2011-12 women's golf yearbook

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Banbury Golf Club

Warm Springs Golf Course

Falcon Crest Golf Club

Boise Ranch Golf Club

Plantation Country Club

Crane Creek Country Club

SpurWing Country Club

2 Roster & Quick Facts

4 2011-12 Schedule

5 Golf Indoor Practice Facility

7 Meet the Broncos

8 Staff Profi les

12 Student-Athlete Profi les

28 Program Honors

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Program Records

Fall Recap

WOMEN’S GOLF YEARBOOK 1Table of Contents

2 INTRODUCTION BOISE STATERoster and Quick Facts

NAME YR. EXP. HOMETOWN (SCHOOL / COLLEGE) Emma Dahlqvist JR 2L Jonkoping, Sweden (Per Brahegymnasiet)

Michelle Gooding RS-JR 2L Wilder, Idaho (Greenleaf Friends Academy)

Lori Harper JR 2L Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa HS)

Jennifer Henningsson JR 2L Stockholm, Sweden (Walthers Gymnasium)

Jenna Leurquin SO 1L Waterloo, Belgium (Cardinal Mercier)

Maria Santisteban SR 3L Tampico, Mexico (ITESM)

Katie Somers SR 3L Issaquah, Wash. (Mount Si HS)

Hayley Young JR 2L Honolulu, Hawaii (Mid-Pacifi c Institute)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Nicole Bird (Centenary College, 2000: Fifth Year)

Assistant Coach: Dave Bartels (Boise State, 1994: Second Year)

Emma DahlqvistJonkoping, Sweden

Michelle GoodingWilder, Idaho

Lori HarperManhatten Beach, Calif.

Jennifer HenningssonStockholm, Sweden

Jenna LeurquinWaterloo, Belgium

Maria SantistebanTampico, Mexico

Katie SomersIssaquah, Wash.

Hayley YoungHonolulu, Hawaii

Nicole BirdHead Coach

Dave BartelsAssistant Coach

WOMEN’S GOLF INTRODUCTION 3Team Photo

HOST LOGO DATE RESULT TOURNAMENT GOLF COURSE (PAR) LOCATION HOST SCHOOL

9/12-13 T17953 (+89)

Circling Raven Invitational

Circling Raven Golf Course(Par 72) Worley, Idaho Gonzaga

9/16 1299 (+11)

Duel vs. College of Idaho

River Bend Golf Course(Par 72) Wilder, Idaho College of Idaho

9/26-27 T6934 (+70)

Rose City Collegiate

Langdon Farms Golf Club(Par 72) Aurora, Ore. Oregon State /

Portland State

10/10-12 12914 (+50)

Prices “Give`Em Five”Collegiate

NMSU Golf Course(Par 72) Las Cruces, N.M. New Mexico State

10/24-25 9947 (+95)

Memphis FallInvitational

Ridgeway Country Club(Par 71) Memphis, Tenn. Memphis

WINTER BREAK

3/12-13 Fresno State LexusClassic

Copper River Country Club(Par 72) Fresno, Calif. Fresno State

3/26-27 Anteater Invitational Dove Canyon Country Club(Par 71) Dove Canyon, Calif. UC Irvine

3/31 Duel Vs. Idaho State

BanBury Golf Club(Par 72) Meridian, Idaho Boise State

4/9-11 Cowgirl Classic Ocotillo Golf Resort(Par 72) Chandler, Ariz. Wyoming

4/20-22 MW Championships Wigwam Resort(Par 72) Glendale, Ariz. Mountain West

5/10-12 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA NCAA

5/23-26 NCAA Championships Vanderbilt Legends Club(Par 72) Franklin, Tenn. NCAA & Vanderbilt

4 INTRODUCTION BOISE STATESchedule

The Boise State Golf Indoor Practice Facility provides the men’s and women’s golf team members with an on-campus site to practice and improve their game.

The indoor facility, which is located beneath Bronco Stadium, allows the student-athletes a convenient place to practice around their class schedules and travel arrangements. The practice facility features video equipment for players to record their swings so they my be broken down and analyzed via swing video. The indoor facility also provides an alternative practice site on cooler days.

The Boise State University men’s and women’s golf teams would like to thank all the sponsors that made our

indoor practice facility possible including;

Rich and Patsy Fedrizzi

The Boise State University men’s and women’s golf teamswould like to thank all the sponsors that made our

indoor practice facility possible including;

Rich and Patsy Fedrizzi

WOMEN’S GOLF GOLF FACILITY 5Indoor Practice

6 GOLF FACILITY BOISE STATEIndoor Practice

BRONCO PROFILESBRONCO PROFILES ● STAFF BIOS

● PLAYER BIOS

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 7Profiles

8 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEHead Coach’s Profile

Nicole Bird is entering her fi fth season as the head coach of the Boise State women’s golf team.

The team has shown marked improvement since her arrival prior to the 2007-08 season, winning their fi rst tournament title in nearly nine years. The victory in the 2008 Bronco Fall Invitational was the fi rst for Boise State since the 1999-2000 campaign.

Boise State’s fourth-place effort at the 2011 Western Athletic Conference Championships is tied for the third-best team fi nish at a conference tournament in school history, and Bird’s Broncos will try to improve on that as the team heads into the Mountain West for 2011-12.

On the course, Iris Ocariza earned the Broncos’ fi rst all-conference accolade in three seasons, garnering second-team honors in 2009. Her scoring average of 76.7 that season was the third-lowest in school history, and her six top-25 fi nishes in 2008-09 are tied for the sixth-most in school history.

