1 2015 WOMEN’S GOLF GATOR INVITATIONAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Tournament Field...... 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015 Schedule of Events...... 1 7:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. Registration Tournament Pairings...... 2 2nd Floor Team Area of Mark Bostick GC Course Map...... 3 7:50 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Practice Round Tee Times Mark Bostick Golf Course...... 4 6:30 p.m. Tournament Dinner Hole-by-Hole Guide...... 5-10 Gator Room at Florida Coaching Staff...... 11 FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 2015 2014-15 ...... 12 7 a.m. Practice Facilities Open 2014-15 Florida Season Stats...... 13-14 9 a.m. - 11:06 a.m. Round 1 Tee Times off #1 and #10 tee Gator Women’s Invite History...... 15 Gator Women’s Invite Records...... 16 SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 2015 2014 Gator Women’s Invite...... 17 7 a.m. Practice Facilities Open Participating Teams...... 18-25 9 a.m. - 11:06 a.m. Round 2 Tee Times off #1 and #10 tee Sponsors...... 25 SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 2015 7 a.m. Practice Facilities Open SUNTRUST GATOR WOMEN’S 9:15 a.m. Final Round Shotgun INVITATIONAL STAFF Awards Ceremony immediately following play TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR

ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Janice Olivencia

GOLF PROGRAM COORDINATOR Brenda Lembo

COMMUNICATIONS Brianne Wigley

SCOREBOARD Lady Gator Boosters PARTICIPATING TEAMS HOSPITALITY AND MARKETING Julie Hackney Laura Spieth Arizona Clemson Denver

ATHLETIC TRAINER Connie Andrews FIU Florida FSU DIRECTOR OF GOLF Scott Hampton

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF GOLF Pete Mariano GRU Kent State Missouri

GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT Paul Hamilton NC State Ohio State Penn State

Tulane UCF UTSA 2 TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS-FIRST ROUND

HOLE #1 HOLE #10

9:00 AM Florida, Arizona, FSU #5 9:00 AM Kent State, Penn State, Clemson #5 9:09 Florida, Arizona, FSU #4 9:09 Kent State, Penn State, Clemson #4 9:18 Florida, Arizona, FSU #3 9:18 Kent State, Penn State, Clemson #3 9:27 Florida, Arizona, FSU #2 9:27 Kent State, Penn State, Clemson #2 9:36 Florida, Arizona, FSU #1 9:36 Kent State, Penn State, Clemson #1

9:45 NC State, Ohio State, Tulane #5 9:45 GRU, FIU, Missouri #5 9:54 NC State, Ohio State, Tulane #4 9:54 GRU, FIU, Missouri #4 10:03 NC State, Ohio State, Tulane #3 10:03 GRU, FIU, Missouri #3 10:12 NC State, Ohio State, Tulane #2 10:12 GRU, FIU, Missouri #2 10:21 NC State, Ohio State, Tulane #1 10:21 GRU, FIU, Missouri #1

10:30 UTSA, UCF, Denver #5 10:30 UF Ind, AZ Ind, FSU Ind 10:39 UTSA, UCF, Denver #4 10:39 NC State Ind, OSU Ind, UF Ind 10:48 UTSA, UCF, Denver #3 10:48 PSU Ind, UCF Ind, FIU Ind 10:57 UTSA, UCF, Denver #2 11:06 UTSA, UCF, Denver #1

Camilla Hedberg Anna Young Senior Senior 3 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE COURSE MAP 4 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE

For over 80 years, the Mark Bostick Golf Course has anchored the northwest Hole-by-hole Breakdown corner of the ’s Gainesville campus. Although the course #1 - Par 4, 358 yards was originally designed by renowned architect Donald Ross during the 1920s, it has evolved over the years to take on its own distinct personality, most recently #2 - Par 3, 150 yards completing a $600,000 renovation in August. #3 - Par 5, 502 yards Since 1962, the Mark Bostick Golf Course (formerly the Gainesville Golf and #4 - Par 4, 400 yards Country Club) has been home to the Gators. The Florida golf program moved into a new era in 2001, when it began playing on a full-renovated course. While #5 - Par 4, 389 yards improvements and additions have been made over the years, the $1.8-million #6 - Par 3, 177 yards clubhouse renovation and a $4-million course renovation in 2001 was the first full-scale renovation in 20 years. #7 - Par 5, 522 yards The University of Florida hired Jacksonville-based architect Bobby Weed to #8 - Par 3, 158 yards head up the renovation. With the help of an experienced staff, he constructed #9 - Par 4, 355 yards a challenging course for collegiate golfers. #10 - Par 4, 380 yards Par at the course remained 70 after the renovation, but the yardage was increased to 6,701. #11 - Par 3, 129 yards Some holes changed only slightly, keeping some familiarity, while others #12 - Par 5, 475 yards were completely redesigned to challenge golfers day-in and day-out. Both #13 - Par 4, 403 yards the men’s and the women’s golf teams host tournaments at Mark Bostick Golf Course in the spring of each year. #14 - Par 4, 345 yards The Mark Bostick Golf Course plays host to the annual Gator Invitational #15 - Par 3, 166 yards and Gator Women’s Golf Invitational, in addition to the yearly Gator Golf Day, #16 - Par 4, 388 yards where alumni and current PGA and LPGA Tour players return each year to give their time and money to continue the winning tradition of the UF golf program. #17 - Par 4, 320 yards The course has also hosted the Southeastern Conference Championship, as #18 - Par 4, 385 yards well as various state tournaments. course facts • Located less than a mile from campus, the University Golf Course and the Guy Bostick Clubhouse (home of the men’s and women’s golf teams) is situated on 110 acres of heavily tree-lined, softly rolling terrain.

