2012 winthrop women's golf media guide

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Katie BollingKatie BollingSeniorSenior

Kayla ClineKayla ClineSeniorSenior

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2011-12 Women’s Golf Team2011-12 Women’s Golf Team

Name Class Ht. Hometown Previous SchoolName Class Ht. Hometown Previous SchoolKatie Bolling Sr. 5-3 New Brighton, MN Irondale H.S.Katie Bolling Sr. 5-3 New Brighton, MN Irondale H.S.Kayla Cline Sr. 5-5 Socorro, NM Socorro H.S.Kayla Cline Sr. 5-5 Socorro, NM Socorro H.S.Jennifer Dilger Fr. 5-2 Palmdale, CA Quartz Hill H.S.Jennifer Dilger Fr. 5-2 Palmdale, CA Quartz Hill H.S.Allison Itria Sr. 5-7 Lubbock, TX Monterey H.S.Allison Itria Sr. 5-7 Lubbock, TX Monterey H.S.Allison Lee R-So. 5-5 Salisbury, NC Salisbury H.S.Allison Lee R-So. 5-5 Salisbury, NC Salisbury H.S.Nicole Mooberry R-So. 5-1 Norfolk, NE Norfolk H.S.Nicole Mooberry R-So. 5-1 Norfolk, NE Norfolk H.S.Viivi Nuorti Fr. 5-8 Helsinki, Finland Viivi Nuorti Fr. 5-8 Helsinki, Finland Makelanrinne Sports HighMakelanrinne Sports HighRachel Wyatt Fr. 5-8 Blythewood, SC Blythewood H.S.Rachel Wyatt Fr. 5-8 Blythewood, SC Blythewood H.S.

Coaching StaffCoaching StaffJodi Wendt Head Coach (6th Season)Jodi Wendt Head Coach (6th Season)Nancy Capps Volunteer Coach (2nd Season)Nancy Capps Volunteer Coach (2nd Season)

Members of the 2011-12 Winthrop Women’s Golf Team are, front row, from left to right: Jennifer Digler, Nicole Mooberry, Members of the 2011-12 Winthrop Women’s Golf Team are, front row, from left to right: Jennifer Digler, Nicole Mooberry, Allison Lee, Rachel Wyatt; back row, from left to right: head coach Jodi Wendt, Viivi Nuorti, Kayla Cline, Allison Itria, Allison Lee, Rachel Wyatt; back row, from left to right: head coach Jodi Wendt, Viivi Nuorti, Kayla Cline, Allison Itria, Katie Bolling, volunteer assistant Nancy CappsKatie Bolling, volunteer assistant Nancy Capps

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Table of Contents/Quick FactsTable of Contents/Quick Facts2011-2012 QUICK FACTSLocation: Rock Hill, SCFounded: 1886Enrollment: 6,400Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Big South ConferenceNickname: EaglesColors: Garnet (PMS 201) and Gold (PMS 123)President: Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgioAlma Mater/Year: Gannon/ 1964Athletic Director: Tom HickmanAlma Mater/Year: Wake Forest/ 1970

MEDIA RELATIONSAsst. AD for Media Relations/Golf Contact: Jack FrostAlma Mater/Year: Eastern Kentucky/ 1972Offi ce Phone: (803) 323-2129 ext. 6245E-Mail Address: [email protected]. Media Relations Director: Brett ReddenOffi ce Phone: (803) 323-2129 ext. 6246E-Mail Address: [email protected] Relations Assistant: Wesley HerringE-Mail Address: [email protected] ce Phone: (803) 323-2129, ext. 6067FAX Phone: (803) 323-2433Mailing Address: Winthrop Coliseum 1162 Eden Terrace Rock Hill, SC 29733

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jodi WendtAlma Mater/Year: Minnesota State/1995Years At Winthrop: 8th overall and 6th as head coachVolunteer Assistant Coach: Nancy CappsYears At Winthrop: 2nd yearOffi ce Phone: (803) 323-2129 ext. 6442Strength Coach: Hayes Galitski Athletic Trainer: Danielle Ribbons

TABLE OF CONTENTS2011-12 Roster ............................... IFCTable of Contents/Quick Facts .........3The University .................................4-5President Anthony J. DiGiorgio .......6Athletic Department Staff .................7Outstanding Facilities .......................8A Great Location ................................9Golf Facility ......................................10Athletic Training .............................. 11Student Services .............................12Strength & Conditioning ............13-14Coaching Staff ............................15-16Season Outlook ...............................17Meet The Team ............................18-262011 Fall Statistics...........................27Big South Conference ................28-29Big South Honors ............................30Postseason Honors .........................31Record Book ...............................32-34Radio/TV Roster .............................IBC2011-12 Schedule.........................OBC

CREDITSThe 2011-12 Winthrop women’s golf media guide was designed, written and edited by Wesley Herring, Media Relations Assistant. Photo services were provided by Jack Frost, Winthrop Assistant AD/Media Relations and Sideline Sports. For more information, please contact the Winthrop Media Relations Offi ce at 803-323-2129, ext. 6245.

ON THE COVERThe 2011-12 Winthrop Woen’s Golf Media Guide features on the cover, from left to right: seniors Katie Bolling and Kayla Cline

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ounded in 1886, Winthrop University ounded in 1886, Winthrop University is rated as one of the top regional is rated as one of the top regional higher education institutions in the nation.higher education institutions in the nation. The picturesque campus is ideally The picturesque campus is ideally located in the beautiful upstate section of located in the beautiful upstate section of South Carolina in the growing city of Rock South Carolina in the growing city of Rock Hill and only 30 minutes from Charlotte, North Hill and only 30 minutes from Charlotte, North Carolina. Winthrop’s 100-acre main campus Carolina. Winthrop’s 100-acre main campus and its 300-acre athletic complex is home to a and its 300-acre athletic complex is home to a student body that numbers nearly 6,400.student body that numbers nearly 6,400. Winthrop is large enough to offer Winthrop is large enough to offer a wide range of academic and extra-curricular a wide range of academic and extra-curricular opportunities found at larger universities opportunities found at larger universities while at the same time small enough while at the same time small enough to encourage personal interaction with to encourage personal interaction with professors and staff. professors and staff.

Steeped in tradition, Winthrop is a public Steeped in tradition, Winthrop is a public institution with regional prominence. At institution with regional prominence. At Winthrop, students excel in an academic Winthrop, students excel in an academic environment that is second to none among environment that is second to none among South Carolina’s senior colleges and South Carolina’s senior colleges and teaching universities. Unique academic teaching universities. Unique academic course offerings and modern, well-equipped course offerings and modern, well-equipped facilities guarantee a national-caliber facilities guarantee a national-caliber education. With all that Winthrop has to offer, education. With all that Winthrop has to offer, it should be no surprise that U.S. News & it should be no surprise that U.S. News & World Report has ranked Winthrop as a top World Report has ranked Winthrop as a top ten Southern regional public university for 20 ten Southern regional public university for 20 consecutive issues while Consumer Digest consecutive issues while Consumer Digest ranks Winthrop as one of the top 50 Best ranks Winthrop as one of the top 50 Best Values in Colleges and Values in Colleges and Universities.Universities.

