South Dakota State 2009-10 Golf Media Guide

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2009-10 Men’s & Women’s Golf

Brian Bye Kyle Cooper Parker Edens Matthew Erickson Sr., Gayville, S.D. Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D. Fr., Greeley, Colo. So., Dell Rapids, S.D.

Greg Fehrman Justin Jenkins Nolan Meyer David Smith Fr., Rothschild, Wis. Sr., Fargo, N.D. So., Sioux Falls, S.D. Fr., Plymouth, Minn.

Kyle Vandevoort Brian Wynia Katelyn Crown Abby Feehan Sr., Fargo, N.D. So., Sioux Falls, S.D. RFr., Wall, S.D. Jr., Dell Rapids, S.D.

Morgan Fitts Brittany Hanten Whitney Schrader Sydney Sturdevant Fr., Brookings, S.D. So., Goodwin, S.D. Jr., Marshalltown, Iowa Jr., Sioux Falls, S.D.

Rebecca Swords Jared Baszler Steve Klock So., Rosemount, Minn. Head Coach Assistant Coach Table of Contents SEASON INFORMATION...... 2-8 •Men’s Season Preview...... 2 •Women’s Season Preview, SDSU Quick Facts...... 3 •Head Coach Jared Baszler...... 4 •Assistant Coach Steve Klock, Rosters, Spring 2010 Schedules...... 5 •Fall 2009 Men’s Results...... 6 •Fall 2009 Women’s Results...... 7 •2010 Jackrabbit Invitational...... 8 JACKRABBIT MEN’S BIOGRAPHIES...... 9-19 •Brian Bye...... 10 •Justin Jenkins...... 11 •Kyle Vandevoort...... 12 •Matthew Erickson...... 13 •Nolan Meyer...... 14 •Brian Wynia...... 15 •Kyle Cooper...... 16 •Parker Edens...... 17 •Greg Fehrman...... 18 •David Smith...... 19 JACKRABBIT WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHIES...... 20-28 •Abby Feehan...... 21 •Whitney Schrader...... 22 •Sydney Sturdevant...... 23 •Brittany Hanten...... 24 •Rebecca Swords...... 25 •Katelyn Crown...... 26 •Morgan Fitts...... 27 •Rachel Hanigan...... 28 2008-09 RECAPS...... 29-36 •Men’s Results...... 29-30 •2009 Summit League Men’s Golf Championship...... 31 •2009 NCAA Division I Men’s South Central Regional...... 32 •Women’s Results...... 33-34 •2009 Summit League Women’s Golf Championship...... 35 •2008-09 Summit League Men’s and Women’s Season Recap...... 36 JACKRABBIT RECORD BOOK...... 37-47 •Men’s Team Records...... 38 •Men’s Individual Records...... 39-40 •Women’s Team Records...... 41 •Women’s Individual Records...... 42-43 •Men’s All-Time Scoring...... 44 •Women’s All-Time Scoring...... 45 •Men’s and Women’s Career Statistics...... 46 •Men’s and Women’s Awards...... 47 GENERAL INFORMATION...... 48-56 •The Summit League...... 48 •Brookings Country Club...... 49 •Administration...... 50 •About South Dakota State University...... 51-56 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 1 Men’s Season Preview

After losing its top senior class in the NCAA season at 77.46 in 13 rounds. He posted his the Cleveland State Invitational — he com- Division I-era, the South Dakota State men’s first career top-25 in the season-opening peted as an individual and tied for 26th with golf team struggled during the fall season. Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska), tying for a 157 (77-80) total. However, with a young core of talent gaining 23rd at 221 (75-74-72). “After struggling with his driver in preseason experience, the future could be bright for the The Jacks brought in four freshmen for the qualifying, Kyle came on strong later in the Jackrabbits. 2009-10 campaign, and three of them — fall,” said Baszler. “If he can learn how to “As a whole, the team fell below our expec- Parker Edens, David Smith and Kyle Cooper steady his rounds, he has the potential to tations,” said head coach Jared Baszler. “We — saw some time right away. have a very successful Jackrabbit career.” knew replacing our three graduating seniors Smith, a U.S. Amateur qualifier over the Cooper averaged 76.50 in five rounds. (Trent Peterson, Geoff Mead and Tim Kalil) summer, performed well in his college debut Sophomore Brian Wynia saw some more would be tough, but we soon realized how at the Fairway Club Invitational. The time in the fall. He competed in three events hard it was really going to be. Plymouth, Minn., native, who was competing and compiled a scoring average of 79.86 in “Our lack of experience and mental tough- as an individual, finished in a tie for 14th seven rounds. His best finish was a tie for ness made it hard to post any solid team after shooting 218 (74-71-73). 33rd at the Jim Colbert Intercollegiate, where scores. (But) we were able to get a lot of dif- “David rode his success from the summer he shot 157 (75-82) while competing as an ferent guys some experience this fall, which into the first tournament at Nebraska, which individual. will be beneficial in the near future.” was great to see,” Baszler commented. “He, Sophomore Matthew Erickson competed in Seniors Justin Jenkins and Kyle Vandevoort along with the entire freshman class, is a criti- two events, posting an 81.40 average in five are the veterans on this year’s roster, with cal component to the future of our program, rounds. Erickson broke the 240-mark for the Jenkins having played 81 career rounds and and he was able to gain some valuable expe- first time in his career at the D.A. Weibring Vandevoort 57. rience this fall.” Intercollegiate, where he fired 239 (79-81- In the fall, Jenkins reached a career mile- Smith competed in three events, compiling 79). stone at the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate a scoring average of 78.13 in eight rounds. SDSU shot its low 18- (301), 36- (606) (Illinois State), posting his 10th career top- He shot the lowest 18- (71), 36- (145) and and 54-hole (908) team scores at the Fairway 25. He tied for 17th in the event with a 226 54-hole (218) scores amongst the Jackrabbit Club Invitational. The Jacks’ top finish — ninth (76-76-74) total. Jenkins played in every players in the fall season, and also had the place — came at the Jim Colbert event in the fall, recording a team-leading best individual finish. Intercollegiate the following week. SDSU had 77.00 average in 13 rounds. He had a pair of Edens established himself as a regular on a fall scoring average of 310.46 in 13 rounds. top-25s. SDSU’s five-man tournament roster, compet- Baszler hopes to see a “tougher” team on “Justin came in and did what he needed to ing in every event while carding a 78.31 scor- the golf course in the spring. do,” Baszler noted. “He had a number of ing average in 13 rounds. His best finish of “It will take everyone on the team getting rounds that could have been much lower. If he the season also came at the Fairway Club themselves ready to play,” he said. “We need can figure out how to make a few more putts Invitational, where he tied for 23rd with to learn to be tougher on the golf course dur- and birdies, his scoring average will go down Meyer at 221 (73-76-72). ing competition, as well as practice. Toughness considerably.” “Parker came in and showed us he was isn’t a term you often hear in golf, but that is Vandevoort struggled a bit in the fall, card- ready to play during our preseason qualifying precisely what we need to adapt going for- ing an 80.50 average in 10 rounds. His best rounds and throughout the fall tournament ward.” finish, a tie for 45th, came at the Jim Colbert schedule,” Baszler said. “His putter let him The Jacks have five scheduled events in the Intercollegiate (Kansas State), where he shot down later in the fall and kept him from hav- fall, plus the annual Dakota Cup. 164 (87-77). ing a great fall season.” The SDSU men’s and women’s golf teams Jenkins (76.48) and Vandevoort (78.18) are Cooper played in a pair of events in the fall, are hosting the inaugural Jackrabbit fifth and sixth, respectively, on the school’s and just missed finishing in the top-25 in Invitational, to be held March 15-16 at all-time scoring list. both. He tied for 19th at the season-ending Primm Valley Golf Club in Primm, Nev. The Sophomore Nolan Meyer had the second- Bill Ross Intercollegiate after shooting 227 men are playing the 7,065-yard, par-71 best scoring average in the first half of the (81-72-74). In the third event of the fall — Desert Course. (See Page 9)

100 copies of the 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Media Guide were produced by Sean Welsh and the SDSU Sports Information Service at a cost of $5.08 per copy. Photos and cover art credited to Stephen Brua, SDSU Sports Information. 2 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Women’s Season Preview

The South Dakota State women’s golf team “The transition to college golf was a bit easier rewrote the school’s Division I recordbook during because of her length off the tee, but she still has SDSU Quick Facts the fall season, posting the lowest 18- (303), a lot to learn.” 36- (614) and 54-hole (935) scores during the SDSU used the same five golfers in every School Information Xavier International at LPGA International on event, as junior Whitney Schrader, and sopho- Oct. 9-11. In five events, the Jackrabbits posted a mores Rebecca Swords and Brittany Hanten Location: Brookings, SD scoring average of 317.73, nearly six shots better joined Sturdevant and Fitts in the line-up. Founded: February 21, 1881 than the single-season school record of 323.68. Schrader, who has never missed an event as a Enrollment: 12,376 (fall 2009) “I’m very excited about how the women came Jackrabbit and has played 64 career rounds, Colors: Blue and Yellow out this year and really improved from the year came on strong late in the fall and posted a scor- Nickname: Jackrabbits before,” said head coach Jared Baszler. “I attrib- ing average of 82.53 in 15 rounds. She finished ute that improvement to being more experi- in the top-40 in her final two events in the fall. Affiliation: NCAA Division I enced, more consistent and adding a talented “Whitney’s lower scores later in the year were a Conference: The Summit League freshman — Morgan Fitts. big reason our team was much more consistent President: Dr. David Chicoine “Setting school records and being on pace for a throughout the fall,” Baszler said. “Whitney Alma Mater, Year: SDSU, 1969 record team average is a step in the right direc- worked hard this summer on her short game and Director of Athletics: Justin Sell tion. (But) we all would still like to see our team she’s starting to see some results.” finish higher in our tournaments, so we still have Swords has the ability to go deep, as evi- Alma Mater, Year: Bowling Green, 1991 a lot of hard work ahead of us.” denced by her 2-over-par 74 in the second round Sports Information The Jacks also posted some other all-time top- of the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational Sports Information Director: Jason Hove 10 performances during the fall campaign — (Nebraska). However, she struggled with consis- Office Phone: (605) 688-4623 54-hole score, 941 (2nd) and 959 (tie-7th); 36- tency in the fall and ended up with an 80.93 hole score, 629 (tie-4th) and 639 (tie-9th); and average. Hanten posted six sub-80 rounds (two E-mail: [email protected] 18-hole score, 311 (tie-8th) twice. 78s and four 79s) and ended up with an 81.27 Asst. SID: Ryan Sweeter Despite the low scores, SDSU’s best finish was average. Office Phone: (605) 688-4822 an eighth-place showing at the season-ending “Rebecca and Brittany both came through with E-mail: [email protected] Ross Resorts Invitational (Rollins College) on Oct. some low rounds this fall, but also had some Grad. Asst. SID: Chris McKeown 26-27, where the Jacks shot 964 (318-321- higher rounds that we had to throw out,” Baszler 325). When they broke the 54-hole scoring said. “Both of them need to shore-up their ball Office Phone: (605) 688-4623 record in consecutive tournaments, the Jacks fin- striking, and in turn their scores will begin to E-mail: [email protected] ished tied for eighth out of 15 teams at the come down and level off. General Information Payne Stewart Memorial and tied for ninth in a “That aspect is important if we want to consis- Mailing Address: SDSU Box 2820, 15-team field at the Xavier International. tently break the 310 mark for a team score.” Individually, a pair of SDSU golfers managed Swords recorded her second career top-25, a Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center, sub-80 averages in the fall season — junior tie for 25th, at the Payne Stewart Memorial. Brookings, SD 57006-1497 Sydney Sturdevant and freshman Morgan Fitts. Hanten’s best finish was a tie for 45th at the Overnight Address: 11th Street & 16th Sturdevant, who posted a team-best average same event. Avenue, Brookings, SD 57006-1497 of 81.63 in 2008-09, is leading SDSU again this Junior Abby Feehan competed in a pair of Fax Number: (605) 688-5999 season with a 79.00 average in 15 rounds. events as an individual, posting an 87.17 scoring Sturdevant posted her first career top-10 at the average in six rounds. Main Office: (605) 688-5625 Payne Stewart Memorial, where she shot 229 SDSU added Rachel Hanigan, a junior transfer Ticket Office: 1-866-GO-JACKS (81-75-73), the fourth-lowest 54-hole score in from the University of Nebraska, to the Spring Website: www.GOJACKS.com school history. Her final-round 73 is also the 2010 roster. Hanigan, an academic All-American fourth lowest all-time at SDSU. in 2009, had a scoring average of 81.39 in 38 6,022-yard, par-72 Lakes Course. (See Page 9) “She is a very steady player whose strongest rounds as a Husker. She had one career top-25. “The team is very excited about hosting our own asset is the ability to manage a round of golf, so The Jacks have four scheduled events in the event in a warm climate like the Las Vegas area,” her scores are never too high,” said Baszler. fall, plus the annual Dakota Cup. Baszler said. “We have a strong women’s field The long-hitting Fitts picked up right where she “Getting off to a good start is important, but so coming in for our Jackrabbit Invitational, so we are left off in high school, carding a 79.93 average is maintaining momentum during the spring sea- looking forward to putting on a first-class event. in 15 rounds. Her best finish was a tie for 27th son,” Baszler added. “The weather conditions are “Most exciting is that we will be able to take all at the Ross Resorts Invitational, where she shot never great, so staying mentally strong and con- the players on our roster, so everyone will have a 240 (76-83-81). fident is just as important as getting out to the chance to represent SDSU. Being able to go out “Morgan was a key addition to our program course and practicing.” a week early to prepare for our event is critical to this year, and she has the potential to accomplish The SDSU men’s and women’s golf teams are getting a jump start on the entire spring season.” a lot during her career as a Jackrabbit,” Baszler hosting the inaugural Jackrabbit Invitational, to Sturdevant, Fitts, Swords and Schrader com- noted. “She was able to come in right away as a be held March 15-16 at Primm Valley Golf Club bined to post 14 top-10 scoring performances in freshman and contribute to our team’s success. in Primm, Nev. The women are playing the the fall. 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 3 Head Coach Jared Baszler Jared Baszler (pronounced school record since the team moved to Division I. BAYZ-ler) enters his seventh Baszler has also worked hard to turn around the women’s season as head coach of both program through solid recruiting. The roster featured just four the men's and women's golf players during the Spring 2007 season, however, the number teams at South Dakota State quickly grew to eight in 2007-08 and 12 in 2008-09. This University. year’s squad features eight players. After coaching on a part- The Jacks struggled a bit last year, but managed a fifth- time basis for five years, place finish at The Summit League Women’s Golf Baszler was promoted to a full- Championship, following a runner-up finish the year before. time position on Aug. 5, 2008. During the Fall 2009 season, SDSU broke the school He helped the Jacks through records for 18- (303), 36- (614) and 54-hole (935) scores. the transition to Division I and Both teams again excelled off the golf course in 2008-09, into their first year of postseason eligibility last season. producing 10 academic all-conference student-athletes (five The Jackrabbit men had a successful 2008-09 season under women and five men), three Commissioner’s List of Academic Baszler, winning four tournaments — the only Division I victo- Excellence recipients and two academic All-Americans. ries in school history — and breaking numerous records. SDSU Peterson, a Byron Nelson Award finalist, again received the won the Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska), Cleveland State Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar Award, while Invitational and Santa Clara Invitational during the fall season, Amanda Rosol repeated as a member of the Division I before taking home the first-place hardware at the Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team. Both players Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) in the spring. SDSU were seniors. Peterson was also on the ESPN The Magazine tied for third at The Summit League Men’s Golf Championship. Academic All-District At-Large First Team. Additionally, the Jacks broke all Additionally, the men made the the major school records, including Golf Coaches Association of America season scoring average (295.59), All-Academic Team in 2009 after and low 18- (280), 36- (566) and posting a GPA of 3.0 or higher. 54-hole (857) scores. Baszler earned Midwest SDSU graduated its best class Conference medalist honors two since moving to Division I — Trent times (1999 and 2002) during his Peterson, Geoff Mead and Tim collegiate playing career at Grinnell Kalil. Peterson, who was named College (Iowa). He also earned team The Summit League Men’s Golfer most valuable player honors three of the Year and also made the times (1999, 2000 and 2002), PING All-Central Region Team, before earning a bachelor’s degree became the first Jackrabbit to in computer science in 2002. qualify for NCAA DI postseason During his prep career at De play when he was selected as an Smet High School, Baszler quali- at-large pick for the South Central fied for the state Class B tourna- Regional. Peterson and Mead had ment five times, earning runner-up two individual victories apiece honors as a freshman. Baszler over the past two seasons and are helped lead De Smet to the Class the only Jacks in school history to B state team title his junior year, post DI wins. Peterson and Mead, while also competing on three who were both first-team all- state runner-up teams. league performers in 2009, also Baszler got married over the hold every season and career summer (July 2009) to wife, Ashley.

