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2004 Arizona Women's Golf 2004 ARIZONA WOMEN’S GOLF Table of Contents Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Quick Facts ................................................................................ 1 Location ............................................................................ Tucson, Ariz. Outlook ...............................................................................................2 Founded .......................................................................................... 1885 Enrollment .................................................................................... 37,000 Roster .................................................................................................3 Nickname .................................................................................. Wildcats Photo Roster .................................................................................... 4 Colors ....................................................................... Cardinal and Navy Spring Tournament Quick Facts ................................................... 5 Affiliation ........................................................................ NCAA Divsion I Arizona National Country Club ...................................................... 6 Conference ............................................................................ Pacific-10 President ......................................................................... Dr. Peter Likins 2003-04 Wildcats Faculty Representative .......................................... Dudley B. Woodard Player Bios ........................................................................... 8-15 Athletics Director ............................................................. Jim Livengood SWA/Senior Assoc. A.D ............................................ Kathleen LaRose Coaching Staff SPORTS INFORMATION Head Coach Greg Allen ........................................................... 16 Sports Information Director .................................... Tom Duddleston, Jr. Associate Sports Information Director ............................ Richard Paige Assistant Coach Jody Niemann-Dansie ................................ 17 [email protected] Support Staff ....................................................................................17 Assistant Sports Information Director ............................ Mindy Claggett Assistant Sports Information Director ................................. Matt Rector 2002-03 Review Graduate Assistant SID ............................................... Alyssa Quintero Fall 2003 Stats ......................................................................... 19 Student Asst. SID/Women’s Golf Contact ..... Kimberley Hoidal 2002-03 Results and Stats ..................................................... 20 E-mail ..................................................... [email protected] Season Stats 2002-03 ............................................................. 21 Office Phone .............................................................. (520) 621-2060 Home Phone .............................................................. (520) 529-2779 Sports Information Phone ............................................. (520) 621-4163 Sports Information Fax ................................................. (520) 621-2681 Women’s Golf History Sports Information Mailing Address ......... P.O. Box 21009 Tucson, AZ Arizona Women’s Golf Records and History .................... 22-27 85721 NCAA Champions and Players of the Year....................... 28-30 Website ................................................................. arizonaathletics.com Wildcats on the LPGA Tour ................................................ 32-34 COACHING STAFF Head CoachGreg Allen ........................................................... (4th year) Alma Mater/Yea ....................................................... Murray State, 1993 The University of Arizona Office Phone ................................................................. (520) 621-5777 The University of Arizona .......................................................... 36 Assistant Coach ................................ Jody Niemann-Dansie (2nd year) Athletics Administration ........................................................... 37 Alma Mater/Year .................................................... Arizona State, 1999 Office Phone ................................................................. (520) 621-9236 C.A.T.S. Program................................................................ 38-41 Women’s Golf Office Fax ............................................. (520) 621-5793 Women’s Golf Office Address ................................ 249 McKale Center WOMEN’S GOLF FACTS 2003 Pac-10 Finish .................................................................... Second 2003 NCAA East Regional Finish .................................................... Fifth 2003 NCAA Championship Finish ............................................. Seventh Home Course ............................................... Arizona National Golf Club Letterwinners ........................................................... Returning/Lost8/3 Newcomers .......................................................................................... 1 RETURNERS Mar Garcia 5-5, Jr. One top-20 in 2002-2003, a 77.58 stroke average Miriam Kraschinski 5-8, Jr. Participated in 11 events, including the NCAA East Regional and the NCAA Championship, Placed 1st in the NCAA Fall Preview, Had two top-10 finishes in the 2002-03 season, Pac-10 Honorable Mention Cassandra Kirkland 5-7, So. One top-10 finish and 2 top-20 finishes in the2002-03 season Whitney Welch 5-7, So. NGCA All-American scholar, 79.00 stroke average, participated in six events during the 2003-04 season. 2004 Women’s Golf Guide Credits: KEY LOSSES The 2004 University of Arizona Women’s Golf Media Guide was produced by the th UA Media Relations Office to assist the media in its coverage of Wildcat golf. Anne Lee - Two top-10 finishes, two top-20 finishes, tied for 40 This guide was written by Kimberley Hoidal and edited by Richard Paige. Layout place in the NCAA Championship and design by Sarah Beaudry, Nik Kristianto and Kimberley Hoidal. Photography Julia Kraschinski - 78.31 stroke average during senior season, one by Robert Walker UA Photo Services; Ben Rider; Jack Stohlman; Chris Duthie top-10 finish (Links at Continental Ranch); the Ladies’ Professional Golf Association; Craig Jones/Allsport; Scott Halleran/Allsport. Laura Myerscough- Pac-10 Honorable Mention all conference team, th 75.59 stroke average, tied for 47 place at the NCAA Championship. Page 1 2004 TOURNAMENT FACTS Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge Ping/ASU Invitational Dates: ................................................................................ Feb. 9-11 Dates: ................................................................................. April 2-4 Location: ........................................... Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Location: ...................................................................... Tempe, Ariz. Host: ............................................................... Ohio State University Host: .......................................................... Arizona State University Tournament Site: ...................................... Palos Verdes Golf Club Tournament Site: .................................. ASU Karsten Golf Course Par/Yards: ................................................................. Par 71, 5,912 Par/Yards: ....................................................... Par 72, 6,090 yards Field: ..................................... Pepperdine, UCLA, Oklahoma State, Field: ........................................ ARIZONA, Arizona State, Southern Southern California, Oklahoma, Purdue, Texas, ARIZONA, Tulsa, California, TCU, Stanford, UCLA, Tulsa, UNM, New Mexico State, Ohio State, California, Flordia, Stanford, Michigan State, Georgia, Pepperdine, Washingto, San Jose State, California, Oregon Tennessee, Arizona State, Michigan State, Oregon, Texas, Northern Arizona Tournament Phone: ............................................. (310) 375-2533 Tournament Phone: ............................................ (480) 965-GOLF Golf Contact: ...................................................... Katherine Palmer Golf Contact: .......................................................... Rhonda Lundin Contact Phone: ...................................................... (614) 292-6861 Contact Phone: ...................................................... (480) 965-9780 Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational NCAA Regionals Dates: ......................................................................... March 21-23 Dates: .................................................................................. May 6-8 Location: .......................................................................... Austin, TX Hosts: ............................................. Illinois State, Stetson, Stanford Host: ................................................................. University of Texas Locations: ............................ Normal, Ill., Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla., Tournament Site: ............................................................. The Hills Stanford, Calif. Par/Yards: .................................................................. Par 72. 6,247 Tournament Site: ......................................................................TBD Field: .......................................
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