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“We at Winthrop encourage excellence in all endeavors, both in the classroom and in the playing arena.”

Winthrop President Anthony DiGiorgio and First Lady Gale

Now in his 23rd year as president of Winthrop University, Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgio believes that attaining excellence requires three things:• caring more than some might think is wise,• risking more than some might think is safe, and• dreaming more than some might think is practical.

That approach has resulted in Dr. DiGiorgio now being the longest- serving president of any public university in South Carolina, while Winthrop University has grown from a regional college with a venerable history to a national-caliber compre-hensive university that helps set the pace for quality higher education. Today, Winthrop University is regularly rated among the top public institutions of its kind in the South by U.S. News and World Report, winning accolades for: academic excellence emphasis on students’ personal character development commitment to diversity award-winning student programming sound fi scal management, and overall institutional excellence.

National publications, including Barron’s Best Buys and The Princeton Review, also rate Winthrop University among the “best buy, best value” institutions in the nation. U.S. News and World Report in 2010 also named Winthrop to its “Keep An Eye On These Schools” list of institutions that have recently made “the most promising and innovative changes in academics, faculty, students, campus or facilities.” Some of the University’s notable accomplishments during Dr. DiGiorgio’s tenure include: the designation change from Winthrop College to Win- throp University in 1992; Winthrop’s fi rst capital campaign, which raised $31.2 mil-

lion for scholarships, academic program enhancements and more faculty development and research opportunities; more than $120 million in capital building projects that have adapted the University’s historic campus to contem- porary needs, including a new Life Sciences Building; The Courtyard residence hall; Owens Hall, a general use academic building; the West Center for Health, Physical Education and Wellness; Carroll Hall, an academic facility for the College of Business Administration, the Culp Chiller Plant. and the DiGiorgio Campus Center, named for President DiGiorgio and his wife, Gale. Dr. DiGiorgio began his presidency by articulating a “Vision of Distinction” for Winthrop, then leading the university community in designing a series of annual work plans that advance the goals encompassed by the vision. Each new year’s work plan builds on the foundation of the previous year’s achievements. DiGiorgio likens it to a family’s achievements, with each new generation building on the foundation of its elders — an observation drawn from his own youth. The son of an immigrant bricklayer, Dr. DiGiorgio was born in Sharon, Pa. Like many immigrants to America, the DiGiorgios found that hard work and persistence were the keys to survival – key elements that characterize the DiGiorgio leadership style today. After receiving his undergraduate degree at Gannon Col-lege, Dr. DiGiorgio earned his master’s and doctoral degrees from Purdue University, where he later became an instructor and Assistant to the Dean of Humanities, Social Science and Education. In 1970, he began 19 years of service at The Col-lege of New Jersey, where he served in a number of positions, including Vice President for Academic Affairs. Dr. DiGiorgio has served two terms on the board of direc-tors of the NCAA Board and its executive committee, as well as two terms as president of the Big South Conference, He currently chairs the Membership Committee. In addition, he has served on the board of directors of the Charlotte branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond District, and in 2009-2010 began a second term on the board of the Charlotte Regional Partnership, a regional economic development organization serving 2.5 million people in both Carolinas.

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Tom HickmanDirector of Athletics Tom Hickman is in his 16th year as Winthrop’s director of athletics. He was appointed to the position in July of 1996 after serving as associate athletic director for seven years. The North Carolina native gradu-ated from Wake Forest University in 1970, and also received his master’s

degree from Wake Forest in 1974. Hickman is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), and is a former member of the NCAA Div. I Management Council, the NCAA Legislative Review and Interpretations Committee, the NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee, and currently serves on the Division I Championships/Sports Management Cabinet. He serves on the Big South Confer-ence Budget and Basketball Tournament committees. He and his wife, Karen, are parents of two sons, Wesley and Brett, and a daughter, Lauren.

Jack FrostAssistant AD

for Media Relations

Jeff LahrAssistant AD

for Athletic Training

Brett ReddenAssistant Director Media Relations

Wesley HerringMedia Relations

Assistant

Debbie NewsomeAthletic

Business Manager

Evelyne WeeksNCAA FacultyRepresentative

Greg Adamson Assistant

Strength Coach

Diane WrightAdministrative

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Gail LittleAdministrative

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Linda DorsettMembership

Services Coordinator

Kathy BoulwareAdministrative

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Kathy BoulwareAdministrative

Danielle RibbonsAssistant

Athletic Trainer

Charlie HartAssistant

Athletic Trainer

Aimee KlineDirector of

Marketing & Promotions

Dan HopperAssistant AD

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Larry McLaineTicket

Manager

Everett HuttoDirector ofNew Media

Dan MurrayAssociate AD

for Facilities Operations

Scott McDonaldAssociate AD

for Compliance, Student Services & Donor Relations

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Athletic Trainer

Sharen DuBardDirector of Eagle Club/Varsity Club

Kelvin ThomasDirector of

Video Services

Claire Mooney-Melvin Academic Services

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Winthrop is located just 20 minutes from downtown Charlotte, NC and the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. Professional sports teams such as the Carolina Panthers of the NFL, the NBA Charlotte Bobcats and the AAA Baseball Charlotte Knights are also located within a few miles of the Winthrop campus. Historic downtown Rock Hill with itsrestaurants and pubs is only a short distance from campus .

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Jeff Lahr is in his 18th year as Winthrop’s head athletic trainer. A native of Whitehouse, Ohio, Lahr earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Toledo in 1989 and received his master’s degree in sports medicine from Michigan State in 1991. He is a member of the National Ath-letic Trainers Association (NATA), and began his professional career in 1991 at North Carolina Central in Durham.

He and his wife, Marta, are the parents of two sons, A.J., age 15, and Tyler, age 14 and a daughter, Kendall, age 13. The Lahrs reside in Rock Hill.

Winthrop provides fi ve full-time certifi ed athletic trainers along with three graduate assistant trainers. Winthrop’s Athletic Training staff’s goal is to attain excellence in all aspects of sports medicine. The staff works hard to deliver the highest quality health care to all of its student-athletes. Jeff Lahr, Assistant Athletic Director for Athletic Training, is in his 18th year at Winthrop. The full-time staff of assistant athletic trainers includes Brittany Bingham, Danielle Ribbons, Daniel Lundy, and Charlie Hart. Several students enrolled in the University’s athletic training program are also involved in helping with daily training room and game management duties. The University athletic training department is teamed up with Dr. John Temple, a former member of the Winthrop men’s basketball team who serves on staff at Ortho Carolina, and Dr. Derrick Blackwell of Piedmont Family Practice at Tega Cay to provide the best healthcare for its student-athletes.

