GOLF 2013-2014

Kaylin John Crooks Yost 16-time Conference Coach of the Year

Amanjyot Singh

Maria Jose Benavides at a glance Founded in 1887, Campbell University is a private, coeducational institution of the liberal arts, sciences, and professions offering undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. The University is comprised of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, the School of Education, the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, the Divinity School and its newest school, the School of Osteopathic Medicine.

For more than 125 years, Campbell University has been helping students build meaningful and successful futures. The university was ranked as one of the Best Regional Universities (South) by U.S. News & World Report in its America’s Best Colleges 2013 edition and named one of the “100 Best College Buys” in the nation by Institutional Research & Evaluation, Inc. Campbell is also recognized as a Servicemembers Opportunity College.

Location: Set on more than 1500 acres, Campbell maintains Enrollment: Each year, Campbell enrolls approximately a beautiful, residential campus in the Cape Fear region of 6,000 students representing diverse cultural, socioeconomic and North Carolina. The University is located just 28 miles north religious backgrounds. On the main campus, approximately of Fayetteville and 30 miles south of Raleigh, the capital city. 3,000 undergraduates are enrolled with more than 1,500 Campbell also boasts campuses in the Research Triangle Park, students enrolled in master’s programs or professional schools. Fort Bragg/Pope and Camp Lejeune. The Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law is located in downtown Raleigh. Faculty/Student Ratio: Campbell offers small class sizes and individual attention, with a faculty-to-student-ratio of Mission: The mission of Campbell University is to graduate 1-to-20. Over 90 percent of faculty hold doctoral or terminal students with exemplary academic and professional skills who degrees. are prepared for purposeful lives and meaningful service. The University is informed and inspired by its Baptist heritage and Athletics: Campbell is a member of the NCAA Division I three basic theological and biblical presuppositions: learning is Big South Conference. Men’s varsity sports include baseball, appointed and conserved by God as essential to the fulfillment basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, track of human destiny; in Christ all things consist and find ultimate and field and wrestling. Women’s sports include basketball, unity; and the Kingdom of God in this world is rooted and cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, track and grounded in Christian community field and volleyball. The Fighting Camels also compete in the Pioneer Football League, the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Curriculum: The University has more than 100 undergraduate Association and as an associate member of the Southern tracks and concentrations; as well as graduate and professional Conference in wrestling. degree programs within the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, School of The University embraces the conviction that there is no conflict Business, School of Education, Divinity School and School of between the life of faith and the life of inquiry. Osteopathic Medicine. Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 INSIDE QUICK FACTS GENERAL Location ...... Buies Creek, N.C. Founded ...... January 5, 1887 Enrollment ...... 6384 (all campuses), 3036 (main campus undergraduate) President ...... Dr. Jerry M. Wallace (East Carolina, ‘56) Athletic Director ...... Bob Roller (Virginia Tech, ‘83) Senior Woman Administrator ...... Malinda Ashcraft (Troy State, ‘87) Conference...... Big South CONTENTS Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Campbell University ...... IFC School Colors ...... Orange & Black Quick Facts ...... 1 Nickname ...... Fighting Camels Head Coach John Crooks ...... 2 Home Course ...... Keith Hills Country Club Assistant Coach Tim Crooks ...... 4 Athletics Department Phone: ...... 910.893.1327 2013-14 Schedules ...... 5 2013-14 Rosters...... 6 Men’s Player Profi les ...... 7 COACHING STAFF Women’s Player Profi les...... 11 Head Coach...... John Crooks (Houston) Camels on Tour ...... 16 E-Mail ...... [email protected] Record Book ...... 17 Offi ce Phone ...... 910.893.1370 Men’s Team Tournament Titles ...... 18 Associate Head Coach...... Tim Crooks (Campbell, ‘99) Men’s Records ...... 19 E-Mail ...... [email protected] Men’s Honors ...... 20 Offi ce Phone ...... 910.893.1401 Women’s Team Tournament Titles ...... 21 Women’s Records ...... 22 Mailing Address ...... PO Box 10, 78 Dr. McKoy Rd. Women’s Honors ...... 23 ...... Buies Creek, N.C. 27506 Big South Conference ...... 24 Keith Hills Country Club ...... IBC ATHLETICS MEDIA SERVICES Associate A.D./Media Services (contact) ...... Stan Cole Credits E-Mail ...... [email protected] The 2013-14 Campbell University Golf Guide is an offi cial on-line pub- Offi ce Phone ...... 910.893.1331 lication of the CU Athletics Media Services offi ce. The guide was writ- Cell Phone ...... 910.814.7467 ten, edited and designed by Stan Cole, Associate A.D. for Media Ser- Associate Director of Media Services ...... Jason Williams vices. Editorial assistance from the Campbell Athletics Media Services E-Mail ...... [email protected] staff . Cover designed by Donna Joseph. Photography was provided by Todd Scarborough, Bennett Scarborough, Will Bratton, Mike Cox, Offi ce Phone ...... 910.814.4367 Chris Haynes, Wes Jackson, Joel Penny, Scott Capell, Todd Drexler, Tim Assistant Director of Media Services ...... Laura Caroline Spell Cowie and the PGA Tour. E-Mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 910.893.1529 Media Services Assistant...... Daniel Sippy E-Mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 910.893.1529 Website ...... GoCamels.com Mailing Address ...... P.0. Box 10, 78 Dr. McKoy Rd...... Buies Creek, N.C. 27506

TEAM INFORMATION 2013 Big South fi nish ...... Men: T7th ...... Women: 2nd Letter winners Returning/Lost ...... Men: 7/1 ...... Women: 6/1 Men’s Top Returnees: ...... Amanjyot Singh (Sr.), ...... Grant Houser (Jr.), Mikkko Lehtovuori (So.) Keith Hills Country Club is the home course of the Fighting Camel teams. (photo by Henry Lister/Golfholes.com) Women’s Top Returnees: ...... Kaylin Yost (Sr.), Maria Jose Benavides (Sr.), ...... Brooke Bellomy (Jr.), Lisbeth Brooks (Jr.), Tahnia Ravnjak

GoCamels.com 1 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Head Coach John Crooks

The 2013-14 season marks John Crooks’ 24th year as the men’s head golf coach and 23rd in charge of the women’s program at Campbell University. One of the top collegiate golf coaches in the country, the Winston-Salem, N.C., native was inducted into the National Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame in January 2006. During his tenure, Crooks has led the women’s team to 11 conference titles and 16 NCAA Regional appearances. His women’s teams have earned regional berths 13 times in the last 16 years. Upon the program’s return to the Big South Conference in 2011-12, he led the women’s squad to the league title and was voted Big South coach of the year by his peers. His 2012-13 team has captured 6 tournament wins, plus a runner-up fi nish in the Big South tournament, and Crooks was named league coach of the year for the 16th time. Crooks’ squad received an at-large berth to the NCAA Central Regional. Camp- bell entered the regional round ranked fi rst nationally in birdies and No.-34 in the Golfstat NCAA head-to-head listing. In 17 years during Campbell’s membership in the Atlantic Sun Conference (1995-2011), Crooks guided the Lady Camels to three-consecutive league cham- pionships from 1996-98 and again in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2007. In 2004 at Keith Hills Country Club No. 1, the Lady Camels set a record for lowest 54-hole score in the league tourney. Crooks has also directed the Camel men to fi ve conference championships, including the 1999 and 2009 Atlantic Sun Conference titles. The Campbell men made their fi rst NCAA Regional team appearance in 2009 after CU individuals earned regional berths on four previous occasions. CU’s men received a pair of individual NCAA regional berths in 2011 (Vaita Guillaume, Matt Moot). In 2012 Vaita Guillaume won the NCAA Greensboro Regional and earned the program’s fi rst-ever berth into the NCAA Championship. He named 2012 Big Entering the 2014 spring season, John Crooks has guided his teams to 118 South player of the year, Ping All-Region and honorable mention Ping All-Ameri- can. tournament titles and 16 conference championships. Crooks has been named conference coach of the year 16 times for either the (Bennett Scarborough photo) men’s or women’s program. He was named Atlantic Sun Women’s Golf Coach of the Year eight times in CU’s 17 years as a league member. His men’s teams have In addition to securing his 11th women’s league coach of the year honor in claimed 45 team titles and his women have won 70 tournaments. 2012, Crooks’ squad placed four members -- Kaylin Yost, Michelle Koh, Lisbeth Entering the 2014 spring season, Crooks ranks second among all active Division Brooks and Teresa Urquizu -- on the Big South all-conference team. Yost was I women’s coaches in tournament victories with 73, trailing only Dan Brooks of tabbed player of the year and Brooks freshman of the year in the Big South. Duke (115). His women have won a tournament in 22 of the 23 years in which he Crooks has also been actively involved in the oversight of the college game, has served as head coach, including six during the 2012-13 campaign. serving as a member of the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Committee from 2004- He stands fourth on the Division I all-time coaching victories chart. 2008. Campbell captured three tournament titles in the 2013 fall season, including Coach Crooks has directed 131 golfers to all-conference honors during his ten- its third-straight Golfweek Program Challenge crown, plus The Patriot/Big South ure and 195 individuals to all-academic honors. Preview and the Fighting Camel Fall Classic. Tahnia Ravnjak won the Golfweek He has mentored dozens of professionals, including PGA Tour members David Program Challenge individual title, while Kaylin Yost claimed the FCFC individual Mathis and Brad Fritsch, as well as eGolf Tour member Vaita Guillaume. crown. On the women’s side, Sandra Angulo played on the LPGA FUTURES Symetra With three victories in fi ve tournaments, Campbell University ended the 2012 Tour in 2013, while Mary Mattson was on the Ladies European Tour. fall women’s golf season ranked 26th among the country’s 257 NCAA Division I In 2011-12, the Campbell men won three tournaments, led by Big South player programs, according to Golfstat. The ranking was the highest at the end of the of the year Vaita Guillaume, who captured fi ve individual titles. Mitch Gray was fall season in Crooks’ 22-year tenure with the program. Campbell fi nished the fall named Big South men’s golf scholar-athlete of the year. campaign with a 63-6 record against NCAA Division I competition while setting In 2011, Matt Moot and Guillaume received individual bids to play in the NCAA school 18-, 36- and 54-hole records. Virginia Tech Regional. Moot and Mitch Gray were named Cleveland Golf/Srixon Campbell went on to win three more tournaments during the spring 2013 All-America Scholars by the GCAA. semester and all fi ve golfers – Brooke Bellomy, Lisbeth Brooks, Tahnia Ravnjak, In 2010-11, the Campbell women fi nished as runner-up in the Atlantic Sun Teresa Urquizu and Kaylin Yost – earned a place on the Big South all-conference Championship, marking the 15th time in 17 years as a league member that the team. Ravnjak was named Big South freshman of the year, marking the sixth time Lady Camels placed fi rst or second in the tourney. a Campbell golfer has earned the distinction in the last 10 seasons. Campbell en- His 2010 women’s team claimed team championships at the UNCG Starmount tered the regional event ranked No.-34 in the country by Golfstat while leading the Fall Classic and Fighting Camel Classic, while fi nishing among the top six in each nation with 378 birdies through 11 events. of its 11 tournaments. Each of Campbell’s six players recorded a top-6 fi nish in ’09-10, including a pair of wins by senior Mary Mattson (UNCG and Campbell), plus runner-up showings NCAA Division I Women’s Golf from Sarah Bejgrowicz (Waterlefe), Belen Diaz Cisneros (Campbell) and Teresa All-Time Tournament Coaching Victories Urquizu (UNCG). Mattson and Diaz Cisneros were two of only 11 individuals to fi nish among the (as of Jan 24, 2014) top 10 four times in the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship. Mattson was 5th Head Coach / Years / School / Tournament Wins in the 2010 tournament, while Diaz Cisneros tied with Bejgrowicz for 8th place. Mattson earned fi rst-team all-conference honors, her fourth all-league recogni- Dan Brooks / 1984-present / Duke / 115 tion, and was named Campbell’s Outstanding Female Athlete. Mark Gale / 1978-96 / San Jose State / 91 Campbell’s 2009-10 men’s team won the Big Five Invitational and fi nished fourth in the Atlantic Sun Conference, extending their string of top-fi ve A-Sun fi nishes Dale McNamara / 1974-2000 / Tulsa / 81 to a record nine years. Vaita Guillaume, who was a second-team all-conference John Crooks / 1991-present / Campbell / 73 honoree, participated in the 2010 US Amateur Championship after winning the Anderson Creek (N.C.) qualifi er. Linda Vollstedt / 1980-2001 / Arizona State / 65 During 2009, Campbell’s men claimed an automatic berth in the NCAA South-

2 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Head Coach John Crooks east Regional by winning the Atlantic Sun Championship. The Camels led wire-to- Crooks has seen his women’s team members wire at their home course as four CU players placed among the top 14 individuals. earn Campbell’s Outstanding Female Athlete award seven Guillaume placed second individually to earn all-tournament honors in addition times. Janet Wooten received the honor in 1994, while to second-team all-conference and all-freshman recognition. He and fellow fresh- Mara Larrauri earned the recognition in 1997. Georges man Mitch Gray were ranked 14th in the nation in the Golfstat Freshman Impact Plumet and Kylie Pratt swept the honors for both men rating. and women in 1999. Braxton Wynns was named CU’s Out- The Campbell women added two more tournament titles and a 2009 A-Sun standing Male Athlete for 2003-04, and Alejandra Shaw runner-up fi nish, plus four all-conference honors to the program’s long list of ac- gained the women’s honor in both 2006 and 2007. Mary complishments. Only twice in 16 years has Campbell failed to fi nish either fi rst Mattson (2009-10), Kaylin Yost (2011-12) and Vaita Guil- or second in the A-Sun championship since joining the league in 1994-95. Mary laume (2011-12) also gained the school’s top individual Mattson was a fi rst-team all-conference performer, who added all-tournament honor. honors by fi nishing fourth at the A-Sun event. Kim Scott received the 1996 CU Senior GPA award Belen Diaz Cisneros and Sandra Angulo were named second-team all-confer- after posting a 3.94 cumulative GPA as a government ma- ence in 2009, while Michelle Koh was named to the all-freshman team. Sopho- jor, while Brad Fritsch was selected in 2000 with a 3.89 GPA more Sarah Bejgrowicz collected her fi rst collegiate victory at the Jacksonville in criminal justice. Fritsch was also a GTE Academic All-American and qualifi ed for Women’s Classic. the 2006 U.S. Open. Jayme Kolinski won the 2002 Senior GPA Award with a 3.92 In 2008, Campbell’s women fi nished among the top two teams in the A-Sun grade-point average as a biology major. Championship for the 13th time in 14 years in the league. Campbell’s men ex- Including 2012 honorees Kaylin Yost and Vaita Guillaume, CU players guided by tended their string of top-fi ve fi nishes in the A-Sun tournament to seven years. Crooks have been named conference player of the year 15 times. Georges Plumet, Thirteen Campbell golfers were named to the league all-academic team. Mara Larrauri and Alejandra Shaw each received the recognition twice following Campbell won its second-straight (and a league record 8th overall) A-Sun wom- their junior and senior seasons. en’s championship in 2007, defeating second-place East Tennessee State by 29 Under Crooks’ direction, Campbell golfers have made unprecedented strides in strokes. NCAA play. The Lady Camels have participated in NCAA post-season play in 16 of Alejandra Shaw won the A-Sun individual title and was named league player of the past 21 years. the year for the second-straight year. She was joined on the all-conference fi rst In 1993, Janet Wooten became the fi rst Campbell women’s golfer to qualify for team by junior Maite Ortiz de Pinedo, who fi nished 2nd at the league tourney. the NCAA East Regional. The Lady Camels earned their fi rst team bid in 1994 after Belen Diaz Cisneros (5th at the A-Sun Championship) and Mary Mattson (9th) were winning fi ve tournament titles, including the Big South Conference Champion- both named to the A-Sun all-conference second team and all-freshman unit. ship. In 1997, Campbell fi nished fi fth at the Regionals and earned its fi rst-ever Shaw, Ortiz de Pinedo (Fighting Camel Classic), Mattson (Shoot-out at the Leg- national championship bid. CU advanced farther in post-season play than any ends) and Diaz Cisneros (Spider Fall Invitational) each won individual titles during other team in Campbell’s Division I history and wrapped up the 1997-98 season as ‘06-07. the 14th-ranked squad in the nation in the championship tournament. Campbell’s men tied a school record with four tournament titles during 2006-07 The women’s team was also invited to play in the 1998,1999, 2000 and 2005 in events hosted by Hartford, Old Dominion, Campbell and William & Mary. Junior NCAA East Regionals. Sharon O’Neill fi nished fi fth at the 2000 event and qualifi ed Fredric Sundberg was a fi rst-team all-league choice, senior Kyle Spahr gained sec- for the NCAA Championship. Campbell earned the A-Sun’s automatic berth by ond-team honors, while Matt Evans was named to the A-Sun all-freshman team. winning the league crown in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2007. CU was the Big Sundberg earned an individual berth to the NCAA East Regional Championship. South’s automatic qualifi er in 2012. During the 2005-06 campaign, Crooks guided Campbell to its seventh Atlantic For the men’s team, Plumet was selected to participate in the ‘98 and ‘99 NCAA Sun Conference women’s title. His Lady Camels won two tournaments (including Men’s Golf East Regional. He became the fi rst men’s golfer in the school’s history the Stetson Invitational). Alejandra Shaw was named A-Sun Player of the Year and selected to participate in post-season play since Campbell joined the NCAA Divi- 1st-team all-conference after winning the league tourney and fi nishing among sion I ranks in 1977-78. Simon Dunn earned an individual berth to the 2002 NCAA the top 10 individuals at the A-Sun event for the 3rd-straight year. Crooks was East Regional, while Fredric Sundberg repeated the feat in 2007. tabbed A-Sun Coach of the Year. Senior Sofi a Gorelik became just the 2nd player Prior to accepting head coaching duties at Campbell in May 1990, Crooks in A-Sun history to earn 1st-team all-conference honors 4-straight years. Maite served as a volunteer assistant coach to Wendell Carr for two seasons and helped Ortiz de Pinedo was a 2nd-team all-league performer. the Camels to the 1989 Big South men’s championship. His men’s squad won two tournaments in 2005-06, while sophomore Fredric A native of Winston-Salem, N.C., and a Buies Creek resident, Crooks played col- Sundberg gained 2nd-team A-Sun all-conference honors. legiately at the University of Houston under legendary coach Dave Williams. He is In 2004-05, Crooks’ women earned an al-large berth to the NCAA East Regional a former United States Golf Association Junior Amateur Champion who competes and fi nished 11th, its best showing since 1997. The team won four tournaments, regularly in major state and national amateur championships. He won the 2001 the program’s most in fi ve years. North and South Senior Amateur Championship by fi ve strokes after carding a 73- Five Lady Camels were honored by the Atlantic Sun Conference in 2005, includ- 72-71-216 at Pinehurst #8, #5 and #2 in consecutive rounds. ing three, fi rst-team all-league selections. CU’s 2005 freshman class was ranked Crooks is married to the former Susan Davis, who graduated from Campbell’s 13th nationally by Golfstat. On the men’s side, Fredric Sundberg was named the Law School in 1989. They have two children, Beth Milton (Campbell ‘92) and John A-Sun Freshman of the Year. Thomas Crooks, Jr., and four grandchildren, Jeremy (a sophomore on the Camp- In 2003-04, Campbell’s Alejandra Shaw was named Atlantic Sun Freshman of bell golf team), Lauren, Abby and Gracie. the Year while also earning A-Sun All-Freshman team honors. Sofi a Gorelik and Josefi na Usandizaga were named to the A-Sun All-Conference fi rst team and also captured A-Sun All-Tournament honors. Brandi Underwood was a second-team Campbell Golf Under Coach John Crooks all-conference selection. 2 All-Americans On the men’s side in 2003-04, Ulf Hedlund and Braxton Wynns were recognized 2 Academic All-Americans on both the A-Sun all-conference fi rst-team and the league all-tournament squad. Rickard Allard was a second-team all-conference choice, while Kyle Spahr earned 4 GCAA All-American Scholars league all-freshman team honors. 21 NCAA Regional Appearances In 2002-03, Sharon O’Neill capped her Campbell career by earning A-Sun Player 3 NCAA Championship Appearances of the Year honors, plus her fourth fi rst-team all-conference award. Sofi a Gorelik was also named fi rst-team all-league as well as to the A-Sun All-Freshman squad. 15 Conference Players of the Year Josefi na Usandizaga was named to the A-Sun all-conference second team for the 6 Conference Freshmen of the Year third year in a row. On the men’s side, Braxton Wynns (fi rst-team) and Ulf Hedlund 16 Conference Team Championships (second-team) garnered all-conference recognition. During the 2001-02 campaign, Campbell’s Simon Dunn earned A-Sun Player 16 Conference Coach of the Year Awards of the Year and fi rst-team all-conference honors on the men’s side, while Braxton 118 Team Tournament Titles Wynns was a second-team honoree. Sharon O’Neill was a 2001-02 fi rst-team all- 195 Conference All-Academic Team Members league choice for the women, while Josefi na Usandizaga earned second-team honors and Michelle Holmes was selected to the A-Sun all-freshman team. 131 All-Conference Team Members GoCamels.com 3 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Associate Head Coach Tim Crooks

