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General Information Quick Facts & Table of Contents...... 1 Location...... Atlanta, Ga. Georgia State University...... 2-3 Founded...... 1913 University President Dr. Mark P. Becker...... 4 Enrollment...... 31,000 Nickname...... Panthers Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick...... 5 Colors...... Blue & White Athletics Staff...... 6 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Conference...... Colonial Athletic Association Athletics Success...... 7 President...... Dr. Mark P. Becker/ 2nd Year Athletics Facitilies...... 8-9 Director of Athletics...... Cheryl L. Levick/ 2nd Year Atlanta...... 10-11 Senior Woman Administrator...... Gail Barksdale Athletics Department Phone...... (404) 413-4000 Georgia State Campus...... 12-13 Campus Housing...... 14-15 Women’s Golf Information 2009-10 Record...... 127-74-0 Student-Athlete Development...... 16-17 2009-10 CAA Finish...... 1st Colonial Athletic Association...... 18 Individual NCAA Championship Appearances...... 1 (2006) Team NCAA Regional Appearances...... 6 Roster...... 19 (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010) Spring Preview...... 20-21 Team Conference Championships...... 5 2010-11 Schedule...... 21 (2003, 2005, 2006, 2009,2010) Individual Conference Championships...... 6 Head Coach Cathy Mant...... 22-24 (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010) Assistant Coach Jackie Szymoniak...... 25 Starters Returning/Lost...... 2/5 Fall Review...... 26-27 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 2/5 Newcomers...... 5 Support Staff...... 27 Home Course...... Eagle’s Landing Country Club Player Biographies...... 28-34 Stockbridge, Ga. 2010-11 Tournament Information...... 35 Holes/Par/Yardage...... 27/72/6,100 Fall 2010 Team Results...... 36 Coaching Staff Head Coach...... Cathy Mant (11th Season) 2009-10 Team Results...... 37 Alma Mater...... Arizona State 2009-10 Year in Review...... 38-39 Record at Georgia State...... 1,050-589-2 (.640) John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... 40-42 E-mail...... [email protected] Assistant Coach...... Jackie Szymoniak Honors & Awards...... 43 Alma Mater...... University of Georgia Records...... 44-45 E-mail...... [email protected] Office Phone...... (404) 413-4066 Team Records...... 46 Office Fax...... (404) 413-4001 All-Time Letterwinners...... 47 Sports Communications All-Time Results...... 48-49 Associate A.D...... Allison George Panthers in the Pros...... 50 Assistant A.D...... Charlie Taylor Associate SID...... Mike Holmes Assistant SID...... Ned Colegrove Ashley Webb Graduate Assistant...... Russell Dorn Women’s Golf SID Graduate Assistant...... Justin Glover Ashley Webb is in her first year as an employee Graduate Assistant...... Ashley Webb (W Golf Contact) of the sports communications office and a graduate Office Phone...... (404) 413-4034 student at Georgia State. She serves as primary Fax...... (404) 413-4035 contact for women’s soccer and women’s golf . Cell...... (404) 822-8680 Webb previously worked as a media relations Mailing Address...... P.O.Box 3975 student assistant in the Athletics Department at ...... Atlanta, GA 30302-3975 the University of Georgia. A native of Newnan, Ga., Overnight Address...... 125 Decatur St.,Suite 130 Webb graduated in 2010 from the University of Georgia with bachelor’s ...... Atlanta, GA 30303 degree in public relations and sports management. and is pursuing a master’s in sports administration at Georgia State.

CREDITS The 2010-11 Georgia State Women’s Golf Media Guide is an official publication of the Georgia State Athletics The 2011 Georgia State University Sports Information Office. This publication was written and designed by Ashley Webb. Photography pro- Women’s Golf media guide cover vided by Stephen Jones, Jackie Szymoniak and the Georgia State Sports Information office. Special thanks to was designed by Summit Athletic Media. Allison George and Charlie Taylor for their assistance and all previous SIDs for their records. www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 1 Defending CAA Champions

President Mark P. Becker has launched a major strategic planning initiative focused on positioning the university, as it sets its sights on its second century, to become one of the world’s premier urban universities.

ark P. Becker, the seventh president of Georgia State MUniversity, began his tenure A biostatistician, public health on Jan. 1, 2009. researcher and academic leader, Becker has launched a major stra- Becker served as executive vice presi- tegic planning initiative focused on dent for academic affairs and provost positioning the university, as it sets at the University of South Carolina its sights on its second century, to before assuming Georgia State’s become one of the world’s premier presidency. urban universities. Embracing its Prior to that appointment, Becker commitments to recognized excel- spent three years at the University of lence in education and research, as Minnesota as a biostatistics professor, well as its unique location in and com- dean of the School of Public Health mitment to Atlanta, the university is and assistant vice president of Public poised to rise to new levels of accom- Health, Preparedness and Emergency plishment and impact. Response. Under Becker’s leadership, GSU recently launched From 1989 to 2000, Becker was a professor and the Second Century Initiative for faculty excellence, associate dean for academic affairs at University of most often referred to as “2CI.” This initiative will bring Michigan’s School of Public Health. He also has held aca- 100 additional faculty members to Georgia State over demic appointments at the University of Washington, the five years to build internationally recognized scholarly University of Florida and Cornell University. strength and critical mass in areas of priority. Becker earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Becker is a member of the Central Atlanta Progress Towson State University and his doctorate in statistics Executive Committee; Atlanta Committee for Progress from the Pennsylvania State University. Board of Directors; Georgia Aquarium Board; Woodruff During his career, Becker has been involved in sev- Arts Center Board of Trustees; Metro Atlanta Chamber eral professional associations, including the American of Commerce Board of Directors; Georgia Chamber Association for the Advancement of Science, the of Commerce Board of Directors; Georgia Research International Biometric Society and the American Alliance Board of Trustees; 191 Club Board of Governors; Statistical Association, where he is a fellow. He has ARCHE (Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education) been principal investigator on research grants from the Board; and the World Affairs Council of Atlanta Board of National Institutes of Health and the National Science Directors. Foundation, and he has published extensively in leading journals of medicine, public health, and statistics. Becker has served on a number of editorial boards, was co-editor of Sociological Methodology, and was a guest editor for Sociological Methods and Research and for the Journal of the American Statistical Association. Becker and his wife, Laura Voisinet, have two grown children, Matthew and Julia.

President Becker, Director of Athletics Cheryl Levick and head coach Bill Curry begin the Countdown to Touchdown on Sept. 2, 2009. Cheryl L. Levick carries a resume of experience and success from prestigious athletics programs across the nation in her position as Director of Athletics at Georgia State University.

harged with leading GSU athletics in an era of Street & Smith’s Sports Busi- unprecedented opportunity, Cheryl Levick has ness Journal. She is a past Cquickly put her stamp on the Panther program with president of the NCAA Divi- the kickoff of Georgia State football and the continued sion I-AAA Athletic Directors growth of the overall program. Highlights of her first Association. year on the job include historic increases in fundraising, Before going to Maryland numerous facilities upgrades—most notably the GSU Foot- in 2007, she served three years ball Practice Complex—successful launch of ticketing and (2004-07) as director of athletics marketing campaigns for football, and rebranding of the at Saint Louis, where she led school’s mascot and athletic logos. the transition from Conference Under Levick’s leadership, Georgia State student- USA to the Atlantic 10 Con- athletes have excelled in the classroom, posting a grade ference and served as the lead point average over 3.0 while completing more than 4,000 fundraiser for a new $80 million hours of community service in 2009-10. on-campus arena and practice Levick came to Georgia State in March 2009 from the complex. In 2006, she received University of Maryland, where she served as chief of staff/ the Carl O. Bauer Award as the executive senior athletic director, overseeing daily manage- top amateur sports figure in the ment of the 27-sport program. Her impressive career St. Louis area. includes a total of seven years as director of athletics at Levick also spent four Santa Clara University and Saint Louis University as well years (2003-07) as director as nearly two decades in senior administrative positions at of athletics and recreation at Maryland and Stanford University and stints with the Pacific Santa Clara University. She 10 Conference and the NCAA headquarters. oversaw a major renovation of Levick was named the 2001 Division I Athletic Adminis- the Broncos’ basketball arena trator of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate while securing approval for a Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA). In 2005-06, $42.75 million commitment she received the General Sports TURF Systems Athletic within the University’s capital Director of the Year Award for the NCAA Division I Central campaign. Region, and she was recognized in both 1998 and 1999 as Prior to Santa Clara, one of the nation’s Top 25 Female Sports Executives by Levick worked 12 years at Stanford as senior associate athletic director and senior woman administrator. She served as the primary adminis- trator for 33 varsity programs that won 44 national champi- onships and six straight Sears Cup titles during her tenure. Levick previously served as assistant commissioner of the Pac-10 Conference, assistant director of commu- nications and women’s programs at the NCAA, women’s gymnastics coach and associate athletic director at Slippery Rock University, and assistant gymnastics coach and syn- chronized swim coach at Indiana University. She began her career at Pattonville Senior High School in St. Louis, Mo., coaching gymnastics and women’s track. Levick is a 1974 graduate of the University of Missouri, and she holds a masters degree in athletic administration from Indiana University. She has two daughters: Heather, who is married to Michael Klass, and Melissa. THE LEVICK FAMILY: (l-r) Michael, Heather, Cheryl and Melissa. DR. ANDREW SUMNER JAMES GREENWELL KOSHA IRBY TODD REESER Faculty Representative Executive Senior Associate Senior Associate Senior Associate for Athletics Director of Athletics Director of Athletics - Director of Athletics - External Affairs Development

GAIL BARKSDALE ALLISON GEORGE MARVIN LEWIS DENA FREEMAN- ISAAC FULLARD TINA KELLY Associate AD / Senior Associate AD - Associate AD - PATTON Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Woman Administrator Communications Administration & Assistant AD - Corporate Sales Marketing Finance Student-Athlete Development

KEVIN MILLER BOB MURPHY JOHN PORTLAND AWILDA RAGLAND ROB SLAVIS CHARLIE TAYLOR Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Assistant AD - Development Sports Medicine Facilities, Operations Business Compliance Communications & Events

Coming off the celebration of its 25th Anniversary in 2009-10, the Colonial Athletic Association has built a reputation as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences both athletically and academically.

The CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 national coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Just as impressive, however, are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads have five Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In combined to win 10 field hockey national titles since the championship 2009-10, the CAA had more than 1,700 of the league’s 4,000 began in 1981. Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship. Three women’s soccer after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a teams have reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament in varsity sport. The conference had 28 teams in 15 different sports two of the past three seasons and at least one men’s soccer team has receive NCAA Public Recognition Awards based on the latest advanced to the final 16 of the NCAA Championship in five of the Academic Progress Report released in 2010. last eight years. In men’s cross country, William & Mary placed fifth nationally as a team in 2009 and had three runners earn All-America The CAA currently sponsors 23 sports with the addition of a status. In the pool, George Mason’s Ashley Danner finished as the football league in 2007 and women’s rowing in 2009. Male athletes runner-up in the 100 breaststroke at the 2010 NCAA Championship compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, and received All-America honors along with Towson’s Meredith football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track & Budner. The CAA has sent multiple teams to the NCAA Baseball field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in Championship in nine of the last 13 years and has had at least 12 basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, players selected in the last eight Major League Baseball drafts. The softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball. In conference also boasts numerous All-Americans in tennis, golf, track 2009-10, 20 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 32 and field, women’s lacrosse and wrestling. student-athletes received All-America honors. Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy and the University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985.

Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001. Georgia State University and Northeastern University became members of the conference on July 1, 2005. 2010-11 Roster

2010-11 Georgia State Women’s Golf Team. Top Left: Head Coach Cathy Mant, Cherishton Brett, Laura Sanchez, Charlotte Guilleux, Assitant Coach Jackie Szymoniak. Bottom Left: Jennifer Worsham, Charlotte Lorentzen, Solveig Helgesen 2010-11 Roster Name Year Hometown Previous School Cherishton Brett R-Jr. Stockbridge, Ga. New Creation Center Charlotte Guilleux Jr. St Maur De Fosses, France Wayland Baptist University Solveig Helgesen Fr. Hagavik, Norway Norwegian School of Top Athletes Charlotte Lorentzen Jr. Soroe, Denmark Soroe Akademi Laura Sanchez Fr. Bogota, Colombia Gimnasio Aleman Friedrich von Shiller Jennifer Worsham So. Buford, Ga. Mill Creek H.S.

Head Coach: Cathy Mant (11th Season) Assistant Coach: Jackie Szymoniak (2nd Season) Pronunciations Cherishton Brett...... CHAIR-ish-ton Charlotte Guilleux...... GEE-you Charlotte Lorentzen...... LOR-ents-en Solveig Helgesen...... SOUL-vay HELL-guh-sin

ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Class: By State/Country: Seniors (0): Colombia (1): Laura Sanchez Juniors (3): Cherishton Brett (Rs.), Charlotte Guilleux, Charlotte Lorentzen Denmark (1): Charlotte Lorentzen Sophomores (1): Jennifer Worsham France (1): Charlotte Guilleux Freshmen (2): Solveig Helgesen, Laura Sanchez Georgia (2): Cherishton Brett, Jennifer Worsham Norway (1): Solveig Helgesen www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 19 Defending CAA Champions Spring Preview

wo-time defending Colonial Ath- sen (Norway) and Laura Sanchez (Co- Lorentzen also collected two CAA Tletic Association Champions. lombia) join sophomore Jennifer Wor- Golfer of the Week awards, bringing Check. Three consecutive bids to the sham (Buford, Ga.) and junior transfer her career-total to five weekly recog- NCAA Regionals. Check. Four-time Charlotte Guilleux (France) as the nitions from the conference. Starting CAA Coach of the Year. Check. It rookies on the 2010-11 team. Having the spring season ranked No. 46 in the seems all that is missing for the Geor- competed in four tournaments during Golf Week rankings, Lorentzen shows gia State women’s golf team is the the fall, the new members have proven promise to have yet another remark- chance to establish a presence on the themselves on a collegiate level and are able season. national stage with a first-time trip ready to take on the bulk of the sched- to the NCAA Championship. In the ule in the months to come. “Charlotte is our rock,” said Mant. hopes of adding this to the list of ac- “She is a very determined player who complishments for the Panthers, head “With such a young team, having the works meticulously at improvement. coach Cathy Mant outlined some of first semester behind them has really She has something specific to work on the goals she feels will help contrib- made the newcomers more comfort- every week and that keeps her moti- ute to the team’s debut at the vated and engaged. She sets a NCAA Championship. terrific example for the rest of “They are all trying to be the team because of her work “Two of our major goals this ethic and time management. season are to repeat as the 2011 the best they can be both in Charlotte is going to have an in- CAA Champions and to move credible spring season and is a on to the NCAA Regional Tour- the classroom and on the golf contender to win every tourna- nament,” said Mant. “On a ment we play.” smaller scale, other goals are to course. What more can you lower our tournament scoring The Panthers will kick-off their average by at least a couple of ask for?” spring season on Feb. 13 with a shots. We would like to contin- return trip to Sorrento, Fla. to ue to tighten up a few specific areas in able with everything from school, to compete in the UCF Challenge. Geor- our performance like our short game the surroundings, to what it is like gia State has finished in the top spot at and bunker play. The hope is, if we can to compete in the U.S. at a collegiate the previously known UCF Invitation- meet and exceed all of these, we will level,” said Mant. “The comfort and al twice before in back-to-back years, reach our perpetual goal of qualifying experience they gained throughout the 2004 and 2005. The team fell two shots for the NCAA National Champion- fall semester will make it easier for us short of first place last year to Texas ship.” to reach our goals. They are more com- A&M, but look to retake the crown in fortable now and with that we can re- 2011 to become three-time champions. Along with the overall team goals, the ally attack some things and move for- Panthers also plan to concentrate this ward.” At the 2010 edition of the UCF Chal- season on mastering each golfer’s in- lenge, Lorentzen finished in the top- dividual goals as a means to reach the “The team chemistry so far this season five with a share of fourth place; eight National Championship in May. has been fabulous,” said Mant. “They strokes shy of first place. With an extra all have a common goal of being the year’s experience, this season’s tourna- “Prior to the start of the spring sea- best they can be and they have been ment in Sorrento, Fla. could result in son, we looked at each area with every working towards that all season. Every- another victory for the Dane. golfer and developed a more specific one has also done a great job with aca- practice plan tailored to each individ- demics. It really is a testament to their Georgia State will remain within the ual person to improve upon what they hard work. They are all trying to be the state lines for its next tournament as need most,” said Mant. “Having a cus- best they can be both in the classroom the team ventures south to Valdosta, tomized practice agenda will help the and on the golf course. What more can Ga. to participate in the Kinderlou golfers to reach their individual goals you ask for? I’m really impressed with Forest Challenge hosted by Kennesaw which in turn will contribute to reach- all they have accomplished.” State University. ing the teams’ goals.” Highlighting the team once again this The team continues with competition Georgia State returned only two start- spring season will be 2010 CAA Player March 6-7 with a return trip to the ers from last season’s team. With the of the Year, Charlotte Lorentzen. The SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational vacancies in the line-up, the Panthers Soroe, Denmark native landed two in Gainesville, Fla. Last year despite a will have four newcomers on the ros- top-five finishes in the fall, including a top-15 finish from Lorentzen, the Pan- ter for the spring season, each with runner-up title in the Lady Paladin In- thers completed 54-holes at the Uni- their own expertise and strengths on vitational decided by a sudden-death versity of Florida’s annual tournament the course. Freshmen Solveig Helge- playoff. Along with her high finishes, with a 10th place finish out of the 15- www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 20 2010-11 Women’s Golf Spring Preview

2010 Fall Schedule Date Tournament Location/Finish Course Sept. 17-18 Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Albuquerque, N.M. UNM Championship G.C. 13th of 17 Oct. 2-3 Notre Dame Invitational South Bend, Ind. Warren G.C. 6th of 13 Oct. 8-10 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Knoxville, Tenn. Holston Hill C.C. 13th of 15 Oct. 29-31 Lady Paladin Invitational Greenville, S.C. Furman G.C. 2nd of 17

2011 Spring Schedule Date Tournament Location Course Feb. 13-15 UCF Challenge Sorrento, Fla. Red Tail G.C. Feb. 27-March 1 Kinderlou Forest Challenge Valdosta, Ga. Kinderlou Forest March 6-7 SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational Gainesville, Fla. Mark Bostick G.C. March 21-22 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate Stockbridge, Ga. Eagle’s Landing C.C. April 1-3 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Athens, Ga. UGA G.C. April 22-24 CAA Championship Pinehurst, N.C. Pinehurst No. 1 May 5-7 NCAA Regional East: Daytona Beach, Fla. Victoria Hills G.C. Central: South Bend, Ind. Warren G.C. West: Auburn, Wash. Washington National G.C. May 17-21 NCAA Championship Bryan, Texas Traditions G.C. team field. This season with fresh, new place, the team notched wins over three standing Player and a spot on the All- talent on the line-up, Georgia State will top-25 teams: No. 11 Tennessee, No. 12 tournament team. look to eclipse last season’s finish with Florida and No. 16 Georgia. a place on the top-half of the leader “We have to stay focused,” said Mant. board. Georgia State will then have three “We have to practice with purpose. weeks of preparation before attempting We have to improve our short game. Following their trip to Florida, the a three-peat at the CAA Championship For us to preserve our title as CAA Panthers will return home to host the in Pinehurst, N.C. The team will play Champions, we’ve got to stay at a little 18th annual John Kirk/Panther Inter- Pinehurst No.1 at the famed resort. more even keel. If there are a couple collegiate at their home course, Eagle’s of members having down days, the Landing Country Club in Stockbridge, At the 2010 CAA Championship, Geor- rest of the team has to step up. Not ev- Ga. Georgia State has won three years gia State took first place with a nine eryone can struggle at the same time. and taken back-to-back medalists in stroke advantage over runner up James If we can maintain these facets of the individual competition. Last year, the Madison. The Panthers finished the game, we will absolutely have the abil- Panthers blew away the other competi- first round in second place, just one ity to three-peat at this year’s confer- tion in the field taking the top spot with shot shy of the top spot. The team came ence championship.” a 14-shot lead over second place, the back during the second round to take sixth best margin of victory in Georgia first place and further extended its lead An impressive showing at the CAA State women’s golf history. in the final round to outshoot the field Championship means a return trip to by six strokes and defend its title as the NCAA regional for Georgia State. The Panthers wrap up their regular CAA Champions. With a top-8 finish, the Panthers will season in Athens, Ga. at the Liz Mur- earn their first-ever trip to the NCAA phey Collegiate Classic. Georgia State Lorentzen dominated individual com- Championship held in Bryan, Texas to will look to make another impres- petition, earning medalist honors with compete among the best 24 collegiate sive showing this season after captur- a 10 shot lead over second place. Along women’s golf teams in the country. ing 13th place last year in the 23-team with her title as CAA Champion, she field. Led by Lorentzen’s share of 13th earned the tournament’s Most Out- www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 21 Defending CAA Champions Head Coach Cathy Mant

CATHY MANT 11th Year 1062-619-2 (.632)

Six Time Conference Coach of the Year Five Conference Championships As the winningest coach in Geor- ment victories, won five conference titles, made seven NCAA gia State golf history, Cathy Mant Regional appearances (six team, one individual), and picked has established a national pres- up six coach of the year awards as the first and only full-time ence for Panther golf during her women’s golf coach in school history. tenure. Now in her 11th season at the helm, Mant is in the midst of In the fall of 2010, Mant’s team finished strong with a second- her most successful run yet. place finish at the Lady Paladin Invitational. Junior Charlotte Lorentzen garnered two runner-up finishes as well as two CAA In the five years since Georgia Player of the Week nods. The Panthers hard work on the links State joined the Colonial Ath- transferred to the classroom as the women’s golf team posted letic Association, Mant has led the highest GPA of all team sports for the fall semester and had the Panthers to three conference six golfers named to honor rolls. championships (2010, 2009, 2006), two conference runner-up finish- Last season, Georgia State women’s golf continued to build on es (2007, 2008), and four NCAA Regional berths (2010, 2009, the success of previous years as the Panthers captured both 2008, 2006). the team and individual CAA Championship title earning the team’s sixth NCAA regional berth. Standout sophomore In addition, Mant has been named CAA Coach of the Year Lorentzen earned CAA Player of the Year, earned a spot on four times in five seasons (2010, 2009, 2008, 2006). Mant holds the All-Tournament team and achieved CAA Medalist and the distinction of being named CAA Coach of the Year more CAA Tournament M.O.P. Mant collected her third consecutive times than any other coach in conference history. In 2009, Mant CAA Coach of the Year award, amouting to six total confer- added another award to her growing list of accolades as she ence coach of the year honors. Along with her coaching duties was named NGCA East Region Coach of the Year. at Georgia State, Mant also served as a member of the 2009-10 NGCA board of directors. Over 11 seasons at Georgia State, Mant has amassed 21 tourna- www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 22 2010-11 Women’s Golf Head Coach Cathy Mant

Throughout the 2009-10 season, Mant’s squad posted three team victories, including a repeat win at the 2009 Lady Pi- Mant was previously rate Intercollegiate in Greenville, N.C. The team’s impressive named the A-Sun Con- performance landed three members on the All-Conference ference Coach of the Year team at the conclusion on the regular season and earned six in 2003 after leading the separate CAA Player of the Week awards throughout the du- Panthers to their first- ration of the fall and spring seasons. ever conference title and NCAA Tournament bid. The 2008-09 season may have been the most successful in program history as Georgia State climbed as high as 27th in Under Mant’s leadership, the national rankings on their way to a CAA championship the women’s golf team and an NCAA Central Regional berth. The Panthers placed won a school-record four three players on the first team all-CAA and posted a school- tournaments and finished record six wins. in the top-five in nine events during 2004-05. During the 2008-09 campaign, Mant earned her fifth coach She also directed former of the year award. Newcomer Charlotte Lorentzen won the golfer Lisbeth Meincke CAA Rookie of the Year award. Panthers were named CAA to four straight confer- Golfer of the Week a total of eight times over the course of ence individual titles and the season. conference player of the Ultimately, Georgia State finished ninth of 21 at the NCAA year honors in 2005 and Regional, one spot shy of qualifying for the school’s first-ever 2006. In addition, Mant helped Joanna Klatten become Geor- team berth in the NCAA Championship. gia State’s first women’s golfer to qualify and compete in the NCAA National Championship in 2006. In 2007-08, Mant coached Georgia State to wins at the Lady Jaguar Invitational and John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate. Mant was named Georgia State’s first full-time women’s golf The Panthers finished second at the CAA Championship, coach in September of 2000 and set immediate expectations earning a berth in the NCAA East Regional. The NCAA ap- for developing a nationally successful program at that point. pearance was the fourth in school history, all four coming Her collegiate golfing career reached its pinnacle in 1970, under Mant’s tutelage. Mant was awarded with her second when Mant won the individual title of what was then called CAA Coach of the Year trophy in three years, her fourth con- the Division of Girls and Women’s Sports Championship, ference coach of the year honor all-time. now known as the Women’s NCAA Championship.

Mant was named the CAA Coach of the Year in 2006 af- Accompanying that victory at Arizona State University, she ter leading the Panthers to a CAA title in their first year of was named a Collegiate All-American and was inducted into membership. With the conference title in hand, the Panthers the Arizona State University Sports Hall of Fame in 1999. earned their second-straight and third-ever automatic bid Mant helped continue a strong tradition of success in the Sun to the NCAA Regional. It also marked the second consecu- Devils’ program, a tradition that now includes Joanne Carn- tive year that Georgia State won the conference title. Mant er, Heather Farr, and Danielle Ammaccapane. guided a young team to two team titles and seven top-five finishes in 2005-06. After her collegiate days came to an end, Mant played on the LPGA Tour from 1976 to 1986. Mant’s best finish on the Tour She was honored as the Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the was third at the Rail Charity Championship in Springfield, Year in 2005 after guiding the Panthers to their second con- Ill. She played in 10 United States Women’s Opens, as well as ference championship and NCAA Regional automatic bid. each major on the LPGA Tour. Mant was highly involved in

TEAM VICTORIES ALL-TOURNAMENT ALL-CONFERENCE Fall 2010...... 0 SELECTIONS SELECTIONS 2009-10...... 3 2009-10...... 1 2009-10...... 3 2008-09...... 6 2008-09...... 2 2008-09...... 4 2007-08...... 2 2007-08...... 1 2007-08...... 3 2006-07...... 1 2006-07...... 2 2006-07...... 3 2005-06...... 2 2005-06...... 2 2005-06...... 2 2004-05...... 4 2004-05...... 2 2004-05...... 3 2003-04...... 1 2003-04...... 1 2003-04...... 1 2002-03...... 1 2002-03...... 1 2002-03...... 2 2001-02...... 1 2001-02...... 0 2001-02...... 2 2000-01...... 0 2000-01...... 0 2000-01...... 1 TOTAL...... 21 TOTAL...... 12 TOTAL...... 24 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 23 Defending CAA Champions Head Coach Cathy Mant

the LPGA player government and served as a player representative to the LPGA Board of Directors as well as the President of the LPGA Tournament Division in 1985.

When she finished her LPGA career, Mant decided to devote her time and energy to a full- time teaching career. She has developed a strong following of students, many of whom have gone on to play collegiate golf at such universities as Stanford, the University of Southern California, Oregon, Arizona State, Tennessee, San Jose State, and Ohio State. Mant is a Class A member of both the LPGA Tour, the Teaching and CP Division, and currently serves on the United States Girls’ Junior Committee. Mant continues to teach at Eagle’s Landing Country Club, home of the John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate. In 2002, Mant was named one of Golf For Women’s “Top 50 Teachers.”

One of Mant’s largest areas of focus is the short game, believing strong short play allows the Panthers to consistently compete at the top level. Mant regularly works with State’s golfers on firming old technique and introducing new short shots. She also devotes time to the mental aspects of the game and course management, a subject she feels most amateur golfers do not completely understand and often ignore in practice time.

Mant is also a member of the Golf Coaches Hall of Fame, an induction that came in 1989. In 1999, Mant co-authored “Golf Coaches Guide to Success,” a book designed to help high school golf coaches prepare members of their golf teams for the college golf experience.

Mant was born in Seattle, Wash., and grew up in Eugene, Ore. She is married to Rick Mant and has a daughter, Ashley (24), who recently married Georgia State alum Charlie Cash. Mant received her Bachelor of Science degree in marketing from Arizona State in 1972.

Georgia State Golf Under Cathy Mant Conference Champions (5) 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 Conference Medalists (6) 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 Conference Runners-up (3) 2004, 2007, 2008 NCAA Championship Berth (1) 2006 (Individual) NCAA Regional Berth (6) 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 Conference Coach of the Year (6) 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 NGCA Regional Coach of the Year (1) 2009 Conference Player of the Year (4) 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 Conference Rookie of the Year (2) 2008, 2009 Conference Tournament M.O.P. (2) 2008, 2010

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JACKIE SZYMONIAK 2nd Year University of Georgia ‘06

Jackie Szymoniak is in her game during summer camps at Westhampton Country first year as full-time assistant Club in Westhampton, N.Y., UGA Men’s and Women’s coach after acting as gradu- Golf Camps in Athens, Ga. and Canongate at Summer- ate assistant coach during Grove Golf Club in Newnan, Ga. the 2009-10 season. Before lending her coaching talents Szymoniak graduated from the University of Georgia in to Georgia State, Szymoniak 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts in speech communication spent 2007 and 2008 on the and achieved a Masters’ degree in sports administration Duramed Futures Tour. in 2010 from Georgia State. She is married to Tom Szy- moniak. Szymoniak played her col- lege golf at the University of Georgia from 2002-2006. Szy- moniak took medalist honors at the 2004 Mason Rudolph Championship and registered top-ten finishes at the 2004 Lady Puerto Rico Classic and 2006 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic. In October 2004, she was named the National and SEC Golfer of the Week.

