2012-2013 lsu women's golf media guide

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2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 W O M E N ’ S G O L F M E D I A G U I D E LSU

NAME CL. EXP. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Elise Bradley Fr. HS Mandeville, La. (Mandeville HS)Nadine Dreher Fr. HS Vienna, Austria (De La Salle Schule Strebersdorf)Lindsay Gahm Jr. 1L Louisville, Ky. (Sacred Heart Academy/Indiana)Katrina Hegge Sr. 1L Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Prep High School/San Francisco)Ali Lucas Jr. TR Crowley, La. (Notre Dame HS/UL-Monroe)Madelene Sagstrom So. 1L Enkoping, Sweden (Ljungbyheds Gymnasieskola)

HEAD COACH: Karen Bahnsen (LSU’ 84), 29th year at LSUASSISTANT COACH: Alexis Rather (LSU’ 08), 3rd year at LSU

NAME HEIGHT

Katrina Hegge 5-10Madelene Sagstrom 5-9Elise Bradley 5-8Nadine Dreher 5-8Lindsay Gahm 5-5Ali Lucas 5-2

KENTUCKY (1)LOUISVILLELindsay Gahm

LOUISIANA (2)CROWLEYAli Lucas

MANDEVILLEElise Bradley

WASHINGTON (1)SEATTLEKatrina Hegge

AUSTRIA (1)VIENNANadine Dreher

SWEDEN (1)ENKOPINGMadeline Sagstrom

SENIORSKatrine Hegge

JUNIORSLindsay GahmAli Lucas

SOPHOMORESMadelene Sagstrom

FRESHMANElise BradleyNadine Dreher

ROSTER BY HEIGHT ROSTER BY CLASS ROSTER BY HOMETOWN

ROSTER

WOMEN’S GOLF

ROSTERLSU WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM 2012-2013

2 0 1 2 - 2 0 1 3 W O M E N ’ S G O L F M E D I A G U I D E2 LSU

INTRO TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Lady Tiger Roster2 Table of Contents/Quick Facts3 Schedule/Tournament Teams4 Season Preview 6 LSU Head Coach Karen Bahnsen11 Assistant Coach Alexis Rather12 Support Staff14 Golfer Profiles23 Season Review25 2011-12 Tournament Results/Statistics28 SEC Championship

32 SEC Schools33 NCAA Championships37 Year-by-Year Results43 Team/Individual Tournament Wins44 School Records46 All-Americans/Scholar Athletes47 League Honors48 Letterwinners49 LSU Players in the Pros50 LSU Golf Classic52 The Univeristy Club/Course Layout

59 University Club Records60 Campus Life61 Campus Apartments62 Cox Communications Academic Center64 Athletic Training65 Strength and Conditioning66 LSU Interim President/Chancellor67 LSU Vice-Chancellor, AD68 Bilyeu Golf Practice Facility

UNIVERSITYLocation: ............................................................................. Baton.Rouge,.La.Founded:...................................................................................................1860Enrollment:............................................................................................ 28,771Nickname:........................................................... Fighting.Tigers,.Lady.TigersColors:....................................................Purple.(PMS.268),.Gold.(PMS.123)Mascot:.................................................................Mike.VI.(live.Bengal.tiger)Interim President/Chancellor: ..................................... Dr..William.JenkinsChancellor:.....................................................................Dr..Michael.V..MartinFaculty Representative:.................................................... Dr..Bill.DeMastes

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENTVice-Chancellor/AD:........................................................................ Joe.AllevaAssoc. Vice-Chancellor/Sr. Assoc. AD:....................................Herb.VincentSr. Associate AD..................................................................... Verge.AusberrySr. Associate AD/Business:........................................................Mark.EwingSr. Assoc. AD/Student Services, SWA:...................................Miriam.SegarSr. Assoc. AD/Compliance & Planning: ..................................Bo.BahnsenSr. Assoc. AD/Facility & Grounds: ................................ Ronnie.HaliburtonSr. Assoc. AD/Operations, Project Development.: ............... Eddie.NunezAssistant AD/Facilities & Project Development: .............Emmitt.DavidAssociate AD/SID: ............................................................ Michael.BonnetteAssistant AD/Ticket Manager: .......................................... Brian.BroussardAssistant AD/Marketing: ............................................... Matthew.Shanklin

WOMEN’S GOLFHead Coach: ...........................................................................Karen.BahnsenAlma Mater:....................................................................................... LSU,.‘84Year at LSU: ............................................................................................. 29thAssistant Coach:........................................................................Alexis.RatherYear at LSU: ................................................................................................3rd

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssoc AD/Sports Info. Director: ..................................... Michael.BonnetteSr. Associate SID/Women’s Golf: .......................................... C..Kent.LoweSr. Associate SID: ..................................................................... Bill.FranquesAssociate SID:.................................................................................Bill.MartinAssociate SID:.............................................................................Will.StaffordAssociate SID:......................................................................... Matt.DunawayAssociate SID:.................................................................................. Jake.Terry.Publications Director:............................................................. Jason.FeirmanGraphic Design Coordinator: .............................................. Krystal.BennettGraphic Design Coordinator: ............................................... Hannah.BrinksPhotography Coordinator:..........................................................Steve.FranzAdministrative Specailist: ....................................................... Pam.LeBlanc

CONTACT INFORMATION (Area Code 225)LSU Athletics Department:........................................................... 578-8001Sports Information Department:................................................. 578-8226Kent Lowe cell:................................................................................241-4360Email Address:.......................................................................clowe@LSU.eduWomen’s Golf Office:.......................................................................578-1281University Club Pro Shop:.............................................................819-0080

MEDIA INFORMATIONThe. 2012-13. LSU. Women’s. Golf. Media. Guide. has. been. written. to. provide.members.of. the.media.with.statistics.and. information.needed. to.adequately.cover.the.LSU.women’s.golf.team..If.you.need.further.information.on.the.team,.pictures,. or.wish. to. set.up. interviews.with. either.head. coach.Karen.Bahnsen.or. one. of. the. student-athletes,. please. contact. Kent. Lowe. in. the. LSU. Sports.Information.Office.at.225-578-8226.

LSU GOLF CLASSICCredentials.for.the.LSU.Golf.Classic.in.March,.2013.at.The.University.Club.can.be.obtained.through.golf.contact.Kent.Lowe.

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The.2012-13.LSU.Women’s.Golf.Media.Guide.is.a.production.of.the.LSU.Sports.Information.Office:

Editor:......................................................................................... C..Kent.LoweLayout and Design:................................................................ Hannah.BrinksProduction Assistance:...............................Jason.Feirman,.Krystal.Bennett.Photography:...Steve. Franz,. Patric. Schneider,. Ann. Trappey,. Chris. Parent,.Joe.BrowningSpecial.thanks.to.the.LPGA,.NGCA.and.Getty.Images.for.their.assistance.in.providing.information.and.pictures.for.this.book.New UClub Photography courtesy.of.Beth.Gold.Photography

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SCHEDULECOUGAR CLASSICDates: ____________________________________________________________Sept. 9-11Host: __________________________________________________College of Charleston Location: __________________________________________________ Charleston, S. C.Course: _______________________________________________________Yeamans HallFormat: _________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Champ: _____________________________________________________ LSULast LSU Finish: ___________________________________________________ 1st (2011)

Field: Alabama, Southern Cal, LSU, North Carolina, Auburn, Duke, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Virginia, Charles, N. C. State, Charleston Southern Furman, Maryland, Miami, Ole Miss, Penn State, Central Florida, UNC Greensboro, Wake Forest and Wisconsin..

LIZ MURPHEY NCAA FALL PREVIEWDates: __________________________________________________________October 5-7Host: _______________________________________________________________GeorgiaLocation: _______________________________________________________Athens, Ga.Course: ____________________________________ University of Georgia Golf CourseFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Last LSU Finish: ___ 13th (for Liz Murphey, 2011); 11th (NCAA Fall Preview, 2011)

Field: Alabama, LSU, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Purdue, South Carolina, Southern Cal, UCLA, Virginia, Georgia, Duke, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Auburn, Cal, Denver, Tulane.

LADY TAR HEELDates: ____________________________________________________________Oct. 12-14Host: ________________________________________________________ North CarolinaLocation: ___________________________________________________Chapel Hill, N.C.Course: ______________________________________________ UNC Finley Golf CourseFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ: _______________________________________________ LSULast LSU Finish: __________________________________________________ 1st (2011)

Field: Field was not available at press time

THE ALAMO INVITATIONALDates: ___________________________________________________________Oct. 28-30Host: ________________________________________________________________ UTSALocation: _______________________________________________ San Antonio, Texas Course: _______________________________________________ The Briggs Ranch G.C.Format _________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champion ___________________________________________ UTSALast LSU Finish: ___________________________________________First Appearance

Field: LSU, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Baylor, Colorado, Oklahoma, Louisville, Nebraska, Kentucky, Texas State, Tulane, East Carolina, UTSA, North Texas, SMU

TULANE SUGAR BOWL CLASSICDates: ___________________________________________________________Feb. 24-26Hosts: ______________________________________________________________ TulaneLocation: __________________________________________________New Orleans, La.Course: ___________________________________________ English Turn Country ClubFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ _______________________________________________ DukeLast LSU Finish: ___________________________________________________9th (2011)

Field: Field was not available at press time.

DARIUS RUCKER INTERCOLLEGIATEDates: __________________________________________________________ March 8-10Host: ________________________________________________________South CarolinaLocation: __________________________________________________Hilton Head, S.C.Course: _____________________________________________________ Long Cove ClubFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ: __________________________________________ AlabamaLast LSU Finish: ___________________________________________First Appearance

Field: Alabama, Arizona State, Arkansas, Auburn, Central Florida (UCF), Furman, Georgia, LSU, North Carolina, South Carolina, TCU, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Wake Forest.

LSU GOLF CLASSICDates: _________________________________________________________ March 22-24Hosts: _________________________________________________________________ LSULocation: _________________________________________________ Baton Rouge, La.Course: _________________________________________________ The University ClubFormat: _________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ: _________________________________________TennesseeLast LSU Finish: _________________________________________________ 2nd (2012)

Field: LSU, NC State, UNCW, Tulane, Kentucky, Missouri, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Wake Forest, Georgia, TCU, ULM, Tennessee, Florida State.

REBEL INTERCOLLEGIATEDates: _____________________________________________________________April 5-7Host: ______________________________________________________________Ole MissLocation: _____________________________________________________ Oxford, Miss.Course: _______________________________________________University Golf CourseFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: ______________________________________________________________________72Last LSU Finish: ___________________________________________First Appearance

Field: No available at press time.

SEC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPDates: ___________________________________________________________ April 19-21Host: ______________________________________ SEC/Alabama Sports FoundationLocation: ______________________________________________________ Hoover, Ala.Course: ____________________________________________ Greystone Country ClubFormat: ________________________________________________54 holes medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ: ____________________________________________AuburnLast LSU Finish: _________________________________________________ 6th (2012)

Field: Alabama, Arkansas Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt.

NCAA REGIONAL QUALIFYING TOURNAMENTSDates: _____________________________________________________________May 9-11Host: East: ________________________ Auburn, Ala. (Auburn University Golf Club) Central: _____________ Norman, Oklahoma (Jimmy Austin OU Golf Course) West: ___________________________ Stanford, Calif. (Stanford Golf Course)Format: _________________________________________________54 holes medal playFinish: _____________________________________________1st (West Regional, 2012)

Field: TBA in late April by the NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Committee at the conclusion of regular season play. 24 teams are selected for each regional.

NCAA DIV. I WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPDates: ___________________________________________________________ May 21-24Host: ___________________________________________ University of Georgia/NCAALocation: _______________________________________________________Athens, Ga.Course: ____________________________________ University of Georgia Golf CourseFormat: ______________________________________________________72 medal playPar: _____________________________________________________________________72Defending Team Champ: __________________________________________ AlabamaLast LSU Finish: _________________________________________________ 3rd (2012)

Field: The top eight teams from each of the three regionals will advance to the Division I Women’s Championships.


INTRO SEASON PREVIEW

PREVIEWSEASON

The 2012-13 LSU women’s golf team is small in numbers this year, but all six players will all have the chance to contribute meaningful rounds that will be a key factor in the success of this year’s team.

The Lady Tigers will have new faces and will overall be younger than in some past years, but this is a team with credentials to continue in time the success of years past.

But Coach Karen Bahnsen knows that the college golf season is a long and lengthy journey and Bahnsen and Assistant Alexis Rather will develop this LSU team so that it is reaching its peak when the spring season is beginning to point toward post-season play.

Returnees

Madelene Sagstrom made the All-SEC Freshman team a year ago and the Swedish star showed many times that she is going to be a possible contender every time she tees it up. The Louisiana Freshman of the Year, played in every round a year ago for the Lady Tigers and averaged 73.6 for the season (third on the team and the leading returning scorer).

She was also a part of the third-place team at the NCAA Championships and had an

outstanding post-season in which she finished solo fourth at the SEC Championships (+7, 223), tied for eighth in the NCAA West Regional (+1, 217) and three counting rounds in the 72-hole NCAA Championships (70-72-74).

Sagstrom had two other top five finishes on the year, for a total of four, and 14 rounds of par or under.

Also earning post-season honors for her first year of play a year ago is junior Lindsay Gahm of Louisville, Ky. Gahm played every round for LSU during the 2012-13 season, earning Louisiana Newcomer of the Year for first-year non-freshman players in the state. Gahm had a very solid year, averaging 76.2 per round. She provided lots of counting scores that helped LSU to four team wins a year ago and success through the post-season. This past summer, the transfer from Indiana was a wire-to-wire winner of the Kentucky Women’s Open at 5-under 141.

LSU’s third returnee transferred last season from LSU after two years at San Francisco and she will be asked to step into a bigger role this year. Katrina Hegge will be the lone senior on the LSU team. The Seattle, Wash., native played in four tournaments a year ago with a 77.9 stroke average.

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Newcomers

The Lady Tigers welcome a solid transfer and two freshmen for the 2012-13 season. With six on the roster, all three will probably have roles in the success of this year’s LSU team.

Ali Lucas played her first two years at Louisiana-Monroe and took 2.5 strokes off her average from the freshman to sophomore years, from 78.48 to 75.90. Lucas had six career top 10 finishes for the Lady Warhawks, including a win at the Claud Jacobs Challenge at 9-over 224. This followed the previous tournament when she posted a second place finish.

Lucas is a native of Crowley and multiple prep state championships at Notre Dame High School in Crowley.

Also with multiple prep state honors is freshman Elise Bradley of Mandeville and Mandeville High School. A winner of three state championships, she (like Lucas) is a winner of the Louisiana Women’s Amateur title. She also has won three Louisiana Girls Junior Amateur championships as well in her decorated career.

LSU’s third newcomer hails from Vienna, Austria, Nadine Dreher. Dreher has solid credentials as part of the Austrian National team. She also participated in the international field that gathered in Miami in 2011 for the Doral-Publix championship as part of the First Tee program. She also caddied for former LSU golfer Jacqueline Hedwall’s twin sister, Caroline, when she won her third Ladies European Tour event in Austria in 2011.

The Schedule

Coach Karen Bahnsen has always tried to have her team play a variety of teams on a variety of courses and this year is no exception. She feels this will prepare her team for what lies ahead at the end of the season.

Featured in the opening part of the schedule is the annual Fall Preview at a course LSU is very familiar with at the University of Georgia. After defending its title at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational, LSU closes out the fall at a first-time event for LSU to play in, the Alamo Invitational in San Antonio.

In the spring are some events that are time-tested and some events quickly becoming must-play events for teams, starting with a return to the Tulane Sugar Bowl Classic at the outstanding English Turn Golf Club in New Orleans. From there, it will be on to Hilton Head Island for the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate. That event is put on by the University of South Carolina and the longtime superstar singer over a very difficult Long Cove Club.

March brings the Lady Tigers back home to Baton Rouge to the University Club for the long-standing LSU Tiger Golf Classic. A strong field of 14 teams, including several past winners of the event will be on hand as LSU looks to win the event for the eighth time overall. An early April stop in Oxford, Miss., will close out the spring.

The SECs will start post-season play in the first year of a new era in the championships that will see the event played on a neutral site in Birmingham at the prestigious Greystone Country Club. From there the Lady Tigers will go on to regional play and hopefully back to the NCAA Championships in Athens.

For the Lady Tigers and Coach Bahnsen, it just means another year of following the path of a little white ball that hopefully stays more on fairways and greens.

MADELENE SAGSTROM

LINDSAY GAHM

ELISE BRADLEYALI LUCAS

NADINE DREHER

KAREN BAHNSEN


COACHESSTAFF

OnethirdplacefinishattheNCAAChampionshipswasgood.Back-to-backthirdplacefinishesinthenationalchampionshipswasoutstanding.

TheLSUwomen’sgolfteamunderCoachKarenBahnsenrecordedthebestcombinedfinishesintheNCAAchampionshipoverthelasttwoyearswithback-to-backthird-placeresults.

Aftera2011seasonthatsawthenfreshmanAustinErnstsinkthelastputtonthe18thgreenonthefinaldayoftheNCAADivisionIWomen’sChampionshipsthatgavehertheindividualchampionshipandtheteamitsprogrambestthirdplacefinish,2012wouldprovetobeasgoodifnotbetter.

While Ernst would not repeat her individual title in 2012, senior TessaTeachmanwas in thebattle for the individual titleuntil theendof theevent,finishingthird.TheLSUteamonthefinaldaywouldplayitsbestgolf,shootinga1-over289attheVanderbiltLegendsClubwiththeteampostingacombined9-underparonjusttheninthand18thholes.

LSUposteditsnumberfirstandwatchedasits21-overparscorewouldfinishjusttwoshotsoffthewinningscoreastheLadyTigersagainput itself inthemiddleofwomen’scollegegolf’snationalspotlight.

ThelasttwoyearshasseenLSUaccomplishmorethananyteamsinthe33-yearhistoryoftheprogramthatbeganinthe1979-80seasonwithacertaincoachas itsfirstrecruit. Inthattime,theLSUwomen’steamhasgonefromateamthathadtogototheLSUBookstoretobuymatchingshirtstoateamthathadan

individualNCAAchampionandateambringinghomeabigNCAAtrophyduringeachofthelasttwoyears.

The 2011-12 LSU team also showed its prowess during the regular season,winningfourtournaments(includingatieforfirstintheNCAARegional),makingit one of the best seasons in program history and the Tigers advanced to theNCAAChampionshipsforthe12thtime,11timesunderCoachBahnsen,includingthreeofthelastfouryearsand10timesinthelast17years.

TheCoachhashada lottosmileaboutsinceBuddyAlexanderhandedherthe keys to the LSU women’s golf program prior to the 1984-85 season. Theenthusiasm and competitive nature that Bahnsen showed then is the sameenthusiasmandcompetitivenaturethatsheexhibitstoday.

Thememoriesofthepasttwoyearsarepleasantandeasytoremember,butnowsheisreadytodirectanothergolfadventurefortheLadyTigers.It’soneshehopeswilltakeherteambacktotheNCAAChampionship,butsheknowsitwillbeonefilledwithlessonslearnedthatwillmakeherteambetterattheendofthejourney.

Shehashadthedrive,thedeterminationandawillingnesstosucceedeversinceshewasplayingatLSUintheearly1980s,joiningthefledglingprogramasitsfirstsignee.Onecanalsosaythatthosewhohavesucceededinthisprogramare those that possess the same drive, determination and willingness to dowhateverisnecessarythatBahnsenpreaches.

KAREN

BAHNSENHEAD COACH

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Bahnsenknowswhatittakestogettothepinnacleofwomen’scollegiategolf-theNCAAWomen’sChampionshipTournament.Shewillaskherteamtoworkhardandrespondtothechallenge,butitwillbenothinglessthansheeveraskedof herself as a player. If the player accepts and understands, success usuallyfollows.

Nowthatmessageisbeingspreadfartherthankstothosewhohaveworkedandplayedforher.Twoformerassistants-MarciKornegay(SouthFlorida)andGoldaBorst(Kentucky)arenowheadcoaches.Ashley(Winn)Tonore,whoplayedforBahnsenin1995-98,servedforseveralyearsastheDirectorofGolfandhead

women’scoachatULM.FormerplayerAlexisRatherhasalsojoinedthecoachingfraternityinherfifthyearasanassistantandherthirdatLSU.

Over the years Bahnsen has come up with a simple philosophy that shestartedusingasaplayer.It’ssosimple,butsoamazinglyeffectivewhenputintoplay.

Shewantsherteamtoplayeachshotasaseparateevent.Ifsomethingbadhappens,forgetitandmoveon.Don’tletitcarryonforfourorfiveholes.Mostofall,shewantsherplayerstohavefun.

Bahnsen’sloveanddesireforaprogramshehasdevotedoverhalfherlifetoiswhatalsogivesherasmilingsatisfactionaboutaprogramshehasvirtuallyhelpeddesignfromscratch.

Plus,alltheseyearsofcoachinghavedonenothingtoslowherdown.Infact,sheismoreenergizedthanevertomaketheprogramacontinuingcontenderinthenationalspotlight. How many programs are there in any sport in Division I intercollegiateathleticswheretheprogram’sfirstrecruitgoesontobecometheheadcoachoftheprogramandstayslongenoughtonotonlybethedeanofleaguecoachesinthesport,butalsooneofthelongesttenuredcoachesinschoolhistory?

But she’s not just going through the motions. A season with an individualnationalchampionandback-to-backthirdplaceteamfinishestellyouthat.Sheisoneofthemostrespectedindividualsinthegametoday,notjustintheSEC

butinallcollegegolfcircles.ThatiswhyshewasinductedinDecember2008intotheNationalGolfCoachesHallofFameinDecember2008.

Shehasalsodoneafabulousjobofchangingaswomen’sgolfchanged.SinceherarrivalatLSUin1979,thesportofwomen’sgolfhasrisenintalentandstaturetothepointthatSECchampionshipsandnationalchampionshipsaredecidedbymerestrokesinsteadofoneortwoteamsdominatingafield.

Bahnsenhascontributedhershareofnamestothe listofSECstars inheryearsasheadcoach.Therewasthenation’sNo.1player, JennyLidback, inthe

mid-1980s,wholedLSUtotheNCAAChampionshipTournamentandthenwentontobecomeamajortournamentwinnerontheLPGATour.Also,fromthe1980s,cameJackieGallagher,asteadyplayerwhohadalongandsuccessfulcareeronthewomen’stour.

The“ThreeAmigas”signaledanewerainLSUwomen’sgolfinthemid-1990swhenthehighlyrecruitedAshleyWinn,MichelleLouviereandLauraMooreledLSUtoasuccessionofNCAAappearances(includingafifthplacefinishin1998),aNo.1rankingandninetournamenttitles.

Katy Wilkinson-Harris ended the 1990s with bookend All-Americanperformances in her freshman and senior years. The 2000s opened withShreveport’s Meredith Duncan bringing LSU national recognition by winningtheU.S.Women’sAmateurtitleandhelpinghercountrykeeptheCurtisCupinmatcheswithGreatBritainandIreland.

MeganMcChrystalearnedAll-Americanhonorsforthreestraightyearswhilesetting all the LSU records for single season and career stroke average. TheStuart,Fla.,nativepunchedoutfivevictories,puttingherthirdall-timeinsingleseasontitles.

LSU’sfirstnationalchampionshipcamefromfreshmanAustinErnst,whoshotapairofsix-under66sandhadahole-in-onetocapturetheNCAAChampionshipin2011andshehelpedtheLadyTigerstotheback-to-backthirdplacefinishes.Shealsoadvancedtothe2011semifinalsoftheUSGAWomen’sAmateur,andthe2012North-Southchampionship.

Bahnsen knows what the girls are going through with each shot they take and she feels their excitement and disappointments. She is there to congratulate, offer a tip when necessary and provide the consoling hands of sympathy when things don’t go the right way. It’s that style which has earned her the respect of her peers throughout the league and country.


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BatonRougeseniorTessaTeachmanhadherbestseasonin2012,shooting1-underfor72holestofinishthirdinthechampionshipsasshehelpedpushtheLadyTigerstoanotherthirdplacefinish.

Lindsay Gahm and Madelen Sagstrom will also be back in 2012-13 afterplayingineveryeventintheirfirstyearatLSU.TheywilljoinastrongrecruitingclassthatCoachesBahnsenandRatherhavebroughtintoacceptthechallengetogetbackagaintotheChampionships.

Simplyput,theLSUwomen’sgolfprogramremainsandcontinuestogrowinnationalstatuseachandeveryyear,facingthebestintournamentsthroughoutthecountryinpreparationtobereadyforpost-seasonplay.

BahnsentakestheLSUprogramtothe2012-13seasonwiththesamedoggeddetermination she has shown throughout her days as a player and during heryearsasheadcoach.Thenumbersshowhersuccess:21All-Americans,44All-SEC,39tournamenttitles,37 individualtitles, 11 topthreefinishes intheSECchampionships, 18 appearances in the NCAA regionals, 11 appearances in theNCAADivisionIChampionshipandseventop-10finishesinthose11events.

She has coached two winners of the prestigious LPGA Diana Shore Award(LisetteLeein2000andMeredithDuncanin2002)andthe1986CollegePlayeroftheYear(JennyLidback).Butlet’stalkoffthecourseaswell.Therehavebeen84 SEC Academic Honor Roll selections, 27 National Golf Coaches AssociationAcademicScholars,andformanyyears,thewomen’sgolfteamhashadoneofthehighestGPAsforanathleticteamattheschool.