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Winthrop Athletics is strongly committed to the welfare and support of its student-athletes through its Academics, Student Services and Compliance offi ces. Winthrop’s committment to academic integrity is demonstrated by providing its student-athletes with a variety of resources which are housed in the Rock Hill Coca-Cola Academic Resource Center to help them achieve success in the classroom. The academic staff works closely with its student-athletes throughout their entire experience at Winthrop University to ensure their academic success. Services include advising student-athletes regarding general academic issues, NCAA academic eligibility and degree planning. Winthrop also assists students with the University academic requirements - proper counseling to student-athletes in academic planning matters such as goal setting, plans of study, schedule building, choosing majors and degree requirements. The academic services staff also makes student-athletes aware of the NCAA, Big South Conference, and Winthrop University academic policies that affect their academic progress.

Winthrop Athletics holds its staff and student-athletes to the highest standards of honesty, fairness, and professional ethics. A student-athlete computer lab in the coliseum is provided for the athletes during set hours as well. Tutoring is also provided to all student-athletes. The Academic Coordinator works closely with the academic departments of Winthrop to provide student-athletes with highly recommended and trained tutors. Study Hall is one area utilized to assist student-athletes in developing effective time management skills. All incoming student-athletes (freshmen and transfers) are required to complete a prescribed number of study hall hours each week.

Computer lab is available to student-athletes

Winthrop’s Student Athlete Advisory Council plays a key role in serving needs of the student-athletes

CHAMPS/Life Skills Programs Winthrop University is committed to providing the student-athlete with personal development opportunities that will challenge and enhance the individual’s collegiate experience. The program is designed to provide the student-athlete with leadership and service learning experiences. In addition, programs and seminars address career development, academic success, and personal achievement. The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program (Challenging Athletes Minds for Personal Success) was founded in 1991 by the NCAA Foundation and the Division 1-A Athletic Directors’ Association. As part of the CHAMPS/Life Skills Program, the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) was formed to hear the “voice” of student-athletes, help provide feedback to the Coordinator and allow student-athletes a voice in certain policies and events pertaining to them.

Student-Athlete Advisory Council The Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) is a representative body of every varsity sport at Winthrop University. The Council is student-athlete led. Representatives of each athletic team work with the CHAMPS/Life Skills Coordinator to oversee the program and make sure the program is meeting the needs of the Winthrop University student-athletes. Through the efforts of SAAC, Winthrop has won the 2009, 2010 and 2011 Kallander Cup from the Big South Conference for its community service.

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Scott McDonaldAssoc. AD for Compliance,

Student Services & Donor Relations

Norma McDuffi eCHAMPS/Life Skills Director

Senior Women’s Administrator

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Since Winthrop began its Since Winthrop began its Strength and Conditioning Strength and Conditioning program eight years ago, it has program eight years ago, it has quickly become very valuable to quickly become very valuable to the success of Winthrop Athletics. the success of Winthrop Athletics. The program was created to aid The program was created to aid in injury prevention and improve in injury prevention and improve the athletes performance. All the athletes performance. All student-athletes receive personal student-athletes receive personal instructions and attention.instructions and attention. Hayes Galitski serves as head Hayes Galitski serves as head strength coach and is beginning strength coach and is beginning his fourth year in that role after his fourth year in that role after one year as the assistant strength one year as the assistant strength coach. He is responsible for coach. He is responsible for

designing and implementing designing and implementing the strength and conditioning the strength and conditioning programs for all 18 sports teams. programs for all 18 sports teams. Greg Adamson is in his fi rst year Greg Adamson is in his fi rst year as an assistant coach while Kaley as an assistant coach while Kaley Viola is beginning her fi rst year Viola is beginning her fi rst year as a graduate assistant. strength as a graduate assistant. strength coach.coach.

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Nancy CappsNancy CappsVolunteer CoachVolunteer Coach2nd Season2nd SeasonArizona State, 1983Arizona State, 1983

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Jodi Wendt, the 2009 Big South Conference Coach of the Year, is entering her eighth season overall with the Winthrop women’s golf program and sixth as the head coach. She came to Winthrop in 2003 as an assistant coach under former longtime head coach Eddie Weldon, who retired after 19 years at the helm of the Lady Eagles following the 2005-06 season. Prior to joining the Lady Eagles staff, Wendt was a nine-year LPGA Teaching Professional and former player on the Players West Professional Tour. During her tenure Winthrop has had 10 players named Big South All-Conference and Big South Golfer of the Week. The Lady Eagles have also had one golfer placed on the Big South All-Academic Team in each of her six seasons as head coach. Jutta Degerman was selected as the 2008 Big South Golfer of the Year, while two players have been named the Big South Freshman of the Year. She has had three players honored as NGCA Academic All-American within the last two seasons. A native of Hutchinson, MN, Wendt graduated from Minnesota State University in 1995 with a bachelor’s degree in social studies education and a minor in political science. She was a four-year mem-ber of the school’s golf team and was honored as an Academic All-American in each of her four years. As a collegiate player, she earned All-American honors twice and was the 1996 Arizona State Amateur Champion. “Jodi’s experience as a collegiate and professional player, coupled with her vast experience as an LPGA Class A instructor, is go-ing to enhance the Winthrop program,” said Weldon. “Her experience as a teaching professional is clearly above anything we have had here before.” In 2008, Wendt was inducted into the Minnesota State Athlet-ics Hall of Fame. She earned a coaching certifi cate upon graduation and served as a girl’s golf coach at Hutchinson (MN) High School from 2001-2003. Wendt also served as head golf pro and manager of Meadow Links Golf Course in Hutchinson for three years. Prior to returning to her hometown to coach and serve as a club pro, Wendt was an assistant golf pro for three years at a course in Queen Creek, AZ, and for two years at a course in Glendale, AZ.

Nancy Capps is entering her second season as the Volunteer As-sistant Coach of the Winthrop women’s golf program. She comes to Winthrop after spending the previous 10 years as both a golf instructor and coach. In 2010 Capps was an assis-tant coach for both the men’s and women’s golf teams as Division II Pfeiffer College. The women’s team would fi nish the season in second place at the Conference Carolina’s tournament. She also spent the 2009 season at Division II Belmont Abbey as an assistant coach for the women’s golf team, where it caputured the Catawba College Invitational. Capps also held mutliple instructional duties during that time including the Edwin Watts Golf Store (2007-10), Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation (2004-10) and Jim Bell Harris Driving Range (2001-03). During this time she played in nine LPGA Tour tournaments and 26 LPGA Pro-Am events. She worked as a Golf Instructor at the Dana Rader Golf School in Charlotte, NC from 2000-01, Associate Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Golf Ministry in Ponte Vedra, FL from 1998-2000 and Golf Instructor at the Ben Sutton Golf School in Ruskin, FL from 1992-97. Capps enjoyed a 13-year playing career (1986-98) on the LPGA Tour where she competed in over 220 events and pro-ams. She played on the Futures Tour from 1983-86 and won a Futures Tour event in 1986. Also in 1986, Capps fi nished second at the LPGA Tour School. She posted a second place fi nish at the 1987 Jamie Farr To-ledo Classic, and played in four USGA Women’s Open events. She graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Physical Education, and played four years on the Sun Devils Women’s Golf Team (1978-83). Capps was an All-Conference player for the Western Collegiate Athletic Association and NCAA Championship participant in 1983. In 1982 and 1983 she competed in the USGA Women’s Amateur, and was a National USGA Public Links Champion in 1982. Before enrolling at Arizona State, Capps was a Far East De-partment of Defense High School Women’s champion in 1978.


