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San Jose State University 2011-12 Women’S Golf San Jose State University 2011-12 Women’s Golf Three-timeTThree time DefendingDeffendingg WWAWACAC Champions 2011-12 San Jose State Women’s Golf The following is the San Jose State University Record Book for women’s golf. For more information on the Spartan women’s golf team, please visit www.sjsuspartans.com. Quick Facts Table of Contents Location: . .San Jose, CA 95192 2011-12 Roster . .3 Founded: . .1857 San Jose State University . .4-5 Enrollment: . .26,796 Coaching Staff . .5-6 President: . .Mohammad Qayoumi 2011-12 Player Biographies . .7-14 Athletics Director: . .Tom Bowen 2011 Fall Results . .15 Associate AD/SWA: . .Liz Jarnigan 2010-11 Roster . .16 Faculty Athletics Representative: . .Bill Campsey 2010-11 Statistics & Results . .17 Nickname: . .Spartans 2009-10 Roster . .18 School Colors: . .Gold, White & Blue 2009-10 Statistics & Results . .19 Conference: . .Western Athletic 2008-09 Roster . .20 Affiliation: . .NCAA Division I 2008-09 Statistics & Results . .21 Head Coach: . .John Dormann (San Jose State, 1989) 2007-08 Roster . .23 Associate Head Coach: . .Dana Dormann (San Jose State, 1988) 2007-08 Statistics & Results . .23 Associate SID/Women’s Golf Contact: . .Amy Villa 2006-07 Roster . .24 SID Office Phone: . .(408) 924-1216 2006-07 Statistics & Results . .25 SID Cell Phone: . .(408) 421-8604 Spartan Record Book . .26 SID FAX: . .(408) 924-1291 NCAA Championships . .27 email: . [email protected] All-Americans . .28-29 SJSU Athletics Web Site: . .www.sjsuspartans.com Spartan Honors . .30-31 Spartans In The LPGA . .32 Individual Tournament Victories . .33-35 Credits: The 2011-12 San José State Women’s Golf Record Book is a product of the San José State Sports Information Office. Writing, layout and editing by Amy Villa. Photos: Terrell Lloyd, Ron Fried. Cover designs by Melissa Iaconis. All names, nicknames, logos and other indicia refer- ring to San Jose State University are trademarked and protected by the university. Any unauthorized use is prohibited. San José State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, preg- nancy, age disability, disabled veterans or Vietnam status. This policy applies to all SJSU students, faculty and staff programs and activities. Questions regarding this policy should be directed to the Director of the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity/ Affirmative Action, SJSU, San Jose, CA 95192, (408) 924-1115. 2 2011-12 San Jose State University Women’s Golf Record Book 2011-12 Roster 2011-12 SAN JOSE STATE WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER NAME HT YR EXP HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL Jordanne Barr 5-5 FR HS Bakersfield, Calif./Frontier HS Jennifer Brumbaugh 5-7 JR 1V Scotts Valley, Calif./Scotts Valley HS Stephanie Gibri 5-5 SO SQ Sunnyvale, Calif./Homestead HS Tiffany Nichols 5-6 SO 1V Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley HS Danielle O’Keefe 5-2 FR HS Santa Maria, Calif./Ernest Righetti HS Megan Osland 5-7 FR HS Kelowna, British Columbia/Kelowna Secondary Rachelle Reali 5-6 SO 1V Livermore, Calif./Granada HS Kathleen Rojas 5-4 FR HS Turlock, Calif./Turlock Christian HS Madeleine Ziegert 5-8 SR 3V Halmstad, Sweden/Allvar Gullstrand Head Coach: John Dormann (14th season, San Jose State, 1989) Associate Head Coach: Dana Dormann (8th season, San Jose State, 1988) www.sjsuspartans.com 3 Annually ranked among the top-ten masters-level public universities in the West, by U.S. San Jose State is the number-one supplier News & World Report’s survey of education, engineering, computer sci- of “America’s Best Colleges.” ence and business graduates to Silicon Valley, the world’s high-tech capital. More than 130 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. New President Mohammed Qayoumi San José State University Coaching Staff John Dormann Head Coach 14th Season at SJSU Continuing to establish the Spartan name among national contenders, John Dormann is in his seventh season as the San Jose State University women's golf head coach. Now in his 14th season affiliated with the San Jose State golf pro- grams, Dormann was the assistant for both the men's and women's teams from Oc- tober 1998 through 2005 when he took over as the head coach for both teams. Dormann was named the women's head coach in April 2005. As head coach, the Spartans played at the 2010 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships in Wilmington, N.C., the NCAA Regional Championships each of the last five seasons, won the 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011 Western Athletic Conference Championship, captured eight in-season tournament titles and been John Dormann was the 2006 & ranked in the top-30 of the GolfStat rankings. The 2008-09 team won four regular 2009 