PGA Class A member Tim Crooks is in Guillaume placed second individually his 10th year on the golf staff at Campbell to earn all-tournament honors in addi- University in 2013-14. He was promoted tion to second-team all-conference and to Associate Head Coach on May 1, 2012 all-freshman recognition. He and fellow after serving as assistant coach since join- freshman Mitch Gray were ranked 14th ing head coach John Crooks’ staff . A 1999 in the nation in the Golfstat Freshman Campbell graduate with a B.S. in sport Impact rating. management degree, Crooks returned to The Campbell women added two his alma mater in 2004-05 after spending more tournament titles and a 2009 A-Sun four years working in various aspects of runner-up fi nish, plus four all-conference the golf profession. honors to the program’s long list of ac- Since he joined head coach John complishments. Only once in 15 years Crooks’ staff , Tim Crooks has played a vital has Campbell failed to fi nish either fi rst role in the success of the program. Dur- or second in the A-Sun championship ing his tenure as assistant coach, Camp- since joining the league in 1994-95. Mary bell has advanced to NCAA regional play Mattson was a fi rst-team all-conference eight times and won four conference performer, who added all-tournament championships. The Campbell men honors by fi nishing fourth at the A-Sun have won 12 tournament titles, while event. the women have claimed 24 in the same Belen Diaz Cisneros and Sandra An- span. gulo were named second-team all-con- Campbell’s women have fi nished fi rst ference in 2009, while Michelle Koh was or second in their league all nine years that Tim Crooks has been on the CU staff , named to the all-freshman team. Sophomore Sarah Bejgrowicz collected her fi rst while earning six NCAA regional bids. Campbell’s men won the 2009 A-Sun title collegiate victory at the Jacksonville Women’s Classic. and have participated in the NCAA regional round four times during his span with In 2008, Campbell’s women fi nished among the top two teams in the A-Sun the program. Championship for the 13th time in 14 years in the league. Campbell’s men ex- CU golfers have been named all-conference or all-freshman 57 times. Campbell tended their string of top-fi ve fi nishes in the A-Sun tournament to seven years. golfers qualifi ed for conference All-Academic Team recognition 120 times in his Thirteen Campbell golfers were named to the league all-academic team. fi rst nine years. Mitch Gray was named Big South Conference men’s golf scholar- Campbell won its second-straight (and a league record 8th overall) A-Sun wom- athlete of the year in 2012. en’s championship in 2007, defeating second-place East Tennessee State by 29 Campbell won the combined Golfweek Program Challenge title for the third- strokes. Alejandra Shaw won the A-Sun individual title and was named league straight year in Sept. 2013, one of three tournament victories captured by the player of the year for the second-straight year. Shaw, Maite Ortiz de Pinedo (Fight- Campbell teams during the fall semester. ing Camel Classic), Mary Mattson (Shoot-out at the Legends) and Belen Diaz Cis- With three victories in fi ve tournaments, Campbell ended the 2012 fall women’s neros (Spider Fall Invitational) each won individual titles during ‘06-07. golf season ranked 26th among the country’s 257 NCAA Division I programs, ac- Campbell’s men tied a school record with four tournament titles during 2006-07 cording to Golfstat. The ranking was the highest at the end of the fall season in the in events hosted by Hartford, Old Dominion, Campbell and William & Mary. Ju- program’s history. Campbell fi nished the fall campaign with a 63-6 record against nior Fredric Sundberg was a fi rst-team all-league choice and earned an individual NCAA Division I competition while setting school 18-, 36- and 54-hole records. CU berth to the NCAA East Regional Championship. won 3 more tournaments in the spring 2013 season and earned an at-large berth In 2005-06, Crooks helped guide the Campbell women to the Atlantic Sun Con- to the NCAA Central Regional, the sixth time a CU women’s team has earned a ference title and an NCAA East Regional berth. Four CU men’s and women’s golfers berth in Tim Crooks’ tenure. were recognized on the all-conference teams and 14 earned league All-Academic During the 2011-12 campaign, Campbell won six tournaments – three men’s honors during the campaign. and three women’s – and captured the Big South Conference women’s automatic In his fi rst year with the program, Crooks helped develop a women’s team that berth to the NCAA Regional after claiming a seven-stroke victory at the league earned a berth to the 2005 NCAA East Regional and fi nished as Atlantic Sun Con- championship at The Patriot Golf Club in Ninety Six, S.C. ference runners-up. Six Campbell golfers earned all-league recognition and 17 The teams won the combined Golfweek Program Challenge to open the 2011- gained conference All-Academic status in his fi rst season. Crooks coached both 12 season. In addition to the Golfweek stroke play title, Campbell’s men also won the Atlantic Sun men’s and women’s Freshmen of the Year in ‘05. the Kiawah Classic and Bash at the Beach team titles. Senior Vaita Guillaume won Before accepting the Campbell position, Crooks served one year as assistant four individual crowns and was named Big South men’s golfer of the year after at- golf professional at the Butte Des Morts Country Club in Appleton, Wisc. He also taining a top-50 national ranking. worked as an assistant pro at Desert Mountain Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., and On the women’s side, Campbell won the Xavier/LPGA International Invitational Green Bay (Wisc.) Country Club. and the Fighting Camel Classic before claiming the Big South honor en route to After completing his collegiate eligibility at Campbell in 1999, Crooks played earning the league’s automatic NCAA regional berth. CU’s Brooke Bellomy and one year on the Golden Bear Tour, a professional circuit in West Palm Beach, Fla. Lisbeth Brooks were rated 13th nationally in the Golfstat Freshman Impact rating. He spent 2001 as a tournament operations assistant With the FUTURES Tour, the Campbell’s men won the 2010 Georgetown Intercollegiate tournament and fi n- offi cial developmental tour of the LPGA. ished third at the 2011 Atlantic Sun Championship. Matt Moot and Vaita Guillau- During his collegiate playing career, Tim Crooks recorded six top-10 individual me received individual bids to play in the NCAA Virginia Tech Regional. In 2010-11, tournament fi nishes. As a junior in 1997-98, he was named to the Trans America the Campbell women fi nished as runner-up in the Atlantic Sun Championship. Athletic (now Atlantic Sun) Conference second team after posting a pair of runner- The 2010 women’s team claimed team championships at the UNCG Starmount up showings. He fi nished second at the San Diego State Montecito Invitational Fall Classic and Fighting Camel Classic, while fi nishing among the top six in each and the Columbus State G. Gunby Jordan Intercollegiate (four-under 212). That of its fi rst 11 tournaments en route to an NCAA East Regional berth. CU placed year, Crooks was the only Campbell individual to compete in all 25 rounds for the second at the Furman Lady Paladin Invitational, Waterlefe Invitational and LPGA team during the regular season. International/Xavier Invitational. Campbell tied for 3rd at the Atlantic Sun Cham- As a senior, he also fi nished second at the UNC Wilmington Belvedere Intercol- pionship. legiate. During Crooks’ senior season, he captained a team that fi nished no worse Campbell’s 2009-10 men’s team won the Big Five Invitational and fi nished fourth than fourth in any of its tournaments and won the TAAC crown. in the Atlantic Sun Conference, extending their string of top-fi ve A-Sun fi nishes to Crooks is a 1994 graduate of Bishop McCort High School in Johnstown, Pa. He a record nine years. earned all-state honors during his prep career and also played in the U.S. Junior During 2009, Campbell’s men claimed an automatic berth in the NCAA South- Amateur and fi nished in the top-10 of the Eastern Amateur Championship. east Regional by winning the Atlantic Sun Championship. The Camels led wire-to- He and his wife, former LPGA touring pro Joellyn Erdmann-Crooks, are proud wire at their home course as four CU players placed among the top 14 individuals. parents of a son, Evan (5), and a daughter, Anna, who was born in Dec. 2013. Joel- CU fi nished among the top fi ve teams in the A-Sun event in each of the last nine lyn is head pro at Crooked Creek Golf Club in nearby Fuquay-Varina, N.C. years, the longest streak of any league member.

4 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 2013-14 Schedules Men Date Day Event/Host Course / Location Sept. 8-10 Sun.-Tues. Golfweek Program Challenge True Blue Plantation / Pawley’s Island, S.C. Sept. 23-24 Mon.-Tues. Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational / Colorado Colorado National GC / Erie, Colo. Oct. 5 Sat. Gardner-Webb (Dual) The Patriot GC / Ninety-Six, S.C. Oct. 7-8 Mon.-Tues. Wolfpack Intercollegiate / North Carolina State Lonnie Poole GC / Raleigh, N.C. Oct. 21-22 Mon.-Tues. Georgetown Intercollegiate / Georgetown Members Club at Four Streams / Beallsville, Md. Nov. 3-5 Sun.-Tues. Wendy’s Kiawah Classic / Charleston Southern Turtle Point GC / Kiawah Island, S.C. Feb. 17-18 Mon.-Tues. Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate / Francis Marion Wexford Plantation GC / Hilton Head, S.C. Mar. 3-4 Mon.-Tues. Samford Intercollegiate / Samford Hoover CC / Hoover, Ala. Mar. 10-11 Mon.-Tues. Bash at the Beach / Appalachian State Surf Golf & Beach Club / North Myrtle Beach, S.C. Mar. 16-17 Sun.-Mon. Seahawk Intercollegiate / UNC Wilmington CC of Landfall / Wilmington, N.C. Apr. 11-12 Fri.-Sat. River Landing Intercollegiate / East Carolina River Landing CC / Wallace, N.C. Apr. 21-23 Mon.-Wed. Big South Championship The Patriot GC / Ninety-Six, S.C. May 15-17 Thurs.-Sat. NCAA Regional Championships Auburn University Club / Aubur, Ala. The Club at Old Hawthorne / Columbia, Mo. Lonnie Poole GC / Raleigh, N.C. Rich Harvest Farms / Sugar Grove, Ill. Eugene CC / Eugene, Ore. Briggs Ranch GC / San Antonio, Texas May 23-28 Tues.-Mon. NCAA Championship Prairie Dunes CC / Hutchinson, Kan. Women Date Day Event/Host Course / Location Sept. 8-10 Sun.-Tues. Golfweek Program Challenge Caledonia Golf & Fish Club / Pawley’s Island, S.C. Sept. 20-22 Fri.-Sun. Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Holston Hills CC / Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Mon.-Tues. UNCG Starmount Classic / UNC Greensboro Starmount Forest CC / Greensboro, N.C. Oct. 12-13 Sat.-Sun. Diane Thomason Invitational / Iowa Finkbine GC / Iowa City, Iowa Oct. 21-22 Mon.-Tues. Fighting Camel Classic / Campbell Keith Hills GC / Buies Creek, N.C. Feb. 9-11 Sun.-Tues. UCF Challenge / Central Florida Eagle Creek GC / Orlando, Fla. Mar. 3-5 Mon.-Wed. Hurricane Invitational / Miami Deering Bay Yacht & GC / Coral Gables, Fla. Mar. 14-16 Fri.-Sun. 3M Jaguar Invitational / Augusta State Forest Hills GC / Augusta, Ga. Mar. 30-Apr. 1 Sun.-Tues. John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate / Georgia State Eagle’s Landing CC / Stockbridge, Ga. Apr. 13-15 Sun.-Tues. Big South Championship The Patriot GC / Ninety Six, S.C. May 8-10 Thurs.-Sat. NCAA East Regional SouthWood GC / Tallahassee, Fla. NCAA Central Regional Karsten Creek / Stillwater, Okla. NCAA West Regional Tumble Creek at Suncadia Resort / Ce Elum, Wash. May 20-23 Tues.-Fri. NCAA Championship Tulsa CC / Tulsa, Okla.

