2010 Memphis Golf Information Guide

Table of Contents/Information women’s golf

golf program sections MEDIA 2009-10 Schedule/Results ......... 2 Media Info ................................... 2 2009-10 Roster ........................... 3

MEDIA 2009-10 Schedule/Results ......... 2 Media Info ................................... 2 2009-10 Roster ........................... 4

OUTLOOK Season Preview.......................... 6 C-USA Opponents ...................... 8 Spring 2010 Events .................... 9

OUTLOOK Season Preview........................ 40 C-USA Opponents .................... 42 Spring 2010 Events .................. 43

MEET THE TIGERS Coach Grant Robbins ............... 10 Player Profiles .......................... 12

MEET THE LADY TIGERS Coach Beth Harrelson .............. 44 Player Profiles .......................... 46

2008-09 REVIEW Fall 2009 Results ...................... 23 2008-09 Season Review .......... 24 2008-09 Results ....................... 25 2008-09 Stats ........................... 27

2008-09 REVIEW Fall 2009 Results ...................... 53 2008-09 Season Review .......... 54 2008-09 Results ....................... 55 2008-09 Stats ........................... 57

HISTORY All-Time Roster ......................... 28 Record Book and Honors ......... 29 M Club Hall of Fame ................. 30 Year-By-Year Results ............... 31 Tiger Golf History ...................... 34 C-USA Championship History .. 36 NCAA Tournament History........ 38

HISTORY All-Time Roster ......................... 58 Record Book and Honors ......... 59 Year-By-Year Results ............... 60 Lady Tiger Golf History ............. 63 C-USA Championship History .. 65 NCAA Tournament History........ 67 Conference USA....................... 68

University section University of Memphis ............................................................................ 70 University President Shirley Raines ....................................................... 72 Athletic Director R.C. Johnson ............................................................... 73 Staff Directory ......................................................................................... 74 Memphis Greats ..................................................................................... 77 Golf Facilities .......................................................................................... 78 Athletic Facilities ..................................................................................... 79 Academic Center .................................................................................... 80 Tiger Traditions ....................................................................................... 81 City of Memphis ...................................................................................... 82 GoTigersGo.com .................................................................................... 84

2009-10 Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA RELATIONS

School:....... The University of Memphis Location: ..................... Memphis, Tenn.

Founded: ......................................1912 Enrollment: ................................21,424 Affiliation: .................... NCAA Division I Conference: ............... Conference USA Nickname:...................................Tigers Colors: .............................. Blue & Gray Home Course: ....... Colonial Country Club Par: ......................... 72 (South Course) Setting: ................................. 386 acres President: ................ Dr. Shirley Raines Athletic Director: ............. R.C. Johnson

Golf Contact:............Preston McClellan Office Phone: ............... (901) 678-5747 Mobile Phone:.............. (901) 351-7322 E-mail: ............pmccllln@memphis.edu Media Relations Fax: ... (901) 678-4134 Address: ............................ 570 Normal ....................... Athletic Media Relations ................... 203 Athletic Office Building ............................. Memphis, TN 38152 Web Site: ..........www.GoTigersGo.com

MEN’S HISTORY

WOMEN’S HISTORY

First Year of Golf: ..........................1948 NCAA Tournaments/Last: ..........6/2008 Result: .......21/25 NCAA East Regional

First Year of Golf: ..........................1977 NCAA Tournaments/ Last: .........7/2001 Result: .......11/21 NCAA East Regional

MEN’S COACHING STAFF

WOMEN’S COACHING STAFF

Head Coach:..................Grant Robbins .............. (University of Memphis, 1994) Tenure at Memphis: .................. 7 years Tenure as Coach: ................... 11 years

Head Coach:.................Beth Harrelson .............. (University of Memphis, 1986) Tenure at Memphis: .................. 2 years Tenure as Coach: ..................... 2 years

MEN’S TEAM INFORMATION

WOMEN’S TEAM INFORMATION

2008-09 Conference Finish: ............4th 2008-09 Tournament Wins: ......... None 2008-09 Top-5 Finishes: .....................2 2008-09 Individual Medalists: ...... None Final 2008-09 Rankings:............... 100th Letterwinners Returning/Lost:........... 6/3 Fall 2009 Tournament Wins .......... None Fall 2009 Top-5 Finishes: ...................1 Fall 2009 Individual Medalists: .... None Final Fall 2009 Rankings: ............ 114th

2008-09 Conference Finish: ............8th 2008-09 Tournament Wins: ......... None 2008-09 Top-5 Finishes: .............. None 2008-09 Individual Medalists: ...... None Final 2008-09 Rankings:............... 191st Letterwinners Returning/Lost:........... 4/1 Fall 2009 Tournament Wins: ................ 1 Fall 2009 Top-5 Finishes: ...................3 Fall 2009 Individual Medalists: .... None Final Fall 2009 Rankings: ............ 117th

mission statement The primary mission of the Department of Athletics is to provide a successful athletic program at the highest level of competition. Characterized by academic, athletic and moral excellence in a diverse collegiate environment, the program will abide by the spirit of the rules governing students and intercollegiate athletics and will be known for its good sportsmanship and integrity. The University of Memphis is a comprehensive urban university committed to the scholarly accomplishments of our students and faculty and to the enhancement of our community, state and the nation through principles of academic integrity, sound management and equal opportunity.

credits EDITOR: Preston McClellan ASSISTANCE: Brandon Kolditz, Jennifer Rodrigues, Lamar Chance, and Tammy DeGroff COVER DESIGN AND LAYOUT: Brandon Kolditz PHOTOGRAPHY: Joe Murphy, Carolyn Andros, Preston McClellan, Mark Taylor, Josh Wilkins, and Shawn Smith PRINTING: EBSCO Media, Birmingham, AL 35233 UOM107-FY0910/5C

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men’s golf

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2009-10 Schedule/Results

men’s Schedule DATE

women’s Schedule

EVENT

LOCATION

RESULT

Golfweek Conf. Challenge Sam Hall Intercollegiate Mason Rudolph Champ.

Memphis Intercollegiate St. Mary’s College Inv.

Riverside, Iowa Hattiesburg, Miss.

Nashville, Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn.

Pebble Beach, Ca.

15th/15 T2/15 8th/17 T7/16 T7/16

Fall 2009 Aug. 30-31 Sept. 14-15 Sept. 25-27 Oct. 19-20 Nov. 9-10

Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Louisiana Classics The Desert Shootout Ole Miss Intercollegiate The Bluegrass Invitational C-USA Championship

LOCATION

RESULT

Jason Redd Assistant Director Volleyball, Baseball

Shawn Smith Intern M. Soccer, M&W Tennis

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Tammy DeGroff Assistant Director Women’s Basketball

Mark Taylor Intern W. Soccer, M&W Track & Field

14th/17

Cincinnati, Ohio

6th/12

Oct. 12-13

Lady Red Wolves Classic

Jonesboro, Ark.

T3/12

Oct. 19-20

CSU Wendy’s Invitational

Charleston, S.C.

3rd/15

Nov. 2-3

UAB Fall Beach Blast

Gulf Shores, Ala.

1st/12

Mar. 1-2

USA Lady Jaguar Inv.

Mar. 26-27 Cincinnati Spring Inv.

media relations staff

Lamar Chance Assistant Director Men’s Basketball

Furman, S.C.

Sept. 28-29 Cincinnati Fall Classic

Feb. 14-16 Qdoba Collegiate Inv.

Memphis golf practices are closed to the media. However, special arrangements may be made by contacting the Athletic Media Relations Office at least 24 hours before practice time. All interviews are coordinated with men’s coach Grant Robbins and women’s coach Beth Harrelson through the Athletic Media Relations office. The office staff also can coordinate interviews throughout the season with coaches and athletes, which will be scheduled around academic and practice schedules.

Jennifer Rodrigues Director Football

Sept. 18-20 Lady Paladin Invitational

Spring 2010

Mobile, Ala. Lafayette, La. Goodyear, Ariz.

Jackson, Miss.

Lexington, Ky. Orlando, Fla.

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EVENT

Fall 2009

Spring 2010 Feb. 21-23 Mar. 8-9 Mar. 18-20 Apr. 5-6 Apr. 10-11 Apr. 25-27

DATE

Brandon Kolditz Assistant Director Sec. Football, Softball, Publications

Josh Wilkins Graduate Assistant Rifle

Miami, Fla. Mobile, Ala. Crystal River, Fla.

Apr. 10-11

EKU Lady Colonel Classic Richmond, Ky.

Apr. 18-20

C-USA Championship

Hattiesburg, Miss.

primary media outlets NEWSPAPERS Commercial Appeal 901-529-2360/Fax: 901-529-2362 495 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103 sports@commercialappeal.com Memphis Flyer 901-521-9000/Fax: 901-521-0129 460 Tennessee Street Memphis, TN 38101

WHBQ TV 13 (FOX) 901-320-1345/Fax: 901-320-1366 485 South Highland Memphis, TN 38111 WPTY TV 24 (ABC) 901-323-2430/Fax: 901-452-1820 2701 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38104) RADIO

Daily Helmsman 901-678-2192/Fax: 901-678-4792 Meeman Bldg, 113 Memphis, TN 38152

WREC AM 600 901-259-1300/Fax: 901-259-6445 2650 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Ste 4100 Memphis, TN 38118

Shelby Sun Times 901-755-7386/Fax: 901-755-0827 7508 Capital Drive Cordova, TN 38138

WUMR FM 92 901-678-3176/Fax: 901-678-4331 University of Memphis Memphis, TN 38152

Germantown News 901-754-0337/Fax: 901-754-2961 7545 North Street Germantown, TN 38138

730 ESPN Radio 901-522-1919/Fax: 901-522-1920 203 Beale Street, Suite 204 Memphis, TN 38103

TELEVISION

WHBQ AM 560 901-375-9324/Fax: 901-795-4454 6080 Mt. Moriah Memphis, TN 38115

WREG TV 3 (CBS) 901-543-2117/Fax: 901-543-2167 803 Channel Three Drive Memphis, TN 38103 WMC TV 5 (NBC) 901-726-0410/Fax: 901-278-7633 1960 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103

WGKX FM 106 901-682-1106/Fax: 901-767-9531 5629 Murray Road Memphis, TN 38119

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2009-10 men’s Roster NAME

HEIGHT

WEIGHT

CLASS

EXP

HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Kody Alexander Jack Belote Philip Breeding Brandon Bunn Carlson Cox Stefan Erdidi Jonathan Fly Jeff Hall Lexus Keoninh Steve Lee Grant Milner Parker Rush Mark Trow

6-1 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-11 6-3 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-10 6-0 6-1

180 165 157 170 175 200 175 175 170 155 160 190 145

R-Fr. So. R-Sr. Sr. R-Fr. Jr. R-So. r-Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr.

HS HS 1L 1L HS 2L TR HS HS HS HS TR 1L

Humbolt, Tenn./Liberty High School Memphis, Tenn./Bolton High School Morristown, Tenn./Morristown Hamblen West HS Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut High School Church Hill, Tenn./Volunteer High School Helsingborg, Sweden/Tychobraheskolan Gym. Memphis, Tenn./Auburn Franklin, Tenn./Franklin High School Murfreesboro, Tenn./Oakland High School Hendersonville, Tenn./Hendersonville High School Knoxville, Tenn./The Webb School Memphis, Tenn./Faulkner State CC Oswestry, Wales/The Marches School

Head Coach: Grant Robbins - University of Memphis, 1994/7th Year

state/country breakdown Tennessee (11) Alexander Belote Breeding Bunn Cox Fly Hall Keoninh Lee Milner Rush

Wales (1) Trow Sweden (1) Erdidi

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The tigers

Front Row (L to R): Jeff Hall, Jonathan Fly, Brandon Bunn, Parker Rush, Steve Lee, Lexus Keoninh, Grant Milner Back Row (L to R): Jack Belote, Philip Breeding, Kody Alexander, Stefan Erdidi, Mark Trow, Carlson Cox, Coach Grant Robbins

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2009-10 Women’s Roster NAME

HEIGHT

CLASS

EXP

HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL

Alex Aläng Kathleen Glavin Leslie Grabeman Julia Hodgson Sarah Mathews Caitlin McDonald Marissa Steen

5-10 5-4 5-5 5-7 5-8 5-4 5-7

Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. R-So. So.

HS 1L 2L HS HS 1L 1L

Tullinge, Sweden/Igelstavikens Gymnasium Dayton, Ohio/Archbishop Alter HS Springboro, Ohio/University of Minnesota Unionville, Ontario/Markham District High School Memphis, Tenn./St. Agnes Academy Memphis, Tenn./Christian Brothers West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West HS

Head Coach: Beth Harrelson - University of Memphis, 1986, Second Year

state/country breakdown Tennessee (2) McDonald Mathews Ohio (3) Glavin Grabeman Steen

Sweden (1) Aläng Canada (1) Hodgson

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The Lady tigers

(L to R) Caitlin McDonald, Leslie Grabeman, Julia Hodgson, Alex Aläng, Coach Beth Harrelson, Sarah Mathews, Marissa Steen, Kathleen Glavin

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2010 Men’s Golf Preview

swinging away

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The Road to Chattanooga After competing in five events during the fall, the University of Memphis men’s golf team, now in its seventh season under head coach Grant Robbins, has its sights set on earning a spot in the NCAA Champiampionship, held in Chattanooga, Tenn. After leading the team m to a fourth place confernference finish in 20080809, Robbins led the he team to four top-10 10 finishes this fall, including a low finish sh of tied for second nd at the Sam Hallll Intercollegiate..

With four new-comers and fourr seniors, the Tigers appear ready dy to make a run at earning their second ond NCAA regional berth in the last three ee years.

compete in the Louisiana Classics on March 8-9.

Seniors Brad Benjamin and Jordan Payne led the team to an eighth place finish in the tournament a season ago.

The U of M then travels to Goodyear, Ariz.,to compete in the Desert Shootout.

The Tigers then compete in two consecutive SEC hosted events. The first is the second annual Reunion Intercollegiate hosted by Ole Miss. Last year Memphis finished Coach Robbins, Jack Belote, Steve Lee, Carlson Cox, Jonathan Fly, and Lexus 13th in the event.

Keoninh enjoy the beach scenery at the St. Mary’s College Invitational.

Memphis then travThe Schedule els to Lexington, Ky., to compete in the University of Kentucky’s Bluegrass Memphis will compete in six spring events, Invitational. This will be the final tune up for the including the Conference USA Championship.

Tigers before they compete in the Conference The Tigers start the spring by traveling to USA Championship.

Mobile, Ala., to compete in the Mobile Bay InAfter having two individuals in the top twentercollegiate (February 21-23) hosted by South ty and finishing fourth as a team last season, Alabama. Memphis finished 14th in last year’s Memphis will attempt to capture its first Conferevent. ence USA men’s golf crown.

After a two week break, the Tigers will again travel south, this time to Lafayette, La., to

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Youth Movement

Former Tiger Brad Benjamin (2005-09) laid claim to the 2009 USGA Public Links Championship over the summer. With the victory, Benjamin joins Hillman Robbins and Lou Graham as the Brad Benjamin only Tiger alumni to have won a USGA Championship. Robbins claimed the 1954 United State Amateur Championship and Graham won the 1975 United States Open. Benjamin also earned the opportunity to compete in the 2010 Masters.

Memphis golf celebrates the opening of the Frank L. Flautt Golf Center, a state of the art on campus practice facility.

One of the Nation’s Best The Frank L. Flautt Center officially opened on September 3, 2009. Located next to the Tiger Softball Complex on the University of Memphis’ Park Avenue Campus, the $1.5 million center provides both the Tiger and Lady Tiger golf teams with state-ofthe-art facilities. The center contains a 7,200 square foot indoor practice facility complete with indoor hitting bays, study areas, lounge areas, and a video analysis room. In addition to the indoor facilities, the center also has approximately five acres of outdoor driving ranges and short game practice areas.

“Wow. All I can say is what a great day this is for our golf program. Words just cannot express how grateful we are and how much you have done for us, Frank and Brenda Flautt...This is just an amazing facility. It’s gone way above what my expectations were. This has been a vision of mine since I arrived here six years ago. I never thought we would have anything this great. It is, by far, the best in the country. And, we are definitely going to work hard to make you proud. Thank you so much for this.”

- Coach Grant Robbins

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homecoming When Jonathan Fly decided to transfer back home to play golf at the University of Memphis, Coach Grant Robbins had nothing but good things to say about the redshirt sophomore.

Fly transferred to Memphis after spending two years at Auburn. This fall, Fly was the Tigers’ most consistent performer, competing in all five events and posting two top-10 finishes. He had a low finish of seventh at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate, which helped lead Memphis to a second place team finish. Fly had the second lowest scoring average on the team at 73.4 strokes per round and posted a low round of 68 in the Sam Hall Intercollegiate.

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Memphis will rely heavily on its class of freshmen and sophomores in 2010. The Tigers currently have seven underclassmen on the roster, six of which competed in at least two events during the fall season. Carlson Cox is one of the youthful Tigers making an impact.

After redshirting his freshman season, Cox competed in four events this fall, posting two top20 finishes and holding the lowest scoring average on the team at 73.2 strokes per round. Cox posted a low round of 69 at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate and a low finish of fourth at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

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2010 Conference USa men’s golf members east carolina

Houston

Marshall

Location ...............................Greenville, N.C. Enrollment.......................................... 27,703 Founded................................................ 1907 Colors ................................. Purple and Gold Nickname ........................................... Pirates Head Coach/Yrs ......... Press McPhaul/4th yr Alma Mater........................NC State, 1996 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 6th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ............................ Jody Jones Office Phone .........................(252) 737-4522 Fax ........................................(252) 737-4528 E-mail.............................. jonesjod@ecu.edu Web site ..............................ECUPirates.com

Location ............................... Houston, Texas Enrollment.......................................... 30,757 Founded................................................ 1927 Colors ................................... Red and White Nickname .........................................Cougars Head Coach/Yrs ....Jonathan Dismuke/1st yr Alma Mater...........................Auburn, 2004 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 7th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ............................Jeff Conrad Office Phone .........................(713) 743-9410 Fax ........................................(713) 557-3841 E-mail........................ jaconrad@mail.uh.edu Web site ..............................UHCougars.com

Location ........................... Huntington, W.Va. Enrollment.......................................... 13,801 Founded................................................ 1837 Colors ................................ Green and White Nickname ........................... Thundering Herd Head Coach/Yrs ........ Joe Feaganes/38th yr Alma Mater.........................Marshall, 1967 2009 C-USA Finish ............................11th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ....................Paige Schneider Office Phone .........................(304) 696-6525 Fax ........................................(304) 696-2325 E-mail.......... schneider29@live.marshall.edu Web site ................................ HerdZone.com

Memphis

Rice

SMU

Location ...............................Memphis, Tenn.

Enrollment.......................................... 20,379 Founded................................................ 1912 Colors .................................... Blue and Gray Nickname ............................................ Tigers Head Coach/Yrs .......... Grant Robbins/7th yr Alma Mater........................Memphis, 1994 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 4th/11 2009 Postseason .....................................N/A Men’s Golf SID ................. Preston McClellan Office Phone .........................(901) 678-2337 Fax ........................................(901) 351-7322 E-mail...................... pmccllln@memphis.edu Web site ............................. GoTigersGo.com

Location ............................... Houston, Texas Enrollment............................................ 5,339 Founded................................................ 1891 Colors .................................... Blue and Gray Nickname .............................................. Owls Head Coach/Yrs ................Drew Scott/5th yr Alma Mater............................... Rice, 1998 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 8th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID .............................Ron Mears Office Phone .........................(713) 348-3929 Fax ........................................(713) 348-6019 E-mail.................................rmears@rice.edu Web site ................................. RiceOwls.com

Location ...................................Dallas, Texas Enrollment.......................................... 10,038 Founded................................................ 1911 Colors ..................................... Red and Blue Nickname .......................................Mustangs Head Coach/Yrs ................. Jay Loar/12th yr Alma Mater.............................Texas, 1969 2009 C-USA Finish ............................ 2nd/11 2009 Postseason ....................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ........................... Brad Sutton Office Phone .........................(214) 768-1651 Fax ........................................(214) 768-2044 E-mail............................... bsutton@smu.edu Web site .........................SMUMustangs.com

Southern Miss

Tulsa

UaB

Location ........................... Hattiesburg, Miss.

Enrollment.......................................... 15,259 Founded................................................ 1910 Colors ...................................Black and Gold Nickname ...............................Golden Eagles Head Coach/Yrs ............. Jerry Weeks/4th yr Alma Mater........................ Alabama, 1974 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 9th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ......................... Jack Duggan Office Phone .........................(601) 266-4503 Fax ........................................(601) 266-4507 E-mail....................... jack.duggan@usm.edu Web site .......................... SouthernMiss.com

Location ..................................... Tulsa, Okla.

Enrollment............................................ 4,100 Founded................................................ 1894 Colors ..................... Gold, Blue and Crimson Nickname .......................... Golden Hurricane Head Coach/Yrs ............Bill Brogden/24th yr Alma Mater.................East Carolina, 1965 2009 C-USA Finish ............................. 5th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID .................. Donald Tomkalski Office Phone .........................(918) 631-3200 Fax ........................................(918) 631-3913 E-mail............... donald-tomkalski@tulsa.edu Web site ........................ TulsaHurricane.com

Location ............................. Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment.......................................... 16,561 Founded................................................ 1969 Colors ..................................Green and Gold Nickname .......................................... Blazers Head Coach/Yrs .........Alan Kaufman/12th yr Alma Mater............................... LSU, 1958 2008 C-USA Finish ............................. 3rd/11 2008 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ............................Norm Reilly Office Phone .........................(205) 934-0725 Fax ........................................(205) 934-7505 E-mail.................................. nreilly@uab.edu Web site ...............................UABSports.com

UCF

UTeP

Location ................................... Orlando, Fla. Enrollment.......................................... 50,000 Founded................................................ 1963 Colors ...................................Black and Gold Nickname .......................................... Knights Head Coach/Yrs ............. Bryce Wallor/1st yr Alma Mater.................. Rhode Island,1998 2009 C-USA Finish ..............................1st/11 2009 Postseason NCAA Championship/10th Men’s Golf SID ...................... Doug Richards Office Phone .........................(407) 823-2142 Fax ........................................(407) 823-5266 E-mail................drichards@athletics.ucf.edu Web site ............................UCFAthletics.com

Location ................................ El Paso, Texas Enrollment.......................................... 18,542 Founded................................................ 1914 Colors ..................... Blue, Orange and Silver Nickname ........................................... Miners Head Coach/Yrs ................Rick Todd/11th yr Alma Mater............................. UTEP, 1986 2009 C-USA Finish ........................... 10th/11 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Men’s Golf SID ..............................Jeff Darby Office Phone .........................(915) 747-6652 Fax ........................................(915) 747-5444 E-mail.................................jdarby@utep.edu Web site ......................... UTEPAthletics.com

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Spring 2010 events mobile bay

The Desert

UK Bluegrass

intercollegiate

Shootout

Invitational

MAGNOLIA GROVE CROSSINGS COURSE MOBILE, ALA. FEB. 21-23 PAR 72 • 7,293 YARDS

PALM VALLEY GOLF COURSE GOODYEAR, ARIZ. MAR. 18-20 PAR 72 • 7,015 YARDS

UK BIG BLUE G.C. LEXINGTON, KY. APR. 10-11 PAR 72 • 6,992 YARDS

2009 Results

2009 Results

2009 Results

Individual Top 3

1. Joe Emerich, Ill St......................................74 68 73 - 215 (-1) 2. Josh Bevell, Miss. St. ...............................73 72 74 - 219 (+3) 3. Jack Hiluta, So. Ala...................................73 74 74 - 221 (+5)

Memphis Individuals

T36. Brad Benjamin ................................... 79 71 81 - 231 T45. Jack Belote ........................................ 77 79 78 - 234 T55. Brandon Bunn ................................... 78 76 82 - 236 T71. Jordan Payne .................................... 83 76 82 - 241 T80. Stefan Erdidi ...................................... 82 83 84 - 249

1. Tom Whitney, Air Force ............................64 69 67 - 200 (-16) T2. Nicolas Geyger, Tulsa ...........................64 73 64 - 201 (-15) T2. Zack Byrd, Coastal Car. ........................69 69 63 - 201 (-15)

Memphis Individuals

2009 Results Team Standings

1. New Orleans ........................................288 281 289 - 858 (-6) 2. Louisiana-Lafayette .............................279 292 288 - 859 (-5) 3. Southern Methodist .............................286 292 285 - 863 (-1) T4. Southeastern Louisiana....................279 296 297 - 872 (+8) T4. Texas State.......................................283 293 296 - 872 (+8) T6. Rice ..................................................282 293 298 - 873 (+9) T6. Colorado ...........................................285 302 286 - 873 (+9) 8. MEMPHIS .........................................297 285 294 - 876 (+12) 9. Kansas..............................................296 296 292 - 884 (+17) 10. UALR ..............................................290 297 298 - 885 (+18) T11. UMKC ...........................................298 301 295 - 894 (+27) T11. Louisiana Tech ..............................294 298 302 - 894 (+27) 13. North Texas ....................................299 304 299 - 902 (+35) 14. UTSA ..............................................309 299 295 - 903 (+36) 15. Richmond .......................................301 303 305 - 909 (+42)

Individual Top 3

1. Adam Cornelson, New Orleans ..............73 68 69 - 210 (-6)** 2. Cedric Scotto, S.E. LA ...............................68 69 73 - 210 (-6) 3. Walt Koelbel, Kansas ................................70 68 73 - 211 (-5)

T21. Jordan Payne .......................................77 71 71 - 219 (+3) T21. Brad Benjamin ......................................75 71 73 - 219 (+3) T31. Jack Belote ...........................................74 71 77 - 222 (+6) T47. Brandon Bunn ......................................72 72 81 - 225 (+9) T62. Mark Trow...........................................76 80 73 - 229 (+13) **Cornelson wins in playoff

Team Standings

1. Kentucky ...........................................297 285 298 - 880 (+16) 2. Western Carolina ..............................298 293 299 - 890 (+26) 3. UCF ..................................................298 302 296 - 896 (+32) T4. Austin Peay State ...........................302 300 301 - 903 (+39) T4. Ohio ................................................310 301 292 - 903 (+39) T6. Miami (Ohio) ...................................296 304 304 - 904 (+40) T6. Toledo .............................................306 290 308 - 904 (+40) 8. Morehead State ................................303 301 306 - 910 (+46) 9. Murray State .....................................308 300 303 - 911 (+47) 10. Bowling Green State.......................300 307 316 - 923 (+59) 11. Akron...............................................315 301 309 - 925 (+61) 12. Gardner-Webb ................................309 311 309 - 929 (+65) 13. Jacksonville ....................................317 302 319 - 938 (+74) 14. Dayton ............................................ 311 311 318 - 940 (+76) 15. Cincinnati ........................................303 310 328 - 941 (+77) 16. Western Kentucky ..........................325 318 318 - 961 (+97) 17. Lipscomb ......................................326 317 328 - 971 (+107)

Individual Top 3

1. Erik Barnes, Austin Peay ...........................72 76 67 - 215 (-1) 2. Chad Warmbein, Ohio ..............................75 71 72 - 218 (+2) 3. Matt Schneider, Bowling Green ................71 72 76 - 219 (+3)

Memphis Individuals

(+15) (+18) (+20) (+25) (+33)

OAKBOURNE COUNTRY CLUB LAFAYETTE, LA. MAR. 8-9 PAR 72 • 7,141 YARDS

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Individual Top 3

Did Not Participate in 2009

Louisiana Classics

Memphis Individuals

Team Standings

1. Denver ...............................................271 277 281 - 829 (-35) 2. Tulsa ..................................................275 281 274 - 830 (-34) 3. Coastal Carolina ................................278 277 283 - 838 (-26) 4. Kansas...............................................282 279 279 - 840 (-24) 5. Kansas State .....................................287 276 282 - 845 (-19) 6. Iowa State..........................................287 282 282 - 851 (-13) T7. Air Force Academy ............................278 290 287 - 855 (-9) T7. Southern Utah ...................................278 292 285 - 855 (-9) 9. Boise State ..........................................283 282 296 - 861 (-3) 10. Nebraska ...........................................290 289 283 - 862 (-2) 11. Missouri State .................................294 289 292 - 875 (+11) 12. Northern Iowa .................................293 290 300 - 883 (+19) 13. Cleveland State ..............................287 296 301 - 884 (+20) 14. Utah Valley .....................................292 300 296 - 888 (+24)

Did Not Participate in 2009

Reunion

Conference usa

Intercollegiate

Championship

REUNION GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB MADISON, MISS. APR. 5-6 PAR 72 • 7,416 YARDS

RED TAIL GOLF COURSE SORRENTO, FLA. APR. 25-27 PAR 72 • 7,152 YARDS

2009 Results Team Standings 1. LSU...................................................297 299 293 - 889 (+25) 2. Arkansas ...........................................297 302 293 - 892 (+28) 3. Vanderbilt..........................................306 296 298 - 900 (+36) 4. Mississippi .......................................311 303 288 - 902 (+38) 5. North Florida .....................................314 298 302 - 914 (+50) 6. Auburn ..............................................313 302 302 - 917 (+53) 7. Mississippi State ...............................309 313 299 - 921 (+57) 8. Southeastern Louisiana ....................319 309 295 - 923 (+59) T9. UAB ................................................309 313 305 - 297 (+63) T9. UNC Greensboro............................309 312 306 - 927 (+63) 11. Southern Miss .................................311 301 321 - 933 (+69) 12. Louisiana Tech................................322 319 310 - 951 (+87) 13. MEMPHIS .......................................317 317 318 - 952 (+88) 14. South Alabama ...............................316 325 314 - 955 (+91) 15. Jackson State ...............................326 324 318 - 968 (+104)

Individual Top 3 1. Andrew Landry, Arkansas ..........................72 72 71 - 215 (-1) 2. Adan Hofmann, Vanderbilt ........................71 72 75 - 218 (+2) 3. John Peterson, LSU .................................72 75 75 - 222 (+6)

Memphis Individuals T50. Jordan Payne .....................................77 80 80 - 237 (+21) T58. Brad Benjamin ....................................80 79 81 - 240 (+24) T58. Jeff Hall ..............................................77 82 81 - 240 (+24) T62. Brandon Bunn ....................................83 82 76 - 241 (+25) 64. Jack Belote ...........................................84 76 84 - 243 (+27)

2009 Results Team Standings 1. UCF ...................................................279 286 281 - 846 (-18) 2. SMU...................................................284 285 283 - 852 (-12) 3. UAB .....................................................286 287 288 - 861 (-3) 4. MEMPHIS ...........................................289 291 286 - 866 (+2) 5. Tulsa ...................................................291 298 284 - 873 (+9) 6. East Carolina ....................................289 291 295 - 875 (+11) 7. Houston ............................................290 300 288 - 878 (+14) 8. Rice ..................................................292 300 293 - 885 (+21) 9. Southern Miss...................................301 297 288 - 886 (+22) 10. UTEP ..............................................290 308 297 - 895 (+31) 11. Marshall ..........................................302 302 315 - 921 (+57)

Individual Top 3 1. Simon Ward, UCF ...................................69 68 68 - 205 (-11) 2. Blayne Barber, UCF.................................68 69 69 - 206 (-10) 3. Zack Sucher, UAB .....................................68 69 72 - 209 (-7)

Memphis Individuals T9. Brad Benjamin .........................................72 69 73 - 214 (-2) T11. Jordan Payne ........................................74 73 68 - 215 (-1) T17. Jack Belote ...........................................69 73 75 - 217 (+1) T27. Brandon Bunn ......................................74 76 71 - 221 (+5) T41. Jeff Hall ..............................................76 79 74 - 229 (+13)

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Team Standings

1. Mississippi State ...............................300 289 299 - 888 (+24) 2. South Alabama .................................306 294 297 - 897 (+33) 3. Illinois State ......................................304 293 305 - 902 (+38) 4. Xavier ...............................................300 303 303 - 906 (+42) 5. Southern Miss...................................299 307 302 - 908 (+44) 6. UT-Arlington......................................304 305 301 - 910 (+46) 7. Louisiana Tech..................................303 302 306 - 911 (+47) 8. New Mexico State.............................299 311 304 - 914 (+50) T9. Arkansas State ...............................304 302 311 - 917 (+53) T9. Troy ................................................305 303 309 - 917 (+53) 11. Toledo .............................................299 320 304 - 923 (+59) 12. South Florida ..................................304 304 316 - 924 (+60) 13. Akron ..............................................313 309 318 - 940 (+76) 14. MEMPHIS .......................................316 302 323 - 941 (+77) 15. Richmond .......................................314 311 331 - 956 (+92) 16. Hartford.........................................330 326 311 - 967 (+103)

Coach Grant Robbins

Grant Robbins

Head Coach Seventh Season Robbins Career Info Year at Memphis: .................... Seventh Birthday: ................................... June 29, 1971 Birthplace: ............................... Memphis, Tenn.

Coaching experience Years 1997-99 1999-03 2003-present

Capacity Asst. Coach Head Coach Head Coach

University Penn State UNC-Wilmington Memphis

Coaching Highlights • 2008 C-USA Coach of the Year • Led Tigers to 2008 NCAA Regional (First in over 20 years) • Led Tigers to seven tournament titles and 23 top-five finishes • Has had eight different players earn medalist honors in 12 events • 2001 CAA Coach of the Year (While at UNC-Wilmington)

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• Four-year letterman at Memphis • Three-time All-Great Midwest Conference selection • Recipient of the Jake Fondren Golf Scholarship

Professional Career • North Florida PGA Winter Tour (1994-95) • Tommy Armour Professional Golf Tour (1994-95) • America Mid-South Professional Golf Tour (1995)

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Robbins, a 1994 graduate of Memphis where he was a three-time all-conference selection, returned to his alma mater as head coach in June of 2003. Robbins replaced his former coach Jim Cook, who unexpectedly passed away in November of 2002.

Robbins, the 2008 Conference USA Coach of the Year, has guided the Tigers to seven tournament titles and 23 top-five finishes and has had eight different players win a total of twelve tournaments in his five years at the helm. Robbins also led the Tigers to their first postseason berth in more than 20 years when they qualified for the NCAA East Regional last year.

After losing three seniors off the 2007-08 squad that earned an NCAA Regional berth, Robbins led a talented, but inexperienced squad to five top-10’s and two top5’s in 2008-09. Seniors Brad Benjamin and Jordan Payne anchored the squad, each making the Conference USA All-Tournament team. The Tigers posted a low finish of second at the Memphis Intercollegiate, where they fell just short of Ohio State in the rain shortened event. Memphis struggled early in the spring before coming on strong at the Conference USA Championship. Led by ninth and 11th place finishes by Brad Benjamin and Jordan Payne, the Tigers finished fourth in the event and posted their lowest tournament team total of the season.

In 2007-08, Robbins was named the Conference USA Coach of the Year after leading the Tigers to seven top-five finishes, including one victory at the Charleston Southern University Spring Kick Off. The Tigers, who finished in the top 10 in all but two events, played their best golf toward the end of the season posting wins over nationally-ranked Florida State, Clemson, Wake Forest and Texas Tech and earned a bid to the NCAA East Regional. It was the first postseason appearance by Memphis in more than 20 years. Former Tiger Ian Rochester was named All-Conference USA after turning in four top-five finishes, including medalist honors at the CSU Spring Kick-Off. Robbie Greenwell was also named to the All- Conference USA team after a strong season that included a win at the Linger Longer Invitational. Robbins led the University of Memphis to a third-place finish in the Conference USA Tournament.

During the 2006-07 season, Robbins directed the Tigers to seven top-10 finishes, and three top-five showings. Kyle Peterman earned medalist honors in the Mason Rudolph Invitational. Ian Rochester finished sixth at the Conference USA tournament to help the Tigers to a seventh place finish. Rochester also closed out the season on a strong note by finishing second at the Linger Longer Invitational.

In 2005-06, Robbins and the Tigers turned in five top-five finishes, including three top-three finishes and a title at the 2005 Memphis Intercollegiate. Memphis cracked the top 10 in 12 events, and former Tiger Keven Fortin-Simard earned medalist honors three times and was named the Conference USA Player of the Year.

Robbins also led the U of M to a fourth place showing at the Conference USA Tournament, where Brad Benjamin finished third to help Memphis to the school’s best conference finish since 1999.

During the 2004-05 campaign, Robbins led the Tigers to three tournament victories, which is the most first-place finishes in a single year in school history.

Under Robbins, four Memphis golfers earned medalist honors, the team finished in

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the top two in five of the 10 events and Fortin-Simard was named All-Conference USA. In the 2003-04 season, Robbins led Memphis to four top five finishes in its 10 tournaments, including a first-place finish (out of 15 teams) at the Matlock Collegiate Classic in Lakeland, Fla. He also led Memphis to third, fourth and fifth place finishes in three separate tournaments, and the Tigers won a dual match against Mississippi State on the Bulldogs’ home course. Memphis individuals had seven top five finishes in 11 tournaments, and both David Jeans and Alan Weant were named All-Conference USA. Robbins spent four seasons at the helm of the UNC-Wilmington program before coming to Memphis. His teams won 11 tournament titles in his time on the Atlantic coast, including four events during the 2002-03 season, his final campaign with the Seahawks. The Seahawks placed in the top three in 28 events under Robbins as he led UNCW to its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid in 2003. Robbins was named the 2001 Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year in just his second year at UNCW. During his time at Wilmington, he coached one CAA Player of the Year, two CAA Rookies of the Year and 13 All-CAA players. Seven different golfers were individual medalists in 10 tournaments during Robbins’ four-year tenure.

Before taking the post at UNCW, Robbins coached for two years as an assistant at Penn State University. While there, he helped the Nittany Lions advance to a pair of NCAA East Regionals in 1998 and 1999. Robbins assisted in all facets of the Penn State program and served as the recruiting coordinator. He was also the tournament director of the Rutherford Intercollegiate and was an instructor for the Penn State Golf Camps.

Robbins gained valuable experience playing on three different professional golf tours following his graduation from Memphis. Robbins put in time on the North Florida PGA Winter Tour (1994-95), the Tommy Armour Professional Golf Tour (1994-95) and the Tour America Mid-South Professional Golf Tour (1995). A Memphis native, Robbins was a four-year letterman on the Tiger golf team from 1990-94, and also served as a team captain his junior and senior seasons. He was an All-Great Midwest Conference team selection three times and was also a recipient of the Jake Fondren Golf Scholarship. During his senior season at the 1994 Vanderbilt/Music City Intercollegiate, Robbins tied for what was then the second-lowest single round in school history when he shot a 6-under-par 66, two strokes shy of the school record.

Robbins earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing in 1994 from the University of Memphis and returned to the U of M after his playing career where he earned his master’s degree in sports management in 1997. Robbins entered the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) in August of 2007 and is currently working toward Class A membership. Robbins passed the PGA’s Playing Ability Test at Temple Hills Golf Club in Nashville, carding the lowest score by 10 shots with rounds of 68-72. He is currently an instructor at the Jerry Haas Golf Camp at Wake Forest University, and has also served as an instructor at the Duke University Golf School, the Pine Needles Youth Golfari in Southern Pines, North Carolina, the Penn State Nittany Lion Golf Camp and the Fighting Scot Golf Camp in Wooster, Ohio.

Robbins and his wife, Brooke, currently reside in Cordova, Tenn.

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ow in his seventh season as head coach of the University of Memphis men’s golf team, Grant Robbins continues to build Tiger golf into a nationally-ranked program. Prior to being named head coach of the Tigers, Robbins proved his expertise at the University of North CarolinaWilmington, where he built the Seahawk golf program into a national powerhouse.

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spective national rankings...Set a US Junior Golf Tour scoring record with a 17-under par 199 (6866-65) at Windyke Country Club to win a USJGT event by 17 strokes and finished second in the US Junior Amateur qualifier with rounds of 68 and 70...Placed seventh at the Tennessee AAA State Championships in 2007, following a third place finish in 2005 and a runner-up performance in 2006...Was a three-time high school regional champion and finished in the top-25 in every AJGA event he played, including two top10 finishes.

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Personal Son of Tim and Marsha Belote...Born March 12, 1990, in Memphis, Tenn...Was in the top-25 in his class with a 4.0 GPA.

2009 Spring Competed in six of seven tournaments for the Tigers, with a low finish of 17th coming at the Conference USA Championship...Picked up a 31st place finish at the Louisiana Classics after firing rounds of 74-71-77...Held the third-lowest scoring average on team at 75.4 strokes per round.

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start the year...Rebounded at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate with rounds of 71-73-70 to finish tied 24th...Turned in first top-20 finish of the year at Mason Rudolph Championship where he posted rounds of 70-70 to land in 16th place...Posted scores of 81-78-72 to finish 50th in the Memphis Intercollegiate...Led the Tigers at the St. Mary’s College Invitational, where he carded rounds of 76-75-72 to finish tied for 21th...Carried a 74.5 scoring average with a low round of 70 and a low finish of 16th, both coming at the Mason Rudolph Championship.

2008 Fall Finished 17th in first collegiate competition, firing rounds of 76-68-71 in the Mason Rudolph Championship...Also received C-USA Male Golfer of the Week honors for that performance...Picked up his second top-20 finish at the Memphis Intercollegiate where he posted rounds of 74-75.

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2009 Fall Fired rounds of 81-77-77 and finished tied for 68th at the Golfweek Conference Challenge to

Prep Golfweek and NJGS.com consistently ranked him among the top two players in Tennessee’s class of 2008 and 82nd and 65th in their re-

Career Stats YEAR 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 10 5 15

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RDS 29 14 43

TOTAL STROKES 2,187 1,043 3,230

1ST RD AVG 75.8 75.8 75.8

2ND RD AVG 73.3 74.6 73.9

3RD RD AVG 77.3 72.8 75.1

TOURN. AVG 226.4 223.2 224.8

ROUND AVG 75.4 74.5 74.9

LOW RD 68 70 68

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2009-10 Tigers 2009-10 • R-Junior 2009 Fall Qualified for the season opener, the Golfweek Conference Challenge where he fired rounds of 83-79-81 to finish 75th...Carded rounds of 8275-83 to finish in 81st...Carried an 80.5 round average with a low score of 75, coming in the second round of the Memphis Intercollegiate.

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2008 Fall Showed considerable improvement...Competed in one tournament, shooting rounds of 74-78 to place 33rd at the Memphis Intercollegiate...Carried a scoring average of 76 strokes.

Was named to all-state and all-region teams in 2005...Finished his senior year ranked the thirdbest senior in Tennessee by Junior Golf Scoreboard and No. 93 nationally...Fired rounds of 69 and 71 to finish sixth at the 2005 TSSAA State AAA Championship...Set his career low round of 67 at the 2005 Bubba Conlee National Junior...

Was a standout on the Trojan basketball team...

Was named team MVP and Conference Defensive Player of the Year his senior season...

Coached in high school by Ralph Noble and Steve Cronberg.

Personal Born Aug. 26, 1987, in Morristown, Tenn....Son of Keith and Donna Breeding...Has two older sisters, Kelci and Lauren.

2007-08 • R-Freshman Redshirted as a true freshman in 2007-08.

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Prior to Memphis Prep Won four letters in golf at Morristown Hamblen High School West...Had his best year as a senior for the 2005 Trojans...

Career Stats YEAR 2007-08 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 2 1 2 5

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RDS 5 2 6 13

TOTAL STROKES 392 152 483 1,027

1ST RD AVG 78.0 74.0 82.5 78.2

2ND RD AVG 78.0 78.0 77.0 77.6

3RD RD AVG 80.0 N/A 82.0 81

TOURN. AVG 236.0 228.0 241.5 235

ROUND AVG 78.4 76.0 80.5 78.3

LOW RD 75 74 75 74

TOP 20 FINISH 0 0 0 0

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KNOXVILLE, TENN. FARRAGUT HS 2009-10 • Senior 2009 Fall Was the lone Tiger senior to qualify for the season opener...Showed senior poise and leadership at the Golfweek Conference Challenge, shooting rounds of 75-74-74 to lead the Tigers and finish in tied for 36th...Finished tied for 26th in the Sam Hall Intercollegiate with rounds of 72-71-72.

2008-09 • Junior 2009 Spring One of only three Tigers to compete in all seven spring events, holding a scoring average of 76.4...Started the spring strong, carding rounds of 74-73-73 at the Rio Pinar Invitational to finish in 27th, the lowest finish of any Tiger...Also finished in 27th at the Conference USA Championship after firing rounds of 74-76-71...Picked up a 47th place finish at the Louisiana Classics after rounds of 72-72-81.

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2008 Fall Competed as an individual in the Memphis Intercollegiate posting rounds of 81-75 to tie for

Career Stats YEAR 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 8 11 9 2 30

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RDS 24 32 26 6 88

58th...Carded rounds of 75-71-85 to finish in a tie for 54th at the Bridgestone Golf Collegiate Championship.

of 75.0 to place third among Tiger golfers.

2007-08 • Sophomore

Prep Lettered all four years in golf at Farragut High School in Knoxville, Tenn....Was ranked fifth in Tennessee by Junior Golf Scoreboard at the end of his senior season...Had an even par stroke average and was named District Player of the Year in 2005...Finished in the top 10 in his local 2005 U.S. Open qualifier by shooting a 71...

