie Lawler coached in 1974-75 and went on to become the women’s Athletics Director at Alabama. She also served as the Associate Athletics Director for Women’s Sports at the University of Florida.

• Conrad Rehling, the Tide’s first director of golf is honored in the NCAA Golf Coaches’ Hall of Fame, inducted in 1975, a year he led the Alabama men’s team to a third-place finish at nationals.

• Lynn Kurth Schafer, (1980-84), continued her career in the game of golf as a club professional, eventually ending up as the head golf pro at Bent Brook Golf Course in Bessemer. Schafer passed away in August of 2002 after bat-tling cancer.

• Dick Spybey, (1985-88), also coached the Tide men’s program and guided Alabama to consecutive NCAA Men’s Championship appearances in 1992, 1993 and 1994.

• Betty Palmer (1988-2005), not only grew up in Tuscaloosa playing on the University’s course, but lettered at Alabama from 1978-81. Palmer was named the SEC Women’s Golf Coach of the Year in 1993.

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LpGA TOURPeggy Kirsch InactiveLeslie Spalding InactiveJudi Schneider Pavone Inactive

LpGA pLAYERS WHO pLAYED FOR MIC pOTTERAshli Bunch (Furman, 1997) ActiveDiana D’Alessio (Furman, 1997) ActiveJoan Delk (Furman, 1983) InactiveJen Hanna (Furman, 1998) InactiveBrandi Jackson (Furman, 2003) InactiveDenise Killeen (Furman, 1984) InactiveCaroline Peeke (Furman, 1995) InactiveDottie Pepper (Furman, 1987) InactiveSarah Lynn Sargent (Furman, 2004) ActiveSara Anne Timms (Furman, 1985) InactiveMaggie Will (Furman, 1987) Active

FUTURES TOUR Vanessa Bell InactivePaula Carter InactiveLoretta Coleman InactiveKathryn Cusick InactiveMaria Lopez InactiveLinda Sorensen InactiveLeslie Spalding InactiveLois Ledbetter-Vucich InactiveJenny Suh Active

EUROpEAN LADIES TOUR Sofia Gronberg Whittenburg InactiveMikki Bjurro Inactive

LpGA TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS Barb Moran Trammell ActiveJane Reynolds ActiveJanet Bolle Carl Active - Ohio

pGA TOUR pRODUCTIONSLiza LaBelle Raulerson 1994-97 Sweden

STATE AMATEUR CHAMpIONS WHO pLAYED AT ALABAMALinda Miller Rhode Island, 1980Lissa Bradford Tennessee, 1983Lissa Bradford Tennessee, 1985Charlaine Tatz New Jersey, 1985Jill Donaldson Louisiana, 1990Paige Hoefle Iowa, 1994Paula Carter Tennessee, 1997Paula Carter Tennessee, 2000Lacy Shelton Alabama (Stroke), 2000

ALABAMA GOLFERS WHO COMpETED IN U.S. AMATEUR (While at Alabama)Peggy Kirsch 1980Lissa Bradford 1983Melissa Bottari 1983Lois Ledbetter 1983Charlaine Tatz 1983Michele Drinkard 1984Lois Ledbetter 1983, 1985-86Andrea Vescovo 1987Lynn Bradley 1988Liza LaBelle 1990Tracy Little 1990Mandy Tedder 2001Sarah Johnston 2001Darby Sligh 2003Megan George 2004Sarah Sturm 2005Jenny Suh 2005-06Kathleen Ekey 2007-08

UA GOLFERS WHO QUALIFIED FOR pRO TOURNAMENTS (While on UA team)Peggy Kirsch 1980 U.S. OpenLois Ledbetter 1983 Pepsi Women’s OpenLois Ledbetter 1985 U.S. Open Tracy Little 1989 LPGA-USXKathleen Ekey 2008 U.S. OpenKathleen Ekey 2009 U.S. Open JUNIOR NATIONALCHAMpIONS WHO pLAYED AT ALABAMASofia Gronberg 1985