4 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Assistant Coach Steve Klock Steve Klock enters his third year During the 2005-06 season, Klock posted five top-25s and a as an assistant coach for both the scoring average of 75.43 in 23 rounds. He took 11th at the men’s and women’s golf teams at NCAA Division I Independent Championships. As a sophomore South Dakota State after having a in 2004-05, the school's first at the Division I level, Klock had four-year playing career at SDSU. a 76.69 scoring average in 26 rounds. Klock is also a teaching profes- Klock was named honorable mention to both the 2004-05 sional in Sioux Falls. and 2005-06 Division I All-Independent golf teams. As a senior at SDSU in 2006-07, Klock's name can be seen in several areas of the school's Klock had three top-25 finishes, Division I career record book. He is third in rounds played (72), including one top-10. His career-best finish was a tie for ninth fourth in scoring average (75.86) and top-25s (12), and tied at the Fort Lauderdale Spring Classic. In 23 rounds, he posted for fourth in top-10s (3). a scoring average of 75.35, which is the ninth-best mark by a Klock, a native of Sioux Falls, graduated from Lincoln High Jackrabbit since the move to Division I. School, where he was team captain and MVP his final two seasons. Rosters and Spring 2010 Schedules MEN WOMEN Name Yr. Hometown Name Yr. Hometown Brian Bye Sr. Gayville, S.D. Katelyn Crown RFr. Wall, S.D. Kyle Cooper Fr. Sioux Falls, S.D. Abby Feehan Jr. Dell Rapids, S.D. Parker Edens Fr. Greeley, Colo. Morgan Fitts Fr. Brookings, S.D. Matthew Erickson So. Dell Rapids, S.D. Rachel Hanigan Jr. Dunlap, Iowa Greg Fehrman Fr. Rothschild, Wis. Brittany Hanten So. Goodwin, S.D. Justin Jenkins Sr. Fargo, N.D. Whitney Schrader Jr. Marshalltown, Iowa Nolan Meyer So. Sioux Falls, S.D. Sydney Sturdevant Jr. Sioux Falls, S.D. David Smith Fr. Plymouth, Minn. Rebecca Swords So. Rosemount, Minn. Kyle Vandevoort Sr. Fargo, N.D. Brian Wynia So. Sioux Falls, S.D. March 15-16 — Jackrabbit Invitational March 15-16 — Jackrabbit Invitational •Primm, Nev. (See Page 9) •Primm, Nev. (See Page 9) March 29-30 — Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic (Wichita State) March 26-27 — Cincinnati Spring Invitational •Wichita, Kan. •Crystal River, Fla. April 12-13 — UMB Bank - Mizzou Tiger Intercollegiate April 5-6 — Cowgirl Invitational (Wyoming) •Columbia, Mo. •Phoenix, Ariz. April 17-18 — Hawkeye Intercollegiate (Iowa) April 19-20 — The Summit League Women’s Golf Championship •Iowa City, Iowa •Tulsa, Okla. April 26-27 — The Summit League Men’s Golf Championship May 1-2 — Dakota Cup •St. George, Utah •Morton, Minn. May 1-2 — Dakota Cup May 6-8 — NCAA Division I Women’s Regionals •Morton, Minn. •TBA May 20-22 — NCAA Division I Men’s Regionals May 18-21 — 29th NCAA Division I Women’s Golf Championships •TBA •Country Club of Landfall; Wilmington, N.C.

June 1-6 — 113th NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championships (Schedules subject to change) •The Honors Course; Chattanooga, Tenn. 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 5 Fall 2009 Men’s Results Date Event Location Score Result Sept. 14-15 Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Nebraska City, Neb. 305-301-302—908 11th of 12 tie-23. Nolan Meyer, 75-74-72—221 tie-23. Parker Edens, 73-76-72—221 45. Justin Jenkins, 78-73-75—226 tie-66. Brian Wynia, 79-78-83—240 WD. Kyle Vandevoort, WD-WD-WD—WD #tie-14. David Smith, 74-71-73—218 Sept. 21-22 Jim Colbert Intercollegiate (Kansas State) Manhattan, Kan. 338-303—641 9th of 9 tie-29. Parker Edens, 82-74—156 tie-42. Nolan Meyer, 80-82—162 tie-45. Kyle Vandevoort, 87-77—164 tie-49. Justin Jenkins, 89-76—165 tie-51. David Smith, 92-76—168 #tie-33. Brian Wynia, 75-82—157 Sept. 28-29 Cleveland State Invitational Avon, Ohio 308-329—637 10th of 12 tie-17. Justin Jenkins, 79-76—155 tie-26. Nolan Meyer, 75-82—157 tie-44. Brian Wynia, 77-85—162 tie-49. Parker Edens, 77-86—163 66. Kyle Vandevoort, 85-87—172 *tie-26. Kyle Cooper, 77-80—157 *tie-58. Matthew Erickson, 86-82—168 Oct. 11-12 D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate (Illinois State) Normal, Ill. 306-305-307—918 tie-10th of 15 tie-17. Justin Jenkins, 76-76-74—226 tie-26. Nolan Meyer, 77-75-76—228 tie-48. Kyle Vandevoort, 79-75-78—232 tie-54. Parker Edens, 74-79-81—234 tie-72. Matthew Erickson, 79-81-79—239 Oct. 19-20 Bill Ross Intercollegiate (UMKC) Kansas City, Mo. 322-303-307—932 10th of 13 tie-19. Kyle Cooper, 81-72-74—227 tie-27. Justin Jenkins, 76-76-77—229 tie-56. Nolan Meyer, 84-77-78—239 tie-56. David Smith, 83-78-78—239 tie-62. Parker Edens, 82-78-84—244 #tie-52. Kyle Vandevoort, 79-76-82—237

#competed as individual

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Brian Bye 0 0 — — — — — — — — Kyle Cooper 25 384 76.50 72 153 227 01tie-19th Parker Edens 5 13 1,018 78.31 72 149 221 01tie-23rd Matthew Erickson 25 407 81.40 79 160 239 00tie-58th Greg Fehrman 0 0 — — — — — — — — Justin Jenkins 5 13 1,001 77.00 73 151 226 (2) 02tie-17th (2) Nolan Meyer 5 13 1,007 77.46 72 149 221 01tie-23rd David Smith 38 625 78.13 71 145 218 01tie-14th Kyle Vandevoort 5 10 805 80.50 75 154 232 00tie-45th Brian Wynia 37 559 79.86 75 157 (2) 240 00tie-33rd Individual Totals 5 74 5,806 78.46 71 145 218 06tie-17th (2) TEAM 5 13 4,036 310.46 301 606 908 — — 9th 6 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Fall 2009 Women’s Results

Date Event Location Score Result Sept. 14-15 Chip-n-Club Invitational (Nebraska) Lincoln, Neb. 328-312-319—959 13th of 14 47. Brittany Hanten, 81-78-78—237 tie-52. Rebecca Swords, 85-74-80—239 60. Sydney Sturdevant, 83-79-79—241 tie-61. Morgan Fitts, 79-81-82—242 tie-77. Whitney Schrader, 85-83-88—256 #76. Abby Feehan, 84-91-80—255 Sept. 21-22 Payne Stewart Memorial (Missouri State) Springfield, Mo. 318-311-312—941 tie-8th of 15 tie-9. Sydney Sturdevant, 81-75-73—229 tie-25. Rebecca Swords, 78-75-81—234 tie-33. Morgan Fitts, 75-82-79—236 tie-45. Brittany Hanten, 84-79-79—242 72. Whitney Schrader, 90-84-81—255 Oct. 9-11 Xavier International at LPGA International Daytona Beach, Fla. 303-311-321—935 tie-9th of 15 tie-34. Sydney Sturdevant, 76-78-78—232 tie-34. Morgan Fitts, 77-75-80—232 44. Rebecca Swords, 75-82-78—235 toe-59. Whitney Schrader, 75-79-89—243 tie-62. Brittany Hanten, 80-79-85—244 Sept. 17-18 Hawkeye Intercollegiate (Iowa) Iowa City, Iowa 322-320-325—967 12th of 13 tie-33. Sydney Sturdevant, 81-79-79—239 tie-39. Whitney Schrader, 84-78-79—241 tie-48. Brittany Hanten, 81-79-84—244 tie-58. Morgan Fitts, 76-84-89—249 tie-70. Rebecca Swords, 89-88-83—260 #tie-73. Abby Feehan, 90-87-91—268 Oct. 26-27 Ross Resorts Invitational (Rollins College) Southern Pines, N.C. 318-321-325—964 8th of 10 tie-27. Morgan Fitts, 76-83-81—240 tie-34. Whitney Schrader, 79-79-85—243 tie-36. Sydney Sturdevant, 84-78-82—244 tie-38. Rebecca Swords, 79-88-79—246 50. Brittany Hanten, 88-81-83—252

#competed as individual

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Katelyn Crown 0 0 — — — — — — — — Abby Feehan 26 523 87.17 80 175 255 00tie-73rd Morgan Fitts 5 15 1,199 79.93 75 (2) 152 232 00tie-27th Brittany Hanten 5 15 1,219 81.27 78 (2) 159 (2) 237 00tie-45th Whitney Schrader 5 15 1,238 82.53 75 154 241 00tie-34th Sydney Sturdevant 5 15 1,185 79.00 73 154 229 11tie-9th Rebecca Swords 5 15 1,214 80.93 74 153 234 01tie-25th Individual Totals 5 81 6,578 81.21 73 152 229 12tie-9th TEAM 5 15 4,766 317.73 303 614 935 — — 8th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 7 Jackrabbit Invitational March 15-16, 2010 Primm Valley Golf Club (Primm, Nev.) Men: Desert Course. Women: Lakes Course.

MEN’S FIELD WOMEN’S FIELD GOLF COURSE INFORMATION Arkansas State Centenary Recipients of 2008-09 Golf Digest 4-1/2 Star Award Cleveland State Cleveland State Tom Fazio designs (Opened May 1998, Feb. 1997) Drake Drake •Desert Course: 7,065 yards, par 71 (Pictured above is the 222-yard, par-3 ninth hole) Loyola (Maryland) Gonzaga •Lakes Course: 6,022 yards, par 72 Nebraska Iowa (Pictured below is the 379-yard, par-4 15th hole) North Dakota Kennesaw State North Dakota State Missouri State Northern Iowa North Dakota State Oakland Northern Iowa Oral Roberts Oakland South Dakota Oral Roberts South Dakota State South Dakota Southern Utah South Dakota State UMKC Southern Utah Western Illinois UMKC Youngstown State Wyoming Photos courtesy of Primm Valley Golf Club

8 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Player Biographies

SDSU Men

(Back row, from left) Head Coach Jared Baszler, Brian Wynia, Kyle Vandevoort, Brian Bye, Greg Fehrman, Nolan Meyer; (front row) David Smith, Matthew Erickson, Justin Jenkins, Parker Edens and Kyle Cooper.

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 9 Brian Bye Senior Gayville, S.D. Gayville-Volin High School Major: Ag Business

Fall 2009 (senior) Did not compete. 2008-09 (junior) Was one of four Jackrabbits to earn two points during SDSU's 15-1/2 to 8-1/2 victory over North Dakota State at the Dakota Cup ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. 2007-08 (sophomore) Transferred to South Dakota State from the University of South Dakota ... placed 26th in the Erv Kaiser Invitational after a 250 (89- 78-83) total ... also competed as an individual in a dual at Methodist College ... had a season scoring average of 87.5 in four rounds ... named to The Summit League Academic All-Conference Team. Before SDSU Competed at the University of South Dakota as a freshman in 2006-07, placing 12th in the North Central Conference meet in the fall ... won the South Dakota Class B state high school title in 2006 ... placed fifth at state in 2005 ... placed in the top-25 at the South Dakota Golf Association Men’s Amateur Championship in 2005, 2006 and 2007.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2007-08 24350 87.50 78 167 250 0026th 2008-09 0 0 — — — — — — — — Fall 09 0 0 — — — — — — — — Totals 24350 87.50 78 167 250 0026th

10 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Justin Jenkins Senior Fargo, N.D. Oak Grove High School Major: Economics

Fall 2009 (senior) Competed in all five events, compiling a scoring average of 77.00 in 13 rounds ... had a pair of top-25 finishes, tying for 17th at the Cleveland State Invitational (79-76—155) and the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate (76-76-74—226) ... enters the spring season third in rounds played (81), and fifth in top-25s (10) and scoring average (76.48) in the school’s all-time recordbook. 2008-09 (junior) Competed in eight events, posting a scoring average of 76.72 in 21 rounds ... had his first career top-10, a tie for eighth, at the Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate, where he shot 232 (78-76-78) ... shot a season-low 54- hole score of 229 on two occasions, including at the Cleveland State Invitational and the Colorado-Stevinson Ranch Invitational ... had a season-low 36-hole score of 146 ... shot a pair of 72s on the year ... finished tied for 37th at The Summit League Championships, carding a three-round total of 231 (83-76-72) ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. During the summer of 2009, made it to the quarterfinals at the Pine To Palm Tournament in Detroit Lakes, Minn. 2007-08 (sophomore) Had a scoring average of 76.8 in 24 rounds ... best finish of the season was a tie for 21st at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational, where he carded a three- day total of 232, including a season-low 71 in the second round ... while competing as an individual, posted the lowest Jackrabbit score — an even- par 72 — in a dual at Methodist College ... fired a season-low 222 (73-76- 73) at the season-opening Mid-Pines Intercollegiate (Boston College) ... tied for 24th at The Summit League Championships with a 227 (75-79- 73) total ... named to The Summit League Academic All-Conference team. During the summer, won a U.S. Open Local Qualifier in Sioux Falls. 2006-07 (freshman) Had a scoring average of 75.7 in 23 rounds ... best finish of the season was a tie for 12th at the John Dallio Memorial, where he shot a career-low 54-hole score of 219 (71-77-71) ... shot a career-low 71 on three occasions ... posted four top-25s. Before SDSU Won the North Dakota Class B state high school title in 2004 and 2006, and was runner-up in 2003 and 2005 ... part of state-title team in 2005 ... four-time all-region pick ... won the 2005 regional championship with a round of 66 ... qualified for the National Big “I” Junior Classic three times and took 13th in 2005 ... once tied for first at the regional championship with teammate Kyle Vandevoort. CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2006-07 8 23 1,741 75.70 71 (3) 145 219 04tie-12th 2007-08 9 24 1,842 76.75 72 (2) 149 222 02tie-21st 2008-09 8 21 1,611 76.72 72 (2) 146 229 (2) 12tie-8th Fall 09 5 13 1,001 77.00 73 151 226 (2) 02tie-17th (2) Totals 30 81 6,195 76.48 71 (3) 145 219 1 10 tie-8th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 11 Kyle Vandevoort Senior Fargo, N.D. Oak Grove High School Major: Economics

Fall 2009 (senior) Competed in all five events, compiling a scoring average of 80.50 in 10 rounds ... best finish of tied for 45th came at the Jim Colbert Intercollegiate, where he shot 164 (87-77) ... enters the spring season sixth in top-25s (7) and scoring average (78.18), and seventh in rounds played (57) in the school’s all-time recordbook. 2008-09 (junior) Competed in 10 events, posting a season scoring average of 76.73 in 26 rounds ... posted his first career top-10 — a seventh- place finish — at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois), where he shot 152 (78-74) ... shot a season-low 54- hole score of 226 at the Santa Clara Invitational ... shot a career- low 18-hole score of 72 twice ... fired a season low 36-hole score of 148 on three occasions ... tied for 24th at The Summit League Championships with a score of 225 (74-76-75) ... recorded five top-25s, including one top-10. During the summer of 2009, tied for ninth at the North Dakota Golf Association Men's Amateur. 2007-08 (sophomore) Posted a scoring average of 78.8 in 16 rounds ... while competing as an individual, tied for 14th for his best finish of the season at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational, where he shot rounds of 76, 77 and 75 for a 228 total ... shot a season-low 75 on three occassions, including the final round of The Summit League Championships, where he tied for 28th at 229 (77-77-75) ... two top-25 finishes. 2006-07 (freshman) Had a scoring average of 82 during two events in the spring season ... low round of the season was an 81 at the Fort Lauderdale Spring Classic, where he tied for 50th. Before SDSU Went to four consecutive North Dakota Class B state high school tournaments, where he won as a freshman, placed fourth as a sophomore and junior, and took ninth as a senior ... helped his team to the state title in 2003 ... won the Fargo World All-City Tournament in 2003 ... posted a top-20 finish at the Future Collegians World Tour ... three-time all-stater ... once tied for first at the region tournament with teammate Justin Jenkins ... received the Steve Weidner Golf Scholarship.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2006-07 25396 79.20 74 154 232 00tie-50th 2007-08 6 16 1,260 78.75 75 (3) 153 228 02tie-14th 2008-09 10 26 1,995 76.73 72 (2) 148 (3) 226 157th Fall 09 5 10 805 80.50 75 154 232 00tie-45th Totals 23 57 4,456 78.18 72 (2) 148 (3) 226 177th

12 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Matthew Erickson Sophomore Dell Rapids, S.D. Dell Rapids St. Mary High School Major: Economics

Fall 2009 (sophomore) Competed in two events, posting a scoring average of 81.40 in five rounds ... shot a career-low 54-hole score of 239 (79-81-79) while tying for 72nd at the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate. 2008-09 (freshman) Competed in two events, posting a scoring average of 82 in five rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 30th at the Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake), where he shot 246 (86-81-79) while competing as an individual ... shot a season-low 77 during a dual against Nebraska ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. During the summer of 2009, teamed with SDSU teammate Nolan Meyer to take second in the South Dakota Golf Association Two-Man Championship ... tied for ninth at the SDGA Amateur Championship ... made a hole-in-one during the Round of 16 at the SDGA Match Play Championship. 2007-08 Redshirted Before SDSU Five-time letterwinner and all-conference selection at Dell Rapids St. Mary’s High School ... won the South Dakota Class B state high school title by 10 strokes in 2007 while leading his team to a runner-up finish ... took second at state and was named an all-state player in 2005 and 2006 ... only golfer in DRSM history, boy or girl, to win a state title ... played in four state tournaments ... runner- up at Dakota Valley Conference Tournament in 2005 and 2007 ... placed in top-20 in three Callaway PGA Junior Series National Tournaments in 2006 ... member of National Honor Society.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 25410 82.00 77 164 246 00tie-30th Fall 09 25407 81.40 79 160 239 00tie-58th Totals 4 10 817 81.70 77 160 239 00tie-30th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 13 Nolan Meyer Sophomore Sioux Falls, S.D. Harrisburg High School Major: Undecided

Fall 2009 (sophomore) Competed in all five events and had a scoring average of 77.46 in 13 rounds ... tallied first career top-25 after finishing tied for 23rd at the season-opening Fairway Club Invitational, where he also shot career-low 18- (72), 36- (149) and 54-hole (221) scores. 2008-09 (freshman) Competed in two events, posting a scoring average of 76.17 in six rounds during the fall season ... scoring average ranked as the fourth best on the team ... had a season-best finish of tied for 39th at the Cleveland State Invitational, where he shot 229 (76-74-79) ... shot a season- low 228 at the Kansas Fall Invitational ... shot a season-best 18-hole score of 74 twice. During the summer of 2009, teamed with SDSU teammate Matthew Erickson to place second in the South Dakota Golf Association Two- Man Championship. Before SDSU Won the South Dakota Class B state high school tournament as a freshman at Harrisburg High School to become the first and only state golf champion in school history, boy or girl ... over his final three years of high school, posted three consecutive top-5 finishes, including a tie for fifth as a senior, in the Class A state tournament ... won his age division at the 2004 South Dakota Golf Association Boys Junior Championship ... during the summer of 2007, turned in two top-5 finishes at national tournaments, including a second-place finish at the Future Collegians World Tour event in Castle Rock, Colo., earning a spot on the FCWT U.S. Team that played in Scotland in July 2007.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 26457 76.17 74 (2) 150 (2) 228 00tie-39th Fall 09 5 13 1,007 77.85 72 149 221 01tie-23rd Totals 7 19 1,464 77.05 72 149 221 01tie-23rd