GoCamels.com 5 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 2014 Rosters

Men Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown / Previous School Academic Major Gaston Bertinotti Fr. 5-9 155 Cordoba, Argentina Undecided Jared Carver So. 6-0 150 Weston, Fla. / Archbishop McCarthy Business Administration Josh Goheen Fr. 5-10 155 Greely, Ontario / Osgood Township Chemistry Craig Hornberger Fr. 6-3 180 Lancaster, Pa. / Manheim Township Trust Management Grant Houser Jr. 6-2 180 Holly Springs, N.C. / Holly Springs Economics Mikko Lehtovuori So. 6-2 230 Lahti, Finland / Lahden Yhteiskoolon Lokio Business Administration Miguel Meyer So.-R 6-0 185 Springs, South Africa / University of Akron Exercise & Sport Science Jeremy Milton So. 5-7 155 Lillington, N.C. / Harnett Central Business Administration Tom Nettles Fr. 6-1 160 McMurray, Pa. / Peters Township Trust Management Jeremy Nevius Fr. 5-10 140 Metuchen, N.J. / Metuchen Business Administration James Parsons Jr. 5-11 190 Barre, Ontario / Innisdale Economics Amanjyot Singh Sr. 5-6 145 Rajasthan, India / National Institute of Open Schooling Intl. Business Kurtis Straw So.-R 5-8 150 Johnstown, Pa. / Bishop McCort Business Administration Alvaro Veiga So. 5-9 140 La Coruna, Spain / Colegio Mayol International Business

Women Name Cl. Ht. Hometown / Previous School Academic Major Brooke Bellomy Jr. 5-7 Ona, W.Va. / Cabell Midland Sport Management Maria Jose Benavides Sr. 5-6 Lerma, Mexico / Colegio Monteverde Business Administration Lisbeth Brooks Jr. 5-8 Waunakee, Wisc. / Waunakee Business Administration Mary-Katelyn Holanek Fr.-R 5-9 Cary, N.C. / Cary Christian Business Administration Louise Latorre Fr. 5-5 Pau, France / Saint Cricq International Business Babette Lemberger Sr. 6-0 Vienna, Austria / GRG Stubenbastei Business Administration Ali Prazak Jr.-R 5-8 St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands / Antilles School Sport Management Tahnia Ravnjak So. 5-4 Cordeaux Heights, Australia Sport Management Nadine White Fr. 5-6 Brisbane, Australia / Cannon Hill Anglican College Business Administration Kaylin Yost Sr. 5-3 Pembroke Pines, Fla. / Archbishop McCarthy Communication Studies 6 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Gaston Bertinotti

Freshman Cordoba, Argentina (School)

Prep / Personal: Gaston Bertinotti joined the Fighting Camel program in Janu- ary 2014… 11th in Argentinian amateur ranking and 9th in Argentinian junior ranking...Finished 4th in 2013 Optimist International, 6th in Cardinal Invitational and 2nd in stroke play of Florida State Junior Match Play Championship, where he advanced to the semifi nals… Finished 2nd in 2012 Argentinian Junior National tournament at Cordoba and 6th in 2013... Has represented his country in compe- tition with Chile and Ecuador...Son of Gustavo Bertinotti and Eugenia Tarantino... Born June 28, 1995 in Cordoba, Argentina... undecided major...... Josh Goheen Jared Freshman Carver Greely, Ontario Louis Riel Sophomore Weston, Fla. Prep / Personal: Josh Goheen… T26th in 2012 CJGA Mizuno Canadian Champi- onship... 6th in 2012 OVGA Junior City & District... Quarterfi nalist in 2012 OVGA Jr. Archbishop McCarthy Match Play... Ranked 3rd in OVGA U-16 following 2011 season... Three-time MVP of Louis Riel High School team ... Also played ice hockey and volleyball in high school... Born Oct. 13, 1994 in Winnipeg, Manitoba... Son of Kevin and Susan Go- Fall 2013: Played in 1 tournament, compiling a 76.3 stroke average... Tied for 48th heen… Honor roll student... Chemistry major... at the Wendy’s Kiawah Classic, where he shot a collegiate career low 71 in the fi nal round...

2012-13: Played in 8 tournaments, compiling a 76.7 stroke average over 20 rounds... Had three top-20 fi nishes… Best showing of year was 9th-place tie at Craig Keith Hills Invitational (73-71-74—218) where he shot a season-low even-par 71 in the second round… Tied for 13th at Heel-Devil Individual (78)… Tied for 19th at Hornberger Davidson Invitational (72-81—153)… Tied for 46th at the Wolfpack Intercollegiate (76-73-77—226)… Freshman Prep / Personal: Jared Matthew Carver was a 4-time all-district performer at Archbishop McCarthy… 3-time all-county choice and 2012 district champion… Lancaster, Pa. AJGA champion at Lockton KC… Won 6 career high school tournaments… Born Manheim Township Mar. 17, 1994 at Wichita, Kan... Son of Vince and Jean Carver…Also played high school volleyball… Honor roll student… Business administration major... Fall 2013: Ranked 2nd on team with a 74.2 stroke average over 13 rounds... Reg- Jared Carver Career Results istered top-10 individual performances in his fi rst two collegiate tournaments... 2012-13 Named Big South Conference Freshman of the Week Sept. 27 after fi nishing as Golfweek Conference Challenge 79-81-75—235 (T64) runner-up at the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational (73-72-70--215)... Also tied Wolfpack Intercollegiate 76-73-77—226 (T46) for 7th at The Patriot/Big South Preview (72)... Logged collegiate career-low 69 in Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 76-74-77—227 (T39) 2nd round of Wolfpack Intercollegiate... Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate 82-78-79--239 (T70) Heel-Devil Individual 78 (T13) Prep/Personal: Craig John Hornberger joined the Fighting Camel program after Davidson Invitational 72-81--153 (T19) leading Manheim Township to consecutive state high school titles... Won state Seahawk Intercollegiate 77-80--157 (T28) 3-A individual championship... Three-time district champion... Added regional Keith Hills Invitational 73-71-74--218 (T9) and state titles during his senior year... Became fi rst Manheim Township player to 2013-14 win the state crown since 16-time PGA Tour winner and 2003 U.S. Open champ Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 81-77-71--229 (T48) Jim Furyk won in 1987... Finished 5th in the state championship as a junior, also

GoCamels.com 7 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les participated in both the 2011 and 2012 USGA Junior Amateur championships... (72-73-73—218) as CU claimed team title… Collegiate low round (68) came on Named Lancaster County Golf Association’s 2012 Golfer of the Year... He is the 2nd day of Big South Championship… Shot 69-76-70—215 and tied for 25th in his fourth Lancaster-Lebanon League golfer to sign in recent years with Campbell collegiate debut to help Campbell win Golfweek Program Challenge... along with Zak Drescher, Gregg Hostetter and Sarah Bejgrowicz... Born Dec. 18, 1994 in Lancaster, Pa... Trust management major. Prep/Personal: Grant Michael Houser earned 2010 North Carolina Boys All-State fi rst-team honors by the Carolinas Golf Association and Tarheel Youth Golf As- Craig Hornberger Career Results sociation... Three-time all-conference performer at Holly Springs High School… Fall 2013 Reached quarter-fi nal round of the 2010 North Carolina Amateur Match Play Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational 73-72-70--215 (T2) Championship… Ranked no.-247 by the Junior Golf Scoreboard… Son of Eric and Big South Preview 72 (T7) Peggy Houser… Has one brother, Evan… Born Oct. 27, 1992 in Columbus, Ohio… Wolfpack Intercollegiate 76-69-77--222 (T33) Business administration major… Georgetown Intercollegiate 76-78-76--230 (T49) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 80-72-73--225 (T31) Grant Houser Career Results 2011-12 Golfweek Program Challenge 69-76-70—215 (T25) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 79-79-76—234 (T79) Georgetown Intercollegiate 79-74-71—224 (T19) Kiawah Classic 72-73-73—218 (T5) Arizona Intercollegiate 71-74-72—217 (T19) Bash at the Beach 80-71-71—222 (T28) UCF Rio Pinar Invitational 78-72-74—224 (T46) Woff ord Coca-Cola Invitational 74-74-74—222 (T41) Big South Conference Championship 72-68-76—216 (11) 2012-13 Golfweek Program Challenge 68-69-80—217 (T14) Golfweek Conference Challenge 90-78-85—253 (75) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 71-79-75—225 (T42) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 71-79-76—226 (T33) Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate 83-78-84--245 (85) Davidson Invitational 79-83--162 (T48) Seahawk Intercollegiate 75-85--160 (T43) Keith Hills Invitational 76-71-74--221 (T18) Jim West Intercollegiate 80-78-76--234 (T46) Big South Championship 79-78-81--238 (T41) Grant Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 76-73-77--226 (T49) Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational 83-72-73--228 (T42) Houser Big South Preview 82 (22) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 77-72-76--225 (T54) Junior Georgetown Intercollegiate 76-76-78--230 (T49) Holly Springs, N.C. Holly Springs

Fall 2013: Played in 5 events, while compiling a stroke average of 76.2... Produced a season-low 72 in the second round of the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational... Tied for 22nd at the Big South Preview... Also shot 72 in 2nd round of Wolfpack Intercollegiate...

Summer 2013: Qualifi ed for the 113th U.S. Amateur Golf Championshipin Brook- line, Mass., at The Country Club and Charles River Country Club... Finished sec- ond in the U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying at Benvenue Country Club in Rocky Mount after shooting consecutive 69s for a 6-under 138.

2012-13: Big South Conference All-Academic and Presidential Honor Roll mem- ber… Played in 10 events, producing a 77.9 stroke average over 28 rounds… Matched collegiate career low in fi rst round of Golfweek Program Challenge, where he tied for 14th (68-69-80—217)… Tied for 18th at Keith Hills Invitational (76-71-74—221)… Finished 41st at Big South Championship (79-78-81—238)…

2011-12: Low freshman at Big South Conference Championship, where he placed 11th overall (72-68-76—216), best among Campbell golfers, at The Patriot GC… Played in 9 events and compiled a 73.78 stroke average (27 rounds), lowest among all league freshmen… Shot 72 or better 11 times… Tied for 5th at Kiawah Classic 8 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Mikko Miguel Lehtovuori Meyer

Sophomore Sophomore-R Lahti, Finland Springs, South Africa Lahden Yhteiskoolon Lokio University of Akron

Fall 2013: Produced a 74.7 stroke average over 13 rounds (5 events)... Shot a col- Joined program in 2013 after spending three semesters at Akron... Participated in legiate career low 66 in 2nd round of Wolfpack Intercollegiate (Oct. 7-8) where he 2012 Mid-American Conference Match Play... fi nished 6th (74-66-73--213)... Named Big South golfer of the week Oct. 10 after he tied for 2nd at The Patriot / Big South Preview (3-under 68)... Prep/Personal: Selected to Junior British Open World Championships in 2008 (U16), where he tied for 16th place... Tied for 3rd at 2008 Italian International U18 2012-13: Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll member… Played in all 11 Boys event... Helped lead South Africa to win at 2010 International Triangular vs. tournaments, recording a 76.5 stroke average over 31 rounds... Had three top-20 Canada and England... No.-1 spot in yearly rankings at U16 level in South Africa in individual fi nishes… Tied for 9th at Keith Hills Invitational (73-76-69—218), two a 2008... Finished 2008 ranked No.-8 in the nation in U18s and 6th in 2009 U18s... collegiate-low 69 (-2) in the fi nal round… Tied for 18th at the Golfweek Program Born Apr. 21, 1992 in Springs, South Africa. Challenge (70-74-74—218) in his collegiate debut… Shot consecutive 72s over fi - nal 36 holes of Wolfpack Intercollegiate, where he tied for 29th (75-72-72—222)… Jeremy Tied for 28th at Big South Championship (76-81-74—231)… Prep / Personal: Mikko Eemeli Lehtovuori was a member of the Finnish National Milton Team… 2010 Slovak U-18 Champion… Son of Timo and Mervi Lehtovuori… Born Feb. 18, 1993 in Lahti, Finland… Business Administration major... Sophomore Mikko Lehtovuori Career Results Lillington, N.C. 2012-13 Golfweek Program Challenge 70-74-74—218 (T18) Harnett Central Golfweek Conference Challenge 74-78-80—232 (T57) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 75-72-72—222 (T29) Fall 2013: Produced a 77.6 stroke average over 10 rounds... Shot 80-70-74--224 Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 78-78-76—232 (T63) (T39th) at the Golfweek Program Challenge ... T17th at Big South Preview (76)... Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate 77-75-81--233 (T49) Davidson Invitational 77-76--153 (T19) 2012-13: Played in 10 tournaments, posting a 79.8 stroke average over 27 Pinehurst Intercollegiate 77-80-80--237 (T61) rounds... Produced best fi nish of year (T19) at Jim West Intercollegiate (77-81-67— Seahawk Intercollegiate 77-82--159 (T40) 225), where he shot a collegiate low in the fi nal round… Made seven birdies, two Keith Hills Invitational 73-76-69--218 (T9) bogeys and nine pars for a 5-under 67 on the par-72, 7417-yard TPC Craig Ranch Jim West Intercollegiate 82-76-79--237 (T52) layout … Tied for 19th at Heel-Devil Invitational… Big South Championship 76-81-74--231 (T28) Fall 2013 Prep / Personal: Jerry Douglas Milton Jr. was a 4-time all-conference performer Golfweek Program Challenge 75-74-71--220 (T28) at nearby Harnett Central High School… Compiled a 72.3 stroke average as a se- Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational 86-80-71--237 (T76) nior… Honors graduate, who also played soccer and basketball… Born Jan. 18, Big South Preview 69 (T2) 1994 in Raleigh, N.C…. Son of Jerry and Beth Milton… Grandson of Campbell Wolfpack Intercollegiate 74-66-73--213 (6) head coach John Crooks… Business administration major... Georgetown Intercollegiate 81-78-73--2323 (T55) Jeremy Milton Career Results 2012-13 Golfweek Program Challenge 82-76-79—237 (T57) Golfweek Conference Challenge 78-79-83—245 (73) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 85-77-82—244 (71) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 82-84-79—245 (T123) Heel-Devil Individual 80 (T19) Davidson Invitational 80-78---158 (T38) Pinehurst Intercollegiate 79-89-74--242 (T79) Keith Hills Invitational 79-76-78--233 (T42) Jim West Intercollegiate 77-81-67--225 (T19) Big South Championship 88-79-83--250 (48) Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 80-70-74--224 (T39) Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational 82-79-79--240 (T80) Big South Preview 76 (T17) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 81-75-80--236 (75)

GoCamels.com 9 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les James Parsons

Freshman McMurray, Pa. Peters Township

2012-13: Joined program as transfer from Drexel University in January 2013… Saw action in three events, compiling a 78.6 stroke average over 7 rounds… Tied for 11th at Heel-Devil Individual (77)… Tied for 27th at Keith Hills Invitational (75- 75-74—224), where he shot a collegiate low in the fi nal round…

2011-12 (at Drexel): Produced an 81.7 stroke average over 25 rounds... Twice shot season-low round (73), at St. Bonaventure and Hartford events...Tied for 8th at Philadelphia University.

Tom Prep / Personal: James Gerald William Parsons... Four-time team MVP at Inn- isdale Secondary School… Also won 4 letters as goalkeeper on soccer team… Born Sept. 21, 1992 in London, Ontario… Son of Randy and Brenda Parsons… Nettles His cousin, Karly Pinder, played women’s golf at Iowa State… Trust management/ pre-law major… Freshman James Parsons Career Results McMurray, Pa. 2012-13 Peters Township Heel-Devil Individual 77 (T11) Pinehurst Intercollegiate 80-85-84--249 (T88) Keith Hills Invitational 75-75-74--224 (T27) Prep / Personal: Thomas Edward Nettles was the Pennsylvania state 3-A run- ner-up in 2011 and 2012 at Peters Township... Three-time state tourney qualifi er... Named Western Pennsylvania Golf Association junior player of the year... Won the 2012 WPGA Junior Championship at Grove City... Born Nov. 17, 1994 in Pittsburgh, Pa... Older brother, Chuck, played golf at Ohio University... Trust management ma- jor.

Jeremy Nevius

Freshman Metuchen, N.J. Metuchen

Prep / Personal: Jeremy James Nevius was an all-division, all-county and all- region golfer at Metuchen High School... was runner-up in 2013 NJSIAA Group 1 tournament... won 2013 GMC County Tournament... Participated in 2011, 2012 and 2013 US Open local qualifying... Won 2012 Rutgers Junior Open adn Toms River Junior Match play... Also participated in cross country and indoor track whre he was an all-division and All-Group 1 Central performer... Son of James and Patri- cia (deceased) Nevius... Born Oct. 30, 1994 in Rahway, N.J.... Business administra- tion major.