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1974-75 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHOct. 21-22 Lady Seminole Invitational 3rd (643) of 10Feb. 24-25 Miami (Florida) Invitational 4th (658) of 9 Buckeye at Ohio State 3rd (691)Apr. 21-22 AWISA Championship 1st (673) of 5June 18-21 AIAW Championships 7th (1310) of 19 1975-76 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHOct. 13-14 Lady Seminole Invitational 12th (688) of 15Nov. 7-9 Lady Gator Invitational 7th (332) of 15Mar. 15-16 Rollins Invitational 6th (341) of 12Mar. 27-28 Alabama Invitational 1st (338) of 4Apr. 1-3 Lady Paladin Invitational 4th (987) of 11Apr 16-17 Kentucky Invitational 7th (353) of 20May 17-18 Auburn Invitational 2nd (324) of 7June 14-19 AIAW Championships 17th of 37 1976-77 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 20-21 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 5th (651) of 17Oct. 11-13 Lady Seminole Invitational 8th (652) of 16Nov. 11-13 Lady Gator Invitational 10th (1007) of 12Feb. 6-8 Miami (Florida) Invitational Feb. 21-23 Rollins Invitational 5th of 8Mar. 31-Apr. 2 Lady Paladin Invitational Apr. 14-16 Lady Kat Invitational Apr. 29-May 1 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 6th (997) of 14May 15-17 Auburn Invitational June 15-18 AIAW Championships 23rd (1346) of 26 1977-78 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHOct. 9-11 Lady Seminole Invitational 5th (944) of 8Oct. 23-25 Houston Baptist 7th (946) of 13Nov. 14-16 Lady Gator Invitational t9th (992) of 17Mar. 30-31 Lady Paladin Invitational 7th (972) of 24Apr. 14-15 Illini Invitational 2nd (669) of 14Apr. 28-30 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 8th (986) of 18June 14-17 AIAW Championships 20th (972)^ of 26^did not qualify for final round 1978-79 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 11-13 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 10th (968) of 18Sept. 22-23 Michigan State Invitational 1st (626) of 18Oct. 16-18 Lady Seminole 2nd (925) of 16Nov. 17-19 Lady Gator Invitational 6th (936) of 18Jan. 29-30 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 13th (711) of 14Mar. 29-31 Lady Paladin Invitational 3rd (954) of 21Apr. 12-13 Lady Kat Invitational 3rd (653) of 11Apr. 27-29 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 14th (1015) of 24June 13-16 AIAW National Championship 18th (965)^ of 27^did not qualify for final round 1979-80 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 17-19 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 4th (921) of 21Oct. 8-10 Lady Seminole t4th (944) of 15Nov. 2-4 Lady Gator Invitational 10th (968) of 12Feb. 3-5 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 3rd (953) of 12Mar. 7-9 Tide Tiger (LSU) 2nd (632) of 8Mar. 10 LSU Triangular Invitational 1st (320) of 3Mar. 27-29 Lady Paladin Invitational 8th (629) of 23Apr. 14-16 Lady Kat Invitational 1st (317) of 15Apr. 25-27 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 9th (965) of 27Apr. 25-27 AIAW Region 3 Championship 5th (965) of 8June 11-14 AIAW National Championship 18th (947)^ of 28^did not qualify for final round

1980-81 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 15-17 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 8th (955) of 24Sept. 22-24 Lady Seminole 1st (888) of 15Oct. 13-15 Lady Bulldog (UGA) 12th (1023) of 22Nov. 14-16 Lady Gator Invitational 13th (949) of 18Mar. 6-8 Tide Tiger (LSU) 7th (998)/11th of 13Mar. 9 LSU Three team meet 3rd (320) of 3Mar. 26-28 Lady Paladin Invitational 7th (926) of 23Apr. 5-7 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 8th (989) of 13Apr. 13-15 Lady Kat Invitational 3rd (933) of 18Apr. 24-26 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 8th (972) of 18June 17-20 AIAW National Championship 22nd (970)^ of 25^did not qualify for final round 1981-82 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 18-20 Lady Seminole 16th (981) of 17Oct. 4-6 Eagle Scoremaster 10th (954) of 15Oct.30-Nov.1 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 11th (951) of 16Dec. 7-9 Beacon Woods Invitational 6th (976) of 6Feb. 19-21 Lady Trojan (Troy State) 5th (978) of 8Mar. 7 LSU Fairwood Invitational 6th (330) of 12Mar. 25-27 Lady Paladin Invitational t19th (991) of 22Apr. 9-11 Lady Gamecock 5th (933) of 12Apr. 24 Alabama Four-Team 2nd (334) of 4Apr. 30-May 2 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 18th (988) of 18May 14-16 SEC Championships 5th (951) of 6 1982-83 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 26-28 Lady Seminole 12th (927) of 19Oct. 3-5 Taylormade 10th (936) of 16Oct. 11-13 Lady Kat Invitational 9th (965) of 16Oct. 22-24 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 6th (957) of 19Nov. 13-15 Pat Bradley 10th (960) of 15Feb. 11-13 Lady Gator Invitational 11th (650) of 18Feb. 25-27 Lady Trojan (Troy State) 1st (942) of 11Mar. 5-7 LSU Fairwood Invitational 4th (628) of 12Apr. 14-17 Cancelled Classic 4th (969) of 8Apr. 29-May 1 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 9th (951) of 17May 13-15 SEC Championships *didn’t compete due to car accident1983-84NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Julie Johnson 11 33 2,572 77.90Mary Gallagher 7 21 1,683 80.10Mikki Bjuro 7 21 1,690 80.40 Lois Ledbetter 3 9 731 81.20 Pam Pruitt 10 30 2,438 81.20 Lissa Bradford 7 21 1,729 82.30 Denise Zaruba 1 3 249 83.00 Velvet Jones 4 12 1,005 83.70 Melissa Bottari 3 9 760 84.40 Frances Dunn 2 6 508 84.70