14 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Brian Wynia Sophomore Sioux Falls, S.D. Roosevelt High School Major: Pre-Med/Biology

Fall 2009 (sophomore) Competed in three events and tallied a scoring average of 79.86 in seven rounds ... best finish of the season was a tie for 33rd at the Jim Colbert Intercollegiate, where he shot 157 (75-82) while competing as an individual. 2008-09 (freshman) Competed in four events, posting a scoring average of 78.5 in 10 rounds ... had a season-best finish of 14th while competing as an individual at the Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake), where he shot 236 (84-75-77) ... carded a season-low 54- hole score of 229 at the Kansas Fall Invitational ... shot a season-low 18-hole score of 74 ... shot a season-low 36-hole score of 150 ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. Before SDSU Four-year letterwinner at Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School ... at the South Dakota Class AA state high school tournament, placed sixth as a senior, third as a junior and 11th as a sophomore ... all- tournament team at state meet as a junior and senior ... won the Mitchell Invitational as a junior ... placed second in the Sioux Falls city meet and seventh in the Greater Dakota Conference meet as a senior ... academic all-state as a sophomore, junior and senior.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 4 10 785 78.50 74 150 229 0114th Fall 09 37559 79.86 75 157 (2) 240 00tie-33rd Totals 7 17 1,344 79.06 74 150 229 0114th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 15 Kyle Cooper Freshman Sioux Falls, S.D. Washington High School Major: Entrepreneurial Studies

Fall 2009 (freshman) Competed in two events and had a scoring average of 76.50 in five rounds ... posted a top-25 in the final event of the fall — the Bill Ross Intercollegiate — where he tied for 19th at 227 (81-72-74) ... tied for 26th at the Cleveland State Invitational, shooting 157 (77-80) while competing as an individual. Before SDSU Placed seventh at the South Dakota Golf Association Men's Amateur Championship in August 2009 ... following the summer of 2008, was the top-ranked junior golfer in South Dakota, according to the National Junior Golf Scoreboard ... had seven top-20s in national junior tournaments from 2006-08, including four Callaway PGA Junior Series events, two Pepsi Little Peoples Golf Championships (tie-10th, 2007 and 2008) and one Optimist Invitational Junior Golf Championship (tie-12th, 2008) ... placed third at the SDGA Junior Championship in 2008 and sixth in 2007 ... a six-time letterwinner in high school, earned three all-state and five-all conference honors ... won three Greater Dakota Conference titles ... runner-up at 2007 and 2008 South Dakota Class AA State High School Tournaments, leading the Warriors to the team title both years.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 25384 76.50 72 153 227 01tie-19th Totals 25384 76.50 72 153 227 01tie-19th

16 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Parker Edens Freshman Greeley, Colo. Greeley Central High School Major: Undecided

Fall 2009 (freshman) Competed in all five events as a true freshman, compiling a scoring average of 78.31 in 13 rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 23rd at the season-opening Fairway Club Invitational, where he shot 221 (75-74- 72) ... fired season low 18- (72), 36- (149) and 54-hole (221) scores at the Fairway Club Invite. Before SDSU Four-year letterwinner at Greeley Central High School in Colorado ... three-time Colorado 4A Northern Conference first-team all-league selection (2006-08), and an honorable mention in 2005 ... was an honorable mention on the all-state team in 2007 and 2008 ... qualified for three Colorado Class 4A State High School Golf Tournaments, placing 15th in 2006, tying for fifth in 2007 and finishing 23rd in 2008 ... member of the 2005 Colorado 4A state championship team ... scoring average of 72.15 during his junior season is ranked third all-time at his school ... placed 15th in 2006, second in 2007, ninth in 2008 and 13th in 2009 at the Colorado Junior Boy's Stroke Play Championship ... was a quarterfinalist in the 2007 Colorado Junior Boy's Match Play Championship ... finished fifth at the 2008 Colorado Junior Tournament of Champions ... had a third-place finish in the 2008 Future Collegians World Tour La Cantera Open ... 11th-place finish at the 2007 Callaway PGA Junior Series event at Eisenhower Golf Course in Colorado Springs ... was named to the Greeley Central High School 4.0 honor roll in 2008 ... named to the 2009 U.S. Marine Corps distinguished athlete award winner at his school.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 5 13 1,018 78.31 72 149 221 01tie-23rd Totals 5 13 1,018 78.31 72 149 221 01tie-23rd

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 17 Greg Fehrman Freshman Rothschild, Wis. Schofield D.C. Everest Major: Pre-Dental

Fall 2009 (freshman) Did not compete. Before SDSU A four-time letterwinner in golf, broke his high school’s single-season scoring record afer averaging 72 as a freshman ... three-time all-Valley Conference selection ... all-state in 2008 after winning the Wisconsin Division I Regional Tournament, taking third at the Wisconsin Division I Sectional Tournament and tying for 14th at the Wisconsin Division I State High School Tournament ... won the Division I Regional and the conference meet in 2007 ... second at conference meet in 2006 ... placed 11th in the American Junior Golf Association Junior at Wenatchee and tied for 21st at the AJGA Las Vegas Junior in 2008 ... tied for third at the 2009 AJGA Rush Creek.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 0 0 — — — — — — — — Totals 0 0 — — — — — — — —

18 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf David Smith Freshman Plymouth, Minn. Robbinsdale Cooper High School Major: Biochemistry

Fall 2009 (freshman) Followed up an impressive summer with a solid collegiate debut at the Fairway Club Invitational, where he tied for 14th with a 218 (74-71-73) total while competing as an individual ... had the lowest 18- (71), 36- (145) and 54-hole (218) scores for all Jackrabbits in the fall season and also had the best finish of the fall at the season-opening event ... played in three events and compiled a scoring average of 78.13 in eight rounds. Before SDSU Had a memorable summer, qualifying for a pair of United States Golf Association events, including the pres- tigious U.S. Amateur on Aug. 24-30 at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. Tied for 177th out of 312 players in the seeding round and missed the cut by just six shots after shooting 154 (77-77) ... also qualified for the U.S. Amateur Public Links on July 13-18 at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla. Tied for 136th out of 156 players in the seeding round after shooting 160 (80-80) ... tied for 12th at 2009 Minnesota State Public Links Championship ... a six-time letterwinner in high school golf, was the North Suburban Conference medalist in 2008 ... four-time all-conference pick ... tied for 14th at the Minnesota Class 2A State High School Golf Tournament in 2007 ... in 2008, posted four top-10s at national junior tournaments, including a win at the Future Collegians World Tour The Ridge at Castle Pines Open. Placed sixth at the American Junior Golf Association Preseason Junior at Chicago Southland, and ninth at the AJGA Randy Wise Junior Open and the FCWT St. Andrews Open ... in 2008, second in Player of the Year points on the Minnesota Junior Players Tour after finishing runner-up at the MJPT Tournament of Champions and making it to the semifinals at the MJPT Match Play Championship ... in 2009, tied for second at AJGA John Deere Classic (72-74-66—212) and tied for ninth at AJGA Rush Creek (71-77-75—223) ... National Honor Society member.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 38625 78.13 71 145 218 01tie-14th Totals 38625 78.13 71 145 218 01tie-14th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 19 Player Biographies

SDSU Women

(Back row, from left) Head Coach Jared Baszler, Sydney Sturdevant, Morgan Fitts, Rebecca Swords; (front row) Whitney Schrader, Brittany Hanten, Katelyn Crown and Abby Feehan. Not pictured, Rachel Hanigan.

20 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Abby Feehan Junior Dell Rapids, S.D. Dell Rapids High School Major: Dietetics

Fall 2009 (junior) Competed in two events, compiling a scoring average of 87.17 in six rounds ... shot career-low 18- (80), 36- (175) and 54-hole (255) scores during a tie for 76th at the Chip-n-Club Invitational. 2008-09 (sophomore) Competed in two events as an individual, posting a scoring average of 90.6 in five rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 47th at the Missouri Valley Fall Preview (Drake), shooting a 179 (90- 89) ... tied for 86th at the Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake) with a score of 274 (90-92- 92). During the summer of 2009, tied for 22nd at the South Dakota Golf Association Women's Amateur Championship. 2007-08 (freshman) Competed in five events as an individual during the fall and spring seasons ... had a scoring average of 96.1 in 13 rounds ... shot a season-best 87 at the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational in Lincoln, Neb. ... had a season-best finish of 53rd at the Kenneth Smith Classic in Kansas City, Mo., after posting a 181 (92-89) total ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. Before SDSU Competed in four South Dakota Class A state high school tournaments, winning the individual title in 2007 ... took second individually and helped the team to a runner-up finish at state in 2006 ... Region 2A medalist in 2006 ... Wendy’s High School state nominee. CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2007-08 5 13 1,249 96.08 87 180 268 0053rd 2008-09 25452 90.60 89 179 274 00tie-47th Fall 09 26523 87.17 80 175 255 00tie-73rd Totals 9 24 2,225 92.71 80 175 255 00tie-47th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 21 Whitney Schrader Junior Marshalltown, Iowa Marshalltown High School Major: Economics

SDSU Records Co-holder of the record for rounds played in a season (25). Fall 2009 (junior) Competed in all five events, compiling a scoring average of 82.53 in 15 rounds ... got some momentum going in the final two tournaments, posting back-to-back top-40s ... fired career-low 18- (75) and 36-hole (154) scores while tying for 59th at the Xavier International, where she finished with a 54-hole score of 243 ... shot 243 (79-79-85) during a season-best finish of tied for 34th at the final event of the season — the Ross Resorts Invitational ... enters the spring season third in rounds played (64), sixth in top- 25s (5) and eighth in scoring average (83.25) in the school’s all- time recordbook ... has never missed an event as a Jackrabbit. 2008-09 (sophomore) Only Jackrabbit to compete in all nine events ... posted a scoring average of 83.42 in 24 rounds ... posted a season-best finish of tied for 18th at the Larry Nelson Invitational (Kennesaw State) after shooting a season-low 54-hole score of 241 (79-78-84). Her 36-hole score of 157 at the event was also a season-low ... shot a season-low 77 in the second round of the Cowgirl Classic (Wyoming) ... was the top finisher for SDSU at The Summit League Women's Golf Championship, tying for 20th at 166 (84- 82) ... had three top-25s. During the summer of 2009, tied for 11th in the Iowa Women's Golf Association Amateur Championship. 2007-08 (freshman) Played in each of SDSU’s nine tournaments, posting a scoring average of 83.5 in 25 rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 15th at The Summit League Championships after posting a total of 247 (83-86-78) ... carded a season-best score of 77 during the third round of the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational ... had two top-20 finishes for the year. Before SDSU Placed fifth at the 2007 Class 4A state tournament in Iowa ... medalist in four of the six high school tournaments she competed in during 2006 ... 2006 Class 4A regional champion ... finished sixth at 2005 and 2006 Class 4A state tournaments ... first-team all-conference and first-team all-state in 2006 ... placed fifth at the 2007 Iowa Women’s Golf Association Amateur Tournament ... placed first and broke the tournament scoring record at the Iowa Junior PGA US Cellular Golf Open in 2006 ... placed second at the 2006 Four-State Junior Tournament. CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2007-08 9 25 2,088 83.52 77 160 239 02tie-15th 2008-09 9 24 2,002 83.42 77 157 241 (2) 03tie-18th Fall 09 5 15 1,238 82.53 75 154 241 00tie-34th Totals 23 64 5,328 83.25 75 154 239 05tie-15th

22 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Sydney Sturdevant Junior Sioux Falls, S.D. Lincoln High School Major: Dietetics

Fall 2009 (junior) Led the team with a scoring average of 79.00 in 15 rounds, while also posting some top-10 scoring records ... shot two of the top-10 18-hole scores in school history, including a 1-over-par 73, which is the fourth-best all-time ... posted her first career top-10 at the Payne Stewart Memorial, where she tied for ninth with a 229 (81-75-73) total. The 229 is the fourth-best 54-hole tally in school history ... enters the spring second on the school’s all-time career scoring list with an 80.47 average in 34 rounds. 2008-09 (sophomore) Transferred to South Dakota State from the University of Nebraska ... competed in eight events and led the team with a scoring average of 81.63 in 19 rounds ... had a season-best finish of 11th at the Aztec Fall Classic (San Diego State), where she shot a season-low 36-hole score of 156 (79-77) ... shot a season-low 74 during the final round of the Bulldog and Eagle Women's Invitational (Gonzaga/Eastern Washington), helping SDSU to a school-record 18-hole score of 307. Wound up in a tie for 21st with a season-low 54-hole score of 235 (81-80-74) ... tied for 23rd at The Summit League Women's Golf Championship at 168 (82-86) ... tallied three top-25s ... earned academic all- Summit League recognition and was named to the Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence. During the summer of 2009, tied for 11th at the South Dakota Golf Association Women's Amateur and added a fourth-place finish at the Two-Woman Championship. Before SDSU Had a redshirt season (2006-07) and one year of competition (2007-08) at Nebraska ... as a redshirt freshman, compiled a scoring average of 81.88 in eight rounds (three events) ... had a season-best finish of tied for 46th and a season-low score of 77. During the summer of 2008, teamed with former Nebraska teammate Allison Stewart to win the South Dakota Golf Association Two-Woman Championship. In high school, four-time letterwinner at Sioux Falls Lincoln High School and four-time state tournament participant ... won the 2004 and 2005 South Dakota Class AA state high school individual golf titles, and was third in 2006 ... runner-up at 2004 South Dakota Golf Association Women’s Amateur Championship.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 8 19 1,551 81.63 74 156 235 0311th Fall 09 5 15 1,185 79.00 73 154 229 11tie-9th Totals 13 34 2,736 80.47 73 154 229 14tie-9th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 23 Brittany Hanten Sophomore Goodwin, S.D. Deuel High School Major: Mathematics

Fall 2009 (sophomore) Competed in all five events, posting a scoring average of 81.27 in 15 rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 45th after shooting 242 (84-79-79) at the Payne Stewart Memorial ... placed 47th after shooting a career-low 237 (81-78-78) at the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational ... enters the spring season sixth on the school’s career scoring with an 83.00 average in 30 rounds. 2008-09 (freshman) Competed in six events, compiling a scoring average of 84.73 in 15 rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 17th at the Aztec Fall Classic (San Diego State) ... shot a season-low 79 on two occasions, including the first round of the Aztec Fall Classic, where she also fired a season-low 36-hole score of 159 (79-80) ... shot a season- low 54-hole score of 246 (82-82-82) while tying for 64th at the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational (Nebraska) ... tied for 23rd at The Summit League Women's Golf Championship with a score of 168 (88-80) ... had two top-25s ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. During the summer of 2009, tied for seventh at the South Dakota Golf Association Women's Amateur Championship. Before SDSU Made five appearances in the Class B state tournament, finishing runner-up as a senior, fourth as a junior, sixth as a sophomore and 12th as a freshman ... the runner-up finish at state was the best ever by an individual golfer at Deuel, boy or girl ... holds Deuel school-record 18-hole score ... 2006 and 2008 Deuel High School Female Athlete of the Year ... Northeast Conference all-conference and Lake Central Conference all-conference in basketball ... basketball team MVP ... SDHSAA Elite 15 candidate ... South Dakota All-Stars participant ... also participated in volleyball, and track and field ... National Honor Society ... National Honor Roll ... South Dakota Girls State representative ... 2008 senior class salutatorian ... United States Army Reserve National Scholarly Athlete. During the summer of 2008, tied for third at the SDGA Junior Championship ... tied for 14th overall (second in the first flight) at the SDGA Women’s Amateur Championship.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 6 15 1,271 84.73 79 (2) 159 246 02tie-17th Fall 09 5 15 1,219 81.27 78 (2) 159 (2) 237 00tie-45th Totals 11 30 2,490 83.00 78 (2) 159 (3) 237 02tie-17th

24 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Rebecca Swords Sophomore Rosemount, Minn. Rosemount High School Major: Undecided

Fall 2009 (sophomore) Played in all five tournaments and carded a scoring average of 80.93 in 15 rounds ... posted three of the school’s top-10 18-hole scores of all-time, including a 2-over-par 74 during the second round of the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational ... had a season- best finish of tied for 25th at the Payne Stewart Memorial, where she shot 234 (78-75-81), the 10th-best 54-hole total in school history ... enters the spring season third in scoring (81.97) and 10th in rounds played (35) in the school’s all-time recordbook. 2008-09 (freshman) Competed in eight events and was third on the team with a scoring average of 82.75 in 20 rounds ... had a season-best finish of tied for 15th at the Aztec Fall Classic (San Diego State), where she shot a season-low 36-hole score of 158 (76-82) ... carded a season-low 76 on two occasions, the other coming in the third round of the season-opening Chip-n-Club Invitational (Nebraska) ... posted a season-low 54-hole score of 245 (82-87-76) at the Chip-n-Club Invite ... ended up in a tie for 33rd at The Summit League Women's Golf Championship with a two-round tally of 174 (87-87) ... had one top-25 ... earned academic all-Summit League recognition. During the summer of 2009, finished in the upper- third of the field at the Minnesota Women's Golf Association Amateur Championship, tying for 25th. Before SDSU Played on the varsity golf team from seventh to 12th grade ... qualified individually for the Class 2A State Tournament in 2006-2007, and individually for the Class 3A State Tournament in 2008... ranked No. 1 in the final Minnesota State Coaches Association Poll with a 74.5 scoring average ... medalist in Section 3A Championship by shooting a 72 ... first-team all-state ... team MVP in 2006 and 2007 ... second overall in 2008 PGA Junior Players Tour and 12th in 2007 ... honors graduate by graduating in the top 10 percent of her class ... academic all-state in 2008 and academic all-conference from 2003- 2008 ... finished senior year of high school with a 3.921 GPA ... USGA handicap index of 2.7.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best 2008-09 8 20 1,655 82.75 76 (2) 158 245 01tie-15th Fall 09 5 15 1,214 80.93 74 153 234 01tie-25th Totals 13 35 2,869 81.97 74 153 234 02tie-15th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 25 Katelyn Crown Redshirt Freshman Wall, S.D. Wall High School Major: Undecided

Fall 2009 (freshman) Did not compete. 2008-09 (freshman) Redshirted Before SDSU Played in the state high school golf tournament from 2002-08 for Wall High School ... took third individually at Class B state tournament as a senior, leading the Eagles to a runner- up finish ... placed eighth at state as a junior ... Great Plains Conference champion as a senior ... team MVP 2007-08 ... also played volleyball and basketball from 2002-08 ... all-tournament team in basketball ... West River Basketball Tournament MVP ... Wall High School female athlete of the year as a junior and senior ... played in state volleyball tournament in 2007.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 0 0 — — — — — — — — Totals 0 0 — — — — — — — —

26 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Morgan Fitts Freshman Brookings, S.D. Brookings High School Major: Psychology

Fall 2009 (freshman) Quickly made an impact on the college scene as a true freshman, competing in all five events while posting a scoring average of 79.93 in 15 rounds, which was second on the team ... had a career-best finish of tied for 27th in the season finale — the Ross Resorts Invitational — where she shot 240 (76-83-81) ... tied for 34th at the Xavier International with a score of 232 (77-75-80), which is tied for the seventh-best 54-hole total in school history ... had a pair of 75s on the season, which are tied for the 10th best 18-hole scores in school history ... her 36-hole tally of 152 at the Xavier International is tied for the fourth-best in school history. Before SDSU A six-time letterwinner in golf at Brookings High School, made six Class AA state tournament appearances, placing second as a senior (2009) and junior (2008), third as a sophomore (2007), fifth as a freshman (2006) and eighth-grader (2005), and 19th as a seventh-grader (2004) ... all-state performer for her final five seasons, while helping the Bobcats to five consecutive Class AA state team titles ... made five Eastern South Dakota conference tournament appearances, winning as a senior, sophomore and freshman, finishing runner-up as an eighth grader and taking third as a junior ... all- conference performer for her final five seasons, while helping the Bobcats to five consecutive ESD conference team titles ... tied for 15th at the 2007 Pepsi Little Peoples Golf Championship ... teamed with her younger sister to win the South Dakota Golf Association Two-Woman Championship in June 2009 ... placed in the top-10 at the SDGA Junior Championship three consecutive years (2006-08), including a third-place finish in 2008 ... posted five consecutive top-20s at the SDGA Women's Amateur, including 11th-place finishes in 2006 and 2009 ... was a quarterfinalist in the SDGA Women's Match Play Championship in 2009 ... shot women’s course-record score of 68 at Brookings Country Club during the Club Championship in 2009 ... Brookings High School Scholar Athlete.

