INDIANA GOLF

> Hoosier Golf: A Vision Of Excellence On The Course And In The Classroom

our mission at IU Golf is simple: To create an environment for you, the student ath- lete, to excel on the golf course, in the classroom and to grow as a person.

At Indiana University you will pursue a degree at a world-class research institution. You will be challenged by some of the best academic minds in the world while studying at one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.

As a Hoosier Golfer you will participate in one of the most accomplished programs in collegiate golf while competing at the national level against the best competition in col- lege golf.

Throughout your career you will be exposed to many different personal development programs to help you grow and mature as a person. You will leave IU prepared to take on the world in whatever endeavor you choose.

As your coach I am calling on you to challenge yourself and stretch your vision. Any- thing is possible! Once you have made that decision you will have the dedication of the coaching staff to help you develop your vision and make it a reality. I can promise you won’t be disappointed.

Being a Hoosier Golfer is more than just making birdies. It is about adopting a way of life to constantly seek improvement in the most important part of this equation: you. Strive for excellence on and off the course. This is what it means to be an IU student- athlete.

Coach Clint Wallman Head Women’s Golf Coach August 2008

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 1 QUICK FACTS

> UNIVERSITY FACTS Location: Bloomington, Ind. Population: 69,000 Founded: 1820 Joined Big Ten: 1899 First Year of Big Ten Women’s Golf: 1982 Enrollment: 38,247 Nickname: Hoosiers Colors: Cream & Crimson President: Michael A. McRobbie Director of Athletics: Rick Greenspan Senior Woman Administrator: Dr. M. Grace Calhoun Faculty Representative: Bruce Jaffee > HEAD COACH Head Coach: Clint Wallman Alma Mater: Washington State, 1985 Years at Indiana: Four > COACHING STAFF Assistant Coach: Katie Brophy Alma Mater: Notre Dame, 2006 Years at Indiana: Two

Golf Office Phone: 812-856-5280 Mailing Address: Assembly Hall 1001 East 17th Street Bloomington, IN 47408

> ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Athletic Communications Director: J.D. Campbell Women’s Golf Contact: Melanie Schneider Schneider’s Office Phone: 812-856-2939 Schneider’s Cell Phone: 330-619-0111 Athletic Communications Fax: 812-855-9401 Schneider’s Email: [email protected] Web Site: IUHoosiers.com > 2008 TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/2 Newcomers: 7 > HOME COURSE INFORMATION Name: IU Golf Course Par: 71 Yardage: 6,813

2 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com TABLE OF CONTENTS

> INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF > HISTORY Indiana Golf...... 1 All-Americans...... 50-51 2008-09 Quick Facts...... 2 Year-by-Year Results...... 52-56 Table of Contents...... 3 Former Coaches...... 57 indiana WOMen’s Tradition of Excellence...... 4-5 Individual Records...... 58 GOLF Hoosiers on the LPGA Tour...... 6-7 Team Records/Honors...... 59 media guide IU Golf Course...... 8-9 Records and Honors...... 60 IU Practice Facility...... 10-11 Letterwinners...... 61-63 The 2008-09 Indiana Women’s Golf Media > INDIANA UNIVERSITY > MEDIA INFORMATION Guide is a production of the Indiana Athletics Facilities...... 12-15 IU Athletics Communications...... 64 Communications Office. Individuals wishing Campus...... 16-18 to reproduce any portion of the guide should Arts and Entertainment...... 19 receive prior consent from the Indiana Alumni...... 20 Athletic Communications Office. Bloomington...... 21 Student Life...... 22 Indiana ATHLETICS Winning Tradition...... 23 COMMUNICATIONs Sports Medicine...... 24 Assembly Hall, Strength and Conditioning...... 25 1001 East 17th Street, Student Development...... 26 Bloomington, in 47408 Big Ten Network...... 27 University Administration...... 28 CREDITS Athletics Department Administration...... 29 NCAA Compliance Information...... 30 > Cover Design Ryan Preske IUHoosiers.com...... 31 > Content Melanie Schneider > COACHES > Editing Inidiana university Head Coach Clint Wallman...... 32-33 ATHLETICs COMMUNICATIONS Assistant Coach Katie Brophy...... 34 > graphic desigN RYAN preske Melanie Schneider > OUTLOOK > lAYOut MELANIe schneider 2008-09 Schedule...... 35 r RYAN preske Season Preview...... 36-37 > PHOTOgraphy Paul Riley > MEET THE HOOSIERS IU sports properties Belcher, Kellye...... 38 Chris Nussbaum Brey, Carly...... 39 John Buuck Gahir, Anita...... 40 Clint Wallman Giesecke, Lauren...... 41 Lindgren, Amber...... 42 Nochta, Laura...... 43 Newcomers...... 44 Roster...... 45 Support Staff...... 46 > 2007-08 IN REVIEW Season Review...... 47 Team Results...... 48 Individual Results...... 49

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 3 TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

Indiana WOMEN’s GOLF: > Has won seven Big Ten Championships > Has finished in the top five at the Big Ten Championships 23 times in 27 APPEARANCES > Has a conference-record 10 individual Big Ten Champions > Has 52 All-Big Ten honorees > Has a record 117 Academic All-Big Ten honors > HAs WON a tournament each of the last two seasons > HAs advanced to NCAA Postseason play in 15 of the last 17 seasons

4 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

> in one of the nation’s finest conferences, the success of indiana’s golfers is unmatched —­ on the course and in the classroom. > 47 ncaa qualifiers > 7 big ten players of the year > 2 big ten freshmen of the year > 2 academic all-americans

> Karen Dennison won a share of the 2003 Big Ten Championship.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 5 HOOSIERS AND THE LPGA

ANGEla Buzminski > Joined the tour in 2003 > Tied for 35th at the wegmans rochester lpga in 2005 > CAREER-best tie for 20th at the 2003 new albany golf classic > Top-30 finish at the 2002 aerus electrolux usa championship > won three tournaments on the sbc futures tour in 2001

MICHELE REDMAN > FINISHED 12th at the 2008 wegmans lpga > 10th at the 2007 fields open in hawai’i > 2000 first union betsy king classoc champion > 1997 jal big apple classic champion > career earnings topping $5 million > more than 25 top-10 finishes > member of the victorious u.s. solheim cup team in 2005 > tied for second at the 2005 adt championship > FIFTH at the 2004 women’s british open > career low round of 63

6 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com HOOSIERS AND THE LPGA

NATALIE TUCKER > turned professional in 2002 and joined the futures tour > 2004 futures tour long drive champion > member of the women’s asian tour in 2003 and 2007 > won the 2007 macau ladies open > joined the bmo financial group canadian women’s tour and west coast LADIES golf tour in 2004, where she won two events > tied for 42nd at the lpga final qualifying tournament presented by AMERICAN airlines to earn non-exempt status for the 2005 lpga tour SEASon > in 2005, made the cut in the sybase classic, where she finished 75th overall

ERIKA WICOFF > tied for fourth at the lpga final qualifying tournament in 1996 to gain Exempt status > posted three top-10 finishes in 1997 (sara lee classic, michelob light CLASSIC, first bank presents the edina realty lpga classic) > career-best tie for fourth at the 1998 safeway lpga golf championship > tied for eighth at the 1999 sara lee classic; also recorded her first two LPGA holes-in-one > competed on the futures tour in 2002, posting two top-10 finishes, INCLUDING a runner-up finish at the betty puskar futures golf classic

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 7 IU GOLF COURSE

COUrse facts year opened...... 1957 course designer...... jim soutar yardage...... 6,813 - 6,477 - 5,394 Par...... 71 (36-35) - 72 (36-36) course rating...... 72.6 - 71.7 - 70.7 slope rating...... 132 - 128 - 117 director of golf...... mike mayer superintendent...... brent emerick phone number...... (812) 855-7543 > The IU Championship Course plays host to Indiana section PGA events as well as the numerous collegiate tournaments. The course has played host to a total of 10 Big Ten Championships, including seven for the men (1961, 1968, 1969, 1975, 1984, 1993, 2003) and three for the women (1985, 1996, 2006).

“Our golf course is very challenging. It is an excellent test of golf which provides us a great tool for tournament preparation. Every shot that a player can have in a tournament can be practiced on our own course.”

> Clint Wallman Head Coach

8 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com IU GOLF COURSE

> Located just minutes from campus, the Indiana University Golf Course facility includes an 18-hole championship course, a nine-hole executive course, a large, lighted driving range and a state-of-the-art practice facility for team members.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT Blue 525 355 400 226 376 397 210 382 515 3386 White 482 340 367 216 362 382 205 375 490 3219 Par 5 4 4 3 4 4 3 4 5 36

Hole 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN TOTAL Blue 381 380 441 426 218 336 444 405 396 3427 6813 White 372 357 430 413 195 283 435 388 385 3258 6477 Par 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 35 71

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 9 IU PRACTICE FACILITY

> In 2002, Indiana unveiled a new state-of-the- art practice facility that enables the Hoosier student-athletes to hit any type of shot under tournament conditions.

The team-only facility includes two large bent grass teeing areas on each end. Seven large USGA greens and 19 white sand bunkers also grace the facility.

The upper end of the practice area includes an 11,000-square-foot pitching and chipping area surrounded by 11 bunkers.

10 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com IU PRACTICE FACILITY

> In 2002, Indiana unveiled a new state-of-the- art practice facility that enables the Hoosier student-athletes to hit any type of shot under tournament conditions.

The team-only facility includes two large bent grass teeing areas on each end. Seven large USGA greens and 19 white sand bunkers also grace the facility.

The upper end of the practice area includes an 11,000-square-foot pitching and chipping area surrounded by 11 bunkers.

10 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com IU PRACTICE FACILITY

along with the short game area the Hoosier golfers enjoy their own private teeing and practice area at the IU Golf Course Driving Range.

> The widely spread out range features six large target greens with a total of 20 pins at which to shoot. Alongside the Hoosier golf tee is a huge putting green.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 11 ATHLETICS FACILITIES

> A new Sportexe Momentum 41 surface was installed in the Hoosiers’ indoor practice facility. John Mellencamp Pavilion, in early summer 2007.

the current IU athletic plan > DATES back from 1960 when memorial stadium and the harry gladstein fieldhouse opened. Other major facilities have been added including Assembly Hall, Bill Armstrong Stadium, a greatly expanded Billy Hayes Track at the Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, Varsity Tennis Courts, Tennis Center, John Mellencamp Pavilion, and the 50-meter Counsilman Aquatics Center and Billingsley Diving Well in the Student Recreational Sports Complex (SRSC).

IU is in the midst of a $55 million facilities enhancement plan which includes a new basketball practice facility, new baseball and softball stadiums, and the enclosure of the north end zone of Memorial Stadium to add new football and administration offices, a new strength & conditioning center, academic center, spectator seating and a Hall of Champions.

> University Gym hosts volleyball and wrestling. A new hardwood floor was installed in summer 2006.

12 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com ATHLETICS FACILITIES

Jerry yeagley field > Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium hosts Men’s and Women’s Soccer Branch McCracken Court > Branch McCracken Court in storied Assembly Hall hosts Men’s and Women’s Basketball Memorial stadium > Memorial Stadium will undergo renovations over the next two years to enclose the north end zone.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 13 BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Facility Highlights > 67,000-square-foot facility, featuring coaches offices, locker rooms, player lounges and meeting/video rooms > New practice courts that can be configured as two regulation-sized courts or four half-courts > Training room and strength development area exclusively for men’s and women’s basketball athletes > 24/7 player access to practice space and conditioning equipment > lEgacy Court, which celebrates the unrivaled tradition of Indiana Basketball

The new Basketball Development Center, located in close proximity to Assembly Hall, will serve as the daily headquarters for the men’s and women’s basketball programs, providing them with a state-of-the-art venue in which to practice, train and condition. The 67,000 -square-foot, multilevel facility features practice courts, locker rooms, coaches’ offices and meeting/video rooms. Designed by HOK Sport of Kansas City, assisted by Moody-Nolan of Indianapolis, the Center will place IU at the forefront of collegiate basketball facilities.

> Locker Room Level > Entry level > Terrace level

14 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com north end zone facility

TWO Important features OF THE NORTH ENDZONE FACILITY > have been designed specifically to enhance the > North End Zone facility highlights fan experience. > First, it will become the home of the IU Hall of Champions, a space • Home of the IU hall of champions featuring museum-quality displays and a large banquet area where Hoosier • seating bowl, including outdoor club seating fans can gather to celebrate the past, present and future of IU Athletics. • New state-of-the-art Academic resource Center > Second, a new seating bowl, including an outdoor club seating area, • football meeting and team rooms will enclose the north end of the stadium. The resulting horseshoe layout • banquet room available for special events will connect the East and West stands and will enhance the gameday • balcony with stunning view of campus and atmosphere on football Saturdays. the concourse level - which will enable facilities fans to walk from the East to West sides inside the gates - will feature new concession areas and men’s, women’s and family restrooms.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 15 INDIANA UNIVERSITY indiana university provides > THE personal touch that people expect from a smaller school, yet also offers the kind of benefits only a large school can: great libraries, advanced technology and resources, and world-renowned faculty.

> The rolling, forested Bloomington campus with its many Indiana limestone buildiings has been judged one of the five most beautiful in the U.S. (Thomas A. Gaines, The Campus as a Work of Art). > Yahoo! Internet Life magazine included IU on its list of the 10 “most wired” colleges. > Newsweek chose IU Bloomington as its “Hottest Big State School” in 2005. > one of the “100 Best Values in Public Colleges” - Kiplinger’s Personal Finance > Among the nation’s “Colleges with a Conscience” - Princeton Review > Award for the best undergraduate teaching - American Council on Education

> Laura Nochta

16 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com INDIANA UNIVERSITY

IU offers the best in academic excellence and variety > THE choices and personal attention of a liberal arts college combined with the resources of a large research university. Our 183 undergraduate majors, 336 degree programs, and 4,000 courses per semester, plus options such as overseas study, internships, and honors programs, give you the flexibility and choices you want.

Learn from the best > our faculty are the power behind our top-ranked programs. IU’s professors are nationally and internationally-known scholars, researchers, and experts in their fields who value their role as teachers in our introductory courses and freshman seminars. We’re proud of our ratio of one professor for every 18 students on campus. CUTTING-EDGE RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY > Do your research at the library’s Information Commons. Write your paper in one of our over 90 technology centers. Get online from anywhere using the hundreds of wireless access points located across campus and throughout Bloomington explore your potential > our appproach to education is individual and chanllenging. IU has unique academic programs such as Intensive Freshman Seminars, the Hutton Honors College, individualized majors, hands-on undergraduate research, overseas study, direct admission, and preprofessional study.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 17 INDIANA UNIVERSITY

IU PROFILE TOTAL enrollment 29,828 undergraduates 8,419 graduate students FRESHMAN CLASS 7,259 students 61% Indiana Residents 39% nonresidents 54% female 46% male 11% students of color (African American, Asian American, Latino, American Indian) 3% international students 61% in top quarter of high school class Average GPA for admitted fall freshman 3.5 academics 13 undergraduate schools 183 undergraduate majors 336 degree programs 35 students in the average undergraduate class 4,000 courses offered each semester 1,948 full-time faculty 18:1 student to faculty ratio student life and activities Student Organizations: More than 500 Greek Life: 36 fraternities and 26 sororities Musical and Theatrical Productions: More than 1,100 every year Recreational Sports: 20 intramural and 40 club sports

18 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT you’ll find an amazing mix > OF cultural offerings and opportunities at IU. Popular concert artists, Broadway touring companies, art exhibits, world leaders, faScinating speakers, and dance troupes regularly come to campus.

> IU also produces more than 1,100 musical performances, operas, and theatre productions each year. > The IU Art Museum, designed by I.M. Pei, hosts an exceptional collection of more than 35,000 art objects, including Picasos and Monets. > Assembly Hall was transformed into a set for CNBC’s “Mad Money Back to School Tour.” The show was taped on April 4, 2007, and featured IU students with host Jim Cramer and special guest IU alum Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. > ESPN’s College GameDay made its inaugural trip to Assembly Hall on Feb. 15, 2008. Rece Davis, Jay Bilas, Hubert Davis and Digger Phelps fired up the Hoosier faithful prior to the Hoosiers’ 80-61 victory over Michigan State.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 19 ALUMNI

> Antwaan Randle El Wide receiver for the Washington Redskins

> Jane Pauley Broadcaster

> Indiana University has more than 495,000 living graduates worldwide. > Nearly 250,000 IU graduates live in Indiana. More than 50 percent of Indiana’s Physicians, 40 percent of nurses, 64 percent of Optometrists, 35 percent of Teachers, 75 percent of Lawyers and 90 percent of Dentists are IU graduates. > More than 9,000 IU graduates live in 153 countries, territories and PROTECTORATES outside the United States.

> Tavis Smiley > Micael Uslan > Will Shortz Host, Tavis Talks, PBS Producer for the Batman Editor for the New York film series Times Crossword puzzle

> Shaun Micheel Top Left: Mark Spitz, nine-time gold medal winner 2003 PGA Champion Top Middle: Meg Cabot, author, The Princess Diaries Top Right: Joshua Bell, violinist

20 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com BLOOMINGTON

“…its cobblestoned streets, limestone buildings, and old-fashioned porches create a laid-back setting, while the outdoor markets and frequent concerts and lectures keep energy at a steady high. To paraphrase one local artisan, Bloomington has the soul of a big city but the heart of a small town… the cultural pulse of the midwest.” -Travel and Leisure Magazine

> Bloomington is the quintessential college town - active, intellectual, young, friendly, relaxed, and safe. It’s a small city of 69,000 with cultural resources and opportunities that rival cities many times its size. > You’ll find coffee houses, live music, festivals, open-air markets, historic architecture, cafes, restaurants, lakes, parks, museums, and theatres. > Bloomington is nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana with a central location in the heart of the Midwest. We’re an hour’s drive from Indianapolis and the Indianapolis International Airport, two hours from Louisville, three from Cincinnati, and four from Chicago and St. Louis. > We enjoy four distict seasons in Bloomington, though the weather is generally mild. Extreme cold is rare, snowfall is limited, summers are balmy, and we enjoy long, beautiful autumns and early springs.