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 25-27 Lady Seminole Invitational 11th (944) of 16Oct. 2-4 Carrier at Memphis 7th (936) of 17Nov. 6-8 Seascape 8th (963) of 18Nov. 13-15 Pat Bradley at Florida Intercollegiate 6th (946) of 17Nov. 21-23 Suncoast at South Florida 9th (952) of 15Mar. 2-4 LSU Fairwood Invitational 4th (958) of 12Mar. 11-13 Troy State/Hudson Invitational 1st (930) of 17Mar. 22-24 Lady Paladin Invitational 7th (949) of 18Apr. 15-17 Fall Creek Falls at Memphis 10th (990) of 11Apr. 28-30 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 14th (988) of 17May 11-13 SEC Championships 6th (949) of 6

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1984-85 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 23-25 Lady Seminole Invitational t11th (925) of 18Oct. 7-9 Memphis State 14th (667) of 17Oct. 15-17 Lady Kat Invitational 7th (922) of 17Nov. 3-5 Seascape 9th (636)/ of 18Feb. 22-24 Lady Gator Invitational 10th (936) of 15Mar. 1-3 LSU Lou Besson Invitational 5th (614) of 12Mar. 8-10 Troy State/Hudson Invitational 3rd (919) of 23Mar. 21-23 Lady Paladin Invitational 10th (972) of 23Mar. 29-31 South Carolina Invitational 9th (970) of 14Apr. 26-28 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 8th (950) of 16May 2-4 SEC Championships 5th (934) of 6 1985-86 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Lois Ledbetter 12 36 2,751 76.40Lissa Bradford 11 32 2,491 77.80Mikki Bjuro 9 26 2,042 78.50 Sofia Gronberg 9 26 2,048 78.80Velvet Jones 6 17 1,378 81.10Judi Schneider 5 15 1,232 82.10 Charlaine Tatz 2 6 493 82.20Michelle Drinkard 2 6 500 83.30Julie Johnson 11 33 2,572 77.90

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 20-22 Lady Seminole Invitational 5th (909) of 19Sept. 27-29 Lady Buckeye Invitational 10th (958) of 15Oct. 26-28 Seascape 5th (620) of 15Dec. 1-3 USF Invitational 2nd (938) of 8Feb. 21-23 Lady Gator Invitational 10th (935) of 12Feb. 28-Mar. 2 LSU Fairwood Invitational 4th (962) of 15Mar. 7-9 Troy State/Hudson Invitational 5th (934) of 21Mar. 21-23 Lady Gamecock Classic 5th (932) of 13Apr. 5-7 Duke Invitational 2nd (897) of 12Apr. 25-27 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 2nd (912) of 16May 2-4 SEC Championships 3rd (930) of 7

1986-87 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 26-28 Lady Seminole Invitational 5th (936) of 17Oct. 5-7 Memphis State Invitational 4th (935) of 15Oct. 16-18 Kentucky Invitational 4th (941) of 17Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Tiger Tide Intercollegiate 4th (926) of 17Nov. 17-19 USIU Invitational 7th (937) of 15Feb. 20 Lady Gator Invitational 1st (302) of 12Feb. 27-28 LSU Invitational 4th (623) of 15Mar. 6-8 Troy State Invitational 2nd (623) of 5Mar. 27-28 Lady Hilltopper 1st (584) of 8Apr. 3-5 Duke Invitational 1st (922) of 16Apr. 24-26 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 1st (919) of 17May 8-10 SEC Championships 3rd (916) of 8May 27-29 NCAA Championships 9th (1207) of 17

1987-88NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Judi Schneider 11 32 2,561 80.00 Mary Dacumos 10 29 2,328 80.20Kris Meyer 10 29 2,352 81.10Leslie Spalding 9 26 2,117 81.40 Andrea Vescovo 9 26 2,117 81.40Lynn Bradley 8 24 1,986 82.70

