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2019-20 Media Guide (PDF) 2019 UNC Charlotte WGOLF Media Guide Covers.indd 1 10/2/19 4:53 PM Charlotte Women’s Golf 2019-20 Women’s Golf Roster Name Ht. Yr. Hometown / Previous School Madison Barnett 5-2 Sr. Mableton, Ga. (Wofford) Kennedy Carroll 5-3 Fr. Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Bishop England HS) Jillian Farrell 5-7 Jr. Dumbarton, Scotland (Dumbarton Academy) Cecilie Finne-Ipsen 5-4 So. Ballerup, Denmark (Oesterhoejskolen) Ashley Fowler 5-8 Jr. Heidelberg, Germany (Englishches Institute) Mary Kate Hiller 5-8 RSo. Vero Beach, Fla. (Vero Beach HS) Siarra Stout 5-6 Jr. Franklin, Tenn. (Franklin HS) Ellinor Sudow 5-9 Jr. Lerberget, Sweden (ProCivitas Privata Gym) Tasa Torbica 5-9 Fr. Nova Gorica, Slovenia (Gimnazija) Head Coach: Holly Clark (3rd Season) Assistant Coach: Nic Robinson (3rd Season) 2019-20 Tournament Schedule Date Event City Host_______ September 16-17 Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate Knoxville, Tenn. Tennessee 20-22 Mason Rudolph Championship Franklin, Tenn. Vanderbilt October 4-6 Yale Women’s Intercollegiate New Haven, Conn. Yale 11-13 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational Chapel Hill, N.C. North Carolina November 4-5 Idle Hour Collegiate Macon, Ga. Mercer February 24-25 The Gold Rush Seal Beach, Calif. Long Beach State March 14-15 Valspar Augusta Invitational Augusta, Ga. Augusta 19-21 El Tigre Invitational Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Iowa April 5-7 The Bryan National Browns Summit, N.C. Wake Forest 20-22 Conference USA Championship Fort Myers, Fla. C-USA May 11-13 NCAA Regionals One of Four Predetermined Sites NCAA 22-27 NCAA Championship Scottsdale, Ariz. NCAA 2 2019-20 Roster / Schedule Charlotte Women’s Golf Table of Contents Team Information 2019-20 Roster/Schedule ... IFC/2 2018-19 Record ..................................... 79-55-5 2018-19 C-USA Finish ..........................2nd of 12 Contents/Quick Facts ............... 3 Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................... 6/0 Head Coach Holly Clark ............. 4 Assistant Coach Nic Robinson ... 5 Coaching Staff Information Head Coach ........................................Holly Clark Player Bios .......................... 6-21 Office Phone ................................ 704-687-1084 Madison Barnett ................. 6-7 Alma Mater .............................. Tennessee, 2007 Jillian Farrell ........................ 8-9 Record at Charlotte ............................ 118-146-8 Cecilie Finne-Ipsen ...........10-11 Years at Charlotte ....................................3 Years Career Record ....................................... 39-91-3 Ashley Fowler ....................12-13 Career Years ............................................3 Years Mary Kate Hiller ...............14-15 Assistant Coach ..............................Nic Robinson Siarra Stout .......................16-17 Office Phone ............................... 704-687-0475 Ellinor Sudow ....................18-19 Quick Facts Kennedy Carroll ..................... 20 Location ......................... Charlotte, N.C. (28223) Tasa Torbica ........................... 21 Founded ......................................................1946 Enrollment .............................................. 29, 710 2018-19 Season Stats .............. 22 Nickname ................................................... 49ers Conference USA Golf ............... 23 Colors ...................................... Green and White 2018-19 Season Results ..... 24-25 Affiliation .................................. NCAA, Division I All-Time vs. Opponents ........... 26 Conference ............................... Conference USA Chancellor .................................Dr. Philip Dubois All-Time School Records ......... 27 Director of Athletics .............................Mike Hill University Chancellor .............. 28 Sr. Associate A.D. ............................. Ragean Hill Director of Athletics................. 29 Sr. Associate A.D. .......................... Darin Spease Associate A.D./SID ...................Tom Whitestone UNC Charlotte.................... 30-31 Assistant SID, Golf Contact....................Sean Fox Stubblefield Golf Center .... 