In2010Bahnsen’sgolfteamwasrecognizedasjustoneofthreeteamsatLSUtoearnanNCAAPublicRecognitionAwardforexceptionalworkintheclassroom.Theawardsaregivenannuallytoteamsscoringinthetop10percentineachsportwiththeirAcademicProgressRate(APR).

SheknowsthatnothingontheLPGAortheSymetra(formerlytheFutures)tourisguaranteedforanygolfer.Sheknowswhatitisliketohaveahusband,afamilyandtheneedtodividetimebetweenthecoachingjobandthefamilyjob.Hervaluesonbalancingbotharewhatmakeheraspecialpersonandacoachthatplayerswanttoplayfor.

EveryyearhasbroughtnewchallengesandeverytimeBahnsenhasansweredthatcall.Everyyear,thedesiretosucceedisthatmuchgreaterandthatiswhatseemstocontinueto lightthefireofthe ladywhoknowsLSUgolf insideandoutside,backwardsandforwards.

Bahnsen’steamslearnalotaboutgolfduringtheirLSUdays,buttheyalsolearnalotabouttheupsanddownsofsports.Shedoesn’tjustgothroughthemotionsofbeingacoach.Bahnsenknowswhatthegirlsaregoingthroughwitheachshottheytakeandshefeelstheirexcitementanddisappointments.Sheistheretocongratulate,offeratipwhennecessaryandprovidetheconsolinghandsofsympathywhenthingsdon’tgotherightway.

It’sthatstylewhichhasearnedhertherespectofherpeersthroughouttheleagueandcountry.

BahnsencametoLSUwithcredentialsthatwereexcellent,letteringingolfat McGill-Toolen High School in Mobile, Ala. She led the school to two statetitlesandin1979wonthestateindividualchampionshipandtheNationalHighSchoolTournament.HermotherwasanLPGAteachingprofessional,afour-timeAlabamastatewomen’schampion,andaMobileSportsHallofFameinductee.

Bahnsen is married to LSU Senior Associate Athletic Director David “Bo”Bahnsen. They have two children, son, Darren, 24 (an LSU graduate, a formermemberofstatechampionshipbasketballandgolfteamsatUniversityHighinBatonRougeandagraduateassistantfortheLSUmen’sbasketballteam)anddaughter,Devin,22.

Date of Birth.......................Oct. 11, 1960Husband................................David “Bo” Bahnsen, LSU Sr. Associate ADChildren.................................Darren 24, Devin 22High School......................... McGill Toolen, Mobile, Ala.College...................................BA, LSU, 1984

1979 HighSchoolAll-American;NationalHighSchoolChampion

1980-83 Four-yearletterwinneratLSU,firstgolfsignee;AIAW Tournamentparticipant,1980-81;NCAATournament participant,1982

1986 SECCoachoftheYear;NGCASouthRegionCoachoftheYear; TeamfinishedninthattheNCAADivisionIChampionships

1992 TeamwonSoutheasternConferenceChampionshipTournament

1994 Member,La.Team,SEWomen’sAmateurChampionships

1995 Member,La.Team,SECWomen’sAmateurChampionships; SECCoachoftheYear;WinningCo-Coach,East-WestAll-Star NCAAMatch

1996 TeamfinishedeighthattheNCAADivisionIChampionships

1997 NGCASouthRegionCoachoftheYear

1998 TeamfinishedfifthattheNCAADivisionIChampionships

1999 Teamfinished10thattheNCAADivisionIChampionships



2006 Teamfinished23rdattheNCAADivisionIChampionships; LSWALouisianaWomen’sGolfCoachoftheYear

2007 LSWALouisianaWomen’sGolfCoachoftheYear

2008 Teamfinished15thattheNCAADivisionIChampionships; LSWALouisianaWomen’sGolfCoachoftheYear;Inducted intoNGCAHallofFame


2011 Teamfinished3rdattheNCAADivisionIChampionships; LSWALouisianaWomen’sGolfCoachoftheYear

2012 Teamfinished3rdattheNCAADivision1Championships;LSWA LouisianaWomen’sGolfCoachoftheYear.

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YEAR WON LOST TIED PCT. TEAM TITLES NOTES

1984-85 60 80 1 .441 1 1985-86 131 15 0 .897 5 9th in NCAA Championships1986-87 67 45 0 .598 1 1987-88 94 49 1 .653 1 1988-89 55 69 3 ,479 0 1989-90 86 39 4 .682 1 1990-91 92 28 1 .772 2 1991-92 73 50 0 .593 2 1992-93 55 80 0 .407 0 NCAARegionalParticipant1993-94 61 65 1 .480 1 1994-95 89 59 2 .593 2 NCAARegionalParticipant1995-96 138 33 1 .805 3 8th in NCAA Championships1996-97 120 31 0 .795 3 NCAARegionalParticipant1997-98 137 34 3 .796 1 5th in NCAA Championships1998-99 110 62 0 .639 0 10th in NCAA Championships1999-2000 129 38 0 .772 1 10th in NCAA Championships2000-01 110 50 4 .683 1 12th in NCAA Championships2001-02 89 67 1 .587 0 NCAARegionalParticipant2002-03 24 95 3 .209 0 2003-04 98 37 2 .715 1 NCAARegionalParticipant2004-05 118 32 2 .776 2 NCAARegionalParticipant2005-06 91 77 0 .542 0 23rd in NCAA Championships2006-07 87 83 3 .511 0 NCAARegionalParticipant2007-08 119 81 0 .595 0 15th in NCAA Championships2008-09 149 41 0 .784 2 12th in NCAA Championships2009-10 104 62 3 .624 1 NCAARegionalParticipant2010-11 153 45 1 .771 1 3rd in NCAA Championships2011-12 147 47 0 .758 4 3rd in NCAA ChampionshipsTotals 2689 1468 36 .645 36 1 SEC Title; 11 NCAA Championships; 18 NCAARegionals

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Theyhaven’tgottentothepointwheretheyarecompletingeachother’ssentences,buttheteamingupofHeadCoachKarenBahnsenandformerplayernowAssistantCoachAlexisRatherhasbroughtLSUwomen’sgolftoanotherlevel.

Thepairhasputhelpedputtogetherback-to-backthirdplaceteamfinishesintheNCAAGolfChampionships,thebestinthe30-plusyearsofwomen’sgolfatLSU.

Seeoneonthecourtandtheotheroneiscloseby.Theybothknowtheadvicetogiveandthepropertimestogiveit.Theyknowwhentopressandwhentobackoff.It’sacoachingstaffinsyncinrecruitingtalentandthendevelopingittobethebestitcanbe.

Now it’s not like Rather suddenly gained all the knowledge of LSU women’sgolf overnight. She is an LSU program veteran and, like her mentor, she knows thehistoryoftheteamandwhatisnecessarytogetteamsthroughdelicatemomentsinimportantroundsbecauseshehaslivedit.

TheformerLSUgolferisbackforherthirdseasonasassistantcoachfortheLSUprogramfollowingatwo-yearstintasassistantcoachatOleMiss.

The native of Tupelo, Miss., was a four-year letter winner at LSU, appeared intwoNCAADivision IWomen’sGolfChampionshipsasaplayerandwasafour-timeNationalGolfCoachesAssociationscholar-athlete.Rather,atwo-timeFirst-TeamAll-Louisianagolfer,hadthreetop10finishesinher2008seniorseason.

Thatyear,shealsochippedinfortheonlybirdieinsuddendeathinaplayoffforthefinalqualifyingspotattheNCAAEastRegionalthatgotLSUtotheNCAAWomen’sNationalChampionships.

LSUfinishedin15thplaceintheNCAAChampionshipsthatseason.

Overthecourseofhercareer,Ratherplayedinallbutthreetournamentsduringherfouryears.Shepostedthreetop10sandsixtop20performancesandher128careerroundsplayedistiedforfourthmostroundsplayedbyanLSUwomen’sgolfer.

Sheaveraged76.84strokesthroughherfour-yearcareer.Shewasalsoafour-timememberoftheSoutheasternConferenceAcademicHonorRoll.

AtOleMiss,sheshowedthetypeofcoachshewouldbe,helpingguidetheRebelsbacktopostseasonplayandwinatournamentfor thefirsttimesince2004asthewomen’sgolfteamearnedtheChancellor’sCupforthewomen’svarsityteamatOleMisswiththehighestgradepointaverage.

Since returning to LSU, she has helped the program at practice, in tournamentsandonthe road,givingLSUanother importantvoiceonthe roadwhen it comestorecruiting. During tournaments, Rather can be seen at various spots on the course,offeringhelpandencouragementtotheLadyTigersatothertimeswhenneeded.

RatherwasnamedLSU’s recipientontheSECCommunityServiceTeamwhile incollege and heavily involved her entire LSU career with Shaquille O’Neal Life Skillsserviceprojectsthroughoutthecommunity.ShegraduatedfromLSUinJuly2007withanhonorsdegreeinCommunicationsandhermaster’s inSportsManagementfromLSUin2008.

“It iswonderfulhavingAlexishereatLSUasmyassistant,”saidCoachBahnsen.“SheispartofourLSUfamily.Asaformerplayer,shehasbroughtalottoourteamandintheassistantcoachpositionhasplayedabigroleinoursuccessthelasttwoyears.ItisgreattohavehertoworkwithandIbelievewemakeagreatteam.”

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ALEXIS

RATHERDate of Birth....................March 2, 1985

Hometown:........................Tupelo, Miss.

College:................................LSU BA, Communications, 2007 MA, Sports Management, 2008

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Earl ChevalierStrength and Conditioning Coach

Earl Chevalier has workedin the LSU weight room sincethe spring of 2001, starting firstas an intern under Strength andConditioningCoachTommyMoffitt,before being promoted to full-timeassistant coach in the departmentfollowinghisgraduation. The New Orleans nativegraduatedfromLSUinMayof2004withadegreeinKinesiology.

As an intern, Chevalier worked with the LSU football programduringtheirnational titleyear in2003andassistedwiththemen’sand women’s basketball teams. He is currently the head strengthcoachforthenationally-rankedwomen’sgymnasticsandgolfteams.

Pam WorkmanSoftball/Women’s Golf Trainer PamWorkman,whoearnedherbacherlor’sdegreeatLSUin2005,returnstoLSUinthefallof2012asafull-timememberoftheLSUAthleticTrainingstaffandamongherdutieswillbeworkingwiththeschool’snationally-rankedwomen’sgolfteam. Workman came to LSU from the University of Southern Miss inHattiesburg, Miss., where she was the Associate Athletic Trainer incharge of athletic training in baseball, women’s golf and volleyball.ShealsoservedastheprimaryinsurancecoordinatorforallSouthernMississippistudent-athletes. WorkmanwenttoSouthernMissaftergraduatingwithherdegreein kinesiology in 2005 where she earned her maters in sportsmanagement in 2007 where she served as a graduate assistant inthe athletic training operations before being hired full-time aftergraduation. Before coming to LSU, Workman began her college work at LSU-Eunicewhereshewasatwo-yearmemberoftheLSU-Eunicewomen’sbasketballteam.WhileatLSUshewasawardedtheAdamSturleseMemorial Award for top student athletic trainer and the Tiger CubMeritScholarshipfortopathletictrainingobservationstudent. Workman is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’Association and the Southeast Athletic Trainers’ Association. ShealsohascerificationfromtheAmericanRedCrossasCardiopulmonaryResucitation and Professional Rescuer and American Red CrossAuomatedExternalDefibrillatorCertification.

Kent LoweSr. Associate SID/Women’s Golf SID

A member of the LSU SportsInformation staff since August 1988,Kent Lowe was appointed seniorassociate SID in August 2000. Heserves as the primary media contactfor the LSU men’s basketball teamandwomen’sgolfteam. He has teamed with GraphicDesign Coordinator Krystal Bennettthe last several years to edit four

timesoneofthetopfivebestwomen’sgolfmediaguidesinthecountryasdeterminedbytheCollegeSportsInformationDirectorsofAmerica(CoSIDA),includingathirdforthe2010guide.His2010men’sbasketballguidewasvoted“BestintheNation.” HisvoiceisalsowellknownasthecoloranalystonsoftballbroadcastsontheLSUSportsRadioNetworkandforthepast20yearshaswrittenabowlingcolumnforThe(BatonRouge)Advocatethatwashonoredin2009withanationalawardfromtheBowlingProprietorsAssociationofAmerca. Lowe, 54, came to LSU from Louisiana Downs where he served aspublicitydirectorfortheBossierCity,La.,racetrack. Lowe is a member of CoSIDA and its prestigious Academic All-AmericancommitteeandisapastpresidentandnowtreasureroftheLouisianaSportsWritersAssociation.Lowe,anativeofShreveport,isa1979graduateofLSU-Shreveport.Heearnedhismaster’sdegreeatLSUin1982.

Matt DahlkeAcademic AdvisorAcademic Center for Athletes

Matt Dahlke is currently in hissecond year as a member of the CoxCommunications Academic CenterforStudent-Athletesteam.HeistheadvisorforLSU’smen’sandwomen’sgolfprogram,themen’sandwomen’stennisprogramsaswellasthemen’sand women’s cross country teams.DahlkewillalsocoordinateallawardsforallLSUstudent-athletes.

PriortoLSU,DahlkeheldapositionattheUniversityofMissouriasa graduate assistant with Academic Services. There he worked withthefootball,soccerandgymnasticsprogramsaswellastheEnhancedLearningProgram. Dahlke received his Bachelor’s of Science degree in BusinessManagement from the University of Missouri in May of 2009 andalso earned his Master’s degree in Education (Health Education andPromotion)attheUniversityofMissouriintheSpringof2011.

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Player ProfilesGOLFERS

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2011-12)

Transfer from Indiana who would play in all 34 rounds for LSU last season ... Was part of the quintet that helped lead LSU to a tie for first in the NCAA West Regional and a second straight third place finish in the NCAA Women’s Championships ... Best finish was a tie for 17th in the Lady Puerto Rico Classic ... Posted rounds in the 70s throughout the NCAA portion of the schedule (73-79-76 in Regional; 76-73-77-74 in Championships) ... Three rounds of par or under ... During the summer was a wire-to-wire winner of the Kentucky Women’s Open with rounds of 67-74 - 141, 5-under.

PRIOR TO LSU (AT INDIANA (2010-11)

Big Ten Freshman of the Year ... Second-Team All-Big Ten Team ... Tops on the team in stroke average at 75.45 ... Qualified for NCAA Central Regional ... Had the best outing of the season by a Hoosier at the Lady Northern Invitational where she placed tied for third with a 3-under 213 ... Had a season-best 69 in the second round, sandwiched by scores of 70 and 74 ... Tallied back-to-back rounds of 69 to finish tied for fourth at the Challenge at Onion Creek (69-69-78) ... Also had a tie for seventh at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic (75-73-72).

HIGH SCHOOL

2009 Kentucky state champion ... Team finished second at the state championship and won the Regional ... 2009 Kentucky Miss Golf ... Three-time member of the Kentucky All-State team ... 2007 and 2009 Regional Champion ... Four-time member of the Jefferson County All-State team ... Tied for third at the 2008 Kentucky State Championship ... Besides golf, played basketball and lacrosse in high school.

PERSONAL

Four-year member of the Principal’s Academic list ... Two-year member of the National Honor Society ... Born March 16, 1992 ... Parents are Gordon and Joni Gahm ... Three brothers: Chad, Brett and Josh ... Chose to transfer to LSU because of the “great golf program, coaches and school atmosphere” ... Anticipated Major at LSU: Marketing...Favorite Pro Golfer is Rory McIlroy ... Favorite hobby is shopping.

JUNIOR • LOUISVILLE, KY. • SACRED HEART ACADEMY/INDIANA

LINDSAY

GAHM

Cougar Classic 73-75-75 - 223 t52Mason Rudolph Fall Preview 76-72-77 - 225 t33Tar Heel Invitational 80-71-72 - 223 t44Mercedes-Benz SEC-Pac 12 78-79-77 - 234 t89Lady Puerto Rico Classic 75-73-76 - 224 t17Central District Invitational 81-79-74 - 234 t59LSU Tiger Golf Classic 79-75-75 - 229 t23PING/ASU Invitational 75-72-78 - 225 t41SEC Women’s Championships 80-80-86 - 246 t46NCAA West Regional 73-79-76 - 228 t61NCAA Women’s Championships 76-73-77-74 - 300 t59

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MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... Pebble Beach.

MY FAVORITE GOLF HOLE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ...No. 13 at Valhalla Golf Club.

MY GOLF SUPERSTITIONS ARE ...I keep a lucky bull’s eye in my golf bag at all times.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ...School spirit when you walk on campus.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Ping-Pong.

MY FAVORITE ATHLETE ... Rafael Nadal or Steve Nash.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Play Augusta National.

IF YOU COULD BRING THREE THINGS FROMHOME WITH YOU TO BATON ROUGE ...My family, friends and Greater’s Ice Cream.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Ice Cream.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTEDISLAND ... A boat would be pretty convenient.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ...Being named Big Ten Freshman of the Year.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON YOUR IPOD ARE ...Coldplay -- Fix You; Kenny Chesney-Young;John Mayer songs.

FAVORITE PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAM ...Phoenix Suns.

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...Jack Nicklaus, Rory McIlroy, Tom Watson.

MORE ABOUT LINDSAY

Par or Low Low Top Best Season Rds Strokes Avg. Under 18 54 10s Finish2011-12 34 2591 76.2 3 71 223 --- t17Totals 34 2591 76.2 3 71 223 --- t17

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JUNIOR SEASON (2011-12)

Transferred to LSU form the University of San Francisco where she played for two seasons ... Played 12 rounds with a 77.9 scoring average ... Best total was in the PING/ASU Invitational at 14-over 227 (75-72-80) ... Best finish was in the LSU Tiger Golf Classic, finishing tied for 50th.

PRIOR TO LSU (UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, 2009-11)

Averaged 76.73 as a freshman and 76.77 as a sophomore with seven top 10 finishes in her two years at San Francisco ... Three top fives including a victory in the Fresno Lexus Classic when she posted a 54-hole score of 216 (73-72-71) ... She has finished in the top 10 in both West Coast Conference championships events, finishing eighth as a freshman and seventh as a sophomore ... Ranked in top 50 nationally in Division I in par 3 greens in regulation (68 percent).

HIGH SCHOOL

Won two Washington high school state championships in 2006 and 2009, shooting a course record 67 in the opening round of the 2009 event ... She was named a two-time Washington Junior Golf Association Player of the Year ... High School golf coach was Tim Reilly ... Won metro championship in 2006, 2007 and 2008 ... She was the team captain 2007-09 and MVP 2006-09 ... In her career, she won every match in high school except for one Metro match, one district championship match and two state championships.

PERSONAL

Born on Sept. 27, 1990 ... Full name is Katrina Marie Hegge ... Born in Seattle, Wash. ... Parents are Richard Hegge and Susan Findlay ... Chose LSU because “I wanted to be a part of a team that liked to have fun and I really wanted to be a part of a winning team and that is exactly what I saw in the LSU Tigers” ... Majoring in sports administration ... Favorite Pro Golfer is Fred Couples, a Seattle native ... Has aspirations of coaching college golf when her career playing days are over ... Favorite pro team is her hometown Seattle Seahawks.

SENIOR • SEATTLE, WASH. • SEATTLE PREP/SAN FRANCISCO

KATRINA

HEGGE

Mason Rudolph Fall Preview 77-77-79 - 233 t68Lady Puerto Rico Classic 73-84-82 - 239 t59LSU Tiger Golf Classic 79-80-77 - 236 t50PING/ASU Invitational 75-72-80 - 227 t51


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MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... Hillcrest Country Club, Boise, Idaho.

MY FAVORITE GOLF HOLE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ...Harding Park Golf Course No. 18.

MY GOLF SUPERSTITIONS ARE ...I am not superstitious about golf.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ...The people, they are so kind and also the school spirit.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Organizing and planning events.

MY FAVORITE ATHLETE ... Phil Mickelson.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Be a college golf coach.

IF YOU COULD BRING THREE THINGS FROMHOME WITH YOU TO BATON ROUGE ...My car, my king sized bed and all my shoes.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Goulash - elbow macaroni, hamburger meat, tomato sauceand vegetables.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTEDISLAND ... My Ipod.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ...The anticipation.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON YOUR IPOD ARE ...Dirt Road Anthem - Jason Aldean; Summer Nights - Rascal Flatts; One Time - Justin Bieber.

FAVORITE THING YOU COOK ...Swedish Pancakes.

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...Arnold Palmer, Annika Sorenstam, Fred Couples.

MORE ABOUT KATRINA

Par or Low Low Top Best Season Rds Strokes Avg. Under 18 54 10s Finish2011-12 12 935 77.9 -- 72 227 -- t50Totals 12 935 77.9 -- 72 227 -- t50

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FRESHMAN SEASON (2011-12)

Played in all 34 rounds, averaging a strong 73.6 for the season (third on the team) ... Four top 10s, three top 5s - tied for fifth at Tar Heel Invitational at 7-under 209 (68-70-71), third at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic (even par 216 - 71-71-74) and fourth in her first SEC Women’s Championships at 7-over 223 (72-73-78) ... Also tied for eighth in getting LSU to the national championships at the NCAA Regional (+1, 76-70-71) ... Helped LSU to a third place team finish and had three strong rounds in the event of 70-72-74 ... 14 rounds of par or under.

PRIOR TO LSU

Has posted 11 wins with 10 second place finishes and 21 top 10s ... Ranked seventh overall in the Swedish Ladies rankings and second on the girl’s rankings list ... Voted Athlete of the Year in 2010 at her school ... Was first in the 2011 Ladies Team Amateur Championship ... 11th in the 2011 French International Lady Junior’s Amateur Championship and in 1999 won the Swedish Junior Championship ... High School Coach was Hans Larsson ... Wins in 2010 in the Skandia Tour Elit Flickor with an even par 216 and at the Alex Noren Junior Open ... Five wins in 2009 and three wins in 2008 including the Skandia Cup National Championship ... In 2010 finished second in the Swedish Junior Masters and 17th in the Girls British Open Amateur Championship ... Member of the Swedish National team.

PERSONAL

Born in Uppsala, Sweden on Nov. 13, 1992 ... Full name is Madelene Maria Sagstrom ... Parents are Per and Lena Sagstrom ... Younger brother, Jesper ... Anticipated major at LSU is either psychology or kinesiology ... Favorite Pro Golfer is Annika Sorenstam ... Hobbies include (besides golf) listening to music and reading books ... Chose LSU because of “the friendly atmosphere.”

SOPHOMORE • ENKOPING, SWEDEN • LJUNGBYHEDS GYMNASLESKOLA

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SAGSTROM


Cougar Classic 74-76-70 - 220 t38Mason Rudolph Fall Preview 75-76-70 - 221 t20Tar Heel Invitational 68-70-71 - 209 t5Mercedes-Benz SEC-Pac 12 76-73-77 - 226 t53Lady Puerto Rico Classic 75-73-75 - 223 t12Central District Invitational 77-70-75 - 222 t16LSU Tiger Golf Classic 71-71-74 - 216 3PING/ASU Invitational 71-73-81 - 225 t41SEC Women’s Championships 72-73-78 - 223 4NCAA West Regional 76-70-71 - 217 t8NCAA Women’s Championships 70-72-83-74 - 299 t51

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MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... Gray Hawk Golf Club in Arizona.

MY FAVORITE GOLF HOLE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ...And hardest! No. 18 at Frosoker Golf and Country Clubin Sweden.

MY GOLF SUPERSTITIONS ARE ...Bad at practice, good at competitions.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ...The atmosphere, how much everyone loves their college.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Used to be good at Rubik’s cube and some juggling.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ... The challenge and excitement of developing.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Buy a big house for my parents in the U.S.

IF YOU COULD BRING THREE THINGS FROMHOME WITH YOU TO BATON ROUGE ...My Family, my boyfriend and my Converse collection.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Thai and sushi.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTEDISLAND ... My lob wedge, juggling balls, and my Mac Book.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON YOUR IPOD ARE ...Top of the World - The Cataracs; Mr. Worldwide - Pitbull; Save the World - Swedish House Mafia

FAVORITE THING YOU COOK ...My spaghetti Bolognese and pasta with salmon.

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...My dad, Tom Watson, Annika Sorenstam.

MORE ABOUT MADELENE

Par or Low Low Top Best Season Rds Strokes Avg. Under 18 54 10s Finish2011-12 34 2501 73.6 4 68 209 4 3Totals 34 2501 73.6 4 68 209 4 3

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PRIOR TO LSU

Four-year letterman in golf for Coach Calvin Smith at Mandeville High … Team won three state championships …. Louisiana High School State Champion in 2009, 2010 and 2012 … Also won the Louisiana Girls Junior Amateur each of the last three years and in 2012 won the Louisiana Women’s Amateur … Finished 7th in the national “Big I” event … Won the 2012 high school individual championship by 10 strokes and shot 1-under 71 to win her third straight Louisiana Girls Junior championship in a rain shortened event … Qualified for the 2012 USGA Women’s Amateur.

PERSONAL

Born in Lakeview, La. … Birthday is Feb. 22, 1994 … Right handed … Honor Roll Graduate at Mandeville High … Parents are Blake Bradley and Marilyn Sewell …. Brother, Jonathan; sister, Katie … Came to LSU because “it is a good school academically along with the golf program and people involved” … Anticipated major at LSU is biology …. Likes to watch TV and eat to relax … Hobbies include working out, playing basketball, spending time with friends and shopping … Favorite TV show is Friends and Favorite Celebrity is country star Carrie Underwood …. Favorite Pro Golfer is Paula Creamer.