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISH Lady Seminole Invitational 9th (964) of 19Oct. 4-6 Memphis State Invitational T7th (956) of 16Oct. 30-Nov.1 Tiger Tide Invitational 6th (961) of 16 Southern Intercollegiate Fall Classic 8th (1009) of 8Feb. 19-21 Lady Gator Invitational 8th (963) of 12Mar. 4-6 Troy State/Hudson Invitational 3rd (924) of 14Mar. 18-20 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 8th (965) of 15Apr. 8-9 Lady Paladin Invitational 7th (982) of 8Apr. 15-17 South Alabama Invitational 6th (955) of 14Apr. 22-24 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 7th (947) of 16May 5-8 SEC Championships 6th (917) of 9

1988-89 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Judi Schneider 11 33 2,415 76.20 Lynn Bradley 10 30 2,361 78.70 Mary Dacumos 11 33 2,613 79.10 Leslie Spalding 7 21 1,667 79.40 Andrea Vescovo 6 18 1,435 79.70 Kris Meyer 8 24 1,947 81.10 Liza Labelle 4 12 996 83.00

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 16-18 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 7th (950) of 17Oct. 2-4 Memphis State 4th (935) of 17Oct. 13-15 Lady Kat Invitational 3rd (936) of 19Oct. 28-30 Tiger Tide Invitational 1st (917) of 13Jan. 20-21 Okla. St./Guadalajara Intercoll. 7th (961) of 13Feb. 17-19 Lady Gator Invitational 7th (964) of 12Mar. 2-4 Troy State Invitational 3rd (923) of 18Mar. 17-19 LSU Invitational 5th (925) of 14Apr. 3-4 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic 1st (937) of 11Apr. 14-16 Gulf Shores Invitational 1st (911) of 16May 5-7 SEC Championships 5th (937) of 9 1989-90 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Lynn Bradley 11 31 2,450 79.00 Tracy Little 10 28 2,217 79.10 Andrea Vescovo 11 30 2,400 80.00 Leslie Spalding 11 31 2,481 80.00 Liza LaBelle 8 22 1,816 82.50 Maria Lopez 1 2 165 82.50

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 15-17 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 3rd (919) of 16Oct. 1-3 Memphis State Intercollegiate 6th (938) of 15Oct. 12-14 Lady Kat Invitational 6th (958) of 17Oct. 27-29 Tiger Tide Invitational 7th (920) of 20Nov. 12-14 Florida International 10th (981) of 18Jan. 19-20 Okla. St./Guadalajara Intercoll. 11th (970) of 15Feb. 16-18 Lady Gator Invitational 11th (965) of 12Mar. 17-18 LSU/Fairwood Invitational t9th (639) of 14Apr. 6-8 Lady Mustang Invitational t4th (984) of 12Apr. 14-15 Ohio State Invitational 5th (928) of 17May 4-6 SEC Championships 6th (644) of 9

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1990-91 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Leslie Spalding 11 31 2,412 77.80 Tracy Little 11 31 2,435 78.50 Lynn Bradley 11 31 2,449 79.00 Paige Hoefle 6 17 1,391 81.80 Sandy Hamby 4 11 903 82.00 Tina Kjellen 5 14 1,157 82.60 Liza LaBelle 8 21 1,747 83.10 Carrie Allen 2 6 501 83.50 Maria Lopez 2 6 509 84.80

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 23-25 Neva McCall/UA Intercollegiate 2nd (967) of 8Sept. 30-Oct. 2 True Temper MWIC 3rd (926) of 15Oct. 11-13 Lady Kat Invitational 2nd (627) of 15Nov. 2-4 Tiger Tide Invitational 5th (944) of 19Feb. 15-17 Lady Gator Invitational 10th (983) of 12Mar. 1-3 Auburn Invitational 3rd (629) of 8Mar. 15-17 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 5th (943) of 13Apr. 5-7 Lady Mustang Invitational 6th (946) of 12Apr. 19-21 South Alabama Championship 4th (937) of 18Apr. 26-28 Southern Intercollegiate Championship 5th (958) of 13May 3-5 SEC Championships 2nd (942) of 10 1991-92 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Tina Kjellen 9 27 2,131 78.90 Tracy Little 9 26 2,071 79.70 Paige Hoefle 9 27 2,163 80.10 Jill Donaldson 6 18 1,451 80.60 Carrie Allen 9 27 2,180 80.70 Liza LaBelle 7 20 1,643 82.10

