Arizona State Women’s

No. 1 Arizona State at the NCAA Championships May 19-22 -- Owing Mills, Md. 2009 Sun Devil Schedule/Results No. 1 Women’s Golf to Seek Their Seventh NCAA Championship 9/7-8 Fall Preview 1st ASU heads to 18th consecutive NCAA Championships. 9/26-28 Mason Rudolph 5th 10/24-26 The Derby 1st 2/9-11 Northrop Grumman 1st 2/22-24 Wildcat Invitational 2nd 3/8-10 UCF Challenge 2nd 3/20-22 Betsy Rawls 2nd 4/3-5 PING/ASU 3rd 4/23-25 Pac-10 Championships 1st 5/7-9 NCAA West Regional 1st 5/19-22 NCAA Championships All Day

2009 Sun Devils . . . Tournament Wins: 5 Top 5 Finishes: 10 Tournament Champions: 4

Head Coach Melissa Luellen -- Melissa Luellen has became a top-tier coach after getting the Sun Devils back to their winning tradition. In her eight years, Luellen has twice been named This Week -- Pac-10 Coach of the Year (2006, 2007) Riding on a two-tournament win streak, the top-ranked Arizona State women’s golf team and has been honored as West Re- will head to their 18th consecutive NCAA Championships. The NCAA Championships will gional Coach of the Year three times be held May 19-22 at the par 72, 6,443-yard Caves Valley Golf Club in Owing Mills, Md. (2005, 2006, 2007). Under Luellen, the The NCAA Championship field includes: No. 1 Arizona State, No. 2 UCLA, No. 3 USC, Sun Devils have placed in the top 10 No. 4 Oklahoma State, No. 5 Wake Forest, No. 6 Virginia, No. 7 Alabama, No. 9 Purdue, at the NCAA Championships three No. 10 LSU, No. 11 Duke, No. 12 North Carolina, No. 13 Denver, No. 14 Pepperdine, No. 15 Georgia, No. 17 Arizona, No. 21 Michigan State, No. 22 New Mexico, No. 24 Tennes- times, including a fourth place finish see, No. 26 Ohio State, No. 28 Tulane, No. 29 UC Irvine and No. 31 TCU. (Rankings by in 2006 and a fifth in 2008. Last season, ) Individuals Kendall Dye (Oklahoma), Alice Kim (UC Davis), Stephanie Connelly Azahara Munoz became Luellen’s first (UCF), Cindy LaCrosse (Louisville), Marina Alex (Vanderbilt) and Cathryn Bristow (Oregon) individual NCAA Champion. will be competing as individuals. The tournament begins at 7:30 a.m. ET each day. The Sun Devils will be paired with NCAA East Regional Champion Denver and NCAA Central Media Information -- Regional Champion UCLA for the first two rounds. They will tee off at noon on the first tee Media in need of information regarding on Tuesday and 7:30 a.m. on Hole 10 the second round. The third and fourth rounds will ASU women’s golf, or those wishing to be paired according to team finishes after the first two rounds. Live stats will be available schedule an interview, should contact on www.golfstat.com. The final two rounds will be streamed on www.ncaa.com with cover- Jennifer Jaeckels, assistant sports in- age on holes 16, 17 and 18. formation director and women’s golf Line-Up contact Office: (480) 965-9544 1. Carlota Ciganda Cell: (480) 584-9591 2. Juliana Murcia Fax: (480) 965-5408 E-Mail: [email protected] 3. Azahara Munoz Website: www.thesundevils.com 4. Jennifer Osborn 5. Jaclyn Sweeney

ASU Against the Field -- ASU has a 69-8-1 record against the NCAA field. ASU and UCLA, who have been battling for the top spot on the polls all season long, are currently tied in head-to-head competition at 3-3 with ASU taking the last two. The Sun Devils have a 6-1-1 record against USC and a 3-2 record to both Purdue and Oklahoma State. The Sun Devils are perfect against LSU (2-0), Pepperdine (5-0), Arizona (7-0), Texas (3-0), TCU (1-0), UC Irvine (1-0), Denver (4- 0), Alabama (4-0), Virginia (2-0), Wake Forest (3-0) Tennessee (3-0), Georgia (2-0), UT -- page one -- www.thesundevils.com Arizona State Women’s Golf