FRESHMAN • MANDEVILLE, LA. • MANDEVILLE HS

ELISE

BRADLEY

MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... Pinehurst (N.C.)

MY FAVORITE GOLF HOLE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ...Pinehurst No. 8, hole No. 17.

MY GOLF SUPERSTITIONS ARE ...I have to wear a certain necklace.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ...My friends.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Organizing.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ... The feeling of winning.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Learn to surf.

THE THING PEOPLE DON’T KNOW ABOUT ME ...I can juggle.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Peanut Butter.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTEDISLAND ... My dog, a volleyball.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON YOUR IPOD ARE ...Blown Away - Carrie Underwood; Georgia Clay - Josh Kelley;E.T. - Katy Perry.

FAVORITE THING YOU COOK ...Omelet.

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...Paula Creamer, Katy Perry, Channing Tatum.

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PRIOR TO LSU

Member of the Austrian National team who competed in the European Girls Championship in 2011 … Participated in the international field that gathered in Miami in 2011 for the Doral-Publix championship as part of the First Tee Program … Caddied for pro golfer Caroline Hedwall, sister of former LSU player Jacqueline Hedwall, when Caroline won her third Ladies European Tour event in Austria in September 2011.

PERSONAL

Born on December 24, 1993 in Vienna … Right handed … Mother is Anna Maria Dreher … Chose LSU because of “good golf team, climate, good school” … Anticipated major at LSU is sports administration …. Likes to watch movies or listen to music to relax … Figures then that hobbies would include “going to the cinema” as well as running and golf …. Favorite professional golfer is Rory McIlroy.

FRESHMAN • VIENNA, AUSTRIA • DE LA SALLE SCHULE STREBERSDORF

NADINE

DREHER

MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... Diamond Country Club, Austria.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ...Golf training facilities.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Eating huge amounts of food.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ... Competing in great tournaments.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Travel to Hawaii.

THE THING PEOPLE DON’T KNOW ABOUT ME ...I seem to be shy, but I’m not.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Shrimp; Also any kind of dessert.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTEDISLAND ... Good food, bikini, Ipod and golf clubs.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON YOUR IPOD ARE ...Payphone - Maroon 5; Whistle - Flo Rida; ForgiveForget - Caligola

FAVORITE THING YOU COOK ...Kaiseerschmarrn (an Austrian sweet food).

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...Rory McIlroy, Suzann Pettersen, Tiger Woods.

FAVORITE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE OTHER THANA GOLFER ...Usain Bolt.

FAVORITE PROFESSIONAL TEAM...FC Barcelona

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PRIOR TO LSU

Transferred to LSU after spending two seasons on the women’s golf team at the University of Louisiana at Monroe … Led the Warhawks in stroke average in 2011 (78.48) and tied for team stroke average lead as a sophomore in 2012 (75.90) … Took 2.5 strokes off scoring from freshman to sophomore season … Played in all 18 events over the two years … Four rounds of par or lower including a 69 in the 2011 Sun Belt Conference Championship middle round … Best finish as a freshman was a third at the UAB Fall Beach Classic at 1-over 145 after rounds of 70-75 … Had her first collegiate win as a sophomore at the Claud Jacobs Challenge, posting rounds of 75-73-76 – 224 (+8) … The tournament before finished second in the Blue Raider Invitational at 5-over 224, posting rounds of 72-76-73 … Six career top 10 finishes.

Was the 2008, 2009 Louisiana District II State Tournament Champion her sophomore and junior seasons at Notre Dame HS … Won the High School All-Star Classic Tournament in 2009 and 2010 … Helped lead the boys golf team to a first place finish at the Louisiana Division II State Tournament while finishing third as an individual her senior season … Represented Louisiana on the Tri-State Competition team and the Louisiana Junior Cup team … Also standout in basketball, earning All-Parish, All-District and All-Acadiana honors her sophomore season after averaging 20 points a game … Lettered two years in basketball and four in golf … Won the 2011 Louisiana Women’s Golf Association Amateur Championship at age 19 at TPC Louisiana.

PERSONAL

Born Ali Elizabeth Lucas on Feb. 16, 1992 … Daughter of Rodney and Keri Lucas … Has three sisters: Courtney (24), Britni (21) and Emily (13) … Cousin Barry Henry was a pole vaulter at LSU … Majoring in kinesiology.

JUNIOR • CROWLEY, LA. • NOTRE DAME HS/ULM

ALI

LUCAS

MY FAVORITE GOLF COURSE I HAVE EVERPLAYED ... LPGA International.

MY FAVORITE GOLF HOLE I’VE EVER PLAYED ...No. 13 at The University Club because I hit a hole-in-one.

MY GOLF SUPERSTITIONS ARE ...If I pull a Titleist 1 out of my bag, I feel more likely to win!

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT LSU ... The people. It’s just a friendly Cajun atmosphere.

MY BEST NON-ATHLETIC TALENT ...Talking to people.

SOMEDAY I’M GOING TO ...Be a teacher.

FAVORITE FOOD ...Any type of seafood, and kind of way.

FAVORITE THING YOU COOK ... Anything, as long as my maw maw is on the side of me.

MY BIGGEST THRILL IN SPORTS ...The challenge, you can always be better.

THE THING YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT ME ...My source of motivation is my faith in God.

IF YOU COULD PICK THREE PEOPLE TO PLAYGOLF WITH FOR ONE ROUND ...My Dad, Rory McIlroy and Arnold Palmer.

THE TOP THREE SONGS ON MY IPOD ARE ...Louisiana Saturday Night - Benjy Davis; The WorldsGreatest - R.Kelly; Life’s a Dance -John Michael Montgomery.

WHAT WOULD YOU BRING TO A DESERTED ISLAND...A Bible, a sandwich, and a rope would be useful.

FAVORITE PROFESSIONAL TEAM...Los Angeles Lakers.

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The Start TheLadyTigerswontwooftheirfirstthreetournamentsandittooksomerecordnumberstogetitdone.

IntheopenerattheCougarClassicinCharleston,LSUsetasingleroundrecordtorallytowintheteamtitleandsophomoreAustinErnstcamefromashotdowntowinthe individual title, posting her own record score. Senior Tessa Teachman would tieforthird.Thefourth-rankedLadyTigerswouldpostan11-underparscoreof277inthefinalround,toppingbyoneshottheschoolrecord.LSUfinishedwiththesecondlowestaggregatescoreinschoolhistory,a16-under848.

Ernstshota67inthefinalroundtoshootawinningschoolrecordtotalof13-underpar203.

Two tournaments later at the Tar Heel Invitational, No. 3-ranked LSU was againrallyingtowininthefinalroundfor itssecondwinoftheyear.LSUwasabletowin

after entering the final round tied with Alabama after the first 36 holes. The LadyTigershadsevenbirdiesandaneagledownthestretchasLSUfinishedat8-under856forthetournamentandafour-shotwin.FreshmanMadeleneSagstromposted7-under209tofinishinatieforfifth.

Another Win In Spring The 7th-ranked Lady Tigers rallied from a stroke down to record the third teamvictoryoftheyear intheopeningeventofthespring,winningtheLadyPuertoRicoClassicbytwoshotsoverGeorgia.Georgiawasoneshotaheadenteringthefinalround,butLSUfinishedat20-overpar884withGeorgiatwoshotsbackat886.BothErnst(5th)andTeachman(9th)finishedinthetop10.

LSU came close to getting its fourth win at its home event, the LSU Tiger GolfClassic, in March, finishing second to Tennessee by two shots after the two teamsentered the final round tied. Tennessee shot 16-over 880 and LSU 18-over 882.Sagstrompostedevenpar216tofinishsolothirdandErnstat2-over218wasfourth.

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REVIEWHow do you compare the 2011 LSU women’s golf season to 2012‘s just completed season? It would have to be argued that you don’t compare, you congratulate what were arguably two of the greatest teams in the 30-plus years of women’s golf at LSU. A second consecutive third place finish right on the cusp of a national title and four team wins made 2012 an outstanding season for Coach Karen Bahnsen and her Lady Tigers and the success of the season, like 2011, started early.

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The Post-Season LSUpuncheditstickettothenationalchampionshiptournamentwithitsbesteverfinishinanNCAARegionalgolftournamentwhentheytiedforfirstwithUCLAinthefinalroundoftheWestRegionalathotandcoldErie,Colo.

Round one was played in temperatures in the mid-80s with temperatures in themid-40sforthefinaltwodays.

For LSU it was its fourth win of the season, marking the second best season forwins in the history of the program. Only the 1986 team with five wins had morechampionshipsthanthe2011-12team.ItalsoqualifiedLSUforits12thChampionshipandthirdinthelastfouryears.

LSUfinishedat9-overpar873withconsistentroundsof291,290and292.

Inthenationalchampionships,seniorTeachmandideverythingshecouldtoputtheteamonhershouldersandnotonlyhelptheLadyTigers inherfinalevent,butgiveherself a chance at a national individual title. After three rounds at the VanderbiltLegendsClubinFranklin,Tenn.,birdiesonthe17thand18thholeslefttheBatonRougenativeat3-under213after54holes,justoneshotoutofthelead.

Meanwhile,theLSUteam,founditselfbeingwindblownaroundthecourseonthefrontnineofthethirdroundandindangeroffallingoutofthetop10.Butsixbirdiesinthefinalthreeholesanda30-footparsavebyLindsayGahmputLSUsuddenlyback

tosixthplace,justsevenshotsoutoftheleadat20-over884. Bahnsen noted all year long that the Lady Tigers “were such fighters” and LSUshoweditbyplayingthelast21holesin5-underpar,includingtakingadvantageofthepar5ninthand18thholes.AllfiveplayersbirdiedtheninthandLSUgotthreebirdiesandaneagleonthe18thhole,finishingthe72holesat21-over. LSUfinishedthirdforasecondstraightyear,finishingjusttwoshotsbehindwinnerAlabamawithdefinitelythebestcumulativeback-to-backfinishesofanyteaminthelasttwochampionships.

Teachman would shoot a 1-under 287 and finish with a tie for third in thechampionships, equaling the second best finish for an LSU golfer in tournamenthistory.

Post-Season Honors Ernst and Teachman earned All-SEC second team honors while Sagstrom wasnamed to the All-SEC freshman team. After the championships, the NGCA namedboth Ernst and Teachman honorable mention All-Americans and Teachman earnedher fourthscholar-athletecitation,becoming just thesecondLSUgolfer, joiningherassistantcoachAlexisRather,toearnfourscholar-athleteawards.

2011 or 2012. Was one better than the other? As far as LSU women’s golf isconcerned,bothweregreat.

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Cougar ChallengeCharleston, S.C. -- Sept. 11-13, 2011Yeaman Hall Course -- Par 72

TheLadyTigersstartedthe2011-12seasonwithaflourish,settingasingleroundrecordtorallytowintheteamtitleandsophomoreAustinErnstcamefromashotdowntowintheindividualtitleaswell.Thewinwasthe33rdandthefirstoffourontheyearforCoachKarenBahnsenandthethirdcareerwinforErnst. SeniorTessaTeachmanfiredhersecondunderparroundoftheeventtofinishinatieforthird. LSUcamefromthirdplaceandfourshotsdowntowingoingawaybyfiveshotsoverNorthCarolina.LSUfinishedat16-underforthe54-holesandthe848aggregatescoretiesforthesecondlowestinthehistoryoftheprogram. Ernst won by four shots after shooting her second five-under par 67 of thecompetition.Shefinishedwithaschoolrecord54-holetotalof13-underpar203.

Top 5 Teams1. LSU 280-291-277 -- 848 -162.NorthCarolina 285-282-286--853 -113.Florida 284-284-288--856 -84.NorthCarolinaState 287-290-287--864 E4.Georgia 295-286-283--864 E

LSU Results1. Austin Ernst 67-69-67 -- 203 -13T3.TessaTeachman 67-72-69--208 -8T30.JacquelineHedwall 73-75-71--219 +3T38.MadeleneSagstrom 74-76-70--220 +4T52.LindsayGahm 73-75-75--223 +7

Mason Rudolph Fall PreviewFranklin, Tenn. -- Sept. 23-25, 2011Vanderbilt Legends Club -- Par 72

TheLadyTigersscoringintheFallPreviewwouldbenoindicationofwhatwastocomeinMaywhenLSUreturnedfortheactualplayingoftheNCAAWomen’sGolfChampionships.LSUfinishedat32-over896(303-300-293),goodenoughfor11thinthe18-teamevent,wonbydefendingNCAAChampionUCLA. LSU’sfinalroundwaspacedbytwounderparroundswithfreshmanMadeleneSagstrompostinga2-underpar70andsophomoreAustinErnstscoringa1-under71.Sagstrommovedup17placestopostatop20finish,tyingfor20that5-over221(75-76-70).

Top Teams1.UCLA 296-283-294--873 +92.Alabama 296-289-294--879 +153.ArizonaState 293-296-295--884 +203.Virginia 304-286-294--884 +205.NorthCarolinaState 298-290-298--886 +2211, LSU 303-300-293 -- 896 +32

LSU ResultsT20.MadeleneSagstrom 75-76-70--221 +5T30.AustinErnst 78-75-71--224 +8T33.LindsayGahm 76-72-77--225 +9T43.TessaTeachman 75-77-75--227 +11T68.KatrinaHegge 77-77-79--233 +17

Tar Heel InvitationalChapel Hill, N.C. -- October 7-9, 2011UNC Finley Golf Course -- Par 72

The No. 3-ranked LSU women’s golf team gave long-time head coach KarenBahnsen a nice early birthday present, rallying on the back nine to win the LadyTarHeelInvitational.LSUgotsomeputtstodropinwhatBahnsen,whosebirthdaywastwodaysafterthetournament,called“quiteabattle”downthestretchasLSUturnedthetablestowinbyfourshotsoverNo.4Alabamaaftertheteamsstartedtheroundtiedat7-underparthroughthefirst36holes. The win was the second in three tournaments for the Lady Tigers this fall. Thewinning charge came suddenly as LSU got seven birdies on the final nine holes,includinganeaglefromLindsayGahmtohelpclaimthewin. LSUwas1-underforthefinalroundand8-underforthetournamentwithathree-daytotalof856(284-285-287).MadeleneSagstromledLSUonthefinaldaywitha1-under71tofinishat7-under209,tyingforfifth.

Top Teams1. LSU 284-285-287 -- 856 -72.Alabama 281-288-291--860 -43.Auburn 287-290-284--861 -34.NorthCarolina 290-286-286--862 -25.NorthCarolinaState 291-289-289--869 +5

LSU ResultsT5.MadeleneSagstrom 68-70-71--209 -7T11.TessaTeachman 71-71-72--214 -2T15.AustinErnst 72-73-72--217 +1T21.JacquelineHedwall 73-73-73--219 +3T44.LindsayGahm 80-71-72--223 +7

SEC-Pac 12 ChallengePalo Alto, Calif. -- November 5-7, 2010Stanford Univeristy Golf Club -- Par 72

For the second straight year, LSU had a bit of opening round trouble in thismatchupofSECandPac-12teams.TheLadyTigersdidputtogether rounds inthe290sinthefinaltwotripsaroundtheHolstonHillsCountryClubtofinishthedayat36-overpar900(307-295-298)andinatiefor15thplace. TheeventconcludedthefallseasonthatsawLSUwithtwovictories. JacquelineHeadwallledLSUwitha34thplacefinishat6-overpar222(74-75-73).TopTeams1.Alabama 284-289-292--865 +12.UCLA 281-297-291--869 +53.Auburn 296-286-297--879 +154.Tennessee 291-292-297--880 +164.SouthernCal 298-295-287--880 +1615. LSU 307-295-298 -- 900 +36

LSU ResultsT34.JacquelineHedwall 74-75-73--222 +6T53.MadeleneSagstrom 76-73-77--226 +10T53.TessaTeachman 79-73-74--226 +10T70.AustinErnst 82-74-74--230 +14T89.LindsayGahm 78-79-77--234 +19

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Lady Puerto Rico ClassicRio Grande, Puerto Rico -- Feb. 12-14, 2012Rio Mar Country Club River Course -- Par 72

LSU rallied from a stroke back entering the final round to record its third teamvictoryofthe2011-12golfseason,capturingthetitleoftheLadyPuertoRicoClassicoverGeorgia.ThewinmarkedthefourthtimeinLSUwomen’sgolfhistorythattheteamhashadatleastthreeteamvictoriesduringthecourseofayear. LSU posted a 10-over round of 298, three shots better than Georgia, which hadbeentiedwithLSUafterthefirstroundandthenoneshotaheadenteringthefinal18holes. AustinErnstrecordedhersecondtopfiveoftheseason,finishingatevenpar216andtakingsolofifthplace(71-72-73).TessaTeachmangothersecondtop10oftheyearwithastrongninthplacefinishat5-over221.Top Teams1. LSU 294-292-298 -- 884 +202.Georgia 294-291-301--886 +223.OklahomaState 300-290-300--890 +264.Arkansas 297-293-302--892 +285.Northwestern 306-296-297--899 +35

LSU Results5.AustinErnst 71-72-73--216 ET9.TessaTeachman 73-74-74--221 +5T12.MadeleneSagstrom 75-73-75--223 +7T17.LindsayGahm 75-73-76--224 +8T33.JacquelineHedwall 75-79-76--230 +14T59.KatrinaHegge 73-84-82--239 +23


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Central District InvitationalParrish, Fla.-Feb. 20-21, 2012River Wilderness Golf Course-Par 72

Senior Tessa Teachman had the best finish of her LSU career, finishing as therunnerup in the Central District Invitational at the River WIlderness Golf Club.Teachmanfinishedat2-under214(69-75-70),twoshotsbehindwire-to-wirewinnerChirpatJao-JavanilofOklahoma.ItwasTeachman’ssecondtopthreeoftheyear. Theseventh-rankedLSUteamwasinthemixinafour-waybattlefortheteamtitle,eventuallyfinishingfourththreeshotsoutofthechampionshipwonbyTCU.Top Teams1.TCU 297-289-298--882 +182.Oklahoma 291-293-299--883 +193.Vanderbilt 293-294-297--884 +204. LSU 291-301-293 -- 885 +215.MichiganState 295-294-298--887 +23

LSU Results2.TessaTeachman 69-75-70--214 -2T16.AustinErnst 68-77-77--222 +6T16.MadeleneSagstrom 74-74-74--222 +6T42.JacquelineHedwall 80-75-75--230 +14T59.LindsayGahm 81-79-74--234 +18

LSU Tiger Golf ClassicBaton Rouge, La. -- March 9-11, 2012The University Club -- Par 72

TennesseeandLSUbattledbackandforthoverthefinal18holesbeforeTennesseewas able to secure a two-stroke win over LSU in the Lady Tigers’ annual hometournamentattheUniversityClub.Tennesseewouldshoota5-over293onthefinalday,whileLSUposteda7-over295aftertheteamsenteredthedaytiedafter36holes.Tennesseefinishedat16-over880withLSUat18-over882. FreshmanMadeleneSagstrom,withherparentsfromSwedenwatching,finishedinatieforthirdatevenpar216(71-71-74).AustinErnstwasinsolofourthat2-over218andTessaTeachmantiedfor10that8-over224.CatherineO’DonnellofUNCandTennessee’sEricaPopsontiedfortheindividualcrownat2-under214.Noplayoffwasheldandco-champsdeclared.

Top Teams1.Tennessee 298-289-293--880 +162. LSU 295-292-295 -- 882 +183.NorthCarolina 301-300-288--889 +254.Vanderbilt 302-299-307--908 +445.NorthCarolinaState 308-318-293--919 +55

LSUResults3.MadeleneSagstrom 71-71-74--216 E4.AustinErnst 73-73-72--218 +2T10.TessaTeachman 73-77-74--224 +8T18.JacquelineHedwall 78-73-76--227 +11T23.LindsayGahm 79-75-75--229 +13T50.KatrinaHegge 79-80-77--236 +20

PING/ASU InvitationalTempe, Ariz. -- March 30-April 1, 2012ASU Golf Course -- Par 72

The Lady Tigers finished at 33-over 885 (294-285-306) as they fell back to ninthafterthethirdandfinal round.UCLAwonthetournamentwitha5-over857.TessaTeachmanwasthebestfortheLadyTigerswitha4-over217(74-69-74),finishinginatiefor11th.

Top Teams 1.UCLA 284-281-292--857 +52.ArizonaState 280-298-291--869 +173.TexasA&M 287-287-299--873 +214.TCU 292-294-293--879 +275.SouthernCal 289-299-293--881 +299. LSU 294-285-306 -- 885 +33

LSU ResultsT11.TessaTeachman 74-69-74--217 +4T22.JacquelineHedwall 74-72-74--220 +7T41.MadeleneSagstrom 71-73-81--225 +12T41.LindsayGahm 75-72-78--225 +12T51.KatrinaHegge 75-72-80--227 +14

SEC ChampionshipFayetteville, Ark. -- April 20-22, 2012The Blessings Golf Club -- Par 72

Freshman Madelene Sagstrom recorded her third top-five finish of the season,finishing fourth in the SEC Championships. Sagstrom was 7-over par to finish fourshotsoutofthetitle.Inthewindyconditions,LSUfinishedinatieforsixthwithSouthCarolinaat73-overpar930.

Top Teams1.Auburn 306-297-313--916 +522.Arkansas 309-295-313--917 +533.Alabama 297-312-313--922 +584.Florida 307-305-313--925 +615.Georgia 308-306-319--933 +69T6. LSU 310-309-318 -- 937 +73

LSU Results4.MadeleneSagstrom 72-73-78--223 +7T29.TessaTeachman 80-80-77--237 +21T36.AustinErnst 78-83-79--240 +24T46.LindsayGahm 80-80-86--246 +30T50.JacquelineHedwall 89-76-84--249 +33

NCAA West RegionalErie, Colo. -- May 10-12, 2012 Colorado National Golf Club -- Par 72

TheLadyTigerspostedtheirbesteverfinishinanNCAAregionalgolftournamentwhen they tied for first with UCLA in the final round of the West Regional at theColoradoNationalGolfClub.ItwasLSU’sfourthwinoftheseason,markingthesecondbestseasonforwinsinthehistoryoftheprogram.Onlythe1986team,withfivewins,hadmorechampionships.LSUtiedUCLAat9-overpar873tosharethetitle. Austin Ernst finished second in the regional at 6-under 210. Madelene Sagstromwas8that+1,217.

Top Teams 1. LSU 291-290-292 -- 873 +91.UCLA 290-296-287--873 +93.Pepperdine 297-299-279--875 +114.Colorado 297-301-279--877 +135.Baylor 300-293-286--879 +15

LSU Results2.AustinErnst 71-69-70--210 -6T8.MadeleneSagstrom 86-70-71--217 +1T45.TessaTeachman 76-74-75--225 +8T49.JacquelineHedwall 71-77-78--226 +9T61.LindsayGahm 73-79-76--228 +11

NCAA Women’s ChampionshipFranklin, Tenn. -- May 22-25, 2012Vanderbilt Legends Club -- Par 72 CoachKarenBahnsen’steamwasabouttofalloutofthetop10 inawindythirdroundatthenationalchampionshipsbutfinishedwithsixbirdiesoverthefinalthreeholes and in fifth place. By the end of Friday’s final round, the Lady Tigers wouldhaveathird-placefinishforthesecondstraightyear,justtwoshotsoutofthevictorypostedbyAlabama. LSU would play the last 21 holes of the tournament in 5-under par and posted a21-over 1,173 (293-294-297-289).It was the lowest 72-hole score ever for LSU at thechampionships. TessaTeachman, in her final collegiate tournament, tied for third at 1-under 287(69-74-70-74).TheBatonRougenativebecamethefourthLSUgolfertofinishinthetopthreeinthehistoryofthenationalchampionships. For the Lady Tigers, it marked the end of the most successful back-to-backcampaignsinschoolhistory.

Top Teams1.Alabama 286-285-306-294--1171 +192.SouthernCal 297-288-294-293--1172 +203. LSU 293-294-297-289 -- 1173 +214.Virginia 288-294-301-292--1175 +235.SouthCarolina 302-281-300-293--1176 +24

LSU ResultsT3.TessaTeachman 69-74-70-74--287 -1T29.AustinErnst 78-75-74-68--295 +7T51.MadeleneSagstrom 70-72-83-74--299 +11T59.LindsayGahm 76-73-77-74--300 +12T93.JacquelineHedwall 83-75-76-73--307 +19

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TeamCougar Classic 280-291-277 -- 848 1

MasonRudolphFallPreview 303-300-293--896 11

Tar Heel Invitational 284-285-287 -- 856 1

Mercedes-BenzSEC/Pac12 307-295-298--900 15

Lady Puerto Rico Classic 294-292-298 -- 884 1

CentralDistrictInvitational 291-301-293--885 4

LSUTigerGolfClassic 295-292-295--882 2

PING/ASUInvitational 294-285-306--885 9

SECWomen’sChampionships 310-309-318--937 7

NCAA West Regional 290-296-287 -- 873 t1

NCAAWomen’sChampionships 293-294-297-289--1173 3

AUSTIN ERNSTCougar Classic 67-69-67 -- 203 1

MasonRudolphFallPreview 78-75-71--224 t30

TarHeelInvitational 72-73-72--217 t15

Mercedes-BenzSEC/Pac12 82-74-74--230 t70

LadyPuertoRicoClassic 71-72-73--216 5

CentralDistrictInvitational 68-77-77--222 t16

LSUTigerGolfClassic 73-73-72--218 4

SECWomen’sChampionships 78-83-79--240 t36

NCAAWestRegional 71-69-70--2102

NCAAWomen’sChampionships 78-75-74-68--295t29

TOTALS 31 ROUNDS -- AVG. 73.4

LINDSAY GAHMCougarClassic 73-75-75--223 t52




LadyPuertoRicoClassic 75-73-76--224 t17


LSUTigerGolfClassic 79-75-75--229 t23

PING/ASUInvitational 75-72-78--225 t41


NCAAWestRegional 73-79-76--228 t61

NCAAChampionships 76-73-77-74--300 t59

TOTALS 34 ROUNDS -- 76.2

JACQUELINE HEDWALL CougarClassic 73-75-71--219 t30









NCAAWomen’sChampionships 83-75-76-73--307 t93

TOTALS 34 ROUNDS - 75.8

KATRINA HEGGEMasonRudolphFallClassic 77-77-79--233 t68





MADELENE SAGSTROMCougarClassic 74-76-70--220 t38






LSUTigerGolfClassic 71-71-74--216 E


SECWomen’sChampionships 72-73-78--223 4


NCAAWomen’sChampionships 70-72-83-74--299 t51


TESSA TEACHMANCougarClassic 67-72-69--208 t3



Mercedes-BenzSEC/Pac12Championship 79-73-74--226 t53


CentralDistrictInvitational 69-75-70--214 2





NCAAChampionships 69-74-70-74--287 t3


2011-12 TEAM STATISTICS Low Top Top Top

Player Rds. Strokes Rd. 5 10 20 AVG.