• A $1.1-million clubhouse was completed in the summer of 1998 on the site of the original clubhouse, thanks to a donation from former UF student and Gator Booster Guy Bostick.

• The course went through a $4-million renovation in 2001, which included new tees and fairway surfaces, 140-plus bunkers, triple-row irrigation and a newly-designed practice facility for the teams.

• In the summer of 2008, the University Athletic Association spent $1.8 million for renovations on the interior and exterior of the clubhouse. The updated clubhouse features renovated locker rooms for both UF teams with wooden lockers and a new team lounge area. New offices were added for the UF golf coaches and the pro shop, snack bar and public locker rooms were renovated and expanded. The new entryway features trophy cases that display UF golf championship trophies and highlight the program’s success.

• The Chris M. Kane Golf Practice Complex opened in the spring of 2012. The 56-by-32 foot state-of-the-art facility features fitness and club fitting/repair rooms, a putting lab and two separate, covered, hitting bays equipped with the latest swing analysis equipment.

• The course went through a $600,000 renovation in the summer of 2014, which included an overhaul of the putting greens, sand traps and team practice areas. The course now features state-of-the-art greens of Ultradwarf, a new turf that has become the standard for Florida putting surfaces. The renovation also resulted in re-sanded greens and friendlier shots at the flag, thanks to the removal of some trees in decline, plus some heavy-trimming of branches throughout the course. 5 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE

Hole #1 Par 4 • 358 Yards

The course begins with a simple par-four that offers golfers a chance for an easy birdie. A well-placed tee shot down the middle of the wide fairway will eliminate the large sand trap on the left from being a factor. The medium-size green is guarded by a series of traps to the right.

Hole #2 Par 3 • 150 Yards

On the second, golfers face the first of five par-threes that are complicated by wind and overhanging trees. Water comes into play for the first time, and can play a factor in club selection. Although the green is large, it breaks sharply towards the water.

Hole #3 Par 5 • 502 Yards

At 502 yards, the third hole is Mark Bostick Golf Course’s longest, and one of its most deceptive. A long drive towards the right side of the fairway will leave an uphill approach shot towards the two-tiered green. 6 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE

Hole #4 Par 4 • 400 Yards

The fourth hole has a wide fairway that bends towards the left. A tee shot placed on the right side will leave a difficult approach over the lining trees. There is plenty of open space to the right, which can present players with a difficult lie when the rough is high.

Hole #5 Par 4 • 389 Yards

This par-four hole runs parallel to 34th Street, so a solid drive is crucial to avoid going out of bounds and to keep away from the trees on the left. The view from the tee box is obstructed by a short mound, creating a blind first shot.

Hole #6 Par 3 • 177 Yards

This par-three plays much longer than the 177 yards listed on the scorecard. Players need to be aware of the overhanging tree branches that can take distance off of a good shot. Balls that are hit too far will fall off of a steep hill that lurks in the back. 7 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE Hole #7 Par 5 • 522 Yards

The seventh hole begins with a downhill tee shot into a narrow valley that is guarded by bunkers to the left and trees to the right. Like No. 3, players will be faced with an uphill approach shot that appears closer than the distance listed. High mounds surrounding the small elevated green make this an ideal hole for an aggressive fairway shot and a possible birdie opportunity.

Hole #8 Par 3 • 158 Yards

A large pond between the tee box and the green highlight this par-three hole. The downhill tee shot adds another element of judgement into the mix here. The green is large and provides a safe surface for players to utilize.

Hole #9 Par 4 • 355 Yards

This short par-four completes the front nine with an uphill climb towards a well-guarded green. The out- of-bounds area to the right can come into play on a windy day. A series of hidden traps to the right and left of the green make accuracy a crucial skill. The large tree on the left side of the fairway can also hin- der an approach shot. 8 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE Hole #10 Par 4 • 380 Yards

Players are faced with a difficult challenge on the opening hole of the back nine. The right side of the fairway is bordered by SW 2nd Avenue, as well as a large bunker. Precision becomes a factor on the second shot, when players are faced with the smallest green on the course.

Hole #11 Par 3 • 129 Yards

Yardage control is important on the shortest hole at Mark Bostick Golf Course. The turtleback green can cause shots to fall off into any one of the six surrounding bunkers.

Hole #12 Par 5 • 475 Yards

This dogleg left requires a solid drive over the tree line for a clear approach shot. The green is reachable in two but will require a long iron uphill towards a raised green that is guarded by several bunkers in the front. 9 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE Hole #13 Par 4 • 403 Yards

No. 13 is a long par-four that wraps around the driving range and teaching center. Trees were removed from the left side of the fairway during renovations to give golfers the impression of open space. The slight in- cline will test a player’s ability to select the right club when approaching the green.

Hole #14 Par 4 • 345 Yards

Depending on the location of the pin, players will have the option of going for the green from the tee or hitting to the safe area in front. Accuracy is key, as bunkers to the right and left guard the green and the slope on the back awaits stray shots.

Hole #15 Par 3 • 166 Yards

Pin placement will play an important part in how players approach this par three. Designed to add distance to the course, this hole can play longer than the posted distance if the pin is in the back of the green. 10 MARK BOSTICK GOLF COURSE Hole #16 Par 4 • 388 Yards

The 16th hole was created during the 2001 renovation and uses an upward slant to create extra distance. The tee box is situated in the same location where the tee box for the fourth hole used to be. The green slopes towards the back, so players should try to place their second shot above the pin.