10www.GoCamels.com GoCamels.com10 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Georgetown Intercollegiate 73-76-74—223 (T17) Amanjyot Kiawah Classic 77-71-74—222 (T11) Arizona Intercollegiate 73-75-79—227 (T48) Singh Bash at the Beach 71-73-74—218 (T10) UCF Rio Pinar Invitational 76-72-72—220 (T28) Woff ord Coca-Cola Invitational 71-71-75—217 (20) Senior Big South Conference Championship 74-73-71—218 (T15) 2012-13 Rajasthan, India Golfweek Program Challenge 70-71-73—214 (T9) National Institute of Open Schooling Golfweek Conference Challenge 79-73-73—225 (T31) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 75-74-78—227 (53) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 73-71-74—218 (T9) Fall 2013: Collected a 74.06 stroke average in 16 rounds... T4th at Big South Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate 71-72-76--219 (8) Preview (71)... T11th at Golfweek Program Challenge (70-74-72--216)... T14th at Davidson Invitational 79-77--156 (33) Georgetown Intercollegiate (70-74-74--218)... Pinehurst Intercollegiate 74-80-78--232 (T42) Seahawk Intercollegiate 79-77--156 (27) 2012-13: Team’s low fi nisher in 6 tournaments, including four top-10s… Pro- Keith Hills Invitational 66-72-73--211 (1) duced 13th-best stroke average among all Big South Conference golfers (74.5) Jim West Intercollegiate 72-79-80--231 (DQ) over 31 rounds… Named Big South golfer of the week twice – Feb. 21 and Apr. 4… Big South Championship 76-74-76--226 (T13) Finished 8th at Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate (71-72-76--219)… Earned fi rst Fall 2013 collegiate victory at Keith Hills Invitational (66-72-73—211), recording collegiate Golfweek Program Challenge 70-74-72--216 (T11) career low, 5-under 66 in opening round… Finished 13th at Big South Champion- Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational 77-74-77--228 (T42) ship (76-74-76--226)... Tied for ninth at Golfweek Program Challenge (70-71-73— Big South Preview 71 (T4) 214) and at Kiawah Classic (73-71-74—218)… Wolfpack Intercollegiate 75-73-76--224 (T47) Georgetown Intercollegiate 70-74-74--218 (T14) 2011-12: Participated in all 10 events and compiled a 73.31 stroke average over Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 77-78-73--228 (T41) 29 rounds, 11th-best in the Big South Conference… Tied for 15th at Big South Championship (74-73-71—218)… Matched collegiate low score (70) in second round of Wolfpack Intercollegiate (74-70-72—216), where he tied for 10th… Tied for 6th at The Big Five Invitational (72-72—144)… Was 10th in the Bash at the Beach (71-73-74—218), helping team win crown…

2010-11: Earned a place on the Atlantic Sun Conference all-freshman team… Played in 10 events… Logged a 74.74 stroke average and produced a pair of top- 10 showings... Tied for 8th at the Kiawah Island Intercollegiate (70-76-75—221) and tied for 10th at the A-Sun Championship (70-72-72—214)… Shot collegiate- low round of 70 on three occasions – at the Georgetown Intercollegiate, Kiawah Island Intercollegiate and A-Sun Championship…

Prep/Personal: Amanjyot Singh was a member of the Indian National team for eight years (2002-09)… Ranked No. 1 junior in India in the U-15 to U-18 age groups… Won Junior Open Golf Championship (2006) in Liverpool, England (Sil- ver Division)… Finished 4th in the 2007 and 2008 Asian Junior Team Champion- ships in Malaysia… Placed 4th in the 2007 Asia Pacifi c Junior Championship in Hong Kong… Won 2008 Indian Amateur Championship… Only golfer in India who has been ranked No. 1 in all age groups (10, 13, 15 and 18)… Son of Navdeep and Param Singh… Born Sept. 14, 1990 in Jaipur, India… International business major…

Amanjyot Singh Career Results 2010-11 Golfweek Conference Challenge 71-76-73—220 (T33) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 78-79-77—234 (T81) Georgetown Intercollegiate 71-70-77—218 (T23) Kiawah Island Intercollegiate 70-76-75—221 (T8) The Match Play 3 wins, 0 losses, 1 tie Charleston Shootout 78-78-76—232 (T57) Barefoot at the Beach 77-75-75—227 (T44) Rio Pinar Invitational 75-72-73—220 (T28) Coca Cola Woff ord Invitational 76-75-80—231 (T68) Atlantic Sun Championship 70-72-72—214 (T10) 2011-12 Golfweek Program Challenge 76-72-73—221 (T45) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 74-70-72—216 (T10) The Big Five Invitational 72-72—144 (T6) GoCamels.com 11 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Kurtis Alvaro Straw Veiga

Sophomore-R Sophomore Johnstown, Pa. La Coruna, Spain Bishop McCort Colegio Mayol

2012-13: Red-shirt Fall 2013: Compiled a 74.92 stroke average over 13 rounds... T12th at the George- town Intercollegiate (71-71-75--217) where he shot collegiate low score in fi rst two 2011-12: Saw action in two events and compiled a 78.67 stroke average… Re- rounds... T14th at Big South Preview (75)... corded his collegiate low round (74) on the second day of the Big South Cham- pionship (87-74-77—238), where he tied for 44th… Made collegiate debut in the 2012-13: Joined program in January 2013… Played in 7 events and posted a Bash at the Beach (77-76-81—234)… 76.9 stroke average over 18 rounds… Recorded a pair of top-10 fi nishes… Tied for 5th at Seahawk Intercollegiate (71-78—149), where he shot a collegiate low in Prep/Personal: Kurtis Allen Straw is a graduate of Bishop McCort Catholic High the opening round… Tied for 9th at Big (73-78-74—225), where he was the low School, which also produced former Camel standout Matt Moot (’11)… Three time freshman… Laurel Highlands Athletic all-conference performer… Also lettered three times in ice hockey and fi nished among the top-10 scorers in the state… Won the 2010 Prep / Personal: Alvaro Veiga was a member of the Spanish national team from Greater Johnstown Junior Championship, where his 72-hole score (282) broke 2005-2010… Finished 9th in 2010 Spanish U-16 national championship… Placed Moot’s previous tournament record… Was a member of Team USA in the 2008 3rd at 2009 Spanish U-16 national championship… Was 3rd at the 2008 Doral Pub- North America Cup and All-IJGT team… Ranked no.-719 in the Junior Golf Score- lix Jr. Classic (U-15) in Miami... 7th at 2008 Spanish U-14 national championship… board… Son of Randy and Carla Straw… Born Oct. 19, 1992 in Johnstown, Pa… Won Spanish national titles at U-9, U-10 and U-11 age groups… Born Apr. 14, 1994 Business administration major… in La Coruna, Spain… Son of Francisco Veiga and Maria Pena… International busi- ness major… Kurtis Straw Career Results 2011-12 Alvaro Veiga Career Results Bash at the Beach 77-76-81--234 (T74) 2012-13 Big South Conference Championship 87-74-77--238 (T44) Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate 77-77-83--237(T61) Heel-Devil Individual 80 (T19) Pinehurst Intercollegiate 78-83-74--235 (T54) Seahawk Intercollegiate 71-78--149 (T5) Keith Hills Invitational 78-71-74--223 (T25) Jim West Intercollegiate 82-77-77--236 (T50) Big South Championship 73-78-74--225 (T9) Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 76-76-74--226 (T49) Big South Preview 75 (T14) Wolfpack Intercollegiate 78-72-76--226 (T57) Georgetown Intercollegiate 71-71-75--217 (T12) Wendy’s Kiawah Classic 78-78-74--230 (T54)

12 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Golfweek Program Challenge 68-75-68—211 (1) Brooke Golfweek Conference Challenge 71-75-75—211 (T15) UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 78-70-78—226 (T26) Bellomy Fighting Camel Classic 77-74-76—227 (T8) Palmetto Intercollegiate 71-78-70—219 (T5) Hurricane Invitational 84-83-74--241 (T59) Junior Kiawah Island Classic 77-68-81--226 (T13) JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-74-70--220 (T7) Ona, W.Va. Briar’s Creek Invitational 76-77-79--232 (T25) Cabell Midland Hoya Invitational 76-80-76--232 (T15) Big South Championship 78-72-74--224 (T8) NCAA Central Regional 77-82-82--214 (T115) Fall 2013: Played in 4 events, compling a 78.5 stroke average over 10 rounds... Fall 2013 Tied for 17th at Big South Preview... UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 80-80-75--235 (T48) The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 81 (T17) 2012-13: Named to Big South all-conference team... Finished No.-236 in Golfstat Diane Thomason Invitational 79-79-77--235 (T34) Cup and ranked fi fth among Big South golfers with a 75.56 stroke average... Pro- Fighting Camel Fall Classic 79-76-79--234 (T31) duced fi ve top-10 fi nishes and hit her collegiate low score (68) on 3 occasions... Tied for 8th at Big South Championship (78-72-74--224), her 2nd-straight top-15 showing at league event... Tied for 7th at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (76-74- 70--22)... Finished fall season with the lowest stroke average (73.6) in the Big South Conference… Recorded fi rst collegiate individual win at the Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9-11), where her 54-hole total set a new school record (68-75- 68—211) and she twice shot a collegiate career low… Was 8th at the Fighting Camel Classic (77-74-76—227) and 5th at the Palmetto Intercollegiate (71-78- 70—219), helping team win both events… Named Big South women’s golfer of the week Sept. 13.

Summer 2012: Paired with Lisbeth Brooks to fi nish 31st in the 54-team fi eld at the Pure Silk Women’s Collegiate Team Championship at Wedgewood Golf & Country Club in Powell, Ohio.

2011-12: Earned a place on the Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll… Compiled a 76.89 stroke average (8th-best in Big South Conference) in 10 events… Tied for 6th at LPGA Xavier Invitational to help Camels win team title… Collected a pair of top-10 individual fi nishes… Tied for 4th at Miami Hurricane Invitational (70-74-82—226), where she shot her collegiate low in the opening round…Fin- ished in a tie for 13th (82-77-75—234) at the Big South Championship, helping Camels win team title and NCAA regional berth… Named Big South Women’s Golfer of the Week Sept. 30…

Prep / Personal: Brooke Nicole Bellomy was a 4-time West Virginia Golf Associa- tion junior girls player of the year… 2010 West Virginia Amateur runner-up… Led Cabell Midland High School to a Class AAA state tournament berth 4-straight years… Won the 2010 West Virginia girls junior amateur championship and tied Maria Jose for third at the 2010 North & South Championship girls division… Selected to play for the Virginias team for the Virginia-Carolina women’s team matches, in July 2011 at the Pete Dye River Course at Virginia Tech… Also earned all-state honors Benavides in basketball 3 times… Daughter of Brian and Leigh Ann Bellomy… Has one sister, Brie, and one brother, Brock… Born May 23, 1993 in Huntington, W.Va.... Sport Senior management major... Lerma, Mexico Brooke Bellomy Career Results Colegio Monteverde 2011-12 Golfweek Program Challenge 74-78-73—225 (T22) Dick McGuire Invitational 76-73-75—224 (T17) Fall 2013: Saw action in two events, recording a 79.2 stroke average over 6 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-74-81—232 (T21) rounds... T23rd at Fighting Camel Fall Classic (80-76-75)... Xavier LPGA International Invitational 74 (T6) Kiawah Island Classic 87-78-85--250 (T155) 2012-13: Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll member... Appeared in Hurricane Invitational 70-74-82--226 (T4) 7 events (21 rounds) and compiled a 76.7 stroke average... Had two top-10 indi- JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-77-73--226 (T24) vidual fi nishes, including fi rst collegiate victory... Capped the fall season by earn- John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate 75-72-79--226 (20) ing her fi rst collegiate win at the Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 27-28), where she Big South Conference Championship 82-77-75--234 (T13) shot a collegiate career-low in the second round (73-69-71—213) and produced NCAA East Regional 83-77-76--236 (100) the 3rd-lowest 54-hole total in the program’s history… Named Big South golfer of 2012-13 the week Nov. 1… Finished fall season ranked No.-100 nationally in the Golfstat

GoCamels.com 13 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Cup with a 73.89 stroke average over 9 rounds (3 events)… Tied for 10th at the Fighting Camel Classic (78-75-76—227) and tied for 17th at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (77-73-73—223). 2011-12: Produced a 77.9 stroke average over 18 rounds (six events)… Tied for 20th at Fighting Camel Fall Classic (82-78-77—237), where she recorded her best collegiate fi nish…Recorded season-low round (74) at the Kiawah Island Classic… Tied for 29th at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic.

Summer 2011: Tied for 20th place with Kaylin Yost at the Hooters Women’s Col- legiate Team Championship presented by the National Golf Coaches Association in Dahlonega, Ga.

2010-11: Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team member… Played in nine of Campbell’s 10 events during her freshman season… Produced a 79.5 stroke average (2146 strokes in 27 rounds) – 5th on the team and 10th-best among Atlantic Sun Con- ference freshmen… Shot a collegiate low round of 73 over the fi rst 18 holes at the Cincinnati Spring Invitational (Plantation Resort/Crystal River, Fla.), where she produced her best fi nish of the year, a tie for 20th place (73-77-78—228)… Tied for 27th in the Barefoot at the Beach event (77-75-81—233) and tied for 36th at the Atlantic Sun Championship.

Prep / Personal: Maria Jose Benavides was the 2008 Mexican Junior National Lisbeth Champion… Had three top-10 fi nishes during summer of 2009 on the AJGA tour, including a 4th-place showing at Flossmoor Junior and 5th-place eff ort at Notre Dame event… Ranked 53rd by Polo Golf Rankings and 108th by Junior Golf Brooks Scoreboard… Listed as 14th-ranked girl’s golfer in Mexico by RankMexGolf.com… Daughter of Jorge Benavides and Concepcion Iriondo… Junior ... Born May 7, 1991... International business major... Waunakee, Wis. Maria Jose Benavides Career Results Waunakee 2010-11 Wolverine Invitational 81-82-82--245 (T74) Golfweek Conference Challenge 82-80-78--240 (T61) Fall 2013: Tied for Big South lead with 4 top-10 individual fi nishes in 6 events... LPGA International Xavier Invitational 78-79-78--235 (T33) Produced a 74.53 stroke average (4th-best in Big South)... Helped lead CU to 3 Kiawah Island Classic 78-84-81--243 (T110) tournament titles -- Golfweek Program Challenge, Big South Preview and Fighting Barefoot at the Beach 77-75-81--233 (T27) Camel Classic... 5th at Golfweek (69-75-72--216)... T7th at UNCG Starmount Classic Eagle Landing Invitational 80-77-79--236 (T62) (79-67-73--219) where she shot collegiate career low in 2nd round... T6th at Big Cincinnati Spring Invitational 73-77-78--228 (T20) South Preview... 4th at Fighting Camel Classic (78-70-74--222)... Pinehurst Challenge 78-82-84--244 (T32) Atlantic Sun Championship 81-79-82--242 (T36) 2012-13: Finished 97th in the national Golfstat Cup with a 74.37 stroke average 2011-12 (2nd-lowest in the Big South Conference)... Finished 13th in the nation in par-3 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 83-78-75--236 (T29) scoring (3.07) and tied for 60th in birdies (83)... Produced 6 top-10s in 12 outings… Fighting Camel Classic 82-78-77--237 (T20) Named to Big South all-conference and all-academic teams... Big South Confer- Kiawah Island Classic 78-74-75--227 (T26) ence Presidential Honor Roll member... Finished 6th at Big South Championship Hurricane Invitational 82-77-79--238 (T54) (73-73-76--222)... Runner-up at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (76-72-67--215) JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 79-79-76--234 (T54) and Hoya Invitational (74-72-70--216), leading CU to team titles both places... John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate 76-78-76--230 (T28) Named Big South golfer of the week Mar. 15... Team’s low individual in 4 of 6 spring 2012-13 events... Career low round came in fi nal 18 at JMU Eagle Landing... Placed 6th at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-73-73--223 (T17) the Golfweek Program Challenge (73-72-74—219)… Tied for 9th (71-76-73—220) Fighting Camel Classic 78-75-76--227 (T10) at Palmetto Intercollegiate, 12th at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic and 15th at Fight- Palmetto Intercollegiate 73-69-71--213 (1) ing Camel Classic. Hurricane Invitational 80-83-88--251 (77) Kiawah Island Classic 79-74-79--232 (T35) Summer 2012: Paired with Brooke Bellomy to fi nish 31st in the 54-team fi eld JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-78-75--229 (T36) at the Pure Silk Women’s Collegiate Team Championship at Wedgewood Golf & Hoya Invitational 80-77-77--234 (23) Country Club in Powell, Ohio. Fall 2013 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-84-83--244 (75) 2011-12: Big South Conference Freshman of the Year… First-Team all-confer- Fighting Camel Fall Classic 80-76-75--231 (T23) ence… Big South Presidential Honor Roll… Played all 34 rounds (12 events) and compiled a 76.03 stroke average (4th-best in the Big South Conference)… Shot a 5-under-par 67 in her second collegiate round at the Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 12)… Tied for lowest round of any Big South golfer all season and tied for 2nd-lowest 18-hole score in CU women’s golf history… Finished among the top 10 individuals 3 times, including 10th place tie at the Fighting Camel Fall Classic (77-74-83—234), where she helped CU win team title…. Tied for 8th at John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate (72-75-74—221) and 7th at Big South Championship

14 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les (78-75-74—227)… Big South golfer of the week (Mar. 29)… Mary-Katelyn Prep / Personal: Lisbeth Brooks was a 1st-team all-state choice as a senior at Wau- nakee High School… Named Conference player of the year 3 times and all-confer- Holanek ence 4 times… Led her team to the 2010 state sectional, regional and conference championship… Named to the academic all-state team by the Wisconsin High School Golf Coaches Association… Won singles match as Wisconsin captured a Freshman-R fi fth-straight Wisconsin-Minnesota Cup championship in 2010… Ranked among top 150 high school seniors in the class of 2011 by the Junior Golf Scoreboard... Cary, N.C. Daughter of Lewis and Mary Kay Brooks… Has one brother, Lew, and one sister, Cary Christian Lauren… Born Apr. 28, 1993 in Madison, Wisc.... International business major...

