2017-18 Kentucky Women's Golf Fact Book by University of Kentucky Athletics

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Table of Contents and Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Quick Facts, Tournament Info and 2017-18 Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2017-18 Roster and Pronunciation Guide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Head Coach Golda Borst. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 Assistant Coach Brian May. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Director of Operations Bettie Lou Evans. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Leonie Bettel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10 Claire Cameron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Claire Carlin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 Josephine Chang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15 Zoe Collins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Sarah Fite. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Isabelle Johansson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19 Grace Rose. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21 Sarah Shipley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23 Ale Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25 2016-17 Season Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-29 UK Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31 Honors and Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 UK at the NCAA Championships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 All-Time Wildcats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 University Club Big Blue Course Layout. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-38 Wildcats in the Pros. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

M EDIA INFOR M A T ION make all interview requests at least 24 hours before the desired interview time to Eric Lindsey in media relations.

Eric Lindsey Women’s golf contact

TO THE MEDIA The 2017-18 University of Kentucky women’s golf fact book is intended to answer any questions you might have about the season. If you need additional information, special stories, pictures or have any questions, please feel free to contact the media relations office.

CONTACT INFORMATION Women’s Golf Contact: .............. ...................................Eric Lindsey Office Phone:........ 859.257.8429 Cell Phone:............ 859.619.0944 Fax:........................ 859.323.4310 Email:........ eric.lindsey@uky.edu Website:............ UKathletics.com UK ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION Joe Craft Center 338 Lexington Avenue Lexington, KY 40506-0604

INTERVIEWS All interviews with the UK women’s golf team studentathletes and coaches must be coordinated through the UK media relations office. Please

Standing (from left to right): Head Coach Golda Borst, Isabelle Johansson, Claire Carlin, Leonie Bettel, Grace Rose, Assistant Coach Brian May Sitting (from left to right): Claire Cameron, Sarah Fite, Josephine Chang, Ale Walker, Zoe Collins, Sarah Shipley

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UNIVERSITY Location: Lexington, Ky. Founded: 1865 Enrollment: 30,761 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Blue (PMS 286) and White Conference: Southeastern Home Course: University Club of Kentucky Big Blue Course: (par 72, 7,013 yards) Wildcat Course: (par 71, 6,680 yards) President: Dr. Eli Capilouto (Alabama, 1971) Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart (Ottawa, 1981) Faculty Representative: Joseph L. Fink III (Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, 1970) UK Website: www.uky.edu COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Golda Borst Alma Mater: Tennessee (2006) Years at UK: Entering eighth year Years Coaching: Entering eighth year Twitter: @UKCoachGolda Instagram: @goldaborst Assistant Coach: Brian May Alma Mater: Golf Academy of the South (2007) Years at UK: Entering fourth year Twitter: @UKcoachBmay Instagram: @ukcoachbmay Director of Operations: Bettie Lou Evans Years at UK: Entering 40th year 2017-18 TEAM INFORMATION Players Returning/Lost: 7/2 Top Returning Players: Isabelle Johansson, Grace Rose, Ale Walker, Josephine Chang, Sarah Shipley

Newcomers: Leonie Bettel, Claire Cameron, Sarah Fite Twitter: @KentuckyWGolf Instagram: @kentuckywgolf Facebook: @KentuckyWGolf 2016-17 REVIEW Events: 11 (10 tournaments) Team Best Tournament Finish: 3rd - Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate, Cardinal Cup Team Top-Five Tournament Finishes: 4 - East & West Match Play Challenge (4th), Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate (3rd), Cardinal Cup (3rd), Clover Cup (5th) Team Lowest 18-hole Round: 277, Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate (Third Round) Team Lowest 54-hole Score: 871, Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Best Individual Finish: Isabelle Johansson, T1st (Minnesota Invitational); Grace Rose, 1st (Battle of the Bluegrass) Best Individual 18-Hole Round: Isabelle Johansson, 64 (First Round, UCF Challenge) Best Individual 54-Hole Tournament Score: Isabelle Johansson, 208 (UCF Challenge) SEC Tournament Finish: 10th NCAA Regional Finish: 16th NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (GOLDA BORST ERA) Regional Appearances: Six (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017) Last: 2017, 16th in Columbus Regional (Columbus, Ohio) Championship Appearances: One individual (Isabelle Johansson in 2015) Best Finish: 7th in NCAA Regional in 2015 NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (ALL-TIME) Championship Appearances: F ive (1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992) Best Finish: Fifth in NCAA Championship in 1986

20 1 7 - 1 8 SC H EDU L E DATE TOURNAMENT COURSE LOCATION Sept. 18-19 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Cherokee Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 6-8 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational University Club (Big Blue Course) Lexington, Ky. Oct. 21-22 Cardinal Cup U of L Golf Club Simpsonville, Ky. Oct. 27-29 The Landfall Tradition Country Club of Landfall Wilmington, N.C. Jan. 9 vs. Florida Southern TBD TBD Jan. 29 Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) TBD TBD Feb. 9-11 Florida State Match-Up Seminole Golf Course Tallahassee, Fla. March 5-7 Hurricane Invitational The Biltmore Miami March 16-18 Clover Cup Longbow Golf Club Mesa, Ariz. April 6-8 Bryan National Collegiate Bryan Park Champions Golf Course Browns Summit, N.C. April 20-22 SEC Championship Greystone Golf & Country Club Birmingham, Ala. May 7-9 NCAA Regionals TBD TBD May 18-23 NCAA Championships Karsten Creek Golf Course Stillwater, Okla.

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Leonie Bettel Junior

Claire Cameron Freshman

Claire Carlin Junior

Josephine Chang Sophomore

Zoe Collins RS Sophomore

Sarah Fite Freshman

Isabelle Johansson Senior

Grace Rose Senior

Sarah Shipley Sophomore

Ale Walker RS Senior

P R ONU NC IA T ION GU I D E • LEONIE BETTEL - lau-OH-nee, BET-ull • ZOE Collins - ZO-ee • Sarah FITE - like fight • Isabelle JOHANSSON - yo-HON-son Golda Johansson Borst Head Coach

Brian May Assistant Coach

• ALE Walker - AL-ee

2 01 7 - 1 8 R OST ER NAME Leonie Bettel Claire Cameron Claire Carlin Josephine Chang Zoe Collins Sarah Fite Isabelle Johansson Grace Rose Sarah Shipley Ale Walker

YEAR Junior Freshman Junior Sophomore RS Sophomore Freshman Senior Senior Sophomore RS Senior

HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Vienna, Austria (NC State) Martinsville, Ind. (Martinsville High School) Keller, Texas (Keller High School) Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Diamond Bar High School) Galway, Ireland (IMG Academy) Maysville, Ky. (Mason County High School) Sala, Sweden (Celsiusskolan) Nicholasville, Ky. (West Jessamine High School) Hastings, Mich. (Delton Kellogg High School) Paintsville, Ky. (Paintsville High School)

MAJOR Civil Engineering Communication Hospitality Management and Tourism Kinesiology Chemical Engineering Exploratory Studies in Education Communication Special Education Marketing Marketing, Management

SUPPORT STAFF COACHES: Bettie Lou Evans - Director of Golf Operations Katy Poole - Senior Athletic Trainer Head Coach: Golda Borst (Tennessee, 2006) Josh Ray - Academic Counselor Assistant Coach: Brian May (Golf Academy of the South, 2007) Michael Missen - Strength Coach Eric Lindsey - Associate Director of Media Relations Brandon Kolditz - Creative Director Kristy Garrett - Administrative Assistant

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GO LDA B O RST Head Coach | Visby, Sweden | Eighth Season

Golda Borst’s Kentucky coaching career has been defined by postseason appearances. Having completed her seventh season as the head coach of the women’s golf team in 201617, she’s led the Wildcats to six NCAA Regional appearances and a breakthrough individual showing in the 2015 NCAA Championships. UK’s 2015 NCAA Regional showing set the program’s longest NCAA Tournament streak in school history at five while Isabelle Johansson’s NCAA Championships appearance marked the first since Heather Kraus qualified in 1998. After Borst’s program record run of five straight postseason appearances came to an end in 2015-16, the Wildcats bounced back in a big way in 2016-17. UK posted four top-five CO M P E T E

finishes in its 10 stroke-play tournament format events, plus a win at the Battle of the Bluegrass in a dual match vs. Louisville. The Wildcats also shot three rounds under par as a team, including a school-record 277 (11-under par) in the final round of the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate. UK’s team scoring average of 298.13 is the second best in school history, behind Borst’s 2013-14 squad. Individually, there were a number of milestones in 2016-17. Johansson tied for first at the season-opening Minnesota Invitational in the fall before Sarah Shipley followed by winning the individual bracket at the East & West Match Play Challenge. Jordan Chael went low at the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate with a 65 and then Johansson did one better with a 64 at the UCF Challenge, tying the best 18-hole score in school history. In seven years as the Kentucky coach, Borst has continued on the path of taking the program to new heights. Under Borst, UK has posted seven of the top eight single-season scoring averages in program history while claiming 18 of the 20 lowest 18-hole rounds. Under the guidance of Borst, 17 of the top 20 single-season player scoring averages in program history played under Borst. Additionally, 14 of the top 15 marks for most

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single-season par or better rounds played under Borst. Academically, the program has been just as good as the on-the-course performances. The Wildcats have racked up 15 Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team honors. The program consistently finishes among UK’s team grade-point average leaders, including leading all teams during the spring 2016 semester with a 3.713 team GPA. Borst hit the ground running in her first year in 2010-11 and hasn’t looked back. In just her first season, in 2010-11, the Wildcats recorded what was then the secondand third-lowest rounds in program history, shooting a 287 in the first round of the UCF Challenge and a 288 in the third round of the Cougar Classic. Kentucky’s 54-hole scoring average of 306.30 was, at the time, the secondbest mark in program history. As a team, the Wildcats finished in the top 10 in half of the tournaments they played in. The Wildcats improved their scoring average by 1.57 strokes in Borst’s second year in the program in 2011-12. Kentucky earned an eight-stroke victory at the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational, the first win for the program since 2009, and three top-five finishes, the most in a season since the 2005-06 team recorded

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five top-five finishes. The Wildcats’ six top-10 finishes was the most since the 2008-09 team recorded seven. In her third season at the helm, Borst’s squad broke the program’s 54-hole season scoring average by 3.63 strokes, which was previously set in 2011-12. Kentucky brought home a firstplace finish in the very first tournament of the season, the Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational. For the season, UK finished with three topfive finishes, including fifth place at the SEC Championship. The Wildcats broke the program’s 54-hole season scoring average for the third straight season in 2013-14, this time smashing the mark by 4.97 strokes. Kentucky brought home a firstplace finish in the very first tournament of the season, the “MO”Morial Invitational. For the season, UK finished with four top-five finishes while firing three of the top five lowest rounds in program history. Without any seniors on the roster in 201415, Borst took a young team and nearly broke the program single-season scoring average for a fourth year in a row. The Wildcats finished with the then-second-best stroke average in school history and posted their best postseason finish under Borst when they finished in seventh place at the NCAA South Bend Regional, just barely missing on the program’s first NCAA Championships berth as a team since 1992. In addition to five top-10 finishes during the season, the highlight of the 2014-15 season came at the NCAA South Bend Regional when Johansson qualified for the NCAA Championships in thrilling fashion. Playing in just her sixth collegiate tournament, Johansson won in a three-hole playoff to qualify for the NCAA Championships, the first Wildcat to do so since 1998. Borst’s program missed the postseason in 2015-16 due in large part to a slew of injuries. Youth was forced into action earlier than it was ready for, but the Wildcats still made strides. Johansson built on her 2015 NCAA Championships appearance by leading the team in stroke average to go along with a team-high six top-50 finishes. Anna Hack came on late in her freshman season with two top25 finishes in her final three tournaments and

qualified that summer for the U.S. Women’s Open as an amateur. Borst joined the Wildcats from LSU where she served as assistant women’s golf coach from 2007-10. During her stay in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, LSU advanced to the NCAA regionals each of Borst’s three seasons, highlighted by a 12th-place finish at the 2009 NCAA Championships. With Borst, the Tigers recorded a 295.40 team-stroke average during 2009, improving upon the 300.40 posted in 2008. The 2009 season also saw LSU victories at the Bryan Park National Collegiate and Mercedes-Benz Championship, as well as two individual titles. During 2010, LSU earned an individual title while registering a 54-hole 298.00 stroke average. A four-year letterwinner for the women’s golf team, Borst graduated from Tennessee in 2006 with a degree in communication studies. At Tennessee, Borst served as team captain in 2005 and finished with an 18-hole 76.19 stroke average.