AustinErnst 31 2275 67 4 4 6 73.4

TessaTeachman 34 2500 67 3 5 8 73.5

MadeleneSagstrom 34 2501 68 3 4 7 73.6

JacquelineHedwall 31 2349 71 -- -- 2 75.8

LindsayGahm 34 2591 71 -- -- 1 76.2

Katrinahegge 12 935 72 -- -- -- 77.9


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TheAlabamaSportsFoundation, inconjunctionwiththeSoutheasternConferenceannouncedthispastAuguestthatGreystoneGolf&CountryClubinHoover,Ala.,willbehosttothe2013through2016SECWomen’sGolfChampionship. “We are proud to host the SEC Women’s GolfChampionship,” stated Calvin Bolling, General Manager ofGreystone Golf & Country Club. “Greystone’s rich traditionin golf includes hosting 15 Champions Tour events, as wellas annually hosting for the past 20 years one of the top20 amateur tournaments in the country, The GreystoneInvitational. Ourgoal is toprovidea formidablechallengetothebestcollegiatewomeninthecountry,whilesharingatasteofoursouthernhospitality. WeinvitegolffansfromtheSECregiontoGreystonetoenjoythespiritofcompetitionand camaraderie, while viewing a showcase of the SECWomen’sGolfChampionship.Weareexcitedtoshareinthehistoryofthisprestigiousevent.” The championship will consist of 14 teams competingin three rounds of tournament play. This will be only thesecondtimethattheBirmingham-HooverMetropolitanAreahas hosted the SEC Women’s Golf Championship since itbeganin1981. “TheAlabamaSportsFoundationisproudtohostanotherSEC Championship in Hoover,” stated Gene Hallman,ExecutiveDirectorof theAlabamaSportsFoundation.“Wevalue our outstanding partnership with the conference andare pleased to have this opportunity. Our organization is

veryfamiliarwiththequalityofSECWomen’sgolfgivenourbackground in managing numerous women’s professionalgolf tournaments. The number of SEC Women alumnaeplaying at the elite professional level is truly amazing.Additionally,GreystoneGolf&CountryClubisanoutstandingfacilityandwillbeatremendoushost.” The SEC has a strong history in women’s collegiate golf,with four NCAA National Championships. SEC teams havefinishedinthetopteneveryyearexcepttwosince1983andhavehadsixNCAAIndividualChampions.TheUniversityofGeorgia still holds the record of total SEC Championshipswonwitheleven,buttheAuburnTigersfollowclosebehindwithninewins,includingboth2011and2012. “We are excited about our women’s golf championshipcoming to Greystone Golf & Country Club, while alsoexpanding our relationship with the City of Hoover withanother quality SEC event,” Commissioner Mike Slive said.“Hoover’s dedication to the conference, along with theexpertise the Alabama Sports Foundation has in runninghigh-levelgolfevents,willcertainlygiveSECteamsandfansagreatpostseasonexperience.” TheAlabamaSportsFoundation(ASF)servesastheofficialsportslobbyfortheBirmingham-HooverMetropolitanArea,aswellastheStateofAlabama.TheFoundation’smissionistorecruit,manageandpromotemajorspectatorsportingeventsthroughoutAlabama.

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The Southeastern Conference has continuted to show its leadership in theintergrationofathleticcompetitionandhighereducation. Since its formation in 1933, the SEC has achieved both stature and stability bydesignating governing/voting power to the presidents of the member institutions.They have determined the policies of the conference and through the years thisinvolvementhasbeentheprincipalsourceofstrengthintheevolutionoftheSEC. Intercollegiate athletics encountered many challenges in the 1990s and theSECprovided guidance. In 1993, the member institutions adopted The Principles ofGenderEquity.Committedtoincreasingthequantityandqualityofwomen’sathleticopportunities, each school provides at least two more women’s intercollegiateprogramsthanthenumberofmen’s. SEC schools began athletic competition over 100 years ago as members of theSouthernIntercollegiateAthleticAssociation.The13memberswestandsouthofthe

Appalachian Mountains reorganized as the Southeastern Conference at the annualSouthernConferencemeetingin1932.ChartermembersofthenewconferencewereAlabama,Auburn,Florida,Georgia,GeorgiaTech,Kentucky,LSU,OleMiss,MississippiState,Sewanee,Tennessee,TulaneandVanderbilt. In the 1979-80 academic year, SECchampionships for women were recognized inbasketball,tennisandvolleyball.Thefollowingyeargolf,gymnastics,swimmingandtrackandfieldwereadded.Theadministrationofwomen’sathleticsofficiallycameundertheauspicesoftheconferenceofficein1984. Arkansasand South Carolina joined the league in 1992 and in 2012-13 the leagueexpandedto14teamswiththeadditionofnewmembersTexasA&MandMissouri. TheSECcurrentlyregulatesninemen’ssportsand11women’ssports.Thewomen’ssportsarevolleyball,golf,gymnastics,soccer,softball,swimming,tennis,track(crosscountry,indoor,outdoor)andvolleyball.

Year Site Winner Score Ind. Champ Score

1981 Opelika,Ala. Florida 875 LynnConnelly,Fla. 217 LSU-3rd 9101982 PineMountain,Ga. Florida 880 DebRichard,Fla. 216 LSU-4th 9461983 PineMountain,Ga. Georgia 890 DebRichard,Fla. 217 LSU-5th 9461984 PineMountain,Ga. Florida 906 DebRichard,Fla. 218 LSU-5th 9331985 PineMountain,Ga. Georgia 900 CindySchreyer,Ga. 216 LSU-6th 9401986 PineMountain,Ga. Florida 898 KarenDavies,Fla. 221 LSU-5th 9401987 PineMountain,Ga. Florida 910 MargaretPlatt,Auburn 222 LSU-5th 9431988 GulfBreeze,Fla. Georgia 864 CherylMorley,Fla. 211 LSU-3rd 8901989 PonteVedre,Fla. Auburn 902 DianaRama,Auburn 223 LSU-6th 9491990* Greensboro,Ga. Georgia 607 AnneCain,Ga. 144 LSU-3rd 6241991 Lexington,Ky. Florida 936 Kristi Coats, LSU 224 LSU-5th 9511992 Baton Rouge, La. LSU-1st 892 CarriWood,Miss.State 2171993* Jackson,Miss Georgia 605 SaraMiley,Ga. 147 LSU-8th 6341994 WestPoint,Miss. Georgia 890 KatharinaLarrson,Tenn. 209 LSU-8th 9381995 Franklin,Tenn. Florida 892 DinaTaylor,Fla. 217 LSU-3rd 9381996* Knoxville,Tenn. Auburn 604 MarciClemons,Auburn 144 LSU-2nd 6071997 Columbia,S.C. Georgia 899 ShaunaEstes,Ga. 215 LSU-2nd 905

Year Site Winner Score Ind. Champ Score

1998 Birmingham,Ala. Georgia 894 ReilleyRankin,Ga. 218 LSU-2nd 8991999 Opelika,Ala. Georgia 887 ShaunaEstes,Ga. 210 LSU-4th 9182000 Rogers,Ark. Auburn 917 DanielleDowney,Auburn 224 LSU-2nd 9192001 Gainesville,Fla. Georgia 872 KristyMcPherson,USC 207 LSU-2nd 8772002 Athens,Ga. S.Carolina 861 KristyMcPherson,USC 209 LSU-8th 9212003 Lexington,Ky. Auburn 903 AimeeCho,Florida 216 LSU-10th 9752004 BatonRouge,La. Vanderbilt 877 MayWood,Vandy 213 LSU-2nd 8812005 Tunica,Miss. Auburn 904 StacyLewis,Arkansas 214 LSU-4th 9062006 Franklin,Tenn Auburn 875 MariaMartinez,Auburn 211 LSU-7th 9002007 WestPoint,Miss. Georgia 865 TaylorLeon,Georgia 208 LSU-7th 8992008 Loudon,Tenn. Florida 874 StacyLewis,Arkansas 214 LSU-6th 9202009 Blytheville,S.C. Auburn 870 MartaSilva,Ga. 210 LSU-5th 8862010 Tuscaloosa,Ala. Alabama 848 MarinaAlex,Vanderbilt 208 LSU-6th 8662011 Auburn,Ala. Auburn 864 EricaPopson,Tennessee 210 LSU-3rd 8872012 Fayetteville,Ark. Auburn 916 PatriciaSanz,Auburn 219 LSU-6th 937

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INDIVIDUAL TOP 101.PatriciaSanz,Auburn 69-73-77--219+32.MarinaAlex,Vanderbilt 70-73-77--220+43.EmilyTubert,Arkansas 78-70-73--221+54. Madelene Sagstrom, LSU 72-73-78 -- 223 +75.MartaSilvaZamora,Georgia 69-82-75--226+106.CamillaHedberg,Florida 76-74-78--228+126.EmmaLavy,Arkansas 73-72-83--228+128.JenniferKirby,Alabama 76-75-78--229+138.RocioSanchezLobato,Georgia 80-73-76--229+138.LaurenStratton,Vanderbilt 77-74-78--229+138.VIctoriaTrapani,Auburn 77-78-74--229+13

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TESSATEACHMAN

SEC CO-COACH OF THE YEAR MicPotter AlabamaKimEvans Auburn

GOLFER OF THE YEARMarinaAlex Vanderbilt SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEARBrookePancake AAlabama

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARCamillaHedberg Florida

FIRST TEAM ALL-SECPatriciaSanz AuburnLaurenStratton VanderbiltEmilyTubert ArkansasJenniferKirby AlabamaBrookePancake AlabamaMarinaAlex VanderbiltStephanieMeadow AlabamaEmileBurger GeorgiaMartzSIlvaZamora Georgia

SECOND TEAM ALL-SECKatieBurnett SouthCarolinaCamillaHedberg FloridaMartaSanz AuburnTessa Teachman LSUMiaPiccio FloridaAustin Ernst LSUMadelene Sagstrom LSUVictoriaTrapani Auburn

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMCamillaHedberg FloridaMadelene Sagstrom LSUVictoriaTrapani AuburnAllyMcDonald MississippiStateRocioSanchezLobato GeorgiaKendallMartindale VanderbiltAJNewell TennesseeJustineDreher SouthCarolina

TEAM RESULTS1.Auburn 306-297-313--916+522.Arkansas 309-295-313--917+533.Alabama 297-312-313--922+584.Florida 307-305-313--925+615.Georgia 308-306-319--933+696.SouthCarolina 315-308-314 --937+736. LSU 310-309-318 -- 937 +738.Vanderbilt 318-307-315--940+769.Kentucky 317-307-322--946+8210.Mississippi 309-315-326--950+8611.Tennessee 320-309-322--951+8712.MississippiState 315-326-333--974+110

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2012 SEC HONORS

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2012 SEC HONORS

1981Florida 875Georgia 882LSU 910Auburn 924Kentucky 935MississippiState 990

1982Florida 880Georgia 901MississippiState 941LSU 946Alabama 951Kentucky 965

1983Georgia 890Florida 906Kentucky 915MississippiState 944LSU 946

Alabamahadathree-playerteamduetoanautoaccidentinvolvingtwoplayersonthedayofthepracticeround.

1984Florida 906Georgia 912MississippiState 924Kentucky 932LSU 933Alabama 949

1985Georgia 900Florida 903MississippiState 927Kentucky 932Alabama 934LSU 940

1986Florida 898Kentucky 928Alabama 930Georgia 936LSU 940Auburn 961MississippiState 984

1987Florida 910Georgia 912Alabama 916Auburn 942LSU 943Kentucky 946MississippiState 994OleMiss 1140

1988Georgia 864Florida 869LSU 890Auburn 892Kentucky 909Alabama 917MississippiState 946OleMiss 971Vanderbilt 996

1989Auburn 902Florida 910Kentucky 926Georgia 935Alabama 937

LSU 949MississippiState 961OleMiss 1004Vanderbilt 1068

1990Georgia 607Auburn 613LSU 624Kentucky 624Florida 625Alabama 644MississippiState 663OleMiss 671Vanderbilt 711

1991Florida 936Alabama 942Georgia 942Kentucky 944LSU 951Auburn 952MississippiState 966OleMiss 995Vanderbilt 1004

1992LSU 892Georgia 899SouthCarolina 912Florida 927Alabama 928Kentucky 934MississippiState 937Auburn 943OleMiss 948Vanderbilt 997

1993Georgia 605Tennessee 611SouthCarolina 616Florida 618Kentucky 629MississippiState 630Auburn 632LSU 634Alabama 638OleMiss 650Vanderbilt 692

1994Georgia 890Alabama 900Auburn 901Tennessee 902SouthCarolina 904Florida 920Kentucky 922LSU 938Vanderbilt 947OleMiss 957MississippiState 970

1995Florida 892SouthCarolina 921Georgia 938LSU 938Tennesse 942Kentucky 950Auburn 950OleMiss 973MississippiState 979Vanderbilt 987Alabama 1010

1996Auburn 604

LSU 608SouthCarolina 610Florida 610Tennessee 618Georgia 628Kentucky 632OleMiss 635Vanderbilt 639Alabama 641MississippiState 648Arkansas 663

1997Georgia 899LSU 905Florida 908SouthCarolina 910Auburn 911Tennessee 916Alabama 929Kentucky 930Vanderbilt 943OleMiss 952MississippiState 964Arkansas 977

1998Georgia 894LSU 899Alabama 902Tennessee 919Auburn 925OleMiss 926MississippiState 932SouthCarolina 933Florida 934Arkansas 947OleMiss 952Kentucky 960Vanderbilt 969

1999Georgia 887Tennessee 905OleMiss 913LSU 918Arkansas 931Auburn 937MississippiState 949Vanderbilt 949Alabama 951SouthCarolina 952Florida 970Kentucky 978

2000Auburn 919LSU 921Tennessee 925Georgia 932Miss.State 938Florida 938Kentucky 950Arkansas 956SouthCarolina 959Vanderbilt 966OleMiss 968Alabama 976

2001Georgia 872LSU 877Auburn 887SouthCarolina 887Florida 891Tennessee 897Alabama 905Vanderbilt 908OleMiss 937Kentucky 940

MississippiState 941Arkansas 943

2002SouthCarolina 861Auburn 864Tennessee 866Vanderbilt 875Georgia 888Florida 897Alabama 918LSU 921MississippiState 929OleMiss 929Arkansas 934Kentucky 944

2003Auburn 905Tennessee 911SouthCarolina 914Vanderbilt 919Arkansas 925Georgia 937Kentucky 944MississippiState 960LSU 975OleMiss 982Alabama 983

2004Vanderbilt 877Auburn 881LSU 881Tennessee 882Florida 885Georgia 890SouthCarolina 899Mississippi 905Arkansas 909Alabama 913MississippiState 923Kentucky 928

2005Auburn 904Georgia 904Arkansas 905LSU 906Tennessee 906Florida 911SouthCarolina 914Kentucky 923Vanderbilt 927Alabama 933MississippiState 947OleMiss 969

2006Auburn 875Tennessee 876Georgia 885Vanderbilt 887Arkansas 897Florida 898LSU 900SouthCarolina 903Alabama 908MississippiSt. 924Kentucky 934OleMiss 940

2007Georgia 865Florida 881Tennessee 886SouthCarolina 887Alabama 893Vanderbilt 898LSU 899

Auburn 902Arkansas 906Miss.State 914Kentucky 931OleMiss 946

2008Florida 874Arkansas 891Georgia 903Auburn 910SouthCarolina 915LSU 920Alabama 921Tennessee 931Vanderbilt 935Mississippi 939Miss.State 952Kentucky 953

2009Auburn 870Arkansas 878Alabama 878Tennessee 881LSU 886Georgia 887OleMiss 890FLorida 895SouthCarolina 897Vanderbilt 915Kentucky 918Miss.State 930

2010Alabama 848Vanderbilt 852Arkansas 859Georgia 860Auburn 861LSU 866SouthCarolina 867OleMiss 876Tennessee 877Florida 889Kentucky 906Miss.State 925

2011Auburn 864Alabama 875LSU 887Arkansas 892SouthCarolina 893Tennessee 895Vanderbilt 897Georgia 899Florida 907Kentucky 927OleMiss 931Miss.State 955

2012Auburn 916Arkansas 917Alabama 922Florida 925Georgia 933SouthCarolina 937LSU 937Vanderbilt 940Kentucky 946OleMiss 950Tennessee 951Miss.State 974

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS: Georgia (11); Auburn (9): Florida (8): Alabama (1): LSU (1): South Carolina (1): Vanderbilt (1)

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ALABAMALocation: Tuscaloosa,Ala.Colors: CrimsonandWhitePresident: Dr.RobertE.WittAthleticsDirector: MalMooreNickname: CrimsonTideHeadCoach: MicPotter(CortlandState,‘77), 8thyear2011-12SECFinish: 3rd2011-12NCAAFinish: 1stGolfSID: JoshMaxonSIDOfficePhone: 205-348-6084SIDOfficeFax: 205-348-8841

ARKANSASLocation: Fayetteville,Ark.Colors: CardinalandWhiteChancellor: Dr.G.DavidGearhartAthleticsDirector: JohnLongNickname: LadyBacksHeadCoach: ShaunaEstes(Georgia,2000),6thyear2011-12SECFinish: 2nd2011-12NCAAFinish: 23rdGolfSID: JeriThorpeEmail: [email protected]: 479-575-5037SIDOfficeFax: 479-575-7410

AUBURNLocation: Auburn,Ala.Colors: BurntOrangeandNavyBluePresident: Dr.JayGogueAthleticsDirector: JayJacobsNickname: TigersHeadCoach: KimEvans(Auburn,‘81),19thyear2011-12SECFinish: 1stGolfSID: MattCrouchSIDOfficePhone: 334-844-9709SIDOfficeFax: 334-844-9807

FLORIDALocation: Gainesville,Fla.Colors: OrangeandBluePresident: Dr.J.BernardMachenAthleticsDirector: JeremyFoleyNickname: GatorsHeadCoach: EmilyBastel,1styear2011-12SECFinish: 4th2011-12NCAAFinish: 12thGolfSID: TBASIDOfficePhone: 352-375-4683,ext.6100SIDOfficeFax: 352-375-4809

GEORGIA Location: Athens,Ga.Colors: RedandBlackPresident: Dr.MichaelF.AdamsAthleticsDirector: GregMcGarityNickname: BulldogsHeadCoach: JoshBrewer,1styear2011-12SECFinish: 5thGolfSID: MikeMobleySIDOfficePhone: 706-542-1621SIDOfficeFax: 706-542-9339

KENTUCKYLocation: Lexington,Ky.Colors: BlueandWhitePresident: Dr.EliCapiloutoAthleticsDirector: MitchBarnhartNickname: WildcatsHeadCoach: GoldaBorst,3rdyear2011-12SECFinish: 9thGolfSID: WillKindredSIDOfficePhone: 859-257-3838SIDOfficeFax: 859-323-4310

OLE MISSLocation: Oxford,Miss.Colors: CardinalRedandNavyBlueChancellor: Dr.DanielW.JonesAthleticsDirector: PeteBooneNickname: RebelsHeadCoach:MichelleDrinkard(Alabama,‘86),5thyear2011-12SECFinish: 10thGolfSID: KristenSaibiniSIDOfficePhone: 662-915-7522SIDOfficeFax: 662-915-7006

MISSISSIPPILocation: Starkville,Miss.Colors: MaroonandWhitePresident: Dr.MarkKeenumAthleticsDirector: ScottStricklinNickname: LadyBulldogsHeadCoach: GingerBrown-Lemm,3rdyear2011-12SECFinish: 12thGolfSID: BrockTurnipseedSIDOfficePhone: 662-325-2703SIDOfficeFax: 662-325-2563

MISSOURILocation: Columbia,Mo.Colors: BlackandOldGoldChancellor: BradyJ.DeatonAthleticsDirector: MikeAldenNickname: TigersHeadCoach: StephaniePriesmeyerGolfSID: JoshMurraySIDOfficePhone: 573-882-0711SIDOfficeFax: 662-325-2563

SOUTH CAROLINALocation: Columbia,S.C.Colors: GarnetandBlackPresident: Dr.HarrisPastidesAthleticsDirector: EricHymanNickname: GamecocksHeadCoach: KalenHarris(Duke,‘01),6thyear2011-12SECFinish: 6th2011-12NCAAFinish: 5thGolfSID: JustinHoltSIDOfficePhone: 803-777-5204SIDOfficeFax: 803-777-2967

TENNESSEELocation: Knoxville,Tenn.Colors: OrangeandWhiteChancellor: Dr.JimmyCheekAthleticsDirector: DavidHartNickname: LadyVolsHeadCoach:JudiPavon(Alabama,‘89),13thyear2011-12SECFinish: 11th2011-12NCAAFinish: 19thGolfSID: CassandraNovySIDOfficePhone: 865-974-1212

TEXAS A&MLocation: CollegeStation,TexasColors: MaroonandWhiteChancellor: JohnSharpAthleticsDirector: EricHymanNickname: AggiesHeadCoach: TrelleMcCombs2011-12NCAAFinish: t16thGolfSID: TBASIDOfficePhone: (979)845-5725

VANDERBILTLocation: Nashville,Tenn.Colors: BlackandGoldChancellor: NicholasZepposViceChancellor: DavidWilliamsIINickname: CommodoresHeadCoach: GregAllen(MurrayState,‘93),6thyear2011-12SECFinish: 8th2010-11NCAAFinish: 11thGolfSID: AndyBoggsSIDOfficePhone: 615-322-4121SIDOfficeFax: 615-343-7064

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

TotellthestoryofLSU’s2012NCAAChampionshiprun,let’sbacktheseasonupacoupleofweekstotheNCAARegionalroundinErie,Colo.

LSUsetthetoneearlyanditwasobviousnothingabouthangingontoeighthplacehadtobediscussed.InthecoldandwindofErie,Colo.,LSUwasdeterminedtowinaregionaltitleforthefirsttime.AlthoughtheyhadtoshareitwithUCLA,thiswasatitleLSUwasproudofinsomanyways.

The Lady Tigers 54-hole score of 9-over 873 gave seventh-ranked LSU its fourthtournamenttitleoftheyear,thesecondmostseasontitlesfortheteaminthe30-plusyearhistoryoftheprogram.

So for Austin Ernst, Lindsay Gahm Jacqueline Hedwall, Madelene Sagstrom andTessaTeachman itwasontotheChampionshipsattheVanderbiltLegendsClub inFranklin, Tenn. Ernst, Hedwall and Teachman helped the Lady Tigers to their bestfinishofthirdastheteamcoachedbyKarenBahnsenandAlexisRatherfinishedjusteightshotsoutofthe2011title.

Austin Ernst had won the individual title as a freshman in 2011. Could the LadyTigersprovethatthemagicandabilitywasstillthereonemoreyear?

Yestheycould.Afterhavingupanddownmomentsthroughthefirst45holes,theLadyTigersbegantoassertthemselvesintothecompetitiononthebacknineofthethird round. LSU finished with six birdies in the final three holes and a 30-foot parsavebyGahmonthe18thhole.ThatgotLSUbackto20-overafter54holes,justsevenshotsoutofAlabama’slead.

Meanwhile,TeachmanhadtakentheLSUteamonherbackandwhilehelpingLSUtoagoodteamposition,her54-holetotalof3-under213putheroneshotoutoftheindividuallead.

In the final round,LSUusedthepar-5ninthandpar-5 18thholes to itsultimatebenefitposting4-underontheninthand5-under18th(3birdiesandaneagle)topostitsbestroundofthetournamentonthea1-under289tofinishat21-over1,173(293-294-297-289).LSUwouldfinishjusttwoshotsoutofthefirstplacescoreofAlabama,equalingtheLadyTigersbestfinishwithasecondstraightthirdplacetrophy.

Teachman,fromBatonRouge,concludedhercollegiatecareerwitha72-holetotalof1-under287(69-74-70-74).Teachmanwasoneofjustfourgolferstofinish72holesunderparand inatieforthirdplace.ShebecamethefourthLSUgolfertofinish inthetopthreeinthehistoryoftheNCAAChampionshipsjoiningAustinErnst,the2011champion;andKatyHarrisin2001andKristiCoatsin1991whobothfinishedthird.