Hayley Young earned second-team All-WAC accolades following the 2010-11 season, posting six top-25 fi nishes – tied for the sixth-most in school history – and recording four top-10 efforts, tied for the second-most by a Bronco all-time. Her scoring average of 75.8 is the lowest in school history.

In the classroom, the Broncos have combined for eight Academic All-WAC selections and

three NGCA All-American Scholars.

Bird joined Boise State after spending fi ve seasons as an assistant coach at TCU. Her duties as assistant coach included aiding in recruiting, organizing day-to-day operations of the program and helping lead team practices and workouts.

The Horned Frogs posted fi ve-straight NCAA Championships appearances and registered fi ve regular-season tournament victories during Bird’s tenure. The 2007 team won the MW Championship, and the program produced three All-America honorees in Catherine Matranga, Valentine Derrey and Brooke Tull. She also helped coach nine NGCA All-America Scholars, one Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American and nine all-conference honorees.

Bird served as the assistant tournament director for the 2004 Conference-USA Women’s Golf Championships, as an intern with the American Junior Golf Association and as the AJGA’s Manager of Tournament Administration.

A native of Edmond, Okla., Bird attended Western New Mexico University from 1996-98 before transferring to Centenary (1998-2000), where she graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in communication and professional writing.

She and husband Steve were married during the summer of 2011.

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 9Head Coach’s Profile

Assistant Coach

Tenure: Second Season

Hometown: Boise, Idaho

Alma Mater : Boise State, 1994

Dave Bartels is entering his second year as an assistant coach with the Broncos after joining the program Jan. 10, 2011.

Bartels serves as the program’s swing coach, assists in the daily mentoring of the Broncos and helps in recruiting. In his fi rst season with the team, the Broncos tied their best league fi nish as a member of the Western Athletic Conference.

Professionally, Bartels is a 12-year member of the Rocky Mountain Section of the PGA. He has been one of the leading golf instructors in the Treasure Valley for the last 11 years, based out of Eagle Hills in Eagle.

Bartels is a native of Boise, attending Borah High School and graduating from Boise State in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in social science.

Dave and wife Becky live in Boise.

10 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEAssistant Coach’s Profile

The Juniors

The Sophomore

The Seniors

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 11Class Photos

12 FACES OF THE BRONCOS BOISE STATEProfile

BOISE STATE CAREERSENIOR (FALL 2011): One of three Broncos to play in each of the team’s five fall events…tied for medalist honors in the Broncos’ dual against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16)…fired a career-best even-par 72 at the event…best tournament finish of the fall season came at the Memphis Fall Invitational (Oct. 24-25), where she carded a three-round total of 243 (+30; 80-83-80) to finish 48th…scoring average of 81.15 through 13 rounds during the fall season.JUNIOR (2010-11): Competed in four events for the Broncos, including the Western Athletic Conference Championships…averaged 82.0 strokes and 10.5-over-par during eight rounds on the season…counted 2-of-6 (.33) rounds on the season…finished 30th at the league tournament with a three-round total of 242 (+29)…season-low 78 (+6) came during the third round of the Circling Raven Collegiate.SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Competed in three tournaments during the year...played in seven rounds, averaging 81.9 strokes and 10-over-par per round…six (.860) of her rounds counted towards team score…top tournament score was a 236 (+20) at the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate, including a season-best score of 4-over 76 in the first round.FRESHMAN (2008-09): Played in three tournaments during her collegiate debut…first action for Boise State was in the Bronco Fall Invitational, where she fired a 15-over 159 for 36 holes…played in eight rounds, averaging 84.5 shots and 12.5-over-par…top result was a tie for 35th at the Bronco Fall Invitational…best 54-hole score was a 39-over 255 in the Mountain View Collegiate…best score was a 78 (+6) in the second round of the Bronco Fall Invite.

AMATEUR COMPETITIONRanked the No. 5 junior golfer in Mexico prior to coming to Boise State…notched three top-10 finishes on the Texas Junior Golf Tour in 2007...garnered a second-place finish at the TJGT Redstone Invitational and a third-place finish at the TJGT Red River Challenge her senior year...competed in several national junior golf tournaments in the US...finished 27th out of 110 participants at the Optimist International...placed second at the 2007 Mexican Junior Golf Association Tour Championship....captured the CPT Canyon Springs Collegiate Open in San Antonio, Texas, during summer 2010...fired a 1-over 217 (74-71-72) at the event.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERFirst golfer from her hometown to earn a scholarship to play in the United States.

MAJOR - Communication

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252008-09 3 8 676 84.50 78 0 02009-10 3 7 573 81.86 76 0 02010-11 4 8 656 82.00 78 0 02011-12 5 13 1,055 81.15 72 0 0TOTALS 15 36 2,960 82.22 72 0 0

WOMEN’S GOLF FACES OF THE BRONCOS 13Profile

BOISE STATE CAREERSENIOR (FALL 2011): Played in three of Boise State’s five events during the fall season…best tournament finish of the fall came at the Circling Raven Collegiate (Sept. 12-14), where she tied for 59th with a three-round total of 239 (+23; 77-82-80)…season-low single-round score of 76 (+4) came in the final round of the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate (Oct. 12)…scoring average of 79.71 through seven rounds during the fall season.JUNIOR (2010-11): Played in eight events for the Broncos…averaged 81.2 strokes and 9.3-over-par in 18 rounds on the season…counted 11-of-18 (.611) rounds toward the team score…posted two rounds of par-or-better, including a career-low 70 (-2) in the third round of the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate…best finish of the season came at the Rose City Collegiate where she tied for 47th with a three-round total of 237 (+21).SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Competed in three tournaments during the season…played seven rounds, averaging 80.7 strokes and 9.7-over-par...4.5 (.643) of her rounds counted toward the team total…top tournament score was a career-low 222 (+12) at the Challenge at Onion Creek…score led the Broncos at the event...top 18-hole score was a 2-over 72 in the second round at Onion Creek.FRESHMAN (2008-09): Played in five tournaments during her debut season…first action as a Bronco was in the Northwest Dodge Dealers Inland Cup, where she fired a 259 (+46)...played in 13 rounds, averaging 84.4 shots and 12.6-over-par…four (.308) rounds counted toward team score…top result was a tie for 30th at the Bronco Fall Invitational, carding a 13-over 157…best 54-hole tournament score was 34-over 250 at the Heather Farr Memorial Invitational…best 18-hole score was six-over 78 in the second round of the Bronco Fall Invite.

