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brittany fan College—2014-15 (Fr.)—Fan Best Career The FAN File had quite an impressive debut Round In Com- Height: 5-9 season for the Buffaloes, post- petition—69, Class: Sophomore ing a freshman school record three times Experience: 1 Letters 74.87 stroke average over 31 (2013; Colorado Hometown: Pearl City, Hawai’i rounds. She earned six top 20 Women’s Open, High School: Kamehameha Rounds: 31 team and shot a team-leading USGA Women’s Stroke Avg: 74.87 28finishes, rounds second in the most 70s, fouron the of final round; Rounds 70s 28 those were even-par, which round; PGA Ju- Subpar Rounds 1 niorAmateur, Champi final- Even Par Rounds 4 During the fall, Fan competed onship, third Top 20 Finishes 6 inwas four tied tournamentsfor first on the and squad. tal- round) Rounds Counting 30/31—96.77% lied 75.56 stroke average. Her top fall performance came in Best Career Round 70 - 2-Under Par 2015 LSU Tiger Golf Classic Academics— overall after carding a 78-75-73—226 or 10-over par score. She is currently Fanthe Minnesotahad an even Invitational better spring, where posting she finished a 74.50 tiedstroke for aver14th- an open option major, but is interested in business and ad- age. The spring was highlighted by the fact she earned a top vertising. - reer-best performance at the Silverado Showdown in Napa, Personal—Brittany Mahina Wei Ling Fan was born on Calif.,25 finish recording in all six a regular 74-75-73—222 season tournaments. score and tiedShe hadfor 11tha ca December 29, 1995 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Her parents are place overall. Fan was named a WGCA Academic All-America Freddy Fan and Sharon Zambo-Fan. She has one brother, Scholar and CU Female Freshman Athlete of the Year. Michael, who plays golf at the Air Force Academy. She is just the second CU women’s golfer to come from the Aloha High School—She received both academic and outstand- State. Fan enjoys cooking, photography and exercise. In ing achievement awards at the Kamehameha Schools before addition to golf, Fan has also performed vocally at various local events. Fan says she chose Colorado for the coaching could increase her golf training. Fan graduated in August staff’s experience and passion for the game. Fan views Colo- 2013,finishing but her due last to heryear young and a age, half took of schooling time off betweenonline so high she rado as a place where she could elevate her game to the next school and college to further improve her golf game, attend- level, get a great education and become part of a National ing the KMR School of Golf, a PGA of America Approved Golf School based at the Ko’olau Golf Club, and competing in am- when it comes to developing a well-balanced athlete. She alsoChampionship enjoys Boulder’s team. “healthyShe says environment.”CU’s facilities areAfter first college, class Interscholastic League of Hawaii and was named a second- Fan hopes to play on the LPGA Tour and become the No. 1 teamateur Honolulucompetitions. Star-Advertiser She had an All-Star.overall average of fifth in the ranked golfer in the world. Other—She was the Hawaii State Junior Golf Association Match Play Girl Champion and the Makalei Invitational La- dies Champion. She claimed low-amateur honors at the Colorado Women’s Open, becoming the only amateur to ad- thevance USGA to the Women’s final round. Amateur She and placed the fifthPGA atJunior the Golfweek Champi- West Coast Junior Invitational. She had top 15 finishes at Amateur Championship, the Joanne Winter Arizona Silver Belleonship and and the had 2012 top and 20 ’13finishes Callaway at the Junior Canadian World Women’s Champi- onships. She won the Mauna Lani Resort Hawaii State Open women’s amateur division title in December 2013. Career Statistics Overall Spring Fall Season Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP Avg. Lo Hi Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP 2014-15 31 2,321 74.9 97 3.1 70 82 20 1,490 74.50 61 11 831 75.6 36 12 tori glenn College—2014-15 (RFr.)