NCAA Team Championships Chattanooga (4-0), New Mexico (3-0) Duke (5-0), North Carolina (1-0), Ohio State 1990 Linda Vollstedt (1-0), Tulane (2-0) and Michigan State (1-0). 1993 Linda Vollstedt 1994 Linda Vollstedt At Last Year’s NCAA Championships -- 1995 Linda Vollstedt Azahara Munoz became ASU’s ninth NCAA Champion as she made a 25-foot putt 1997 Linda Vollstedt to win the playoff hole over UCLA’s Tiffany Joh. As a team, the Sun Devils narrowly 1998 Linda Vollstedt missed bringing home a trophy as they placed fifth.

NCAA Individual Championships Streaking -- 2008 Azahara Munoz The Sun Devils will be making their trip to their 18th consecutive trip to the NCAA 1999 Grace Park Championships. This is currently the nation’s longest active streak, as Stanford’s 1995 Kristel Mourgue d’Algue 1994: Emilee Klein streak ended at 19 last season when they failed to make the NCAAs. 1985: Danielle Ammaccapane 1970: Cathy Gaughan 1969: Jane Bastanchury-Booth How the West was Won 1962: Carol Sorenson The Sun Devils had a record-setting performance at the West Regional. Held at 1960: Joanne Gunderson-Carner their home golf course, the Sun Devils wasted no time jumping to a 15-stroke lead after the first round and setting a new 18-hole school record of 15-under 273. The 2008-09 Tournament Wins Sun Devils continued to roll, setting a school-record 22-under 842 (273-283-286) Tournament...... Strokes Ahead of Second to win the tournament by 19 strokes. The previous team 18-hole score (vs. par) NCAA Fall Preview...... 8 record was 14-under 274 at the 2006 Wildcat Invitational. The Derby...... 18 Northrop Grumman...... 18 Did You Know? Pac-10 Championship...... 9 The only other times the Sun Devils have won both the Pac-10 Championship and NCAA West Regional...... 19 their NCAA Regional were in 1993 and 1995. Medalists on Current Roster Carlota Ciganda -- (2) Last Time at Caves Valley NCAA West Regional...... 2009 Although they will have a much different lineup at the NCAA Championships, the Pac-10 Championships...... 2009 Sun Devils won the NCAA Fall Preview held at the Caves Valley G.C. this past Azahara Munoz -- (1) NCAA Championships...... 2008 fall. The team earned shot an 8-over 872 (295-291-286) to win the tournament by Juliana Murcia -- (1) eight strokes. Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge...... 2009 Jennifer Osborn -- (1) Five Wins -- Edean Ihlanfedt...... 2005 The Sun Devils have won five tournaments this season. The team started the Jaclyn Sweeney -- (1) 2008-09 campaign with a win at the NCAA Fall Preview and ended the fall season Big 12 Championships...... 2008 by taking the team title at The Derby. The Sun Devils picked up where they left off Top 20 Performances This Season Carlota Ciganda (7): in February when they won the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge. Recently NCAA West Regional...... 1 the Sun Devils won their eighth Pac-10 Title. The Sun Devils made a statement at Pac-10 Championship...... 1 the NCAA West Regional by taking home the team competition by 19 strokes. Northrop Grumman...... T2 The Wildcat...... T3 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational...... T5 Star Freshman -- PING/ASU Invitational...... 9 She may only be a freshman, and may have only been here since January, but UCF Challenge...... T14 Carlota Ciganda already has more tournament wins than any other Sun Devil on Giulia Molinaro (1): the current roster. Ciganda claimed her first medalist honor at the Pac-10 Champi- UCF Challenge...... T19 Azahara Munoz (7): onship when she defeated teammate Jennifer Osborn and USC’s Jennifer Song in The Derby...... T2 a playoff. Ciganda followed that victory up with a win at the NCAA West Regional. NCAA Fall Preview...... T4 The Spaniard shot 10-under 206 to claim the individual title. Her score is currently Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational...... T5 the fourth best ever shot by a female Sun Devil. Pac-10 Championship...... 5 NCAA West Regional...... T6 UCF Challenge...... T10 Congrats Graduate! -- Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 16 Arizona State senior Azahara Munoz is the women’s golf team latest ASU graduate. Juliana Murcia (5): Munoz recently earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Munoz is a three-time Northrop Grumman...... 1 Academic All-American selection by the NGCA and was named an Academic All- NCAA West Regional...... T3 PING/ASU Invitational...... 6 American last season by ESPN the Magazine. Munoz, who carries a 3.96 grade The Wildcat...... T7 point average, was honored with the Edith Cummings Munson Award last season, Pac-10 Championship...... 19 which is given to the All-American with the highest GPA. Jennifer Osborn (7): Pac-10 Championship...... T2 The Wildcat...... T7 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational...... 9 NCAA Fall Preview...... T9 ASU Pronunciation Guide -- The Derby...... T12 Azahara Munoz -- ATHA - hara NCAA West Regional...... T13 Juliana Murcia --- WHO lee ahna PING/ASU Invitational...... 15 Giulia Molinaro -- Julia Jaclyn Sweeney (3): UCF Challenge...... T6 Carlota Ciganda -- See gahnda Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational...... T10 Northrop Grumman...... T16 www.thesundevils.com Arizona State Women’s Golf -- Page 3