Ernstendedherreignaschampionwitha4-under68andher7-over295finishedinatiefor29th.

LSU returned home with back-to-back third-place trophies marking the bestcombined two-year finish of any team in the 2011 and 2012 national championshipevents.

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Theregionalroundsforthe2013Championshipswillagainbeconductedoverthreedifferent golf courses -East: Auburn University Golf Course, Auburn, Ala.; Central:TheJimmieAustinOUGolfCourse,Norman,Okla.;West:StanfordUniversityCourse,Stanford,Calif.

TheregionalsarefromMay9-11.Atotalof24teamsandsixindividualsareseededintoeachregional.

Theeightlowestscoringteams,aswellasthetwolowestindividualsnotonthoseeight qualifying teams will advance to the NCAA Women’s Championships at TheUniversityofGeorgiaGolfCourseinAthens,Ga.,May21-24.

LSUmadeitsfirstof12NCAAchampionshipappearancesinthefirstNCAAeventin1982inPaloAlto,Calif.,whenLSUfinished16th.

The Lady Tigers would return in 1986 when LSU, led by Player of the Year JennyLidback,helpedtheTigerstoaninth-placefinish.Lidbackfinishedtiedfor17th.

TheLadyTigersmadetheir longestchampionship runstarting in 1986,whentheThreeAmigas(AshleyWinn,LauraMooreandMichelleLouviere)tooktheLadyTigerstotop10-finishesin1996(8th)and1998(5th).Louvierefinishedtiedfor19thin1986andAshleyWinntiedfor15th.

TheTigersposted10th-placefinishes in1999and2000anda12thplacefinish in2001 on teams led by Katy Harris and Meredith Duncan. Duncan played the last 54holesin2-underparafteropeningwitha10-over82tofinishinatieforseventhplacein2000andHarrisshota1-under287tofinishinatieforthirdinLSU’sappearancein2001.

KatyHarris,MeredithDuncanandnowMeganMcChrystalarethethreeLSUplayerswhoplayedinthechampionshipsallfouryearsoftheircareers.Harrismadeitonfourteamsfrom1998to2001,whileDuncanqualifiedonthreeteamsandonceindividuallyfrom1999-2002.McChrystal’sfouryears(2008-11)includedthreeteamappearances,includingassistinginthe2011team’sfirstofback-to-backthirdplacefinishes.

TeachmanandHedwall joinedthegroupofLSUplayerswhoparticipatedinthreeNCAA Championships (2009, 2011, 2012). Kristi Coats (1990, 1991, 1992), CarolineMartens(2006,2008,2009)andAmalieValle(2008,2009,2011)arethethreeothergolferswiththreeNCAAChampionshipsappearances.

Since 1993, to get to the NCAA Division I Championships, teams and individualsmustgothroughtheNCAARegionalTournaments.LSUhashostedthe regionalonthreeoccasions(1993,2002,2007).

LSUhasadvancedtotheregionalroundofNCAApost-seasonplaysincethatfirsttournamentin1993everyyearbut1994and2003.

Regionalsaremakeorbreaktournamentsthatrewardthebestteamsplayingthebestoverthose54holes.In2009,LSUusedachip-inbirdiebyAlexisRatheronthefirstholeofsuddendeathtogototheChampionships,butin2010,oneshotmeantthe difference between eighth and ninth place as LSU missed a chance to go backagain.

LSUwonitsfirstregionaltitlein2012,capturingtheWestRegionalinErie,Colo.,enroutetoitssecondconsecutivethirdplacefinishattheChampionships.

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CHIP-IN CLUB

FansandsupportersoftheLSUgolfprogramscantakepartin supporting a first-class NCAA program by joining the Chip-in-Club. Monies generated through the membership will beutilizedtoenhancetheexperienceofourgolfstudent-athletes.Aportionofdonationsmaybetaxdeductible.

ThereareseveraldonationlevelsfromtheParmembershipat$100throughtheDavidTomsClubat$2,000withrewardsandrecognition at every level. Contributions to the Chip-In-Club,including membership fees, are considered in the calculationof priority points by the Tiger Athletic Foundation. Individualsmakingqualifyingcontributionswillreceive1TAFprioritypointperevery$1,000contributedtotheChip-In-Club.

Formoreinformationortoreceiveanapplicationform,contact:TAF/LSU Golf P. O. Box 711 Baton Rouge, LA 70821

JACQUELINEHEDWALL

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(3RD PLACE, TEAM MEMBER 2011. 2012)

(2011 NCAA CHAMPION)

LINDSAYGAHM(3RD PLACE TEAM 2012)

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Individual NCAA Qualifiers2010 MeganMcChrystal 5th/2132005 BrookeShelton t8th/2912002 MeredithDuncan t19th/2921995 AshleyWinn t38th/3041992 KristiCoats t29th/2991991 KristiCoats t3rd/2931990 KristiCoats t20/306 JackieGallagher t48th/3151989 JackieGallagher t22nd/3051988 CissyeMeeks t23rd/298

NCAA Regional Appearances2012 LSU-t1st(873) ColoradoNationalGolfClubWest UCLA-t1st(873) Erie,Colo.2011 LSU-2nd(894) WarrenGolfCourseCentral UCLA-1st(890) SouthBend,Ind.2010 LSU-9th(903) StanfordGolfCourseWest Arizona-1st(876) PaloAlto,Cal.2009 LSU-3rd(868) ASUKarstenCourseWest ArizonaState-1st(842) Tempe,Ariz.2008 LSU-8th(902)winsplayoff UTGolfCourseCentral UCLA-1st(861) Austin,Texas2007 LSU-14th(881) UniversityClubEast Duke-1st(844) BatonRouge,La.2006 LSU-2nd(870) BryanNationalEast Tennessee-1st(864) BrownsSummitt,N.C.2005 LSU-10th(917) RawlsCourseCentral Auburn-1st(896) Lubbock,Texas2004 LSU-12th(930) ElCampeonCourseEast Duke-1st(869) Howey-In-The-Hills,Fla.2002 LSU-12th(898) UniversityClubEast Duke-1st(859) BatonRouge,La.2001 LSU-6th(928) BirchBoilermakerCentral Tulsa-1st(904) WestLafayette,Ind.2000 LSU-5th(903) ScarletCourseEast Duke-1st(897) Columbus,Ohio1999 LSU-3rd(893) UniversityClubEast Georgia-1st(884) Columbia,S.C.1998 LSU-3rd(904) DukeGolfClubEast Georgia-1st(882) Durham,N.C.1997 LSU-12th(967) PrairieVistaEast OhioSt.-1st(937) Bloomington,Ill.1996 LSU-7th(925) GrandNationalLakesEast Duke-1st(905) Opelika,Ala.1995 LSU-17th(938) QuailRidgeEast WakeForest-1st(890) Bartlett,Tenn.1993 LSU-15th(946) SantaMariaEast Georgia-1st(897) BatonRouge,La.

Most NCAA Championships Appearances4-KatyWilkinsonHarris 1998,1999,2000,20014-MeredithDuncan 1999,2000,2001,20024-MeganMcChrystal 2008,2009,2010,20113-KristiCoats 1990,1991,19923-CarolineMartens 2006,2008,20093-AmalieValle 2008,2009,20113-TessaTeachman 2009,2011,20123-JacquelineHedwall 2009,2011,2012

LSU AIAW Appearances1981 LSUTeam 21st1982 KarenMayson(Ind.) N/A

LSU NCAA Team Appearances2012Team-Finish/Score SiteLSU-3rd(1173) VanderbiltLegendsClubAlabama-1st(1171) Franklin,Tenn.T3.TessaTeachman 69-74-70-74--287T29.AustinErnst 78-75-74-68--295T51.MadeleneSagstrom 70-72-83-74--299T59.LindsayGahm 76-73-77-74--300T93.JacquelineHedwall 83-75-76-73--307

2011TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-3rd(1181) TraditionsClubUCLA-1st(1173) Bryan,Texas1.AustinErnst 72-66-77-66--281T26.JacquelineHedwall 72-76-73-76--297T43.MeganMcChrystal 72-77-76-75--300T80.TessaTeachman 81-77-77-73--308T102.AmalieValle 76-77-80-80--313

2009TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-12th(1219) CavesValleyGolfClubArizonaSt-1st(1182) OwingsMills,Md.t25.CarolineMartens 78-74-74-74--300t32.MeganMcChrystal 74-77-77-74--302t75.JacquelineHedwall 74-80-83-75--312t86.TessaTeachman 78-73-79-84--314t96.AmalieValle 76-80-79-81--316

2008TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-15th(1222) UNMGolfCourseUSC-1st(1168) Albuquerque,N.M.t55.MeganMcChrystal 73-78-83-70--304t55.AmalieValle 74-79-75-76--304t63.RebeccaKuhn 76-75-80-74--305t93.AlexisRather 77-83-79-75--314t118.CarolineMartens 81-85-78-80--324

2006TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-23rd(1232) TheScarletCourseDuke-1st(1167) Columbus,Ohiot53.MelissaEaton 75-78-76-73--302t64.KimMeck 75-75-78-78--306t66.RebeccaKuhn 73-76-81-77--307t98.CarolineMartens 75-78-84-78--315WDAlexisRather 78-81-WD-78--WD

2001TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-12th(1210)ElCampeonCourseGeorgia-1st(1176) Howey-in-the-Hills,Fla.

t3.KatyHarris 72-70-70-75-287t44.MeredithDuncan 79-73-77-74-303t60.IsabelDornellas 75-79-75-77-306t98.LesleyMcClurg 80-81-76-79-316t106.LindyHitdlebaugh 78-81-81-80-320

2000TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-10th(1216) CrosswaterCountryClubArizona-1st(1175) Sunriver,Ore.t7.MeredithDuncan 82-72-70-72-296t54.LisetteLee 77-75-79-75-306t59.TinaHoward 78-76-77-76-307t87.KatyWilkinson 78-79-76-81-314t94.LindyHitdlebaugh 80-75-81-80-316

1999TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-10th(923) TulsaCountryClubDuke-1st(895) Tulsa,Okla.t24.MeredithDuncan 75-77-77-229t35.LisetteLee 75-80-76-231t43.KatyWilkinson 76-80-76-232t57.LesleyMcClurg 77-82-77-236t63.TinaHoward 79-77-81-237

1998TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-5th(1187) UniversityRidgeArizonaState-1st(1155) Madison,Wis.t15.AshleyWinn 72-77-76-70-295t23.MichelleLouviere 73-72-76-76-297t34.LauraMoore 79-77-73-72-301t67.LisetteLee 75-75-76-83-309t71.KatyWilkinson 71-83-80-76-310

1996TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-8th(1262) LaQuintaResortArizona-1st(1240) PalmSprings,Calif.t19.MichelleLouvierre 75-78-83-77-31324.LauraMoore 83-76-75-80-314t36.ShannonHanson 83-82-74-80-319t39.AshleyWinn 80-79-80-81-320t86.CaseyScott 82-88-81-79-340

1986TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-9th(1217) ScarletCourse-OhioSt.Florida-1st(1180) Columbus,Ohiot17.JennyLidback 75-73-74-77-299t38.WendyLawson 76-77-78-74-305t38.CissyeMeeks 80-74-74-77-305t53.BarbaraVanStrien 69-79-80-80-308t94.LisaBreaux 81-80-81-81-323

1982TEAM-FINISH/SCORE SITELSU-16th(1276) StanfordUniversityPaloAlto,Ca

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HISTORY


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

YEAR-BY-YEAR

RESULTS1979-80TOURNAMENT FINAL-SCORE

SusieMaxwellBerningInv.,Okla.City,Okla. 16th–970

LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 9th–977

LadyTarHeelInvitational,ChapelHill,N.C. t15th–1027

Tiger-TideInvitational,Meridian,Miss. 6th–664

LSU-Alabama-Okla.Triangular,BatonRouge,La. 2nd–333

BetsyRawlsInvitational,Austin,Texas 18th–993

LamarInvitational,Beaumont,Texas –972

Women’sSouthernIntercollegiate,Athens,Ga. 17th–665

1980-81 SusieMaxwellBerningClassic,Okla.City,Okla. 10th–959


LadyTarHeelInvitational,ChapelHill,N.C. t8th–963

HoustonBaptistInvitational,Houston,Texas 9th–956

SECChampionships,Auburn,Ala. 3rd–910

AIAWChampionships,Athens,Ga. 21st–969

1981-82 SusieMaxwellBerningClassic,Okla.City,Okla. 11th

LadySeminole,Tallahassee,Fla. 4th

EagleScoremaster,Memphis,Tenn. 1st

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 5th

MonterreyInvitational,Monterrey,Mexico 7th

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 4th–310

SECChampionships,PineMountain,Ga. 4th–946

NCAAChampionships,Stanford,Calif. 16th–1276

1982-83SusieMaxwellBerningClassic,Okla.City,Okla. 8th–307-311-317–935

LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 7th–303-305-307–915

TaylorMadeWomen’sInvitational,Memphis,Tenn. 2nd–298-312-302–912

LamarWomen’sInvitational,Beaumont,Texas 5th–312-158-310–780

FloridaLadyGator,Gainesville,Fla. 7th–308-320–628

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. t3rd–309-318–627

Rollins-PeggyKirkBellInv.,WinterPark,Fla. 3rd–319-309-304–932

Women’sSouthernIntercollegiate,Athens,Ga. 10th–321-317-316–954

SECChampionships,PineMountain,Ga. 5th–315-313-318–946

1983-84SusieMaxwellBerningClassic,Okla.City,Okla. 11th–959


MemphisWomen’sIntercollegiate,Memphis,Tenn. t13th–946

AlabamaSeascapeInvitational,Destin,Fla. 4th–944

LadyCardinalInvitational,Wildwood,Texas 12th–1003

LSU-LouBessonInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 3rd–953

LadyTroyInvitational,Eufala,Ala. 5th–958

PeggyKirkBellInvitational,Orlando,Fla. 4th–932

FallCreekFallsClassic,Pikeville,Tenn. 7th–977



1979-1980 LSU’s First Women’s Golf Team


HISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1984-85SusieMaxwellBerningClassic,Norman,Okla. 4th–956


MemphisStateTournament,Memphis,Tenn. t12th–666

Alabama-SeascapeInvitational,Destin,Fla. 12th–644

LamarLadyCardinal,Wildwood,Texas 8th–978

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 9th–932

LSU-LouBessonInvitational,BatonRouge 1st–602

HudsonIndustriesInvitational,Eufala,Ala. 12th–948

FallCreekFallsClassic,Pikeville,Tenn. 2nd–945



1985-86LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 2nd–306-291-297–894

MemphisWomen’sInter.,Memphis,Tenn. 1st–305-306-301–912

Alabama-SeascapeInvitational,Destin,Fla. 2nd–302-309–611

LamarLadyCardinalInv.,Wildwood,Texas 1st–298-299–597

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 6th–308-306-308–922

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 1st–311-309-304–924

HudsonIndustriesInvitational,Eufala,Ala. 3rd–305-308-314–929

SMULadyMustang,Dallas,Texas 3rd–301-298-311–910

PeggyKirkBellInv.,WinterSprings,Fla. 1st–299-310-310–919

Women’sSouthernIntercollegiate,Athens,Ga. 1st–310-296-300–906

SECChampionships,CallowayGardens,Ga. 5th–307-314-329–940

NCAAChampionships,Columbus,Ohio 9th–300-303-306-308–1217

1986-87RoadrunnerInvitational,LasCruces,N.M. 4th–310-311-315–936

LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 3rd–314-304-315–933

MemphisStateInvitational,Memphis,Tenn. 2nd–313-303-302–918

Tiger-TideInvitational,Destin,Fla. 3rd–315-303-304–922

LadyCardinalInvitational,Wildwood,Texas 2nd–310-305-309–924


LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 5th–309-323–632

LadyMustangInvitational,Dallas,Texas 10th–326-336-313–975

GulfShoresInvitational,GulfShores,Ala. 1st–308-308–616

LadyPaladinInvitational,Greenville,S.C. 2nd–306-307-302–915


SECChampionships,CallawayGardens,Ga. 5th–323-313-307–943

1987-88Roadrunner/DietCoke,LasCruces,N.M. 12th–317-308-302–927

DickMcGuireInvitational,Albuquerque,N.M. t9th–310-328-311–949

BeaconWoodsInvitational,TarponSprings,Fla. 7th–312-303-318–933

Tiger-TideInvitational,Destin,Fla. 5th–325-311-322–958

LamarLadyCardinalInv.,Wildwood,Texas 1st–302-309-321–932

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 4th–317-318–635

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 3rd–315-315-309–939

SMULadyMustang,Dallas,Texas 10th–314-312-358–984

USA-GulfShoresInvitational,GulfShores,Ala. 2nd–309-303-308–920


SECChampionships,GulfBreeze,Fla. 3rd–294-295-301–890

1988-89Roadrunner/DietCoke,LasCruces,N.M.6th–976

DickMcGuireInvitational,Albuquerque,N.M. 13th–974

SouthFlorida/BeaconWoods,BayonetPoint,Fla.t 7th–939

PatBradleyInvitational,Miami,Fla. t7th–953

LamarLadyCardinalInvitational,Wildwood,Texas 6th–945


LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 8th–934

LadyMustang,Dallas,Texas 6th–986

SouthAlabama-GulfShoresInv.,GulfShores,Ala. 3rd–923

SECChampionship,PonteVedra,Fla. 6th–949

1989-90BeaconWoodsInvitational,BayonetPoint,Fla. 3rd–302-303-310–915

Tiger-TideInvitational,Destin,Fla. 5th–306-312-298–916

LamarLadyCardinalInvitational,Wildwood,Texas t5th–313-312-316–941

PatBradleyInvitational,Miami,Fla. 4th–313-323-309–945

OSU-GuadalajaraInter.,Guadalajara,Mexico 10th–334-318-314–966



EarlStewartLadyMustang,Dallas,Texas t4th–344-315-325–984

LadyJaguarInvitational,Mobile,Ala. 1st–303-317-306–926

SECChampionships,Greensboro,Ga. t3rd–313-311–624

1990-91NevaMcCallIntercollegiate,Tuscaloosa,Ala. 1st–316-326-318–960

BeaconWoodsInvitational,BayonetPoint,Fla. 4th–300-303-303–906

Tiger-TideIntercollegiate,Destin,Fla. 10th–331-313-313–957

FIU-PatBradley,Miami,Fla. 3rd–319-306-308–933

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 3rd–326-318-312–956

McDonald’sUCFRotaryClassic,Orlando,Fla. t4th–321-315–636


EarlStewartLadyMustang,Dallas,Texas 4th–309-309-311–929

SouthAla.Intercollegiate,GulfShores,Ala. 1st–298-310-310–918

SECChampionship,Lexington,Ky. 5th–326-312-313–951

1991-92RoadrunnerInvitational,LasCruces,N.M. 8th–316-319-312–947

PingLadySunDevil,Tempe,Ariz. 10th–317-312-305–934


Tiger-TideInvitational,Destin,Fla. 3rd–310-327-330–967

BetsyRawlsInvitational,Austin,Texas 16th–332-326-328–986


SMURoundUp,Dallas,Texas 8th–315-325-325–965

SouthAla.Intercollegiate,GulfShores,Ala. 1st–290-300-296–886

SECChampionships,BatonRouge,La. 1st–295-302-295–892

1985-1986 9th Place NCAA Championships

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HISTORY



1992-93 LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 4th–317-308-304–929

NCAAPreview,Athens,Ga. 18th–331-328-320–979

UCLAInvitational,Temecula,Calif. 10th–316-338-324–978

CarolynCudoneIntercollegiate,MyrtleBeach,SC 8th–327-323-327–977

BetsyRawlsClassic,Austin,Texas 17th–351-345–696


Ping-ASUWomen’sInvitational,Tempe,Ariz. t14th–317-315-325–957

SouthAlabamaInvitational,GulfShores,Ala. 3rd–317-305-316–938

SECChampionships,Oxford,Miss. 8th–319-315–634

NCAAEastRegionals,BatonRouge,La. 15th–317-317-312–946

1993-94LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 6th–312-305-312–929


Tiger-TideWomen’sIntercollegiate,Destin,Fla. 1st–305-313–618

CarolynCudoneIntercollegiate,MyrtleBeach,SC 12th–326-324-331–981


BetsyRawlsClassic,Austin,Texas 13th–344-331-327–1002

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge t6th–314-317-319–950

Ping-ASUWomen’sInvitational,Tempe,Ariz. 15th–326-316-314–956

SECChampionships,WestPoint,Miss. 8th–322-304-312–938

1994-95LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 1st–309-300–609


CarolynCudoneIntercollegiate,MyrtleBeach,SC 3rd–306-296-301–903

NCAAPreview,Wilmington,N.C. t7th–325-319-306–950



Ping-ASUWomen’sInvitational,Tempe,Ariz. 12th–326-309-306–941

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. 5th–319-310-315–944

SECChampionships,Franklin,Tenn. 3rd–307-314-317–938

NCAAEastRegional,Bartlett,Tenn. 17th–313-320-309–942

1995-96RolexFallPreview,LaQuinta,Calif. 11th–318-310-297–925

AuburnLadyTigerIntercollegiate,Auburn,Ala. 1st–302-298–600

LadySeminoleInvitational,Tallahassee,Fla. 1st–306-293-305–904

CarolynCudoneIntercollegiate,MyrtleBeach,SC 1st–306-301-306–913

ArizonaInvitational,Tucson,Ariz. 7th–306-304-298–908

LadyGatorInvitational,Gainesville,Fla. 2nd–295-290-299–884

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 2nd–295-302-296–893

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. 2nd–315-304-300–919

SECChampionships,Knoxville,Tenn. 2nd–308-300–608

NCAAEastRegional,Auburn,Ala. 7th–308-319-298–925

NCAAChampionships,LaQuinta,Calif. 8th–321-315-310-316–1262

1996-97AuburnTigerInvitational,Auburn,Ala. 1st–297-298–595

LadyTarHeelInvitational,ChapelHill,N.C. 4th–305-303-305–913

RolexNCAAFallPreview 11th–333-321-311–965

GolfWorld/PalmettoDunes,HiltonHead,S.C. 2nd–301-308-309–918

TexasA&MClassic,CollegeStation,Texas 1st–316-301-313–930

SunTrust/LadyGator,Gainesville,Fla. 1st–295-298-296–889

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 2nd–297-301-306–904

LizMurpheyCollegiateClassic,Athens,Ga. 4th–308-300-313–921

SECChampionships,Columbia,S.C. 2nd–314-295-296–905

NCAAEastRegional,Bloomington,Ill. 12th–321-337-309–96

1997-98NCAARolexFallPreview,Madison,Wisc. 6th–308-302-307–917

AuburnTigerInvitational,Opelika,Ala. 2nd–296-290-293–879

Mercedes-BenzChampionships,Knoxville,Tenn. 2nd–306-305-298–909

StanfordIntercollegiate,PaloAlto,Calif. 5th–299-292-302–893

RolexNationalMatchPlay,VeroBeach.Fla. 3rd–def.UCLA,4.5-0.5

losttoDuke,3-2

def.Tulsa,3-2

GolfWorldInvitational,HiltonHead,S.C. t6th–307-312-302–921

SunTrustLadyGatorInv.,Gainesville,Fla. 4th–296-289-300–885


RainbowWahineInvitational,Honolulu,Haw. 3rd–302-295-310–907


SECWomen’sChampionship,Birmingham,Ala. 2nd–302-302-295–899

NCAAEastReg.Championships,Durham,N.C. 3rd–297-296-311–904

NCAADivisionIChampionships,Madison,Wisc. 5th–291-301-301-294–1187



HISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1998-1999AuburnTigerInvitational,Opelika.,Ala. 5th–298-300–598