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Lady Eagles Enter 2011-12 With Mixture Of Seasoned Lady Eagles Enter 2011-12 With Mixture Of Seasoned Veterans, Talented NewcomersVeterans, Talented Newcomers

The 2011-12 Winthrop women’s golf team is made up of seasoned returnees and a very talented group of freshmen. The Lady Eagles will be looking to their upperclassmen for leadership on and off the course this season. Head coach Jodi Wendt enters her sixth season at the helm of the Winthrop women’s golf program, and eighth overall, with three seniors, two redshirt-sophomores and three fresh-men on the roster. Leading the way for the Lady Eagles is senior Kayla Cline (Socorro, NM). The 2010 All-Big South Conference member was the top performer during the 2011 fall season with a 78.73 stroke average. She also had her most consistent play during her collegiate career by shooting a 72, 78 and 76 at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic. Cline posted one top 10 fi nish dur-ing the fall season and she fi nished tied for ninth place at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic. Another leader on the team is fellow senior Katie Bolling (New Brighton, MN). Bolling, a three-time NGCA All-American Scholar, had a strong start to her season with a 79.73 stroke average during the fall and a 15th place fi nish at The Winthrop Intercollegiate. She fi nished the fall third on the team in stroke average. The third, and fi nal, senior on the 2011-12 roster is Allison Itria (Austin, TX). Itria’s experience on the golf course will be looked to for leadership during the spring season. She did not play in any events during the fall. Leadership is also coming from the squad’s two redshirt-sophomores Allison Lee (Salisbury, NC) and Nicole Moober-ry (Norfolk, NE). Lee average a stroke average of 81.55 during the fall season and had her best fi nish yet with a 17th place fi nish at The Winthrop Intercollegiate. Mooberry played in two events (fi ve rounds total) during the fall where she averaged an 83.80 stroke average. She was also named to the 2011 NGCA All-American Scholar Team. Winthrop’s strong freshman class is made up of Jennifer Dilger (Palmdale, CA), Viivi Nuorti (Helsinki, Finland) and Rachel Wyatt (Blythewood, SC). Dilger had a great start to her collegiate career as a Lady Eagle by fi nishing second on the team with a 79.36 stroke aver-age and a fourth place fi nish in The Winthrop Intercollegiate. She fi nished tied for the team-lead in rounds played with 11. Nuorti also began her college career with a top 10 fi nish in her fi rst collegiate tournament after placing fourth at The Win-throp Intercollegiate shooting back-to-back rounds of 75 and 77. She posted a fall stroke average of 84.75 in eight rounds played. Wyatt played in only one event in the fall, but will be looked upon as being an impact player in the future. She fi nished in 29th place with a best round of 81 at The Winthrop Intercol-legiate. Wyatt posted a stroke average of 83 in two rounds played. The Lady Eagles played in four events during the 2011 fall season, all of which took place in the month of October. Win-throp opened up its season Oct. 2-4 at the UNCG Starmount

Fall Classic in Greensboro, NC before hosting The Winthrop Intercollegiate Oct. 8-9. The fi nal two fall tournaments for the Lady Eagles were the Blue Raider Invitational in Murfreesboro, TN (Oct. 24-25) and Paladin Invitational in Greenville, SC (Oct. 28-30). Winthrop will kick off its 2012 spring season with the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate (Feb. 26-28). The Lady Eagles’ month of March consists of three tournaments beginning in Southport, NC Mar. 10-11 with the Spider Spring Break Golf Invitational, which is hosted by the University of Richmond. Winthrop then travels to Monterey, CA for the Del Monte Invita-tional (Mar. 18-20) before concluding the month with the UNCW Lady Seahawk Classic (Mar. 24-25). The fi nal regular season tournament will be the 2012 Big South Conference Champion-ship on Apr. 9-10. The Big South Conference Championship will again be played at the Patriot Golf Club in Ninety-Six, SC.


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Katie BollingKatie BollingSr., 5-3Sr., 5-3New Brighton, MNNew Brighton, MNNew Brighton H.S.New Brighton H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Was third on the team during the fall with a 79.73 stroke average in 11 rounds played to go with her 877 total strokes compiled. Her best fi nish of tied for 15th came at The Winthrop Intercollegiate, while her low round of 77 was at the Blue Raider Invitational.

Junior Highlights (2010-2011)Finished her junior season with an 80.52 stroke average in 21 rounds played and 1691 total strokes. She compiled her best round 75 twice and best fi nish of tied for sixth at the USA Lady Jaguar Invitational. Had two top 10 fi nishes. Was named to the 2010-11 NGCA All-American Scholar Team for the second consecutive season. Voted to the Capitol One CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team. Placed on the Big South All-Academic Team.

Sophomore Highlights (2009-2010)Played in 16 rounds and accumlated a total of 1272 strokes. Posted a stroke average of 79.50 and had a best fi nish of tied for 14th at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational. Her best round of 75 came during the Big South Con-ference Championships. Was named to the 2009-10 NGCA All-American Scholar Team.

Freshman Highlights (2008-2009)Competed in 16 rounds as a freshman and compiled a total 1305 strokes. Posted a best round score of 74 two different times, and had a best fi nish of tied for 26th place at The Winthrop Intercollegiate.

Amateur and High School HighlightsGraduated from Irondale High School with the highest honors and was a member of the National Honors Society. Was named All-State in 2007 and 2008. Won the Minnesota Players Tournament of Champions in 2007. Fin-ished runner-up at the 2007 Minnesota State girls competition. Also won the North Suburban Conference Championship from 2006-2008.

PersonalBorn on July 4, 1989. Is the daughter of Fran Bolling. Majoring in Biochem-istry.

Coach Wendt on Bolling“It will be both fun and sad to watch Katie’s fi nal season of play. But, I know the sky is the limit to her future.”



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Fall Highlights (2011)Was the team’s top player during the fall as she had a 78.73 stroke average and one top 10 fi nish. Her lone top 10 fi nish came at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic where she tied for ninth place. Played in a total of 11 rounds and compiled 866 total strokes. She had a best round of 72 at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic.

Junior Highlights (2010-2011)Had two top 10 fi nishes during her junior campaign. Finished tied for the team-lead in rounds played with 23, and compiled 1841 total strokes. Tal-lied a stroke average of 80.04 and had a best round of 75 at The Winthrop Intercollegiate. Her best fi nished of tied for sixth also came at The Win-throp Intercollegiate.

Sophomore Highlights (2009-2010)Named to the Big South All-Conference Team after tying for sixth place at the Big South Conference Championships, which was her best fi nish of the season lone top 10 fi nish. Played in 23 rounds and posted a stroke total of 1852. Recorded a stroke average of 80.52, and had a best round of 71 at the Big South Conference Championships.