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 29-Oct. 1 True Temper MWIC 3rd (946) of 14Oct. 6-8 Neva McCall/UA Intercoll. 2nd (968) of 9Nov. 1-3 Tiger Tide Intercollegiate 9th (990) of 15Feb. 6-8 C.C. of Alabama Invitational 1st (927) of 10Mar. 20-22 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 4th (947) of 16Apr. 5-7 Lady Mustang Invitational 11th (978) of 12Apr. 17-19 Southern Intercollegiate Invit. 6th (948) of 17Apr. 24-26 South Alabama Invitational 3rd (926) of 13May 8-10 SEC Championships 5th (928) of 10 1992-93 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Jill Donaldson 10 27 2,127 78.70 Kellie Daniels 5 15 1,203 80.20 Tina Kjellen 10 28 2,257 80.60 Carrie Allen 9 25 2,033 81.30 Tracy Little 8 22 1,804 82.00 Paige Hoefle 8 22 1,806 82.00Meg Lindsey 2 6 523 87.10

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 27-29 True Temper MWIC 2nd (958) of 17Oct. 9-11 Lady Kat Invitational 6th (939) of 18Oct. 29-Nov. 1 Tiger Tide Intercollegiate 2nd (918) of 20Nov. 13-15 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate 12th (1011) of 15Feb. 12-14 Lady Gator Invitational 6th (978) of 12Mar. 19-21 Lady Fairwood Invitational T8th (641) of 17Mar. 26-28 Lady Gamecock Classic 10th (948) of 18Apr. 16-18 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 9th (973) of 19Apr. 30-May 2 SEC Championships 9th (638) of 11May 13-15 NCAA East Regional 17th (950) of 18

1993-94 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Jill Donaldson 10 29 2,269 78.24 Paige Hoefle 10 29 2,280 78.62 Carrie Allen 10 29 2,309 79.62 Tina Kjellen 10 27 2,171 80.40 Meg Lindsey 5 15 1,219 81.27 Johanna Sward 4 12 985 82.08 Kellie Daniel 1 2 175 87.50

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 17-19 Lady Seminole Invitational 4th (911) of 15Oct. 3-5 True Temper MWIC 2nd (938) of 16Oct. 29-31 Tiger Tide Intercollegiate 10th (651) of 20Nov. 12-14 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate 8th (973) of 16Mar. 4-6 Jostens Invitational 9th (982) of 13Mar. 25-27 Lady Gamecock Classic 4th (915) of 14Apr. 8-10 South Florida Invitational 5th (946) of 21Apr. 15 17 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 6th (952) of 20Apr. 29-May 1 SEC Championships 2nd (900) of 11May 12-14 NCAA East Regional 13th (964) of 19

1994-95 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Johanna Sward 9 26 2,063 79.35 Meg Lindsey 7 20 1,639 81.95 Kelly Milligan 7 18 1,554 86.33 Stacy Buersmeyer 7 20 1,686 84.30 Julie Pelchar 9 26 2,206 84.85 Cristy Miller 6 17 1,472 86.58

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 23-25 Auburn Lady Tiger 10th (660)* of 12Oct. 21-23 Lady Paladin Invitational 21st (981) of 23Nov. 4-6 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate 12th (975) of 12Nov. 11-13 National Collegiate Invitational 21st (1030) of 22March 3-5 SunBank Lady Gator Invitational 13th (1004) of 13March 17-19 LSU-Fairwood Invitational 9th (964) of 15March 24-26 Lady Gamecock Classic 15th (984) of 15April 14-16 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 12th (971) of 15April 21-23 SEC Championships 11th (1010) of 11 1995-96 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Johanna Sward 9 25 1,940 77.60 Julie Pelchar 9 25 1,988 79.52 Theres Svedin 9 25 2,002 80.08 Linda Sorensen 9 24 1,951 81.29 Rachael Short 9 25 2,064 82.56

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 22-24 Auburn Lady Tiger 4th (621) of 12Sept. 29 Oct. 1 UNC Lady Tarheel t14th (947) of 18Oct. 20-22 Furman Lady Paladin 18th (959) of 23Nov. 3-5 Cudone Invitational 11th (961) of 15Mar. 1-3 Florida Lady Gator 10th (950) of 13Mar. 15-17 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 7th (941) of 18Mar. 22-24 USC Lady Gamecock 10th (950) of 17Apr. 12-14 Georgia Liz Murphey 16th (977) of 22Apr. 19-21 SEC Championships 10th (641) of 12

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1996-97 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Kathryn Cusick 10 29 2,184 75.31 Theres Svedin 10 29 2,268 78.20 Linda Sorensen 9 26 2,060 79.23 Rachael Short 9 26 2,081 80.03 Johanna Sward 10 29 2,345 80.86 Julie Pelchar 2 6 510 85.00