Finished in 11th place at the 2004 TSSAA State AAA Championship.

2007 Fall Finished as the top individual in two of the Tigers’ four tournaments in the fall of 2007...

Tied for fifth in the Memphis Intercollegiate and helped his team to a third place finish among the 15 schools entered...Had rounds of 71-73 in the rain-shortened event...Tied for 43rd in The ClubGlove Intercollegiate hosted by Pepperdine University and closed out the fall season with a tie for 15th in the UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate Championship...Carded rounds of 75-72-70 for a 217 score...Had a 75.4 scoring average in the fall...Finished tied for 22nd (108 total players) at the New Year’s Invitational played at St. Petersburg Country Club during the 2007 Christmas break...Had rounds of 75-75-75-68.

Prior to Memphis

Personal Born June 15, 1987, in Houston, Texas...Son of David and Joan Bunn.

2008 Spring Saw action in eight of nine events in the spring, shooting 69 twice in both the Rio Pinar Invitational and the NCAA Regionals...Helped lead the Tigers to their only victory in the CSU Spring Kick Off by tying for seventh with a three day total of 219...

Had five top-20 finishes including a fifth place finish in the USA Spring Classic...Carried a scoring average of 73.9 strokes per round.

2006-07 • Freshman 2006 Fall Posted the Tigers’ lowest score at the Memphis Intercollegiate, his first collegiate tournament appearance...Fired a 2-under-par 70 in the final round to tie for 31st at 222 (74-78-70)...

Finished fifth among the Tigers at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate by posting a 246 (82-73-91) and tying for 53rd.

2007 Spring Qualified for and participated in six of the Tigers’ seven tournaments during the spring of 2007...

Tied for 21st individually in his first event of the spring after posting rounds of 67- 74-77 in the Louisiana Classics hosted by University of Louisiana Lafayette...Tied for 28th in the USA Spring Golf Classic in Mobile, Alabama...

Carded rounds of 73-76-71 at the South Alabama event...Tied for 42nd in the C-USA Conference Championships...Finished the spring of 2007 with a scoring average

TOTAL STROKES 1,818 2,367 1,986 438 6,609

1ST RD AVG 75.0 74.3 76.6 73.5 74.9

2ND RD AVG 75.1 73.7 75.3 72.5 74.1

3RD RD AVG 77.1 73.9 77.4 73 75.3

TOURN. AVG 227.2 221.9 229.3 219 224.3

ROUND AVG 75.8 74.0 76.4 73 74.8

LOW RD 67 69 71 71 67

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2009 Fall Made Tiger debut at Sam Hall Intercollegiate, firing rounds of 69-72-71 to finish tied for 17th...Posted rounds of 76-71 to finish in a tie for 52nd at the Mason Rudolph Championship...Competed as an individual in the Memphis Intercollegiate, posting rounds of 76-72-71 to earn his career low finish of fourth...Carded scores of 75-75-77 to finish T37 at the St. Mary’s College Invitational...Had the second lowest scoring average on the team at 73.2 strokes per round...Posted a low round of 69 in the second round of the Sam Hall Intercollegiate and low finish of fourth at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

to NJGS.com...Also a top-10 finisher at Tennessee’s AAA State Championships...

Qualified for the 2006 and 2007 Optimist International Junior Championships and the 2007 Tennessee Men’s State Open Championship, which he entered after winning the Amateur Regional Qualifier with a two-under par 70.

Personal Born on January 6, 1990...Son of Elmo and Shelia Cox.

2008-09 • Freshman Redshirted as a true freshman in 2008-09.

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Prep Was the sixth-ranked golfer in Tennessee in the class of 2008, according

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

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RDS 11

TOTAL STROKES 805

1ST RD AVG 74.0

2ND RD AVG 72.5

3RD RD AVG 71.0

TOURN. AVG 217.5

ROUND AVG 73.2

LOW RD 69

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2009-10 Tigers 2009-10 • Junior 2009 Fall Qualified for the Memphis Intercollegiate, where he posted rounds of 81-78-73 to finish 53rd...Held a scoring average of 77.3.

2008-09 • Sophomore 2009 Spring Competed in two events for the Tigers, holding a scoring average of 77.5...Carded his low round (72) of the spring at the Florida Atlantic Spring Break Championship where he finished in a tie for 52nd...Also posted rounds of 82-83-84 to finish in 80th at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate.

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amateur golfer in Sweden in the 2006 Bridgestone Amateur Rankings...Ranked among the top five juniors and the top-10 amateurs in Sweden...Member of the Swedish National Team in 2005...Finished fifth in the 2005 Nordic Championships...Represented Sweden in the 2005 Talihade Cup in Argentina...Recorded five top-15 finishes on several professional tours, including the Scanplan Tour and the Telia Tour.

Personal Originally born in Helsingborg, but lived in Steninge, Holland until the age of eight before moving back to Helsingborg...Son of Laszlo and Gabriela Erdedi.

2008 Fall Fired rounds of 74-80 to finish tied for 52nd at the Memphis Intercollegiate...Carded rounds of 72-70-82 to finish 30th and lead the Tigers in the BridgestoneGolf Collegiate Championship...

Held a scoring average of 75.6 stokes per round.

2007-08 • Freshman 2007 Fall Participated in just one event during the fall of 2007 while becoming acclimated to life in the United States and college in general...Played as an individual in the Memphis Intercollegiate played at Colonial Country Club in Memphis...Had rounds of 80-74 in the rain-shortened event...Had a stroke average of 77.0 in competition in the fall of 2007.

2008 Spring Saw action in two events in the spring, holding a scoring average of 76.4...Had his low round of 70 at the Rice Intercollegiate where he place 18th and helped the Tigers to a fourth place finish.

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Career Stats YEAR 2007-2008 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 3 4 1 8

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RDS 8 11 3 22

TOTAL STROKES 611 852 232 1,695

1ST RD AVG 76.7 77.5 81 78.4

2ND RD AVG 75.3 75.5 78 76.2

3RD RD AVG 77.5 72 73 74.1

TOURN. AVG 229.5 225 232 228.8

ROUND AVG 76.4 77.5 77.3 77.1

LOW RD 70 71 73 70

TOP 20 FINISH 1 0 0 1

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2009 Fall Led the Tigers in the opening round of the Golfweek Conference Challenge, shooting a teambest 72...Followed it up with rounds of 76-78 to finish T47th...Led the Tigers to a tied for second finish at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate, shooting rounds of 69-69-71 to finish tied for seventh individually...Continued his strong play at the Mason Rudolph Championship, shooting rounds of 68-71 to lead Memphis and finish tied for 10th...Struggled to an 81 in the opening round of the Memphis Intercollegiate, but rebounded with consecutive 73’s in the second and third rounds to finish tied for 32nd and help lead Memphis to a seventh place finish...

Finished 35th at the St. Mary’s College Invitational with rounds of 74-76-76 to close out the fall...Was second on the team with a scoring average of 73.4 strokes per round...Had a low round of 68 in the first round of the Mason Rudolph intercollegiate...Low finish of seventh at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate, where he led Memphis to its lowest finish of the fall.

tied for 71st and tied for 81st at the John Burns Intercollegiate and Schenkel EZ-GO Invitational, respectively.

2007-08 • Freshman *At Auburn

Used freshman year as a redshirt year.

Prior to Memphis Prep Prepped at ECS in Memphis, Tenn....Was ranked 21st in the nation in his graduating class

by Junior Golf Scoreboard...Won the 2006 Chattanooga Baylor Preview at The Honors Club by tying the course record with a 64 in the first round.

Personal Born on January 24, 1989, in Memphis, Tenn...

Son of Buzz and Sandra Fly...Father, Buzz, played on the PGA Tour, and his older brother, Stephen, is a member of the Auburn track team.

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2009 Spring Played in three events, holding a scoring average of 75.4 and posting a top finish of tied for 32nd at the Florida State Seminole Intercollegiate...Also posted finishes of

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

TOURN. 5

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RDS 14

TOTAL STROKES 1,027

1ST RD AVG 72.8

2ND RD AVG 73.0

3RD RD AVG 74.5

TOURN. AVG 220.3

ROUND AVG 73.4

LOW RD 68

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2007-08 • R-Sophomore 2007 Fall Played in three of the Tigers’ four events during the fall of 2007...Tied for 34th in the Memphis Intercollegiate with rounds of 74-76 which helped the Tigers to a third place finish among the 15 teams entered...Played in The ClubGlove Intercollegiate at Pepperdine University while wildfires, winds and smoke made conditions nearly unplayable...Closed the fall season with a three round total of 225 at the Bridgestone Collegiate Championship in Greensboro, N.C....Had a 77.8 scoring average during the fall of 2007.

the 2004 Southern Junior Amateur...Had a thirdplace finish at the 2003 AJGA Kroger Junior, a sixth-place finish in the 2004 Signal Mountain Junior, and a 10th place showing at the 2004 AJGA Golf Pride Junior...A four-time team MVP at Franklin High School.

Personal The son of Scott and Carolyn Hall...Born on November 3, 1988, in Tulsa, Okla.

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2008-09 • R-Junior 2009 Spring Competed in four of seven events in the spring, holding a scoring average of just over 76 strokes per round...Low finish came at the Conference USA Championship where rounds of 76-79-74 earned him 41st place...Was the second-lowest finisher for the Tigers at the Reunion Intercollegiate after rounds of 77-82-81.

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2008 Fall Competed in three events, holding a- round average of 74.3 strokes per round...Had a top finish of tied for 39th at the Mason Rudolph

Career Stats YEAR 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 5 4 7 2 17

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2007 Spring Competed in four of the Tigers’ seven tournaments in the spring of 2007...Participated in the UCF/Rio Pinar Invitational as an individual and tied for 54th...Had rounds of 76-74-75 for the second best finish among all Tigers playing in the UCF event...Qualified for the Louisiana Classics and had a three round total of 230...

Tied for 34th in the USA Spring Golf Classic in Mobile with rounds of 74-77-72...Closed out the spring of 2007 with a tie for 44th in the Linger Longer Invitational at Reynolds Plantation...

Opened with a one-under par round of 71...Carried a 75.0 scoring average in the spring of 2007 to tie for third best among all Tigers.

RDS 15 10 20 5 48

Used his freshman season as a redshirt year.

Prior to Memphis Prep Qualified for the Tennessee State High School Championships all four years of high school, putting together a pair of top 25 finishes in those events...Ranked as high as 129th nationally in the Golfweek junior amateur rankings...Participated in AJGA events and played in some regional events, which included a first-place finish at the 2004 Southeastern Junior Golf Tour Vestavia Junior Classic...Also placed 13th at

TOTAL STROKES 1,127 769 1,526 368 3,790

1ST RD AVG 75.8 77.3 75.7 72.0 75.2

2ND RD AVG 73.8 75.8 77.6 75.0 75.5

3RD RD AVG 75.8 78.5 75.5 74.0 76.0

TOURN. AVG 225.4 231.5 228.8 221.0 226.6

ROUND AVG 75.1 76.9 76.3 73.6 75.5

LOW RD 71 70 70 70 70

TOP 20 FINISH 0 0 0 0 0

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2009 Fall Competed in four events in his first year on the Tiger squad...Fired rounds of 7472 in the first two rounds of the Golfweek Conference Challenge before struggling to a final round 84 that left him in 61st position...Fired rounds of 75-72 to finish 51st at the Mason Rudolph Championship...Had his best showing of the fall at the Memphis Intercollegiate, where he fired rounds of 76-73-74 to finish tied for 14th and lead Memphis to a seventh place team finish...

Finished out the fall with a 35th place showing at the St. Mary’s College Invitational, where he posted rounds of 78-7381...Carried a 75.8 scoring average, with a low round of 72.

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Open, as well as finishing third at the 2009 Tennessee State High School Championship...Won the 2008 Rutherford County Open by shooting rounds of 66-73...Also qualified for the prestigious Callaway Junior World Championship in San Diego.

Personal Born September 30, 1991, in Murfreesboro, Tenn...Son of Le and Phoutsaphone Keoninh

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MURFREESBORO, TENN. OAKLAND HS

Considered one of the best players in the class of 2009 in the state of Tennessee and was consistently ranked in the top-100 in the country by The Junior Golf Scoreboard...Finished in the top-20 in the 2009 Tennessee State

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

TOURN. 4

University of memphis

RDS 11

TOTAL STROKES 834

1ST RD AVG 75.8

2ND RD AVG 72.5

3RD RD AVG 79.0

TOURN. AVG 227.3

ROUND AVG 75.8

LOW RD 72

TOP 20 FINISH 1

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2009-10 Tigers 2009-10 • Freshman

State AAA High School Championship...Won the 2009 Bubba Conlee National Junior.

2009 Fall Made first start for Tigers at Sam Hall Intercollegiate, carding rounds of 68-73-72 to finish tied for 21st and lead Memphis to a tied for second finish...Competed as an individual in the Memphis Intercollegiate, firing rounds of 76-71-73 to post a career low finish of seventh...Seventh place finish earned him a spot in the top-five for the St. Mary’s College Invitational, where he fired rounds of 76-83-77 to finish 77th in the final event of the fall...Carried a scoring average of 74.3, with a low round of 71 coming in the second round of the Memphis Intercollegiate.

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HENDERSONVILLE, TENN. HENDERSONVILLE HS

Prep Ranked as the 139th best player in the country by the Junior Golf Scoreboard...Won both the 2008 Tennessee Schoolboys Championship and 2008 USJGT Nashville Spring Open...Also finished third at the 2008 Bubba Conlee National Junior, as well as third at the 2008 Belle Meade Junior....

Finished in the top-10 in the 2008 Tennessee

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

TOURN. 3

University of memphis

RDS 9

TOTAL STROKES 669

1ST RD AVG 72.0

2ND RD AVG 75.7

3RD RD AVG 72.5

TOURN. AVG 216.5

ROUND AVG 74.3

LOW RD 71

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2009-10 Tigers 2009-10 • Senior 2009 Fall Competed in one event, firing rounds of 84-7780 at the Memphis Intercollegiate to finish tied for 82nd...Carried an 80.3 scoring average with a low round of 77.

2008-09 • Junior 2008 Fall Returned home to Memphis after playing two years at Faulkner State ate CC...Competed in one tournament, the Memphis Intercollegiate, m mphis Intercollegiate fifiring ring rounds of 83-84 to fini nish ish 90th.

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Son of Tim and Beverly Rush...Father is a former Tiger and the current Memphis Country Club Director.

2009 Spring Did not compete in the he e spring season.

Prior to Memphis ph his Faulkner State CC Earned two letterss at Faulkner and was selected to the All-Region Re egion Team...Turned in three top-10 finishes with the t Sun Chiefs, and was an n individual qualifier for the 2007 07 7 and 2008 Junior College National on nal Championships.

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Career Stats YEAR 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 1 1 2

University of memphis

RDS 2 3 5

TOTAL STROKES 167 241 408

1ST RD AVG 83.0 84.0 83.5

2ND RD AVG 84.0 77.0 80.0

3RD RD AVG N/A 80.0 80.0

TOURN. AVG N/A 241.0 241.0

ROUND AVG 83.5 80.3 81.9

LOW RD 83 77 77

TOP 20 FINISH 0 0 0

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2009-10 Tigers

2009-10 • R-Freshman

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2009 Fall Made his collegiate debut at the Memphis Intercollegiate, posting rounds of 80-81-74 to finish tied for 64th.

2008-09 • Freshman Used his freshman year as redshirt year.

Prior to Memphis Prep Prepped at Liberty High School in Humbolt, Tenn...Paired with fellow Tiger Jack Belote at the 2007 state championship tournament...Finished in the top-10 twice at the Tennessee AAA State Championships--sixth in 2007 and fifth during his junior season in 2006...An all-district selection in soccer...

Was a two-time all-state golfer in high school.

Personal Born on February 21, 1990...Son of Wayne and Rita Alexander.

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KNOXVILLE, TENN. THE WEBB SCHOOL

University of memphis

Prior to Memphis Prep Prepped at The Webb School in Knoxville, Tenn...Named the 2008 Player of the Year by the Knoxville News Sentinel and was ranked as the 79th best player in the country by Junior Golf Scoreboard...Held a 2008 high school scoring average of 70.8...Finished fifth in both the 2008 Tennessee State High School

Championship and the 2008 Tennessee Junior Amateur...Also finished fourth in the 2008 AJGA Stanford Financial Junior in Memphis.

Personal Born on March 29, 1991, in Knoxville, Tenn...

Son of Cindy Briggs and John Milner.

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Fall 2009 men’s Golf Results Golfweek Conf.

mason rudolph

Saint mary’s

Challenge

intercollegiate

Invitational

BLUE TOP RIDGE GOLF COURSE RIVERSIDE, IOWA AUG. 30-SEPT. 1 PAR 72 • 7,267 YARDS

VANDERBILT LEGENDS CLUB FRANKLIN, TENN. SEPT. 25-27 PAR 71 • 7,100 YARDS

POPPY HILLS G.C. PEBBLE BEACH, CALIF. NOV. 9-10 PAR 72 • 6,863 YARDS

Team Standings

1. Florida State Univ. ............................. 287 285 281 - 853 (-11) 2. Iowa ..................................................... 288 280 293 - 861 (-3) 3. Coastal Carolina ................................. 292 284 290 - 866 (+2) 4. California ............................................ 296 288 285 - 869 (+5) 5. Baylor ................................................. 280 295 295 - 870 (+6) 6. Middle Tennessee............................. 285 294 296 - 875 (+11) 7. Vanderbilt Univ. ................................. 293 285 298 - 876 (+12) T8. VCU ................................................ 299 290 292 - 881 (+17) T8. Xavier University ............................ 290 291 300 - 881 (+17) 10. Illinois State . .................................. 298 294 298 - 890 (+26) T11. Georgia Southern . ....................... 306 291 297 - 894 (+30) T11. UT-Arlington.................................. 297 297 300 - 894 (+30) 13. New Mexico State........................... 297 301 299 - 897 (+33) 14. So. Florida ...................................... 310 294 299 - 903 (+39) 15. MEMPHIS ....................................... 302 299 310 - 911 (+47)

Individual Top 3

T1. Brad Hopfinger, Iowa ............................... 70 67 70 - 207 (-9) T1. Drew Kittleson, Florida St. ....................... 70 69 68 - 207 (-9) 3. Hudson Johnson, Vanderbilt..................... 71 68 70 - 209 (-7)

Memphis Individuals

T36. Brandon Bunn ...................................... 75 74 74 - 223 (+7) T47. Jonathan Fly ....................................... 72 76 78 - 226 (+10) T61. Lexus Keoning.................................... 74 72 84 - 230 (+14) T68. Jack Belote ......................................... 81 77 77 - 235 (+19) 75. Philip Breeding ..................................... 83 79 81 - 243 (+27)

Team Standings

Team Standings

T1. Middle Tennessee .................................. 283 273 - 556 (-12) T1. South Carolina........................................ 274 282 - 556 (-12) 3. Arkansas State . ....................................... 272 285 - 557 (-11) 4. Georgia Tech .............................................. 275 284 - 559 (-9) 5. Notre Dame ................................................ 277 285 - 562 (-6) 6. Vanderbilt Univ. ........................................... 280 283 - 563 (-5) 7. Mississippi .................................................. 275 291 - 566 (-2) 8. MEMPHIS ................................................... 283 284 - 567 (-1) 9. South Alabama .......................................... 282 295 - 577 (+9) 10. Davidson College .................................. 290 288 - 578 (+10) 11. Charleston, Coll. of ................................ 285 295 - 580 (+12) 12. Akron ..................................................... 287 294 - 581 (+13) 13. Western Carolina ................................... 290 304 - 594 (+26) 14. Belmont University................................. 297 298 - 595 (+27) T15. Mississippi St....................................... 299 299 - 598 (+30) T15. UT Martin............................................. 303 295 - 598 (+30) 17. Lipscomb Univ. ...................................... 307 299 - 606 (+38)

1. Nevada, Univ. of ................................. 291 290 288 - 869 (+5) 2. Oregon State. ..................................... 287 293 293 - 873 (+9) 3. San Diego ......................................... 287 294 294 - 875 (+11) 4. Denver .............................................. 285 298 298 - 881 (+17) 5. UC Irvine........................................... 296 296 293 - 885 (+21) 6. Pacific, U. of the ............................... 303 292 295 - 890 (+26) 7. San Francisco.................................. 297 297 300 - 894 (+30) T8. MEMPHIS....................................... 301 299 302 - 902 (+38) T8. Saint Mary’s (CA) ........................... 294 303 305 - 902 (+38) 10. Fresno State ................................... 297 307 299 - 903 (+39) 11. UC Santa Barbara .......................... 301 300 303 - 904 (+40) 12. Marquette University....................... 308 303 297 - 908 (+44) 13. Wisconsin, U. of.............................. 305 298 306 - 909 (+45) T14. Loyola Marymount U. ................... 302 307 303 - 912 (+48) T14. Portland, U. of ............................. 300 304 308 - 912 (+48) 16. Cal Poly .......................................... 298 308 310 - 916 (+52)

Individual Top 3

1. Domingo Jojola, San Fran ........................ 71 69 69 - 209 (-7) 2. Diego Velasquez, Oregon St .................... 70 70 72 - 212 (-4) 3. Espen Kofstad, Denver............................. 67 74 73 - 214 (-2)

1. Jonathan Randolph, Ole Miss ..................... 64 67 - 131 (-11) T2. Patrick Rada, S Carolina ............................. 67 69 - 136 (-6) T2. Ryan Haselden, Vanderbilt .......................... 67 69 - 136 (-6)

Memphis Individuals

T10. Jonathan Fly ............................................... 68 71 - 139 (-3) T16. Jack Belote ................................................. 70 70 - 140 (-2) T21. Jeff Hall ....................................................... 72 70 - 142 (E) T51. Carlson Cox............................................... 76 71 - 147 (+5) T51. Lexus Keoninh........................................... 75 72 - 147 (+5)

Individual Top 3

Memphis Individuals

T21. Jack Belote ........................................... 76 75 72 - 223 (+7) T35. Jonathan Fly ....................................... 74 76 76 - 226 (+10) T37. Carlson Cox........................................ 75 75 77 - 227 (+11) T65. Lexus Keoninh.................................... 78 73 81 - 232 (+16) T77. Steve Lee ........................................... 76 83 77 - 236 (+20)

Tiger Medalists*

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HATTIESBURG CC HATTIESBURG, MISS. SEPT. 14-15 PAR 71 • 6,850 YARDS

COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB MEMPHIS, TENN. OCT. 19-20 PAR 72 • 7,334 YARDS Team Standings

Team Standings

1. Southeastern La. . ............................... 281 284 280 - 845 (-7) T2. MEMPHIS.......................................... 277 285 284 - 846 (-6) T2. New Orleans, .................................... 289 270 287 - 846 (-6) 4. Arkansas State . ................................. 280 283 291 - 854 (+2) T5. Kennesaw St. Univ. .......................... 284 286 285 - 855 (+3) T5. Louisiana-Lafayette .......................... 284 288 283 - 855 (+3) 7. Southern Mississippi........................... 286 292 278 - 856 (+4) 8. Mississippi St. . ................................... 290 283 284 - 857 (+5) 9. Louisiana Tech Univ. ........................... 291 285 284 - 860 (+8) 10. UALR ................................................ 280 294 287 - 861 (+9) 11. Murray State Univ. .......................... 293 283 286 - 862 (+10) 12. Jacksonville St. ............................... 290 288 289 - 867 (+15) T13. Troy University.............................. 294 283 292 - 869 (+17) T13. Winthrop University ...................... 296 278 295 - 869 (+17) 15. Austin Peay State . ......................... 293 289 297 - 879 (+27)

Individual Top 3

1. Jeff Karlsson, Kennesaw St.................... 71 67 65 - 203 (-10) 2. Cedric Scotto, S.E. La. ............................. 69 69 66 - 204 (-9) 3. Lloyd du Preez, Ark. St. ........................... 68 68 69 - 205 (-8 )

Memphis Individuals

T7. Jonathan Fly ............................................ 69 68 71 - 209 (-4) T17. Carlson Cox........................................... 69 72 71 - 212 (-1) T21. Steve Lee ............................................... 68 73 72 - 213 (E) T24. Jack Belote ........................................... 68 73 72 - 214 (+1) T26. Brandon Bunn ...................................... 72 71 72 - 215 (+2)

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1. South Alabama ................................. 296 293 293 - 882 (+18) 2. UALR ................................................ 302 302 283 - 887 (+23) 3. Southern Mississippi......................... 301 292 301 - 894 (+30) 4. Iowa State......................................... 304 299 296 - 899 (+35) 5. Denver .............................................. 309 292 299 - 900 (+36) 6. Ohio State Univ................................. 316 298 291 - 905 (+41) T7. MEMPHIS....................................... 312 302 292 - 906 (+42) T7. Mississippi St.................................. 307 302 297 - 906 (+42) T7. Wisconsin ....................................... 314 293 299 - 906 (+42) 10. Maryland ......................................... 309 298 301 - 908 (+44) 11. Louisville ......................................... 310 305 294 - 909 (+45) 12. Penn State ...................................... 314 290 307 - 911 (+47) T13. Louisiana Tech Univ. .................... 314 303 295 - 912 (+48) T13. Xavier University .......................... 301 310 301 - 912 (+48) 15. Arkansas State. .............................. 309 305 307 - 921 (+57) 16. Louisiana-Lafayette ........................ 316 303 303 - 922 (+58)

Individual Top 3

- Brad Benjamin Palisades Collegiate Classic, 2007 - Clint Clement C-USA Championship, 1996 - Keven Fortin-Simard The Border Olympics, 2006 All-American Intercollegiate, 2006 Memphis Intercollegiate, 2005 Radrick Farms Inter., 2004 - Gregg Gill Metro Conference Tourn., 1988 - Robbie Greenwell Linger Longer Invitational, 2008 - Steve Metz Dixie Intercollegiate, 1987 - Kyle Peterman Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate, 2006 - Ian Rochester CSU Spring Kick Off, 2008 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate, 2005 - Tim Roop Glenn “Red” Jacoby Col., 1990 - Don Sargent W.T. McLaughlin Tourn., 1986

1. M.Etienne Bussieres, So Alabama ........... 71 69 67 - 207 (-9) 2. Espen Kofstad, Denver............................ 76 70 71 - 217 (+1) 3. Karsten Clements, Louisville ................... 74 71 73 - 218 (+2)

- Andy Shiels Missouri Bluffs Challenge, 2004

Memphis Individuals

- Allan Thomas Memphis Intercollegiate, 2004

T4. Carlson Cox (ind.) .................................. 76 72 71 - 219 (+3) T7. Steve Lee (ind.) ...................................... 76 71 73 - 220 (+4) T14. Lexus Keoninh...................................... 76 73 74 - 223 (+7) T26. Jeff Hall .............................................. 74 78 74 - 226 (+10) T32. Jonathan Fly ....................................... 81 73 73 - 227 (+11) T50. Jack Belote ......................................... 81 78 72 - 231 (+15) T53. Stefan Erdidi ....................................... 81 78 73 - 232 (+16) T64. Kody Alexander (ind.) ......................... 80 81 84 - 235 (+19) 81. Philip Breeding (ind.) ............................ 82 75 83 - 240 (+24) T82. Parker Rush (ind.) .............................. 84 77 80 - 241 (+25)

- Alan Weant Blue Demon Invitational, 2002 - Troy Witham Great Midwest Conf., 1992 Music City Intercollegiate, 1991 *1982-2008

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Sam Hall

2008-09 men’s Golf Season Review 2008-09 C-USa awards FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Kelly Kraft, SMU Nicolas Geyger, Tulsa Zach Sucher, UAB Blayne Barber, UCF Simon Ward, UCF

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Andre Thorsen, East Carolina Jordan Payne, Memphis James Kwon, SMU Rob Laird, Tulsa David Johnson, UCF Brad Schneider, UCF Roger Sloan, UTEP

2008-09 On the right track The U of M welcomed five newcomers in 2008-09, after losing three seniors off the previous year’s NCAA tournament team. Freshman Jack Belote made an immediate impact, finishing in the top-20 in his first ever collegiate tournament and earning C-USA golfer of the Week. Senior Jordan Payne also had his best fall as a Tiger, posting two top-10 finishes, including a tie for fifth at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

The Tigers finished in the top-10 in three of their four tournaments, including a second place finish at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

After a rough start in the spring, the Tigers responded in the FAU Spring Break Championship. Payne fired a three day total of 212 to lead Memphis to a seventh place finish. The Tigers also posted a top10 finish at the River Landing Intercollegiate before heading to the C-USA Men’s Golf Championship.

In the conference tournament, Brad Benjamin led the Tigers, finishing tied for ninth with scores of 72-69-73 and leading Memphis to a fourth place team finish.

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Benjamin and Payne Close out Careers Both Brad Benjamin and Jordan Payne wrapped up their respective careers in 2008-09. Going into the season, the duo knew they would have to step up their play and really embrace the role of senior leaders. That is exactly what they did, as Benjamin posted three top-10 finishes, including a season low finish of tied for 11th at the 2009 Conference USA Championship.

Payne led the team with a 73.9 scoring average and posted five top-20 finishes.

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Freshman Sensation Jack Belote entered the 2008-09 season as a highly touted local prospect. Belote lived up to the hype as he became the first Tiger freshman under Coach Grant Robbins to compete in every event. Belote held a scoring average of 75.4, third best on the team, and posted three top-20 finishes. Belote also earned C-USA Golfer of the Week accolades for his performance in his collegiate debut at the Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate.

Benjamin Racks Up academic Honors After being selected to the 2007 and 2008 Conference USA All-Academic teams, Brad Benjamin continued his hard work in the classroom during his senior campaign.

For his hard work, Benjamin earned the 2009 Conference USA Men’s Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. He was also named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America District IV Second-Team as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Jake Colley, East Carolina James Kwon, SMU Arie Fauzi, Tulsa Blayne Barber, UCF Brad Schneider, UCF

PLAYER OF THE YEAR Blayne Barber, UCF

COACH OF THE YEAR Nick Clinard, UCF

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Blayne Barber, UCF

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Simon Ward, UCF

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Simon Ward, UCF (Medalist) Blayne Barber, UCF Zach Sucher, UAB Draegen Majors, SMU Nicolas Geyger, Tulsa

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Warren Straub, East Brad Benjamin, Memphis Robert Burrow, Rice Rob Laird, Tulsa Adam West, UAB Herbert Day, UTEP

PLAYER OF THE WEEK/MONTH SEPT 17 SEPT 24 OCT 1 OCT 8 OCT 15 OCT 22 OCT 29 NOV 6 FEB 11 FEB 18 FEB 25 MAR 4 MAR 11 MAR 18 MAR 25 APR 1 APR 8

Jordan Payne earned second team All-Conference USA honors as a senior in 2008-09.

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Blayne Barber, UCF Zach Sucher, UAB Jack Belote, Memphis Roger Sloan, UTEP Kelly Kraft, SMU Roger Sloan, UTEP James Kwon, SMU Michael Buttacavoli, Rice David Johnson, UCF Ryan Brooks, Tulsa Simon Ward, UCF Blayne Barber, UCF Marc Sambol, SMU Kelly Kraft, SMU Michael Whitehead, Rice Christopher Brown, Rice Rob Laird, Tulsa Markus Leandersson, East Carolina Roger Sloan, UTEP Blayne Barber, UCF Kelly Kraft, SMU

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2008 Fall men’s Golf Results mason Rudolph Championship

memphis intercollegiate

VANDERBILT LEGENDS CLUB FRANKLIN, TENN. SEPT. 26-28 PAR 71 • 7,100 YARDS

COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB MEMPHIS, TENN. OCT. 6-7 PAR 72 • 7,334 YARDS

1. South Carolina ................................... 281 280 278 - 839 (-13) 2. Kentucky .............................................. 285 283 279 - 847 (-5) 3. Miss. State ........................................... 291 282 277 - 850 (-2) 4. Middle Tennessee............................... 294 282 278 - 854 (+2) 5. Vanderbilt............................................ 283 286 286 - 855 (+3) 6. South Alabama ................................. 288 279 296 - 863 (+11) 7. MEMPHIS ......................................... 295 284 285 - 864 (+12) 8. Eastern Michigan .............................. 289 290 288 - 867 (+15) T9. Arkansas State ............................... 284 288 297 - 869 (+17) T9. UNC-Greensboro ........................... 298 280 291 - 869 (+17) 11. Purdue ............................................ 286 293 291 - 870 (+18) 12. Kennesaw St. Univ. ........................ 286 288 298 - 872 (+20) 13. Western Carolina ............................ 289 294 297 - 880 (+28) 14. Belmont .......................................... 295 290 296 - 881 (+29) 15. Western Kentucky .......................... 300 292 295 - 887 (+35)

Individual Top 10

1. Ben Fuqua, Kentucky .............................. 68 65 65 - 198 (-15) T2. Jason Millard, Middle Tenn. ..................... 69 65 71 - 205 (-8) T2. Jon Curran, Vanderbilt ............................ 67 70 68 - 205 (-8) 4. Mark Silvers, S. Carolina ........................... 70 69 69 - 208 (-5) T5. Jack Hiluta, S. Alabama .......................... 69 70 70 - 209 (-4) T5. Michael Tulacz, Kenn. St. ........................ 68 71 70 - 209 (-4) 7. George Bryan IV, S. Carolina .................... 69 72 69 - 210 (-3) 8. Carlos Sainz, Jr., Miss. St.......................... 70 73 68 - 211 (-2) T9. Chris Ross, E. Michigan .......................... 74 67 71 - 212 (-1) T9. Danny Amundson, Belmont ..................... 69 69 74 - 212 (-1) T9. Lee Heaton, Miss. St. .............................. 71 75 66 - 212 (-1) T9. Patrick Rada, S. Carolina ........................ 71 70 71 - 212 (-1) T9. Rick Cochran, M. Tenn. .......................... 76 68 68 - 212 (-1)

Memphis Individuals

T17. Jack Belote ........................................... 76 68 71 - 215 (+2) T35. Brad Benjamin ...................................... 73 77 69 - 219 (+6) T35. Jordan Payne ...................................... 72 76 71 - 219 (+6) T35. Mark Trow............................................. 76 69 74 - 219 (+6) T53. Jeff Hall ................................................ 74 71 77 - 222 (+9)

Team Standings

1.Ohio State ................................................ 299 289 - 588 (+12) 2. MEMPHIS ................................................ 299 292 - 591 (+15) 3. Mississippi State ...................................... 301 293 - 594 (+18) 4. Louisville .................................................. 301 296 - 597 (+21) 5. Maryland .................................................. 300 299 - 599 (+23) T6. Xavier .................................................... 298 302 - 600 (+24) T6. South Alabama ...................................... 301 299 - 600 (+24) T8. Mississippi ............................................. 299 302 - 601 (+25) T8. Arkansas State ...................................... 302 299 - 601 (+25) 10. Rice ....................................................... 304 298 - 602 (+26) 11. Wisconsin .............................................. 309 301 - 610 (+34) 12. Louisiana Lafayette ............................... 309 303 - 612 (+36) T13. Arkansas-Little Rock............................ 309 304 - 613 (+37) T13. Southern Mississippi ........................... 306 307 - 613 (+37) 15. Louisiana Tech....................................... 314 302 - 616 (+40) 16. South Florida ......................................... 308 317 - 625 (+49)

Individual Top 10

1. Vaughn Snyder, Ohio State ............................ 68 70 - 138 (-6) T2. Sebastian MacLean, Xavier .......................... 71 73 - 144 (E) T2. Marc-Ettienne Bussieres, S. Alabama .......... 74 70 - 144 (E) T2. Sean Dale, Ole Miss...................................... 71 73 - 144 (E) T5. John Popeck, Maryland ............................... 72 73 - 145 (+1) T5. Jordan Payne, Memphis ........................... 73 72 - 145 (+1) T5. Stefan Strandlund, Ole Miss........................ 73 72 - 145 (+1) T 5. Warren Hood, Ark. St. .................................. 78 67 145 (+1) T9. Bo Hoag, Ohio State ..................................... 74 72 146 (+2) T9. Jack Hiluta So. Alabama ............................... 74 72 146 (+2)

Memphis Individuals

T5. Jordan Payne .............................................. 73 72 - 145 (+1) T13. Brad Benjamin ........................................... 76 72 - 148 (+4) T20. Jack Belote ............................................... 74 75 - 149 (+5) T33. Phillip Breeding ........................................ 74 78 - 152 (+8) T52. Ben Lange .............................................. 79 75 - 154 (+10) T52. Stefan Erdidi ........................................... 74 80 - 154 (+10) T55. Jeff Hall ................................................... 76 79 - 155 (+11) T58. Brandon Bunn ......................................... 81 75 - 156 (+12) T58. Mark Trow................................................ 83 73 - 156 (+12) 90. Parker Rush............................................... 83 84 - 167 (+23)

Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate OLD OVERTON CLUB BIRMINGHAM, ALA. OCT. 12-13 PAR 70 • 6,934 YARDS Team Standings

1. Alabama............................................. 278 271 281 - 830 (-10) 2. Auburn. ................................................ 287 268 281 - 836 (-4) 3. SMU..................................................... 278 269 291 - 838 (-2) 4. Baylor .................................................. 285 277 277 - 839 (-1) 5. UNLV .................................................. 282 276 283 - 841 (+1) 6. North Carolina .................................... 283 276 284 - 843 (+3) 7. Georgia State ..................................... 286 278 283 - 847 (+7) T8. North Florida................................... 285 282 288 - 855 (+15) T8. UAB ................................................ 287 282 286 - 855 (+15) 10. MEMPHIS ....................................... 289 281 288 - 858 (+18) 11. UNC-Wilmington ............................. 300 279 286 - 865 (+25) 12. Samford .......................................... 302 294 292 - 888 (+48)

Jordan Payne finished in the top 10 in two out of four events in the fall of 2008, including a tie for fifth at the Memphis Intercollegiate.

T6. Cole Moreland, Auburn........................... 74 66 67 - 207 (-3) T9. Jordan Payne, Memphis ....................... 67 70 71 - 208 (-2) T9. Bud Cauley, Alabama .............................. 69 66 73 - 208 (-2)

Memphis Individuals

T9. Jordan Payne .......................................... 67 70 71 - 208 (-2) T28. Brad Benjamin ..................................... 72 71 71 - 214 (+4) T39. Jeff Hall ................................................ 72 71 74 - 217 (+7) T51. Jack Belote ......................................... 78 69 77 - 224 (+14) 60. Mark Trow ............................................. 80 82 72 - 234 (+24)

UNCg Bridgestone Golf Collegiate FOREST OAKS COUNTRY CLUB GREENSBORO, N.C. OCT. 27-28 PAR 72 • 7,197 YARDS Team Standings

1. Duke ................................................... 291 289 289 - 869 (+5) 2. Michigan State. ................................... 293 286 294 - 873 (+9) 3. Michigan ........................................... 293 282 299 - 874 (+10) 4. Louisville ........................................... 299 284 295 - 878 (+14) 5. UNC-Greensboro.............................. 296 291 301 - 888 (+24) 6. Pepperdine ....................................... 300 285 304 - 889 (+25) T7. Eastern Michigan............................ 313 280 297 - 890 (+26) T7. Notre Dame .................................... 297 292 301 - 890 (+26) 9. Minnesota ......................................... 297 294 303 - 894 (+30) 10. Mississippi State ............................. 299 305 293 - 897 (+33) T11. Maryland ....................................... 299 290 309 - 898 (+34) T11. MEMPHIS ..................................... 303 286 309 - 898 (+34) 13. Toledo ............................................. 310 298 307 - 915 (+51) 14. South Alabama ............................... 312 299 309 - 920 (+56)

Individual Top 10

T1. Max Scodro, Notre Dame ........................ 70 72 71 - 213 (-3) T1. Payne Gniewek, Mich. St. ....................... 69 70 74 - 213 (-3) 3. Bill Rankin, Michigan ............................... 75 64 75 - 214 (-2) T4. Adam Long, Duke ..................................... 73 72 71 - 216 (E) T4. Carlos Sainz, Jr., Miss. St. ....................... 70 76 70 - 216 (E) T4. Drew Younts, UNCG................................. 76 70 70 - 216 (E) T7. Riley Wheeldon, Louisville ..................... 74 71 72 - 217 (+1) T7. Spencer Anderson, Duke ...................... 72 71 74 - 217 (+1) T9. Adam Hadwin, Louisville ........................ 75 69 74 - 218 (+2) T9. Jack Newman, Mich. St. ......................... 69 77 72 - 218 (+2) T9. M. Etienne Bussieres, So. Alabama ....... 73 74 71 - 218 (+2)

Individual Top 10

Jack Belote placed 17th in his first collegiate tournament, leading the Tigers at the Mason Rudolph Championship in 2008.