In addition to Szymoniak’s accomplishments on the course, she was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll each of her four years, named to the SEC Good Works Team in 2004, 2005, and 2006, and earned a place on the Dean’s List in 2003 and 2004.

Szymoniak excelled as an amateur during her college years, qualifying for the match play portion of the U.S. Women’s Amateur in 2005 after tying for fourth at the 2005 U.S. Women’s Public Links Amateur Championship. During the summer months, Szymoniak has taught the www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 25 Defending CAA Champions Fall Review

ith back-to-back Colonial Ath- As the top returning starter, defend- With first-time jitters behind them, the Wletic Association Champion- ing CAA Champion Charlotte Lorent- Panthers next turned its sights to the ships to its name, the Georgia State zen stepped into an expanded role William K. Warren Irish Invitational women’s golf team entered the Fall in the 2010-11 season as a leader for hosted by Notre Dame. Georgia State 2010 season looking to extend its suc- her new teammates. With five career bounced back after struggling in the cess with first-time trips to all four of top five finishes and title as 2010 CAA opening round. The Panthers shot 320 the tournaments on the Panthers’ fall Golfer of the Year, Lorentzen entered on the opening 18 and rallied from line-up. the fall season determined to build off last place in the 13-team field. The the success she has enjoyed through- second-d-round 299, the third best Returning only two golfers from last out the past two years. score of the round, jumped the team year’s squad, Georgia State would six spots in the standings to enter the need a talented bunch of newcomers Redshirt junior Cherishton Brett also final round in seventh place. With a fi- to complete the roster for the 2010- returned from last year’s team to con- nal round 306, the team rose one more 11 season. Thanks to the exquisite tribute as a member of the 2011-11 spot in the standings to finish in sixth recruiting skills of head coach Cathy squad. place. Mant and assistant coach Jackie Szy- moniak, the Panthers welcomed five The first appearance on schedule Despite entering the final-round in new members, hailing from across for the Panthers was in Albuquer- the lead, Lorentzen fell ill during the the globe, to round out the line-up for que, N.M. at the Branch Law Firm/ last 18 holes and dropped one spot to the upcoming season. Dick McQuire Invitational hosted by claim a share of the runner-up posi- the University of New Mexico. This tion with a 218, missing out on first From overseas, Georgia State picked would mark Georgia State’s first-ever place by three strokes. Her share of up Jenny Haggblom of Finland, visit to the Grand Canyon State and second-place represented the fourth Solveig Helgesen of Norway and only the sixth time in Mant’s 10-year top-five of her career and earned the Laura Sanchez of Colombia. This tenure that the team would cross the Soroe, Denmark native her first CAA trio of international golfers came to Mississippi River. Player of the Week honor of the young the U.S. to make their intercollegiate fall season. Lorentzen’s second-round golf debut in Georgia State blue and Paced by Lorentzen’s share of 11th 69 represented her lowest score of the white. The team also collected junior place, the Panthers finished their de- season, just one stroke higher than her Charlotte Guilleux, a native of France but tournament of the 2010-11 season career-low. who had gained two years of colle- in 13th place out of the 17-team field. giate golf experience at the NAIA lev- After playing two rounds during the Just a week later, Georgia State contin- el playing for Wayland Baptist Uni- first day of the competition, Georgia ued with its fall season in Knoxville, versity in Plainview, Texas. The only State improved its shooting during Tenn. at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate local of the group, sophomore Jenni- the final round of stroke play to finish Classic hosted by the University of fer Worsham, garnered her golf skills the day’s 18 holes at a respectable five Tennessee. The Panthers had to ven- while playing with the Mill Creek over par 297. Only four teams shot ture to the Volunteer State without its High School women’s golf team up lower in the last round of competition. top finisher Lorentzen. She was not the road in Buford, Ga. included in the line-up due to an ill- ness that had developed during the previous weekend’s tournament. With Lorentzen’s absence, the newcomers had to step-up to fill that position and were joined by redshirt-junior Brett.

The team gave a respectable per- formance throughout the first two rounds to enter into the final 18 holes in ninth place out of the 15-team field. Unfortunately, the Panthers struggled during the third round and slipped four spots on the leader board to fin- ish the tournament in 13th place. Sanchez led the pack, finishing with a share of 30th place. The Bogota, Co- lombia native carded a 1-over 73 in the third round to account for her best www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 26 2010-11 Women’s Golf Support Staff round score of the fall season. Haggb- out on medalist honors to the tourna- ing a helping hand around the commu- lom and Helgesen also recorded their ment’s defending individual cham- nity. The team members donated their career-low rounds while playing in the pion after the pair competed in a sud- time at four separate philanthropic Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champion- den-death playoff due to the tie that events: a golf fundraiser benefitting ship, firing a par-72 and 2-over 74 dur- resulted between the two at the con- the Larry Nelson-Joe Inman Foun- ing the second round, respectively. clusion of the final round. The runner- dation, Open Hands, Boys and Girls up finish earned Lorentzen her second Club of Greater Atlanta and the Ham- With a No. 61 ranking in Golf Digest, CAA Player of the Week honor of the mond Park Neighborhood Cleanup. Georgia State wrapped up its fall sea- season and the fifth of her career. son during the final weekend in Octo- To complement its success on the golf ber as the team competed in the Lady The Panthers ended the first round course, the Georgia State women’s golf Paladin Invitational, hosted by Fur- on top but struggled through a windy team succeeded in the classroom as man University in Greenville, S.C. Af- second round to drop to second place. well, posting the highest grade point ter missing out on the last tournament, Although the team bettered their day average of all 18 team sports for the Lorentzen returned to the field of play, two score by 13 strokes in the final fall semester with a cumulative team ranked in the top 50 in Golf Digest’s round, it was not enough to overtake grade point average of 3.69. Six mem- rankings. first-place Chattanooga’s lead and bers of the squad earned academic Georgia State claimed the runner-up honors with three highlighting the Led by Lorentzen’s runner-up fin- title. President’s List with a GPA of 4.0 or ish, the Panthers concluded their fall higher. season with a second-place finish, the Following the conclusion of their fall team’s highest finish from the season’s season, the Panthers stayed busy lend- quartet of tournaments. Lorentzen lost

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CHARLOTTE LORENTZEN JUNIOR • 5-6 Soroe, Denmark Soroe Akademi

shootout for medalist honors ... Competed in the 2010 World Amateur Team Championships as a member of the three-member Danish team that finished tied for 11th place out of 52 international teams. Individually, Lorentzen finished with a share of 62nd place out of the 155 participants, shooting 75-71-77-75=298... Named to the President’s List. Career: 2010 CAA Cham- pion and Most Outstanding 2009-10: Captured her first career victory at the 2010 Player ... 2010 CAA Golfer of CAA Championships as she become the third Panther the Year ... 2010 CAA Schol- in history to earn medalist honors at the CAA Champi- ar-Athlete of the Year ... 2010 onship ... Named Most Outstanding Player of the CAA NGCA All-American Scholar Championships and a member of the CAA All-Tourna- ... Co-Winner of the 2010 GSU ment team ... Named CAA Golfer of the Year ... Earned Student-Athlete of the Year Award ... 2009 CAA Rookie of three CAA Golfer of the Week honors ... The first for post- the Year ... Five-time CAA Golfer of the Week ... Garnered ing a fourth-place finish at the UCF Challenge helping to five top-5’s, six top-10’s and 14 top-20’s ... Named to the lead the Panthers to 2nd place out of 17 teams ... The President’s List once ... Earned a spot on the Dean’s List second four weeks later for notching 13th place among on four separate occasions. a field comprised of the nation’s best golfers at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic in Athens, Ga. to contribute Fall 2010: Competed in three of the four Panthers’ fall to Georgia State’s 13th place finish, the team’s all-time tournaments, missing one due to an illness ... Garnered best finish at University of Georgia’s annual tournament two top-5 finishes to bring her career-total to five top 5’s ... The third came just two weeks later for earning a share ... Earned two CAA Golfer of the Week Honors ... The of 14th place helping her team to a 10th place finish ... first for her second-place finish at the William K. Warren Shot her career-best 68 in first-round of the UCF Chal- Irish Invitational in which she fired her lowest tourna- lenge ... Named CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... Co- ment score of the fall season, 218 ... The second for her winner of the GSU Student-Athlete of the Year Award runner-up finish in the Lady Paladin Invitational which ... Named a National Golf Coaches’ Association (NGCA) came after losing on the second hole of a sudden-death www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 28 2010-11 Women’s Golf Meet the Panthers

All-American Scholar ... Named to the Dean’s List both fall and spring semesters.

Spring 2009: Finished in the CHARLOTTE’S top-25 in every event ... Named CAA Player of the Week for her SCORECARD second place finish at the Sun- SEASON T RDS STK AVG LOW Trust Lady Gator Invitational ... ‘08-09 5 15 1136 75.73 73 Named CAA Rookie of the Year ‘09-10 12 33 2470 74.84 68 ... Named to the Dean’s List. Fall ‘10 3 9 662 73.55 69 TOTALS 20 57 4268 74.87 68 Amateur: Joined the Panthers TOP 5 FINISHES: 5 in January 2009 ... Her 2007 sea- TOP 10 FINISHES: 6 son included wins at the Danish TOP 20 FINISHES: 14 Matchplay Championship, Royal PAR OR BETTER ROUNDS: 11 Tour Three, Danish Strokeplay Championship and Danish Inter- BEST FINISH: 1st - 2010 CAA Championship national Ladies Amateur ... Com- LOW ROUND: 68 - 2009 UCF Challenge - 1st peted in the 2008 World Team LOW TOURNAMENT (2 Rounds): Championships, one of three 151 - 2009 Hooters Women’s Collegiate women competing for the Den- LOW TOURNAMENTS (3 Rounds): mark team that finished eighth 217 - 2010 CAA Championship out of 48 teams ... Finished 2006 217 - 2010 NCAA East Regional ranked fifth among juniors in Denmark and seventh among women in Denmark. Individually, Lorentzen finished tied for 20th place out of 143, 2008-09 SCORES firing 76-70-78-73=297... In 2006, won the International Team Match ver- T14 Qdoba Invitational...... - 75-76-75=226 sus Norway, the Danish Junior Championship Qualifier and competed at T22 John Kirk/Panther...... 77-75-76=228 the European Ladies Championship. T2 Lady Gator Invitational...... 76-74-74=224 T13 CAA Championship...... 76-73-80=229 Prep: Attended Soroe Akademi in Soroe, Denmark ... Admitted to the T20 NCAA Central Regional...... 77-75-77=229 Danish Golf Union’s Talent Development program within which she 2009-10 SCORES played four years for the Danish Junior National Team. 3-0-0 Hooters Women’s Collegiate...... 80-71=151 Personal: Charlotte Kring Lorentzen was born on March 16, 1990 ... She T51 Golfweek Challenge...... 83-78-78=234 is the daughter of Jan and Lene Lorentzen ... Has one older sister, Katrine T30 Eat A Peach...... 78-77=155 ... All of her family members are golfers ... Majoring in journalism. T7 Lady Pirate...... 71-73-76=220 T48 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 79-70-83=232 T17 Hurricane Invitational...... 77-77-73=227 T4 UCF Challenge...... 68-74-76=218 DQ John Kirk/Panther...... 75-77-DQ T13 Liz Murphey...... 79-72-76=227 T14 Lady Gator Invitational...... 74-76-70=220 1 CAA Championship...... 75-73-69=217 T13 NCAA East Regional...... 70-74-73=217 FALL 2010 SCORES T11 Dick McGuire Invitational...... 79-72-70=221 T2 William K. Warren Irish...... 75-69-74=218 2 Paladin Invitational...... 73-76-74=223

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CHARLOTTE GUILLEUX JUNIOR • 5-2 St. Maur De Fosses, France Wayland Baptist University

fall season at the Lady Paladin Invitational as she fin- ished in a tie for fifth place ... Named to the Dean’s List.

2009-10 (WBU): As a member of the Wayland Baptist University womens’ golf team in the Sooner Athletic Conference of the NAIA, competed in all eight tour- naments for the Pioneer women ... Holds the top six Career: Finished in the top- low-round scores in the Wayland Baptist University 5 in every tournament she women’s golf record books ... Took medalist honors in competed in while a mem- the Oklahoma City Star Classic, Mustang Intercollegiate, ber of the Wayland Baptist Bluebonnet Classic and WBU Spring Invitational ... Shot (Texas) University women’s her career-best 68 during the first round of the Mustang golf team ... Has 14 career top- Intercollegiate ... Named to the 2010 All-Sooner Athletic 5 finishes ... Finished third in Conference team ... Qualified for the 2010 NAIA Wom- the 2009 NAIA Women’s Golf Championships ... Named en’s Golf Championships. to the 2009 NAIA All-Tournament Team and 2009 NAIA All-American first team ... Shot her career-best 68 in the 2008-09 (WBU): Competed in four tournaments with the first round of the 2009 Mustang Intercollegiate and also re- Pioneer Women ... Placed third in the NAIA Women’s corded her two-round tournament best with a 140 ... Fired Golf Championships competing as an individual ... her three-round tournament best with Georgia State in the Named to the 2009 NAIA All-American first team ... 2010 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship. Named to the 2009 NAIA All-Tournament team ... Shot her two-round tournament best at the Mustang Intercol- Fall 2010: Competed in all four of the Panthers’ fall tour- legiate with a 140. naments ... Fired her best-round 74 in the final round of the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational and the Amateur: While living in France, ranked 11th in the Lady Paladin Invitational, as well as in the second round French Amateur Rankings, ahead of previous Georgia of the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship ... Shot State golfer, Joanna Klatten ... Three-time runner-up at her three-round tournament best at the Mercedes-Benz French Championship ... 14th at European Amateur La- Collegiate Championship with a 226 ... Racked up her dies ... Quarter-finalist for the 2007 Esmond Trophy. 13th top-5 finish in the Panthers’ final tournament of the www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 30 2010-11 Women’s Golf Meet the Panthers Prep: Attended Lycee Concorcet ... Played for the U-18 French Team on five different occasions between 2006-2008 ... Joined the JENNIFER WORSHAM Panthers with a handicap of -2.4. SOPHOMORE • 5-4 Personal: Charlotte was born on July 7, Buford, Ga. 1990 in Cannes, France ... She is the daugh- Mill Creek H.S. ter of Bruno and Claudine Guilleux ... She has one younger sister, Penelope ... Favor- ite athlete is Roger Federer ... Majoring in managerial science.