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 13-15 FSU Lady Seminole 1st (912) of 19Sept. 20-22 Auburn Lady Tiger 8th (622) of 12Oct. 18-20 Furman Lady Paladin 8th (926) of 21Nov. 8-10 FIU/Pat Bradley Invitational 2nd (914)* of 15Mar. 1-2 Florida Lady Gator 10th (944) of 15Mar. 14 16 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 4th (933) of 13Mar. 21-23 USC Lady Gamecock 9th (926) of 15Apr. 11-13 Women’s Southern Intercollegiate 11th (949) of 19Apr. 18-20 SEC Championships 7th (929) of 12May 8-10 NCAA East Regional 14th (971) of 19 1997-98 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Kathryn Cusick 11 34 2,546 74.88 Theres Svedin 10 29 2,272 78.34 Linda Sorensen 10 30 2,363 78.76 Rachael Short 10 30 2,381 79.36 Paula Carter 9 27 2,158 79.93 Julie Pelchar 1 3 240 80.00 Elizabeth Johnston 2 6 509 84.83

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 19-21 Auburn Lady Tiger 3rd (881) of 12Sept. 26-28 Mercedes-Benz Invitational 10th (944) of 17Oct. 17-19 Furman Lady Paladin 8th (918) of 21Oct. 26-28 Memphis Intercollegiate 4th (954) of 15Feb. 27-Mar. 1 Florida Lady Gator t10th (921) of 19Mar. 13-15 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 4th (914) of 15Mar. 24-26 Rainbow Wahine Invitational 9th (938) of 20Apr. 10-12 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic t5th (930) of 17Apr. 17-19 SEC Championships 3rd (902) of 12May 7-9 NCAA East Regional t15th (938) of 19 1998-99 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Sarah Johnston 10 26 1,995 76.73 Theres Svedin 9 23 1,799 78.21Paula Carter 8 21 1,678 79.90 Rachael Short 9 22 1,758 79.91 Linda Sorensen 4 11 887 80.64 Lacy Shelton 7 18 1,464 81.33 Vanessa Bell 1 2 174 87.00

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 18-20 Seminole Classic 10th (908) of 21Sept. 25-27 Auburn Tiger Invitational t2nd (594) of 12Oct. 16-18 Mercedes-Benz Invitational 6th (926) of 16Nov. 1-3 Memphis Intercollegiate 1st (904) of 15Feb. 26-28 Florida Lady Gator 14th (645) of 19Mar. 12-14 LSU/Fairwood Invitational 11th (660) of 18Mar. 26-28 Lady Gamecock Invitational 14th (649) of 16Apr. 2-4 Liz Murphey Invitational 12th (955) of 18Apr. 16-18 SEC Championships 9th (951) of 12

1999-2000 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Paula Carter 8 24 1,863 77.63 Sarah Johnston 10 29 2,255 77.76 Vanessa Bell 9 27 2,174 80.52 Erica Boozman 3 9 745 82.78 Lori Cate 4 12 994 82.83 Jenny Bouvin 7 21 1,749 83.29 Lacy Shelton 8 24 2,012 83.83 Elizabeth Johnston 3 9 763 84.77

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 20-21 Auburn Tiger Invitational 7th (925) of 13Oct. 2-3 Lady Buckeye Invitational 2nd (924) of 12Oct. 15-17 Mercedes-Benz Invitational 16th (981) of 17Nov. 8-9 Palmetto Intercollegiate 11th (931) of 19Feb. 25-27 Lady Gator Invitational 6th (927) of 15Mar. 10-12 Casa de Campo Intercollegiate 8th (977) of 11Mar. 17-19 Lady Gamecock Invitational 8th (956) of 11Mar.31-Apr. 2 Liz Murphey Classic 11th (936) of 17Apr. 7-9 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 11th (975) of 12Apr. 21-23 SEC Championships 12th (976) of 12 2000-01 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Sarah Johnston 10 30 2,236 74.53 Paula Carter 10 30 2,266 75.53 Anna Strandberg 9 27 2,121 78.56 Lacy Shelton 3 9 715 79.44 Allison Akin 9 27 2,170 80.32 Mandy Tedder 8 24 1,954 81.42 Erica Boozman 3 9 755 83.89