DISTANCES CLIMATE (IN MILES) AVERAGES

Indianapolis 50 High (F) Low (F) Precip. Louisville 80 Jan. 44 18 2.7” Cincinnati 110 Feb. 39 21 2.5” Chicago 195 Mar. 49 20 3.6” St. Louis 205 Apr. 64 42 3.7” Nashville 207 May 73 52 3.7” Detroit 285 June 82 61 4.0” Cleveland 300 July 85 65 4.3” Atlanta 390 Washington, D.C. 510 Aug. 84 63 3.5” New York 680 Sept. 78 55 2.7” Dallas 720 Oct. 66 43 2.5” Miami 993 Nov. 51 33 3.0” Los Angeles 1,795 Dec. 30 24 3.0”

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 21 STUDENT LIFE the IU experience extends far beyond the classroom

Indiana memorial union > The IMU is our gathering place and one of the largest college unions in the world. Inside are six dining areas, three snack shops and a coffee house. Other services include a convenience store, a bookstore, a credit union, a 186-room hotel, a travel agency, a bowling alley, a copy center, computer labs, a movie theatre and auditorium, a hair salon, a Ticketmaster outlet, and student meeting roooms. Housing > There are 11 residence halls on campus, clustered into three neighborhoods, each with a distinct blend of programs, dining options, amenities, services, and resources. All of the residence halls are coed, with separate living spaces for men and women. Greek Life > IU is home to an active Greek community. Approximately 5,300 students join one of our 62 fraternities and sororities. Most chapters operate their own houses on campus and all offer opportunities for scholarship, community service, and leadership development. Recreation > You’ll find a getaway on campus through our nationally-recognized recreational sports programs and facilities. You can put together your own intramural team or join a club sport and compete against off-campus opponents. If you’re more into fitness than competition, you’ll make good use of our two state-of-the-art recreation centers, as well as workout rooms in the residence centers. Outdoor sport enthusiasts will find nearby places to mountain bike, hire, cross-country ski, ride horses, golf, rollerblade, camp, swim, sail, and paddle.

22 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com strength and conditioning a staff of six full-time coaches assist and monitor > WEIght training programs specialized for IU golf. Student-athletes are evaluated on body composition and their gait analysis using a research lab.

Human performance lAB > IU is one of the few schools in the nation with a human performance lab on campus providing Olympic-style testing of athletes in all sports.

Julie grubbs > Julie Grubbs is in her third year at Indiana University. In addition to women’s golf, Grubbs has also worked with women’s tennis, women’s cross country, novice rowing and men’s soccer.

> Julie Grubbs > Amber Lindgren

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 23 sports medicine

Athletic training rooms > THE indiana university athletic training rooms are fully equipped to provide the student-athletes with the best medical care possible. Indiana University student-athletes work with team physicians and certified athletic trainers in receiving treatments such as therapeutic modalities, therapeutic exercise, aquatic therapy and custom-made braces and othotics. The sports medicine staff also includes various consultants in a variety of specialties.

Joe lueken > Joe Lueken is in his second season as the head trainer for the Indiana women’s golf program and is his 13th year overall at IU. While at Indiana he also has worked with the men’s soccer, track and field, football and baseball teams. In addition, he is an instructor and teaches within the curriculum of the athletic training programs.

> Joe Lueken

24 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com WINNING TRADITION

> Right: Ben Hesen 100-yard Backstroke National Champion

> Left: Men’s Soccer Team Claimed their 13th Big Ten regular season championship in 2007

> Leila Vaziri > Angel Escobedo Former 50-meter Backstroke World Record 125-pound NCAA National Champion Holder

indiana by the numbers > 23 ncaa team championships > 131 Ncaa champions > 160 Big Ten Championships > 2,513 Academic all-big Ten Honorees > 7 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships > 167 Olympians > 84 MEdals: 48 Gold, 16 Silver, 20 Bronze

> Jessica Gall, 2007 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship honoree

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 25 student development

ACADEMIC SERVICES Dr. M. Grace Calhoun > Monitor the academic progress of student-athletes on a regular basis Associate Athletic Director, Student > Maintain a feedback system throughout the semester requesting Development and Compliance/Senior professors to provide information concerning the academic progress of Woman Administrator student-athletes > Dr. M. Grace Calhoun directs student > Plan schedules each semester with the student-athlete to ensure development and compliance for the compliance with Big Ten/NCAA Normal Progress Rules and IU athletics department including academic regulations advising, learning services, supervised study, > Provide supervised study environment where student-athletes may meet life skills development, career services and with mentors, work in small groups and study in a quiet atmosphere NCAA and Big Ten rules compliance. The > Inform student-athletes of academic progress each semester > Dr. M. Grace Calhoun Student Development and Compliance unit > Provide assistance in choice of major and career counseling collaborates closely with campus academic > Refer student-athletes to the appropriate source for graduation status and student-services units to ensure the delivery of exceptional services to IU’s support services student-athletes. > Disseminate information on all aspects of the University Brenda blackburn > Counsel individuals concerning problems of a personal or academic Academic Advisor nature and give referral assistance when deemed necessary > Brenda Blackburn is in her second year > Provide opportunities for leadership development, community service, and at Indiana as an academic advisor for the other life skills development opportunities for all student-athletes Student Services program. In addition to > Assist student-athletes in the job-search process through extensive women’s golf, Blackburn works with field networking with alumni of our programs hockey, women’s soccer, softball, water polo, > Serve as the liaison to important constituencies on campus such as the rowing and men’s golf. Blackburn earned a faculty, deans, academic support personnel, student affairs personnel, > Brenda Blackburn master’s degree in educational leadership at residential programs and student ethics Oklahoma State. A former Big Ten student- > Support in making a smooth transition to life as a student-athlete athlete, Blackburn played basketball at • Making the transition from high school to college life Illinois, where she earned a degree in • Learning appropriate and effective advocacy skills kinesiology. • Developing strategies for balanced growth and development learning services > Support in learning skills and strategies necessary for success in the college classroom • Private consultation with the Learning Specialist • Informal reading and study-skills assessment • Communication and coordination with Academic Department advisors > Maintain a specialized tutoring staff available to student-athletes > Support in making the most effective use of tutors • Developing effective strategies for use of content area tutoring • Communication with tutors to monitor progress and to consistently support skill and strategy development > Coordinate a mentoring program aimed at assisting all student-athletes, especially first-year student-athletes, with transition from high school to post-secondary academics > offers testing and placement services for student-athletes

26 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com big ten network

> About the big ten network • The network has a live studio presence at the Big Ten The Big Ten Network is dedicated to covering the Big Men’s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis. Ten Conference and its 11 member institutions. The Women’s Basketball Big Ten Network provides unprecedented access to • each Big Ten women’s basketball team will make an extensive schedule of conference sports events approximately 8-10 appearance on the Big Ten Network and shows; original programs in academics, the arts this winter. and sciences; campus activities; and associated • In all, the network televised 55 regular season personalities. Sports programming includes live games plus nine Big Ten Basketball Tournament games coverage of more events than ever before, along with in 2007-08. news, highlights and analysis, all complemented by • All of these games were produced in high definition. hours of university-produced campus programming. The > QUICK FACTS • The network has a live studio presence at the Big Ten Big Ten Network is a joint venture between subsidiaries Women’s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis. of the Big Ten Conference and Fox Cable Networks. The Agreement: Big Ten Network reaches a national audience through 20-Year joint venture between NCAA-Sponsored Sports distribution arrangements with approximately 240 subsidiaries of the Big Ten • In its first year, the Big Ten Network televised more cable and satellite companies. Conference and Fox Cable than 170 NCAA-sponsored events such as hockey, Networks. baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, track and field, > lIVE EVENTS swimming and diving, etc. In its “freshman season,” the Big Ten Network televised Headquarters: more than 400 live events, plus hundreds of hours of Chicago, Ill. Big Ten Championships original programming, classic games, coaches’ shows • In 2007, the Big Ten Network televised 17 Big Ten and campus programming. Virtually all of the network’s Launch date/time: Championships and Tournaments in the sports of live event programming is available in high definition. August 30, 2007, 8 PM ET basketball, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, Football volleyball and wrestling. • Each Big Ten football team will make multiple Sports televised: appearances on the Big Ten Network this fall Football, men’s basketball, • Each team is guaranteed to make at least two women’s basketball and other appearances on the network per year and one of them NCAA-sponsored sports WANT MORE? NOW THERE’S will be a conference game WWW.BIGTENNETWORK.COM ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING: • The network televised 41 football games in 2007, 38 For video highlights of your Big Ten in high definition. Big Ten Tonight Friday Night Tailgate teams, human interest features on your Men’s Basketball Big Ten Tip-Off Show favorite student-athletes and all the • Each Big Ten men’s basketball team will make The Big Ten’s Greatest Games latest happenings in the Big Ten, log approximately 15-20 appearances on the Big Ten The Big Ten Women’s Show onto www.BigTenNetwork.com. The Network this winter. Big Ten Short Stories network’s online home also contains • Through the creation of the Big Ten Network, every Big Ten Extra Points statistics, schedules and more. home Big Ten basketball game was produced. Coaches’ Q&A • The network televised 64 in-conference match-ups, The Journey plus three Big Ten Tournament contests. • All of those games were produced in high definition.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 27 University administration michael a. mcrobbie > Indiana University’s 18th president on july 1, 2007

plan that has served as a model for institutions across the strategic plan to help create and nurture global relationships nation. He also played a major role in the creation of the that support the university’s academic programs and provide School of Informatics, the nation’s first university program to opportunities for faculty and students. Leading recent combine all aspects of information technology into a single university delegations to China and Japan, McRobbie has discipline. helped establish and renew cooperative research ventures McRobbie drew on his extensive background in high- with several of those nations’ premier universities. performance computer networking as he directed the In addition to his senior administrative responsibilities, development of I-Light, an integrated, high-speed optical fiber McRobbie holds professorships in cognitive science, network that will soon link every public and private college computer science, informatics, and philosophy, and an campus in Indiana. His foresight led to IU’s involvement and adjunct professorship in library and information science management of the Internet2 Abilene network, a national, on the IU Bloomington campus. He is also a professor of high-speed data network that supports research among computer technology in the Purdue School of Engineering at universities across the country and has fostered relationships the IUPUI campus. for high-speed connections around the world. He also In 2007, McRobbie was named an honorary member founded IU’s Pervasive Technology Laboratories, funded in of IU’s Alliance of Distinguished and Titled Professors. He 1999 by a $30 million grant from the Lilly Endowment. is only the third IU president to receive the award and the In May 2003, McRobbie was given additional first president to be made an honorary member while still in responsibilities as vice president for research. His aim was office. to increase external funding for IU programs with the goal A principal investigator on numerous grants, his of doubling such funding by 2010. He has been instrumental research interests include artificial intelligence, automated in securing multimillion dollar grants for life sciences theorem-proving and computational logic, high performance initiatives such as the Indiana Metabolomics and Cytomics networking, and the non-numerical applications of parallel Initiative (METACyt) and the Indiana Genomics Initiative at supercomputing, especially in symbolic computation. Michael A. McRobbie became Indiana University’s 18th IU (INGEN), as well as for the popular New Frontiers in the A native of Australia, McRobbie came to IU from the president on July 1, 2007. His broad expertise in fostering Arts and Humanities Program, which supports the creation of Institute of Advanced Study at the Australian National research partnerships and collaborative leadership style major new works of art in a variety of genres. University (ANU), where he was a professor of information have enhanced the educational and research missions of In 2006, he helped the university reach a deal with IBM technology and chief executive officer of the Cooperative the university and have strengthened the university’s already to acquire one of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, Research Centre for Advanced Computational Systems. He glorious traditions in the arts. ensuring IU’s continued leadership in national research earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Queensland When McRobbie came to IU as vice president of initiatives such as the National Science Foundation’s TeraGrid, and a doctoral degree from ANU. information technology in 1997, then-IU President Myles which links the nation’s most powerful supercomputers. In his spare time, McRobbie is an avid reader with Brand asked him to create a modern information technology That same year McRobbie was appointed interim provost a special interest in history and the arts. A widower who environment throughout the university that would make and vice president for academic affairs at IU Bloomington. In recently remarried, he and his wife, Laurie Burns, enjoy the university a leader “in absolute terms for uses and that role, he pursued priorities for the arts and humanities, travel and keep busy with their six children. applications of IT.” As a first step, McRobbie prepared the life sciences, and the recruitment and retention of students IU Information Technology Strategic Plan, an ambitious and faculty. He also worked to develop an international

university board of trustees

William Cast Philip N. Eskew, Jr. Stephen L. Ferguson Jack M. Gill Arthur D. King

Thomas E. Reily, Jr. Derica W. Rice Patrick A. Shoulders Sue H. Talbot

28 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com Athletics department administration rick greenspan > Indiana University’s 19th athletic director on September 4, 2004

since his arrival as Indiana University’s 19th Athletics Greenspan also currently serves on the Big Ten Compliance Director on Sept. 2, 2004, Rick Greenspan has enhanced and and Reinstatement Committee. maintained the Hoosiers’ broad-based, 24-sport program. During Greenspan arrived in Bloomington after spending the previous Greenspan’s tenure, Indiana has: six years as the Director of Athletics at the United States Military Academy at West Point. At Army, Greenspan led a program with • organized and led the first comprehensive capital campaign in a $23 million budget that served nearly 800 student-athletes. the history of IU Athletics While there, Greenspan oversaw the design and construction • broken ground on a multi-million dollar facility enhancement of several major athletics facilities and the updating of older project which includes the new north end zone facility, a ones. Greenspan’s aggressive facilities improvement program basketball development center, academic resource center included the Kimsey Athletic Center and the Hoffman Press Box. and new baseball and softball stadiums The Gross Sports Center, the home of Army Gymnastics; the • enjoyed a 40.8 percent increase in Varsity Club annual giving, Lichtenberg Tennis Center; the Tronsrue Marksmanship Center; recorded $24.5 million in gifts and pledges to the Big Ten’s the Malek Tennis Center and the new Army Softball Complex largest scholarship endowment and $8 million in capital were also completed during his tenure. support he overhauled the annual giving program, which resulted • captured eight individual or team national titles and had an in a 300-percent increase in gifts, and he created a system individual set a world record of coaches’ accountability and support programs in which 34 • ranked among the Big Ten Conference leaders in academic percent of all student-athletes were recognized on the dean’s all-league selections and saw an IU athlete earn an NCAA list. Post Graduate Scholarship each year from 2005-07. Army teams were highly competitive on Greenspan’s watch. • recorded two wins in annual Crimson and Gold Cup all-sports In overall sports standings in the Patriot League, Army’s men’s competition series with Purdue and women’s athletic teams finished second in the league’s • hired the late Terry Hoeppner as the head football coach, President’s Cup standings from 2002-04. and saw him rejuvenate an IU fan base that contributed to Before going to Army, Greenspan was director of a 39 percent increase in per game attendance, a 46 percent intercollegiate athletics at Illinois State University from 1993-99, increase in overall season ticket sales and a 110 percent where he managed a 19-sport NCAA Division I program on a $10 increase in student season ticket sales. million budget and developed a reserve in excess of $5 million. Greenspan spent one year as senior associate athletics • provided leadership in the wake of the death of Hoeppner. Athletics facilities and student-athlete support services were director at the University of Miami (Fla.) before becoming The Hoosiers earned their first bowl trip since 1993 under enhanced during his watch, and ISU teams received the Missouri athletics director at ISU. Bill Lynch, who Greenspan subsequently appointed head Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy, an honor representative of Prior to his time at Miami, he was at the University of coach following the regular season. overall athletic program excellence, four times - 1993, 1996, 1997 California at Berkeley for eight years, where he was associate • hired Tom Crean to lead the IU basketball program. Crean and 1998. The rate of student-athlete graduation was nearly 70 athletics director for external affairs and also served as acting averaged over 20 wins a season in nine years at Marquette percent, well above that of the general student population on athletics director for one year. Greenspan held positions in and led the Golden Eagles to five NCAA Tournament campus. physical education and recreational sports at the University of appearances including the 2003 Final Four, Greenspan’s leadership has extended into the athletic Wisconsin at Milwaukee and the University of New Hampshire • hired Tracy Smith as the baseball coach and Felisha Legette- conferences with which he has been associated as well as at the beginning of his career. Jack as the women’s basketball coach - both coaches have with the NCAA. He was chairperson of the Patriot League he earned a master’s degree in physical education with an those respective programs on the rise Athletic Administration Committee. He was a member of the athletics administration emphasis from Idaho State University in • also hired Sherry Dunbar to guide the volleyball program, board of trustees of the NCAA Division I-A Athletics Director’s Pocatello, Idaho. He also has a bachelor’s degree in behavioral Michelle Gardner to head the softball program, Randy Association, a member of the NCAA Management Council and science from the University of Maryland, where he was a four- Bloemendall to lead the men’s tennis program and Ron a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors year letterwinner in baseball. helmer to serve as director of track and field and men’s and of Athletics Executive Committee. While at ISU, he was the A native of Greenbelt, Md., Greenspan and his wife Jenny women’s head coach this past year Gateway Football Conference President, chaired the Missouri have two grown children - Emily, 26, a graduate of the University • overseen the installation of a new $1.99 million scoreboard/ Valley Conference media, championship and finance committees, of Connecticut; and Ben, 23, who received his bachelor’s and video board, the field hockey team’s move from Mellencamp and was a member of the Gender Equity, Long-Range Planning master’s degrees from IU and is a former two-year letterwinner Pavilion to a new outdoor facility in 2007 and the installation and Expansion Committee for the Missouri Valley/Gateway on the Hoosier baseball team. of a new, banked indoor track at Gladstein Fieldhouse Conference.

Tim Fitzpatrick Chris Reynolds M. Grace Calhoun Kevin Clark Scott Dolson Sr. Associate AD Sr. Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Associate AD Student Development/ Business and Finance Development Compliance/SWA

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iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 29 ncaa compliance information winning the right way The IU Athletics’ compliance office is proud of our commitment to integrity, and believes that winning while complying with the rules is the only way to win. Listed below is some important information for all prospective student-athletes, their family and friends, and fans and supporters of Indiana University to understand.

What you need to know about recruiting: • IU coaches may begin sending you letters and emails September 1 of your junior year of high school. Our coaches may begin calling you on the phone on July 1 after your junior year, and are generally limited to one call per week. You may call an IU coach anytime. • An IU coach may have contact with you off of IU’s campus beginning July 1 after your junior year of high school, but only during a contact period or your official visit to IU. Coaches may not have contact with you on the day of one of your athletic competitions until you are done competing, even on an official or unofficial visit. • Unofficial visits are visits you make to IndianaU niversity at your own expense. You may make unlimited unofficial visits, unless it is during a dead period. A coach is not permitted to have ANY in-person contact, on- or off-campus, with you during any dead period. • Alumni, boosters, and any other representatives of Indiana University’s athletics interests cannot participate in recruiting. Phone calls, emails, and personal contact between these reps and you or your relatives are strictly prohibited. • You may not accept any benefit, gift, or service, such as cash, clothing, cars, transportation, loans or discounts from an Indiana University staff member or a representative of IU’s athletics interests. Doing so may jeopardize your eligibility to compete in intercollegiate athletics.