AMATEUR COMPETITIONPlaced second in the Washington Junior Golf State Championship in 2005 and 2007…qualified for the Junior World Golf Championships in July 2007...qualified for the BIG I Junior Classic National Finals in 2007...finished seventh at the Dropping Junior in 2007.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERFour-year letterwinner was team captain all four years…earned first-team all-conference honors all four years…named Player of the Year as a freshman…notched a 10th-place finish at the Washington High School State Golf Championships as a sophomore.

MAJOR – Communication

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252008-09 5 13 1,097 84.39 78 0 02009-10 3 7 565 80.71 72 0 02010-11 8 18 1,462 81.22 70 0 02011-12 3 7 558 79.71 76 0 0TOTALS 19 45 3,682 81.82 70 0 0


BOISE STATE CAREERRS JUNIOR (2011-12): Competed in four events for the Broncos during the fall season…best tournament finish came at the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 26-27), where she tied for 55th with a three-round total of 246 (+30; 84-82-80)…also finished fifth while playing as an individual at the College of Idaho Duel (Sept. 16), shooting 75 (+3)…round was the lowest of the season…averaged 83.40 through 10 rounds during the fall season…Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Vice President for the 2011-12 academic year…ASBSU Student-Athlete Delegate for 2011-12.RS SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Competed in each of the Broncos’ 12 tournaments on the season…averaged 79.9 strokes and 8.5-over-par during 28 rounds…counted 22.5-of-27 (.833) rounds on the season…recorded her first-career top-25 finish at the Western Athletic Conference Championships…carded a three-round total of 236 (+23), finishing tied for 24th…career-best 54-hole tournament score came at the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate, where she posted a 13-over 229…also set a career low with a third-round 74 (+2) at the Rose City Collegiatate…named Academic All-Western Athletic Conference.SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Played in three of four tournaments during the fall semester before missing the spring due to injury...played nine rounds, averaging 80.1 strokes and 8.8-over-par per round…6-of-9 (.667) rounds counted towards team score…top result was a tie for 27th at the Giustina Memorial Classic, carding a season-best 23-over 239...top round was a 4-over 76 on the final 18 at the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate…named Academic All-WAC.FRESHMAN (2008-09): Played in one tournament during her debut season with the Broncos…first action for Boise State was at the Bronco Fall Invitational...played two rounds, averaging 82 strokes and 10-over-par per round…top result was a tie for 49th at the Bronco Fall Invitational, where she carded a 20-over 164 on 36 holes…best-single round of the season was a 7-over 79.

AMATEUR CAREERDuring summer 2011, finished runner-up at the IGA Women’s State Match Play and third at the McCall Women’s Amateur…fired a final-round 4-under 69 at McCall.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERGraduated as class valedictorian...team captain senior season…named first-team all-state all four years... earned first-team all-league her freshman season...named Female Athlete of the Year in 2007 and 2008...was named to the all-area spring team for golf during junior and senior seasons…garnered all-state and all-conference academic honors all four years…conference basketball and volleyball player of the year as both a junior and senior…earned four letters each in golf, basketball and volleyball in addition to one in track as a junior...holds numerous school records in both basketball and volleyball…served as ASB President senior year and FCA President...class representative as a sophomore and junior...member of the National Honor Society, social committee and honor roll.

MAJOR – Pre-Med Studies w/ Biology Option

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252008-09 1 2 164 82.00 79 0 02009-10 3 9 721 80.11 78 0 02010-11 12 28 2,238 79.93 74 0 12011-12 4 10 834 83.40 75 0 0


BOISE STATE CAREERJUNIOR (FALL 2011): Competed in one event for the Broncos during the fall season, playing as an individual in Boise State’s duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16)…shot 83 (+11) at the River Bend Golf Course in Wilder, Idaho.SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Competed in two events for the Broncos, a dual against the College of Idaho and a dual against Idaho State...averaged 89.0 strokes and 17.5-over-per per round.FRESHMAN (2009-10): Competed in three tournaments during her collegiate debut…first action for Boise State was at the Washington State Inland Cup, where she recorded a three-round 264 (+48)...played in seven rounds, averaging 85.7 strokes and 13.9-over-par per round…counted two rounds on the season…best tournament score was a 245 (+29) at the Fresno State Lexus Classic, recording career-best score of 6-over 78 in the second round.

PREP CAREERFinished third at the JC-Marwin Cup in 2009…also took third at the Skandia Tour Riks No.7 in 2006…was the runner-up at the Skandia Tour Regional No. 5 in 2008…also took fourth at the Skandia Tour Riks No. 6 in Stockholm in 2008.


YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252009-10 3 7 600 85.71 78 0 02010-11 2 2 178 89.00 84 0 02011-12 1 1 83 83.00 83 0 0TOTALS 6 10 861 86.10 78 0 0


BOISE STATE CAREERJUNIOR (FALL 2011): One of three golfers to appear in each of Boise State’s five fall events…recorded two top-25 tournament finishes to open the season, giving her three-straight dating back to last season’s Western Athletic Conference Championships…finished tied for 24th at the Circling Raven Collegiate (Sept. 12-14) with a three-round total of 233 (+17; 75-80-78)…followed with a tie for 13th at the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 26-27) with a 54-hole total of 229 (+13; 75-77-77)…finished one stroke back of a fourth-straight top 25, finishing tied for 27th with a three-round 224 (+8; 79-73-72) at the Price’s “Give’Em Five” Intercollegiate (Oct. 10-12)…final-round score tied her career low…posted a ninth-place effort at the Broncos’ duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16) with an 81 (+9)…averaged 77.31 through 13 rounds during the fall season, second-best on the team.SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Competed in each of the Broncos’ 12 tournaments on the season…averaged 79.8 strokes and 8.0-over-par during 28 rounds…counted 24-of-28 (.857) rounds on the season…recorded her first-career top-25 finish with a tie for 11th at the WAC Championships…posted a career-low 54-hole total of 226 (+13) at the event…opening-round 72 (+1) at the league tournament was a career low...named WAC All-Academic and NGCA All-American Scholar.FRESHMAN (2009-10): Played in nine of Boise State’s 10 tournaments during her collegiate debut...first action as a Bronco was at the Washington State Inland Cup, where she recorded a three-round total of 245 (+29)...played in 25 rounds, averaging 80.7 strokes and 9.1-over-par…18.5 (74 pct.) of her rounds counted towards team score…top tournament score was a 233 (+23) at the Challenge at Onion Creek in Austin, Texas...top score was a 5-over 75 in the second round of the Challenge at Onion Creek…named Academic All-WAC and NGCA All-American Scholar.

AMATEUR COMPETITIONPlaced in the top 10 twice in her career at the California Women’s Amateur Championships…won the Future College World Tour Championship in 2009.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERFour-year letterwinner and team captain for her junior and senior seasons…four-time first-team all-league honoree during her prep career… two-time team MVP…four-time recipient of the Academic Athlete Award.

MAJOR – Political Science w/ International Relations Emphasis

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252009-10 9 25 2,018 80.72 75 0 02010-11 12 28 2,234 79.79 72 0 12011-12 5 13 1,005 77.31 72 0 2TOTALS 26 66 5,257 79.65 72 0 3


BOISE STATE CAREERJUNIOR (FALL 2011): Competed in one event for the Broncos during the fall season, playing as an individual in Boise State’s duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16)…shot 85 (+13) at the River Bend Golf Course in Wilder, Idaho.SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Played in five events for the Broncos…averaged 83.1 strokes and 11.3-over-par during nine rounds…counted 4.5-of-8 (.563) rounds on the season…career-low 76 (+5) came in the second round of the Memphis Fall Invitational...also posted her best finish of the season at the event, finishing tied for 32nd with a 36-hole total of 160 (+18)...named WAC All-Academic and NGCA All-American Scholar.FRESHMAN (2009-10): Played in seven of Boise State’s 10 tournaments during her debut season...first action as a Bronco was at the Washington State Inland Cup, where she fired a three-round total of 252 (+36)...played in 19 rounds, averaging 81.3 strokes and 9.5-over-par…12.5 (.658) of her rounds counted towards team score…posted her first-career top-25 finish at the Western Athletic Conference Championships…carded a career-best three-round score of 238 (+25) at the league tournament...top score was a 5-over 77 in the second round of the Baylor Invitational.

PREP CAREERTook the title at the Skandia Tour Regional No. 5 at Ingarö in 2009…placed eighth in three other tournaments in the summer of 2009…also took fourth at the Skandia Tour Regional No. 1.


YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252009-10 7 19 1,544 81.26 77 0 12010-11 5 9 748 83.11 76 0 02011-12 1 1 85 85.00 85 0 0TOTALS 13 29 2,377 81.97 76 0 1


BOISE STATE CAREERJUNIOR (FALL 2011): One of three Broncos to appear in each of the team’s five fall events…finished in the top 25 during three of the tournaments, and missed a fourth by one stroke…tied for medalist honors at the Broncos’ duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16), carding an even-par 72…began the season by tying for 18th at the Circling Raven Collegiate (Sept. 12-14) with a three-round total of 232 (+16; 76-75-81)…followed with a tie for fourth at the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 26-27), the second-best finish of her Bronco career…carded an 8-over 224 (75-77-72) at the event, earning a fourth-straight top-25 finish dating back to last season…final-round even-par 72 tied for the lowest score of the day…finished one stroke back of a fifth-straight top 25, finishing tied for 27th at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Invitational (Oct. 10-12)…final-round 1-under 71 at the event tied her career low…tied for 19th at the Memphis Fall Invitational (Oct. 24-25) with a 54-hole total of 233 (+20; 78-78-77)…now has 10-career top-25 finishes, tied for ninth-most in school history…five-career top-10 finishes ranks tied for seventh all-time at Boise State…scoring average of 75.77 through 13 rounds during the fall season led the team.SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Competed in 11 of the Broncos’ 12 tournaments…scoring average of 75.8 led the team and helped her earn second-team All-Western Athletic Conference honors…averaged 7.2-over-par in 25 rounds…counted 23.5-of-25 (.940) of her rounds toward the team score…was the Broncos’ best finisher in all but two of the events she competed in…recorded six top-25 finishes on the season, including four top 10s…best finish of the season came at the Memphis Fall Invitational, where she tied for third with a 36-hole total of 150 (+8)…a tie for fifth the following week at the Cal Poly/Lamkin Grip Invitational gave her back-to-back top 10s…recorded a 36-hole total of 152 (+6)…also finished tied for seventh at the Rose City Collegiate with a 54-hole total of 222 (+6)…effort marked a career low for a three-round tournament…fourth top-10 finish came at the Western Athletic Conference Championships, where she tied for ninth…recorded a 225 (+12) at the three-round league tournament…tied for 11th at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic with a 7-over 223, her second-lowest total for a 54-hole event…opened her season with a tie for 14th at the Circling Raven Collegiate, posting a three-round total of 227 (+11)…carded two rounds of par-or-better, tying her career low with a single-round 71 (-1) in the second round of the Cowgirl Classic…recorded an even-par 72 in the third round of the Rose City.FRESHMAN (2009-10): Played in nine of the Broncos’ 10 tournaments during her collegiate debut...first action as a Bronco came at the Washington State Inland Cup where she carded a 240 (+24) to tie for 29th...played in 25 rounds, averaging 78.8 strokes and 7.2-over-par…19.5 (.780) of her rounds counted towards the team total…top result was a 17th-place finish at the WAC Championships, posting a 236 (+23)...top tournament score was a 231 (+15) at the Northern Migration Invitational…also recorded an 18-hole best 1-under 71 in the first round of the NMI.