Freshman Highlights (2008-2009)Played in 13 rounds for a stroke total of 1060. Recorded a stroke average of 81.54. Her best fi nish of the season was a top 10 fi nish as she placed tied for ninth at the UTC Lady Mocs Classic, and a best round of 71 came at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate.

Amateur and High School HighlightsWas the A-AAA New Mexico Activities Association State Golf Champion in 2007 and 2008. Selected to the New Mexico Activities Association District 4 A-AAA Champion from 2004-2008. Was a 2007 US Publicd Links Quali-fi er and US Girls Junior Qualifi er in 2006. Is a four-time qualifer for the Callaway Junior World Golf Championship.

PersonalBorn on September 20, 1989. Is the daughter of Max George and Berizana Cline. Majoring in Health Care Management.

Coach Wendt on Cline“Kayla has been a blessing to the Winthrop program the day she walked on campus. I know she has great things to come in her future. Her gradua-tion will be a big loss to Winthrop.”



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Allison ItriaAllison ItriaR-Sr., 5-7R-Sr., 5-7Lubbock, TXLubbock, TXMonterey H.S.Monterey H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Did not play in any events during the fall.

Redshirt-Junior Highlights (2010-2011)Played in 12 rounds with a total of 983 strokes. Had a 81.92 stroke aver-age to go with her best round of 77, which came at the USA Lady Jaguar Invitational. Her best fi nish of tied for 25th place was at the Low Country Intercollegiate.

Redshirt-Sophomore Highlights (2009-2010)Appeared in a total of 12 rounds and accumulated a total of 997 strokes. Tallied a stroke average of 83.08. Had a best round of 79 and best fi nish of 24th at the Big South Conference Championships. Played a total of three rounds as an individual.

Sophomore Highlights (2008-2009)Did not play in any events.

Freshman Highlights (2007-2008)Named Big South Freshman of the Year. Competed in 18 rounds and compiled 1428 strokes. Posted one top 10 fi nish as she tied for sixth place at the Lady Braveheart Challenge. Had a stroke average of 79.33 and best round of 72 at the Lady Paladin Invitational.

Amateur and High School HighlightsLettered in varsity golf from 2004-07 at Monterey High School.

PersonalBorn on May 23, 1989. Is the daughter of Al and Alicia Itria. Majoring in Marketing.

Coach Wendt on Itria“Allison will be looked at to make a big impact in her fi nal season of play. I am excited to see what the future has in store for her.”



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Allison LeeAllison LeeR-So., 5-5R-So., 5-5Salisbury, NCSalisbury, NCSalisbury H.S.Salisbury H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Finished the fall season tied for the team-lead in rounds played at 11 and had 897 total strokes. Posted a stroke average of 81.55 and compiled her best round of 78 at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic. Her best fi nish of tied for 17th came at The Winthrop Intercollegiate.

Redshirt-Sophomore Highlights (2010-11)Played in 18 rounds and tallied a total of 1657 strokes. Posted a stroke average of 85.28. Had a best fi nish of tied for 41st at The Winthrop Inter-collegiate and best round of 72 at the Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate. Appeared in fi ve rounds as an individual.

Redshirt-Freshman Highlights (2009-10)Played in three rounds, all as individual, which came at The Winthrop University Intercollegiate. Posted 254 total strokes for a stroke average of 84.67. She compiled a best round of 80 and fi nish of tied for 38th place.

Freshman Highlights (2008-09)Redshirted

Amateur and High School HighlightsWas a member of the State Champion 1/2/3A golf team in 2005 and 2006, while fi nishing in third place during the 2007 1/2/3A State Championship. Named All-Conference from 2005-2008 and Team MVP from 2006-2008. Selected as the 2008 All-County Player of the Year.

PersonalBorn on June 20, 1991. Is the daughter of Brian and Melody Lee. Majoring in Sport Management.

Coach Wendt on Lee“Allison’s hard work has paid off. It has been so fun watching her progress over the years. With her work ethic, she will go far on and off the course.”



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Nicole MooberryNicole MooberryR-So., 5-1R-So., 5-1Norfolk, NENorfolk, NENorfolk H.S.Norfolk H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Played in fi ve rounds total and two as an individual during the fall season and recorded 419 strokes. Had a stroke average of 83.80 and her best rounud of 74 came at The Winthrop Intercollegiate. She also compiled her best fi nish of tied for 26th place at The Winthrop Intercollegiate.

Redshirt-Sophomore Highlights (2010-11)Named to the 2010-11 NGCA All-American Scholar Team. Appeared in 20 rounds and compiled 1657 total strokes. Had a stroke average of 82.85 and a best round of 75 at the Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate. Her best fi nish of tied for 22nd place came at the Big South Conference Champion-ships.

Redshirt-Freshman Highlights (2009-10)Played in three rounds, all as an individual, and came at The Winthrop University Intercollegiate. Posted 255 total strokes for a stroke average of 85.00. Her best round of 83 and fi nish of tied for 40th came at The Win-throp University Intercollegiate.

Freshman Highlights (2008-09)Redshirted

Amateur and High School HighlightsSelected to the 2005, 2007-2008 NSAA Girls All-State Team. Named to the Nebraska Girls 4-State Team from 2005-2008 and NSGA North-South Ju-nior Cup for four straight years. Placed on the 2008 NSGA All-Star Team.

PersonalBorn on May 4, 1991. Is the daughter of Mark and Marjorie Mooberry. Majoring in Business Administration.

Coach Wendt on Mooberry“Nicole is a born leader. She shows it on and off the course. Her leader-ship ability will take her a long way in golf and life.”



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Jennifer DilgerJennifer DilgerFr., 5-2Fr., 5-2Palmdale, CAPalmdale, CAQuartz Hill H.S.Quartz Hill H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Completed her fi rst fall season tied for the team-lead in rounds played with 11, and had a total of 873 strokes. Finished second on the team with a 79.36 stroke average and had a best round of 74 at the Lady Paladin Invitational. Posted a top 10 fi nish at The Winthrop Intercollegiate where she placed tied for fourth.

Amateur and High School HighlightsAttended Quartz Hill High School and played for head coach Stu Manthey. Earned four varsity letters in golf (2007-10). Was selected the Antelope Valley Player of the Year from 2008 to 2010. Qualifi ed for the 2011 USGA Junior Girls’ Amateur. Played on the JAGS Tour and received Player of the Year honors in 2010 and 2011. Won numerous JAGS Tour events as a junior and senior including the Junior Classic at Carlton Oaks, Temecula Junior Championship, Spring Junior Open, ASU Memorial Junior Cham-pionship, Junior Cup at the Creek, Oceanside Championship at Arrowood and Hooper Memorial. Is a three-time high school Golden League Cham-pion and holds the school record for nine holes with 4-under par (32) and 18 holes with 2-under par (70).

PersonalBorn on October 27, 1993. Is the daughter of Tony and Andrea Dilger. Majoring in Exercise Science.