Additionally, Borst earned Second Team All-SEC honors in 2006 and was named a threetime SEC Academic Honor Roll member. Borst’s top collegiate finishes came when she placed second in both the 2005 Bryan Park National Collegiate and 2006 Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational. Borst and the Lady Volunteers advanced to the NCAA Women’s Golf Championship during the 2004-06 seasons. A native of Visby, Sweden, Borst competed for the Swedish National Golf Team from 1999-2003. With Borst, the team claimed medalist honors at the Girls Team European Championship in 2000, second at the Lady’s Team European Championship in 2001 and third in the Lady’s Team European Championship in 2002. Prior to coaching at LSU, Borst worked at the Ritz Carlton Golf Club in Sarasota, Florida, assisting in course and tournament operations. Borst, formerly Golda Johansson, is married to Steve Borst. They have a daughter, Lillian.

BOR ST ’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR EVENTS 2010-11 10 2011-12 10 2012-13 10 2013-14 10 2014-15 10 2015-16 10 2016-17 11 Career 71

ROUNDS 30 30 30 30 30 29 31 210

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STROKES 9,189 9,142 9,033 8,884 9,022 8,882 9,242 63,394

AVG. 54 306.3 304.7 301.1 296.1 300.7 306.3 298.1 301.9

LOW 18 287 290 282 283 284 292 277 277

LOW 54 881 883 875 866 866 892 871 866

TOP 10 BEST TOURNAMENT FINISH 5 4th (UCF Challenge) 6 1st (Bettie Lou Evans Invitational) 6 1st (Old Waverly Invitational) 6 1st (“MO”Morial Invitational) 5 T5th (“MO”Morial Invitational) 3 T5th (Two Times) 7 T3rd (Two Times) 38 1st (Three Times)

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Assistant Coach | Frankfort, Ky. | Fourth Season

Brian May enters his fourth season as an assistant coach with the University of Kentucky women’s golf team in 2017-18 after serving as the head golf professional at the Frankfort Country Club for two and a half years. In May’s first season as an assistant coach at Kentucky, UK made a fifth straight appearance in NCAA Regionals, a school record. The Wildcats returned to the NCAA postseason in 2017 after a banner bounce-back season. At the 2015 NCAA South Bend Regional, the Wildcats finished in seventh place with a furious last-day comeback, just narrowly missing out on the program’s first NCAA Championships berth since 1992. The seventh-place finish is the best of the Golda Johansson Borst era. CO M P E T E

Although the Wildcats were unable to find similar success at the 2017 NCAA Columbus Regional, they bounced back in a big way in 2016-17 thanks to May’s on-course coaching after an injury-plagued 2015-16. UK improved its scoring average by eight strokes from the season before. The 2016-17 team average of 296.13 is the second best in school history. The Wildcats posted nine individual top-10 finishes, carded 38 rounds of par or better and recorded four top-five finishes in stroke-play tournaments in 2016-17. In May’s first season as an assistant, in 2014-15, Isabelle Johansson qualified for the NCAA Championships as an individual in her 2015 freshman season, becoming the first Wildcat to do so since Heather Kraus in 1998. In 2015-16, without key veterans like Ale Walker and Sarah Harris, who missed the entire season because of injuries, UK’s young nucleus was forced into action and made promising strides with the tutelage of May. May helped in the recruitment of highly touted freshmen Josephine Chang and Sarah Shipley, who appeared in nearly every tournament for Kentucky during the 2016-17 season. A native of Frankfort, Kentucky, May graduated from the Golf Academy of the South

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in Orlando, Florida. In December of 2007, May returned to Lexington to take additional classes in exercise science at UK. A PGA Level 3 Apprentice, May continued his golf career at the Frankfort Country Club where he served as the assistant golf professional for two years before being promoted to head golf professional in January of 2013. A 2003 graduate of Franklin County High School, May is married to the former Corie Broering.

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Director of Operations | Lexington, Ky. | 17th Season as Director of Operations | 40th Season at UK

Bettie Lou Evans completed her 16th year as director of golf operations in 2016-17 after serving 23 years as head coach of the UK women’s golf team. The success of Evans’ teams for more than two decades earned the coach Hall of Fame recognition before she moved into her current administrative position. Evans is instrumental in fund raising activities for the golf programs, directing operations and serving on the advisory board of the University Club. During her tenure as UK’s women’s golf coach, the longest run of any Kentucky women’s golf coach, Evans was able to develop the program into a consistent competitor in the Southeastern Conference, Mid-Atlantic East

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Region and the NCAA Tournament. Under Evans, the Wildcats finished in the top half of the SEC four of her last seven seasons as coach. Their best conference finish was second place in 1986. Evans was named the SEC Coach of the Year in 1992 and MidAtlantic East Coach of the Year in 1986 and 1990. In January 1997, Evans was inducted into the National Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame. On the national scene, the Wildcats advanced to NCAA Regionals 14 times under Evans, appearing in the NCAA Championships five times. Kentucky’s best finish came in 1986, when UK finished fifth in the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats finished in 10th place in 1988, 13th in 1990, 10th in 1991 and 17th in 1992. Former assistant coach Heather Kraus appeared in the 1998 NCAA Championships as an individual. During Evans’ reign at UK, the Wildcats earned 53 Academic All-SEC honors with five golfers named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholars. Under Evans, nine UK golfers received All-SEC honors 11 times, while two golfers were awarded AllAmerica status. Evans has been instrumental in women’s collegiate golf off the links as well. She served

on the Mid-Atlantic advisory board and was chairperson in 1982 and 1983. She sat on the USGA Women’s Regional advisory committee and served as an SEC representative in 1982. Evans has also been president of the Women’s Kentucky State Golf Association and a member of the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame. Evans is a former member of Lexington’s Spring Lake Country Club board of directors and the Griffin Gate Community Association. She is currently serving on the advisory board at the University Club of Kentucky. She’s a member of Spring Valley Country Club and Idle Hour Country Club. She has won numerous club championships over the years and was runner-up in the Women’s Central Kentucky Championship three times. With years of golf experience, A graduate of Transylvania University in Lexington, Evans was president of Chi Omega sorority. In 1993, Evans was named to the Sports Hall of Fame of Transylvania University. Evans is married to Stanley D. Rullman, a senior partner with the Millikin-Fitton Law Firm, and has one son, Vance Evans, who works at Longwood Antique Woods.

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Junior | Vienna, Austria | Grg3 Kundmanngasse | Civil Engineering

Summer 2017: With back-to-back rounds of 70, placed 14th at 4-under par at the European Ladies Team Championship … Finished in a tie for 64th at the European Ladies Amateur Championship in Switzerland … Helped lead the Diamond Country Club to the Austrian Team Championship.

2016-17 (Sophomore at NC State): Played in all 10 events for NC State, finishing the year with a 74.5 stroke average, third best on the team … Collected two top-10 tournament finishes … Turned in five rounds at even par and five rounds under par ... 24 of her 28 rounds counted towards the team total … Competed for NC State at the NCAA Regional in Albuquerque, New Mexico …Tied for sixth at the Bryan National Collegiate in Browns Summit, North Carolina, with a total score of 5-under par (72-70-69) … Her final-day 69 at the Bryan National was a collegiate season low and her 54-hole score of 211 was a career best … Shot an even-par 72 in NC State’s dual match vs. Hawaii in Kane’ohe, Hawaii, to finish in third place … Posted a three-day total of 2-under par (71-71-72) to tie for ninth at at the Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill, North Carolina … Competed for Austria in the

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2016 World Amateur Championship in Mexico. 2015-16 (Freshman at NC State): Competed in seven tournaments during her first season with the Wolfpack ... Accumulated a 75.8 stroke average, highlighted by three rounds of even par or better … Earned a spot in the lineup for NC State’s NCAA Regional appearance in Baton Rouge, Louisiana ... Placed 24th at the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, North Carolina, at 4-over par to tie her career-high finish … Fired a final-round 68 at the Landfall Tradition for a career-low 18-hole score … Led the team with a 24th-place finish in the first contest of the season at the Cougar Classic in Hanahan, South Carolina … Posted a 72 in the first round of her collegiate career at the Cougar Classic … Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar in 2016.

B E TT EL ’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG. LOW 18 LOW 54 TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST TOURNEY FINISH 2015-16 7 21 1,592 75.8 68 220 0 0 T24th (Two Tournaments) 2016-17 10 28 2,085 74.5 69 211 2 2 T6th (Bryan National Collegiate) Career 17 49 3,667 75.0 68 211 2 2 T6th (Bryan National Collegiate)

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Before NC State: Member of Austrian national golf team since 2012 ... Led Team Austria to third place at the European Girls Team Championship in Czech Republic ... Shot 6-under par at the 2015 Ladies European Championship and placed 14th ... Crowned the U18 champion at both the 2014 and 2015 Austrian Stroke Play tournaments … Won the 2014 Austrian Match Play tournament in the U18 division … Captured the Serbian Stroke Play championship in 2014 … Tabbed the U21 Austrian Player of the Year in 2014. Personal: Born April 12 ... Daughter of Susanne Bettel and Fritz Thalhammer ... Has an older sister, Marlene ... Native of Vienna, Austria … Nickname is Leo … Majoring in civil engineering … With extensive history competing for the Austrian national team, has competed in golf

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events in Austria, Japan, France, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Serbia, Russia, Estonia, Sweden, Spain, Scotland, Mexico and Northern Ireland … Considers her 6-under 66 at the 2015 European Ladies Amateur Championship at Murhof, Austria, to be her most memorable round of her career because it was a bogey-free round and was in her home country … Won the CAD Modellierwettewerb in 2015, a modeling contest, by remodeling the Tokyo Skytree. Why she chose UK: “Coach Borst made a really good impression on me and was definitely one of the reasons why I chose Kentucky. With the facilities and resources here at Kentucky, it made it easy for me to decide that I want to be a part of Kentucky.”

C H IP SH OTS Dream course: St. Andrews Dream foursome (including herself): Rory McIlroy, Melissa Reid, Sergio Garcia First time she broke par: August 2012 Favorite club: 8 iron Favorite golf movie: Legend of Bagger Vance Golfer she tries to emulate: Rory McIlroy

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Freshman | Martinsville, Ind. | Martinsville High School | Communication to 2016 … Recorded two top-three finishes on the PGA Junior Series Golf Tour … From 2013 to 2016, notched 14 wins on the GolfWeek Junior Golf Tour … A two-time GolfWeek Magazine, GolfWeek Jr. All-American Team member … At age 14, became the youngest player to win the Indiana Girls state title … Tabbed the Indiana Golf Association Player of the Year three times.

Before UK: Won 42 total tournaments during her junior career … Ranked 39th in the class of 2017 at the end of her junior golf career, according to Junior Golf Scoreboard … Qualified five times for the US Girls’ Junior Championship from 2013 to 2017, including a qualifier medalist finish in 2015 … Played in 2015 and 2016 U.S. Women’s Open qualifiers, including finishing as the top junior golfer in 21st place behind eight professional and 12 college golfers in 2016 … Selected as one of five Americans to play in the 2015 and 2016 Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship … Posted five top-five and eight top-10 finishes on the American Junior Golf Association tour … Played in three AJGA Girls’ Championships from 2014 CO M P E T E

Personal: Born April 8 ... Daughter of Mick and Lisa Cameron ... Native of Indianapolis … Father player two years of semi-professional hockey for the Canadian Amateur Hockey League in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Kitchener, Ontario ... Uncle Greg Perschke played baseball at the University of New Orleans and went on to enjoy a professional career … Aunt Trisha Perschke played volleyball at Western Michigan University … Picked UK over Florida, Illinois, Arkansas, Auburn, Louisville and Furman … Plans to major in communication ... Considers her most memorable moment of her golf career to be the last round of her junior career in the U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship because it was the fifth time she had qualified for the tournament to cap her junior career.

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Why she chose UK: “I love how passionate Coach Borst and Coach (Brian) May are about their golf program at UK. I also love that Kentucky is in the best golf conference in the country, the SEC.”