Golf World/NGCA Rankings A Lineup of Champions -- 1. Arizona State (16)...... 448 Each golfer on the Sun Devils lineup has won at least one tournament in their 2. UCLA (2)...... 531 3. USC ...... 412 collegiate career. Osborn took first at the 2005 Edean Ihlanfedt her freshman 4. Oklahoma State...... 395 year. Azahara Munoz won last year’s NCAA Championships. While at Oklahoma 5. Auburn...... 369 State, Jaclyn Sweeney took first at the Big 12 Championships last season. This 6. Virginia...... 342 season, Juliana Murcia earned her first career win at the Northrop Grumman 7. Wake Forest...... 324 8. Alabama...... 324 Regional Challenge. Ciganda has won her last two tournaments. 9. Purdue...... 319 10. LSU...... 291 The Reign from Spain--- 11. North Carolina...... 257 Reigning NCAA Individual Champion Munoz will look to defend her NCAA title 12. Duke...... 254 this week. Munoz won the 2008 NCAA Championships by knocking in a 25- 13. Pepperdine...... 238 foot putt in a playoff against UCLA’s Tiffany Joh. This season, Munoz has been 14. Georgia...... 193 15. Arkansas...... 190 one of the team’s most consistent players and is currently ranked fifth by both 16. Denver...... 176 Golfweek and Golf Stat. 17. Louisville...... 171 18. San Jose State...... 140 Leaders of the Pac-10 -- 19. Kent State...... 103 20. Arizona...... 98 Setting the tone right for the post-season, the ASU women’s golf team swept past 21. Michigan State...... 89 the competition to win their eighth Pac-10 title by nine strokes. The Sun Devils 22. Vanderbilt...... 67 were led by freshman Carlota Ciganda, who won her first collegiate title, and 23. California...... 55 senior Jennifer Osborn. Ciganda made par on the hole 18 to defeat teammate 24. New Mexico...... 46 25. Stanford...... 36 Osborn and USC’s Jennifer Song in a playoff and become ASU’s ninth Pac-10 Medalist. In addition to Ciganda and Osborn, Azahara Munoz placed fifth while Juliana Murcia took 19th.