WAC Coach of the Year. season titles along with the WAC Championship and played at the NCAA West He has caddied at every LPGA Regional. Former Spartan Erica Moston won the individual WAC title twice major championship. (2007 & 2009). Dormann has recruited effectively and honed the games of young talents into tournament-proven skilled players. The two-time WAC Coach of the Year (2006, 2009) has coached two of the past three WAC champions including Moston, and two WAC Freshmen of the Year. San Jose State players have re- ceived seven first team and seven second-team all-conference honors with Dor- mann as head coach. As proficient in the classroom as on the golf course, the 2008-09 team re- ceived the Order of Spartan Team GPA award for the highest combined team grade-point average for the fall and spring semesters. As the assistant coach for the men's and women's programs, the Spartans women's teams finished in the top-20 at the 1999 through 2001 NCAA Cham- pionships including a 15th place finish in 2000. San Jose State men's and women's golfers received All-Western Athletic Conference first or second-team recognition 24 times while he was the assistant coach. Ashley Gomes, a 2004 honorable mention All-American, was the 2004 WAC Champion and Player of the Year. In the classroom, Spartan golfers received 25 Academic All-WAC awards and 10 national awards for academic excellence from the Golf Coaches Associ- ation of America (GCAA) and the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) during his tenure as the Spartans' top assistant. "In addition to building a national championship-caliber team, we want to develop a program and student-athletes that represent the best in San Jose and the university," says the Spartans' coach. Before coming on board with the Spartans, Dormann was a professional caddy on the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour. He worked for Meg Mallon, the 1991 LPGA Player of the Year and two-time U.S. Open champion, and his wife, Dana Dormann, when she, too, was one of the LPGA's top players of the 1990's. Though Dana no longer competes as a LPGA touring pro on a regular basis, the Dormanns have reunited as player and caddy at three of the past four U.S. Open Championships. The native of Daly City, Calif., is a 1979 graduate of Riordan High School in San Francisco, Calif. A 1989 graduate of San Jose State, he majored in social studies. John and Dana have two sons, William and Jason, and reside in Pleasanton, Calif. 6 2011-12 San Jose State University Women’s Golf Record Book Coaching Staff Dana Dormann Assistant Coach 8th Season at SJSU Dana Dormann begins her eighth season as the associate head coach. Dor- mann played on the San Jose State University women's golf teams during the 1985 through 1988 seasons. She was a member of the Spartans' 1987 NCAA Championship team. Dormann was a four-time tournament winner: the 1987 Pa- cific Coast Athletic Association "Player of the Year" and a three-time All-Amer- ican. Her 76.46 stroke average for 141 rounds of college competition puts her in the top-10 all-time on the San Jose State list. In the fall of 2011, Dormann was named the Coach of the Year for the West- ern Section as selected by the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Teach and Club Profession (T&CP) membership. She was one of five collegiate coaches selected for the award. Dormann was the 1985 U.S. Junior and Junior World champion. The win at the U.S. Girls Junior Championship earned her an invitation to the 1986 U.S. Open. The native of Oxnard, Calif., began her professional career on the Women Professional Golfers' Eu- ropean Tour (WPGET). In her first LPGA event, the 1991 Oldsmobile LPGA Classic, she finished in second place. She won the 1992 Las Vegas LPGA International, birdieing her last hole, and won the 1993 McCall's LPGA Classic in Stratton Mountain, Vermont. Dormann was also a member of the 1992 and 1993 U.S. Nicheri Cup teams that competed against teams from Japan. She was the 1993 Most Valuable Golfer of the competition. She was one of five Spartan All-Americans to make the cut at the 2006 U.S. Open after qualifying for her 13th Open of her ca- reer. She won the 2005 LPGA T-and-CP Championship for teaching and club professionals. That win garnered her an invitation to the 2006 LPGA Champi- onship. Retired from the LPGA Tour, she is a teaching professional at the Pleasanton (Calif.) Golf Academy. The Dormann Family (left to right): William, Jason (front), Dana and John. www.sjsuspartans.com 7 Player Biographies OTHER GOLF OPPORTUNITIES: Played at the 2009 Ladies British Open Amateur Championship at Royal St. David’s Golf Club in Wales…advanced to match play after shooting 74-76 to finish at 4-over 150 on the par 73 course…lost in match play to Madeleine Sally Watson.
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