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1. Kelly Kraft, SMU ........................................ 67 68 69 - 204 (-6) T2. Glenn Northcutt, Auburn .......................... 69 64 72 - 205 (-5) T2. Eddie Olson, UNLV ............................... 66 70 69 - 205 (-5) T4. Allen John, Georgia St............................. 70 65 71 - 206 (-4) T4. Derek Ernst, UNLV .................................. 69 70 67 - 206 (-4) T6. Kevin O’Connell N. Carolina.................... 67 70 70 - 207 (-3) T6. Cody Paladino, Baylor ............................. 75 66 66 - 207 (-3)

Memphis Individuals

T30. Jordan Payne ....................................... 72 70 82 - 224 (+8) T30. Stefan Erdidi ......................................... 81 71 72 - 224 (+8) T37. Brad Benjamin ...................................... 76 76 73 - 225 (+9) T54. Brandon Bunn .................................... 75 71 85 - 231 (+15) T65. Jack Belote ......................................... 80 74 82 - 236 (+20)

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Team Standings

2009 Spring men’s Golf Results Rio Pinar Invitational RIO PINAR COUNTRY CLUB ORLANDO, FLA. FEB. 23-24 PAR 72 • 6,978 YARDS Team Standings

1. UCF .................................................. 294 277 280 - 851 ( -13) 2. UT-Arlington........................................ 290 287 288 - 865 (+1) 3. Louisville ............................................. 283 292 295 - 870 (+6) T4. Augusta State ................................... 293 288 290 - 871 (+7) T4. Mississippi, U of. .............................. 291 293 287 - 871 (+7) T4. Vanderbilt ......................................... 287 290 294 - 871 (+7) 7. Mercer ................................................ 293 292 288 - 873 (+9) T8. Baylor ............................................. 297 289 293 - 879 (+15) T8. Kentucky......................................... 296 297 286 - 879 (+15) 10. South Alabama ............................... 301 287 295 - 883 (+19) 11. East Carolina .................................. 298 297 289 - 884 (+20) 12. Wichita State .................................. 293 299 297 - 889 (+25) 13. Ohio State....................................... 291 296 304 - 891 (+27) 14. Iowa State....................................... 301 300 292 - 893 (+29) 15. VCU ................................................ 299 302 297 - 898 (+34) 16. Southern Miss................................. 302 299 298 - 899 (+35) T17. MEMPHIS..................................... 302 301 297 - 900 (+36) T17. UNC Greensboro.......................... 301 298 301 - 900 (+36) 19. South Florida .................................. 307 305 291 - 903 (+39) 20. Akron .............................................. 309 298 300 - 907 (+43) 21. Connecticut..................................... 303 306 308 - 917 (+53)

Individual Top 3

T1.Blayne Barber, UCF ............................... 71 64 69 - 204 (-12) T1. Bobby Massa, UT-Arlington................... 70 69 67 - 206 (-10) 3. Jed Dirksen, UCF ...................................... 73 68 70 - 211 (-5)

Memphis Individuals

T27. Brandon Bunn ...................................... 74 73 73 - 220 (+4) T46. Mark Trow............................................. 76 69 78 - 223 (+7) T79. Jordan Payne ..................................... 75 80 74 - 229 (+13) T85. Brad Benjamin .................................... 78 79 73 - 230 (+14) T102. Jeff Hall ............................................ 77 82 77 - 236 (+20)

Louisiana Classics OAKBOURNE COUNTRY CLUB LAFAYETTE, LA. MAR. 9-10 PAR 72 • 7,141 YARDS Team Standings

1. New Orleans ........................................ 288 281 289 - 858 (-8) 2. Louisiana-Lafayette ............................. 279 292 288 - 859 (-7) 3. SMU..................................................... 286 292 285 - 863 (-1) T4. Southeastern Louisiana.................... 279 296 297 - 872 (+8) T4. Texas State....................................... 283 293 296 - 872 (+8) T6. Rice .................................................. 282 293 298 - 873 (+9) T6. Colorado ........................................... 285 302 286 - 873 (+9) 8. MEMPHIS ......................................... 297 285 294 - 876 (+12) 9. Kansas.............................................. 296 296 292 - 884 (+20) 10. UALR .............................................. 290 297 298 - 885 (+21) T11. UMKC ........................................... 298 301 295 - 894 (+30) T11. Louisiana Tech .............................. 294 298 302 - 894 (+30) 13. North Texas .................................... 299 304 299 - 902 (+38) 14. UTSA .............................................. 309 299 295 - 903 (+39) 15. Richmond ....................................... 301 303 305 - 909 (+45)

Individual Top 3

1. Adam Cornelson, N. Orleans ..................... 73 68 69 - 210 (-6) 2. Cedric Scotto, S.E. La. .............................. 68 69 73 - 210 (-6) T3. Walt Hoelbel, Kansas .............................. 70 68 73 - 211 (-5) T3. Pat Grady, Colorado ................................ 70 75 66 - 211 (-5) T3. Devin Carrey, LA-Lafayette ..................... 69 69 73 - 211 (-5)

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Memphis Individuals

T21. Jordan Payne ....................................... 77 71 71 - 219 (+3) T21. Brad Benjamin ...................................... 75 71 73 - 219 (+3) T31. Jack Belote ........................................... 74 71 77 - 222 (+6) T47. Brandon Bunn ...................................... 72 72 81 - 225 (+9) T62. Mark Trow........................................... 76 80 73 - 229 (+13)

mobile bay Intercollegiate MAGNOLA GROVE FALLS GOLF COURSE MOBILE, ALA. MAR. 22-24 PAR 72 • 7,305 YARDS Team Standings

1. Mississippi State ............................ 300 289 299 - 888 (+24)

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2. South Alabama ............................... 306 294 297 - 897 (+33) 3. Illinois State .................................... 304 293 305 - 902 (+38) 4. Xavier ............................................. 300 303 303 - 906 (+42) 5. Southern Miss................................. 299 307 302 - 908 (+44) 6. UT-Arlington.................................... 304 305 301 - 910 (+46) 7. Louisiana Tech................................ 303 302 306 - 911 (+47) 8. New Mexico State........................... 299 311 304 - 914 (+50) T9. Arkansas State ............................. 304 302 311 - 917 (+53) T9. Troy .............................................. 305 303 309 - 917 (+53) 11. Toledo ........................................... 299 320 304 - 923 (+59) 12. South Florida ................................ 304 304 316 - 924 (+60) 13. Akron ............................................ 313 309 318 - 940 (+76) 14. MEMPHIS ...................................... 316 302 323 - 941 (+77) 15. Richmond ..................................... 314 311 331 - 956 (+92) 16. Hartford......................................... 330 326 311 - 967 (+103)

Individual Top 3

1. Joe Merich, Illinois St............................... 74 68 73 - 215 (-1) 2. Josh Bevell, Miss. St. .............................. 73 72 74 - 219 (+3) 3. Jack Hiluta, So. Alabama......................... 73 74 74 - 221 (+5)

Memphis Individuals

T36. Brad Benjamin .................................... 79 71 81 - 231 (+15) T45. Jack Belote ......................................... 77 79 78 - 234 (+18) T55. Brandon Bunn .................................... 78 76 82 - 236 (+20) T71. Jordan Payne ..................................... 83 76 82 - 241 (+25) T80. Stefan Erdidi ....................................... 82 83 84 - 249 (+33)

FaU Spring Break Championship GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB DELRAY BEACH, FLA. MAR. 27-29 PAR 72 • 6,722 YARDS Team Standings

1. Illinois................................................... 277 292 278 - 847 (-5) 2. Michigan ............................................. 287 292 282 - 861 (+9) 3. Eastern Michigan .............................. 283 298 283 - 864 (+12) 4. Northwestern .................................... 286 288 297 - 871 (+19) 5. Ohio State......................................... 280 299 294 - 873 (+21) 6. Wisconsin ......................................... 291 294 293 - 878 (+26) 7. MEMPHIS ......................................... 294 293 293 - 880 (+28) 8. Iowa .................................................. 291 297 296 - 884 (+32) 9. Florida Atlantic .................................. 299 294 294 - 887 (+35) 10. Notre Dame .................................... 294 296 302 - 892 (+40) 11. Marquette........................................ 298 311 285 - 894 (+42) 12. Missouri .......................................... 291 300 298 - 895 (+43) 13. Northern Illinois............................... 306 306 288 - 900 (+48) 14. St. John’s ........................................ 310 298 299 - 907 (+55)

Individual Top 4

1. Scott Langley, Illinois ................................. 65 70 70 - 205 (-8) 2. Jonathan Bowers, Northwestern ............... 67 68 72 - 207 (-6) 3. Cam Burke, E. Michigan ............................ 64 75 72 - 211 (-2)

Memphis Individuals

T4. Jordan Payne .......................................... 72 70 70 - 212 (-1) T14. Brad Benjamin ...................................... 75 73 70 - 218 (+5) T52. Stefan Erdidi ....................................... 72 75 78 - 225 (+12) T60. Jack Belote ......................................... 75 75 77 - 227 (+14) T70. Brandon Bunn .................................... 77 78 76 - 231 (+18)

reunion Intercollegiate REUNION GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB MADISON, MISS. APR. 6-7 PAR 72 • 6,722 YARDS Team Standings

1. LSU................................................... 297 299 293 - 889 (+25) 2. Arkansas ........................................... 297 302 293 - 892 (+28) 3. Vanderbilt.......................................... 306 296 298 - 900 (+36) 4. Ole Miss............................................ 311 303 288 - 902 (+38) 5. North Florida ..................................... 314 298 302 - 914 (+50) 6. Auburn .............................................. 313 302 302 - 917 (+53) 7. Mississippi St. ................................... 309 313 299 - 921 (+57) 8. Southeastern La. .............................. 319 309 295 - 923 (+59) T9. UAB ................................................ 309 313 305 - 927 (+63) T9. UNC Greensboro............................ 309 312 306 - 927 (+63) 11. Southern Miss ................................. 311 301 321 - 933 (+69) 12. Louisiana Tech................................ 322 319 310 - 951 (+87) 13. MEMPHIS ....................................... 317 317 318 - 952 (+88) 14. South Alabama ............................... 316 325 314 - 955 (+91) 15. Jackson State ............................... 326 324 318 - 968 (+104)

Individual Top 3

1. Andrew Landry, Arkansas ......................... 72 72 71 - 215 (-1) 2. Adam Hofmann, Vanderbilt ....................... 71 72 75 - 218 (+2) 3. John Peterson, LSU ................................. 72 75 75 - 222 (+6)

Memphis Individuals

T50. Jordan Payne ..................................... 77 80 80 - 237 (+21) T58. Brad Benjamin .................................... 80 79 81 - 240 (+24) T58. Jeff Hall .............................................. 77 82 81 - 240 (+24) T62. Brandon Bunn .................................... 83 82 76 - 241 (+25) 64. Jack Belote ........................................... 83 76 84 - 243 (+27)

River Landing Intercollegiate RIVER LANDING COUNTRY CLUB WALLACE, N.C. APR. 10-11 PAR 72 • 6,942 YARDS Team Standings

1. Duke .................................................. 290 280 280 - 850 (-14) 2. North Carolina State ............................ 278 285 293 - 856 (-8) 3. Wake Forest ........................................ 286 288 286 - 860 (-4) 4. Michigan .............................................. 289 288 285 - 862 (-2) 5. Virginia Tech ......................................... 291 291 283 - 863 (E) 6. Tulsa ................................................... 284 295 286 - 865 (+1) 7. MEMPHIS ......................................... 295 299 283 - 877 (+13) 8. Virginia.............................................. 293 301 284 - 878 (+14) 9. East Carolina .................................... 288 303 290 - 881 (+17) 10. North Carolina ................................ 289 300 295 - 884 (+20) 11. Maryland ......................................... 292 305 290 - 887 (+23) 12. Houston .......................................... 297 306 291 - 894 (+30) 13. Rice ................................................ 299 303 293 - 895 (+31) 14. Hartford........................................... 296 299 301 - 896 (+32) 14. Kansas............................................ 299 304 296 - 899 (+35)

Individual Top 3

1. Scott Langley, Illinois ................................. 65 70 70 - 205 (-8) 2. Jonathan Bowers, Northwestern ............... 67 68 72 - 207 (-6) 3. Cam Burke, E. Michigan ............................ 64 75 72 - 211 (-2)

Memphis Individuals

T4. Jordan Payne .......................................... 72 70 70 - 212 (-1) T14. Brad Benjamin ...................................... 75 73 70 - 218 (+5) T52. Stefan Erdidi ....................................... 72 75 78 - 225 (+12) T60. Jack Belote ......................................... 75 75 77 - 227 (+14) T70. Brandon Bunn .................................... 77 78 76 - 231 (+18)

C-USa men’s Championship RED TAIL GOLF CLUB SORRENTO, FLA. APR. 19-21 PAR 72 • 7,152 YARDS Team Standings

1. UCF .................................................. 279 286 281 - 846 (-18) 2. SMU.................................................. 284 285 283 - 852 (-12) 3. UAB ..................................................... 286 287 288 - 861 (-3) 4. MEMPHIS ........................................... 289 291 286 - 866 (+2) 5. Tulsa ................................................... 291 298 284 - 873 (+9) 6. East Carolina .................................... 289 291 295 - 875 (+11) 7. Houston ............................................ 290 300 288 - 878 (+14) 8. Rice .................................................. 292 300 293 - 885 (+21) 9. Southern Miss................................... 301 297 288 - 886 (+22) 10. UTEP .............................................. 290 308 297 - 895 (+31) 11. Marshall .......................................... 302 304 315 - 921 (+57)

Individual Top 3

1. Simon Ward, UCF ................................... 69 68 68 - 205 (-11) 2. Blayne Barber, UCF................................. 68 69 69 - 206 (-10) 3. Zack Sucher, UAB ..................................... 68 69 72 - 209 (-7)

Memphis Individuals

T9. Brad Benjamin ......................................... 72 69 73 - 214 (-2) T11. Jordan Payne ........................................ 74 73 68 - 215 (-1) T17. Jack Belote ........................................... 69 73 75 - 217 (+1) T27. Brandon Bunn ...................................... 74 76 71 - 221 (+5) T41. Jeff Hall .............................................. 76 79 74 - 229 (+13)

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2008-09 men’s Golf Statistics

Team Results Fall 2008 9/26-28 10/5-6 10/13-14 10/27-28

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Mason Rudolph Championship (Nashville, Tenn.)

Memphis Intercollegiate (Memphis, Tenn.)

Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (Birmingham, Ala.) Bridgestone Golf Intercollegiate (Greensboro, N.C)

295 299 289 303

284 292 281 286

285 -288 309

864 591 858 898

7th 2nd 10th T11th

16 16 12 14

71 72 70 72

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Rio Pinar Invitational (Orlando, Fla.) Louisiana Classics (Lafayette, La.) Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (Mobile, Ala.) FAU Spring Break Champ. (Delray Beach, Fla.) Reunion Intercollegiate (Madison, Miss.)

River Landing Intercollegiate (Wallace, N.C.) C-USA Championship (Sorrento, Fla.)

302 297 316 294 317 295 289

301 285 302 293 317 299 291

297 294 323 293 318 283 286

900 876 941 880 952 877 886

T17th 8th 14th 7th 13th 7th 4th

21 15 16 14 15 14 11

72 72 72 72 72 72 72

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Golfweek Conference Challenge (Riverside, Iowa) Sam Hall Intercollegiate (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

Mason Rudolph Champ. (Nashville, Tenn.)

Memphis Intercollegiate (Memphis, Tenn.)

St. Mary’s College Invitational (Pebble Beach, Calif.)

302 277 283 312 301

299 285 284 302 299

310 284 -292 302

911 846 567 906 902

15th T2nd 8th T7th T8th

15 15 17 16 16

72 72 71 72 72

Spring 2009 2/23-24 3/8-9 3/21-24 3/27-29 4/6-7 4/10-11 4/19-21

Fall 2009 8/30-9/1 9/14-15 9/25-27 10/19-20 11/9-10

Individual Results Fall 2008

Mason Rudolph

Memphis Int.

Jerry Pate

Bridgestone

Jack Belote Brad Benjamin Brandon Bunn Stefan Erdedi Jeff Hall Jordan Payne Mark Trow

(T17) 76-68-71=215 (T35) 73-77-69=219 DNP DNP (T53) 74-71-77=222 (T35) 72-76-71=219 (T35) 76-69-74=219

(T20) 74-75=149 (T13) 76-72=148 (T58) 81-75=156 (T52) 74-80=154 (T55) 76-79=155 (T5) 73-72=145 (T58) 83-73=156

(T51) 78-69-77=224 (T28) 72-71-71=214 DNP DNP (T39) 72-71-74=217 (T9) 67-70-71=208 (T60) 80-82-72=234

(T65) 80-74-82=236 (T37) 76-76-73=225 (T54) 75-71-85=231 (T30) 81-71-72=224 DNP (T30) 72-70-82=224 (T46) 76-69-76=223

Spring 2009

Rio Pinar

Louisiana

Mobile Bay

Florida-Atlantic

Reunion

River Landing

C-USA Champ

Jack Belote Brad Benjamin Brandon Bunn Stefan Erdedi Jeff Hall Jordan Payne Mark Trow

DNP (T85) 78-79-73=230 (T27) 74-73-73=220 DNP (T102) 77-82-77=236 (T79) 75-80-74=229 (T46) 76-69-76=223

(T31) 74-71-77=222 (T21) 75-71-73=219 (47) 72-72-81=225 DNP DNP (T21) 77-71-71=219 (62) 76-80-73=229

(T45) 77-79-78=234 (T36) 79-71-81=231 (T55) 78-76-82=236 (T80) 82-83-84=249 DNP (T71) 83-76-82=241 DNP

(T60) 75-75-77=227 (T14) 75-73-70=218 (T70) 77-78-76=231 (T52) 72-75-78=225 DNP (T4) 72-70-70=212 DNP

(64) 83-76-84=243 (T58) 80-79-81=240 (T62) 83-82-76=241 DNP (T58) 77-82-81=240 (T50) 77-80-80=237 DNP

(T36) 72-73-75=220 (t50) 73-80-70=223 (T56)75-75-75=225 DNP (T60) 78-79-70=227 (T10) 75-72-68=215 DNP

(T17) 69-73-75=217 (T9) 72-69-73=214 (T27) 74-76-71=221 DNP (T41) 76-79-74=229 (T11) 74-73-68=215 DNP

Fall 2009

Golfweek

Sam Hall

Mason Rudolph

Memphis Int.

St. Mary’s

Jack Belote Philip Breeding Brandon Bunn Carlson Cox Jonathan Fly Lexus Keoninh Steve Lee Jeff Hall

(T68) 81-77-77=235 (T75) 83-79-81=243 (T36) 75-74-74=223 DNP (T47) 72-76-78=226 (T61) 74-72-84=230 DNP DNP

(T24) 71-73-70=214 DNP (T26) 72-71-72=215 (T17) 69-72-71=212 (T7) 69-68-71=209 DNP (T21) 68-73-72=213 DNP

(T16) 70-70=140 DNP DNP (T51) 76-71=147 (T10) 68-71=139 (T51) 75-72=147 DNP (T21) 70-72=142

(T50) 81-78-72=231 (T81) 82-75-83=240 DNP (T4) 76-72-71=219 (T32) 81-73-73=227 (T14) 76-73-74=225 (T7) 76-71-73=220 (T26) 74-78-74=226

(T21) 76-75-72=223 DNP DNP (T37) 75-75-77=227 (T35) 74-76-76=226 (T65) 78-73-81=232 (T77) 76-83-77=236 DNP

2008-09 Individual Totals Rounds

Low

Strokes

Round Average

Tourn. Average

Top 20 Finish

Jordan Payne ...................................... 32 ..................................68......................... 2,364 .................................73.9 ........................................... 221.6 ........................................5 Brad Benjamin ..................................... 32 ..................................69......................... 2,381 .................................74.4 ........................................... 223.1 ........................................3 Jack Belote .......................................... 29 ..................................68......................... 2,187 .................................75.4 ........................................... 226.4 ........................................3 Mark Trow ............................................ 14 ..................................69......................... 1,061 .................................75.8 ........................................... 226.6 ........................................0 Jeff Hall ............................................... 20 ..................................70......................... 1,526 .................................76.3 ........................................... 228.8 ........................................0 Brandon Bunn...................................... 26 ..................................71......................... 1,986 .................................76.4 ........................................... 229.3 ........................................0 Stefan Erdedi ....................................... 11 ..................................71........................... 852 ..................................77.5 ........................................... 225.0 ........................................0

2009 Fall Individual Totals Golfer

Rounds

Low

Strokes

Round Average

Tourn. Average

Top 20 Finish

Brandon Bunn....................................... 6 ...................................71........................... 438 ..................................73.0 ........................................... 219.0 ........................................0 Carlson Cox ......................................... 11 ..................................69........................... 805 ..................................73.2 ........................................... 217.5 ........................................2 Jonathan Fly ........................................ 14 ..................................68......................... 1,027 .................................73.4 ........................................... 220.3 ........................................2 Jeff Hall................................................. 5 ...................................70........................... 368 ..................................73.6 ........................................... 221.0 ........................................0 Steve Lee ............................................. 9 ...................................68........................... 669 ..................................74.3 ........................................... 220.2 ........................................1 Jack Belote ......................................... 14 ..................................70......................... 1,043 .................................74.5 ........................................... 223.2 ........................................1 Lexus Keoninh ..................................... 11 ..................................72........................... 834 ..................................75.8 ........................................... 227.3 ........................................1 Philip Breeding ..................................... 6 ...................................75........................... 483 ..................................78.0 ........................................... 241.5 ........................................0

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Golfer

men’s Golf all-Time Roster

aaaaaaa Gavin Aldridge (2004-06) Kody Alexander (2008-09) Cobb Andrews (2000, 2002-03) David Apperson (1978-79)

Bbbbbbb Kirk Bailey Bobby Baxbaum Joey Bell Jack Belote Brad Benjamin Gary Bennett Mark Blaze Billy Bowie Ed Brantley Philip Breeding Ashley Brown Micky Brown Billy Buchanan Brandon Bunn Steve Busch Ted Butler

(1974-77) (1948) (1986-87) (2008-09) (2005-09) (1970-72) (1989-92) (1972-73) (1957-59) (2006-09) (1994-96) (1961) (1970-72) (2006-09) (1966-69) (1966-69)

ccccccc Don Campbell Larry Campbell Dan Chartrand Lee Cheairs Don Cheek Maurice Chron Ray Clark Lewis Clarke Clint Clement Tim Cobb Chris Conlee Todd Conine Matt Cooper Carlson Cox Bob Crenshaw Ed Crenshaw Donnie Cude

(1972-73) (1961-64) (1997-00) (1978-80) (1949-50) (1956) (1961-65) (2003-07) (1993-96) (1990-91) (1993-94) (1989-90) (1998-01) (2008-09) (1950-53) (1956-58) (1981-84)

ddddddd Joe Dawn Bobby Dick Gene Dixon

(1974) (1982-85) (1958-60)

Danny Gibson (1961-62) Jack Gibson (1950-51) William Giehier (1949) Gordon Gilbert (1949) Gregg Gill (1988-91) Hunt Gilliland (1974-77) Russ Glover (1964-65, 1968) Jerry Gmetro (1994-97) Luther Godwin (1956) Bill Goldsby (1956-57) Lou Graham (1957-59) Robbie Greenwell (2004-08) Kevin Gustafson (1982-83)

hhhhhhh David Hahn Paul Haire Jeff Hall Paul Hallahan David Hallford Tommy Hanlon Blake Harrigan John Hendershot David Hueber Benjy Hill David Holley Wayne Holsombeck Tommy Horton Quinn Houston Kyle Howard Tommy Hughes

(1979-82) (1976-79) (2005-09) (1984-87) (1972-75) (1964-66) (1995-96) (1980-81) (1975-76) (1962) (1949) (1960-61) (1959-62) (1972-73) (1977-78) (1977-79)

jjjjjjj David Jeans Kurt Johannes Richard Jones Tim Joselyn

(2001-04) (1984-87) (2002-04) (1983)

kkkkkkk Scott Kangas John Kartheiser Charles Kessner Lexus Keoninh Greg King Sam Kirkland Derek Kneif Frederik Kolderup Larry Kupioc

(1983) (1984-85) (1951) (2009) (1994-85) (1996-99) (1996-97) (2001-04) (1970)

e e e e e e e llllllll Richard Eller (1968-69) Clayton Ellis Stephan Erdedi Gary Ezmerlia

(2002-06) (2007-09) (1993-94)

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fffffff J.J. Fashimpaur Mike Flanagan Jonathan Fly Keven Fortin-Simard Sonny Fowler Cliff Frisby Tom Fussaro

(1984-85) (1953) (2009) (2004-06) (1969-71) (1973-75) (1969-72)

ggggggg David Gardner Bill Garner

(1979) (1954)

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Bill Lannon Ben Lange Hugo Lauzon Steve Lee Art Leon Ken Lindsay Jason Luke Bob Lundy Buddy Lux Art Lynch

(1948) (2008) (2006-07) (2009) (1957-58) (1962-65) (1994) (1965-68) (1974) (2001-04)

mmmmmm Reed Mabe Sean Madden John Maiden Mike Malarkey Mack Maness

(1958) (1981-83) (1993) (1964-67) (1986-88)

Mark Maness Freddie Mangum Tim Manus Bruce Marek Joe Markham Dan Marlow Shane Marvelli Jim Masserio Tony McCormick Buddy McEwen Scott McLargin Matt McNeil Chuck Merriam Steve Metz Justin Miers Grant Milner Bobby Mitchell Tony Mitchell Ed Moffatt Van Montgomery Roy Moore, Jr. Tommy Mote Bobby Moyse Mike Murdock

(1990-93) (1986-89) (1986-88) (1966-68) (1986-87) (1978-79) (1982-85) (1968-69) (1961) (1962-65) (1991-93) (1995-96) (1970-71) (1986-88) (2004-05) (2009) (1954) (1978-79) (1948) (1983-84) (1958) (1990) (1948) (1973-75)

nnnnnnn Mike Nelson Mike Nixon

(1970-73) (1965-67, 1969)

ppppppp Ed Parnell Earl Pate, Jr. Jordan Payne John Pepin Bill Perminiter John Perryman Kyle Peterman Curtis Persons, Jr. Bill Phillips Jack Pieratt Ray Pierce Jim Player Greg Powers Michael Prieur

(1977-80) (1965-68) (2006-09) (1961) (1949-51) (1952) (2006) (1956) (1948) (1994-97) (1984) (1970) (1966-70) (2000-03)

rrrrrrr Josh Ray (2005-06) Brian Reeb (1989-92) Jeff Rees (1973) Mike Regenold (2002-06) Chris Reinke (1998, 2000-02) Richard Richardson (1965-66, 1968) Kyle Ritchie (2006-08) Grant Robbins (1991-94) Hillman Robbins (1952-55) Putter Robbins (1978-80) Rick Robbins (1987-88) Ian Rochester (2004-08) Tim Room (1990-91) Courtney Rudolph (1977-80) Mason Rudolph (1955-57) Parker Rush (2008-09) Tim Rush (1975-76) Jack Russell (1948-49)

sssssss Buzzy Samuels Don Sargent

(1966, 1968-69) (1986)

Rodney Scarbrough (1951-53) John Schlee (1960-62) Lou Scinta (1972) Jack Scott (1948-49) Blair Scurlock (1996-99) Andy Shiels (2004-05) Dan Shinebarger (1978-79) Walter Shirah (1958-61) Danny Simmons (1974-75) Ed Simmons (1958-61) Ben Smith (2001, 2003-04) Brown Smith (1973) Denny Smith (1973) Jeff Smith (1977-80) South Smith (1974-77) Walton Smith (1960) Will Sowles (1965-68) Bob Steffan (1980-83) Charles Stewart (1949) Tommy Stickney (1992-93)

ttttttt Allan Thomas Ken Toney Lanny Trottman Mark Trow

(2002-05) (1964) (1973-75) (2006-09)

wwwwww Buddy Wade Ken Walsh Alan Weant Brett Weaver Henry Wenzler Ronny Wenzler Bobby Williams Troy Witham Tommy Wrenn Colin Wright Jason Wyatt

(1951) (1972) (2001-04) (1977) (1952) (1954-56) (1948) (1989-92) (1964-67) (1997-00) (1998-01)

YYYYYYY Doug Young

(1995-96)

zzzzzzz Phil Zerilla Sam Zerilla

(1956-58) (1956-57)

Returning golfers listed in bold

all-Time Coaching Roster Grant Robbins

(2003-Present)

Bob Winn (Interim)

(2003)

Jim Cook

(1971-2002)

Bill Brogden

(1967-1971)

Roy Moore, Sr.

(1956-1967)

Larry Smith Enoch Mitchell

1950-1956) (1948-1950)

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men’s Golf Record Book and Honors 14.

LOW ROUND 1.

63

2.

64

3.

65 65 65

6.

66 66 66 66 66

17.

Keven Fortin-Simard Louisiana Classics, 2005-06 Tim Roop Glenn Red Jacoby, 1990-91 Ian Rochester CSU Spring Kick Off 2007-08 Ian Rochester Billy Hitchcock, 2004-05 Andy Shiels Missouri Bluffs, 2004-05 Kyle Peterman Mason Rudolph Inter., 2006-07 Allan Thomas Raising Cane, 2002-03 Blair Scurlock C-USA Champ., 1998-99 Grant Robbins Music City, 1993-94 Steve Metz Billy Hitchcock, 1987-88

2.

3.

6.

14.

Ian Rochester CSU Spring Kick Off, 2007-08 135 David Jeans Landfall Tradition, 2003-04 136 Robbie Greenwell Linger Longer Invit., 2007-08 136 Kyle Peterman Mason Rudolph Inter., 2006-07 136 Keven Fortin-Simard Memphis Inter., 2005-06 137 Jonathan Fly Sam Hall Intercollegiate, 2009-10 137 Jordan Payne Jerry Pate National Inter., 2008-09 137 Ian Rochester Rio Pinar Invit., 2007-08 137 Ian Rochester Linger Longer, 2006-07 137 Ian Rochester Billy Hitchcock, 2004-05 137 Colin Wright Peninsula Fall Beach, 1998-99 137 Blair Scurlock C-USA Champ., 1998-99 137 Steve Metz Dixie Inter., 1987 138 Ian Rochester Bank of America Inter., 2007-08 138 Ian Rochester USA Spring Classic, 2006-07 138 Clayton Ellis Fall Beach, 2003-04 138 David Jeans Fall Beach, 2003-04 138 Allan Thomas Fall Beach, 2003-04 138 Gregg Gill Dixie Inter., 1990

Jordan Payne, 2008-09 Bobby Dick, 1983-84 Blair Scurlock, 1998-99 Brandon Bunn, 2007-08

LOWEST CAREER AVERAGE 1.

73.2 K. Fortin-Simard, 2004-06 73.2 Allan Thomas, 2001-05 3.

73.8 Ian Rochester, 2004-08 4.

73.9 Alan Weant, 2001-04 5.

74.4 David Jeans, 2000-04 74.4 Sean Madden, 1980-83 7.

74.5 Colin Wright, 1996-2000 8.

74.6 Brad Benjamin, 2005-09 9.

74.7 Gregg Gill, 1987-91 10.

74.8 Brandon Bunn, 2006-09 11.

74.9 Jack Belote, 2008-09 74.9 Bobby Dick, 1980-84 13.

75.1 Robbie Greenwell, 2004-08 14.

75.2 Clint Clement, 1992-96 75.2 Tim Roop, 1989-91 75.2 Steve Metz, 1984-88 75.2 Donnie Cude, 1980-84 18.

75.3 Richard Jones, 2001-04 75.3 Bob Steffan, 1979-83 * Records from 1980-2009

LOW 36 1.

73.9 73.9 73.9 74.0

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Honors ALL-AMERICAN Head coach Grant Robbins was named the 2008 C-USA Coach of the Year.

2.

3.

4.

7.

12.

16.

204

Ian Rochester CSU Spring Kick Off, 2007-08 205 Andy Shiels Missouri Bluffs, 2004-05 206 Tim Roop Glen Red Jacoby, 1990 207 Brad Benjamin Palisades Collegiate, 2006-07 207 Ian Rochester USA Spring Classic, 2006-07 207 Steve Metz Dixie Inter., 1987 208 Jordan Payne Jerry Pate National Inter., 2008-09 208 Robbie Greenwell Linger Longer Invit., 2007-08 208 Ian Rochester Linger Longer, 2006-07 208 Keven Fortin-Simard Memphis Inter., 2005-06 208 Clayton Ellis Fall Beach, 2003-04 209 Jonathan Fly Sam Hall Intercollegiate, 2009-10 209 Ian Rochester Rio Pinar Invit., 2007-08 209 Colin Wright Fall Beach, 1998-99 209 Steve Metz Billy Hitchcock, 1988 210 David Jeans Fall Beach, 2003-04 210 David Jeans Fall Beach, 2001 210 Blair Scurlock C-USA Champ., 1998-99 210 Colin Wright Gary Koch/Cleveland, 1998-99 210 Mack Maness New Orleans, 1988 210 Steve Metz New Orleans, 1988

LOWEST SEASON AVERAGE 1.

3.

7.

9.

10.

11.

2006 C-USA Player of the Year Keven FortinSimard with head coach Grant Robbins.

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72.6 72.6 72.7 72.7 72.7 72.7 73.1 73.1 73.5 73.7 73.8 73.8 73.8

Steve Metz Greg Powers Hillman Robbins

M CLUB HALL OF FAME

LOW 54 1.

1986 1969 1954

Ian Rochester, 2007-08 Colin Wright, 1998-99 K. Fortin-Simard, 2005-06 Allan Thomas, 2003-04 David Jeans, 2003-04 Steve Metz, 1987-88 Allan Thomas, 2004-05 Alan Weant, 2003-04 Gregg Gill, 1989-90 Alan Weant, 2002-03 Robbie Greenwell, 2007-08 Ian Rochester, 2006-07 K. Fortin-Simard, 2004-05

2007 2005 2002 2000 1997 1995 1992 1989 1984 1981 1977 1975 1973

Paul Haire Tim Roop Gene Dixon Kirk Bailey Steve Metz Greg Powers Roy Moore, Sr. (Coach) Ted Butler Richard Eller David Hallford Ken Lindsey Mason Rudolph Lou Graham Hillman Robbins

C-USA ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2009 2008 2007

ALL-GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE 1995 1994 1993

1992

2006 2005 2004 2003 1999 1998 1997 1996

Jordan Payne (2nd) Ian Rochester (1st) Robbie Greenwell (2nd) Keven Fortin-Simard (1st) Keven Fortin-Simard (3rd) David Jeans (2nd) Alan Weant (3rd) Alan Weant (3rd) Colin Wright (1st) Blair Scurlock (3rd) Blair Scurlock (1st) Clint Clement (1st)

C-USA PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 1996

Clint Clement Jerry Gmetro Jack Pieratt Clint Clement Grant Robbins Clint Clement (Medalist) Mark Maness Scott McLargin Grant Robbins Mark Maness Brian Reeb Grant Robbins Troy Witham (Medalist)

GMC COACH OF THE YEAR 1992

Jim Cook

ALL-METRO CONFERENCE 1990 1989 1988 1986 1985 1984 1981 1980 1979 1978

1977 1976

ALL-CONFERENCE USA 2009 2008

Brad Benjamin Brad Benjamin Brad Benjamin

Greg Gill Tim Roop Greg Gill Greg Gill (Medalist) Mack Maness Tim Manus Steve Metz Mack Maness Bobby Dick Bobby Dick John Hendershot Jeff Smith Lee Cheairs John Hendershot Ed Parnell Lee Cheairs Tony Mitchell (Medalist) Lee Cheairs Tony Mitchell (Medalist) Ed Parnell Putter Robbins Jeff Smith Lee Cheairs Kyle Howard South Smith Kirk Bailey Paul Haire (Medalist) Putter Robbins Tim Rush South Smith

ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY 1969 1968 1967

Greg Powers Ted Butler Richard Eller Ted Butler Richard Eller

NATIONAL GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR 2009

Brad Benjamin

Keven Fortin-Simard Clint Clement

C-USA COACH OF THE YEAR 2008

Grant Robbins

C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2005

Keven Fortin-Simard

C-USA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2008 2006 2003 1999

Robbie Greenwell Brad Benjamin Alan Weant Blair Scurlock

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C-USA PLAYER OF THE WEEK/MONTH 2008

2007 2006 2005 2004 1999

Jack Belote (Oct. 1) Robbie Greenwell (Apr 16) Robbie Greenwell (Mar 19) Ian Rochester (Mar 5) Brad Benjamin (April 11) Keven Fortin-Simard (Mar 22) Keven Fortin-Simard (Oct 5) Ian Rochester (April 13) Allan Thomas (Oct) Dan Charttrand (Oct)

Blair Scurlock was named All-Conference USA in 1997 and 1998.

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Hillman Robbins

roy moore, sr.

1973 Inductee

1992 Inductee

Hillman Robbins is the most decorated golfer in University history.

A native of Memphis, Tenn., Robbins signed with coach Larry Smith in 1950-51. He immediately took over the number one position and ended his senior season winning the NCAA Golf Championship, the first national championship in Memphis history. Robbins was named as an alternate to the 1954 Walker Cup Team and weeks later added the United State National Amateur Championship. He returned to Memphis after a professional career and passed away in the 1970s.

Roy Moore, Sr. is known as the father of University of Memphis golf.

He started the men’s program in 1958 and served as the head coach for 10 years. Moore recruited nationwide and is credited with bringing in such noted players as Hillman Robbins, who won the 1958 US Amateur Championship, Lou Graham, who won the 1975 U.S. Open and Mason Rudolph, a Tour professional who was twice a Rider Cup member. Moore’s Tiger teams had two undefeated seasons during his tenure.

Lou graham

greg powers

1975 Inductee

1995 Inductee

Lou Graham was one of the top golfers in University of Memphis history. A native of Nashville, Tenn., Graham came to the University in 1956. He immediately earned a spot with the Tiger team in 1956-57 and helped the squad to a 5-1 record. The recipient of the Tennessee Golf Association Scholarship, Graham captured the medalist honors in the Blue Grass Invitational before being drafted into the United States Army in 1959.. He joined the PGA TOUR in 1964 and won his first tournament in 1967.

Greg Powers lettered for the Tiger golf team for four years, 196770. As a sophomore he joined with teammates to lead the Tiger golf team to a perfect 8-0 record and a first place finish in the Sunkist Tournament, the Buckhalter Tournament and the LSU Invitational Tournament. As a junior Powers carried a 72.1 stroke average and helped his team to an 8-2 record in match play. Following his senior season, Powers joined the PGA TOUR and began a 15-year career as a professional golfer.

mason Rudolph

steve metz

1977 Inductee

1997 Inductee

Mason Rudolph arrived on the campus at the University Memphis in the fall of 1953. In the spring of 1954, the Tigers went undefeated and handed Ole Miss its first home loss in golf in 10 years. In 1956, the native of Clarksville, Tenn., won the Western Amateur championship and was selected as a member of the Walker Cup Team in 1957.

Rudolph turned professional in 1958 and during his professional career, won 12 PGA and Champions TOUR events. He had seven top twenty finishes in the Masters including a fourth place finish in 1955.

Steve Metz became one of the fabled members of the “M-Squad” at the University of Memphis. Joining with teammates Fred Mangum, Mark Maness and Tim Manus, as well as Gregg Gill, Metz helped lead the Tiger golf team to three tournament championships, including the 1988 Metro Conference Championship. He was named to the All-Metro Conference team in 1988 while posting a 73.1 scoring average. He holds the sixth lowest competitive round ever played by a Tiger, a 66 in the Billy Hitchcock Invitational at Auburn.

ken lindsey

kirk bailey

1981 Inductee

2000 Inductee

Ken Lindsay came to the University of Memphis in the fall of 1961 and played for the Tiger golf team through the 1965 season. The native of Glencoe, Ala., played in all of the matches each year as a Tiger and was undefeated as a freshman and as a senior. He completed his Memphis career winning 40 of the 44 matches he played as a Tiger. He entered the Air Force as a 2nd lieutenant in 1966 and won the 1968 World Air Force Championship. Lindsay enter the professional golf industry in 1970 as a club professional.

Kirk Bailey was a four-year letterman who captained the 1976 golf team and helped the Tigers to capture its first Metro Conference title. He was named to the All-Metro Conference team in 1976. A native Memphian, Bailey graduated magna cum laude from Memphis in 1977. He received his degree in business from Memphis and attended the Harvard Business School, where he received his P.M.D. in business. After a stint as a golf professional, he took a position with Leader Federal Mortgage where we worked his way to president.

david hallford

gene dixon

1984 Inductee

2002 Inductee

David Hallford came to the Tigers in 1970. He led U of M to championships in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Tournaments in 1972 and 1973, and twice participated in the NCAA Golf Championships. Following graduation, Hallford began making his mark in statewide golf events. He won the 1975 West Tennessee Open, and later added the 1977 Tri-City Open championship and the 1983 Knoxville Open title. Hallford has been a member of the Tennessee PGA Cup Team in 1977, 79, 80, 81, 83, and 84.

Gene Dixon was one of the finest golfers to ever play for the Tigers.

A native of Memphis, Tenn., Dixon arrived on campus in 1957 and joined such noted players as Lou Graham and Mason Rudolph in leading Memphis to some of its finest moments in golf history. Dixon helped his team win the Tennessee State Intercollegiate championship. A four year starter, Dixon played the number one position for three years. He won the 1958 Tennessee Amateur Championship and placed fourth in the 1959 NCAA Individual Championships.

richard eller

tim roop

1989 Inductee

2005 Inductee

Richard Eller was a member of the Tiger golf team in 1967 and 1968 and helped lead coach Roy Moore’s team to some of its finest moments. In 1967, Eller led the Tigers to the Missouri Valley Conference championship. The team won the title with a 54-hole total score of 206. During that same season, the Tigers placed second in the LSU Invitational and fifth at the Cape Coral. In 1968, Eller helped his teammates to an 8-0 regular season record. He went on to an outstanding amateur career after graduation from Memphis.

Tim Roop, 1990-91, holds the second lowest 18 hole score (64) in Memphis men’s golf history. A two-year letterwinner and a 1990 AllMetro Conference honoree, Roop captained the Memphis golf team to two tournament wins (Hillman robbins Memorial, Southeastern Intercollegiate) and earned individual medalist honors one time (University of Wyoming). He was an Academic Top 30 his junior and senior seasons and was a Metro Conference Academic All-Conference honoree.

ted butler

paul haire

1992 Inductee

2007 Inductee

Ted Butler lettered four years from 1966-69. He was captain of the team in 1968 and 1969. Butler led the team in scoring in 1968 with a 72.8 stroke per round average. In 1969, he averaged 70.1 strokes to again lead the squad and during the ‘69 season. Butler qualified for and played in the NCAA Tournament twice during his career and selected to play for the East Team in the annual East/West National Collegiate All-Star Tournament that same year. He was named the Outstanding Collegiate Athlete in America in 1969.

Paul Haire was a three-year letterwinner for the Tigers from 1976-79.

At then-Memphis State, Haire won the Metro Conference Individual Championship in 1976 as a sophomore. He helped the Tigers to the first of the two Metro Conference Championships in Memphis men’s golf history before the formation of the Great Midwest Conference.

He is one of just three Tigers to ever become a conference tournament medalist in the Metro Conference, joining Tony Mitchell (1978, 1979) and Greg Gill (1988).

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1981-82 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southern Intercollegiate... Georgia, 870 .... 627/22nd of 23 of 15

1982-83 FALL ‘82 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Hillman Robbins Mem. .... Missouri, 897 .............. 898/2nd of 15 Murray State Inter. ............E. Ky., 1088. .............. 1103/2nd of 11

SPRING ‘83 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Seminole Intercollegiate ... Florida, 875 .............. 930/16th of 20 Furman Intercollegiate .....Clemson, 873 ............ 899/8th of 15 UNO/Bailey Inter. .............Ole Miss, 907 ............ 967/15th of 20

1983-84

Championship UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NORTH RANCH COUNTRY CLUB THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA MAY 25-28, 1988 National Champion

UCLA ...............................................301-295-293-276--1176

Memphis Finish

28 of 32............................................................310-312--622

Medalist

E.J. Pfister (OSU) ..................................... 74-76-70-68--284

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate ..... Columbus St., 859........... 897/9th of 24 LSU National Inv. ............. Houston, 847.............. 883/10th of 15 Hillman Robbins Mem. .... Augusta, 891 .............. 908/5th of 18 Murray St. Inter. ........... Memphis, 906 ............ 906/1st of 11

SPRING ‘84 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southern Jr.-Sr. Inv. ........Troy State, 893 ...............903/4th of 11 Seminole Inter.................Florida St., 854 .............. 892/8th of 20 Metro Conf. Tourn. ..........Florida St., 857 ................ 929/3rd of 8 C.C. of Jackson Inter... ....Ole Miss, 856 ............... 935/8th of 18 Orange Lake Inter. .............. LSU, 860 ................... 912/9th of 15

1984-85 FALL ‘84 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate .........Ole Miss, 873 .............. 912/12th of 28 LSU National Inv. ............. Houston, 847............... 883/10th of 15 Hillman Robbins Mem. ..... Ball St., 891.................. 917/6th of 16 Murray St. Inter. ............W. Kentucky, 908 ............. 919/4th of 12 USM/Laurel C.C. Inter. ....... LSU, 870 .................. 928/14th of 18

SPRING ‘85

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Seminole Inter................... Florida, 861 ............... 912/14th of 21 Furman Inter. ................Wake Forest, 868 .......... 923/12th of 23

Metro Conf. Tourn. ..........Florida St., 866 ................ 896/3rd of 6 C.C. of Jackson Inter. ......Ole Miss, 857 ............... 913/9th of 15 UNO/Bailey Inter. ................ LSU, 574 ................... 609/4th of 12 Tiger Point Inter. .............. Ohio St., 899 ...............946/11th of 19

FALL ‘85 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Fairfield Bay/Pepsi Cl. .......Baylor, 887 .................. 908/6th of 18 Dixie Intercollegiate ...........Illinois, 886 .................. 912/8th of 18 Southern Inter. .................Ga. Tech, 877 .............. 933/10th of 10 Hillman Robbins Mem. ....Miss. St., 588 ..............616/T6th of 12

SPRING ‘89

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Jerry Pate Inter. ................ Fla. St., 890 ............... 946/13th of 14 Southeastern Inter. ........... Fla. St., 861 ............... 908/16th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Inter. .... Ga. Southern, 848...........895/11th of 12 Augusta/Forrest Hills ......Oklahoma, 894 ............ 938/10th of 15 Seminole Intercollegiate ... Fla. St., 893 ............... 965/13th of 18 Metro Conf. Tourn. ............ Fla. St., 862 ................... 919/4th of 7 UNO/Bailer Inter. ...... Southeastern La., 595......... 620/8th of 18 Pepsi Invitational ...........N. Carolina, 867 ........... 902/T9th of 15 Music City Inter. ................. Miami, 880......................... 903/T9th

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate ........Columbus, 879 ...............888/3rd of 18 Southern Inter. .................Ga. Tech, 839 .............. 897/16th of 20 LSU National Inter. ........... Florida, 856 ................ 916/14th of 15 Hillman Robbins Mem. ....Alabama, 883 ................897/3rd of 15 USM/Laurel C.C. Inter. ....... LSU, 878 .................... 915/8th of 15

SPRING ‘86 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate .........Ga. Tech, 868 .............. 911/T9th of 18 LSU National Invitational. ... LSU, 863 .................. 923/10th of 12 Hillman Robbins Mem. ..... Fla. St., 883 .................. 906/6th of 18 Murray St. Inter. .............. Kentucky, 891 ............... 892/2nd of 18

SPRING ‘87 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Jerry Pate Inter. ............So. Alabama, 885 .............911/5th of 18 Seminole Inter..................... USF, 575 ................... 592/5th of 12 Metro Conference Tourn. .. Fla. St., 866 ................... 900/3rd of 7 C.C. of Jackson Inter.. ........ LSU, 855 ................. 885/T6th of 15 UNO/Bailey Inter. .......... Memphis, 896...............896/1st of 18 Pepsi Invitational ........... Tennessee, 854.............. 892/9th of 16 Omni Hotel Invitational .. N.C. State, 899 ............ 925/10th of 14 Southeastern Inter. ........... Fla. St., 880 ............... 901/T7th of 18

1987-88 FALL ‘87 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

Tiger First Place Finishes CSU Spring Kick Off

2008

Memphis Intercollegiate

2005

Missouri Bluffs Challenge

2004

Memphis Intercollegiate

2004

SCORE/FINISH

Seminole Intercollegiate .... Miami, 854................ 904/16th of 20 Furman Intercollegiate ......Furman, 844 .............. 900/13th of 23 Metro Conf. Tourn. ..........Florida St., 878 ................ 905/3rd of 7 C.C. of Jackson Inter. ......... LSU, 860 ................. 903/T6th of 14 UNO/Bailey Inter. .........Southeast La., 865 .......... 896/2nd of 17 Panhandle Inter. .............Columbus, 908 .............. 925/7th of 15 W.C. McGluaghlin Tourn.Memphis, 601.............601/1st of 12

FALL ‘86

University of memphis

TOURNAMENT

1985-86

1986-87

Steve Metz (1986-88) is the last Memphis men’s golfer to be named an All-American, earning the distinction in 1986.

