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General Information 2007 SEASON 2007 SEASON General Information 2007 SEASON QUICK FACTS Location.................................................................. Seattle,.Washington Mailing.Address................................. Box.354080,.Seattle,.WA..98195 Enrollment............................................. 39,251.(25,469.undergraduate) Nickname..................................................................................... Huskies Mascot..........................................................Spirit.(Alaskan.Malamute) PLAYERS School.Song.............................................“Bow.Down.to.Washington” Colors..............................................................................Purple.and.Gold President...................................................................... Dr..Mark.Emmert Director.of.Athletics............................................................ Todd.Turner Senior.Associate.Athletic.Director.................................... Marie.Tuite Assistant.Athletic.Director,.Sport.Operations.............Karen.Baebler Athletic.Trainer......................................................................Pat.Jenkins COACHES Athletic.Communications.Director............................. Richard.Kilwien Assistant.Athletic.Communications.Director.(Golf.Contact).............. ................................................................................................ Erin.Rowley Media.Relations.Phone....................................................(206).543-2230 Media.Relations.Fax.........................................................(206).543-5000 Home.Courses............................................... Broadmoor.Country.Club 2005-06 REVIEW .................................................................The.Members.Club.at.Aldarra ...............................................................Sahalee.Golf.and.Country.Club ................................................................... Tacoma.Country.&.Golf.Club ...............................................................Washington.National.Golf.Club Conference.................................................................................... Pac-10 2006.Pac-10.Finish............................................................................... 6th 2006.NCAA.West.Regional.Finish......................................................3rd 2006.NCAA.Championship.Finish...................................................... 6th Total.NCAA.Appearances.......................................................................8 On the cover:.Washington.senior.Amber.Prange.looks.to.lead.the.2007. Best.NCAA.Finish..............................................................6th;.2004/2006 Husky.women’s.golf.team.to.its.ninth.NCAA.Championship.appear- 1 Letterwinners.Lost...................................................................................3 ance. Letterwinners.Returning.........................................................................6 Newcomers..............................................................................................2 TABLE OF CONTENTS RECORDS Table.of.Contents....................................................................................1 COACHING STAFF 2007.Outlook......................................................................................... 2-3 2007.Schedule.........................................................................................2 Head.Women’s.Coach................................................Mary.Lou.Mulflur 2007.Roster...............................................................................................3 Alma.Mater.................................................................Washington,.1980 Husky.Profiles.................................................................................... 4-14 Office.Number.....................................................................206-543-0348 HISTORY Year.at.Washington........................................................................... 24th Ashley.Bickerton................................................................................. 4-5 Assistant.Coach........................................................................ Joe.Thiel Amber.Prange..................................................................................... 