Golfweek.com/Sagarin Poll Pac-10 Honored -- 1. Arizona State...... 71.29 The five players in the Sun Devils’ Pac-10 lineup received Pac-10 All-Conference 2. UCLA...... 71.64 honors. Ciganda, Munoz and Murcia were each awarded First-Team honors 3. Southern California...... 71.98 while Osborn and Sweeney received Honorable Mention. This was Munoz’s 4. Oklahoma State...... 72.57 fourth time on the Pac-10 First-Team. 5. Wake Forest...... 72.72 6. Virginia...... 72.80 7. Alabama...... 73.02 Murcia Me! -- 8. Auburn...... 73.05 Juliana Murcia is arguably the most improved player at the NCAA Championships 9. Purdue...... 73.18 this season. With five top 20 performances this season, the junior is currently 10. LSU...... 73.25 ranked 11th by Golfweek. She finished her sophomore season ranked 58th with 11. Duke...... 73.25 three top 20 finishes. 12. North Carolina...... 73.38 13. Denver...... 73.41 Nationally Honored -- 14. Pepperdine...... 73.57 Ciganda became the third Sun Devil golfer to be named Golfweek’s Women’s 15. Georgia...... 73.77 Player of the Week this season with her win at the Pac-10 Championship. 16. Arkansas...... 73.93 Ciganda was also named Player of the Week by Golf World. Previously, the 17. Arizona...... 74.12 Sun Devils’ stellar spring start was recognized by two national golf publications. 18. Louisville...... 74.14 Murcia was named Player of the Week by both Golfweek.com and Golf World. 19. San Jose State...... 74.14 The team was also honored as Team of the Week by Golfweek.com. The team 20. Kent State...... 74.19 had previously been tabbed Team of the Week for their win at the NCAA Fall 21. Vanderbilt...... 74.28 Preview in September and was named Player of the Week for 22. New Mexico...... 74.34 her win at The Derby. 23. Michigan State...... 74.35 24. Stanford...... 74.36 25. California...... 74.47 All About Osborn -- After a tough junior season, Jennifer Osborn has come on strong in her final year at ASU. The California girl made it to a playoff hole at the Pac-10 Cham- pionship and finished tied for second behind teammate Carlota Ciganda. The Sun Devils In Top 50 senior has finished in the top 20 seven times this season including four top-10 (Golf Stat Cup Rankings) performances. At the Wildcat, Osborn shot two rounds under par to jump up to 2. Carlota Ciganda seventh on the final day. Osborn recorded her third top-10 performance at the 5. Azahara Munoz Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational. Playing as an individual, Osborn reclaimed 12. Juliana Murcia her spot in the lineup with a ninth place finish. 26. Jennifer Osborn (Golfweek Rankings) Playing With the Pros -- 1. Carlota Ciganda Munoz competed as an amateur at the Kraft Nabisco Invitational held at the 4. Azahara Munoz 11. Juliana Murcia 27. Jennifer Osborn