— Glenn made her Colorado debut Academics— in September at the Ptarmigan Glenn majors The GLENN File in integrative Height: 5-7 tournament of the fall season. physiology in Class: Sophomore FallCompeting Ram Classic as an in individual, the Buffs’ first she pursuit of a Experience: 1 Letter recorded her best performance career in the Hometown: Castle Pines, Colo. of the year, shooting 231 or 15- medical indus- High School: Valor Christian over par after tallying four bird- try. In high Rounds: 16 ies and posting all three rounds school, Glenn Stroke Avg: 80.63 in the 70s. Glenn also competed was a summa Rounds 70s 7 individually in three other fall cum laude her Even Par Rounds 1 tournaments—the Minnesota freshman year Invitational, Golfweek Con- and magna cum Top 20 Finishes 1 ference Challenge where she laude her soph- Top 10 Finishes 1 omore and ju- Best Career Round 72 - Even Par one and the Ron Moore Intercol- nior years. She 2014 Ron Moore Intercollegiate legiate. In the spring, Glenn earnedcompeted her as first an individual career hole-in- at the is also a mem- LSU Tiger Golf Classic and the Denver vs. Colorado JV meet. ber of the National Honors Society. Personal—Victoria Sheridan Glenn was born on Decem- 2013-14She finished (Redshirt)— with an 80.63 stroke average over 16 rounds. ber 13, 1994 in Littleton, Colo. Her parents are Geoff, the Colorado. She has four years of eligibility remaining. CEO of Three G Body and Paint Incorporated in Littleton, Glenn redshirted her first year at and Rolinda Glenn, an accountant. Glenn has one younger High School—In three varsity seasons with the Valor Chris- brother, Tanner, who currently attends Valor Christian. A tian women’s golf team, Glenn and the Eagles won three former state champion gymnast, Glenn turned to golf after a straight Colorado High School 4A Regional Championships serious injury ended her gymnastics career after her fresh- man year. She says that once she found golf, she also found a seasons. In just her second season playing varsity golf, new direction in life. Glenn also enjoys skiing, scuba diving, and back-to-back 4A State Championships in her final two riding all-terrain vehicles, playing piano and traveling. She says an interesting fact about her is that her grandmother is Glennindividually cut 20 in strokes the Jeffco off her 4A firstLeague, year hadaverage. a top As10 a perfor junior,- Japanese. Though Glenn had contact with six other schools, she was named the Jefferson County MVP. She placed first she chose CU because she loves Boulder, felt welcomed by the team and comfortable that the coaching staff could take mance at the state championship and earned seven first- her game to a new level. placetian Champion finishes through of the Week.4A league She and continued invitational to improve play. She in was also named first-team all-conference and a Valor Chris - herishes, senior and earningseason, herrecording second top Valor five Christian finishes Championin all of her of team’sthe Week 4A title.and 5A invitationals, including four first place fin Other—In 2012, Glenn came in second place at the RMJGT Tournament of Champions and won the match play round at the RMJGT Ryder Cup, both in Scottsdale, Ariz. She also received the RMJGT Sportsmanship of the Year Award in De- Colorado Women’s Golf Association Match Play and tied for cember16th at the2012. CWGA In Match2013, Playshe hadChampionship. a runner-up finish at the Best Career Round In Competition—71 (Poudre Invite, Harmony Golf Club, Timnath, Colo.) Career Statistics Overall Spring Fall Season Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP Avg. Lo Hi Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP Rds Strokes Avg. SCIRP 2014-15 16 1,290 80.6 138 8.6 72 90 4 336 84.0 48 12 954 79.5 90 13 Megan haase College—2014-15 (Jr.)— Other— - Haase competed in three tour- ished 10th at The Haase File naments, totaling seven rounds. the Girls SheJuniors fin Height: 5-8 She recorded an 83.86 stroke America’s Cup Class: Senior average. She participated as an competition in Experience: 3 Letters individual at the Golfweek Con- Reno, Nev., in Hometown: Spokane, Wash. ference Challenge, Ron Moore 2011, and her High School: Lewis & Clark Intercollegiate, recording a sea- 3-under par 69 Rounds: 39 in the second Stroke Avg: 80.28 and the Denver vs. Colorado JV round was the Rounds 70s 21 son-bestmeet. 77 in the final round low round of Rounds Counting 20/26—76.92% that day and Best Career Round 74 - 1-Over Par 2013-14 (So.)—Haase com- was named the peted in two tournaments, re- team MVP. She 2012 New Mexico Invitational cording an 82.67 stroke average through six rounds. She played hole event at 3-over par 219. She placed 35th at the Junior - finishedWorld Championships the 54- at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San migan Ram Classic and the Pac-12 Fall Preview, shooting Diego, shooting a 8-over par 230 on the par 74 course. She intwo the rounds Buffs’ in first the and 70s. last tournaments off the fall, the Ptar held a ranking of 42 for the class of 2012 on the Junior Golf Scoreboard rankings and held that ranking throughout the 2012-13 (Fr.)—Haase established herself as one of three true freshmen to remain in the top rotation throughout the - summer.She is the women’sShe qualified competitive for the courseUSGA recordand had holder two topfor the10 ments and 15 rounds, compiling a stroke average of 78.93.