Coach Wendt on Dilger“What a great start Jennifer had to her college career. With her work ethic and coach-ability it will be exciting to watch her career at Winthrop.”



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Viivi NuortiViivi NuortiFr., 5-8Fr., 5-8Helsinki, FinaldHelsinki, FinaldMakelanrinne Sports Makelanrinne Sports HighHigh

Fall Highlights (2011)Played in a total of eight rounds during the fall and tallied a total of 678 strokes. Recorded a stroke average of 84.75. Posted her fi rst career top 10 fi nish in her fi rst collegiate tournament by fi nishing tied for fourth at The Winthrop Intercollegiate. She also had her best round of 75 at The Winthrop Intercollegiate.

Amateur and High School HighlightsAttended Makelanrinne Sports High and played under head coach Jokeri Mikkola.

PersonalBorn on April 7, 1992. Is the daughter of Jussi and Aila Nuorti. Majoring in Biology.

Coach Wendt on Nuorti“With all Viivi had to go through with being in a new country, she had a good start to her college career. With Viivi’s work ethic and determination, the sky is the limit to where she can go.”



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Rachel WyattRachel WyattFr., 5-8Fr., 5-8Blythewood, SCBlythewood, SCBlythewood H.S.Blythewood H.S.

Fall Highlights (2011)Played in two rounds as an individual and posted a stroke average of 83.00 to go with 166 total strokes. Her best fi nish of the fall was 29th and came in The Winthrop Intercollegiate. She also recorded her best round of 81 at The Winthrop Intercollegiate.

Amateur and High School HighlightsAttended Blythewood High School and played for head coach Mike Do-breski. Lettered in varsity golf from 2005-10. Was named Class AAAA All-Region Team from 2008-10 and 2008 Class AAAA All-Area Team. Became the fi rst golfer in school history to letter all six years. Recognized as the 2010 Carolina Junior Girl’s Most Improved Player. Graduated in the Top 10 of her graduating class and received the Ed Foundation Student-Athlete Scholarship.

PersonalBorn on January 13, 1993. Is the daughter of Kevin and Adele Wyatt. Majoring in Sport Management.

Coach Wendt on Wyatt“I am excited for Rachel’s future. I believe with a little more confi dence, she will make a big impact on this team.”



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2011 Fall Statistics2011 Fall StatisticsDATE TOURNAMENT PLACE/SITE TEAM SCORE TOP TEAM FINISHER SCORES -/+ PAROct. 2-4 at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 11th/14 316-324-313 = 953 T-9. Kayla Cline 226 (72-78-76) +13Oct. 8-9 WINTHROP INTERCOLLEGIATE 2nd/8 308-312 = 620 T-4. Dilger, Nuorti 152 +8Oct. 24-25 at Blue Raider Invitational 11th/13 312-318-312 = 942 T-35. Kayla Cline 234 (77-80-77) +18Oct. 28-30 at Lady Paladin Invitational 12th/15 337-337-322 = 996 T-20. Jennifer Dilger 238 (82-82-74) +22 11-ROUND AVERAGE = 319.18

GOLFER YR ROUNDS STROKES AVERAGE BEST ROUND (TOURNAMENT) BEST FINISH TOP 10sKayla Cline Sr. 11 866 78.73 72 (UNCG Starmount Fall Classic) T-9th (UNCG Starmount Fall Classic) 1Jennifer Dilger Fr. 11 873 79.36 74 (Lady Paladin Invitational) T-4th (Winthrop Intercollegiate) 1Katie Bolling Sr. 11 877 79.73 77 (Blue Raider Invitational) T-15th (Winthrop Intercollegiate)Allison Lee Jr. 11 897 81.55 78 (UNCG Starmount Fall Classic) T-17th (Winthrop Intercollegiate)Viivi Nuorti Fr. 8 678 84.75 75 (Winthrop Intercollegiate) T-4th (Winthrop Intercollegiate) 1

LESS THAN 50% OF TEAM’S ROUNDSRachel Hyatt Fr. 2 166 83.00 81 (Winthrop Intercollegiate) 29th (Winthrop Intercollegiate)Nicole Mooberry Jr. 5 419 83.80 74 (Winthrop Intercollegiate) T-26th (Winthrop Intercollegiate)

Rounds played as an Individual: Nicole Mooberry (2), Rachel Wyatt (2)

Kayla ClineKayla Cline Jennifer DilgerJennifer Dilger


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Big South ConferenceBig South Conference

The Big South The Big South ConferenceConference


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KYLE KALLANDERCommissioner

DAWN TURNERAssoc. Commissioner

CHAD COOKAsst. Commissioner

of Marketing

NIC BOWMANAssistant Diretor of

Public Relations

MARK BRYANTDirector of New Media

MARK SIMPSONAsst. Commissionerof Public Relations

Big South ConferenceBig South Conference

The Big South Conference has enjoyed unprecedented achievements and unparal-leled success in league history over the past few years. Since its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a com-petitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the fi eld of play and in the classroom. The league’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accom-plishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charles-ton Southern (then Baptist College) athletic director Howard Bagwell and Augusta president George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, re-ceiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the league’s fi rst commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an offi cial conference. The Big South’s fi rst year of competition was the Fall of 1984, and in September, 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fl edged NCAA Division I status. During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. The league received its fi rst automatic bid in 1990 to the NCAA Baseball Championship. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as commissioner. Under Sasser’s leadership, the con-ference implemented its fi rst public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its fi rst-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the fi nest teams in the nation. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander re-placed Sasser as the league’s third commissioner, and in is 12 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the conference to new levels. The conference’s on-fi eld accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annually, more than 40 percent of the conference’s student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the league has had almost 100 Academic All-Americans in its quarter-century of existence. The conference is made up of 11 full-time members which include Campbell, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Gardner-Webb, High Point, Liberty, UNC Asheville, Presbyterian College, Radford, VMI and Winthrop.


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Golfer of the Year/MedalistYear Golfer School1989 Kelly Smith Winthrop1990 Margee Brennan Winthrop1991 Catherine Rheiner Winthrop1992 Kim Chase CCU1993 Janet Wooten Campbell1994 Jennifer Layman Campbell1995 Becky Morgan UNCG1996 Becky Morgan UNCG1997 Becky Morgan UNCG1998 Janice Roberts Winthrop1999 Patricia Martinson CSU2000 Patricia Martinson CSU2001 Stephanie George Radford2002 Paige Landry CCU2003 Yunuen Sanchez UNCW

Golfer of the YearYear Golfer School2004 Becky Berzonski UNCW2005 Line Cordes CCU2006 Emily Klein BSC2007 Aruka Felgueroso CCU2008 Jutta Degerman Winthrop2009 Aruka Felgueroso CCU Olivia Jordan-Higgins CSU2010 Aruka Felgueroso CCU2011 Jessica Alexander CCU

Championship MedalistYear Golfer School2004 Becky Berzonski UNCW 2005 Line Cordes CCU 2006 Ann Maness CCU2007 Jill Stupiansky BSC 2008 Ann Marie Dalton High Point2009 Aruka Felgueroso CCU2010 Olivia Jordan-Higgins CSU 2011 Jessica Alexander CCU

