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2019-20 Women's Golf Record Book 2019-20 WOMEN’S GOLF RECORD BOOK FURMAN GOLF 2019-20 RECORD BOOK LADY PALADIN INVITATIONAL TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS LADY PALADIN INVITATIONAL 1972 Furman 306 Beth Solomon, Furman 147 1973 UNC Greensboro 314 Donna Horton, UNCG 148 Since its inception in 1972 as the Carolinas Collegiate, the Furman Lady Paladin 1974 Furman 642 Invitational Golf Tournament has hosted many of the top golfers and teams in the country. Donna Horton, UNCG 154 1975 Furman 602 The Lady Paladin Invitational has featured some of the game’s best young golfers Betsy King, Furman 147 1976 Tulsa 920 who have gone on to become established players on the LPGA Tour. Past winners include Nancy Lopez, Tulsa 219 1977 Tulsa 909 Tulsa’s Nancy Lopez (1976), Georgia’s Cindy Mackey (1982), North Carolina’s Donna An- Betsy King, Furman 219 1978 Florida 933 dews (1989), and Furman’s Betsy King (1975), Sherri Turner (1979), and Dottie Pepper Elaine Hand, Florida 226 1979 Georgia 942 (1986). Sherri Turner, Furman 222 1980 Georgia 608 In 1991, the Invitational was moved from the spring to the fall to take advantage of Debbie Petrizzi, Texas 147 1971 Florida State 887 Greenville’s beautiful autumn weather. For many years the Furman golf course played at Michele Guilbault, FSU 214 5,885 yards for the Furman Invitational, but in 2005, former Lady Paladin coach Jen Hanna 1982 Georgia 912 Mitzi Edge, UGA 218 lengthened the course to 6,103 yards for tournament play. 1983 Snowed Out 1984 Furman 912 After a years absence due to course renovations in 2008, the Lady Paladin returned Mary Anne Widman, Duke 219 1985 Furman 924 in 2009 with defending NCAA Division II National Champion Nova Southeastern edging out Annette Peitersen, FIU 227 1986 Furman 923 a strong field for the tournament title in two rounds after rain suspended play during the Dottie Pepper, Furman 218 1987 Furman 887 third round. Dottie Pepper, Furman 214 1988 Kentucky 936 The course was again lengthened in 2012 to 6,266 yards by former Lady Paladin Kate Rogerson, UK 225 1989 North Carolina 300 coach Kelley Hester. Donna Andrews, UNC 71 1990 Duke 942 Kelly Tilghman, Duke 231 1991 Duke 902 Barbara Koosa, Furman 221 1991 Furman 902 Kristel Mourgue d’Algue, Furman 218 Julie Foster, Florida 218 1992 Furman 904 Kristel Mourgue d’Algue, Furman 215 1993 Duke 897 Stephanie Sparks, Duke 216 1994 Wake Forest 897 Caroline Peek, Furman 215 Kim O’Connor, Oklahoma 215 1 1995 Furman 900 Marci Clemons, Auburn 218 1996 Wake Forest 908 Riko Higashio, Florida 220 1997 Furman 894 Angela Stanford, TCU 214 1998 Georgia 905 Robin Cook, Auburn 221 1999 Wake Forest 892 Angela Stanford, TCU 216 2000 Auburn 877 Celeste Troche, Auburn 210 2001 Auburn 893 Meredith Duncan, LSU 216 2002 Furman 880 Brooke Tull, TCU 212 2003 Georgia 866 Natalia Nichols, Georgia 215 2004 Furman 871 Monique Gesualdi, Furman 213 2005 Furman 894 Christina Jones, USF 218 2006 Northwestern 912 Alice Kim, Northwestern 216 2007 TCU 896 Carmen Perez-Narbon, UNC Wilmington 217 2008 Did Not Play (Course Renovations) 2009 Nova Southeastern 611 Sandra Changkija, Nova Southeastern 147 2010 Chattanooga 915 Sandra Changkitja, Nova Southeastern 223 2011 South Florida 933 Charlotte Lorentzen, Georgia State 222 2012 Chattanooga 896 Marion Duvernay, Chattanooga 219 2013 Wisconsin 865 Ashlan Ramsey, Clemson 209 2014 Furman 860 Taylor Totland, Furman 209 Former Furman Golfer Taylor Totland won the Lady Paladin in 2014. 