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NEWS Release Th 5905 NW 54 Circle Z Coral Springs, FL 33067 Z Phone/Fax (800) 381-0769 Z NEWS release th 5905 NW 54 Circle z Coral Springs, FL 33067 z Phone/Fax (800) 381-0769 z www.ngca.com Roger M. Yaffe, Executive Director FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Golf Coaches CONTACT: Roger M. Yaffe Association. Coral Springs, FL [email protected] PH (800) 381-0769 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kelley Hester President NATIONAL GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES University of Georgia 2007-2008 DIVISION III AWARD WINNERS Rise Lakowske Vice President Oregon State University CORAL SPRINGS, Florida (May 14, 2008) – The National Golf Coaches Association today announced the 2007-08 student-athlete and coaches awards for Division III Trelle McCombs Secretary Women’s Collegiate Golf. Winners were recognized at the NGCA Division III Awards Texas A&M University Banquet held in Waterloo, Iowa. For further information regarding these awards including selection criteria, please visit www.ngca.com. Kathy Teichert Treasurer University of Michigan PING NGCA Division III Player of the Year Denise St. Pierre Katie Tewell - Franklin College Immediate Past President Penn State University NGCA Division III Freshman of the Year Greg Allen Director at Large Hayley Milbourn - Amherst College Vanderbilt University Judi Pavon NGCA Division III Kim Moore Spirit Award Division I Director University of Tennessee Kimbra Kosak - Gustavus Adophus College Anne Kelly Division I Representative Division III SkyCaddie NGCA National Coach of the Year University of Colorado Scott Moe - Gustavus Adolphus College Robin Dezarn Division II Director Division III SkyCaddie NGCA Regional Coaches of the Year University of West Florida East Region: Jeff Groff- Allegheny College Vince Lazar Great Lakes: Dan Ruyle - Southwestern University Division III Director DePauw University Central Region: Matt Interbartolo – University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Midwest Region: Scott Moe - Gustavus Adolphus College Vici Pate Division III Representative West Region: Russ Evans - McMurry University Methodist University Robin Walton Duramed FUTURES Tour NGCA Division III All-American Teams Assistant Coach Representative University of Florida 1st Team Katie Dick - Methodist University Laura Heck - University of St. Thomas Susan Martin - Methodist University Marisa Mauldin - Southwestern University (Texas) Hayley Milbourn - Amherst College Rachel Roberg - Gustavus Adolphus College Meghan Sobotta - University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Katie Tewell - Franklin College Page Two 2nd Team Kristen Davenport - Southwestern University (Texas) Kali Griggs - Gustavus Adolphus College Kristen Kriegshauser - DePauw University Holly Noble - University of St. Thomas Kate Thompson - Wartburg College Jessica Urban University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Honorable Mention Meagan Brennan - Ohio Northern University Catherine Brunoehler - Otterbein College Delilah Dominguez - Southwestern University (Texas) Kimberly Eaton - Wellesley College Julia Gates - Oglethorpe University Kimbra Kosak - Gustavus Adolphus College Stephanie Mingos - Rhodes College Ali Murtaugh - DePauw University NGCA All-Region Teams East Region Katie Dick - Methodist University Sara Dickson - Methodist University Kimberly Eaton - Wellesley College Vicki Kasza - Hollins University Laura Koplik - Williams College Susan Martin - Methodist University Tory MacNeil - Elmira College Courtney Mazzei - Middlebury College Hayley Milbourn - Amherst College Anne O'Leary - Williams College Great Lakes Region Meagan Brennan - Ohio Northern University Catherine Brunoehler - Otterbein College Kristen Davenport - Southwestern University Julia Gates - Oglethorpe University Marisa Mauldin - Southwestern University Stephanie Mingos - Rhodes College Ali Murtaugh - DePauw University Kristen Kriegshauser - DePauw University Amanda Sanders - Olivet College Katie Tewell - Franklin College Page Three Central Region Alessandra Bollero - Illinois Wesleyan University Alyssa Gaudio - North Central College Torie Ives - University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Kristi Katz - Illinois Wesleyan University Maddie Murphy - Illinois Wesleyan University Michelle Pascavis - University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Meghan Sobotta - University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Nicole Spear - Illinois Wesleyan University Jessica Urban - University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Erica Woodall - Illinois Wesleyan University Midwest Region Amy Anderson - University of St. Thomas Kali Griggs - Gustavus Adolphus College Laura Heck - University of St. Thomas Kimbra Kosak - Gustavus Adolphus College Karla Leon - Macalester College Jordan Matheson - Macalester College Holly Noble - University of St. Thomas Rachel Roberg - Gustavus Adolphus College Kate Thompson - Wartburg College Katrina Wood - Carleton College West Region Angela Aufderhaar - Texas Lutheran University Brynn Hurdus - Linfield College Kaitlin Elsenheimer - Trinity University (Texas) Barbara John - McMurry University Leslie Lee - LeTourneau University Jessica Lewis - University of California Santa Cruz Ashley Luecke - Hardin-Simmons University Whitney Mitchell - Hardin-Simmons University Halley Sutton - University of California Santa Cruz Alicia Yoder - University of Texas at Dallas About the National Golf Coaches Association The National Golf Coaches Association, founded in 1983, is a non-profit organization representing women’s collegiate golf coaches. The NGCA was formed to encourage the playing of college golf for women in correlation with a general objective of education and in accordance with the highest tradition of intercollegiate competition. Today, the NGCA represents nearly 500 coaches throughout the U.S. and is dedicated to educating, promoting and recognizing both its members and the student-athletes they represent. # # # .
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