Hole #17 Par 4 • 320 Yards

During renovation, golf course designers incorporated several options for approaching the 17th hole. Players can reach the green with a well-placed drive onto the largest green on the course, or opt to leave it short for the simple chip. The fairway was intentionally widened to entice golfers to take a chance on reaching the green.

Hole #18 Par 4 • 385 Yards

The final hole of the course runs uphill towards the clubhouse. A solid drive off the tee will leave for a short- iron onto a narrow green. There are many distractions surrounding this hole, including players going off on No. 1 and the practice green on the backside. 11 2014-15 GATOR WOMEN’S COACHES

Emily Glaser Janice Olivencia Head Coach Assistant Coach

The Glaser File The Olivencia File

Hometown: Hometown: Upper Sandusky, Ohio Caguas, Puerto Rico

Education: Education: Bachelor of Arts – Marketing, Michigan State Bachelor of Science – Communications University, 2002 Studies, University of Texas, 2004

Playing career: Playing Career: •Michigan State University, 1999-2002 •University of Texas, 2000-04 •LPGA Tour – 2005, 2006, 2008 •Puerto Rico National Golf Team, 1998-2004 •Duramed Futures Tour – 2004, 2007, 2009 •Ladies European Tour, 2005-08 •Duramed Futures Tour, 2008-10 Coaching Experience: •Head Coach, University of Florida, Coaching Experience: 2012-present •Assistant Coach, University of Florida, •Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 2012-present 2011-12 •Assistant Coach, University of South Florida, •Assistant Coach, Duke University, 2011-12 2009-10 •Assistant Coach, Michigan State University, 2002-03

Coaching Highlights: • Back-to-back appearances at the NCAA Championships, 2013 and 2014. • Four team tournament titles: Cougar Clas- sic (2012, 13), Florida Challenge (2013), Betsy Rawls Invite (2012). • Overseen three members of the All-SEC team. • Three Gators have received All-American honors, one third-team honor and two honor- able mention honors. • Top two lowest team tournament totals in UF history; 2012 Cougar Classic (279), 2012 Betsy Rawls Invite (280). 12 2014-15 GATOR WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM

Kelly Grassel Camilla Hedberg Ursa Orehek

Taylor Tomlinson Maria Torres Karolina Vlckova Anna Young

2014-15 University of Florida Women’s Golf Roster

Name Class Hometown/Previous School Kelly Grassel So. Chesterton, Ind./Michigan State Camilla Hedberg Sr. Sitges, Spain/IES CAR Ursa Orehek Jr. Domzale, Slovenia/Gimnazija Ljubljana Šiška Taylor Tomlinson Fr. Gainesville, Fla./Oak Hall School Maria Torres So. Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico/Cupeyville School Karolina Vlckova So. Unhošť, Czech Republic/Gymnasium Kladno Anna Young Sr. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada/Tulsa

Head Coach: Emily Glaser (3rd season, Michigan State, ’02) Assistant Coach: Janice Olivencia (3rd season, Texas, ’04) 13 2014-15 GATOR STATISTICS 2014-15 Tournament Results Golfweek’s Top 25 Date Tournament Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Rd. 4 Total Finish 9/14-16/14 Cougar Classic 297 298 294 889 12/23 Last updated: Feb. 20, 2015 10/10-12/14 Tar Heel Invitational 293 309 310 912 14/18 1...... Washington 10/24-26/14 The Landfall Tradition 288 292 298 878 9/18 2...... South Carolina 1/26/15 Florida Challenge 303 297 600 3/5 3...... Southern California 2/8-10/15 Northrop Grumman 291 298 305 894 10/16 4...... UCLA 2/22-24/15 Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate 297 301 288 886 T2/15 5...... Arkansas 3/6-8/15 SunTrust Gator Invite 6...... Duke 3/23-24/15 Briar Creek Invitational 7...... Northwestern 4/3-5/15 Bryan National Collegiate 8...... Stanford 4/17-19/15 SEC Championship 9...... Mississippi State 5/7-9/15 NCAA Regional 10...... Arizona 5/22-27/15 NCAA Championship 11...... Vanderbilt 12...... Tennessee 13...... Oklahoma State 2014-15 Individual Statistics 14...... Wake Forest 15...... LSU Stroke Average Best Rounds 16...... Virginia Name Rds. Strokes Avg. 18 36 54 Best Finish 17...... Texas A&M Kelly Grassel 17 1,269 74.6 71 145 221 T5 18...... Pepperdine Camilla Hedberg 11 822 74.7 70 147 222 T3 19...... UCF Ursa Orehek 17 1,311 77.1 72 149 226 T26 20...... UNLV Maria Torres 14 1,036 74.0 71 145 216 T5 21...... Auburn Taylor Tomlinson 17 1,274 74.9 71 145 220 6 22...... San Diego State Karolina Vlckova 14 1,045 74.6 71 144 219 T3 23...... NC State Anna Young 2 155 77.5 76 155 T21 24...... Alabama 25...... Furman Tournament-by-Tournament Lineup Southeastern Conference Cougar Classic Golfweek Rankings, Feb. 20, 2015 1 2 3 4 5 Alabama 24 Camilla Hedberg...... Karolina Vlckova...... Kelly Grassel...... Taylor Tomlinson...... Ursa Orehek Arkansas 5 Tar Heel Invitational Auburn 21 1 2 3 4 5 Florida 39 Maria Torres...... Taylor Tomlinson...... Kelly Grassel...... Ursa Orehek Georgia 66 Kentucky 63 Landfall Tradition LSU 15 1 2 3 4 5 Ole Miss 98 Taylor Tomlinson...... Kelly Grassel...... Maria Torres...... Ursa Orehek...... Karolina Vlckova Mississippi State 9 Florida Challenge Missouri 59 1 2 3 4 5 South Carolina 2 Camilla Hedberg...... Maria Torres...... Taylor Tomlinson...... Kelly Grassel...... Ursa Orehek Tennessee 12 Texas A&M 17 Northrop Grumman Vanderbilt 11 1 2 3 4 5 Camilla Hedberg...... Karolina Vlckova...... Maria Torres...... Kelly Grassel...... Taylor Tomlinson UF Individuals Ranked By GolfWeek Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate As of Feb. 20, 2015 1 2 3 4 5 Player Rank Rating Taylor Tomlinson...... Kelly Grassel...... Maria Torres...... Camilla Hedberg... Karolina Vlckova Maria Torres 77 72.39 Karolina Vlckova 108 72.91 Kelly Grassel 110 72.96 Even or Under Par Rounds Camilla Hedberg 141 73.33 Name Score Par Tournament Taylor Tomlinson 238 74.10 Kelly Grassel 72 72 Cougar Classic (Rd. 1) Karolina Vlckova 71 72 Cougar Classic (Rd. 2) Ursa Orehek 72 72 Cougar Classic (Rd. 3) Taylor Tomlinson 72 72 Cougar Classic (Rd. 3) Taylor Tomlinson 72 72 Tar Heel Invitational (Rd. 1) Kelly Grassel 71 72 Landfall Tradition (Rd. 1) Maria Torres 71 72 Landfall Tradition (Rd. 1) Taylor Tomlinson 72 72 Landfall Tradition (Rd. 2) Karolina Vlckova 72 72 Landfall Tradition (Rd. 2) Maria Torres 71 72 Landfall Tradition (Rd. 3) Camilla Hedberg 70 72 Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate (Rd. 3) Taylor Tomlinson 71 72 Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate (Rd. 3) 14 2014-15 GATOR STATISTICS Tournament-by-Tournament Results Cougar Classic (Par 72, 6,204 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Kelly Grassel (3) 72 74 75 221 T38 Karolina Vlckova (2) 73 71 80 224 T53 Camilla Hedberg (1) 76 75 75 226 T59 Ursa Orehek (5) 76 78 72 226 T59 Taylor Tomlinson (4) 77 78 72 227 T67