2015 Missouri 871 Alice Hewson, Clemson 213 2016 Texas 853 Emilee Hoffman, Texas 210 2017 Jiwon Jeon, Daytona State 205 Furman 857 2018 Haylee Harford, Furman 207 Furman 856 SIX FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS FURMAN GOLF 2019-20 RECORD BOOK TOP TEAM AND INVIDIVIDUAL ROUNDS TOP INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS 2015 Alice Chen Lady Paladin Invitational 69 (2nd) Year Player Tournament Score (Round) 2015 Alice Chen Yale Intercollegiate 69 (1st) 2018 Haylee Harford Cougar Classic 63 (2nd) 2016 Alice Chen 3M Augusta Invitational 69 (1st) 1995 Caroline Peek NCAA Championship 65 (2nd) 2016 Taylor Totland Clemson Invitational 69 (1st) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan NCAA Tallahassee Regional 65 (1st) 2016 Alice Chen Clemson Invitational 69 (2nd) 1997 Ashli Price Lady Gamecock 66 (1st) 2016 Taylor Totland NCAA Championships 69 (3rd) 2003 Brandi Jackson NCAA East Regional 66 (3rd) 2016 Natalie Srinivasan Lady Paladin Invitational 69 (1st) 2016 Natalie Srinivasan Cougar Classic 66 (2nd) 2016 Alice Chen Lady Paladin Invitational 69 (2nd) 2017 Haylee Harford Lady Paladin Invitational 66 (3rd) 2016 Natalie Srinivasan Cougar Classic 69 (1st) 1993 K. Mourgue d’Algue NCAA East Regional 67 (2nd) 2016 Taylor Totland Cougar Classic 69 (1st) 2004 Sarah Johnston Liz Murphey 67 (2nd) 2017 Haylee Harford Lady Puerto Rico Classic 69 (2nd) 2007 Kathleen Ekey NCAA East Regional 67 (1st) 2017 Alice Chen Lady Puerto Rico Classic 69 (3rd) 2013 Laura Wearn Briar’s Creek 67 (3rd) 2017 Alice Chen Clemson Invitational 69 (2nd) 2016 Haylee Harford Cougar Classic 67 (1st) 2017 Haylee Harford Brickyard Collegiate 69 (3rd) 2017 Alice Chen ANNIKA Intercollegiate 67 (2nd 2017 Alice Chen Southern Conference 69 (1st) 2018 Reona Hirai Clemson Invitational 67 (1st) 2017 Natalie Srinivasan Southern Conference 69 (1st) 2018 Alice Chen Clemson Invitational 67 (2nd) 2017 Haylee Harford NCAA Lubbock Regional 69 (2nd) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Cougar Classic 67 (1st) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Moon Golf Invitational 69 (1st) 2018 Haylee Harford Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational 67 (1st) 2018 Alice Chen Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 69 (1st) 1977 Beth Daniel WSIC 68 (2nd) 2018 Reona Hirai SunTrust Gator Invitational 69 (1st) 1986 Dottie Pepper Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Haylee Harford SunTrust Gator Invitational 69 (3rd) 1994 Caroline Peek Southern Conference 68 (1st) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Clemson Invitational 69 (1st) 1994 Caroline Peek NCAA Championship 68 (1st) 2018 Haylee Harford Clemson Invitational 69 (2nd) 2000 Jennifer Perri Southern Conference 68 (1st) 2018 Jacqueline Bendrick Clemson Invitational 69 (2nd) 2001 Leigh Turner Bryan National 68 (3rd) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Clemson Invitational 69 (2nd) 2002 Leigh Turner Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Clemson Invitational 69 (3rd) 2003 Brandi Jackson NCAA East Regional 68 (1st) 2018 Haylee Harford NCAA Championships 69 (4th) 2005 Jenny Suh Southern Conference 68 (1st) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan Cougar Classic 69 (2nd) 2012 Laura Wearn Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2018 Kyra Cox