AMATEUR COMPETITIONFinished eighth in the 2007 American Junior Golf Association Future Legends Tournament…took second at the 2007 Hawaii State Women’s Stroke Play Championship…won the 2005 Mayor’s Cup Women’s Division…named America’s Most Improved Junior Golfer by Golf Digest in May 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREERFour-year letterwinner in golf…placed fifth at the Hawaii State Championship in 2008...voted team MVP her sophomore, junior and senior seasons.

MAJOR – Health Science Studies w/ General Health Emphasis

YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252009-10 9 25 1,970 78.80 71 0 12010-11 11 24 1,820 75.83 71 4 62011-12 5 13 985 75.77 71 1 3TOTALS 25 62 4,775 77.02 71 5 10


BOISE STATE CAREERSOPHOMORE (FALL 2011): Played in four of Boise State’s fall tournaments…recorded her first-career top-25 tournament finish in the fall finale, the Memphis Fall Invitational (Oct. 24-25)…carded a three-round total of 235 (+22; 82-77-76) at the event to finish in a tie for 23rd…finished tied for fifth in Boise State’s duel against the College of Idaho (Sept. 16) with a 75 (+3)…averaged 77.90 through 10 round during the fall season, third-best on the team.FRESHMAN (2010-11): Competed in each of Boise State’s 12 events during her collegiate debut…averaged 78.8 strokes per round, ranking second on the team…averaged 6.7-over-par in 28 rounds…counted 23-of-28 (.821) rounds toward the team score…posted a season-best tie for 30th at both the Memphis Fall Invitational and the Fresno State Lexus Classic…posted a 234 (+18) at Fresno State, including a season-low third-round score of 72 (E)…36-hole total of 159 (+17) at Memphis…season-low 54-hole total of 230 (+14) came at the Price’s Give ‘Em Five Collegiate...named NGCA All-American Scholar.

PREP COMPETITIONPlaced fourth at the 2010 Grand Prix de Belle Dune in France...placed 4th at the 2010 U18 Ethias Juniors...won the 2010 U18 Prix Florence Descampe...placed 19th at the 2010 National Ladies Stroke Play with a 329 over four rounds...runner-up at the 2010 Antwerp Juniors Open carding a 9-over 155...placed 12th at the 2010 Federal Tour - Grand Final Ladies tournament with a 11-over 155...was seeded 15th at the 2010 National Match Play Championship at the Royal Golf Club of Belgium.


YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW TOP 10 TOP 252010-11 12 27 2,127 78.78 72 0 02011-12 4 10 779 77.90 75 0 1TOTALS 16 37 2,906 78.54 72 0 1


BRONCO HISTORYBRONCO HISTORY ● PROGRAM HONORS

● PROGRAM RECORDS

28 BRONCO HISTORY BOISE STATEHonors and Records

NCAA Regional Individual Selection2000 Acey Erlandson

WAC All-Conference2003 Marie Beasley Second Team2005 Ashley Hogg Second Team2006 Katie Street Second Team2009 Iris Ocariza Second Team2011 Hayley Young Second Team

Big West All-Conference1997 Becky Lee Second Team Keri Neely Second Team1999 Jamie Jou Second Team2000 Acey Erlandson First Team2001 Marie Beasley First Team

Big Sky All-Conference1993 Teri McCarron Nicole Morrison Shawna Seiber1994 Teri McCarron1995 Becky Lee

KATIE STREET2006 All-WAC

IRIS OCARIZA2009 All-WAC

WOMEN’S GOLF BRONCO HISTORY 29Honors

Best Conference Championship Finish – Team1. 1st/7 1993-94 Big Sky2. 3rd/4 2001-02 Big West3. 4th/6 1998-99 Big West 4th/7 2002-03 WAC 4th/7 2010-11 WAC

Best Conference Championship Finish – Individual1. 1st Shawna Seiber 1993-94 242 Big Sky2. T3rd Marie Beasley 2002-03 228 (+12) WAC3. T4th Mandi Hedberg 2005-06 229 (+13) WAC4. T5th Teri McCarron 1993-94 251 Big Sky T5th Teri McCarron 1994-95 242 Big Sky

Conference Championship Score(Single Round)70 (-2) Mandi Hedberg Coyote Creek Country Club San Jose, Calif. - April 25, 200670 (-2) Lindsey Shean Sunnyside Golf Course Fresno, Calif. - April 21-23, 2008