How YOu Get ELIGIBLE: • You should apply for certification with the NCAA Eligibility Center immediately following your junior year in high school. Contact a high school counselor or the Eligibility Center (toll-free at 877-262-1492 or on-line at http://web1. ncaa.org/eligibilitycenter) for more information. • In order to be eligible to practice and compete in intercollegiate athletics, prospects must have a minimum cumulative GPA in a core curriculum of 16 specific college-prep courses, and have achieved a minimum required score on the ACT or SAT. The required courses and the sliding scale of corresponding GPAs and test scores can be found on the NCAA website (www.ncaa.org), the IU athletics website (www.iuhoosiers.com) or by asking a high school counselor. The required SAT or ACT score must be achieved under national testing conditions on a national testing date.

The information provided here is just a brief overview of the many rules and regulations that govern college athletics and does not include all applicable provisions. For further information, please contact the compliance office or visit our website at www.iuhoosiers.com/compliance/ind-compliance.html.

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iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 31 women’s 08/09 golf coaches CLINT WALLMAN > head coach FIFTH year as indiana head coach

The Hoosier women’s golf team continues to At the UNLV Spring Invitational, Indiana’s first- make strides under the direction of fifth-year head round 3-under par 285 was just one shot off the pro- coach Clint Wallman as it works its way back among gram low. IU also matched that score in the second the nation’s elite. round. Its final score of 864 (285-285-294) shattered Since taking over prior to the 2004-05 season, the previous program low for a three-round tourna- Wallman has seen marked improvement in the pro- ment (885), which had been set in 2003. gram each season, going from a 10th-place finish at Over the course of the year the team recorded the Big Ten Championships in 2004, to a fourth-place two of the top three single-round scores in school showing this past year. history, three of the top five two-round scores (in- The Hoosiers also made their second-straight cluding a school-record 570 at UNLV), and three of NCAA postseason appearance in 2008 with a trip the top five three-round scores. to the NCAA East Regional. Anita Gahir became Competing at the NCAA Central Regional for the the second player under Wallman’s tutelage to earn first time in his tenure, Wallman’s crew blew through All-Big Ten honors, and Lauren Harling was the in- the University of Michigan Golf Course to finish dividual medalist at the Mountain View Invitational, fourth. It was the program’s best finish at a regional giving IU the individual winner at the event for the since a tie for third in 1997-98. second-straight season. Harling’s triumph, along During the 2005-06 season, numerous players with a third-round 68 from Gahir, allowed Indiana to on the squad made great strides under Wallman’s pick up its second team victory in as many seasons. tutelage. The Hoosiers turned in a sixth-place perfor- The team’s two-round score of 586 at Mountain View mance at the Big Ten Championship. Their four-round ranks fourth on the all-time list, and the three-round total of 1,214 was the then-fifth-best 72-hole mark score of 880 is second. in program history, and the Hoosiers also turned in In 2008 the team lowered its stroke average the then-eighth-best 18-hole total on the second day, yet again, dropping to 305.00, more than 19 strokes 292, as well as the then-10th-best 36-hole total, 592, lower than Wallman’s first season at the helm. Ga- and the then-eighth-best 54-hole mark, 893. hir’s season average of 76.16 resides just outside the Basically, the numbers speak for themselves. team’s all-time top 10, and no fewer than five golf- Since taking over the program, Wallman’s teams have ers finished with a scoring average of 77.61 or below posted 29 top-10 finishes, including 10 in 2007-08. this past year. The Hoosiers have leapt from a No. 149 ranking his The first major break though for Wallman and first season, to 43rd nationally in 2006-07, and 46th his staff came in 2007 as Indiana made its first in 2007-08. NCAA Championships appearance since the 1997-98 Wallman came to IU after the 2004 campaign season. when he helped the University of New Mexico to In fact, the 06-07 season was one for the record back-to-back NCAA Women’s Golf Tournament ap- books. Elaine Harris had a breakout season for IU, pearances. While at UNM, he helped the Lobos to recording three top-10 finishes, including her first career victory. After opening the season with a third-place finish at the Badger Invitational, Harris PERsONAL tallied a school-record three-round score of 209 to > Date of birth...... January 2, 1961 take medalist honors at the Mountain View Colle- giate. Included in that score was a career-best round > birthplace...... portland, oregon of 69, a mark she hit three times on the season. It > Wife...... julie was her seventh-place finish at the NCAA Central > children...... Katie, chrisSY Regional that helped lead the Hoosiers to their 10th NCAA Championships appearance. > high school...... sunnyside hs Wallman’s freshman trio of Kellye Belcher, Laura ...... sunnyside, wash. Nochta and Gahir wrapped up their first year of > college...... Washington State, 1985 competition as the No. 1-ranked freshman class in ...... b.s., physical education the country, according to GolfStat’s Freshman Class Impact Rating. The three competed in all 12 tourna- Coaching experience ments, and Belcher finished the year leading the team in scoring average (76.51). All three topped the > indiana university previous school record for freshman stroke average, 2004-present...... head coach and Gahir was the top Indiana finisher at both the Big Ten Championships (15th) and the NCAA Champion- > university of new mexico ships (81st). 2002-04...... assistant coach The team’s first-place finish at the Badger Invita- > Washington state university tional marked the program’s first title under Wallman 1984-85...... assistant coach and its first victory since 2004.

32 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s coaches golf CLINT WALLMAN >head coach FIFTH year as indiana head coach new heights. In 2003-04, the Lobos won four regu- lar season tournaments and were nationally ranked YEAr-by-year rESULTS among the top 10 for 33 consecutive weeks, includ- ing a lofty No. 3 ranking in March 2004. Year school big TEn finish ncaa FINISH Prior to his tenure at New Mexico, Wallman served as the teaching professional at Indian Canyon 2004-05 Indiana 10th n/a Golf Club in Spokane, Wash., and operated his own 2005-06 Indiana 6th n/a golf school. While the owner-operator of the Clint Wallman Golf School from 1996 to 2002, Wallman 2006-07 Indiana 5th 24th developed and conducted all instructional programs. During this time of his career, Wallman also volun- 2007-08 Indiana 4th n/a teered his time to the Spokane Youth Sports Associ- ation and various elementary and high school teams in the area. Wallman has also been lauded as one of the pre- Championship and the 2002 Rossland Trail Open mier golf instructors in the Pacific Northwest. He is Championship. Titles Under a four-time Inland Empire PGA Teacher of the Year A 1985 graduate of Washington State University Wallman (1996-98 and 2000), two-time Pacific Northwest PGA with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, Wall- Team Teacher of the Year (1998-99) and the 1999 Pacific man was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. The two-time 2006-07 Northwest PING Clubfitter of the Year. Golf Digest captain won the 1984 Washington State Invitational and Golf Magazine have twice ranked Wallman title and still ranks among the Cougars’ all-time Badger Invitational 313-307-302=922 among the Top 10 Teachers in Washington state, and leaders in top-10 finishes. He served as an assistant 2007-08 in 2003, Golf Digest named Wallman among the top coach for the Cougars in 1984-85. Mountain View Intercollegiate 294-295-291=880 10 teachers in the region and top 50 in America. Wallman and his wife, Julie, have two daughters, INDIVIDUAL Wallman is also a frequent lecturer for PGA of Katie (24) and Chrissy (22), who are both IU gradu- 2005-06 America on teaching and the development of video ates. During their free time, the family enjoys skiing Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational in teaching golf. His main focus in most of his lec- and kayaking. Notre Dame Invitational tures is the potential that computer-aided video has 2006-07 in developing the innate talent of any golfer. Just as he has been recognized for his teaching Elaine Harris Mountain View Interollegiate skills, Wallman has received just as many laurels as 2007-08 a player. Lauren Harling Mountain View Intercollegiate The 1990 Chrysler National Putting Champion and Pacific Northwest Regional Putting Champion, Wallman also placed 30th at the 1997 Dave Pelz World Putting Championship. Wallman twice qualified for the U.S. Open Sec- tional, in 1998 and 2001, and he also won the 1994 Spalding Shootout, the 1999 Inland Empire PGA

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 33 women’s 08/09 golf coaches KATIE BROPHY > ASSISTANT coach THIrd year as indiana ASSISTANT coach

Former Notre Dame standout golfer Katie Brophy year career, good for the second-best per-round aver- is in her third season as the assistant coach of the age in school history. Brophy also earned a spot on Indiana women’s golf program. the All-BIG EAST team in 2003, 2004 and 2006, and Brophy’s duties include on-course coaching, re- was the team MVP in 2003 and 2005. cruiting and overseeing the budget. She is also in In addition to those honors, Brophy’s name appears charge of organizing the IU Invitational and various in other spots throughout the Fighting Irish record alumni golf events. books. She holds the best 36-hole total in program Last season Brophy helped lead IU to its best-ever history with a 141 at the Jeannine McHaney Invi- finish at the Big Ten Championship under head coach tational/Central Regional Preview during her junior Clint Wallman, placing fourth. The team also made season. its second-straight NCAA postseason appearance Furthermore, Brophy set a program record for most with a trip to the NCAA East Regional. rounds counted toward team scoring with 33 during Individually, sophomore Anita Gahir earned second- the 2002-03 campaign and also ranks first in program team All-Big Ten honors, and senior Lauren Harling history with 118 rounds counting towards the team took home the individual title at the Mountain View score for her career. Additionally, her percentage of Invitational, while Indiana was the team champion rounds scored, .901, is the third-highest in Notre at the event. Dame history. In her first season with the Hoosiers, Brophy Brophy also shined in the classroom while a helped oversee the continued transformation of student-athlete at Notre Dame. She was a four-time the women’s golf program, culminating in IU’s first member on the National Golf Coaches Association’s NCAA Championship appearance since 1998. (NGCA) All-Scholar team, a two-time Dean’s List With her guidance, the freshman trio of Kellye member at Notre Dame and was honored as a BIG Belcher, Laura Nochta and Anita Gahir finished the EAST Academic All-Star following the 2004-05 and season as the No. 1-rated freshman class in the 2005-06 seasons. country, according to Golfstat’s Freshman Class Im- Brophy also has exceptional international ama- pact Rating. All three recorded season stroke aver- teur experience. In 2003, she traveled to Ireland and ages which topped the previous school mark for a Scotland to compete in the St. Rule Trophy at The freshman, and Belcher led all IU golfers with a 76.51 Old Course at St. Andrews where she placed in the mark. top-10. During the summer of 2005, Brophy was one Brophy had an outstanding playing career at Notre of 10 collegiate golfers selected to compete in the Dame. As a two-time team captain, she recorded a NCAA All-Star Golf Tour in Asia. The squad spent school-record three tournament victories during her one week in South Korea, two weeks in Japan and career, earning medalist honors at the 2005 Jean- then the final week was spent in Hong Kong and nine McHaney Invitational/Central Regional Pre- China. view, the 2003 BIG EAST Championship and the She also competed at the 103rd U.S. Women’s 2002 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational. Amateur Championship in the summer of 2003 and She also boasted a 77.46 per round scoring advanced to the second round of match play at average in 131 career rounds during her four- the 104th U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship in 2004. A native of Spokane, Wash., Brophy graduated from Notre Dame in May 2006 with a degree in so- ciology.

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> Date of birth...... May 29, 1984 > birthplace...... spokane, wash. > high school...... gonzaga prep ...... spokane, wash., 2002 > college...... notre dame, 2006 ...... b.a. SOCIOLOGY CoachinG experience

> inDIANA university 2006-present...... ASSISTANT COACH

34 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s OUTLOOK golf 2008-09 SCHEDULE BRANCH LAW FIRM/DICK McGUIRE INVITATIONAL Sept. 18-20 • University of New Mexico Golf Course • Par 72 • 6,351 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a BADGER INVITATIONAL Sept. 27-28 • University Ridge Golf Course • Par 72 • 6,204 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a LADY NORTHERN INVITATIONAL Oct. 18-19 • Purdue University-Kampen Course • Par 72 • 6,181 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: 3rd (900) • Top Individual: Elaine Harris (6th: 72-76-73/221) LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN Oct. 27-29 • Boulder Creek Golf Club • Par 72 • 6,153 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a

vs. WISCONSIN Feb. 1 • Westbrook Village Golf Club • Par 71 • 5,708 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: Anita Gahir (71) LADY PUERTO RICO CLASSIC Feb. 8-10 • Coco Beach Golf Club • Par 72 • Yards-6,168 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a UNLV SPRING INVITATIONAL March 9-11 • Boulder Creek Golf Club • Par 72 • 6,153 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: 11th (889) • Top Individual: Lauren Harling (T-16th: 74-72-70/216) MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGIATE March 28-29 • Saddlebrook Golf Club • Par 72 • 5,842 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: 1st (880) • Top Individual: Lauren Harling (1st: 73-70-72/215) IU INVITATIONAL April 6-7 • Otter Creek Golf Club • Par 72 • Yards-6,158 2007-08 IU Finish: 8th (912) • Top Individual: Anita Gahir (T-13th: 73-77-73/223) LADY BUCKEYE INVITATIONAL April 18-19 • Ohio State University-Scarlet Course • Par 72 • 6,228 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP April 24-26 • Purdue University-Kampen Course • Par 72 • 6,181 Yards 2007-08 IU Finish: 4th (1,214) • Top Individual: Anita Gahir (T-14th: 75-74-78-75/302) NCAA REGIONALS May 7-9 • University of Florida Golf Club (East), Arizona State-Karsten Golf Course (West), Ohio State-Scarlet Course (Central) 2007-08 IU Finish: 18th (933) • Top Individual: Laura Nochta (T-55th: 81-74-76/231) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP May 19-22 • Caves Valley Golf Club (Owings Mills, Md.) • Par 72 • Yards-TBA 2007-08 IU Finish: n/a • Top Individual: n/a

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 35 women’s 08/09 golf OUTLOOK SEASON PREVIEW

Heading into the 2008-09 season, fifth-year head coach Clint Nochta was one of three players to compete in all 36 rounds Wallman has a lot to be excited about. Wallman returns four play- in 2007-08 and wound up second on the squad in scoring (76.47). ers who have helped the team advance to NCAA postseason play She had a strong fall campaign with a second-place finish at the each of the last two seasons, and he has seen his teams improve Wolverine Invitational and a total of three top-10 finishes. Her con- their standing at the Big Ten Championship each season, most re- sistent play carried over into the spring with a fourth-place show- cently capped by a fourth-place finish in 2008. ing at the Mountain View Collegiate and was 19th at the Big Ten With a group of veterans ready to lead the way, the team also Championships. welcomes six newcomers who look to make their mark with Indi- “Laura continues to be one of our hardest workers,” Wall- ana Golf. man said. “She has traveled to every tournament during her time The Hoosiers return just one senior in Kokomo native Amber at IU and I see her making that jump to the next level. She has been Lindgren. Last season Lindgren competed in nine tournaments, very close to winning a tournament and I can see her coming up recording her best finish of the season at the Wolverine Invita- with a victory or two this season.” tional where she tied for 17th with a three-round total of 232. One Sophomore Lauren Giesecke saw limited action in her rookie of her most memorable moments as a collegiate golfer came at the campaign but showed flashes of the potential that lies in her game. Mountain View Collegiate where she recorded a hole-in-one and Her only tournament appearance of the season came at the IU In- helped lead Indiana to the team title. vitational at Crooked Stick Golf Club in the spring, and she came “Amber has been here through the whole process of build- out firing rounds of 77 and 78 on day one of her first-ever collegiate ing this team and has meant a lot to the program,” Wallman said. competition. “She is going to bring a lot of experience and will leave her mark “Lauren is an amazing natural talent,” Wallman said. “She by helping the younger players we have joining the team. I see her has worked really hard this off season to prepare herself and I being a consistent traveler and having a breakout year.” know she wants to earn one of those travel spots. She is going to The heart of the Indiana lineup lies in its junior trio of Anita be very instrumental to our success as it is important we be com- Gahir, Kellye Belcher and Laura Nochta. As freshmen these three petitive in those third to sixth playing slots.” helped guide the team to the NCAA Championship and added to Sophomore Cecilia Orevik comes to the program after play- their postseason experience with a trip to the NCAA East Regional ing her freshman season at Middle Tennessee State. During the in 2008. fall she played in three tournaments with a 77.50 average and a “Those three have played virtually every tournament since season-best finish of 11th at the Aztec Fall Classic. they stepped on campus,” Wallman said. “I have seen them make “I am really excited about Cecilia coming to Indiana,” Wall- that jump to upperclassmen and each one of them is going to be man said. “She has a great work ethic and a great attitude. She will greatly improved this year.” be an immediate contributor to the team.” Gahir is coming off a solid season where she earned second- Carly Brey redshirted last season and used the opportunity team All-Big Ten honors after recording a season stroke average to learn from the Hoosiers’ more senior players as she made the of 76.16. She was the Hoosiers top finisher at the Big Ten Champi- transition to the Division I level. onships (t-14th) and posted a season-best finish of seventh at the “Carly has worked very hard this off-season to shore up Mountain View Invitational. Gahir added her name to the IU record some things in her game,” Wallman said. “I think she is coming book in that tournament with a third round score of 68, tying for the back ready to attack the golf course.” second-lowest round in school history. She accomplished all this Sara Poppas is a former teammate of Giesecke at North- despite playing with an injury for much of the season and is back western High School in Kokomo. She was the 2007 Mid-Indiana healthy as she readies for her junior campaign. Conference champion and a four-time all-league pick. “I expect Anita to really come out and be one of the best “Sara is just a really gritty player,” Wallman said. “She is so players in the Big Ten,” Wallman said. “She should be right there focused on getting the ball in the hole and doesn’t really care what competing for Big Ten Player of the Year. She is that good.” it looks like. Coming to IU, she is going to be instrumental in the Belcher played all but three rounds her sophomore season mix, pushing the competition for traveling spots to make sure those and finished with a 77.48 scoring average. She had five top-25 fin- that travel deserve it. Depending on how she adjusts to the college ishes, highlighted by an 11th-place result at the Johnie Imes Invita- game, I can see her traveling and competing.” tional. Her best three-round score of 222 came at the UNLV Spring Marina Karamanis is a two-time all-state selection out of Invitational where she tied for 35th. Barrington (Ill.) High School. Over the summer she recorded four “Kellye is a great player and is really comfortable with where Illinois Junior Golf Association Regional Tournament first-place she is at right now,” Wallman said. “She has really improved over finishes and a pair of second-place showings. the two years here and I see her coming to school this season to “Marina is a tireless worker,” Wallman said. “Her dream is to make a statement that she is one of the top Big Ten players.” come and compete at the Division I level. She wants to make that