SCORE/FINISH

1988-89

TOURNAMENT

T54 Steve Metz ........................................ 76-71-76-78--301 T141 Gregg Gill ...................................................80-75--155 T146 Mack Maness .............................................77-79--156 173 Fred Mangum ...............................................77-87--164 180 Tim Manus ....................................................85-87--172

CHAMPION

Jerry Pate Intercollegiate .... LSU, 879 ................. 905/T5th of 19 Southeastern Inter. ......... Kentucky, 592 ............... 607/6th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 861................. 875/6th of 12 Augusta/Forrest Hills .... Augusta St., 879 ............ 896/2nd of 15 Seminole Intercollegiate ... Tampa, 863 ................. 881/5th of 21 UNO/Bailey Inter. .......... Memphis, 861...............861/1st of 18 Pepsi Invitational ..............Virginia, 891 .............. 911/T6th of 14 Metro Conf. Tourn......... Memphis, 872.................872/1st of 7 NCAA Championship ........ UCLA, 1176 ............... 622/28th of 32

FALL ‘88

Memphis Individuals

FALL ‘83

TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate ......... Georgia, 850 .................863/3rd of 18 LSU National Inv. ............. Ariz St., 1091............... 1091/4th of 12 Hillman Robbins Mem. .....Indiana, 890 ................ 905/2nd of 14 Murray St. Inter. ............ Memphis, 872............... 872/1st of 12

Radrick Farms Intercollegiate

2004 (tie)

Matlock Collegiate Classic

2004

Blue Demon Invitational

2002

Great Midwest Conference Champ.

1992

Dixie Intercollegiate

1990

Hillman Robbins Memorial

1990

Metro Conference Championship

1988

UNO/Bailey Lincoln-Mercury

1987

W.T. McGlaughlin Invitational

1985

Murray State Invitational

1983

Murray State Invitational

1978

Metro Conference Championship

1976

Mid-America Intercollegiate

1975

Mid-America Intercollegiate

1974

Mid-America Intercollegiate

1973

*From 1973 to 2009

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SPRING ‘88

1988 NCaa

men’s Golf Year-by-Year results

1989-90 FALL ‘89 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate .........Miss. St., 870 ......................... 905/8th Southern Intercollegiate...Ga. Tech, 847 .....................901/T15th Hillman Robbins Mem. .... Augusta, 900 ..........................909/3rd Murray St. Inter. ............W. Kentucky, 881 ..................... 905/2nd

SPRING ‘90 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

1990-91 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SPRING ‘91 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

1991-92 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SPRING ‘93 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southeastern Inter. ........... Fla. St., 866 .......................... 885/8th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ....... Arkansas, 864 ........................ 894/8th Cleveland/Augusta St. ....Columbus, 884 ..................... 914/16th Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. .... Ohio St., 862 ....................... 892/18th Great Midwest Conf. Tourn.Cincinnati, 885 ................... 885/2nd USF Invitational ............... Georgia, 886 ....................... 939/12th Music City Inter. ............... Georgia, 870 ....................... 908/T8th

1993-94 FALL ‘93

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate ................. NA ......................................... NA So. Alabama Fall Inv. ............... NA ......................................... NA Kansas Invitational ..........Va. Tech, 877........................ 941/11th

SPRING ‘94 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southeastern Inter. .................. NA .........................................NA Billy Hitchcock Inv. ................... NA .........................................NA Augusta/Forrest Hills Inter. ...... NA .........................................NA Imperial Lake Golf Classic ....... NA .........................................NA USF Invitational ...............Tex. Christian ............. 923/13th of 18 Music City Intercollegiate......... NA .........................................NA Great Midwest Conf. Tourn. ..... NA .........................................NA

1994-95 FALL ‘94 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Fairfield Bay/Pepsi Cl. ..Oral Roberts, 893 .................... 944/17th Dixie Intercollegiate .........Alabama, 870 ....................... 925/18th NMSU/Coca Cola Cl. ...... Tex. Tech, 867 ......................... 900/7th South Alabama Fall Inv. ..... Tulsa, 596 ............................ 611/9th

SCORE/FINISH

Fairfield Bay/Pepsi Cl. ... Minnesota, 595 ........................ 623/4th Dixie Intercollegiate .......... Auburn, 854......................... 891/13th Kansas Invitational ...........Kansas, 880 ........................917/T7th MacGregor Tourn. of Champ.Auburn, 869 ..................903/T13th

SPRING ‘92

FALL ‘92

TOURNAMENT

Southeastern Inter. ............. UCF, 861 ...........................887/11th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ........ Georgia, 851 ....................... 886/T9th Augusta/Forrest Hills ........ Fla. St., 871 .......................... 901/8th Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. .... Ohio St., 570 ....................... 586/14th Pepsi Invitational .............Ole Miss, 870 ........................ 887/5th Music City Inter. ..............Vanderbilt, 916 ...................... 918/2nd

FALL ‘91

1992-93

SCORE/FINISH

Dixie Intercollegiate...... Memphis, 876.........................876/1st Southern Intercollegiate...Ga. Tech, 879 ....................... 932/13th Hillman Robbins Mem. . Memphis, 903.........................903/1st Glenn “Jacoby” Collegiate Hawaii, 844 ...........................857/3rd

SCORE/FINISH

Southeastern Inter. ..........Alabama, 871 .................... 902/T14th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ........... LSU, 849 .......................... 914/12th Cleveland/Augusta St. ...N. Carolina, 870 ...................... 900/5th

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

G. Gunby Jordan Inter. .... Augusta, 864 ...................... 886/T11th Kroger Intercollegiate ......Miss. St., 917 .......................947/T5th Robert Trent Jones Fall ....Troy St., 861 .......................... 929/9th Troy State Trojan Classic ... UAB, 891 ........................... 925/12th

SPRING ‘95 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southeastern Inter. ........... Auburn, 868.........................911/18th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 855...................... 886/T11th Imperial Lakes G.C. ..... Fla. Southern, 843................. 907/T19th Seminole Intercollegiate ... Fla. St., 867 ........................ 909/15th Great Midwest Conf. Tourn. UAB, 902 ........................... 904/2nd All-American Inter. .............. LSU, 888 ........................ 932/T13th USF Invitational ............So. Alabama, 890 ................... 937/16th

1995-96 FALL ‘95 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Kroger Intercollegiate ......Miss. St., 907 .....................922/T14th Woodlands Inter............ Jackson St., 595 ...................622/T14th Robert Trent Jones Inv. So. Alabama, 883 ...................... 937/7th

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TOURNAMENT

Jerry Pate Interc. ............... Miami, 890..........................935/11th Southeastern Inter. ............. UCF, 851 ...........................877/11th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ........ Georgia, 849 ....................... 892/12th Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. ..... Fla. St., 852 ...................... 890/T19th Pepsi Invitational ................ UCF, 879 ........................ 924/T13th Music City Intercollegiate.... UCF, 856 .......................... 874/T3rd Metro Conf. Tourn. ............ Fla. St., 898 .......................... 937/3rd

FALL ‘90

Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. ... W. Forest, 847 ...................... 884/16th Great Midwest Conf. Tourn.Memphis, 927 ................. 927/1st Pepsi Invitational ................ UCF, 871 .......................... 907/13th Music City Intercoll. .. Southeastern La., 893.................. 913/8th

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Blue-Gray Intercollegiate .... LSU, 868 .......................... 923/17th Billy Hitchcock Intercoll. .... Auburn, 852........................ 913/12th C-USA Championship..... Charlotte, 882 ............. 887/T3rd of 12 Matlock Invitational ...... Columbus St., 566................... 599/16th Seminole Intercollegiate ... Florida, 580 ........................ 624/14th All-American Inter. ........... Houston, 867....................... 912/14th Ron Smith Invitational......... USF, 870 .......................... 919/15th

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

G. Gunby Jordan Inter. ....... VCU, 852...........................886/T7th Peachtree State Inv. ........... UAB, 893 ............................. 920/9th Kroger Intercollegiate ....... Auburn, 870......................... 928/16th Fall Beach Classic ........So. Alabama, 858 .................... 899/14th

SPRING ‘97 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama Spring Inv. ........Miss. St., 842 ........................ 872/9th Billy Hitchcock Inv. ............ Auburn, 862.........................905/11th Augusta St. Invitational ....Miss. St., 855 .................... 896/T11th C-USA Championship...... Houston, 875.............. 917/T4th of 12 Matlock Invitational ....... Augusta St., 850 .................. 875/T11th Deep South Inter.......... SE Louisiana, 897 ................. 919/T11th

1997-98 FALL ‘97 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Peachtree St. Inv. ........ Columbus St., 864.................... 894/11th Persimmon Ridge Inter. ..... Akron, 594............................ 602/5th Kroger Intercollegiate ..... Arkansas, 592 ......................... 609/9th Deep South Inter............... SE La., 897 ....................... 919/T11th

SPRING ‘98 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama Spring Inv. ........ Georgia, 870 ....................... 896/T9th Billy Hitchcock Inter. ........ Georgia, 844 ....................... 909/10th Augusta St. Invitational . Augusta St., 867 .................... 908/13th C-USA Championship...... Houston, 884.............. 921/T9th of 12 Matlock Invitational ...... North Florida, 860 ................... 902/16th Ron Smith Invitational......... VCU, 841............................ 878/9th

1998-99 FALL ‘98 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Peachtree St. Inv. ........ Columbus St., 866............. 877/4th of 14 Hillman Robbins Mem. ..... Ga. St., 860 ...........................869/3rd Fall Beach Classic ..........South Ala., 853 ........................ 868/5th Gary Koch/Cleveland ......Ole Miss, 845 .........................866/3rd

SPRING ‘99 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama Spring Inv. ........Ole Miss, 856 ........... 888/T14th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Inv. ............ Auburn, 862................891/11th of 12 Augusta St. Inv. ............ Augusta St., 851 ........... 889/16th of 19 C-USA Championship...... Houston, 845................ 877/3rd of 12 Matlock Invitational ..........Alabama, 866 .............. 885/T10 of 17 The Bridges All-American ... LSU, 875 ................. 909/12th of 19 Ron Smith Invitational......... VCU, 882................. 894/T4th of 17

1999-2000 FALL ‘99 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

C.C. of Louisiana Inv. .....North Fla., 880 ............... 901/9th of 18 Hillman Robbins Mem. ......MTSU, 883 .................. 914/8th of 12 Nebraska Fairway Club ....Kansas, 853 ................. 912/8th of 11 Deep South Inter............... SE La., 853 ..................869/3rd of 12

SPRING ‘00 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama Spring Inv. ......... Auburn, 850............. 893/T12th of 18 ASU Indian Classic ...........Ark. St., 876 ................ 910/8th of 16 Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 859............... 891/10th of 12 C-USA Championship...... Houston, 857................ 909/8th of 12 Matlock Invitational ...... Fla. Southern, 874............ 882/4th of 18 The Bridges All-AmericanGeorgia. St., 872 ....... 905/T11th of 18 Ron Smith Invitational.. Fla. Southern, 863........ 915/T16th of 18

2000-01 FALL ‘00 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

C.C. of Louisiana Inv. ......... LSU, 856 .................. 921/15th of 15 Hillman Robbins Mem.l....Alabama, 873 .............. 918/10th of 16 PSINet Golf Invitational . Minnesota, 883 ............. 931/10th of 12 Tulsa Southern Hills Inv.Oral Roberts, 873............. 608/9th of 18 Clint Clement (1993-96) was the 1996 Conference USA Player of the Year.

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CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Conrad Rehling Inv. ....... Charleston, 889............ 946/14th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Inv. ........... Aubburn, 851.............. 914/12th of 12 Matlock Inv................ Florida Southern, 903 ......... 947/9th of 18 Seminole Intercollegiate ...Virginia, 857 .............. 918/14th of 18 Beau Rivage Classic ...Sam Houston, 889 ........... 920/9th of 16 Ron Smith Invitational.... Charleston, 859............ 917/15th of 18 C-USA Championship...... Houston, 872................ 910/6th of 12

2001-02 FALL ‘01 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Iron Horse Inter. ............ Missouri-KC, 599............ 625/10th of 17 Hillman Robbins Mem. .....Ark. St., 870 ................. 887/8th of 15 Fall Beach Classic ............Ark. St., 844 ................. 865/6th of 12 Rio Pinar Intercollegiate . Campbell, 848 .............. 878/11th of 15

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SCORE/FINISH

Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 861................. 892/8th of 12 Furman Intercollegiate .....Va. Tech, 868............ 912/T15th of 24 Louisiana Classics ..............SMU, 864 .................890/11th of 15 Gulf Coast Classic ...... Southern Miss, 889 ......... 927/12th of 15 Ron Smith Inv. ............. Ga. Southern, 574............ 602/9th of 18 LSU Spring Invitational ....... LSU, 279 ............... 293/T12th of 20 C-USA Championship......... TCU, 858 ................... 887/9th of 14

2002-03 FALL ‘02 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Blue Demon Inv............. Memphis, 883................. 883/1st of 9 Hillman Robbins Mem. .....So. Ala., 887 ................. 905/4th of 16 Fall Beach Classic .......... Kentucky, 845 ................ 859/5th of 13 Cellular One Raising CaneSo. Miss., 848 .............. 869/4th of 17

SPRING ‘03 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Billy Hitchcock Inter. ....... Arkansas, 876 ..............904/11th of 12 Furman Intercollegiate .....Va. Tech, 869.............. 896/10th of 22 LSU Spring Invitational ....... LSU, 868 ............... 896/T14th of 18 USF Invitational ......... Jacksonville St., 902 ........ 931/10th of 15 Coastal Carolina Inv. ...... Arkansas, 873 ............... 908/6th of 14 C-USA Championship......... TCU, 862 ................... 888/7th of 14

2003-04 FALL ‘03 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Cardinal Intercollegiate . E. Kentucky, 871 .............. 897/6th of 14 Nestle Purina Classic .... Kansas St., 830................. 868/6th of 9 Coca-Cola Tourn. of Champ.Vandy, 849 .............. 887/13th of 15 Fall Beach Classic ......... So. Florida, 836............... 839/4th of 15 Landfall Tradition ........... Minnestoa, 851 ............... 877/7th of 12

SPRING ‘04 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

2004-05 TOURNAMENT

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CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Gopher Invitational ........Minnesota, 883* .............. 910/9th of 12 Memphis Inter. .............. Memphis, 876............... 876/1st of 15 Missouri Bluffs Inter. ......Saint Louis, 844 ............ 872/10th of 14 Landfall Tradition ...........Texas A&M, 870 ............ 923/11th of 12 *Tied with Washington

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CHAMPION

2006-07 FALL ‘06

SCORE/FINISH

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Rice Intercollegiate ....... North Texas, 584 ............ 585/2nd of 15 St. Croix Collegiate ............Xavier, 868 ............... 886/10th of 17 Conrad Rehling Inv. .........Alabama, 881 ............... 918/6th of 12 LSU Spring Invitational ....... LSU, 865 ................. 921/17th of 17 Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 861................ 885/2nd of 12 C-USA Championship......... TCU, 841 ................... 898/7th of 14

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Landfall Tradition ............... Tulsa, 868 ................... 908/5th of 12 Mason Rudolph Inv. .........Ole Miss, 876 ................ 888/5th of 14

SPRING ‘07 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Scenic City Invitational .. Minnesota, 890 ............... 910/5th of 17 Memphis Intercollegiate.. Louisville, 857 ................ 882/6th of 18 Wolf Run Intercollegiate . Kentucky, 886 .............. 924/10th of 10

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TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

Georgia ....................................................265-271-275--811

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T20 of 27 ..................................................289-291-284--864

Medalist

SPRING ‘08

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Rice Intercollegiate ............Baylor, 878 ................. 887/4th of 12 Rio Pinar Invitational........... UCF, 846 ..................877/11th of 18 CSU Spring Kick Off ..... Memphis, 874.................874/1st of 8 Linger Longer Inv. ............Ole Miss, 856 ............... 881/5th of 14 Mobile Bay Inter. ............. Louisville, 873 ............... 879/3rd of 12 Bank of America Inter. . Chattanooga, 852 ...........890/11th of 15 River Landing Inter. ............Duke, 851 .................. 864/3rd of 15 C-USA Championship......... UAB, 857 ................... 868/3rd of 11 NCAA East Regional ....... Georgia, 811 ............ 864/T20th of 27

2008-09 FALL ‘08 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Mason Rudolph Champ .S. Carolina, 839 .............. 864/7th of 15 Memphis Intercollegiate Ohio State, 588 .............. 591/2nd of 16 Jerry Pate National Inter. .Alabama, 830 .............. 858/10th of 12 UNCG Bridgestone Golf .....Duke, 869 ............... 898/T11th of 14

SPRING ‘09

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Rio Pinar Invitational........... UCF, 851 ............... 900/T17th of 21 Louisiana Classics ....... New Orleans, 858 ............ 876/8th of 15 Mobile Bay Inter. ....... Mississippi State, 888 ....... 941/14th of 16 FAU Spring Break Champ .Illinois, 847 ................. 880/7th of 14 Reunion Intercollegiate ....... LSU, 889 ................. 952/13th of 15 River Landing Inter. ............Duke, 850 .................. 877/7th of 15 C-USA Championship......... UCF, 846 ....................866/4th of 11

Russell Henley (Georgia) ...............................66-68-66--200 Zach Sucher (UAB) ........................................69-62-69--200 T58 Robbie Greenwell ....................................72-71-72--215 T65 Brandon Bunn .........................................73-74-69--216 T65 Ian Rochester ..........................................75-71-70--216 T87 Brad Benjamin .........................................71-75-73--219 140 Kyle Ritchie............................................... 73-D-78--151

SCORE/FINISH

St. Mary’s Invitational ........Baylor, 878 .................. 888/6th of 18 Memphis Intercollegiate...Ole Miss, 572 ................583/3rd of 15 The ClubGlove Inter.......Pepperdine, 905 .............. 949/9th of 12 UNCG Bridgestone Inter. Louisville, 860 .............. 881/10th of 15

TOURNAMENT

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SCORE/FINISH

2007-08 FALL ‘07

TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

Rio Pinar Invitational.... Chattanooga, 862 ........ 906/T15th of 18 Louisiana Classics ....... SE Louisiana, 851 ............ 872/7th of 15 Border Olympics ................Lamar, 835 ............. 896/T13th of 15 USA Spring Classic ..... Chattanooga, 847 ............ 865/6th of 12 Palisades Collegiate Cl... Charlotte, 849 ..............881/11th of 18 C-USA Championship........ Tulsa, 855 ................ 891/T7th of 11 Linger Longer Inv. ............ Georgia, 835 .............. 875/10th of 15

SCORE/FINISH

Rio Pinar Intercollegiate ....Lamar, 877 ............... 901/T8th of 18 All-American Inter. ........... Houston, 853................ 884/6th of 13 Louisiana Classics ........... Houston, 846................ 858/3rd of 15 Border Olympics ................Baylor, 855 ................ 860/2nd of 16 Carter Plantation Inter. SE Louisiana, 896 .............911/6th of 12 Bridgestone Golf Inter. .......Lamar, 563 ................618/11th of 12 Billy Hitchcock Inter .......... Auburn, 860..................901/6th of 11 C-USA Championship.........SMU, 845 .................. 856/4th of 12

Team Champion CHAMPION

Radrick Farms Inter. .... Memphis, 871* ............ 871/T1st of 14 Memphis Inter. .............. Memphis, 873............... 873/1st of 16 Missouri Bluff Chal. ...... Memphis, 842............... 842/1st of 13 Landfall Tradition .............Mich. St., 851 .............. 881/11th of 12 *Tied with Wisconsin and Purdue

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2005-06

Kim Hunt (1993-97) was the 1997 C-USA Player of the Year and was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 2001.

Matlock Invitational ...... Memphis, 864...............864/1st of 15 Palmetto Intercollegiate .S. Carolina, 847 ............. 870/5th of 14 Memphis v. Miss. State Memphis, 587.................587/1st of 2 LSU Spring Invitational ....... LSU, 851 ................. 877/12th of 17 Billy Hitchcock Inter. ......... Auburn, 859................. 865/3rd of 12 C-USA Championship......... TCU, 859 ................... 898/8th of 14

FALL ‘04

Carlson Cox, Lexus Keoninh, Jonathan Fly, Jack Belote, Steve Lee, and Coach Grant Robins at the 2009 Saint Mary’s Invitational at Poppy Hills Golf Course in Pebble Beach, Calif.

2009-10 FALL ‘09 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Golfweek Conf. Chal.....Florida State, 853 ........... 911/15th of 15 Sam Hall Inter. .......... Southeastern La., 845.......846/T2nd of 15 Mason Rudolph Int. . MTSU/S. Carolina, 556 ......... 567/8th of 17 Memphis Inter. ............South Alabama, 882 .........906/T7th of 16 Saint Mary’s Inv. ...............Nevada, 869 ...............902/T8th of 16

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men’s Golf History 1948-50

• The University of Memphis golf program began in 1948 under head coach Enoch Mitchell.

Members of the first Tiger golf team included football star Jack Scott, Bill Permenter, Charles Stewart, William Giehler, Gordon Gilbert, Don Cheek and Jack Russell. The team captured the Tennessee state championship in 1948.

• In 1949-50 the golf team completed the regular season with a 7-1 record in match play. They defended such teams as Ole Miss and Tulane en route to their outstanding season. Bob Crenshaw and Dick Holley were added to the team and Bill Permenter won the Tennessee state individual title, and Bill Cheek captured the Memphis city championship.

1951-60

• Larry Smith became the head golf coach at

the University of Memphis in 1950-51 and immediately added Hillman Robbins, the state of Tennessee junior championship, to the Tiger roster. Robbins earned the No. 1 spot on the team as a freshman and went on to win the Tennessee Intercollegiate Athletic Conference crown and the Southern Intercollegiate.

•Ron Wenzler was signed for 1951-52 and joined Wray Williams, Jimmy Wade, Mike Flanagan, Bobby Mitchel, Rodney Scarbrough and Robbins to give the Tigers another championship

team. Robbins, playing in the No. 1 position, won the Colonial Invitational, the Memphis City championship and the Southern Intercollegiate.

The team finished with an 8-1-1 record under the direction of Coach Smith.

• In 1953-54, the Tigers continued to pile up victories in match play. Hillman Robbins won the Colonial Invitational for the third consecutive year. He also laid claim to the Tennessee state championship, the Southeastern PGA, and the Tennessee Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title. Joining Robbins on this outstanding squad was a freshman named Mason Rudolph.

• The 1954-55 team ranks near the top as one of the finest in Tiger history. Robbins and Rudolph powered the team to numerous match wins along with teammates Bill Garner, Ed Crenshaw and Phil and Sam Zerilla. Robbins won the Houston Open, the Southern Intercollegiate, the Tennessee Open, the Colonial Invitational for the fourth time and finished the season winning the NCAA Golf Championship. He became the Tigers’ first national champion. In addition, Robbins was named as an alternate for the Walker Cup Team in 1954. He would later win the U.S. National Amateur championship. The team finished the year with a 9-2 record.

• Gene Dixon, the state amateur champion, was signed in 1955-56 along with the Nashville junior champion, Lou Graham. Graham and Ma-

Greg Powers (1966-70) was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 1995.

son Rudolph would go on to have successful careers on the PGA Tour.

• Roy Moore, Sr. and Dub Fondren took over as coaches for the Tiger golf team in 195657. With Graham, Arthur Leon, Phil Zerilla, Ed Crenshaw and Ed Brantley, the linksters posted a 5-1 record and Brantley won the Tennessee Open.

• The 1957-58 team was ranked fifth in the nation.

1961-70

• The 1960-61 squad blazed through the season and finished with a record of 8-1-1 in match play. The team was led by captain John Schlee, who went on to fame on the PGA Tour, as well as Ken Lindsey, Larry Campbell, Buddy McEwen, Tommy Horton and Benjy Hill.

• The 1963-64 team featured freshman Mike Malarkey, who went on to become the head golf coach for the University of Tennessee Volunteers.

• Ted Butler and Greg Powers joined the Tiger golf team in 1965-66 and led the team to some of its finest moments. Playing with Malarkey, Mike Nixon and Russ Glover, the team would win numerous tournament titles and gain the squad’s first NCAA team bid. Bill Brogden became the head coach in 1967. Brogden was a strong recruiter and would continue to bring talented players to Memphis. Mike Nixon, Billy Buchanan and Steve Busch were but a few of the outstanding Tiger players in the late 1960’s.

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1971-80

Mason Rudolph (left, 1955-57), Hillman Robbins (center, 1952-55) and Ronny Wenzler (right, 1954-56) combined to give the University of Memphis one of the finest teams in Tiger history in the ‘50s.

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• Jim Cook was named head coach in 1971 and set about keeping the tradition alive. His 1973 team captured the title of the Mid-America Intercollegiate in St. Louis, Missouri, Cook’s first collegiate victory.

• The 1976 Tiger golf team won the Metro Conference Tournament. Paul Haire, Kirk Bailey, Tim Rush, South Smith and Putter Robbins, the son of the late Hillman Robbins, were all named to the All-Conference team.

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1981-90

• The Tiger golf team repeated as champion of the Metro Conference again in 1988. During the 1988 season, the Tigers won the New Orleans Invitational, as well as the Metro Conference title and freshman Gregg Gill claimed Metro Conference medalist honors. The team completed the year with 12 top 10 finishes in 12 tournaments and advanced to the NCCA finals.

• The 1998 Tiger golf team had six top 10 tournament finishes, including a tie for fifth in the Persimmon Ridge Intercollegiate in Louisville, Kentucky. Blair Scurlock was named to the AllC-USA team.

• The 1999 Tiger golf team placed two individuals on the honors team. Blair Scurlock was named to the All-C-USA Tournament team and junior Colin Wright received All-Conference honors.

1991-2000

• In the fall of 1990, with Cook recovering from heart surgery, the Tiger team won the Dixie Intercollegiate and the Hillman Robbins Memorial Tournament in Memphis.

• The 1992 squad won the first Great Midwest Conference championship and the Tigers’ Troy Witham captured the medalist honors. Jim Cook was named the Great Midwest Conference Coach of the Year.

• The 1995 team competed in the Great Midwest Conference for the final season. It was announced during the winter that the Tigers were joining the newly formed Conference USA. The new league would consist of members from the Great Midwest Conference, the old Metro Conference and the Southwest Conference. Memphis was now aligned with Cincinnati, Marquette, Saint Louis, UAB and DePaul from the GMC, Louisville, Southern Mississippi, Tulane, Charlotte and USF from the Metro Conference and Houston from the Southwest Conference.

In the final year of the GMC, the Tigers finished second in the conference championship which was hosted by the Tigers at Farmington Country Club.

• The 1996 team competed for the first time in the newly formed Conference USA, which featured such outstanding golf teams as Houston and USF. • The youthful 1997 team was comprised of two freshmen, one sophomore and two seniors yet still managed five top 10 finished including a fourth-place finish in the Conference USA Championship. Sophomore Blair Scurlock was named to the All-Conference USA Team for his play.

Memphis alum Lou Graham (1957-59) won the 1975 U.S. Open and played on the PGA Champions Tour from 1995-2006.

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Jim Cook served as the head coach for the Memphis men’s golf team beginning in 1971 until the time of his passing in 2002.

2001-Present

• The 2000 Tiger golf team tied for sixth in the Conference USA Championship and Tiger freshman David Jeans tied for 13th with a score of 223. Michael Prieur tied for 14th in the Southern Hills Invitational in Tulsa.

• The 2002 fall golf season was perhaps the U of M’s best in many years, but tragedy struck late in the fall. After winning the DePaul Blue Demon Invitational and placing fourth in two events and fifth in two others, Tiger golf coach Jim Cook died of a heart attack just 36 hours after returning from the South Alabama Fall Beach Classic. Cook had coached the Tiger golf team for 31 and a half years. He was replaced by Bob Winn for the spring of 2003.

• Former Tiger golfer Grant Robbins was hired as the new head golf coach and began his duties in the fall of 2003. Robbins, a threetime All-Great Midwest conference selection at Memphis, had served as the head golf coach at UNC-Wilmington for four years and had built the Seahawk program into a national contender.

• In the beginning of just his second year as head coach, Robbins led the Tigers to three tournament wins during the fall of 2004, as Memphis rallied from behind in all three wins. It is the first time in school history that the Tigers won as many as three tournaments in a sea-

son. In all three wins, Memphis also had the individual medalist, as three different Tigers won individual titles in the three wins.

• Keven Fortin-Simard won his second individual title in 2005, medalling at the Memphis Intercollegiate. The Tigers won the event for the second-straight year and earned championship honors for the fourth time in two years.

Fortin-Simard went on to have a successful campaign in the spring of 2006, picking up two more wins and three more top-10 finishes.

Brad Benjamin finished third at the Conference USA Tournament and helped Memphis to a fourth place finish, the best conference finish by a Tiger golf squad since 1999.

• The Tigers welcomed five freshmen and two transfers to campus in 2006-07 and 10 golfers saw action in the Memphis lineup. Ian Rochester started off his junior campaign right with three top-20 finishes in the fall season. Brad Benjamin and Lewis Clarke made one top-10 appearance each and Kyle Peterman picked up co-medalist honors at the Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate, his first collegiate tournament.

In the spring Ian Rochester recorded two second-place finishes and a sixth-place finish at the conference tournament. Brad Benjamin earned medalist honors at the Palisades Collegiate Classic.

• The Tigers got off to a hot start in 2007-2008 finishing in the Top-10 in each of their four fall events. Seniors Ian Rochester and Robbie Greenwell picked up two top-10 finishes apiece and sophomore Brandon Bunn tied for fifth at the Memphis Intercollegiate. The Tigers ended the year with their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1988, earning an at-large bid in the NCAA East Regional after finishing third in the C-USA Championship. Head coach Grant Robbins was named the 2008 C-USA Coach of the Year.

• The U of M welcomed five newcomers in 200809, after losing three seniors off last year’s NCAA tournament team. Freshman Jack Belote made an immediate impact, finishing in the top-20 in his first ever collegiate tournament and earning C-USA golfer of the week.

Senior Jordan Payne also had his best fall as a Tiger, posting two top-10 finishes, including a tie for fifth at the Memphis Intercollegiate. The Tigers finished in the top-10 in three of their four tournaments, including a second place finish at the Memphis Intercollegiate. After a rough start in the Spring, the Tigers responded in the FAU Spring Break Championship. Jordan Payne fired a three day total of 212 to lead Memphis to a seventh place finish. The Tigers would also post one more top-10 finish at the River Landing Intercollegiate before heading to the C-USA Men’s Golf Championship. In the conference tournament, Brad Benjamin led the Tigers, finishing tied for ninth with scores of 7269-73 and leading Memphis to a fourth place team finish.

• Memphis welcomed in four newcomers in the fall of 2009, including transfer Jonathan Fly. A native of Memphis, Fly transferred back home after spending two seasons at Auburn. He led the Tigers this fall, posting two top-10 finishes.

Redshirt freshman Carlson Cox also made a big impact this fall, holding the lowest scoring average on the team at 73.2 The Tigers posted a low team finish of second at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate with scores of 277-285-284.

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men’s Golf C-USa Championship History 1996 THE PENINSULA GOLF COURSE LAKE NORMAN, N.C. PAR 72 • 7,075 YARDS

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Charlotte .................................. 292-296-294--882 USF ......................................... 291-293-299--883 UAB ......................................... 289-296-302--887 Memphis ................................. 301-294-292--887 5. Louisville.................................. 303-288-297--888 6. Tulane ..................................... 305-297-291--893 7. Saint Louis............................... 302-294-300--896 8. Cincinnati................................. 304-295-298--897 Southern Miss ......................... 297-298-302--897 10. Marquette ................................ 300-320-310--930 11. DePaul..................................... 318-316-314--948

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Clint Clement (MEM) ................... 69-71-71--211 Matt McClure (LOU) ...................... 73-64-76--213 Chris Colli (USF) ........................... 68-74-72--214 Jack Abney (TUL) .......................... 76-62-67--215 Paul Carpenter (CHA) ................... 70-74-72--216 Phil Meadows (USM)..................... 72-70-74--216 A. Laurence (UAB) ........................ 69-74-73--217 K. Weidenweber (CIN) .................. 72-74-71--217 Willie Kent (SLU) ........................... 74-72-72--218 Jason Roby (USM) ........................ 72-72-74--218

1997 COLUMBIA LAKES COUNTRY CLUB WEST COLUMBIA, TEXAS PAR 72 • 6,975 YARDS TEAM RESULTS 1.

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Houston ................................... 293-292-290--875 UAB ......................................... 302-291-297--890 USF ......................................... 305-304-306--915 Louisville.................................. 310-296-311--917 Memphis ................................. 315-308-294--917 6. Charlotte .................................. 298-323-307--928 7. Marquette ................................ 304-317-308--929 8. Tulane ..................................... 310-306-317--933 Saint Louis............................... 303-327-303--933 10 Southern Miss ......................... 316-312-311--939 11. Cincinnati................................. 318-319-311--948 12. DePaul..................................... 320-326-319--965

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Houston ...................................282-282-281--845 Charlotte ..................................300-283-289--872 Memphis .................................293-298-286--877 UAB .........................................296-293-293--882 USF .........................................286-302-294--882 6. Southern Miss .........................297-295-292--884 7. Cincinnati.................................295-296-297--887 8. Marquette ................................302-300-298--900 9. DePaul.....................................299-307-296--902 10. Saint Louis...............................303-297-305--905 11. Louisville..................................303-304-307--914 12. Tulane .....................................309-324-313--946

Chris Devlin (UAB) ........................ 72-71-70--213 V. Schwramkrug (HOU) ................. 74-69-71--214 Mike Brennan (HOU) ..................... 71-75-72--218 Blair Scurlock (MEM) .................. 74-72-73--219 Jeff Burns (HOU) ........................... 71-77-73--221 Jason McPherson (CHA)............... 72-77-76--225 Mark Turnesa (USF) ...................... 80-76-70--226 Paul Dickinson (UAB) .................... 78-76-72--226 Mike Johnston (MAR) .................... 72-80-74--226 Andrew Laurence (UAB) ............... 77-71-78--226 Chris Morris (HOU)........................ 77-71-78--226

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COLUMBIA LAKES COUNTRY CLUB WEST COLUMBIA, TEXAS PAR 72 • 6,975 YARDS TEAM RESULTS 1.

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Houston ................................... 291-302-291--884 Charlotte .................................. 296-305-302--903 Louisville.................................. 297-309-300--906 DePaul..................................... 296-303-309--908 UAB ......................................... 303-300-308--910 Tulane ..................................... 305-310-299--914 Cincinnati................................. 310-302-303--915 Southern Miss ......................... 299-312-305--916 Marquette ................................ 302-308-311--921 USF ......................................... 306-303-312--921 Memphis ................................. 311-307-303--921 12. Saint Louis............................... 311-313-309--933

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Houston ...................................290-292-290--872 UAB .........................................296-293-299--888 Southern Miss .........................295-302-302--899 Louisville..................................298-300-301--899 USF .........................................298-295-309--902 6. Memphis .................................307-300-303--910 7. Marquette ................................306-307-303--916 8. Cincinnati.................................296-311-315--922 9. DePaul.....................................309-302-312--923 10. Charlotte ..................................297-311-317--925 11. Tulane .....................................307-317-305--929 12. Saint Louis...............................313-305-318--936

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Brad McIntosh (HOU) ....................72-73-69--214 Chris Campbell (LOU) ...................69-74-72--215 Simon Robinson (HOU).................72-72-73--217 Mike Shamp (CHA) .......................71-71-76--218 Tele Wightman (USF) ....................68-76-74--218 6. Wade Ormsby (HOU) ....................74-72-73--219 Brett Hitchcock (USF)....................70-71-78--219 8. Tim Yelverton (USM) .....................73-75-72--220 Daniel Ozley (UAB) .......................73-73-74--220 10. Payton Osborn (UAB)....................76-70-76--222 Grant Sturgeon (LOU) ...................75-70-77--222

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Andy Sanders (HOU) ....................70-71-68--209 Blair Scurlock (MEM) ..................73-71-66--210 B.J. Staten (HOU) .........................68-70-72--210 V. Schwamkrug (HOU) ..................72-71-70--213 Wade Ormsby (HOU) ....................72-70-73--215 Mike Johnston (MAR) ....................70-69-77--216 Nathan Rogers (USM) ...................75-70-71--216 Andy Crabtree (USF).....................73-71-72--216 S. VanDenHeever (CHA)...............74-70-73--217 Chris Devlin (UAB) ........................69-71-77--217 Neal Kauffman (CHA)....................77-71-69--217

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Kris Maffet (LOU) .......................... 72-73-72--217 Chris Morris (HOU)........................ 72-73-74--219 Greg Howell (USM) ....................... 73-74-73--220 Brad Faulkner (LOU) ..................... 75-78-70--223 V. Schwamkrug (HOU) .................. 72-81-70--223 Andy Sanders (HOU) .................... 71-80-73--224 Justin Alfond (TUL) ........................ 72-77-75--224 S.VanDenHeever (CHA)................ 73-75-76--224 Doug Kruep (SLU) ......................... 74-79-72--225 Brian Coffman (DEP)..................... 70-81-74--225 Atsushi Kozaki (USF) .................... 82-70-73--225 Chris Devlin (UAB) ........................ 74-76-75--225

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Houston ...................................285-289-283--857 UAB .........................................292-299-288--879 USF .........................................289-302-293--884 Louisville..................................297-294-298--889 Charlotte ..................................299-300-296--895 Southern Miss .........................309-297-291--897 Cincinnati.................................305-298-295--898 Memphis .................................299-308-302--909 Tulane .....................................306-293-311--910 Saint Louis...............................308-306-302--916 DePaul.....................................302-298-317--917 Marquette ................................312-302-307--921

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Andy Sanders (HOU) ....................70-71-71--212 Chris Devlin (UAB) ........................72-73-70--215 B.J. Staten (HOU) .........................73-73-69--215 4. J. Edmondson (HOU) ....................72-73-72--217 5. Chris Morris (HOU)........................74-73-71--218 Chris Campbell (LOU) ...................74-72-72--218 Nick Lykins (CIN) ...........................73-72-73--218 8. Brett Hitchcock (USF)....................71-76-72--219 Wade Ormsby (HOU) ....................70-72-77--219 10. Justin Emil (USM)..........................74-74-72--220 Colin Wright (MEM) .....................71-76-73--220

TCU .........................................291-283-284--858 Houston ...................................294-290-280--864 Southern Miss .........................291-291-287--869 USF .........................................293-289-292--874 Louisville..................................294-294-288--876 UAB .........................................295-284-299--878 East Carolina ...........................299-291-290--880 Charlotte ..................................292-298-295--885 Memphis .................................300-290-297--887 Tulane .....................................298-296-298--892 Cincinnati.................................300-294-302--896 DePaul.....................................304-295-304--903 Saint Louis...............................306-300-303--909 Marquette ................................305-306-309--920 Bret Guetz (TCU) ..........................66-68-71--205 Evan Frederick (SLU) ....................69-67-73--209 Simon Robinson (HOU).................74-69-67--210 Jason Harris (ECU) .......................69-71-71--211 Tim Yelverton (USM) .....................74-71-67--212 Ryan Thomas (UAB) .....................70-68-76--214 Grant Sturgeon (LOU) ...................74-70-71--215 Chris Wheeler (TUL) .....................68-76-71--215 Tele Wightman (USF) ....................70-72-73--215 Ricky Carrillo (USF).......................72-71-72--215 Brett Jones (LOU) .........................70-73-72--215 Adam Robinson (TCU) ..................73-73-69--215

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TCU .........................................288-289-285--862 UAB .........................................288-292-289--869 USF .........................................290-304-282--876 Houston ...................................289-289-301--879 Louisville..................................298-285-298--881 Southern Miss .........................292-295-296--883 Memphis .................................295-298-295--888

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East Carolina ...........................297-297-298--892 Marquette ................................298-298-296--892 Tulane .....................................297-300-297--894 Charlotte ..................................285-309-306--900 Cincinnati.................................299-309-302--910 Saint Louis...............................308-295-309--912 DePaul.....................................309-324-314--947

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Russell Killough (CHA) ..................68-70-71--209 Adam Meyer (TCU) .......................70-69-73--212 Oscar Fraustro (USF) ....................72-73-68--213 Brett Callas (HOU) ........................70-70-73--213 Alan Weant (MEM) .......................73-72-68--213 6. Adam Rubinson (TCU) ..................69-72-73--214 7. Ryan Thomas (UAB) .....................72-74-69--215 8. Brett Jones (LOU) .........................75-66-76--217 T. Van Leeuwen (UAB) ..................75-71-71--217 10. Evan Frederick (SLU) ....................73-73-72--218 Mark Anderson (LOU) ...................72-73-73--218 John Wine (HOU) ..........................72-69-77--218

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TCU .........................................286-286-287--859 Charlotte ..................................301-286-284--871 Southern Miss .........................298-293-289--880 UAB .........................................300-294-288--882 USF .........................................305-292-288--885 Houston ...................................297-307-290--894 Tulane .....................................308-293-296--897 Louisville..................................304-298-296--898 Memphis .................................308-301-289--898 Marquette ................................309-296-297--902 East Carolina ...........................305-298-305--908 Saint Louis...............................317-291-302--910 Cincinnati.................................316-312-308--936 DePaul.......................................322-318-310--95

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Adam Meyer (TCU) .......................68-69-69--206 Ray Sheedy (CHA) ........................76-70-69--215 Matt Mincer (CHA).........................76-72-69--217 Scott McNeil (CHA) .......................72-76-70--218 Clark Brown (UAB) ........................75-72-71--218 David Schultz (TCU)......................73-72-73--218 Oscar Fraustro (USF) ....................75-74-70--219 Zach Mowbray (HOU) ...................73-76-70--219 Ricky Romano (HOU)....................74-74-71--219 Alan Weant (MEM) .......................73-72-74--219

2005 GRAND BEAR GOLF CLUB GULFPORT, MISS. PAR 72 • 7,093 YARDS TEAM RESULTS 1.

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TCU .........................................278-282-281--841 Charlotte ..................................289-290-288--867 Tulane .....................................289-294-289--872 UAB .........................................286-296-295--877 Louisville..................................296-298-289--883 Houston ...................................293-296-298--887 Memphis .................................301-300-297--898 Southern Miss .........................298-303-299--900 Marquette ................................306-308-287--901 East Carolina ...........................297-308-300--905 Cincinnati.................................309-307-302--918 DePaul.....................................315-307-297--919 USF .........................................316-302-301--919 14. Saint Louis...............................313-325-301--939

2006

2008

OLD WAVERLY GOLF CLUB WEST POINT, MISS. PAR 72 • 7,000 YARDS

TEXARKANA COUNTRY CLUB TEXARKANA, ARK. PAR 72 • 6,935 YARDS

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SMU ...................................... 278-291-276--845 UCF ....................................... 288-283-280--851 Tulsa....................................... 285-287-281--853 Memphis ............................... 276-289-291--856 Houston .................................. 285-280-300--865 UAB ....................................... 286-291-292--869 Rice ....................................... 286-295-295--876 East Carolina ......................... 296-297-283--876 9. Southern Miss ....................... 292-291-294--877 10. Marshall ................................. 302-297-288--887 11. UTEP ..................................... 291-311-294--896 12. Tulane ................................... 308-315-314--937 1.