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 8-10 Auburn Tiger Invitational 6th (930) of 12Sep. 29-Oct. 1 Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout 3rd (919) of 12Oct. 9-10 Legends Shoot-Out 11th (907) of 15Nov. 6-8 Pine Needles Invitational 4th (906) of 12Feb. 23-25 Lady Gator Invitational 6th (907) of 17Mar. 16-18 Lady Gamecock Invitational 6th (946) of 11Mar.30-Apr. 1 Liz Murphey Classic 6th (936) of 18Apr. 6-8 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 4th (894) of 11Apr. 20-22 SEC Championships 7th (905) of 12May 10-12 NCAA Central Regional 15th (965) of 21 2001-02 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Sarah Johnston 10 30 2,241 74.70 Anna Strandberg 8 24 1,908 79.50 Darby Sligh 9 27 2,153 79.74 Mandy Tedder 10 30 2,437 81.23 Erica Boozman 8 24 1,957 81.54 Allison Akin 3 8 662 82.75 Jenny Bouvin 4 12 1,002 83.50 Lacy Shelton 3 9 773 85.89

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 17-18 Mason Rudolph Championship 4th (899) of 14Sep. 28-30 Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout 7th (929) of 11Oct. 12-14 Mercedes-Benz Invitational 14th (963) of 14Oct. 26-28 Capstone Intercollegiate 8th (989) of 17Feb. 22-24 Lady Gator Invitational 13th (955) of 15Mar. 15-17 Lady Gamecock Invitational 15th (950) of 15Mar. 22-24 Liz Murphey Classic t10th (932) of 18Apr. 5-7 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic t7th (924) of 13Apr. 19-21 SEC Championships 7th (918) of 12May 9-11 NCAA East Regional 19th (924) of 21

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2002-03 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Darby Sligh 10 26 2,000 76.92 Jenny Bouvin 10 26 2,062 79.31 Carina Sorensen 8 20 1,606 80.30 Anna Strandberg 9 25 2,016 80.64 Mandy Tedder 8 20 1,635 81.75 Allison Akin 6 15 1,232 82.13 Jordan Daniel 1 3 249 83.00

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 13-15 Lady Kat Invitational 11th (646) of 16Sep. 27-29 Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout 12th (932) of 12Oct. 18-20 Mercedes-Benz Invitational t14th (981) of 15Oct. 25-27 Furman Lady Paladin 10th (916) of 16Nov. 1-3 The Landfall Tradition 12th (958) of 12Feb. 9-10 Tulane Intercollegiate 7th (946) of 9Mar. 14-16 Lady Gamecock Classic t11th (320) of 15Mar. 24-25 Samford Bulldog Intercollegiate 1st (601) of 17Apr. 4-6 Liz Murphey Classic 15th (937) of 17Apr. 18-20 SEC Championships 12th (983) of 12 2003-04 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Darby Sligh 10 27 2,037 75.44 Megan George 11 30 2,323 77.43 Amy Middleton 11 30 2,344 78.13 Carina Sorensen 10 28 2,243 80.11 Anna Strandberg 3 7 570 81.43Mandy Tedder 11 30 2,459 81.97 Josie Lowder 3 8 663 82.88Jordan Daniel 1 2 171 85.50Lisa Andrzejewski 1 2 185 92.50Maggie Hall 1 2 207 103.50

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 21-23 UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 4th (622) of 12Oct. 19-21 Mercedes-Benz Invitational 14th (928) of 17Oct. 24-26 ACC/SEC Challenge 7th (610) of 11Nov. 3-4 Ross Resorts Invitational T2nd (916) of 12Feb. 9-10 Tulane Intercollegiate 5th (953) of 9Feb. 22-24 Saguaro Cactus Classic 1st (589) of 7Mar. 5-7 LSU-Cleveland Golf Classic 6th (926) of 17Mar. 12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic 8th (947) of 11Mar. 26-28 Liz Murphey Classic 17th (935) of 18Apr. 16-18 SEC Championships 10th (913) of 12May 6-8 NCAA East Regional 18th (961) of 21 2004-05 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Megan George 9 26 2,009 77.27 Audrey Gale 9 26 2,058 79.15 Carina Sorensen 8 23 1,835 79.78 Rebecca Sykes 3 8 646 80.75 Emily Sykes 7 20 1,628 81.40 Amy Middleton 7 23 1,634 81.70 Darby Sligh 3 6 492 82.00 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 21-23 UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 3rd (615) of 14Oct. 8-10 Mercedes-Benz Championship t12th (928) of 16Oct. 17-19 Lady Razorback Invitational 11th (949) of 19Oct. 29-31 Chrysler ACC/SEC Challenge 16th (943) of 16Feb. 20-22 Papa John’s Collegiate 11th (945) of 12Mar. 12-14 Lady Gamecock Classic 12th (1002) of 12Mar. 18-20 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 14th (932) of 16Mar. 25-27 Liz Murphey Collegiate 17th (956) of 18Apr. 15-17 SEC Championship 10th (933) of 12

