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Erin Carney Then Won It Twice in a Indiana Player to Earn Medalist Honors at the Con- Row from 1998-99 TABLE OF CONTENTS IU WOMEN’S GOLF RECORDS Quick Facts/Roster/Schedule . .2 Year-By-Year Results . .37-41 Former Coaches . .42 TRADITION Individual Records . .43 Tradition . .3-4 Team Records . .44 IU Golf Course . .5-7 Records/Honors . .45-47 IU Practice Facility . .8-9 Postseason Honors . .48 All-Time Letterwinners . .49-51 2006-07 SEASON PREVIEW All-Time Roster by High School . .52 2006-07 Season Preview . .10-11 2006-07 Tournament Schedule . .12-13 IU EXPERIENCE Indiana University . .53-72 THE STAFF Head Coach Clint Wallman . .14 Assistant Coach Katie Brophy . .15 Support Staff . .16 MEET THE HOOSIERS Tara Boone . .17 Kendal Hake . .18 Elaine Harris . .19 Jenny Kim . .20 2006-07 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF Amber Lindgren . .21 MEDIA GUIDE Gennifer Marrs . .22 Kellye Belcher . .23 The 2006-07 Indiana Women’s Golf Media Anita Gahir . .24 Guide is a production of the Indiana Athletic Laura Nochta . .25 Media Relations Office. Individuals wishing to I Career Tournament Results . .26 N reproduce any portion of the guide should D Photo Roster . .27 I receive prior consent from the Indiana A N Athletic Media Relations Office, Assembly A 2005-06 SEASON IN REVIEW Hall, 1001 East 17th Street, Bloomington, H 2005-06 Season In Review . .28-29 O Ind.47408. O 2005-06 Statistics . .30-31 S I E Cover Design Beth Feickert R S HISTORY Content Jen Hildebrand • Hoosiers On The LPGA Tour . .32-34 T Editing IU Media Relations Staff A All-Americans . .35-36 Graphic Design Beth Feickert B L Layout Jen Hildebrand E O Photography Paul Riley, Kendall Reeves, F LPGA Associated Press, Sports Illustrated C O Presswork Metropolitan Printing N T Bloomington, Ind. E N T S 2006-07 WOMEN’S GOLF • 1 QUICK FACTS INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2006-07 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE Location: .......................................................................................Bloomington, Ind. Founded:...............................................................................................................1820 Enrollment: ........................................................................................................38,903 September Colors: ...........................................................................................Cream & Crimson 10-11 Lady Badger Madison, Wis. Nickname:....................................................................................................Hoosiers 16-17 Lady Northern East Lansing, Mich. Conference:....................................................................................................Big Ten Year Joined Big Ten: ..........................................................................................1899 30-1 Wolverine Invitational Ann Arbor, Mich. President:...............................................................................Dr. Adam W. Herbert Athletics Director:..........................................................................Rick Greenspan October Facility:...................................................................Indiana University Golf Course 16-18 Price’s New Mexico State Collegiate Invite Las Cruces, N.M. INDIANA COACHING STAFF 30-31 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate Kiawah Island, S.C. Head Coach: ...............................................................Clint Wallman (3rd Season) Alma Mater:.......................................................................Washington State, 1985 February Assistant Coach:.........................................................Katie Brophy (1st Season) Alma Mater:.................................................................................Notre Dame, 2006 11 IU/Notre Dame Dual Match TBD 23-25 Lady Puerto Rico Classic San Juan, P.R. TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................................................................6/4 Newcomers: ..............................................................................................................3 March 2006 Big Ten Championships: .............................................................6th/11, 1,181 12-14 UNLV Spring Invitational Las Vegas, Nev. 24-25 Mountain View Collegiate Tuscon, Ariz. HOME COURSE Home Course:....................................................................................IU Golf Course Par: ............................................................................................................................71 April Yardage:...............................................................................................................6,813 9-10 IU Invitational Carmel, Ind. 21-22 Lady Buckeye Columbus, Ohio MEDIA RELATIONS Women’s Golf Contact:...................................................................Jen Hildebrand 27-29 Big Ten Championship East Lansing, Mich. Email:......................................................................................jenhilde@indiana.edu Office: ..................................................................................................