CAREERSTATISTICS Year Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Fall 09 5 15 1,199 79.93 75 (2) 152 232 00tie-27th Totals 5 15 1,199 79.93 75 (2) 152 232 00tie-27th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 27 Rachel Hanigan Junior (Transfer) Dunlap, Iowa Boyer Valley High School Major: Engineering

Transferred to South Dakota State from the University of Nebraska for the Spring 2010 season. Before SDSU Had a redshirt season (2006-07) and 2-1/2 years of competition (2007-08, 08-09 and Fall 2009) at Nebraska … during her junior season in Fall 2009, competed in two events, compiling a scoring average of 81.17 in six rounds … best finish of the fall was a tie for 27th at the Chip-n-Club Invitational, hosted by the Huskers, where she shot 229 (77-77-75) … as a sophomore, averaged 80.63 in 27 rounds … had a career-best finish of tied for 18th at the 2008 McHaney/Moorhead Invitational (Texas Tech), where she shot 233 (78-77-78) … shot a career-low 54-hole score of 231 (82-75-74) while tying for 30th at the 2008 Chip-n-Club Invitational … career-low 18-hole score of 74 also came at the 2008 Chip-n-Club Invite … tied for 38th at the Big 12 Championships in 2009 with a score of 241 … for career at Nebraska, had a scoring average of 81.39 in 38 rounds … 2009 National Golf Coaches Association Scholastic All-American … first-team academic all-Big 12 in 2009 … qualified for the 2007 USGA Public Links Championships after winning a qualifier at Otter Creek Golf Club in Ankeny, Iowa, with a score of 69. In high school, was three-time Class 1A Iowa Player of the Year and a three-time all-state selection (2004, 2005, 2006) … helped the Bulldogs to four Boyer Valley Conference titles … also a first-team all-conference basketball player while earning four varsity letters, and a second-team all-conference volleyball player … National Honor Society member.

28 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 2008-09 Men’s Results

Fall Dates Event Location Score Result Sept. 8-9 Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Lincoln, Neb. 292-288—580 1st of 12 2. Trent Peterson, 69-71—140 6. Geoff Mead, 72-73—145 tie-8. Tim Kalil, 75-72—147 tie-13. Kyle Vandevoort, 76-72—148 tie-60. Brian Wynia, 81-82—163 Sept. 15-16 Kansas Fall Invitational Lawrence, Kan. 292-287-305—884 4th of 12 2. Trent Peterson, 70-71-73—214 tie-7. Geoff Mead, 76-70-72—218 tie-39. Tim Kalil, 74-72-81—227 tie-51. Brian Wynia, 76-74-79—229 tie-61. Kyle Vandevoort, 72-77-83—232 #tie-46. Nolan Meyer, 76-74-78—228 Sept. 29-30 Cleveland State Invitational Avon, Ohio 287-290-293—870 1st of 14 1. Geoff Mead, 73-68-71—212 2. Trent Peterson, 67-72-74—213 tie-9. Tim Kalil, 75-76-69—220 tie-39. Justin Jenkins, 72-76-81—229 tie-39. Nolan Meyer, 76-74-79—229 Oct. 4-5 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Palm Desert, Calif. 305-308-295—908 tie-9th of 19 tie-19. Geoff Mead, 70-78-76—224 tie-19. Trent Peterson, 81-75-68—224 tie-30. Tim Kalil, 76-75-76—227 61. Justin Jenkins, 78-81-75—234 tie-95. Kyle Vandevoort, 83-80-82—245 Oct. 20-21 Santa Clara Invitational San Jose, Calif. 286-280-291—857 1st of 8 2. Geoff Mead, 67-70-68—205 3. Trent Peterson, 70-68-68—206 tie-10. Tim Kalil, 74-69-77—220 tie-21. Kyle Vandevoort, 75-73-78—226 44. Mitchell Zaba, 77-87-84—248 Spring Dates Event Location Score Result March 15-17 Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake) Vallejo, Calif. 307-300-317—924 2nd of 9 4. Tim Kalil, 74-75-77—226 tie-8. Trent Peterson, 76-74-82—232 tie-8. Justin Jenkins, 78-76-78—232 13. Kyle Vandevoort, 79-75-81—235 15. Geoff Mead, 80-76-81—237 #14. Brian Wynia, 84-75-77—236 #tie-30. Matthew Erickson, 86-81-79—246 #tie-34. Mitchell Zaba, 84-77-87—248 March 23-24 First Market Bank Intercollegiate Williamsburg, Va. 299-297—596 6th of 22 (William & Mary) tie-8. Trent Peterson, 75-70—145 tie-21. Tim Kalil, 74-74—148 tie-38. Kyle Vandevoort, 74-77—151 tie-61. Justin Jenkins, 76-78—154 tie-84. Geoff Mead, 81-76—157 March 30-31 Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic (Wichita State) Wichita, Kan. CANCELLED March 30 Nebraska (dual) Nebraska City, Neb. 291-293—584 Win (584-587) Trent Peterson, 73-71—144; Justin Jenkins, 71-75—146; Geoff Mead, 73-75—148; Kyle Vandevoort, 76-72—148; Tim Kalil, 74-76—150 #Brian Wynia, 75-82—157; #Mitchell Zaba, 77-83—160; #Matthew Erickson, 77-87—164

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 29 2008-09 Men’s Results (cont.)

April 6-7 Colorado-Stevinson Ranch Invitational Stevinson, Calif.. 306-294-299—899 11th of 20 tie-13. Trent Peterson, 74-70-76—220 tie-31. Geoff Mead, 76-73-75—224 tie-39. Tim Kalil, 78-75-73—226 54. Justin Jenkins, 78-76-75—229 tie-70. Kyle Vandevoort, 81-76-76—233 April 20-21 Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) Macomb, Ill. 300-300—600 1st of 16 1. Trent Peterson, 68-74—142 7. Kyle Vandevoort, 78-74—152 tie-8. Tim Kalil, 75-78—153 tie-19. Geoff Mead, 80-75—155 tie-25. Justin Jenkins, 79-77—156 April 27-28 The Summit League Championships Kansas City, Mo. 287-293-280—860 tie-3rd of 10 2. Trent Peterson, 73-71-67—211 tie-4. Geoff Mead, 72-75-68—215 tie-18. Tim Kalil, 77-70-75—222 tie-24. Kyle Vandevoort, 74-76-75—225 tie-37. Justin Jenkins, 83-76-72—231 May 14-16 NCAA Division I Men’s South Central Stillwater, Okla. —— Regional (Oklahoma State) #tie-13. Trent Peterson, 67-81-78—226

#competed as individual

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Matthew Erickson 25 410 82.00 77 164 246 00tie-30th Justin Jenkins 8 21 1,611 76.72 72 (2) 146 229 (2) 12tie-8th Tim Kalil 11 29 2,166 74.69 69 (2) 143 220 (2) 574th Geoff Mead 11 29 2,140 73.79 67 137 205 581st Nolan Meyer 26 457 76.17 74 (2) 150 (2) 228 00tie-39th Trent Peterson 12 32 2,317 72.41 67 (3) 138 206 8 11 1st Kyle Vandevoort 10 26 1,995 76.73 72 (2) 148 (3) 226 157th Brian Wynia 4 10 785 78.50 74 150 229 0114th Mitchell Zaba 38 656 82.00 77 (3) 160 248 (2) 0034th Individual Totals 12 166 12,537 75.52 67 (4) 137 205 20 34 1st (2) TEAM 11 29 8,572 295.59 280 566 857 — — 1st (4) Note: SDSU played in one dual (two rounds).

30 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 2009 Summit League Men’s Golf Championship

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Oral Roberts took home the first-place hardware at the 2009 Summit League Men’s Golf Championship after firing a tournament-record, 4-under-par 860 (287-292-280) at the 6,546-yard, par-72 Oakwood Country Club on April 27-28. The Golden Eagles were led by Championship MVP Scott Stiles, who won the event by four shots with a 9-under 207 (68- 70-69) total. UMKC finished runner-up at 869 (281-299-289), while South Dakota State (296-292-282) and Western Illinois (296-293- 282) tied for third at 870. Jackrabbit seniors Trent Peterson (Eagan, Minn.) and Geoff Mead (Rapid City) were each first-team all-league performers after finishing in the top-5. Peterson was runner-up after shooting 211 (73-71-67), while Mead tied for fourth at 215 (72-75- 68). Western Illinois’ Kyle Peterman took third at 212 (72-72-68). Oral Roberts’ Terence Begnel (72-73-70) and Oakland’s Frank McAuliffe (76-70-69) also earned first-team accolades after tying for fourth with Mead at 215. Also for SDSU, senior Tim Kalil (Rapid City) tied for 18th with a three-day total of 222 (77-70-75). Junior Kyle Vandevoort (Fargo, N.D.) tied for 24th at 225 (74-76-75) and junior Justin Jenkins (Fargo) tied for 37th at 231 (83-76-72). Western Illinois’ Jake Weeber was named the Newcomer of the Championship after tying for 20th with a 223 (75-73-75) total. Oral Roberts’ Lance Watson was named the Coach of the Year.

Team scores T24. Kyle Vandevoort, SDSU 74-76-75—225 #1. Oral Roberts 287-292-280—860 T24. Nick Faitz, Cent. 74-76-75—225 2. UMKC 281-299-289—869 T24. Michael Coriasso, OU 75-75-75—225 T3. South Dakota State 296-292-282—870 T27. Greg Berthelot, Cent. 72-79-76—227 T3. Western Illinois 296-293-281—870 T27. Lee Cavanagh, NDSU 83-73-71—227 5. Southern Utah 299-305-284—888 T27. Bryan Boaz, ORU 80-73-74—227 6. IUPUI 299-299-298—896 T27. Johnny McMillen, IPFW 74-77-76—227 7. Oakland 310-294-298—902 T27. Jeff Evans, SUU 79-75-73—227 8. North Dakota State 309-304-291—904 T32. Jordan Miller, UMKC 74-79-75—228 9. Centenary 295-308-305—908 T32. John Hogan, Cent. 74-76-78—228 10. IPFW 303-309-304—916 T32. Tyler Zink, IUPUI 76-80-72—228 T35. Ryan Franks, WIU 74-83-73—230 Individual scores T35. Vincent Carango, OU 77-76-77—230 *1. Scott Stiles, ORU 68-70-69—207 T37. Justin Jenkins, SDSU 83-76-72—231 *2. Trent Peterson, SDSU 73-71-67—211 T37. Ben Engle, IUPUI 77-74-80—231 *3. Kyle Peterman, WIU 72-72-68—212 39. Mark Weeber, Cent. 75-78-79—232 *T4. Geoff Mead, SDSU 72-75-68—215 T40. Denver Green, Cent. 79-78-76—233 *T4. Terence Begnel, ORU 72-73-70—215 T40. Tyler Haire, IPFW 77-79-77—233 *T4. Frank McAuliffe, OU 76-70-69—215 T40. Ian Pavlechko, IUPUI 73-80-80—233 **T8. Alex Hogben, UMKC 69-74-74—217 T43. Pat Deitz, NDSU 87-71-76—234 **T8. Ben Moster, IUPUI 75-73-69—217 T43. Taylor Cavanagh, NDSU 74-83-77—234 **10. Josh Taylor, UMKC 72-75-71—218 T43. Travis Peitz, OU 84-73-77—234 T11. Brett Iliff, UMKC 69-77-73—219 T43. Ryan Olbin, IPFW 79-78-77—234 T11. Austin Hannah, ORU 72-77-70—219 47. Jon Balyeat, IPFW 78-80-77—235 T13. Jason Woll, WIU 75-75-70—220 48. Brandon Hallquist, NDSU 81-83-72—236 T13. Joe Schornack, NDSU 71-77-72—220 T49. Denny Job, SUU 83-78-79—240 T13. Matt McArthur, SUU 74-75-71—220 T49. Michael Marks, OU 82-76-82—240 T16. Brian Scott, WIU 78-73-70—221 T16. Tai Reynolds, SUU 72-80-69—221 #-tournament scoring record T18. Tim Kalil, SDSU 77-70-75—222 *-first-team all-league T18. Nate Page, SUU 74-77-71—222 **-second team all-league T20. Jake Weeber, WIU 75-73-75—223 T20. Garrett Moore, ORU 75-77-71—223 Championship MVP: Scott Stiles, Oral Roberts T20. Patrick Kelley, IPFW 74-75-74—223 Championship Newcomer: Jake Weeber, Western Illinois 23. Michael Powell, IUPUI 75-72-77—224 Coach of the Year: Lance Watson, Oral Roberts

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 31 2009 NCAA Division I Men’s South Central Regional

South Dakota State senior Trent Peterson became the first Jackrabbit to qualify for postseason play at the NCAA Division I level when he was selected as an at-large pick for the South Central Regional, played May 14-16 at Karsten Creek Golf Course in Stillwater, Okla. Peterson, the No. 1 seed amongst the 10 individuals competing, finished in a tie for 13th after shooting 10-over-par 226. He was the first-round leader after a 67, but then fell into a tie for 14th after a second-round 81 gave him a 36-hole score of 149. He shot 78 in his final collegiate round. The first round marked Peterson’s school-record 100th round. After posting an even-par 36 on the front nine, he caught fire, making five consecutive birdies on the back nine. He parred his final four holes to close with a 31 on the back. The 67, which was the third of Peterson’s career, is tied for the second lowest in school history and also the second-best ever posted in competition at Karsten Creek G.C., the home course of Oklahoma State. Oklahoma State’s Kevin Tway won the event by a shot with an even-par 216 (74-72-70) total. Oklahoma State won the team title by 22 shots, posting a 17-over 881 (296-289-296) total. The win advanced the Cowboys to their record 63rd consecutive NCAA Championship. Baylor’s Cody Paladino tied for third at 5-over 221 (74-73- 74). He was the low individual not on one of the five teams to advance and received the individual bid to the finals. Peterson finished second amongst the 10 individuals, three behind UTEP’s Roger Sloan (77-72-74—223). Oral Roberts, The Summit League champions, placed 13th in the event at 969 (319-325-325). Southern Utah’s Nate Page, an at-large pick, tied for 21st at 227 (73-76-78). Texas A&M ended up winning the NCAA national title.