CHARLOTTE’S SCORECARD SEASON T RDS STK AVG LOW ‘08-09 5 12 906 75.5 69 ‘09-10 8 15 1105 73.66 68 Fall ‘10 4 12 920 76.66 74 TOTALS 17 39 2931 75.15 68 TOP 5 FINISHES: 14 TOP 10 FINISHES: 14 TOP 20 FINISHES: 14 PAR OR BETTER ROUNDS: 6 BEST FINISHES: 1st - 2009 Mustang Intercollegiate 1st - 2010 Oklahoma City Star Classic 1st - 2010 Mustang Intercollegiate 1st - 2010 Bluebonnet Classic 1st - 2010 WBU Spring Invitational LOW ROUND: 68 - 2010 Mustang Intercollegiate - 1st LOW TOURNAMENT (2 Rounds): 140 - 2009 Mustang Intercollegiate LOW TOURNAMENT (3 Rounds): 227 - 2010 Lady Paladin Invitational Fall 2010: Did not compete in any 2008-09 SCORES (WBU) of the Panthers’ fall tournaments ... 3 Eagle Invitational...... 75-75=150 Named to the President’s List for hav- 1 Mustang Intercollegiate...... 69-71=140 ing a semester GPA of 4.0 or higher. 2 Bluebonnet Classic...... 82-79=161 Prep: Lettered in golf three years at 5 SAC Championships...... 74-76=150 Mill Creek High School ... Placed 3 NAIA Championships...... 74-79-76-76=305 eighth overall in the 2009 5A State 2009-10 SCORES (WBU) Tournament and fifth in the 2009 5A 2 Peaks Classic...... 73-75=146 Region Tournament ... Member of the T2 Grand Canyon Fall Invitational...... 73-70=143 2008 and 2009 5A State Championship 1 Oklahoma City Star Classic...... 74-73=147 team ... Was undefeated during the 2 CBU Spring Break...... 76-74=150 2009 season ... Recipient of the 2009 1 Mustang Intercollegiate...... 68-73=141 Senior Athlete Award ... Graduated with honors ... Lettered in aca- demics all four years of her high school career. 1 Bluebonnet Classic...... 76-78=154 1 WBU Spring Invitational...... 71 Personal: Worsham was born on October 22, 1990 in Duluth, Ga. 4 SAC Championships...... 82-71=153 ... She is the daughter of James and Julie Worsham ... Has an old- FALL 2010 SCORES (GSU) er brother, David ... Favorite athletes are Brian McCann and Phil T49 Dick McGuire Invitational...... 78-80-74=232 Mickelson ... Majoring in psychology. T29 William K. Warren Irish...... 81-77-77=235 T42 Mercedes-Benz...... 76-74-76=226 T5 Paladin Invitational...... 75-78-74=227 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 31 Defending CAA Champions Meet the Panthers

CHERISHTON BRETT Rs. - JUNIOR • 5-6 Stockbridge, Ga. New Creation Center

Career: Shot a career-best-tying 78 during the final rounds of the 2010 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champi- CHERISHTON’S onship and the 2009 Palmetto Intercollegiate ... Named SCORECARD once to the Dean’s List and Athletic Director’s Honor SEASON T RDS STK AVG LOW Roll. ‘07-08 2 4 361 90.25 84 ‘08-09 - - - - - Fall 2010: Matched her career-best 78 in the third round ‘09-10 2 6 533 88.83 78 of the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship ... Fall ‘10 1 3 272 90.66 78 Named to the Dean’s List. TOTALS 5 13 1166 89.91 78 2009-10: Competed in two events ... Recorded a career- TOP 5 FINISHES: 0 best 78 during the final round of the Palmetto Intercol- TOP 10 FINISHES: 0 legiate ... Played six overall rounds on the season. TOP 20 FINISHES: 0 BEST FINISH: 28th - 2007 America’s Choice 2008-09: Redshirted for the 2008-09 season ... Named to the Athletic Director’s Hon- Mortgage Lady Jaguar Invitational or Roll spring semester. LOW ROUNDS: 78 - 2009 Palmetto Intercollegiate - 3rd 2007-08: Competed in two events ... Recorded her then low round of 84 at the Amer- ica’s Choice Mortgage Lady Jaguar Invitational ... Played four rounds on the season. 78 - 2010 Mercedes-Benz - 3rd LOW TOURNAMENT: Amateur: Brett recorded a round of 77 at the Junior World Qualifier at the Jekyll -Is 265 - 2009 Palmetto Intercollegiate land Golf Course ... Won the Girls Club Championship at the Eagle’s Landing Coun- 2007-08 SCORES try Club on multiple occasions ... Played in the Plantation Junior Golf Tour and won T28 Lady Jaguar...... 91-84=175 several events ... Played in the George Holiday Memorial Golf Tournament. T78 John Kirk/Panther...... 102-84=186 Prep: Attended New Creation Center for independent study where she earned two 2009-10 SCORES letters in track and field ... She was also a member of the National Honors Society. T91 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 95-92-78=265 70 John Kirk/Panther...... 88-89-81=268 Personal: Cherishton Ruth Brett was born on November 14, 1989 ... She is the daugh- FALL 2010 SCORES ter of William T. Brett and Mary Michelle Pourron ... Her grandfather, James Hat- maker, played collegiate basketball ... Majoring in computer information systems. 83 Mercedes-Benz...... 103-91-78=278 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 32 2010-11 Women’s Golf Meet the Panthers

SOLVEIG HELGESEN FRESHMAN • 5-9 Hagavik, Norway Norwegian School of Top Athletes

Fall 2010: Competed in all four of the Panthers’ fall tournaments ... Recorded her tournament- best 236 in her collegiate debut at the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ... Matched her tournament best 236 in the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship where she also fired her career-best 74 in the second round ... Earned a spot on the President’s List. SOLVEIG’S Amateur: Playing since age 11, Helgesen is an SCORECARD accomplished golfer having competed through- SEASON T RDS STK AVG LOW out Europe ... Member of the Norwegian Nation- Fall ‘10 4 12 958 79.83 74 al Team from 2004-2010 ... Competed in multiple OTALS 4 12 958 79.83 74 championships including the European Girls’ T Team Championship and the Norwegian Team Championship ... Named the TOP 5 FINISHES: 0 2009 Norwegian Junior Champion ... Qualified for the 2010 Esmond Trophy TOP 10 FINISHES: 0 ... Garnered eight top three Titleist Tour finishes. TOP 20 FINISHES: 0 BEST FINISH: T48th - 2010 Paladin Invitational Prep: Attended the Norwegian School of Top Athletes where she earned the LOW ROUND: 74 - 2010 Mercedes-Benz - 2nd honor of second-best academic senior ... Earned several “Player of the Year” LOW TOURNAMENTS: awards at her home club, Bjornetjorden GK ... Joined the Panthers with a +.08 236 - 2010 Dick McGuire Invitational handicap. 236 - 2010 Mercedes-Benz Personal: Solveig Agnete Tveit Helgesen was born on November 11, 1991 in FALL 2010 SCORES Bergen, Norway ... She is the daughter of Sigurd and Bjorg Helgesen ... Has T59 Dick McGuire Invitational...... 78-79-79=236 two older brothers, Karl Fredrik and Thomas ... Favorite athletes are Brian T55 William K. Warren Irish...... 82-81-79=242 McCann and Phil Mickelson ... Major is undecided. T70 Mercedes-Benz...... 80-74-82=236 T48 Paladin Invitational...... 81-83-80=244 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 33 Defending CAA Champions Meet the Panthers

LAURA SANCHEZ FRESHMAN • 5-2 Bogota, Colombia Gimnasio Aleman Friedrich von Shiller

Fall 2010: Competed in all four of the Panthers’ fall tournaments ... Recorded her tournament- best 222 in the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Cham- pionship ... Fired her career-best 73 in the second round of the William K. Warren Irish Invitational and matched that in the final round of the fol- lowing tournament, the Mercedes-Benz Colle- giate Championship ... Named to the Dean’s List. LAURA’S Amateur: Winner of the 2009 Campeonato SCORECARD Nacional Prejuvenil y Juvenil Copa Arturo Calle SEASON T RDS STK AVG LOW ... Winner of the Campeonato Internacional Fall ‘10 4 12 938 78.16 73 Juvenil ... Runner up in the Torneo Selectivo a la TOTALS 4 12 938 78.16 73 Copa los Andes ... 11th place in the Doral Publix TOP 5 FINISHES: 0 Junior Golf Classic. TOP 10 FINISHES: 0 TOP 20 FINISHES: 1 Prep: Attended Gimnasio Aleman Friedrich von Shiller ... Started play- ing golf at the age of nine ... Competed internationally throughout South BEST FINISH: America .. Played tournaments in the U.S. such as the Doral Publix Junior T19th - 2010 William K. Warren Irish Golf Classic and the Junior World in San Diego ... Joined the Panthers with LOW ROUNDS: 73 - 2010 Mercedes-Benz - 3rd a +1 handicap. 73 - William K. Warren Irish - 2nd LOW TOURNAMENT: 222 - 2010 Mercedes-Benz Personal: Laura Sanchez was born in Bogota, Colombia on January 25, 1992 ... She is the daughter Jorge Sanchez and Beatriz Zuluaga ... Has one FALL 2010 SCORES younger brother, Simon ... Her favorite athletes are Tiger Woods, Roger T65 Dick McGuire Invitational...... 80-80-77=237 Federer and Lorena Ochoa ... Hopes to one day play on the LPGA ... Major T19 William K. Warren Irish...... 82-73-77=232 is undecided. T30 Mercedes-Benz...... 75-74-73=222 T60 Paldin Invitational...... 82-84-81=247 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 34 2010-11 Women’s Golf 2010-11 Tournament Information

Branch Law Firm/ UCF Challenge Liz Murphey Dick McGuire Invitational Date: Feb. 13-15 Collegiate Classic Host: Central Florida Date: Sept. 17-18 Date: April 1-3 Location: Sorrento, Fla. Host: New Mexico Host: Georgia Course: Red Tail G.C. Location: Albuquerque, N.M. Location: Athens, Ga. Host SID: Leigh Torbin Course: UNM Championship G.C. Course: UGA G.C. Phone: (407) 823-0994 GSU Finish: 13th of 17 Host SID: Mike Mobley E-mail: [email protected] Host SID: Greg Remington Phone: (706) 542-1621 2010 Champion: Texas A&M (893) Phone: (505) 925-5526 E-mail: [email protected] 2010 Medalist: Julia Boland, E-mail: [email protected] 2010 Champion: Duke (889) Texas A&M (210) 2010 Champion: Oregon (881) 2010 Medalist: Lindy Duncan, 2011 Field: 2010 Medalist: Erica Omlid, Oregon (211) Duke (213) Georgia St. Kentucky, Baylor, Coastal Carolina, Min- 2010 Field: 2011 Field: nesota, UCF, Ole Miss, Tulane, South Carolina, UTSA, Oregon, Ohio St., Colorado, Denver, UC-Davis, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Chattanooga, Duke, Memphis, Kennesaw St., East Carolina, Texas, Augusta TCU, SDSU, UNLV, BYU, Northwestern, Colorado St., Florida, Florida St., Furman, Georgia, Georgia St. Georgia St., UC-Irvine, Indiana, Wyoming, Hawaii St. , South Florida, Illinois St. Kennesaw, St., Kent St., Kentucky, LSU, Michigan St., UNC, Notre Dame, Ohio St., Oklahoma, Purdue, South Carolina, Virginia, Wake Forest William K. Warren Irish Invitational Kinderlou Forest Challenge CAA Championship Date: Oct. 2-3 Date: Feb. 27 - March 1 Date: April 22-24 Host: Notre Dame Host: Kennesaw State Host: CAA Location: South Bend, Ind. Location: Valdosta, Ga. Location: Pinehurst, N.C. Course: Warren G.C. Course: Kinderlou Forest Course: Pinehurst No. 1 GSU Finish: 6th of 13 Host SID: Brian Harper Host SID: Niki DeSantis Host SID: Robbin Cooley Phone: (770) 423-6284 Phone: 804-754-1616 Phone: (574) 631-7516 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] 2010 Champion: Tulane (889) 2010 Champion: Georgia State (923) 2010 Champion: Notre Dame (905) 2010 Medalist: Janine Fellows, Tulane (217) 2010 Medalist: Charlotte Lorentzen, 2010 Medalist: Sara-Maude Juneau, 2011 Field: Georgia State (217) Louisville (215) Augusta St., Coastal Carolina, East Carolina, Florida 2011 Field: 2010 Field: St., Furman, Georgia St. Illinois, Kennesaw St., Texas Georgia St., James Madison, UNC-Wilmington, Notre Dame, Kent St., Ohio St. Illinois, Louisville, Tech, UCF, Chattanooga, Wisconsin, Western Carolina William & Mary, Xavier, Richmond, Old Dominion, Georgia St., Indiana, Toledo, Kentucky, Maryland, Dayton, Towson, Hofstra Michigan, UTSA, Cincinnati Mercedes Benz SunTrust Gator NCAA Regional Collegiate Classic Women’s Invitational Date: May 5-7 Date: Oct. 8-10 Date: March 6-7 Host/Location: Host: Tennessee Host: Florida East: Stetson/Daytona Beach, Fla. Location: Knoxville, Tenn. Location: Gainesville, Fla. Central: Notre Dame/South Bend, Ind. Course: Holston Hills C.C. Course: Mark Bostick G.C West: Washington/Seattle, Wash. GSU Finish: 13th of 15 Host SID: Corey Sobers 2010 Champions: Host SID: Zach Stipe Phone: (352) 375-4683 ext. 6125 East: South Carolina (864) & Phone: (865) 974-1212 E-mail: [email protected] Katie Burnett, South Carolina E-mail: [email protected] 2010 Champion: Michigan State (868) (210) 2010 Champion: Tennessee (849) 2010 Medalist: Emma de Groot, Central: USC (907) & 2010 Medalist: Erica Popson, Chattanooga (212) Martina Gavier, Kent State (219) Tennessee (207) 2011 Field: West: Arizona (876) & 2010 Field: Florida, Iowa St., Texas Tech, Georgia St., James Mad- Callie Nielson, Virginia (214) Tennessee, Arkansas, Kent St., Ole Miss, Notre ison, Coastal Carolina, Florida St., Kent St., Colorado, 2011 Field: Dame, TCU, Chattanooga, UTSA, Furman, Kentucky, UNC-Greensboro, Ohio St., Missouri, Chattanooga, 21 teams and two individuals at each site James Madison, Coastal Carolina, Georgia St., East Arkansas, Augusta St., UCF Tenn. St., UNCG Lady Paladin Intercollegiate John Kirk NCAA Championship Date: Oct. 29-31 Panther Intercollegiate Date: May 17-20 Host: Texas A&M Host: Furman Date: March 21-22 Location: Bryan, Texas Location: Greenville, S.C. Host: Georgia State Course: Traditions G.C. Course: Furman G.C. Location: Stockbridge, Ga. Host SID: Brad Marquardt GSU Finish: 2nd of 17 Course: Eagles Landing C.C. Phone: (979) 229-8651 Host SID: Jordan Caskey Host SID: Ashley Webb E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (864) 294-3065 Phone: (404) 413-4034 2010 Champion: Purdue (1153) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] 2010 Medalist: Caroline Hedwall, 2010 Champion: Chattanooga (915) 2010 Champion: Georgia State (905) Oklahoma State (276) 2010 Medalist: Sandra Changkija, 2010 Medalist: Cathrine Madsen, 2011 Field: Nova SE (223) Georgia State (221) 24 teams (eight from each regional) plus top two 2010 Field: 2011 Field: individuals from each regional who are not members Chattanooga, Georgia St. Nova SE, Longwood, Fur- Arkansas St., Daytona St. College, East Tenn. St., of the teams advancing to the NCAA Championships man, Rollins, East Tenn. St., James Madison, Samford, Georgia St., James Madison, Maryland, Miami, Michi- Middle Tenn. St., Jacksonville, Wofford, Mercer, gan, Middle Tenn. St., Mississippi St., Murray St., Notre Presbyterian, Detroit-Mercy, Winthrop Dame, UCF, Western Carolina, Xavier www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 35 Defending CAA Champions Fall 2010 Team Results