C H IP SH O T S Dream course: Augusta National Dream foursome (including herself): Her dad, Jordan Spieth, John Calipari First time she broke par: June 13, 2010, in an AJGA event Favorite club: 5 hybrid Favorite golf movie: The Greatest Game Ever Played Golfer she tries to emulate: Jordan Spieth

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Junior | Keller, Texas | Keller High School | Hospitality Management and Tourism Summer 2016: Played in the Texas Women’s Open ... Participated in several Collegiate Amateur and Cactus Tour events. 2015-16 (Freshman): Joined the team in January for the spring semester ... Competed in the team’s first two events of the spring ... Made her UK debut in 15th place at the Battle of the Bluegrass dual match vs. Louisville ... Fired a 77 in the second round of the UCF Challenge ... Dean’s List in spring 2016. Summer 2017: Played in stage I of LPGA Qualifying School in Rancho Mirage, California. 2016-17 (Sophomore): Appeared in back-toback tournaments at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic and the Clover Cup ... One of five Wildcats to play at the NCAA Columbus Regional ... Played the best golf of her career at the Clover Cup In Mesa, Arizona, where she followed a secondround 75 with a career-low 69 ... Both scores at the Clover Cup are the best of her career ... The 229 and 53rd-place finish at the Clover Cup are also career bests ... Made her season debut at the Cardinal Cup in Simpsonville, Kentucky ... Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in fall 2016, spring 2017.

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Summer 2015: Finished in the top 10 in the Cactus Tour Event and led after the first of three rounds ... Placed in the top quarter of the 120-player field at the Texas Women’s Open ... LPGA Qualifying School participant. Before UK: The first player in Keller High School history to qualify for the Class 5A State Championship ... Qualified for the Class 5A State Championship after becoming the first girl in school history to win the Girls 5A Region 1 Championship ... Named most valuable player at Keller High School ... Also the team captain ... Named all-district and all-region in 2013-14.

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Personal: Born Jan. 13 ... Daughter of Ray Carlin and Anita Nesser ... Has three sisters: Brittany, Elaine and Kate ... Hails from Keller, Texas ... Has an aunt, Leah Carlin, who played softball at Indiana State ... Major is hospitality management and tourism ... Considers her most memorable moment of her golfing career to be when she finished with an eagle and a birdie to shoot 69 for the first time. Why she chose UK: “This is a place where I can achieve my goals and dreams.”

C H IP SH O T S Dream course: Augusta National Favorite club: Pitching wedge or driver Favorite golf movie: She doesn’t watch movies Golfer she tries to emulate: Stacy Lewis or Matt Kuchar

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CARL IN’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR 2015-16 2016-17 Career

EVENTS 2 4 6

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ROUNDS STROKES 5 409 12 969 17 1,378

AVG. 81.8 80.8 81.1

LOW 18 77 69 69

LOW 54 245 229 229

TOP 10 0 0 0

TOP 20 0 0 0

BEST FINISH T93rd (UCF Challenge) T53rd (Clover Cup) T53rd (Clover Cup)

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Sophomore | Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. | Diamond Bar High School | Kinesiology

Summer 2017: Teamed up with teammate Sarah Shipley at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and made it to the round of 16 before falling in a playoff hole … Qualified for the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship by winning a local qualifier.

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2016-17 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 of the team’s 11 events, missing only the season-opening Minnesota Invitational ... Recorded eight rounds of par or better, behind only Isabelle Johansson ... Her eight rounds of par or better tied for the third most in a season in school history ... Began her career with four straight even- or under-par rounds ... Won Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week on March 22, just the second in school history and the first since Haley Mills won it in March 2014 ... One of five Wildcats to play at the NCAA Columbus Regional ... Posted four top-30 finishes, including 16th place at the Clover Cup in Mesa, Arizona, and in all three tournament appearances in the fall ... Opened the PING ASU Invitational in Tempe, Arizona, with a 1-under 71 ... With back-to-back rounds of 72 to finish the Clover Cup in Mesa, Arizona, fired a 54-hole career best of 219 to finish in a tie for 16th place ... Won SEC Fresh-

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man of the Week for her performance at the Clover Cup ... Placed seventh in the Battle of the Bluegrass vs. Louisville ... Tied for 29th at the Cardinal Cup in Simpsonville, Kentucky ... With a pair of 72s in the first and second rounds, tied for 27th at the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colorado ... Made her Kentucky debut by tying for fourth place in the stroke-play portion of the East & West Match Play Challenge in Ann Arbor, Michigan ... Shot a 1-under 71 in her first career collegiate round at the East & West Match Play Challenge and then followed it with a 72 ... Went 1-1 in the match-play portion of the East & West Match Play Challenge ... Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team member ... SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in fall 2016, spring 2017. Summer 2016: Posted a top-five finish at the

CHA NG’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR 2016-17 Career

EVENTS 10 10

ROUNDS STROKES 28 2,131 28 2,131

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LOW 18 71 71

LOW 54 219 219

TOP 10 1 1

TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2 T4th (E&W Match Play Challenge) 2 T4th (E&W Match Play Challenge)

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2017-18 MEDIA GUIDE Marion Miley in Lexington ... Played in the Tennessee Women’s Open, which featured both professionals and amateurs. Before UK: A three-time First Team All-League selection out of Diamond Bar High School … Led Diamond Bar to the 2014 California Interscholastic Federation-Women’s Southern California Golf Association girls’ state championship … Also finished as state runners-up in both 2012 and 2013 … Led Diamond Bar to three CIF Southern Section Championships, four league titles, two Knabe Cup championships and the 2014 Ayala Tournament crown … Ended her high school career ranked No. 37 overall in Golfweek’s 2016 rankings … Member of the 2015 American Junior Golf Association Scholastic All-America Team … Best individual finish was second at the AJGA Junior at Yolo Fliers ... Also finished third at the 2012 Veritas World Championship.

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Personal: Born Oct. 20 ... Daughter of Wen and Karen Chang … Has an older sister, Evelyn … Hails from Rancho Cucamonga, California … In high school was on the Principal Honor Roll from 2012-15 … Named the 2014 Trigonometry/Math Analysis Student of the Year … Member of the 2012-13 Girls’ League … Participated in the 2014-15 California Scholarship Federation … Picked Kentucky over UC Riverside and Florida International ... Nicknames include Jo, Josie and Joey ... Major is kinesiology ... Her most memorable moment of her golf career was when she shot a 5-under-par 68 at a high school tournament to lead her team to a firstplace finish. Why she chose UK: “I fell in love with the coaches, the campus, the facilities and the great atmosphere of Lexington. I believe that I can improve and become the player that I want

to be by joining this program. Not to mention I love the school colors.”

C H IP SH OTS Dream course: St. Andrews Dream foursome (including herself): Jordan Spieth, Annika Sorenstam, Arnold Palmer First time she broke par: Summer before junior year of high school Favorite club: 8 iron Favorite golf movie: The Greatest Game Ever Played

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Sophomore (RS) | Galway, Ireland | IMG Academy | Chemical Engineering ... Won the IMG Golf Laurel Oak Country Club title in 2015 ... Placed third at the Stoke Park Ladies Open in 2014 ... Frequent competitor on the international scene ... Tied for 19th at the 2014 Irish Girls Open ... Reached the semifinals of match play at the 2014 Irish Girls Close ... Finished in 37th place at the English Girls Open in 2014.

2016-17 (Redshirt freshman): Did not compete in 2016-17 due to injury ... Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll member. 2015-16 (Freshman): Did not compete in 201516 due to injury ... SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in fall 2015. Summer 2015: Posted a pair of top-five finishes during the summer … Came in fourth place at the Stoke Park Ladies Open … Finished in fourth place at the Irish Ladies Interprovincials.

Personal: Born Oct. 28 ... Daughter of Brendan and Joan Collins ... Has a brother, Niall, and a sister, Jade ... Hails from Ireland ... Major is chemical engineering ... Her most memorable moment of her golfing career was shooting a 69 to win her regionals as a junior.

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@zooecollins

C H IP SH O T S Dream course: Old Head Golf Links or Paintsville Counry Club Dream foursome (including herself): Jordan Spieth, Arnold Palmer, Shane Lowry First time she broke par: July 8, 2015 Favorite club: Putter Favorite golf movie: Caddyshack Golfer she tries to emulate: Jordan Spieth

Why she chose UK: “I chose Kentucky because of the amazing coaching staff, the team and the facilities. I felt I would not only be able to improve my golf but be a part of something much larger.”

Before UK: Two-time tournament winner at the junior level ... Captured her first title at the Berkshire Girls Championship in 2014

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Freshman | Lexington, Ky. | Mason County High School | Exploratory Studies in Education vitational titles … Won the Kentucky Junior PGA Championship Qualifier in Bardstown, Kentucky, as well as the Kentucky Junior Masters in Lexington … Placed second in the 2016 Kentucky Junior Amateur when she lost in a playoff … Numerous other top-10 finishes in junior tournaments.

Before UK: Named to Kentucky’s All-State Team her sophomore, junior and senior seasons … Won the 2016 Kentucky High School Athletic Association Golf State Championship, climbing out of a three-shot deficit on the final day to shoot a 1-under-par 71 in the final round and become the first girl at Mason County High School to win the state title … Named the 2016 Golf House Kentucky Junior Girls Player of the Year … Also named the 2016 Kentucky Player of the Year … Tabbed to the All-Region Team in all four seasons in high school … First girl in Mason County High School history to win her regional tournament in back-to-back years … Owns a long list of high school and junior tournament championships, including back-to-back Mason Country Girls InCO M P E T E

Personal: Born Aug. 29 ... Daughter of Roscoe and Theresa Fite ... Native of Maysville, Kentucky … Has a younger brother, Cray … Honor-roll student in high school who posted a 4.0 grade-point average … Nominated for the United States Golf Association-American Junior Golf Association President’s Leadership Award in high school … Also was nominated for the AJGA Scholastic Junior All-American Team in high school … Received the Robert E. Yancey Scholarship at the Natural Resource AJGA event in 2015 and 2016 ... Member of the Mason County High School orchestra, choir and Future Christian Athletes … Major is exploratory studies in education ... Her most memorable moment of her golfing career was day two of the Kentucky state tournament when she won the title. Why she chose UK: “I fell in love with the campus and practice facility. I really like the coaches and my teammates. They are great.”

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@han_griffy

C H IP SH OTS Dream course: Pebble Beach First time she broke par: Freshman year of high school Favorite club: Driver Favorite golf movie: Caddyshack Golfer she tries to emulate: Lexi Thompson

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Senior | Sala, Sweden | Celsiusskolan High School | Communication

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2016-17 (Junior): One of only two Wildcats to appear in all 11 events ... Led the team in scoring average (73.3), top-20 finishes (six), top-10 finishes (three), lowest 18-hole round of the season (64), lowest 54-hole score of the season (208), and rounds of par or better (12) ... Her single-season scoring average is the best in school history ... Owns more singleseason rounds of par or better (12) than any Wildcat in school history ... Tied Liz Breed’s 18-hole school record (with records dating back to 1987) with an 8-under 64 in the Summer 2017: Placed fifth at the Swedish first round of the UCF Challenge in Orlando, Ladies Match Play Championship … Florida ... Fall highlight was her first career Represented Sweden at the European Ladies individual championship at the season-opening Amateur Championship in Switzerland Minnesota Invitational ... Finished in the top … Played in stage I of LPGA Qualifying 20 of all four fall tournaments, including two School in Rancho Mirage, California. top-10 finishes ... Top Wildcat finisher at the

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NCAA Columbus Regional (22nd place) after a final-round 72, UK’s only round of par or better on the difficult Scarlet Course at the Ohio State University Golf Club ... Tied for 17th at the PING ASU Invitational in Tempe, Arizona, after closing with back-to-back rounds of 2-under 70 in the second and third rounds ... Finished in a tie for 29th at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with a 224 ... Carded a career-low 208 (8-under par) at the UCF Challenge thanks to a school-record 64 in the first round ... Recorded seven birdies and an eagle to card the 64 ... Followed the 64 with a 70 in the second round and finished in a tie for third at the UCF Challenge ... Placed fourth at the Battle of the Bluegrass vs. Louisville ... Tied for sixth at the Cardinal Cup in Simpsonville, Kentucky, after back-to-back 72s in the second

JOHAN SSON’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Career

EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES 6 18 1,382 10 28 2,127 11 31 2,276 27 77 5,785