Conference Championship Score(Three Rounds)225 (+9) Iris Ocariza 74-75-76; Wolf Run Golf Course Reno, Nev. - April 20-22, 2009225 (+12) Hayley Young 76-74-75; Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Ariz. - April 14-17, 2011

Conference Championship Team Score(Single Round)302 (+18) WAC Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Ariz. - April 17, 2011

Conference Championship Team Total916 (+52) WAC Wolf Run Golf Course Reno,Nev. - April 20-22, 2009

Three-Round Tournament Score216 Ashley Hogg Anteater Invitational (73-74-69) Irvine, Calif. - March 15-16, 2005

Two-Round Tournament Score146 Jamie Jou 2000 Bronco Spring Invitational (71-75) Eagle, Idaho - Oct. 16-17, 2000

Highest GolfWeek Team RankingNo. 25 Nov. 3, 1993

Single Round Team Score294 Bobcat Desert Classic Second Round Goodyear, Ariz. - March 9, 2004

Three-Round Team Score896 Heather Farr Invitational Denver, Colo. - Sept. 29-30, 2008

Tournament Wins – Team1992-93 Bronco Spring Invitational1993-94 Big Sky Championships1999-00 Portland Invitational ISU Bengal Classic2008-09 Bronco Fall Invitational

Season Scoring Average (Minimum 15 Rounds)1. 75.8 Hayley Young 2010-112. 76.0 Ashley Hogg 2004-053. 76.3 Jenny Judd 2004-054. 76.7 Iris Ocariza 2008-095. 76.8 Katie Street 2004-056. 77.1 Katie Street 2006-077. 77.2 Nikki Olson 2007-088. 77.3 Iris Ocariza 2009-109. 77.4 Marie Beasley 2002-0310. 77.6 Mandi Hedberg 2006-07 77.6 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 77.6 Katie Street 2005-06

Tournament Wins – Individual1992-93 Shawna Seiber Bronco Spring Invitational1993-94 Shawna Seiber Big Sky Championship1994-95 Nicole Morrison Idaho Invitational1995-96 Merrilyn Gibbs Idaho Invitational Merrilyn Gibbs Bronco Spring Invitational1999-00 Acey Erlandson Portland Invitational Acey Erlandson ISU Bengal Classic2001-02 Marie Beasley ISU Bengal Classic2004-05 Ashley Hogg Anteater Invitational2005-06 Katie Street Wolf Pack Invitational

Lowest Round69 Marie Beasley 2001 ISU Bengal Classic First Round Jenny Judd 2004 Bronco Invitational First Round Ashley Hogg 2005 Anteater Invitational Third Round Iris Ocariza 2007 Baja Invitational First Round Iris Ocariza 2008 Heather Farr Invitational

Career Top 10 Finishes1. 11 Marie Beasley 1999-20032. 7 Nicole Morrison 1992-97 7 Ashley Hogg 2002-054. 6 Jamie Jou 1998-2001 6 Jenny Judd 2001-05 6 Katie Street 2006-077. 5 Shawna Seiber 1992-94 5 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 5 Hayley Young 2009-Present10. 4 Teri McCarron 1993-95 4 Jennifer Hedberg 2001-05

Season Top 10 Finishes1. 5 Acey Erlandson 1999-20002. 4 Nicole Morrison 1994-95 4 Marie Beasley 2000-01 4 Marie Beasley 2002-03 4 Jennifer Hedberg 2003-04 4 Ashley Hogg 2004-05 4 Hayley Young 2010-118. 3 Nine Golfers Tied

Career Top 25 Finishes1. 21 Katie Street 2006-072. 20 Marie Beasley 1999-20033. 18 Iris Ocariza 2006-104. 17 Jennifer Hedberg 2001-055. 16 Daniela Wall-Thompson 1992-956. 15 Ashley Hogg 2002-05 15 Jenny Judd 2001-058. 12 Nicole Morrison 1992-979. 10 Becky Lee 1995-99 10 Jamie Jou 1998-2001 10 Hayley Young 2009-Present

Season Top 25 Finishes1. 8 Daniela Wall-Thompson 1994-952. 7 Acey Erlandson 1999-2000 7 Jennifer Hedberg 2003-04 7 Jenny Judd 2004-05 7 Katie Street 2004-056. 6 Marie Beasley 2000-01 6 Ashley Hogg 2003-04 6 Ashley Hogg 2004-05 6 Katie Street 2005-06 6 Iris Ocariza 2008-09 6 Hayley Young 2010-11

30 BRONCO HISTORY BOISE STATERecords

BRONCO FALL REVIEWBRONCO FALL REVIEW ● CIRCLING RAVEN COLLEGIATE

● DUEL vs. COLLEGE OF IDAHO

● ROSE CITY COLLEGIATE

● PRICE’S “GIVE `EM FIVE” COLLEGIATE

● MEMPHIS FALL INVITATIONAL

WOMEN’S GOLF BRONCO FALL REVIEW 31

WOMEN’S GOLF FALL REVIEW 32Tournament One Recap

Day Two Recap...WORLEY, Idaho – Boise State women’s golf juniors Hayley Young and Lori Harper posted top-25 fi nishes at the Circling Raven Collegiate Invitational Sept. 13, the fi rst tournament of the 2011-12 season.

Young fi nished tied for 18th in the 116-player fi eld. Her three-round total of 232 (76-75-81, +16) at the par-72, 6,111-yard Circling Raven Golf Course was just three strokes back of the top 10. The tournament effort marked her eighth-career top-25 fi nish, and her third-straight dating back to the fi nal two tournaments of last season.

Harper posted a three-round total of 233 (75-80-78, +17), fi nishing in a tie for 24th – her second-career top-25 effort.