FINISHES ROUNDS PLAYED STROKE AVERAGES ROUND BREAKDOWN Name Trn. 10 11-25 HtH Rec. Rnds Cnt Pct Strokes Overall 1st Rd Last Rd. Low 60s

FALL RESULTS

Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Sept. 17-18, Albuquerque, N.M. UNM Championship Golf Course - Par 73 Team: 13th of 17 315-306-297--918 T11 Charlotte Lorentzen 79-72-70--221 T49 Charlotte Guilleux 78-80-74--232 T53 Jenny Haggblom 83-75-76--234 T59 Solveig Helgesen 82-81-79--242 T65 Laura Sanchez 80-80-77--237

William K. Warren Irish Invitational Oct. 2-3, South Bend, Ind. Warren Golf Course - Par 72 Team: 6th of 13 320-299-307--926 T2 Charlotte Lorentzen 75-69-74--218 T19 Laura Sanchez 82-73-77--232 T29 Charlotte Guilleux 81-77-77--235 T53 Jenny Haggblom 82-80-83--245 T59 Solveig Helgesen 82-81-79--242

Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Oct. 8-10, Knoxville, Tenn. Holston Hill Country Club - Par 72 Team: 13th of 15 304-294-306--904 T30 Laura Sanchez 75-74-73--222 T37 Jenny Haggblom 73-72-79--224 T42 Charlotte Guilleux 76-74-76--226 T70 Solveig Helgesen 80-74-82--236 83 Cherishton Brett 103-91-78--272

Lady Paladin Invitational Oct. 29-31, Greenville, S.C. Furman Golf Course - Par 72 Team: 2nd of 17 302-320-307--929 2 Charlotte Lorentzen 73-76-74--223 T5 Charlotte Guilleux 75-78-74--227 T19 Jenny Haggblom 73-83-79--235 T48 Solveig Helgesen 81-83-80--244 T60 Laura Sanchez 82-84-81--247

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FINISHES ROUNDS PLAYED STROKE AVERAGES ROUND BREAKDOWN Name Trn. 10 11-25 HtH Rec. Rnds Cnt Pct Strokes Overall Fall Spring 1st Rd Last Rd. Low 60s

Palmetto Intercollegiate Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic FALL RESULTS Oct. 26-27, Kiawah Island, S.C. March 26-28, Athens, Ga. Hooters Women’s Collegiate Oak Point Golf Course - Par 72 UGA Golf Course - Par 72 Match Play Championship Team: 9th/18 299-299-311--909 Team: 13th/23 322-305-306--933 Sept. 6-8, Daytona Beach, Fla. T17 Cathrine Madsen 72-76-76--224 T13 Charlotte Lorentzen 79-72-76--227 LPGA International (Legends) - Par 72 T22 Sandra Maier 71-76-78--225 T26 Sandra Maier 76-78-76--230 Team: 10th/16 315-295--610 (2-1) T48 Charlotte Lorentzen 79-70-83--232 T47 Cathrine Madsen 85-77-73--235 T29 Charlotte Lorentzen 80-71-- 151(3-0-0) T55 Ellie Robinson 77-77-79--233 T86 Iliska Verwey 83-78-81--242 T42 Iliska Verwey 81-72--153 (1-1-1) T91 Cherishton Brett 95-92-78--265 T102 Ellie Robinson 84-81-83--248 T46 Sandra Maier 76-78--154 (1-1-1) T53 Ellie Robinson 78-77--155 (2-0-0) SPRING RESULTS SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational T56 Cathrine Madsen 81-75--156 (2-1-0) April 10-11, Gainesville, Fla. Nicole Loesch (0-1-1) Hurricane Invitational Mark Bostick Golf Course - Par 70 Feb. 14-16, Miami Lakes, Fla. Team: 10th/15 309-300-302--911 Golfweek Conference Challenge Don Shula’s Golf Resort - Par 72 T14 Charlotte Lorentzen 74-76-70--220 Sept. 13-15, Primm, Nev. Team: 2nd/17 292-300-303--895 T33 Cathrine Madsen 79-76-74--229 Primm Valley Resort (Desert) - Par 72 T4 Cathrine Madsen 74-70-78--222 T40 Ellie Robinson 79-75-77--231 Team: 11th/18 318-307-291--916 12 Sandra Maier 72-74-79--225 T55 Iliska Verwey 77-77-81--235 T10 Cathrine Madsen 77-73-70--220 T17 Charlotte Lorentzen 77-77-73--227 T67 Sandra Maier 83-73-83--239 T40 Sandra Maier 77-78-76--231 T34 Ellie Robinson 73-79-78--230 T51 Charlotte Lorentzen 83-78-73--234 T38 Iliska Verwey 73-84-74--231 CAA Championship T58 Iliska Verwey 81-78-77--236 April 16-18, Hot Springs, Va. DNF Ellie Robinson WD-78-72 UCF Challenge The Homestead (Old Course) - Par 72 March 1-2, Sorrento, Fla. Team: 1st/10 308-315-300--923 Eat a Peach Collegiate Red Tail Golf Course - Par 72 1 Charlotte Lorentzen 75-73-69--217 Oct. 4-5, Macon, Ga. Team: 2nd/17 292-299-304--895 8 Cathrine Madsen 77-82-76--235 Idle Hour Golf Course - Par 72 T4 Charlotte Lorentzen 68-74-76--218 T9 Ellie Robinson 79-81-76--236 Team: 5th/12 309-298--607 T15 Ellie Robinson 71-79-75--225 T13 Iliska Verwey 80-79-79-238 T3 Cathrine Madsen 72-75--147 T17 Cathrine Madsen 73-72-81--226 18 Sandra Maier 77-82-81--240 T13 Sandra Maier 79-72--151 T38 Sandra Maier 80-74-78--232 T26 Ellie Robinson 80-74--154 T53 Iliska Verwey 81-81-75--237 NCAA East Regional T30 Charlotte Lorentzen 78-77--155 May 6-8, Greenville, N.C. T63 Iliska Verwey 82-93--175 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate Ironwood Country Club - Par 72 March 22-23, Stockbridge, Ga. Team: 21st/24 290-310-317--917 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate Eagle’s Landing Country Club - Par 72 T9 Iliska Verwey 70-71-75--216 Oct. 19-20, Greenville, N.C. Team: 1st/13 T13 Charlotte Lorentzen 70-74-73--217 Greenville Country Club - Par 71 1 Cathrine Madsen 76-70-75--221 T101 Cathrine Madsen 73-80-82--235 Team: 1st/15 293-293-293--879 T4 Iliska Verwey 75-75-76--226 T116 Sandra Maier 81-85-87--253 T7 Charlotte Lorentzen 71-73-76--220 14 Sandra Maier 78-80-73--231 122 Ellie Robinson 77-WD-WD T7 Cathrine Madsen 72-74-74--220 T20 Ellie Robinson 74-79-80--233 T15 Iliska Verwey 76-74-73--223 DQ Charlotte Lorentzen 75-77-DQ T18 Ellie Robinson 81-72-71--224 T53 Nicole Loesch (Ind.) 84-78-87--249 28 Sandra Maier 74-78-75--227 70 Cherishton Brett (Ind.) 88-89-91--268

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ictories and awards continued junior Sandra Maier found a place on they traveled down I-75 to Macon to Vto pour in for the Georgia State the All-CAA second team. compete in the Eat a Peach Collegiate. women’s golf team in 2009-10, as the The team picked up a fifth place finish team took home its second consecu- Georgia State started the year with an at the event highlighted by a top-five for tive Colonial Athletic Association opportunity to take on the nation’s best Madsen and a top-20 for Sandra Maier. Championship along with several at a pair of new stops for the Panthers. team wins, medalist honors and a The fall season kicked off with a first- Georgia State next focused its attention multitude of individual accolades to time visit to the Hooters Women’s Col- on defending the team’s reign as cham- cap off the Panther’s noteworthy sea- legiate Match Play in Daytona Beach, pions of the Lady Pirate Intercollegiate, son. Fla. before traveling to Las Vegas for after capturing first place in both team the Golfweek Conference Challenge. In and individual competition at the 2008 Head Coach Cathy Mant contin- Florida, the team came away with a 2-1 edition of the tournament. The Panthers ued the streak, winning her third record after putting together two wins left nothing to chance, posting a school- consecutive CAA Coach of the Year before falling to TCU to finish 10th of record 879 to claim their second con- award. Standout sophomore Char- 16. Both Lorentzen and freshman Ellie secutive first-place finish at the Lady lotte Lorentzen racked up countless Robinson posted perfect match play re- Pirate Intercollegiate. Along with the awards throughout the season, most cord, 3-0-0 and 2-0-0, respectively. championship title, four members of notably CAA Championship medalist the five-person lineup finished in the honors and Most Outstanding Player. The Panthers then turned their sights top 20 including Lorentzen and Mad- Along with the championship vic- to Las Vegas as they were selected out sen who both finished with a share of tory, she was named CAA Golfer of of all teams in the CAA to represent the seventh place. the Year, CAA Scholar-Athlete of the conference in the Golfweek Conference Year and earned three CAA Player of Challenge. After a slow start due to The fall season came to an end with a the Week nods throughout the season. windy condition on the course, Georgia return trip to the Palmetto Intercolle- State showed resiliency during the final giate at Kiawah Island, S.C. Madsen led With one victory and three CAA Play- two days led by Madsen’s top-10 finish, the way for Georgia State once again, er of the Week awards, senior Cath- the 11th of her career, to finish the tour- picking up 17th place to contribute to rine Madsen enjoyed a triumphant fi- nament 11th of 18. the Panthers ninth-place finish in the nal season with the Panthers. Madsen 18-team field. Madsen picked up a CAA and Lorentzen also earned spots on After a three-week respite, the Panthers Player of the Week award for her per- the All-CAA first team while redshirt- returned to action in early October as formance, her second recognition from the conference during the fall season.

After over three months of rest and preparation in the offseason, Georgia State returned to the links the second weekend in February as the team com- peted in the Hurricane Invitational in Miami, Fla. The Panthers looked to de- fend their title from last season when they were declared champions of then- named Qdoba Collegiate.

Georgia State’s hopes of repeating looked promising as the squad led the 17-team field throughout the first two rounds. Unfortunately, the champion- ship title was just out of grasp as the team fell to second-place in the third round, missing out on the top spot by just one shot. Madsen posted the sixth top-five of her career, finishing with a share of fourth place.

Two weeks later, the Panthers returned The 2009-10 team poses after winning its second consecutive Colonial Athletic Associa- to Florida to participate in the UCF tion Championship at the Homestead in Hot Springs, Va. Challenge. Georgia State finished the first two rounds with a seven stroke www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 38 2010-11 Women’s Golf Year in Review lead, but 25-mile per hour winds dur- an even-par 70 to col- ing the final round took their toll on lect a share of 14th the entire field and the Panthers once place and her third again dropped to second-place, two CAA Player of the points behind the champion, Texas Week accolade. As a A&M. The team had three members team, Georgia State post top-20 finishes, highlighted by finished 10th out of Lorentzen’s share of fourth place. The 15. Soroe, Denmark native carded her career-low 68 in the initial round to With a No. 43 nation- earning her first CAA Player of the al ranking and the Week accolade of the season. regular season be- hind them, the Pan- Following their consecutive runner- thers focused their up finishes, the Panthers showed attention on defend- some southern hospitality as they ing their title at the The team smiles for the camera as back-to-back champions of the Lady Pirate Intercollegiate in Greenville, N.C. played host for the 17th annual John 2010 Colonial Athletic Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate at their Association Cham- home course, Eagles Landing Coun- pionships. Coming try Club, in Stockbridge, Ga. As win- away with a one- ners of the previous two installments stroke victory over of the tournament, Georgia State was UNC-Wilmington in looking for a three-peat. The team 2009, Georgia State took the No. 1 slot after the first round entered the tourna- and held the top spot for the remain- ment looking for a der of the tournament to claim the repeat victory. championship title for the third year in row. In addition to team competi- Top 20 finishes from tion, Madsen also extended the win all five of Georgia streak for Georgia State in individual State’s golfers pro- competition as the Herning, Denmark pelled the Panthers native captured her second-career vic- to the No. 1 spot to tory to earn her third and final CAA capture the confer- Player of the Week honor of the sea- ence title for the sec- son. Maier earned medalist honors in ond year in a row. 2009. The team left nothing to chance this season, The Liz Murphey Collegiate Clas- beating out runner- sic was next on the schedule for the up James Madison by The Panthers pose with the Runner-Up trophy after captur- Panthers. Hosted by the University of nine strokes. ing second place at the UCF Challenge in Sorrento, Fla. Georgia in Athens, Ga., the 23-team field was comprised of some of the na- With a 1-over par finish, Lorentzen place finish from Verwey and 13th tion’s best golfers. Georgia State came collected her first career victory and place finish from Lorentzen, the away with a 13th place finish, notch- title at the CAA Champion. She fired Panthers missed out on a bid to the ing victories over three top-25 teams: the best round of the tournament in NCAA Championships, finishing in No. 11 Tennessee, No. 12 Florida and the final 18 to pull away from the field 21st place. No. 16 Georgia. Lorentzen collected a and win by a margin of 10 shots, tying 13th-place finish picking up her- sec the all-time CAA Championship re- The 2009-10 Georgia State women’s ond CAA Player of the Week award, cord for margin of victory set in 2006 golf team displayed success, not only as well as wins over 27 of the top 100 by former Georgia State golfer Lisbeth on the golf course, but in the class- golfers in the country. Meincke. Lorentzen’s performance room as well. The team’s academic also earned her the tournament’s Most prowess earned spots on the honor The Panther’s wrapped up their regu- Outstanding Player award along with roll for four golfers at the close of both lar season with another trip to Flori- a spot on the All-Tournament team. the fall and spring semesters. da to compete in the SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational. The squad was With a win at the CAA tournament, led by Lorentzen, who moved up 23 Georgia State earned a spot in the spots over the final 18 holes by firing NCAA East Regional. Despite a 9th www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 39 Defending CAA Champions John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate

ver the past 15 seasons, the John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate has become the annual highlight of the Georgia OState women’s golf team’s schedule.