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AVG. 76.8 76.0 73.4 75.1

LOW 18 70 70 64 64

LOW 54 219 221 208 208

TOP 10 1 0 3 4

TOP 20 1 1 6 8

BEST FINISH T10th (NCAA South Bend Regoinals) T11th (UCF Challenge) T1st (Minnesota Invitational) T1st (Minnesota Invitational)

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2017-18 MEDIA GUIDE and third rounds ... Fired a then-career-low 67 in the final round of the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, to tie for 12th ... The 67, at the time, tied for the sixth-best round in school history ... In the stroke-play portion of the East and West Match Play Challenge in Ann Arbor, Michigan, tied for 17th with a second-round 72 ... Came from behind at the Minnesota Invitational in Minneapolis with a then-career low of 68 in the final round to tie for first place ... She started the final round in 12th place but rolled in six of her tournament-high 14 birdies in the final round ... The 54-hole score of 215 (1-under par) marked a career low at the time and tied the low 54-hole score of the fall season for the Wildcats ... 2017 Spring Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll member. Summer 2016: Active summer that included six tournaments with four top-10 finishes ... Posted a 73.21 scoring average over 14 rounds, including four rounds under par ... Best finish was third place at the Kalmar Ladies Open (1-under par) ... Also posted a score of 1-under par with a sixth-place finish at the LET-Access Norrporten Ladies Open ... Finished in sixth place in a Skandia Tour Elit event ... Notched ninth place at the Swedish Match Play Championship ... Also played in the European Ladies Championship, where she shot 3-over par, and the Ladies British Amateur. 2015-16 (Sophomore): Led the team with a 76.0 scoring average. … Posted a team-high six top-50 finishes in tournament play … One of two Wildcats to appear in all 10 events ... Only Wildcat to record every round in the 70s ... Tied for the team best with two rounds of even par or better ... Tied for 30th thanks to a 73 in the second round of the Bryan National Collegiate ... Behind a second-round 74, tied for 25th at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic ... Carded a 74 in the opening round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate ... Finished in a season-best 11th place at the UCF Challenge with a 54-hole season low of 221 (77-71-73) ... Her second-round 71 at the UCF Challenge was a season low ... Placed second at the dual match vs. Louisville at the Battle of the Bluegrass with a 36-hole score of 151 (7576) ... Fired an even-par 72 at the first round of the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill, North Carolina … Recorded a thenseason-low 54-hole round of 223 (75-73-75) at the Mercedes-Benz Championship, along with a tie for 34th place … Finished in 34th place at the Minnesota Invitational ... Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team member ... SEC Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in fall 2015, spring 2016.

place at the Swedish Junior Strokeplay … Twice finished in fifth place, first at the Skandia Tour Elit Borås GL and then at the Upsala Open … Posted the second-best amateur score at the Borås Ladies Open, part of the Let Access Series, and ended up in eighth place overall … Notched a 10th-place finish at the Hovås Open … Notched a top-20 finish (19th) at the Norrporten Ladies Open, part of the Let Access Series. 2014-15 (Freshman): Qualified for the NCAA Championships as an individual, the first Wildcat to qualify for the NCAA Championships as an individual since Heather Kraus in 1998 ... Joined Kentucky for the spring semester ... Played in six tournaments in spring with one top-10 finish ... Finished with a 76.8 scoring average ... Recorded three even- or under-par rounds in six tournaments ... Played best golf of her young career at the NCAA South Bend Regional, tying for 10th place and earning a spot at the NCAA Championships by getting up and down for par in the final hole of a three-hole playoff ... Fired an opening-day 70 at the NCAA South Bend Regional, her best round of the season, just one place removed from the lead after the opening 18 holes ... With a tournament-best 43 pars, finished the NCAA South Bend Regional with a 3-over-par 219, her best 54-hole score of the season ... Shot even par in the final round at the Bryan National Collegiate to finish in a tie for 48th place, her first career top-50 finish ... Made Kentucky debut with an 11-over-par

performance at the UCF Challenge, including a 1-under 71 in just her second collegiate round. Before UK: The 2014 Junior Masters Invitational champion ... Won the 2014 Swedish Junior Championship ... Finished as the low amateur in the Sundsvall Ladies Open ... The 2014 Golf Upsala Open champion ... Finished third in the 2013 Annika Invitational Europe ... Participated in Annika Invitational Florida. Personal: Born July 14 ... Daughter of Mikael and Gitte Johansson ... Has two brothers, Kristoffer and Isak ... Major is communication ... Considers her school-record-tying 64 in the first round of the UCF Challenge in February 2017 to be her finest moment of her golfing career. Why she chose UK: “It was the best fit for me. I loved Golda and I loved the mood at UK. It is a place where my dreams can come true.”

C H IP SH O T S Dream course: Augusta National Dream foursome (including herself): Justin Bieber, Ryan Gosling, Anton Karlsson Favorite club: Driver Favorite golf movie: Happy Gilmore Golfer she tries to emulate: Ian Poulter

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Senior | Nicholasville, Ky. | West Jessamine High School | Special Education

Summer 2017: Tied for ninth place in a field of amateurs and professionals at the 19th Golf Capital of Tennessee Women’s Open in Fairfield Glade, Tennessee. 2016-17 (Junior): After appearing in just one

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event in the fall, appeared in all seven events in the spring ... Finished behind only Isabelle Johansson with a 74.4 stroke average ... Tied Johansson for a team-best six rounds of par or better in the spring season ... Shot a final-round 1-over 73 at the NCAA Columbus Regional to finish in a tie for 43rd ... Notched her best tournament finish of the season at the Southeastern Conference Championship by tying for 17th place ... Won the individual title in the dual match vs. Louisville ... Fired a 54-hole career-best 214 at the SEC Championship in Birmingham, Alabama, with a 70 in the first round, a 73 in the second and a 71 in the final round ... Tied for 29th at 221 thanks to a 1-under 71 in the final round of the PING ASU Invitational in Tempe, Arizona ... Recorded a 222 and tied for 31st at the Clover

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Cup in Mesa, Arizona ... Thanks to a secondround 70, carded a 1-over 217 and tied for 28th at the UCF Challenge in Orlando, Florida ... Won top individual honors with a pair of 72s vs. Louisville in the Battle of the Bluegrass ... Made her season debut at the Cardinal Cup in Simpsonville, Kentucky, and tied for 29th with a 231 ... SEC Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in fall 2016, spring 2017. Summer 2016: Won the 2016 Marion Miley with a 71 in the first round and a 75 in the second round ... Participated in a UK Athletics service trip to Ethiopia. 2015-16 (Sophomore): Led UK with two top-20 finishes ... Recorded a career-low and team season-low 18-hole round of 67 on the final

RO SE’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Career

EVENTS 9 9 8 26

ROUNDS 27 27 23 77

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STROKES 2,094 2,078 1,711 5,883

AVG. 77.6 77.0 74.4 76.4

LOW 18 72 67 70 67

LOW 54 227 222 214 214

TOP 10 0 0 0 0

TOP 20 BEST FINISH 0 T41st (NCAA South Bend Regionals) 2 T15th (Bryan National Collegiate) 1 T17th (SEC Championship) 3 T15th (Bryan National Collegiate)

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2017-18 MEDIA GUIDE day of the Landfall Tradition ... Competed in nine of 10 events, missing only the dual match vs. Louisville ... Posted a career-best 15th-place finish with a 226 (74-74-78) at the Bryan National Collegiate ... Carded a solid 228 (78-74-76) at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate ... Just missed out on a career low with a 223 (73-74-76) at the UCF Challenge ... Tied for 19th at the UCF Challenge, which, at the time, was a career best ... Thanks to a final-round 67, turned into her lowest 54-hole score of 222 (78-77-67) for a then-career-best 37th-place finish at the Landfall Tradition … Second on the team in fall scoring average with a 76.3 … Tied for 44th place at the Minnesota Invitational … Four top-50 finishes was the second most on the team. Summer 2015: Finished in sixth place at the Kentucky Women’s Open with a two-day score of 1-over par … Was tied for the lead after the first day of the Kentucky Women’s Open. 2014-15 (Freshman): Competed in nine tournaments as a freshman ... Held a 77.6

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scoring average ... Finished in the top 50 four times this year ... Had her highest career finish at the NCAA South Regional in a tie for 41st place along with her lowest 54-hole score of 227 ... Was among the tournament leaders in birdies at the South Bend Regional ... Played consistent golf in the postseason, shooting in the 70s in all six rounds of the SEC Championship and South Bend Regional ... Shot a 1-over 73 in the second round of the LSU Tiger Golf Classic ... Carded her low 18-hole round of 72 in consecutive tournaments at the UCF Challenge and Stanford Invitational ... Finished in a tie for 46th in her first collegiate tournament at the “MO”Morial Invitational ... SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll member.

... Participated in two-week mission trips to Haiti and Jamaica while in high school.

Before UK: The 2013 Kentucky High School Athletics Association champion and region runner-up ... Named 2013 KSHAA Player of the Year honors ... Registered a 67 at the state championship and posted a scoring average of 73 ... The Mussleman Dunne Champion and Junior Champion Marion Miley runner-up ... Participated in the 2012 First Tee Pebble Beach

Dream course: Augusta National First time she broke par: Freshman year of high school Favorite club: Driver Favorite golf movie: Happy Gilmore Golfer she tries to emulate: Ben Hogan

Personal: Born March 24 ... Daughter of Wade and Dana Rose ... Has a brother, Travis, and a sister, Ashlee ... Sister played golf at UK ... Brother played golf collegiately at Eastern Kentucky ... Major is special education ... Her most memorable moment of her golfing career was playing at Pebble Beach. Why she chose UK: “I grew up in Lexington and I wanted to play with the best golfers.”

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Sophomore | Hastings, Mich. | Delton Kellogg High School | Marketing

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… Qualified for the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship by winning a local qualifier.

Summer 2017: Played in the Symetra Tour’s Firekeepers Casino Hotel Championship in Battle Creek, Michigan, her first time playing in a professional tournament … Teamed up with teammate Josephine Chang at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championship in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and made it to the round of 16 before falling in a playoff hole

2016-17 (Freshman): One of two Wildcats to play in all 11 events ... Freshman highlight was winning the individual match-play bracket at the East & West Match Play Challenge in Ann Arbor, Michigan ... Closed out the Southeastern Conference Championship in Birmingham, Alabama, with a final-round 72 ... One of five Wildcats to play at the NCAA Columbus Regional ... Tied for 42nd at the SEC Championship with a career-high-tying 224 ... Carded a 225 (73-77-75) at the PING ASU Invitational in Tempe, Arizona, and tied for 45th ... Bounced back in the final round of the LSU Tiger Golf Classic in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with an even-par 72 in the final round ... Opened the Clover Cup in Mesa,

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Arizona, with a pair of 75s ... Shot a 71 on the first day of the UCF Challenge in Orlando, Florida, and finished up with a 54-hole career best of 224 ... Placed fifth in the dual match vs. Louisville in the Battle of the Bluegrass thanks to a first-round 72 ... Fired a then-careerbest 54-hole score of 229 at the Cardinal Cup in Simpsonville, Kentucky, to close the fall ... Competing as an individual only, went 2-0 in match play at the East & West Match Play Challenge to win the individual bracket championship ... Qualified as the No. 1 seed for match play by shooting a 73 and a 72 in the first and second rounds of the stroke-play portion of the event, good for seventh place overall ... SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll member ... Dean’s List in spring 2017. Summer 2016: Finished first on the Golf Week Junior Tour ... Placed 10th at the American

SHI P L EY ’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR 2016-17 Career

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2017-18 MEDIA GUIDE Junior Golf Association Coca-Cola Junior Championship ... Played in the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions and the AJGA Rolex Girls Junior Championship. Before UK: Named the 2015 Golf Association of Michigan Girls’ Player of the Year … A fivetime champion at the junior level, including the Michigan Girls’ Amateur Championship … Also won the GAM Junior Invitational, the AJGA Coca-Cola Championship and the Michigan PGA Junior … Posted a third-place and qualifying finish at the 2015 U.S. Girls’ Junior Qualifier in West Chester, Illinois, in addition to several other top finishes … Ended her high school career ranked No. 37 overall in Golfweek’s 2016 rankings.