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ASU Against the NCAA Field Rk. Team ASU’s Record Against Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif. The 2008 NCAA Champion made the 2. UCLA 3-3 cut after the first two rounds and finished tied for 40th. Jennifer Johnson, a 2009 NLI signee, 3. USC 6-1-1 was also given an exemption to the Kraft Nabisco Invitational. 4. Oklahoma State 3-2 Also earning an amateur exemption, ASU freshman Carlota Ciganda competed at the J Golf 5. Wake Forest 3-0 Phoenix LPGA International. The Spaniard carded a 3-under 69 at the Amateur Qualifier to 6. Virginia 2-0 claim her spot at the prestigious event. She carded a 12-over 156 (77-79) before missing 7. Alabama 4-0 9. Purdue 3-2 the cut. 10. LSU 2-0 11. Duke 5-0 Sweet Sweeney -- 12. North Carolina 1-0 Jaclyn Sweeney, a 2008 All-American, transfered to the team this spring and has been in 13. Denver 4-0 the lineup in every tournament. She has recorded two top 10 finishes this spring and also 14. Pepperdine 5-0 received Pac-10 Honorable Mention accolades. 15. Georgia 2-0 17. Arizona 7-0 Looking to the Future -- 21. Michigan State 1-0 Although they will lose two of their top players in Munoz and Osborn, he Sun Devils will 22. New Mexico 3-0 24. Tennessee 3-0 return five players from this year’s squad next year and will be joined by three freshmen. 26. Ohio State 1-0 Jennifer Johnson, Alessia Knight and Larissa Eruera signed their letters of intent to study and 28. Tulane 2-0 compete at Arizona State in the fall. Johnson, of La Quinta, Calif., is one of the top-ranked 29. UC Irvine 1-0 American juniors and recently earned an exemption into the Kraft Nabisco Championship. 31. TCU 2-0 Although hailing from Italy, Knight comes from Sun Devil roots as her father (who is from Overall 69-8-1 Chandler, Ariz.) played football for ASU. She was recently on Italy’s World Amateur team. A native of New Zealand, Eruera won the 2006 New Zealand Amateur and was a semi-finalist ASU Year-by-Year in the event in 2007. Yr. Conf. Regional NCAA 1975 1st N/A 1st-AIAW 1976 1st N/A 3rd-AIAW 1977 1st N/A 4th-AIAW 1978 2nd N/A 7th - AIAW 1979 1st N/A 6th - AIAW 1980 1st N/A 3rd - AIAW 1981 1st N/A 12th - AIAW 1982 2nd N/A 10th 1983 4th N/A 13th 1984 1st N/A 2nd 1985 1st N/A 3rd 1986 2nd N/A 4th 1987 1st N/A 11th 1988 1st N/A T2nd 1989 2nd N/A T6th 1990 3rd N/A 1st 1991 T4th N/A DNC 1992 2nd N/A 9th 1993 1st 1st 1st 1994 1st 3rd 1st 1995 1st T1st 1st 1996 1st 5th 6th 1997 2nd 1st 1st 1998 2nd 2nd 1st 1999 3rd 3rd T2nd 2000 6th 4th T11th 2001 3rd 6th 18th 2002 T3rd T6th T9th 2009 Arizona State Women’s Golf Roster 2003 5th 5th 18th Name Ht Yr/Ex Hometown (High School/Prev. Univ.) 2004 T4th 7th 10th Carlota Ciganda 5-8 Fr./HS Pamplona, Spain (Sagrado Corazon) 2005 2nd 4th T8th Liisa Kelo 5-7 Jr./2V Mexico City, Mexico (Institut Le Rosey) Giulia Molinaro 5-10 Fr./HS Villorba, Italy (The Pendleton School) 2006 2nd T4th 4th Azahara Munoz 5-5 Sr./3V Malaga, Spain (Ortega y Gasset) 2007 1st 3rd 13th Juliana Murcia 5-3 Jr./2V Bogota, Colombia (The English School) 2008 3rd 2nd 5th Jennifer Osborn 5-8 Sr./3V Huntington Beach, Calif. (Marina HS) 2009 1st 1st TBD Jaclyn Sweeney 5-9 So./TR Andover, Mass. (The Pendleton School/Oklahoma State) Head Coach: Melissa Luellen (7th year) Assistant Coach: Missy Farr-Kaye (7th year) By Country: Massachusetts (1): Jaclyn Sweeney California (1): Jennifer Osborn Mexico (1): Liisa Kelo Spain (2): Carlota Ciganda, Azahara Munoz Colombia (1): Juliana Murcia Italy (1): Giulia Molinaro www.thesundevils.com 2008-09 ARIZONA STATE WOMEN’S GOLF STATISTICS Updated May 14, 2009