(812) 856-0553 May Director:...................................................................................................Pete Rhoda 10-12 NCCA Regionals TBD Main Office Phone:............................................................................(812) 855-9399 Fax:.......................................................................................................(812) 855-9401 22-25 NCAA Championships Daytona Beach, Fla. Address:..............................................................................................Assembly Hall ..................................................................................................1001 East 17th Street .............................................................................................Bloomington, Ind. 47408 Website: .................................................................................www.iuhoosiers.com 2006-07 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER NAME YR./ELG. HT. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Kellye Belcher Fr./Fr. 5-6 Bartlett, Tenn. Bolton Tara Boone So./So. 5-3 Huntington, Ind. Huntington Anita Gahir Fr./Fr. 5-8 Thornhill, Ontario Northview Heights Secondary S T Kendal Hake Sr./Jr. 5-7 Palatine, Ill. William Fremd C A Elaine Harris Jr./Jr. 5-8 San Francisco, Calif. St. Ignatius F K Jenny Kim Sr./Sr. 5-4 Seoul, Korea Middle Tennessee State C I U Amber Lindgren So./So. 5-8 Kokomo, Ind. Western Q Gennifer Marrs Sr./Jr. 5-5 Terre Haute, Ind. North Vigo • S Laura Nochta Fr./Fr. 5-5 Cortland, Ohio Lakeview R E I S O O Head Coach: Clint Wallman (3rd Season) H A Assistant Coach: Katie Brophy (1st Season) N A I D N I 2 • 2006-07 WOMEN’S GOLF TRADITION The Hoosiers have been a dominant force in the to rain as Indiana shot a 946 for 54 holes to win its Big Ten since the conference’s first official champi- sixth Big Ten Championship. onship tournament in 1982. That first year Indiana Indiana has also had success when it comes to finished seventh, but since then has finished lower individual Big Ten honors. Former head coach Sam than third just three times. The Hoosiers have won Carmichael won his first Big Ten Coach of the Year seven Big Ten crowns, second in the conference to award in 1985 after the Hoosiers finished second at Ohio State’s 10 triumphs. In fact, the Hoosiers have the conference tournament. He earned his second placed either first or second in 13 of the last 17 award in 1986 as IU won its first-ever Big Ten cham- championships and have finished in the top three pionship and won his third straight honor in 1987. an amazing 19 of 24 years. He also won coach of the year accolades in 1995, The Hoosiers’ first conference title came in 1986 1996 and in 1998. at the University of Michigan with an amazing 58- The conference has named a player of the year stroke victory, the largest margin ever in the Big Ten since 1988 and seven times an Indiana player has Tournament. The team of Sarah DeKraay, Tracy won the award. Tracy Chapman was the first win- Chapman, Michele Redman, Mary Fechtig, Lisa ner in 1988, followed by Debbie Lee in 1990. Wicoff Chirichetti and Lynn Dennison gave Indiana its first then won the award an unprecedented three times conference crown. DeKraay also became the first from 1994-96. Erin Carney then won it twice in a Indiana player to earn medalist honors at the con- row from 1998-99. She is one of only three players ference championship. A Hoosier has won the to have won the award twice. honor a total of 10 times, two more than any other The Hoosiers’ most recent display of conference school. domination came in 2004 when All-Big Ten per- The last Hoosier team title came in 1998 when former Danah Ford embarked on a personal journey Indiana posted an incredible score of 1,196, the of success that she had previously never encoun- third-lowest score in league history. Indiana owns tered. Prior to the 2003-04 season, Ford had never three of the top seven finishing scores in confer- claimed an individual collegiate title and would not ence tournament play. alter that fact until the end of her final campaign as Following the 1986 season, the Hoosiers came a Hoosier. After capturing the Lady Boilermaker right back in 1987 to pull off the sweep as they title a week before, Ford turned up her play another Former Hoosier Danah Ford captured the Big Ten claimed the team title and Michele Redman won notch to garner Indiana’s 10th individual confer- Championship in 2004 after shooting rounds of 74- the individual crown with a score of 297, the fourth- ence crown. 72-70-71 for a total of 287. She is also fifth in the lowest in league history. Indiana’s
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