Day One Recap...WORLEY, Idaho – Boise State junior women’s golfer Hayley Young was tied for eighth place after the opening rounds of play at the season-opening Circling Raven Collegiate Invitational Sept. 12, and fellow junior Lori Harper was tied for 22nd.

Young posted fi rst- and second-round scores of 76 (+4) and 75 (+3), respectively, en route to a 36-hole total of 151 (+7) at the par-72, 6,111-yard Circling Raven Golf Course. She was two strokes back of the top fi ve.

A second-team all-conference performer last season, Young entered Tuesday’s fi nal round looking for her fi fth-career top-10 fi nish.

Harper posted a two-round total of 155 (+11; 75-80) in her fi rst event of the season, and was be looking for a second-straight top-25 fi nish after tying for 11th at last year’s conference championships. Her opening-round 75 (+3) was tied for the second-lowest round of her career.

“We had three solid rounds in the morning,” Boise State head coach Nicole Harris Bird said. “We just needed a fourth and fi fth, and we would be right in there.

“We struggled a bit in the afternoon – the wind got the best of us and we made too many bogeys. All the scores are pretty close though, so a strong fi nal round will allow us to make up ground. That is our goal for Tuesday.”

The Broncos were tied for 13th place in the 22-school fi eld after posting a two-round team score of 634 (+58). The Broncos, tied with Sacramento State and Northern Arizona, were just seven strokes back of the top 10.

Senior Katie Somers was just four strokes back of the top 25 with a 159 (+15, 77-82).

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos were Michelle Gooding (88-82—170, +26) and Maria Santisteban (87-83—170, +26).

Young, Harper Finish in Top 25 at Circling Raven Invitational“Hayley and Lori both had solid starts,” Boise State head coach Nicole Harris Bird said. “As for the team fi nish, we have some things to work on before our next event. We’ll make some improvements by Friday’s match, and then we’ll work really hard before Portland State. Our goal is to get better each tournament.”

The Broncos fi nished tied for 17th as a team with a 953 (315-319-319, +89), 15 strokes back of the top 10.

Rounding out the Bronco contingent were senior Katie Somers (77-82-80—239, +23), senior Maria Santisteban (87-83-80—250, +34) and redshirt junior Michelle Gooding (88-82-91—261, +45).

33 FALL REVIEW BOISE STATETournament Two Recap

Boise State Takes Down College of IdahoDay One Recap...WILDER, Idaho - The Boise State women’s golf team defeated the College of Idaho, 299-310 at the par-72 River Bend Golf Course, Sept. 16.

Senior Maria Santisteban and junior Hayley Young fi nished in a tie for fi rst, carding an even-par 72.

Jenna Leurquin and Katie Sorners submitted the Broncos’ fi nal two counting scores, posting rounds of 75 and 80, respectively.

The Boise State squad was rounded out by Lori Harper who tallied an 81.

Michelle Gooding, Emma Dahlqvist and Jennifer Henningsson each competed as individuals, fi nishing at 75, 83 and 85, respectively.

River Bend Golf CourseWilder, IdahoPar-72, 6,000 yards

Boise State: T1. Hayley Young (35-37-72); T1. Hayley Young (38-34-72); T5. Jenna Leurquin (40-35-75); 8. Katie Sorners (41-39-80); 9. Lori Harper (42-39-81)

College of Idaho: 3. Baylee Borchers (34-39-72); 4. Trish Gibbens (39-35-74); 7. Melissa Clausen (38-40-78); T11. Jocelyn Cracroft (42-43-85); 13. Reagan Sanford (42-44-86)

Individuals (Boise State): T5. Michelle Gooding (36-39-75); 10. Emma Dahlqvist (42-41-83); 11. Jennifer Henningsson (41-44-85)

WOMEN’S GOLF FALL REVIEW 34Tournament Three Recap

Young Shoots up Leaderboard in Final Round of Rose City CollegiateDay One Recap...AURORA, Ore. – The Boise State women’s golf team was in sixth place after the fi rst two rounds of the 14-team Rose City Collegiate Sept. 26, led by juniors Lori Harper and Hayley Young.

Young and Harper were each tied for 10th place with two-round totals of 152 (+8), following damp conditions during round one and strong winds in the second round at the par-72, 6,080-yard Langdon Farms Golf Club.

The duo was only two strokes back of third place, and had the Broncos in sixth place as a team. Boise State recorded a two-round total of 627 (+51), and entering Tuesday’s fi nal round just eight strokes back of the top three.

Sophomore Jenna Leurquin was tied for 31st with a 36-hole total of 158 (+57), and senior Maria Santisteban and redshirt junior Michelle Gooding were each tied for 60th with scores of 166 (+65).

Day Two Recap...AURORA, Ore. – Boise State junior women’s golfer Hayley Young tied for the lowest fi nal-round score at the 14-team Rose City Collegiate Sept. 27, moving into a tie for fourth place and helping the Broncos fi nish tied for sixth place as a team.

“We played much better this week, despite some really tough conditions with the wind and rain,” Boise State head coach Nicole Harris Bird said. “I’m pleased with the improvements we made from the fi rst tournament and the lower scores. We look to be even better in New Mexico!”

Young entered the fi nal round tied for 10th place, but posted her lowest tournament round of the season – an even-par 72 – to move into a tie for fourth place with a 54-hole total of 224 (+8). She fi nished just four strokes back of the tournament medalist, claiming her fourth-straight top-25 fi nish and the second-best fi nish of her career.

Young also posted an even-par 72 at last week’s duel with

College of Idaho.

Junior Lori Harper posted her second top-25 effort in as many tournaments, carding a three-round total of 229 (+13) to earn a tie for 13th.