Top-5 teams (13 total) T9. Espen Kofstad, Denver 75-71-77—223 1. Oklahoma State 296-289-298—881 T9. Roger Sloan, UTEP 77-72-74—223 2. Arkansas 298-301-304—903 12. Rickie Fowler, Okla. St. 75-75-74—224 3. Chattanooga 298-300-309—907 T13. Trent Peterson, So. Dak. St. 67-81-78—226 T4. Northwestern 302-302-310—914 T13. Ben Rickett, Chattanooga 72-73-81—226 T4. TCU 299-310-305—914 T13. Daniel Wax, Denver 81-72-73—226 T13. Eric Chun, Northwestern 74-73-79—226 Top-25 individuals (75 total) T13. Ethan Tracy, Arkansas 71-76-79—226 1. Kevin Tway, Okla. St. 74-72-70—216 T13. Morgan Hoffmann, Okla. St. 77-72-77—226 2. Peter Uihlein, Okla. St. 72-70-75—217 T13. Rob Laird, Tulsa 73-75-78—226 T3. Cody Paladino, Baylor 74-73-74—221 T13. Stephan Jaeger, Chattanooga 73-70-83—226 T3. John Peterson, LSU 70-76-75—221 T21. Fredrik Qvicker, Chattanooga 79-73-75—227 T5. Connor McHenry, Wichita St. 73-69-80—222 T21. Joakim Mikkelsen Baylor 73-80-74—227 T5. David Lingmerth, Arkansas 74-74-74—222 T21. Nate Page, Southern Utah 73-76-78—227 T5. Josh Anderson, Pepperdine 75-72-75—222 T21. Peter Malnati, Missouri 75-76-76—227 T5. Tom Hoge, TCU 73-73-76—222 T25. Andrew Landry, Arkansas 75-75-78—228 T9. Andrew Loupe, LSU 72-74-77—223 T25. Trent Leon, Okla. St. 75-76-77—228

32 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 2008-09 Women’s Results

Fall Dates Event Location Score Result Sept. 15-16 Chip-n-Club Invitational (Nebraska) Lincoln, Neb. 318-313-314—945 12th of 13 tie-18. Hillary Gerster, 76-75-76—227 tie-53. Sydney Sturdevant, 79-76-84—239 tie-58. Whitney Schrader, 81-80-80—241 tie-64. Rebecca Swords, 82-87-76—245 tie-67. Brittany Hanten, 82-82-82—246 #tie-64. Amanda Rosol, 80-79-86—245 Sept. 22-23 Bulldog and Eagle Women’s Invitational Post Falls, Idaho 328-327-307—962 9th of 14 (Gonzaga and Eastern Washington) tie-21. Sydney Sturdevant, 81-80-74—235 tie-34. Hillary Gerster, 82-83-77—242 tie-47. Rebecca Swords, 86-83-78—247 tie-50. Amanda Rosol, 89-81-78—248 tie-50. Whitney Schrader, 79-86-83—248 Oct. 4-5 Hawkeye Intercollegiate (Iowa) Iowa City, Iowa 328-319-318—965 12th of 15 tie-14. Hillary Gerster, 74-83-77—234 tie-57. Sydney Sturdevant, 91-75-80—246 tie-59. Rebecca Swords, 85-84-78—247 tie-61. Brittany Hanten, 84-79-85—248 tie-65. Whitney Schrader, 85-82-83—250 #tie-65. Amanda Rosol, 88-82-80—250 Oct. 13-14 Aztec Fall Classic (San Diego St.) San Diego, Calif. 309-312—621 3rd of 7 tie-2. Hillary Gerster, 75-75—150 11. Sydney Sturdevant, 79-77—156 tie-15. Rebecca Swords, 76-82—158 tie-17. Brittany Hanten, 79-80—159 tie-25. Whitney Schrader, 83-80—163 Oct. 20-21 Missouri Valley Fall Preview (Drake) Panora, Iowa 346-328—674 8th of 9 tie-3. Hillary Gerster, 81-77—158 tie-31. Sydney Sturdevant, 87-84—171 tie-35. Holly Opatz, 88-84—172 tie-38. Whitney Schrader, 90-83—173 45. Brittany Hanten, 90-87—177 #tie-31. Amanda Rosol, 90-81—171 #tie-47. Abby Feehan, 90-89—179 #56. Erin Bergstrom, 95-96—191 Spring Dates Event Location Score Result March 14-16 Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate (Drake) Vallejo, Calif. 373-325-340—1,038 15th of 18 tie-38. Rebecca Swords, 95-79-80—254 tie-52. Amanda Rosol, 94-79-86—259 tie-62. Holly Opatz, 89-87-87—263 tie-68. Hillary Gerster, 97-80-87—264 WD. Sydney Sturdevant, 95-WD-WD—WD #tie-40. Erin Bergstrom, 91-86-78—255 #tie-78. Whitney Schrader, 94-87-88—269 #85. Brittany Hanten, 91-93-89—273 #tie-86. Abby Feehan, 90-92-92—274 March 30-31 Larry Nelson Invitational (Kennesaw State) Braselton, Ga. 334-332-335—1,001 9th of 9 tie-18. Whitney Schrader, 79-78-84—241 tie-30. Rebecca Swords, 88-81-80—249 tie-38. Amanda Rosol, 84-89-84—257 42. Holly Opatz, 89-84-87—260 44. Erin Bergstrom, 83-91-88—262 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 33 2008-09 Women’s Results (cont.)

April 6-7 Cowgirl Classic (Wyoming) Chandler, Ariz. 321-318-325—964 11th of 20 tie-11. Amanda Rosol, 78-74-79—231 tie-48. Sydney Sturdevant, 83-80-78—241 tie-69. Holly Opatz, 79-87-82—248 tie-75. Whitney Schrader, 88-77-86—251 WD. Rebecca Swords, 81-WD-WD—WD April 20-21 The Summit League Championships Rochester, Mich. 341-330—671 5th of 10 tie-20. Whitney Schrader, 84-82—166 tie-23. Brittany Hanten, 88-80—168 tie-23. Sydney Sturdevant, 82-86—168 tie-28. Amanda Rosol, 90-82—172 tie-33. Rebecca Swords, 87-87—174

#competed as individual

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Erin Bergstrom 38 708 88.50 78 174 255 00tie-40th Abby Feehan 25 453 90.60 89 179 274 00tie-47th Hillary Gerster 6 16 1,275 79.69 74 150 227 24tie-2nd Brittany Hanten 6 15 1,271 84.73 79 (2) 159 246 02tie-17th Holly Opatz 4 11 943 85.73 84 (2) 172 260 00tie-35th Amanda Rosol 8 22 1,833 83.32 74 152 231 01tie-11th Whitney Schrader 9 24 2,002 83.42 77 157 241 (2) 03tie-18th Sydney Sturdevant 8 19 1,551 81.63 74 156 235 0311th Rebecca Swords 8 20 1,655 82.75 76 (2) 158 245 01tie-15th Individual Totals 9 140 11,691 83.51 74 (3) 150 227 2 14 tie-2nd TEAM 9 24 7,850 327.08 307 621 945 — — 3rd

34 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 2009 Summit League Women’s Golf Championship

ROCHESTER, Mich. — Oral Roberts continued its dominance of The Summit League Women’s Golf Championship, winning by 38 shots to claim its 12th consecutive conference title on April 20-21. The Golden Eagles carded a 619 (305-314) total during the rain-shortened event at the 5,899-yard, par-72 Katke-Cousins Golf Course. Oral Roberts put four golfers in the top-7 in winning the title. Defending champion and reigning Summit League Player of the Year Christy Carter won another title, posting a 4-over-par 148 (72-76) total. UMKC (331-326—657) finished second, followed by Oakland (328-333—661) in third and Western Illinois (336-330— 666) in fourth. South Dakota State rounded out the top-5 with a team score of 671 (341-330). The Jacks, the 2008 runners-up, were led by Whitney Schrader. The sophomore from Marshalltown, Iowa, tied for 20th with a 166 (84-82) total. Freshman Brittany Hanten (Goodwin) and sophomore Sydney Sturdevant (Sioux Falls) were among four golfers tied for 23rd at 168. Hanten carded rounds of 88 and 80, while Sturdevant shot 82-86. Senior Amanda Rosol (Fairmont, Minn.), a first-team all-conference performer in 2008 after placing fifth, tied for 28th at 172 (90-82). Freshman Rebecca Swords (Rosemount, Minn.) rounded out the Jacks’ scoring, tying for 33rd at 174 (87-87). Carter took home Championship MVP honors, while teammate Amber Hensley was Newcomer of the Championship after finishing runner-up at 151 (77-74). Oral Roberts’ Lance Watson was Coach of the Year. Oral Roberts advanced to the NCAA Division I West Regional and placed 20th. Arizona State won the women’s national title.

Team scores T23. Sydney Sturdevant, SDSU 82-86—168 1. Oral Roberts 305-314—619 T23. Lauren Gardner, OU 83-85—168 2. UMKC 331-326—657 T23. Austin McDermaid, OU 86-82—168 3. Oakland 328-333—661 27. Kristi O’Brien, IUPUI 84-86—170 4. Western Illinois 336-330—666 T28. Amanda Rosol, SDSU 90-82—172 5. South Dakota State 341-330—671 T28. Amanda Miller, NDSU 87-85—172 6. North Dakota State 340-335—675 T28. Leigh Newton, Cent. 85-87—172 7. Southern Utah 339-344—683 T31. Tara Peterman, WIU 87-86—173 8. IPFW 342-343—685 T31. Laura Kwiatkowski, OU 88-85—173 9. IUPUI 347-341—688 T33. Rebecca Swords, SDSU 87-87—174 10. Centenary 346-349—695 T33. Stephanie Greer, IUPUI 92-82—174 35. Mikki LeRose, IPFW 89-87—176 Individual scores 36. Alison Rathsman, IPFW 88-89—177 *1. Christy Carter, ORU 72-76—148 T37. Claire Gursh, WIU 91-87—178 *2. Amber Hensley, ORU 77-74—151 T37. Jessica Fleming, UMKC 91-87—178 *3. Kelsey Kipp, UMKC 77-82—159 T37. Mikayla Williamson, SUU 87-91—178 *T4. Kylie Bollenbach, ORU 80-80—160 T37. Kacy Buckner, SUU 85-93—178 *T4. Crystal Reeves, ORU 76-84—160 T41. Courtney Jelinski, IUPUI 87-92—179 *T4. Liz Ecker, OU 79-81—160 T41. Jessie Kosch, UMKC 87-92—179 **T8. Madison Maddox, UMKC 82-80—162 43. Jessica Marquart, Cent. 88-92—180 **T8. Chelsea Cadwell, UMKC 85-77—162 44. Rachel Roller, NDSU 89-92—181 **T10. Becky Allen, WIU 85-78—163 T45. Brittany Scheetz, IUPUI 92-91—183 **T10. Candra Sumedhatip, SUU 84-79—163 T45. Bethany Cox, Cent. 95-88—183 **T10. Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU 84-79—163 T45. Jenna Schulte, NDSU 92-91—183 T13. Eve Santillan, ORU 80-84—164 48. Tracy Jones, Cent. 90-94—184 T13. Sadie Palmer, SUU 83-81—164 49. Morgan Kerber, SUU 92-94—186 T15. Lindsay Wandrey, WIU 81-84—165 50. Tosha Embry, IPFW 105-105—210 T15. Jillian Speece, IPFW 80-85—165 T15. Emily Brink, WIU 83-82—165 *-first-team all-league T15. Nikki Swan, OU 80-85—165 **-second team all-league T15. Jessa Garza, Cent. 83-82—165 T20. Whitney Schrader, SDSU 84-82—166 Championship MVP: Christy Carter, Oral Roberts T20. Lauren Kuss, IUPUI 84-82—166 Championship Newcomer: Amber Hensley, Oral Roberts 22. Jacque Speece, IPFW 85-82—167 Coach of the Year: Lance Watson, Oral Roberts T23. Brittany Hanten, SDSU 88-80—168

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 35 2008-09 Summit League Men’s and Women’s Season Recap

Golfers of the Year MEN Scoring Average Trent Peterson, South Dakota State (minimum 50 percent of teams’ rounds) Low Rounds MEN MEN WOMEN 1. Trent Peterson, SDSU 72.4 1. Taylor Cavanagh, NDSU 64 Christy Carter, Oral Roberts 2. Jared Steger, WIU 72.7 2. Michael Schnegelberger, UMKC 65 3. Nate Page, SUU 73.0 T3. Nate Page, SUU 66 4. Matt McArthur, SUU 73.1 T3. Matt McArthur, SUU 66 5. Kyle Peterman, WIU 73.3 T5. Trent Peterson, SDSU 67 6. Geoff Mead, SDSU 73.8 T5. Geoff Mead, SDSU 67 7. Alex Hogben, UMKC 73.9 T5. Alex Hogben, UMKC 67 8. Tim Kalil, SDSU 74.7 T5. Jared Steger, WIU 67 9. Ben Engle, IUPUI 74.9 T5. Jason Woll, WIU 67 T10. (four players tied) 75.1 T10. (four players tied) 68

WOMEN WOMEN 1. Christy Carter, ORU 76.2 T1. Christy Carter, ORU 70 2. Crystal Reeves, ORU 77.2 T1. Kelsey Kipp, UMKC 70 T3. Amber Henzley, ORU 78.3 T3. Alison Rathsman, IPFW 72 T3. Kelsey Kipp, UMKC 78.3 T3. Emily Felts, IUPUI 72 5. Mandi Incorvaia, SUU 78.9 T3. Amber Henzley, ORU 72 6. Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU 79.1 T3. Crystal Reeves, ORU 72 7. Hillary Gerster, SDSU 79.7 T7. Jessica Garza, Cent. 73 8. Kylie Bollenbach, ORU 79.8 T7. Amanda Miller, NDSU 73 9. Jessica Garza, Cent. 80.0 T7. Eve Santillan, ORU 73 Trent Peterson 10. Megan O’Connell, ORU 80.7 T7. Mandi Incorvaia, SUU 73 T7. Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU 73

Summit League Golfers of the Week G Athletes of the Month MEN WOMEN MEN Feb. 11 — Matt McArthur, SUU/Scott Feb. 11 — Jessica Garza, Cent. Aug./Sept. — Trent Peterson, SDSU Stiles, ORU April — Scott Stiles, ORU Feb. 18 — Brian Scott, WIU Feb. 18 — Chelsey Wongjirad, NDSU Feb. 25 — Greg Berthelot, Cent. Feb. 25 — Christy Carter, ORU March 4 — Nate Page, SUU March 4 — Crystal Reeves, ORU March 11 — Alex Hogben, UMKC March 11 — Kelsey Kipp, UMKC March 18 — Ben Engle, IUPUI March 18 — Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU March 25 — Ian Pavlechko, IUPUI March 25 — Kylie Bollenbach, ORU April 1 — Tyler Zink, IUPUI/Terance April 1 — Kelsey Kipp, UMKC Begnel, ORU April 8 — Ryan Olbin, IPFW April 8 — Jenna Buckwalter, NDSU April 15 — Kyle Peterman, WIU April 15 — Becky Allen, WIU April 22 — Trent Peterson, SDSU April 22 — Christy Carter, ORU April 29 — Scott Stiles, ORU

36 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Jackrabbit Record Book

All records contained are pertaining to the Division I era (2004-present) 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 37 Men’s Team Records

LOW 18 LOW 54 1. 280 2008 (Fall) Santa Clara Invitational (2nd round) 1. @857 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2. #282 2006 (Spring) DI Independent Championships (3rd) 2. 870 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational #282 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships (3rd) 870 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships 4. 286 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate (2nd) 4. 877 2007 (S) DI Independent Championships 286 2007 (S) DI Independent Championships (3rd) 5. 879 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial 286 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (1st) 879 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate 7. 287 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational (2nd) 7. 881 2006 (S) DI Independent Championships 287 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (1st) 8. 884 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational 9. 288 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational (2nd) 9. 885 2007 (F) Mid-Pines Intercollegiate 10. *289 2005 (S) Briar Cliff Invitational (2nd) 10. 889 2008 (S) The Summit League Championships 289 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial (1st) *non-Division I event LOW 36 #low 18-hole score in relation to par (6-under) ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (2-under) 1. ^566 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational @low 54-hole score in relation to par (5-over) 2. 577 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 3. 579 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational 4. 580 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational 5. 584 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE 584 2009 (S) Nebraska (dual) 7. *586 2005 (S) Briar Cliff Invitational Year Rounds Strokes Average 8. 587 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial 1. 2008-09 29 8,572 295.59 9. 590 2007 (S) Ft. Lauderdale Spring Classic 2. 2006-07 23 6,823 296.65 10. 591 2006 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate 3. 2007-08 27 8,180 302.96 591 2007 (F) Mid-Pines Intercollegiate 4. 2005-06 23 7,024 305.39 591 2007 (S) DI Independent Championships 5. 2004-05 26 8,064 310.15

The 2008-09 squad broke numerous school records and won four tournaments, the only NCAA Division I victories in school history.

Tournament Wins Date Event Location Score Sept. 9-10, 2004 (F) *Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational Lincoln, Neb. 309-298—607 April 2, 2005 (S) *Augustana Invitational Sioux Falls, S.D. 307 April 15-16, 2005 (S) *Briar Cliff Invitational Sioux City, Iowa 297-289—586 Sept. 8-9, 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Lincoln, Neb. 292-288—580 Sept. 29-30, 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Avon, Ohio 287-290-293—870 Oct. 20-21, 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational San Jose, Calif. 286-280-291—857 April 20-21 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) Macomb, Ill. 300-300—600