Tar Heel Invitational (Par 72, 6,379 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Maria Torres (1) 74 75 76 225 T35 Taylor Tomlinson (2) 72 74 80 226 T42 Kelly Grassel (3) 73 77 77 227 T46 Ursa Orehek (4) 74 83 77 234 T80

The Landfall Tradition (Par 72, 6,159 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Maria Torres (3) 71 74 71 216 T11 Karolina Vlckova (5) 73 72 74 219 23 Kelly Grassel (2) 71 74 76 221 T32 Taylor Tomlinson (1) 73 72 77 222 T41 Ursa Orehek (4) 73 76 77 226 T61

The Florida Challenge (Par 72, 6,200 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Camilla Hedberg (1) 74 73 147 T3 Karolina Vlckova* 74 73 147 T3 Maria Torres (3) 75 73 148 T5 Kelly Grassel (5) 75 73 148 T5 Anna Young* 76 79 155 T21 Taylor Tomlinson (2) 79 78 157 T24 Ursa Orehek (4) 79 79 158 T26

Northrop Grumman Invitational (Par 71, 6,017 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Taylor Tomlinson (5) 72 73 77 222 T21 Kelly Grassel (4) 76 75 73 224 T29 Maria Torres (3) 73 76 77 226 T38 Camilla Hedberg (1) 73 76 78 227 T44 Karolina Vlckova (2) 73 74 80 227 T44 Ursa Orehek* 78 73 76 227 T44

Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate (Par 72, 6,189 yards) Name (order) 1 2 3 Total Finish Taylor Tomlinson (1) 75 74 71 220 6 Maria Torres (3) 74 74 73 221 T7 Camilla Hedberg (4) 77 75 70 222 T9 Kelly Grassel (2) 74 80 74 228 T27 Karolina Vlckova (5) 74 78 76 228 T27 Ursa Orehek* 81 79 81 241 T73 *Denotes Competed as an Individual 15 GATOR WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL HISTORY

