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2004-05 Season Review/Stats Cougar Classic SEC/ACC Challenge INTRO Harahan, S. C. || Sept. 13-14, 2004 Destin, Fla. || Oct. 29-31, 2004 COACHES Yeamans Hall - Par 72 Raven Course/Sandestin Resort – Par 72 The Lady Tigers opened the 2004-05 season with three of the best LSU posted a 27-over par total for the 54-hole, highlighted by back- PLAYERS rounds in school history, including an even par opening round of 288 to to-back two-over 290 rounds to close the event … Duke (with a 10-under REVIEW win by three shots over Tennessee … The Lady Tigers followed with a final round), edged Auburn (with a 17-under second round) by one shot second round 295, falling to second behind the Lady Vols … But in a with Duke recording a four-over 856 … It was LSU's first appearance on HISTORY face-to-face final round, LSU posted a two-over 290 to Tennessee's 295 the Sandestin Resort since 1994 … Melissa Eaton had a strong perform- THIS IS LSU to finish at nine-over 873, three shots the victor … It was the 28th team ance, tying for fifth, putting a three-under 69 in the middle of bookend victory by LSU in its history and the first round even par marked only rounds of 73 to finish at one-under 215. the fifth time in school history the team had posted an even par or bet- ter round … The 873 round marked the second best 54-aggregate total Top Teams in school history … Two LSU golfers, Vicky Meyer and Brooke Shelton, 1. Duke 294-284-278 – 856 +4 finished in the top 10 … Meyer had rounds of 71-71-72 to finish in a tie 2. Auburn 292-271-294 – 857 +5 for third at two-under 214, while Shelton posted a 217 (71-76-70) to fin- 3. LSU 299-290-290 – 879 +27 ish in a tie for seventh. 4. Wake Forest 300-295-286 – 881 +29 5. Miss. State 295-289-304 – 888 +36 Top Teams 1. LSU 288-295-290 – 873 +9 LSU Individual Results 2. Tennessee 289-292-295 – 876 +12 T5. Melissa Eaton 73-69-73 – 215 3. Furman 290-298-293 – 881 +17 T15. Brooke Shelton 78-73-69 – 220 4. Virginia 294-293-296 – 883 +19 T23. Kimberly Meck 74-75-74 – 223 5. Wake Forest 296-293-298 – 887 +23 T28. Rebecca Kuhn 74-76-74 – 224 T35. Vicky Meyer 78-73-75 – 226 LSU Individual Results T3. Vicky Meyer 71-71-72 – 214 Central District Invitational T7. Brooke Shelton 76-72-75 – 217 13. Rebecca Kuhn 73-74-73 – 220 Parrish, Fla. || Feb. 21-22, 2005 T16. Melissa Eaton 74-74-75 – 223 River Wilderness Golf Club – Par 72 T48. Kimberly Meck 73-79-80 – 232 The Lady Tigers were unable to defend their championship at this event hosted by Michigan State, but did finish in fourth place, rallying with Mason Rudolph Women's Championship sub-300 rounds after an opening 303 ... Missouri bested Arkansas by two shots to win with a 15-over 879 (292-295-292) ... LSU had its four count- Nashville, Tenn. || Oct. 1-3, 2004 ing golfers all finish in the top 20 in the competition, paced by Vicky Vanderbilt Legends Club – Par 72 Meyer's 15th place finish at seven-over 223 ... Brooke Shelton finished at Against a strong field, a middle round 300 in an event where scores 224 and freshmen Rebecca Kuhn and Kim Meck were at 226. were low, kept LSU from a top five finish, one of the few in the season. LSU shot 296-300-297 – 893, 29-over par … Duke won the event with a Top Teams nine-over 873, highlighted by a middle round of five-under 283 … For the 1. Missouri 292-295-292 – 879 +15 second straight tournament, Vicky Meyer had the best individual finish 2. Arkansas 296-293-292 – 881 +17 for LSU, finishing tied for 13th at three-over 219 (73-72-74). 3. Baylor 300-295-297 – 892 +28 4. LSU 303-296-298 – 897 +33 Top Teams 5. Michigan 307-303-289 – 899 +35 1. Duke 301-283-289 – 873 +9 2. UCLA 289-288-297 – 874 +10 LSU Individual Results 3. Georgia 292-289-295 – 876 +12 15. Vicky Meyer 76-75-72 – 223 4. Missouri 300-291-291 – 882 +18 T16. Brooke Shelton 75-73-76 – 224 5. N. Carolina St. 299-304-288 – 891 +27 T19. Rebecca Kuhn 76-75-74 – 225 6. Texas 291-298-303 – 892 +28 T19. Kimberly Meck 76-73-76 – 225 7. LSU 296-300-297 – 893 +29 T67. Nicola Eaton 83-84-76 – 243 LSU Individual Results Lady Gamecock Classic T13. Vicky Meyer 73-72-74 – 219 T25. Brooke Shelton 76-72-75 – 223 Blytheville, S. C. || March 11-13, 2005 T33. Melissa Eaton 72-81-72 – 225 The University Club – Par 72 T38. Rebecca Kuhn 75-75-76 – 226 Weather conditions blew scores severely out of proportion for the 12 T83. Kimberly Meck 76-83-80 – 239 teams, but the Lady Tigers were able to stay with leader New Mexico until the final round ... LSU was four shots out of the lead, 621-625, going to the Mercedes-Benz Women's Classic final round, but LSU had to settle for a 322 over the final 18 holes ... LSU finished in a tie with host South Carolina for fourth at 83-over 947 (309- Knoxville, Tenn. || Oct. 8-10, 2004 316-322), while New Mexico captured the tournament at 66-over 930 Cherokee Country Club – Par 71 (308-313-309) ... Despite the high scores, two players finished in the top The Lady Tigers were in a bit of a hole early, shooting 302 to stand ten with Rebecca Kuhn finishing in a tie for fifth (76-80-77 – 233) and in seventh place, but put together rounds of 297-299 to finish at 46-over Melissa Eaton tying for ninth (79-76-81 – 236). par 898 … Ohio State won the event at 22-over par, seven shots ahead of Tulane and Tennessee … Brooke Shelton had her second top 10 of the Top Teams year, while sophomore Melissa Eaton had her second career top 10, as 1. New Mexico 308-313-309 – 930 +66 both players tied for 10th at nine-over 222. 