36 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s OUTLOOK golf SEASON PREVIEW lineup and when you have someone that dedicated and competi- Play resumes with a match against Wisconsin on Feb. 1, fol- tive, it will add to the team chemistry. lowed by the Lady Puerto Rico Invitational (Feb. 8-10). “This whole group is really exciting. I think it is going to be a “The theme for this year is a more national feel to our sched- good mix of newcomers and returners. It will push us to the next ule,” Wallman said. “Strength of schedule is very important, which level. I really believe the strength of our team is in the bottom part is why we decided to go back to Puerto Rico this year. It is a nation- of the lineup. It is important to have people who are competitive al-level field and a great way to kick off the year.” enough and work hard enough to make sure the right people are The Hoosiers travel back to Las Vegas for the UNLV Spring traveling.” Invitational (March 9-11), then travel to Arizona for the Mountain Not only do the Hoosiers lose the scoring ability of graduated View Collegiate (March 28-29), where they are the defending seniors Elaine Harris and Lauren Harling, but the team will also champions. need to fill the leadership void that is left with their departure. “I don’t know what we can do to top last year, having an “Amber has been a quiet leader for us throughout the years, individual winner and the team title, so I guess we will try to do but now it is really her time to shine,” Wallman said. “I really ex- it again,” Wallman said. “Saddlebrook seems to be a good golf pect her to set the tone. She is born and bred Indiana and sees this course for us. We have good feelings about the course and when year as her opportunity to leave a lasting legacy with the under- you like a course, you usually do well.” classmen so they can carry the torch. This year’s IU Invitational moves to the Otter Creek Golf Club “Supporting Amber in that role will be our three juniors (Anita in Columbus, Ind., on April 6-7. Gahir, Kellye Belcher, Laura Nochta). They are natural leaders be- “Otter Creek is one of the best courses in Indiana,” Wallman cause they have been playing since they got here and understand said. “It is very fair, yet challenging. We have a great field coming what it takes.” and anytime you can host your own event you are hopeful your The season begins Sept. 18-20 at the Branch Law Firm/Dick team will perform well.” McGuire Invitational at the University of New Mexico Golf Course, The Lady Buckeye Invitational (April 18-19) gives IU a look site of the 2008 NCAA Championships. It is a homecoming for Wall- at the Ohio State University Scarlet Course, site of the 2009 NCAA man as he served as an assistant with the Lobos from 2002-04. Central Regional. It will also serve as the final tune-up for the Big Wisconsin plays host to the Badger Invitational (Sept. 27-28), Ten Championships, April 24-26 at Purdue’s Kampen Course. followed by the Lady Northern (Oct. 18-19). The traditional Big Ten “This is a flagship conference,” Wallman said. “We have had preview will be held at Purdue’s Kampen Course, site of this year’s anywhere from four to seven teams ranked in the top 50. I expect a Big Ten Championships. very competitive year amongst everyone. I would say Purdue is the “This is always a huge tournament for us because not only do conference favorite with all their recent success, but after that it is we get to see the course before we head there in the spring, but anyone’s game. We could finish anywhere from the top two to the also the field is typically very strong,” Wallman said. top six. It will be that close, and it will be fun to watch it play out.” The fall season concludes with the Las Vegas Collegiate Show- down (Oct. 27-29). “The fall schedule is challenging and that will allow us to step back and see where we stand,” Wallman said. “With our group, I feel very comfortable with our level of opponents.”

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 37 women’s 08/09 golf hoosiers KELLYE BELCHER 5-6 • Junior Bartlett, Tenn. Bolton 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE) Tied for 11th at the Johnie Imes Invitational for her season-best fin- ish, carding a three-round score of 233 (78-72-83) … shot a 71 in the opening round of the UNLV Spring Invitational for her lowest round of the season … went on to finish tied for 35th with a season-best 222 … recorded five top-25 finishes on the season … shot four rounds of 73 or better on the season … opened the year with a 12th-place finish at the Mary Fossum Invitational (228) … tallied three-round scores below 230 four times … finished in the top 20 in each of her first four tournaments … helped lead Indiana to the team title at the Mountain View Collegiate with a score of 229 (t-49th) … tied for 16th at the Big Ten Championship (77-74-73-79=303) … competed at the NCAA East Regional where she tied for 80th with a score of 238 … finished the year fourth on the team in scoring average at 77.48. 2006-07 (FRESHMAN) Posted seven top-25 finishes on the season ... tops on the team with a 76.51 stroke average ... led the Hoosiers with a season-best tie for second place at the Lady Northern, carding a three-round total of 219 (+3) ... opened the season with a tie for sixth at the Badger Invitational ... posted a season-low 71 in the opening round of the UNLV Spring Invitational ... top IU finisher at the IU Invitational after tying for 22nd with a total of 154 (76-78) ... finished 28th at the Big Ten Champion- ships with a four-round score of 316 (+28) ... finished in a tie for 24th at the NCAA Central Regional as IU finished fourth overall ... helped lead the Hoosiers to an NCAA Championships appearance where she finished second on the team with a total of 321 (84-75-84-78). PERSONAL Captured three district championships and two regional titles in high school ... four-time medalist at both the district and regional tourna- ments ... qualified for the state championship each of her four seasons, finishing with three top-10s, including a runner-up performance in 2006 ... named to 2006 All-State team ... named Memphis Commercial Ap- peal “Best of Preps” finalist all four years and won the title in 2006 ... named Tennessee Junior PGA Tour Player of the Year and Tourna- ment of Champions Winner in 2001 ... two-time USJG Tour Player of the Year, in 2003 and 2004 ... a two-time winner of the Exxon/BFI Fu- ture Tour Championship ... a two-time qualifier and participant in the Ruth Eller Cup, which pits Tennessee against Canada ... a member of Tennessee’s winning Tri-State Challenge Cup squad ... winner of the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour’s Caroline Classic in 2004 ... captured three AJGA titles since 2003, the 2005 Subaru Andover Classic, the 2006 Jerry Pate/Andrews Insititute Junior Classic and the the 2006 David Gossett/True Temper Classic ... an AJGA Honorable Mention All- American in 2005 and 2006 ... parents are David and Debbra Belcher ... majoring in sports communication ... born on Feb. 4, 1988.

38 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s hoosiers golf CARLY BREY 5-4 • Freshman-R Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix Country Day 2007-08 (FRESHMAN) Redshirted. PERSONAL Three-year letterwinner in golf at Phoenix Country Day ... also earned one letter as a member of the boy’s golf team ... placed third at the 2007 Thunderbird Senior Classic ... best finish her senior season came at the Desert Spring Mashie where she finished second ... seventh- place result at the Mesa City Junior Championship ... eighth at the 2007 Tucson City Junior Championship ... career low round is 74 ... parents are Joan Brey and Pat Brey ... has an older brother, Alex (21) ... born Nov. 17, 1988 ... full name is Caroline Elizabeth Brey ... major- ing in sports marketing and management.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 39 women’s 08/09 golf hoosiers ANITA GAHIR 5-8 • Junior Thornhill, Ontario Northview Heights Secondary 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE) Second-team All-Big Ten honoree … led the team in scoring average at 76.16 … recorded her top finish of the season at the Mountain View Collegiate with a tie for seventh … carded a season-best 220 with rounds of 76-76-68 … her final-round 68 was a career best and tied for the second-lowest round in school history … that began a string of three top-15 finishes … placed 13th at the Indiana Invita- tional with rounds of 73-77-73 … led the Hoosiers with a 14th-place finish at the Big Ten Championships … carded a four-round score of 302 (75-74-78-75) at the Penn State Blue Course … added another top-10 finish with a tie for ninth at the Central District Invitational (75-76-75=225) … tallied a team-best six top-25 finishes on the sea- son … began the year with a tie for 12th at the Mary Fossum Invita- tional (78-76-74=228) … finished tied for 21st at the Edwin Watts/ Palmetto Intercollegiate (83-73-75=231) … competed at the NCAA East Regional where she finished tied for 61st (76-80-77=233). 2006-07 (FRESHMAN) Solid freshman campaign with one top-10 finish and five top-25 plac- ings ... opened the year with a three-round total of 233 to finish tied for 10th at the Badger Invitational (Sept. 10-11) ... was the top IU finisher at theE dwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 30-31) with rounds of 76-76-73 to finish in a tie for 15th ... posted a season-best score of 216 (E) at the UNLV Spring Invitational (March 12-14) ... led the Hoosiers to a fifth-place finish at the Big Ten Championships (April 27-29) with a four-round total of 310 (+22), good for a tie for 15th ... had a strong finish to the season, tying for 21st at the NCAA Central Regional (May 10-12) with scores of 70-71-84 ... her first-round 70 matched her season-best mark set at the UNLV Spring Invitational ... led the team at the NCAA Championships with a four-round total of 313 (T-81st). PERSONAL Captured the Canadian Junior Girls Championship and the Tourna- ment of Champions for Ontario in 2003 ... won the York District Ju- nior Championship for three consecutive years (2001-03) ... finished in fourth position at the 2005 Canadian Junior Girls Championship ... was low medalist at the Women’s Western Junior Championship in 2005 with a score of 69 and also advanced to the tournament quarter- finals ... was named the 2003S COREGolf Junior Female Player of the Year ... parents are Gurcharn and Daizy Gahir ... born on Feb. 9, 1988 ... has one sister, Anchala ... majoring in exercise science.

40 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s hoosiers golf LAUREN GIESECKE 6-0 • Sophomore Kokomo, Ind. Northwestern 2007-08 (FRESHMAN) Competed in her first collegiate tournament at the Indiana Invitational … shot an opening-round 77, followed by a 78 in round two to close the first day of play … finished the tournament with a 27-over 243, placing her tied for 64th. PERSONAL Earned four letters in golf ... helped lead the Northwestern Tigers to the Mid-Indiana Conference championship in 2005-06 and 2006-07 ... team tallied a ninth-place finish at the state tournament ... individu- ally, placed 25th at the state tournament with a two-round total of 165 (81-84) ... second at the Western Regional with a score of 77 ... served as team captain as a senior ... also earned four letters each in basketball and track ... member of the National Honor Society ... also participated in student council ... parents are Susan and Daniel Giesecke ... born on Feb. 17, 1989 ... majoring in exercise science.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 41 women’s 08/09 golf hoosiers AMBER LINDGREN 5-8 • Senior Kokomo, Ind. Western 2007-08 (JUNIOR) Competed in nine tournaments … had her best finish of the season at the Wolverine Invitational where she tied for 17th with a score of 232 … recorded a season-best 75 in the opening round of the tournament … opened the year with four-straight top-30 finishes … tied for 28th at the Mary Fossum Invitational (80-76-78=234), followed by a tie for 25th at the Lady Northern Invitational (76-78-78=232) … finished in a tie for 26th at the Johnie Imes Invitational with rounds of 84-83-77 … competed as an individual at the UNLV Spring Invitational where she tied for 68th (73-78-81=232) … finished the year with a 79.35 scoring average … tied for 55th competing as an individual at the Indiana Invitational (78-81-81=240) … closed out her season at the Big Ten Championship, tying for 49th (85-78-78-80=321) … recorded a hole- in-one in match play competition against Wisconsin. 2006-07 (Sophomore) Competed in eight tournaments ... finished tied for 29th (74-72-75) at the UNLV Spring Invitational (March 12-14) ... tied for 34th with a two-round score of 156 (82-74) at the IU Invitational (April 9-10) ... competed at the Big Ten Championships (April 27-29) where she finished in a tie for 50th (82-82-82-81) ... recorded a scoring average of 81.38 on the season. 2005-06 (FRESHMAN) Saw action in 11 tournaments … averaged an 81.00 in 32 competi- tive rounds … had a career-best 73 in the first round of the Lady Northern Invitational … notched the first top-10 of her collegiate ca- reer by finishing in a tie for 10th while competiting as an individual at the Illini Spring Invitational. PERSONAL Four-time letterwinner at Western ... named second team All-Amer- ica by the Future Collegiate World Tour in 2004 ... runner-up at the Indiana Girls State Tournament in 2003 and 2004 ... tabbed the 2004 Indiana Golf Tour Player of the Year ... four-year All-Conference, All- Sectional, All-Regional and All-State performer ... was named team MVP in 2004 ... led squad to four regional championships in each of her seasons at Western ... also helped team to a state championship in 2001 ... averaged a 73.9 as a junior and 74.4 as a senior, including a career-low round of 67 in the final qualifying round of the GirlsS tate Juniors at the Players Club in Muncie, Ind .... also a standout on the women’s tennis team where she was named all-conference in 2002 and team MVP in 2002, 2003 and 2004 ... a member of the National Honor Society ... parents are Randy and Cherryl Lindgren ... father, Randy, is an alumnus of IU ... born Jan. 31, 1987 ... majoring in sports marketing and management.

42 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s hoosiers golf LAURA NOCHTA 5-5 • Junior Cortland, Ohio Lakeview 2007-08 (SOPHOMORE) Tallied five top-25 finishes on the season and led the team with four top-10 showings … tied for second at the Wolverine Invitational with a score of 221 (75-71-75) … opened the year by tying for sixth at the Mary Fossum Invitational (76-77-73=226) … fifth-place finish at the Johnie Imes Invitational (72-78-76=226) … closed the fall sea- son with a tie for 26th at the Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (79-79-74=232) … tied four fourth at the Mountain View Collegiate (70-73-76=219) … her first-round 70 was a season best, as was her three-round total of 219 … finished tied for 19th at the Big Ten Cham- pionship (76-76-76-77=305) … competed at the NCAA East Regional where she was the top IU finisher in a tie for 55th (81-74-76=231) … finished the year second on the team in scoring average at 76.47. 2006-07 (FRESHMAN) Tied for 12th at the Badger Invitational with a three-round score of 234 (82-78-74) ... recorded her best finish of the season with a tie for seventh at the Wolverine Invitational ... posted rounds of 71-70-76 to finish 18th at the UNLV Spring Invitational ... the second-round 70 was a season best ... finished in a tie for 33rd at the Big Ten Champi- onships with a four-round score of 318 (78-80-81-79) ... helped IU to a fourth-place finish with rounds of 75-74-80 (T-46th) at the NCAA Cen- tral Regional. PERSONAL Earned four varsity letters in golf while at Lakeview ... was also team captain and Most Valuable Player all four years ... earned medalist honors at both the district and sectional championships in 2005 ... Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Scholar-Athlete Award winner in 2005 ... named first-team All-State in 2005 ... cap- tured the Westfield Junior Northern Ohio PGA Championship in both 2005 and 2006 ... tied for first at the 2005O hio Junior Girls Champion- ship ... took second at the 2005 AJGA Memorial Junior Championship and the AJGA Smithfield Junior Championship in 2006 ... in 2004, was a Rolex Junior Honorable Mention All-American after taking first at the AJGA Solutions Consulting Championship and finishing 10th at the Optimist International Junior Golf Championship that year ... was a member of National Honor Society at Lakeview, graduating with honors and the Award of Merit ... was also a majorette for four years and spent 13 years on a competition dance team ... parents are Chuck and Linda Nochta ... born on March 15, 1988 ... majoring in business management.

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marina Cecilia Sara karamanis orevik Poppas Freshman • 5-5 Sophomore • 5-7 Freshman • 5-4 Barrington, Ill. Mariefred, Sweden Kokomo, Ind. Barrington Sodertalje/Middle Tennessee Northwestern Personal at middle tennessee state PERSONAL Earned all-state, all-area and all-conference Played her freshman season at Middle Ten- State finalist in 2006-07 out of Northwestern honors as a junior and senior ... placed 65th at nessee State ... placed 11th in her collegiate HS ... 2007 MIC Champion ... three-time all- the 2008 Illinois High School Athletics Associ- debut at the Lady Aztec Fall Classic ... shot a conference selection ... led Northwestern to ation State Tournament in 2008, after placing 74 in the first round and posted a two-round league titles in 2005, ‘06 and ‘07 ... the Tigers 81st in 2007 ... finished second at the confer- total of 151 ... recorded a low round of 73 in advanced to the state finals in 2006 ... team ence tournament her senior season ... led the the second round of the Pat Bradley Cham- MVP as a junior ... named Rookie of the Year Broncos to the 2007 and 2008 Mid-Suburban pionship ... placed 30th at the Challenge at in 2004... scoring average of 78 as a junior League Conference championships ... placed Wolfdancer ... finished the fall with a 77.50 and 76 as a senior ... also earned three letters seventh at the IHSA state tournament in 2007 scoring average ... played in one event in the in tennis ... plans to major in biology ... daugh- and eighth in 2008 ... won four tournaments spring, finishing 60th at the SU A Lady Jaguar ter of Mark and Debbie Poppas ... born Sept. on the Illinois Junior Golf Association Region- Invitational ... closed her season with a 78.40 2, 1989 ... plans to major in nursing. al Tournament circuit in the summer of 2008 average. ... picked up a pair of second-place finishes in 2007 ... plans to major in biology ... born on PERSONAL Played for coach Magnus Elwin at Sodertalje July 17, 1990 ... parents are James and San- ... personal best score of 70 ... posted four dra Karamanis ... plans to major in biology. tournament wins and 24 total top 10 finishes ... ranked second in the region ... major is un- declared ... born Jan. 5, 1988 ... daughter of Ingrid and Mats Orevik ... plans to major in business marketing.