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Will Dodson (SMU) ...................... 70-68-65--203 Sonny Nimkhum (UCF) ............... 72-66-70--208 Brad Benjamin (MEM) ............... 67-73-69--209 Colt Knost (SMU) ........................ 66-75-69--210 Garrett Osborn (UAB) .................. 69-72-71--212 Mitch Cohlmia (TUL) .................... 71-72-69--212 Sam Korbe (TUL) ........................ 69-74-69--212 Kyle Kelley (RICE) ....................... 69-72-71--212 B. DeStefano (SMU)..................... 70-74-69--213 Zack Sucher (UAB) ...................... 72-71-70--213

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UAB ........................................ 283-291-283--857 USM ....................................... 286-288-292--866 Memphis ................................ 277-291-300--868 SMU ....................................... 295-286-292--873 Tulsa....................................... 291-297-288--876 Houston .................................. 282-290-305--877 East Carolina .......................... 289-300-290--879 UTEP ...................................... 297-294-294--885 UCF ........................................ 287-292-302--888 Marshall .................................. 307-292-300--899 Rice ........................................ 293-299-310--902

Zach Zucher (UAB) ...................... 68-66-73--207 Brad Smith (UAB) ......................... 68-75-66--209 Paul Apyan (USM) ........................ 68-69-73--210 Rob Laird (TUL)............................ 71-68-71--210 Robbie Greenwell (MEM) ........... 68-73-72--213 Andre Thorsen (ECU)................... 72-72-72--216 Nicolas Gyeger (TUL)................... 73-74-69--216 Ben Tewes (SMU) ........................ 73-69-75--217 Brandon Bunn (MEM)................. 70-72-75--217 Dan Kleckner (SMU) .................... 73-71-73--217

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2009

TEXARKANA COUNTRY CLUB TEXARKANA, ARK. PAR 72 • 6,935 YARDS

REDTAIL GOLF CLUB SORRENTO, FLA. PAR 72 • 7,152 YARDS

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Tulsa ...................................... 285-285-285--855 UAB ....................................... 296-286-291--875 USM ...................................... 293-294-291--878 SMU ...................................... 301-287-296--884 Houston .................................. 295-291-299--885 UCF ........................................ 296-291-299--886 Memphis ................................ 288-300-303--891 UTEP ...................................... 291-297-303--891 Marshall .................................. 300-293-304--897 East Carolina .......................... 302-302-296--900 Rice ........................................ 296-309-319--324

1. Garrett Osborn (UAB).................. 69-73-70--212 T2. Nicolas Geyger (TUL).................. 71-75-67--213 T2. Jordan Irwin (HOU) ................... 71-69-73--213 T2. Brett Meyers (TUL) ...................... 72-69-72--213 5. Shawn Warren (MAR) ................. 73-73-70--216 T6. Ian Rochester (MEM) .................. 71-72-74--217 T6. Roger Sloan (UTEP) .................... 76-69-72--217 T8. Ryan Henry (TUL) ...................... 68-72-78--218 T8. Kyle Ramey (USM)....................... 73-72-73--218 T10. Mitch Cohlmia (TUL) .................... 74-74-71--219 T10. Sam Korbe (TUL) ........................ 74-70-75--219

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UCF ........................................ 279-286-281--846 SMU ....................................... 284-285-283--852 UAB ........................................ 286-287-288--861 Memphis ................................ 289-291-286--866 Tulsa....................................... 291-298-284--873 East Carolina .......................... 289-291-295--875 Houston .................................. 290-300-288--878 Rice ........................................ 292-300-293--885 Southern Miss ........................ 301-297-288--886 UTEP ...................................... 290-308-297--895 Marshall .................................. 302-304-315--921 Simon Ward (UCF) ....................... 69-68-68--205 Blayne Barber (UCF) .................... 68-69-69--206 Zack Sucher (UAB) ...................... 68-69-72--209 Draegen Majors (SMU) ................ 70-68-72--210 Nicolas Geyger (TUL)................... 71-69-71--211 Brady Shivers (HOU).................... 69-74-69--212 Kelly Kraft (SMU).......................... 72-70-70--212 Markus Leandersson (ECU) ......... 72-72-69--213 Andre Thorsen (ECU)................... 72-72-70--214 Brad Benjamin (MEM) ................ 72-69-73--214

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Colby Beckstrom (TCU) ............... 67-71-71--209 Drew Stoltz (TCU) ........................ 70-69-70--209 3. David Schultz (TCU)..................... 72-69-71--212 4. James Sacheck (TCU) ................. 69-75-69--213 5. Garrett Osborn (UAB)................... 68-72-74--214 6. Chris Wheeler (TUL) .................... 72-73-70--215 Robin Smith (ECU) ....................... 66-74-75--215 8. Matt Mincer (CHA)........................ 74-70-72--216 Derek Fathauer (LOU).................. 74-68-74--216 10. Ryan Thomas (UAB) .................... 73-75-69--217

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The 2008 Memphis men’s golf team became only the second squad in school history to earn a trip into NCAA postseason play. The Tigers placed in a tie for 20th at the 2008 NCAA East Regional in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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Eugene, OR Co. Springs, CO Lafayette, IN Durham, NC Wichita, KS Co. Springs, CO Knoxville, TN Stanford, CA Shawnee, PA Las Cruses, NM Co. Springs, CO Columbus, OH Tucson, AZ Cape Coral, FL

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Stillwater, OK San Diego, CA Columbus, OH Albuquerque, NM Hamilton, NY Eugene, OR Win.-Salem, NC Columbus, OH Stanford, CA Pinehurst, NC Fresno, CA Houston, TX Haines City, FL Win.-Salem, NC Columbus, OH Westlake Vil., CA Edmond, OK Tarpon Springs, FL Pebble Beach, FL Albuquerque, NM Lexington, KY Dallas, TX Columbus, OH Chattanooga, TN Evanston, IL Albuquerque, NM Chaska, MN Opelika, AL Durham, NC Columbus, OH Stillwater, OK Hot Springs, VA Baltimore, MD Sunriver, OR Williamsburg, Va. West Lafayette, Ind. Toledo, OH

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Dick Crawford, Houston Dick Crawford, Houston Jack Nicklaus, Ohio State Kermit Zarley, Houston R.H. Sikes, Arkansas Terry Small, San Jose State Marty Fleckman, Houston Bob Murphy, Florida Hale Irwin, Colorado Grier Jones, Oklahoma State Bob Clark, Cal-State-LA John Mahaffey, Houston Ben Crenshaw, Texas Ben Crenshaw, Texas Tom Kite, Texas Ben Crenshaw, Texas Curtis Strange, Wake Forest Jay Haas, Wake Forest Scott Simpson, Southern Cal Scott Simpson, Southern Cal David Edwards, Okla. State Gary Halberg, Wake Forest Jay Don Blake, Utah State Ron Commans, USC Billy Ray Brown, Houston Jim Carter, Ari. State John Inman, UNC Clark Burroughs, OSU Scott Verplank, Okla. State Brian Watts, Okla. State E.J. Pfister, Okla. State Phil Mickelson, Ari. State Phil Mickelson, Ar.i State Warren Schutte, UNLV Phil Mickelson, Ari. State Todd Dempsey, Ari. State Justin Leonard, Texas Chip Spratlin, Auburn Tiger Woods, Stanford Charles Warren, Clemson James McLean, Minnesota Luke Donald, Northwestern Charles Howell, Okla. State Nick Gilliam, Florida Troy Matteson, Ga. Tech Ajejandro Canizares, Ari. State Ryan Moore, UNLV James Lepp, Washington Jonathan Moore, Okla. State Jamie Lovemark, USC Kevin Chappell, UCLA Matt Hill, NC State

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Hillman Robbins (1952-55) is the earned the University of Memphis’ only NCAA Championship by winning the NCAA Tournament in 1954. He became the first men’s golfer to be inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame, joining the 1973 class.

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In its second year under Coach Beth Harrelson, the University of Memphis women’s golf program continues to grow and improve. After leading the team to four top-ten finishes in 2008-09, Harrelson has already led this year’s squad to an impressive three top-10’s, including a victory at the 2009 UAB Fall Beach Blast. With the opening of the Frank L. Flautt Center and the talented group of newcomers, Harrelson looks to lead the Lady Tigers back to the NCAA Regionals for the first time since 2007.

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After a two week reprieve, the Lady Tigers will then travel down to the Gulf Coast for the Lady Jaguar Invitational (March 1-2), hosted by South Alabama.

The U of M then travels to Crystal Lakes, Fla., to compete in the Cincinnati Spring Invitational on March 26-27. After finishing sixth and posting their lowest team score in over two years at the Cincinnati Fall Invitational, the Lady Tigers look to build off that performance and go even Sarah Mathews, Alex Aläng, Marissa Steen, Kathleen Glavin, Coach Harrelson, lower. and Leslie Grabeman celebrate after winning the 2009 UAB Fall Beach Blast.

For its final tuneup The Schedule before the Conference USA Championship, Memphis will travel to RichThe Lady Tigers will compete in five events mond, Kentucky on April 10-11 to play in the this spring, including the Conference USA Lady Colonel Classic hosted by Eastern KenChampionship. tucky University.

Memphis kicks off its 2010 slate by traveling Memphis will then set its sights on reclaimto the Sunshine State to compete in the Qdoba ing the Conference USA crown and earning its Invitational (February 14-16) for the second con- first berth into the NCAA Regionals since 2008. secutive season. Last year, Memphis finished The 2010 version of the Conference USA Cham13th in the event and was led by senior Rachel pionship will be played in Hattiesburg, Miss., at Larson’s 22nd place finish. the Canebrake Golf Club.

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Freshmen

Leslie Grabeman

After taking over as the head coach, Beth Harrelson promised to return the program to its former heights. She took a big step in that direction with the signing of the freshman class consisting of Sarah Mathews, Julia Hodgson, and Alex Aläng.

Now in her second full year at Memphis after transferring, Leslie Grabeman is the only senior on this year’s squad. Since coming to Memphis, Grabeman has competed in every event for the Lady Tigers, posting five top-10 finishes. This fall, Grabeman posted two top-10 finishes, including her career low finish at the Lady Red Wolf Classic.

Her rounds of 78-74 earned her not only a tie for fourth, but also Conference USA Female Golfer of the Week accolades. She then posted rounds of 81-75 to finish T20 at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational, her third consecutive top-20 finish. That performance also led Memphis to a third place team finish, the lowest under second year head coach Beth Harrelson. Grabeman then fired rounds of 76-72 to finish fifth in the final event of the fall, the UAB Fall Beach Bash. That showing helped lead the Lady Tigers to rounds of 300-295 and claim their first team title under Harrelson and the first since the 2007 Conference USA Championship. The fifth-place finish also marked Grabeman’s fourth consecutive top-20 finish.

“Leslie had a fantastic fall this year.

I think that once she played well at Cincinnati, she really kind of got going. Overall, she has done well to set an example for the younger players of the level of play we expect here.”

- Coach Beth Harrelson

Alex Aläng

Julia Hodgson

Sarah Mathews

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Aläng was the 85th ranked junior girl in Sweden. She played tournaments on the Skandia Junior Tour, where she finished in the top10 five times, with a low finish of second.

After adjusting to American golf courses, Aläng has been a regular contributor. She posted rounds of 76-74 to lead the Lady Tigers and finish eighth at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational. She also posted scores of 79-73 to help Memphis win the UAB Fall Beach Blast.

A highly touted prospect out of Canada, Hodgson was the captain of her high school golf team for three years. She was also a member of the 2007 CJGA (Canadian Junior Golf Association) Stephen Ames Canada Ryder Cup team that went 3-0.

This season, Hodgson competed in two events for the Lady Tigers, with a low finish of 33rd at the Cincinnati Fall Classic. She also fired rounds of 86-79 to lead Memphis to a third place finish at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational.

Mathews was a household name in area prep golf before signing with the U of M. She was a finalist for the Commercial Appeal’s “Best of the Preps” four years in a row (2005-2008), as well as the 2007 Commercial Appeal Female Golfer of the Year.

This fall, Mathews competed in three events for Memphis, with a low finish of T2 at the UAB Fall Beach Bash. Her rounds of 74-73 in that event led the Lady Tigers to their first team title since the 2007 C-USA Championship.

“Julia has worked very hard this fall, and we are now seeing some of the hard work pay off. I am sure she’ll continue to practice in the offseason and get ready for the spring.” -Coach Beth Harrel-

“I’ve known Sarah for several years and she continues to impress me. She worked very hard this fall, and it really showed (at the UAB Fall Beach Blasrt).”

“It took Alex a little while to get used to everything here, but she has played wonderfully since she has. I’m very proud of her.”

-Coach Beth Harrelson

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Sophomores The Lady Tigers return a talented trio of sophomores in 2010. Caitlin McDonald, Marissa Steen, and Kathleen Glavin all return after being regular contributors in 2008-09.

Caitlin McDonald

Marissa Steen

Kathleen Glavin

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McDonald was a familiar name in Memphis prep golf from her playing days at Immaculate Conception High School. While there, she was named “Best of the Preps” by the Commercial Appeal in 2007. Since transferring to the University of Memphis after one year at Christian Brothers University, McDonald has made an immediate impact on Lady Tiger golf. Last season, she competed in all but one event for the Lady Tigers, posting a low finish of 47th at the 2009 Conference USA Championship.

McDonald competed in one event this fall for the Lady Tigers as an individual, shooting rounds of 96-101 at the Lady Red Wolf Classic to finish 71st.

Marissa Steen returns this season after leading the Lady Tigers in scoring and top-20 finishes in 2008-09.

Steen continued her strong play this fall, posting three top-10 finishes. After struggling to a 52nd place finish in the season opening Lady Paladin Invitational, Steen reeled off three straight top-10’s at the Cincinnati Fall invitational, Lady Red Wolf Classic, and the CSU Wendy’s Invitational. Her rounds of 78-77 at the UAB Fall Beach Blast helped lead the Lady Tigers to their first team victory under Coach Harrelson and the first for the program since the 2007 Conference USA Championship. Steen held a scoring average of 77.9, with a low round of 75 at the Cincinnati Fall Invitational.

After competing in all eight events in 2008-09, Kathleen Glavin returns as one of the most experienced players on the Lady Tiger roster.

Glavin opened the season at the Lady Paladin Invitational, where she posted rounds of 81-80 to finish T52 in the rain shortened event.

She finished T49 at the Lady Red Wolf Classic with rounds of 80-87.

Though she was forced to miss the CSU Wendy’s Invitational due to a back injury, Glavin took advantage of the time off to get ready for the UAB Fall Beach Bash. At that event, Glavin posted an opening round 72 to grab a share of the individual lead. Her second round 78 left her in eighth place, the lowest finish of her career. Her performance also led Memphis to its first ever victory under Coach Harrelson.

“Caitlin continues to work hard on her game and improve. She’s going to be one of the leaders on the team next year, and I know she’s ready.”

- Coach Beth Harrelson

“Marissa has been a very consistent performer for us this fall. She always competes at the highest level, and I expect her to continue to improve throughout her time here.”

- Coach Beth Harrelson

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-Coach Beth Harrelson

“Kathleen is an absolute pleasure to coach. She’s completely genuine and is one of the hardest workers I’ve seen.

We all saw that work pay off at the (UAB Fall Beach Bash).”

- Coach Beth Harrelson

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SENIOR SPRINGBORO, OHIO

2010 Conference USa Women’s Golf Members east Carolina Location ...............................Greenville, N.C. Enrollment.......................................... 27,703 Founded................................................ 1907 Colors .....................................Purple & Gold Nickname ........................................... Pirates Head Coach/Years .....Kevin Williams/13th yr Alma Mater.................East Carolina, 1985 2009 Conference Finish...................... 3rd/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID .................. Malcolm Gray Office Phone .........................(252) 737-4522 Fax ........................................(252) 737-4528 E-mail..................................graym@ecu.edu Web site ..............................ECUPirates.com

Marshall Location ........................... Huntington, W.Va. Enrollment.......................................... 13,814 Founded................................................ 1837 Colors ....................................Green & White Nickname ........................... Thundering Herd Head Coach/YearsMeredith Knight Rowsey/9th yr Alma Mater......... New Mexico State, 2001 2009 Conference Finish.................... 10th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ..............Paige Schneider Office Phone .........................(304) 696-5276 Fax ........................................(304) 696-2325 E-mail..................... pristash1@marshall.edu Web site ................................ HerdZone.com

Memphis Location ...............................Memphis, Tenn.

Enrollment.......................................... 20,379 Founded................................................ 1912 Colors ........................................Blue & Gray Nickname ............................................ Tigers Head Coach/Years ..... Beth Harrelson/2nd yr Alma Mater........................Memphis, 1986 2009 Conference Finish...................... 8th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ........... Preston McClellan Office Phone .........................(901) 678-5747 Fax ........................................(901) 678-4134 E-mail...................... pmccllln@memphis.edu Web site ............................. GoTigersGo.com

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Tulane

Location ...................................Dallas, Texas Enrollment.......................................... 10,038 Founded................................................ 1911 Colors ......................................... Red & Blue Nickname .......................................Mustangs Head Coach/Years ...... Todd Selders/10th yr.

Alma Mater.............................Texas, 1969 2009 Conference Finish...................... 7th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ..................... Brad Sutton Office Phone .........................(214) 768-1651 Fax ........................................(214) 768-2044 E-mail............................... bsutton@smu.edu Web site .........................SMUMustangs.com

Location ........................... Hattiesburg, Miss.

Enrollment.......................................... 16,000 Founded................................................ 1910 Colors ...................................... Black & Gold Nickname ...............................Golden Eagles Head Coach/Years ......... Julie Gallup/10th yr Alma Mater............... Southern Miss, 1993 2009 Conference Finish...................... 6th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ............ Tim Andrzejewski Office Phone .........................(601) 266-4503 Fax ........................................(601) 266-4507 E-mail..........timothy.andrzejewski@usm.edu Web site .......................... SouthernMiss.com

Location ............................ New Orleans, La. Enrollment.......................................... 10,606 Founded................................................ 1834 Colors ..................Olive Green and Sky Blue Nickname .................................. Green Wave Head Coach/Years..John Thomas Horton/2nd yr Alma Mater................ Berry College, 1998 2009 Conference Finish...................... 1st/10 2009 Postseason ...........20th/NCAA Champ.

Women’s Golf SID .............. Roger Dunaway Office Phone .........................(504) 314-7248 Fax ........................................(504) 865-5379 E-mail............................... roger@tulane.edu Web site .................. TulaneGreenWave.com

Tulsa

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UCF

Location ..................................... Tulsa, Okla.

Enrollment............................................ 4,165 Founded................................................ 1894 Colors .........................Gold, Blue & Crimson Nickname .......................... Golden Hurricane Head Coach/Years ..........Randy Keck/2nd yr Alma Mater......... Central Oklahoma, 1994 2009 Conference Finish...................... 4th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ............ Donald Tomkalski Office Phone .........................(918) 631-3200 Fax ........................................(918) 631-3913 E-mail............. donald-tomkalski@utulsa.edu Web site ....................... TulsaHurricane.com

Location ............................. Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment.......................................... 16,357 Founded................................................ 1969 Colors ..................................... Green & Gold Nickname .......................................... Blazers Head Coach/Years ............ Kim Wilcox/7th yr Alma Mater............................... LSU, 1958 2009 Conference Finish...................... 9th/10 2009 Postseason .................................... N/A Women’s Golf SID ......................Norm Reilly Office Phone .........................(205) 934-0725 Fax ........................................(205) 934-7505 E-mail.................................. nreilly@uab.edu Web site ...............................UABSports.com

Location ................................... Orlando, Fla. Enrollment.......................................... 47,000 Founded................................................ 1963 Colors ...................................... Black & Gold Nickname ......................................... Knights Head Coach/Years ... Courtney Trimble/1st yr Alma Mater...........................Auburn, 2002 2009 Conference Finish..................... 2nd/10 2009 Postseason ... 17/21 at NCAA East Regional Women’s Golf SID .....................Leigh Torbin Office Phone .........................(407) 823-2142 Fax ........................................(407) 823-5266 E-mail.....................ltorbin@athletics.ucf.edu Web site ............................UCFAthletics.com

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UTeP Location ................................ El Paso, Texas Enrollment.......................................... 19,264 Founded................................................ 1914 Colors .........................Blue, Orange & Silver Nickname ........................................... Miners Head Coach/Years ....... Jere Pelletier/15th yr Alma Mater....................New Mexico 1977 2009 Conference Finish...................... 5th/10 2009 Postseason ..................................None Women’s Golf SID ........................Jeff Darby Office Phone .........................(915) 747-6652 Fax ........................................(915) 747-5444 E-mail.................................jdarby@utep.edu Web site ......................... UTEPAthletics.com From L to R: Kathleen Glavin, Marissa Steen, Sarah Mathews, Coach Beth Harrelson, Alex Aläng, Julia Hodgson, Leslie Grabeman, Caitlin McDonald

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Spring 2010 events Qdoba Collegiate

Cincinnati Spring

C-USa Women’s

Golf Tournament

Invitational

Championship

DON SHULA’S GOLF RESORT MIAMI, FLA. FEB. 14-16 PAR 72 • 6,223 YARDS

PLANTATION INN G.C. CRYSTAL RIVER, FLA. MAR. 26-27 PAR 72 • 6,002 YARDS

CANEBRAKE GOLF CLUB HATTIESBURG, MISS. APR. 18-20 PAR 71 • 6,031 YARDS

2009 Results

2009 Results

2009 Results

Individual Top 3

1. Cindy LaCrosse, Louisville .......................74 72 72 - 218 (+2) 2. Iliska Verwey, Georgia St..........................73 73 74 - 220 (+4) 3.Sydney Cox, OK City U. ............................77 72 72 - 221 (+5)

Memphis Individuals

T22. Rachel Larson ....................................80 75 75 - 230 (+14) T37. Marissa Steen ....................................78 80 77 - 235 (+19) 67. Leslie Grabeman ................................83 83 84 - 250 (+34) T70. Kathleen Glavin ..................................86 84 83 - 253 (+37)

Team Standings

1. Baylor ...............................................307 309 302 - 918 (+54) 2. South Florida ....................................308 307 306 - 921 (+57) 3. Stetson .............................................307 310 309 - 926 (+62) 4. Cincinnati ..........................................300 308 329 - 937 (+73) 5. Florida Atlantic ..................................308 311 323 - 942 (+78) 6. Houston Baptist ................................307 323 329 - 959 (+95) 7. Embry-Riddle ....................................325 316 320 - 961 (+97) 8. Youngstown State .............................317 321 324 - 962 (+98) 9. Florida Gulf Coast...........................313 319 332 - 964 (+100) 10. Marshall ........................................315 312 339 - 966 (+102) 11. Jacksonville ..................................317 324 331 - 972 (+108) 12. UAB ..............................................333 318 328 - 979 (+115) 13. Rutgers .........................................329 322 331 - 982 (+118) 14. Ohio ..............................................327 326 332 - 985 (+121) 15. Eckerd ........................................335 334 347 - 1016 (+152) 16. Dartmouth ...................................339 339 342 - 1020 (+156)

Individual Top 3

1. P. Phol-uayporn, Fla. Atlantic....................74 77 72 - 223 (+7) 2. Jordan Rhodes, Baylor .............................75 75 75 - 225 (+9) T3. Hannah Burke, Baylor ..........................77 74 76 - 227 (+11) T3. Rachel Edwards, USF ..........................78 73 76 - 227 (+11)

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eKU Lady Colonel

invitational

Classic

AZALEA CITY G.C. MOBILE, ALA. FEB. 14-16 PAR 72 • 6,223 YARDS

ARLINGTON G.C. RICHMOND, KY. APR. 10-11 PAR 72 • 5,817 YARDS

Team Standings

1. Florida International ..........................299 300 296 - 895 (+31) 2. Samford ............................................308 305 305 - 918 (+54) 3. South Alabama .................................310 312 303 - 925 (+61) 4. Lamar ...............................................310 317 308 - 935 (+71) 5. Middle Tennessee State ...................309 318 309 - 936 (+72) 6. Jacksonville State .............................324 308 315 - 947 (+83) 7. Sam Houston State ..........................326 319 313 - 958 (+94) 8. Arkansas State .................................335 319 305 - 959 (+95) 9. Louisiana-Monroe ...........................332 323 311 - 966 (+102) 10. Southern Miss...............................323 326 321 - 920 (+106) 11. Belmont.........................................334 327 319 - 980 (+116) 12. Troy...............................................338 331 321 - 990 (+126) 13. Jackson State ...............................334 337 320 - 991 (+127) 14. Nicholls State................................333 337 328 - 998 (+134) 15. UAB ...........................................335 337 329 - 1001 (+137) 16. McNeese State ...........................334 335 335 - 1004 (+140)

Individual Top 3

1. Cristina Marin, Fla. Int. .............................73 74 70 - 217 (+1) 2. Monica Miller, Fla. Int................................73 74 75 - 222 (+6) 3. Katelyn Stanier, Samford ..........................77 72 75 - 224 (+8)

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1. Tulane ...............................................317 316 300 - 933 (+69) 2. UCF ..................................................318 321 317 - 956 (+92) 3. East Carolina ....................................321 319 317 - 957 (+93) 4. Tulsa ...............................................328 322 319 - 969 (+105) 5. UTEP ..............................................339 317 334 - 990 (+126) 6. Southern Miss...............................330 344 335 - 1009 (+145) 7. SMU..............................................346 339 337 - 1022 (+158) 8. Memphis ......................................349 341 339 - 1029 (+165) 9. UAB ..............................................347 352 343 - 1042 (+178) 10. Marshall ......................................350 345 354 - 1049 (+185)

Individual Top 3

1. Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane ........................74 75 76 - 225 (+9) 2. Sarah Elliot, Tulsa...................................75 79 81 - 235 (+19) T3. Ana Maria Puche, E Carolina ...............78 83 75 - 236 (+20) T3. Janine Fellow, Tulane ...........................82 79 75 - 236 (+20)

Memphis Individuals

T12. Rachel Larson ....................................84 80 78 - 242 (+26) T26. Marissa Steen ....................................87 84 81 - 252 (+36) 36 Kathleen Glavin .....................................85 91 89 - 265 (+49) T41. Leslie Grabeman ................................93 86 91 - 270 (+54) 47 Caitlin McDonald ...............................110 102 93 - 305 (+89)

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2009 Results

Team Standings

2009 Results Team Standings 1. Toledo ...............................................306 311 295 - 912 (+48) 2. Central Arkansas ..............................302 307 310 - 919 (+55) 3. Eastern Michigan ..............................314 299 310 - 923 (+59) 4. Richmond .........................................312 310 311 - 933 (+69) 5. Murray State .....................................315 309 318 - 942 (+78) 6. Houston Baptist ................................323 309 313 - 945 (+81) 7. Akron ................................................323 312 312 - 947 (+83) 8. Morehead State ................................323 306 319 - 948 (+84) 9. Ohio ..................................................323 313 320 - 956 (+92) 10. Western Kentucky ..........................319 319 322 - 960 (+96) 11. Austin Peay State ...........................330 311 321 - 962 (+98) 12. Tennessee Tech ............................325 318 329 - 972 (+108) 13. Eastern Kentucky .........................326 321 326 - 973 (+109) 14. Southern Illinois ............................338 322 328 - 988 (+124) 15. Evansville .....................................343 331 323 - 997 (+133) 16. SIU-Edwardsville ........................331 334 335 - 1000 (+136) 17. Dayton ........................................341 333 330 - 1004 (+140) 18. Bowling Green State...................341 328 337 - 1006 (+142)

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Team Standings

1. Georgia State ...................................291 299 301 - 891 (+27) 2. Tulane ...............................................301 305 294 - 900 (+36) 3. Louisville ...........................................299 296 306 - 901 (+37) 4. North Carolina State .........................294 304 306 - 904 (+40) 5. Washington State ............................302 303 304 - 909 (+45) 6. Oklahoma City Univ. .........................302 310 308 - 920 (+56) 7. James Madison ................................302 317 311 - 930 (+66) 8. Miami ................................................305 314 312 - 931 (+67) 9. Augusta State ...................................310 306 317 - 933 (+69) 10. Illinois State ....................................304 318 312 - 934 (+70) 11. South Florida ..................................311 314 310 - 935 (+71) 12. UNC-Greensboro............................318 317 313 - 948 (+84) 13. Memphis ......................................327 322 319 - 968 (+104) 14. Mercer .......................................324 344 331 - 1001 (+137)

Individual Top 3 T1. Georgina Hunt, Toledo ...........................75 74 74 - 223 (+7) T1. Stephany Fleet, E. Michigan ..................75 73 75 - 223 (+7) T3. Andrea Zwartynski, HBU ......................82 74 74 - 230 (+14) T3. Darby Peters, E. Michigan....................78 75 77 - 230 (+14) T3. Maria Clara Jarmillo, Cent. Ark.............75 78 77 - 230 (+14) T3. Michelle Hui, Toledo .............................81 77 72 - 230 (+14) T3. Paige Lausier, Morehead State ............79 72 79 - 230 (+14)

Memphis Individuals Did Not Participate in 2009

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Beth Harrelson

Head Coach Second Season Harrelson Career Info Year at Memphis: .................... Second Birthdate: .................................. October 12, 1964 Birthplace: ............................... Memphis, Tenn.

Coaching experience Years 2008-present

Capacity Head Coach

University Memphis

Teaching Career Years 1989-90 1990-91 1991-98 1998-2003 2003-09

Capacity Asst. Golf Pro Asst. Golf Pro PGA Golf Instructor Teaching Pro Teaching Pro

Course Scottsdale Stonebridge GC Stonebridge GC Quail Ridge Memphis National

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• Three-year letterman • 1985 and ‘86 Most Improved Player • 1985-86 and 1986-87 Captain • 1986-87 Lowest Scoring Average • One of only three Lady Tiger golfers in the M Club Hall of Fame

Professional Career • LPGA’s Futures Tour (1986-88) • Champion, 1987 Double Eagle Golf Tournament • Medalist, 1988 Tennessee State Tournament

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n her second season as the head coach of the University of Memphis women’s golf team, Beth Harrelson continues to build the program into a national force. Prior to being named head coach of the Lady Tigers, Harrelson was an instructor at Memphis National Golf Club, as well as the head coach of St. Mary’s High School.

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In 1987, the talented player won the Memphis area Women’s Golf Association Tournament and the Double Eagle Golf Tournament. She was also the medalist in the 1988 Tennessee State Tournament.

She returned to Memphis permanently in 1990 and accepted a full-time position as the assistant pro at Stonebridge Golf Club.

She became the golf instructor at Stonebridge in 1991 and held that position until 1998 when she moved to Quail Ridge Golf Club in Bartlett as the golf instructor. While working at Stonebridge Golf Club, she earned her PGA Class A membership into the Professional Golfers Association in 1995.

Harrelson was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 1999.

Later she was inducted into the Briarcrest High School Sports Hall of Fame in 2006. She and her husband, Tim, have three children; daughter Megan, who is a junior at the U of M;daughter Grace, who is a student at Briarcrest; and son, Jon. Page 45

This fall, Harrelson welcomed three newcomers after losing just one returnee. After struggling to a 14th place finish in the season opening Lady Paladin Invitational, Harrelson has led the Lady Tigers to three top-5 finishes. After posting back to back third place finishes at the Lady Red Wolf Classic and the CSU Wendy’s Invitational, Memphis finally broke through to win the UAB Fall Beach Blast. Led by freshman Sarah Mathews’ rounds of 74-73, the Lady Tigers posted team totals of 300-295 (the lowest two team scores under Harrelson) to capture the first victory under Harrelson and the first for the program since 2007.

After taking over a program that only had four returning scholarship players in August of 2008, Harrelson led the 2008-09 Lady Tigers to four top-10 team finishes. Harrelson worked on laying the solid foundation for future success of the women’s golf program.

A graduate of Briarcrest High School, the former Beth Walthal signed a volleyball scholarship with the University of Alabama before declining the offer and choosing to attend the U of M. She arrived on campus in 1982 and played for Coach Diane Hale during the fall season. After redshirting for a year, she made the transition to golf in 1984 and received the team’s Most Improved Player award following the 1984-85 season. As a senior, Harrelson was selected as captain of her team and posted the team’s lowest scoring average.

After graduating with a journalism degree, Harrelson participated on the Futures Tour for two years before moving to Scottsdale, Ariz., to work as an assistant professional at the TPC of Scottsdale during the winter and at Stonebridge Golf Club during the remainder of the year.

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2009-10 Lady Tigers 2009-10 • Freshman 2009 Fall Posted an 88 in the opening round of the Lady Paladin Invitational, helping lead the Lady Tigers to a 14th place finish...Fired rounds of 76-74 to lead the Lady Tigers to a third place finish at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational...Performance earned her an eighth place finish, the lowest of her career...

Turned in rounds of 79-73 at the UAB Fall Beach Bash to finish tied for 11th and help lead Memphis to its first team victory since 2007.

ish National Junior Tour...Held a scoring average of 79.1 strokes per round, with a low round of 72...On the SJT, finished in the top-10 five times, with a low finish of second.

Personal Born February 4, 1990, in Stockholm, Sweden...Daughter of Ulf and Ann-Marie Aläng.

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Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

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RDS 5

TOTAL STROKES 390

1ST RD AVG 81

2ND RD AVG 73.5

3RD RD AVG N/A

TOURN. AVG N/A

ROUND AVG 78

LOW RD 73

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2009-10 Lady Tigers 2009-10 • Freshman 2009 Fall Made her Lady Tiger debut at Cincinnati Fall Classic, shooting rounds of 81-84-79 to finish tied for 33rd...Finished 40th in the 2009 Lady Red Wolf Classic with rounds of 83-81...Fired rounds of 85-79 to help lead the Lady Tigers to a third place finish at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational.

Personal Born October 9, 1991, in Toronto, Ontario...

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UNIONVILLE, ONTARIO MARKHAM DISTRICT HS

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

TOURN. 3

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RDS 7

TOTAL STROKES 573

1ST RD AVG 82.7

2ND RD AVG 82

3RD RD AVG 79

TOURN. AVG 243.7

ROUND AVG 81.9

LOW RD 79

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2009-10 Lady Tigers 2009-10 • Sophomore 2009 Fall Fired rounds of 81-80 in the rain shortened Lady Paladin Invitational to finish tied for 52nd...Posted rounds of 89-81-80 to help lead Memphis to a sixth place finish at the Cincinnati Fall Classic....Finished tied for 49th in the 2009 Lady Red Wolf Classic with rounds of 80-87...Missed the CSU Wendy’s Invitational with a back injury...Came back strong with rounds of 72-78 to finish tied for eighth and help lead the Lady Tigers to a victory at the UAB Fall Beach Bash...Eighth place finish was the lowest of her career.

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her junior and senior seasons, shooting 73 and 75 respectively...Also went on to finish 12th at the Ohio High School State Tournament as a junior...Given the honor of being on the 1st team all Girls Greater Cincinnati League (GGCL) all four years in high school and was the GGCL Player of the Year her senior year.

Personal Born April 6, 1990, in Dayton, Ohio...

Daughter of Bob and Sheila Glavin.

2008-09 • Freshman 2009 Spring Opened 2009 by posting rounds of 86-84-83 to finish tied for 70th at the Qdoba Invitational...Led Lady Tigers to an eighth place finish at the Lady Eagle Invitational by firing rounds of 79-76 to finish tied tied for 12th, the lowest tournament finish of her career...Fired rounds of 8481-82 to finish tied for 58th at the Rebel Intercollegiate...Battled the tough conditions at the CUSA Championship to post rounds of 85-91-89 to finish 36th...One of only two Lady Tigers to compete in every event of the 08-09 season.

2008 Fall Arrived on campus in the fall and made an immediate impact...Competed in all four fall events, posting a low finish of 40th at the Ross Resorts Invitational where she fired rounds of 84-8582...Carried a scoring average of 84.5 with a low round of 78.

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Prior to Memphis Prep Was the captain of her team at Archbishop Alter High School in Dayton, Ohio...

Medalist at sectionals both

Career Stats YEAR 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 8 4 12

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RDS 23 9 32

TOTAL STROKES 1,929 728 2,657

1ST RD AVG 85.8 80.5 83.1

2ND RD AVG 83.4 81.5 82.5

3RD RD AVG 82.3 80.0 81.1

TOURN. AVG 251.4 242.0 246.7

ROUND AVG 83.9 80.9 81.9

LOW RD 76 72 72

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2009-10 Lady Tigers 46th at the Lady Eagle Invitational...Finished 58th at the Rebel Intercollegiate with rounds of 87-82-78...Tied for 41st at C-USA Championship with rounds of 93-86-91.

2008 Fall Started off the season hot with a tied for 10th finish at the Cincinnati Fall Classic... ghth after Shot 76-79 and was in a tie for eighth two rounds at the Lady Red Wolflf Classic s...Came e before withdrawing due to illness...Came vitationa al, back strong at the Ross Resorts Invitational, n a tie for fo or firing rounds of 83-81-82 to finish in ring averaverr27th...Had the second lowest scoring d. age on the team of 79.5 strokes per round round.

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Performance earned her Conference USA Golfer of the Week honors...Finished T20 at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational with rounds of 81-75...Rounds of 76-72 at UAB Fall Beach Bash earned her a fifth place finish and helped lead Memphis to its first team victory since 2007.

2008-09 • Junior 2009 Spring Fired rounds of 85-87to finish in a tie for

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Personal Is the sister of Ohio State men’s golfer Kevin Grabeman who was also recruited by Memphis...Born January 2, 1988 in Dayton, Ohio. Daughter of Tom and Lisa Grabeman.

2007-08 • Sophomore 2008 Spring Competed in five tournaments forr the Lady Lad dy ligibility...

Tigers in her first semester of eligibility... e Fighting Fighting Had a low finish of fourth at the fou ur Camel Spring Classic...Was one off only four ring tourtourrLady Tigers to compete in all Spring e of 81.8.

81.8 8. naments...Held a scoring average 2007 Fall Minnesotta Played in one tournament at Minnesota Memphiss. before announcing her transfer to Memphis.

2006-07 • Freshman at Minnesota Qualified for seven tournaments for or MinneMinne esota during the 2006-07 season .... Ranked Ranke ed rage with witth 4th on the squad in scoring average an 81.2 average per round...Had d one top to op 10 finish as a freshman and turned d in eight eigh ht competitive rounds with scores of 79 or betbetter...Carded a low round of 74 in tournament urnamen nt competition...Top finish came during uring the the DeBarry Intercollegiate in which she he posted poste ed a two day total of 151 (75-76) ... Also tied tie ed for 21st at the Rio Verda Invitational onal with witth scores of 74-74-80.

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TOTAL STROKES 1,706 257 981 1,814 851 5,609

1ST RD AVG 80.9 85.0 81.2 82.8 79.4 81.8

2ND RD AVG 81.0 83.0 83.3 82.4 75.8 81.1

3RD RD AVG 82.7 89.0 80.7 83.8 75 82.2

TOURN. AVG 244.6 257.0 245.1 248.5 230.2 245.1

ROUND AVG 81.2 84.7 81.8 82.6 77.4 81.5

LOW RD 74 83 76 76 72 72

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Recorded her first top-20 finish with rounds of 76-79 at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational...

Finished second with rounds of 74-73 at the UAB Fall Beach Blast while leading the Lady Tigers to their first victory under Coach Harrelson and the first for the program since 2007.

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2008). ..Voted as the 2007 Commercial Appeal Female Golfer of the Year...Was a member of the National Honor Society and was elected as the sophomore and junior class president in her high school...Was also president of the Student Government Association her senior year.

Personal Born May 30, 1991 in Lafayette, Ind...

Daughter of Levon and Mary Mathews.

Prior to Memphis Freshman

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MEMPHIS, TENN. ST. AGNES ACADEMY

Career Stats YEAR Fall 2009

TOURN. 5

University of memphis

RDS 11

TOTAL STROKES 878

1ST RD AVG 80.2

2ND RD AVG 80.0

3RD RD AVG 77.0

TOURN. AVG 237.2

ROUND AVG 79.8

LOW RD 73

TOP 20 FINISH 2

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2009-10 Lady Tigers 2008-09 • R-Freshman 2009 Spring Missed the opening tournament, the Qdoba Invitational, because of an offseason knee injury...Came back strong at the Lady Eagle Invitational, where she fired a career low 86 in the final round to finish in 55th place...

Carded rounds of 94-92-93 to finish in 76th place at the Rebel Intercollegiate...Finished 47th at the C-USA Championship

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tion High School in Memphis, where she qualified for state as an individual both her freshman and senior year... Named “Best of the Preps” by the Commercial Appeal in 2007.

Personal Born August 3rdm 1989...Daughter of Eddie and Cathy McDonald.

2008 Fall Competed in all four fall tournaments, with a low finish of 50th at the Ross Resorts Invitational, where she fired rounds of 100-107-98...Continued to improve as the fall went on, posting her three-round tournament low of 273 at the Lady Red Wolf Classic.

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MEMPHIS, TENN. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIV. 2009-10 • R-Sophomore Spring 2009 Competed in one event as an individual, posting rounds of 96-101 to finish 71st at the Lady Red Wolf Classic.

2007-08 • Freshman *at Christian Brothers University

Used freshman season as a redshirt year.

Prep Lettered all four years at Immaculate Concep-

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Junior

Career Stats YEAR 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 7 1 8

University of memphis

RDS 20 2 22

TOTAL STROKES 1,946 197 2,143

1ST RD AVG 100.4 96 98.2

2ND RD AVG 97.9 101 99.5

3RD RD AVG 93 N/A 93

TOURN. AVG 291.3 N/A 291.3

ROUND AVG 97.3 98.5 97.9

LOW RD 86 96 86

TOP 20 FINISH 0 0 0

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2009-10 Lady Tigers

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Steen Sophomore

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2009-10 • Sophomore

Prior to Memphis

2009 Fall Qualified No. 1 for the Lady Paladin Invitational, where she fired rounds of 83-78 to finish tied for 52nd...Came back strong at the Cincinnati Fall Classic, shooting 78-8275 to tie for 10th...Turned in her low finish of the fall, eighth, at the Lady Red Wolves Classic with scores of 76-77...Posted her third consecutive top-10 finish at the CSU Wendy’s Invitational with rounds of 76-77...

Finished 26th with scores of 78-77 while helping to lead Memphis to victory at the UAB Fall Beach Blast.

Prep Was a standout performer at Lakota West High School in West Chester, Ohio...

Achieved honors of 1st team All- Conference, first team All-District, first team All-City, second team All-State and was a member of her high school’s 2006 State Championship team...Also held a 4.1 GPA in high school and was a recipient of the J. Kyle Braid Leadership Foundation Award.

Personal Born December 4, 1989, in Cincinnati, Ohio...Daughter of Tod and Kathy Steen.

2008-09 • Freshman 2009 Spring Continued to be a force in the spring...Fired rounds of 78-80-77 in the Qdoba Invitational to finish 37th...Narrowly missed the top-20 at the Lady Eagle Invitational, carding rounds of 80-81 to finish 23rd...Recorded her lowest finish of the spring at the Rebel Intercollegiate, where she posted rounds of 7675-77 to finish T12th...Was the second lowest finisher for Memphis at the C-USA Championship, where her three-day total of 252 earned her a 26th place finish.

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2008 Fall Was the Lady Tigers’ most consistent performer... Competed in all four events and posted two top-20 finishes at the Lady Red Wolf Classic and Ross Resorts Invitational...

Had a low finish of fourth at the Lady Red Wolf Classic, where she fired rounds of 78-7874...Held the lowest scoring average on the team at 78.6 strokes per round.