BamaNCAAFallPreview,Tulsa,Okla. 15th–317-314–631

Mercedes-BenzChampionships,Knoxville,Tenn. 11th–304-305-320–929

RolexNationalMatchPlay,VeroBeach,Fla. 5th–def.Texas,3.5-1.5;

losttoDuke5-0;

losttoArizona

GolfWorld/PalmettoDunes,HiltonHead,SC 10th–316-311-303–930

SunTrustLadyGatorInv.,Gainesville,Fla. 4th–307-309–616

LSU-FairwoodInvitational,BatonRouge,La. 3rd–315-311–626

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. 4th–313-298–611

LizMurpheyCollegiateClassic,Athens,Ga. 2nd–308-308-300–916

SECWomen’sChampionship,Opelika,Ala. 4th–308-311-299–918

NCAAEastRegional,Columbia,S.C. 3rd–299-292-302–893

NCAADivisionIChampionships,Tulsa,Okla. 10th–303-314-306–923

1999-2000 NCAAFallPreview,Sunriver,Ore. 9th–314-303-300–917

LadyBuckeyeFallInvitational,Columbus,Ohio 4th–313-310-308–931

Mercedes-BenzChampionship,Knoxville,Tenn. 6th–302-308-331–921

GolfWorld/PalmettoDunesInvit.,HiltonHead,SC 5th–290-303-299–892

SunTrustLadyGator,Gainesville,Fla. 3rd–312-304-304–920

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. 2nd–310-305-304–919

LizMurpheyCollegiateClassic,Athens,Ga. 2nd–297-294-301–892

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 1st–304-310-304–918

SECWomen’sChampionships,Rogers,Ark. 2nd–321-302-298–921

NCAAEastRegional,Columbus,Ohio 5th–303-298-302–903

NCAADivisionIChampionships,Sunriver,Ore. 10th–313-298-302-303–1216

2000-01 AuburnTiger-DerbyInvitational,Auburn,Ala. 4th–303-309-301–913

NCAAFallPreview,Howey-in-the-Hills,Fla. 8th–307-310–617

Mercedes-BenzChampionships,Knoxville,Tenn. 4th–304-305-311–920

GolfWorld/PalmettoDunes,HiltonHead,S.C. 11th–307-293-306–906

CGFMatchPlay,Estero,Fla. 5th–LosttoSouthern

Cal,4-1;wonover

Pepperdineontiebreaker;

losttoAuburnon

tiebreaker

SunTrustLadyGator,Gainesville,Fla. 5th–305-288-305–898

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. 3rd–301-300-312–913

Dr.ThompsonRainbowWahine,Honolulu 3rd–304-301-295–900

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 1st–295-286-283–864

SECWomen’sChampionship,Athens,Ga. 2nd–287-289-301–877

NCAACentralRegional,WestLafayette,Ind. 6th–305-305-318–928

NCAADiv.IChampionships,Howey-in-the-Hills,Fla. 12th–304-303-298-305–1210

1999-2000 10th Place NCAA Championships 2000-2001 12th Place NCAA Championships


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HISTORY


2001-02MasonRudolphChampionships,Nashville,Tenn. 7th–313-301-303–917

NCAAFallPreview,Auburn,Wash. T6th–302-300–602

Mercedes-BenzWomen’s,Knoxville,Tenn. 8th–299-306-323–928

LadyPaladinInvitational,Greenville,S.C. 3rd–302-306-301–909

SunTrustLadyGator,Gainesville,Fla. 5th–298-316-311–925

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. 12th–302-319-310–931


LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 2nd–297-293-305–895

SECWomen’sChampionships,Athens,Ga. 8th–303-313-305–921

NCAAEastRegional,BatonRouge,La. 12th–297-303-301–898

2002-03MasonRudolphChamp.,Nashville,Tenn. 14th–328-319-316–963

Mercedes-BenzWomen’sKnoxville,Tenn. T14th–327326-328–981

FurmanLadyPaladin,Greenville,S.C. 11th–307-305-308–920

Auburn“TheDerby”,Auburn,Ala. 13th–311322-319–952

LadyPuertoRicoClassic,SanJuan 13th–309-310-313–932

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. T11th–320–320

BryanNational,BrownsSummit,N.C. 15th–314-311–625

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 4th–300-299-308–907

SECWomen’sChampionship,Lexington,Ky. 10th–324-326-325–975

2003-04UA-RhoadsIntercollegiate,Tuscaloosa,Ala. 3rd–305-311–617

Price’sIntercollegiate,LasCruces,N.M. 3rd–301-303-286–890

Mercedes-BenzWomen’s,Knoxville,Tenn. t10th–301-309-309–919

FurmanLadyPaladin,Greenville,S.C. 4th–304-293-303–900

TulaneNokiaSugarBowlInv.,NewOrleans 2nd–303-306-320–929

CentralDistrictRegional,Parrish,Fla. 1st–295-298-310–903

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge 3rd–301-306-306–913

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. 7th–311-317-311–939

SECWomen’sChampionship,BatonRouge t2nd–299-293-289–881

NCAAEastRegional,Howey-In-The-Hills,Fla. 12th–319-305-306–930

2004-05CougarClassic,Hanahan,S.C. 1st–288-295-290–873

MasonRudolphChamp.,Nashville,Tenn. 7th–296-300-297–893

Mercedes-BenzWomen’s,Knoxville,Tenn. 5th–302-297-299–898

SEC/ACCChallenge,Destin,Fla. 3rd–299-290-290–879

CentralDistrictRegional,Parrish,Fla. 4th–303-296-298–897

LadyGamecockClassic,Columbia,S.C. t4th–309-316-322–947

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge 1st–296-290-293–879

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. 2nd–300-300-305–905

SECWomen’sChampionships,Tunica,Miss. t4th–303-293-310–906

NCAACentralRegional,Lubbock,Texas 10th–298-316-303–917

2005-06CougarClassic

7th--306--297--294--897

LadyTarHeel,ChapelHIll,N.C. t12th--316-298-310--924

ChryslerChallenge,Destin,Fla. 4th--309-303-304--916

Auburn“TheDerby”,Auburn,Ala. 10th--308-310-299--917

CentralDistrictInvitational,Parrish,Fla. 6th--304-309-308--921

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge 2nd--298-290-287--875

Dr.DonnisThompsonInv.,Honolulu,Hawaii 3rd--294-318-293--905

BryanParkGolfCourse,BrownsSummitt,N.C. 16th--314-324-300--938

SECWomen’sChampionships,Nashville,Tenn. 7th--302-300-298--900

LadyBuckeyeSpringInvite,Dublin,Ohio 7th--293-300-301--894

NCAAEastRegional,BrownsSummitt,N.C. 2nd--288-288-294--870

NCAADiv.IChampionships,Columbus,Ohio 23rd--298-307-319-308--1232

2006-07CougarClassic,Hanahan,S.C. 4th--295-284-299--878

MasonRudolphChampionship,Nashville,Tenn. 11th--298-296-302--896

LadyTarHeel,ChapelHill,N.C. 13th--319-310-301--930

Auburn“TheDerby”,Auburn,Ala. 5th--305-305--610

NationalMatchPlay,Orlando,Fla. d.WakeForest,4-1;lostto

Vanderbilt,3.5-1.5;d.

Arkansas,4-1;lostto

Auburn,4-1


UCFChallenge,Orlando,Fla. 7th--312-300-309--921

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge 8th--307-305-294--906

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. 11th--301-306-304--911

BryanNationalCollegiate,BrownsSummitt,N.C. 12th--311-314-304--940

SECWomen’sChampionships,WestPoint,Miss. 7th--294-303-302--899

NCAAEastRegionals,BatonRouge,La. 14th--287-295-299--881



2005-2006 23rd Place NCAA Championships 2007-2008 15th Place NCAA Championships


HISTORY

2007-08CougarClassic,Hanahan,S.C. 5th--286-299-298--883

MasonRudolphChampionships,Franklin,Tenn. 16th--293-308-306--907

Mercedes-BenzChampionship,Knoxville,Tenn. 9th--295-299-294--888

UA-AnnRhodesIntercollegiate,Tuscaloosa,Ala. 10th--304-304-304--912

LadyPuertoRicoClassic,SanJuan,PuertoRico 2nd--297-290-296--883

UCFChallenge,Sorrento,Fla. 9th--290-294-294--878

LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 2nd--300-300-290--890

LizMurpheyCollegiateClassic,Athens,Ga. 9th--297-316-315--928

CrimsonTideClassic,Tuscaloosa,Ala. 2nd--312-296-295--903

SECWomen’sChampionships,Loudon,Tenn 6th--310-310-300--920

NCAACentralRegionalTournament,AustinTexas 8th--300-302-300--902

NCAADivisionIChampionship,Albuquerque,N.M. 15th--300-315-312-295--1222

2008-09CougarClassic,Hanahan.S.C. 5th--297-290-291--878

MercedesBenzCollegiate,Knoxville,Ten.. 1st--291-293-281--865

AuburnDerbyInvitational,Auburn,Ala. 7th--314-300-297--911

CentralDistrictInvitational,Parrish,Fla. 2nd--292-297-296--885

UCFChallenge,Sorrento,Fla. 6th--286-302-289--877

LSUGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 3rd--287-297-283--867

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. 6th--305--305

BryanParkNationalCollegiate,BrownsSummitt,N.C. 1st--290-302-295--887

SECWomen’sGolfChampionship,Blytheville,S.C. 5th--301-286-299--886

NCAAWestRegional,Tempe,Ariz. 3rd--295-288-285--868

NCAADivisionIChampionship,OwingsMills,Md. 12th--302-304-309-304--1219

2009-10NGCAMatchPLayChampionship 3rd(qual)299-291--590

QF--def.Georgia,4-1

SF--def.Florida,3-2

Finals--def.Auburn,3.5-1.5

MasonRudolphWomen’sChampionship 6th--286-283--569

MercedesBenzCollegiate,Knoxville,Ten.. t11th--306-301-303--910

LandfallTradition/NCAAPreview t11th--307-298-307--912


KinderlouForestChallenge,Valdosta,Ga. 9th--299-308-308--915

Tiger-WaveGolfClassic,NewOrleans,La. 4th--294-307-300--901

BryanNationalCollegiate,Greensboro,N.C. 8th--306-295-289--890

SECWomen’sGolfChampionship,Blytheville,S.C. 6th--284-290-292--866

NCAAWestRegional,Tempe,Ariz. 9th--302-295-307--904

2010-11NCAAFallPreview,Bryan,Texas 2nd--287-283-280--850

MasonRudolphChampionship,Franklin,Tenn. 1st--278-282-283--843

TarHeelInvitational,ChapelHill,N.C. 2nd--285-285-278--848

Pac10-SECChallenge,PaloAlto,Calif. 13th--316-293-298--907

CentralDistrictInvitational,Parrish,Fla. 2nd--293-290-294--877

AllstateSugarBowlIntercollegiate--NewOrleans,La. 9th--291-302-294--887

LSUTigerGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 6th--300-305-297--902

LizMurpheyCollegiate,Athens,Ga. t13th--315-309-290--914

SECWomen’sGolfChampionship,Auburn,Ala. 3rd--287-300-300--887

NCAACentralRegional,NotreDame,Ind. 2nd--295-303-296--894

NCAAChampionships,Bryan,Texas 3rd--292-296-303-290--1181

2011-2012CougarClassic,Charleston,S.C.1st--280-291-277--848

MasonRudolphFallPreview,Franklin,Tenn. 11th--303-300-293--896

TarHeelInvitational,ChapelHill,N.C. 1st--284-285-287--856

Mercedes-BenzSEC/Pac10,Knoxville,Tenn.15th--307-295-298--900

LadyPuertoRicoClassic,RioGrandre,PR 1st--294-292-298--884


LSUTigerGolfClassic,BatonRouge,La. 2nd--295-292-295--882

PING/ASUInvitational 9th--294-285-306--885

SECWomen’sGolfChampionship,Fayetteville,Ark. 7th--310-309-318--937

NCAAWestRegional,Erie,Colo. t1st--290-296-287--873

NCAAChampionships,Franklin,Tenn. 3rd--293-294-297-289--1173


2011-2012 3rd Place NCAA Championships

2010-2011 3rd Place NCAA Championships

4343

HISTORY


LSU TOURNAMENT VICTORIES1981-82MemphisStateWomen’sIntercollegiateFirst win in program history in third year

1984-85LSULouBessonInvitational First win under Coach Karen Bahnsen

1985-86MemphisStateWomen’sIntercollegiateLamarLadyCardinalInvitationalLSU-FairwoodInvitationalPeggyKirkBellInvitationalWomen’sSouthernIntercollegiate

1986-87SouthAlabamaGulfShoresInvitational

1987-88LamarLadyCardinalInvitational1989-90SouthAlabamaGulfShoresInvitational

1990-91NevaMcCallInvitationalSouthAlabamaGulfShoresInvitational

1991-92SouthAlabamaGulfShoresInvitationalSoutheasternConferenceChampionship

1993-94Tide-TideInvitational

1994-95LadySeminoleInvitationalLSU-FairwoodInvitational

1995-96AuburnLadyTigerInvitationalLadySeminoleInvitationalCarolynCudoneIntercollegiate

1996-97AuburnLadyTigerInvitationalTexasA&MBookstore/WelshMemorialSunTrustLadyGatorInvitational

1997-98LSU-FairwoodInvitational

1999-00LSU-ClevelandGolfClassic

2000-01LSU-ClevelandGolfClassic

2003-04CentralDistrictRegional

2004-05CharlestonCougarClassicLSU-ClevelandGolfClassic

2008-09MercedesBenzChampionshipBryanParkNationalCollegiate

2009-10NGCANationalMatchPlayChampionship

2010-11MasonRudolphChampionship

2011-12CougarClassicLadyTarHeelLadyPuertoRicoClassicNCAAWestRegional

37 Team Wins in Program History

JENNY LIDBACK – 7217 MemphisWomen’sIntercollegiate 1985143 Alabama-SeascapeInvitational 1985(rain-shortened)146 LamarLadyCardinalInvitational 1985(rain-shortened)213 LadySeminoleInvitational 1985219 HudsonIndustriesIntercollegiate 1986223 PeggyKirkBellIntercollegiate 1986226 LSU-FairwoodInvitational 1986

KRISTI COATS – 6224 Tiger-TideInvitational 1990223 FloridaInternational/PatBradleyIntercollegiate 1990224 LadyGatorInvitational 1990224 SECChampionships 1991221 SouthAlabamaIntercollegiate 1992145 LSU-FairwoodInvitational 1993(rain-shortened)

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL -- 5213 CentralDistrictInvitational 2009215 BryanParkNationalCollegiate 2009213 LSU-TigerWaveGolfClassic 2010206 NCAAFallPreview 2010218 NCAACentralRegional 2011

ASHLEY WINN – 3218 LSU-FairwoodInvitational 1995222 LizMurpheyCollegiate 1996212 RainbowWahineIntercollegiate 1998

MEREDITH DUNCAN – 3216 LadyPaladinInvitational 2001214 SunTrustLadyGator 2002215 LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 2002

AUSTIN ERNST - 3213 CentralDistrictInvitational 2011281 NCAADivisionIWomen’sChampionships 2011203 CougarClassic 2011

JACKIE GALLAGHER – 2223 LSU-FairwoodInvitational 1988221 GulfShoresInvitational 1989

LISETTE LEE – 2218 LSU-FairwoodInvitational 1997222 LadyGamecockInvitational 2000

LISA BREAUX – 1153 GulfShoresInvitational 1995(Rain-shortened)

ANDRE MARCHAND – 1 221 EagleScoremaster-Women’sIntercollegiate 1981

CISSYE MEEKS – 1219 USA/GulfShoresInvitational 1988

JULIE RIGAZIO – 1221 SouthAlabamaIntercollegiate 1992

LAURA MOORE – 1 218 SunTrustLadyGatorInvitational 1998

TINA HOWARD – 1225 LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 2000

LSU INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS(14 PLAYERS, 37 EVENTS)

MEGANMCCHRYSTAL


HISTORY SCHOOL RECORDS

TEAMLow 181.277,3rdrd.,CougarClassic 9-13-112.278,3rdrd.,TarHeelInvitational 10-10-102.278,1strd.,MasonRudolphChampionship 9-24-104.280,1st,rd.,CougasClassic 9-11-114.280,3rdrd.,NCAAFallPreview 9-13-106.281,3rdrd.,MercedesBenzCollegiate 10-12-087.282,2ndrd.,MasonRudolphChampionship 9-25-108.283,2ndrd.,NCAAFallPreview 9-14-108.283,3rdrd.,MasonRudolphChampionship 9-26-108.283,2ndrd.,MasonRudolphWomen’sChampionship 9-27-098.283,3rd,rd.,LSUGolfClassic 3-15-098.283,3rdrd,LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 4-8-0113.284,1strd,TarHeelInvitational 10-7-1113.284,1strd.,SECWomen’sChampionship 4-16-1013.284,2ndrd.,CougarClassic 9-20-06

Low 361.560(278-282),MasonRudolphChampionship 9-24/25-102.569(284-285),CougarClassic 10-7/8-112.569(286-283),MasonRudolphWomen’sChampionship 5-25/27-094.570(285-285),TarHeelInvitational 10-8/9-104.570(287-283),NCAAFallPreview 9-13/14-106.571(280-291),CougarClassic 9-11/12-117.574(284-290),SECWomen’sChampionships 4-16/17-108.576(288-288),NCAAEastRegional 5-11/12-068.576(287-289),SECChampionships 4-20/21-0110.579(295-284),CougarClassic 9-20-0611.581(295-286),LSU/ClevelandGolf 4-7/8-0112.582(287-295),NCAAEastRegional 5-10/11-0713.583(295-288),NCAAWestRegional 5-7/8-0913.583(288-295),CougarClassic 9-13-0415.584threetimes

Low 541.843(278-282-283)MasonRudolphChampionship 9-24/25/26-102.848(280-291-277)CougarClassic 9-11/12/13-112.848(285-285-278)TarHeelInvitational 10-8/9/10-104.850(287-283-280)NCAAFallPreview 9-13/14/15-105.856(284-285-287)LadyTarHeel 10-7/8/9-116.864(295-286-283)LSU/ClevelandGolf 4-6/7/8-017.865(291-293-281),MercedesBenzChampionship 10-10/11/12-088.866(284-290-292),SECWomen’sChampionship 4-16/18-109.867(287-293-283),LSUGolfClassic 3-13/14/15-0910.868(295-288-285),NCAAWestRegionals 5-7/8/9-0911.870(288-288-294)NCAAEastRegionals 5-11/12/13-0612.873(290-296-287)NCAAWestRegionals 5-10/11/12-1213.873(288-295-290),CougarClassic 9-13/14-0114.875(298-290-287),LSU/ClevelandGolf 3-3/4/5-06

Low 721.1173(293-294-297-289)NCAAChamps.(Franklin,Tenn.) 20122.1181(292-296-303-290)NCAAChamps.(Bryan,Texas) 20113.1187(291-301-301-294),NCAAChamps.(Madison,Wisc) 19984.1210(304-303-298-305),NCAAChamps.(Howey-in-Hills,Fla.) 20015.1216(313-298-302-303),NCAAChamps.(Sunriver,Ore.) 20006.1217(300-303-306-308),NCAAChamps.(Columbus,Ohio) 19867.1219(302-304-309-304),NCAAChamps.(OwingsMill,Md.) 20098.1222(300-315-312-295),NCAAChamps.(Albuquerque,N.M.) 20089.1232(298-307-319-308),NCAAChamps.(Columbus,Ohio) 200610.1262(321-315-310-316),NCAAChamps.(LaQuinta,Calif.) 199611.1276,NCAAChampionships(Stanford,Calif.) 1982

INDIVIDUAL Low 181.(-8)64--MeganMcChrystal,NCAAD1Championships 20102.(-7)65--MeganMcChrystal,NCAAFallPreview 20102.(-7)65--KatyHarris,SECWomen’sChampionship 20014.(-6)66--AustinErnst,NCAAD1Championships(2ndround) 20114.(-6)66--AustinErnst,NCAAD1Championships(4thround) 20114.(-6)66--MeganMcChrystal,TarheelInvitational 20104.(-6)66--MelissaEaton,LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 20068.(-5)67--AustinErnst,CougarClassic(1stround) 20118.(-5)67--AustinErnst,CougarClassic(3rdround) 20118.(-5)67--TessaTeachman,CougarClassic 20118.(-5)67--MaryMichaelMaggio,NCAAFalPreview 20108.(-5)67--TessaTeachman,MasonRudolphChampionship 20108.(-5)67--MeganMcChrystal,TarHeelInvitational 2010

Low 36 1.136--AustinErnst,CougarClassic 20112.138--MadeleneSagstrom,TarHeelInvitational 20112.138--AustinErnst,NCAAD1Championships 20112.138--AshleyWinn,RainbowWahine 19985.139--TessaTeachman,CougarClassic 20115.139--MeganMcChrystal,AllstateSugarBowlIntercollegiate 20115.139--MaryMichaelMaggio,MasonRudolphChampionships 20105.139--MeganMcChrystal,TarHeelInvitational 20105.139--TessaTeachman,MasonRudolphChampionships 20095.139--MelissaEaton,LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 20065.139--MeredithDuncan,SunTrustLadyGator 20025.139--KatyHarris,SECChampionships 200113.140--AustinErnst,NCAAWestRegional 201213.140--MaryMichaelMaggio,NCAAFallPreview 201013.140--MeredithDuncan,NCAAEastRegional 2002

Low 541.203--AustinErnst,CougarClassic 20112.205--MeganMcChrystal,TarHeelInvitational 20103.206--MeganMcChrystal,NCAAFallPreview 20104.208--TessaTeachman,CougarClassic 20115.209--MadeleneSagstrom,TarHeelInvitational 20115.209--MeganMcChrystal,MasonRudolphChampionships 20107.210--AustinErnst,NCAAWestRegional 20127.210--KatyHarris,SECChampionships 20019.211--TessaTeachman,NCAAFallPreview 20109.211--AustinErnst,TarHeelInvitational 20109.211--MelissaEaton,LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic 200612.212--MeganMcChrystal,twice 2009,201112.212--JacquelineHedwall,twice 2009,201012.212--MaryMichaelMaggio 201012.212--AshleyWinn, 1998

Low 721.281--AustinErnst,NCAAChampionships 20112.283--MeganMcChyrstal,NCAAChampionships 20103.287--TessaTeachman,NCAAChampionships 20123.287--KatyHarris,NCAAChampionships 20015.291--BrookeShelton,NCAAChampionships 20056.292--MeredithDuncan,NCAAChampionships 20027.293--KristiCoats,NCAAChampionships 19918.295--AustinErnst,NCAAChampionships 20128.295--AshleyWinn,NCAAChampionships 199810.296--MeredithDuncan,NCAAChampionships 200011.297--JaquelineHedwall,NCAAChampionships 201111.297--MichelleLouvierre,NCAAChampionships 1998

MELISAEATON

AUSTINERNST

JACQUELINEHEDWALL

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SEASON ROUNDS PLAYED1.37--MelissaEaton 2005-061.37--MichelleLouviere 1997-981.37--LauraMoore 1997-981.37--KatyHarris 1997-981.37--AshleyWinn 1997-986.36--CissyeMeeks 1987-887.35--JennyLidback 1985-867.35--WendyLawson 1985-867.35--CissyeMeeks 1985-8610.34--TessaTeachman 2011-1210.34--MadeleneSagstrom 2011-1210..34--LindsayGahm 2011-1210.34--JacquelineHedwall 2010-1110.34--MeganMcChrystal 2007-0810.34--AmalieValle 2007-0810.34--RebeccaKuhn 2005-0610.34--KimMeck 2005-0610.34--BrookeShelton 2004-0510.34--LisetteLee 1999-0010.34--KatyHarris 1999-0010.34--MeredithDuncan 1999-0010.34--LisetteLee 1997-9810.34--JackieGallagher 1988-89

CAREER ROUNDS PLAYED1.136--CissyeMeeks 1985-882.131--KatyHarris 1998-20013.130--AshleyWinn 1995-984.128--MeredithDuncan 1999-025.127--LauraMoore 1995-986.125--AlexisRather 2004-086.125--LisetteLee 1997-20008.124--MichelleLouviere 1995-989.123--MeganMcChrystal 2008-119.123--MelissaEaton 2004-07

SINGLE SEASON STROKE AVERAGE (MIN. 20 ROUNDS) Rds. Avg. Year1.MeganMcChrystal 31 72.35 10-112.MeganMcChrystal 29 72.69 08-093.MeganMcChrystal 29 72.83 09-104.MeredithDuncan 33 73.12 01-025.AustinErnst 28 73.21 10-116.KatyHarris 33 73.25 00-017.AustinErnst 31 73.39 11-128.JennyLidback 35 73.51 85-869.TessaTeachman 34 73.53 11-1210.MadeleneSagstrom 34 73.56 11-1211.MeganMcChystal 34 74.56 07-0812.JacquelineHedwall 32 74.66 08-0913.MaryMichaelMaggio 24 74.67 10-1114.JacquelineHedwall 34 74.70 10-1114.TessaTeachman 20 74.70 09-10

CAREER STROKE AVERAGE (MIN. 40 ROUNDS) Rds. Avg. Year1.MeganMcChrystal 123 73.15 08-112.AustinErnst 59 73.30 10-123.TessaTeachman 110 74.57 09-124.MeredithDuncan 128 75.01 99-025.JacquelineHedwall 122 75.14 09-126.MaryMichaelMaggio 40 75.37 10-11

7.KatyHarris 131 75.48 98-018.MelissaEaton 123 75.58 04-079.RebeccaKuhn 124 75.80 05-0810.AshleyWinn 130 75.83 95-9811.AmalieValle 110 75.89 08-1112.TinaHoward 48 75.92 99-0013.KristiCoats 110 76.37 90-9314.VickyMeyer 74 76.42 03-0515.KarenMayson 45.5 76.46 80-83

CAREER TOP-10 FINISHES1.25--KristiCoats 1990-932.22--AshleyWinn 1995-983.21--MeredithDuncan 1999-024.20--MeganMcChrystal 2008-114.20--KatyHarris 1998-016.18--JackieGallagher 1987-907.16--CissyeMeeks 1985-887.16--LauraMoore 1995-989.15--MichelleLouviere 1995-9810.12--WendyLawson 1985-8710.12--LisetteLee 1997-200010.12--BrookeShelton 2002-05

YEAR-BY-YEAR STROKE AVERAGE LEADERYear Name Rds. Average80-81 Unavailable81-82 Unavailable82-83 KarenMayson 21.5 78.4083-84 M.Michanowicz 33 78.6184-85 WendyLawson 31 77.4285-86 JennyLidback 35 73.5186-87 CissyeMeeks 32 77.5387-88 CissyeMeeks 36 76.6188-89 JackieGallagher 34 76.5289-90 JackieGallagher 32 77.1890-91 KristiCoats 33 75.5191-92 KristiCoats 31 76.1692-93 FrancaFehlauer 24 77.9693-94 ShannonHanson 26 78.9294-95 AshleyWinn 33 75.4595-96 AshleyWinn 32 75.8196-97 LisetteLee 29 76.4597-98 KatyHarris 37 74.5798-99 TinaHoward 26 76.0099-00 MeredithDuncan 34 75.3200-01 KatyHarris 33 73.2501-02 MeredithDuncan 33 73.1202-03 VickyMeyer 12 76.5003-04 BrookeShelton 29 75.9304-05 BrookeShelton 34 74.8805-06 MelissaEaton 37 75.0006-07 MelissaEaton 32 75.3707-08 MeganMcChrystal 34 74.6008-09 MeganMcChrystal 29 72.6909-10 MeganMcChrystal 29 72.8310-11 MeganMcChrystal 31 72.3511-12 AustinErnst 31 73.39