Lisbeth Brooks Career Results Fall 2013: Made collegiate debut at Fighting Camel Classic, where she tied for 2011-12 31st (83-75-76--234)... Golfweek Program Challenge 78-67-77--222 (T14) Dick McGuire Invitational 75-71-80--226 (T26) 2012-13: Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll member... Did not play in UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-80-73--230 (18) any matches... red-shirt... Xavier LPGA International Invitational 78 (T22) Palmetto Intercollegiate 76-72-79--227 (T32) Prep/Personal: Mary-Katelyn Holanek earned all-state, player of the year and Fighting Camel Classic 77-74-83--234 (T10) all-conference honors as a senior at Cary Christian School… Produced a stroke Kiawah Island Classic 77-76-76--229 (T38) average of 71.5 as a senior… Participated in U.S. Women’s Open qualifi er… Quali- Hurricane Invitational 79-80-78--237 (T31) fi ed 2nd in the state for Big “I” National Invitational… Daughter of Ron and Susan JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-77-72--225 (T21) Holanek… Born Sept. 29, 1993 in Raleigh, N.C… Business administration major… John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate 72-75-74--221 (T8) Big South Conference Championship 78-75-74--227 (7) Fall 2013 NCAA East Regional 82-73-74--229 (T72) Fighting Camel Fall Classic 83-75-76--234 (T31) 2012-13 Golfweek Program Challenge 73-72-74--219 (6) Golfweek Conference Challenge 74-76-76--226 (T32) UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 73-75-73--221 (T12) Fighting Camel Classic 72-81-78--231 (T15) Palmetto Intercollegiate 71-76-73--220 (T9) Hurricane Invitational 75-80-73--228 (T22) Kiawah Island Classic 73-77-73--223 (T6) JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-72-67--215 (T2) Briar’s Creek Invitational 79-78-73--230 (T21) Hoya Invitational 74-72-70--216 (T2) Big South Championship 73-73-76--222 (6) NCAA Central Regional 76-76-DQ Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 69-75-72--216 (5) Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship 77-76--153 (T64) UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 79-67-73--219 (T7) The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 75 (T6) Diane Thomason Invitational 76-77-80--233 (T26) Fighting Camel Fall Classic 78-70-74--222 (4)

GoCamels.com 15 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Louise Babette Latorre Lemberger

Freshman Senior Pau, France Vienna, Austria Saint Cricq GRG Stubenbastei

Fall 2013: Appeared in 5 events... Ranked 10th among all Big South golfers with Fall 2013: T40th in the Fighting Camel Fall Classic (80-76-81--237)... a 76.07 stroke average... Named Big South freshman of the week Oct. 25 after T11th fi nish at Fighting Camel Classic (75-77-74--226)... T10th at Big South Preview 2012-13: Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll member... Played in four (76)… Shot collegiate low 72 in fi nal round of UNCG Starmount Fall Classic, where events (12 rounds) with a stroke average of 80.6… Fired collegiate low 72 in open- she helped CU to runner-up fi nish... T21 at Golfweek Program Challenge (75-75- ing round of Kiawah Island Classic… Tied for 34th at Fighting Camel Classic… 75--225) in collegiate debut, helping CU win team title... 2011-12: Earned a place on the Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll… Prep / Personal: Represented France in international competition against Spain Saw action in a pair of events, producing an 80.3 stroke average (6 rounds)… Tied and Belgium in 2012 and vs. Italy and Austria in 2011... Won Grand Prix of Lacanau for 27th at Fighting Camel Classic… Tied for 81st at JMU Eagle Landing Invita- and Grand Prix of Pau tournaments in 2011 and the Grand Prix of La Ramee in tional… 2010... Finished third in 2012 Irish Girls Open stroke play championship... Runner- up in 2013 National Ladies Championship and placed fourth in 2013 Irish U-18s... 2010-11: Joined team for spring semester of 2011… Did not participate in any Has also competed in Portuguese International Ladies Championship, Spanish tournaments… Earned Atlantic Sun Conference all-academic team honors… Ladies Championship, Italian International Ladies Championship and French In- ternational Lady Juniors Championship... International business major Prep / Personal: Babette Lemberger fi nished second in the 2011 International Austria Junior Tournament… Also placed seventh at the Vienna Regional Champi- Louise Latorre Career Results onship… Played with GC Gutenhof and helped lead her team to a national cham- Fall 2013 pionship in 2008, runner-up fi nishes in 2009 and 2010 and a third-place showing Golfweek Program Challenge 75-75-75--225 (T21) in 2011… Daughter of Thomas Krones and Karin Lemberger… Born Aug. 28, 1992 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship 76-76--152 (T56) in Vienna, Austria... Business administrationmajor... UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 75-80-72--227 (T29) The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 76 (T10) Babette Lemberger Career Results Diane Thomason Invitational 80-75-80--235 (T34) 2011-12 Fighting Camel Fall Classic 75-77-74--226 (T11) Fighting Camel Classic 80-78-83--241 (T27) JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 79-81-81--241 (T81) 2012-13 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 78-86-75--239 (T66) Fighting Camel Classic 83-79-80--242 (T34)\ Kiawah Island Classic 72-89-81--242 (T97) JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 80-83-81--244 (87) Fall 2013 Fighting Camel Fall Classic 80-76-81--237 (T40)

16 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Ali Prazak

Senior St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Antilles School

Fall 2013: Produced 8th-best stroke average (74.73) among Big South golfers while turning in three top-10 fi nishes... Had career-best T2nd in Golfweek Program Challenge (70-73-72--215) where she helped lead CU to team title... T6th at Big South Preview (75)... T8th at Fighting Camel Fall Classic (76-74-75--225)... Colle- giate low 70 in opening round of program challenge...

2012-13: Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll member... Did not partici- pate in any tournaments...

2011-12: Played in 4 events (12 rounds) and recorded an 80.5 stroke average… Low round (76) at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational… Tied for 20th (77-82-78—237) at the Fighting Camel Classic, where she produced her best collegiate fi nish. Tahnia Summer 2011: Represented the U.S. Virgin Islands at the World University Games Ravnjak in China.

2010-11: Played in fi ve events during her freshman season… Had an 80.4 stroke Sophomore average (1206 strokes, 15 rounds)… Best fi nish was a tie for 37th place at the Bare- foot at the Beach (77-77-81—235) event… Shot a season-low round of 76 in the Cordeaux Heights, Australia opening 18 holes of the Kiawah Island Classic (76-77-78—231), where she tied Holy Spirit for 46th.

Prep / Personal: Alexandra Prazak had 15 top-10 fi nishes during her high school Fall 2013: Produced 7th-best stroke average in Big South Conference (74.67) career…Daughter of Kerry Prazak and Kerstin McConnell… Born Mar. 11, 1992 in over 15 rounds and 3 top-10s... Named Big South golfer of the week after win- St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands... Sport management major... ning Golfweek Program Challenge (76-69-66--211), shooting collegiate career low (and best round of fall among all Big South golfers) on the fi nal day to lead CU to Ali Prazak Career Results team title... T4th at Big South Preview (74) and T8th at Fighting Camel Fall Classic 2010-11 (80-71-74--225)... LPGA International Xavier Invitational 87-78-84--249 (66) Kiawah Island Classic 76-77-78--231 (T46) 2012-13: Big South Conference Freshman of the Year... Named to Big South All- Barefoot at the Beach 77-77-81--235 (T37) Conference, All-Freshman and All-Championship teams... Big South Conference Eagle Landing Invitational 78-80-78--236 (T62) Presidential Honor Roll... Tied for 4th at Big South Conference Championship (72- Pinehurst Challenge 80-92-83--255 (T56) 74-75--221)... Had 5 top-10 fi nishes in 11 outings… 6th-best stroke average in Big 2011-12 South Conference (75.76) and ranked No.-248 in Golfstat Cup... Was fi fth at Hoya Fighting Camel Classic 77-82-78--237 (T20) Invitational (73-76-72--221). and 6th at JMU Eagle Landing Invite (70-71-77--218)... Kiawah Island Classic 85-81-82--248 (T149) Shot 70 in her fi rst collegiate round at the Golfweek Program Challenge, where Hurricane Invitational 79-87-83--249 (T60) she fi nished in a tie for 7th (70-75-75—220) and helped lead CU to team title… JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 76-76-80--232 (T47) Tied for 15th at the Fighting Camel Classic (72-81-78—231)... Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 70-73-72--215 (T2) Prep/Personal: Tahnia Ravnjak… Won 2012 Rosebay Cup and Pymble Cup… Fin- Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship 75-75--150 (T46) ished 2nd in her state age championships (2011)… Earned a spot on the 2011 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-74-76--227 (T29) New South Wales Junior Girls State Team… First place in the 2011 Australian All- The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 75 (T6) School Team match play, runner-up in stroke play… Participated in 2011 and 2010 Diane Thomason Invitational 79-76-74--229 (T15) Australian All-Schools Champioships… Daughter of John and Vicki Ravnjak… Fighting Camel Fall Classic 76-74-75--225 (T8) Born June 15, 1993 in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia… Sports and ex- ercise science major…

Tahnia Ravnjak Career Results 2012-13 Golfweek Program Challenge 70-75-75--220 (T7) Golfweek Conference Challenge 83-80-82--245 (T79) Fighting Camel Classic 72-81-78--231 (T15) Palmetto Intercollegiate 78-76-73--227 (T32)

GoCamels.com 17 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Hurricane Invitational 72-79-76--227 (T20) Kiawah Island Classic 75-75-74--224 (T8) Nadine JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 70-71-77--218 (6) Briar’s Creek Invitational 86-72-75--233 (T32) White Hoya Invitational 73-76-72--221 (5) Big South Championship 72-74-75--221 (T4) NCAA Central Regional 75-80-78--233 (T93) Freshman Fall 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge 76-69-66--211 (1) Brisbane, Australia Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship 72-75--147 (T25) Cannon Hill Anglican College UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 78-76-73--227 (T29) The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 74 (T4) Diane Thomason Invitational 80-80-76--236 (T44) Prep / Personal: Member of the Queensland Women’s State Team... Made cut at Fighting Camel Fall Classic 80-71-74--225 (T8) 2013 New South Wales Open... Advanced to match play round at 2013 Australian Amateur Championship... Finished 7th at the Elvie Whitesides stroke play... Placed 8th at 2012 Australian Girls Amateur Championship and 3rd at Katherine Hull Classic, while fi nishing 2nd at the North Queensland Championships... Member of 2012 Queensland Junior Girls State Team... Runner-up at 2011 Katherine Hull Clas- sic and fi nished 5th in the Queensland Schoolgirls Championships and the Greg Norman Junior Golf Masters.... Business administration major...

18 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Player Profi les Kaylin 2010-11 Wolverine Invitational 81-79-73--233 (T27) Golfweek Conference Challenge 81-86-80--247 (T84) Yost LPGA International Xavier Invitational 79-82-76--237 (T42) Palmetto Intercollegiate 77-76-75--228 (T35) Kiawah Island Classic 77-76-73--226 (T21) Senior Barefoot at the Beach 82-78-79--239 (T51) Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Eagle Landing Invitational 79-75-71--225 (T23) Cincinnati Spring Invitational 75-77-81--233 (T47) Archbishop McCarthy Pinehurst Challenge 82-83-80--245 (T36) Atlantic Sun Championship 77-76-73--226 (T7) 2011-12 Fall 2013: Ranked 2nd among Big South golfers with a 74.0 stroke average over Golfweek Program Challenge 74-78-71--223 (T16) 15 rounds... Produced 3 top-10 fi nishes... Named Big South golfer of the week Dick McGuire Invitational 82-80-76--238 (T79) twice... Was runner-up at UNCG Starmount Classic (69-72-72--213)... Produced 3rd Xavier LPGA International Invitational 82 (T45) career victory at Fighting Camel Fall Classic (73-75-73--221)... T6th at Big South Palmetto Intercollegiate 71-79-72--222 (T9) Preview (75)... Finished among top-20 golfers 5 times in 6 events... Ranked No.-201 Fighting Camel Classic 72-79-73--224 (3) by Golfstat at end of fall season... Kiawah Island Classic 76-74-76--226 (T17) Hurricane Invitational 78-72-76--226 (T4) 2012-13: Named to Big South all-conference team for 2nd-straight year... Big JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 67-74-74--215 (1) South Conference Presidential Honor Roll... Tied for 84th in the nation with 79 John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate 76-75-74--225 (T18) birdies over 36 rounds… Ranked 9th among Big South Conference stroke average Big South Conference Championship 73-72-76--221 (T2) leaders (76.12)… Had four top-20 showings, including a pair of top-10 fi nishes... NCAA East Regional 80-71-75--226 (T51) Tied for 13th at Big South Championship (74-79-74--227)... Her second career 2012-13 collegiate win came at the Fighting Camel Classic (73-69-75—217)... Named Big Golfweek Program Challenge 75-70-70--215 (3) South golfer of the week Oct. 25... Finished 3rd at the Golfweek Program Chal- Golfweek Conference Challenge 75-81-67--223 (T23) lenge (75-70-70—215)… Her fi nal round 67 at the Golfweek Conference Chal- UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 77-76-73--226 (T26) lenge tied for low round in the Big South… Fighting Camel Classic 73-69-75--217 (1) Palmetto Intercollegiate 74-76-75--225 (T26) 2011-12: Big South Conference Player of the Year, fi rst-team all-conference Hurricane Invitational 81-80-80--241 (T59) and All-Academic Team member…Finished the season ranked No.-147 nationally Kiawah Island Classic 78-84-78--240 (T85) in the Golfstat Cup with a 75.09 stroke average (best in the Big South)… Produced JMU Eagle Landing Invitational 75-73-79--227 (T26) fi ve top-10 fi nishes… Runner-up at Big South Conference Championship (73- Briar’s Creek Invitational 86-77-75--238 (T53) 72-76—221)… Tied for 4th at Hurricane Invitational (78-72-76—226)… Earned Hoya Invitational 78-77-78--233 (T19) fi rst career collegiate victory at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (67-74-74—215), Big South Championship 74-79-74--227 (T13) where she shot a collegiate career low in the fi rst round… Twice named Big South NCAA Central Regional 76-81-79--236 (T103) golfer of the week (Mar. 9 and Mar. 15)… Tied for 9th (71-79-72—222) at Palmetto Fall 2013 Intercollegiate (Oct. 23-24) … Finish of 3rd (72-79-73—224) at Fighting Camel Golfweek Program Challenge 76-71-74--221 (T14) Classic, helping lead CU to team title… Tied for 16th at Golfweek Program Chal- Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship 75-75--150 (T46) lenge (74-78-71—223)… UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 69-72-72--213 (2) The Patriot Intercollegiate Big South Preview 75 (T6) Summer 2011: Tied for 20th place with Maria Jose Benavides at the Hooters Diane Thomason Invitational 76-75-79--230 (T19) Women’s Collegiate Team Championship presented by the National Golf Coaches Fighting Camel Fall Classic 73-75-73--221 (T1) Association in Dahlonega, Ga.

2010-11: Named to Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman team… Played in each of Campbell’s 10 events during the campaign and compiled a 77.9 stroke average (2339 strokes over 30 rounds), fourth-best on the team and 5th-lowest among all A-Sun freshmen… Saved her best performance of the year for the A-Sun Cham- pionship, where she tied for seventh place (77-76-73—226) and also tied for low freshman honors... Shot a season-low round of one-under-par 71 at the Eagle Landing Invitational on Mar. 13 (79-75-71—225)… She had top-25 individual fi n- ishes at the Kiawah Island Classic (T21) and Eagle Landing (T23)… Tied for 27th in her collegiate debut at the Michigan Wolverine Invitational (81-79-73—233)…

Prep / Personal: Kaylin Ashley Yost was ranked among the top-10 players in the State of Florida in the class of 2010… Finished senior year with 18-hole stroke av- erage of 71.6 and 9-hole average of 35.0… Won a school-record 11 tournaments, while setting marks for lowest 18-hole score (65) and 9-hole score (30)… Won 47 career junior tournaments… Ranked 130th in the country by Junior Golf Score- board… Presented Carol Mann Trophy as girls player of the year by Junior Golf Association of Broward County… Daughter of Tom and Sharon Yost… Born Feb. 4, 1992 in Olney, Md... Communication studies major...

Kaylin Yost Career Results

GoCamels.com 19 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Camels on Tour Two Campbell graduates – Brad Fritsch and David Mathis – are play- ing at professional golf’s highest levels in 2014. Fritsch is in his second year on the PGA Tour, while Mathis will spend 2014 competing on the Web.com Tour after playing 4 of the previous 5 years on the top circuit. Fritsch, a 2000 Campbell graduate from Manotick, Ontario, retained his PGATour card for 2014 after placing second in the 2013 Web.com Tour Championship. He fi nished tied for 14th on the Web.com money list after fi nishing just outside the top-125 on the 2013 PGA earnings list (129th with $452,184). Fritsch tied for ninth place at the 2013 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines and tied for 20th at the Reno Tahoe Open. He also represented his native Canada in the 2013 World Cup of Golf. Fritsch fi nished 18th on the 2012 Web.com Tour money list ($212,168) to earn his PGATour exemption. A resident of Holly Springs, N.C., Fritsch produced seven top-10 individual fi nishes in 2012. He tied for second at the Mylan Classic in September; then tied for ninth at the Web.com Tour Championship. Fritsch’s best career PGATour fi nish is a tie for 71st place at the 2011 RBC Canadian open. Fritsch returned to the Nationwide Tour in 2012 after earning his way through Q-School. Overall, he spent four seasons (2007-09, 2012) on the Nationwide Tour. He returned to the Canadian Tour in 2010 and made over $32,000 on the Canadian circuit in 2011, plus $40,000 or so on the Carolina-based eGolf mini-tour, $10,000 and change after playing his way into the RBC Canadian Open, and another $7,500 for a tournament in Colombia early in the year. During his Fighting Camel career, Fritsch (Class of 2000) was twice honored as an Academic All-American by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). He earned Trans America Athletic Con- ference All-Academic honors in each of his four years at CU and was a second-team All-TAAC selection as a senior when he fi nished ninth in the 2000 league championship. Mathis returned to the Web.com Tour in 2014 after spending four of the Former Camel Academic All-American Brad Fritsch retained his PGATour card previous fi ve years on the PGA Tour. He completed 2012 ranked No.-120 for 2014 (PGA Tour images). on the PGA Tour money list ($736,765). In 2013, Mathis earned $274,477 in 24 outings, including a fi fth-place tie at the Reno-Tahoe Open. He produced a pair of top-10s in 2012 – at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans and the McGladrey Classic, where he secured his top-125 ranking and exemption for 2013. In 2011, the Raleigh, N.C. resident earned $715,404 in 25 events to fi nish 118th on the money list. He nearly doubled the $364,959 he collected in 27 events during the 2009 PGA Tour season. In 2010, Mathis returned to the Nationwide Tour and fi nished 13th on the Money List to re-gain his PGA Tour card for 2011. In May 2011, Mathis shot a fi nal-round 68 on Sunday and tied for eighth place in the PGA Tour Zurich Classic of New Orleans. He recorded the best fi nish of his PGA Tour career and earned a career-best $172,800 by shoot- ing 10-under-par 278 (70-68-72-68) at TPC of Louisiana. He tied for 13th in June 2011 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic where he shot 65-72-72-66—275 and pocketed $112,000 in winnings. Mathis held the outright lead for the fi rst time in his PGA Tour career following his opening-round 65. Mathis led the Camels to back-to-back league titles in 1993 and 1994 as a junior and senior. He earned his degree in business administration in 1997. After making 15 cuts in 27 starts on the 2009 PGA Tour, Mathis fi nished 13th in the fi nal 2010 Nationwide Tour standings, where he claimed his second Nationwide victory at the 2010 Winn-Dixie Jacksonville Open. Vaita Guillaume, a 2012 graduate who earned Big South player of the year and honorable mention PING All-America honors, is playing on the eGolf tour after making his PGATour debut as a qualifi er at the 2012 Wyn- dham Championships in Greensboro. In addition, former Campbell All-American and FUTURES Tour member Kylie Pratt now serves as caddy for Hee Young Park on the LPGA Tour. Pratt (No. 303) and fellow Camels Yvonne Cox (159) and Mara Larrauri (363) rank among the top 400 in FUTURES Tour career winnings. Former Campbell Big South all-conference performer Duane Bock is caddy for PGA Tour rookie Kevin Kisner. David Mathis played on the PGA Tour in 4 of the previous 5 years. Sources: PGATour.com and the Ottawa Citizen. (PGA Tour images)

20 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Men’s Tournament Titles

Note: Since 1983-84. Numbered events are tournaments won during Coach John Crooks’ career (1990-)

# Dates Event Scores Apr. 18-20, 1984 Old Dominion Invitational (289-293--582) Sept. 24-25, 1984 NC State Invitational (303-297-301--901) Mar. 18-20, 1985 Lonnie D. Small Invitational (308-288-307--904) Apr. 17-19, 1989 Big South Conference Championship (294-297-295--886) Mar. 1990 James Madison Spring Classic (298-312-311--921) 1. Sept. 10-11, 1990 Fayetteville State Invitational (293-295—588) 2. Sept. 17-18, 1990 Maggie Valley/Western Carolina Invitational (303-306—609) 3. Sept. 23-24, 1991 Aubrey Apple Collegiate (302-295—597) 4. Mar. 20-21, 1992 The Citadel Invitational (317-300—617) 5. Apr. 6-7, 1992 Big South Conference Championship (294-298-291—883) 6. Oct. 26-27, 1992 Fayetteville State Invitational (299-298—597) 7. Mar. 19-20, 1993 The Citadel Invitational (313-302—615) 8. Apr. 2-3, 1993 Lonnie D. Small Memorial (296-291--587) 9. Apr. 12-13, 1993 Big South Conference Championship (294-310—604) 10. Mar. 7-8, 1994 Barton Intercollegiate (297-300—597) 11. Apr. 4-5, 1994 Big South Conference Championship (298-295-291—884) Troy Ferris 12. Oct. 3-4, 1994 Hargrove B. Davis Memorial (298-304-298—900) 13. Nov. 14-15, 1994 Davidson-River Run Invitational (295-305—600) 14. Feb. 27-28, 1995 Charleston Southern Spring Invitational (288-292—580) 15. Oct. 2-3, 1995 Hargrove B. Davis Memorial (292-293—585) 16. Apr. 8-9, 1996 Lonnie D. Small Memorial (288-289-295—872) 17. Oct. 6-7, 1997 G. Gunby/Jordan Intercollegiate (285-285-286—856) 18. Oct. 27-28, 1997 UT-Chattanooga Fall Invitational (282-280-298—860) 19. Mar. 9-10, 1998 Barton Intercollegiate (304) 20. Mar. 29-30, 1999 Mardi Gras Collegiate (287-279—566) 21. Apr. 19-21, 1999 TAAC Championship (294-283-292—869) 22. Sept. 6-7, 1999 Wyoming Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate (291-275-278—844) 23. Apr. 3-4, 2000 Campbell Lonnie D. Small Memorial (292-290—582) 24. Mar. 9-10, 2001 Florida A&M Springtime Classic (290-285—575) 25. Apr. 6-7, 2001 East Carolina Pirate Intercollegiate (291-291-288—870) 26. Oct. 22-23, 2001 UCF Rio Pinar Invitational (294-274-280—848) 27. Oct. 11-12, 2002 Seton Hall/Rutgers Collegiate Classic (307) 28. Oct. 28-29, 2002 Old Dominion Seascape Collegiate (291) 29. Mar. 3-4, 2003 Campbell Lonnie D. Small Memorial (296-291—587) 30. Mar. 22-23, 2004 Stetson Spring Invitational (300-306—606) 31. Apr. 2-3, 2004 East Carolina Bradford Creek Intercollegiate (286-280-286—582) 32. Sept. 19-20, 2005 Towson Fall Invitational (284-285—569) Simon Dunn 33. Mar. 6-7, 2006 Campbell Hargrove B. Davis Spring Classic (303-299-300—902) 34. Sept. 8-9, 2006 Hartford Hawks Invitational (284-278-294—856) 35. Oct. 30-31, 2006 Old Dominion Seascape Collegiate (277-279—556) 36. Mar. 5-6, 2007 Campbell Lonnie D. Small Spring Classic (293-292—585) 37. Mar. 26-27, 2007 William & Mary Invitational (279-296—575) 38. Mar. 3-4, 2008 Lonnie D. Small Spring Classic (294-289—583) 39. Apr. 6-7, 2009 Charleston Southern Spring Invitational (290-295-307—892) 40. Apr. 20-22, 2009 Atlantic Sun Championship (279-286-302—867) 41. Oct. 10-11, 2009 Big Five Invitational (297-290—587) 42. Oct. 18-19, 2010 Georgetown Intercollegiate (284-275-288—847) 43. Sept. 11-13, 2011 Golfweek Program Challenge (277-278-278—833) 44. Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2011 Wendy’s Kiawah Classic (292-292-297—881) 45. Mar. 11-13, 2012 Bash at the Beach (291-285-285—861)

Matt Moot GoCamels.com 21 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Men’s Records

Team Records Individual Records

Top 10 Low Round Top 10 Low Round 271 at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1, 2009) 64 Simon Dunn at UCF Rio Pinar Intercollegiate (Oct. 22, 2001) 274 at UCF Rio Pinar Intercollegiate (Oct. 22, 2001) 64 Vaita Guillaume at Mardi Gras Invitational (Feb. 22, 2010) 275 at Wyoming Rocky Mount Intercollegiate (Sept. 6-7, 1999) 64 Vaita Guillaume at Charleston Shootout (Feb. 28, 2010) 275 at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 13, 2008) 64 Andrew Gai at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11, 2011) 275 at Georgetown Intercollegiate (Oct. 18, 2010) (Par 71) 64 Vaita Guillaume at Woff ord Coca-Cola Invt. (Apr. 9, 2012) 276 at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 18, 2005) (Par 71) 65 David Rainey at Hargrove B. Davis Memorial (Oct. 11-12, 1991) 277 at Seascape Collegiate (Oct. 30, 2006) (Par 70) 65 Brad Fritsch at Wyoming Rocky Mount Intercollegiate (Sept. 6-7, 1999) 277 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11, 2011) 65 Kyle Spahr at Hawks Invitational (Sept. 8, 2006) 278 at Wyoming Rocky Mount Intercollegiate (Sept. 6-7, 1999) 65 Matt Moot at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1, 2009) 278 at Hawks Invitational (Sept. 8, 2006) 65 Vaita Guillaume at Coca Cola Invitational (Apr. 11, 2011) 278 at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1, 2007) 66 16 times -- last Mikko Lehtovuori at Wolfpack Intercollegiate. (Oct. 7, 2013) 278 at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 2, 2007) 278 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 12, 2011) Top 10 Low 36-Hole Total 278 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 13, 2011) 131 (66-65) Kyle Spahr at Hawks Invitational (Sept. 8, 2006) 133 (65-68) Matt Moot at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1, 2009) Top 10 Low 36-Hole Total 133 (64-69) Andrew Gai at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-12, 2011) 550 (271-279) at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1, 2009) 133 (69-64) Vaita Guillaume at Woff ord Coca-Cola Invt. (Apr. 9, 2012) 555 (277-278) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-12, 2011) 134 (64-70) Simon Dunn at UCF Rio Pinar Intercollegiate (Oct. 22, 2001) 556 (277-279) at Seascape Collegiate (Oct. 30-31, 2006)(Par 70) 134 (66-68) Kyle Spahr at Seascape Collegiate (Oct. 30-31, 2006) (Par 70) 559 (284-275) at Georgetown Intercollegiate (Oct. 18, 2010) (Par 71) 135 (64-71) Vaita Guillaume at Charleston Shootout (Feb. 28, 2011) 562 (284-278) at Hawks Invitational (Sept. 8, 2006) 136 Georges Plumet at ODU Seascape Collegiate (Oct. 26-27, 1998) 563 (288-275) at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 13, 2008) 136 (66-70) by Simon Dunn at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 22-23, 2002) 564 (280-284) at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 22-23, 2002) 136 (66-70) Fredric Sundberg at Towson Fall Invitational (Sept. 19-20, 2005) 565 (276-289) at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 18-19, 2005) (Par 71) 136 (68-68) Fredric Sundberg at Palisades Collegiate Classic (Apr. 14, 2008) 565 (278-287) at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1-2, 2007) 136 (70-66) Zak Drescher at NCAA Southeast Regional (May 14-16, 2009) (Par 71) 565 (279-286) at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 20-21, 2009) 136 (67-69) Zak Drescher at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1, 2009) 136 (69-67) Vaita Guillaume at Bash at the Beach (Mar. 11-12, 2012) (Par 71) Top 10 Low 54-Hole Total 833 (277-278-278) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-13, 2011) Top 10 Low 54-Hole Total 838 (271-279-288) at Xavier/Renaissance Invitational (Nov. 1-2, 2009) 201 (70-64-67) Simon Dunn at UCF Rio Pinar Intercoll. (Oct. 22-23, 2001) 843 (278-287-278) at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1-2, 2007) 201 (66-65-70) Kyle Spahr at Hawks Invitational (Sept. 8-9, 2006) 844 at Wyoming Rocky Mount Intercollegiate (Sept. 6-7, 1999) 203 (64-69-70) Andrew Gai at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-13, 2011) 847 (284-275-288) at Georgetown Intercollegiate (Oct. 18-19, 2010) (Par 71) 204 (68-68-71) Matt Moot at Xavier/Renaissance Invt. (Nov. 1-2, 2009) 848 at UCF Rio Pinar Intercollegiate (Oct. 22-23, 2001) 204 (69-64-71) Vaita Guillaume at Woff ord Coca-Cola Invt. (Apr. 9-10, 2012) 850 (287-284-279) at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 2-3, 2006) 205 (70-68-67) Braxton Wynns at ECU Bradford Creek Intercoll. (Apr. 2-3, 2004) 852 at ECU Bradford Creek Intercollegiate (Apr. 2-3, 2004) 206 (68-72-66) Fredric Sundberg at Xavier Invitational (Oct. 1-2, 2007) 853 at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 19-21, 2004) 206 (72-67-67) Vaita Guillaume at Georgetown Inter. (Oct. 17-18, 2011) (Par 71) 854 at Southeastern Louisiana Beau Chene Collegiate Classic (Feb. 24-25, 2003) 206 (69-67-70) Vaita Guillaume at Bash at the Beach (Mar. 11-13, 2012) (Par 71) 855 (285-283-287) at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 18-20, 2011) (Par 71) 207 Brad Fritsch at Wyoming Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate (Sept. 6-7, 1999) 207 (69-70-68) Braxton Wynns at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 19-21, 2004) 207 (70-68-69) Fredric Sundberg at CSU Spring Kick-Off Classic (Feb. 21-22, 2005) (Par 71) 207 (70-66-71) Zak Drescher at NCAA Southeast Regional (May 14-16, 2009) (Par 71)

(through Nov. 2013)

Kyle Spahr set school 36- and 54-hole records at the 2006 Hawks Invitational.

22 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Men’s Honors

World Amateur Participants Harrison Ashworth (2012, 2013), Henry Buckner 2011), Georges Plumet (1998, 1999), Fredric Sund- Michael Gil (1998) (1990), Ross Desmond (1993, 1994), Jason Duncan berg (2007, 2008), Braxton Wynns (2004) (1992), Sean Goatley-Soan (2012), Mitch Gray (2012), NCAA Championship Appearances Vaita Guillaume (2012), Gary Hobgood (1987), Grant A-Sun All-Academic Individual: Vaita Guillaume (2012) Houser (2012, 2013), Allan Kelley (1989), Mikko Leht- Rickard Allard (2002, 2004), Steven Armstrong ovuori (2013), Javier Roura (1993, 1994) (1997), Harrison Ashworth (2010, 2011), Daniel NCAA Regional Appearances Barrett (2010, 2011), Taylor Bridges (2000, 2001), Team: 2009 Big South Golfer of the Week David Carroll (2000, 2002), Mark Coppell (2005, 2006, Individual: Andrew Gai (9/15/11), (10/13/11), Vaita Guillaume 2007, 2008, 2009), Tim Crooks (1999), Ross Desmond Simon Dunn (2002) (10/21/11), (3/15,/12), (4/13/12), Mikko Lehtovuori (1995), Zak Drescher (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), James Vaita Guillaume (2011, 2012) (10/10/13), Amanjyot Singh (2/21/13), (4/4/13) Faulkner (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005), Brad Fritsch (1997, Matt Moot (2011) 1998, 1999, 2000), Mike Gil (1998), Davidde Giordano Georges Plumet (1998, 1999) Big South Freshman of the Week (2000, 2002), Sean Goatley-Soan (2010, 2011), Mitch Fredric Sundberg (2007) Craig Hornberger (9/27/13) Gray (2009, 2010, 2011), Vaita Guillaume (2009, 2011), Victor Hielte (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), Gregg PING All-America Note: Campbell joined NCAA Division I in 1977-78. Hostetter (2008), Paul Howell (2010), James Huff am Vaita Guillaume (2012 HM) Campbell was a member of the Big South Conference (2002, 2003, 2004), Ryan Ketron (1995, 1996, 1997, from 1985-94, then re-joined the Big South in July 2011. 1998), Justin Kolumber (1998), Dustin Laney (2005), All-Southeast Regional Team Campbell was a member of the Atlantic Sun (formerly Sunghwan Lee (2002), Joakim Lofstrom (2007), Vaita Guillaume (2012, champion) the Trans America Athletic) Conference from 1994- Andrew Lusk (2001), Greg Malazdrewicz (2005, 2011. 2006), Matthew McIntyre (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006), CoSIDA Academic All-America Matt Moot (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), Stephen Mor- Brad Fritsch (1999, 2000) Atlantic Sun Team Champions (1995-2011) ris (2001), Daniel Ng Choo Sian (2007, 2008, 2009, 1999, 2009 2010), Anibal Ochoa (2001), Michael Perry (2006), Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar (GCAA) Isak Pettersen (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), Georges Mitch Gray (2011, 2012) Atlantic Sun Player of the Year Plumet (1999), Javier Roura (1995), Johan Rydheim Matt Moot (2010, 2011) Simon Dunn (2002) (2002, 2005, 2006), Karan Sidhoo (2003), Reid Smith Georges Plumet (1998, 1999) (2005), Kyle Spahr (2006, 2007), Fredric Sundberg CoSIDA Academic All District 3 (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008), Sam Vautier (2005, 2006) Brad Fritsch (1999, 2000) Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year Fredric Sundberg (2005) Dave Williams Award Big South Conference Team Champions Georges Plumet – Finalist (1999) (2012-, 1985-94) Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994 John Crooks (1999) Campbell Outstanding Male Athlete Georges Plumet (1998-99) Big South Conference Coach of the Year All-Atlantic Sun Braxton Wynns (2003-04) Wendell Carr (1989), John Crooks (1992, 1993, 1994) First Team Vaita Guillaume (2011-12) Steven Armstrong (1996), Simon Dunn (2002), Mike Big South Conference Golfer of the Year Gil (1996), Andy Hay (1999), Ulf Hedlund (2004), Campbell Senior GPA Award Dirk Fennie (1989), Troy Ferris (1993), Gary Hobgood David Mathis (1996), Georges Plumet (1998, 1999), Brad Fritsch (2000) (1987), Brad Wilson (1992), Vaita Guillaume (2012) Fredric Sundberg (2007, 2008), Braxton Wynns (2001, 2003, 2004) NAIA National Championship Big South Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year Second Team 1970 Mitch Gray (2012) Rickard Allard (2004), Paul Barnard (2000), Tim Crooks (1998), Zak Drescher (2008), Simon Dunn NAIA National Championship Appearances All-Big South Conference (2001), Brad Fritsch (2000), Davidde Giordano (2000), 1967 (11th), 1969 (3rd), 1971 (3rd), 1972 (5th), 1973 Steven Armstrong (1994), Jeff Barth (1989), Duane Vaita Guillaume (2009, 2010, 2011), Ulf Hedlund (2nd), 1975 (4th), 1976 (5th) Bock (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991), Russ Cunningham (2003), Matt Moot (2011), Kyle Spahr (2007), Fredric (1992, 1993), Ross Desmond (1994), Dirk Fennie Sundberg (2006), Braxton Wynns (2002) NAIA District 26 Championship (1988, 1989), Troy Ferris (1993), Tim Ford (1985), 1967 Vaita Guillaume (2012), Greg Hardwick (1993, 1994), A-Sun All-Freshman Team Gary Hobgood (1986, 1987), Mark Kittrell (1985), Zak Drescher (2008), Matt Evans (2007), Vaita Guil- NAIA District 29 Championship Jody Kranick (1987), Lou Masini (1989), David Mathis laume (2009), Ulf Hedlund (2001), Amanjyot Singh 1971, 1975 (1993, 1994), David Rainey (1990, 1991), Chip Watson (2011), Kyle Spahr (2004), Fredric Sundberg (2005), (1987), Brad Wilson (1992) Braxton Wynns (2001) NAIA District 29 Runner-Up 1974 (2nd) Big South All-Academic Team A-Sun All-Tournament Team (1997-2011) Mitch Gray (2012), Grant Houser (2013) Zak Drescher (2008), Simon Dunn (2003), Vaita Guil- NAIA All-Americans laume (2009), Andy Hay (1997, 1999), Ulf Hedlund Sam Brewer (1969, 1970, 1971), Jim Bromley (1977), Big South Presidential Honor Roll (2004), Matt McIntyre (2005), Matt Moot (2010, Jim Gurkin (1969), Jay Overton (1972, 1973)