*non-Division I event

38 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Men’s Individual Records SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE (Minimum 50 percent of team’s rounds) Name Year Rounds Strokes Average 1. Trent Peterson 2008-09 32 2,317 72.41 2. Geoff Mead 2008-09 29 2,140 73.79 3. Trent Peterson 2006-07 23 1,699 73.87 4. Trent Peterson 2007-08 24 1,785 74.38 5. Tim Kalil 2008-09 29 2,166 74.69 6. Geoff Mead 2007-08 24 1,794 74.75 7. Tim Kalil 2006-07 21 1,572 74.86 Geoff Mead Trent Peterson 8. Trent Peterson 2005-06 23 1,725 75.00 9. Steve Klock 2006-07 23 1,722 75.35 LOW 18 10. Charlie Jacobson 2004-05 14 1,055 75.36 1. #65 Geoff Mead 2007 (F) DI Independent Champ. (3rd) Note: Geoff Mead averaged 73.38 in 2006-07 (587 strokes in 8 2. 67 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (1st) rounds), but played in fewer than half of the team’s 23 rounds. 67 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (1st) 67 Trent Peterson 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships (3rd) ROUNDS PLAYED 67 Trent Peterson 2009 (S) NCAA DI South Central Regional (1st) Season 6. 68 Trent Peterson 2006 (S) DI Independent Championships (3rd) 1. 32 Trent Peterson 2008-09 68 Geoff Mead 2007 (F) Mid-Pines Intercollegiate (2nd) Career 68 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational (2nd) 1. 102 Trent Peterson 2005-present 68 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (2nd) 2. 91 Tim Kalil 2005-present 68 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational (3rd) 3. 81 Justin Jenkins 2006-present 68 Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational (1st) 4. 72 Steve Klock 2004-07 68 Geoff Mead 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships (3rd) 5. 61 Geoff Mead 2007-present 6. 58 Ryan Trasamar 2004-08 LOW 36 7. 57 Kyle Vandevoort 2006-present 8. 32 Brodie Hullinger 2004-08 1. ^137 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 9. 29 Landon Koss 2005-06 2. 138 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 10. 26 Michael Kuchta 2004-05 3. ^139 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 4. 140 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Fairway Club Invitational TOP-10s 5. 141 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational Season 141 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 1. 8 Trent Peterson 2008-09 7. 142 Landon Koss 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial 2. 5 Tim Kalil 2008-09 142 Trent Peterson 2009 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational 5 Geoff Mead 2008-09 9. 143 Charlie Jacobson 2004 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate 4. 3 Charlie Jacobson 2004 143 Trent Peterson 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate 3 Trent Peterson 2005-06 143 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 6. 2 Steve Klock 2004-05 143 Tim Kalil 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2 Michael Kuchta 2004-05 2 Ryan Trasamar 2004-05 LOW 54 2 Trent Peterson 2006-07 1. @205 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2 Geoff Mead 2007 2. 206 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Santa Clara Invitational 2 Trent Peterson 2007-08 3. 211 Trent Peterson 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships Career 4. 212 Geoff Mead 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 1. 15 Trent Peterson 2005-09 5. 213 Geoff Mead 2007 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 2. 8 Geoff Mead 2007-09 213 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational 3. 7 Tim Kalil 2005-09 7. 214 Trent Peterson 2006 (F) Bill Ross Intercollegiate 4. 3 Charlie Jacobson 2004 214 Trent Peterson 2008 (F) Kansas Fall Invitational 3 Steve Klock 2004-07 9. 215 Charlie Jacobson 2004 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate 6. 2 Michael Kuchta 2004-05 215 Landon Koss 2006 (F) John Dallio Memorial 2 Ryan Trasamar 2004-08 215 Geoff Mead 2009 (S) The Summit League Championships 8. 1 Matt Conlon 2004-05 1 Landon Koss 2005-06 *non-Division I event 1 Lance Collins 2007 #low 18-hole score in relation to par (7-under) 1 Brodie Hullinger 2005-08 ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (5-under) 1 Justin Jenkins 2006-present @low 54-hole score in relation to par (8-under) 1 Kyle Vandevoort 2006-present 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 39 Men’s Individual Records (cont.) TOP-25s Season 1. 11 Trent Peterson 2008-09 2. 8 Geoff Mead 2008-09 3. 7 Trent Peterson 2006-07 7 Tim Kalil 2008-09 5. 5 Steve Klock 2005-06 5 Trent Peterson 2005-06 5 Geoff Mead 2007-08 5 Trent Peterson 2007-08 5 Kyle Vandevoort 2008-09 Tim Kalil Justin Jenkins Kyle Vandevoort 10. 4 Charlie Jacobson 2004 CAREER SCORING AVERAGE 4 Steve Klock 2004-05 (Minimum 30 rounds) 4 Justin Jenkins 2006-07 Name Years Rounds Strokes Average 4 Tim Kalil 2006-07 1. Trent Peterson 2005-09 102 7,526 73.78 Career 2. Geoff Mead 2007-09 61 4,521 74.11 1. 28 Trent Peterson 2005-09 3. Tim Kalil 2005-09 91 6,893 75.75 2. 16 Geoff Mead 2007-09 4. Steve Klock 2004-07 72 5,462 75.86 3. 15 Tim Kalil 2005-09 5. Justin Jenkins 2006-present 81 6,195 76.48 4. 12 Steve Klock 2004-07 6. Kyle Vandevoort 2006-present 57 4,456 78.18 5. 10 Justin Jenkins 2006-present 7. Ryan Trasamar 2004-08 58 4,612 79.52 6. 7 Kyle Vandevoort 2005-present 8. Brodie Hullinger 2004-08 32 2,612 81.63 7. 4 Charlie Jacobson 2004 8. 3 Michael Kuchta 2004-05 DIVISION I W INS 3 Brodie Hullinger 2004-08 Season 10. 2 Matt Conlon 2004-05 1. 1 Geoff Mead 2007-08 2 Landon Koss 2005-06 1 Trent Peterson 2007-08 2 Ryan Trasamar 2004-08 1 Geoff Mead 2008-09 1 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Career 1. 2 Trent Peterson 2005-09 2 Geoff Mead 2007-09

Tournament Wins Name Date Event Location Score Charlie Jacobson Sept. 9-10, 2004 (F) *Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational Lincoln, Neb. 75-69—144 Michael Kuchta April 15-16, 2005 (F) *Briar Cliff Invitational Sioux City, Iowa 74-71—145 Geoff Mead Sept. 24-25, 2007 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Avon, Ohio 70-74-72—216 Trent Peterson April 4-5, 2008 (S) Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) Macomb, Ill. 71-72-70—213 Geoff Mead Sept. 29-30, 2008 (F) Cleveland State Invitational Avon, Ohio 73-68-71—212 Trent Peterson April 20-21, 2009 Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) Macomb, Ill. 68-74—142

Note: Ryan Trasamar tied for first at the Augustana Invitational, a non-Division I event, on April 2, 2005 (S), with a score of 74. *non-Division I event

40 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Women’s Team Records

LOW 18 LOW 54 1. #303 2009 (F) Xavier International at LPGA International (1st round) 1. @935 2009 (F) Xavier International at LPGA International 2. 307 2008 (F) Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (3rd round) 2. 941 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial 3. 309 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Invitational (1st) 3. 945 2008 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 309 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Invitational (2nd) 4. 953 2007 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 5. 310 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic (2nd) 953 2007 (F) MDA Invitational 310 2006 (S) DI Independent Championships (3rd) 6. 958 2008 (S) Cowgirl Classic 310 2007 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational (3rd) 7. 959 2005 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 8. 311 2007 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic (2nd) 959 2008 (S) The Summit League Championships 311 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (2nd) 959 2009 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 311 2009 (F) Xavier International at LPGA International (2nd) 10. 960 2006 (S) DI Independent Championships

LOW 36 #low 18-hole score in relation to par (15-over) 1. ^614 2009 (F) Xavier International at LPGA International ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (38-over) 2. 621 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Invitational @low 54-hole score in relation to par (71-over) 3. 625 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Invitational 4. 629 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE 629 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial Year Rounds Strokes Average 6. 631 2007 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic 1. 2007-08 25 8,092 323.68 631 2008 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 2. 2005-06 22 7,145 324.77 8. 632 2005 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 3. 2008-09 24 7,850 327.08 9. 639 2009 (S) Cowgirl Classic 4. 2006-07 21 7,172 340.10 639 2009 (F) Ross Resorts Invitational 5. 2004-05 20 7,091 354.55

Amanda Rosol (left) and Holly Opatz, juniors on the 2007-08 squad, helped SDSU to its best placing ever — a runner-up finish at the 2008 Summit League Championships. The Jacks had a school- record scoring average of 323.68 that year, and Rosol was a first-team all- league performer and an academic All-American. Opatz and Rosol are the most experienced golfers in school history, playing in 79 and 76 career rounds, respectively.

Best finish (2nd) Date Event Location Score April 20-22, 2008 (S) The Summit League Championships Macomb, Ill. 325-321-313—959

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 41 Women’s Individual Records

4. 229 Sydney Sturdevant 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial 5. 231 Hillary Gerster 2007 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate 231 Amanda Rosol 2009 (S) Cowgirl Classic 7. 232 Morgan Fitts 2009 (F) Xavier International 232 Sydney Sturdevant 2009 (F) Xavier International 9. 233 Hillary Gerster 2007 (F) MDA Invitational 10. 234 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate 234 Rebecca Swords 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial

#low 18-hole score in relation to par (even) Sydney Sturdevant Erin Bergstrom ^low 36-hole score in relation to par (even) @low 54-hole score in relation to par (5-over) LOW 18 1. #72 Erin Bergstrom 2007 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational (3rd round) #72 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (1st) #72 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (2nd) 4. 73 Sydney Sturdevant 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (3rd) 5. 74 Holly Opatz 2006 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate (2nd) 74 Sydney Sturdevant 2008 (F) Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (3rd) 74 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate (1st) 74 Amanda Rosol 2009 (S) Cowgirl Classic (2nd) 74 Rebecca Swords 2009 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational (2nd) 10. 75 Holly Opatz 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic (2nd) Holly Opatz Amanda Rosol 75 Kelly Evans 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Invit. (2nd) 75 Kelly Evans 2006 (S) DI Independent Championships (3rd) SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE 75 Hillary Gerster 2007 (F) Western Illinois Invitational (2nd) (Minimum 50 percent of team’s rounds) 75 Hillary Gerster 2007 (F) MDA Invitational (3rd) Name Year Rounds Strokes Average 75 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) The Summit League Champ. (2nd) 1. Hillary Gerster 2007-08 25 1,960 78.40 75 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) The Summit League Champ. (3rd) 2. Hillary Gerster 2008-09 16 1,275 79.69 75 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational (2nd) 3. Kelly Evans 2005-06 22 1,775 80.68 75 Sydney Sturdevant 2008 (F) Hawkeye Intercollegiate (2nd) 4. Holly Opatz 2005-06 22 1,779 80.86 75 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Classic (1st) 5. Sydney Sturdevant 2008-09 19 1,551 81.63 75 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Classic (2nd) 6. Kelli Endahl 2005-06 22 1,802 81.91 75 Morgan Fitts 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (1st) 7. Amanda Rosol 2007-08 25 2,060 82.40 75 Sydney Sturdevant 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (2nd) 8. Holly Opatz 2007-08 25 2,063 82.52 75 Rebecca Swords 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial (2nd) 9. Holly Opatz 2006-07 21 1,736 82.67 75 Whitney Schrader 2009 (F) Xavier International (1st) 10. Lindsey Brown 2005-06 22 1,819 82.68 75 Rebecca Swords 2009 (F) Xavier International (1st) 75 Morgan Fitts 2009 (F) Xavier International (2nd) ROUNDS PLAYED Season LOW 36 1. 25 Erin Bergstrom 2007-08 1. ^144 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) Cowgirl Classic 25 Hillary Gerster 2007-08 2. 150 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Aztec Fall Classic 25 Holly Opatz 2007-08 3. 151 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitational 25 Amanda Rosol 2007-08 4. 152 Kelly Evans 2006 (S) Northern Illinois Springlake Invit. 25 Whitney Schrader 2007-08 152 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) The Summit League Champ. Career 152 Amanda Rosol 2009 (S) Cowgirl Classic 1. 79 Holly Opatz 2005-09 152 Morgan Fitts 2009 (F) Xavier International 2. 76 Amanda Rosol 2005-09 8. 153 Kelly Evans 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic 3. 61 Whitney Schrader 2007-present 153 Holly Opatz 2005 (F) Kenneth Smith Golf Classic 4. 42 Lindsey Brown 2004-06 153 Rebecca Swords 2009 (F) Payne Stewart Memorial 42 Kelly Evans 2004-06 6. 41 Hillary Gerster 2007-09 LOW 54 7. 40 Kelli Endahl 2004-06 1. @221 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational 40 Erin Bergstrom 2007-09 2. 227 Hillary Gerster 2008 (S) The Summit League Champ. 9. 39 Dallas Willman 2005-07 227 Hillary Gerster 2008 (F) Chip-n-Club Invitationa 10. 35 Rebecca Swords 2008-present 42 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Women’s Individual Records (cont.)

TOP-10s 3. 8 Holly Opatz 2005-09 Season 4. 6 Kelli Endahl 2004-06 1. 3 Hillary Gerster 2007-08 6 Lindsey Brown 2004-06 2. 2 Lindsey Brown 2004-05 6. 5 Whitney Schrader 2007-present 2 Kelly Evans 2005-06 7. 4 Amanda Rosol 2005-09 2 Holly Opatz 2005-06 4 Sydney Sturdevant 2008-present 2 Hillary Gerster 2008-09 9. 2 Erin Bergstrom 2007-09 6. 1 Kelli Endahl 2004-05 2 Brittany Hanten 2008-present 1 Kelly Evans 2004-05 2 Rebecca Swords 2008-present 1 Kelli Endahl 2005-06 1 Amanda Rosol 2007-08 Career 1. 5 Hillary Gerster 2007-09 2. 3 Kelly Evans 2004-06 3. 2 Kelli Endahl 2004-06 2 Lindsey Brown 2004-06 2 Holly Opatz 2005-09 6. 1 Amanda Rosol 2005-09 1 Sydney Sturdevant 2008-present

TOP-25s Whitney Schrader Hillary Gerster Rebecca Swords Season 1. 7 Hillary Gerster 2007-08 CAREER SCORING AVERAGE 2. 6 Kelly Evans 2004-05 (Minimum 30 rounds) 3. 5 Holly Opatz 2005-06 Name Years Rounds Strokes Average 4. 4 Lindsey Brown 2005-06 1. Hillary Gerster 2007-09 41 3,235 78.90 4 Hillary Gerster 2008-09 2. Sydney Sturdevant 2008-present 34 2,736 80.47 6. 3 Kelli Endahl 2004-05 3. Rebecca Swords 2008-present 35 2,869 81.97 3 Kelli Endahl 2005-06 4. Kelly Evans 2004-06 42 3,446 82.05 3 Kelly Evans 2005-06 5. Holly Opatz 2005-09 79 6,521 82.54 3 Sydney Sturdevant 2008-09 6. Brittany Hanten 2008-present 30 2,490 83.00 3 Whitney Schrader 2008-09 7. Amanda Rosol 2005-09 76 6,334 83.34 Career 8. Whitney Schrader 2007-present 64 5,328 83.25 1. 11 Hillary Gerster 2007-09 9. Kelli Endahl 2004-06 40 3,381 84.53 2. 9 Kelly Evans 2004-06 10. Lindsey Brown 2004-06 42 3,551 84.55

Best Finish (2nd) Name Date Event Location Score +Hillary Gerster April 7-8, 2008 (S) Cowgirl Invitational (Wyoming) Chandler, Ariz. 72-72-77—221

+Tied for first in regulation, but lost a scorecard playoff. Note: Hillary Gerster tied for second at the Aztec Fall Classic (San Diego State) on Oct 13-14, 2008 (S), with a score of 75- 75—150.

Hole-in-one — Dallas Willman Date Event Location Hole description Oct. 9, 2006 (F) Boise State Bronco Invitational (first round) Boise, Idaho (BanBury Golf Club) 189-yard, par-3 14th

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 43 Men’s All-Time Scoring

Year Rounds Strokes Average Year Rounds Strokes Average Year Rounds Strokes Average Brian Bye (2007-present) Tim Kalil (2005-09) Jared Schnabel (2004-06) 2007-08 4 350 87.50 2005-06 23 1,783 77.52 2004-05 8 688 86.00 Totals 4 350 87.50 2006-07 21 1,572 74.86 2005-06 5 411 82.20 2007-08 18 1,372 76.22 Totals 13 1,099 84.54 Lance Collins (2007) 2008-09 29 2,166 74.69 2007 3 231 77.00 Totals 91 6,893 75.75 David Smith (2009-present) Fall 2009 8 625 78.13 Matt Conlon (2004-05) Steve Klock (2004-07) Totals 8 625 78.13 2004-05 23 1,820 79.13 2004-05 26 1,994 76.69 Totals 23 1,820 79.13 2005-06 23 1,735 75.43 Ryan Trasamar (2004-2008) 2006-07 23 1,733 75.35 2004-05 18 1,406 78.11 Kyle Cooper (2009-present) Totals 72 5,462 75.86 2005-06 20 1,614 80.70 Fall 2009 5 384 76.50 2006-07 8 635 79.38 Totals 5 384 76.50 Landon Koss (2005-06) 2007-08 12 957 79.75 2005-06 17 1,345 79.12 Totals 58 4,612 79.52 Parker Edens (2009-present) 2006 12 917 76.42 Fall 2009 13 1,018 78.31 Totals 29 2,262 78.00 Kyle Vandevoort (2006-present) Totals 13 1,018 78.31 2006-07 5 396 79.20 Michael Kuchta (2004-05) 2007-08 16 1,260 78.75 Matthew Erickson (2008-present) 2004-05 26 2,044 78.62 2008-09 26 1,995 76.73 2008-09 5 410 82.00 Totals 26 2,044 78.62 Fall 2009 10 805 80.50 Fall 2009 5 407 81.40 Totals 57 4,456 78.18 Totals 10 817 81.70 Geoff Mead (2007-09) 2007 8 587 73.38 Matt Wieland (2005-06) James Green (2007-08) 2007-08 24 1,794 74.75 2005-06 5 410 82.00 2007-08 13 1,031 79.31 2008-09 29 2,140 73.79 Totals 5 410 82.00 Totals 13 1,031 79.31 Totals 61 4,521 74.11 Brian W ynia (2008-present) Brodie Hullinger (2004-08) Luke Merkel (2004) 2008-09 10 785 78.50 2004-05 9 756 84.00 2004 6 487 81.17 Fall 2009 7 559 79.86 2005-06 11 918 83.45 Totals 6 487 81.17 Totals 17 1,344 79.06 2006-07 5 388 77.60 2007-08 7 550 78.57 Nolan Meyer (2008-present) Mitchell Zaba (2008-09) Totals 32 2,612 81.63 2008-09 6 457 76.17 2008-09 8 656 82.00 Fall 2009 13 1,007 77.46 Totals 8 656 82.00 Charlie Jacobson (2004) Totals 19 1,464 77.05 2004 14 1,055 75.36 TEAM (2004-present) Totals 14 1,055 75.36 Trent Peterson (2005-09) 2004-05 26 8,064 310.15 2005-06 23 1,725 75.00 2005-06 23 7,024 305.39 Justin Jenkins (2006-present) 2006-07 23 1,699 73.87 2006-07 23 6,823 296.65 2006-07 23 1,741 75.70 2007-08 24 1,785 74.38 2007-08 27 8,180 302.96 2007-08 24 1,842 76.75 2008-09 32 2,317 72.41 2008-09 29 8,572 295.59 2008-09 21 1,611 76.72 Totals 102 7,526 73.78 Fall 2009 13 4,036 310.46 Fall 2009 13 1,001 77.00 Totals 141 42,699 302.83 Totals 81 6,195 76.58