SCHOOL RECORDS

KATYHARRIS

LISETTELEE

MEREDITHDUNCAN

MEGANMCCHRYSTAL


HISTORY LETTER WINNERS

AAbernathy,Jennifer(1996-97-98)

BBallew,Missy(2000)Bloem,Marjory(1988-89-90-91)Breaux,Lisa(1984-85-86-87)Burns,Mary-Michael(2009)

CClark,Karen(1984)Coats,Kristi(1990-91-92)Crochet,Nicole(2008-09-10)

DDay,Devon(2001-02-03-04)Duncan,Meredith(1999-00-01-02)Dornellas,Isabel(2001-02-03-04)

EEaton,Melissa(2004-05-06-07)Eaton,Nicola(2004-05-06-07)Ernst,Austin(2011-12)

FFancher,Kelli(1989)Fehlauer,Franca(1993)

GGahm, Lindsay (2012-Gallagher,Jackie(1987-88-89-90)Gamester,Robin(1984)

HHagman,Jenny(1994)Hannon,Shannon(1993-94-95-96)Harris,KatyWilkinson(1998-99-00-01)Hedwall,Jacqueline(2009-10-11-12)Hegge, Katrina (2012-Hession,Mary(1980-81-82-83)Hitdlebaugh,Lindy(1999-00-01-02)Hoffman,Heather(2006-07)Howard,Tina(1999-00)

KKuhn,Rebecca(2005-06-07-08)

LLarson,Becky(1980-81-82-83)LaBauve,Lindy(2008-09-10-11)Lawson,Wendy(1983-84-85-86)Lee,Lisette(1997-98-99-00)Lemus,Analia(2003)Lidback,Jenny(1986)Louviere,Mitchell(1995-96-97-98)

MMain,Kristi(1980)Malloy,Pam(1984-85)

Maggio,MaryMichasel(2010-11)Marchand,Andre(1981-82-83-84)Martens,Caroline(2006-07-08-09)Mayson,Karen(1980-81-82-83)McChrystal,Megan(2008-09-10-11)McClurg,Lesley(1999-01)Meck,Kimberly(2005-06-07-08)Meeks,Cissye(1985-86-87-88)Meyer,Vicky(2003-04-05-06)Michanowics,Michelle(1984)Moore,Kathy(1988-89-90-91)Moore,Laura(1995-96-97-98)Murray,Jennifer(1991)

NKristaNewman(1989)

OOberthier,Abby(2008-09-10-11)Oeser,Page(1991-92-93-94)Overstreet,Rachel(2003)

PParker,Kristin(1987)Parker,Missy(1984-85-86-87)

RRather,Alexis(2004-06-07-08)Rigazio,Julie(1989-90-91-92)Robbins,Laurie(1991-92)Roper,Celeste(1994-95-97-98)Rose,Aly(1995)

SSagstrom, Madelene (2012-Sarver,Erin(2000-01-02-03)Scott,Casey(1993-94-95-96)Shelton,Brooke(2002-03-04-05)Skalicky,Kelly(1982)Stets,Mary(1980)Struthers,Rebecca(2003-05-06)

TTeachman,Tessa(2009-10-11-12)Thompson,Patricia(1980-81-82-83)

VValle,Amalie(2008-09-10-11)VanStrien,Barbara(1985-86-87-88)Vernon,Jennifer(1989-91-92-93)

WWinn,Ashley(1995-96-97-98)

LETTERWINNERS

BROOKE SHELTON

TESSATEACHMAN

TESSATEACHMAN

CAROLINEMARTENS

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HISTORY


MICHELLE LOUVIERE KATY HARRIS LISETTE LEE MEREDITH DUNCAN DEVON DAY BROOKE SHELTON

JENNY LIDBACK JACKIE GALLAGHER KATHY MOORE KRISTI COATS ASHLEY WINN

ALL-AMERICANS

Kimberly Meck Alexis Rather Megan McChrystal Lindy LaBauve Tessa Teachman Austin Ernst

JENNY LIDBACK1986First-TeamPlayeroftheYear

JACKIE GALLAGHER1989HonorableMention

KATHY MOORE1990NGCAAcademic

KRISTI COATS1991First-Team1990HonorableMention1992HonorableMention

ASHLEY WINN1995HonorableMention1996HonorableMention1998HonorableMentionMICHELLE LOUVIERE1998NGCAAcademic

KATY HARRIS1998Second-Team2000NGCAAcademic2001NGCAAcademic2001FirstTeam

LISETTE LEE1998NGCAAcademic1999NGCAAcademic2000NGCAAcademic2000HonorableMention

MEREDITH DUNCAN2000HonorableMention2001Second-Team2002First-Team2001NGCAAcademic2002NGCAAcademic

DEVON DAY2002NGCAAcademic2003NGCAAcademic2004NGCAAcademic2003CoSIDAAt-LargeAcademicSecondTeam2003CoSIDAAt-LargeAcademicFirstTeam

BROOKE SHELTON2005HonorableMention

KIMBERLY MECK2005NGCAAcademic2006NGCAAcademic2007NGCAAcademic

ALEXIS RATHER2004NGCAAcademic2006NGCAAcademic2007NGCAAcademic2008NGCAAcademic

MEGAN MCCHRYSTAL2008NGCAAcademic2009SecondTeam2010SecondTeam2011FirstTeam

LINDY LABAUVE2008NGCAAcademic

TESSA TEACHMAN2012HonorableMention2009NGCAAcademic2010NGCAAcademic2011NGCAAcademic2012NGCAAcademic

AUSTIN ERNST2011FirstTeam2012HonorableMention2011NGCAAcademic2012NGCAAcademic

NGCA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES &

ALL-AMERICANS


HISTORY HONORSSEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARYear Golfer1987 KristinParker1990 KristiCoats

SEC PLAYER OF THE YEARYear Golfer1986 JennyLidback1991 KristiCoats

ACADEMIC ALL-SECYear Golfer1989-90-91-92 KathyMoore1992 KristiCoats1992 LaurieRobbins1996-98 AshleyWinn1996-97-98 MichelleLouviere1996-97-98 JenniferAbernathy1998-99-00 LisetteLee2000-01-02 KatyWilkinsonHarris2000-01-02 MissyBallew2000-01-02 LesleyMcClurg2000-01-02 MeredithDuncan2000-01-02 ErinSarver2002 LindyHitdlebaugh2003-04 IsabelDornellas2003-04 DevonDay2004-05 BrookeShelton2004-05-06 VickyMeyer2004-05-06 RebeccaStruthers2005-06-07 NicolaEaton2005-06-07 MelissaEaton2005-06-07-08 AlexisRather2006 HeatherHoffman2006-07-08 RebeccaKuhn2006-07-08 KimMeck2007-08-09 CarolineMartens

2009-10-11 MeganMcChrystal2009-10-11 AmalieValle2009-10-11 LindyLaBauve2010 NicoleCrochet2010-11 AbbyOberthier2010-11-12 TessaTeachman2011-12 JacquelineHedwall2012 AustinErnst2012 LindsayGahm2012 KatrinaHegge

FRESHMAN ACADEMIC ALL-SECYear Golfer2004 MelissaEaton2004 NicolaEaton2004 AlexisRather2005 RebeccaKuhn2005 KimMeck2006 CarolineMartens2007 NicoleCrochet2008 LindyLaBauve2008 AbbyOberthier2008 AmalieValle2008 MeganMcChrystal2009 TessaTeachman2011 AustinErnst2012 MadeleneSagstrom

ALL-SEC SELECTIONSYear Golfer Selection1986 JennyLidback FirstTeam Playerofthe Year1990 JackieGallagher FirstTeam1991 KristiCoats FirstTeam Playerofthe Year1992 KristiCoats FirstTeam

JulieRigazio FirstTeam1993 FrancaFehlauer SecondTeam1994 JennyHagman SecondTeam ShannonHanson SecondTeam1995 AshleyWinn FirstTeam ShannonHanson SecondTeam1996 MichelleLouviere FirstTeam LauraMoore FirstTeam AshleyWinn FirstTeam ShannonHanson SecondTeam1997 LisetteLee FirstTeam LauraMoore FirstTeam MichelleLouviere SecondTeam AshleyWinn SecondTeam1998 KatyWilkinson FirstTeam AshleyWinn FirstTeam MichelleLouviere SecondTeam1999 TinaHoward SecondTam KatyWilkinson SecondTeam2000 LisetteLee FirstTeam MeredithDuncan FirstTeam2001 KatyHarris FirstTeam MeredithDuncan FirstTeam2002 MeredithDuncan FirstTeam2005 MelissaEaton FirstTeam RebeccaKuhn SecondTeam BrookeShelton SecondTeam2008 MeganMcChrystal SecondTeam2009 MeganMcChrystal FirstTeam2010 MeganMcChrystal FirstTeam TessaTeachman SecondTeam2011 MeganMcChrystal FirstTeam AustinErnst SecondTeam, Freshman2012 AustinErnst SecondTeam TessaTeachman SecondTeam MadeleneSagstrom Freshman

Megan McChrystal 4-time All-SEC

Ashley Winn4-time All-SEC

Meredith Duncan3-time All-SEC

Katy Wilkinson Harris3-time All-SEC

Michelle Louviere3-time All-SEC

Kristi CoatsSEC Player of the Year

Jenny LidbackSEC Player of the Year

MARY REHLING HOLMES1979-82 1 Team Title 1 Individual Title1 NCAA Appearance

BUDDY ALEXANDER1983-84

KAREN BAHNSEN1984-Present 36 Team Titles 36 Individual Titles1 SEC Title 18 NCAA Regional Appearances11 NCAA Championship Appearances (3rd, 2011, 2012)

LSU COACHES HISTORY

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JENNY LIDBACKLPGAMajorChampion(memberLSUAthleticHallofFame)

MEREDITH DUNCAN2001U.S.Women’sAmateurChampion

SYMETRA FUTURES TOURShannonHansonMelissaEaton-JacksonNicolaEatonMeganMcChrystal-SymetraTourWinnerTessaTeachman

LPGA PLAYERSBeckyLarsonJennyLidbackKristiCoatsMichelleLouviereCissyeMeeks-GallagherAshleyWinnMeredithDuncanKatyHarris

PGA PROFESSIONALJenniferVernonBeckyLarsonCelesteRoper

EUROPEAN WOMEN’S TOURBarbaraVanStrien

LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION

LPGA

ASHLEY WINN KRISTI COATS CISSYE MEEKS-GALLAGHER

JACKIE GALLAGHER-SMITHLPGATourWinner


U CLUB

Forwelloveradecadenow,theLSUmen’sandwomen’sgolfteamshavecalledtheUniversityClubhome. Afterundergoinganine-monthrenovationin2009-10,thehomeofLSU’snationally-ranked programs features a renown par-72 layout that serves as an impressiveshowpieceforgenerationstocome. ThecourseattheUniversityClubwasre-designedundertheguidanceofLSUlegendandPGATourproDavidTomsandnotedgolfcoursearchitectJimLipe,whodesignedtheoriginalUniversityClubin1998.Thecourseiscarvedintonearly300acresoflandjustsevenmilessouthoftheLSUcampusonNicholsonDrive. ItcomesasnosurprisethattheUniversityClubhasbeenselectedasanNCAAMen’sGolfRegionalhostsite for the2013season,markingthe first time in the illustrioushistoryoftheLSUmen’sgolfprogramthattheTigerswillserveashoststoanNCAApostseasontournamentonitshomecourse. Thechallenging18-holecourseatUniversityClubcanplayto7,700yardsfromitschampionshipteesandfeaturewidefairwaysborderedbypinehammocksandnativegrasses,inadditionto2,000feetofbeautifulbulkhead.Fouradditionalsetsofteesarealsoavailableforplayersofallagesandskilllevels. Inaddition,thelakeareashavebeenincreasedby110,000cubicyardsintotalandmorethan500treeswereaddedthroughoutthecoursetoprovideachallengingtestofgolfforanyoneplayingtheUniversityClub. Notonlythat,butthecoursenowhasoneofthemostimpressivefinishingholesingolfasthe18thholefeaturesanewchampionship“Tiger”teewithabeautifulsix-foothighwoodbulkhead.Thelakewasexpandednearthegreen,whereanadditional180feetofbulkheadwasalsoadded. Inthesummerof2011,themembersoftheUniversityClubvotedthe18thholeasthecourse’s“SignatureHole.” The course was built on land donated to the Tiger Athletic Foundation andsubsequently leasedtoTheUniversityClub.TheoriginalvisionthatdroveUniversityClub’sdevelopmentwashavingapremiercoursethatwouldprovideaplaceforTAFmemberstoplay,aswellasahomeforthemen’sandwomen’sgolfteamsatLSU.

ThecourseopenedformembersonOct.22,1998.Theswimmingandtennisfacilityadjacent to the course opened in the summer of 2000. The surrounding housingdevelopmentcontinuestogrow,addingtothebeautyoftheareasurroundingthegolfcourse. TheTigerAthleticFoundationisaprivate,non-profitcorporationthatservesasthefund-raising and development arm of the LSU athletics department. Each year, theTAF underwrites scholarship and academics awards, as well as capital developmentprojectsforLSUathletics.

THE UNIVERSITY CLUB

THE UNIVERSITYCLUB

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U CLUBTHE UNIVERSITY CLUB

THE UNIVERSITY CLUBHOLE-BY-HOLE

No. 1

No. 3No. 2

In its original state, through the summer of 2009, the U-Club played at just over7,200yardsfromitsTigerTeesandjustover6,000yardsfortheearlyLSUWomen’sGolfClassics.Nowthecoursemeasuresoutatahefty7,700yardsfromtheTigerTeesandanimpressive6,602yardsfrommembertees. Herearesomecharacteristicsofthecourseandpicturesoftheholes(teesarelistedinthefollowingorder:Tiger-Scratch-Member-Senior-Ladies/Jrs.)

No. 1 – Par 4 – 456-402-385-349-274A championship tee lengthened the hole some 50 yards. The former wastebunker on the left side was replaced by an area of pine hammock and severaltreesplantedintherightrough.Ontheapproachshot,playershavetowatchforagrasshollowthatreplacedgreensidebunkers.

No. 2 – Par 4 – 447-435-382-324-312Agoodholethatdidn’tneedalotofchange.Twobunkerstemptthoselookingto carry a drive and the raised left side of the green creates a top shelf pinplacement.

No. 3 – Par 5 – 673-632-578-542-496Canyousaylong?TheNo.1handicapholeonthecoursehad53yardsaddedtoitsTigerdistanceandfeaturesnativegrassareasdownbothsidesofafairwaythatwasmucheasiertohit.Thewaterhasbeenexpandedoffthetee,replacingtheoldfairwaybunker.Theelevatedgreenmakesamoredemandingapproach.

DISTANCESTigerTee.......3892-3808–7700Scratch............3648-3586–7234Member..........3377-3225–6602Senior..............3043-2935–5978Ladies/Jrs......2660-2643--5303


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No. 4 – Par 4 – 375-341-315-288-231This was a short par 4 that some long hitters could put theballattheedgeofthegreenwithanaccuratedrive.Thattaskisa littletougherastheleftsidewaternowextendsintothefairway.Thegreenhasbeenextendedbackforanadditionholelocation.

No. 5 – Par 3 – 189-172-155-137-96Thispicturesquepar3losesthewidebail-outareaontherightasyoulookfromthetee.Thelakeextendsclosertothegreenmakingaccuracyeverythingfromtheteebox.

No. 6 – Par 5 – 573-554-522-478-450Thisholehasawholenewidentitywithanewlakedowntheentire length of the hole. A creek also crosses the fairway,directlyinthelandingzoneofmosthitters.Thecreekextendsinto a pond at the green making the approach shot moredemanding.

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No. 7 – Par 4 – 471-457-431-401-349The beginning of a tough stretch of three holes to close the front nine.Native grasses replaced the wetlands in front of the tee box. A fairwaybunkerhasbeenaddedandagrasshollowisnowleftofthegreen.

No. 8 – Par 3 – 222-188-166-130-107The long par-3 eighth has undergone a complete renovation. The tee boxhas been reshaped and elevated some seven feet. The water on the holehasexpandedtothefrontleftofthegreen.Theputtingsurfacehasbeenreshapedwiththreenewbunkers.

No. 9 – par 4 – 486-467-443-394-345The second longest par 4 on the course has several trees down the rightside.Wastebunkershavebeenreplacedbypinehammockareasandnativegrasscomesintoplayontheleftside.Theresultisatighterlandingareatotrytoplaceadrive.

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No. 10 – Par 4 – 484-444-402-354-327Golferswillnoticethetreesdowntheleftsidethatgivetheholedefinition.Theapproachshotwillhavetoavoidpinehammocksshortandrightofthegreen.

No. 11 – Par 5 – 567-557-516-484-429This long par 5 has native dunes on the left side. A fairway bunker in themiddleofthefairwaythatis110yardsoutfromthegreenwillcauseapproachproblems.Thewaterdowntherighthasbeenexpendedclosetothenewly-elevatedgreen,placingapremiumongettingtheballtothehole.

No. 12 – Par 4 – 422-410-368-350-307Severaltreeswillcauseproblemwitherrantdrivesonbothsidesofthehole.A new sand bunker has replaced a grass bunker in front of the green. Anaccurateteeshotisamust.

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No. 13 – Par 3 – 209-179-151-141-119Thishasalwaysbeenoneofthebestholesonthecourse.Sometreeshavebeenaddedandthegreenexpandedtoaddholelocations.Astraightforwardteeshotisnecessarywithseverebunkersontheleftsideofthegreen.

No. 14 – Par 4 – 460-448-404-351-317Oneofthemore intimidatingholesonthecoursewithanuncompromisingdoglegleftleavinglittleroomforerroroffthetee.Waterhasbeenextendedinto the fairway on the left side and pine hammocks down the right. Thegreenhasbeenexpandedtothebackandtotheright.

No. 15 – Par 4 – 365-347-327-287-244Thisholeprobablyhadsomeofthebiggestchangesonthegolfcourse.Thereisanewelevatedteeboxandtherightsideoftheholefeaturesmoundingwithnativegrasses.Thefairwayhasbeenreshapedandbunkersaddedontheleft.Theholehasthepotentialtobeplayedasadrivablepar4.

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No. 16 – Par 3 – 253-215-167-144-117Thisholenowcouldplay250yardsoverwaterfromtheTigerteeasopposedtotheolddistanceof188yards.Theexistinggreenhasbeenexpandedtotherighttoallowmorehole locations.Waterhasbeenaddedtotherightofthegreen.

No. 17 – Par 5 – 551-528-501-452-443Theholehasseveraltreesdowntherightsideoftheentirehole.Thewateronthe leftexpandstowardthefairwayapproachingthehole.A lake at the green makes an accurate approach imperative. Longhitterscanreachthegreenintwo.

No. 18 – Par 4 – 497-458-389-372-340TheU-Club’ssignaturehole isoneofthebestfinishingholes inthestate.Nativegrassesarebothrightandleftonthisdogleglefthole.Thelakewhichhasalwaysbeeninplayofftheteehasbeenexpandednearthegreen,replacingtheleftgreensidebunker.Thereis180feetofbulkheadborderingtheleftsideofthegreen.

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THE HISTORY Thisyear’sLSUGolfClassicwillmarkthe32ndconsecutivespringthattheLSUwomen’s golf team has hosted a tournament that has grown to be one of themostprestigiouseventsofthewomen’sgolfschedule.TheClassicmovedtotheLSUUniversityClubin2000andbeenplayedthereeveryyearexcept2010whenU-ClubrenovationsmovedtheeventtoEnglishTurninNewOrleans,wheretheLadyTigershostedtheeventwithTulane. ButthetournamentrootsgobacktothelocalFairwoodCountryClubanditsunique membership that not only hosted and ran the tournament, but servedasunclesandauntsformanyoftheteamsthatcameeachyear.Clubmembershostedteamsattheirhouseseveryyear,allowingteamstosavemoney inthedays when women’s college golf wasn’t funded as it is today. Dinners wereprovidedbytheclubalongwithmemberentertainmentandsomeofthenation’stopgolfteamsandplayerscametoparticipate. Jenny Lidback, who would go on to win a major championship on the LPGAtour,lostthetournamenttitleinaplayoffwhileatTCUandin1986wouldwinthetitleasanLSULadyTiger.Arizona’sMarisaBaenahadhercomingoutpartyasafreshmandominatingthecompetition.InthefinalLSU-Fairwoodeventin1999,Dukeputonthecoursealineupthatwouldbecomeoneofthemostdominatinginthenation. Dan Brooks brought his Duke team back to Baton Rouge to win the 2007renewalonthewaytowinningtheEastRegionalattheU-Club,leadingtoathirdstraightNCAAChampionship. LSU’sannualgolftournamenthasnotonlyproventobeanimportanteventonthewomen’scollegiatecircuit,butithasproventobeacommunityeventasseenbythehundredsofvolunteerswhotakeparteachyear.It’sthosevolunteersthattheLSUgolfprogramsalutesfortheirtirelesseffortsthatmaketheLSUeventthesuccessitis.AlsothankstotheUniversityClubforbeingaspecialhomeforLSUGolfandtotheTAFfortheirworktocontinuetomaketheU-Clubastrongtestofgolf.

THE RITE OF SPRING AT LSU’S U-CLUB The rite of spring known as the LSU Golf Classic returns to the redesignedUniversityClub,March22-24,2013.TheLadyTigersandthetournamentreturnedin 2011 to their home University Club after a year away to allow a completerenovationofthecourse. Thiswillmarkthe32ndyeartheLadyTigershavehostedatournament,the31stinBatonRouge. LSU has played the tournament (with the exception of 2010) at the U-Clubevery year since 2000 as well as hosting two NCAA regionals and an SECChampionshipinthattime. Thisyear’sLSUGolfClassichasdrawnanotherstrongfieldof14teamsastheLady Tigers will host: Arkansas, Georgia, Florida State, Kentucky, Louisiana-Monroe, Ole Miss, Missouri, North Carolina State, North Carolina Wilmington,TCU,Tennessee,TulaneandWakeForest.

Arkansas(2011),FloridaState(1987,1988,1989,2008),TCU(1982,1983)andUNCW(2003)arepreviouswinnersofLSUwomen’sgolfevents.LSUhaswonitstournamentseventimes(1985,‘86,‘95,‘98,2000,‘01,05)

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TEAM RESULTSTeam Scores1.Tennessee 298-289-293--880+162.LSU 295-292-295--882+183.NorthCarolina 301-300-288--889+254.Vanderbilt 302-299-307--908+445.N.CarolinaState 308-318-293--919+556.Virginia 304-304-317--925+617.Kentucky 311-303-312--926+628.Purdue 311-312-304--927+639.Louisville 314-308-308--930+6610.NotreDame 318-310-306--934+7011.UNCWilmington 315-311-309--935+7112.TCU 306-314-317--937+7313.Charleston 322-307-313--942+7814.ULM 317-313-318--948+84

TOP 15 INDIVIDUAL SCORESPlayer Scores1.CatherineO’Donnell,UNC 72-71-71--214-21.EricaPopson,Tennessee 75-70-69--214-2(Duetotimeconstraints,co-championsweredeclaredintheevent.)3.MadeleneSagstrom,LSU 71-71-74--216E4.AustinErnst,LSU 73-73-72--218+25.AugustaJames,NCState 73-77-70--220+45.MarinaAlex,Vanderbilt 70-75-75--220+47.NathalieMansson,Tennessee 76-73-73--222+67.LauraGonzalez,Purdue 74-75-73--222+69.IrinaGabasa,Vanderbilt 77-74-72--223+710.A.J.Newell,Tennessee 76-73-75--224+810.KatherinePerry,NorthCarolina 76-77-71--224+810.TessaTechman,LSU 73-77-74--224+813.BetsieJohnson,Kentucky 78-71-76--225+913.AshleyArmstrong,NotreDame 77-74-74--225+9

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JENNY LIDBACK

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JACKIE GALLAGHER

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KRISTI COATS1993-145

ASHLEY WINN1995-218

LISETTE LEE1997-218(won

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MEREDITH DUNCAN2002-215

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Past LSU-Fairwood, LSU Golf Classic WinnersYear Holes TeamChampion/Score IndividualChampion/Score location1982 18 TexasChristian/311 PennyHammel,Miami/72* FairwoodCountryClub

1983 36 TexasChristian/599 ChristianWhelan,NTSU/147* FairwoodCountryClub

1984 54 HoustonBaptist/932 CarolinaPierce,HBU/227 FairwoodCountryClub

1985 36 LSU/602 LorraineElder,Fla.St./145 FairwoodCountryClub

1986 54 LSU/924 JennyLidback,LSU/226* FairwoodCountryClub

1987 36 FloridaState/618 SofiaGronberg,Alabama/150 FairwoodCountryClub

1988 54 FloridaState/936 JackieGallagher,LSU/223 FairwoodCountryClub

1989 54 FloridaState/912 MargarettPlatt,Auburn/216 FairwoodCountryClub

1990 36 Indiana/611 LaurieKleinman,TexasTech/149 FairwoodCountryClub

1991 54 SouthFlorida/898 CarrieWood,Miss.State/212 FairwoodCountryClub

1992 54 SanJoseState/888 TracyHanson,SanJoseState/208 FairwoodCountryClub

1993 36 TexasTech/611 KristiCoats,LSU/145 FairwoodCountryClub

1994 54 TexasTech/912 NicoleCooper,Texas/220 FairwoodCountryClub

1995 54 LSU/900 AshleyWinn,LSU/218 FairwoodCountryClub

1996 54 Arizona/884 MarisaBaena,Arizona/211 FairwoodCountryClub

1997 54 Arizona/891 LisetteLee,LSU/218* FairwoodCountryClub

1998 54 LSU/890 AmandineVincent,UCLA/220 FairwoodCountryClub

1999 36 Duke/620 AnnaJonsson,TexasA&M/145 FairwoodCountryClub

2000 54 LSU/918 TinaHoward,LSU/228 UniversityClub

2001 54 LSU/864 ReilleyRankin,Georgia/211 UniversityClub

2002 54 Auburn/883 MeredithDuncan,LSU/215 UniversityClub

2003 54 UNC-Wilmington/889 AmelieFarrah,UNCW/217 UniversityClub

2004 54 UNC/903 AshleyPrange,UNC/215 UniversityClub

2005 54 LSU/879 ChrisBrady,Vandy/211 UniversityClub

2006 54 Auburn/873 JacquiConcolino,Vandy/210 UniversityClub

2007 54 Duke/872 AmandaBlumenherst,Duke/207 UniversityClub

2008 54 FloridaState/884 CarolineWestrup,Fla.State/208 UniversityClub

2009 54 Virginia/856 LucyNunn,Arkansas/209* UniversityClub

2010 54 Auburn/889 MeganMcChrystal,LSU/213 EnglishTurn(N.O.)