Career Stats YEAR 2008-09 Fall 2009 Total

TOURN. 8 5 13

University of memphis

RDS 23 11 34

TOTAL STROKES 1,819 857 2,676

1ST RD AVG 79.8 78.2 79

2ND RD AVG 80.1 78.2 79.1

3RD RD AVG 77.1 75.0 76.1

TOURN. AVG 237 231.4 234.2

ROUND AVG 79.1 77.9 78.5

LOW RD 74 76 74

TOP 20 FINISH 3 3 6

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Fall 2009 Women’s Golf Results Lady Paladin

Lady Red Wolf

UaB Fall

Invitational

Classic

Beach Blast

FURMAN UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE GREENVILLE, S.C. SEPT. 18-20

JONESBORO COUNTRY CLUB JONESBORO, ARK. OCT. 12-13 PAR 71 • 5,983 YARDS

PENINSULA GOLF AND RACQUET CLUB GULF SHIORES, ALA. NOV. 2-3 PAR 72 • 5,880 YARDS

Team Standings

Team Standings

1. Arkansas State ........................................ 304 308 - 612 (+44) 2. Murray State ............................................ 316 304 - 620 (+52) T3. MEMPHIS.............................................. 315 314 - 629 (+61) T3. South Alabama ...................................... 316 313 - 629 (+61) T3. Troy ....................................................... 316 313 - 629 (+61) 6. Drury ........................................................ 314 318 - 632 (+64) 7. McLennan CC.......................................... 331 303 - 634 (+66) 8. Northern Iowa .......................................... 308 327 - 635 (+67) 9. Texas-Pan American................................ 332 316 - 648 (+80) 10. Belmont ................................................. 327 325 - 652 (+84) 11. Tennessee Tech ..................................... 335 319 - 654 (+86) 12. Jackson State ........................................ 332 332 - 664 (+96) 13. Harding ................................................ 343 330 - 673 (+105)

Individual Top 3 Individual Top 3

1. Sandra Changkija, Nova SE .......................... 75 72 - 147 (+3) T2. Stefanie Kenoyer, Furman........................... 76 73 - 149 (+5) T2. Mary Mattson, Campbell ............................. 77 72 - 149 (+5)

Memphis Individuals

T44. Leslie Grabeman ..................................... 81 79 - 160 (+16) T52. Marissa Steen ......................................... 83 78 - 161 (+17) T52. Kathleen Glavin ....................................... 81 80 - 161 (+17) 80. Sarah Mathews.......................................... 82 85 - 167 (+23) 94. Alex Aläng ....................................................................88 DQ **Final round cancelled due to inclement weather

Memphis Individuals

Memphis Individuals

T4. Leslie Grabeman ....................................... 78 74 - 152 (+10) T8. Marissa Steen ........................................... 76 77 - 153 (+11) T40. Julia Hodgson.......................................... 81 83 - 164 (+22) T49. Kathleen Glavin ....................................... 80 87 - 167 (+25) T56. Sarah Mathews ....................................... 90 80 - 170 (+28)

Invitational

ELKS RUN GOLF COURSE BATAVIA, OHIO SEPT. 28-29 PAR 72 • 6,186 YARDS

COSSAW CREEK COUNTRY CLUB NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. OCT. 19-20 PAR 71 • 6,068 YARDS

1. Marisa Kamelgarn, Morehead-KY ............ 75 78 70 - 223 (+7) 2. Joyce Trus, Murray St............................... 74 74 76 - 224 (+8) 3. Vriginia Espejo, Southern Miss ............... 76 82 69 - 227 (+11)

Memphis Individuals

T10. Marissa Steen .................................... 78 82 75 - 235 (+19) T10. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 81 79 75 - 235 (+19) T25. Sarah Mathews .................................. 79 83 77 - 239 (+23) T33. Julia Hodgson..................................... 81 84 79 - 244 (+28) T54. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 89 81 80 - 250 (+34)

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T2. Sarah Mathews ........................................... 74 73 - 147 (+3) 5. Leslie Grabeman ........................................... 76 72 - 148 (+4) T8. Kathleen Glavin ........................................... 72 78 - 150 (+6) T11. Alex Aläng .................................................. 79 73 - 152 (+8) T26. Marissa Steen ......................................... 78 77 - 155 (+11)

Lady Tiger Medalists

Classic

Individual Top 3

Individual Top 3

1. Carolyn Cochran, UAB ................................... 72 70 - 142 (-2) T2. Sarah Mathews, Memphis......................... 74 73 - 147 (+3) T2. Sara Hunt, Samford..................................... 75 72 - 147 (+3) T2. Victoria Gustafsson, ULM............................ 76 71 - 147 (+3)

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T1. Cincinnati........................................ 320 310 307 - 937 (+73) T1. Morehead State-KY ........................ 313 314 310 - 937 (+73) 3. Southern Miss................................... 324 317 300 - 941 (+77) 4. Xavier ............................................... 314 309 321 - 944 (+80) 5. Murray State ..................................... 317 321 311 - 949 (+85) 6. MEMPHIS ......................................... 319 325 306 - 950 (+86) 7. Akron ................................................ 315 321 318 - 954 (+90) 8. Toledo ............................................... 324 313 318 - 955 (+91) 9. Texas-Pan American....................... 336 327 313 - 976 (+112) 10. Eastern Kentucky ......................... 340 322 316 - 978 (+114) 11. Oakland ........................................ 345 328 312 - 985 (+121) 12. Evansville ..................................... 335 334 326 - 995 (+131) 13. Detroit Mercy .............................. 345 328 330 - 1003 (+139) 14. IPFW........................................... 389 386 357 - 1132 (+268)

1. MEMPHIS ................................................ 300 295 - 595 (+19) 2. Samford ................................................... 301 304 - 605 (+29) T3. Arkansas State ...................................... 306 300 - 606 (+30) T3. Louisiana-Monroe.................................. 307 299 - 606 (+30) 5. MTSU ...................................................... 297 315 - 612 (+36) 6. Marshall ................................................... 308 307 - 615 (+39) 7. Belmont ................................................... 306 312 - 618 (+42) 8. UAB ......................................................... 310 310 - 620 (+44) T9. South Alabama ...................................... 314 312 - 626 (+50) T9. Southern Miss ....................................... 312 314 - 626 (+50) 11. Austin Peay ............................................ 316 322 - 638 (+62) 12. Tennessee Tech ..................................... 333 316 - 649 (+73)

1. Cassie Huffer, Ark. St. ................................... 75 74 - 149 (+7) 2. Jennifer Welch, Ark. St. ................................. 74 76 - 150 (+8) 3. Fanny Eineren, So. Alabama ......................... 78 73 - 151 (+9)

Cincinnati Fall

Team Standings

Team Standings

Team Standings

- Allison Bell Great Midwest Tournament, 1994 - Meaghan Francella Edwin Watts/Carolina Classic, 2001 C-USA Championship, 2001 - Kim Hunt C-USA Championship, 1997 - Melissa Isham Lady Panther Classic, 1995 Great Midwest Tournament, 1995

1 Coastal Carolina. ..................................... 301 285 - 586 (+18) 2 Charleston, Coll. of ................................... 298 307 - 605 (+37) 3 MEMPHIS ................................................. 309 305 - 614 (+46) 4 Winthrop ................................................... 315 312 - 627 (+59) 5 Carson Newman ....................................... 316 313 - 629 (+61) 6 Methodist .................................................. 319 319 - 638 (+70) 7 Charleston Southern................................. 315 326 - 641 (+73) 8 UAB .......................................................... 326 321 - 647 (+79) 9 Florida Gulf Coast..................................... 321 330 - 651 (+83) 10 Presbyterian ......................................... 335 333 - 668 (+100) 11 Armstrong Atlantic ................................. 323 350 - 673 (+105) 12 So.Carolina Beaufort ............................ 332 343 - 675 (+107) 13 High Point ............................................. 348 330 - 678 (+110) 14 South Carolina St. ................................ 358 337 - 695 (+127) 15 Citadel, The .......................................... 364 333 - 697 (+129)

- Alissa Lauder UNT/SMU Invitational, 1994

Individual Top 3

- Marianne Ruud Edwin Watts/Carolina Classic, 2002

Memphis Individuals

- Stacey Tate Lady Eagle Invitational, 2006 John Kirk/Lady Panther Intercollegiate, 2006 Pat Bradley Championship, 2006 Lady Eagle Classic, 2005

1. Aruka Felgueroso, Coast. Carolina................. 74 66 - 140 (-2) 2. Olivia Higgins................................................. 70 75 - 145 (+3) 3. Jessica Alexander.......................................... 73 74 - 147 (+5)

8. Alex Aläng ...................................................... 76 74 - 150 (+8) T10. Marissa Steen ......................................... 76 77 - 153 (+11) T17. Sarah Mathews ....................................... 76 79 - 155 (+13) T20. Leslie Grabeman ..................................... 81 75 - 156 (+14) 45. Julia Hodgson ............................................ 86 79 - 165 (+23)

- Jennifer Jaszek Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, 2002 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, 2001

- Amanda Moltke-Leth Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, 1997 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, 1996 Lady Panther Classic, 1996

- Natalie Tucker Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, 1998

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1. Nova Southeastern .................................. 306 305 - 611 (+35) 2. Campbell ................................................. 315 300 - 615 (+39) 3. Furman .................................................... 320 297 - 617 (+41) 4. Stetson .................................................... 311 307 - 618 (+42) 5. East Tennessee St................................... 305 314 - 620 (+44) 6. East Carolina ........................................... 320 303 - 623 (+47) T7. UNC-Greensboro .................................. 320 307 - 627 (+51) T7. Kennesaw State .................................... 314 313 - 627 (+51) 9. UNC-Wilmington ...................................... 320 313 - 633 (+57) 10. Fla. International .................................... 317 318 - 635 (+59) 11. James Madison ..................................... 322 315 - 637 (+61) 12. Penn State ............................................. 316 322 - 638 (+62) 13. Samford ................................................. 322 324 - 646 (+70) 14. MEMPHIS .............................................. 327 322 - 649 (+73) 15. Wofford ................................................. 332 324 - 656 (+80) 16. Mercer ................................................... 332 326 - 658 (+82) 17. Rutgers .................................................. 340 321 - 661 (+85)

2008-09 women’s Golf Season Review 2008-09 C-USa awards FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Abby Bools, East Carolina Amber Littman, East Carolina Kate Ackerson, SMU Linn Gustafsson, Tulane Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Ana Maria Puche, East Carolina Janine Fellows, Tulane Samantha Troyanovich, Tulane Marita Engzelius, Tulsa Stephanie Connelly, UCF

2008-09 a new era begins When Beth Harrelson took over a depleted Lady Tiger golf program in August of 2008, everyone knew the team would have to go through some growing pains. In her first season as a college golf coach, Harrelson guided the Lady Tigers to five top10 finishes in only eight tournaments, including a low finish of seventh at the Ross Resorts Invitational.

Larson’s Career comes to a close Rachel Larson, a four-year letter winner for the Lady Tiger golf program, wrapped up her Memphis career in 200809. Larson competed in seven events, posting three top-10 finishes and holding the team’s second lowest scoring average of 79.2. In her four years at Memphis, Larson competed in 36 tournaments, posting 15 top-20 finishes and holding a career scoring average of 79.2.

posting a team-high three top-20 finishes.

McDonald, who transferred to the University of Memphis after redshirting her freshman season at Christian Brothers University, competed in all but one event for the Lady Tigers. Her low finish (47th) came at the 2009 Conference USA Women’s Golf Championship.

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Samantha Holt, Southern Miss Virginia Espejo, Southern Miss Ashley McKenney, Tulane Deborah Martinez, UTEP Teresa Nogues, UTEP

PLAYER OF THE YEAR Linn Gustafsson, Tulane

COACH OF THE YEAR J.T. Horton, Tulane

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane

lady tigers in the classroom Both Kathleen Glavin and Marissa Steen were selected as National Golf Coaches Association Academic All American Scholars for their academic achievements. Rachel Larson and Cameron Barber were the last Lady Tigers to receive the award in 2007.

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Linn Gustafsson, Tulane

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane Sarah Elliot, Tulsa Janine Fellows, Tulane Ana Maria Puche, East Carolina Teresa Nogues, UTEP

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Abby Bools, East Carolina Larie Lynch, Marshall Kate Ackerson, SMU Linn Gustafsson, Tulane Katie Detlefsen, UCF Deborah Martinez, UTEP

newcomers making an impact The 2008-09 Lady Tiger squad welcomed three newcomers to the program.

Kathleen Glavin (Dayton, Ohio/Archbishop Alter HS), Marissa Steen (West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West HS), and Caitlin McDonald (Memphis, Tenn./Christian Brothers Univ.), and all made immediate impacts.

Glavin competed in all eight events, holding a scoring average of 83.9 and turning in a season best finish of T12th at the Southern Miss Lady Eagle Invitational. Steen also competed in all eight tournaments, carrying a team best 79.1 scoring average and

THIRD TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

PLAYER OF THE WEEK/MONTH

Marissa Steen led the Lady Tiger squad as a freshman in 200809 with a 79.1 round average.

SEPT 17 SEPT 24 OCT 1 OCT 8 OCT 15 OCT 22 OCT 29 NOV 6 FEB 18 FEB 25 MAR 4 MAR 11 MAR 18 MAR 25 APR 8

Marita Engzelius, Tulsa Deborah Martinez, UTEP Kate Ackerson, SMU Ana Maria Puche, East Carolina Marika Lendl, UCF Abby Bools, East Carolina Abby Bools, East Carolina Christina Wentworth, UAB Teresa Nogues, UTEP Linn Gustafsson, Tulane Samantha Holt, Southern Miss Ana Maria Puche, East Carolina Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane Samantha Holt, Southern Miss Linn Gustaffson, Tulane

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2008 Fall Women’s Golf Results Cincinnati Fall Classic

Lady Red Wolf Classic

ELKS RUN GOLF COURSE BATAVIA, OHIO SEPT. 15-16 PAR 72 • 6,207 YARDS

JONESBORO COUNTRY CLUB JONESBORO, ARK. OCT. 13-14 PAR 72 • 6,207 YARDS

Team Standings

Team Standings

1. Drake ................................................ 306 305 306 - 917 (+65) 2. Central Arkansas .............................. 304 309 310 - 923 (+72) 3. Murray State ..................................... 312 305 312 - 929 (+77) 4. Arkansas State ................................. 313 318 302 - 933 (+81) 5. TX A&M Corpus Christi..................... 310 316 310 - 936 (+84) T6. Austin Peay .................................. 319 315 322 - 956 (+104) T6. McLennan CC .............................. 321 320 315 - 956 (+104) 8. Memphis ........................................ 320 315 322 - 957 (+105) 9. Drury ............................................... 310 331 336 - 977 (+125) 10. Centenary ..................................... 345 322 314 - 981 (+129) 11. UAB .............................................. 329 328 325 - 982 (+130) 12. Lipscomb .................................... 330 333 339 - 1002 (+150) 13. Jackson State ............................. 344 334 337 - 1015 (+163) 14. Harding ....................................... 350 348 341 - 1039 (+187)

1. Georgia State ................................... 291 298 291 - 880 (+16) 2. Augusta State ................................... 305 296 295 - 896 (+32) 3. Cincinnati .......................................... 306 298 303 - 907 (+43) 4. Middle Tenn. ..................................... 304 298 306 - 908 (+44) 5. Texas Pan-American ........................ 309 310 307 - 926 (+62) 6. Southern Miss................................... 322 309 301 - 932 (+68) 7. Xavier University............................... 317 315 316 - 948 (+84) 8. Bethel College Indiana ..................... 321 315 313 - 949 (+85) 9. IPFW............................................... 323 332 321 - 976 (+112) 10. Memphis .................................... 358 349 316 - 1023 (+159)

Individual Top 10

Memphis Individuals

T10. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 78 76 72 - 226 (+10) T31. Marissa Steen .................................... 80 82 75 - 237 (+21) 48. Kathleen Glavin .................................... 89 81 78 - 248 (+32) 57. Caitlin McDonald ...............................110 110 91 - 312 (+96)

Individual Top 10

Johnie Imes Invitational CLUB AT OLD HAWTHORNE COLUMBIA, MO. SEPT. 29-30 PAR 72 • 6,204 YARDS Team Standings

1. Mississippi ........................................ 300 299 301 - 900 (+36) T2. Missouri .......................................... 300 298 304 - 902 (+38) T2. UALR .............................................. 303 290 309 - 902 (+38) 4. Miss. State ........................................ 306 303 302 - 911 (+47) 5. Kansas.............................................. 306 306 301 - 913 (+49) 6. Fla. International ............................... 308 306 304 - 918 (+54) 7. Princeton .......................................... 310 295 319 - 924 (+60) 8. Middle Tenn. ..................................... 303 309 315 - 927 (+63) 9. Texas State ....................................... 313 300 318 - 931 (+67) 10. Iowa ................................................ 301 317 317 - 935 (+71) 11. Missouri State ................................. 318 310 316 - 944 (+80) 12. Bradley University........................... 322 312 321 - 955 (+91) 13. UMKC ............................................. 319 321 321 - 961 (+97) 14. Redlands CC ................................ 322 320 326 - 968 (+104) 15. Southern Illinois ............................ 326 325 320 - 971 (+107) 16. Memphis ..................................... 338 336 325 - 999 (+135) 17. Drury ........................................... 337 337 336 - 1010 (+146)

Individual Top 10

1. Julia Potter, Missouri ................................. 67 70 72 - 209 (-7) 2. Dori Carter, Ole Miss ................................. 72 69 72 - 213 (-3) 3. Sara Wikstrom, UALR ............................... 75 70 70 - 215 (-1) T4. Hannah Weathersby, Miss. St. ............... 71 72 77 - 220 (+4) T4. Paula Hurtado, Fla. Int. .......................... 78 72 70 - 220 (+4) T6. Emily Powers, Kansas............................ 72 76 73 - 221 (+5) T6. Susannah Aboff, Princeton ..................... 74 70 77 - 221 (+5) 8. Catherine Dolan, MSU.............................. 75 74 73 - 222 (+6) 9. Mallory Batson, Miss. St. ......................... 65 75 73 - 224 (+8) 10. Sara Grantham, Ole Miss ....................... 76 75 74 - 225 (+9)

Memphis Individuals

T51. Marissa Steen .................................... 81 84 76 - 241 (+25) T62. Rachel Larson .................................... 80 80 86 - 246 (+30) T64. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 83 86 79 - 248 (+32) 87. Kathleen Glavin .................................... 94 86 84 - 264 (+48) 90. Caitlin McDonald ................................ 101 96 90 - 287 (+71)

1. Nicole Forshner, Central Ark................... 74 72 77 - 223 (+10) 2. Olivia Lansig, Drake ............................... 76 72 76 - 224 (+11) 3. Cassie Huffer, Ark. St. ........................... 79 80 69 - 228 (+15) T4. Kelly Godwin, Drake ............................. 75 79 76 - 230 (+17) T4. Marissa Steen, Memphis................... 78 78 74 - 230 (+17) 6. Kaitlyn Mauk, Drake ............................... 76 82 73 - 231 (+18) T7. Alex Hinteregger, Murray St. ................ 76 79 77 - 232 (+19) T7. Ashley Olynick, TAMUCC ..................... 76 76 80 - 232 (+19) T7. Bethany Yates, Murray St. .................... 74 74 84 - 232 (+19) T7. Chelsea Harris, Austin Peay................. 80 75 77 - 232 (+19) T7. Rachel Larson, Memphis ................... 81 75 76 - 232 (+19) T7. Rebecca Sorensen, Central Ark. .......... 74 82 76 - 232 (+19)

Memphis Individuals

T4. Marissa Steen ...................................... 78 78 74 - 230 (+17) T7. Rachel Larson ...................................... 81 75 76 - 232 (+19) T45. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 85 83 78 - 246 (+33) T70. Caitlin McDonald ................................ 88 91 94 - 273 (+60)

Ross Resort Invitational PINE NEEDLES GOLF CLUB SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. OCT. 27-28 PAR 72 • 6,180 YARDS Team Standings

1. Nova Southeastern ............................311 307 311 - 929 (+65) 2. Illinois State ...................................... 318 310 309 - 937 (+73) 3. Rollins College.................................. 317 313 315 - 945 (+81) 4. Augusta State ................................... 319 310 317 - 946 (+82) 5. Yale ................................................... 312 308 328 - 948 (+84) 6. Western Michigan ........................... 321 321 323 - 965 (+101) 7. Memphis ........................................ 323 326 322 - 971 (+107) 8. Methodist ...................................... 335 331 334 - 1000 (+136) 9. Bucknell ........................................ 336 328 339 - 1003 (+139)

Individual Top 10

1. Stacey Miller, Illinois St. ............................ 76 75 74 - 225 (+9) T2. Emilie Geury, Augusta St...................... 79 71 77 - 227 (+11) T2. Joanna Coe, Rollins ............................. 78 76 73 - 227 (+11) 4. Cassie Boles, Yale .................................. 75 73 82 - 230 (+14) T5. Laura Harris, Illinois St. ........................ 81 73 77 - 231 (+15) T5. Maria Garcia Austt, Nova SE................ 74 78 79 - 231 (+15) 7. Britney Hamilton, WMU .......................... 75 80 77 - 232 (+16) 8. Taylor Collins, Nova SE .......................... 81 74 78 - 233 (+17) T9. Brianna Seo, Rollins ............................. 81 77 76 - 234 (+18) T9. Nicole Whitmore, Nova SE ................... 78 79 77 - 234 (+18)

Memphis Individuals Leslie Grabeman tied for 10th at the 2008 Cincinnati Fall Invitational and shot a season low 72 in the third round.

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T11. Marissa Steen..................................... 78 77 80 - 235 (+19) T19. Rachel Larson .................................... 78 83 78 - 239 (+23) T27. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 83 81 82 - 246 (+30) T40. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 84 85 82 - 251 (+35) 50. Caitlin McDonald .............................. 100 107 98 - 305 (+89)

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1. Iliska Verwey, Georgia State...................... 64 76 70 - 210 (-6) 2. Mary Betancourt, Augusta St. .................... 71 67 77 - 215 (-1) T3. Catherine Madsen, Georgia St. .............. 74 71 76 - 221 (+5) T3. Kate Moore, Cincinnati ........................... 74 75 72 - 221 (+5) T3. Tamara Luccioli, Augusta St. .................. 75 75 71 - 221 (+5) T6. Stephanie Gough, Middle Tenn. ............. 79 71 72 - 222 (+6) T6. Virginia Espejo, Southern Miss. ............. 73 77 72 - 222 (+6) T8. Anna Camtell, Cincinnati ........................ 72 74 78 - 224 (+8) T8. Leigh Wilkins, Middle Tenn. .................... 73 72 79 - 224 (+8) T10. Leslie Grabeman, Memphis ............. 78 76 72 - 226 (+10) T10. MJ Camey, TX-Pan Am ...................... 78 79 69 - 226 (+10) T10. Sanra Maier, Georgia St. .................... 75 74 77 - 226 (+10) T10. Shanna Page, Bethel Indiana............. 76 77 73 - 226 (+10)

2009 Spring Women’s Golf Results Qdoba Invitational DON SHULA GOLF RESORT MIAMI LAKES, FLA. FEB. 15-17 PAR 72 • 6,223 YARDS Team Standings

1. Georgia State ................................... 291 299 301 - 891 (+27) 2. Tulane ............................................... 301 305 294 - 900 (+36) 3. Louisville ........................................... 299 296 306 - 901 (+37) 4. North Carolina State ......................... 294 304 306 - 904 (+40) 5. Washington State ............................. 302 303 304 - 909 (+45) 6. Oklahoma City Univ. ......................... 302 310 308 - 920 (+56) 7. James Madison ................................ 302 317 311 - 930 (+66) 8. Miami ................................................ 305 314 312 - 931 (+67) 9. Augusta State .................................... 310 306317 - 933 (+69) 10. Illinois State .................................... 304 318 312 - 934 (+70) 11. South Florida .................................. 311 314 310 - 935 (+71) 12. UNC-Greensboro............................ 318 317 313 - 948 (+84) 13. Memphis ...................................... 327 322 319 - 968 (+104) 14. Mercer ........................................ 326 344 331 - 1001 (+137)

Individual Top 10

1. Cindy LaCrosse, Louisville ....................... 74 72 72 - 218 (+2) 2. Iliska Verwey, Georgia St.......................... 73 73 74 - 220 (+4) 3. Sydney Cox, OK City U. ........................... 77 72 72 - 221 (+5) T4. Anna Scott, Georgia St. .......................... 71 76 76 - 223 (+7) T4. Cathrine Madsen, Georgia St. ................ 72 75 76 - 223 (+7) T4. Samantha Troyanovich, Tulane .............. 77 74 72 - 223 (+7) T8. Amy Eneroth, Wash. St. ......................... 76 74 74 - 224 (+8) T8. Kelly Lynch, J. Madison .......................... 73 74 77 - 224 (+8) T8. Laura Anderson, Louisville ..................... 71 75 78 - 224 (+8) T8. Linn Gustafsson, Tulane......................... 73 77 73 - 224 (+8)

Memphis Individuals

T22. Rachel Larson .................................... 80 75 75 - 230 (+14) T37. Marissa Steen .................................... 78 80 77 - 235 (+19) 67. Leslie Grabeman .................................. 83 83 84 - 250 (+34) T70. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 86 84 83 - 253 (+37)

Southern Miss Lady eagle Invitational

Lady Rebel Intercollegiate UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE OXFORD, MISS. APR. 4-5 PAR 72 • 6,132 YARDS Team Standings

1. Tulane ............................................... 300 295 294 - 889 (+25) 2. Mississippi ........................................ 307 306 288 - 901 (+37) 3. Oregon State .................................... 311 297 304 - 912 (+48) 4. Missouri ............................................ 312 298 303 - 913 (+49) 5. Arkansas State ................................. 313 307 301 - 921 (+57) 6. Southern Miss................................... 304 310 312 - 926 (+62) 7. Mississippi State ............................... 324 299 309 - 932 (+68) 8. Murray St. ......................................... 319 318 297 - 934 (+70) 9. Kennesaw St. ................................... 314 314 312 - 940 (+76) 10. Memphis ........................................ 328 315 311 - 954 (+90) 11. South Alabama ............................... 325 316 315 - 956 (+92) 12. Belmont ........................................ 323 316 326 - 965 (+101) 13. UAB .............................................. 324 334 328 - 986 (+122) 14. Jackson State ............................. 335 334 332 - 1001 (+137)

Individual Top 10

T1. Dori Carter, Ole Miss .............................. 73 73 71 - 217 (+1) T1. Linn Gustafsson, Tulane......................... 75 73 69 - 217 (+1) T3. Adrian Sportsman, Ark. St. ..................... 76 73 71 - 220 (+4) T3. Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane...................... 73 75 72 - 220 (+4) 5. Cara Freeman, Oregon St. ....................... 76 73 73 - 222 (+6) 6. Julia Potter, Missouri ................................ 74 75 74 - 223 (+7) 7. Ashley Agiulera, Kennesaw St. ................. 76 76 72 - 224 (+8) 8. Lorie Warren, Belmont ............................ 75 74 77 - 226 (+10) T9. Michelle Morgan ................................... 77 72 78 - 227 (+11) T9. Samantha Troyanovich, Tulane ............ 77 72 78 - 227 (+11) T9. Sara Grantham, Ole Miss ..................... 87 77 72 - 227 (+11)

Memphis Individuals

T12. Marissa Steen .................................... 76 75 77 - 228 (+12) T23. Rachel Larson .................................... 81 77 74 - 232 (+16) T58. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 84 81 82 - 247 (+31) T58. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 87 82 78 - 247 (+31) 76. Caitlin McDonald .................................. 94 93 92 - 279 (+63)

C-USa Women’s Golf Championship TULSA COUNTRY CLUB TULSA, OKLA. APR. 12-14 PAR 72 • 6,150 YARDS

CANEBRAKE COUNTRY CLUB HATTIESBURG, MISS. MAR. 23-24 PAR 71 • 6,031 YARDS

Team Standings

Team Standings

1. Tulane ............................................... 317 316 300 - 933 (+69) 2. UCF .................................................. 318 321 317 - 956 (+92) 3. East Carolina .................................... 321 319 317 - 957 (+93) 4. Tulsa ............................................... 328 322 319 - 969 (+105) 5. UTEP .............................................. 339 317 334 - 990 (+126) 6. Southern Miss............................... 330 344 335 - 1009 (+145) 7. SMU.............................................. 346 339 337 - 1022 (+158) 8. Memphis ...................................... 349 341 339 - 1029 (+165) 9. UAB .............................................. 347 352 343 - 1042 (+178) 10. Marshall ...................................... 350 345 354 - 1049 (+185)

1. Southern Miss.......................................... 295 302 - 597 (+29) 2. South Alabama ........................................ 308 304 - 612 (+44) 3. Belmont ................................................... 304 312 - 616 (+48) 4. Jackson State .......................................... 315 308 - 623 (+55) T5. Nicholls State ........................................ 314 319 - 633 (+65) T5. West Florida .......................................... 315 318 - 633 (+65) 7. McNeese State ........................................ 325 319 - 644 (+76) 8. Memphis ................................................. 328 323 - 651 (+83) 9. DePauw ................................................... 326 329 - 655 (+87) 10. Kentucky Wesleyan ............................. 342 347 - 689 (+121)

Individual Top 10

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As a freshman, Kathleen Glavin earned her first top-20 finish in the Lady Eagle Invitational in 2009 with a tie for 12th.

1. Lorie Warren, Belmont ................................... 71 72 - 143 (+1) 2. Samantha Holt, So. Miss. .............................. 72 72 - 144 (+2) 3. Jennifer Sells, Jackson St. ............................ 76 71 - 147 (+5) 4. Amy Roberts, So. Miss. ................................. 75 73 - 148 (+6) 5. Rebecka Nilsson, So. Miss. ........................... 73 76 - 149 (+7) 6. Nina Offenberg, So. Alabama ........................ 73 77 - 150 (+8) T7. Claudia Wolf, So. Alabama.......................... 79 72 - 151 (+9) T7. Elyse Kinley, Nicholls St. ............................. 78 73 - 151 (+9) T7. Natalia Espinosa, W. Florida ....................... 75 76 - 151 (+9) 10. Sofia Joensson, Nicholls St. ...................... 75 77 - 152 (+10)

1. Daniela Holmqvist, Tulane ........................ 74 75 76 - 225 (+9) 2. Sarah Elliot, Tulsa................................... 75 79 81 - 235 (+19) T3. Ana Maria Puche, ECU ........................ 78 83 75 - 236 (+20) T3. Janine Fellows, Tulane ......................... 82 79 75 - 236 (+20) 5. Teresa Noques, UTEP ............................ 79 76 82 - 237 (+21) T6. Colleen Estes, ECU.............................. 80 82 76 - 238 (+22) T6. Kate Ackerson, SMU ............................ 78 80 80 - 238 (+22) 8. Linn Gustafsson...................................... 78 87 74 - 239 (+23) 9. Mayule Tamimbang, UCF ....................... 81 82 77 - 240 (+24) T10. Ashley McKenney, Tulane .................. 84 78 79 - 241 (+25) T10. Victoria Tomko, UCF .......................... 73 88 80 - 241 (+25)

Memphis Individuals

Memphis Individuals

T12. Kathleen Glavin ....................................... 79 76 - 155 (+13) T23. Marissa Steen ......................................... 80 81 - 161 (+19) T27. Rachel Larson ......................................... 82 81 - 163 (+21) T46. Leslie Grabeman ..................................... 87 85 - 172 (+30) 55. Caitlin McDonald ....................................... 99 96 - 185 (+43)

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Rachel Larson closed out her Memphis career by finishing tied for 12th in the C-USA Championship in 2009.

T12. Marissa Steen .................................... 76 75 77 - 228 (+12) T23. Rachel Larson .................................... 81 77 74 - 232 (+16) T58. Kathleen Glavin .................................. 84 81 82 - 247 (+31) T58. Leslie Grabeman ................................ 87 82 78 - 247 (+31) 76. Caitlin McDonald .................................. 94 93 92 - 279 (+63)

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2008-09 Women’s Golf Statistics

Team Results Fall 2008 9/15-16 9/29-30 10/13-14 10/27-28

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Cincinnati Fall Invitational (Cincinnati, Ohio) Johnie Imes Invitational (Columbia, Mo.) Lady Red Wolves Classic (Jonesboro, Ark.) Ross Resorts Invitational Southern Pines, N.C.)

358 338 320 323

349 336 315 326

316 325 322 322

1,023 999 957 971

11th 16th 8th 7th

11 17 14 9

72 72 71 72

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Qdoba Invitational (Miami, Fla.) Lady Eagle Invitational (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

Lady Rebel Intercollegiate (Madison, Miss.)

C-USA Championship (Tulsa, Okla.)

327 328 328 349

322 323 315 341

319 -311 339

968 651 954 1,029

13th 8th 10th 8th

14 10 14 10

72 71 72 72

1st

2nd

3rd

Total

Place

Teams

Par

Lady Paladin Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Cincinnati Fall Invitational (Cincinnati, Ohio) Lady Red Wolves Classic (Jonesboro, Ark.) CSU Wendy’s Invitational (Charleston, S.C.) UAB Beach Blast (Gulf Shores, Ala.)

327 319 315 309 300

322 325 314 305 295

-306 ----

649 950 629 614 595

14th 6th T3rd 3rd 1st

17 14 13 15 12

72 72 71 72 72

Spring 2009 2/14-16 3/23-24 4/3-5 4/12-14

Fall 2009 9/18-20 9/28-29 10/12-13 10/19-20 11/2-3

Individual Results Fall 2008

Cincinnati

Johnie Imes

Lady Wolves

Ross Resorts

Kathleen Glavin Leslie Grabeman Rachel Larson Caitlin McDonald Marissa Steen

(48) 89-81-78=248 (T10) 78-76-72=226 DNP (57) 111-110-91=312 (T31) 80-82-75=237

(87) 94-86-84=264 (T64) 83-86-79=248 (T62) 80-80-86=246 (90) 101-96-90=287 (T51) 81-84-76=241

(T45) 85-83-78=246 (WD) 76-79-WD=155 (T7) 81-75-76=232 (T70) 88-91-94=273 (T4) 78-78-74=230

(T40) 84-85-82=251 (T27) 83-81-82=246 (T19) 78-83-78=239 (50) 100-107-98=305 (T11) 78-77-80=235

Spring 2009

Qdoba

Lady Eagle

Rebel Int.

C-USA Champ.

Kathleen Glavin Leslie Grabeman Rachel Larson Caitlin McDonald Marissa Steen

(T70) 86-84-83=253 (67) 83-83-84=250 (T22) 80-75-75=230 DNP (T37) 78-77-80=235

(T12) 79-76=155 (T46) 87-85=172 (T27) 82-81=163 (55) 99-86=185 (T23) 80-81=161

(T58) 84-81-82=247 (T58) 87-82-78=247 (T24) 81-77-74=232 (76) 94-93-92=279 (T12) 76-75-77=228

(36) 85-91-89=265 (T41) 93-86-91=270 (T12) 84-80-78=242 (47) 110-102-93=305 (T26) 87-84-81=252

Fall 2009

Lady Paladin

Cincinnati

Lady Wolves

Wendy’s

UAB

Alex Aläng Julia Hodgson Kathleen Glavin Leslie Grabeman Sarah Mathews Caitlin McDonald Marissa Steen

(DQ) 88-DQ DNP (T52) 81-80=161 (T44) 81-79=160 (T80) 82-85=167 DNP (T52) 83-78=161

DNP (T33) 81-84-79=244 (T54) 89-81-80=250 (T10) 81-79-75=235 (T25) 79-83-77=239 DNP (T10) 78-82-75=235

DNP (T40) 81-83=164 (T49) 80-87=167 (T4) 78-74=152 (T56) 90-80=170 (71) 96-101=197 (T8) 76-77=153

(8)79-73=152 (45) 86-79=165 DNP (T20) 81-75=156 (T17) 76-79=155 DNP (T10) 76-77=153

(T11) 79-73=152 DNP (T8) 72-78=150 (5) 76-72=148 (T2) 74-73=147 DNP (T26) 78-77=155

2008-09 Individual Totals Golfer

Rounds

Low

Strokes

Round Average

Tourn. Average

Top 20 Finish

Marissa Steen............................. 23 ............................ 74 .................... 1,819 ...........................79.1 ................................... 237.0..................................3 Rachel Larson ............................ 20 ............................ 74 .................... 1,584 ...........................79.2 ................................... 237.4..................................3 Leslie Grabeman ........................ 22 ............................ 72 .................... 1,814 ...........................82.5 ................................... 247.0..................................3 Kathleen Glavin .......................... 23 ............................ 76 .................... 1.929 ...........................83.9 ................................... 251.4..................................1

2009 Fall Individual Totals Golfer

Rounds

Low

Strokes

Round Average

Tourn. Average

Top 20 Finish

Leslie Grabeman ........................ 11 ............................ 72 ......................851 ............................77.4 ................................... 230.2..................................4 Marissa Steen............................. 11 ............................ 75 ......................857 ............................77.9 ................................... 231.4..................................3 Alex Aläng.................................... 5 ............................. 73 ......................390 ............................. 78 ....................................... N/A ...................................2 Sarah Mathews........................... 11 ............................ 73 ......................878 ............................79.8 ................................... 237.2..................................2 Kathleen Glavin ........................... 9 ............................. 72 ......................728 ............................80.9 ................................... 242.0..................................1 Julia Hodgson .............................. 7 ............................. 79 ......................573 ............................81.9 ................................... 243.7..................................0 Caitlin McDonald ......................... 2 ............................. 96 ......................197 ............................98.5 ..................................... N/A ...................................0

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Caitlin McDonald ........................ 20 ............................ 86 .................... 1,946 ...........................97.3 ................................... 291.3..................................0

Women’s Golf all-Time Roster

a a a a a a a llllllll Alex Aläng

(2009)

Bbbbbbb Mary Anne Bailey Molly Baney Cameron Barber Angela Barker Allison Bell Mary Jane Bowen Cynthia Brooks Brionie Brown Taylor Bunnell Emily Burch Ashley Burross

(1978-80) (1983-84) (2003-07) (1984-88) (1993-95) (1978-80) (1986-89) (1994) (2007-08) (1998-99) (2003-07)

ccccccc Dawn-Marie Conaty Beatriz Cowman

(2006-08) (1987-91)

ddddddd Cindy Davis Maureen Danehy Christy Dristy Kim Dutelle

(1979) (1978-80) (1981-82) (1990-92)

eeeeeee Josey Edwards Heather Eschenburg

(1998-03) (1993-96)

Leah Lacy Stephanie Landers Rachel Larson Alissa Lauder Heather Lee Leslie Leonard Marnie Liles Nancy Lonas Valerie Luehrs

(1981-83) (1991-93) (2005-09) (1991-94) (1987-91) (1987-88) (1981-82) (1981-82) (1996-00)

mmmmmm Monice Madden Meghan Mahoney Alana Mann Sarah Mathews Caitlin McDonald Ruth Meaders Brenda McKown Amanda Moltke-Leth Abby More

(1978) (2003-08) (1990-94) (2009) (2008-09) (1978) (1978-80) (1996-98) (1999-03)

ooooooo Kathryn O’Rourke

(2003-07)

ppppppp Andrea Papp Christi Parkes Nikki Payne Alexa Porter

(1999-00) (1984-87) (1983-85) (2007-08)

fffffff rrrrrrr Cristi Fernandez Leslie Ferrell Leslie Folsom Meaghan Francella

(1992-95) (1995-98) (1985-88) (2000-02)

Danielle Reilly Kari Roberts Bernie Rosero Marianne Ruud

(2002) (1985-86) (2004-06) (2000-03)

Lady Tiger all-Time Coaching Roster Coach Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Lynn Parkes Sally Andrews Sally Andrews Sally Andrews Sally Andrews Sally Andrews Lori Brock Lori Brock Lori Brock Lori Brock Debby King Debby King Debby King Debby King Debby King Debby King Katie Rump (Interim) Sheryl Maize Donna Noonan (Interim) Jenny Bruun Jenny Bruun Jenny Bruun Jenny Bruun Beth Harrelson

Season 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

Conf. Finish N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 5th • Metro N/A 3rd • Metro 3rd • Metro 3rd • Metro 2nd • Metro N/A N/A 1st • Great Midwest 1st • Great Midwest 2nd • C-USA 1st • C-USA 3rd • C-USA 4th • C-USA 4th • C-USA 1st • C-USA 4th • C-USA 6th • C-USA 8th • C-USA 7th • C-USA 6th • C-USA 1st • C-USA 5th • C-USA 8th • C-USA

NCAA Finish DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Regional Regional Regional Regional DNQ Regional Regional DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Regional DNQ DNQ

ggggggg sssssss Ashleigh Garman Naima Ghilain Cynthia Giannini Kathleen Glavin Leslie Grabeman

(2004-05) (1995-99) (1984-86) (2008-09) (2007-09)

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Teresa Healy Sandra Hellsvik Laura Hessenauer Julia Hodgson Jennifer Hoff Christy Hull Susan Hundley Kim Hunt Marie-Louise Hviid

(1979-80) (1998-02) (1984-85) (2009) (1992-93) (2003-06) (1979-82) (1993-97) (1994-96)

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Melissa Isham

(1994-96)

jjjjjjj Jennifer Jaszek Debbie Johnson Jennifer Jordan

(2000-03) (1993-94) (1995-98)

Renee Schafer Margaret Shaffer Judy Staub Marissa Steen Kayla Stewart Marla Stuart

(1981-84) (1982-85) (1981-83) (2008-09) (2005-06) (1985)

Gia Kronske

SALLY ANDREWS

LORI BROCK

Nine Seasons 1977-1986

Five Seasons 1986-1991

Four Seasons 1991-1995

DEBBY KING

KATIE RUMP

SHERYL MAIZE

Six Seasons 1995-2001

One Season 2001-2002

One Season 2002-2003

DONNA NOONAN

JENNY BRUUN

BETH HARRELSON

One Season 2003-2004

Four Seasons 2004-2008

Two Seasons 2008-Present

ttttttt Stacey Tate Meredith Thomas Natalie Tucker

(2004-07) (1995-98) (1997-99)

vvvvvvv Kathy Vendetti

(1980-83)

wwwwww Beth Walthal Lori Whitaker Jackie Worley

(1983-87) (1980-83) (1978-80)

yyyyyyy Karen Young

(1978-80)

Returning golfers listed in bold

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LYNN PARKES

(1987-91)

University of memphis

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Women’s Golf Record Book and Honors 5.

LOW ROUND 1. 66

Valerie Luehrs Lady Tar Heel, 1997 2. 68 Stacey Tate C-USA Championship, 2007 68 Stacey Tate John Kirk/Lady Panther, 2007 68 Marianne Ruud C-USA Championship, 2000 68 Amanda Moltke-Leth Lady Panther, 1996 68 Stacey Tate Pat Bradley Invite, 2006 7. 69 Stacey Tate Lady Paladin Invite, 2006 69 Stacey Tate Ron Moore, 2006 69 Amanda Moltke-Leth C-USA Championship, 1997 69 Amanda Moltke-Leth Duke Spring Invite, 1997 69 Melissa Isham Lady Panther, 1995 12. 70 Accomplished 13 times LOW 36 1. 139 2.

3.

5.

Valerie Luehrs Lady Tar Heel, 1997 140 Stacey Tate J. Kirk/Lady Panther, 2007 140 Amanda Moltke-Leth Lady Panther, 1996 141 Meaghan Francella NCAA East Regional, 2002 141 Stacey Tate Lady Eagle Invite, 2006 142 Stacey Tate Lady Eagle Classic, 2005 142 Meaghan Francella C-USA Championship, 2001

LOW 54 1. 211 2.

3.

Stacey Tate Lady Eagle Invite, 2006 212 Stacey Tate C-USA Championship, 2007 214 Stacey Tate Pat Bradley, 2006

LOW 36 1. 581 Lady Tar Heel, 1997 2 589 Memphis Women’s, 2002 3. 591 Bryan National, 2001 4. 592 Cleveland Classic, 2003 592 C-USA Champ., 2001 592 LSU/Fairwood, 1998 LOW 54 1. 892 Lady Tar Heel, 1997 2. 894 LSU/Fairwood, 1998 3. 896 Memphis Women’s, 2002 4. 897 NCAA East Region, 2002 5. 902 Bryan National, 2001 902 Lady Tar Heel, 1995 Honors

Stacey Tate (2004-07) was the 2006 C-USA Player of the Year.

4.

5.

215

Stacey Tate Lady Eagle Classic, 2005 219 Stacey Tate Lady Paladin Invite, 2006 219 Stacey Tate Ron Moore Inter., 2006 219 Jennifer Jaszek Memphis Women’s, 2002 219 Meaghan Francella C-USA Championship, 2001 219 Marianne Ruud Bryan National, 2001 219 Meaghan Francella Lady Paladin, 2000 219 Natalie Tucker NCAA East Regional, 1999 219 Natalie Tucker Lady Tar Heel, 1999 219 Natalie Tucker Memphis Women’s, 1998 219 Amanda Moltke-Leth Duke Spring Invite, 1997

LOWEST SEASON AVERAGE 1. 74.1 Stacey Tate, 2005-06 2. 75.1 Stacey Tate, 2006-07 3. 75.4 4. 75.5 5. 75.9 75.9

Amanda Moltke-Leth, 1997-98 Meaghan Francella, 2001-02 Meaghan Francella, 2000-01 Amanda Moltke-Leth, 1996-97

LOWEST CAREER AVERAGE 1. 75.3 Stacey Tate, 2004-07 2. 75.8 Meaghan Francella, 2000-02 3. 75.9 Amanda Moltke-Leth, 1996-98

4. 77.3 Marianne Ruud, 2000-03 5. 77.5 Naima Ghilain, 1995-99 Team Records

Marie-Louise Hviid (1994-96) was a first team All-Conference USA selection in 1996.

University of memphis

292 Lady Tar Heel, 1995 293 Wildcat Fall Invite, 2005 293 Lady Tar Heel, 1997

LOW ROUND 1. 292 Memphis Women’s, 2002 292 Pine Needles, 2000 292 C-USA Champ., 2000

M CLUB HALL OF FAME 2001 Kim Hunt-O’Neil 1999 Beth Walthal-Harrelson 1994 Kathy Vendetti ALL-CONFERENCE USA 2008 Rachel Larson (3rd) 2007 Stacey Tate (1st) Dawn-Marie Conaty (3rd) Rachel Larson (3rd) 2006 Stacey Tate (1st) 2005 Stacey Tate (3rd) 2003 Marianne Ruud (2nd) Jennifer Jaszek (3rd) 2002 Meaghan Francella (1st) Jennifer Jaszek (2nd) 2001 Meaghan Francella Marianne Ruud 2000 Valerie Luehrs 1999 Naimia Ghilain (1st) Natalie Tucker (1st) 1998 Amanda Moltke-Leth (1st) Naima Ghilian (2nd) 1997 Naima Ghilain (1st) Amanda Moltke-Leth (1st) Kim Hunt (1st) Valerie Luehers (2nd) Meredith Thomas (2nd) 1996 Naima Ghilain (1st) Marie-Louise Hviid (1st) Meredith Thomas (2nd) Kim Hunt (2nd) Jennifer Jordan (2nd)

C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2003 Danielle Reilly C-USA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2008 Alexa Porter 2007 Stacey Tate 2006 Stacey Tate 2001 Meghan Francella (Medalist) Marianne Ruud Jennifer Jaszek 2000 Marianne Ruud C-USA PLAYER OF THE WEEK/MONTH 2009 Leslie Grabeman (Oct. 14) 2007 Stacey Tate (April 4) 2007 Rachel Larson (Feb. 14) 2006 Stacey Tate (Oct. 11) 2006 Stacey Tate (March 1) 2006 Stacey Tate (April 5) 2006 Stacey Tate (April 12) 2005 Stacey Tate (April 7) 2002 Jennifer Jaszek (Sept.)

Marianne Ruud (Feb.) 2001 Marianne Ruud (Sept.)