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2005-06 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Jenny Suh 11 34 2,497 73.44 Amy Middleton 1 3 233 77.67Sarah Sturm 11 34 2,642 77.71 Carina Sorenson 11 34 2,643 77.74 Taylor Bunnell 1 3 237 79.00 Laura Goodwin 11 34 2,686 79.00 Audrey Gale 11 34 2,699 79.38 Lisa Andrzejewski 1 3 282 94.00

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 18-20 UA-Ann Rhoads Invitational 1st (900) of 16Oct. 21-23 Mercedes-Benz Championship 14th (917) of 14Oct. 28-30 Chrysler ACC/SEC Challenge 3rd (911) of 7Nov. 4-6 Derby Invitational 9th (912) of 17Feb. 19-21 Papa John’s Collegiate 7th (914) of 12March 3-5 LSU/Cleveland Classic 5th (901) of 18March 11-12 Lady Gator Invitational 4th (902) of 14March 24-26 Liz Murphey Collegiate 12th (940) of 18April 14-16 SEC Championship 9th (908) of 12May 11-13 NCAA East Regional 8th (887) of 21May 23-26 NCAA Championship 24th (1238) of 24 2006-07 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Jenny Suh 11 33 2,438 73.88Helena Blomberg 11 33 2,534 76.79Sarah Sturm 11 33 2,538 76.91Laura Goodwin 11 33 2,570 77.88Rhea Nair 10 30 2,357 78.57Amy Middleton 2 6 476 79.33

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 11-12 Cougar Classic 5th (887) of 18Sept. 15-17 Mason Rudolph Championship 14th (911) of 15Oct. 13-15 Mercedes-Benz Championship 12th (924) of 14Oct. 28-29 Derby Invitational 2nd (606) of 17Feb. 23-25 Puerto Rico Invitational 9th (904) of 16March 5-6 UCF Invitational t8th (922) of 13March 16-18 LSU/Cleveland Classic 5th (899) of 21March 23-25 Liz Murphey Collegiate 4th (898) of 18April 20-22 SEC Championship 5th (893) of 12May 10-12 NCAA East Regional 7th (868) of 21May 23-24 NCAA Championship 23rd (1263) of 24 2007-08 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Kathleen Ekey 12 37 2,712 73.30 Camilla Lennarth 11 34 2,538 74.65 Rhea Nair 8 23 1,725 75.00 Helena Blomberg 9 28 2,104 75.14 Courtney Harter 10 31 2,362 76.19 Sarah Sturm 12 37 2,833 76.57 Laura Goodwin 7 21 1,616 76.95Kelley VanDenburg 1 3 253 84.33

DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 9-11 Cougar Classic 3rd (875) of 20 Sept. 29-Oct. 1 Wildcat Fall Invitational 1st (877) of 14 Oct. 12-14 Mercedes-Benz Championships 10th (889) of 16Oct. 26-28 UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate 7th (905) of 18Feb. 24-26 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 1st (880) of 18 Mar. 9-11 UCF Challenge 6th (872) of 18Mar. 14-16 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic 5th (897) of 17 Mar. 21-23 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 3rd (912) of 18 Apr. 4-6 Crimson Tide Classic 1st (861) of 12 Apr. 18-20 SEC Women’s Championship 7th (921) of 12 May 8-10 NCAA Central Regional 6th (896) of 21 May 20-23 NCAA Women’s Championship 12th (1215) of 24

2008-09 NAME TOuRN. ROuNDS STROkES AVERAGE Camilla Lennarth 12 33 2,432 73.70 Kathleen Ekey 12 33 2,433 73.72 Brooke Pancake 11 31 2,296 74.06 Helena Bromberg 9 23 1,755 76.30 Laura Goodwin 4 10 771 77.10 Courtney Harter 10 29 2,247 77.48Rhea Nair 7 19 1,488 78.32 DATE TOuRNAMENT uA FINISHSept. 7-8 Duramed NCAA Fall Preview 5th (886) of 15Sept. 14-16 Cougar Fall Classic 2nd (863) of 22Sept. 26-28 Mason Rudolph Championship 7th (883) of 17Oct. 24-26 Derby Invitational 3rd (892) of 17Nov. 2-4 Hooter’s Match Play Qualifier 3rd (579) of 16March 8-10 UCF Challenge 14th (885) of 18March 21-22 First Market Bank Intercollegiate 1st (609) of 22March 27-29 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic t2nd (302) of 18April 6-7 Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational 4th (918) of 16April 17-19 SEC Championship t2nd (878) of 12May 7-9 NCAA East Regional 2nd (886) of 21 May 19-22 NCAA Championships 11th (1,217) of 24

HELENA BLOMBERG

RHEA NAIR

COuRTNEy HARTER

BROOkE PANCAkE

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