32-33 SID Phone .................................. (704) 687-1023 2019-20 Schedule ...... Back Cover SID Fax ....................................... (704) 687-4918 Credits and Acknowledgements The 2019-20 Charlotte 49ers Women’s Golf Media Guide is a publication of the 49ers Department of Athletics and is pro- duced by the office of sports information. This publication was edited by Assistant Director of Media Relations Sean Fox with assistance from the 49ers Sports Information office and the entire athletic department. The cover was created by Summit Athletics. Photographers: Sam Roberts (FreezeFrame), Wade Bruton (University Photographer) with contributions from Sara McCormack, Jim Daves, Jeff Mills and the 49ers media relations staff. Table of Contents/Quick Facts 3 Charlotte Women’s Golf Holly Clark Head Coach 3rd Season (Tennessee, 2007) Head Coach Holly Clark was announced as the program’s first-ever leader on November 11, 2015 guiding the start up program through recruiting, expansion of the Stubblefield Golf Center at Rocky River, the first schedule and their inaugural season in 2017-18. Clark, cranking up her second women’s golf program after doing the same at Carson-Newman in Tennessee, comes to Charlotte after being an assistant coach at Vanderbilt. Clark put together another highly successful year with the 49ers in just her second season posting three new school- record rounds and tying two more. Charlotte tied their previous best team round of 287 twice before topping it three times at 280 (Augusta Invitational) along with 281 and 286 both at the C-USA Tournament. After the individual record rounds, the 49ers set a new 54-hole record four different times leading with their 858 at the C-USA Championship finishing as the runner-up. The second place finish at the C-USA Championship (and Brickyard Intercollegiate) established a new top finish overall. The Niners posted 34 individual rounds under par scoring 12 top-10 finishes and half a dozen top-five’s. The new low round of 68 was tied sixtimes by Ellinor Sudow, Cecilie Finne-Ipsen (twice), Ashley Fowler and Siarra Stout (twice). Narrowly missing out on a postseason berth as the “first team out,” Clark helped three different players (Finne-Ipsen, Farrell and Sudow) earn the program’s first player of the week honors as well as three all-conference awards with Finne-Ipsen (first team), Stout (third) and Farrell (Most Improved in C-USA) taking home accolades. Just over a year after the announcement of Clark joining the start-up program, the first commit in Siarra Stout out of Tennessee became the first signee for the program. The inaugural schedule was announced on June 1, 2017 with history officially being made on September 15, 2017. For the first time as a program, the 49ers teed it up at the Mason Rudolph Championship as sophomore transfer Madison Barnett hit the first-ever tee shot for the program. Ashley Fowler led the Niners with a two-over tournament of 71-73-74-218 in the first weekend of action. Less than a week later, Charlotte posted their best team finish of the year and one of five top-10 finishes with a third place spot at the Mary Fossum Invitational in East Lansing, Michigan. In a year of many firsts, Stout earned the program’s first top-five finish with her six-over 222 (74-73-75). The fall schedule wrapped up with a fifth place finish at the Yale Women’s Intercollegiate before 11th at the Cardinal Cup hosted by Louisville completed the first four tournaments of the year. After a tie for 11th opened up the spring schedule in late February during a rain-hampered The Dickson, Charlotte re- wrote the team record books with a second round 291 (+3) followed by a final round 287 (-1) to take home fourth in the River Landing Classic. Both teams scores are now one and two in the young program’s history for best team rounds all-time. The 49ers closed out the inaugural season with a third place finish in the one-day dash of the Bryan Preview before taking home ninth in the Conference USA Championship. Ellinor Sudow led the way at the year-end tournament with a spot tied for 11th going 77-72-74- 223 (+7) at the Verandah Club in Fort Myers, Florida. Prior to Charlotte and in the fall portion of the 2015, Clark has helped the Commodores rack up a pair of top-five finishes including a tie for first in the Las Vegas Intercollegiate just before Halloween. Clark has spent the last six seasons with Vanderbilt. She helped Vanderbilt to four NCAA Championship appearances and six-straight NCAA Regional bids. During her time in Nash- ville, Clark helped coach a two-time SEC Player of the Year, two first-team All-Americans, a NCAA regional champion and a SEC Freshman of the Year. In her first year with the start-up Eagles, Clark guided Carson-Newman to the 2009 South Atlantic Conference Cham- pionship and had an individual earn a NCAA Regional bid in their first year of competition. The Eagles team earned a NCAA Regional berth in the very next season of 2010. In her playing days, Clark was a four-year star at Tennessee helping lead the Volunteers to a 2006 NCAA East Regional championship. In the classroom, Clark earned NGCA Academic All-America honors, Academic All-SEC honors and was named to the All-SEC Good Works team for her community service and giving back efforts. In 2003, Clark led the Morristown West High School Lady Trojans to the 2003 state title as the individual state champion in Tennessee. 4 Head Coach Holly Clark Charlotte Women’s
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