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Personal: Born June 27 ... Daughter of Todd and Laurie Shipley … Has an older sister, Gabrielle, who played golf at Grand Valley State … Nicknames include Ship, Chick, Ship-Fly and Ship-Shape … Played basketball until her sophomore year of high school … Was a part of her school’s yearbook staff in high school ... Major is marketing ... Considers her most memorable moment of her golfing career to be a 67 she shot at a PGA junior qualifier at her home course. Why she chose UK: “I chose to become a Wildcat because of the entire package, the coaches, the team members, the university, the location and everything they have to offer.”

C H IP SH OTS Dream course: Augusta National Dream foursome (including herself): Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Tiger Woods (they’re playing five!) First time she broke par: Sophomore year of high school Favorite club: 9 iron Favorite golf movie: Caddyshack Golfer she tries to emulate: Shooter McGavin from Happy Gilmore

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Senior (RS) | Paintsville, Ky. | Paintsville High School | Marketing, Management

Summer 2017: Qualified for stage II of LPGA Qualifying School with a magnificent stage I weekend in Rancho Mirage, California … Three of four rounds in stage I of Q-School were under par … Tied for 48th place in a record field of 362 players in stage I of Q-School, well within the cut of the top 90 players (and ties) that move on to stage II … Posted the 13th-best finish among amateurs at Q-School … Also participated in the the 19th Golf Capital of Tennessee Women’s Open in Fairfield Glade, Tennessee ... Played on the Sun Coast Tour 2016-17 (Redshirt Junior): Made five event appearances after missing nearly a year and

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a half due to injury ... Posted two even- or under-par rounds in 13 rounds ... Carded a 1-under 71 in the final round of the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, for a 54-hole score of 221, her best of the season ... Finished in a careerbest tie for fourth in the stroke-play portion of the East and West Match Play Challenge in Ann Arbor, Michigan ... Fourth-place finish included a career-best-tying 2-under 70 in the second round ... Debuted in the 201617 season after nearly a year and a half off due to injuries with a 74 in the first round of the Minnesota Invitational in Minneapolis ... Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll member. Summer 2016: Played in the Kentucky State Amateur, losing on the last hole of match play to go to the finals ... Missed out on the Ohio Open amateur division title by one stroke. 2015-16 (Junior): Did not compete in 201516 due to injury ... SEC Academic Honor Roll member ... Named to the SEC Community Service Team ... Dean’s List in fall 2015, spring 2016.

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Summer 2016: articipated in a UK Athletics service trip to Ethiopia. 2014-15 (Sophomore): Held a scoring average of 76.8 ... Had three top-40 finishes and one top-20 finish ... Missed the final three tournaments of the season with an injury ... Fired a 1-under 71 in the second round of the UCF Challenge ... Turned in her best 54-hole score at the Stanford Invitational with a 4-over-par 217 (73-70-74) ... Tied for 20th at the “MO”Morial Invitational for the second consecutive year with a 54-hole score of 225 (75-75-76) ... SEC Academic Honor Roll member. 2013-14 (Freshman): Competed in all 10 tournaments as a freshman and has recorded one top-20 finish ... Turned in her best 54-hole score at the UCF Challenge with a 221 (7175-75) ... She tied for 20th at the “MO”Morial Invitational with a three-day score of 224 (7577-72) ... SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll member ... Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team member ... Dean’s List in fall 2013. Summer 2013: Placed second in the North East Florida Collegiate Amateur with scores of @ KentuckyWG olf

2017-18 MEDIA GUIDE 74-75-74 ... Placed third in an American Junior Girls Association tournament at Bellefonte Country Club with 76-72-72 ... Top 10 in Sun Coast Tour event with 76-76-74... Played in the Kentucky Women’s Open and shot 75-79... Won the sportsmanship award for the AJGA at Bellefonte Country Club... Nominated as top 20 in country for the prestigious President Leadership Award by raising money for different awarenesses and causes such as the Hands for Haiti, tornado victims and many other local causes. Before UK: In 2012, Walker was the regional and All-A State champion, while also claiming the AJGA Greenbrier qualifier ... Named the All-Area Player of the Year, regional runnerup and Madisonville Invitational individual champion in 2011 ... A five-time state tournament qualifier, All-A Regional champion (2010-12), voted on the All-Area Team (200911) and was the first woman to compete in the 2012 Paintsville Invitational, placing third ... Was also a two-year letterwinner in soccer, while also lettering in softball one year. Personal: Born May 23 ... Daughter of Butch and Kathy Walker ... Has one brother, Bryan ... Double majoring in marketing and management ... Considers the first round of LPGA Qualifying School in the summer of 2017 as her most memorable round of her career because she showed up when it counted. Why she chose UK: “UK prides itself on being both academically and athletically competitive by providing their athletes with whatever they need to be a successful person.”

C H IP SHOTS Dream course: St. Andrews Dream foursome (including herself): Hank Williams, Kid Rock, John Daly First time she broke par: Freshman year of high school Favorite club: 3 iron Favorite golf movie: Caddyshack Golfer she tries to emulate: Jordan Spieth and Stacy Lewis

WAL KER ’ S SC OR EC A R D YEAR EVENTS ROUNDS STROKES AVG. LOW 18 LOW 54 TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH 2013-14 10 30 2,293 76.4 71 221 0 1 T20th (“MO”Morial Invitational) 2014-15 7 21 1,612 76.8 70 217 0 1 T20th (“MO”Morial Invitational) 2015-16 - - - - - - - - 2016-17 5 12 915 76.3 70 221 1 1 T4th (E&W Match Play Challenge) Career 22 63 4,820 76.5 70 217 1 3 T4th (E&W Match Play Challenge)

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DATE TOURNAMENT 9/12-13 Minnesota Invitational 9/18-20 East & West Match Play Challenge 10/7-9 Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate 10/23-25 Cardinal Cup 1/30 Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) 2/5-7 UCF Challenge 3/17-19 Clover Cup 3/24-26 LSU Tiger Classic 4/7-4/9 PING ASU Invitational 4/21-23 SEC Championship 5/8-10 NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 SCORE PLACE TOP FINISHER (PLACE) 295 301 302 898 6th Isabelle Johansson (T1) 292 286 - 578 4th* Two tied (T4)^ 295 299 277 871 3rd Jordan Chael (T7) 302 301 298 901 3rd Jordan Chael (4) 299 303 - 602 1st Grace Rose (1) 286 291 299 874 12th Isabelle Johansson (T3) 301 296 287 884 5th Josephine Chang (T16) 305 311 304 920 13th Isabelle Johansson (T29) 295 299 292 886 9th Isabelle Johansson (T17) 291 296 298 885 10th Grace Rose (T17) 326 311 306 943 16th Isabelle Johansson (T22)

*Final team results following match play; team finished second in stroke play; full match-play results in tournament breakdown ^Stroke-play results only; does not include match-play results

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS PLAYER

Claire Carlin Jordan Chael Josephine Chang Zoe Collins Hannah Griffith Anna Hack Isabelle Johansson Megan Kinney Grace Rose Sarah Shipley Ale Walker TEAM TOTALS

EVENTS

4 8 10 - - 2 11 - 8 11 5 11

RDS

12 22 28 - - 5 31 - 23 30 12 163

STROKES AVG.

969 1,654 2,131 - - 374 2,276 - 1,711 2,307 915 12,337

80.8 75.2 76.1 - - 74.8 73.4 - 74.4 76.9 76.3 75.7

LOW 18

69 65 71 - - 70 64 - 70 71 70 64

LOW 54

229 215 219 - - 225 208 - 214 224 221 208

MATCH

- 1-1 1-1 - - 1-1 0-2 - - 2-0 0-2 5-7

TOP 10*

0 3 1 - - 0 3 - 0 1 1 9

TOP 20* BEST FINISH (TOURNAMENT)

0 3 2 - - 0 6 - 1 1 1 14

T53 (Clover Cup) 4 (Cardinal Cup) T4 (E&W Match Play Challenge) T22 (twice) T1 (Minnesota Invitational) T17 (SEC Championship) 7 (E&W Match Play Challenge) T4 (E&W Match Play Challenge) T1 (Minnesota Invitational)

^Stroke-play results only; does not include match-play results *Does not include the Battle of the Bluegrass because it was a dual match

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Claire Carlin | Sophomore | Par or Better Rounds: 1 Event Cardinal Cup Clover Cup LSU Tiger Golf Classic NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 85 83 82 250 T89 85 75 69 229 T53 80 79 81 240 T76 87 84 79 250 T89 -

Jordan Chael | Senior | Par or Better Rounds: 3 Event Minnesota Invitational East & West Match Play Challenge Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Cardinal Cup Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge PING ASU Invitational SEC Championship

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 76 75 77 228 T30 - 74 72 - 146 T8^ 1-1 75 75 65 215 T7 71 75 73 219 4 74 78 - 152 6 74 74 80 228 T79 75 78 81 234 T71 73 79 80 232 66 -

Isabelle Johansson tied the school record with a 64 in the first round of the UCF Challenge.

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Josephine Chang | Freshman | Par or Better Rounds: 8 Event East & West Match Play Challenge Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Cardinal Cup Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge Clover Cup LSU Tiger Golf Classic PING ASU Invitational SEC Championship

NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 71 72 - 143 T4^ 1-1 72 72 76 220 T27 79 77 75 231 T29 76 77 - 153 7 76 79 77 232 85 75 72 72 219 T16 77 84 75 236 T66 71 79 76 226 T49 78 72 76 226 T50 -

85 78 82 245 T85 -

Anna Hack | Redshirt Sophomore | Par or Better Rounds: 1 Event Minnesota Invitational East & West Match Play Challenge

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 73 70 82 225 T22 74 75 - 149 T22^ 1-1

Isabelle Johansson | Junior | Par or Better Rounds: 12 Event Minnesota Invitational East & West Match Play Challenge Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Cardinal Cup Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge Clover Cup LSU Tiger Golf Classic PING ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 72 75 68 215 T1 76 72 - 148 T17^ 0-2 75 75 67 217 T12 78 72 72 222 T6 77 72 - 149 4 64 70 74 208 T3 76 76 73 225 T39 73 74 77 224 T29 77 70 70 217 T17 73 74 79 226 T50 - 78 75 72 225 T22 -

Josephine Chang recorded eight rounds of par or better as a freshman.

Grace Rose | Junior | Par or Better Rounds: 6 Event Cardinal Cup Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge Clover Cup LSU Tiger Golf Classic PING ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 76 76 79 231 T29 72 72 - 144 1 74 70 73 217 T28 75 74 73 222 T31 75 76 80 231 T52 76 74 71 221 T29 70 73 71 214 T17 82 76 73 231 T43 -

Sarah Shipley | Freshman | Par or Better Rounds: 5 Event Minnesota Invitational East & West Match Play Challenge Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Cardinal Cup Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge Clover Cup LSU Tiger Golf Classic PING ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA Columbus Regional

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 80 82 77 239 T54 73 72 - 145 7^ 2-0 85 81 74 240 T94 77 78 74 229 T21 72 78 - 150 5 71 78 75 224 T69 75 75 DQ DQ T83 80 82 72 234 T59 73 77 75 225 T45 75 77 72 224 T42 81 82 84 247 T87 -

Ale Walker | Redshirt Junior | Par or Better Rounds: 2 Event Minnesota Invitational East & West Match Play Challenge Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville) UCF Challenge

R1 R2 R3 Total Place Match Play 74 81 80 235 T48 73 70 - 143 T4^ 0-2 73 77 71 221 T34 83 76 - 159 T10 77 80 WD WD WD -

Grace Rose was arguably UK’s most consitent player in the spring season in 2017.