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Kellye Belcher Carly Brey Laura Fitzsimmons Anita Gahir Emily Habbel Jr. Fr.-R Fr. Jr. Fr. Bartlett, Tenn. Phoenix, Ariz. San Ramon, Calif. Thornhill, Ontario Martinsville, Ind. Bolton Phoenix Country Day Acalanes Union Northview Hts. Secondary Martinsville

Lauren Giesecke Marina Karamanis Lauren Knutson Amber Lindgren Laura Nochta So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Kokomo, Ind. Barrington, Ill. Brook, Ind. Kokomo, Ind. Cortland, Ohio Northwestern Barrington South Newton Western Lakeview

Katherine O’Connor Cecilia Orevik Sara Poppas Clint Wallman Katie Brophy Fr. So. Fr. Head Coach Assistant Coach Carmel, Ind. Mariefred, Sweden Kokomo, Ind. Carmel Sodertalje/MTSU Northwestern

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janet kittell Brenda Blackburn ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ACADEMIC ADVISOR Women’s Golf Administrator Second Year at Indiana Third Year at Indiana

Dr. Janet R. Kittell, PhD, is in her third year as associate athletics director at Brenda Blackburn is in her second year at Indiana as an academic advisor for the Indiana University. She serves as the sport administrator for men’s and women’s Student Services program. In addition to women’s golf, Blackburn works with field track and field and cross country, field hockey, men’s and women’s golf, rowing hockey, women’s soccer, softball, water polo, rowing and men’s golf. Blackburn and volleyball. She also oversees the Hoosiers’ sports medicine and strength and earned a master’s degree in educational leadership at Oklahoma State. A former conditioning areas as well as the golf course. Big Ten student-athlete, Blackburn played basketball at Illinois, where she earned Kittell brings more than 30 years of intercollegiate coaching and administrative a degree in kinesiology. experience to Bloomington. She arrived at Indiana after spending 11 years as associate athletics director for operations at Syracuse University. Kittell has also served on a variety of prestigious NCAA Committees. JULIE GRUBBS During her tenure at Syracuse, Kittell oversaw 19 men’s and women’s sport STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING programs, including the addition of women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse and Third Year at Indiana softball. She administered departmental search plans, financial aid, endowment management, housing and meal plans for Orange student-athletes and professional development for Syracuse coaches. In addition to her responsibilities at Syracuse, Kittell also serves as chair of the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics and vice-chair of the NCAA Olympics Sports Liaisons Committee. She also worked on the Big East Conference’s Julie Grubbs is in her third year at Indiana University. In addition to women’s Championships and Competition Committee and Strategic Planning/Revision golf, Grubbs has also worked with women’s tennis, women’s cross country, novice Sub Committee. She has also served on NCAA Women’s Soccer, Walter Byers rowing and men’s soccer. Scholarship and Nominating Committees, the Championships and Competition Grubbs earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Asbury College in Cabinet and as the 2003 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championships Tournament 2004 and a masters of education in college student personnel from Marquette in Director. 2008. Kittell worked as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreational Sports at California State University-Chico from 1990-95. Kittell played a critical JOE LUEKEN role in Cal-State Chico’s marketing, facilities and fundraising plans, including the SPORTS MEDICINE cultivation of $250,000 in grant money and $1.2 million in student referendum to 13th Year at Indiana help preserve 12 intercollegiate sports in the wake of a $4.5 million budget cut. Kittell also established a foundation for the NCAA Life Skills pilot program and orchestrated full department computerization. Prior to Cal State Chico, Kittell spent three years as the Director of Physical Education and Athletics at New England College. Kittell was instrumental in the school’s move from NAIA Division III Independent to NCAA Division III status as a Joe Lueken is in his second season as the head trainer for the Indiana women’s member of the Commonwealth Coast Conference, and she also played a key role golf program and his 13th year overall at IU. While at Indiana he also has worked in athletics facilities renovation on campus. with the men’s soccer, men’s golf, track and field, football and baseball teams. Kittell worked as the Department Chair and Associate Athletics Director for In addition, he is an instructor and teaches within the curriculum of the athletic Health, Physical Education, Sports Medicine and Sports Management at Ohio training programs. Northern University from 1984-87. She developed and implemented ONU’s sports management major curriculum and played an important role in athletics facility upgrades. A 1972 graduate of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in English and Physical Education, Kittell earned her master’s degree in English from the U-of-M in 1973 and her Ph.D in Athletic Administration at Michigan in 1984. She also pursued post doctoral work at the Ohio Northern University Law School.

46 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s REVIEW golf SEASON IN REVIEW HOOSIERS MAKE SECOND-STRAIGHT NCAA INDIANA TAKES HOME TEAM, INDIVIDUAL TITLE AT APPEARANCE MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGIATE For the second-straight season and the 14th time in school history the Indiana recorded its first team victory since the 2006 Badger Invitational Indiana women’s golf team earned a spot in the NCAA Regionals, travel- with a win at this year’s Mountain View Collegiate in Tucson, Ariz. The ing to the East Regional in Athens, Ga. Indiana was selected for one of 63 Hoosiers’ three-round score of 880 was nine strokes better than runner- spots via an at-large bid. up San Jose State. It is also the second-lowest three-round score in Twenty-one teams and three individuals competed in the East Regional school history. at the UGA Golf Course in Athens, Ga. The Hoosiers made their first-ever Individually, senior Lauren Harling picked up her first-ever individual title visit to the UGA course and finished 18th with a score of 933. as a Hoosier with a 1-under 215 (73-70-72). It is the second-straight year Laura Nochta was the top individual finisher for IU with a three-round an Indiana players has won the Mountain View Collegiate with Elaine score of 231 (+15), good for a tie for 55th. On day one, Nochta found Harris winning the title in 2007. herself tied for 82nd with a 9-over 81. Day two saw the sophomore shoot In all the Hoosiers had three players finish in the top 10 with Laura a 2-over 74 to, move up to a tie for 56th with a 36-hole total of 155 (+11). Nochta tied for fourth (70-73-76=219) and Anita Gahir tied for seventh Her 74 was the low round of the tournament for the Hoosiers. She closed (76-76-68=220). Gahir’s third-round 68 is tied for the second-lowest score out play with a 4-over 76. in school history, one stroke off the record. Anita Gahir tied for 61st with a score of 233 (76-80-77). She started the first day with the low round for IU at 4-over 76 to put her in a tie for FOURTH-PLACE FINISH AT BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP 38th. day two was a bit of a stuggle with an 8-over 80. Gahir’s 77 on the Indiana recorded a fourth-place finish at the Big Ten Championships final day was highlighed by a birdie on the front nine came on the par-5 held at the Penn State Blue Course in State College, Pa. The Hoosiers seventh hole where she dropped her third shot just inches from the pin to recorded a four-round score of 1,214, led by Anita Gahir who finished set up an easy putt. tied for 14th. Elaine Harris closed out her Indiana career with a tie for 76th thanks to Gahir was consistent through all four rounds with scores of 75-74-78-75 a score of 236 (77-78-81). Harris started strong on day one, losing out the (302). Sophomore Kellye Belcher also found herself in the top 20 at first nine holes with a birdie on 18. She continued her steady play in the the end of play with a total of 303, good for a tie for 16th. Belcher put second round at +6, putting her in a tie for 56th with a score of 155. After up scores of 74 and 73 in the middle rounds, sandwiched by a 77 in the bogeys on holes one and three, Harris brought herself back to even with opener and a 79 on the final day. a birdie on four and another on six. Although day three ended with an 81 Laura Nochta was the third Hoosier in the top 20 in a tie for 19th (305). on the scorecard, Harris closed her career with a birdie on 18. Nochta posted identical scores of 76 in each of the first three rounds Kellye Belcher had rounds of 79-81-78 to finish tied for 80th (238). The before finishing with a 77. Lauren Harling snuck into the top 25 in a tie for tournament began slowly for Belcher at +4 after just three holes before 23rd (78-79-74-75=306), while junior Amber Lindgren finished tied for 49th she came up big on 13 with a spectacular tee shot that left her with a (85-78-78-80=321). six-foot putt for birdie. On day two Belcher hit a gorgeous third shot on The fourth-place finish was the best for the Hoosiers under fourth-year the par-4 sixth hole, placing her ball inches from the cup to save par and head coach Clint Wallman. It was the team’s highest placing since tak- stay a three over through six holes. She saved her best round for the final ing second at the 2004 championship. day at +6. Belcher took command of her game with nine pars to shoot a 2-over 39 on the back nine. Lauren Harling also finished in a tie for 80th at 238 (77-81-80). She had a NEWS AND NOTES beautiful tee shot on the par-3 13 that left her just four feet from the cup - Indiana finished the year with a team scoring average of 305.00, the to set up her first birdie of the afternoon. She added another birdie on 16 lowest total under fourth-year head coach Clint Wallman and the fourth- and was just 1-over (38) as she made the turn on day one. Day two saw lowest total in school history. the senior struggle through the front nine with bogeys on three of the - Junior Amber Lindgren made history in match play competition with her final four holes. She finished up her stay at Indiana with a birdie and four first-ever hole-in-one at IU. pars on the back nine on day three. - The Hoosiers spent the entire season ranked in the Golfweek top 50. Indiana started the year at No. 30 in the preseason poll. GAHIR EARNS SECOND-TEAM ALL-BIG TEN - In 2007-08, Indiana opened the fall with four-straight top-five finishes for the first time since 2002-03. RECOGNITION - Overall IU finished with 10 top-10 finishes in 12 tournaments. For the first time in her career, sophomore Anita Gahir was honored by the Big Ten with second-team all-conference honors. Gahir finished tops on the Hoosier squad in scoring average at 76.16. Her season included five top-25 finishes and a pair of top-10 showings. She was Indiana’s top finisher at the Big Ten Championship, tying for 14th with a score of 302 (75-74-78-75). She also tied for ninth at the Central District Invitational and tied for seventh at the Mountain View Collegiate. She is the first IU golfer to earn Big Ten honors since Shannon JOhnson in 2006.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 47 women’s 08/09 golf REVIEW 2007-08 TEAM RESULTS Date Tournament/Host Location/Course Finish/Top Hoosier Sept. 8-9 Mary Fossum Invitational East Lansing, Mich. T-2nd (900) Michigan State Forest Akers Golf Course Elaine Harris, T-6th (77-75-74/226) Laura Nochta, T-6th (76-77-73/226) Sept. 22-23 Lady Northern Invitational State College, Pa. 3rd (900) Penn State Penn State Blue Course Elaine Harris, 6th (72-76-73/221) Sept. 29-30 Wolverine Invitational Ann Arbor, Mich. 3rd (916) Michigan University of Michigan Golf Course Laura Nochta, T-2nd (75-71-75/221) Oct. 8-9 Johnie Imes Invitational Columbia, Mo. 3rd (925) Missouri The Club at Old Hawthorne Laura Nochta, 5th (72-78-76/226) Oct. 29-30 Palmetto Intercollegiate Kiawah Island, S.C. 10th (936) College of Charleston Oak Point Golf Course Anita Gahir, T-21st (83-73-75/231) Feb. 10 vs. Wisconsin Phoenix, Ariz. L, 8-10 Wisconsin Anita Gahir (71) Feb. 18-19 Central District Invitational Parrish, Fla. 7th (921) Michigan State River Wilderness Golf Club Anita Gahir, T-9th (74-76-75/225) March 10-12 UNLV Spring Invitational Boulder City, Nev. 11th (889) UNLV Boulder Creek Golf Club Lauren Harling, T-16th (74-72-70/216) March 17-19 Betsy Rawls Invitational Austin, Texas T-10th (654) Texas University of Texas Golf Club Lauren Harling, T-32nd (77-85/162) March 29-30 Mountain View Invitational Tucson, Ariz. 1st (880) Colorado Saddlebrook Golf Club Lauren Harling, 1st (73-70-72/215) April 7-8 IU Invitational Carmel, Ind. 8th (912) Indiana Crooked Stick Golf Club Anita Gahir, T-13th (73-77-73/223) April 25-27 Big Ten Championships State College, Pa. 4th (1,214) Penn State Penn State Blue Course Anita Gahir, T-14th (75-74-78-75/302) May 8-10 NCAA East Regional Athens, Ga. 18th (933) Georgia University of Georgia Golf Course Laura Nochta, T-55th (81-74-76/231)

INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Best 18 Best 36 Best 54 Top 10 Top 25 Finish Anita Gahir 30 2285 76.16 68 148 220 2 5 T-7th, Mountain View Laura Nochta 36 2753 76.47 70 143 219 4 5 T-2nd, Wolverine Invit. Lauren Harling 36 2788 77.44 70 142 215 1 3 1st, Mountain View Kellye Belcher 33 2557 77.48 71 146 222 0 5 T-11th, Johnie Imes Invit. Elaine Harris 36 2794 77.61 72 148 221 3 5 6th, Lady Northern Johnie Imes Invit. Amber Lindgren 28 2222 79.35 73 151 232 0 2 T-17th, Wolverine Invit. Emily Johnson 3 243 81.00 77 156 243 0 0 T-23rd, Johnie Imes Invit. Lauren Giesecke 3 243 81.00 77 155 143 0 0 T-64th, Indiana Invit.

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Tournament Place Rounds Total (Above/Below Par) Kellye Belcher, So. Mary Fossum Invitational T-12th 76-73-79 228 (+12) Lady Northern Invitational T-16th 77-76-75 228 (+12) Wolverine Invitational T-21st 80-75-78 233 (+20) Johnie Imes Invitational T-11th 78-72-83 233 (+17) Central District Invitational T-34th 75-78-81 234 (+18) UNLV Spring Invitational T-35th 71-75-76 222 (+6) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T-72nd 82-88 170 (+26) Mountain View Collegiate T-49th 75-76-78 229 (+13) Indiana Invitational 54th 83-76-80 239 (+23) Big Ten Championship T-16th 77-74-73-79 303 (+15) NCAA East Regional T-80th 79-81-78 238 (+22) Anita Gahir, So. Mary Fossum Invitational T-12th 78-76-74 228 (+12) Lady Northern Invitational T-42nd 74-80-81 235 (+19) Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate T-21st 83-73-75 231 (+15) Central District Invitational T-9th 74-76-75 225 (+9) UNLV Spring Invitational T-42nd 73-76-75 224 (+8) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T-47th 80-84 164 (+20) Mountain View Collegiate T-7th 76-76-68 220 (+4) Indiana Invitational T-13th 73-77-73 223 (+7) Big Ten Championship T-14th 75-74-78-75 302 (+14) NCAA East Regional T-61st 76-80-77 233 (+17) Lauren Giesecke, So. Indiana Invitational* T-64th 77-78-88 243 (+27) Lauren Harling, Sr. Mary Fossum Invitational T-24th 73-82-76 231 (+15) Lady Northern Invitational T-25th 73-87-72 232 (+16) Wolverine Invitational T32nd 80-81-77 238 (+25) Johnie Imes Invitational T-28th 83-83-79 245 (+29) Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate T-34th 82-75-78 235 (+19) Central District Invitational T-45th 82-77-78 237 (+21) UNLV Spring Invitational T-16th 74-72-70 216 (E) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T-32nd 77-85 162 (+18) Mountain View Collegiate 1st 73-70-72 215 (-1) Indiana Invitational T-40th 75-78-80 233 (+17) Big Ten Championship T-23rd 78-79-74-75 306 (+18) NCAA East Regional T-80th 77-81-80 238 (+22) Elaine Harris, Sr. Mary Fossum Invitational T-6th 77-75-74 226 (+10) Lady Northern Invitational 6th 72-76-73 222 (+5) Wolverine Invitational T-17th 76-77-79 232 (+19) Johnie Imes Invitational 6th 77-75-75 227 (+11) Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate T-57th 74-82-85 241 (+25) Central District Invitational T-34th 76-83-75 234 (+18) UNLV Spring Invitational T-60th 77-76-76 229 (+13) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T-72nd 87-83 170 (+26) Mountain View Collegiate T-76th 83-79-75 237 (+21) Indiana Invitational T-24th 77-73-77 227 (+11) Big Ten Championship T-38th 78-79-77-80 314 (+26) NCAA East Regional T-76th 77-78-81 236 (+20) Emily Johnson Johnie Imes Invitational* T23rd 87-77-79 243 (+27) Amber Lindgren, Jr. Mary Fossum Invitational* T-28th 80-76-78 234 (+18) Lady Northern Invitational T-25th 76-78-78 232 (+16) Wolverine Invitational T-17th 75-79-78 232 (+19) Johnie Imes Invitational T-26th 84-83-77 244 (+28) Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate T-78th 82-83-83 248 (+32) UNLV Spring Invitational* T-68th 73-78-81 232 (+16) Mountain View Collegiate* T-83rd 80-79-80 239 (+23) Indiana Invitational* T-55th 78-81-81 240 (+24) Big Ten Championship T-49th 85-78-78-80 321 (+33) Laura Nochta, So. Mary Fossum Invitational T-6th 76-77-73 226 (+10) Lady Northern Invitational T-29th 78-77-78 233 (+17) Wolverine Invitational T-2nd 75-71-75 221 (+8) Johnie Imes Invitational 5th 72-78-76 226 (+10) Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate T-26th 79-79-74 232 (+16) Central District Invitational T-45th 79-80-78 237 (+21) UNLV Spring Invitational T-60th 77-78-74 229 (+13) Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational T-38th 81-82 163 (+19) Mountain View Collegiate T-4th 70-73-76 219 (+3) Indiana Invitational T-33rd 75-76-80 231 (+15) Big Ten Championship T-19th 76-76-76-77 305 (+17) NCAA East Regional T-55th 81-74-76 231 (+15) * Competed as an individual

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 49 women’s 08/09 golf HISTORY ALL-AMERICANS ANGELA BUZMINSKI SARAH DeKRAAY SECOND TEAM (1993) HONORABLE MENTION (1985-87) Year Rd Strokes Avg Low Year Rd Strokes Avg Low 1989-90 30 2,370 79.00 73 1983-84 27 2,188 81.04 74 1990-91 31 2,409 77.71 71 1984-85 34 2,653 78.03 74 1991-92 31 2,412 77.81 70 1985-86 41 3,144 76.68 70 1992-93 36 2,729 75.81 70 1986-87 36 2,731 75.86 68 Career 128 9,920 77.50 70 Career 138 10,716 76.65 68

Angela Buzminski became just the second Hoosier in school history Sarah DeKraay was a three-time to earn second team All-America honors (1993). She led Indiana to its All-America Honorable Mention second-highest national team finish (T-8th) at the NCAA Championship and All-Big Ten selection in 1985, that same year. The Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, native finished tied for 1986 and 1987. She was Indiana’s runner-up medalist honors with a 289 at NCAAs, which still remains the first Big Ten individual champion in best individual performance by a Hoosier. For her efforts, Buzminski was 1986, leading the Hoosiers to their a 1993 Honda Award nominee. Over her career at Indiana, Buzminski first Big Ten Championship team finished with a 77.50 career stroke average, was a three-time All-Big Ten title. DeKraay became the team’s honoree and an Academic All-Big Ten selection, as well. Buzminski is a top finisher at the 1985 NCAA former member of the LPGA tour. Championships, placing 18th with a 312. The following year, she set the then-Indiana school record for the lowest one-round score with a 68 at the Lady Northern ERIN CARNEY- FIRST TEAM (1999) Intercollegiate. DeKraay’s school record stood for 11 years, until Year Rd Strokes Avg Low Jennifer Gray carded a 67 in 1997. 1995-96 29 2,311 79.96 76 1996-97 29 2,285 78.79 73 1997-98 40 2,989 74.73 71 1998-99 31 2,332 75.23 71 KAREN DENNISON- FIRST TEAM (2003) Career 129 9,917 76.88 71 Year Rd Strokes Avg Low 2000-01 20 1,570 78.50 70 Erin Carney earned national 2001-02 34 2,609 76.74 71 recognition in 1998, joining former 2002-03 32 2,366 73.94 68 Hoosier standouts Karen Dennison 2003-04 34 2,563 75.38 69 and Erika Wicoff as Indiana’s only Career 120 9,108 75.90 68 first-team All-Americans. Carney was the Big Ten medalist and Big Karen Dennison was the lone rep- Ten Player of the Year in 1998 and resentative of the Big Ten to earn 1999, and led the 1998 team to its first-team All-America honors by seventh and most recent league the National Golf Coaches As- championship. She finished 20th sociation in 2003. Dennison was at the 1998 NCAA tournament, the third Hoosier All-American to while helping her team to 13th earn first-team honors in the his- place. Carney was a three-time tory of the program. She captured All-Big Ten and Academic All-Big a share of the 2003 Big Ten Cham- Ten selection over her career. Her pionship individual title, as well 74.73 average as a junior and 75.23 as winning three medalist honors average as a senior are the third throughout the year. In 2003, she and fourth best on IU’s all-time recorded 10 top-10 finishes in 11 list. She was also named Indiana events. Her lone finish outside the University’s Female Athlete of top-10 was a 20th-place tie at the the Year in both 1998 and 1999, NCAA Central Regional. She also becoming just the third two-time earned IU’s 2004 Anita Aldrich winner. Leadership Award.