2. Furman 318-311-311 – 940 +76 3. Virginia 320-311-311 – 942 +78 Top Teams 4. LSU 309-316-322 – 947 +83 1. Ohio State 293-287-294 – 874 +22 4. South Carolina 313-315-319 – 947 +83 2. Tulane 298-291-292 – 881 +29 2. Tennessee 309-290-282 – 881 +29 LSU Individual Results 4. Kent State 296-302-289 – 887 +35 T5. Rebecca Kuhn 78-80-77 – 233 5. LSU 302-297-299 – 898 +46 T9. Melissa Eaton 79-76-81 – 236 T27. Kimberly Meck 76-80-87 – 243 Individual LSU Results T33. Vicky Meyer 78-80-87 – 245 T10 Melissa Eaton 74-73-75 – 222 T48. Brooke Shelton 87-86-77 – 250 T10 Brooke Shelton 76-72-74 – 222 T28. Vicky Meyer 75-75-76 – 226 T39. Nicola Eaton 77-77-75 – 229 T43. Rebecca Kuhn 78-78-75 – 231 2005-06 LSU WOMENíS GOLF MEDIA GUIDE 19 2004-05 Season Review/Stats INTRO LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic NCAA Central Regional Baton Rouge, La. || March 18-20, 2005 Lubbock, Texas || May 5-7, 2005 COACHES The University Club – Par 72 Rawls Course at Texas Tech – Par 72 PLAYERS Lady Tigers won for the second time in 2005 and for the seventh time The lack of consistent play in the middle round cost LSU its chance REVIEW in the history of the LSU spring tournament with a dominating effort ... to get back to the NCAA Division I Championships, but even after a 298- LSU shot rounds of 296-290-293 to finish at 15-over 879, 17 shots better 316 start, the Lady Tigers were in the thick of the battle at the end of the HISTORY than Tulane ... In all 16 teams participated in the tournament, now firmly day, winding up just two shots out of the eighth and final qualifying spot reestablished in its original March dates ... Freshman Rebecca Kuhn had THIS IS LSU for the event in Sunriver, Ore. ... Senior Brooke Shelton ended in a tie for her best showing at LSU, finishing as the runner up to Chris Brady of the second player to advance from non-qualifying teams and Shelton Vanderbilt ... Kuhn had rounds of 72-70-72 to finish at two-under 214, three made par on the first playoff hole to advance to the championships. shots behind the winner ... Brooke Shelton took home ninth place for LSU. Top Teams (Top 8 advance to Div. I Championships) Top Teams 1. Auburn 294-309-293 – 896 +32 1. LSU 296-290-293 – 879 +15 2. Texas A&M 293-310-300 – 903 +39 2. Tulane 302-297-297 – 896 +32 3. Missouri 291-312-302 – 905 +41 3. N.C. State 303-301-304 – 908 +44 4. Arizona State 296-310-300 – 906 +42 4. Vanderbilt 305-302-307 – 914 +50 5. Tulsa 298-310-300 – 908 +44 5. Miss. State 312-295-308 – 915 +51 5. Purdue 295-309-304 – 908 +44 7. Michigan State 300-307-302 – 909 +45 LSU Individual Results 8. Arkansas 300-311-304 – 915 +51 2. Rebecca Kuhn 72-70-72 – 214 9. Texas 290-317-309 – 916 +52 T9. Brooke Shelton 73-73-76 – 222 10. LSU 298-316-303 – 917 +53 T13.
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    SENATE AMENDMENT Bill No. SB 1630 Amendment No. 1 Barcode 143194 CHAMBER ACTION Senate House . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 ______________________________________________________________ 5 6 7 8 9 10 ______________________________________________________________ 11 The Committee on Transportation recommended the following 12 amendment: 13 14 Senate Amendment (with title amendment) 15 Delete everything after the enacting clause 16 17 and insert: 18 Section 1. Paragraph (ff) is added to subsection (4) 19 of section 320.08056, Florida Statutes, to read: 20 320.08056 Specialty license plates.-- 21 (4) The following license plate annual use fees shall 22 be collected for the appropriate specialty license plates: 23 (ff) Florida Golf license plate, $25. 24 Section 2. Subsection (32) is added to section 25 320.08058, Florida Statutes, to read: 26 320.08058 Specialty license plates.-- 27 (32) FLORIDA GOLF LICENSE PLATES.-- 28 (a) The Department of Highway Safety and Motor 29 Vehicles shall develop a Florida Golf license plate as 30 provided in this subsection. The word "Florida" must appear at 31 the bottom of the plate. The Dade Amateur Golf Association, 1 3:24 PM 04/18/01 s1630.tr.01 SENATE AMENDMENT Bill No. SB 1630 Amendment No. 1 Barcode 143194 1 following consultation with the PGA TOUR, the Florida Sports 2 Foundation, the LPGA, and the PGA of America may submit a 3 sample plate for consideration by the department. 4 (b) The department shall distribute the Florida Golf 5 license plate annual use fees to the Florida Sports 6 Foundation, a direct-support organization of the Office of 7 Tourism, Trade, and Economic Development.