The John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate was first played in 1993 at Northwood Country Club, the home ofthe Panthers until 1999. The tournament was founded by Georgia State golf coach Kevin Propst and assistant Kirk McQueen with extensive help and support from Northwood County Club club pro John Kirk. When John Kirk passed away after a battle with cancer, his name was added to the Panther Intercollegiate to honor his assistance and commitment to the Georgia State women’s golf program.

After one year at Chateau Elan Golf Club in 2000, the John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate moved to Eagle’s Landing Country Club in Stockbridge, Ga. The first iteration to be held at Eagle’s Landing, in 2001, saw the Panthers win the team title and Georgia State golfer Anna Moulin take home medalist honors. Both occasions marked firsts at Georgia State’s home tournament.

Entering 2011’s edition, Georgia State has posted three consecutive team victories at the John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate and taken home back-to-back first place honors in indi- vidual competition. Senior Cathrine Madsen picked up medalist honors in last season’s tournament while Sandra Maier picked up her first career victory in 2009’s Panther Inter- collegiate, outlasting teammate Anna Scott by one stroke.

The 2010 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate will take place at Eagle’s Landing Country Club March 21nd and 22nd. The 54-hole tour- nament is played on the par-72, 6,100-yard course. The Panthers snap a picture with their trophies after capturing both team and invididual titles at the 2010 John Kirk/Panther Intercolleigate. 2010 TEAM RESULTS 2010 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Georgia State...... 300-301-304--905 (+41) 1. Cathrine Madsen Georgia St. 76-70-75--221 (+5) 2. UALR...... 312-301-306--919 (+55) 2. Mitsuki Katahira Daytona St. 76-75-73--224 (+8) Daytona State...... 307-302-310--919 (+55) 3. Jennifer Gartin Daytona St. 74-72-79--225 (+9) 4. Augusta State...... 311-320-303--934 (+70) 4. Mallory Fraiche UALR 75-75-76--226 (+10) Chattnooga...... 305-317-312--934 (+70) Iliska Verwey Georgia St. 75-75-76--226 (+10) 6. Ball State...... 312-314-320--946 (+82) 6. Emelie Westrup UALR 78-73-76--227 (+11) 7. South Alabama...... 319-316-314--949 (+85) 7. Anna Carling Ark. St. 76-75-77--228 (+12) 8. Texas State...... 320-317-315--952 (+88) Brittany Kelly Ball State 77-73-78--228 (+12) 9. FIU...... 320-319-314--953 (+89) Christine Wolf Chattanooga 76-78-74--225 (+12) 10. Murray State...... 318-326-312--956 (+92) 10. Joyce Trus Murray St. 78-76-75--229 (+13) Troy...... 318-318-320--956 (+92) Sarah Mooney Augusta St. 80-75-74--229 (+13) 12. Xavier...... 320-322-320--962 (+98) 13. Arkansas State...... 328-321-324--973 (+109) 2010 GEORGIA STATE RESULTS 1. Cathrine Madsen...... 76-70-75--221 (+5) T4. Iliska Verwey...... 75-75-76--226 (+10) 14. Sandra Maier...... 78-80-73--231 (+15) T20. Ellie Robinson...... 74-79-80--233 (+17) T53. Nicole Loesch...... 84-78-87--249 (+33) 70. Cherishton Brett...... 88-89-91--268 (+52) DQ Charlotte Lorentzen...... 75-77-DQ www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 40 2010-11 Women’s Golf John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate

PAST CHAMPIONS Year Champions Medalist Course Rounds 2010 Georgia State Cathrine Madsen (Georgia State) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 3 2009 Georgia State Sandra Maier (Georgia State) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 3 2008 Georgia State Suzanne Stanley (Miss. St.) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2007 Maryland Stacey Tate (Memphis) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2006 Augusta State Stacey Tate (Memphis) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2004 Campbell Brooke Mangan (UAB) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2003 Jacksonville State Sofia Gorelik (Campbell) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2002 Western Carolina Camilla Hilland (Miami) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 3 2001 Georgia State Anna Moulin (Georgia State) Eagle’s Landing C.C. 2 2000 Princeton Katie Redeker (Maryland) Chateau Elan G.C. 3 1999 Kent Jan Dowling (Kent) Northwood C.C. 3 1998 Campbell Kylie Pratt (Campbell) Northwood C.C. 3 1997 Campbell Mara Larrauri (Campbell) Northwood C.C. 3 1996 Memphis Amanda Moltke-Leth (Memphis) Northwood C.C. 2 1995 Memphis Melissa Isham (Memphis) Northwood C.C. 1 1994 Troy Nancy Verasteugi (UT-PA) Northwood C.C. 2 1993 Campbell Janet Wooten (Campbell) Northwood C.C. 2 APPEARANCES BY SCHOOL Jacksonville State ...... 13 1995-97, 1999-2004, 2006-09 Chattanooga...... 2 2009-10 Campbell ...... 12 1993-98, 2003-04, 2006-09 Daytona State...... 2 2004, 2010 Southern Mississippi...... 10 1993-97, 2000-04 East Carolina...... 2 2006-07 Mercer...... 9 1993-99, 2006-07 Evansville...... 2 1997-1998 Charleston Southern...... 8 1995-97, 1999-2003 James Madison...... 2 1996, 2009 East Tennessee State...... 8 1993, 1999, 2000-01, 2006-09 Kent...... 2 1998-99 Troy ...... 8 1993-97, 1999, 2003, 2010 Louisville...... 2 2006-07 Arkansas State...... 7 1994-97, 2006-07, 2010 New Orleans...... 2 1994, 2002 Augusta State...... 7 2002-03, 2006-10 Oral Roberts...... 2 1996-97 South Alabama...... 7 1994-95, 1998, 2000-02, 2010 Princeton...... 2 2000-01 Samford...... 6 1993-94, 1996-99 Stetson...... 2 1994, 1999 Appalachian State...... 5 1993-97 Texas-Pan American...... 2 1994-95 Elon...... 5 2003-04, 2007-09 Wofford...... 2 1998, 2003 Memphis...... 5 1995-96, 2006-08 Xavier...... 2 2008, 2010 Mobile...... 5 1993, 1996-99 Ball State...... 1 2010 Western Carolina...... 5 1993, 2002, 2007-09 Belmont...... 1 1999 Maryland...... 4 2000, 2007-09 Dayton...... 1 1993 Middle Tennessee...... 4 2001-04 Eastern Kentucky...... 1 1993 Radford...... 4 1995-98 Florida Atlantic...... 1 2004 Tennessee Tech...... 4 1993-96 Florida International...... 1 2010 UAB...... 4 1997-98, 2002, 2004 Florida Southern...... 1 1999 Coastal Carolina...... 3 2006-08 Furman...... 1 2009 College of Charleston...... 3 1994, 1996-97 Kentucky...... 1 2006 Miami...... 3 2002, 2008-09 Mississippi St...... 1 2008 Mississippi...... 3 1994, 2006-07 Montevallo...... 1 2003 Murray State...... 3 1993-94, 2010 Spring Hill College...... 1 1993 Richmond...... 3 2006-08 Texas State...... 1 2010 UCF...... 3 2002-04 UNC Greensboro...... 1 2009 Arkansas-Little Rock...... 3 1994, 2008, 2010 UNC Wilmington...... 1 1997 Birmingham Southern...... 2 2001, 2007 Yale...... 1 2004

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TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Lowest Three-Round Total Top Individual Scores Two-Round Total 1. Georgia State...... 886 2009 1. Stacey Tate...... Memphis 140 2007 2. Western Carolina ...... 891 2002 1. Amanda Moltke-Leth ...... Memphis 140 1996 3. Furman...... 895 2009 3. Kelly Calkin...... Maryland 141 2007 4. Chattanooga...... 896 2009 3. Lene Krog...... East Carolina 141 2007 5. East Tennesse St...... 898 2009 5. Manuela Tarazona...... Jacksonville St. 142 2007 Lowest Two-Round Total Top Individual Three-Round Total 1. Maryland...... 585 2007 1. Camilla Hillard ...... Miami 215 2002 2. Louisville...... 590 2007 2. Sandra Maier...... Georgia State 216 2009 3. Birmingham So...... 596 2007 2. Jazmin Catoldo ...... Miami 216 2002 4. East Carolina...... 598 2007 4. Anna Scott...... Georgia State 217 2009 4. Campbell ...... 598 2004 4. Leah Hart ...... Augusta State 217 2002 Lowest 1st Round 4. Brandy Andersen ...... Western Carolina 217 2002 1. Maryland...... 283 2007 Lowest Individual 1st Round 2. East Carolina...... 291 2007 1. Manuela Tarazona...... Jacksonville St. 68 2007 3. Western Carolina ...... 292 2002 1. Stacey Tate...... Memphis 68 2007 4. Georgia State ...... 294 2004 3. Cindy LaCrosse...... Louisville 69 2007 5. Louisville...... 295 2007 3. Emelie Lind...... East Carolina 69 2007 Lowest 2nd Round 3. Lene Krog...... East Carolina 69 2007 1. Furman...... 290 2009 3. Mary Mattson...... Campbell 69 2007 2. Georgia State...... 291 2009 3. Anna Scott ...... Georgia State 69 2004 3. East Tennessee St...... 293 2009 3. Jazmin Cataldo ...... Miami 69 2002 4. Memphis ...... 294 1996 3. Camilla Hillard ...... Miami 69 2002 5. Chattanooga...... 295 2009 3. Melissa Isham ...... Memphis 69 1995 5. Louisville...... 295 2007 Lowest Individual 2nd Round Lowest 3rd Round 1. Amanda Moltke-Leth ...... Memphis 68 1996 1. Western Carolina ...... 295 2002 2. Stefanie Kenoyer...... Furman 69 2009 2. Campbell ...... 297 1997 2. Lauren Smith...... Augusta State 69 2006 3. Georgia State...... 298 2009 4. Cathrine Madsen...... Georgia State 70 2010 4. Chattanooga...... 301 2009 4. Jackie Hilea...... Furman 70 2009 4. Campbell...... 301 2009 4. Sandra Maier...... Georgia State 70 2009 4. Camilla Hillard ...... Miami 70 2002 4. Brooke Mangan ...... UAB 70 2002

Lowest Individual 3rd Round 1. Jessica Hollandsworth...... Maryland 72 2009 1. Sandra Maier...... Georgia State 72 2009 1. Danielle Mills...... Elon 72 2009 1. Nicole Sakamoto...... James Madison 72 2009 1. Claire Starkie...... Georgia State 72 2009 1. Katie Redeker ...... Maryland 72 2000