Rookie/Freshman of the Year Year Golfer School1994 Kari Tomash CSU1995 Stephanie Coverley Winthrop1996 Jennifer Tucker CSU1997 Gemma Hobbs CSU1998 Janice Roberts Winthrop1999 Katie Allison Winthrop2000 Andrea Sarratt CCU2001 Laura Terebey Radford2002 Tamara Page-Jones CCU2003 Audrey Gale UNCW2004 Katy Heher CCU2005 Rachel Graves CCU 2006 Ann Maness CCU2007 Aruka Felgueroso CCU2008 Allison Itria Winthrop2009 Brittany Penny Winthrop2010 Jessica Alexander CCU2011 Courtney Boe CCU

Coach of the YearYear Coach School1989 Eddie Weldon Winthrop1990 Eddie Weldon Winthrop1991 Eddie Weldon Winthrop1992 Tom Brennan CCU1993 John Crooks Campbell1994 John Crooks Campbell1995 Mary Beth McGirr UNCG1996 Mary Beth McGirr UNCG1997 Anne Kelly UNCG1998 Donald Clement CCU1999 Howard Vroon CSU 2000 Chris Dockrill Elon2001 Howard Vroon CSU Matt Sutphin Radford2002 Jan Mann UNCW2003 Cindy Ho UNCW2004 Cindy Ho UNCW2005 Brian Ashley CCU2006 Michele Drinkard BSC2007 Michele Drinkard BSC2008 Eileen “Beans” Kelly CCU2009 Jodi Wendt Winthrop2010 Katie Quinney CCU2011 Katie Quinney CCU

Scholar-Athlete of the YearYear Player School1995 Becky Morgan UNCG1996 Becky Morgan UNCG1997 Becky Morgan UNCG1998 Trudy Hergert Winthrop1999 Patricia Martinson CSU2000 Patricia Martinson CSU2001 Patricia Martinson CSU2002 Rebecca Dean UNCW2003 Laura Terebey Radford2004 Laura Terebey Radford2005 Line Cordes CCU2006 Jill Stupiansky BSC2007 Jill Stupiansky BSC2008 Ann Marie Dalton High Point2009 Katie Garahan Garder- Webb2010 Minjoo Lee Bucknell2011 Minjoo Lee Bucknell

Team Sportsmanship AwardYear School Head Coach2006 High Point Julie Streng2007 High Point Julie Streng2008 CSU Mike Wilson Radford Michael Grant2009 Gardner-Webb Tee Burton2010 Radford Jeff Beeler2011 Gardner-Webb Tee Burton

Big South HonorsBig South Honors

Margee BrennanMargee Brennan

Kelly SmithKelly Smith

Janice RobertsJanice Roberts


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Big South ChampionsYear Head Coach1989 Eddie Weldon1990 Eddie Weldon1991 Eddie Weldon

Big South Individual MedalistYear Player1989 Kelly Smith1990 Margee Brennan1991 Catherine Rheiner1998 Janice Roberts

Big South All-ConferenceYear Player1989 Kelly Smith, Renee Redmon, Polly Baker, Jenny Stevens, Amy Lentz1990 Margee Brennan, Polly Baker, Jenny Stevens, Stacy James, Dawn Paradle1991 Catherine Rheiner, Leigh Crenshaw, Margee Brennan, Tonya Domin, Daneen Graham1992 Catherine Rheiner, Daneen Graham1993 Catherine Rheiner, Leigh Crenshaw1995 Stephanie Coverley, Trudy Hergert, Donna Anderson1996 Stephanie Coverley, Nichole Coffey1997 Stephanie Coverley, Trudy Hergert, Donna Anderson1998 Janice Roberts1999 Katie Allison, Janice Roberts2000 Katie Allison2002 Katie Allison2004 Jutta Degerman2006 Jutta Degerman, Erin White, Brittany Dabule2008 Jutta Degerman, Sara Hester2009 Sara Hester, Brittany Penny, Rachel Smith2010 Rachel Smith, Kayla Cline

Big South All-Academic TeamYear Player 1997 Stephanie Coverley1998 Trudy Hergert1999 Alison Eubanks2000 Janice Roberts2001 Katie Osbourne2002 Katie Osbourne2003 Jeanine Hall2004 Shannon Hopkins2005 Shannon Hopkins2006 Shannon Hopkins2007 Sara Hester2008 Sara Hester

2009 Rachel Smith2010 Rachel Smith2011 Katie Bolling

Big South Golfer of the WeekYear Player2002-03 Elin Granstrand (9/22)2003-04 Jutta Degerman (10/24)2005-06 Erin White (9/29) Jutta Degerman (10/27) Erin White (11/11)2006-07 Sara Hester (11/3) Sara Hester (3/29)2007-08 Jutta Degerman (10/5) Jutta Degerman (11/1) Jutta Degerman (3/27) Jutta Degerman (4/10)2008-09 Sara Hester (9/18) Rachel Smith (10/23) Brittany Dabule (3/26)2009-10 Rachel Smith (3/18)

U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship ParticipantYear Player2006 Erin White

U.S. Open Sectional Qualifi erYear Player2008 Jutta Degerman

NGCA All-America Scholar TeamYear Player2005 Shannon Hopkins2006 Shannon Hopkins, Erin White2007 Erin White, Rachel Smith2008 Rachel Smith2009 Rachel Smith, Katie Bolling2010 Katie Bolling, Rachel Smith2011 Katie Bolling, Nicole Mooberry

Big South Presidential Scholar-AthletesYear Player1989 Polly Baker, Jenny Stevens1990 Jenny Stevens1992 Margee Brennan, Daneen Graham, Tonya Domin1993 Tonya Domin, Leigh Cren shaw, Nicole Coffey1994 Nicole Coffey, Carolina Couvrette1995 Tonya Domin, Nicole Coffey, Carolina Couvrette, Jodie Kulak, Stephanie Coverley, Trudy Hergert1996 Nicole Coffey, Carolina Couvrette, Stephanie Coverley, Trudy Hergert, Donna Anderson1997 Carolina Couvrette, Stephanie Coverley, Trudy Hergert, Donna Anderson,

Dana Thompson1998 Trudy Hergert, Dana Thompson, Alison Eubanks1999 Alison Eubanks2000 Shelly Straley, Kelly Tarala, Gena Artymovich, Katie Osborne, Camie Petelik2001 Gena Artymovich, Katie Osborne, Camie Petelik2002 Gena Artymovich, Katie Osborne, Camie Petelik, Leigh-Ann Jeffcock2003 Jeanine Hall, Shannon Hopkins 2004 Jeanine Hall, Shannon Hopkins2005 Shannon Hopkins2006 Shannon Hopkins, Jenny Brake, AJ Cunningham, Erin White, Sara Hester, Gina Matthias2008 Sara Hester, Gina Matthias, Jutta Degerman, Rachel Smith2009 Gina Matthias, Rachel Smith, Katie Bolling, Erin Sweeney2010 Rachel Smith, Katie Bolling, Erin Sweeney, Danielle Dunnagan, Nicole Mooberry2011 Katie Bolling, Kayla Cline, Danielle Dunnagan, Kimmie Koehler, Allison Lee, Nicole Mooberry