44 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Women’s All-Time Scoring

Year Rounds Strokes Average Year Rounds Strokes Average Year Rounds Strokes Average Erin Bergstrom (2007-09) Hillary Gerster (2007-09) W hitney Schrader (2007-present) 2007 7 617 88.14 2007-08 25 1,960 78.40 2007-08 25 2,088 83.52 2007-08 25 2,097 83.88 2008-09 16 1,275 79.69 2008-09 24 2,002 83.42 2008-09 8 708 88.50 Totals 41 3,235 78.90 Fall 2009 15 1,238 82.53 Totals 40 3,422 85.55 Totals 64 5,328 83.25 Brittany Hanten (2008-present) Nicole Bowen (2007-09) 2008-09 15 1,271 84.73 Sydney Sturdevant (2008-present) 2007-08 7 691 98.71 Fall 2009 15 1,219 81.27 2008-09 19 1,551 81.63 Totals 7 691 98.71 Totals 30 2,490 83.00 Fall 2009 15 1,185 79.00 Totals 34 2,736 80.47 Lindsey Brown (2004-06) Mandy Hellman (2004-05) 2004-05 20 1,732 86.60 2004-05 20 1,934 96.70 Rebecca Swords (2008-present) 2005-06 22 1,819 82.68 Totals 20 1,934 96.70 2008-09 20 1,655 82.75 Totals 42 3,551 84.55 Fall 2009 15 1,214 80.93 Steph Lauer (2004-05) Totals 35 2,869 81.97 Stephanie Burns (2006) 2004-05 7 694 99.14 2006 14 1,193 85.21 Totals 7 694 99.14 Kelly Wilkens (2007-2008) Totals 14 1,193 85.21 2007-08 7 630 90.00 Sarah Lewis (2004-05) Totals 7 630 90.00 Kelli Endahl (2004-06) 2004-05 18 1,789 99.39 2004-05 18 1,579 87.72 Totals 18 1,789 99.39 Dallas Willman (2005-07) 2005-06 22 1,802 81.91 2005-06 18 1,533 85.17 Totals 40 3,381 84.53 Holly Opatz (2005-09) 2006-07 21 1,856 88.38 2005-06 22 1,779 80.86 Totals 39 3,389 86.90 Kelly Evans (2004-06) 2006-07 21 1,736 82.67 2004-05 20 1,671 83.55 2007-08 25 2,063 82.52 TEAM (2004-present) 2005-06 22 1,775 80.68 2008-09 11 943 85.73 2004-05 20 7,091 354.55 Totals 42 3,446 82.05 Totals 79 6,521 82.54 2005-06 22 7,145 324.77 2006-07 21 7,172 340.10 Abby Feehan (2007-present) Amanda Rosol (2005-09) 2007-08 25 8,092 323.98 2007-08 13 1,249 96.08 2005-06 8 701 87.63 2008-09 24 7,850 327.08 2008-09 5 453 90.60 2006-07 21 1,740 82.86 Fall 2009 15 4,766 317.73 Fall 2009 6 523 87.17 2007-08 25 2,060 82.40 Totals 127 42,107 331.55 Totals 24 2,225 92.71 2008-09 22 1,833 83.32 Totals 76 6,334 83.34 Morgan Fitts (2009-present) Fall 2009 15 1,199 79.93 Totals 15 1,199 79.93

2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 45 Men’s Career Statistics

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Brian Bye, 2007-present 24 350 87.50 78 167 250 0026th Lance Collins, 2007 13 231 77.00 74 157 231 116th Matt Conlon, 2004-05 9 23 1,820 79.13 73 149 232 12tie-9th Kyle Cooper, 2009-present 25 384 76.80 72 153 227 01tie-19th Parker Edens, 2009-present 5 13 1,018 78.31 72 149 221 01tie-23rd Matthew Erickson, 2008-present 4 10 817 81.70 77 160 239 00tie-30th James Green, 2007-08 5 13 1,031 79.31 73 151 224 00tie-37th Brodie Hullinger, 2004-08 13 32 2,612 81.63 74 151 227 13tie-2nd Charlie Jacobson, 2004 5 14 1,055 75.36 69 143 215 341st Justin Jenkins, 2006-present 30 81 6,195 76.48 71 (3) 145 219 1 10 tie-8th Tim Kalil, 2005-09 33 91 6,893 75.75 69 (2) 143 218 7 15 4th Steve Klock, 2004-07 26 72 5,462 75.86 69 144 (2) 220 3 12 tie-2nd Landon Koss, 2005-06 10 29 2,262 78.00 70 142 215 126th Michael Kuchta, 2004-05 10 26 2,044 78.62 71 (2) 145 227 (2) 231st Geoff Mead, 2007-09 23 61 4,521 74.11 65 137 205 8 16 1st (2) Luke Merkel, 2004 26 487 81.17 78 161 241 0069th Nolan Meyer, 2008-present 7 19 1,464 77.05 72 149 221 01tie-23rd Trent Peterson, 2005-09 37 102 7,526 73.78 67 (3) 138 206 15 28 1st (2) Jared Schnabel, 2004-06 5 13 1,099 84.54 79 162 241 0058th David Smith, 2009-present 38 625 78.13 71 145 218 01tie-14th Ryan Trasamar, 2004-08 22 58 4,612 79.52 73 (4) 146 222 22tie-1st Kyle Vandevoort, 2006-present 23 57 4,456 78.18 72 (2) 148 (3) 226 177th Matt Wieland, 2005-06 25 410 82.00 77 165 242 0054th Brian Wynia, 2008-present 7 17 1,344 79.06 74 150 229 0114th Mitchell Zaba, 2008-09 38 656 82.00 77 (3) 160 248 (2) 00tie-34th Individual Totals, 2004-present 53 770 59,374 77.11 65 137 205 46 110 1st (6) TEAM, 2004-present 52 141 42,699 302.83 280 566 857 — — 1st (7) Note: SDSU played in two duals [2007-08 (one round) and 2008-09 (two rounds)]; SDSU competed in three non-Division I events (five rounds) in 2004-05, resulting in three team wins, two individual wins and one individual tie for 1st. Women’s Career Statistics

Name Events Rounds Strokes Average Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top-10 Top-25 Best Erin Bergstrom, 2007-09 15 40 3,422 85.55 72 163 244 02tie-19th Nicole Bowen, 2007-09 37 691 98.71 90 192 305 0058th Lindsey Brown, 2004-06 18 42 3,551 84.55 76 156 239 26tie-5th Stephanie Burns, 2006 5 14 1,193 85.21 78 162 248 00tie-41st Kelli Endahl, 2004-06 17 40 3,381 84.53 76 155 239 (2) 26tie-9th Kelly Evans, 2004-06 18 42 3,446 82.05 75 (2) 152 235 39tie-4th Abby Feehan, 2007-present 9 24 2,225 92.71 80 175 255 00tie-47th Morgan Fitts, 2009-present 5 15 1,199 79.93 75 (2) 152 232 00tie-27th Hillary Gerster, 2007-09 15 41 3,235 78.90 72 (2) 144 221 5 11 2nd Brittany Hanten, 2008-present 11 30 2,490 83.00 78 (2) 159 (3) 237 02tie-17th Mandy Hellman, 2004-05 10 20 1,934 96.70 89 183 291 0039th Steph Lauer, 2004-05 47 694 99.14 92 191 — 0 0 43rd Sarah Lewis, 2004-05 9 18 1,789 99.39 90 181 292 0045th Holly Opatz, 2005-09 29 79 6,521 82.54 74 153 237 287th Amanda Rosol, 2005-09 28 76 6,334 83.34 74 152 231 145th Whitney Schrader, 2007-present 23 64 5,328 83.25 75 154 239 05tie-15th Sydney Sturdevant, 2008-present 12 34 2,736 80.47 73 154 229 14tie-9th Rebecca Swords, 2008-present 13 35 2,869 81.97 74 153 234 02tie-15th Kelly Wilkens, 2007-2008 37 630 90.00 85 178 (2) 274 00tie-50th Dallas Willman, 2005-07 15 39 3,389 86.90 80 (3) 162 248 01tie-17th Individual Totals, 2004-present 49 674 57,057 84.65 72 (3) 144 221 16 61 2nd TEAM, 2004-present 49 127 42,107 331.55 303 614 935 — — 2nd Note: SDSU competed in four non-Division I events (five rounds) in 2004-05. 46 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Awards

MEN WOMEN All-Independent Team All-Independent Team 2004-05 Steve Klock (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Lindsey Brown (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Michael Kuchta (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Kelli Endahl (Honorable Mention) 2005-06 Trent Peterson (3rd Team) 2004-05 Kelly Evans (2nd Team) 2005-06 Steve Klock (Honorable Mention) Summit League All-Conference Summit League All-Conference 2007-08 Hillary Gerster (1st Team) 2007-08 Trent Peterson (2nd Team) 2007-08 Amanda Rosol (1st Team) 2008-09 Geoff Mead (1st Team) Summit League Newcomer of the Year 2008-09 Trent Peterson (1st Team) 2007-08 Hillary Gerster Summit League Men’s Golfer of the Year Independent All-Academic Team 2008-09 Trent Peterson 2005-06 Lindsey Brown Summit League Men’s Athlete of the Month 2005-06 Kelly Evans Aug./Sept. 2008 Trent Peterson 2006-07 Dallas Willman 2006-07 Holly Opatz Summit League Men’s Golfer of the Week 2006-07 Amanda Rosol April 22, 2009 Trent Peterson Summit League Academic All-Conference PING All-Central Region Team 2007-08 Nicole Bowen 2008-09 Trent Peterson 2007-08 Abby Feehan Independent All-Academic Team 2007-08 Hillary Gerster 2006-07 Trent Peterson 2007-08 Holly Opatz 2007-08 Amanda Rosol Summit League Academic All-Conference 2007-08 Kelly Wilkens 2007-08 Brian Bye 2008-09 Brittany Hanten 2007-08 Brodie Hullinger 2008-09 Holly Opatz 2007-08 Justin Jenkins 2008-09 Amanda Rosol 2007-08 Tim Kalil 2008-09 Sydney Sturdevant 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Rebecca Swords 2008-09 Brian Bye 2008-09 Matthew Erickson Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence 2008-09 Justin Jenkins 2007-08 Holly Opatz 2008-09 Trent Peterson 2007-08 Amanda Rosol 2008-09 Brian Wynia 2008-09 Holly Opatz 2008-09 Amanda Rosol Summit League Commissioner’s List of Academic Excellence 2008-09 Sydney Sturdevant 2007-08 Brodie Hullinger 2007-08 Justin Jenkins National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2004-05 Lindsey Brown 2007-08 Ryan Trasamar 2004-05 Kelly Evans 2005-06 Lindsey Brown ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District At-Large Team 2005-06 Kelly Evans 2008-09 Trent Peterson (First Team) 2007-08 Amanda Rosol Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar 2008-09 Amanda Rosol 2007-08 Trent Peterson 2008-09 Trent Peterson The women were named a National Golf Coaches Association All- Academic Team in 2005-06. In order to qualify, a team needed to post one of the top-25 GPAs in all divisions of women’s golf ... The men were named a Golf Coaches Association of America All-Academic Team in 2008-09. In order to qualify, a team needed to post a GPA of 3.0 or higher. 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 47 48 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf Brookings Country Club

Photo courtesy of Brookings Country Club Brookings Country Club History Play Championship in 1982, 1991 and Around 1920, a group of young men 2006, and the SDGA Men’s Amateur that included Horace and Van Fishback, Championship in 1981, 1988 and Elmer Sexauer, Earl Bartling and a few 1997. In 2001, the Division II Women’s others created the first golf course by Regional Tournament was played there. mowing the pasture behind Fishback’s The United States Senior Amateur barn. Tomato cans were used to make Qualifying was held there in the sum- the nine holes. The 8 foot wide greens mer of 2007 and 2009. were constructed with sand and oil. In Par & Yardages 1921, the young men leased 50 acres of Recently, additions were made to the HOLE PAR CHAMP MEN REG LADIES land from A.J. Kendall for $175 a year. 1 5 555 509 500 428 clubhouse, and the practice facility now 2 4 314 314 309 300 The course was designed by Earl features a driving range, two putting/chip- 3 3 155 155 148 125 Bartling and Ward Waltz, because the ping greens and a wedge green with an 4 4 337 337 311 301 club had no money to hire a golf archi- 5 5 538 482 475 415 80-yard range and bunkers. 6 4 433 385 322 322 tect. Their club started with approxi- Course Records 7 3 165 154 154 144 mately 30 members who payed $20 Former Jackrabbit Trent Peterson holds 8 4 359 359 333 302 9 4 402 379 314 314 each per year for dues. the men’s course record of 61, shot in OUT 36 3258 3074 2866 2651 In 1926, a new clubhouse was con- 2007. Current Jackrabbit Morgan Fitts 10 4 391 384 384 326 structed. It was 28x50 feet in size with broke the women’s course record with a 68 11 4 380 380 345 328 porches on the north and east sides. A 12 4 396 396 347 343 during the Club Championship in August 13 3 224 215 172 172 dance floor, basement, concession room, 2009. She broke her own record of 70. 14 5 567 516 511 431 locker rooms and a kitchen were also Tournaments Hosted 15 4 386 386 352 334 included. 16 4 403 372 367 258 Brookings Country Club has hosted 17 3 195 189 169 156 In 1945, the greens were redone, and several high profile golf tournaments 18 5 551 488 488 417 in the 1960s, nine new holes were over the years, including the South IN 36 3493 3326 3135 2765 added. Dakota Golf Association Men’s Match TOT. 72 6751 6400 6001 5416 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 49 Administration

DAVID CHICOINE JUSTIN SELL MYLO HELLICKSON PRESIDENT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE A 1969 graduate of South Dakota Justin Sell became the 12th director of athlet- Dr. Mylo Hellickson started as South State, Dr. David Chicoine took over as the ics at South Dakota State on May 29, 2009, Dakota State University’s faculty repre- 19th President in SDSU history on taking over for Dr. Fred Oien, who retired on sentative to the North Central Conference January 1, 2007. April 8, 2009 after 18 years. and NCAA in 1977, and as such also Prior to his return to SDSU, the Elk Sell came to SDSU after 10 years at the serves as chairman of the Athletic, University of Northern Iowa, most recently as the Point native served as the vice president Intramural and Recreation Committee on for technology and economic development Senior Associate Athletic Director for the Panthers. Responsible for community relations in the campus. at the University of Illinois. areas of economic development, tourism and the He also filled in as interim Athletic In addition to his agribusiness degree Chamber of Commerce, Sell played a vital role in Director from January-May 2009 upon from SDSU, Chicoine holds master’s community engagement for UNI athletics. As the retirement of longtime AD Fred Oien degrees in economics from Western president and co-founder of the Cedar Valley and before Justin Sell took over on a full- Illinois University and in agriculture eco- Sports and Entertainment Commission, he time basis on May 29, 2009. nomics from the University of Delaware. designed, implemented and managed a fundrais- On the SDSU Staff since 1969, He earned his Ph.D. in agriculture eco- ing plan that raised more than $260,000 to bid Hellickson returned to the classroom as a nomics from the University of Illinois at and attract statewide, regional and national level professor in agricultural engineering after events to the local communities. Urbana-Champaign. serving several years as director of agri- An accomplished applied economics Sell came to UNI in May 1999 as the Operations Manager for Athletic Facilities before culture Extension at SDSU. He also served scholar, Chicoine earned recognition and earning a promotion to Assistant Athletic as a professor in agricultural engineering numerous awards in writing more than Director for Operations in 2000. until he earned an appointment as head 100 scholarly publications. He also sat He worked his way up to Associate Athletic of that department during the summer of on the board of trustees for the Chicago- Director in 2002, where he began sport man- 1982. based Farm Foundation and served as a agement of nine sports and direct oversight of Dr. Hellickson’s specializes in the area trustee of Carle Foundation Hospital in more than 100 employees of livestock structures and environment Urbana, Illinois. He also served on the Prior to UNI, Sell worked as the Director of with recent emphasis on solar energy use board of the John Warner Bank in Clinton, Ticket Operations and Assistant Facility Director in agriculture. and Intramural Director at Villanova from 1995- Illinois, and as a board member of the A native of Belfield, N.D., he earned a Champaign County Community 99, whre he oversaw facility capital projects. Before arriving at Villanova, he worked at bachelor’s degree in agricultural engi- Foundation. Syracuse University and Ohio State. neering from North Dakota State Chicoine’s father, Roland, who served Sell graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1964, added a master’s 18 years in the South Dakota Legislature, University in 1991, earning a degree in Sport degree in ag engineering from NDSU in attended SDSU prior to World War II. All Management. He received his master's in Sport 1966, then earned a Ph.D. in engineering seven of Chicoine’s siblings also attended Administration in 1992 from Ohio State, where at West Virginia University in 1969. SDSU. In 1986, South Dakota State hon- he worked as a graduate assistant for facilities, The North Central Conference present- ored the Roland and Evelyn Chicoine summer camps and compliance. ed Hellickson with its Meritorious Service family by naming them the SDSU Family He and his wife, Jennie, have four children - Award at the November 1990 meeting. of the Year. Abbie, Zach, Josh and Eric. 50 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf About South Dakota State University

With a record enrollment of 12,376 students in the fall of 2008, South Dakota State remains the state’s largest institution of higher learning.

SDSU EARLY HISTORY Located in Brookings, the Territorial Legislative Assembly authorized SDSU in 1881 to serve as the state’s land grant institution. Territorial Council member John O’Brien Scobey managed to secure Dakota Agricultural College for his city. Although allocations fell short of the actual cost, the school did open in the fall of 1884 because the president, TOMPKINS ALUMNI CENTER FEATURES THE AGGIE SCHOOL CLOCK TOWER. THE BUILDING, George Lilley, advanced $500 — one- LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF CAMPUS, HOSTS MANY UNIVERSITY AND ALUMNI FUNCTIONS. third of his salary — to finish three rooms in the new Central Building. “Old State College of Agriculture and SDSU also offers degree programs Central” was soon joined by South Mechanic Arts, there were 22 depart- through the South Dakota Public (1885) and North (1887), forming the ments on campus. Universities and Research Center in nucleus of campus for a decade and a Reorganization into the five divisions Sioux Falls. The Office of Academic half. that formed the basis for the designa- Affairs and Outreach coordinates During the first year of operation, the tion of colleges was completed under evening, RDTN, Internet and off-campus college only held preparatory classes. President Charles W. Pugsley in 1923. courses. College classes started in 1885 with In 1964, when “State College” The North Central Association of five teachers, 17 freshman and 61 became South Dakota State University, Colleges and Secondary Schools accred- preparatory students. the school included six colleges. Now, its SDSU, while numerous departments Growth stayed slow and erratic for students can earn degrees offered on campus hold accreditation from vari- ous other agencies. many years, but by the turn of the 20th THE EIGHT COLLEGES INCLUDE: century, 242 students enrolled and by • Agricultural and Biological Sciences SDSU celebrated its 125th anniver- 1990, SDSU enrollment grew to more • Arts and Science sary in 2006, a yearlong event that cul- than 9,000 students. • Education and Counseling minated with the 2006 Hobo Day foot- • Engineering ball game. • Family and Consumer Sciences Over those 125 years, SDSU grew COLLEGES ESTABLISHED • General Registration from a campus of 80 acres in 1881 to SDSU granted nearly 70,000 degrees • Nursing a 271-acre campus with facilities worth since its charter in 1881. • Pharmacy more than $220 million. The structure of the college became • Graduate School The university owns or leases another more complex as enrollments increased. through eight colleges. 15,000 acres for research throughout The first nine chairs of instruction Students can choose from more than the state. established in 1884 included agricul- 200 majors, minors and options at The Printing and Journalism Building ture, science, mathematics, English, SDSU with more than 2,500 different — now named Anson and Ada May modern languages, military tactics, vet- course offerings. Yeager Hall — underwent a $2.1 mil- erinary science, practical business, polit- Master’s degrees can be earned in lion expansion and renovation project. ical & domestic economy and music. more than 30 areas, with doctorates By 1907, the year the name of the available in eight fields. (Continued on next page) institution changed to South Dakota 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 51 About South Dakota State University

at developing new technologies to protect crops and livestock. SDSU is also one of just five universities to serve as a regional center for the Sun Grant Initiative, which is a concept to solve America’s energy needs and revitalize rural communities with Land- Grant university research, education and Extension programs on renewable energy and bio-based non-food industries. The Harding Distinguished Lecture Series, the F.O. Butler Lectures, the Lusk Lecture and the Amdahl, Schultz-Werth and Griffiths endowments all supple- ment classroom instruction. Students can also choose from more than 100 clubs and organizations on campus.