www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 42 2010-11 Women’s Golf Honors & Awards FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Lisbeth Meincke...... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 2010...... Colonial Athletic Association Anna Scott...... 2006, 2008, 2009 2010...... Colonial Athletic Association (Individual) Cathrine Madsen...... 2009, 2010 2009...... Colonial Athletic Association Iliska Verwey...... 2008, 2009 2008...... Colonial Athletic Association(Individual) Nicole Wagner...... 2002, 2003 2006...... Colonial Athletic Association Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2010 2006...... Colonial Athletic Association (Individual) Joanna Klatten...... 2007 2005...... Atlantic Sun Erica Wein...... 2005 2005...... Atlantic Sun (Individual) Anna Molin...... 2002 2004...... Atlantic Sun (Individual) Vikki Tutt...... 2000 2003...... Atlantic Sun Marla Bunning...... 1995 2003...... Atlantic Sun (Individual) Camilla Hyden...... 1994 ALL-TIME CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES Sandra Maier...... 2009,2010 2010...... First (CAA) Cathrine Madsen...... 2007, 2008 2009...... First (CAA) Anna Molin...... 2000, 2001 2008...... Second (CAA) Vikki Tutt...... 1997, 1999 2007...... Second (CAA) Claire Starkie...... 2007 2006...... First (CAA) Anna Scott ...... 2005 2005...... First (Atlantic Sun) Deanne Dennis ...... 1999 2004...... Second (Atlantic Sun) 2003...... First (Atlantic Sun) 2002...... Third (Atlantic Sun) ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM 2001...... Third (TAAC) 2000...... Third (TAAC) Lisbeth Meincke...... 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 1999...... Third (TAAC) Joanna Klatten...... 2006, 2007 1998...... Second (TAAC) Sandra Maier...... 2008, 2009 1997...... Fifth (TAAC) Anna Scott...... 2005, 2009 1996...... Fourth (TAAC) Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2010 1995...... Fifth (TAAC) Nicole Loesch...... 2007 1994...... Fifth (TAAC) Erica Wein...... 2004 1993...... Fifth (TAAC) Marla Bunning...... 1995 Camilla Hyden...... 1994 INDIVIDUAL NCAA CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT M.O.P. CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2010 Joanna Klatten...... 2006 Cathrine Madsen...... 2008 CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2010 Cathy Mant...... 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009,2010 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2005, 2006 Vikki Tutt...... 2000 Iliska Verwey...... 2008 CONFERENCE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2009 Iliska Verwey...... 2008 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Sally Bishop...... 2001 Joanna Klatten...... 2005 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2003 Anna Scott...... 2005 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 43 Defending CAA Champions Records LOWEST INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT LOWEST STROKE AVERAGE SCORES (3 ROUNDS) (SINGLE SEASON) 1. Iliska Verwey...... 210 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic 1. Lisbeth Meincke...... 73.63 2004-05 2. Cathrine Madsen...... 211 2008 CAA Championship 2. Iliska Verwey...... 74.53 2007-08 2. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 211 2004 Beacon Woods Invitational 3. Lisbeth Meincke...... 74.56 2005-06 4. Lisbeth Meincke...... 214 2005 Waterlefe/USF Invitational 4. Anna Scott...... 74.83 2007-08 4. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 214 2004 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 5. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 74.84 2009-10 6. Lisbeth Meincke...... 215 2006 Pat Bradley Championship 6. Anna Scott...... 75.04 2008-09 6. Lisbeth Meincke...... 215 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 7. Iliska Verwey...... 75.14 2008-09 8. Sandra Maier...... 216 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate 8. Cathrine Madsen...... 75.53 2008-09 8. Iliska Verwey...... 216 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate 9. Sandra Maier...... 75.53 2008-09 8. Sandra Maier...... 216 2008 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Mem. 10. Anna Scott...... 75.54 2005-06 8. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 216 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship LOWEST 1st ROUND SCORES MOST TOP-FIVE FINISHES 1. Iliska Verwey...... 64 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic (SINGLE SEASON) 2. Sandra Maier...... 68 2008 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Mem. 3. Iliska Verwey...... 69 2007 Myrtle Beach Classic 1. Lisbeth Meincke...... 9 2004-05 3. Annika Korkeila...... 69 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate 2. Anna Scott...... 5 2008-09 3. Anna Scott ...... 69 2004 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate 2. Lisbeth Meincke...... 5 2003-04 6. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 70 2010 NCAA East Regional 2. Vikki Tutt...... 5 1998-99 6. Iliska Verwey...... 70 2010 NCAA East Regional 5. Iliska Verwey...... 4 2008-09 6. Anna Scott...... 70 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate 5. Lisbeth Meincke...... 4 2005-06 6. Cathrine Madsen...... 70 2008 CAA Championship 5. Vikki Tutt...... 4 1999-00 6. Lisbeth Meincke...... 70 2006 Pat Bradley Championship 8. Cathrine Madsen...... 3 2008-09 6. Joanna Klatten...... 70 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate 8. Cathrine Madsen...... 3 2009-10 6. Lisbeth Meincke...... 70 2005 UCF Invitational 8. Sandra Maier...... 3 2008-09 6. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 70 2004 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 8. Anna Scott...... 3 2007-08 6. JeNae Riehlman ...... 70 2004 UCF Invitational 8. Joanna Klatten...... 3 2005-06 8. Anna Scott...... 3 2005-06 LOWEST 2nd ROUND SCORES 8. Anna Scott...... 3 2004-05 1. Erica Wein ...... 68 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship 8. Nicole Wagner...... 3 2002-03 2. Cathrine Madsen...... 69 2008 CAA Championship 8. Sam White...... 3 2002-03 2. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 69 2010 William K. Warren Irish Invitational 8. Vikki Tutt...... 3 1996-97 3. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 70 2009 Palmetto Intercollegiate 3. Cathrine Madsen...... 70 2010 Hurricane Invitational MOST TOP-TEN FINISHES 3. Cathrine Madsen...... 70 2010 John/Kirk Panther Intercollegiate 3. Sandra Maier...... 70 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate (SINGLE SEASON) 3. Sandra Maier...... 70 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate 1. Lisbeth Meincke...... 10 2004-05 3. Iliska Verwey...... 70 2007 Lady Jaguar Invitational 2. Lisbeth Meincke...... 8 2005-06 3. Anna Scott...... 70 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 3. Erica Wein...... 7 2004-05 3. Anna Scott...... 70 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate 4. Cathrine Madsen...... 6 2009-10 3. Anna Scott...... 70 2005 UCF Invitational 4. Anna Scott...... 6 2007-08 3. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 70 2004 Beacon Woods Invitational 4. Iliska Verwey...... 6 2007-08 3. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 70 2004 Hatter Fall Classic 6. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 6 2003-04 3. Anna Molin ...... 70 1999 Tulane Green Wave Women’s Classic 6. Vikki Tutt ...... 6 1999-00 LOWEST 3rd ROUND SCORES 6. Vikki Tutt ...... 6 1998-99 6. Vikki Tutt ...... 6 1996-97 1. Claire Starkie...... 68 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic 10. Cathrine Madsen...... 5 2008-09 1. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 68 2004 Beacon Woods Invitational 10. Anna Scott...... 5 2008-09 1. Sam White ...... 68 2003 Lady Seahawk Invitational 10. Iliska Verwey...... 5 2008-09 4. Claire Starkie...... 69 2006 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 4. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 69 2010 CAA Championship 5. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 70 2010 SunTrust Gator Invitational 5. Cathrine Madsen...... 70 2009 Golfweek Conference Challenge 5. Iliska Verwey...... 70 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic 5. Lisbeth Meincke...... 70 2006 CAA Championship 5. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 70 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 5. Lisbeth Meincke...... 70 2005 Waterlefe/USF Invitational 5. Lisbeth Meincke ...... 70 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship 5. Sally Bishop ...... 70 2000 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 44 2010-11 Women’s Golf Records MEDALIST HONORS LOWEST TEAM 1st ROUND SCORES Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2010 CAA Championship 1. 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate...... 285 Cathrine Madsen...... 2010 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate 2. 2005 UCF Invitational...... 286 Sandra Maier...... 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate 3. 2007 Unlimited Potential/Myrtle Beach Classic...... 287 Iliska Verwey...... 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate 4. 2008 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Memorial...... 288 Iliska Verwey...... 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic 5. 2010 NCAA East Regional...... 290 Cathrine Madsen...... 2008 CAA Championship 5. 2008 CAA Championship...... 290 Iliska Verwey...... 2007 Lady Jaguar Invitational 7. 2009 Qdoba Invitational...... 291 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2006 CAA Championship 7. 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic...... 291 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 9. 2010 UCF Challenge...... 292 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2005 Atlantic Sun Championships 9. 2010 Hurricane Invitational...... 292 Lisbeth Meincke ...... 2004 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 10. 2009 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 293 Lisbeth Meincke ...... 2004 Hatter Fall Classic 10. 2008 Canes and Cardinals Classic...... 293 Lisbeth Meincke ...... 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship Lisbeth Meincke ...... 2003 Atlantic Sun Championship LOWEST TEAM 2nd ROUND SCORES Anna Molin ...... 2001 John Kirk/Panther Invitational 1. 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 285 Vikki Tutt ...... 1999 Unlimited Potential/Baytree Classic 2. 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate...... 290 Trelle Kite ...... 1997 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 3. 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... 291 Trelle Kite ...... 1996 UARL Women’s Intercollegiate 3. 2007 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup...... 291 3. 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup...... 291 ROUNDS PLAYED (SINGLE SEASON) 6. 2007 Unlimited Potential/Myrtle Beach Classic...... 292 1. Cathrine Madsen...... 34 2009-10 7. 2009 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 293 1. Sandra Maier...... 34 2009-10 8. 2009 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Classic...... 294 2. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 33 2009-10 8. 2008 Canes and Cardinals Classic...... 294 2. Joanna Klatten...... 33 2005-06 8. 2004 Beacon Woods Invitational ...... 294 5. Lisbeth Meincke...... 32 2005-06 8. 2004 Atlantic Sun Championship ...... 294 6. Ellie Robinson...... 31 2009-10 6. Iliska Verwey...... 31 2009-10 LOWEST TEAM 3rd ROUND SCORES 6. Sally Bishop ...... 31 2002-03 1. 2009 CAA Championship...... 290 6. Sam White ...... 31 2002-03 1. 2003 UNCW Lady Seahawk ...... 290 6. Kathi Eutzler ...... 31 1999-00 3. 2009 Golfweek’s Conference Challenge...... 291 6. Anna Molin ...... 31 1999-00 3. 2008 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Memorial...... 291 6. Vikki Tutt ...... 31 1999-00 3. 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic...... 291 6. 2009 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 293 EVENTS PLAYED (SINGLE SEASON) 6. 2008 CAA Championship...... 293 1. Charlotte Lorentzen...... 12 2009-10 8. 2005 Miccosukee Women’s Championship...... 296 1. Cathrine Madsen...... 12 2009-10 9. 2008 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 297 1. Sandra Maier...... 12 2009-10 9. 2008 Canes and Cardinals Classic...... 297 1. Ellie Robinson...... 12 2009-10 2. Illiska Verwey...... 11 2009-10 2. Cathrine Madsen...... 11 2007-08 2. Anna Scott...... 11 2007-08 2. Iliska Verwey...... 11 2007-08 2. Lisbeth Meincke...... 11 2005-06 2. Joanna Klatten...... 11 2005-06 2. Lisbeth Meincke...... 11 2004-05 2. JeNae Riehlman...... 11 2004-05 2. Anna Scott...... 11 2004-05 2. Erica Wein...... 11 2004-05 2. Sally Bishop ...... 11 2002-03 2. Sam White ...... 11 2002-03 2. Sally Bishop ...... 11 2001-02 2. Anna Molin ...... 11 2001-02 2. Kathi Eutzler ...... 11 1999-00 2. Anna Molin ...... 11 1999-00 2. Vikki Tutt ...... 11 1999-00

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TEAM VICTORIES (28) TEAM ROUNDS PLAYED Year Tournament ...... Margin of Victory (Strokes) 1. 2009-10...... 34 1999 Mercer Fall Invitational ...... 39 2. 2005-06...... 32 2006 CAA Championship...... 22 3. 2002-03...... 31 2003 Atlantic Sun Championship...... 18 4. 2008-09...... 30 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 17 4. 2007-08...... 30 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic...... 16 4. 2004-05...... 30 2010 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... 14 7. 2006-07...... 28 2005 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup...... 13 7. 2001-02 ...... 28 1999 Unlimited Potential/Baytree Classic ...... 11 7. 2000-01 ...... 28 2010 CAA Championship...... 9 7. 1999-00 ...... 28 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... 9 11. 2003-04 ...... 27 2009 Qdoba Invitational...... 9 2006 Lady Jaguar Invitational...... 9 LOWEST TEAM TOURNAMENT SCORE 2005 UCF Invitational ...... 8 2005 Miccosukee Women’s Championship...... 8 (2 ROUNDS) 2001 John Kirk/Panther Invitational ...... 8 1. 2007 Unlimited Potential/Myrtle Beach Classic...... 579 2008 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 7 2. 2005 UCF Invitational...... 583 2005 UNCW Lady Seahawk Invitational...... 7 3. 2007 Lady Jaguar Invitational...... 600 2005 Atlantic Sun Championship...... 6 4. 2004 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate ...... 603 2004 UCF Invitational ...... 3 4. 2004 Hatter Fall Classic ...... 603 1997 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate ...... 3 6. 2006 Lady Jaguar Invitational...... 606 2009 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 2 7. 2009 Eat A Peach Collegiate...... 607 1994 Southern Mississippi Lady Eagle ...... 2 7. 2003 UCF Invitational ...... 607 2009 CAA Championship...... 1 7. 2002 UCF Invitational ...... 607 2007 Lady Jaguar Invitational...... 1 10. 2009 Hooters Women’s Collegiate...... 610 1999 Carolinas Classic ...... 1 1999 JSU Gamecock Classic ...... 1 LOWEST TEAM TOURNAMENT SCORE 1996 UARL Women’s Intercollegiate ...... 1 2008 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... Playoff (3 ROUNDS) 1. 2009 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 879 TEAM EVENTS PLAYED 2. 2008 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic...... 880 2. 2005 Taco Bell Intercollegiate...... 880 1. 2009-10...... 12 4. 2008 CAA Championship...... 881 2. 2007-08...... 11 5. 2008 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate...... 882 2. 2005-06...... 11 6. 2008 Heather Farr/U. of Colorado Memorial...... 883 2. 2004-05...... 11 7. 2008 Canes and Cardinals Classic...... 884 2. 2002-03 ...... 11 8. 2009 John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate...... 886 2. 2001-02 ...... 11 9. 2009 CAA Championship...... 890 2. 1999-00 ...... 11 10. 2009 Qdoba Invitational...... 891 8. 2008-09...... 10 8. 2006-07...... 10 8. 2003-04 ...... 10 8. 2000-01 ...... 10 8. 1998-99 ...... 10 8. 1997-98 ...... 10 8. 1996-97 ...... 10 8. 1995-96 ...... 10 8. 1994-95 ...... 10

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B M Rhonda Beaver...... 1992-94 Cathrine Madsen...... 2006-10 Sally Bishop...... 2000-04 Sandra Maier...... 2006-10 Cherishton Brett...... 2007- Linda Mairpuu...... 1997-2000 Marla Bunning...... 1992-96 Jennifer McGuigan...... 1996-97 Lina Bustos...... 2001-05 Allison McMillan...... 1993-94 Erin McMillian...... 1993-94 C Meredith Mitchell...... 1997-98 Ashley Couch...... 1998-2003 Lisbeth Meincke...... 2002-06 Anna Molin...... 1998-2002 D Karin Dedering...... 2005-07 P Deanne Dennis...... 1995-99 Litza Perea...... 2000

E R Lacy Englert...... 1997-98 JeNae Riehlman...... 2005-05 Kathi Eutzler...... 1996-2000 Ellie Robinson...... 2009

F S Sharon Frechette...... 1993-95 Jennifer Salowitz...... 1993-96 Anna Scott...... 2004-09 G Jennifer Scott...... 1993-95 Natalie Gardner...... 1994-95 Keri Anne Scott...... 2000-02, 2003-05 Susan Srague...... 1993-94 H Claire Starkie...... 2005-2009 Kelly Henderson...... 1998-99 Marianne Hughes...... 2000 T Camila Hyden...... 1992-96 Pam Torres...... 2003-07 Vikki Tutt...... 1996-2000 J Jill Jacobson...... 1993-94 V Iliska Verwey...... 2007-10 K Trelle Kite...... 1994-98 W Joanna Klatten...... 2005-07 Laura Walden...... 1992-95 Annika Korkeila...... 2005-06 Nicole Wagner...... 1999-2003 Erica Wein...... 2004-05 L Ingrid Welinder...... 1992-94 Pam Levine...... 1993-95 Elizabeth White...... 2000-04 Nicole Loesch...... 2006-10 Samantha White...... 2002-03 Charlotte Lorentzen...... 2009- Beth Willingham...... 1992-94