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Minnesota Invitational

Sept. 12-13 | Minikahda Club | Minneapolis 6,119 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 11 teams | 60 individuals UK par or better rounds: 3 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Isabelle Johansson 72 75 68 215 T1 Anna Hack 73 70 82 225 T22 Jordan Chael 76 75 77 228 T30 Ale Walker 74 81 80 235 T48 Sarah Shipley 80 82 77 239 T54 Team 295 301 302 898 6

East & West Match Play Challenge

Sept. 18-20 | Radrick Farms Golf Course | Ann Arbor, Mich. 6,292 yards | Par 72 | 36-hole stroke play followed by two days of match play Eight teams | 48 individuals UK par or better rounds: 6 Player R1 R2 Total Place Match-Play Ale Walker 73 70 143 T4^ 0-2 Josephine Chang 71 72 143 T4^ 1-1 Jordan Chael 74 72 146 T8^ 1-1 Isabelle Johansson 76 72 148 T17^ 0-2 Anna Hack 74 75 149 T22^ 1-1 Team 292 286 578 4* 0-2 Sarah Shipley (Ind.) 73 72 145 7^ 2-0

UCF Challenge

Feb. 5-7 | Eagle Creek Golf Club | Orlando, Fla. 6,349 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 17 teams | 96 individuals UK par or better rounds: 4 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Isabelle Johansson 64 70 74 208 T3 Grace Rose 74 70 73 217 T28 Sarah Shipley 71 78 75 224 T69 Jordan Chael 74 74 80 228 T79 Josephine Chang 76 79 77 232 85 Team 286 291 299 874 12 Ale Walker (Ind.) 77 80 WD WD WD

Clover Cup

March 17-19 | Longbow Golf Club | Mesa, Ariz. 6,184 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 15 teams | 84 individuals UK par or better rounds: 3 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Josephine Chang 75 72 72 219 T16 Grace Rose 75 74 73 222 T31 Isabelle Johansson 76 76 73 225 T39 Claire Carlin 85 75 69 229 T53 Sarah Shipley 75 75 DQ DQ T83 Team 301 296 287 884 5

*Final team results following match play; team finished second in stroke play ^Stroke-play results only; does not include match-play results Match play semifinals – No. 3 Wisconsin defeats No. 2 UK 3-2 Match play 3rd/4th place – No. 1 Ohio State defeats No. 2 UK 4-1

Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate

Oct. 7-9 | Highlands Ranch Country Club | Highlands Ranch, Colo. 6,450 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 18 teams | 93 individuals UK par or better rounds: 5 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Jordan Chael 75 75 65 215 T7 Isabelle Johansson 75 75 67 217 T12 Josephine Chang 72 72 76 220 T27 Ale Walker 73 77 71 221 T34 Sarah Shipley 85 81 74 240 T94 Team 295 299 277 871 3

Cardinal Cup

Oct. 23-25 | U of L Golf Club | Simpsonville, Ky. 6,393 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 17 teams | 93 individuals UK par or better rounds: 3 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Jordan Chael 71 75 73 219 4 Isabelle Johansson 78 72 72 222 T6 Sarah Shipley 77 78 74 229 T21 Grace Rose 76 76 79 231 T29 Claire Carlin 85 83 82 250 T89 Team 302 301 298 901 3 Josephine Chang (Ind.) 79 77 75 231 T29

Battle of the Bluegrass (vs. Louisville)

Jan. 30 | Timacuan Golf Club | Lake Mary, Fla. 6,354 yards | Par 72 | 36-hole dual match 2 teams | 12 individuals UK par or better rounds: 4 Player R1 R2 Total Place Isabelle Johansson 77 72 149 4 Sarah Shipley 72 78 150 5 Jordan Chael 74 78 152 6 Josephine Chang 76 77 153 7 Ale Walker 83 76 159 T10 Team 299 303 602 1 Grace Rose (Ind.) 72 72 144 1

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Jordan Chael posted three straight top-10 finishes in the fall, including firing a career-low 65 in the third round of the Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate.

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LSU Tiger Golf Classic

SEC Championship

PING ASU Invitational

NCAA Columbus Regional

March 24-26 | University Club | Baton Rouge, La. April 21-23 | Greystone Golf & Country Club (Legacy Course) | Birmingham, Ala. 6,250 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 6,202 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 15 teams | 90 individuals 14 teams | 70 individuals UK par or better rounds: 1 UK par or better rounds: 4 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Isabelle Johansson 73 74 77 224 T29 Grace Rose 70 73 71 214 T17 Grace Rose 75 76 80 231 T52 Sarah Shipley 75 77 72 224 T42 Sarah Shipley 80 82 72 234 T59 Isabelle Johansson 73 74 79 226 T50 Josephine Chang 77 84 75 236 T66 Josephine Chang 78 72 76 226 T50 Claire Carlin 80 79 81 240 T76 Jordan Chael 73 79 80 232 66 Team 305 311 304 920 13 Team 291 296 298 885 10 April 7-9 | Karsten Golf Course | Tempe, Ariz. May 8-10 | The Ohio State University Country Club (Scarlet Course) | Columbus, Ohio 6,337 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 6,416 yards | Par 72 | 54-hole tournament 14 teams | 81 individuals 18 teams | 96 individuals UK par or better rounds: 4 UK par or better rounds: 1 Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Player R1 R2 R3 Total Place Isabelle Johansson 77 70 70 217 T17 Isabelle Johansson 78 75 72 225 T22 Grace Rose 76 74 71 221 T29 Grace Rose 82 76 73 231 T43 Sarah Shipley 73 77 75 225 T45 Josephine Chang 85 78 82 245 T85 Josephine Chang 71 79 76 226 T49 Sarah Shipley 81 82 84 247 T87 Jordan Chael 75 78 81 234 T71 Claire Carlin 87 84 79 250 T89 Team 295 299 292 886 9 Team 326 311 306 943 16

Isabelle Johansson won the season-opening Minnesota Invitational with a come-from-behind score of 68 in the final round. Johansson finished the season with a team-best six top-20 finishes, a school-record scoring average of 73.4 and a single-season program record 12 rounds of par or better.

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SEASON RECORDS: SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) Season Name 2016-17 Isabelle Johansson 2013-14 Liz Breed 2014-15 Haley Mills 2013-14 Haley Mills 2016-17 Grace Rose 2013-14 Sarah Harris 2012-13 Ashleigh Albrecht 2016-17 Jordan Chael 2007-08 Mallory Blackwelder 2010-11 Ashleigh Albrecht 2013-14 Cylia Damerau 2008-09 Mallory Blackwelder 2012-13 Sarah Harris 1987-88 Kate Rogerson 2012-13 Cylia Damerau 2014-15 Cylia Damerau 2015-16 Isabelle Johansson 2014-15 Sarah Harris 2016-17 Josephine Chang 2012-13 Heather Lott

Rounds 31.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 23.0 30.0 27.0 22.0 29.0 28.0 30.0 26.0 27.0 35.0 27.0 24.0 28.0 27.0 28.0 18.0

Avg. Score 73.42 73.87 73.90 74.13 74.39 74.87 75.07 75.18 75.34 75.36 75.40 75.62 75.70 75.71 75.81 75.83 75.96 75.96 76.11 76.22

PLAYER WINS Season Name 1987-88 Kate Rogerson 1995-96 Lauri Berles 2016-17 Isabelle Johansson 2016-17 Grace Rose 2013-14 Haley Mills 2011-12 Ashleigh Albrecht 2010-11 Ashleigh Albrecht 1996-97 Lauri Berles 2008-09 Mallory Blackwelder 1998-99 Jenny Dugan 2004-05 Erin Faulkner 2003-04 Maggie Gabelman 1991-92 Tonya Gill 1990-91 Tonya Gill 1989-90 Tonya Gill 2005-06 Ali Kicklighter 1988-89 Cindy Mueller* 1990-91 Dolores Nava 2001-02 Towa Okiyama 1993-94 Maria Olivero

Events 12 11 11 8 10 9 10 1 10 10 8 5 10 12 12 11 11 10 10 4

Wins 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

PAR-OR-BETTER ROUNDS Season Name 2016-17 Isabelle Johansson 2014-15 Haley Mills 2016-17 Josephine Chang 2013-14 Liz Breed 2012-13 Ashleigh Albrecht 2010-11 Ashleigh Albrecht 2016-17 Grace Rose 2013-14 Sarah Harris 2011-12 Ashleigh Albrecht 2007-08 Mallory Blackwelder 2016-17 Sarah Shipley 2013-14 Cylia Damerau 2013-14 Haley Mills 2012-13 Liz Breed 1996-97 Lauri Berles 1994-95 Lauri Berles 1987-88 Kate Rogerson

Rounds 31.0 30.0 28.0 30.0 27.0 28.0 23.0 30.0 27.0 29.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 31.0 33.0 35.0

Par or Better 12 10 8 8 8 8 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

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LOW ROUND Season Name 2016-17 Isabelle Johansson 2013-14 Liz Breed 2016-17 Jordan Chael 2009-10 Kristin Vincent 2010-11 Ashleigh Albrecht 1998-99 Jenny Dugan 2016-17 Isabelle Johansson 2015-16 Grace Rose 2002-03 Kelly Anders 2007-08 Mallory Blackwelder 1995-96 Kirsten Krogsrud 2009-10 Louise Ljungstedt 2008-09 Alyssa Randolph

Event Round/Score UFC Challenge 1/64 Schooner Fall Classic 3/64 Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate 3/65 Challenge at Onion Creek 2/65 UCF Challenge 1/66 Lady Seminole 1/66 Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate 3/67 Landfall Tradition 3/67 Chrysler ACC/SEC Challenge 1/68 SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational 1/68 The Lady Tar Heel Invite. 2/68 Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup 2/68 LSU Golf Classic 1/68

Bold indicates former golfer in Borst era | Bold italic indicates current golfer *Results are only available during Mueller’s junior/senior seasons SCORING AVERAGE Season Coach 2013-14 Golda Borst 2016-17 Golda Borst 2014-15 Golda Borst 2012-13 Golda Borst 2011-12 Golda Borst 2008-09 Myra Blackwelder 2015-16 Golda Borst 2010-11 Golda Borst 2009-10 Myra Blackwelder 2005-06 Stephanie Barker

Rounds 30.0 31.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 26.0 29.0 30.0 29.0 32.0

Avg. Score 296.13 298.13 300.73 301.10 304.73 305.23 306.28 306.30 306.62 307.16

SEASON WINS Season Coach 1990-91 Bettie Lou Evans 1987-88 Bettie Lou Evans 1997-98 Bettie Lou Evans 1996-97 Bettie Lou Evans 1991-92 Bettie Lou Evans 1988-89 Bettie Lou Evans

Tournaments 12 12 10 11 10 11

LOW ROUND Season Coach 2016-17 Golda Borst 2012-13 Golda Borst 2013-14 Golda Borst 2014-15 Golda Borst 2014-15 Golda Borst 2009-10 Myra Blackwelder 2016-17 Golda Borst 2016-17 Golda Borst 2013-14 Golda Borst 2013-14 Golda Borst 2016-17 Golda Borst 2010-11 Golda Borst 2010-11 Golda Borst 2008-09 Myra Blackwelder 2014-15 Golda Borst 2013-14 Golda Borst 2014-15 Golda Borst 2014-15 Golda Borst 2012-13 Golda Borst 2011-12 Golda Borst 2007-08 Myra Blackwelder 2009-10 Myra Blackwelder

Event Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate Alamo Invitational Schooner Fall Classic Stanford Intercollegiate UCF Challenge Challenge at Onion Creek UCF Challenge East & West Match Play Challenge “MO”Morial Invitational UCF Challenge Clover Cup UCF Challenge Cougar Classic LSU Golf Classic Stanford Intercollegiate UCF Challenge SEC Championship NCAA Championships Old Waverly Bulldog Inv. Alamo Invitational Mason Rudolph Championship Napa River Grill Cardinal Cup

Wins 4 3 2 2 2 2 Round/Score 3/277 3/282 3/283 1/284 2/284 3/284 1/286 2/286 3/286 3/286 3/287 1/287 3/288 3/288 2/289 2/289 3/290 3/290 3/290 1/290 1/290 2/290

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CAREER R ECO R D S WINS

Name Kate Rogerson* Lauri Berles Tonya Gill Ashleigh Albrecht Isabelle Johansson Grace Rose Haley Mills Mallory Blackwelder Maggie Gabelman Maria Olivero Erin Faulkner Ali Kicklighter Towa Okiyama Jenny Dugan Cindy Mueller** Dolores Nava

Events 12 42 44 38 27 26 10 40 8 8 30 30 37 38 22 35

Wins 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

SI N CE 19 87 Career 85, 86, 87, 88 94, 95, 96, 97 89, 90, 91, 92 10, 11, 12, 13 15, 16, 17 15, 16, 17 14 08, 09 03, 04 94, 95 04, 05, 06 03, 04, 05, 06 99, 00, 01, 02 97, 98, 99, 00 85, 86, 87, 88, 89 89, 90, 91, 92, 93

*Results are only available during Rogerson’s senior season **Results are only available during Mueller’s junior/senior seasons

PAR-OR-BETTER ROUNDS

Name Ashleigh Albrecht Isabelle Johansson Liz Breed Haley Mills Cylia Damerau Sarah Harris Lauri Berles Josephine Chang Betsie Johnson Heather Lott Mallory Blackwelder Erica Still Grace Rose Jenny Dugan Tonya Gill Ale Walker

ROUNDS PLAYED

Name Tonya Gill Jayne Lohr Heather Kraus Lauri Berles Ashleigh Albrecht Jenny Dugan Cylia Damerau Betsie Johnson Rachel Lester Ashlee Rose Liz Breed Towa Okiyama

Rounds 111.0 77.0 104.0 60.0 107.0 84.0 119.0 28.0 107.0 98.0 55.0 76.0 77.0 109.0 32.0 63.0

Par or Less 26 17 17 15 15 12 11 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 6

Rounds 132.0 127.0 122.0 119.0 111.0 109.0 107.0 107.0 107.0 106.0 104.0 104.0

Career 10, 11, 12, 13 15, 16, 17 11, 12, 13, 14 14, 15 13, 14, 15, 16 13, 14, 15, 16 94, 95, 96, 97 17 10, 11, 12, 13 10, 11, 12, 13 08, 09 07, 08, 09 15, 16, 17 97, 98, 99, 00 89, 90, 91, 92 14, 15, 16, 17

Career 89, 90, 91, 92 88, 89, 90, 91 95, 96, 97, 98 94, 95, 96, 97 10, 11, 12, 13 97, 98, 99, 00 13, 14, 15, 16 10, 11, 12, 13 00, 01, 02, 03 09, 10, 11, 12 11, 12, 13, 14 99, 00, 01, 02

Former Wildcat Ashleigh Albrecht is among the leaders on the UK all-time career records lists.