Postseason HonorsPostseason Honors


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The Record The Record BookBook


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Player: Season Scoring AverageSeason Name Rounds Avg. Score 2007-08 Jutta Degerman 23.0 75.87 2005-06 Erin White 24.0 77.00 2005-06 Jutta Degerman 18.0 77.172009-10 Rachel Smith 23.0 77.392009-10 Katie Bolling 16.0 79.50 2001-02 Katie Allison 25.0 77.60 2000-01 Katie Allison 22.0 77.55 2005-06 Brittany Dabule 24.0 77.92 2006-07 Sara Hester 25.0 77.84 1995-96 Stephanie Coverly 17.0 78.00 1998-99 Janice Roberts 22.0 78.00 2007-08 Sara Hester 23.0 78.09 2003-04 Jutta Degerman 27.0 78.19 2006-07 Jutta Degerman 25.0 78.082008-09 Brittany Penny 20.0 78.35 2006-07 Erin White 22.0 78.36 2008-09 Sara Hester 17.0 78.532008-09 Rachel Smith 20.0 78.80

Player: Season WinsSeason Name Tournaments Wins1997-98 Janice Roberts 9 22002-03 Elin Granstrand 4 12008-09 Brittany Dabule 8 12009-10 Rachel Smith 9 12005-06 Erin White 9 12000-01 Katie Allison 9 11998-99 Janice Roberts 9 11996-97 Stephanie Coverley 9 11994-95 Stephanie Coverley 9 12006-07 Jutta Degerman 10 12000-01 Janice Roberts 10 1

Team: Season WinsSeason Coach Tournaments Wins2004-05 E. Weldon/J. Wendt 11 21994-95 Eddie Weldon 9 12007-08 Jodi Wendt 10 12006-07 Jodi Wendt 10 12005-06 E. Weldon/J. Wendt 10 1

Player: Low RoundSeason Name Tournament Round Score2005-06 Erin White Sea Trail Women’s Intercollegiate 1 681998-99 Janice Roberts Lady Highlander Invitational 1 692008-09 Brittany Dabule Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 2 702007-08 Sara Hester Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 2 702006-07 Jutta Degerman Draper Valley Women’s Invitational 2 702005-06 Erin White Big South Women’s Championship 1 702004-05 Morgan Reich Shamrock Intercollegiate 3 702002-03 Elin Granstrand Lady Highlander Invitational 1 702000-01 Katie Allison Lady Pirate Fall Intercollegiate 1 701996-97 Stephanie Coverley Charleston Southern Invitational 1 701995-96 Stephanie Coverley James Madison Invitational 2 702008-09 Brittany Dabule Great Smokies Intercollegiate 2 70


Janice RobertsJanice Roberts

Jutta DegermanJutta Degerman


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Player: Low Round (cont.)Season Name Tournament Round Score2009-10 Rachel Smith Pinehurst Fall Challenge 2 712009-10 Kayla Cline Big South Championship 2 712008-09 Sara Hester Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 1 712007-08 Jutta Degerman Draper Valley Intercollegiate 1 712007-08 Jutta Degerman Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 2 712007-08 Jutta Degerman Shamrock Intercollegiate 1 712007-08 Rachel Smith UNCG-Starmount Fall Classic 2 712007-08 Sara Hester 2007 Draper Intercollegiate 2 712006-07 Erin White Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 2 712006-07 Rachel Smith Great Smokies Women’s Collegiate 2 712005-06 Jutta Degerman Lady Paladin Invitational 1 712005-06 Jutta Degerman Taco Bell Intercollegiate 2 712005-06 Jutta Degerman Taco Bell Intercollegiate 3 712001-02 Katie Allison Lady Pirate Fall Intercollegiate 3 712000-01 Janice Roberts Lady Highlander Invitational 2 711999-00 Janice Roberts Lady Highlander Invitational 1 711998-99 Janice Roberts Lady Highlander Invitational 2 711995-96 Stephanie Coverley Cougar Invitational 2 71

Player: Career WinsName Tournaments Wins CareerJanice Roberts 8 4 1998-01Stephanie Coverley 27 2 1995-97Elin Granstrand 4 1 2003Erin White 18 1 2006-07Brittany Dabule 28 1 2006-09Rachel Smith 37 1 2006-10Katie Allison 37 1 1999-02Jutta Degerman 37 1 2004, 2006-08

Player: Career Par or Better RoundsName Rounds Par or Less CareerJutta Degerman 93.0 11 2004, 2006-08Sara Hester 93.0 8 2006-09Brittany Dabule 70.0 5 2006-09Katie Allison 92.0 5 1999-02Erin White 46.0 4 2006-07Stephanie Coverley 54.0 4 1995-97Rachel Smith 91.0 5 2006-10Janice Roberts 91.0 4 1998-01Elin Granstrand 10.0 2 2003


Eddie WeldonEddie Weldon

Catherine RheinerCatherine Rheiner

2011-12 Women’s Golf TV/Radio Roster2011-12 Women’s Golf TV/Radio Roster

Katie BollingKatie Bolling Kayla ClineKayla Cline Jennifer DilgerJennifer Dilger Allison ItriaAllison Itria

Rachel WyattRachel WyattViivi NuortiViivi NuortiNicole MooberryNicole MooberryAllison LeeAllison Lee

Jodi WendtJodi Wendt Nancy CappsNancy Capps

2011-12 Women’s Golf Schedule2011-12 Women’s Golf ScheduleFall Fall Date Event LocationDate Event Location10/2-10/4 Starmount Fall Classic Greensboro, NC10/2-10/4 Starmount Fall Classic Greensboro, NC

10/8-10/9 Winthrop Intercollegiate Rock Hill, SC10/8-10/9 Winthrop Intercollegiate Rock Hill, SC

10/24/10/25 Blue Raider Invitational Murfreesboro, TN10/24/10/25 Blue Raider Invitational Murfreesboro, TN

10/28-10/30 Paladin Invitational Greenville, SC10/28-10/30 Paladin Invitational Greenville, SC

SpringSpring2/25-2/28 Kiawah Island Women’s 2/25-2/28 Kiawah Island Women’s Intercollegiate Kiawah Island, SC Intercollegiate Kiawah Island, SC

3/9-3/11 Spider Spring Break Invitational Southport, NC3/9-3/11 Spider Spring Break Invitational Southport, NC

3/17-3/20 Del Monte Invitational Monterey, CA3/17-3/20 Del Monte Invitational Monterey, CA

3/23/-3/25 UNCW Lady Seahawk Classic Wallace, NC3/23/-3/25 UNCW Lady Seahawk Classic Wallace, NC

4/8-4/10 Big South Conference4/8-4/10 Big South Conference Championship Ninety Six, SC Championship Ninety Six, SC

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