SDSU ADDED STATE OF THE ART VIDEO SCOREBOARDS IN FROST ARENA IN 2005 MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS Other recent campus construction Sensing; Water Resources Institute; The educational opportunities do not projects include a $7 million expansion Engineering and Environmental end in the classroom or laboratory, as to Crothers Engineering Hall, the reno- Research Center; Animal Disease South Dakota State University houses vation of Solberg Hall and the building Research and Diagnostic Laboratory; several facilities, including museums of a $9 million performing arts center, and Northern Grain Insect Research and gardens. which opened in the fall of 2002. Laboratory. These units help strengthen Dedicated in 1970, and expanded in A new residence hall (Caldwell Hall) the university’s growing commitment to 2000, the South Dakota Federation of and the University Student Union research and support of state and local Women’s Club first envisioned the expansion and renovation opened in the economic development efforts. The South Dakota Art Museum in 1949. fall of 2005, and the Enterprise Northern Great Plains Biostress Institute, located on the southwest cor- Laboratory, dedicated in 1993, houses (Continued on next page) ner of campus opened in 2004. scientists who focus on research aimed In 2005, SDSU spent more than $3 million to install new state of the art scoreboards in Frost Arena and at Coughlin Alumni Stadium.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH The university reaches all corners of the state through the Cooperative Extension Service and the Agricultural Experiment Station, offering service to improve the quality of rural life. SDSU also sponsors the Center for Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship; Engineering

Experiment Station, Office of Remote CALDWELL HALL OPENED IN THE FALL OF 2005 52 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf About South Dakota State University

The museum's collections include early Sioux Indian tribal art, the famed Harvey Dunn paintings of pioneer life and the exclusive Vera Way Marghab linens. The State Agricultural Heritage Museum transformed the former Stock Judging Pavilion into a home for exhibits that record and preserve the agrarian heritage of South Dakota. The 70-acre McCrory Gardens and South Dakota Arboretum, located south and east of campus, provide a beautiful setting for area residents and tourists to enjoy a stroll through the radiant colors and fragrances of one of the top 10 small ornamental gardens in the nation. MCCRORY GARDENS HONORS PROFESSOR S.A. MCCRORY WHO HEADED THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE It is also recognized as an All- AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES FROM 1947 UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 1964 American Display Garden, one of only Peony Garden, Shrub Rose Collection, The arboretum’s purpose is to test 13 in the nation. In 1993 McCrory and Children’s Maze. woody plants needed to protect agricul- Gardens was designated an All- In August 1994, McCrory Gardens tural fields and livestock from the American Judging Garden to conduct dedicated the Mickelson Grove Memorial region’s harsh environment, to provide research on annual flowers. in honor of former governor and hardy trees to shade our towns and Since 1985, private contributions Brookings resident George S. Mickelson. cities, and to test ornamental shrubs for made many new gardens possible In 1982, they dedicated the area north both durability and beauty. including the Rose, Rock, Centennial of the formal garden to the planting and SDSU Horticulture, Forestry, Prairie, Iris, True Lily, Mum, Native testing of ornamental trees and shrubs. Landscape and Parks Department man- Prairie Collection, Oak Tree Memorial The 45-acre site was designated the age the arboretum and gardens. Garden, All-Red Specialty Garden, South Dakota State Arboretum in 1988. McCrory Gardens continues to develop more gardens, tree and shrub collections.

THE COUGHLIN CAMPANILE South Dakota State’s most recognizable landmark may be the 165-foot Coughlin Campanile, the state’s largest chimes tower. A climb of 179 steps leads to a panoramic view of the city. 1909 Engineering graduate Charles Coughlin, who later went on to become head of the Briggs & Stratton Corporation, donated the statuesque structure on the west end of campus at a cost of $65,000. Coughlin laid the campanile’s corner- stone on June 10, 1929. Since then, its chimes call students to classes with the famous Westminster peals. THE SOUTH DAKOTA ART MUSEUM, WHICH IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, STARTED A $1.8 MILLION EXPANSION IN 1998 AND REOPENED IN 2000 (Continued on next page) 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 53 About South Dakota State University An alumni-sponsored project to by President Calvin Coolidge in 30-to-35 miles per hour, with bursts up restore the campanile was completed in September 1927. to 45, making it the second fastest ani- the summer of 2001. Over the years the outdoor amphithe- mal in North America, second only to Named after a former SDSU ater hosted concerts, graduations and the pronghorn antelope, which can run President, The Hilton M. Briggs Library, inaugurations for university presidents. at speeds up to 60 miles per hour. the state’s largest, opened in 1977 and Woodbine Cottage, the home of the uni- Jackrabbits are, properly speaking, not joined South Dakota’s statewide auto- versity president, is a charming example rabbits but hares, with longer feet and mated library network in 1988.Through of Queen Anne architecture. Built in 1887 longer ears than rabbits. Most hares live the library, users can access holdings by South Dakota Agricultural College’s in open country, whereas rabbits — like from all 10 of the state’s libraries, second president, Dr. Lewis McLouth, the cottontails — live in brushy habitats. including official documents and more home is crowned by multiple rooflines. The Jackrabbits can grow up to two feet long, than 1 million other holdings at Briggs. house also served as a women’s dormito- weigh froms six to nine pounds, with ears Adjacent to the campanile, Coolidge- ry, music hall and infirmary. up to eight inches long. Hares are vegetari- Sylvan Theatre provides a restful, green ans, eating tender herbs in summer, and haven for students since its dedication THE JACKRABBITS woody twigs and bark in the winter. Two theories exist as to how and why SDSU’s athletic teams became known BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA as the “Jackrabbits”. Named after W.W. Brookings, who Most believe that the name came to the area in 1857. That winter, “Jackrabbits” came from a story and his legs froze badly enough to force cartoon sketch that appeared in a doctors to amputate them. Undaunted, Minneapolis newspaper following a Brookings stayed and eventually 1905 football game between the became president of the territorial University of Minnesota and South council and a judge in the state Dakota State College. Many believe that supreme court. In honor of his support a reporter for the newspaper, knowing of railroad construction, and possibly of the preponderance of jackrabbits in because of his stalwart nature, South the Brookings area, wrote that the Dakota’s first locomotive was named SDSC team was as quick as jackrabbits. the “Judge Brookings.” Many people believe that the school Situated at the intersection of U.S. adopted the Jackrabbits as its official Highway 14 and Interstate 29, about nickname from that beginning. 20 miles west of the Minnesota border The other theory about the origin of and 50 miles north of Sioux Falls, the the nickname came in The Jackrabbit, Brookings community of about 18,500 SDSU’s yearbook. A poem in the 1907 people continues to grow. The commu- yearbook puts forth the idea that the nity also houses several recognizable yearbook is called The Jackrabbit companies including Rainbow Play because a group of juniors wished to Systems, Minnesota Mining and immortalize themselves by changing the Manufacturing (3M medical products), name of the yearbook. Athletic teams Larson Manufacturing (doors and win- followed suit, adopting the nickname. dows), and Daktronics, a leading manu- Prior to the adoption of the Jackrabbit facturer of scoreboards and display sys- nickname, fans knew the school athletic tems. The largest gasohol production teams as the Barn Yard Cadets as SDSU plant in South Dakota (Vera Sun was known as South Dakota State College Energy) sits just east of Brookings while of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts in 1907. soybean production plant operates just

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ACADEMIC OVERVIEW • Science • Ecology The following list includes the more than Atmospheric, Environmental and Water • Molecular/Cellular 200 majors, minors and options available Resources (Ph.D.) • Organismal in the classroom at South Dakota State Biology (B.S., Minor) • Pre-Professional University: • Ecology Business (Minor) • Molecular/Cellular Chemistry (B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Minor) • Indicates options within the major • Organismal Clinical Lab Technology • Pre-Professional Communication Studies and Theatre Biological Sciences (M.S., Ph.D.) (B.A., B.S., Minor) COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES AND Botany (Minor) • Radio, TV and Film OUTREACH PROGRAMS Business Area Studies • Speech Communications General Registration — the most Dairy Manufacturing (B.S.) • Speech Education popular freshman option Dairy Production (B.S.) • Theatre Liberal Studies (B.S.) • Business Communication Studies and General Studies (A.A.) • Science Journalism (M.S.) Applied Technical Science (B.A.T.S.) Dairy Science (M.S.) Criminal Justice (Minor) Applied Agriculture Entomology Economics (B.A., B.S., M.S., Minor) General Supervision Environmental Management (B.S.) • Business Economics General Technology General Agriculture (A.S., B.S.) English (B.A., M.A., Minor) Industrial Sales Horticulture (B.S.) European Studies Program Industrial Supervision • Business French (B.A., Minor) Pre-Professional Programs • Production Geographic Information Systems (B.S., Pre-Chiropractic • Science Minor) Pre-Dental International Agricultural Specialization Geography (B.S., M.S., Minor) Pre-Law Landscape Architecture (B.S.) • Environmental Planning & Pre-Medicine Microbiology (B.S., Minor) Management Pre-Ministerial • Applied/Environmental • Technical Geography - Science Pre-Mortuary Science • Infectious Disease German (B.A., Minor) Pre-Optometry • Molecular Biology Global Studies Pre-Physical Therapy Park Management (B.S.) Graphic Design (B.A., B.S.) Pre-Physician’s Assistant Pest Management (Minor) Health Education (Minor) Pre-Veterinary Medicine Plant Pathology (M.S.) Health, Physical Education and Recreation Pre-Veterinary Medicine (B.S., M.S., Minor) COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND Range Science (B.S., Minor) Health Promotion (B.S.) BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES • Range Livestock Production History (B.A., B.S., Minor) Ag Business (B.S., Minor) • Rangeland Ecology & Habitat Journalism (B.A., B.S., Minor) Ag & Resources Economics (B.S.) Management • Advertising • Environmental Economics • Rangeland Resource Conservation • Broadcast Journalism Ag Education (B.S.) Rural Sociology (M.S., Minor) • News-Editorial Ag Journalism (B.S.) Zoology (Minor) Latin America Area Studies Ag Marketing (Minor) Mathematics (B.S., M.S., Minor) Ag Systems Technology (B.S., Minor) COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Microbiology (B.S., M.S., Minor) • Business Accounting (Minor) Military Science (Minor) • Environmental Systems Aerospace Studies (Minor) Modern Language Business-Economics • Processing American Indian Studies (Minor) Specialization • Production Art (B.A., B.S., Minor) Music (B.A., Minor) Agronomy (B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Minor) • Art Education • Choral Music • Business • Fine Arts • Instrumental Music • Production • Painting/Printmaking Music Education (B.M.E.) • Science • Ceramics/Sculpture Music Merchandising (B.S.) Animal Sciences (B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Minor) Athletic Training (B.S.) Philosophy (Minor) • Business and Production Biology (B.S., M.S., Minor) Political Science (B.A., B.S., Minor) 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 55 About South Dakota State University

Pre-Occupational Therapy COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Family and Consumer Sciences (M.S.) Pre-Physical Therapy Agricultural and Biosystems Gerontology (Minor) Psychology (B.A., Minor) Engineering (B.S.) Hotel and Food Service Management (B.S.) • Applied Option • Food and Bio-Materials • Food Service Management • Pre-Professional • Power and Machinery • Hotel and Hospitality Management • Psychological Services • Structures and Environment Human Development and Family • Teaching • Water and Natural Resources Studies (B.S.) Public Recreation (B.S., Minor) Civil and Environmental Engineering (B.S.) Human Development, Child and Religion (Minor) Computer Science (B.S., Minor) Family Studies (Minor) Sociology (B.A., B.S., Ph.D., Minor) Construction Management (B.S.) Interior Design (B.S., Minor) • Human Services Electrical Engineering (B.S.) Nutrition, Food Science (B.S., Minor) • Human Resources • Biomedical Engineering • Dietetics • Social Work • Communications and Advanced • Food Science Spanish (B.A., Minor) Electronics • Nutrition Women’s Studies (Minor) • Computers-Digital Hardware • Image Processing COLLEGE OF NURSING COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND • Power Systems Nursing (B.S., M.S.) COUNSELING Electronics Engineering Technology (B.S.) • Accelerated Program Aviation Engineering (M.S.) • RN Upward Mobility Career and Technical Education (B.S.) Engineering Physics (B.S.) Health Science (Minor) • Aviation • Electrical Engineering Gerontology (Minor) Counseling and Human Resource • Mechanical Engineering Development (M.S.) Industrial Management (M.S.) COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.) Manufacturing Engineering Technology (B.S.) Pharmacy (Pharm. D.) Educational Administration (M.Ed.) Mechanical Engineering (B.S.) Career and Technical Education (B.S.) Physics (B.S., Minor) For more information about Secondary Education Certification • Professional Physics • Science Education South Dakota State University Agriculture academic programs, call the Art (K-12) Safety Management (B.S.) Biology Software Engineering (B.S.) Admissions Office at: Career and Technical Education • Food Service Management 1-800-952-3541 Chemistry • Hotel and Hospitality Management –– or –– Computer Science Human Development and Family (605) 688-6891 Economics Studies (B.S.) English Human Development, Child and Admissions E-Mail: Family Studies (Minor) Family and Consumer Sciences [email protected] French Interior Design (B.S., Minor) Geography Nutrition, Food Science (B.S., Minor) German (K-12) • Dietetics University Web Site: Health, Physical Education and • Food Science SDstate.edu Recreation (K-12) • Nutrition History Athletics Web Site: Journalism COLLEGE OF FAMILY AND GOJACKS.COM Mathematics CONSUMER SCIENCES Music (K-12) Apparel Merchandising (B.S., Minor) Physics Consumer Affairs (B.S., Minor) Political Science Early Childhood Education (B.S.) Psychology • Birth to age 8 Sociology • Cooperative programs in elementary Spanish (K-12) education Speech (Speech/Debate, Drama/Theatre) 56 2009-10 South Dakota State University Golf 2008-09 Tournament Wins

Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Sept. 8-9 At the 7,158-yard, par-72 ArborLinks Golf Course in Nebraska City, Neb. 292-288—580 (4-over) [1st of 12 teams]

Cleveland State Invitational Sept. 29-30 At the 7,215-yard, par-72 Sand Ridge Golf Club in Avon, Ohio 287-290-293—870 (6-over) [1st of 14 teams] •Individual champion: Geoff Mead, 73-68-71—212 (4-under) [1st of 75 individuals] Santa Clara Invitational Oct. 20-21 At the 6,709-yard, par-72 Silver Creek Valley Country Club in San Jose, Calif. 286-290-291—857 (5-over) [1st of 8 teams]

Beu/Mussatto Invitational (Western Illinois) April 20-21 At the 6,862-yard, par-72 Harry Mussatto Golf Course in Macomb, Ill. 300-300—600 (24-over) [1st of 16 teams] •Individual champion: Trent Peterson, 68-74—142 (2-under) [1st of 90 individuals]

Go Big. Go Blue. Go Jacks. South Dakota State University 2009-10 Men’s & Women’s Golf Schedules subject to change MEN WOMEN Fall Fall Sept. 14-15 — Fairway Club Invitational (Nebraska) Sept. 14-15 — Chip-n-Club Invitational (Nebraska) •Nebraska City, Neb. •Lincoln, Neb.

Sept. 21-22 — Jim Colbert Intercollegiate (Kansas State) Sept. 21-22 — Payne Stewart Memorial (Missouri St.) •Manhattan, Kan. •Springfield, Mo.

Sept. 28-29 — Cleveland State Invitational Oct 9-11 — Xavier International @ LPGA International (Xavier) •Avon, Ohio •Daytona Beach, Fla. Oct. 11-12 — D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate (Illinois State) Oct. 17-18 — Hawkeye Intercollegiate (Iowa) •Normal, Ill. •Iowa City, Iowa Oct. 19-20 — Bill Ross Intercollegiate (UMKC) •Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 26-27 — Ross Resorts Invitational @ Mid Pines GC (Rollins) •Southern Pines, N.C. Spring March 15-16 — Jackrabbit Invitational Spring •Primm, Nev. March 15-16 — Jackrabbit Invitational •Primm, Nev. March 29-30 — Diet Pepsi Shocker Classic (Wichita State) •Wichita, Kan. March 26-27 — Cincinnati Spring Invitational •Crystal River, Fla. April 12-13 — UMB Bank - Mizzou Tiger Intercollegiate (Missouri) •Columbia, Mo. April 5-6 — Cowgirl Invitational (Wyoming) April 17-18 — Hawkeye Intercollegiate (Iowa) •Phoenix, Ariz. •Iowa City, Iowa April 19-20 — The Summit League Women’s Golf Championship April 26-27 — The Summit League Men’s Golf Championship •Tulsa, Okla. •St. George, Utah May 1-2 — Dakota Cup at Morton, Minn. May 1-2 — Dakota Cup at Morton, Minn.