Meaghan Francella (April 2) Marianne Ruud (April 9) 2000 Valerie Luehrs (Oct) 1997 Naima Ghilain (April 15) 1996 Naima Ghilain (April 15) C-USA ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2008 Rachel Larson 2007 Rachel Larson ALL-GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE 1995 Melissa Isham (Medalist) Marie-Louise Hviid Allison Bell Cristi Fernandez 1994 Allison Bell (Medalist) Kim Hunt Alana Mann Alissa Lauder ALL NCAA REGIONAL 2002 Meaghan Francella (East) 1999 Natalie Tucker (Mid-Atlantic) NATIONAL GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR 2009 Kathleen Glavin Marissa Steen 2007 Cameron Barber Rachel Larson 2006 Rachel Larson

C-USA PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2006 Stacey Tate 1997 Kim Hunt Page 59

Individual Records

C-USA COACH OF THE YEAR 2007 Jenny Bruun 1997 Debbie King C-USA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2001 Meghan Francella 2000 Marianne Ruud 1997 Amanda Moltke-Leth 1996 Naima Ghilain Natalie Tucker (1997-99) was an All NCAA Regional selection in 1999.

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Women’s Golf Year-By-Year Results

1978-79 FALL ‘78 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

1981-82 FALL ‘81 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

1986-87 SCORE/FINISH

App. State Invitational...... Georgia, 627 ............... 698/11th of 12 Purdue Invitational ........... Ohio St., 621 ............... 698/12th of 16 Missouri Invitational .......... OK St., 603 .................. 695/9th of 13 Lady Jack Inv. ............ Houston Baptist, 951......... 1020/7th of 11

Wildcat Fall Inv. ............... Ohio St., 921 ............... 977/13th of 17 Memphis Women’s Inv......Furman, 910 ............... 945/11th of 16 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ............ Ohio St., 930 ............... 984/13th of 19 Lady Buckeye Inv. ........... Ohio St., 903 ............... 967/15th of 21

SPRING ‘79

SPRING ‘82

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Texas A&M Invitational .......SMU, 934 .............. 1099/12th of 14 Duke Invitational .............. Georgia, 313 ................ 340/5th of 18 Southern Collegiate ......... Georgia, 948 ............. 725/21st of 25* *Memphis failed to make cut after 36 holes

1979-80 FALL ‘79 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Blue Ridge Invitational ..... Georgia, 613 ............... 680/12th of 14 Purdue Invitational ........... Marshall, 632............... 655/11th of 20 Lady Tar Heel Invitational ...UNC, 961 ............... 1027/15th of 21 Missouri Invitational ......... Missouri, 654 ................. 681/6th of 12

SPRING ‘80 TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

SCORE/FINISH

Peggy Kirk Bell Inv............ Florida, 931 ..............1042/10th of 11 Tiger-Tide Invitational ...... Georgia, 619 .................. 679/8th of 8 Lady Buckeye Inv. ........... Ohio St., 955 ............ 1048/10th of 17 Southern Collegiate ......... Georgia, 922 ............. 673/20th of 28* *Memphis failed to make cut after 36 holes

SCORE/FINISH

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Tiger-Tide Invitational .......Furman, 878 ............... 995/11th of 17 Lady Seminole Inv. ............ Miami, 900............... 1019/14th of 17 Wildcat Fall Inv. .............. Kentucky, 912 .............. 997/12th of 17 Memphis Women’s Inv........Duke, 910 ................... 986/9th of 15 Lady Cardinal Inv. ...............SMU, 923 ................... 999/9th of 11

SPRING ‘87 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Southern Intercollegiate...Alabama, 919 ........... 1037/16th of 17 Hudson Industries Inv. ...S. Carolina, 919 ......... 1006/12th of 14 Lady Gamecock Inv. .........Furman, 903 .............. 994/12th of 12

1982-83 FALL ‘82 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Florida International Inv. .... Miami, 911 ................. 982/13th of 15 Wildcat Fall Inv. ............... Ohio St., 921 ............... 977/13th of 17 Memphis Women’s Inv......Furman, 910 ............... 945/11th of 16 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ............ Ohio St., 930 ............... 982/13th of 15 Lady Buckeye Inv. ........... Ohio St., 903 ............... 967/15th of 21

SPRING ‘83 CHAMPION

CHAMPION

Southern Intercollegiate..... Tulsa, 912 ................ 976/14th of 18 Memphis Women’s Inv........ LSU, 891 ................... 953/9th of 15 Lady Gamecock Inv. ......S. Carolina, 897 ............. 944/6th of 12

FALL ‘86

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

LSU/Fairwood Inv. .............. TCU, 599 ................... 645/9th of 12 Troy St. Invitational ..........Alabama, 942 ..............1007/5th of 11

1983-84 FALL ‘83 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama-Seascape Inv...... Texas, 918................. 970/10th of 18 Lady Seminole Inv. .......... Georgia, 910 ............... 962/13th of 16 Wildcat Fall Invitational ... Kentucky, 597 ................ 641/8th of 15 Memphis Women’s Inv.... S. Florida, 900................ 942/9th of 17 Space Coast Inv. ................Tulsa 915................ 1014/14th of 14

SPRING ‘84 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Cancellation Classic .........Furman, 922 .................985/9th of 11 Duke Invitational ...............Furman, 924 ................ 994/9th of 15 Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 912 .............. 967/15th of 19 Southern Intercollegiate..... Tulsa, 909 ................ 998/17th of 17 Troy State Inv...................Alabama, 930 ............... 992/9th of 18

Memphis women’s golf coach Beth Walthal-Harrelson played for the Tigers from 1983-87 and was voted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 1999.

1984-85 FALL ‘84 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Alabama-Seascape Inv.....Furman, 605 ............... 650/13th of 18 Wildcat Fall Inv. .............. Kentucky, 899 .............. 951/10th of 17 Memphis Women’s Inv........Duke, 629 ................. 666/12th of 17 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ............ Georgia, 894 ............... 961/11th of 14

SPRING ‘85 TOURNAMENT Current Memphis Associate AD/SWA Lynn Parkes started the Lady Tiger golf program and headed the squad from 1977-86.

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TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Tiger-Tide Invitational ...... Georgia, 619 .................. 679/8th of 8 Wildcat Fall Invitational ................................. Scores unavailable Peggy Kirk Bell Inv........................................ Scores unavailable

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SCORE/FINISH

1985-86 SCORE/FINISH

Georgia Invitational.......... Georgia, 964 ............. 1072/18th of 22 Missouri Invitational ........ Nebraska, 658................ 701/6th of 11 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ............ Georgia, 912 ............. 1004/19th of 27 W. Kentucky Inv. ............. Kentucky, 647 ..................663/3rd of 3

SPRING ‘81

CHAMPION

Cancellation Classic ........ Georgia, 926 .................. 995/5th of 9 Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 924 ............ 1014/18th of 23 Southern Intercollegiate..... Tulsa, 902 .............. 1005/16th of 16 Hudson Industries Inv. ...... Florida, 885 ................946/11th of 23 Lady Gamecock Inv. ...... S.Carolina, 924 ............ 996/12th of 14

FALL ‘85 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Seminole Inv. ........... Florida, 888 ................ 946/14th of 19 Memphis Women’s Inv........ LSU, 912 .................. 977/10th of 17 Lady Kat Invitational ....... Kentucky, 905 ................ 957/5th of 12 Alabama Seascape Inv. .... Florida, 597 ................ 654/10th of 15 Lady Cardinal Inv. ............... LSU, 597 .................... 649/9th of 10

SPRING ‘86 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Paladin Inv. ................ LSU, 906 ............... 1004/16th of 16 Hudson Industries Inv. ...... Florida, 908 ............. 1003/15th of 21 Lady Gamecock Inv. ........ Georgia, 916 .............. 958/10th of 13 Metro Conf. Tourn. .......... Kentucky, 881 ................. 925/5th of 7

1987-88 FALL ‘87 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Tiger-Tide Invitational ..... S. Florida, 937................ 979/7th of 15 Lady Cardinal Inv. ............... LSU, 932 .................... 969/9th of 11 Lady Seminole Inv. ............ Miami, 917................. 981/13th of 19 Memphis Women’s Inv........Duke, 921 ................... 954/5th of 16 Lady Kat Inv. ................... Kentucky, 903 ............... 967/ 8th of 17

SPRING ‘88 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Hudson Industries Inv. ...... Auburn, 909.............. 975/ 10th of 14 Lady Gamecock Inv. ......... OK St., 915 ............ 1015/ 12th of 15 Woodbridge Collegiate ...... Miami, 900................ 996/10th of 10 Southern Intercollegiate... Georgia, 879 .............. 988/15th of 16 Metro Conf. Champ. ......... Fla. St., 909................... 960/3rd of 4

1988-89 FALL ‘88 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Tiger-Tide Invitational ......Alabama, 917 ................ 940/5th of 13 Lady Kat Invitational ....... Kentucky, 927 ................ 969/9th of 19 Memphis Women’s Inv.... Kentucky, 910 ................ 952/8th of 17 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 902 ................. 993/15th of 17 Lady Blazer Inv. ............ Memphis, 934............... 934/1st of 10

SPRING ‘89 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Hudson Industries Inv. ....... Miami, 901.................. 956/7th of 18 Metro Conf. Champ. ......... Fla. St., 918................... 939/3rd of 4 Lady Gamecock Inv. ........... TCU, 916 ................. 968/12th of 13 Susie Maxwell Classic .....Alabama, 937 ..............1018/6th of 11

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1989-90 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Tar Heel Inv. ........... Kentucky, 919 .............. 970/15th of 16 Memphis Women’s Inv......Furman, 906 ................. 947/8th of 15 Lady Kat Inv. ..................... Auburn, 920.................. 963/8th of 17 Tiger-Tide Inv. .................. Georgia, 882 ............... 951/16th of 20 Lady Blazer Inv. ............So. Alabama, 934 ............ 957/2nd of 10

SPRING ‘90 TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

1990-91

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Paladin Inv. ..........Wake Forest, 897 .................... 948/15th Lady Kat Invitational .....Wake Forest, 900 .................... 968/14th Memphis Women’s Inv... Tennessee, 927........................957/3rd UNC-Wilmington Inv. ..... Arizona St., 900...................... 995/16th

SPRING ‘95 CHAMPION

C.C. of Alabama Inv. ....Auburn (Blue), 922 ........... 973/4th of 10 Lady Gamecock Inv. ........ Georgia, 921 ...............980/11th of 14 Lady Paladin Inv. ................Duke, 942 .................1003/7th of 11 Lady Jag’s Inv. .................... LSU, 878 ................... 926/9th of 17 Metro Conf. Champ. ......S. Carolina, 918 ............... 958/3rd of 4

FALL ‘90

1994-95 FALL ‘94

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

LSU/Fairwood Inv. .............. LSU, 900 ............................ 935/5th USF Invitational ................Indiana, 928 ......................... 979/4th Peggy Kirk-Bell Inv. ..........Indiana, 920 ......................... 953/7th Great Midwest Champ. ... Memphis, 947 .........................947/1st

1995-96 FALL ‘95 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

Tiger-Tide Invitational ................................... Scores Unavailable Memphis Women’s Inv......Furman, 916 .......................... 930/4th Lady Tar Heel Invitational ............................. Scores Unavailable

SPRING ‘91

SPRING ‘96

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

SCORE/FINISH

C.C. of Alabama Inv. ......S. Carolina, 612 ...................... 641/4th Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 902 ....................... 960/12th Metro Conf. Champ. ......... Fla. St., 600 ......................... 631/2nd Lady Jag’s Inv. .................... LSU, 918 ...........................965/11th Lady Gamecock Inv. ....... Kentucky, 926 ........................ 948/6th

TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

SCORE/FINISH

Peggy Kirk-Bell Inv. ....... Minnesota, 937 ...................... 950/2nd Lady Gamecock Inv. ...........Duke, 914 ........................... 947/7th Husker Women’s Inv..... Memphis, 949........................ 949/1st Southern Inter. ..............San Jose St., 916 ................... 968/12th So. Alabama Inter. .............. LSU, 886 ............................ 929/4th

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

FALL ‘96 TOURNAMENT

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SPRING ‘97 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

LSU/Fairwood Inv. ............Arizona, 891 ......................... 923/3rd Duke Spring Inv. ............ Tennessee, 915....................... 936/5th Liz Murphey Classic ........ Georgia, 907 ......................... 933/7th C-USA Championship .. Memphis, 912........................ 912/1st NCAA East Regional .......Ohio St., 937- ........................ 958/8th

TOURNAMENT

FALL ‘98

SCORE/FINISH

SPRING ‘99

SCORE/FINISH

CHAMPION

University of memphis

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

1999-2000 FALL ‘99

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Memphis Women’s Inv.....Miss. St., 922 ..............949/T3rd of 10 Lady Buckeye Inv. ............ Purdue, 919................ 969/11th of 12 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ..............Duke, 891 ................. 982/15th of 15 Mercedez-Benz Champ. .. Georgia, 906 ............... 988/18th of 18 Lady Paladin Inv. ..........Wake Forest, 892 ........... 959/14th of 24 Rainbow Wahine Golf Classic .... UCLA, 923.................954/T8th of 14

SCORE/FINISH

SPRING ‘00

SCORE/FINISH

LSU/Fairwood Inv. .........Texas Tech, 912 .................. 969/T11th UNT/SMU Invitational ..... Nebraska, 627........................ 632/3rd USF Invitational ............Wake Forest, 922 ................. 1033/20th Great Midwest Conf. Champ. .. Memphis, 975 .........................975/1st

SCORE/FINISH

Liz Murphey Classic ...........Duke, 620 .................. 641/7th of 18 Bryan National Coll. ...... Washington, 916 ............. 959/8th of 12 Liz Murphy Classic .......... Georgia, 872 .............. 981/17th of 18 C-USA Championship......... USF, 928 ..................... 949/4th of 6 NCAA East Regional ....... Georgia, 884 .............. 923/15th of 19

TOURNAMENT CHAMPION

CHAMPION

Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 854 ................... 914/6th of 17 Beacon Woods Inv. ............. USF, 903 ....................914/3rd of 12 Mercedez-Benz Champ. .....Duke, 892 .................927/T8th of 17 Lady Paladin Inv. ............. Georgia, 905 ................. 934/7th of 18 Memphis Women’s Inv.....Alabama, 904 ................914/3rd of 15

Tiger-Tide Invitational ......... LSU, 618 ......................... 655/T11th Carolyn Cudone Inter.....S. Carolina, 910 ................... 1009/15th Memphis Women’s Inv......Furman, 924 .......................... 957/5th Lady Tar Heel Inv. .........Wake Forest, 900 .................... 925/14th

SPRING ‘94

1998-99 TOURNAMENT

1993-94 TOURNAMENT

SCORE/FINISH

Natalie Tucker (1997-99) helped the Lady Tigers reach the NCAA Regionals in 1998 and 1999.

TOURNAMENT CHAMPION

CHAMPION

Liz Murphey Classic ........ Georgia, 883 ......................... 937/8th LSU/Fairwood Inv. .............. LSU, 890 ........................... 894/2nd GTE Mo-Morial ..............Texas A&M, 898 ...................... 931/3rd C-USA Championship......... USF, 902 ..................... 915/3rd of 6 NCAA East Regional ....... Georgia, 882 ....................... 920/10th

SCORE/FINISH

Southern Inter. ..............San Jose St., 916 ............... 1026/T15th Peggy Kirk-Bell Inv. ......Wake Forest, 919 ................. 1003/10th So. Alabama Inter. ...........Ole Miss, 920 .......................967/11th Lady Gamecock Inv. .........Furman, 909 ....................... 979/14th

FALL ‘93

TOURNAMENT

Memphis Women’s Inv. Memphis, 919.........................919/1st Lady Tar Heel Inv. .......... Tennessee, 908...................... 960/11th Lady Kat Invitational ....... Kentucky, 904 ........................ 912/2nd Lady Paladin Inv. ..........Wake Forest, 908 ...................... 916/5th Lady Panther Inv. .......... Memphis, 605.........................605/1st

Tiger-Tide Invitational ...... Georgia, 908 ......................995/T12th Lady Kat Invitational ......... OK St., 912 ......................... 978/13th Memphis Women’s Inv.... Kentucky, 936 ..................... 1008/14th Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............UNC, 897 ........................ 1009/16th

SPRING ‘93

SPRING ‘98

SCORE/FINISH

1992-93 FALL ‘92

SCORE/FINISH

1996-97

Lady Kat Invitational ....... Kentucky, 902 ......................... 961/6th Memphis Women’s Inv...S. Carolina, 940 ....................... 963/7th Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 902 ........................ 960/12th Tiger-Tide Inv. .................. Georgia, 942 ........................969/T4th

SPRING ‘92

CHAMPION

Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 894 .......................... 909/7th Memphis Women’s Inv..... Georgia, 913 ......................... 918/2nd Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 884 ............................ 892/4th Mercedez-Benz Champ. .....Duke, 899 .......................... 948/14th Rolex Fall Preview ............Arizona, 889 ........................ 939/15th

LSU/Fairwood Inv. ............Arizona, 884 ......................... 934/6th Duke Spring Inv. ...........Wake Forest, 900 ..................1004/11th Liz Murphey Classic .......... Tulsa, 917 ......................... 929/10th C-USA Women’s Champ. ... USF, 908 ........................... 910/2nd NCAA East Regional ..........Duke, 905 ......................... 965/16th

1991-92 FALL ‘91

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

SCORE/FINISH

Memphis Women’s Inv. Memphis, 917.........................917/1st Lady Tar Heel Inv. .........Wake Forest, 877 ....................902/T5th Lady Kat Invitational ........Michigan, 904 .........................920/3rd Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 900 ......................934/T10th Lady Panther Inv. .......... Memphis, 302.........................302/1st

TOURNAMENT

1997-98 FALL ‘97

TOURNAMENT

Kim Hunt (1993-97) was the 1997 C-USA Player of the Year and was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame in 2001.

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

GTE “MO” Morial ............. Missouri, 928 ............ 969/T13th of 16 Bryan National Inv. .......Wake Forest, 896 ........ 946/T12th of 15 Cleveland Golf Classic ....... LSU, 918 ................. 973/T8th of 12 C-USA Championship......... USF, 914 ..................... 928/4th of 7

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Women’s Golf Year-By-Year Results

2000-01 FALL ‘00 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Paladin Inv. .............. Auburn, 877.................. 912/9th of 22 Memphis Women’s Inv. ......UNC-Greens., 947 ............ 958/4th of 13 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 894 ................... 943/7th of 17 Beacon Woods Inv. ............. USF, 906 .................... 925/4th of 12

SPRING ‘01 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Carolinas Golf Classic .... Campbell, 628 ............... 642/5th of 22 UNC-Wilmington Inv. ...... Charl So., 933 ............... 955/6th of 18 Bryan National Coll. ............Duke, 856 .................. 902/7th of 17 C-USA Championship .. Memphis, 904.................904/1st of 7 NCAA West Regional .......Arizona, 868 .............. 934/14th of 21

2001-02 FALL ‘01 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Memphis Women’s Inv. Memphis, 915............... 915/1st of 12 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 894 ................. 963/12th of 14 Lady Paladin Inv. .............. Aubrun, 893................ 945/15th of 21 Palmetto Intercoll. ........... Louisville, 909 ................ 917/4th of 16

SPRING ‘02 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Tulane Women’s Golf Classic.....Tulane, 601 ................. 639/4th of 15 Liz Murphey Classic ......... Florida, 879 ............. 932/T10th of 18 Bryan National Coll. ............Duke, 870 .................912/11th of 17 C-USA Championship......... TCU, 886 ..................... 909/4th of 9 NCAA East Regional .......... Duke 859..................897/11th of 21

2002-03 FALL ‘02 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

2005-06 FALL ‘05 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

UA-Ann Rhoads Int..........Alabama, 900 ................ 938/9th of 16 Wildcat Fall Inv. ................ Florida, 881 .................. 912/7th of 15 Lady Paladin Classic ........Furman, 894 .............933/T13th of 17 Palmetto Intercoll. .............. Idaho, 912 ................. 957/16th of 19

SPRING ‘06 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Pat Bradley Champ. ..... Augusta St., 897 ............. 925/7th of 20 UNLV Spring Invite ............ UNLV, 879 ................ 925/12th of 19 Lady Panther Inter. ....... Augusta St., 620 .......... 621/T2nd of 14 Lady Eagle Inv. ............... Memphis, 893 ................893/1st of 11 C-USA Championship......... ECU, 887..................... 919/6th of 9

2006-07 FALL ‘06 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Badger Women’s Inv.........Indiana, 922 ................. 942/6th of 11 Ron Moore Women’s Int. .. Denver, 849.................. 895/5th of 16 Wildcat Fall Inv. .............. Memphis, 929 ................ 929/1st of 15 Lady Paladin Inv. ......... Northwestern, 912............ 924/2nd of 17 Lady Jaguar Inv. ............. Ga. State, 606 .................. 627/4th of 7

SPRING ‘07 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Carolinas Collegiate Classic .........ECU, 920................... 957/8th of 16 Peggy Kirk-Bell Inv. .......Penn State, 607 ............ 608/2nd of 13 Bryan National Coll. ............Duke, 580 ................ 650/18th of 18 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic .UNC-Wilmington, 889................905/3rd of 14 C-USA Championship......... USF, 912 ..................... 957/6th of 9

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Cincinnati Fall Classic .....Georgia State .............. 358/10th of 10 Johnie Imes Invitational ..... Mississippi ................. 338/16th of 17 Lady Red Wolves Classic ...... Drake....................... 320/8th of 14 Ross Resort Inv. ......... Nova Southeastern .............. 323/7th of 9

SPRING ‘09 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Qdoba Invitational............Georgia State ............. 327/13th of 14 Lady Eagle Invitational ... Southern Miss ............... 328/8th of 10 Lady Rebel Intercollegiate .... Tulane ................... 328/10th of 14 C-USA Championship........... Tulane ..................... 349/8th of 10

2009-10 FALL ‘09 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Paladin Inv. ........ Nova Southeastern .......... 327/14th of 17 Cincinnati Fall Classic ........Cincinnati ................... 319/6th of 14 Lady Red Wolves ClassicArkansas State ...............315/T3 of 13 CSU Wendy’s Inv. ......... Coastal Carolina ..............309/3rd of 15 UAB Fall Beach Blast ....... Memphis................... 300/1st of 12

SCORE/FINISH

Baja Classic ......................Oregon, 609 .............. 625/T7th of 15 Pinehurst Challenge ........... ECU, 613................. 644/12th of 17 LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic .......Duke, 286 ................ 949/19th of 21 Lady Panther Inv............. Maryland, 585 ............. 608/T7th of 17 C-USA Championship..... Memphis, 912 ..................912/1st of 9 NCAA West Regional ... OK St./Stanford, 874 ..............975/21st of 21

2007-08 FALL ‘07 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Lady Cardinal Cup ........ Notre Dame, 878............ 923/11th of 17 Wildcat Fall Inv. ...............Alabama, 582 .............. 639/11th of 14 Johnie Imes Inv................ Missouri, 892 ................. 962/5th of 10 Lady Paladin Inv. ................ TCU, 896 .................. 948/16th of 18 Pat Bradley Champ. ........... USF, 896 ..................................DNF

Rachel Larson (2005-09) was a two-time C-USA All-Academic Team and a two-time NGCA All-American Scholar.

Lady Tiger First Place Finishes UAB Fall Beach Blast

2009

Conference USA Championship

2007

Wildcat Fall Invitational

2006

Lady Eagle Invitational

2006

Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate

2002

Edwin Watts/Carolinas Classic

2002

Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate

2001

SCORE/FINISH

Conference USA Championship

2001

LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic .........UNC, 903 .............. 1002/16th of 17 Lady Eagle Invitational .. Charleston, 910.............. 978/8th of 18 C-USA Championship....... Tulane, 941 ................. 1029/8th of 9

Conference USA Championship

1997

Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate

1996

Lady Panther Golf Classic

1996

Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate

1995

Lady Panther Invitational

1995

Great Midwest Conference Tournament

1995

Great Midwest Conference Tournament

1994

Husker Women’s Golf Invitational

1992

Lady Blazer Invitational

1988

2003-04 FALL ‘03 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SPRING ‘08 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Fighting Camel Spring Classic Campbell, 301 ............... 316/3rd of 15 Pinehurst Challenge ........... ECU, 613................. 962/18th of 20 Dr. Donnis Thompson Inv. ........ OK St., 880 ............... 956/T8th of 16 Lady Panther Inv............. Ga. State, 613 ............. 657/15th of 15 C-USA Championship........ Tulsa, 904 .................... 951/5th of 9

SCORE/FINISH

UA-Ann Rhoads Int........... Fla. St., 610 ................ 673/11th of 12 Wildcat Fall Inv. ..............Vanderbilt, 926 ........... 1013/18th of 18 Beacon Woods Inv. ............. USF, 891 ...................... 958/9th of 9 Lady Paladin Inv. ............. Georgia, 866 ............. 1000/15th of 17 Ross Resorts Inv. ...... James Madison, 911 .......984/T10th of 12

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SCORE/FINISH

Memphis Women’s Inv. Memphis, 896................. 896/1st of 9 Lady Cardinal Cup .......... Louisville, 919 ................926/3rd of 14 Lady Tar Heel Inv. ...............Duke, 877 ................. 936/15th of 15 Beacon Woods Inv. ........... Tulane, 864 .................. 903/4th of 13 Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 880 ............... 926/13th of 16

SPRING ‘03

Lady Eagle Classic .... Birmingham So., 879........ 919/T6th of 13 C-USA Championship....... Tulane, 898 ................. 961/7th of 10

CHAMPION

2004-05 FALL ‘04 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

UA-Ann Rhoads Int........... Tulane, 596 ................ 641/10th of 14 Wildcat Fall Inv. ...............Miss. St., 898 ................934/3rd of 12 Pat Bradley Inv. .............. Princeton, 907 ................ 946/7th of 16 Lady Paladin Inv. ..............Furman, 871 ............... 914/16th of 23 Ross Resorts Inv. ..............Baylor, 934 .................. 952/5th of 11

SPRING ‘05 TOURNAMENT

CHAMPION

SCORE/FINISH

Miccosukee Champ. ....... Ga. State, 914 ........... 983/T15th of 18 UNLV Spring Invite ............. USC, 895................... 984/1th of 18 Tapatio Springs Shootout ..Baylor, 897 ............... 983/15th of 18

University of memphis

Stacey Tate (2004-07) holds the school record with a 75.3 career average and medaled a record four times.

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Women’s Golf History • The University of Memphis women’s golf program began in 1977 under current Associate Athletic Director Lynn Parkes. With a handful of tryouts, Parkes started a program that today is one of the most respected women’s golf programs in the country. That first Lady Tiger team consisted of Theresa Simi, Gloria Carkeet, Cindy Gabel, Kathy Whitetree, C.C. Chamberlain and Sydney Forrester.

• In the second season, Parkes awarded three scholarships and that number increased to 10 scholarship players in 1979-80. The first scholarship Lady Tiger golfers included Monice Madden, Jackie Worley and Elaine Heroux, a junior college transfer.

• The 1978-79 team participated in eight events and placed in the top 10 in four of the eight tournaments. The team won the TCWSE (Tennessee College Women’s State Finals) in 1979. Mary Ann Bailey had a season low round of 78, and she also qualified for the USGA Women’s Amateur. Karen Young was signed in 1978-79 and became an impact player for the Lady Tigers. The team captured their first team championship in the TCWSF Tournament.

• In 1979-80, Maureen Danehy and Susan Hundley became Lady Tigers. Hundley had just won the Indiana Long Driving competition prior to signing with the University of Memphis.

1980-89 • By 1982-83, Kathy Vendetti was added to the already strong Lady Tiger golf team. She immediately made a name for herself and before she graduated, set virtually every U of M golf record.

The Lady Tiger team placed in the top 10 in all four spring tournaments in 1983. They were fifth in the Troy State tournament for their best finish of the spring. Vendetti had a 78.8 stroke average and posted a low round of 74 in the Carrier/Memphis State Women’s Tournament. In her 26 rounds that year, 16 were in the 70s.

• Sally Andrews, a well-known local golfer, joined Memphis as assistant golf coach in 1983-84 and helped Parkes mold an even stronger team. Vendetti led the Lady Tigers, placing third at the Alabama Intercollegiate. She was joined by Renee Schafer and together they fired more rounds in the 70s. Vendetti had a season low round of 72 at the Furman Intercollegiate and a 75 at the Lady

Amanda Moeltke-Leth (1995-2001) won medalist honors three times during her career with Memphis.

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Seminole and the Carrier/Memphis State Women’s Open. Schafer also had a low round of 75 at the Memphis tournament.

• Beth Walthal and Leslie Folsom were looked on as leaders for the 1985-86 Lady Tiger team. They led the squad to a fifth-place finish at the Kentucky Lady Kat Intercollegiate and the Metro Conference Championships.

• In 1986-87 Andrews took over for Lynn Parkes as head coach, when Parkes was elevated to Assistant Athletic Director for Women’s Sports. Andrews inherited a team made up of Angie Barker, Cynthia Brooks, and Folsom, and added the first international players to the team in Beatriz Cowman of Chile and Heather Lee from Canada. She also inked Gia Kronske of Clearwater, Florida.

• In 1987-88 Parkes’ sister, Christi Parkes, was joining forces with Cowman, Lee and Kronske to post impressive scores. Parkes had a 75 in the Metro Conference Tournament. Cowman, a native of Santiago, Chile, had a 76 at the Southern Intercollegiate, while Kronske finished 16th at the Hudson Invitational with a low round of 75. Lee was fourth in the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, while Barker finished tied for seventh in the Metro Conference Tournament with a three-round total of 235. The squad won the UAB Lady Blazer Tournament in the spring of 1988, the team’s first NCAA sanctioned tournament title.

• Cynthia Brooks was named the Most Improved Player for the Lady Tigers in 1988-89. Cowman continued her assault on par, firing a 74 at UAB’s Lady Blazer Tournament. Kronske was seventh in the Metro Conference and sixth at the TigerTide. She received All-Metro Conference honors and finished the season with a 79.4 stroke average. Lee had rounds of 73-74 at the True Temper/Memphis Women’s Open and led the team in stroke average with a 78.7 average per round.

• The Lady Tigers placed second in the UAB Lady Blazer Tournament in 1989-90 with Cowman, Kronske and Lee leading the team. Cowman had a 74.2 stroke average in the fall and placed fifth in the Kentucky Lady Kat Invitational. Both Kronske and Lee carried stroke averages in the 70s.

1990-99 • Lori Brock came on board as the Lady Tiger head coach in 1991-92 and under her tutelage, captured just the second official tournament championship in the history of the program. The Lady Tigers won the Nebraska Women’s Intercollegiate. The golf team also placed second in the Peggy Kirk Bell hosted by Rollins College and were fourth in the prestigious Tiger-Tide and South Alabama Intercollegiate.

• In 1993-94, the Lady Tiger golf team grabbed the spotlight with its outstanding play. Led by Allison Bell and Kim Hunt, the Lady Tigers captured the first Great Midwest Conference women’s golf championship. Bell was the medalist and Hunt placed second, and head coach Lori Brock was named Coach of the Year. Alissa Lauder was the medalist in the NTU/SMU Invitational Tournament and qualified for the NCAA Golf Championships, where she placed 27th in a field of 102 golfers.

• The 1994-95 Lady Tiger golf team again swept through the Great Midwest Conference tournament, held at Farmington Country Club in Memphis, winning by 47 strokes over its next closest opponent. Junior Melissa Isham claimed medalist honors with teammates Marie-Louise Hviid and Allison Bell tying for second. Isham was named to the All-GMC team, as were teammates Hviid, Bell and Cristi Fernandez. Hviid was also named GMC Newcomer of the Year and head coach Lori Brock

Melissa Isham (1994-96) claimed medalist honors at the 1995 Great Midwest Conference Tournament.

received Coach of the Year honors.

• Lori Brock left the University of Memphis in the summer of 1995, and Debby King was hired as the new Lady Tiger head golf coach. King led her new team to its first championship of the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate Tournament in September and two additional top-five finishes in fall events.

• Under the direction of Debby King, the Lady Tigers captured their second tournament title of the season. Memphis won the rain-shortened Lady Panther Invitational, while Melissa Isham fired a 69 to earn individual medalist honors. Through the course of the 1995-96 season, the Lady Tigers wrapped up five top-five finishes and earned a spot in the NCAA Regionals for the first time in school history. Freshman Naima Ghilain was named Conference USA Freshman of the Year.

• The Lady Tiger golf team had the finest season in school history in 1996-97. Led by newcomer Amanda Moltke-Leth, the Lady Tigers won the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate to open the season. They closed the fall season by winning the Lady Panther Golf Classic in Atlanta and then ended the spring schedule with their third tournament victory, this time in the Conference USA Championship. Moltke-Leth took medalist honors in the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, the Lady Panther Golf Classic, and the Duke Spring Invitational en route to being named the Conference USA Freshman of the Year. Debby King won Coach of the Year honors and all five Tiger teammates - Kim Hunt, Amanda Moltke-Leth, Naima Ghilain, Meredith Thomas and Valerie Luehrs - were named to the All-Conference USA Team.

The Lady Tigers received their bid to the NCAA Regional Championships and placed eighth.

• The 1997-98 Lady Tiger golf team continued with their nationally ranked play, as the team received their third-consecutive bid to the NCAA Championships. The Lady Tigers had seven top-10 tournament finishes in nine tournament starts and placed 10th in the NCAA East Regional in Durham, North Carolina. Amanda Moltke-Leth and Naima Ghilain were both named to the All-Conference USA team.

• The 1998-99 Lady Tiger golf team made it four in a row when the team received another bid to the NCAA Regionals. The Lady Tigers travelled to Columbia, South Carolina, for the NCAA Regionals and were led in play by Natalie Tucker, who tied for seventh at The University Club. On the year,

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Women’s Golf History Tucker won the individual title at the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate and finished third in the Conference USA Championships. She had seven top-10 finishes in the 10 tournaments in which the Lady Tigers competed. Naima Ghilain ended her career with Memphis by placing fifth in the Conference USA Championships and again being named to the All-Conference team, an honor she received all four years at the U of M. • The 1999-2000 Lady Tiger golf team spent the fall introducing a number of young players to the game of college golf. Senior Valerie Luehrs led the squad with a second-place finish in the Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate. The highlight of the fall for the Lady Tigers was a trip to Hawaii to participate in the Rainbow Wahine Fall Golf Classic. The team travelled to the islands and spent an enjoyable week playing in this prestigious college event.

The trip marked the first time in the history of the program that a Lady Tiger golf team had travelled outside the continent for play.

2000-Present • The 2000-01 Lady Tiger golf team enjoyed another outstanding season. With a youthful squad, the Lady Tigers won the Conference USA Championship and received their fifth bid in six seasons to the NCAA Regional. Tiger freshman Meaghan Francella won the C-USA individual title and was named the Freshman of the Year. She was also named to the All-Conference and All-Tournament squads. Marianne Ruud was named All-Conference and All-Tournament, while Jennifer Jaszek earned All-Tournament honors.

• The 2001-2002 season opened with former head coach Debby King leaving the U of M to start a program at Notre Dame. Katie Rump, an outstanding collegiate and amateur player from the Memphis area, was named as the interim head coach and led her team to a tournament victory in its first start of the season. The Lady Tigers went on to win the Edwin Watts/Carolina’s Classic, where junior Marianne Ruud also captured the medalist honors for her first collegiate tournament victory. The Lady Tigers received their sixth invitation to the NCAA Tournament and participated in the East Regional in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Sophomore Meaghan Francella received an individual invitation to the

NCAA Championships.

• The 2002-03 season became another of change for the Memphis women’s golf team. Sheryl Maize, the head coach at Augsburg College in Minnesota and a noted teacher of the game, was hired as the permanent head coach replacing Katie Rump, who served as the interim coach for one year. Maize immediately won her first tournament, The Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate, and led the squad to three top-five finishes in the fall of 2002. The Tigers were third at the Louisville Lady Cardinal Cup and fourth at the Beacon Woods Invitational.

• Due to circumstances beyond their control, members of the Lady Tiger golf team and their head coach faced yet another change for the 2003-04 season. Maize returned to the state of Florida after an extended family illness and was granted a year’s leave of absence to take care of family matters. Former NCAA official and South Carolina women’s golf coach Donna Noonan took over the team on an interim basis and coached the Lady Tigers.

• For the fourth-straight year, the Lady Tigers brought in a new coach. Jenny Bruun replaced interim coach Donna Noonan for the 2004-05 season. Bruun came to Memphis after two years as the assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s golf teams at Campbell University. A first-year head coach, Bruun inherited a young team with only one junior along with six sophomores and one freshman.

• Sophomore Stacey Tate led the Lady Tigers in the 2004-05 season with the program’s first individual title since 2002. Tate earned medalist honors at the Lady Eagle Classic and was selected the CUSA Player of the Week.

• Tate’s three first-place finishes were only some of the highlights of the 2005-06 campaign. Tate went on to set new school records for 18, 36, and 54 holes as well as posting a stroke average of 74.1, beating the previous school record by 1.7 strokes.

As a team, the Lady Tigers roared to victory at the Lady Eagle Invitational, their first tournament victory since the 2002 Memphis Women’s Intercollegiate.

• Memphis started off the 2006-07 season strong.

After starting the year by finishing sixth at the Badger Women’s Golf Invitational, the Lady Tigers

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During the short 29-year history of the University of Memphis Lady Tiger golf program, there have been numerous outstanding players and several have been inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame.

Kathy Vendetti, who played from 1980 through 1983, was the first Lady Tiger golfer to be installed in the Hall of Fame. Vendetti was inducted during ceremonies in 1994.

Beth Walthal-Harrelson was voted into the prestigious Hall in 1999. Walthal-Harrelson was a stellar performer for the U of M from 1983 through 1987 and is making her coaching debut with the Lady Tigers this season.

The latest inductee into the Hall of Fame was Kim Hunt-McNeil, who was a member of the Hall of Fame class of 2001. Hunt-McNeil, who is married to former Tiger golfer Sam McNeil, played for the Lady Tigers from 1993 through 1997. She was an All-Conference USA selection in 1996 and won the Conference USA medalist title in 1997. Hunt-McNeil also helped the Lady Tigers to the team championship in ‘97.

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Naima Ghilan (1995-99) was the 1996 C-USA Freshman of the Year and earned all-conference honors all four years.

never finished lower than fifth the rest of the fall.

A win at the Wildcat Fall Invitational followed by back-to-back runner-up finishes at the Lady Paladin and Lady Jaguar Invitationals gave Memphis three consecutive top three finishes. The Lady Tigers climbed as high as No. 38 in the nation in the Golfstat fall polls and Stacey Tate was named one of GolfWorld Magazine’s Top 50 Female Players to Watch. The Lady Tigers capped off a successful spring by winning the conference championship earning a trip to the NCAA West Regional in Utah. Senior Stacey Tate finished second at the conference tournament and was named first-team all-conference. Junior Dawn-Marie Conaty and Rachel Larson were named third-team all-conference.

• After consecutive 11th place finishes to begin the 2007-2008 campaign, the Lady Tigers placed 5th at the Johnie Imes Invitational led by freshman Alexa Porter’s eighth-place finish. Junior Rachel Larson finished 12th at the Pat Bradley Championship and Porter placed 15th. Larson earned her second-consecutive All-Conference USA Third Team honor and Porter was named to the C-USA All-Tournament team after tying for second in the C-USA Championship.

• Under first year head coach Beth Harrelson, the Lady Tigers entered the 2008-09 campaign with three newcomers and only five players on the roster. The young group continued to improve throughout the fall, closing out the fall with two consecutive top-10 finishes at the Lady Red Wolves Classic and the Ross Resort Invitational.

Senior Rachel Larson and freshman Marissa Steen both notched two top-20 finishes in each of those events, including a fourth place showing by Steen at the Lady Red Wolf Classic. In the Spring, the team competed in four events, posting two top-10 finishes, including an eighth place finish at the Conference USA Championship.

• After struggling to a 14th place finish at the season opening Lady Paladin Invitational, the Lady Tigers rebounded with four consecutive top-10 finishes to close out the fall. Led by Leslie Grabeman’s performance that would garner C-USA Golfer of the Week accolades, Memphis finished T3 in the Lady Red Wolf Classic. In the next week, the Lady Tigers posted their second consecutive third place finish after being led by rounds of 76-74 from freshman Alex Aläng. In the final event of the season, Sarah Mathews posted rounds of 74-73 to tie for second individually and lead Memphis to a title at the UAB Fall Beach Blast. The victory was the first under second year head coach Beth Harrelson and the first for the program since the 2007 Conference USA Championship.

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THE MOORS GOLF CLUB PENSACOLA, FLA. PAR 71 • 5,816 YARDS

LINKS GOLF CLUB DESTIN, FLA. PAR 72 • 5,924 YARDS

HATTIESBURG COUNTRY CLUB HATTIESBURG, MISS. PAR 72 • 5,935 YARDS

TEAM RESULTS

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INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

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USF ......................................... 305-302-301--908 Memphis ................................. 306-301-303--910 Tulane ..................................... 305-311-318--934 Southern Miss ......................... 318-325-326--969 Cincinnati................................. 322-329-324--975 UAB ......................................... 325-331-324--980

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Cecilia Hedlund (USF)................... 75-77-71--222 Naima Ghilain (MEM)................... 76-76-73--225 Angela Willis (USF) ....................... 71-75-79--225 4. Bessie Phillips (USF)..................... 76-74-76--226 5. Marie Hviid (MEM) ....................... 72-79-77--228 Christy Carter (TUL) ...................... 78-74-76--228 7. Meredith Thomas (MEM) ............. 79-76-75--230 8. Kim Hunt (MEM)........................... 79-75-78--232 9. Kerry Zebick (CIN)......................... 77-80-76--233 10. Jennifer Jordan (MEM)................ 82-74-78--234

USF .........................................315-309-304--928 Tulane .....................................305-312-317--934 UAB .........................................320-317-309--946 Memphis .................................309-324-316--949 Southern Miss .........................334-321-312--967 Cincinnati...............................346-337-335--1018

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Pam Buff (TUL) .............................73-75-74--222 Kelly Lagedrost (USF) ...................77-76-72--225 Natalie Tucker (MEM) ..................73-80-78--231 Angie Connell (USF) .....................73-81-77--231 5. Naima Ghilain (MEM)...................74-82-76--232 6. Susan Seabrook (UAB) .................76-82-75--233 Terry Lacoste (USM) .....................80-76-77--233 Shelly Jonda (CIN) ........................79-77-77--233 9. Carmen Rivera (USF)....................83-77-74--234 10. Hather Lourie (UAB) ......................82-80-77--239 Catalina Lara (TUL) .......................78-77-84--239

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2000

THE MOORS GOLF CLUB PENSACOLA, FLA. PAR 71 • 5,816 YARDS

SHALIMAR POINTE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB SHALIMAR, FLA. PAR 72 • 5,898 YARDS

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Memphis ................................. 315-305-292--912 UAB ......................................... 336-310-312--958 USF ......................................... 332-317-318--967 Tulane ..................................... 328-324-318--970 Cincinnati................................. 337-326-323--986 Southern Miss .......................... 343-331-316-990

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Kim Hunt (MEM)........................... 79-71-73--223 Christy Carter (TUL) ...................... 75-78-73--226 A. Moltke-Leth (MEM) .................. 82-79-69--230 Naima Ghilain (MEM)................... 76-81-73--230 5. Shelley Jonda (CIN) ...................... 77-75-79--231 6. Cindy Carson (UAB) ...................... 82-76-75--233 Meredith Thomas (MEM) ............. 78-78-77--233 8. Mimi Kim (USF) ............................. 78-78-81--237 9. Susan Seabrook (UAB) ................. 78-76-84--238 10. Valerie Luehrs (MEM) .................. 82-77-80--239

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USF .........................................309-301-304--914 Louisville..................................298-312-309--928 Memphis .................................306-319-303--928 Southern Miss .........................310-323-317--950 UAB .........................................333-320-321--974 Cincinnati.................................324-335-322--981

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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Katherine Mowat (LOU)* ...............70-75-75--220 Angie Connell (USF) .....................75-72-73--220 Marianne Ruud (MEM).................73-80-68--221 Meghan Bolger (TUL) ....................75-76-75--226 Cindy Pasechnik (LOU) .................77-78-73--228 Kelly Lagedrost (USF) ...................75-77-76--228 Katie Rakel (CIN) ..........................73-81-75--229 Jessica Hayes (USF).....................81-72-76--229 Sandra Hellsvik (MEM) ................77-77-76--230 Kathy Schaefer (TUL)....................74-80-76--230

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USF ......................................... 288-315-299--902 Tulane ..................................... 292-304-306--902 Memphis ................................. 304-303-308--915 Southern Miss ......................... 306-322-321--949 UAB ......................................... 317-320-325--962 Cincinnati................................. 322-333-342--997

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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Pam Buff (TUL) ............................. 72-73-76--221 Kelly Lagedrost (USF) ................... 69-82-74--225 Angie Connell (USF) ..................... 74-76-75--225 A. Moltke-Leth (MEM) .................. 75-70-81--226 Jamie Jaspriza (TUL) .................... 74-78-74--226 Mimi Kim (USF) ............................. 70-82-75--227 Meghan Bolger (TUL) .................... 74-77-76--227 Naima Ghilain (MEM)................... 78-81-70--229 Bessie Phillips (USF)..................... 78-77-75--230 Marella Canepa (USM).................. 74-79-77--230

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M. Francella (MEM) ......................79-71-71--221 Kelly Martin (USF) .........................74-73-75--222 Marianne Ruud (MEM).................76-74-73--223 Katherine Mowat (LOU).................73-76-75--224 Jennifer Jaszek (MEM) ................77-75-73--225 Jessica Hayes (USF).....................73-78-74--225 7. Kelly Lagedrost (USF) ...................75-77-76--228 Carolin Landmann (TUL) ...............76-76-76--228 9. Morgan Hapney (LOU) ..................78-77-76--231 10. Ofelia Lopez (USM) .......................74-74-84--232 Fany Schaeffer (USF) ...................77-75-80--232

USF .........................................307-303-302--912 TCU .........................................304-306-303--913 East Carolina ...........................308-308-317--933 Tulane .....................................311-310-313--934 Louisville..................................317-313-309--939 Memphis .................................312-324-321--957 Southern Miss .........................321-325-321--967 UAB .........................................328-317-326--971 Cincinnati...............................347-328-355--1030

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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D’Rae Ward (TCU) ........................75-75-74--224 Katie Ruhe (USF) ..........................76-77-72--225 Jill Crowe (USF) ............................78-72-75--225 Brooke Mangan (UAB) ..................75-77-74--226 Brooke Tull (TCU)..........................72-80-74--226 Shannon Barr (TCU) .....................76-77-75--228 Megan Cushman (USF) ................78-77-75--230 Adrienne Millican (ECU) ................77-76-79--232 Lindsay Hulwick (TUL) ..................76-76-80--232 Margaret Mitchell (ECU) ................77-73-82--232

2004 SHADY OAKS COUNTRY CLUB FORT WORTH, TEXAS PAR 72 • 6,197 YARDS

TEAM RESULTS

Memphis .................................312-296-296--904 USF .........................................299-303-304--906 Louisville..................................305-312-306--923 Tulane .....................................314-314-306--934 Southern Miss .........................310-316-325--951 Cincinnati.................................323-322-317--962 UAB .........................................320-325-320--965

Brooke Tull (TCU)..........................71-75-69--215 Kelly Martin (USF) .........................71-75-70--216 Cindy Pasechnik (LOU) .................72-71-74--217 Alexis Wooster (TUL) ....................73-75-72--220 Carolin Landmann (TUL) ...............73-74-74--221 Marika Pluta (UAB)........................77-72-72--221 M. Francella (MEM) ......................74-73-75--222 Brooke Mangan (UAB) ..................75-75-73--223 Shannon Barr (TCU) .....................74-74-75--223 D’Rae Ward (TCU) ........................75-76-72--223

LAKE JOVITA GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB DADE CITY, FLA. PAR 72 • 6,105 YARDS

INVERNESS COUNTRY CLUB BIRMINGHAM, ALA. PAR 72 • 5,979 YARDS 1.