Boise State fi nished tied for sixth as a team with a three-round total of 934 (+70). The fi nish is the best for the Broncos with at least 10 teams participating since the squad fi nished fi fth at the 18-team Memphis Fall Invitational, Oct. 25-26, 2010.

Sophomore Jenna Leurquin tied for 28th with a 236 (+20), just four strokes back of the top 25.

Rounding out the Bronco contingent were redshirt junior Michelle Gooding (246; +30) and senior Maria Santisteban (249; +33).

35 FALL REVIEW BOISE STATETournament Four Recap

Broncos Post Successful Final at Round Price’s Give`Em FiveDay One Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Boise State junior women’s golfer Hayley Young was tied for 16th after the opening round of the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate, Oct. 10.

Young carded a fi rst-round 73 (+1) at the par-72, 6,258-yard New Mexico State University Golf Course, and will enter Tuesday’s second round just one stroke back of the top 10.

Young was 3-over-par on the front nine, but rebounded with a 2-under 34 on the back. She recorded 14 pars during her round.

The Broncos were in 15th as a team after posting an opening-round total of 314 (+26).

Junior Lori Harper carded a 79 (+7), seniors Katie Somers and Maria Santisteban each shot 81 (+9) and sophomore Jenna Leurquin rounded out the Bronco contingent with an 82 (+10).

Day Two Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The Boise State women’s golf team improved on its fi rst-round score, moving up the leaderboard on the second day of the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate, Oct. 11.

The Broncos posted a second-round total of 305 (+17), improving by nine strokes from day one and moving into 13th place with a total of 619 (+43).

Junior Lori Harper led the way for Boise State during the second round, posting a 1-over-par 73. Her two-round total of 152 (+8) was the lowest for the Broncos entering Wednesday’s fi nal round. She was tied for 38th, just three strokes back of the top 25.

Sitting just one stroke back of Harper was fellow junior Hayley Young, who has carded a 36-hole total of 153 (+9).

Rounding out the scoring for the Broncos were sophomore Jenna Leurquin (157, +13), senior Maria Santisteban (158, +14) and senior Katie Somers (163, +19).

Day Three Recap...LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The Boise State women’s golf team continued its improvement throughout the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate, posting its best score of the tournament in the fi nal round, Oct. 12.

The Broncos’ third-round 295 (+7) was tied for the fourth-lowest of the fi nal day in the 15-team tournament fi eld, and moved the team ahead one more position into 12th place. Boise State fi nished with a three-round total of 914 (+50) at the par-72, 6,258-yard New Mexico State University Golf Course.

“We played great today,” head coach Nicole Harris Bird said. “We have some work to do on how we start because our fi rst round really put us behind the 8-ball. But we learned a lot about attitude and were able to come back with some really solid rounds to make up ground. With one tournament left this fall, our goal is to play well for 54 holes as a team. We are going to fi nish strong!”

Leading the way for the Broncos were juniors Hayley Young and Lori Harper, who posted fi nal-round scores of 71 (-1) and 72 (E), respectively. For both Young and Harper, the fi nal-round totals were the lowest single-round scores of the season, and tied career lows.

The duo fi nished tied for 27th with three-round totals of 224 (+8), just one stroke back of the top 25.

Rounding out the scoring for Boise State were sophomore Jenna Leurquin (233, +17), senior Katie Somers (239, +23) and senior Maria Santisteban (241, +25).

Broncos Conclude Fall Season at Memphis Fall InvitationalDay One Recap...MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Boise State women’s golf team concluded the fi rst round of play at the Memphis Fall Invitational in eighth place Oct. 24, with junior Lori Harper leading the way in a tie for ninth individually.

Due to heavy fog in the Memphis area, the start of the tournament was delayed, and the second round continued until darkness. Play was scheduled to resume in the morning.

Harper posted a 4-over-par 75 at the par-71, 6,150-yard Ridgeway Country Club, and was only one stroke back of six individuals tied for third place. Michele Nash of Butler led the event after the opening round with a 2-under 69.

Fellow junior Hayley Young was in a tie for 20th after posting an opening-round 78 (+7).

After missing the top 25 by a mere stroke at the Price’s “Give ‘Em Five” Intercollegiate, both Harper and Young were looking to return to the top 25 for the third time in four tournaments this fall season.

The Broncos’ fi rst-round score of 315 was good for eighth place, just four strokes back of the top fi ve.

Rounding out the fi rst-round scoring for the Broncos were senior Maria Santisteban (80, +9), sophomore Jenna Leurquin (82, +11) and redshirt junior Michelle Gooding (86, +15).

Day Two Recap...MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Boise State women’s golf team concluded its fall season with a ninth-place fi nish at the Memphis Fall Invitational, Oct. 25. Junior Hayley Young and sophomore Jenna Leurquin each posted top-25 fi nishes to lead the Broncos.

The tournament was delayed due to fog Monday, forcing the teams to conclude their second rounds Tuesday morning.

Young carded a 233 (+20) to fi nish tied for 19th, her third top-25 fi nish in four fall season tournaments. Young now has 10 career top-25 fi nishes, tied for ninth-most in school history.

36 FALL REVIEW BOISE STATETournament Five Recap

Leurquin ascended the leaderboard following a fi nal-round 76 (+5), fi nishing in a tie for 23rd. The effort marked her fi rst-career top-25 fi nish.

The Broncos posted a team score of 947 (+95), once again saving their lowest round of the tournament for the last day (314).

Rounding out the scoring for Boise State were junior Lori Harper (238 (+25), senior Maria Santisteban (243, +30) and redshirt junior Michelle Gooding (252, +39).

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