GoCamels.com 23 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Women’s Tournament Titles

# Dates Event Scores 1. Apr. 20-21, 1992 Mercer Invitational (329-331—660) 2. Oct. 5-6, 1992 Samford Classic (323-324—647) 3. Feb. 15-16, 1993 Winthrop Invitational (330) 4. Apr. 12-13, 1993 Big South Conference Championship (294-310-294—898) 5. Apr. 16-17, 1993 Hartford Invitational (341-337—678) 6. Oct. 11-12, 1993 Samford Classic (319-322—641) 7. Nov. 15-16, 1993 Georgia State Lady Panther Classic (312-320—632) 8. Feb. 28-Mar. 1, 1994 Charleston Southern Invitational (315-332—647) 9. Mar. 28-29, 1994 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (312-312—624) 10. Apr. 4-5, 1994 Big South Conference Championship (316-300—616) 11. Sept. 10-11, 1994 Samford Classic (325) 12. Sept. 24-25, 1994 Missouri-Kansas City Classic (324-322—646) 13. Apr. 7-8, 1995 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (307-302—609) 14. Nov. 13-14, 1995 Campbell Invitational (316-318—634) 15. Apr. 22-23, 1996 TAAC Championship (314-317-315—946) 16. Feb. 24-25, 1997 Tulane Green Wave Classic (313-321—634) 17. Mar. 3-4, 1997 College of Charleston Spring Invitational (317-314—631) 18. Mar. 10-11, 1997 Rollins Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (311-300-313—924) 19. Mar. 27-28, 1997 Charleston Southern Wellman Collegiate Invt. (302-305—607) 20. Apr. 7-8, 1997 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (307-311—618) 21. Apr. 14-15, 1997 TAAC Championship (320-314-299—933) 22. Sept. 8-9, 1997 Colorado State Ram Fall Classic (302-297-295—894) 23. Oct. 27-28 College of Charleston Cougar Fall Invitational (321-291—612) Janet Wooten 24. Nov. 3-4, 1997 Georgia State Lady Panther Classic (297-297-297—891) 25. Mar. 2-3, 1998 College of Charleston Spring Invitational (301-307—608) 26. Mar. 9-10, 1998 Rollins Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (306-298—604) 27. Mar. 23-24, 1998 Jacksonville State Gamecock Classic (292-303—595) 28. Apr. 6-7, 1998 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (317-295—612) 29. Apr. 13-14, 1998 TAAC Championship (307-312-293—912) 30. Sept. 14-15, 1998 College of Charleston Fall Invitational (303-315—618) 31. Sept. 21-22, 1998 Radford Lady Highlander Invitational (291-291—582) 32. Nov. 2-3, 1998 Georgia State Lady Panther Intercollegiate (309-302-307—918) 33. Mar. 1-2, 1999 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (313-304—617) 34. Mar. 8-9, 1999 Rollins Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (312-318—630) 35. Mar. 29-30, 1999 Tulane Green Wave Classic (299-304—603) 36. Nov. 8-9, 1999 College of Charleston Palmetto Intercollegiate (297-297-298—892) 37. Apr. 3-4, 2000 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (306-309—615) 38. Feb. 26-27, 2001 College of Charleston Carolinas Classic (318-310—628) 39. Mar. 9-10, 2001 Northern Illinois Spring Lake Classic (306-290—596) 40. Apr. 2-3, 2001 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (308-311—619) 41. Apr. 9-11, 2001 TAAC Championship (306-304-309—919) 42. Apr. 1-2, 2002 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (300-319—619) 43. Apr. 15-17, 2002 Atlantic Sun Championship (316-312-305—933) 44. Mar. 3-4, 2003 Campbell Fighting Camel Classic (315-310—625) 45. Apr. 19-21, 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship (301-295-294—890) 46. Oct. 18-19, 2004 Hatter Fall Classic (295-293—588) 47. Oct. 25-26, 2004 John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate (301-297—598) 48. Nov. 1-2, 2004 Edwin Watts Palmetto Intercollegiate (298-290-294—882) 49. Mar. 21, 2005 Samford Intercollegiate (295) Sofi a Gorelik 50. Nov. 7-8, 2005 Stetson Invitational (300-294-313—907) 51. Apr. 10-12, 2006 Atlantic Sun Championship (312-310-301—923) 52. Oct. 9-10, 2006 Shoot-out at the Legends (300-287-290—877) 53. Oct. 16-17, 2006 Spider Fall Invitational (316-307—623) 54. Oct. 30-31, 2006 Edwin Watts Palmetto Intercollegiate (295-298-286—879) 55. Feb. 26-27, 2007 Fighting Camel Spring Classic (300-305—605) 56. Apr. 9-11, 2007 Atlantic Sun Championship (206-301-302—899) 57. Feb. 25-26, 2008 Fighting Camel Classic (301) 58. Oct. 6-7, 2008 South Florida-Waterlefe Invitational (290-291—581) 59. Feb. 23-24, 2009 Jacksonville Women’s Invitational (310-309—619) 60. Sept. 27-29, 2009 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (296-289-302—887) 61. Mar. 1-2, 2010 Fighting Camel Classic (292-296—588) 62. Oct. 7-9, 2011 Xavier LPGA International (298) 63. Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2011 Fighting Camel Classic (296-303-303—902) 64. Apr. 9-11, 2012 Big South Championship (294-300-296—890) 65. Sept. 9-11, 2012 Golfweek Program Challenge (286-288-286—860) 66. Oct. 22-23, 2012 Fighting Camel Fall Classic (294-298-306—898) 67. Oct. 27-28, 2012 Palmetto Intercollegiate (282-295-289—866) 68. Mar. 3-5, 2013 Kiawah Island Classic (301-299-299--899) 69. Mar. 8-10, 2013 JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (293-290-287--870) 70. Apr. 8-9, 2013 Hoya Invitational (299-305-290--894) 71. Sept. 8-10, 2013 Golfweek Program Challenge (290-288-284--862) 72. Oct. 5, 2013 The Patriot Big South Preview (299) 73. Oct. 21-22, 2013 Fighting Camel Fall Classic (302-290-295--887)

Alejandra Shaw

24 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Women’s Records

Team Records (2013-14 marks in bold) Individual Records (2013-14 marks in bold)

Top 10 Low Round Top 10 Low Round 282 at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28, 2012) 66 Michelle Koh at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 25, 2010) (par 71) 284 at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 25, 2010) (par 71) 66 Tahnia Ravnjak at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 10, 2013) (par 71) 284 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 10, 2013) (par 71) 67 Kaylin Yost at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 9, 2012) 67 Lisbeth Brooks at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 12, 2011) (par 71) 286 at Edwin Watts / Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 31, 2006) 67 Kaylin Yost at Golfweek Conference Challenge (Sept. 26, 2012) 286 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9, 2012) (par 71) 67 Teresa Urquizu at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28, 2012) 286 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11, 2012) (par 71) 67 Lisbeth Brooks at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 10, 2013) 287 at Shoot-out at the Legends (Oct. 9, 2006) 67 Lisbeth Brooks at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 30, 2013) (par 71) 287 at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 10, 2013) 68 Sharon O’Neill at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 17, 2002) (Par 73) 288 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 10, 2012) (par 71) 68 Sol Arenas at College of Charleston Cougar Invt. (Oct. 27-28, 1997) (Par 73) 288 at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9, 2013) (par 71) 68 Alejandra Shaw at Samford Intercollegiate (Mar. 21, 2005) (Par 71) 68 Belen Diaz Cisneros at Myrtle Beach Classic (Sept. 25, 2007) Top 10 Low 36-Hole Total 68 Michelle Koh at Edwin Watts Kiawah Island Classic (Feb. 23, 2010) 574 (286-288) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9-10, 2012) (par 71) 68 Sarah Bejgrowicz at UNLV Spring Invitational (Mar. 9, 2010) 577 (282-295) at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28, 2012) 68 Sarah Bejgrowicz at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 13, 2010) 578 (290-288) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 8-9, 2013) (par 71) 68 Brooke Bellomy at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9, 2012) (par 71) 581 (290-291) at USF/Waterlefe Invitational (Oct. 6-7, 2008) 68 Brooke Bellomy at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11, 2012) (par 71) 583 (299-284) at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 25, 2010) (par 71) 68 Brooke Bellomy at Kiawah Island Classic (Mar. 4, 2013) 583 (293-290) at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 8-9, 2013) Low 36-Hole Total 585 (296-289) at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 27-28, 2009) (par 71) 139 (73-66) Michelle Koh at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 25, 2010) (Par 71) 587 (300-287) at Shoot-out at the Legends (Oct. 9, 2006) 140 (71-69) Mary Mattson at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 27-28, 2009) (Par 71) 587 (292-295) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-12, 2011) (par 71) 140 (69-71) Sarah Bejgrowicz at Kiawah Island Classic (Feb. 20-21, 2011) 588 (295-293) at Hatter Fall Classic (Oct. 18-19, 2004) 141 (69-72) Alejandra Shaw at UNLV Spring Invitational (Mar. 12-13, 2007) 588 (298-290) at Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Nov. 1-2, 2004) 141 (67-74) Kaylin Yost at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 9-10, 2012) 588 (296-292) at UNLV Spring Invitational (Mar. 13-14, 2006) 141 (67-74) Teresa Urquizu at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28, 2012) 588 (292-296) at Fighting Camel Classic (Mar. 1-2, 2010) 141 (70-71) Tahnia Ravnjak at JMU Eagle Landing Invt. (Mar. 8-9, 2013) 588 (299-289) at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 30, 2013) (par 71) 141 (69-72) Kaylin Yost at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 30, 2013) (par 71) 142 (70-72) Kylie Pratt at Tulane Green Wave Classic (Mar. 29-30, 1999) Top 10 Low 54-Hole Total 142 (71-71) Sofi a Gorelik at Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Nov. 1-2, 2004) 860 (286-288-286) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9-11, 2012) (par 71) 142 (71-71) Alejandra Shaw at Cougar Classic (Sept. 11, 2006) 142 (70-72) Mary Mattson at Shoot-out at the Legends (Oct. 9, 2006) 862 (290-288-284) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 8-10, 2013) (par 71) 142 (73-69) Alejandra Shaw at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 9-10, 2007) 866 (282-295-289) at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28-29, 2012) 142 (72-70) Mary Mattson at Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic (Sept. 10, 2007) 870 (293-290-287) at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 8-10, 2013) 142 (73-69) Kaylin Yost at Fighting Camel Fall Classic (Oct. 22, 2012) 877 (300-287-290) at Shoot-out at the Legends (Oct. 9-10, 2006) 142 (73-69) Maria Jose Benavides at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28, 2012) 878 (299-289-290) at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2013) (par 71) 879 (295-298-286) at Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 30-31, 2006) Low 54-Hole Total 882 (298-290-294) at Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Nov. 1-2, 2004) 211 (68-75-68) Brooke Bellomy at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9-11, 2012) (par 71) 883 (297-293-293) at UNLV Spring Invitational (Mar. 10-12, 2008) 211 (76-69-66) Tahnia Ravnjak at Golfweek Program Chall. (Sept. 8-10, 2013) (par 71) 883 (300-290-293) at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 13-15, 2009) 212 (73-69-70) Alejandra Shaw at Atlantic Sun Championship (Apr. 9-11, 2007) 883 (303-289-291) at USF/Waterlefe Invitational (Oct. 5-6, 2009) 213 (70-73-70) Sharon O’Neill at UNCW Lady Seahawk Invt. (Mar. 24-25, 2003) 883 (292-295-296) at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 11-13, 2011) (par 71) 213 (73-69-71) Maria Jose Benavides at Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 28-29, 2012) 213 (69-72-72) Kaylin Yost at UNCG Starmount Fall Classic (Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2013) (par 71) 214 (73-72-69) Kylie Pratt at TAAC Championship (Apr. 12-14, 1999) 214 (69-72-73) Alejandra Shaw at UNLV Spring Invt. (Mar. 12-14, 2007) 214 (70-73-71) Mary Mattson at Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic (Sept. 8-9, 2008) 215 (74-69-72) Alejandra Shaw at UNLV Spring Invt. (Mar. 13-15, 2006) 215 (70-73-73) Mary Mattson at Shoot-out at the Legends (Oct. 9-10, 2006) 215 (67-74-74) Kaylin Yost at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 11-13, 2012) 215 (75-70-70) Kaylin Yost at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 9-11, 2012) (par 71) 215 (76-72-67) Lisbeth Brooks at JMU Eagle Landing Invitational (Mar. 8-10, 2013) 215 (70-73-72) Ali Prazak at Golfweek Program Challenge (Sept. 8-10, 2013) (par 71)

Low 72-Hole Total 304 by Kylie Pratt at NCAA Championship (May 21-24, 1997) 306 by Mara Larrauri at NCAA Championship (May 21-24, 1997) 311 by Maria Combes at NCAA Championship (May 21-24, 1997) 311 by Evelyn Kinlaw at NCAA Championship (May 21-24, 1997) 319 by Patricia Monchietti at NCAA Championship (May 21-24, 1997) Michelle Koh fi red a school-record 66 at the 2010 Palmetto Intercollegiate. 332 by Sharon O’Neill at NCAA Championship (May 24-27, 2000) (Photo by Bennett Scarborough) (through Fall 2013 season) GoCamels.com 25 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Women’s Honors