Betsy Rawls Inv. 73 74 73 220 +4 T10 AZAHARA MUNOZ PING/ASU Inv. 74 72 WD WD WD WD Tournament 1 2 3 4 Total Score Place PAC-10 Champ. 78 77 74 229 +16 T33 NCAA Fall Preview 75 70 71 216 E T4 West Regional 73 75 75 223 +7 T43 Mason Rudolph 72 73 72 217 +1 16 7 appearances, 20 rounds, 1,493 strokes, 74.65 The Derby 72 70 69 211 -5 T2 average UCF Challenge 72 69 73 214 -2 T10 Top 20 Finishes: 3 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Betsy Rawls Inv, 72 70 76 218 +2 T5 Career Low Round: 70 (UCF Challenge) PAC-10 Champ. 73 69 71 212 -1 T5 Season Low Round: 70 (UCF Challenge) West Regional 69 71 72 212 -3 T6 5 appearances, 15 rounds, 1,500 strokes, 71.47 Carlota Ciganda average Tournament 1 2 3 Total Score Place Top 20 Finishes: 7 Top 10 Finishes: 6 Northrop Grumman 76 72 74 222 +9 T2 Career Low Round: 67 three times (2006 PING/ASU Wildcat Invitational 74 69 71 214 -2 T3 Invitational, 2006 Las Vegas, 2007 Mason Rudolph) UCF Challenge 71 72 72 215 -1 T14 Season Low Round: 69 (3x last at West Regional) Betsy Rawls Inv. 73 72 73 218 +2 T5 PING/ASU Inv. 73 75 74 222 +6 T9 JENNIFER OSBORN PAC-10 Champ. 70 71 69 210 -3 T1 Tournament 1 2 3 4 Total Score Place West Regional 67 68 71 206 -10 1 NCAA Fall Preview 75 69 74 218 +2 T9 7 appearances, 21 rounds, 1,507 strokes, 71.76 Mason Rudolph 72 73 78 223 +16 T35 average The Derby 78 73 73 224 +8 T12 Top 20 Finishes: 7 Top 10 Finishes: 6 Northrop Grumman 80 77 80 237 +24 T41 Career Low Round: 67 (West Regional) Wildcat Invitational 75 75 71 217 +1 T7 Season Low Round: 67 (West Regional) UCF Challenge 82 73 73 228 +12 T68 Betsy Rawls Inv. 70 75 74 219 +3 9 Giulia Molinaro PING/ASU Inv. 74 73 77 224 +8 T15 Tournament 1 2 3 Total Score Place PAC-10 Champ. 72 72 69 210 -3 2 Northrop Grumman 81 74 81 236 +23 T34 West Regional 69 74 73 216 E T13 Wildcat Invitational 81 77 76 234 +18 T57 10 appearances, 30 rounds, 2,216 strokes, 73.87 UCF Challenge (I) 77 68 71 216 E T19 average Betsy Rawls Inv. 71 76 78 225 +9 T23 Top 20 Finishes: 7 Top 10 Finishes: 4 PING/ASU Inv. 77 77 76 230 +14 T39 Career Low Round: 66 (2007 PING/ASU Invitational) 5 appearances, 15 rounds, 1,141 strokes, 76.06 Season Low Round: 69 (NCAA Fall Preview; West Regional) average Top 20 Finishes: 1 Top 10 Finishes: 0 JULIANA MURCIA Career Low Round: 71 two times (UCF Challenge & Betsy Tournament 1 2 3 Total Score Place Rawls Inv.) NCAA Fall Preview 76 76 72 224 +8 25 Season Low Round: 71 two times (UCF Challenge & Betsy Mason Rudolph 72 72 74 220 +2 221 Rawls Inv.) The Derby 80 74 73 227 +11 T21 Northrop Grumman 70 71 73 214 +1 1 ANNA NORDQVIST Wildcat Invitational 67 75 75 217 +1 T7 Tournament 1 2 3 4 Total Score Place UCF Challenge 70 76 72 218 +2 T23 NCAA Fall Preview 69 76 69 214 -2 2 Betsy Rawls Inv. 71 75 80 226 +10 T26 Mason Rudolph 73 71 69 213 -3 T7 PING/ASU Inv. 73 71 74 218 +2 6 The Derby 70 67 70 207 -9 1 PAC-10 Champ. 80 73 69 222 +9 19 3 appearances, 9 rounds, 634 strokes, 70.44 average West Regional 68 70 70 208 -8 T3 Top 20 Finishes: 0 Top 10 Finishes: 3 10 appearances, 30 rounds, 2,190 strokes, 73 average Career Low Round: 67 three times (2007 Wildcat Top 20 Finishes: 5 Top 10 Finishes: 4 Invitational, 2007 NCAA West Regional, 2007 Stanford Career Low Round: 67 (Wildcat Invitational) Invitational) Season Low Round: 67 (Wildcat Invitational) Season Low Round: 69 (NCAA Fall Preview twice & Mason Rudolph) LIISA KELO Tournament 1 2 3 Total Score Place ASU TEAM RESULTS NCAA Fall Preview 83 79 86 248 +32 T66 Tournament 1 2 3 Total (Score) Place Mason Rudolph 81 80 82 243 +27 T85 NCAA Fall Preview 295 291 286 872 (+8) 1 The Derby 82 85 88 255 +39 T87 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 Wildcat Invitational 79 83 83 245 +29 78 Total Strokes: 872 Round Average: 290.67 PING/ASU Inv. 79 79 77 235 +19 T63 Top 10 Finishes: 1 Top 5 Finishes: 1 5 appearances, 15 rounds, 1,226 strokes, 82.58 average Mason Rudolph 289 291 293 873 (+9) 5 Top 20 Finishes: 0 Top 10 Finishes: 0 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 Career Low Round: 73 (2007 Northrop Grumman) Total Strokes: 873 Round Average: 291 Season Low Round: 77 (PING/ASU Invitational) Top 10 Finishes: 1 Top 5 Finishes: 0