Tournament History February 11-12, 1983* February 25-27, 2000 Team: Florida (608) Team: Florida (904) The SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf In- Individual: Sherry Steinhauer, Texas (145) Individual: Jennifer Perri, Furman (218) vitational has earned a reputation as one of the nation’s finest women’s collegiate February 24-26, 1984 February 23-25, 2001 golfing events. The 2015 edition will be the Team: Florida (898) Team: Auburn (868) tournament’s 43rd-annual event. Since its Individual: Angela Atkins, Texas A&M Individual:Summer Sirmons, Georgia beginning in 1973, the Gator Women’s Golf (220) (213)** Invitational has consistently drawn top quality teams and players to Gainesville. As February 22-24, 1985 February 22-24, 2002 a result, several prominent golfers appear Team: Florida (887) Team: Florida (900) in the Gator Women’s Golf Invitational re- Individual: Deb Richard, Florida (214) Individual: Meredith Duncan, LSU (214) cords, including three players who went on to earn Rolex Player of the Year honors on February 21-23, 1986 March 9-11, 2003 the LPGA Tour: Nancy Lopez, Pat Bradley Team: Florida (884) Team: Florida (873) and Betsy King. Individual: Page Dunlap, Florida (217) Individual: Kristin Tamulis, FSU (215) The tournament began as a two-day event and originally drew schools from February 20, 1987* March 7-9, 2004 the state and surrounding areas. In 1975, Team: Alabama (302) Team: Duke (878) the Gator Women’s Golf Invitational was Individual: Mikki Bjuro, Alabama (71) Individual: Brittany Lang, Duke (216) expanded to a three-day event until it re- turned to its previous two-day format February 19-21, 1988* March 4-6, 2005 in 2009. This year’s tournament will be a Team: Miami (defeated Florida in playoff) Team: Wake Forest (883) three-day event. (616) Individual: Myrte Eikenaar, Purdue (215) UF has claimed the Gator Women’s Individual: Karen Davies, Florida (145) Golf Invitational title seven times in the March 11-12, 2006 last 12 years, with 17 titles overall. Last year, February 17-19, 1989 Team: Florida (884) Florida took eighth place and had one Ga- Team: Tulsa (929) Individual: Sandra Gal, Florida (217) tor golfer in the top-10 individually. Individual: Nadia Ste Marie, Florida State (224) March 10-11, 2007 Past Winners Team: Florida (876) February 16-18, 1990 Individual: Sandra Gal, Florida (210) April 9-10, 1973 Team: Florida (900) Team: Miami Dade C.C., North (660) Individual: Marnie McGuire, OSU (219) February 22-24, 2008 Individual: Pat Bradley, FIU (157) Team: Florida (849) February 15-17, 1991 Individual: Tiffany Chudy, Florida (209) October 11-12, 1973 Team: Lamar (943) Team: Florida (649) Individual: Kristi Coats, LSU (224) April 6-7, 2009 Individual: Suzanne Jackson, UF (152) Team: Auburn (913) February 14-16, 1992 Individual: Amanda Blumenhurst, Duke November 11-12, 1974 Team: Oklahoma State (916) (222) Team: Florida (630) Individual: Arantxa Sison, OSU (224) Individual: Sara Stuhler, FIU (150) Barbara Blackwell, SMU (224) April 10-11, 2010 Team: Michigan State (868) November 7-9, 1975 February 12-14, 1993 Individual: Emma de Groot, Chattanooga Team: Furman (913) Team: Tulsa (929) (212) Individual: Betsy King, Furman (217) Individual: Vicki Goetze, Georgia (218) March 6-7, 2011 November 11-13, 1976 February 11-13, 1994 Team: Florida (865) Team: Miami (923) Team: Florida (907) Individual: Hannah Thompson, Florida Individual: Nancy Lopez, Tulsa (221) Individual: Charlotta Eliasson, OSU (221) State (210)

November 14-16, 1977 March 3-5, 1995 March 16-18, 2012 Team: Arizona State (947) Team: Florida State (919) Team: Florida (864) Individual: Pam Elders, Miami Dade C.C. Individual: Karen Stupples, FSU (225) Individual: Maria Salinas, Florida State (226) (206) March 1-3, 1996 November 17-19, 1978 Team: Florida (869) March 15-17, 2013 Team: Florida (908) Invidividual: Riko Higashio, Florida (211) Team: Alabama (865) Individual: Nancy Rubin, FIU (219) Individual: Chriapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma March 1-2, 1997 (206) November 2-4, 1979 Team: Louisiana State (889) Team: Tulsa (def. Georgia in playoff (930) Individual: Laura Moore, LSU (218) March 14-16, 2014 Individual: Sharon Barrett, Tulsa (220) Team: Arizona (866) February 27-March 1, 1998 Individual: Daniela Darquea, Miami (214) November 14-16, 1980 Team: Georgia (865) Team: Florida State (889) Individual: Julia Boros, UGA (207) *Rain-shortened Individual: Lisa Young, Florida State (214) **Summer Sirmons won a playoff with February 26-27, 1999* Young-A Yang of Tennessee and Celeste October 30-November 1, 1981 Team: Georgia (600) Troche of Auburn for the 2001 title. Team: New Mexico (884) Individual: Lindsay Smith, Furman (144) Individual: Dana Howe, New Mexico (216) 16 GATOR WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL RECORDS