6-7 Year.at.Washington.....................................................................Second Amy.Wang............................................................................................ 8-9 Kim.Shin..................................................................................................10 www.gohuskies.com Molly.Boyle............................................................................................11 Molly.Aronsson.....................................................................................12 Credits: The.2007.Washington.Golf.Media.Guide.was.written.and.ed- Christina.Yoon........................................................................................12 COURSES ited.by.Erin.Rowley,.UW.Assistant.Athletic.Communications.Director.. Head.Coach.Mary.Lou.Mulflur...........................................................13 Layout.and.design.done.in-house.on.desktop.publishing.applications. Assistant.Coach.Joe.Thiel...................................................................14 by.Rowley.and.Jonathan.Soriano..Cover.design.work.by.Soriano.. Washington.Coaching.History............................................................14 Additional.contributions.and.editorial.assistance.provided.by.Andre. Edean.Ihlanfeldt.Invitational...............................................................15 Bayard,.Jill.Bell,.Brandon.Blaska.and.Alisa.Brandle..Printing.by.the. 2005-2006.Team.Results/Statistics.....................................................16 University.of.Washington.Publications.Services.(Judy.Robertson).. 2006.Fall.Team.Results/Statistics.......................................................16 Photography.by.David.Gonzales,.Jim.Daves,.Joanie.Komura,.Bruce. EXPERIENCE 2005-2006.Individual.and.Team.Bests................................................17 Terami,.Noah.Cohen,.Rowley.and.Brandle. The.UW.Athletic.Commu- nications.Office.thanks.all.members.of.past.UW.staffs.that.assisted. 2005-2006.Tournament.Results..................................................... 18-22 in.compiling.information.for.this.guide. Husky.Records................................................................................ 23-28 Letterwinners........................................................................................29 Inside Cover Photography: Special.thanks.to.the.golf.courses.that. All-Americans.and.Pac-10.Honorees................................................30 provided.photos.for.the.inside.cover:.Broadmoor.Country.Club,.The. Husky.Golf.Historical...................................................................... 31-32 Members.Club.at.Aldarra.(Ron.Werner),.Sahalee.Golf.&.Country.Club,. Washington.National.Golf.Club..........................................................33 Tacoma.Country.&.Golf.Club.and.Washington.National.Golf.Club. Husky.Home.Courses...........................................................................34 The.Husky.Experience................................................................... 35-37 WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2007 WOMEN’S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE 2007 SEASON Season Outlook . The.Washington.women’s.golf.team.is.poised. to.start.the.2007.season.right.where.it.left.off.last. spring.–.continuing.to.set.new.standards.for.a. program.on.the.rise. Led.by.the.best.player.to.ever.don.purple.and. 2007 SEASON gold.for.Husky.women’s.golf.–.Paige.Mackenzie. -. Washington. either. set. or. matched. school. records.with.its.regional.and.NCAA.finishes. last.season. The.Huskies.set.a.UW.best.with. a.third-place.finish.at.NCAA.Regionals,.before. matching.school.best.with.a.sixth-place.finish. at.the.NCAA.Championships. PLAYERS . The.fuel.behind.the.Huskies’.fire.was.the. aforementioned.Mackenzie,.who.capped.her. senior.season.in.2006.by.winning.both.the.Pac- 10.and.NCAA.Regional.individual.titles.before. breaking.her.own.school.record.with.an.eighth. place.finish.at.nationals. COACHES . While. the. Huskies. certainly. have. the. momentum.set.in.motion.by.last.year’s.success,. the.challenge.ahead.will.be.moving.on.without. Mackenzie. and. the. team’s. other. graduated. senior.and.All-American.in.her.own.right,.Sung. Shin. being. the. only. other. returner. besides. 10.years..Very.few.players.in.their.careers.get. Ea.Lee. Prange. who. was. a. regular. in. last. year’s. to. play. their. conference. championships. at. “At.times.this.year.I’m.still.looking.around.for. lineup. home.” Paige.and.Sung,”.24th.year.head.coach.Mary. That.inexperience.was.tested.during.the.fall. With.winning.championships.certainly.on.the. Lou.Mulflur.said..“It’s.different..I.think.we’d.all. season.and.Mulflur.tried.a.few.different.lineups. mind.of.Mulflur.and.the.Huskies,.the.UW.head. 2005-06 REVIEW be.lying.if.we.said.it.wasn’t. But.at.the.same. in.the.four.tournaments.to.see.how.the.players. coach.is.aware.that.she.still.has.a.very.young. time,.I.think.it’s.been.a.growth.opportunity.for. adjusted..Although.the.team.didn’t.have.a.strong. team.this.season. this.team.” fall.showing,.it.allowed.for.these.Huskies.to. “In.the.back.of.your.mind.it’s.all.about.winning. 2 . Waiting.in.the.wings.to.take.over.the.all- see.more.time.on.the.links.and.prepare.for.the. championships.and.that’s.not.going.to.change,”. important. leadership. role. is. senior. Amber. spring. Mulflur.said..“At.the.same.time.there.is.also.that.
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