Jaclyn Sweeney The Derby Invitational 300 284 285 869 (+5) Tournament 1 2 3 Total Score Place 1 Northrop Grumman 79 81 72 232 +19 T16 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 Wildcat Invitational 79 75 76 230 +14 T38 Total Strokes: 869 Round Average: 289.67 UCF Challenge 71 70 72 213 -3 T6 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 2 2008-09 ARIZONA STATE WOMEN’S GOLF STATISTICS Updated May 14, 2009

Northrop Grumman Reg. Challenge 305 294 299 898 (+46) 1 1. Sydnee Michaels (UCLA) 68-70-67 205 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 T7. Anna Nordqvist 73-71-69 213 Total Strokes: 898 Round Average: 299.33 16. Azahara Munoz 72-73-72 217 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 2 T21. Juliana Murcia 72-72-74 221 T35. Jennifer Osborn 72-73-78 223 Wildcat Invitational 295 290 293 878 (+14) T2 T85. Liisa Kelo 8-80-82 243 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 Total Strokes: 878 Round Average: 292.67 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 1 The Derby Invitational• Oct. 24-26 Auburn University Club • Auburn, AL UCF Challenge 284 284 287 857 (-7) 2 Par 72 • 6,216 yards Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 1st OF 17 TEAMS Total Strokes: 857 Round Average: 285.67 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 0 1. Arizona State 300-284-285 869 2. Virginia 289-298-300 887 Betsy Rawls Inv. 287 291 300 878 (+14) 2 3. Alabama 294-302-296 892 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 4. Auburn 298-304-294 896 Total Strokes: 878 Round Average: 292.67 5. Mississippi 305-305-293 903 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 2 1. Anna Nordqvist 70-67-70 207 PING/ASU Inv. 294 291 301 886 (+22) 3 T2. Azahara Munoz 75-70-71 216 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 T12. Jennifer Osborn 78-73-73 224 Total Strokes: 886 Round Average: 295.33 T21. Juliana Murcia 80-74-73 227 Top 10 Finishes: 2 Top 5 Finishes: 0 87. Liisa Kelo 82-85-88 255

Pac-10 Champ. 293 281 278 852 (E) 1 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 Wildcat Invitational• Feb. 22-24 Total Strokes: 852 Round Average: 284 Peninsula Golf Club • Pto Penasco, MX Top 10 Finishes: 3 Top 5 Finishes: 3 Par 72 • 6,146 yards 2nd OF 17 TEAMS West Regional 273 283 286 842 (-22) 1 Appearances: 1 Rounds: 3 1. UCLA 287-295-287 869 Total Strokes: 842 Round Average: 280.67 T2. Arizona State 295-290-293 878 Top 10 Finishes: 3 Top 5 Finishes: 2 T2. USC 302-287-289 878 4. Oklahoma State 299-293-296 888 5. Pepperdine 305-285-299 889