Top Team Totals (Three Rounds) Top Third-Round Team Totals Top Individual Tournament Scores Rank Score School Year Rank Score School Year Score Name Year 1 849 Florida 2008 1 279 Wake Forest 2008 211 Sara Beautell, Florida 1998 2 864 Florida 2012 2 282 Auburn 1996 211 Riko Higashio, Florida 1996 T3 865 Alabama 2013 212 Vicky Villanuava, Ohio State 2011 T3 865 Florida 2011 3 285 Arizona 2014 212 E. de Groot, Chattanooga 2010 T3 865 Georgia 1998 T4 286 Alabama 2013 212 Laura Kueny, Michigan State 2010 T3 865 Alabama 2012 T4 286 Florida 2013 212 Cindy LaCrosse, Florida 2008 7 866 Arizona 2014 T4 286 Oklahoma 2013 213 Brittany Altomare, Virginia 2013 8 867 Kent State 2014 T4 286 Florida 2008 T9 868 Oklahoma 2013 213 Whitney Myers, Florida 2008 T4 286 Florida 2003 T9 868 Michigan State 2010 213 Summer Sirmons, Georgia 2001 T9 868 Auburn 2001 T4 286 Auburn 2001 213 Young-A Yang, Tennessee 2001 T4 286 Florida 1998 213 Celeste Troche, Auburn 2001 Top Round Totals (Overall) T4 286 Florida 1985 Rank Score School Year Top Individual Rounds T1 279 Kent State 2014 Most Tournament Wins Score Name Year T1 279 Wake Forest 2008 Wins School 66 (3) Maria Salinas, FSU 2012 T2 280 Texas A&M 2014 18 Florida 66 (2) Charlotte Lorentzen, GSU 2011 T2 280 Florida 2011 3 Tulsa 66 (2) Julie Boros, Georgia 1998 T2 280 Florida State 2010 2 Miami 66 (2) Kelly Lagedrost, USF 1998 T2 280 Florida 2008 2 Georgia 67 (3) Daniela Darquea, Miami 2014 T7 282 Georgia 1998 2 Florida State T7 282 Auburn 1996 67 (2) Natalie Goodson, Kent State 2014 T9 283 Florida 2012 Most Individual Medalists (All-Time) 67 (2) Katerina Ruzickova, Texas A&M 2014 T9 283 Florida 2008 No. School 67 (3) Lindy Duncan, Duke 2012 T9 284 Alabama 2012 8 Florida 67 (2) Christina Miller, USF 2012 6 FSU 67 (1) Emilie Burger, Georgia 2012 Top First-Round Team Totals 4 Duke 67 (2) Hayley Davis, Baylor 2012 Rank Score School Year 3 Georgia 67 (2) Vicky Villanueva, Ohio State 2011 T1 280 Florida 2011 3 LSU 67 (1) Kaitlyn Price, UCF 2011 T1 280 Florida 2008 3 OSU 67 (2) Eleanor Tucker, Florida 2008 3 284 Alabama 2012 3 Tulsa 67 (3) Caroline Westrup, FSU 2007 4 285 Oklahoma 2013 2 Furman 67 (2) Nikki Hadd, Ole Miss 2003 T5 286 Georgia 2012 67 (2) Riko Higashio, Florida 1996 T5 286 Alabama 2013 Top Individual Tournament Scores 67 (3) Marci Clemons, Auburn 1996 T7 289 Florida 2013 Score Name Year 68 (2) Carlton Kuhlo, FSU 2014 T7 289 Florida 2006 206 Chriapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma 2013 68 (2) Camilla Hedberg, Florida 2012 T7 289 Purdue 2006 206 Maria Salinas, FSU 2012 68 (2) Jessica Wallace, Colorado 2011 T7 289 Tennessee 2003 207 Julia Boro, Georgia 1998 T7 289 Tulane 2003 68 (1) Isabelle Lendl, Florida 2011 208 Camilla Hedberg, Florida 2012 68 (3) Tiffany Chudy, Florida 2007 208 Christina Miller, USF 2012 Top Second-Round Team Totals 68 (3) Young-A Yang, Tennessee 2001 209 Tiffany Chudy, Florida 2008 Rank Score School Year 68 (1) Maria Salinas, FSU 2012 210 Emily Tubert, Arkansas 2012 1 279 Kent State 2014 68 (2) Chriapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma 2013 210 Stephanie Meadow, Alabama 2012 T2 280 Texas A&M 2014 68 (1) Portland Rosen, Virginia 2013 T2 280 Florida State 2010 210 Hannah Thompson, FSU 2011 68 (1) Stephanie Meadow, Alabama 2013 4 282 Georgia 1998 210 Sandra Gal, Florida 2007 T5 283 Florida 2012 211 Portland Rosen, Virginia 2013 T5 283 Florida 2008 211 Emilie Burger, Georgia 2012 T7 286 Michigan State 2010 T7 286 Louisville 2008 T8 287 Arizona 2014 T8 287 Virginia 2014 17 2014 GATOR WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL

Past UF Team Winners 2014 Team Results 2014 Individual Results Year Score Place School Score Place Player School Score 1973 649 1 Arizona 866 (+26) 1 Daniela Darquea UM 214 (+4) 1974 630 2 Kent State 867 (+27) T2 Jessica Vasilic UAZ 215 (+5) 1978 908 3 Ohio State 875 (+35) T2 Natalie Goodson KSU 215 (+5) 1983 608 T4 Miami 884 (+44) T2 Marijosse Navarro TAMU 215 (+5) 1984 898 T4 Texas A&M 884 (+44) T5 Camilla Hedberg UF 216 (+6) 1985 887 6 Virginia 886 (+46) T5 Jennifer Haa KSU 216 (+6) 1986 884 7 Florida State 887 (+47) 7 Allison Harper OSU 217 (+7) 1990 900 8 Florida 892 (+52) T8 Lindsey Weaver UAZ 218 (+8) 1994 907 9 Oklahoma 893 (+53) T8 Elizabeth Brightwell UVA 218 (+8) 1996 869 10 Penn State 895 (+55) T8 Matilda Castren FSU 218 (+8) 2000 904 11 UTSA 915 (+75) T8 Elizabeth Haycock OD 218 (+8) 2002 900 12 Old Dominion 916 (+76) T8 Zoe-Beth Brake OSU 218 (+8) 2003 873 13 Furman 918 (+78) 2006 884 14 USF 935 (+95) 2007 876 2008 849 BELOW: University of Arizona Women’s Golf - 2011 865 2014 SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational Champions 2012 864

Past UF Medalists Year Player (Score) 1973 Suzanne Jackson (152) 1965 Deb Richard (214) 1986 Page Dunlap (217) 1988 Karen Davies (145) 1996 Riko Higashio (211) 2006 Sandra Gal (217) 2007 Sandra Gal (210) 2008 Tiffany Chudy (209)