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TCU .........................................298-298-290--886 Tulane .....................................291-299-299--889 USF .........................................290-308-300--898 Memphis .................................295-301-113--909 UAB .........................................305-299-309--913 Southern Miss .........................306-307-302--915 Louisville..................................304-306-305--915 East Carolina ...........................306-307-309--922 Cincinnati.................................325-313-314--952

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

TEAM RESULTS

THE MOORS GOLF CLUB PENSACOLA, FLA. PAR 71 • 5,816 YARDS TEAM RESULTS

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Tulane .....................................318-311-312--941 TCU .........................................325-308-326--959 USF .........................................318-321-331--970 Louisville..................................338-317-321--976 East Carolina ...........................330-334-314--978 UAB .........................................328-333-334--995 Southern Miss .........................326-337-332--995 Memphis ...............................344-348-337--1029 Cincinnati...............................367-349-354--1070

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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Liliana Alvarez (TUL) .....................77-77-72--226 Adrienne Millican (ECU) ................75-76-76--227 Mary Ellen Jacobs (TUL) ...............78-75-77--230 Brooke Tull (TCU)..........................77-78-75--230 5. Jill Crowe (USF) ............................79-80-76--235 Elly Leonard (LOU)........................79-75-81--235 7. Camille Blackerby (TCU) ...............80-75-83--238 Jennifer Keefe (USM) ....................79-83-76--238 Brooke Mangan (UAB) ..................73-83-82--238 10. Meghan Little (LOU) ......................85-82-73--240

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Women’s Golf C-USa Championship History 2005 GERMANTOWN COUNTRY CLUB GERMANTOWN, TENN. PAR 72 • 6,178 YARDS

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2007 LIMESTONE SPRINGS GOLF CLUB ONEONTA, ALA. PAR 72 • 6,161 YARDS

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Tulane .....................................298-306-294--898 TCU .........................................294-301-308--903 USF .........................................298-309-302--909 East Carolina ...........................313-311-308--932 Louisville..................................319-308-318--945 Southern Miss .........................309-325-321--955 Memphis .................................311-321-329--961 UAB .........................................321-331-320--972 Cincinnati.................................332-326-322--980 Saint Louis.............................358-378-362--1098

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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Alison Walshe (TUL) .....................73-70-71--214 Stacey Bieber (TCU) .....................71-74-78--223 Liliana Alvarez (TUL) .....................74-81-69--224 Christina Jones (USF) ...................73-77-74--224 5. D’Rae Ward (TCU) ........................75-74-76--225 6. Daniella Ronderos (USF) ..............77-77-73--227 7. Mary Ellen Jacobs (TUL) .............. 74-77-77--228 8. Adrienne White (LOU) .................. 72-78-79--229 C. Matranga (TCU) ....................... 79-75-75--229 10. Hillery Wilson (CIN) ...................... 76-79-75--230

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Michaela Cavener (Tulsa) ............ 75-77-75--227 Abby Bools (ECU) ........................ 73-74-80--227 Lacey Jones (SMU) ...................... 74-78-77--229 Paige Martin (SMU) ...................... 78-79-73--230 Jaime Brabb (UAB) ...................... 72-76-82--230 Amber Littman (ECU) ................... 75-78-77--230 Emelie Lind (ECU)........................ 79-73-81--233

2009 TULSA COUNTRY CLUB TULSA, OKLA. PAR 72 • 6,140 YARDS

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Gerina Mendoza (UTEP) .............. 68-68-71--207 Stacey Tate (MEM) ...................... 73-71-68--212 Kate Ackerson (SMU) ................... 73-75-75--223 Stephanie Connelly (UCF) ........... 80-73-71--224 Jennifer Ackerson (SMU) ............. 77-75-73--225 Lene Krog (ECU) .......................... 75-76-74--225 Abby Bools (ECU) ........................ 77-79-70--226 Michaela Cavener (TULSA) ......... 83-72-72--228 Tara Goedeken (TULSA) .............. 77-73-78--228 Jullianne Kim (UTEP) ................... 81-73-74--228

2008 BUTTERFIELD TRAIL GOLF CLUB EL PASO, TEXAS PAR 72 • 6,294 YARDS

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Tulane .................................... 317-316-300--933 UCF ........................................ 318-321-317--956 East Carolina .......................... 321-319-317--957 Tulsa....................................... 328-322-319--969 UTEP ...................................... 339-317-334--990 Southern Miss ...................... 330-344-335--1009 SMU ..................................... 346-339-337--1022 Memphis .............................. 349-341-339--1029 UAB ...................................... 347-352-343--1042 Marshall ................................ 350-345-354--1049

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1.

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Daniela Holmqvist (Tulane) .......... 74-75-76--225 Sarah Elliot (Tulsa) ....................... 75-79-81--235 Ana Maria Puche (ECU) ............... 78-83-75--236 Janine Fellows (Tulane) ............... 82-79-75--236 5. Teresa Nogues (UTEP) ................ 79-76-82--237 6. Colleen Estes (ECU) .................... 80-82-76--238 Kate Ackerson (SMU) ................... 78-80-80--238 8. Linn Gustafsson (Tulane) ............. 78-87-74--239 9. Mayule Tamimbang (UCF) ........... 81-82-77--240 10. Ashley McKenney (Tulane) .......... 84-78-79--241 Victoria Tomko (UCF) ................... 73-88-80--241

TEAM RESULTS 1.

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Tulsa........................................304-297-303--904 East Carolina .......................... 303-305-314--922 SMU ....................................... 308-310-314--932 UCF ........................................ 303-314-328--945 Memphis ................................ 309-318-324--951 UTEP ...................................... 303-321-329--953 Southern Miss ........................ 301-331-322--954 UAB ........................................ 306-321-334--961 Marshall .................................. 316-338-339--993

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1. Woeri Shin (Tulsa) ........................ 76-71-73--220 T2. Alexa Porter (Memphis) ............. 73-78-75--226 T2. Leisl Hasbrouck (Tulsa)................ 72-77-77--226

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Lene Krog (ECU) ......................... 74-72-70--216 J. Ackerson (SMU) ..................... 75-68-74--217 Stacey Tate (MEM) ..................... 74-72-73--219 Jullianne Kim (UTEP) .................. 73-76-71--220 Cas Bridge (TLS) ......................... 72-72-76--220 Michaela Cavener (TLS) ............. 71-75-75--221 Ashley Grier (UCF) ...................... 76-70-76--222

Memphis ................................ 310-297-305--912 East Carolina .......................... 314-302-298--914 UCF ........................................ 309-307-306--922 UTEP ...................................... 308-302-312--922 SMU ....................................... 308-309-305--922 Tulsa....................................... 315-310-310--935 Marshall .................................. 325-323-318--966 Southern Miss ........................ 328-321-318--967 UAB ........................................ 326-329-329--984

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TEAM RESULTS

East Carolina ......................... 297-294-296--887 SMU ...................................... 298-298-301--897 Tulsa ...................................... 295-300-307--902 UCF ....................................... 303-294-305--902 UTEP ..................................... 292-305-310--907 Memphis ............................... 310-304-305--919 Southern Miss ....................... 321-316-311--948 Marshall ................................. 312-325-321--958 UAB ....................................... 310-327-321--958

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IRONWOOD COUNTRY CLUB GREENVILLE, N.C. PAR 72 • 6,221 YARDS 1.

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Lacey Jones (SMU) ..................... 73-75-74--222 Heidi Helliesen (ECU) ................. 74-75-74--223 Gerina Mendoza (UTEP) ............. 69-74-80--223

2007 Conference USA Champion Team: (from L to R) Stacey Tate, Meghan Mahoney, Dawn-Marie Conaty, Kathryn O’Rourke and Rachel Larson.

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Women’s Golf NCaa Championship History NCAA EAST REGIONAL MICHIGAN STATE EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN MAY, 1994

NCAA WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SPRING 1982 TEAM CHAMPION Tulsa

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MEMPHIS FINISH

Wake Forest

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MEDALIST Kathy Baker

Tulsa

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS Christy Dristy

NCAA EAST REGIONAL AUBURN UNIVERSITY AUBURN, ALABAMA MAY 9-11, 1996

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TEAM CHAMPION 925 (311-310-304)

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MEDALIST Indiana

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NCAA EAST REGIONAL DUKE UNIVERSITY DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA MAY 7-9, 1998 TEAM CHAMPION MEMPHIS FINISH 920 (309-308-303)

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Georgia

216 (70-75-71)

923 (301-310-312)

K. Lagedrost

USF

215 (72-73-70)

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS

A. Moltke-Leth Naima Ghilain Natalie Tucker Valerie Luehrs Meredith Thomas

226 (73-79-74) 228 (78-76-74) 230 (75-76-79) 238 (83-77-78) 244 (86-81-77)

T7 T33 T80 T91 T97

Natalie Tucker Valerie Luehrs Naima Ghilain Emily Burch Sandra Hellsvik

216 (75-70-71)

Marie-Louise Hviid

219 (71-74-74) 228 (74-77-77) 238 (80-77-81) 244 (76-88-80) 249 (81-82-86)

Arizona

Not Available

Malin Tveit T16 T25 T44 T75 T93

Naima Ghilain A. Moltke-Leth Kim Hunt Meredith Thomas Valerie Luehrs

235 (76-78-81) 238 (80-82-76) 243 (76-85-82) 248 (81-82-85) 252 (80-92-80)

Duke

859 (291-280-288)

MEMPHIS FINISH 934 (305-312-320)

MEDALIST

11th/21

897 (299-297-301)

MEDALIST Arizona

207 (68-68-71)

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS T11 T41 T63 T80 97

226 (74-79-73)

TEAM CHAMPION

MEMPHIS FINISH N. Gublis

Tennessee

NCAA EAST REGIONAL LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA MAY 9-11, 2002

868 (287-292-289)

14th/21

958 (312-327-319)

MEDALIST MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS

TEAM CHAMPION 884 (300-294-290)

937 (311-318-308)

8th

NCAA WEST REGIONAL OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY CORVALLIS, OREGON MAY 10-12, 2001

MEDALIST

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS T19 T27 T35 T65 T89

Georgia

Florida

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS T44

Ohio State

MEMPHIS FINISH 965 (320-316-329)

J. M. Busuttil

NCAA EAST REGIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA BLYTHEWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA MAY 6-8, 1999

MEMPHIS FINISH

MEDALIST R. Rankin

237 (80-78-79)

TEAM CHAMPION 882 (293-292-297)

10th

Alissa Lauder

TEAM CHAMPION 905 (308-298-299)

MEMPHIS FINISH

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS

Georgia

Duke

MEMPHIS FINISH

Erika Wicoff

NCAA EAST REGIONAL ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS MAY 8-10, 1997

Meaghan Francella Marianne Ruud Jennifer Jaszek Sandra Hellsvik Abby More

L. Hardin

Duke

210 (71-67-72)

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS 222 (72-73-77) 233 (78-77-78) 240 (78-82-80) 244 (77-80-87) 257 (83-89-85)

5 T28 T45 T82 T97

Meaghan Francella Jennifer Jaszek Marianne Ruud Sandra Hellsvik Abby More

215 (70-71-74) 222 (74-75-73) 225 (74-76-75) 236 (82-75-79) 244 (81-80-83)

NCAA WEST REGIONAL BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY ENTRADA AT SNOW CANYON PAR 71-6,234 YARDS ST. GEORGE, UTAH APRIL 29-MAY 1, 2007 TEAM CHAMPION Oklahoma State Stanford

874 (291-290-293) 874 (287-300-287)

MEMPHIS FINISH 21st/21

975 (320-312-343)

MEDALIST P. Lindberg

Okla. State

206 (68-68-70)

MEMPHIS INDIVIDUALS T34 93 T95 103 WD

Stacey Tate Dawn-Marie Conaty Rachel Larson Kathryn O’Rouke Meghan Mahoney

227 (74-73-80) 249 (82-79-88) 251 (87-79-85) 255 (84-81-90) WD (80-W-W) The 2006-07 Memphis women’s golf team became the first team since 2002 to reach the NCAA Regionals, competing in the West Regional in St. George, Utah. Pictured are from L to R: Kathryn O’Rourke, Rachel Larson, Stacey Tate, Meghan Mahoney and Dawn-Marie Conaty.

YEAR CHAMPION

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YEAR CHAMPION

MEDALIST

YEAR CHAMPION

MEDALIST

1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Kathy Baker, Tulsa Penny Hammel, Miami (Fla) Cindy Schreyer, Georgia Danielle Ammaccapone, Ariz. St. Page Dunlap, Florida Caroline Kegge, New Mexico Melissa McNamara, Tulsa Pat Hurst, San Jose State Susan Slaughter, Arizona Annika Sorenstam, Arizona Vicki Goetze, Georgia

1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Charlotta Sorenstam, Texas Emilee Klein, Arizona State Kristel d’Algue, Arizona St. Marisa Baena, Arizona Heather Bowie, Texas Jennifer Rosales, USC Grace Park, Arizona State Jenna Daniels, Arizona Candy Hannemann, Duke Virada Nirapathpongporn, Duke Mikoela Parmlid, Southern Cal

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Sarah Huarte, California Anna Grzebien, Duke Dewi Schreefel, Southern Cal Stacy Lewis, Arkansas Azahara Munoz, Arizona State Maria Hernandez, Purdue

Tulsa TCU Miami (Fla) Florida Florida San Jose State Tulsa San Jose State Arizona State UCLA San Jose State

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UCLA Duke Duke Duke Southern Cal. Arizona State

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Conference USa: Competition Lives Here Marking its 15-year milestone during the 2009-10 season, Conference USA is still going strong. From the beginning, dedication to excellence has been the league’s guiding principle and remains today a common thread for a promising future.

C-USA is home to 12 nationally prominent, tradition-rich members in East Carolina, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF a n d U T E P. T h i s combination enBritton Banowsky hances men’s and Commissioner women’s programs that are immersed in athletic success and academic prowess. Together, we are committed to excellence, integrity and leadership in athletics, academics and in our communities.

All C-USA institutions sponsor Division I-A football, along with several other men’s and women’s athletic programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA Championships. C-USA sponsors competition in 19 sports — nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and field) and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, softball, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and volleyball).

The league sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom.

C-USA annually awards 12 postgraduate scholarships, along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the Institutional Academic Excellence Award.

Conference USA also added a Spirit of Service Award, recognizing student-athletes three times a year for a combination of significant community service efforts, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport.

Success On The Playing Field Conference USA performers have achieved great success in competition, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation.

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Football • 56 teams have earned bowl bids • Member of the Bowl Championship Series • Bowl tie-ins with the AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl, EagleBank Bowl, R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, St. Petersburg Bowl and Texas Bowl

Men’s Basketball • Consistently rated as one of the top basketball leagues in the country • 83 postseason teams (43 NCAA and 35 NIT, 5 CBI) • One National Championship title game

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appearance • Three Final Four teams • Seven Elite Eight NCAA Tournament teams • One NIT Champion and four NIT semifinalists • Inaugural CBI Champion

Women’s Basketball • 43 NCAA Tournament appearances • 30 WNIT appearances • One team in the NCAA Sweet 16 • Two WNIT semifinalists

Baseball • 47 NCAA appearances • Six College World Series appearances (2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2001), including the last five in a row • 13 Super Regional appearances • Has produced at least four NCAA teams in seven of the last eight seasons In addition, 34 volleyball teams, 49 men’s and women’s soccer teams and 22 softball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent three men’s soccer teams to the NCAA College Cup, five softball teams to the Women’s College World Series and three volleyball teams to the Sweet 16. The league has also had six national champions in NCAA track and field competition, one national champion in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, golf, swimming, tennis and track and field. Overall, Conference USA teams and individuals have made more than 500 NCAA appearances.

Success Off The Field C-USA institutions are among the nation’s best in academic performance among studentathletes, bolstered by the fact that student-athletes at league schools have a higher graduation rate than the general student population. Among C-USA’s 5,000 student-athletes, there are champions off the playing field as well. In 14 years, 130 student-athletes earned national ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors, while 461 were named All-District. In addition, more than 17,000 student-athletes have been named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll or received the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom.

C-USa On TV C-USA enjoys significant television exposure through its partnerships with ESPN Inc., and CBS College Sports Television Networks. The league entered into long-term agreements with both ESPN and CBS College Sports, which, combined, provides C-USA with significant national and regional exposure for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and all other conference sports. Additionally, the CBS College Sports agreement includes video-on-demand, Internet, broadband, national over-the-air and satellite radio, and wireless distribution as well as corporate marketing rights, and website production through CBS Interactive. The agreement with ESPN extends the conference’s current regular season football package to include the broadcast of the confer-

ence’s Football Championship Game. It also encompasses distribution of men’s basketball and women’s basketball on ESPN/ESPN2 and both tournament championship games.

C-USa In The Community The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine states and a combined area population of nearly 17 million. More than 1.1 million living alumni represent C-USA schools across the nation. With a renewed commitment to community involvement, the conference has begun development of several initiatives to maintain strong ties in C-USA cities, as well as with fans and alumni across the country. C-USA schools also place a priority on giving back to their communities through volunteer service with local and national organizations.

Governance Along with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC, Conference USA is one of the seven conferences having significant representation in the NCAA governance structure. The Presidents of the member institutions serve as the league’s Board of Directors. R. Gerald Turner of SMU currently serves as chair of the Board.

a Proud History; a Promising Future Conference USA was formed in 1995 and quickly emerged as one of the nation’s top conferences. The conference unveiled its name, logo and commissioner on April 24, 1995, in Chicago.

The league’s charter members included Charlotte, Cincinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Marquette, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, UAB and USF. Eleven of the institutions began athletic participation in 1995, while Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996.

The league’s headquarters were established in Chicago and after nine years, relocated to the current office in Irving, Texas. Britton Banowsky was named Commissioner in October 2002, succeeding Mike Slive, the league’s first commissioner.

C-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and the United States Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members. ECU began league competition in 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in 1999. The league added TCU and ECU (1999) for all sports and they began competition in 2001. USF started C-USA football in 2003.

After celebrating its 10th Anniversary during the 2004-05 season, C-USA began a new chapter in 2005-06 when its current membership came together to form the new look of the league.

Since its formation, C-USA has established a strong foundation, an identity and a history that reflects the league’s national presence. Fourteen years of remarkable history has reinforced the league’s position in collegiate athletics, setting the course for the next decade and beyond.

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or almost a century the University of Memphis has been a catalyst for progress in the city of Memphis, the state of Tennessee and the surrounding Mid-South region. From its inception as a normal school dedicated to the education of public school teachers, to its role today as an educator of technologically-savvy graduates who face a complex world, the University of Memphis has always fulfilled its current mission while looking forward to and planning for its future.

Exceptional students from Tennessee, from every other state in the nation and from almost 100 countries around the world choose to attend the University of Memphis. They come here on the recommendation of their major professors at European universities; they come here to study subjects that are offered nowhere else; they come to study alongside men and women who are recognized and respected throughout the academic and scientific communities as foremost in their fields.

Ever forward-looking, the University of Memphis is poised to enter one of its most historic and productive periods. From the faculty and staff we have in place to our alumni and benefactors, our “people assets” have never been more willing, able and generous in their efforts to build an academic environment that makes a life-long impact on the young minds at the U of M.

PRESIDENT Dr. Shirley C. Raines FOUNDED 1912 as West Tennessee State Normal School CAMPUS SIZE More than 202 buildings on more than 1,160 acres at eight sites OPERATING BUDGET $344 million LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT $1.43 billion ENROLLMENT (FOR FALL 2009) Total ..................................................21,424 Undergraduate .................................16,719 Graduate ............................................4,288 Law School ............................................417 Full-time............................................... 69% Part-time .............................................. 31% WORKFORCE Approximately 2,500 employees, including 930 full-time faculty COLLEGES & SCHOOLS • Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law • College of Arts & Sciences • College of Communication and Fine Arts • College of Education • Fogelman College of Business and Economics • Graduate School • Herff College of Engineering • Loewenberg School of Nursing • School of Audiology and Speech Language Pathology • University College DEGREES • 15 bachelor’s degrees in more than 50 majors and 70 concentrations • Master’s degrees in over 45 subjects • Doctoral degrees in 21 disciplines • Specialist degree in education • Juris Doctor (law degree) • Online degree program

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TIGER PRIDE • The University of Memphis campus has been designated a Level 2 Arboretum by the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council and the Tennessee State Division of Forestry.

To achieve that designation requires that at least 60 varieties of trees must be labeled and available for a self-guided tour.

• The U of M has 25 Chairs of Excellence, more than any other university in Tennessee.

A Chair of Excellence is a state-designated, definitive authority in his or her field of study.

• The U of M Law School ranked 5th nationwide as a Best Value Law School by preLaw magazine based on the combination of high bar pass rate, high employment rate, and low tuition.

• The Campus School at the University of Memphis has been recognized as one of the highest achieving schools in Tennessee, with 99% of its students scoring proficient or advanced in both reading and math.

• The Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music is the only doctoral degree granting music school in the state of Tennessee and within a 300 mile radius of the city of Memphis.

• The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated the U of M as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education for 2006 through 2009.

• The University of Memphis Student Health Services is the only primary care facility in Memphis with digital radiology.

• Our Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI) is among the leading earthquake research organizations in the United States. It conducts research in 140 stations throughout the southeastern United States and five other countries.

• More than 50 judges in the State of Tennessee are graduates of the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law.

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revious to her appointment at the University of Memphis, Dr. Shirley C. Raines was Vice Chancellor for Academic Services and Dean of the College of Education at the University of Kentucky. While at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, she received the Distinguished Faculty Member award and has received two research awards from the Eastern Educational Research Association. She is the author of 14 books and numerous journal articles and is widely regarded as an expert in teacher education and early childhood education.

During the years of Dr. Raines’ tenure at the University of Memphis, the following building projects have been completed: the FedEx Institute of Technology, the Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management, the Student Activities Plaza and fountain, the clock tower, University Services Building with new bookstore, the Athletic Training Facility, softball stadium, additions to the Carpenter Student Housing Complex, the renovation of the former Millington Naval Hospital and the renovation of Wilder Tower, which is devoted to student services. New construction ventures underway include a new student center, a new Honors residence hall, a new golf center and the relocation of the Law School to its historic downtown location on the Mississippi River.

Described in The Commercial Appeal as “powerful, prepared and personable,” she has become known for her effective work in building productive partnerships on and off the campus.

Because of an emphasis on building productive partnerships, the University has realized a 99% increase in annual giving to the University as well as a 103 percent increase in sponsored research grant and contract awards, during Dr. Raines’ tenure. Major focus areas of her work with students include expanding the University’s Honors and Emerging Leaders programs and establishing internships in many majors.

Dr. Raines is one of 12 college presidents on the NCAA Board of Directors and chairs the NCAA Presidential Task Force Oversight and Monitoring Group while also serving on the Board of Directors of C-USA. While Chair of the Board of Directors of C-USA, Dr. Raines led the conference through realignment. As a community leader, she serves as the past chair of the Memphis Regional Chamber of Commerce and on the board of directors of several non-profit organizations, including Memphis Tomorrow, local PBS station WKNO, and the Higher Education Division of United Way. The March/April 2009 issue of Business TN included her on the magazine’s list of the 100 most powerful people in Tennessee.

In 2009, Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen appointed Dr. Raines to the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB). She will serve a four-year term. The SREB, an Atlanta-based nonprofit, nonpartisan organization founded in 1948, works with Tennessee and 15 other member states to improve education from the pre-kindergarten to the university level.

Dr. Raines earned her Doctorate in Education and her Master of Science degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her Bachelor of Science degree is from the University of Tennessee at Martin. She also completed the Management Development Program from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

A native of Bells, Tennessee, she is married to retired professor, Dr. Robert J. Canady. In his retirement, he is a stained glass artist and a private pilot. Bob and Shirley are the parents of four adult children and four grandchildren.

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C. Johnson came aboard in February of 1996 and immediately set forth in bringing U of M Tiger athletics into national prominence.

Over the last 13 years, the dynamic administrator has built Tiger Athletics into a nationally-recognized program that has been to five bowl games in the last six years and played for the Men’s Basketball National Championship title in 2007-08. In addition, for the last 11 straight years, donations to the department have continued to rise, and on June 30, 2009, a record-setting $7 million was announced by the Tiger Scholarship Fund.

Also in the last six years under Johnson, the Tigers have captured 14 total C-USA championships in men’s basketball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s golf and men’s track.

The men’s basketball program has garnered five regular-season titles (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) and four C-USA Tournament championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), while the women’s soccer program claimed back-to-back-to-back league championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

Johnson is currently spearheading his second major capital campaign which benefits nearly every area of the Tiger Athletic Department. Included in the $12.9 million project is a new addition to the Athletic Office Building, a weight room and turf practice field for Tiger Football, a redesign of the Tiger baseball stadium that is currently underway, the completed golf practice facility, a renovation of the Finch Center men’s basketball practice facility and the Anfernee Hardaway Hall of Fame to honor Tiger athletes.

Johnson’s first capital campaign was previously the largest fund-raising effort in the history of Memphis athletics. The $8 million campaign included a new 8,000-square-foot football and basketball office complex addition, a new basketball practice facility, which is still considered one of the best in the country, and a complete renovation of the Murphy Athletic Complex.

During his tenure, Johnson has created the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the Tiger Scholarship Fund Board of Directors and the Athletic Director’s Ambassador’s Club. The Ambassador’s Club, which started with two members in 1997, has reached an all-time high of 37 members under Johnson. A significant revenue source for Tiger Athletics, members of the Ambassador’s Club pledge to commit $500,000.

In June 2007, Johnson inked a lucrative longterm contract extension with Learfield Sports, which enabled Tiger Sports Properties to retain the multimedia rights for Memphis Athletics through 2017. The Tigers signed on with Learfield Sports in 2001, granting the partner radio and television rights, athletic venue signage, game day promotions and sponsorships, as well as the official athletic department website. Terms for the contract call for the Tigers to receive a financial guarantee each year of the agreement and to participate in annual revenue sharing. Last fall, the U of M entered into a five-year, $11.3 million partnership with Nike to provide shoes, apparel and equipment for all Tiger athletic teams.

A believer in academic excellence as well as athletic success and national prominence, Johnson leads a department that set a school record with 50 percent of its student-athletes achieving a 3.0 or higher during the fall 2007 semester. For the most recent academic year, which includes fall 2008 and spring 2009, 335 student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA and 12 had a 4.0 for the year and 20 others had a 4.0 either in the fall or spring. Nine teams logged a semester average of 3.0 or higher for the 2007 fall semester, and for the last four straight semesters, the athletic department as a whole has maintained a 2.8 GPA . In May 2008, 44 athletes earned their degrees, marking the largest group for one ceremony since 2002 when the athletic academic services department began keeping record.

Johnson came to Memphis after serving as athletic director at Temple from 1994-1995. A long-time administrator, Johnson also served as an athletic director at Miami University (19881994) and Eastern Illinois (1980-88), and was the associate athletic director at Northern Iowa from 1974-80.

An native of Ottawa, Ill., Johnson holds his bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Iowa in 1965 and earned his master’s degree in physical education from the University of Northern Iowa in 1967.

Johnson and his wife, Melba, have three children: Jeff, P.A. and Michelle; five grandchildren and one great grandson.

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ASSOCIATE ADs

BILL LANSDEN DEVELOPMENT

BILL LOFTON

LYNN PARKES

LISH TRICE

FINANCE

COMPLIANCE/SWA

ASSISTANT TO THE AD

BOB WINN EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

ASSISTANT ADs

EDDIE CANTLER SUPPORT SERVICES

NICOLE GREEN

MELISSA MOORE

JENNIFER RODRIGUES

FRED STEWART

DIR. OF COMPLIANCE

TICKETING

DIR. OF MEDIA RELATIONS

BUSINESS

HEAD COACHES

MELISSA McFERRIN

BROOKS MONAGHAN

JOSH PASTNER

VOLLEYBALL

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

WOMEN’S SOCCER

MEN’S BASKETBALL

KEVIN ROBINSON

DARON SCHOENROCK

WINDY THEES

LEE TAYLOR WALKER

BUTCH WOOLBRIGHT

TRACK

BASEBALL

SOFTBALL

WOMEN’S TENNIS

RIFLE

RICHIE GRANT

BETH HARRELSON

APRIL JAUREGUI

MEN’S TENNIS

MEN’S SOCCER

WOMEN’S GOLF

LARRY PORTER

GRANT ROBBINS

FOOTBALL

MEN’S GOLF

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ASSISTANT COACHES

ASHLEY BLANTON

DOUG CLARK

FRED CORRAL

ANNE COTE

GLYNN CYPRIEN

JOHN DOWDY

MIKE DuBOSE

MARK FINNEGAN

SOFTBALL

TRACK

BASEBALL

VOLLEYBALL

MEN’S BASKETBALL

RIFLE

FOOTBALL

M & W TENNIS

NIC FORTENBERRY

MARK FRANKLIN

TYLER FRAZIER

NICK GLASER

JODI GRANT

JAY HOPSON

SEDRICK IRVIN

MARKO MAJSTOROVIC

TRACK

MEN’S SOCCER

TRACK

MEN’S SOCCER

WOMEN’S SOCCER

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

VOLLEYBALL

KEVIN McGIVEN

JACK MURPHY

DANIELLE O’BANION

ERIC PRICE

KILLIAN ROESSNER

BRETT SCHNEIDER

JONNY WALKER

MICHAEL WHOLEY

FOOTBALL

MEN’S BASKETBALL

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

FOOTBALL

SOFTBALL

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

WOMEN’S SOCCER

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

WILLIS WILSON

JERRY ZULLI

MEN’S BASKETBALL

BASEBALL

RYAN CREWS

JUSTIN CROUSE

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SUPPORT STAFF

BRAD ANDERSON ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER

SALLY ANDREWS

SUSAN BLACKWELL

LAMAR CHANCE

BARBARA CHAPMAN

FRANKIE CONKLIN

ASST. COMPLIANCE

ACCOUNTING CLERK

ASST. MEDIA RELATIONS

BUSINESS OFFICE

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JUDY DAVIS-LEWIS

SUSAN DAY

TAMMY DeGROFF

KELLY DROZD

DARBY DUNNAGAN

CHRIS DUTY

CARL EVANS

FRANK FLETCHER

ADS OFFICE

TICKET OFFICE

ASST. MEDIA RELATIONS

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

VIDEO COORDINATOR

ASST. VIDEO COORDINATOR

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

M CLUB DIRECTOR

DENNA GREER

JUDY GUPTON

BRANDON HAYS

KRISTIN HENKE

RICHARD HOGANS

MARC HOHORST

ESTHER HOLLIE

STELLA GREEN OLYMPIC SPORTS SEC.

BUSINESS OFFICE

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

MARKETING DIR.

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR

STRENGTH & COND.

EQUIPMENT MANAGER

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

MIKE JENKINS

LARRICK JOHNSON

BRANDON KOLDITZ

DONNA LARIVIERE

GAIL LEE

VALORIE LOTT

DR. JOE LUCKEY

AMOS MANSFIELD

STRENGTH & COND.

WBKB SECRETARY

ASST. MEDIA RELATIONS

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

LIFE SKILLS

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR

DIR. ATHLETIC ACADEMICS

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

KIMYA MASSEY

JESSIE MILLS

CAROLE MURRAY

JASON NEASE

MELISSA NORRIS

FRED QUARLES

SHERRI SCHWARTZ

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR

ADS OFFICE

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

MBKB SECRETARY

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR

JASON REDD ASST. MEDIA RELATIONS

FB RECRUITING SEC.

ASST. DIR. ACADEMICS

ROSALYN SIMS

DONEASE SMITH

MIKE STARK

STANLEY E. STEVENS

LOU STRASBERG

BRIDGET VANLANDEGHEM

RONNIE VINSON

MBKB OPERATIONS DIR.

ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER

WBKB OPERATIONS DIR.

STRENGTH COACH

FACULTY REP.

TRAVEL COORDINATOR

ACADEMIC COUNSELOR

BUSINESS OFFICE

JENNIFER WALKER

WESLEY WHEELER

ADMIN. ASSISTANT

COMPUTER ANAYLIST

LETONIA WILLIAMS

MARTHA WOODS

TICKET OFFICE

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COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB Home Course of the University of Memphis Men’s Golf Team and Host of the Memphis Intercollegiate - Located in eastern Shelby County, Colonial Country Club served as the home venue for the PGA TOURS FedEx St. Jude Classic for 19 years. The 36-hole club features a North and South course, with the championship South Course being 7,300 yards in length.

TPC AT SOUTHWIND Located in southeastern Shelby County, the TPC at Southwind serves as the current home venue for the PGA TOURS FedEx St. Jude Classic.

The 18-hole club features a championship golf course, as well as one of the most outstanding practice facilities in the area.

MEMPHIS COUNTRY CLUB Located in beautiful East Memphis, Memphis Country Club has been the host site for three Western Opens and Western Amateurs, two Women’s USGA Amateurs and two Men’s USGA Amateur championships.

GERMANTOWN COUNTRY CLUB Located in East Shelby County in the City of Germantown, Germantown Country Club is a par 71 golf course that plays to 6950 yards in length and is a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. GCC served as a host site for U.S. Open qualifying in 1990 when a young amateur named Phil Mickelson shot a course record 6369 to qualify for his first professional tournament.

CHICKASAW COUNTRY CLUB Located in East Memphis, Chickasaw Country Club is another of the stately old country clubs in the Memphis area that helped place the city in the national golf spotlight. Founded in 1922, Chickasaw plays to a length of 6720 yards and features bent grass greens.

RIDGEWAY COUNTRY CLUB Ridgeway’s Golf Course combines challenge and beauty that work in perfect harmony. The home course of former 2003 PGA Champion Shaun Micheel, Ridgeway plays to a length of 7,013 yards and is a par 71 course.

WINDYKE COUNTRY CLUB Located in East Memphis near Collierville, Windyke Country Club features both an East Course and a West Course. The East Course has a natural look in a rural setting including ditches, trees, lakes, low lying areas and several natural wildlife sanctuaries.

QUAIL RIDGE GOLF CLUB Located in the Bartlett community in northeast Shelby County, Quail Ridge Golf Club is a Champions Bermuda golf course that plays to 6632 yards.

STONEBRIDGE GOLF CLUB Located in northeastern Shelby County, Stonebridge Golf Club, once a country club, plays to 6743 yards. The par 71 course features bent grass greens and tight fairways, highlighted by elevation changes throughout the course.

WEDGEWOOD GOLF CLUB Located in Olive Branch, Miss., Wedgewood Golf Club offers a challenge to golfers of all levels with water coming into play on 13 of the 18 holes. The par 72 course, which has bent grass greens, has a deep creek running throughout the golf course making ball placement a must.

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n March 2002, vast improvements were beginning to take place in the CAAS. At that time, Dr. Joe Luckey took over the staff after spending the previous 10 years at Austin Peay State University. Dr. Luckey, who was nationally recognized for his outstanding leadership in 1999, came to Memphis with a vision. In just one short year, Dr. Luckey recruited six new staff members, instituted new academic programs, designed and inspired two (which is now four) special sections of ACAD 1100 for student-athletes and transitioned the office from the basement of the Elma Roane Fieldhouse to the newlyrenovated Wilder Tower.

Dr. Luckey heads a full-time staff of eight, while also utilizing 20 tutors, two academic interns, graduate assistants and student workers. CAAS has a unique responsibility as an office as it provides academic services to all student-athletes and conducts all necessary paperwork for NCAA academic compliance/ certification. The academic services include orientation programs, tutoring, mentoring, academic counseling, study hall and academic advising. Further detail about the services and programs offered by CAAS are found on the website, http://www.memphis.edu/caas/index. php.

Dr. Luckey has continued to challenge the Center’s staff, the coaching staffs and the student-athletes to collaboratively enhance the academic performance of U of M student-athletes. As the following highlights indicate, the group effort has resulted in positive results for the university. During the last seven academic years, 14 teams have posted their highest-ever semester GPAs, a record number of student-athletes made the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll and the Tiger 3.0 Club, the department semester GPA record has been set, and several individual student-athletes have been recognized for prestigious national academic awards, such as the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and Academic All-America.

Ultimately, the goal of every student-athlete is to graduate. CAAS has continued to set records here as well as 44 student-athletes graduated in May, 2009, encompassing the largest-ever graduation group for the athletics department.

The CAAS received a new home during the summer of 2003 with the completion of the Wilder Tower. The Wilder Tower also houses admissions, the bursar, financial aid, the registrar, student development and academic advising. A total of 8,000 square feet, encompassing the entire sixth and seventh floors of the tower, have been designated for the CAAS. The area supports 23 student computer stations, 17 offices and numerous study tables.

Four academic awards are sponsored by the CAAS as a means of honoring the top student-athletes. The Tiger 3.0 Club recognizes student-athletes who earned gradepoint averages of 3.0 during the fall/spring semesters, while the Tiger Academic Thirty is dedicated to the 30 student-athletes with the best grade-point average on each team and then the next best group of student-athletes, totaling 30. The final honor, the TEAM GPA Award, is presented to the male and female team with the best grade point average for the semester. The fourth and newest award, CAAS Academic Achievement Award, is presented to the student-athlete(s) who has overcome personal hardship but has still worked hard in the classroom.

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hen the University of Memphis first fielded a football team in the fall of 1912, no one had selected a nickname for the squad.

Early references to the football team tabbed them only as the Blue and Gray Warriors of West Tennessee Normal School.

After the final game of the 1914 season, there was a student parade. During this event, several Normal students shouted, “We fight like Tigers.” The nickname was born.

More and more the nickname “Tigers” was used, particularly in campus publications.

But it did not catch on with the newspapers downtown. They continued to use “Normals” or the “Blue and Gray” when referring to the University.

In the late 1920s, student publications and downtown newspapers began referring to the football team as the “Teachers” or “Tutors.”

The Tiger nickname would return, but not until 1939 was it finally adopted as the official nickname for the University of Memphis.

The first Tiger, TOM, was procured by the Highland Hundred Football Boosters in 1972 and served the U of M faithfully for nearly 20 years until passing away in February of 1992.

The Highland Hundred officially presented TOM to the University in a ceremony at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on November 11, 1972, during a football game against the University of Cincinnati.

TOM had initially been named ‘Shane’ at the suggestion of the breeder’s daughter.

Once in Memphis, though, a contest was held to name the mascot. More than 2,500 entries were submitted. The list was ultimately reduced to two choices, Shane, and TOM, which stands for Tigers Of Memphis. TOM won.

In the fall of 1991, the Highland Hundred Tiger Guard received TOM II as a gift from Tom and Carolyn Atchison of Florence, Alabama. TOM II would serve with pride for 17 years through 2008, passing away on October 15th of that year.

Shortly after TOM II’s death, the Tiger Guard began the search for a new tiger to serve as TOM III, and a stroke of good luck was realized in a discussion with the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Educational Center in Rock Springs, Wis. Faced with three new cubs born August 31, 2008, after an unexpected pregnancy at their facility, founders Jeff Kozlowski and Jenny Meyer offered to donate one of their young tigers to serve as TOM III. TOM III was introduced at a press conference on November 17, 2008, and the Tiger Guard officially presented him to the University on November 22 during a football game against the UCF.

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onsidered the “Home of the Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock ‘n Roll,” the city of Memphis’ musical roots run deep. However, music is just a chapter in the history as well as the future of the city located in the heart of MidAmerica.

Memphis, named after the capital of ancient Egypt, boasts all the amenities you would expect in a city with over 1 million residents, while retaining the charm and down-to-earth feel of a small town.

Downtown Memphis recently realized a building boom valued at $2.3 billion which transformed the heart of the city. One of the most visible projects was the construction of AutoZone Park, the downtown ballpark which is the home of the Memphis Redbirds, the St. Louis Cardinals’ Triple-A club. The 14,320seat stadium includes 1,500 club seats, 48 luxury suites and is located at the corner of Third Street and Union Avenue across from the world-famous Peabody Hotel.

The city’s newest downtown project is FedExForum, an entertainment arena that houses both the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association and the University of Memphis men’s basketball team. The $250 million state-of-the-art arena features a 35,000-square-foot outdoor plaza where fans of all ages can gather before an event. The arena has over 100 points of sale for concession stands and four full-service restaurants. FedExForum is located one block south of Beale Street.

Beale Street has rapidly become the entertainment center of Memphis and visitors and locals alike enjoy the food and music offered in the various nightclubs.

Where Beale Street meets the Mississippi River is Tom Lee Park, site of the annual Beale Street Music Festival. The weekend-long event is just a part of the month-long Memphis in May International Festival which also includes the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest and the Sunset Symphony.

Also located within a block of Beale is Gibson Guitar Memphis, which includes factory tours and cultural exhibits. Across the street is the Smithsonian’s Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum located at the FedExForum, which includes artifacts documenting music’s past.

Memphis’ musical roots also include Stax and Hi-Records as well as Sun Records recording studio. Stax became known for “sweet soul music” through such artists as the MarKeys, Booker T. and the MGs, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam and Dave and Isaac Hayes.

One of Hi-Records’ premier artists was Al Green. Sun Records’ most famous recording artist was Elvis Presley and also boasted Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash among its recording artists.

Elvis Presley’s Graceland is one of the five most visited home tours in America and is the most famous home in the United States after the White House. In 1991, Graceland was placed on the National Register of Historical Places. Over 600,000 visitors tour Graceland each year.

The city’s location makes Memphis a major distribution hub with two interstate highways intersecting the city. Memphis is also home of FedEx, the nation’s largest package carrier which makes Memphis International Airport the world’s busiest cargo airport. Over 500 commercial passenger flights originate from Memphis International each day.

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• Named for its Egyptian sister city on the Nile • The largest city in Tennessee & the 19th largest city in the United States • Centered in the middle of the nation’s population • The Pork BBQ Capital of the world • The home of The Pyramid, the third largest pyramid in the world • Ranked by the travel industry as one of the top 20 destinations for an athletic event • Ranked as one of the nation’s top 10 convention centers and locations • The nation’s largest spot cotton-trading market • The hardwood capital of the world • The home of the world’s largest cargo airport • The third-largest rail center in the United States • The fourth-largest inland port in the United States • Home to the Memphis Zoo, one of only four zoos in the United States to exhibit giant pandas.

• The 47th Best Sports City according to the Sporting News 2009 list.

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