T1. Jodi Ewart (New Mexico) 72-71-70 213 2008 NCAA Fall Preview• Sept. 7-8 T1. Lizette Salas (USC) 73-71-69 213 Caves Valley G.C. • Owing Mills, Md. T3. Carlota Ciganada 74-69-71 213 Par 72 • 6,216 yards T7. Jennifer Osborn 75-71-71 224 1st OF 17 TEAMS T7. Juliana Murcia 67-75-75 217 T38. Jaclyn Sweeney 79-75-76 230 1. Arizona State 295-291-286 872 T57. Giulia Molinaro 81-77-76 234 2. USC 298-297-285 880 3. Virginia 289-294-300 883 UCF Challenge• Mar. 8-10 4. Georgia 293-302-290 884 Red Tail Golf Club • Sorrento, FL 5. Alabama 294-302-290 886 Par 72 • 6,356 yards 2nd OF 18 TEAMS 1. (Ok. State) 73-70- 69 212 1. UCLA 282-287-281 850 2. Anna Nordqvist 69-76-69 214 2. Arizona State 284-284-289 857 T4. Azahara Munoz 75-70-71 216 3. Oklahoma State 286-289-286 861 T9. Jennifer Osborn 75-69-74 218 4. USC 291-286-295 872 25. Juliana Murcia 76-76-72 224 5. Auburn 291-286-295 872 T66. Liisa Kelo 83-79-86 248 1. Stephanie Kono (UCLA) 71-71-66 208 T6. Jaclyn Sweeney 71-70-72 213 T10. Azahara Munoz 72-69-73 214 2008 Mason Rudolph Invitational• Sept. 26-28 T14. Carlota Ciganda 71-72-72 215 Vanderbilt Legends Club • Franklin, TN. T19. Giulia Molinaro 77-68-71 216 Par 72 • 6,216 yards T23. Juliana Murcia 70-76-72 218 5th OF 17 TEAMS Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational• Mar. 20-22 1. UCLA 287-277-286 850 University of Texas Golf Club • Austin, TX 2. USC 288-285-283 856 Par 72 • 6,324 yards 3. OSU 286-282-295 863 2nd OF 17 TEAMS 4. Vanderbilt 291-281-296 868 5. Arizona State 289-291-293 873 1. Purdue 291-287-294 872 2008-09 ARIZONA STATE WOMEN’S GOLF STATISTICS Updated May 14, 2009

2. Arizona State 287-291-300 878 3. Arkansas 288-294-298 880 4. New Mexico 292-298-301 891 5. Duke 299-302-296 897

1. Maria Hernandez (Purdue) 70-69-71 210 T5. Azahara Munoz 72-70-76 218 T5. Carlota Ciganda 73-72-73 218 9. Jennifer Osborn 70-75-74 219 T10. Jaclyn Sweeney 73-74-73 220 T23. Giulia Molinaro 71-76-78 225

PING/ASU Invitational• April 3-6 • Tempe, AZ Par 72 • 6,324 yards 3rd OF 17 TEAMS

1. Oklahoma State 297-295-289 881 2. Purdue 293-297-292 882 3. Arizona State 294-291-301 886 4. USC 297-296-298 891 5. New Mexico 298-303-292 893

1. Maria Hernandez (Purdue) 72-69-70 211 6. Juliana Murcia 73-71-74 218 T9. Carlota Ciganda 73-75-74 222 T15. Jennifer Osborn 74-73-77 224 T39. Giulia Molinaro 77-77-76 230 DNF. Jaclyn Sweeney 74-72-WD WD

PAC-10 Championships• April 24-26 Stanford Golf Course • Palo Alto, Calif. Par 71 • 6,148 yards 1st OF 10 TEAMS

1. Arizona State 293-281-278 852 2. Southern California 292-291-278 861 3. UCLA 291-288-285 864 4. Arizona 298-296-290 884 5. California 298-305-284 887

1. Carlota Ciganda 70-71-69 210 2. Jennifer Obsborn 72-69-69 210 T5. Azahara Munoz 73-68-71 212 19. Juliana Murcia 80-73-69 222 T33. Jaclyn Sweeney 78-77-74 229

NCAA West Regional • May 7-9 Karsten Golf Course • Tempe, Ariz. Par 72 • 6,286 yards 1st OF 21 TEAMS

1. Arizona State 273-283-286 842 2. Southern California 289-283-289 861 3. LSU 295-288-285 868 T4. TCU 289-293-291 873 T4. UC Irvine 289-284-300 873 T4. Texas 288-290-295 873

1. Carlota Ciganda 67-68-71 206 T3. Juliana Murcia 68-70-70 208 T6. Azahara Munoz 69-71-72 212 T13. Jennifer Osborn 69-74-73 216 T43. Jaclyn Sweeney 73-75-75 223