50 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s HISTORY golf ALL-AMERICANS DEBBIE LEE NATALIE TUCKER HONORABLE MENTION (1989-90) HONORABLE MENTION (2000) Year Rd Strokes Avg Low Year Rd Strokes Avg Low 1986-87 18 1,456 80.89 75 1999-00 32 2,420 75.63 69 1987-88 32 2,516 78.63 68 2000-01 32 2,411 75.34 69 1988-89 34 2,570 75.59 71 Career 64 4,831 75.48 69 1989-90 39 2,984 76.51 70 Career 123 9,526 77.45 68 Natalie Tucker was named All- American Honorable Mention by Debbie Lee was named to the National Golf Coaches Association All- the National Golf Coaches Asso- America team in 1989 and the Wilson Women’s Golf All-America team in ciation and selected All-Big Ten 1990, both as an honorable mention selection. During 1990, Lee helped and Academic All-Big Ten in 2000. lead the Hoosiers to a Big Ten Championship, while also being named Big In 2001, she won two of three Ten Player of the Year. A two-time All-Big Ten and three-time Academic matches to help the USA defeat All-Big Ten honoree, the Dundas, Ontario, Canada, native was named the Japan in the USA vs. Japan Colle- Canadian Amateur Female Golfer of the Year in 1990. Lee competed in two giate Golf Championship. She only NCAA tournaments with her best finish being a 19th-place tie in 1989. In played two years for Indiana after 1987, she tied the then-school record for the best one-round score with a transferring from Memphis. 68 at the Lady Boilermaker Invitational.

MICHELE REDMAN HONORABLE MENTION (1986) SECOND TEAM (1987) ERIKA WICOFF Year Rd Strokes Avg Low HONORABLE MENTION (1994) 1995-96 29 2,311 79.96 76 1996-97 29 2,285 78.79 73 FIRST TEAM (1995-96) 1997-98 40 2,989 74.73 71 Year Rd Strokes Avg Low 1998-99 31 2,332 75.23 71 1992-93 30 2,376 79.20 72 Career 129 9,917 76.88 71 1993-94 36 2,728 75.78 69 1994-95 38 2,809 73.92 70 A successful member of the LPGA 1995-96 29 2,204 76.00 71 Tour, Michele Redman also found Career 133 10,117 76.07 69 success during her career at In- diana. A four-time All-Big Ten Erika Wicoff became the first selection, Redman earned a spot player in Big Ten history to win on the All-America second team three conference individual titles in 1987, and was an All-America (1994-96). She led the Hoosiers Honorable Mention pick in 1986. to Big Ten titles in 1995 and 1996, In 1987, Redman was the Big Ten and a fifth-place NCAA finish in Championship medalist, while 1995, IU’s highest ever. Wicoff’s helping IU to its second consecu- fourth-place 288 at the 1995 NCAA tive Big Ten title. A year ear- meet was the best 72-hole score lier, coming off the 1986 Big Ten in school history. In 1995, she be- Championship, Redman and the came the first IU female golfer to Hoosiers competed at the NCAA be named first-team All-America, Championships, where she tied and then repeated in 1996. A par- for 29th place after carding a 303 ticipant in the 21st annual United total over four rounds. States-Japan Collegiate Golf Championships, Wicoff became first golfer to be named IU’s Female Athlete of the Year in 1996. Wicoff still holds the school record for lowest season and career averages with 73.92 and 76.07, respectively.

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1975-76 1981-82 Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (9th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (1st) Big Ten - 4th, 665 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 7th, 971 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Big Ten Championship 4th ------665 Indiana Inv. 2nd ------Susie Maxwell Berning 13th ------1976-77 Lady Cardinal Inv. 4th ------Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (10th) Lady Boilermaker Inv. 5th ------Big Ten - 3rd, 640 • NCAA - DNQ Lady Kat Inv. 9th ------Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Lady Tar Heel Inv. 6th ------Big Ten Championship 3rd ------640 Lady Paladin Inv. 16th ------Illini Inv. 2nd ------1977-78 Boilermaker Inv. 5th ------Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (11th) Big Ten Championship 7th ------971 Big Ten - 4th, 316 • NCAA - DNQ Rounds: 26 • Strokes: 8,341 • Average: 320.81 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Badger Inv. 3rd ------N/A Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Illinois State Inv. 8th ------N/A Jan Kleiman 26 2057 79.12 74 Purdue Inv. 4th ------N/A Indiana Inv. 5th ------N/A 1982-83 Marshall Inv. 4th ------N/A Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (2nd) Missouri Inv. 2nd ------N/A Big Ten - 2nd, 939 • NCAA - DNQ Lady Paladin Inv. 22nd ------N/A Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Ohio State Inv. 5th ------N/A Lady Boilermaker Inv. 1st ------613 Big Ten Championship 4th ------316 Illinois State Inv. 4th ------940 Lynn Dennison was a member of Indiana’s first Big Ten Indiana Inv. 3rd ------626 Championship team in 1986. 1978-79 Lady Northern Inv. 3rd ------925 Head Coach - Margaret Cummins (12th) Lady Kat Inv. 2nd ------923 1984-85 Big Ten - 2nd, 653 • NCAA - DNQ Lady Tar Heel Inv. 4th ------943 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (4th) Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Kentucky Dam Inv. 3rd ------639 Big Ten - 2nd, 1249 • NCAA - 11th, 1269 Illinois State Inv. 2nd ------N/A Fall Creek Falls Inv. 5th ------984 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Michigan State Inv. 5th ------N/A Big Ten Championship 2nd ------939 Illinois Inv. 1st ------942 Purdue Inv. 4th ------N/A Rounds: 24 • Strokes: 7,532 • Average: 313.83 Michigan State Inv. 1st ------901 Indiana Inv. 2nd ------N/A Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd ------935 Midwest Reg. Champ. 6th ------N/A Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Lady Northern Inv. 1st ------612 North Carolina Inv. 9th ------N/A Jan Kleiman 24 1850 77.08 N/A Lady Kat Inv. 2nd ------904 Furman Inv. 17th ------N/A Western Intercollegiate 5th ------956 Ohio State Inv. 4th ------N/A 1983-84 Stanford Inv. 8th ------935 Lady Kat Inv. 4th ------N/A Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (3rd) Troy State Inv. 4th ------920 Big Ten Championship 2nd ------653 Big Ten - 3rd, 967 • NCAA - DNQ Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd ------937 Bowling Green St. Inv. 2nd ------N/A Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Fall Creek Falls Inv. 3rd ------946 Lady Badger Inv. 3rd ------622 Ohio State Inv. 2nd ------955 1979-80 Lady Wolverine Inv. 2nd ------961 Big Ten Championship 2nd ------1249 Head Coach - Bruce Cohen (1st) Lady Northern Inv. 3rd ------913 NCAA Championship 11th ------1269 Big Ten - 5th, 660 • NCAA - DNQ Lady Kat Inv. 6th ------634 Rounds: 40 • Strokes: 12,461 • Average: 311.53 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Western Intercollegiate 9th ------636 Lady Badger Inv. 4th ------N/A Stanford Inv. 9th ------946 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Susie Maxwell Berning 17th ------N/A Rollins Inv. 10th ------961 Sarah DeKraay 34 2653 78.03 74 Purdue Inv. N/A ------N/A Lady Topper Inv. 1st ------935 Indiana Inv. 4th ------N/A Saluki Inv. 3rd ------616 Midwest AIAW Champ. 3rd ------N/A Fall Creek Falls Inv. 5th ------967 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 11th ------N/A Big Ten Championship 3rd ------967 Lady Paladin Inv. 24th ------N/A Rounds: 30 • Strokes: 9,158 • Average: 305.27 Ohio State Inv. 8th ------N/A Big Ten Championship 5th ------660 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Michele Redman 22 1727 78.50 71 1980-81 Head Coach - Bruce Cohen (2nd) Big Ten - 6th, 662 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Big Ten Championship 6th ------662

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1985-86 1988-89 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (5th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (8th) Big Ten - 1st, 1250 • NCAA - 12th, 1223 Big Ten - 2nd, 1262 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Illinois State Inv. 1st 300 304 299 --- 903 Minnesota-Hazeltine Inv. 1st 318 315 327 --- 960 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 321 311 311 --- 953 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 299 311 304 --- 904 Fall Lady Buckeye Inv. 6th 314 311 308 --- 933 Beacon Woods Inv. 6th 311 301 308 --- 920 Indiana Inv. 1st 305 306 309 --- 920 Stanford Inv. 13th 310 316 310 --- 936 Lady Kat Inv. 2nd 300 305 311 --- 916 LSU Fairwood Inv. 2nd 312 304 297 --- 913 Western Intercollegiate 4th 309 307 301 --- 922 Lady Gamecock Inv. 5th 319 313 308 --- 940 Stanford Inv. 4th 302 308 296 --- 906 Indiana Inv. 1st 310 310 ------620 Rayburn Classic 1st 318 305 312 --- 935 Lady Jaguar Inv. 4th 318 308 300 --- 926 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd 308 306 307 --- 921 Iowa Inv. 1st 298 298 309 --- 905 Illini Spring Classic 1st 299 306 301 --- 906 Big Ten Championship 2nd 307 321 322 312 1262 Lady Boilermaker Classic 1st 318 307 325 --- 950 Rounds: 30 • Strokes: 9,296 • Average: 309.87 Iowa Inv. 1st 297 299 304 --- 900 Big Ten Championship 1st 316 311 313 310 1250 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low NCAA Championship 12th 316 304 302 301 1223 Debbie Lee 34 2570 75.59 71 Rounds: 44 • Strokes: 13,538 • Average: 307.68 1989-90 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (9th) Sarah DeKraay 41 3144 76.68 70 Big Ten - 1st, 1231 • NCAA - 11th, 1253 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 1986-87 Iowa Inv. 1st 308 306 309 --- 923 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (6th) Illinois State Inv. 1st 315 305 ------620 Big Ten - 1st, 1211 • NCAA - 13th, 1215 Shannon Hardesty claimed medalist honors as Indiana won Lady Northern Inv. 1st 324 309 321 --- 954 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total its third Big Ten crown in 1990. Ohio State Inv. 2nd 312 307 317 --- 930 Illinois State Inv. 1st 313 312 297 --- 922 South Florida Inv. 2nd 301 304 301 --- 909 1987-88 Lady Badger Inv. 1st 314 302 313 --- 929 Stanford Inv. 3rd 307 309 297 --- 889 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (7th) Lady Northern Inv. 1st 293 ------293 LSU Fairwood Inv. 1st 305 306 ------611 Big Ten - 3rd, 1277 • NCAA - DNQ Beacon Woods Inv. 3rd 304 297 302 --- 903 South Carolina Inv. 5th 316 314 310 --- 940 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Lady Kat Inv. 2nd 314 301 301 --- 916 Indiana Inv. 1st 306 300 302 --- 908 Lady Boilermaker Inv. 2nd 307 310 ------617 Stanford Inv. 1st 300 306 301 --- 907 Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st 299 295 293 --- 887 Lady Northern Inv. 2nd 322 321 312 --- 955 Illinois Inv. 2nd 304 304 ------608 Lady Jaguar Inv. 2nd 316 299 313 --- 928 Beacon Woods Inv. 8th 307 310 317 --- 934 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st 319 ------319 Big Ten Championship 1st 311 316 303 302 1231 Lady Kat Inv. 2nd 316 309 303 --- 928 Furman Inv. 6th 315 312 308 --- 935 NCAA Championship 11th 317 313 311 312 1253 Stanford Inv. 8th 317 307 310 --- 934 Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st 293 296 297 --- 866 Rounds: 39 • Strokes: 11,984 • Average: 307.28 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd 304 343 312 --- 959 Southern Intercollegiate 6th 318 316 315 --- 949 South Carolina Inv. 7th 322 319 326 --- 967 Big Ten Championship 1st 297 303 311 300 1211 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Lady Mustang Roundup 11th 326 324 340 --- 990 NCAA Championship 13th 308 308 300 299 1215 Debbie Lee 39 2984 76.51 70 Illini Spring Classic 5th 317 341 ------658 Rounds: 36 • Strokes: 10,973 • Average: 304.81 Southern Intercollegiate 5th 324 307 310 --- 941 Big Ten Championship 3rd 329 315 315 318 1277 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 10,160 • Average: 317.50 Michele Redman 36 2744 76.22 70 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Tracy Chapman 36 2761 76.69 71

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1990-91 1992-93 1993-94 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (10th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (12th) Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (13th) Big Ten - 2nd, 1247 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 2nd, 1241 Big Ten - 2nd, 1266 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total NCAA East Regional - 6th, 915 • NCAA - T-8th, 1218 NCAA East Regional - 4th, 936 • NCAA - 17th, 1271 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 6th 312 309 298 --- 919 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Lady Northern Inv. 2nd 317 306 318 --- 941 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 9th 315 319 306 --- 940 Lady Tar Heel Inv. 5th 320 319 308 --- 947 Lady Buckeye Inv. 12th 319 320 325 --- 964 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 322 303 ------625 Spartan Fall Inv. 1st 308 306 ------614 Beacon Woods Inv. 2nd 302 304 297 --- 903 Fall Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd 323 319 329 --- 971 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 315 322 315 --- 952 Stanford Inv. 5th 301 306 305 --- 912 Beacon Woods Inv. T-5th 304 305 314 --- 923 Stanford Inv. 9th 307 298 310 --- 915 LSU Fairwood Inv. 4th 305 319 309 --- 933 Stanford Inv. 2nd 298 307 299 --- 904 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 3rd 314 312 313 --- 939 South Carolina Inv. 9th 327 322 329 --- 978 Lady Gamecock Classic 6th 314 309 302 --- 925 NIU Snowbird Inv. 2nd 320 313 ------633 Indiana Inv. 1st 324 308 313 --- 945 Indiana Inv. 2nd 324 315 ------639 Lady Gamecock Classic 10th 316 311 323 --- 950 South Alabama Inv. 3rd 308 315 313 --- 936 Spring Lady Buckeye T-2nd 331 320 315 --- 966 Indiana Inv. 3rd 308 322 332 --- 962 Big Ten Championship 2nd 310 312 307 318 1247 Southern Intercollegiate 6th 321 330 312 --- 963 Southern Intercollegiate 4th 316 319 314 --- 949 Rounds: 31 • Strokes: 9,678 • Average: 312.19 Big Ten Championship 2nd 310 319 309 303 1241 Big Ten Championship 2nd 315 310 312 329 1266 NCAA East Regional 6th 308 302 305 --- 915 NCAA East Regional 4th 320 305 311 --- 936 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low NCAA Championship T-8th 307 305 301 305 1218 NCAA Championship 17th 313 318 307 333 1271 Angela Buzminski 31 2409 77.71 71 Rounds: 36 • Strokes: 11,230 • Average: 311.94 Rounds: 36 • Strokes: 11,307 • Average: 314.08

1991-92 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (11th) Angela Buzminski 36 2729 75.81 70 Erika Wicoff 36 2728 75.78 69 Big Ten - 1st, 1292 • NCAA - 13th, 1229 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 1994-95 Lady Tar Heel Inv. T-8th 307 310 315 --- 932 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (14th) Lady Kat Inv. 4th 310 309 312 --- 931 Big Ten - 1st, 1240 Lady Northern Inv. 5th 309 312 305 --- 926 NCAA East Regional - T-6th, 914 • NCAA - 5th, 1194 Beacon Woods Inv. 4th 314 304 309 --- 927 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Stanford Inv. 8th 310 --- 323 --- 633 Iowa Inv. 1st 302 299 295 --- 896 South Carolina Inv. 11th 321 324 315 --- 960 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 307 313 310 --- 930 Indiana Inv. 1st 325 318 315 --- 958 Lady Kat Inv. 6th 315 306 314 --- 935 Southern Intercollegiate 11th 332 323 312 --- 967 San Jose Inv. 7th 319 320 327 --- 966 Lady Buckeye Inv. 2nd 309 312 306 --- 927 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st 309 307 304 --- 920 Big Ten Championship 1st 308 331 328 325 1292 South Carolina Inv. 6th 305 307 305 --- 917 NCAA Championship 13th 307 310 310 302 1229 Indiana Inv. 1st 309 307 300 --- 916 Rounds: 34 • Strokes: 10,682 • Average: 314.18 Southern Intercollegiate 1st 304 312 300 --- 916 South Florida Inv. 1st 313 308 307 --- 928 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Big Ten Championship 1st 310 304 312 314 1240 Angela Buzminski 31 2412 77.81 70 NCAA East Regional T-6th 298 308 308 --- 914 NCAA Championship 5th 291 302 299 302 1194 Rounds: 38 • Strokes: 11,672 • Average: 307.16

Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Erika Wicoff 38 2809 73.92 70