BELOW: 1st place-finisher Daniela Darquea (University of Miami). BELOW: UF’s 2014 top individual finisher (T5), then-junior Camilla Hedberg. 18 ARIZONA Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Natalia Forero Fr. Cali, Colombia/Colegio Colombo Britanico Manon Gidali Sr. Paris, France/Notre Dame de Boulogne Shelby Martinek Sr. Tempe, Ariz./Mesa C.C./Nebraska Kendall Prince Sr. Lake Oswego, Ore./Lakeridge HS/Ohio State Krystal Quihuis Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Salpointe Catholic HS Andrea Vilarasau Sr. Sant Cugat Del Valles, Spain/Tecnic-Eulalia Jessica Vasilic So. Anaheim Hills, Calif./Canyon HS Lindsey Weaver Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz./Notre Dame Laura Ianello Wanasa Zhou So. Melbourne, Australia/Mesa Grande Academy

Head Coach: Laura Ianello Assistant Coach: Derek Radley

Lindsey Weaver CLEMSON Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Jessica Hoang So. North Augusta, S.C./North Augusta Riley Lovorn Fr. Anderson, S.C./TL Hanna Marissa Messana Fr. Plantation, Fla./American Heritage Taylor Ramsey R-So. Milledgeville, Ga./John Milledge Academy Lauren Salazar R-So. Santa Clara, Calif./Archbishop Mitty Sloan Shanahan So. Suwanee, Ga./Lambert McKenzie Talbert So. Edgefield, S.C./Strom Thurmond J.T. Horton Head Coach: J.T. Horton Assistant Coaches: Janine Fellows

Lauren Salazar 19 DENVER Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Mariell Bruun So. Larvik, Norway/Norges Toppidrettsgymnas Jessica Carty So. Holywood, Ireland/Our Lady and St. Patrick’s College Jessica Dreesbeimdieke Fr. Windhoek, Namibia/Westminister Christian Academy Aleana Groenhout Fr. Kirkland, Wash/Interlake HS Elyse Smidinger Jr. Crofton, Md./Arundel HS Isabel Southard Jr. Sharon, Mass./Sharon HS Rachael Watton Sr. Edinburgh, Scotland/Firrhill HS Lindsay Kuhle Head Coach: Lindsay Kuhle Assistant Coach: Nicky Cutler

Jessica Carty FIU Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Coralia Arias So. Quito, Ecuador/American School of Quito Sophie Godley Jr. Notinghamshire, United Kingdom/Worksop College Carla Jane Jr. Santiago, Chile/International School Nido de Aguilas Katerina Krasova Fr. Ricany, Czech Republic/Masarykovo Klasicke Gymnazium Meghan MacLaren Jr. Cambridge, United Kingdom/The Ferrers Specialists Arts College Camila Serrano So. Bogota, Colombia/Gimnasio La Montaña/ IMG Academy-Bradenton Ashley Shimmel Sr. Miami, Fla./Miami Country Day Jasmine Wade Jr. Oldsmar, Fla. /Palm Harbor University HS Joseph Vogel

Head Coach: Joseph Vogel

Meghan MacLaren 20 FLORIDA Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Kelly Grassel So. Chesterton, Ind./Michigan State Camilla Hedberg Sr. Sitges, Spain/IES CAR Ursa Orehek Jr. Domzale, Slovenia/Gimnazija Ljubljana Šiška Taylor Tomlinson Fr. Gainesville, Fla./Oak Hall School Maria Torres So. Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico/Cupeyville School Karolina Vlckova So. Unhošť, Czech Republic/Gymnasium Kladno Anna Young Sr. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada/Tulsa Emily Glaser Head Coach: Emily Glaser Assistant Coach: Janice Olivencia

Maria Torres FLORIDA STATE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Kayla Bloor So. Niceville, Fla./Niceville Anna Sophia Böhmer . So Cali, Colombia/Montverde (Fla.) Academy Sherrell Buckley So. Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay Laure Castelain Sr. Bordeaux, France/Sainte Marie Grand Labrun Matilda Castren So. Espoo, Finland/Haukilahti Sports HS Lexie Flerlage R-Fr. Venice/Venice HS Lydia Gumm So. Radcliff, Ky./North Hardin Kayla Jones Fr Milton, Ga. / Milton Amy Bond Carlton Kuhlo Sr. Tallahassee, Fla./Chiles Kim Metraux Fr. Lausanne, Switzerland /Gymnase de Chamblandes Morgane Metraux Fr. Lausanne, Switzerland/Auguste Piccard HS Alex Milan Sr. Lutz, Fla./Steinbrenner

Head Coach: Amy Bond Assistant Coaches: Matt Savage, Robert Duck

Lydia Gumm 21 GRU AUGUSTA Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Maggie Ashmore Fr. Kingston, Ga./Heritage, Intl. Junior Golf Academy Lexi Bollant Fr. Buffalo, Minn./Buffalo Teresa Caballer Hernani So. Alicante, Spain/Lander Jessica Haigwood Fr. Roswell, Ga./Roswell Sonya Knebel Fr. Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany/Werdenfels-Gym. Josefine Nyqvist Fr. Stockholm, Sweden/Swedish Golf Gymnasium Shannon Pak Jr. Sarasota, Fla./Miami Eunice Yi Fr. Evans, Ga./Lakeside Kory Henkes

Head Coach: Kory Henkes

Eunice Yi KENT STATE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Ellen Breighner Fr. Harbor Springs, Mich./Harbor Springs Josée Doyon Jr. St-Georges-de-Beauce, Quebec/Champlain St. Lawrence Natalie Goodson Sr. Hudson, Ohio/Hudson Jennifer Ha Sr. Calgary, Alberta/Sir Winston Churchill Taylor Kim Jr. Surrey, B.C./University of Texas Maddy Mullins So. Sandusky, Ohio/Perkins Raksha Phadke So. Pune, India/Fergusson College Wad Phaewchimplee . So Bangkok, Thailand/Triamudom Suksa School Greg Robertson Brynn Schumacher Jr. Brecksville, Ohio/Brecksville-Broadview Heights