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FALL 2010 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 2005-06 Head Coach: Cathy Mant Dates Tournament Scores Finish Dates Tournament Scores Finish 9/17-18 Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire 315-306-297--918 13th of 17 9/19-20 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 304-291-299--894 1st of 13 10/2-3 William K. Warren Irish Invitational 320-299-307--926 6th of 13 10/3-4 Ga. St./Pelican Preserve Invit. 304-310-298--912 3rd of 9 10/8-10 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. 304-294-306--904 13th of 15 10/21-23 Taco Bell Intercollegiate 285-290-305--880 2nd of 21 10/29-31 Lady Paladin Invitational 302-320-307-929 2nd of 17 10/30-1 Ross Resorts Invitational 300-298-307--905 2nd of 12 2/21-22 Pat Bradley Championship 302-307-299--908 3rd of 20 2009-10 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/11-12 SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational 314-298-317--929 8th of 14 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 3/20-21 USF/Waterlefe Invitational 325-330-345--1000 8th of 14 9/6-8 Hooters Match Play Champ. 315-295--610 (2-1) 10th of 16 4/3-4 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 315-313--628 5th of 14 9/13-15 Golfweek Conf. Challenge 318-307-291--916 11th of 18 4/14-16 CAA Championship 317-311-301--929 1st of 9 10/4-5 Eat A Peach Collegiate 309-298--607 5th of 12 4/22-23 Lady Buckeye Invitational 304-303-300--907 10th of 14 10/19-20 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate 293-293-293--879 1st of 15 5/11-13 NCAA West Regional 308-308-303--919 11th of 21 10/26-27 Palmetto Intercollegiate 299-299-311--909 9th of 18 5/23-26 NCAA Championship (Indiv.) 75-76-76-75--302 43rd of 126 2/14-16 Hurricane Invitational 292-300-303--895 2nd of 17 3/1-2 UCF Challenge 292-299-304--895 2nd of 17 2004-05 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/22-23 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 300-301-304--905 1st of 13 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 3/26-28 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 322-305-306--933 13th of 23 9/20-21 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 306-306-307--919 2nd of 12 4/10-11 SunTrust Lady Gator Invit. 309-300-302--911 10th of 15 10/1-3 Beacon Woods Invitational 300-294-300--894 5th of 12 4/16-18 CAA Championship 308-315-300--923 1st of 10 10/18-19 Hatter Fall Classic 301-302--603 2nd of 13 5/6-8 NCAA East Regional 290-310-317--917 21st of 24 10/25-26 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 294-309--603 2nd of 11 2/7-8 UCF Invitational 286-297--583 1st of 12 2008-09 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 2/21-22 Miccosukee Championship 317-301-296--914 1st of 18 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 3/6-8 Pinehurst Challenge 331-309-313--953 7th of 18 9/15-16 U. of Cincinnati Fall Classic 291-298-291--880 1st of 11 3/14-15 Waterlefe/USF Invite 302-316-300--918 5th of 12 9/29-30 U. of Colorado Memorial 288-304-291--883 7th of 20 4/4-5 Lady Seahawk Invitational 299-306-309--914 1st of 13 10/12-14 UNCG Starmount Fall Classic 301-301-312--914 4th of 15 4/11-13 Atlantic Sun Championship 306-303-308--917 1st of 11 10/19-21 Lady Pirate Intercollegiate 299-285-298--882 1st of 20 5/5-7 NCAA West Regional 317-302-313--932 17th of 21 10/27-28 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 304-306-297--907 1st of 19 2/16-17 Qdoba Collegiate 291-299-301--891 1st of 14 2003-04 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/30-31 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 297-291-298--886 1st of 13 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 4/6-7 SunTrust Lady Gator Invit. 307-305-302--913 3rd of 16 9/5-7 U.P./Baytree Classic 316-310--626 8th of 36 4/17-19 CAA Championship 304-296-290--890 1st of 10 9/20-21 Louisville Cardinal Cup 314-320-330--964 5th of 11 5/8-9 NCAA Central Regional 303-305-318--926 9th of 21 10/10-12 Beacon Woods Invitational 327-314-316--957 8th of 9 10/19-21 Hatter Fall Classic 330-331-330--991 10th of 17 2007-08 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 10/26-28 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 321-312--633 5th of 12 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/9-10 UCF Invitational 299-308--607 1st of 12 9/17-18 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 303-291-302--896 4th of 17 2/27-29 Pinehurst Challenge Cancelled N/A 9/24-25 Myrtle Beach Classic 287-292--579 2nd of 15 3/15-16 Waterlefe Invitational 321-313-343--977 15th of 15 10/8-9 McHaney/Morehead Invitational 307-306-306--919 2nd of 14 3/22-23 UNCW Lady Seahawk Invit. 324-331-324--979 11th of 14 10/13-14 Lady Jaguar Invitational 304-296--600 1st of 5 4/5-6 Lady Eagle Invitational 307-307-315--929 4th of 18 11/6-7 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Invit. 314-303-311--928 5th of 20 4/19-21 Atlantic Sun Championship 316-294-306--916 2nd of 11 2/22-24 SunTrust Lady Gator Invit. 299-301-299--899 6th of 15 3/9-11 Pinehurst Challenge 318-309-300--927 T4th of 21 2002-03 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/31-4/1 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 300-313--613 1st of 15 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 4/7-8 Canes and Cardinals Classic 293-294-297--884 T2nd of 14 9/6-8 U.P./Baytree Classic 326-322-313--961 16th of 35 4/18-20 CAA Championship 290-298-293--881 2nd of 10 9/23-24 Louisville Cardinal Cup 320-305-319--944 6th of 14 5/8-10 NCAA East Regional 308-306-310--924 14th of 21 10/11-13 Beacon Woods Invitational 311-309-308--928 8th of 13 10/21-22 Mission Inn Fall Classic 333-315--648 5th of 17 2006-07 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 10/28-30 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 304-309-304--917 3rd of 12 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/10-11 Golden Panther Champ. 334-319--653 3rd of 15 9/11-12 Cougar Classic 304-313-319--936 17th of 18 2/28-3/2 Carolinas Collegiate Classic 314-309-315--938 4th of 22 9/18-19 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 303-308-308--919 6th of 13 3/17-18 Waterlefe/USF Invitational 326-302-309--937 8th of 14 10/16-17 Ga. St./Pelican Preserve Invit. 307-306-304--917 12th of 15 3/24-25 UNCW Lady Seahawk Invit. 304-301-290--895 4th of 14 10/30-31 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 317-297-308--922 12th of 19 4/13-16 Atlantic Sun Championship 298-306-299--903 1st of 12 11/06-07 Lady Jaguar Invitational 303-303--606 1st of 7 5/8-10 NCAA East Regional 306-307-306--919 18th of 21 2/18-20 Papa Johns’ Collegiate 323-317-306--946 8th of 12 3/10-11 SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational 317-307-325--929 14th of 16 2001-02 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/23-25 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 331-312-317--960 17th of 18 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 4/2-3 John Kirk/Panther Inter. 312-306--618 13th of 17 9/7-9 U.P./Baytree Classic 311-324-312--947 8th of 31 4/20-22 CAA Championship 315-310-302--927 2nd of 10 9/22-23 Yale Women’s Fall Inter. 311-317--628 4th of 16 10/19-21 Hatter Fall Classic 346-315-315--976 9th of 18 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 48 2010-11 Women’s Golf All-Time Results

10/29-30 John Kirk/Panther Invit. 318-308--626 1st of 9 1996-97 Head Coach: Trey Jones 11/5-6 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 317-329-319--965 13th of 16 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/11-12 UCF Invitational 301-306--607 3rd of 10 9/28-29 Lady Sunshine Invitational 309-309--618 5th of 15 2/25-26 Edwin Watts/Carolinas Classic 318-323--641 10th of 22 10/14-15 Brooks/Pepsi Classic 330-316-327--973 8th of 11 3/4-5 Green Wave Women’s Classic 341-339--680 13th of 15 10/21-22 UARL Women’s Inter. 304 304--608 1st of 12 3/18-19 USF/Waterlefe Invitational 314-326-317--957 10th of 14 11/4-5 Lady Panther Classic 321-309--630 4th of 17 3/26-27 UNCW Lady Seahawk 311-310-320--941 14th of 18 11/12-13 Mercer Fall Invitational 320-317--637 1st of 9 4/15-17 Atlantic Sun Championship 315-317-318--950 3rd of 11 2/14-16 South Alabama Mardi Gras 331-319--650 3rd of 11 2/24-25 Green Wave Women’s Classic 330-323--653 4th of 12 2000-01 Head Coach: Cathy Mant 3/3-4 C. of Charleston Spring Invit. 343-330--673 5th of 14 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 3/24-25 JSU Gamecock Classic 321-317--638 3rd of 8 9/8-10 Auburn Tiger Derby Invitational 336-329-336--1001 12th of 12 4/7-8 Fighting Camel Classic 326-329--655 4th of 8 9/22-24 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 321-318-313--952 4th of 13 4/22-23 TAAC Championship 329-345-324--998 5th of 10 10/13-15 Beacon Woods Invitational 312-317-307--936 7th of 12 10/30-31 John Kirk/Panther Invit. 324-319-319--962 6th of 8 1995-96 Head Coach: Trey Jones 11/6-7 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 319-320-309--948 7th of 14 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/12-13 UCF Invitational 319-323--642 7th of 10 9/22-24 Auburn Lady Tiger Classic 319-318--637 9th of 12 2/26-27 Edwin Watts/Carolinas Classic 316-328--644 6th of 20 10/1-2 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 336-332--668 3rd of 12 3/5-6 Green Wave Women’s Classic 319-322-323--964 9th of 16 10/15-17 Brooks Medical/Pepsi Classic 337-341-331--1009 6th of 10 3/19-20 USF/Waterlefe Invitational 336-323-319--978 13th of 16 10/28-29 Cougar Invitational 334-319--653 9th of 14 4/9-11 TAAC Championship 320-315-318--943 3rd of 10 11/5-6 Lady Panther Invitational 331--331 7th of 14 2/12-13 Lady Trojan Invitational 356-339--695 7th of 9 1999-2000 Head Coach: Trey Jones 3/4-5 C. of Charleston Spring Invit. 338-333--671 10th of 19 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 3/18-19 Southern Miss Lady Eagle 333-341--674 5th of 13 9/10-12 U.P./Baytree Classic 303-304-309--916 1st of 20 4/15-16 Fighting Camel Classic 334--334 6th of 12 9/20-21 Auburn Tiger Derby Classic 316-308-302--926 8th of 13 4/23-25 TAAC Championship 339-328-325--992 4th of 10 10/1-3 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 318-316-310--944 5th of 19 11/1-2 John Kirk/Panther Invit. 313-308-328--949 2nd of 12 1994-95 Head Coach: Kevin Propst 11/8-9 Edwin Watts/Palmetto Inter. 308-317-300--925 9th of 19 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/6-8 Southern Miss Lady Eagle 313-313-309--935 2nd of 15 9/24-25 Lady Spartan Invitational 345-322--667 10th of 21 2/14-15 UCF Invitational 309-311--620 10/8-9 James Madison Invitational 331-327--658 7th of 11 2/27-28 Carolinas Classic 325-317--642 10/29-30 Lady Cougar Invitational 313-315--628 5th of 20 3/13-14 Green Wave Women’s Classic 314-316-317--947 6th of 15 11/6-8 Lady Panther Classic 336-322--658 4th of 17 3/20-21 USF/Waterlefe Invitational 328-327-315--970 14th of 15 2/10-11 Mardi Gras Invitational 343-340--683 9th of 11 4/10-12 TAAC Championship 316-312-316--944 3rd of 10 2/19-20 LDDS Owl Preview Classic 340--340 11th of 18 3/5-6 Edwin Watts/Coll. of Charleston 341-327--668 4th of 18 1998-99 Head Coach: Trey Jones 3/20-21 Lady Eagle Invitational 334-315--649 5th of 18 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 4/13-15 TAAC Championship 326-326-314--966 5th of 9 9/14-15 U.P./Cougar Classic 318-321--639 6th of 20 4/21-23 Lexel Golf/USF Invitational 335-326-345--1006 11th of 13 9/26-27 Lady Tar Heel Classic 331-323-311--965 14th of 17 10/18-20 UALR Ladies Golf Classic 321-314-319--954 6th of 17 1993-94 Head Coach: Kevin Propst 11/1-3 John Kirk/Panther Invit. 306-306-308--920 2nd of 11 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/8-9 Southern Miss Lady Eagle 318-318--636 6th of 17 9/18-19 Tech-Vandy Classic 343-318--661 3rd of 12 2/22-23 Carolinas Classic 331-308--639 1st of 20 9/25-26 Lady Sunshine Invitational 325-319--644 5th of 13 3/4-7 Ben Hogan/Fripp Island Classic 317-314-316--956 3rd of 15 10/11-12 Samford Classic 338-345--683 14th of 17 3/22-23 Gamecock Classic 316-324--640 1st of 14 11/15-16 Lady Panther Classic 336-340--676 4th of 15 3/29-30 Green Wave Women’s Classic 320-304--624 4th of 12 2/11-13 South Alabama Mardi Gras 346-364-340--1050 7th of 11 4/13-14 TAAC Championship 309-304-315--915 3rd of 11 3/6-7 Lady Cougar Invitational 347-359--706 9th of 15 3/21-22 Southern Miss Invitational 318-327--645 1st of 13 1997-98 Head Coach: Trey Jones 4/9-10 Lady Topper Invitational 353--353 6th of 14 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 4/17-19 TAAC Championship 354-334-321--1009 5th of 8 9/26-28 Stetson Lady Sunshine 312-308--620 4th of 14 10/3-4 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate 314-298--612 1st of 19 10/20-21 Bale Chevrolet/Honda Invit. 315-307-306--928 2nd of 13 1992-93 Head Coach: Kevin Propst 11/3-4 John Kirk/Panther Invit. 308-313-320--941 3rd of 17 Dates Tournament Scores Finish 2/16-17 FAU/Miami Preview 343-344-333--1020 11th of 17 10/3-4 Duke Fall Invitational 363-363--726 17th of 18 2/28-3/1 Jaguar/J.C. Penny Invitational 332-335--667 5th of 15 2/12-14 Lady Jaguar/Mardi Gras Invit. 403-385--788 8th of 8 3/2-3 C. of Charleston Spring Invit. 318-329--647 6th of 23 3/27-28 Lady Topper Invitational 342-338--680 12th of 16 3/16-17 Southern Miss Lady Eagle 326-323--649 4th of 18 4/16-18 TAAC Championship 350-365-337--1052 5th of 7 3/23-24 JSU Gamecock Classic 320-324--644 2nd of 15 4/14-15 TAAC Championship 322-304-315--941 2nd of 11 www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 49 Defending CAA Champions Former Georgia State women’s golfers are continuing with their success in the professional realm.

Joanna Klatten - In November and December of 2010, Klatten participated in the Ladies European Tour Q School Qualifying Tournament with the hopes of landing a spot on the Ladies LPGA Europe- an Tour. With a ninth place finish in the final qualify- ing tournament, Klatten earned status as a member of 2011 Ladies European Tour.

As a member of the Georgia State women’s golf team from 2005-2007, Klatten is the only golfer in Panther women’s golf history to make a trip to the NCAA Championships where she finished in a tie for 43rd place. To keep up with news on Klatten and fol- low her on tour, visit www.ladieseuropeantour.com

Anna Scott - This previous Georgia State golfer from England played professionally on the Duramed Futures Tour during 2010, a devlopmental tour that can lead to placement on the on the LPGA. Unfor- tunately, due to medical issues Scott is exempt from the tour this season. Scott plans to attend a Pro-Q School in the fall of 2011 in hopes of returning to the professional tour.

Scott was a golfer for Georgia State from 2004-09. In her four years as a Panther, she earned a spot on the All-CAA first team on three separate occasions and on the second team once. She was also named to the CAA All-Tournament team twice and the CAA All- Freshman team in 2004. Scott garnered 14 career top-fives, 17 top-10’s and 27 top-20’s. www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 50 2010-11 Women’s Golf www.GeorgiaStateSports.com 51 Defending CAA Champions 2011 schedule DATE OPPONENT LOCATION DATE OPPONENT LOCATION UCF CHALLENGE LIZ MURPHEY COLLEGIATE CLASSIC Feb. 13-15 HOST: University of Central Florida AT Sorrento, Fla. April 1-3 HOST: University of Georgia AT Athens, Ga. KINDERLOU FOREST CHALLENGE CAA CHAMPIONSHIP Feb. 27- March 1 HOST: Kennesaw State AT Valdosta, Ga. April 22-24 HOST: CAA AT Pinehurst, N.C. SUNTRUST GATOR WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL NCAA REGIONAL March 6-7 HOST: University of Florida AT Gainesville, Fla. May 5-7 HOST: TBA AT TBA JOHN KIRK/PANTHER INTERCOLLEGIATE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP March 21-22 HOST: Georgia State Stockbridge, Ga. May 17-21 HOST: Texas A&M AT College Station, Texas HOME MATCH PLAYED AT EAGLE’S LANDING COUNTRY CLUB