1995-96 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (15th) Big Ten - 1st, 946 NCAA East Regional - 14th, 947 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Minnesota Inv. 1st 308 309 ------617 Jennifer Gray fired a school-record 67 in the opening round Northwestern Inv. 2nd 316 311 321 --- 948 of the 1998 NCAA Championship. Lady Northern Inv. 1st 307 303 304 --- 914 Lady Buckeye Inv. 1st 306 314 310 --- 930 Stanford Inv. 8th 301 302 309 --- 912 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 1st 318 ------318 Lady Gamecock Classic 6th 316 306 302 --- 924 Ohio State Classic 2nd 322 316 ------638 Southeastern Invite 5th 309 311 305 --- 925 Big Ten Championship 1st 315 318 313 --- 946 NCAA East Regional 14th 311 311 325 --- 947

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Rounds: 29 • Strokes: 9,019 • Average: 311.00 1998-99 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (18th) Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Big Ten - 2nd, 1251 Erika Wicoff 29 2204 76.00 71 NCAA East Regional - 12th, 919 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 1996-97 Lady Northern Inv. 2nd 318 325 308 --- 951 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (16th) Alabama Fall Preview 13th --- 308 318 --- 626 Big Ten - 2nd, 1257 Shootout at the Legends 8th 310 302 299 --- 911 NCAA East Regional - T-10th, 964 • NCAA - DNQ Stanford/Pepsi Inv. 4th 293 308 302 --- 903 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Arizona Inv. 15th 315 305 309 --- 929 Michigan Inv. 1st 315 311 ------626 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd --- 327 311 --- 638 Lady Northern Inv. 1st 305 309 300 --- 914 Liz Murphy Inv. 6th 310 313 304 --- 927 Rolex Fall Preview 16th 332 327 321 --- 980 Indiana Inv. 1st 310 308 306 --- 904 Stanford Inv. T-5th 310 311 307 --- 928 Hawkeye Inv. 1st --- 307 307 --- 614 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 3rd 319 325 313 --- 957 Big Ten Championship 2nd 314 316 311 310 1251 South Florida Inv. 1st 294 309 306 --- 909 NCAA East Regional 12th 310 306 303 --- 919 Indiana Inv. 2nd 311 313 ------624 Rounds: 31 • Strokes: 9,573 • Average: 308.81 Liz Murphy Inv. 12th 319 315 318 --- 952 Hawkeye Inv. 2nd 309 314 303 --- 926 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Big Ten Championship 2nd 316 313 309 319 1257 Erin Carney 31 2332 75.23 69 NCAA East Regional T-10th 322 325 317 --- 964 Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 10,037 • Average: 313.66 1999-2000 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (19th) Player Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Big Ten - 5th, 1214 Jennifer Gray 32 2503 78.22 72 NCAA East Regional - 19th, 937 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 1997-98 Lady Northern Inv. 5th 308 304 305 --- 917 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (17th) Fossum Inv. 1st 298 304 299 --- 901 Big Ten - 1st, 1196 Shootout at the Legends 4th 304 300 295 --- 899 Lauren Harling picked up her first-ever tournament victory at Indiana at the Mountain View Collegiate in 2008. NCAA East Regional - T-3rd, 904 • NCAA - 13th, 1209 Stanford Inv. T-8th 303 304 305 --- 912 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 5th 315 310 ------615 2000-01 Fossum Inv. 1st 307 302 300 --- 909 Bryan National Inv. 2nd 305 288 308 --- 901 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (20th) Lady Northern Inv. T-3rd 293 297 313 --- 903 Liz Murphy Inv. 15th 316 309 324 --- 949 Big Ten - T-2nd, 1230 Wolverine Inv. 1st 304 307 309 --- 920 Indiana Inv. 1st 314 323 ------637 NCAA West Regional - 17th, 950 • NCAA - DNQ Beacon Woods Inv. 1st 305 305 301 --- 911 Lady Buckeye Inv. 4th 317 318 308 --- 943 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Stanford Inv. 11th 312 302 304 --- 918 Big Ten Championship 5th 304 299 313 298 1214 Mary Fossum Invite 8th 309 ------309 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd --- 313 310 --- 623 NCAA East Regional 19th 306 319 312 --- 937 Lady Northern Invite 7th 314 302 306 --- 922 River Wilderness Inv. 1st 307 305 297 --- 909 Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 9,835 • Average: 307.34 Shootout at the Legends 7th 296 303 304 --- 903 Indiana Inv. 1st 299 306 301 --- 906 Stanford Inv. 13th 307 309 319 --- 935 Liz Murphy Classic T-5th 313 305 297 --- 909 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low “Mo”Morial Inv. 1st 303 300 314 --- 917 Hawkeye Inv. 1st 299 299 304 --- 902 Natalie Tucker 32 2420 75.63 69 Peggy Kirk Bell Inv. 2nd 307 ------307 Big Ten Championship 1st 307 292 297 300 1196 Baylor/Iowa Shootout 1st 308 300 ------608 NCAA East Regional T-3rd 304 300 300 --- 904 Indiana Inv. 5th 309 319 315 --- 943 NCAA Championship 13th 284 303 313 309 1209 Hawkeye Inv. 2nd 297 311 311 --- 919 Rounds: 40 • Strokes: 12,140 • Average: 303.50 Lady Buckeye Inv. T-5th 304 313 307 --- 924 Big Ten Championship T-2nd 303 301 318 301 1230 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low NCAA West Regional 17th 314 311 325 --- 950 Erin Carney 40 2989 74.73 70 Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 9,752 • Average: 304.75

Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Natalie Tucker 32 2411 75.34 69

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2001-02 Big Ten Championship 2nd 308 297 299 312 1216 2006-07 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (21st) NCAA Central Regional 18th 311 320 324 --- 955 Head Coach - Clint Wallman (3rd) Big Ten - 6th, 1272 Rounds: 34 • Strokes: 10,471 • Average: 307.97 Big Ten - 5th, 1,244 NCAA Central Regional - 16th, 968 • NCAA - DNQ NCAA Central Regional - 4th, 884 • NCAA - 24th,1,271 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Mary Fossum Inv. Did Not Play (9/11/01) Danah Ford 33 2477 75.06 68 Badger Inv. 1st 313 307 302 --- 922 Lady Northern Inv. 4th 299 296 303 --- 898 Lady Northern 7th 310 303 307 --- 920 Shootout at the Legends 4th 295 299 304 --- 898 2004-05 Wolverine Inv. T-4th 308 304 307 --- 919 Hatter Fall Classic 4th 317 316 312 --- 945 Head Coach - Clint Wallman (1st) NMSU Coll. Invt. 8th 307 304 305 --- 919 Pine Needles Inv. 3rd 303 311 ------614 Big Ten - 10th, 983* Edwin Watts/Palmetto Int. 11th 307 310 299 --- 916 Central District Inv. 10th 319 294 315 --- 928 NCAA Regional - DNQ • NCAA - DNQ IU/ND Dual L, 3 1/2-2 1/2 “Mo”Morial Inv. 6th 323 319 ------642 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Lady Puerto Rico 11th 312 307 308 --- 927 Lady Seahawk Inv. 3rd 305 300 302 --- 907 Lady Northern Inv. 14th 324 327 318 --- 969 UNLV Spring Inv. 4th 285 285 294 --- 864 Indiana Inv. 2nd 303 305 313 --- 921 Mary Fossum Inv. 10th 319 314 327 --- 960 Mountain View Inter. 3rd 297 287 298 --- 873 Hawkeye Inv. 2nd 296 302 305 --- 903 Shootout at the Legends 10th 333 315 313 --- 961 IU Invitational* 9th 312 311 ------623 Lady Buckeye Inv. 4th 302 312 ------614 Kent Youel Inv. 13th 311 317 316 --- 944 Lady Buckeye T-8th 317 321 330 --- 968 Big Ten Championship 6th 305 292 335 340 1272 Central District Classic 15th 316 323 328 --- 967 Big Ten Championship 5th 311 315 304 314 1244 NCAA Central Regional 16th 339 318 311 --- 968 Verizon “Mo”Morial 15th 345 336 344 --- 1025 NCAA Central Regional 4th 289 295 300 --- 884 Rounds: 34 • Strokes: 10,510 • Average: 309.12 UNLV Inv. 14th 343 318 321 --- 982 NCAA Championships 24th 320 318 323 310 1271 Indiana Inv. T-10th 327 --- 318 --- 645 Rounds 40 • Strokes: 12,250 • Average: 306.25 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Lady Buckeye Inv. 13th 319 330 321 --- 970 Karen Dennison 34 2609 76.74 70 Big Ten Championship 10th 320 329 334 --- 983 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rounds: 29 • Strokes: 9,406 • Average: 324.34 Kellye Belcher 37 2,831 76.51 71 2002-03 Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (22nd) Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low 2007-08 Big Ten - 8th, 1,237 Molly Redfearn 29 2326 80.21 74 Head Coach - Clint Wallman (4th) NCAA Central Regional - 19th, 949 • NCAA - DNQ Big Ten - 4th, 1,214 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total 2005-06 NCAA East Regional - 18th, 933 • NCAA - DNQ Wolverine Inv. 1st 304 306 303 --- 913 Head Coach - Clint Wallman (2nd) Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Lady Northern Inv. 2nd 295 294 309 --- 898 Big Ten - 6th, 1,214 Mary Fossum Inv. T-2nd 302 301 297 --- 900 Shootout at the Legends 3rd 298 294 305 --- 897 NCAA Regional - DNQ • NCAA - DNQ Lady Northern Inv. 3rd 295 307 298 --- 900 Mission Inn Classic 1st 304 310 ------614 Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total Wolverine Invitational 3rd 306 302 308 --- 916 Central District Inv. 12th 318 317 308 --- 943 Notre Dame Inv. 11th 321 332 321 --- 974 Johnie Imes Inv. 3rd 310 308 307 --- 925 Verizon “Mo”Morial 4th 324 299 ------623 Mary Fossum Inv. 15th 322 318 313 --- 953 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Int. 10th 317 309 310 --- 936 Lady Seahawk Inv. 1st 298 298 289 --- 885 Lady Northern Inv. 5th 307 297 305 --- 909 IU/UW Dual L, 10-8 Indiana Inv. 4th 317 303 317 --- 937 Shootout at the Legends 11th 305 303 313 --- 921 Central District Inv. 7th 304 311 306 --- 921 Lady Buckeye Inv. 3rd 308 309 307 --- 924 Lady Lion Inv. T-6th 308 309 ------617 UNLV Spring Rebel Inv. 11th 295 299 295 --- 889 Big Ten Championship 8th 311 309 302 315 1237 Lady Puerto Rico 15th 322 321 326 --- 969 Betsy Rawls Inv.* T-10th 320 334 ------654 NCAA Central Regional 19th 314 306 329 --- 949 Rio Verde Inv. 12th 316 314 310 --- 940 Mountain View Inter. 1st 294 295 291 --- 880 Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 9,820 • Average: 306.88 UNLV Spring Inv. T-10th 301 307 313 --- 921 IU Invitational 8th 300 302 310 --- 912 Lady Illini Inv. 5th 314 306 ------620 Big Ten Championship 4th 306 302 300 306 1214 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Lady Buckeye Inv. 13th 306 307 308 --- 921 NCAA East Regional 18th 309 313 311 --- 933 Karen Dennison 32 2366 73.94 68 Big Ten Championship 6th 300 292 301 321 1214 Rounds 36 • Strokes: 10,980 • Average: 305.00 Rounds: 32 • Strokes: 9,959 • Average: 311.22 2003-04 Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Head Coach - Sam Carmichael (23rd) Scoring Leader Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Anita Gahir 30 2285 76.16 68 Big Ten - 2nd, 1,216 Shannon Johnson 32 2380 74.38 68 NCAA Central Regional - 18th, 955 • NCAA - DNQ Tournament Finish 18 36 54 72 Total * - Shortened due to inclement weather Mary Fossum Inv. 9th 310 312 324 --- 946 Lady Northern Inv. T-5th 305 309 312 --- 926 Shootout at the Legends 2nd 298 288 293 --- 879 Landfall Tradition 9th 305 313 318 --- 936 Central District Classic 14th 329 318 310 --- 957 Verizon “Mo”Morial 6th 299 305 311 --- 915 Baylor-Tapatio Springs 1st 297 294 305 --- 896 Indiana Inv. 3rd 308 307 308 --- 923 Lady Boilermaker Inv. 2nd 298 298 326 --- 922

56 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s HISTORY golf FORMER COACHES MARGARET CUMMINS (1967-79)

Margaret Cummins served as the women’s golf coach from the fall of 1967 to the conclusion of the 1979 season. Although many of her 12 seasons at Indiana were deemed extramural instead of varsity status, Cum- mins was the force behind championship golf teams at Indiana. Under her leadership, the Hoosiers captured regional honors and national recognition, while compet- ing annually for the AIAW national championship. A top competitor and teacher, Cummins was also an area consultant for the National Golf Foundation and served on many regional and national golf committees. Along with coaching the women’s squad, Cummins also worked in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation department, where she counseled incoming students and taught psychology of sport. Cummins graduated from the University of Arizona in 1963 and then earned her master’s at Smith College in 1968.

BRUCE COHEN (1979-81)

Bruce Cohen became Indiana University’s second women’s golf coach in the fall of 1979 and remained until the end of the 1981 season. Although Cohen was new to the coaching scene, he had been around Indi- ana University for some time. Cohen attended Ball State University for two years and was a varsity baseball team member. In 1970, he transferred to Indiana University, where he eventually became a golf professional under men’s coach Bob Fitch. Seven years of professional experience, including three under Fitch, earned Cohen well-deserved respect from his peers. A native of South Bend, Ind., Cohen also served as the Midwest AIAW Sports Committee golf represen- tative. He directed such events as the Indiana State Open Championship and the LPGA Bicenntenial Clas- sic. When not coaching or competing himself, Cohen spent much of his time giving lessons as a Class A as- sistant professional at the IU Golf Course.

SAM CARMICHAEL (1981-2004)

Sam Carmichael, eight-time Big Ten Women’s Coach of the Year, finished his 23rd and final season as Indiana’s women’s golf coach in 2004. Before Carmichael directed his attention solely to the women’s golf program in 1998, he spent nine years as IU’s men’s golf coach. During his time as the men’s coach, Carmichael won Coach of the Year honors twice (1991 and 1998) and the 1991 and 1998 Big Ten titles. In the fall of 1981, Carmichael assumed the position of head coach for the IU women’s team, and led the women to seven Big Ten Championship: 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1996 and 1998. From 1981-2004, Carmichael’s IU women’s teams earned automatic berths to the NCAA Tournament eight times. The Hoosiers finished 11th in 1985, 12th in 1986, 13th in 1987, 11th in 1990, 13th in 1992, eighth in 1993, 17th in 1994, fifth in 1995 and 13th in 1998. The honors for Carmichael’s golfers did not stop on the course. A Big Ten-record 101 Academic All-Big Ten honors were awarded to IU golfers since 1985. In addition to Carmichael’s eight Big Ten Women’s Coach of the Year awards, he also received NCAA Regional Coach of the Year honors four times. His achievements culminated in his being name Indiana’s PGA Player of the Year Award in 1973, and he was inducted into the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame that same year.

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 57 women’s 08/09 golf HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ONE ROUND SEASON AVERAGE 67 Jennifer Gray NCAA Championship, 1998 73.92 Erika Wicoff 38 1994-95 68 Anita Gahir Mountain View Collegiate, 2008 73.94 Karen Dennison 32 2002-03 68 Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational, 2006 74.38 Shannon Johnson 32 2005-06 68 Danah Ford Lady Boilermaker Invitational, 2004 74.73 Erin Carney 40 1997-98 68 Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, 2002 75.06 Danah Ford 33 2003-04 68 Karen Dennison Lady Northern Intercollegiate, 2002 68 Debbie Lee Lady Boilermaker Invitational, 1987 YEARLY INDIVIDUAL STROKE AVERAGE 68 Sarah DeKraay Lady Northern Intercollegiate, 1986 Year Player Rounds Avg. 69 Elaine Harris NCAA Central Regional, 2007 1981-82 Jan Kleiman 26 79.12 69 Elaine Harris Mountain View Collegiate, 2007 1982-83 Jan Kleiman 24 77.08 69 Elaine Harris UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 1983-84 Michele Redman 22 78.50 69 Natalie Tucker Stanford Invitational, 2000 1984-85 Sarah DeKraay 34 78.03 69 Erin Carney Shootout at the Legends, 1999 1985-86 Sarah DeKraay 41 76.68 69 Erika Wicoff NCAA East Regional, 1994 1986-87 Michele Redman 36 76.22 69 Tracy Chapman Lady Kat Invitational, 1986 1987-88 Tracy Chapman 36 76.69 1988-89 Debbie Lee 34 75.59 TWO ROUNDS 1989-90 Debbie Lee 39 76.51 138 Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, 2002 1990-91 Angela Buzminski 31 77.71 139 Elaine Harris Mountain View Collegiate, 2007 1991-92 Angela Buzminski 31 77.81 139 Danah Ford Lady Boilermaker Invitational, 2004 1992-93 Angela Buzminski 36 75.81 140 Karen Dennison Lady Northern Intercollegiate, 2002 1993-94 Erika Wicoff 36 75.78 141 Anita Gahir NCAA Central Regional, 2007 1994-95 Erika Wicoff 38 73.92 141 Elaine Harris UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 1995-96 Erika Wicoff 29 76.00 141 Laura Nochta UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 1996-97 Jennifer Gray 32 78.22 141 Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, 2006 1997-98 Erin Carney 40 74.73 141 Natalie Tucker Stanford Invitational, 2000 1998-99 Erin Carney 31 75.23 141 Erin Carney Lady Northern Intercollegiate, 1997 1999-00 Natalie Tucker 32 75.63 141 Erika Wicoff NCAA Championships, 1995 2000-01 Natalie Tucker 32 75.34 2001-02 Karen Dennison 34 76.74 THREE ROUNDS 2002-03 Karen Dennison 32 73.94 2003-04 Danah Ford 33 75.06 209 Elaine Harris Mountain View Collegiate, 2007 2004-05 Molly Redfearn 29 80.21 211 Shannon Johnson UNLV Spring Invitational, 2006 2005-06 Shannon Johnson 32 74.38 212 Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, 2002 2006-07 Kellye Belcher 37 76.51 213 Karen Dennison Shootout at the Legends, 2003 2007-08 Anita Gahir 30 76.16 213 Erika Wicoff NCAA Championship, 1995 214 Elaine Harris UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 214 Karen Dennison Lady Seahawk Invitational, 2003 CAREER INDIVIDUAL STROKE AVERAGE 214 Erin Carney Legends Shootout, 1999 Average Player Rounds Years 214 Erika Wicoff NCAA East Regional, 1994 75.48 Natalie Tucker 64 1999-01 214 Angela Buzminski Stanford Invitational, 1992 75.90 Karen Dennison 120 2001-04 215 Lauren Harling Mountain View Collegiate, 2008 76.07 Erika Wicoff 133 1993-96 215 Angela Buzminski Lady Gamecock Invitational, 1993 76.08 Erin Carney 129 1996-99 76.80 Anita Gahir 67 2007-pr. FOUR ROUNDS 76.97 Kellye Belcher 70 2007-pr. 287 Danah Ford Big Ten Championship, 2004 288 Erika Wicoff NCAA Championship, 1995 FRESHMAN STROKE AVERAGE 289 Angela Buzminski NCAA Championship, 1993 Average Player Rounds Years 292 Erika Wicoff Big Ten Championship, 1995 76.51 Kellye Belcher 37 2006-07 294 Karen Dennison Big Ten Championship, 2003 77.32 Anita Gahir 37 2006-07 295 Elaine Harris Big Ten Championship, 2006 77.48 Laura Nochta 40 2006-07 295 Natalie Tucker Big Ten Championship, 2000 78.21 Lynn Dennison 24 1982-83 78.32 Jennifer Gray 38 1994-95