Director of Operations Bettie Lou Evans on the green at the Bettie Lou Invitational.

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All-Americans 1989 - Cindy Mueller 1988 - Kate Rogerson

Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year 1990 - Bettie Lou Evans 1986 - Bettie Lou Evans

Preseason All-Americans 1991 - Tonya Gill 1990 - Tonya Gill

SEC Coach of the Year 1992 - Bettie Lou Evans

All-SEC 1997 - Lauri Berles (2nd) 1996 - Lauri Berles (2nd) 1996 - Kirsten Krogsrud (2nd) 1995 - Tracy Hughes (2nd) 1993 - Lisa Wiessmueller (2nd) 1989 - Cindy Mueller 1988 - Kate Rogerson 1986 - Amy Read 1985 - Amy Read 1984 - Paula Davis 1983 - Nancy Scranton SEC All-Freshman Team 2014 - Haley Mills 2013 - Sarah Harris All-SEC Honorable Mention 2002 - Towa Okiyama SEC Scholar Athlete of the Year 2009 - Mallory Blackwelder 2007 - Beth Felts Brad Davis SEC Community Service Leader of the Year 2013 - Megan Moir SEC Community Service Team 2017 - Grace Rose 2016 - Ale Walker 2015 - Sarah Harris 2014 - Megan Kinney 2013 - Megan Moir 2012 - Megan Moir 2011 - Megan Moir 2010 - Heather Lott 2009 - Erica Still 2007 - Katie Johnson 2006 - Katie Johnson 2005 - Stacy Springer SEC Golfer of the Week 2014 - Cylia Damerau (2/12/14) 2011 - Ashleigh Albrecht (2/24/11) 2006 - Beth Felts (3/29/06) SEC Fresh. Golfer of the Week 2017 Josephine Chang (3/21/17) 2014 - Haley Mills (3/26/14)

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WGCA All-American Scholar Team 2017 - Josephine Chang 2016 - Jordan Chael Cylia Damerau Isabelle Johansson 2015 - Cylia Damerau Sarah Harris 2014 - Sarah Harris Ale Walker 2013 - Sarah Harris Elisabeth Johnson 2012 - Betsie Johnson Megan Moir 2011 - Betsie Johnson Heather Lott Megan Moir 2010 - Heather Lott 2009 - Mallory Blackwelder 2008 - Mallory Blackwelder Beth Felts 2007 - Beth Felts Katie Johnson 2003 - Eva Gessner Stacy Springer 2002 - Towa Okiyama Eva Gessner Stacy Springer 1992 - Tonya Gill Lisa Weissmueller 1991 - Tonya Gill 1990 - Tonya Gill 1988 - Noelle Daghe SEC Academic Honor Roll 2017 - Jordan Chael Claire Carlin Zoe Collins Isabelle Johansson Megan Kinney Grace Rose Ale Walker 2016 - Cylia Damerau Anna Hack Sarah Harris Isabelle Johansson Megan Kinney Ale Walker 2015 - Cylia Damerau Sarah Harris Megan Kinney Ale Walker 2014 - Liz Breed

Cylia Damerau Sarah Harris 2013 - Ashleigh Albrecht Liz Breed Betsie Johnson Heather Lott Megan Moir 2012 - Betsie Johnson Heather Lott Megan Moir Ashlee Rose 2011 - Betsie Johnson Louise Ljungstedt Heather Lott Laura McGehee Megan Moir 2010 - Louise Ljungstedt Laura McGehee Megan Moir Erica Still 2009 - Mallory Blackwelder Louise Ljungstedt 2008 - Mallory Blackwelder Beth Felts 2006 - Laura Clemmons Emily Culbertson Erin Faulkner Beth Felts Katie Johnson 2005 - Laura Clemmons Erin Faulkner Elizabeth Felts Chapin Hoskins Katie Johnson Stacy Springer 2004 - Eva Gessner Erin Faulkner Stacy Springer 2003 - Eva Gessner Rachel Lester Stacy Springer 2002 - Towa Okiyama Eva Gessner Stacy Springer 2001 - Towa Okiyama Jenny Throgmorton Kristen Pepe 2000 - Towa Okiyama Jenny Throgmorton Kristen Pepe 1999 - Chanda Day 1998 - Heather Kraus Julie Palmer 1997 - Lauri Berles Amiee Cantrell Heather Kraus Jill Smiley 1996 - Lauri Berles Amiee Cantrell Megan Hamilton

Bretagne Hygelund Heather Kraus Kirsten Krogsrud Jill Smiley 1995 - Lauri Berles Amiee Cantrell Tracy Holmes Jill Smiley 1994 - Tracey Holmes Tracy Hughes Jill Smiley 1993 - Tracey Holmes Tracy Hughes Lisa Weissmueller 1992 - Tonya Gill Lisa Weissmueller Laurie Goodlett 1991 - Tonya Gill Lise Weissmueller 1990 - Dolores Nava Stephanie Landers Ann Kroot Laurie Goodlett Tonya Gill 1989 - Ann Kroot Margie Muzik Noelle Daghe Debbie Blank 1986 - Ann Brown Debbie Brown Noelle Daghe Nita Drinnon Karen Vandenberg Debbie Blank Ann Brown Nita Drinnon Karen Vandenberg SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2016 - Josephine Chang Sara Shipley 2016 - Jordan Chael Zoe Collins 2015 - Grace Rose 2014 - Megan Kinney Ale Walker 2013 - Cylia Damerau Sarah Harris Meghan McDougall 2011 - Liz Breed

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Appearances: Five • (1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992) 1992 NCAA Championship The Karsten Golf Course Arizona State University Tempe, Ariz. | May 27-30, 1992 1. San Jose State........ 299-290-292-290—1171 2. Arizona.................. 300-291-292-292—1175 3. Georgia.................. 291-299-304-287—1181 4. Stanford................. 294-299-294-300—1187 5. UCLA...................... 305-297-297-294—1193 6. Texas...................... 303-294-301-300—1198 7. Oklahoma State..... 302-295-297-306—1200 8. North Carolina....... 308-294-299-302—1203 9. Arizona State......... 291-304-297-314—1206 10. Miami................... 311-303-302-304—1220 11. Furman................. 311-309-305-298—1223 12. Duke..................... 312-303-309-303—1227 13. Indiana.................. 307-310-310-302—1229 14. Florida State......... 313-314-306-303—1236 15. Southern Methodist ..316-301-305-317—1239 15. Southern California....312-316-298-313—1239 17. KENTUCKY........... 312-313-307-314—1246 Individuals (top six) 1. Vicki Goetze (Georgia)...... 69-74-72-65—280 2. A. Sorenstam (Arizona)..... 72-68-72-71—283 3. Audrey Wooding (Stanford)....69-74-73-73—289 4. Renee Heiken (Illinois)...... 74-75-69-74—292 4. T. Hanson (San Jose St.).... 75-73-73-71—292 4. Ninni Sterner (San Jose St.).....76-74-71-71—292 UK Scores Dolores Nava........................ 79-81-73-73—306 Tonya Gill.............................. 78-76-76-83—313 Laurie Goodlett.................... 79-76-81-77—313 Lisa Weissmueller................. 86-82-77-81—326 Tracey Holmes...................... 76-80-87-85—328 1991 NCAA Championship Columbus, Ohio | May 22-25, 1991 1. UCLA...................... 301-288-307-301—1197 1. San Jose State........ 300-291-307-299—1197 3. Arizona.................. 306-301-306-299—1212 4. South Florida......... 298-298-316-305—1217 5. Georgia.................. 306-301-303-312—1222 6. Stanford................. 312-305-302-305—1224 7. Texas...................... 312-304-309-307—1232 8. Lamar..................... 305-315-303-310—1233 9. Tulsa...................... 309-307-310-309—1235 10. KENTUCKY........... 312-304-313-308—1237 11. New Mexico St..... 310-317-308-305—1240 12. Southern Methodist...315-312-304-313—1244 13. Duke..................... 306-309-323-307—1245 14. Florida State......... 309-325-309-312—1255 15. Florida.................. 320-316-315-309—1260 16. Iowa...................... 320-318-325-313—1276

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17. Texas Christian...... 328-314-319-317—1278 UK Scores Tonya Gill.............................. 74-73-79-75—301 Chris Miller........................... 79-74-78-76—307 Dolores Nava........................ 79-80-77-78—314 Lisa Weissmuller................... 80-77-80-79—316 Jayne Lohr............................ 80-81-79-79—319 1990 NCAA Championship Hilton Head, S.C. | May 23-26, 1990 1. Arizona State......... 301-303-298-304—1206 2. UCLA...................... 308-305-310-299—1222 3. Florida................... 311-310-305-297—1223 4. San Jose State........ 311-303-303-308—1225 5. Tulsa...................... 309-311-309-298—1227 5. Texas...................... 299-315-309-304—1227 7. Arizona.................. 308-303-298-319—1228 8. Auburn................... 306-307-318-298—1229 9. Stanford................. 311-312-302-314—1239 10. South Florida........ 314-311-314-308—1247 11. Indiana.................. 317-313-311-312—1253 12. Southern California....308-310-322-316—1256 13. KENTUCKY........... 334-305-308-314—1261 14. Kansas................... 323-324-310-313—1270 15. Furman................. 325-323-311-315—1274 16. Oklahoma State.... 319-316-318-324—1277 17. Georgia................. 330-323-319-312—1284 UK Scores Dolores Nava........................ 82-74-75-77—308 Margie Muzik-Curtis............. 85-73-76-77—311 Tonya Gill.............................. 88-76-79-78—321 Jayne Lohr............................ 81-84-78-82—325 Mandy Quattlebaum............ 86-82-85-86—339

UK Scores Jayne Lohr............................ 74-72-78-71—295 Kate Rogerson...................... 71-77-74-77—299 Margie Muzik....................... 75-77-77-76—305 Cindy Mueller....................... 80-75-76-74—305 Noelle Daghe........................ 77-76-78-78—309 1986 NCAA Championship Columbus, Ohio | May 26-31, 1986 1. Florida................... 297-293-295-295—1108 2. Miami.................... 294-296-300-298—1118 3. Southern California......305-291-307-299—1202 4. Arizona State......... 308-297-293-297—1205 5. KENTUCKY............ 307-303-299-297—1206 5. Tulsa...................... 306-300-300-300—1206 7. Southern Michigan......295-304-306-302—1207 8. San Jose State........ 301-302-304-308—1215 9. Louisiana State...... 300-303-306-308—1217 10. Oklahoma State.... 307-305-302-304—1218 11. Duke..................... 306-306-298-310—1220 12. Indiana.................. 316-304-302-301—1223 13. Georgia................. 306-301-306-304—1227 14. UCLA..................... 310-299-310-312—1231 15. Stanford................ 310-300-308-314—1232 16. Furman................. 310-301-309-315—1235 17. Florida Int’l........... 311-301-312-318—1242 UK Scores Kate Rogerson...................... 76-73-74-72—295 Amy Read............................. 79-76-73-73—301 Cathy Edelen......................... 76-76-75-79—306 Cindy Mueller....................... 77-80-77-75—309