World Amateur Participants Big South Presidential Honor Roll Usandizaga (2001), Kaylin Yost (2011) Sol Arenas (2000) Brooke Bellomy (2012), Maria Jose Benavides (2013), Veronika Falathova (2002, 2004, 2006) Lisbeth Brooks (2012, 2013), Melissa Herring (1992), Atlantic Sun All-Tournament Mara Larrauri (1998) Mary-Katelyn Holanek (2013), Babette Lemberger (Top Five Individuals at A-Sun Championship; since 1997) Alejandra Shaw (2006) (2012, 2013), Ali Prazak (2013), Tahnia Ravnjak (2013), Sarah Bejgrowicz (2011), Maria Combes (1998), Kim Scott (1993, 1994), Johanne Svendsen (2012), Yvonne Cox (2000), Belen Diaz Cisneros (2007, 2008), NCAA Championship Appearances Teresa Urquizu (2012, 2013), Janet Wooten (1992, Sofi a Gorelik (2004, 2006), Michelle Koh (2011), Mara Team 1993, 1994), Kaylin Yost (2013) Larrauri (1997, 1998), Camila Lopez Mori (2005), 1997 (14th) Mary Mattson (2009, 2010), Sharon O’Neill (2000, Individual Big South Golfer of the Week 2001, 2002), Maite Ortiz de Pinedo (2007, 2008), Sharon O’Neill (2000) Brooke Bellomy (9/30/11), (9/13/12), Maria Jose Kylie Pratt (1997, 1998, 1999), Alejandra Shaw (2005, Benavides (11/1/12), Lisbeth Brooks (3/29/12) , 2006, 2007), Laura Torrisi (2000), Josefi na Usandizaga NCAA Regional Appearances (3/15/13), Michelle Koh (10/27/11), Tahnia Ravnjak (2001, 2002, 2004) Team (9/12/13), Teresa Urquizu (11/3/11), (2/8/13), Kaylin 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, Yost (3/9/12), (3/15/12), (10/25/12), (10/3/13), Atlantic Sun All-Academic 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013 (10/25/13) Allison Akin (1999), Sandra Angulo (2009, 2010, Individual 2011), Sol Arenas (1999, 2000), Laura Aziz (2004), Janet Wooten (1993), Maria Combes (1995) Big South Freshman of the Week Lovisa Backemar (2005), Gretchen Bamburger (1995, Louise Latorre (10/25/13) 1997), Leigh Ann Barringer (2005, 2006, 2007), Sarah NGCA All-American Bejgrowicz (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), Maria Jose Kylie Pratt (Honorable Mention, 1999) Note: Campbell was a member of the Big South Benavides (2011), Aida Burke (2000, 2003), Yvonne Conference from 1985-94, then re-joined the Big South Cox (1999), Belen Diaz Cisneros (2008, 2010), Sofi a NGCA All-American Scholar in July 2011. Campbell was a member of the Atlantic Gorelik (2005, 2006), Johanna Hess (2005), Michelle Sarah Bejgrowicz (2011) Sun (formerly the Trans America Athletic) Conference Holmes (2004, 2005), Evelyn Kinlaw (1997), Jayme from 1994-2011. Kolinski (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002), Michelle Koh NGCA All-Region (2010), Mara Larrauri (1997), Babette Lemberger Michelle Koh (2012) Atlantic Sun Conference Champions (1995-2011) (2011), Maria Maldonado (1995), Rebecca Marshall Team (1996, 1997), Mary Mattson (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), CoSIDA Academic All-District 3 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007 Clara Menendez-Behety (1996), Patricia Monchietti Jayme Kolinski (2002) Individual (1999), Sharon O’Neill (2003), Maite Ortiz de Pinedo Kylie Pratt (1999), Sharon O’Neill (2000), Alejandra (2008), Stefani Ott (1999), Jaclyn Perlman (2004, Campbell University Outstanding Female Athlete Shaw (2006, 2007) 2005, 2006, 2007), Kylie Pratt (1997), Annelie Roslund Janet Wooten (1993-94), Mara Larrauri (1996-97), (1999, 2000), Kim Scott (1995, 1996), Alejandra Kylie Pratt (1998-99), Alejandra Shaw (2005-06, 2006- Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year Shaw (2005, 2006, 2007), Martha Shooter (1996), 07), Mary Mattson (2009-10), Kaylin Yost (2011-12) John Crooks (1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, Emily Simpson (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008), Laura Tor- 2006, 2007) risi (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001), Teresa Urquizu (2009, Campbell University Senior GPA Award 2010). Kim Scott (1996), Jayme Kolinski (2002) Atlantic Sun Player of the Year Mara Larrauri (1997, 1998), Sharon O’Neill (2003), A-Sun Golfer of the Month Big South Conference Champion Alejandra Shaw (2006, 2007) Belen Diaz Cisneros (Oct. 2006), Veronika Falathova (2012-, 1991-94) (May 2005), Sofi a Gorelik (Sept. 2005), Michelle Koh Team Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year (Oct. 2010), Mary Mattson (Sept. 2009), Maite Ortiz 1993, 1994, 2012 Alejandra Shaw (2004), Camila Lopez Mori (2005), de Pinedo (Nov. 2005, Feb. 2007), Alejandra Shaw Individual Sandra Angulo (2008) (Mar. 2006, Apr. 2006, Sept. 2006, Apr. 2007), Josefi na Janet Wooten (1993), Jennifer Layman (1994) Usandizaga (May 2004). All-Atlantic Sun (1995-2011) Big South Conference Coach of the Year First Team A-Sun Golfer of the Week John Crooks (1993, 1994, 2012, 2013) Sol Arenas (1998), Maria Combes (1995, 1996, 1998), Sarah Bejgrowicz (Feb. 23, 2011) Yvonne Cox (2000), Sofi a Gorelik (2003, 2004, 2005, Big South Conference Golfer of the Year 2006), Evelyn Kinlaw (1996), Mara Larrauri (1997, Four-Times All-Conference Jennifer Layman (1994), Janet Wooten (1993), Kaylin 1998), Camila Lopez Mori (2005), Maria Maldonado (Big South and A-Sun, 1st or 2nd team) Yost (2012) (1995), Mary Mattson (2008, 2009, 2010), Patricia Maria Maldonado (1992-95), Patricia Monchietti Monchietti (1996, 1998, 1999), Sharon O’Neill (2000, (1996-99), Sharon O’Neill (2000-03), Josefi na Usand- Big South Freshman of the Year 2001, 2002, 2003), Maite Ortiz de Pinedo (2007, izaga (2001-04), Sofi a Gorelik (2003-06), Maite Ortiz Lisbeth Brooks (2012), Tahnia Ravnjak (2013) 2008), Kylie Pratt (1997, 1999), Alejandra Shaw (2005, de Pinedo (2005-08), Mary Mattson (2007-10) 2006, 2007), Laura Torrisi (1999, 2000), Josefi na All-Big South Conference Usandizaga (2004) Brooke Bellomy (2013), Lisbeth Brooks (2012, 2013), Second Team Jennifer Huber (1990), Michelle Koh (2012), Jennifer Sandra Angulo (2009), Sarah Bejgrowicz (2010, Layman (1992, 1994), Maria Maldonado (1992, 1993, 2011), Belen Diaz Cisneros (2007, 2008, 2009), 1994), Tahnia Ravnjak (2013), Martha Shooter (1993, Michelle Koh (2011), Mary Mattson (2007), Patricia 1994), Teresa Urquizu (2012, 2013), Janet Wooten Monchietti (1997), Maite Ortiz de Pinedo (2005, (1992, 1993, 1994), Kaylin Yost (2012, 2013) 2006), Kylie Pratt (1998), Laura Torrisi (2001), Brandi (through Fall 2013) Underwood (2004), Josefi na Usandizaga (2001, 2002, All-Big South Conference Championship Team 2003) Tahnia Ravnjak (2013) Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team Big South All-Freshman Team Sandra Angulo (2008), Belen Diaz Cisneros (2007), Tahnia Ravnjak (2013) Sofi a Gorelik (2003), Michelle Holmes (2002), Michelle Koh (2009), Camila Lopez Mori (2005), Big South All-Academic Team Mary Mattson (2007), Alejandra Shaw (2004), Emily Lisbeth Brooks (2013), Kaylin Yost (2012) Simpson (2005), Teresa Urquizu (2009), Josefi na

26 GoCamels.com Campbell University • Golf 2013-14 Big South Conference

Embarking on its 30th year in 2013- men’s golfer in the country, had the 14, the Big South Conference has nation’s top scoring men’s basketball matured into a competitive leader in team fi ve consecutive years as well college athletics, actively pursuing as the national men’s basketball scor- excellence on the fi eld of play and in ing leader twice, has received two the classroom. The League’s growing at-large playoff berths in the Foot- presence as an NCAA Division I ath- ball Championship Subdivision since letic conference is evident by notable 2006, has had six NFL Draft picks, and accomplishments on the national has had two institutions fi nish in the stage, innovative marketing and me- top 10 in the NCAA Men’s Golf Cham- dia partnerships, increased television pionships -- including the Confer- packages, and quality athletic com- ence’s highest-ever team fi nish in an petition while intentionally foster- NCAA event (fi fth in 2007). ing the academic, personal, social, In 2006-07, the Big South was the athletic and leadership development only Conference nationwide to have of each student-athlete. This has an at-large participant in the football evolved into the Conference’s mis- playoff s (Coastal Carolina), a team in sion of “Developing Leaders Through the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Athletics.” Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charles- and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, ton Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed four times -- includ- Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the ing a national seed for the fi rst time in 2010, while the Chanticleers’ FCS playoff Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, berth in 2006 came in just the fi fth-year of the Big South’s football existence. Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Sin- The 2009-10 season saw Liberty’s Sam Chelanga win two NCAA National gleton was selected as the League’s fi rst Commissioner and continued to so- Championships (cross country, 10,000-meter run); Coastal Carolina’s baseball licit new members. His eff orts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford team reach the Super Regionals for the second time in three years as well as and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members being ranked No. 1 in the national RPI and as high as No. 3 in the national polls; to constitute an offi cial conference. The Big South’s fi rst year of competition and three women’s basketball teams reach the postseason for the fi rst time was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was in Conference history. In 2010-11, Chelanga won two more NCAA National granted full-fl edged NCAA Division I status. Championships (cross country, outdoor 5,000-meter run), the Big South had During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Champion- its fi rst automatic bid recipient in football (Coastal Carolina), UNC Asheville ships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several na- reached the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Coastal tional postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and wom- Carolina’s women’s golf team was the fi rst in Conference history to advance to en’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton the NCAA Championship out of Regional play, and a League-record 18 base- as Commissioner, and in 1990, the League received its fi rst automatic bid – ball players were drafted in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft. In 2011-12, receiving an automatic qualifi er to the NCAA Baseball Championship. Under the Big South had a record fi ve individuals selected for the NCAA Men’s Golf Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the Conference implemented its public rela- Regionals -- the most of any Division I conference, as well as a record 42 All- tions and compliance programs, and introduced its fi rst-ever men’s basketball Americans. television package, featuring the Big South competing against some of the This past season, the Big South had 32 student-athletes earn All-America fi nest teams in the nation. distinction, while another 12 were named Academic All-Americans. The Con- In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the League’s third Com- ference also had two football playoff teams – and two playoff wins -- for the missioner, and in his 17 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been fi rst time, had a women’s basketball team win a postseason game for the fi rst instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new heights. The time since 2005, had a League-record four men’s basketball teams selected Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during his ten- for postseason play, had two men’s soccer teams reach the NCAA Tournament ure, as he has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, for the second consecutive season, and had two men’s and women’s golf pro- baseball, softball, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball and women’s lacrosse grams selected for NCAA Regional play. for the fi rst time in Conference history, as well as increased national television Several former Big South student-athletes have also reached national exposure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television prominence in recent years. Coastal Carolina’s Amber Campbell made the U.S. packages. Olympic Team in 2008 and 2012, and was one of fi ve former Big South athletes Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its fi rst to compete in the 2008 Games; High Point’s Tamas Kovacs qualifi ed for the long-range strategic plan, re-affi rming the League’s vision as a distinctive ath- 2012 London Games; VMI’s Reggie Williams reached the NBA with the Golden letic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic State Warriors in 2010, UNC Asheville’s Ty Wigginton was named an American competition. He also spearheaded the eff orts to add football as a champion- League All-Star in 2010, and Coastal Carolina’s Dustin Johnson has won seven ship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and oversaw the additions of men’s PGA Tour events since departing the Big South Conference in 2007. Three for- and women’s indoor track & fi eld in 1997 and women’s lacrosse in 2013. At mer Big South baseball players made their major league debuts in 2012, while the same time, Kallander has solidifi ed Conference membership, as an all-time Avery Warley became the third Big South women’s basketball player to play in high 12 member institutions comprise the 30-year old League. Recent addi- the WNBA two years ago. tions include High Point, Gardner-Webb, Presbyterian College and Longwood, The Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics” was un- plus the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range veiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. The vision has also included technological advancements, as the Conference intro- League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments duced its fi rst live video streaming event in 2005 and has since expanded its in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s video off erings to more than 900 events annually through a partnership with basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 mo- the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social ment in the Big South’s fi rst 25 years. The Conference’s on-fi eld accomplish- media platforms. ments have been duplicated in the classroom. For the past four years, nearly Since 2000, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth 50 percent of Conference’s student-athletes were named to the Big South’s and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had an Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a 3.0 grade-point average for the aca- individual National Champion six times, has had more than 300 All-Americans, demic year, and the League has had more than 110 Academic All-Americans has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, in its history. Furthermore, the Big South has recorded double fi gure totals has received national Top 25 rankings in football, men’s soccer, men’s basket- in NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last four years. As ball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & fi eld, and men’s golf, part of this year’s 30th anniversary celebration, the League will recognize All- had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship seven Decade Teams for each sport spanning the Conference’s fi rst three decades of times in addition to the fi rst men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the existence. fi rst women’s golf program advance to the national fi nals, had the No. 1 ranked GoCamels.com 27 Campbell University • Golf 2013-14

28 GoCamels.com Keith Hills Country Club Buies Creek, N.C.

Keith Hills Golf Club has long been a hidden treasure in the Southeast. It has been rated as high as the seventh best public golf course in North Carolina by Carolina Magazine. The 27-hole Ellis Maples-designed championship golf course offers a complete and exciting challenge to the golfing enthusiast. With large bent grass greens and rolling, plush fairways, Keith Hills is fun for all players. The par 72-6625 yard layout of the Orange/Black Courses winds through a golfing community set on the Cape Fear River, which makes Keith Hills one of the most picturesque settings in North Carolina.

Voted as one of the top 100 values in the country and as a 5 Star Award Winner by Golf Digest, Keith Hills has gained national recognition. Home to Campbell University’s Professional Golf Management Program and golf teams, Keith Hills plays host to two collegiate golf tournaments throughout the year. Keith Hills, already the premier golf facil- ity in the Piedmont of North Carolina, opened its third 9 holes in November of 2002. Keith Hills hosted the 1998 &1999 North Carolina Senior Amateur, the 1999 and 2009 Atlantic Sun Conference Men’s Championships, the 2004 Atlantic Sun Men’s & Women’s Championships, the 2007 Atlantic Sun Women’s Championship, and the 2007 US Women’s Open Sectional Qualifier. With a championship golf course and a one-of-a-kind practice facility, Keith Hills is a golfer’s paradise.

The facilities at Keith Hills are second to none. Acknowledged as one of the top 50 in the southeast by Golfweek, it is complemented by a 32-acre state-of-the-art practice facility. With an onsite snack bar, men’s and ladies’ locker rooms with showers, a well-stocked Pro Shop and friendly staff, Keith Hills was designed with the golfer in mind.

Conveniently situated between Raleigh and Fayetteville, it is accessible to all golfers in this area and along the East Coast. Located 12.5 miles north on 421 from I-95, Keith Hills is a great halfway point for travelers on their way to Myrtle Beach or Florida.

Keith Hills (Orange Course)

The 1st hole offers a challenging second shot with a mid-iron to a green surrounded by bunkers and water. You are then faced with the second most difficult hole on the course, the 559 yard uphill par five 2nd. The next three holes are positioned between the big oaks and tall pines. The 6th tee turns you home for a flourish of challeng- ing holes. The second of the two par fives on this nine can be reached in two. The well bunkered 7th is a long and difficult par three. Eight, is a downhill par four that turns right to left. Number nine is one of the toughest holes in North Carolina. The second shot forces you to carry both water and bunkers, while leaving you hungry for more.

Keith Hills (Black Course)

The Black Course (back nine) begins with three par fours, which flow from left to right. They are followed by a 550- yard demanding par five. The 14th hole is a picturesque par three, situated among the dogwoods. The par four 15th hole ranks as the toughest on the course. As you make your way back to the clubhouse, you are faced with three realistic birdie opportunities. The 16th is a short par four, 17 is a mid-iron par three, and the 18th finishing with a beautiful lake front par five.

Keith Hills (White Course)

The 1st and 2nd holes are par fours that require accurate tee shots and second shots over wetlands. From an el- evated tee, the third is a beautiful par 4 with water guarding the front of the green. Hole four is one of the shorter par 3s with a bunker guarding the right side of the green. A wide open fairway awaits you on the par 4 5th. The approach shot is a short iron to the most undulating green on the course. Six is a long straightaway par 5 with bunkers surrounding the green. The 7th is our most picturesque par 3 measuring 188 yards with water surround- ing the green. The par 4, 8th is straight away and with an accurate tee shot, your approach to the green is narrow, guarded by silos on the left and trees on the right. The 9th is a great finishing hole, the shortest of the par 5s mea- Grant Houser

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