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58 • 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers iuhoosiers.com 08/09 women’s HISTORY golf TEAM RECORDS/HONORS ONE ROUND BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 284 NCAA Championship, 1998 1993 Erika Wicoff 285 UNLV Spring Invitational (first round), 2007 1995 Jennifer Gray 285 UNLV Spring Invitational (second round), 2007 288 Shootout at the Legends, 2003 ALL-BIG TEN 288 Bryan National Invitational, 2000 1982 Jan Kleiman 289 Lady Seahawk Invitational, 2003 1983 Lynn Dennison 1984 Lynn Dennison, Michele Redman TWO ROUNDS 1985 Lynn Dennison, Sarah DeKraay, Michele Redman 570 UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 1986 Lynn Dennison, Tracy Chapman, Sarah DeKraay 584 NCAA Central Regional, 2007 Mary Fechtig, Michele Redman 584 Mountain View Intercollegiate, 2007 1987 Tracy Chapman, Sarah DeKraay, Mary Fechtig 586 Mountain View Collegiate, 2008 Michele Redman Shootout at the Legends, 2003 1988 Tracy Chapman 587 NCAA Championship, 1998 1989 Debbie Lee, Jennifer Myers 1990 Debbie Lee, Shannon Hardesty, Jennifer Myers THREE ROUNDS 1991 Angela Buzminski, Courtney Cox, Shannon Hardesty 1992 Angela Buzminski, Courtney Cox 864 UNLV Spring Invitational, 2007 1993 Angela Buzminski, Courtney Cox 880 Mountain View Collegiate, 2008 1994 Stacy Quilling, Erika Wicoff 882 Mountain View Intercollegiate, 2007 1995 Stacy Quilling, Jennifer Gray, Erika Wicoff 884 NCAA Central Regional, 2007 1996 Stacy Quilling, Jennifer Gray, Erika Wicoff 885 Lady Seahawk Invitational, 2003 1997 Erin Carney, Jennifer Gray 886 Lady Buckeye Invitational, 1987 1998 Erin Carney, Jennifer Gray, Michelle Hatfield Jennifer Seger FOUR ROUNDS 1999 Erin Carney 1194 NCAA Championship, 1995 2000 Theresa McDermott, Natalie Tucker 1196 Big Ten Championship, 1998 2001 Natalie Tucker, Inga Snyder 1209 NCAA Championship, 1998 2003 Karen Dennison 1211 Big Ten Championship, 1987 2004 Karen Dennison, Danah Ford 1214 Big Ten Championship, 2008 2006 Shannon Johnson Big Ten Championship, 2006 2008 Anita Gahir (Second Team)

BIG TEN CHAMPION NCAA QUALIFIERS Year Player Score Rounds Year Player Finish Score 1986 Sarah DeKraay 313 80-78-77-78 2007 Kellye Belcher T-101st 84-75-84-78–321 1987 Michele Redman 297 75-72-74-76 2007 Anita Gahir T-81st 81-79-78-75–313 1990 Shannon Hardesty 298 74-77-73-74 2007 Lauren Harling T-104th 90-85-80-77–322 1994 Erika Wicoff 305 79-78-73-75 2007 Elaine Harris T-110th 80-79-87-80–326 1995 Erika Wicoff 292 75-71-72-74 2007 Laura Nochta T-110th 79-85-81-81–326 1996 Erika Wicoff 226 76-75-75 1998 Erin Carney T-20 74-72-77-73–296 1998 Erin Carney 299 75-79-71-74 1998 Jennifer Gray T-34 67-80-79-75–301 1999 Erin Carney 301 75-75-78-73 1998 Michelle Hatfield T-71 80-72-78-80–310 2003 Karen Dennison 294 70-75-72-77 1998 Sami Montgomery T-77 71-79-81-81–312 2004 Danah Ford 287 74-72-70-71 1998 Jennifer Seger T-82 72-82-79-81–314 1995 Jennifer Gray T-26 70-78-75-77–300 BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1995 Nicole Hollingsworth T-84 83-79-78-77–317 1988 Tracy Chapman 1995 Stacy Quilling T-35 73-78-76-76–303 1990 Debbie Lee 1995 Mary Vajgrt T-35 77-76-76-74–303 1994 Erika Wicoff 1995 Erika Wicoff 4 71-70-72-75–288 1995 Erika Wicoff 1994 Tara Bakhle 95 79-84-82-88–333 1996 Erika Wicoff 1994 Brandy Ferdinand 97 82-85-82-86–335 1998 Erin Carney 1994 Stacy Quilling T-44 80-77-75-84–316 1999 Erin Carney 1994 Mary Vajgrt T-44 78-78-74-86–316

iuhoosiers.com 08/09 INDIANA hoosiers • 59 women’s 08/09 golf HISTORY Honors NCAA QUALIFIERS (cont.) ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1994 Erika Wicoff T-20 76-79-76-77–308 1984-85 Lynn Dennison 1993 Tara Bakhle T-72 84-80-74-81–319 1985-86 Sarah DeKraay, Lynn Dennison 1993 Angela Buzminski 2 73-73-73-70–289 1986-87 Tracy Chapman, Sarah DeKraay, Mary Fechtig 1993 Courtney Cox T-41 74-78-77-79–308 1987-88 Tracy Chapman, Kathy Klein, Debbie Lee, Jennifer Myers 1993 Stacy Quilling T-49 80-78-77-76–311 1988-89 Deanna Berkoben, Kathy Klein, Debbie Lee, Jennifer Myers 1993 Erika Wicoff T-61 80-76-79-80–315 1989-90 Debbie Lee, Amy McDonald, Angela Mills, Jennifer Myers 1992 Tara Bakhle 66 78-83-74-77–312 1990-91 Courtney Cox, Amy McDonald, Angela Mills, Susan Soderberg 1992 Angela Buzminski T-32 75-77-75-73–300 Lori Stinson 1992 Courtney Cox T-43 78-74-77-76–305 1991-92 Angela Buzminski, Courtney Cox, Amy McDonald, Angela Mills 1992 Amy McDonald T-91 76-81-84-82–323 Lori Stinson, Michelle Wood 1992 Lori Stinson T-76 79-78-85-76–318 1992-93 Tara Bakhle, Courtney Cox, Michelle Wood 1990 Debbie Lee T-20 80-73-76-77–306 1993-94 Tara Bakhle, Meredith Ferdinand, Stacy Quilling, Mary Vajgrt 1990 Jennifer Myers T-25 75-83-73-77–308 1994-95 Tara Bakhle, Brandy Ferdinand, Stacy Quilling, Mary Vajgrt 1990 Angela Buzminski 68 81-79-83-77–320 Erika Wicoff 1990 Lori Stinson T-78 81-84-80-82–327 1995-96 Erin Carney, Brandy Ferdinand, Jennifer Gray, Stacy Quilling 1990 Shannon Hardesty 83 89-78-82-81–330 Mary Vajgrt, Erika Wicoff 1989 Debbie Lee T-19 77-73-75-79–304 1996-97 Erin Carney, Jennifer Gray, Amanda Griffis, Michelle Hatfield 1988 Tracy Chapman T-50 76-78-74-75–303 Kimberly Hsu, Jennifer Seger, Mary Vajgrt 1987 Mary Fechtig 21 76-75-77-71–299 1997-98 Erin Carney , Jennifer Gray, Amanda Griffis, Michelle Hatfield 1987 Tracy Chapman 41 76-77-73-77–303 Kimberly Hsu, Megan Racey, Jennifer Seger 1987 Sarah DeKraay 53 78-78-74-76–306 1998-99 Samantha Montgomery, Jessica Mote, Inga Snyder, Erin Carney 1987 Jennifer Myers 80 78-85-76-75–314 Michelle Hatfield, Kimberly Hsu, Jennifer Seger 1987 Michele Redman 87 78-78-82-79–317 1999-00 Tiffany Fisher, Amy Gerhardt, Adrienne Graessle, Meg Liffick 1986 Michele Redman T-29 80-74-73-76–303 Samantha Montgomery, Jessica Mote, Inga Snyder, Natalie Tucker 1986 Sarah DeKraay 53 72-75-78-78–306 2000-01 Shannon Carney , Tiffany Fisher, Adrienne Graessle 1986 Tracy Chapman T-53 82-77-74-75–308 Jessica Mote, Cara Stuckey , Natalie Tucker 1986 Lynn Dennison T-64 82-78-77-73–310 2001-02 Ambry Bishop, Shannon Carney, Karen Dennison, Tiffany Fisher 1986 Mary Fechtig 90 83-83-78-77–321 Adrienne Graessle, Mary Lidester, Cara Stuckey 1985 Sarah DeKraay T-18 312 2002-03 Ambry Bishop, Katie Carlson, Shannon Carney, Karen Dennison 1985 Lisa Chirichetti T-36 316 Adrienne Graessle, Mary Lidester, Megan Mulahupt, Cara Stuckey 1985 Mary Fechtig T-56 321 2003-04 Ambry Bishop, Karen Dennison, Mary Lidester, Molly Redfearn 1985 Michele Redman T-81 331 2004-05 Bethany Brunner, Molly Redfearn 1985 Tracy Chapman ------2005-06 Kendal Hake, Elaine Harris, Gennifer Marrs, Moly Redfearn 2006-07 Kendal Hake, Elaine Harris, Amber Lindgren, Gennifer Marrs ALL-AMERICANS 2007-08 Kellye Belcher, Anita Gahir, Lauren Harling, Elaine Harris, Amber Lindgren, Laura Nochta 1985 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 1986 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 1986 Michele Redman Honorable Mention ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1987 Michele Redman Second Team 2003 Karen Dennison 1987 Sarah DeKraay Honorable Mention 2004 Karen Dennison 1990 Debbie Lee Honorable Mention 1993 Angela Buzminski Second Team Current players in bold 1994 Erika Wicoff Honorable Mention 1995 Erika Wicoff First Team 1996 Erika Wicoff First Team 1998 Erin Carney First Team 1999 Erin Carney Honorable Mention 2000 Natalie Tucker Honorable Mention 2003 Karen Dennison First Team

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A Finlinson, Jeana 2002-03 Anderson, Tina L 1977 Chapman, Tracy L 1985-88 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 6 446 91.00 86 Anthony, Jan 1972-74 Career 148 11475 77.53 69 Fisher, Tiffany 1999-02 B Chirichetti, Lisa M 1983-86 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 126 9899 78.56 70 Bakhle, Tara F 1992-95 Career 81 6498 80.22 74 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Fleming, Pamela J 1975-76 Career 122 9876 80.95 72 Colglazier, Joann 1972 Ford, Danah 2001-04 BELCHER, KELLYE 2006-pr. Cook, Laura 1970-73 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 125 9661 77.23 68 Career 70 4938 76.97 71 Costolo, Rebecca 1984 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Forse, Nancy R 1980-81 Berard, Monique 1981-83 Career 5 402 80.40 N/A Rounds Strokes Avg. Low French, Karen L 1976-78 Career 56 4587 81.91 75 Cox, Courtney K 1990-93 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Furber, Carey 1971 Bergman, Sheila K 1976-77 Career 108 8526 78.94 73 Berkoben, Deanna 1988-89 G Rounds Strokes Avg. Low D GAHIR, ANITA 2006-pr. Career 47 3846 81.83 74 DeKraay, Sarah H 1984-87 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 67 2861 76.80 68 Bishop, Ambry 2001-04 Career 138 10716 77.65 68 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low GIESECKE, LAUREN 2007-pr. Career 108 8612 79.74 73 Dennison, Karen 2001-04 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 3 343 81.00 77 Boone, Tara 2005-2007 Career 120 9108 75.90 68 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Graessle, Adrienne 2000-03 Career 22 1754 79.72 74 Dennison, Lynn 1983-86 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 29 2367 81.62 76 Brunner, Bethany 2002-05 Career 121 9567 79.07 70 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Granger, Teresa L 1979-81 Career 65 5306 81.63 73 Desmet, Linn K 1979-82 Gray, Jennifer K 1995-98 Bucci, Ronna M 1988 Diethelm, Diane 1974-77 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 139 10819 77.83 67 Career 2 174 87.00 82 Doan, Marilyn 1970 Griffis, Amanda J 1997 Bullard, Debra 1982 E Ertel, Frances A 1982-83 H Buzminski, Angela R 1990-93 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Haddock, Patty 1971 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 7 620 88.57 80 Career 128 9920 77.50 70 Hake, Kendall 2005-2007 Estes, Ann 1972 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low C Career 32 2706 84.56 77 Carlson, Katie 2003-2006 F Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Fechtig, Mary 1984-87 Halloway, Susan 1973-74 Career 59 4969 84.22 75 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 131 10283 78.50 71 Haltzman, Sally 1971 Carney, Erin E 1996-99 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Fee, Mary E 1974-77 Hardesty, Shannon 1988-91 Career 129 9917 76.88 71 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Ferdinand, Brandy 1993-96 Career 115 9170 79.74 70 Carney, Shannon 2001-03 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 56 4731 84.48 74 Career 8 677 84.63 83

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Harling, Lauren 2006-08 M Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Marencik, Karen 1979-82 Career 61 4723 77.42 70 Marrs, Gennifer 2005-07 Harris, Elaine 2005-08 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 16 1473 92.06 84 Career 133 10369 77.96 69 Mather, Debbie 1971-73 Hatfield, Michelle. 1997-99 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Mayotte, Stephanie 2005-06 Career 83 6505 78.37 71 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 17 1495 87.94 80 Hendron, Sally R. 1976-79 McClure, Mary J 1978-81 Hernann, Kathy 1973-74 McDermott, Theresa 1997-00 Hockensmith, Tiffany 2005-06 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 108 8547 79.14 73 Career 10 791 79.10 73 McDonald, Amy A 1989-92 Hollingsworth, Nicole 1993-1995 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 86 6952 80.84 72 Career 45 3790 84.22 74 Mills, Angela D 1989-92 Hsu, Kimberly 1998 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 64 5189 81.08 74 Career 3 256 85.33 84 Moe, Barbara 1970 Mamie McClure recorded three top-10 finishes at the Big I Ten Championship from 1978-81. Ingalls, Kathyrn J 1971-73 Montgomery, Samantha 1997-00 L Rounds Strokes Avg. Low J LaGrange, Candres 1976-77, 80 Career 102 8160 80.00 71 Johnson, Shannon 2005-06 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low LaGrange, Constance 1971-73 Mote, Jessica 1999 Career 32 2380 74.38 68 Lakoff, Victoria A 1974-77 Mulhaupt, Megan 2003 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low K Career 3 252 84.00 81 Kim, Jenny 2005-06 Larrazabel, Elena 1981-83 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Munson, Lindsay 1990 Career 15 1191 79.40 75 Career 44 3649 82.93 74 Murphy, Shannon M 1980, 81 Kleiman, Janis L 1980-83 Lee, Deborah S. 1987-90 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 123 9526 77.45 68 Myers, Jennifer L 1987-90 Career 86 6932 80.60 74 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 116 9122 78.64 71 Klein, Kathleen A 1986-89 Leonard, Kay 1971-73 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 80 6588 82.35 73 Lidester, Mary 2002-04 N Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Nigh, Tammy J 1983-84 Klitzky, Shelley 1970 Career 70 5578 79.69 72 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 23 1879 81.70 73 Kohlmeier, Jania L. 1979 LINDGREN, AMBER 2005-Pres. Rounds Strokes Avg. Low NOCHTA, LAURA 2006-pr. Kropschot, Krissa S 1989-90 Career 84 6767 80.55 72 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 76 5852 77.00 70 Lisle, Janice 1979-80 O O’Neal, Karen 1981

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P Snyder, Inga 1998-01 Peo, Elizabeth 1992 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 74 5872 79.35 71 Putnam, Lissa 2003-05 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Soderberg, Susan l 1991 Career 30 2445 81.50 73 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 9 773 85.89 81 Q Stacy, Ann C 1982 Quilling, Stacy K 1993-96 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Stinson, Lori 1989-92 Career 133 10482 78.81 72 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 102 8166 80.06 71 R Redfearn, Molly 2003-06 Stuckey, Cara 2000-03 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 99 7982 80.63 72 Career 97 7740 79.79 71

Redman, Michele R 1984-87 T Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Tankanow, Alyse 2003-04 Career 133 10301 77.45 70 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 3 284 94.67 92 Reidy, Theresa 1972 Telfer, Daphane 1988 Reynolds, Laurel 1971-74 Tracy, Elizibeth A 1972-75 Rolfsen, Lynn M 1976-78 Tucker, Natalie 2000-01 Romberg, Karin R 1982-85 Elaine Harris was a four-year letterwinner for the Hoosiers Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rounds Strokes Avg. Low and competed in two NCAA Regionals and one NCAA Career 64 4831 75.48 69 Championship. Career 63 5040 80.00 72

Rourke, Nancy 1987 V Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Vajgrt, Mary E 1994-97 Career 5 427 85.40 79 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 132 10552 79.94 70 Russell, Donna 1972-74 Vebele, Susan 1987 Russell, Pat 1970 W S Wagner, Susan 1970-71 Scheidel, Pamela 1983 Wicoff, Erika C 1993-96 Schiling, Susan 1975-78 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 133 10117 76.07 69 Schooler, Lucinda 1970 Wood, Mary Jo 1976-79 Seger, Jennifer L 1996-99 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Wood, Michelle C 1991-93 Career 98 7790 79.49 70 Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Career 31 2580 83.23 74 Sera, Maria D 1980-81 Y Skiles, Julie A 1977-78 Youngquist, Michelle C 1970

Slack, Marilyn 1971 Z Zeigler, Debra M 1981

Statistics from 1981 to present.

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