2011 54 Arkansas/888 LindyDuncan,Duke/218* UniversityClub

2012 54 Tennessee/880 CatherineO’Donnell,UNC/214 UniversityClub

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U-CLUB WOMEN’S RECORDS (2000-09)TEAM LOW 18-HOLE SCORE1.272–Duke,2007NCAAEastRegional(3rdround)2.278–Tulane,2009LSUGolfClassic(3rdround)3.279–Vanderbilt,2006LSU/ClevelandGolfClassic (3rdround)4.280–Duke,2002NCAAEastRegional(2ndround)5.281–Duke,2007NCAAEastRegional(2ndround)5.281–UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional(1stround)

TEAM LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1.564–UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional2.586–WakeForest,2007NCAAEastRegional3.571–Duke,2002NCAAEastRegional4.572–Virginia,2009LSUGolfClassic4.572–Duke,2007NCAAEastRegional

TEAM LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1.844–Duke,2007NCAAEastRegional2.846–UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional3.856–Virginia,2009LSUGolfClassic4.858–WakeForest,2007NCAAEastRegional5.859–Duke,2002NCAAEastRegional

INDIVIDUAL LOW 18-HOLE SCORE 1.63–AmandaBlumenherst,Duke,2007NCAAEast

Regional2.66–PriselaCampbell,TCU,2009LSUGolfClassic2.66–SydneeMichaels,UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional2.66–AdrienneWhite,Louisville,007NCAAEast Regional2.66–NannetteHill,WakeForest,2007NCAAEast Regional2.66–MelissaEaton,LSU,2006LSU/ClevelandGolf Classic2.66–ChrisBrady,Vanderbilt,2006LSU/Cleveland

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INDIVIDUAL LOW 36-HOLE SCORE1.134–SydneeMichaels,UCLA,2007NCAAEast Regional2.137–AmandaBlumenherst,Duke,2007NCAAEast

Regional3.138–CalleNielson,Virginia,2009LSUGolfClassic3.138–TiffanyJoh,UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional3.138–NicoleHage,Auburn,2007NCAAEastRegional3.138–CarolineWestrup,FloridaState,2007NCAA

EastRegional3.138–KathleenEkey,Furman,2007NCAAEast Regional3.138–ArukaFelueroso,CoastCarolina,2007NCAA

EastRegional3.138–LeighAnneHardin,Duke,2002NCAAEast Regional

INDIVIDUAL LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1.203–SydneeMichaels,UCLA,2007NCAAEast Regional2.206–AmandaBlumenherst,Duke,2007NCAAEast Regional2.206–TiffanyJoh,UCLA,2007NCAAEastRegional4.207–NicoleHage,Auburn,2007NCAAEastRegional4.207–AmandaBlumenherst,Duke,2007LSU/C

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U-CLUB WOMEN’S RECORDS (2011-)Note: Records for women’s tournaments at theUniversity Club following the renovation of the coursein 2010 that changed the layout of the course and thegreens.

TEAM LOW 18-HOLE SCORE1.287-Arkansas,2011LSUGolfClassic(3rdround)2.288-NorthCarolina,2012,LSUGolfClassic(3rdround)3.289-Tennessee,2012,LSUGolfClassic(2ndround)4.292--LSU,2012,LSUGolfClassic(2ndround)5.293--Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic(3rdround)

TEAM LOW 36-HOLE SCORE 1.587--LSU,2012LSUGolfClassic1.587--Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic3.601--6times

TEAM LOW 54-HOLE SCORE 1.880--Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic2.882-LSU,2012LSUGolfClassic3.888-Arkansas,2011LSUGolfClassic4.889-NorthCarolina,2012LSUGolfClassic4.895-Virginia,2011LSUGolfClassic6.900-Alabama,2011LSUGolfClassic6.900-Tennessee,2011LSUGolfClassic6.900-Duke,2011LSUGolfClassic

U-CLUB WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL RECORDSLow18-HoleScore1.69-EricaPopson,Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic (3rdround)1.69-AnnaKarinLjungstrom,Louisville,2011LSUGolf

Classic(3rdround)3.70-ErikaPopson,Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic (2ndround)3.70-AugustaJames,N.C.State,2012LSUGolfClassic (3rdround)3.70-MarinaAlex,Vanderbilt,2012LSUGolfClassic (1stround)3.70-MaribelLopezPorras,Tulane,2011LSUGolf

Classic(3rdround)3.70-EmilyTubert,Arkansas,2011LSUGolfClassic

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LOW 36-HOLE SCORE1.142-MadeleneSagstrom,LSU,2012LSUGolfClassic2.143-CatherineO’Donnell,UNC,2012LSUGolfClassic3.144-StephanieMeadow,Alabama,2011LSUGolf Classic4.145-EricaPopson,Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic4.145-MarinaAlex,Vanderbilt,2012LSUGolfClassic

Low54-HoleScore1.214-CatherineO’Donnell,UNC,2012LSUGolfClassic1.214--EricaPopson,Tennessee,2012LSUGolfClassic3.216-MadeleneSagstrom,LSU,2012LSUGolfClassic4.218-AustinErnst,LSU,2012LSUGolfClassic4.218-LindyDuncan,Duke,2011LSUGolfClassic4.218-AnnaKarinLjungstrom,Louisville,2011LSUGolf

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LSU’s Memorial Tower (top main photo) was one ofthe first structures completed on the present campus andsits east of the quadrangle (above, left). It represents theUniversity as a memorial to those who gave their livesduring World War I. Although it currently houses the LSUAnglo-AmericanArtMuseum,plansareinprocesstoreturnMemorialTowertoamilitarymuseumasoriginallyintended.TheUniversity lakes(above,right)ontheLSUcampusgivevariousrecreationaloptions.

Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical Collegehas, throughout its 147-year history, served the people of Louisiana,the region, the nation, and the world. LSU is creating a revolution,oneofpervasivechangeandadvancement.Forthepastsevenyears,thefocusoftheLSUcommunityhasbeenanincreasedcommitmentto excellence. Our progress has been dramatic and shows no sign ofstopping.

Havingwitnessedmanyofyesterday’spossibilitiesbecometoday’stangible realities, the LSU community set forth to capitalize onits success. The goal was to improve our standing as a nationallycompetitiveflagshipuniversity.Following intensediscussionsamongthe LSU Board of Supervisors, campus administrators, faculty, andstudentleaders,theobjectivesrequiredtoreachthisstatuscrystallized,providingtheimpetusforLSU’sNationalFlagshipAgenda.

Location:BatonRouge,La. Founded:January2,1860 Enrollment:28,771 Interim President/Chancellor:Dr.Dr.WilliamJenkins

Major Fields for Bachelor’s Degrees:72Major Fields for Master’s Degrees:76Major Fields for Doctoral Degrees:54

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LSU has 18 residence halls with architectural styles rangingfrom a Renaissance style typical of the older core of the campusto modern high-rise buildings. Above is the newest addition, thehighlypopularEastCampusandWestCampusapartments,co-eddormitories that include furnished rooms with connecting suitesande-mailworkstationsinthelobby,allwithinashortwalkfromthedininghall.

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AMENITIESDiningHalls

WeeklyHousekeepingCableTelevision

High-SpeedInternetMailServiceCardAccess

FacilityRepairsSecurity

TelephoneServicesFurnished

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Includedinthe54,000squarefeetoftheAcademicCenterare individualstudyareasaswellas14privatecomputerroomsforstudent-athletestoworkone-on-onewithtutorsorbythemselves.

AMENITIES•54,000squarefeetofworkingspace•300computerworkstations•14privatecomputerroomsinastate-of-the-art computerlab•Additionalstudyroomsandclassroomsforprivateor groupstudy•Electronicschedulingoftutoringsessions•A1,000-seatauditoriumforclassesandlectures

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BO CAMPBELL AUDITORIUM The1,000-seatauditoriumisusedthroughtheyearasaclassroomandlecturehall.Eachseatintheauditoriumhasspaceforalaptopandamodemhookup,providingeach student unlimited learning opportunities. Theauditoriumalsocontainsamovietheatresizescreentoaidprofessorswithlecturesandclassroomactivities.

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Jacqueline Hedwall revieves her diplomaat May 2012 graduation ceremony.

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ACADEMIC CENTER A$15millionrenovationtotheGymArmoryin2002notonlymadeitamongthenation’spremieracademic centers, but put it at the forefront.Improvements to the existing center give LSUstudent-athletesthebestopportunityforsuccessby providing access to the latest technology, aswellasanarrayofexpandedservices.

COMPUTER STATIONS ThroughouttheAcademicCenterare75computerstations, providing student-athletes with a quietworking environment for research, writing andstudying.

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The two-story, 22,000-square-foot facility contains20treatmenttableswiththenewestformsofmodalitiesavailable, 14 taping stations, a 1,600-square-footrehabilitationareawhichcontainsthelatestrehabilitationequipmentincludingtheCybexNorm,Woodwaytreadmillsand Body Master select rise equipment. LSU’s multi-milliondollarathletictrainingfacilityisnamedinhonorofDr.MartinJ.Broussard(left),thelegendarytrainerwhosecareerspannedmorethan40yearsatLSU.

BROUSSARD ATHLETICTRAINING CENTER

LSU boasts the largest and most complete athletictrainingfacilitiesinallofcollegiateathleticswithboththeOperationsCenterandtheBroussardCenterforAthleticTraining in Tiger Stadium. Both are furnished with thelatest in technology and equipment. The OperationsCentertrainingroomfeaturesafullviewofthepracticefields,twohot/coldjacuzzisandanunderwatertreadmill.TheBroussardCenterincludesanon-sitex-rayroom,anin-housepharmacy,aswellas the largesthydrotherapypoolinbothcollegiateandprofessionalsports.Itisalsoone of the few collegiate training centers with a full-servicepharmacyandafull-servicevisioncenter.

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THE OPERATIONS CENTERTheOperationsCenterhousesoneofthemostcompletestrengthtrainingfacilitiesinthenation.Completedin2006,theweightroomareaincludes16multi-purposeplatform,bench,incline,squatandOlympicliftingstations,alongwith12dumbellbenchstations.

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Jenkins returned to his duties leading the LSU System as InterimPresidentafterservinguntil2007asthefifthsystemchiefexecutive.InJunehewasalsonamedtheInterimChancelloroftheBatonRougeLSUcampus.

Prior to becoming System President, Dr. Jenkins, a veterinary scholar,held virtually every major administrative position at LSU, including provostandchancellor,sincecomingtotheuniversityasDeanoftheLSUSchoolofVeterinaryMedicinein1988.

Jenkins’ tenure as System President was marked by unprecedentedgrowth and challenges, including destruction at LSU institutions in NewOrleansintheaftermathofhurricanesinthefallof2005.

AlthoughfacedwithafiscalcrisisanddeepbudgetcutsthatdisruptedacademicsandforcedthefurloughsandfiringsofthousandsofLSUemployees,Jenkinspressedforcalmandreflexiveresponsestothecalamities.

ASouthAfricanative,Dr.Jenkinsreceivedhisveterinarymedicinedegreefrom the University of Pretoria in 1958 and specialist credentials in 1968.Following his graduation, he came to the United States where, in 1970, hereceived his Ph.D in veterinary medicine from the University of Missouri inColumbia.HereturnedtoSouthAfricawherehepracticedveterinarymedicineforfouryearsbeforejoiningthefacultyattheUniversityofPretoria,advancingthrough the ranks to become professor and head of the Department ofVeterinaryPhysiology,PharmacologyandToxicology.

In1978,Dr.JenkinsbecameamemberofthefacultyintheDepartmentofVeterinaryPhysiologyandPharmacologyatTexasA&MUniversity.Hewasappointed dean of the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine in 1988 and wasnamedLSU’sprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairs inSeptember1993.Threeyearslaterin1996,theLSUBoardofSupervisorsnamedhimLSU’sfifthChancellor.

As chancellor, Dr. Jenkins led the reorganization of the main campusadministration to make it more efficient and lead the effort to produce astrategic plan, measures that were major factors in the crafting of LSU’sFlagshipAgenda. As a teacher and administrator, Dr. Jenkins has received numerousteachingandpublicserviceawards.In1997,thePublicRelationsAssociationofLouisiananamedhimCommunicatoroftheYearandtheregionalchapterofToastmastersInternationalpresentedhimwithits1999CommunicationandLeadershipAward.

Other honors include the Vision of Excellence Award 2000 by the NewOrleans Regional Chamber of Commerce and the New Orleans Chapter ofMetroVision.Inaddition,hisalmamater,theUniversityofPretoria,bestowedanHonoraryDoctorateonDr. Jenkins inSeptemberof2000. TheSouthernEconomicDevelopmentConferencealsopresentedhimwiththeVolunteeroftheYearAwardin2004.

Anactiveparticipantinnationalcontinuingeducationefforts,Dr.Jenkinshas delivered more than 150 lectures and addresses to diverse groups inboththeUnitedStatesandabroad.Theco-authorofatextbookonveterinarypharmacology,Dr.Jenkinsalsohastaughtextensivelyatboththeprofessionalandgraduatelevelswrittenmorethan60scientificarticlesandcontributed15chapterstovariouscollegiatetextbooks.

Dr.Jenkinshasbeenactiveinnumerousprofessionalandcivicorganizationsaswellasselectnationalcommittees.HeservedontheNationalInstituteofHealth’sAlcoholAbuseandMisuseonCollegeCampusesCommitteeandona special Steering Committee of the Southern Association of Colleges andSchoolsthatreviewedaccreditationcriteriaforcollegesanduniversities.Dr.JenkinsalsoisamemberoftheNationalAssociationofStateUniversitiesandLandGrantColleges’CommitteeonFoodandSocietyandisamemberoftheGovernor’sAdvisoryCommissiononCoastalRestorationandConservation.

In addition, he has served on a number of public boards such asthe Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, The Nature Conservancy ofLouisiana,TeachforAmericaSouthLouisiana,andtheGreaterBatonRougeChamberofCommerce.

Dr.Jenkinsandhiswife,Peggy,havefourchildren—Sharon,Gwynn,Anthea,andWarren—andninegrandchildren.

Dr. William L. JenkinsInterim President/ Interim Chancellor, LSU

Dr.WilliamL.JenkinsisservinghissecondtermasPresidentoftheLouisianaState University System, which has an annual budget of $3.4 billion andmore than 54,000 students at 10 institutions, including four academiccampuses,alawcenter,oneoftheworld’sleadingobesityresearchcenters,astatewideAgCenterextensionservice,twohealthsciencecentersand10publichospitals.

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VICE CHANCELOR/DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Joe AllevaLSU Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics

AllevajoinedtheLSUfamilyonApril4,2008afterahighlysuccessfultenureasdirectorofathleticsatDukeUniversityfor10years.Alleva’sroleatLSUwasfurtherexpanded in August of 2009 when vicechancellor was added to his title by theLSU Board of Supervisors. It is the firsttimeinschoolhistorythatthedirectorofathletics has also held a vice chancellorposition. Alleva is currently serving a five-yeartermontheprestigiousNCAAMen’sBasketball Committee, reinforcing hisposition as one of the most respectedathleticadministratorsinthecountry. Upon his arrival at LSU, Allevaunveiled a strategic master plan for theLSU athletics program -- “LSU: Thru andTrue” -- to ensure the advancement andfuture of LSU Athletics as an exemplaryprogram.Thecentralmissionoftheplanistocreateanenvironmentforstudent-athletestoreachtheirultimatepotential,preparethemtobechampionsinlifeandtosetoutgoalsandvaluesfortheentireathleticsprogram. Alleva’s vision will keep LSU amongthe nation’s leaders in athletic facilities.He launched an aggressive fund-raisingcampaign to replace several hundredwindows on Tiger Stadium that werein disrepair and a new coating to thefaçadeofthestructureisbringingtheoldstadiumtonew life. A renovatedgatingsystemonthewestsideofthestadiumwill debut in the fall of 2012 to includea plaza that celebrates LSU’s footballnational championships and recognitionwallsthathonorTigerAll-Americans. Also in the fall of 2012, LSU beginsconstruction on an expansion of theSouthEndZoneofthestadium--aprojectthat will add premium seating, generalpublic seating and two state-of-the-artvideo boards -- continuing an effort toaugmentoneofthemosticonicvenuesinallofcollegesports. UnderAlleva’sdirection,LSU’sworld-renownedtrackandfieldprogramreceivedastate-ofthe-artrunningsurfacein2010whenanewtrackwasinstalledinBernieMooreStadium.ExtensiverenovationstotheTigersoccer facilitywerecompletedlast fall, and future plans include a newgymnastics practice facility, a tenniscomplexandrenovationstotheMaravichCenterandCarlMaddoxFieldHouse. Alleva directed a major renovationto the University Club golf course thatwas completed in September 2010 andallows the LSU men’s and women’s golfteams to compete on one of the most

challenging courses in the country. Therenovated course helped prepare Tigergolfers John Peterson and Austin Ernst,respectively, to win 2011 NCAA men’sand women’s individual championships,marking the first time both titles wereclaimedbyplayersfromthesameschool.TheLadyTigergolfershavefinishedthirdattheNCAAChampionshipstwoyearsinarow,markingthehighestfinishesinLSUhistory. LSU Athletics completed anotherhighlysuccessfulyearin2011-12as18oftheTigers’20varsitysportsparticipatedin NCAA post-season competition. Theyear was highlighted by the footballteam’sundefeatedregularseason,anSECchampionship and an appearance in theBCS National Championship Game. TheLadyTigertrackandfieldteamcapturedtheSECandNCAAoutdoorchampionshipswhiletheLSUsoftballsquadadvancedtothe Women’s College World Series. TheFighting Tiger baseball team won the2012SECchampionship,andLSUledthenationinattendanceforthe17thstraightseason. The2011-12seasonmarkedthefirsttime inschoolhistorythatLSUwonboth the SEC title in both football andbaseballinthesameathleticyear. But the 2011-12 year was aboutmore than just athletic success. Livingup to Alleva’s mantra of “competition,classroom, community,” LSU student-athletes logged more than 3,700 hoursin community service work across 20sports through LSU’s Geaux Giversprogram. And 62 proud Tigers receivedtheir degrees from the university duringLSUcommencementceremoniesinMay.

Outstanding performances of the2010-11 athletic season included theexploits of the Fighting Tiger footballsquadthatpostedan11-2mark–includinga Cotton Bowl victory – and finished theseason ranked No. 8 in the nation. TheyearalsofeaturedTop5nationalfinishesboth indoorsandoutdoorsby themen’sandwomen’strackandfieldteams. In 2008-09, all 20 LSU sportscompeted in NCAA postseason play forthe first time in school history and theTiger baseball team won the nationalchampionship. LSU ranked secondamong Southeastern Conference teamsin the Learfield Director’s Cup All-Sportsstandingsandfinished intheTop20forthesixthyearinarow. With a strong commitment toacademics, Alleva ensures that the CoxCommunications Academic Center forStudent-Athletes is a first-class facilitythat provides student-athletes theresources necessary for success in theclassroom and personal development.The facility was recently enhancedby the addition of a media trainingcenter that gives student-athletesvaluable assistance in improving theircommunicationsskills. And with a strong emphasis oncommunity service and outreachprograms, the implementation underAlleva’s direction of the “Geaux Givers”program fosters a relationship betweenthe local community and LSU student-athletes, who regularly participate inphilanthropic events. In addition, Allevahas bolstered the department’s L-Clubprogram to reach out and connect with

formerstudent-athletes. Allevaoverseesastaffofoutstandingcoaches and he has made criticaladditionstoLSU’scoachingstaffoverthepasttwoyears.HehiredformerLSUguardJohnnyJones inApril tobreathenew lifeandenthusiasmintothemen’sbasketballprogramandrecentlyaddedJuliaSellasthenewwomen’stenniscoach.Lastyear,he lured the dynamic Nikki Caldwell toLSU to coach the Lady Tiger basketballteamandthenhiredBethTorinatodirecttheTigersoftballprogram,bothofwhomimmediately returned their respectiveprogramstoNCAApost-seasonsuccess. AllevaisaninnovatorwithboldideasthatbenefitnotonlyLSUbutallofGreaterBaton Rouge. He has been instrumentalin the planning of the Bayou CountrySuperfest, a two-day country musicconcertandfestivalheldinTigerStadiumeach spring. The event attracts nearly100,000visitorstotheLSUcampusandmakes a tremendous economic impactuponthelocalcommunity. Alleva has served on numerousnational committees throughouthis career including the Football BowlCertificationCommittee,theNCAADivisionI Championships/Competition CabinetandseveralSoutheasternConferenceandAtlanticCoastConferencecommittees. He became director of athleticsat Duke in 1998 and his impressivetenure there propelled the universityinto the ranks of America’s top all-around collegiate programs. Among hisoutstanding list of accomplishmentsincludes the greatest 10-year period inDuke Athletics, winning more ACC andNCAA championships than in any otherdecadeinschoolhistory. Alleva, whose hometown is Suffern,N.Y., majored in Finance at LehighUniversity and received his bachelor’sdegreein1975.WhileatLehigh,Allevawasthequarterbackofthefootballteamandteam captain in 1974. Alleva also playedontheLehighbaseballteam.Heservedasa graduate assistant football coach andearnedanMBAin1976. WhileatDuke,AllevaplayedakeyroleinDurham’scommunitysportsscene.HestartedLittleLeagueBaseballinDurhamover 20 years ago, and also began theAmericanLegionbaseballprogram. HeisamemberoftheNorthCarolinaAmerican Legion Hall of Fame, SuffernHighSchoolHallofFameandtheRocklandCountyHallofFame. Allevaandhiswife,Annie,havethreechildren,J.D.,Jeff,andJenny.

JoeAllevacontinuestobringunprecedentednationalrecognitiontoLSUasViceChancellorandDirectorofAthletics.UnderAlleva’sleadership,LSUenjoysoneofthecountry’spremierathleticsprogramswithsuccessonandoffthefieldofcompetition.NowinhisfifthyearatLSU,Allevaisdedicatedtoathleticandacademicexcellence,andiscommittedtoprovidingtheopportunitiesandtheresourcesnecessaryforstudent-athletestoexcelincompetition,intheclassroomandinthecommunity.LSU’sprominencewasevidentinthefinal2011-12CapitalOneCupstandingsthatrecognizethenation’sbestathleticprograms.WithanationalchampionshipandthreeSoutheasternConferencetitlesduringtheyear,theTigersfinishedfourthinboththemen’sandwomen’sCapitalOneCupcompetition,oneofonlytwoschoolsinthecountry–andtheonlyoneintheSEC--torankinthetopfourinbothcategories.


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InApril2011,theLSUGolfHousewasgivenawelldeservedrenamingtotheMaryandWoodyBilyeuGolfPracticeFacility.TheTigerAthleticFoundationpaidtributetothecouplefortheirgenerousdonation that helped redo the University Club, making the course morechallenging for collegiate golfers. Playing on the course helped the LSUwomentotheirbesteverthirdplacefinishesinboththe2011and2012NCAAChampionships.

“ThegenerosityoftheBilyeu’shasbeentremendous,andtheyaregoingtomakepeople’sdreamscometrueforyearsandyearstocome,”TAFSeniorVicePresidentRickPerrysaid.“Therewillbeyoungpeoplewiththeopportunitytochasetheirdream,notonlytobeprofessionalgolfersbuttogettheopportunitytocometoLSUandgetaneducation.

Thefacilityfeaturesofficeandstorageareasforbothteams,indoorhittingbays,computeranalysisstationsandmeetingandlockerroomspaceforbothteamsaswellasgraphicdisplaysofthehistoryofbothgolfprogramsthroughtheyears.Theoutdoorhittingareaisexpansivewhereplayerscanworkonallfacetsoftheirgame.

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