1988 NCAA Championship Las Cruces, N.M. | May 25-28, 1988 1. Tulsa...................... 304-292-293-286—1175 2. Georgia.................. 302-296-295-289—1182 2. Arizona State......... 305-295-292-290—1182 4. Florida................... 308-293-296-287—1184 5. Duke...................... 301-296-299-290—1186 6. San Jose State........ 297-302-296-292—1187 7. Texas...................... 306-292-301-290—1189 8. Arizona.................. 306-293-301-291—1191 9. Miami.................... 309-296-301-292—1191 10. KENTUCKY........... 297-300-305-298—1200 10. New Mexico St..... 299-295-302-304—1200 12. Oklahoma State.... 291-301-307-306—1205 13. UCLA..................... 302-299-301-306—1208 14. New Mexico.......... 300-309-308-305—1222 15. U.S. International. 317-301-300-308—1226 16. Southern California....314-304-307-305—1230 17. Ohio State............. 311-305-316-303—1235

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AL L-TIM E A Ashleigh Albrecht Marie Allen Kelly Anders

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B Betty Baird Donna Bender Lauri Berles Mallory Blackwelder Myra Blackwelder Debbie Blank Liz Breed Jennifer Brenzel Ann Brown Lisa Brown C Katie Campbell Amiee Cantrell Claire Carlin Sherry Carpenter Jordan Chael Josephine Chang Jennifer Cilenti Sue Clark Laura Clemmons Vicki Coker Zoe Collins Emily Culbertson

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1981-83 1983 1994-97 2008-09 1975-78 1984-88 2011-14 1989 1984-87 1981-83

1980 1993-97 2016-Pres. 1979-81 2016-17 2017-Pres. 1999-2002 1977-81 2003-06 1977 2016-Pres. 2004-06

D Noelle Daghe 1985-88 Cylia Damerau 2013-16 Paula Davis 1981-84 Chanda Day 1998-99 Debby Derham 1979-82 Lisa Dine 1984 Katie Dixon 2003-05 Emily Dorning 1984 Elizabeth Dotson 2005-08 Nita Drinnon 1983-87 Jenny Dugan 1997-2000 Katie Dwyer 1993 E Dori Eastwood

Cathy Edelen Emma Eksell Julie Esselman F Erin Faulkner Beth Felts Liz Fry Jenny Fuson G Maggie Gabelman Lauren George Eva Gessner Tonya Gill Shila Gilon Kim Goodin Laurie Goodlett Hannah Griffith Lisa Grissom

1982-86 2008 1988 2004-06 2005-08 1985-87 1988

2003-04 2002-04 2001-04 1989-92 1998 1980 1989-93 2017 1983

H Pattie Haas Anna Hack Megan Hamilton Sarah Harris Tracey Holmes Chapin Hoskins Tracy Hughes Sara Hurwitch Bretagne Hygelund

1986 2015-17 1994-96 2013-16 1992-95 2003-06 1992-95 2009-10 1996

J Isabelle Johannson 2015-Pres. Betsie Johnson 2010-13 Katie Johnson 2004-07 Jenny Jones 1983 Joni Jordan 1980-82 K Ali Kicklighter Dana Kidd Megan Kinney Dana Kirk Heather Kraus Kirsten Krogsrud Ann Kroot

2003-06 1994 2014-17 1992 1995-98 1993-96 1987-90

L Stephanie Landers Glynda Laster Paige Lausier Hillary Lawson Barbara Lear Carol Lear Rachel Lester Louise Ljungstedt Jayne Lohr Heather Lott Meredith Loosse Katie Loy

1988-90 1982 2008 2000 1973-77 1971-75 2000-03 2008-11 1988-91 2010-13 1991-92 1997-98

M Jill Mattingly Kathy May Jamie McInturff Laura McGehee Chris Miller Haley Mills Megan Moir Ashley Moore Cindy Mueller Marissa Muir Margie Muzik

1984 1979-82 1997-98 2009-11 1991 2014-15 2009-13 2003 1986-89 2004-07 1987-90

N Dolores Maria Nava 1990-93 Kathryn Nelson 1989 O Tennye Ohr Towa Okiyama Maria Olivero Natalie Osborne

1977-80 1999-02 1994-95 2001-04

P Julie Palmer Kristen Pepe Cynthia Powell Emily Powell Amanda Presto

1996-98 1999-02 1975-79 1977-81 1981-83

R Alyssa Randolph 2009-10 Amy Read 1983-86 Leslie Ritter 1981-84 Kate Rogerson 1985-88 Ashleeâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Rose 2009-12 Grace Rose 2015-Pres. Joyce Roser 1979-82 Anne Rush 1979-82 S Laura Sadd 1980-83 Jane Schumacher 1980 Nancy Scranton 1982-84 Sarah Shipley 2017-Pres. Alanna Silvertrust 2004-05 Jill Smiley 1993-97 Jessica Smith 2007 Stacy Springer 2002-05 Shelia Stapelton 1979-83 Robin Stewart 1984 Erica Still 2007-10 Sandy Sutton 1981 Charlotte Svennevig 1999 T Beth Taylor Robbie Thompson Robbie Thornton Jenny Throgmorton Lea Anne Toftness Frances Tuttle Angie Tyler

1975 1975-78 1975 1998-01 1979-81 1980 1996-98

V Karen Vanden Berg 1984-87 Lee Vandiver 1989 Kristin Vincent 2008-10 W Ale Walker 2014-Pres. Lisa Weissmueller 1990-93 Z Julie Zembrodt

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Q Mandy Quattlebaum 1990-91

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The 2017 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational, co-hosted by Kentucky and Indiana, will make a return after a six-year hitatus. Now in its 28th season, the 2017 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational will feature 16 teams at the University Club, Oct. 6-8. The Wildcats have won the tournament 11 times, including the last time in 2011. The tournament, formerly known as the Wildcat Fall Invitational, began in 1979 (there were actually two tournaments in 1976 and 1977 before women’s golf became a varsity sport at UK) and was played every year until a four-year break from 1998 to 2001. The Kentucky tournament also took oneyear breaks in 2008 and 2010 before its current six-year gap.

AKRON Zips BALL STATE Cardinals BRADLEY Braves CINCINNATI Bearcats FRESNO STATE Bulldogs GRAND CANYON Antelopes ILLINOIS Fighting Illini ILLINOIS STATE Redbirds INDIANA Hoosiers KENTUCKY Wildcats MURRAY STATE Racers NOTRE DAME Fighting Irish PENN STATE Nittany Lions TOLEDO Rockets WESTERN KENTUCKY Hilltoppers WISCONSIN Badgers

P AS T T EA M CHAM PIONS 1979: North Carolina - 626 1980: Alabama - 317 1981: Georgia, North Carolina - 908 1982: Ohio State - 921 1983: Kentucky - 597 1984: Kentucky - 899 1985: Kentucky - 905 1986: Kentucky - 912 1987: Kentucky - 903 1988: Kentucky - 927 1989: Auburn - 920 1990: Kentucky - 608 1991: Kentucky - 902 1992: Oklahoma State - 912 1993: Florida - 925 1994: Wake Forest - 900 1995: Michigan - 904 1996: Kentucky - 904 1997: Kentucky - 912 2002: Tennessee - 604 2003: Vanderbilt - 926 2004: Mississippi State - 898 2005: Florida - 881 2006: Memphis - 929 2007: Alabama - 877 2009: Florida State - 587 2011: Kentucky - 924 CO M P E T E

TOU R NA M ENT H IST OR Y First Year: 1979 Years: 28th Lowest 54-Hole Team Score: 877 (Alabama, 2007) Lowest 18-Hole Team Score: 288 (Florida and North Carolina, 2005) Lowest 54-Hole Individual Score: 212 (Mallory Blackwelder, Florida, 2005) Lowest 18-Hole Individual Score: 67 (Courtney Harter, Alabama, 2007)

PA ST INDIVIDU A L C H A M PIONS 1979: Stephanie Komeger (North Carolina) - 151 1980: Mary Mcnabb (Missouri) - 77 1981: Peggy Kirsch (Alabama) - 218 1982: Kathy Kingston (Ole Miss) - 220 1983: Paula Davis (Kentucky), Leslie Ritter (Kentucky) - 140 1984: Kathy Kingston (Ole Miss) - 220 1985: Kandi Kessler (North Carolina) - 222 1986: Tracy Chapman (Indiana) - 222 1987: Kate Rogerson (Kentucky) - 219 1988: Margaret Platt (Auburn) - 224 1989: Joal Rieder (Auburn) - 224 1990: Tonya Gill (Kentucky) - 148 1991: Stephanie Neill (Wake Forest) - 221 1992: Renee Heiken (Illinois) - 221 1993: Stephanie Neill (Wake Forest), Shelley Kinder (Wake Forest) - 224 1994: Erika Yicoff (Indiana) - 220 1995: Shannon McDonald (Michigan) - 217 1996: Lauri Berles (Kentucky) - 219 1997: Kasey Gant (Michigan State) - 222 2002: Violeta Retamoza (Tennessee) - 144 2003: Meghan Little (Louisville) - 227 2004: Amanda Mathis (Mississippi State) - 219 2005: Mallory Blackwelder (Florida) - 212 2006: Amanda Mathis (Mississippi State) - 225 2007: Courtney Harter (Alabama) - 213 2009: Macarena Silva (Florida State) - 143 2011: Ashleigh Albrecht (Kentucky) - 225

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FAC IL I TIE S The University Club Opened in 1992, the University Club is a semi-private club licensed by UK. The U-Club is the official home of the men’s and women’s golf teams and is the host site for all of UK’s tournaments. Internationally renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills designed the renovations to the 36-hole championship course. The University Club features the Big Blue Course (par 72, 7,013 yards) and the Wildcat Course (par 71, 6,680 yards). The courses are complemented by a dozen lakes and ponds, providing players with a beautiful and challenging round of golf. The clubhouse is filled with UK memorabilia and contains private meeting rooms that serve to host a variety of University-related conferences, events and meetings.

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The University Club of Kentucky Golf House, opened in January 2014, is an 11,627-square foot facility located within the heart of the 36hole University Club of Kentucky complex Amenities include a 5,100-square foot indoor putting and chipping area, three separate hitting bays that are 22 feet wide by 20 feet deep, a club repair area, locker rooms for both teams, a team lounge, and a conference room. The facility is the first of its kind, dedicated solely to the UK golf programs.

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Nancy Scranton, who competed at UK from 1982-84, made an estimated $3,324,205 on the LPGA Tour.

Part of the college experience is preparing students for the next level. Playing collegiate golf at the University of Kentucky is no different. UK has a long history of preparing players for the professional ranks. Players like Nancy Scranton, Myra Blackwelder, Amy Read, Kate Rogerson, Tonya Gilla and Noelle Daghe have molded their games at Kentucky and gone on to successful careers at the next level. Scranton is the most noteworthy of the bunch. She won three times on the LPGA Tour, including a major championship victory at the 1991 du Maurier Classic. A member of the 2000 U.S. Solheim Cup Team, she posted top-10 finishes at three other majors, including third place at the Women’s PGA Championship in 1999 and 2000. All told, Scranton made an estimated $3,324,205 on the LPGA Tour alone. She was also inducted into the LPGA Legends Tour Hall of Fame in 2017 for her success on the women’s senior tour. Blackwelder earned approximately $634,522 on the LPGA Tour during her career before transitioning to the LPGA Legends Tour and eventually a college coach, including at Kentucky from 2008-10. She was the LPGA Rookie of the Year in 1980.

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Ashleigh Albrecht Lauri Berles Mallory Blackwelder Liz Breed Noelle Daghe Cathy Edelen Tonya Gill Ali Kicklighter

Heather Kraus Kirsten Krogsrud Jayne Lohr Meredith Loose Cindy Mueller Margie Muzik Dolores Maria Nava Tennye Ohr

Amy Read Kate Rogerson Joyce Roser Anne Rush Nancy Scranton Kirsten Vincent

Mallory Blackwelder (2008-09) has appeared on the LPGA, Ladies European and Symetra tours.

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