Lady Paladin Invitational 69 (1st) 2014 Taylor Totland Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (2nd) 2015 Jacqueline Bendrick Seminole Match-Up 68 (3rd) TOP TEAM ROUNDS 2015 Alice Chen 3M Jaguar Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) Year Tournament Score (Round) 2015 Taylor Totland 3M Jaguar Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2018 Clemson Invitational 273 (2nd) 2015 Taylor Totland Southern Conference 68 (3rd) 2017 ANNIKA Intercollegiate 277 (2nd) 2015 Taylor Totland Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Clemson Invitational 277 (1st) 2015 Alice Chen Yale Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2016 Cougar Classic 278 (1st) 2015 Reona Hirai Yale Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2016 Cougar Classic 280 (2nd) 2015 Jacqueline Bendrick Yale Intercollegiate 68 (3rd) 2017 Southern Conference 280 (1st) 2015 Haylee Harford Palmetto Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2017 NCAA Lubbock Regional 280 (3rd) 2016 Haylee Harford 3M Augusta Invitational 68 (3rd) 2017 Lady Paladin 280 (3rd) 2016 Alice Chen Clemson Invitational 68 (3rd) 2018 NCAA Tallahassee Regional 280 (1st) 2016 Taylor Totland Southern Conference 68 (2nd) 2015 Seminole Match-Up 281 (3rd) 2016 Haylee Harford Minnesota Invitataional 68 (3rd) 2016 Lady Paladin 281 (1st) 2016 Carly Burkhardt Cougar Classic 68 (3rd) 2015 Lady Paladin 282 (2nd) 2016 Taylor Totland Landfall Tradition 68 (2nd) 2017 Central District Invitational 282 (1st) 2017 Taylor Totland Central District Invitational 68 (1st) 2018 Cougar Classic 282 (2nd) 2 2017 Alice Chen Clemson Invitational 68 (1st) 1995 NCAA Championships 283 (2nd) 2017 Natalie Srinivasan NCAA Lubbock Regional 68 (3rd) 2014 Golfweek Program Challenge 283 (3rd) 2017 Natalie Srinivasan ANNIKA Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2017 Clemson Invitational 283 (2nd) 2017 Natalie Srinivasan Landfall Tradition 68 (2nd) 2017 NCAA Lubbock Regional 283 (2nd) 2018 Reona Hirai Clemson Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Moon Golf Invitational 283 (1st) 2018 Jacqueline Bendrick NCAA Tallahassee Regional 68 (2nd) 2018 SunTrust Gator Invitational 283 (3rd) 2018 Natalie Srinivasan NCAA Talahassee Regional 68 (3rd) 2018 NCAA Tallahassee Regional 283 (2nd) 2018 Haylee Harford Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (1st) 2018 NCAA Tallahassee Regional 283 (3rd) 2018 Haylee Harford Lady Paladin Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Cougar Classic 283 (1st) 2019 Haylee Harford Darius Rucker Intercollegiate 68 (2nd) 2018 Lady Paladin 283 (1st) 2019 Natalie Srinivasan Briar’s Creek Invitational 68 (2nd) 2018 Lady Paladin 283 (2nd) 2019 Jacqueline Bendrick PING/ASU Invitational 68 (3rd) 2019 PING/ASU Invitational 283 (3rd) 1977 Betsy King Betsy Rawls 69 (3rd) 2007 NCAA East Regional 284 (1st) 1983 Cindy Davis NCAA Championships 69 (2nd) 2009 Duramed Cougar Classic 284 (2nd) 1992 K. Mourgue d’Algue NCAA Championships 69 (4th) 2015 3M Jaguar Intercollegiate 284 (2nd) 1997 Ashli Price Lady Gamecock 69 (2nd) 2015 Southern Conference 284 (2nd) 1997 Jen Hanna Rolex Preview 69 (3rd) 2016 Landfall Tradition 284 (2nd) 1998 Jen Hanna Bryan National 69 (2nd) 2017 Lady Paladin 284 (2nd) 1998 Jen Hanna Southern Conference 69 (1st) 2018 SunTrust Gator Invitational 284 (2nd) 2000 Jennifer Perri Lady Gator 69 (1st) 2018 Clemson
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