Head Coach: Greg Robertson Assistant Coaches: Maddi Swaney

Jennifer Ha 22 MISSOURI Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Michelle Butler R-Jr. Dunedin, Fla./Northside Christian Katherine Hepler Jr. Lincoln, Ill./University HS Laura Kraft Sr. Jamestown, N.D./Jamestown Jessica Meek So. Carnoustie, Scotland/Carnoustie HS Mackenzie Perez Fr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif./Palos Verdes HS Alina Rogers Sr. Toronto, Ontario/Stephen Lewis Haelena Schwemmer Jr. O’Fallon, Mo./Barat Academy Clara Young Fr. North Berwick, Scotland/North Berwick HS Stephanie Priesmeyer

Head Coach: Stephanie Priesmeyer Assistant Coach: Mindy Coyle

Clara Young

NC STATE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Crystal Huang Fr. ShunDe GuangDong, China/GuangDong Country Garden School Augusta James Sr. Bath, Ontario/Napanee Secondary School Lindsay McGetrick . Sr Highland Ranch, Colo./Valor Christian Cecily Overbey Fr. High Point, N.C./Wesleyan Christian Academy Stephanie Pribonic . So Wake Forest, N.C./Wakefield Rachael Taylor Jr. Bad Griesbach, Germany/Staatliche Realschule Bad Griesbach Vivian Tsui Sr. Markham, Ontario/Bill Crothers Secondary School Page Marsh Head Coach: Page Marsh Assistant Coach: Jessica Yadloczky

Lindsay McGetrick 23 OHIO STATE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Lina Aguillon Jr. Bogata, Columbia/Redlands CC Sheridan Balyeat Sr. Lima, Ohio/Shawnee HS Zoe-Beth Brake R-So. Whakatane, New Zealand/Trident HS Jan Chanpalangsri Sr. Bangkok, Thailand/St. Andrew’s School [Fla.] Claudia Lim Sr. Bella Vista, Australia/Gilroy Catholic College Katja Pogacar So. Ljubljana, Slovenia/Gimnazija Poljane Jessica Porvasnik So. Hinckley, Ohio/Highland HS Rio Watanabe R-Fr. Kamagaya City, Japan/Bentleigh Secondary Therese Hession

Head Coach: Therese Hession Assistant Coach: Lisa Strom

Jessica Porvasnik PENN STATE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Kendall Allen So. Pittsburgh, Pa./Shady Side Academy/Ohio State Elyse Archambault Sr. St-Jean-sur-Rich, Que./Marcellin-Champagnat Ellen Ceresko Sr. Jefferson Township, Pa./North Pocono Grace Chung Jr. Richmond Hill, Ontario/Bayview Secondary Meaghan Coleman So. The Woodlands, Texas/College Park Ariana Coyle Diez Fr. Mount Merrion, Dublin, Ireland/St. Conleths College Katlyn Elliott Sr. Peterborough, Ont./Holy Cross Secondary School Kate Granahan Jr. Allentown, Pa./Parkland Denise St. Pierre Catherine Herrera . Sr Houston, Texas/St. Agnes Academy Erin Michel Sr. Mason, Ohio/Mason Halley Morell Jr. Brecksville, Ohio/Brecksville-Broadview Heights/Robert Morris

Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre Assistant Coach: Andrew Breon

Ellen Ceresko 24 TULANE Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Gemma Dryburgh . Sr Aberdeen, Scotland/Hillingdon Silvia Garces Jr. Cali, Colombia/Colegio Colombo Britanico Belen Goicoechea So. Necochea, Argentina/Danish Argentinian Sofia Goicoechea . Fr Necochea, Argentina/Argentina Danes Alta Mira Madison Opfer Jr. Plant City, Fla./Florida Virtual School Emily Penttila Jr. Helsinki, Finland/Riksidrottsgymnasiet Klippan

Head Coach: Lorne Don Lorne Don Assistant Coaches: Mandi Morrow

Gemma Dryburgh UCF Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Fanny Cnops Sr. Gent, Belgium/UNC-Greensboro Robyn Doig Sr. Seaforth, Ontario/Central Huron Secondary Ashley Holder So. Orlando, Fla./Lake Nona HS Mary Mulcahy Jr. Boston, Mass./Scituate HS Ayaka Nakayama . So Kangawa, Japan Paola Robles Jr. Aguadilla, Puerto Rico/Colegio San Carlos Monifa Sealy Jr. Glencoe, Trinidad and Tobago/Monteverde Academy Laura Sojo Fr. Colombia/Core Golf Academy Emily Marron

Head Coach: Emily Marron Assistant Coach: Steve Sims

Ashley Holder 25 TOURNAMENT SPONSORS UTSA Name Cl. Hometown/Previous School Nikki Long Fr. San Antonio, Texas/Johnson HS Becky McGeehan Fr. Gutersloh, Germany/Windsor School Aimee Ponte So. St. Sampson’s, U.K./St. Sampson’s HS Abby Portyrata Fr. North Chesterfield, Va./Clover Hill HS Libby Thomas So. Midland, Texas/Lee HS Brogan Townend Jr. Blackburn, England/Clitheroe Royal

Head Coach: Carrie Parnaby Carrie Parnaby

Brogan Townend

The University of Florida women’s golf team would like to thank the following corporate sponsors for making the SunTrust Gators Invitational possible: