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SCHOOL RECORD EIGHT CONSECUTIVE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCESSCHOOL RECORD EIGHT CONSECUTIVE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES

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TABLE OF CONTENTSMISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at Florida State University is to create and sustain NCAA Division I programs for men and women that are characterized by comprehensive excellence. Florida State Athletics is committed to educate, coach, support and inspire all student-athletes to perform at the highest academic and athletic standards while demanding good sportsmanship, ethical behavior, service and personal development.

FLORIDA STATE GOLF CAMPSThe goal of the annual series of golf camps at Florida State is to provide an extensive, personalized, learning experience for each golfer regardless of skill level. You will work hard but fun is an important component of all our camps. This will be a camp that you will want to return to each summer! The Seminole Day Camp is a great start for beginning or young golfers who have an interest in playing the game of golf but need more instruction on the fundamentals. Our Seminole Men’s and Women’s Golf Team members will serve as camp counselors and all sessions will take place at our state of the art practice facility.

Ready to take your game to the next level? The Seminole Advanced Camp is for you! We have specifi cally designed this camp for young golfers who have experience with golf and want to elevate their game. Your overall strengths and weaknesses will be analyzed and we will help you design a personalized practice plan that will give you the confi dence and experience to be a successful junior golfer. You will also be exposed you to NCAA regulations regarding the recruiting process for those who aspire to a future in collegiate golf.

2014 FLORIDA STATE GOLF CAMP DATES

Seminole Advanced Camp - June 14-18, 2014Ages: 11-17 (male and female junior golfers) Cost: Overnight Camper, Commuter Camper

Seminole Day Camp - June 9-12, 2014Ages: 7-15 (Rising 1st - 8th grades, male and female junior golfers) Cost: Commuter Camper

Camp is open to any and all registrants between the ages of 11 and 18.

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FSU WOMEN’S GOLFThis Is FSU Women’s Golf .........................................2DonVeller Seminole Golf Course ..............................4Tallahassee Golf Course ..............................................5Season Outlook .............................................................6Team Roster ...................................................................6

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Amy Bond ...............................................8Assistant Coach Matt Savage .....................................10Assistant Coach Robert Duck ...................................11Director of Golf Trey Jones .....................................12Director of Operations Chad Smith ........................13Support Staff / Managaers ........................................13

PLAYERSLaure Castelain ............................................................14Carlton Kuhlo ..............................................................16Alex Milan ....................................................................18Kayla Bloor ..................................................................20Anna Sopha Bohmer ..................................................21Sherrill Buckley ............................................................22Matilda Castren ............................................................23Lydia Gumm ................................................................24

2012 REVIEW2012-13 Season In Review ................................... 25-262012-13 Tournament Results ....................................27

FSU WOMEN’S GOLF HISTORYChampionship History ...............................................28Coaching History ........................................................29All-Time Letterwinners ..............................................30Academic Honors .......................................................31

1981 National Champions .........................................32All-Americans ..............................................................33Seminoles In The Pros ......................................... 34-35

COMMUNITY SERVICEPaint It Pink .................................................................36Director’s Cup..............................................................37Atlantic Coast Conference .........................................38

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITYUniversity Administration ..........................................39FSU Sports Information ............................................40

ALMANAC CREDITSThe 2014 Florida State Women’s Golf Almanac is a publication of the Florida State University Sports Information Offi ce and is published by the FSU Department of Athletics and Stan Wilcox, Director of Athletics. It is written and edited by Chuck Walsh editing and research assistance by Elliott Finebloom, Scott Moriak, Aaron Brecheisen, Caneka Hammonds and Steven McCartney. Covers and page template designed by Grant Hawkins Design, College Station, Texas. Page layout designed by Chuck Walsh. Featured Photograhers: Ryals Lee, Ross Obley, Perrone Ford and Chuck Walsh. Printing by the FSU UPS Store.


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Combining traditional strength in the arts and humanities with recognized leadership in the sciences, Florida State University pro-vides unmatched opportunities for students and faculty through challenging academics, cul-tural discovery and community interaction.

Underlying and supporting the educational ex-perience at Florida State is the development of a new generation of citizen leaders, based on the concepts inscribed in our seal: Vires, Artes, Mores -- Strength, Skill and Character.

Epitomized by recently named Rhodes Scholars Garrett Johnson (track sand fi eld) and Myron Rolle (football) -- elite athletes and scholars committed to public services -- as Joseph O’Shea -- a campus com-munity leader as well as a top scholar -- Florida State’s 40,000 students are dedicated to academic excellence and providing leadership in our complex world.

Florida State University’s 15 colleges offer more than 275 undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, profes-sion and specialist degree programs, including law and medicine, covering a broad array of disciplines critical to society today. Each year, the University awards over 2,000 graduate and professional degrees.

Tallahassee boasts diverse heritage and is fl ourish-ing with many cultures, rhythms and fl avors. Muse-ums, festivals, cuisine, arts and crafts and year-round events honor and celebrate a diversity of heritage in the Tallahassee area. Florida’s Capital City played a major role in the history of the state of Florida, and in American history. We are still making history today.

Tallahassee is home to approximately 60,000 college students between Florida State University, Florida A&M University and Tallahassee Community Col-lege. Higher learning has been a jewel in the crown of Tallahassee since Florida State’s early beginnings in 1851. FAMU is the oldest historic black public university in Florida. Between the educational envi-ronment and the seat of state government, numer-ous opportunities are available in Tallahassee for


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The golf course was renovated in 2004 with the reconstruction of all 18 greens, complexes, tee boxes and the state-of-the-art TiffEagle Turf was installed on all the putting surfaces. Each year the facility hosts over 60,000 rounds of golf. The golf course was recently recognized as one of the top 10 golf courses in the country by the National Golf Foundation for customer loyalty and satisfaction.

* 18 Hole regulation length* Public Golf Course* Par 73 * 7,147 yards* Built 1962 / Redesigned 2004* Architecht: Bill Amick* Greens: Tiffeagle* Fairways: Bermuda


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2014 SEASON PREVIEWWhen Amy Bond became the head coach of the Florida State women’s golf team in 2010, she immediately began working towards making the Seminoles one of the top programs in the country. She started building a program that would com-pete for ACC and national championships on an annual basis. She began planning for the future, coaching the players who would quickly become the foundation of her nationally renowned pro-gram and recruiting the players who would be the building blocks for the Seminoles’ return to top of the standings in the ACC and their return into the upper echelon of the national championship race.

“Our number one goal is to compete for cham-pionships,” said Bond. “At Florida State we have the support from our administration to do just that – be one of nation’s top programs. We have the facilities, the weather and a university so steeped in a golf tradition that if we collectively work together each day with our intended goals of success in mind, we will achieve those goals.”

Bond returns three seasoned veterans who helped lead Florida State to its eighth consecu-tive NCAA appearance in 2013 and welcomes one of the most talented four-player recruit-ing classes in school history to the team for her fourth season as the Seminoles’ head coach.

“We are really excited about this group of women,” said Bond. “We feel that we can put any combination of those eight women on the course and be successful. As we get into the spring season we need to have leaders emerge and a consistent group of the best fi ve players rise to the top for us to become one of the top teams in our conference. Because the competi-tion in the ACC is so strong and the teams are so good, as we move up into the ACC stand-ings, we will move up nationally. I fi rmly be-lieve that we will put the players on the course this year that will help us move toward the top of the ACC and into the top 25 in the nation.”

The Seminoles’ line-up will be anchored by a trio of juniors – Laure Castelain, Carlton Kuh-lo and Alex Milan – who all played as mem-bers of Florida State’s starting fi ve in the 2013 ACC Championship and NCAA West Regional Championship. The trio has played in a com-bined 46 career matches, fi ve ACC Champion-ships and four NCAA regional championships.

“We are going to rely heavily on our junior class to get our year started off well,” said Bond who has no seniors on her roster for the fi rst time in her coaching career. “All three players gained an incredible amount of experience last sea-son and all played well in the postseason last year. They have to be our backbone; they have to play well and bring the younger players along quickly for our team to play well early. Their collective abilities to lead our team from the fi rst day of practice in August will be vitally important to the overall success of our team.”

Castelain is Florida State’s most experienced golfer entering the season with 20 events played including two ACC Championships and two NCAA Regional Championships to her credit. She has earned two top-10 indi-vidual fi nishes, has fi nished as the Seminoles’ leader in four events during her career and fi n-ished in a career best tied for third place in the fall 2011 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic.

“The returning members of the team respect her a great deal and the newcomers will quickly learn that they can fi nd wisdom in what she says and how she works her way around the golf course.”

Kuhlo began to develop into a team leader with her performances in the 2013 postseason. She was a regular in the Seminoles’ starting line-up as a sophomore and earned back-to-back top-20 fi nishes in the Florida Challenge and the Florida State Match-Up to begin the spring season. Kuh-lo then played well in the ACC Championship with a score of 74 in the fi rst round in helping the Seminoles to a fourth place team fi nish and shot a 75 in the fi nal round of the West Regional Cham-pionship – her fi rst career NCAA appearance.

“Carlton showed us that her game is headed in the absolute right direction during the spring sea-son,” said Bond. She played a number of nice rounds late in the spring to help us qualify for the postseason and then played well at region-

als. We are expecting her game to continue to improve because of the drive to work hard that she showed us last spring. We want that drive to be successful to increase and Carlton knows she has to prove herself every day in practice.”

Milan had a great summer as she worked as hard as any player on the team to prepare for the upcoming season. She was successful on the collegiate tour within the state of Florida and showed through her play that she has a real desire to earn one of the open spots in the line-up. Milan has played in two career ACC Championships and played in her fi rst career NCAA Regional Championship as a sophomore.

“The experience that Alex gained last spring was as valuable to her as to any player on our team,” said Bond. “She helped lift our team in both the ACC Championships and the NCAA Regional Championships and those experienc-es helped boost her confi dence to an all-time high. Coupled with her strong summer, she will look to move back into the line-up this spring.”

Florida State begins the season with a large but talented group of fi ve freshmen who are all ex-pected to be impact players. The group is led by Lydia Gumm, who enrolled at Florida State in Jan-uary of 2013 and includes Anna Sophia Bohmer, Kayla Bloor, Matilda Castren and Sherrill Buckley.

All four players will have the opportunity to earn a position in the Seminoles’ line-up and all four have the ability to be dif-ference makers throughout their careers. Gumm gained valuable experience during the spring of 2013 as she not only acclimated herself to life as a college student but to life as a student-athlete. Her experiences during the spring of 2013 will allow her the opportunity to join the Seminoles’ starting line-up in the spring of 2014. Gumm is a seven-time All-State Girl’s Golf team honoree in the state of Kentucky and earned the Ms. Kentucky golf award a record fi ve times.

“Lydia graduated from high school early and practiced with our team during the spring of 2013,” said Bond. “She is a very talented play-er who has only started to reach her poten-tial. She gained valuable experience during the spring which in turn will equate to success dur-ing her freshman year. Her biggest strengths are her length and her ability to shoot low scores.”

2013-14 Florida State Women’s Golf RosterName Ht. Class Hometown/Last SchoolKayla Bloor 5-8 Fr. Niceville, Fla./NicevilleAnna Sophia Bohmer 5-5 Fr. Cali, Colombia/Montverde (Fla.) AcademySherrill Buckley 5-3 Fr. Weston, Fla./Cupress BayLaure Castelain 5-9 Jr. Bordeaux, France/Sainte Marie Grand LabrunMatilda Castren 5-7 Fr. Espoo, Fineland/ Haukilahti Sports H.S.Lydia Gumm 5-8 Fr. Radcliff, Ky./North HardinCarlton Kuhlo 5-7 Jr. Tallahassee, Fla./ChilesAlex Milan 5-8 Jr. Lutz, Fla./Steinbrenner

Head Coach: Amy Bond (Florida State, 1999)Assistant Coach: Matt Savage (Florida State, 2008)Assistant Coach: Robert Duck (Augusta State, 2001)Golf Operations Manager: Chad Smith (Florida State, 2005)


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Bohmer is a current member of the Colombian National Team. She went to high school in Or-lando, Fla., which allowed her to gain playing experience on many of the types of courses the Seminoles play on annually. She too, is a very experienced international golfer whose best golf is certainly ahead of her and she will improve as a golfer each time she steps onto the course.

“Anna has a lot of international experience and competes on the Columbian National Team,” said Bond. “She is a very talented player who will com-pete for lots of playing time. Not only is Anna a great golfer, but her personality and attitude is going to foster a sense of fun, compassion and team work. Her biggest strengths are her short game and her ability to get the ball in the hole.”

Bloor is a competitive golfer who is very comfort-able working her way around the golf course. She will be one of the Seminoles’ hardest workers from the time she steps on campus and is another golf-er who will have the immediate opportunity to be-come a member of the Seminoles’ starting line-up.

“Kayla had a very successful high school career and I am excited to watch her excel here at Florida State,” said Bond. “She has a good grasp of her golf game and knows what it takes to be success-ful. She works extremely hard and I look for her to compete for a starting position. Her biggest strengths are her length and her competitiveness.”

Probably the most experienced of the interna-tional players on the Seminoles’ roster, Castren will bring that experience to the Seminoles’ line-up in her fi rst season as a member of the team. She is from Finland where she has represented her country in the European Championships three times and has been a member of the Finn-ish National Team since 2009. Castren helped lead Finland to a second place fi nish at the Finn-ish Ladies Team Championship in 2012 and is the No. 1 ranked player in the Under 21 age group at the European Young Masters championship.

“Matilda comes to us with perhaps the most in-ternational experience of any player we have had in a while,” said Bond. “She is a member of the Finnish National Team and has numer-ous tournaments under her belt. She has been very successful in both the United States and worldwide. Matilda will come in and com-pete for one of our top spots. Her biggest strengths are her overall game and her mindset.”

With half of its roster new to collegiate golf, the Seminoles will rely on their experienced upper-classmen throughout the year. It was that group of three juniors that carried Florida State to its school record eighth-consecutive NCAA appearance in 2013. Florida State’s success will come quickly as the experienced players continue to improve and the newcomers adapt to playing as Seminoles.

Bond knows that she has eight strong play-ers who will all be productive for the Seminoles during the upcoming season.

“We have a great combination of players – both veteran and newcomers – they will allow us to have a very successful season,” said Bond. “We have to be willing to work from day one and work every day – even when we are not on the course. I really believe this can be a breakthrough year for us; we all have to want to improve every day and not put any limits on what we can do.”


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Since being named the head coach at her alma ma-ter in 2010, Amy Bond has gone about build-ing a team that will consistently qualify for the NCAA Championship Tournament, compete for ACC and national championships and pro-duce All-ACC and All-American student-athletes.

In her fi rst three seasons at Florida State, the Semi-noles have played in three NCAA Champion-ships, produced the school’s fi rst NCAA Regional Champion (Maria Salinas in 2012), earned two All-American citations (Maria Salinas in 2011 and 2013), earned three All-ACC selections (Maria Sali-nas in 2011 and 2012 and Jessica Negron in 2013) and had nine players earn All-ACC Academic honors.

As the fi fth head coach in the history of the program, Bond’s commitment to success at Florida State has be-come a way of life. First as a player, then an assistant coach and now as its head coach, Bond’s energy and en-thusiasm for elevating and securing the tradition of the program is rivaled by few coaches in all of collegiate golf.

As a player she earned a spot on the ACC’s 50th Anni-versary team, as an assistant coach she helped the Semi-noles to three NCAA Tournament appearances and as the head coach, she has led Florida State to three NCAA Championship appearances in her fi rst three years.

Throughout her career at Florida State, she has played as one of the Seminoles top players (she was named Florida State’s team MVP in 1997, 1998 and 1999), played with a number of touring professionals (in-cluding two-time LPGA major winner Karen Stup-ples) and has coached many of Florida State’s recent greats including the only four-time golf All-American in school history (Caroline Westrup). While achiev-ing success during her career as a player and a coach, Bond has never lost sight of her ultimate goal: the success and achievements of her student-athletes.

In the fi rst eight seasons as a Seminole coach (fi ve as an assistant and three as the head coach), every stu-dent-athlete who has played golf at Florida State has earned her bachelor’s degree and every one played on at least two NCAA Tournament teams during their careers. The Seminoles are among the NCAA leaders with a perfect APR rating during the fi rst three sea-sons on Bond’s head coaching tenure at Florida State.

FIRST THREE YEARS AT FSUFlorida State head coach Amy Bond has now guided each of her fi rst three teams to the NCAA Tournament. Including her four years as a Seminole player (1996-99) and her fi ve years as a Seminole assistant coach (2002-06), Bond has participated in 10 of 12 NCAA Regional Championships while wearing the Garnet and Gold. The Seminoles have played a school record eight consecutive NCAA Championship Tournaments.

RETURNING HOME Amy Bond joined the long and illustrious list of Florida State alumni who have returned to their alma mater when she was named the Seminoles' head coach on June 25, 2010. She returned to her Seminole roots after an out-standing playing career at Florida State (1995-99) dur-

ing which she fi nished in 30th place in the 1999 NCAA Championship Finals and a fi ve-year career as an assistant coach (2001-06) when she helped lead the Seminoles to the NCAA Championships three times. Bond is one of four Florida State alumni who are current head coaches at Florida State joining Frank Bradley (Swimming ), Jen-nifer Hyde (women's tennis) and Mike Martin (baseball).

SUCCESS AT PRINCETON Bond was successful in her fi rst head coaching posi-tion at Princeton (2006-10) as she guided the Tigers to eight tournament victories and top four fi nishes in four Ivy League championship tournaments. The Tigers fi n-ished in second place in the Ivy league championship in 2007. Bond coached Susannah Aboff to consecutive Ivy League individual championships in 2008 and 2009 to mark only the third time in league history that a player had won consecutive individual conference champion-ships. Aboff earned All-Ivy League honors three times during her career becoming just the second player in school history to be named to the all-league team three times in her career. During her four seasons at Princ-eton, only the Tigers and Harvard performed consis-tently in the conference championship by fi nishing in the top four of the team championship from 2007-10.

RECRUITING SUCCESS AT PRINCETONDuring her four seasons at Princeton, Bond coached/recruited two players (Susannah Aboff and Kelly Shon) who qualifi ed to play in at least one NCAA Regional Championship each and fi ve players who earned All-Ivy League honors a total of 11 times. Aboff won

eight individual tournament championships during her career and fi nished in a tie for 23rd place at the NCAA East Regional Championship in 2009 - the third highest NCAA regional fi nish in school history. Shon played in the 2011 and 2012 US Women's Open and was ranked No. 4 nationally among junior golfers at the time she was recruited. She is still the highest ranked junior recruit to ever attend an Ivy League in-stitution. Shon earned All-American Honorable Men-tion Honors from the Women’s Golf Coaches’ Associa-tion in 2013, played in the 2013 NCAA East Regional Championship, was named the Ivy League Golfer of the Year and won Ivy League Championship in 2013

RECRUITING SUCCESS AT FSUIn fi ve years as an assistant coach at Florida State, Bond

helped recruit four players who earned All-ACC hon-ors a total of eight times and formed the nucleus of two top 20 ranked teams. The Seminoles fi nished in a tie for 16th nationally in 2006 and in a tie for 19th na-tionally in 2004. She was also instrumental in recruit-ing Caroline Westrup - the only four-time All-American and four time All-ACC selection in school history.

PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS Bond has recruited and coached seven players who have played, or who are currently playing professional golf. She recruited and coached Kristin Tamulis (Flor-ida State) who is currently playing on the LPGA Tour. She also recruited and coached four-time All-American Caroline Westrup (Florida State) who is currently play-ing on the LPGA Tour (and who played in the 2013 U.S. Open), a second who is also playing on the LPGA Tour (Lacey Agnew), two players (Jaclyn Burch and Macarena Silva) who are currently playing on the Fu-tures Tour and two players (Susannah Aboff, Marlowe Boukis and Michelle Grilli) who began their profes-sional careers on the LPGA Futures Tour and Maria Salinas who is currently playing on the European Tour.

SEMINOLES AT THE 2013 U.S. OPENBond and the Seminoles were well represented at the 2013 U.S. Women’s Open at Sebonack Golf Club with four of the top players in the history of the program – Karen Stupples, Kristin Tamulis, Macarena Silva and Caroline Westrup – all playing in the event. Prior to the event, Bond said of the one of the greats foursomes in program history: “This is a great week for each of

Amy BondHead Coach

Florida State 1999

4th Season At Florida State

PresidentWomen’s Golf Coaches Association


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HEAD COACH AMY BONDthe four players and for the Florida State women’s golf program. To have four of our players in the U.S. Open in the same year is exciting and illustrates the rich tra-dition of our program. I am very happy for Karen, who I have known for so many years and for Kris, Maca and Caroline who I had the good fortune of coaching during their careers at Florida State. Playing in the U.S. Open is an awesome accomplishment for all of them and I couldn’t be happier for all of them.”

BOND ON THE NATIONAL SCENEBond is the president of the Women’s Golf Coaches Association Board of Directors; she was elevated to the position at the 2013 NCAA Women’s Golf Convention While the the vice president of the organization, she had the honor of announcing Seminole senior Maria Salinas as an All-American at the 2013 NGCA Honors Banquet. Bond has risen steadily through the ranks of the national governing board after serving the organiza-tion as its treasurer. Bond began on the NGCA Board as its treasurer (2009-12), is currently its vice president (2012-14) and will serve as its president during a two-year term beginning in 2014. The NGCA was formed in 1983 as an organization to promote participation in women's collegiate golf. The vision of NGCA since its inception has been to encourage the playing of intercollegiate golf for women in correlation with a general objective of education and in accordance with the highest tradition of intercollegiate competition.

ACADEMIC ACCOLADES Bond has made it part of her coaching philosophy to demand outstanding academic achievement from every one of her players. She began developing that philoso-phy as a player at Florida State as she was named an Ac-ademic All-American in 1998 and 1999 and earned ACC Academic Honor Roll accolades three times during her playing career (1996, 98, 99). A total of 35 players have been named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll during her Seminole career as a member of the Seminoles’ coaching staff, four players (for a total of fi ve awards) who have earned the honor have been named to the All-ACC Women’s Golf Team in her fi rst three seasons as the Seminoles’ head coach. She has also seen nine dif-ferent players named to the All-America Scholar Team and eight players named to the ACC Academic team during her fi rst three years as the Seminoles’ head coach.

TOP 50 PLAYER IN ACC HISTORY Bond was named to the Atlantic Coast Conference 50th Anniversary team in 2002 along with Seminole greats Karen Stupples and Louise Wright. Bond was a 1998 All-ACC selection and the Seminoles' top player from 1996-99. She earned ten top-10 fi nishes dur-

ing her career and was named the Seminoles' Most Valuable Player each year during her career. Bond competed in the NCAA Championship tournament in 1999 and played in three NCAA regional tourna-ments while fi nishing in the top 20 in four consecu-tive ACC Championship tournaments. She was an All Region selection in 1999 and was the medalist at the 1998 Ryder/Florida State Championship tournament.

COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAMPIONS The Seminoles women's golf team won its 12th consecutive Athletic Director's Cup for Service at Florida State’s annual Golden Nole Banquet 2013. The Athletic Director's Cup for Service presented an-nually and is the most prestigious award given to the Seminole student-athletes. It goes to the team that contributes the most service hours to the commu-nity over the course of an entire year. The Seminoles won the Athletic Director's Cup for Service in each of Bond's fi ve years as an assistant coach and in her fi rst three seasons as the Seminoles' head coach.

SEMINOLES TO HOST 2014 NCAA EAST REGIONALFlorida State will play host to the NCAA East Re-gional Championship as part of the NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championship May 8-10, 2014 at Southwood Golf Club in Tallahassee. The Seminoles will serve as one of three sites for the regional cham-pionships and will host an women’s NCAA regional championship for the fi rst time in school history.

PERSONAL An Ocala, Fla., native, Bond earned a bachelor's de-gree in sport management from Florida State in 1997 before earning her master's degree in sport ad-ministration from Florida State in 1999. Bond’s twin brother, Tommy, is the Director of Athletics and head baseball coach at Trinity Catholic in Ocala, Fla.

Professional PlayersLacey Agnew LPGA/LPGA FuturesJaclyn Burch LPGA FuturesMacarena Silva LPGA Futures TourCaroline Westrup European/LPGA Futures

All-AmericansMaria Salinas 2011, 2012

Regional ChampionsMaria Salinas 2012 (Central Regional)

All Region TeamJessica Negron 2011 (East Regional), 2013 (West Regional)Maria Salinas 2012 (Central Regional)

All-RegionJessica Negron 2011, (East Regional), 2013 (West Regional)Maria Salinas 2012 (Central Regional)

All-ACC SelectionsMaria Salinas 2011, 2012Jessica Negron 2013

Ivy League Golfer of the YearSusannah Aboff 2008, 2009Kelly Shon 2013

All-Ivy SelectionsSusannah Aboff 2007, 2008, 2009Marlowe Boukis 2009Sharla Cloutier 2007Anna Jang 2010Annika Welander 2007Kelly Shon 2013

All-ACC Academic Honor Roll SelectionsLaure Castelain 2012, 2013Malin Jansson 2013Carlton Kuhlo 2013Alex Milan 2013Jessica Negron 2013Mary Beth Ramsay 2013Maria Salinas 2011, 2012Macarena Silva 2011Hannah Thomson 2012

ACC Academic Team SectionsLaure Castelain 2012, 2013Olivia Hullert 2013Carlton Kuhlo 2013Maria Salinas 2011, 2012Macarena Silva 2011Hannah Thomson 2011, 2012

Tournament VictoriesPrinceton Invitational 2007, 2008Yale Fall Intercollegiate 2007Hoya Invitational 2007, 2008Nittany Lion Invitational 2008ECAC Championships 2009Roar-EE Invitational 2009

Conference ChampionsSusannah Aboff 2008, 2009 (Ivy League, Princeton)Kelly Shon 2013 (Ivy League, Princeton)

NCAA Regional Qualifi ersSusannah Aboff 2009 (Princeton)

NCAA National Qualifi ersJessica Negron 2011


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Matt Savage, who helped coach both the Seminole men’s and women’s golf teams into the NCAA Champi-onship Tournaments in 2013, is in his second season as an assistant coach with both programs at Florida State. Savage plays an integral role in the continued success of the Seminoles as he works with each of the play-ers on a daily basis while assisting with the day-to-day administrative responsibilities of each team. Savage works with both programs in the areas of skill develop-ment, recruiting, practice planning and match coaching.

Savage is uniquely qualifi ed to relate his experiences as both an accomplished player on the collegiate level and as a professional golfer to teach the game of golf to the next generation of Seminole golfers.

In 2013, Savage helped the Seminole men to their third appearance in the NCAA Championship Finals in the last four seasons where they fi nished in a tie for 11th place in the team standings. The Seminoles fi nished in third place in the NCAA Tallahassee Regional and in second place in the ACC Championship after winning tournament championships during the regular season.

In his fi rst season as an assistant coach with the Flor-ida State women’s team, he helped lead the Seminoles to their school record eighth consecutive NCAA Championships appearance and a fourth place fi n-ish in the ACC Championships. Because of his in-credible success as a Florida State player and as a professional golfer, Savage was accepted quickly by the current Seminole golfers and took on a leader-ship role in only his fi rst season as an assistant coach.

Savage is considered to be one of the top golfers in Seminole history. He earned All-America honors in 2007, was the fi rst player in school history to earn All-ACC honors three times, played on one NCAA Cham-pionship fi nal and four NCAA Regional Championship teams and led the Seminoles to the fi rst ACC Cham-pionship in school history in 2008. Savage closed his career in 2009 with a 73.09 scoring average in 44 career tournaments – the fi fth best average in school history.

Among Savage’s greatest attributes is his ability to com-municate with players and coaches alike and concisely teach the sport of golf to the Seminoles’ student-athletes.

Because of his recent experiences as a player and now as a coach, Savage’s ability to relate to today’s collegiate golfer allows him to expect the unexpected while creating long term plans and effectively teaching them on a daily basis.

Savage was one of the building blocks of the Seminole men’s program under Director of Golf Trey Jones from 2006 through his graduation from Florida State in 2009. The Seminoles were nationally ranked during each of his four seasons and fi nished the 2008 season ranked 11th after winning the ACC Championship for the fi rst time in school history. The Seminoles were ranked as high as No. 7 nationally and earned a No. 3 seed in the NCAA West Regional Championship in 2008.

Savage began his professional career on the NGA Hoot-ers Tour soon after his graduation from Florida State and enjoyed three prosperous years on golf ’s third largest tour. He won his fi rst event as a professional – the 2009 Kentucky Open – and was among the top money winners on the tour during his three seasons.

FIRST YEAR COACHING SUCCESSIn his fi rst season as an assistant coach with both the men’s and women’s teams at Florida State, Savage helped both teams to extremely successful seasons in 2012-13.

The Seminole men fi nished in a tie for 11th in the team standings in the NCAA Championship fi nals, in third place at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship, in second place in the ACC Championship and with three tournament championships during the regular sea-son. The Seminole women played in the NCAA Cham-pionship for the school record eighth consecutive season and fi nished in fourth place in the ACC Championships.

INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITIONSavage helped coach two All-Americans – Daniel Berger and Chase Seiffert – the ACC Freshman of the Year and four All-ACC selections – three men and one woman – in his fi rst season as an assistant coach at Florida State. Daniel Berger earned PING and Golf-Week All-American First Team Honors while Seiffert earned All-American Honorable Mention honors by GolfWeek. Berger, Seiffert and freshman Hank Leb-ioda all earned All-ACC Honors with Lebioda earn-ing ACC Freshman of the Year honors. Jessica Ne-gron earned All-ACC and All-West Region honors.

NATIONAL SUCCESSSavage earned medalist honors at the 2008 North and South Amateur Championship at Pinehu-rst, advanced to the quarterfi nals of the 2006

U.S. Amateur Public Link Championship and played in the 2006 U.S. Amateur Championship.

2008 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPSavage led Florida State to its fi rst ever Atlantic Coast Conference Championship on April 20, 2008 as the Sem-inoles defeated Duke by three strokes at the 55th An-nual ACC Championship at the Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point. The Seminoles defeated the Blue Devils by four strokes in the third round as they rallied from a one stroke defi cit after two rounds to claim the school's fi rst ever ACC championship in the sport of golf. Each of the fi ve team members contributed to the victory as the Seminoles closed the 54-hole tournament with four players under par and only one at over par. Savage led the way with an eight-under par 208 score and fi n-ished in a tie for third place in the individual standings.

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPSIn addition to leading the Seminoles to the fi rst ACC Championship in school history in 2008, Savage helped Florida State to four tournament champion-ships during his career: the Inverness Intercolle-giate (Fall 2007), the Seminole Intercollegiate (Spring

2008), the ACC Championship (Spring 2008) and the Florida State Spring Break Invitational (Spring 2009).

ALL-AMERICAN HONORSSavage earned regional All-American honors in both 2008 and 2009 and earned All-American Honorable Mention honors from the Golf Coaches’ Association of America in 2007. He was named to the PING / All-Southeast Regional All-American team in 2008 as he led the Seminoles to the ACC Championship and was named to the Ping / Southeast Regional All-American team in 2009 as he led Florida State to an appearance in the 2009 East Regional Championships. Savage earned Ping / Division I All-America Honorable Mention Honors as a sophomore after fi nishing in ninth place in the individual standings at the NCAA Championship Fi-nals and earning 11 top 25 fi nishes in 12 events in 2007.

SCHOOL RECORD SCORESavage carded a school record 63 in the second round of the 2009 Florida State Spring Break Invitational. His nine under par score of 63, coupled with a 69 in the fi rst round, allowed Savage to win the individual cham-pionship and helped the Seminoles to the team champi-onship in the event. Savage’s score of 63 allowed him to win the fi rst individual championship of his career.

PREP STARSavage won the individual state championship, led his team to the state title, was named Mr. Golf in the State of Kentucky and earned National Player of the Year honors by the National High School Golf Coaches Association as a senior at St. Xavier Prep in Louisville in 2005. Savage earned All-America hon-ors from the AJGA as both a junior and a senior, was a four-time All-State First Team honoree and played in the US Publinks Championship in 2005.

ACADEMIC SUCCESSSavage was an academic standout during his collegiate career at Florida State as he was named to the ACC Aca-demic Honor Roll in 2006, 2007 and 2009 and earned his degree in communication studies in 2009. He is oneof only three players to earn All-Academic honors at least three times under Seminole men’s coach Trey Jones.

Matt SavageAssistant Coach

Florida State 2009

2nd Season At Florida State


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Robert Duck’s diverse and successful career in the sport of golf – on the collegiate and professional levels – and his fantastic ability to relate his experiences as a coach and a teacher, are attributes that serve him well as a member of the Florida State golf coaching staff.

In his third season as an assistant coach with both the Seminoles’ men’s and women’s programs, Duck has helped continue Florida State’s tradition of NCAA ap-pearances, All-Americans and All-ACC performers dur-ing his tenure. He works with both programs at Florida State in the areas of player development, recruiting and daily team and individual coaching responsibilities.

Duck has helped coach both programs into the NCAA Tournament while working with All-Amer-icans and All-ACC honorees on both teams. In his fi rst two seasons at Florida State, the men have pro-duced two All-Americans, fi ve All-ACC selections, one ACC Golfer of the Year and one ACC Fresh-man of the Year while the women have produced one All-American and two All-ACC performers.

During his fi rst two seasons, the Seminole men and the Seminole women have appeared in the NCAA Tourna-ment twice each with the men fi nishing in ninth in the team standings in the 2012 NCAA Championship fi nals and tied for 11th in the 2013 NCAA Championship fi nals. In addition, neither team has fi nished outside of the top four in the ACC Championships as the men have fi nished in second and third and the women have earned two fourth place fi nishes with Duck as a an assistant coach.

Duck’s work with Florida State’s players has led to in-credible individual success in his fi rst two seasons in Tallahassee. His teaching abilities and coaching philoso-phies have helped accelerate the careers of two of the top men’s players in school history – Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger – as well as two of the top perform-ers on the women’s team – Maria Salinas and Jessica Negron. Koepka was named the ACC Golfer of the Year in 2012 and was a three-time All-ACC selection while Berger earned All-ACC honors and played for the United States’ Palmer Cup team in 2013. Salinas fi nished in second place in the NCAA Central Re-gional and earned All-American honors in 2012 while Negron earned All-ACC honors and fi nished with one of the lowest stroke averages in school history in 2013.

Duck has helped coach the Florida State men to fi ve tournament championships in his fi rst two seasons. The Seminoles earned tournament championships at the 2012 Seminole Intercollegiate, the 2012 FAU Spring Break Invitational, the 2013 Gator Invitational, the 2013 Seminole Intercollegiate and the 2013 Gary Koch Intercollegiate. He has helped the Seminole women advance to the 2012 NCAA Central Regional and 2013 NCAA West Regional Championships.

The Seminoles – both the men and the women – were ranked among the nation’s top 25 teams through-out his fi rst season at Florida State. The men were ranked as high as No. 13 while the women were ranked as high as No. 22 nationally in 2012. The men fi nished the 2013 season ranked No. 12 nationally.

COACHING EXPERIENCEDuck, one of the rising stars in collegiate coaching, is in his third season as an assistant coach at Florida State. He was the acting head coach at Augusta State in 2002, served the Jaguars as a volunteer assistant coach during the 2001-02 season and was an assistant coach

for the program during the 2002-03 season. Dur-ing his tenure as the acting coach at Augusta State, the Jaguars were ranked as high as No. 9 nationally.

COLLEGIATE PLAYING EXPERIENCEDuck enjoyed a standout career at Augusta State (1998-01) where he earned All-America honors as a sophomore (1999) and led the Jaguars to three NCAA Championship appearances (1998, 1999, 2001). He is one of the top golfers in the storied history of the Augusta State program and remains listed prominent-ly in the record book nearly 15 years after his playing career ended. Duck is ranked second in school his-tory for lowest stroke average by a freshman (73.22) (which stood as the school record for nearly 15 years). It is an average that still ranks in the top 15 in school history. His career stroke average of 73.86 is ranked 14th in school history. During his career he earned 12 top 10 and 28 top 20 individual fi nishes.

COLLEGIATE COACHING EXPERIENCEDuck’s ability to communicate with the players he coaches is illustrated by the success those players have earned on the golf course. In only two years at Florida State he has worked with three All-Americans, fi ve All-ACC honorees, one ACC Golfer of the Year and one ACC Freshman of the Year. Each of the four teams (two men’s and two women’s) he has helped coach at Florida State has played in the NCAA Tournament and both teams have been ranked in the nation’s top 25 during the fi rst two years of his tenure in Tallahassee.

ON COURSE COACHINGBecause he has played and coached at such a high level, Duck has quickly become known as a players’ coach. His ability to help each student-athletes create long-term training schedules and encourage them to work towards those goals on a daily basis has helped create a teach-ing environment that has fostered the recent successes of both the Seminoles’ men’s and women’s programs.

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY Duck led Augusta State to three NCAA Champion-ship tournament appearances and helped the Jaguars to a seventh place fi nish as a senior. The seventh place fi nish was the best in program history at the time. With the foundation put in place by Duck and his teammates, the Jaguars won the NCAA Titles in 2010 and 2011.

SUCCESS IN PROFESSIONAL WORLDDuck enjoyed a successful career as a manager of pro-fessional golfers for the Hambric Sports Group (2003-2012) before accepting his current assistant coaching position at Florida State. Based in London, Duck was the supervisor of the European Division of Hambric Stellar Golf. He was a player manager who oversaw public relations and marketing for seven clients includ-ing 1988 Masters champion Sandy Lyle, 2005 European Tour Rookie of the Year Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, former Augusta State All-American Oliver Wilson and Francesco Molinari.

PERSONALDuck is married to the former Michelle Digsby. He earned his bachelor's degree in marketing from Augusta State in 2001. A native of Northampton, England, he represented Great Britain-Ireland as a member of the 1998 Palmer Cup team. Duck played in the 1997 Eu-ropean Amateur Championship and fi nished tied as the runner-up with Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald.

Robert DuckAssistant Coach

Augusta State 2001

3rd Season At Florida State


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director of golf trey jones

Top national fi nishes, All-Americans, professional suc-cess and academic achievement have become synony-mous with the Florida State men’s golf program un-der Trey Jones. Now in his 11th season as the head men’s coach and Director of Golf for the Seminoles’ men’s and women’s golf programs, Jones has lifted the sport of golf at Florida State to new heights.

Under his direction, there is no limit on how high the Seminole programs will go

Jones is responsible for attracting nationally ranked re-cruiting classes, upgrading the Seminoles' schedule to where it is ranked among the nation’s toughest on an annual basis and creating one of the most functional player development facilities in all of college golf on one of the Seminoles' fi ve home golf courses. Jones continues annually to build on the Seminoles' suc-cess in developing the nation's top talent into national contenders and collegiate golf's elite players. Named the 2008 Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year as he led the Seminoles to the fi rst conference championship in the sport of golf in school history, Jones is no stranger to competing with the nation's best in one of the top conferences for college golf.

Building championship teams and elevating those teams onto the national stage is nothing new to Jones who has earned four conference coach of the year awards and led 12 of his 17 teams at the Division I level to the NCAA Championship tournament. His teams consistently hold prominent places in the na-tional rankings, are adept at winning conference cham-pionships and are annually among the top produc-ers of All-American and all-conference performers.

Jones has become one of the winningest coaches in school history in his fi rst ten years in Florida State. He is the only coach in school history to lead the Seminoles to eight NCAA Tournament appearances (no other coach has led Florida State to more than fi ve appearances) and he is ranked fi rst in school history with 12 tournament championships (second is nine by Don Veller). The Sem-inoles have appeared in a school record eight consecu-tive NCAA Tournaments entering the 2013-14 season.

2013 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPFlorida State fi nished in 11th place at the 2013 NCAA Championship Finals at the Capital City Club Crabapple in Atlanta, Ga. The Seminoles are just one of two teams to fi nish in the top 11 of the NCAAs in three or the last four years. Sopho-more Daniel Berger led the team at the Champion-ships fi nishing tied for second with a 6-under 204.

2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPFlorida State earned an eighth place national fi nish at the 2012 NCAA Championship Finals to mark the second time in the last three seasons the Seminoles fi n-ished in the top eight of the standings at the national tournament. The Seminoles entered the championship ranked No. 19 in the nation by GolfStat and fi nished as one of only two teams ranked outside of the top eight to fi nish in the top eight of the fi nal standings.

2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPFlorida State fi nished in a tie for third place at the 2010

NCAA Championship Finals to earn the best national fi nish in school history. The Seminoles fell to Augusta State (the 2010 National Champion) in the semifi nals of the championship tournament after defeating Texas Tech in the fi rst round of match play. The Seminoles led the stroke play portion of the tournament and fi nished in second place to earn the No. 2 seed in the match play portion of the event. The third place fi nish at the NCAA Championship marked the best fi nish in school history - one better than the Seminoles fourth place national fi nish in 1957 and tied for fourth place fi nish in 1958.

2008 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPFlorida State, which was led by All-Americans Jonas Blixt and Matt Savage, won its fi rst ever Atlantic Coast Confer-ence championship as it defeated Duke by three strokes at the 2008 ACC Championship at the Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point. The Seminoles defeated Duke as they rallied from a one stroke defi cit after two rounds to claim the school's fi rst ever ACC championship in the sport of golf. Each of the fi ve team members contrib-uted to the victory as the Seminoles closed the 54-hole

tournament with four players under par. Blixt and Sav-age led the way with eight-under par 208 scores as they both fi nished in a tie for third in the individual standings.

RECRUITINGKnown as one of the nation’s most dynamic recruit-ers, Jones is nationally recognized as one of the top talent scouts in all of collegiate golf. His abil-ity to recruit talented players, which in turn helps him build solid teams, is one of the aspects of coaching that has made Jones a top Division I coach. Florida State's recruiting class ranked fourth best in the na-tion in 2007, fi fth best in 2008, sixth best in 2005 and among the nation's top 15 in 2006, 2010 and 2012.

BROOKS KOEPKAJones coached Brooks Koepka – the school record holder for lowest stroke average in a single season (71.09) and for a career (71.85) – the ACC Golfer of the Year in 2010 and 2012 and a three-time All-ACC selection. Koepka was named the ACC Golfer of the Year twice, the ACC Rookie of the Year in 2009 and earned All-American twice in his career in leading the Seminoles to four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and two top-10 NCAA Championship Finals fi nishes. As a senior, Koepka tied the school record with a nine under par score of 63 in the third

round of the FAU Spring Break Invitational and set the school record with his 199 total for three rounds of the event. Koepka won three events as a senior – at the Brickyard Collegiate Championship, the Semi-nole Intercollegiate, the FAU Spring Break Invitational.

JONAS BLIXTJones coached one of Florida State's all-time best players - Jonas Blixt - to All-American honors and the fi rst individual ACC Championship in school his-tory. Blixt earned Ping/Division I All-American First Team honors in 2008 and Ping/Division I All-Amer-ican second team honors in 2007. He is one of only three players in school history to earn All-American First and Second Team honors during his career. Blixt won the ACC individual championship in 2007 to be-come the fi rst Seminole to win ACC medalist honors. He helped lead Florida State to the 2008 ACC Cham-pionship - the fi rst ACC golf championship in school history - and earned All-ACC honors twice during his career. Blixt is currently playing on the PGA Tour.

JONES NATIONALLYJones has been an active member of the Golf Coaches Association of America since 1993. He is currently a member of the steering committee for the Collegiate Golf Hall of Fame. Jones served the board as the Divi-sion I Director for the East Region and served as the chair of the District 3 South Regional NCAA Selection Committee. He was also a representative in the District 3 South NCAA Selection Committee from 1999-2002.

PERSONALJones is married to the former Cathy McVeigh, who is the coordinator of fi nancial aid for student-athletes at Florida State. They are the proud parents of a daugh-ter, Jordan (12) and a son, Drew (8). Jones earned his bachelor's degree in health and physical education with a minor in business administration from North Ala-bama in 1991. Jones is a 22-year veteran of the colle-giate coaching ranks. He was the head men's coach and Director of Golf Operations at Georgia State for eight years (1996-2003) before becoming only the fi fth coach in the history of the Seminole program in 2004. Prior to his career at Georgia State, Jones was an assistant coach at Wallace State Junior College (1992-95) and his alma mater North Alabama (1991). Jones developed his teaching, coaching and recruiting philosophies as he helped hone those programs into national contenders.

Trey JonesDirector of Golf

North Alabama1991

12th Season At Florida State


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Chad Smith / Support Staff

Chad Smith, who has played an integral role in help-ing the Seminole men's and women's golf teams both advance to their respective NCAA Tournaments in both of the last two seasons, is in his third season as the Golf Operations Manager at Florida State.

Smith works directly with Director of Golf and Head Men's Golf Coach Trey Jones and Head Wom-en's Coach Amy Bond and each of the golf student-athletes on the day-to-day management of the teams.

Smith was the manager of player services at the American Junior Golf Association prior to his ap-pointment at Florida State. His primary role was mentoring junior golfers in their quest to earn col-lege scholarships. In his position with the AJGA he handled all contact and benefi ts programs more than 5,000 member golfers. As an undergradu-ate student at Florida State, he was an intern in both the Seminole Athletics Marketing offi ce and the FSU Licensing Offi ce in Seminole Boosters.

As a member of the golf staff, Smith's responsi-bilities include managing the business affairs for both teams, arranging all aspects of team travel and overseeing the improvement and maintenance of Florida State's nationally renowned facilities at the Don Veller Seminole Golf Course. He also serves as the Co-Tournament Director for the annual Seminole Intercollegiate Golf Tournament and will play an integral role in the tournament operations when Florida State plays host to the 2014 NCAA Tallahassee (East) Regional women’s golf champi-onship at Southwood Golf Course. Smith is also a co-director for the Seminole women’s tourna-ment in February and helped run the 2013 NCAA Tallahassee Regional men’s golf championship.

Smith, who graduated from Florida State with a bachelor's degree in sport management in 2005, returned to his alma mater in 2011.

Chad SmithDirector of Operations

Florida State, 2005

3rd Season At Florida State

EUNICE HERNANDEZ

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

ALEX DOMINATOASSISTANT ATHLETIC

DIRECTOR/COMPLIANCE

CHARLIE HOGANACADEMIC ADVISOR

MAXO JEANMARKETING ASSISTANT

CATHY JONESATHLETIC

FINANCIAL AID SPECIALIST

STUART PEARCEASSISTANT

DIRECTOR OF EVENT MANAGEMENT

ZACHARY WOODRICH

ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST

CASEY BUCKLERSTUDENT MANAGER

RYAN HALLSTUDENT MANAGER

JORDAN KEPPLERSTUDENT MANAGER

The Second Annual Florida State Match-Up is Feb-ruary 14-16 at Southwood Golf Club in Tallahassee.

This unique event pairs 12 teams in a fi rst-of-its-kind event as the Seminole women’s golf team brings high level NCAA golf to Tallahassee this spring.

Each of the 12 teams will be paired with another school and play together. At the end of each round, the four low scores and the high score of the of each team will comprise the “Match-Up” score for In addition to individual and team champi-ons, a “Match-Up” winner also will be determined.

In 2013, Georgia won the team championship, Geor-gia and Oklahoma won the Match-Up championship while Erica Popson of Tennessee and Rocio Sanchez Lobato of Georgia shared individual medalist honors.

school record eight consecutive ncaa championship appearancesschool record eight consecutive ncaa championship appearances

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On Castelain: Florida State’s most experienced golfer who will earn a leadership role as one of three upper-classmen on the roster for the 2013-14 season…has played in two ACC Championship and two NCAA re-gional championships during the fi rst two seasons of her career as a Seminole…has played in 20 consecu-tive tournaments for the Seminoles entering her ju-nior season including all 11 as a sophomore and nine of 10 as a freshman…has helped Florida State to two NCAA regional championship appearances (Central in 2012 and West in 2013) and a pair of fourth place team fi nishes in her two ACC Tournament appearances…Florida State’s top fi nisher in four events during the fi rst two seasons of her career – the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic (tied for third) and the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (tied for 23rd) as a freshman and the Golf Week Challenge (tied for 28th) and the LSU Tiger Classic (tied for 16th) as a sophomore…made a quick impression in her fi rst career tournament (the Su-sie Maxwell Berning Classic at the University of Okla-homa) during the fall of 2011 as she fi nished with her career low score for a single round (70), the best 36-hole score of her career (140), the best tournament score ca-reer (217), the best score vs. par of her career (+1) and the best fi nish of her career (tied for third) in the fi rst event of her career – a member of the Girls’ National Team of France…helped lead France to the European Girls’ Team Championship in 2011…winner of the French Girls’ Under 18 championship in 2010…won the Ladies Cup of France in 2011 and the Grand Prix of Bordeaux in 2010…won the individual champion-ship at the 2012 Biarritz Cup sponsored by the French Golf Federation…one of only three freshmen named to the 2012 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf Team…named to the 2012 ACC Academic Honor Roll…named to the 2012 and 2013 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf Team…averages 75.81 strokes in 69 rounds during 24 events during the fi rst two seasons of her career…

Fall 2011: Immersed herself in the Seminoles’ starting line-up as she played in two of the Seminoles’ three events during the fall season…after not playing in the fi rst event, she earned her way into the starting line-up for the second and third events and stayed there for the remainder of the season…displayed her immense potential in her fi rst career event as she fi nished with the best single-round score of her fi rst season (70), the best 36-hole score of her fi rst season (140), the best tournament score of her fi rst season (217), the best score vs. par of her fi rst season (+1) and the best fi nish of her fi rst season (tied for third) in the fi rst event of her career – the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic at the University of Oklahoma…fi rst two scores of her ca-reer – a pair of 70’s – had her in a tie for second in the individual standings after 36 holes…she fi nished the tournament with an even par score of 72 and fi nished in a tie for third in the individual standings…helped Florida State into fi rst place in the team standings after the fi rst round with an opening round score of 70…fi nished as the Seminoles’ team leader with an average of 72.33 strokes in the fi rst match of her career…also played in the Landfall Tradition and totaled a score of 79 in the third round of the event…led the team with two rounds at par or better during the fall season…aver-aged 76.33 strokes in six rounds during two events…

Spring 2012: Helped the Seminoles advance to the NCAA Regional Championships as she played in all sev-en events during the spring season including her fi rst ca-reer NCAA Regional Championship and her fi rst career ACC Championship…the Seminoles fi nished in a tie for 10th place in the NCAA Central Regional Champion-ship and in fourth place at the ACC Championship…led the team in events played (seven – tie with Maria Salinas) and rounds played (21)…earned three top-25 and two top-15 fi nishes along with one top-10 (Bryan National Collegiate) fi nish during the most productive half of her freshman season…Florida State’s top fi nisher in two events – the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic (tied for 3rd) and the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (tied for 23rd) – as a freshman her best outing of the spring season came at the Bryan National Collegiate as she fi nished in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings with scores of 74-73-74…her score of 5 over par was tied for her best score vs. par of the spring season…was in a tie for 11th place in the individual standings with her 36-hole total of 146 after two rounds of the Bryan Na-tional Collegiate…was also a season-best 5 strokes over par in the Lady Gator Invitational and the Liz Murphey

Collegiate Classic…in three consecutive events – Lady Gator, Liz Murphey and Bryan National – she was a total of 15 strokes over par…was at her best during the spring season as she fi nished in a tie for 12th place with a spring season-low 218 tournament score at the Lady Gator Invitational…was Florida State’s second leading fi nisher in the individual standings in helping Florida State to a third place fi nish in the team standings for the Seminoles’ best fi nish of the spring season…averaged a career low 75.57 strokes in 21 rounds during seven events…her scoring average was the fourth best among all freshman in the ACC during the 2011-12 season…

Fall 2012: Played in all three of Florida State’s fall events and fi nished as the Seminoles’ leader in the season-opening GolfWeek Challenge…tied second on the team with three of seven rounds scoring a 75 or better…best event came at the GolfWeek Challenge as she led the Seminoles in a season-best tied for 28th place fi nish, two of three rounds scored at 75 or better and a per-sonal season-best 224 three round tournament score…season-low score of 73 came in the third round of the GolfWeek Challenge…her season-best score of 73 at the GolfWeek Challenge was tied for the fi fth best in-dividual score among her teammates during the fall sea-son…helped lead the Seminoles to a pair of top-10 team fi nishes – eighth at the Mercedes Benz Collegiate Chal-lenge and 10th at the GolfWeek Challenge…carded two of her three eagles during the season at the GolfWeek Challenge (fi rst round, hole No. 15) and at the Landfall Tradition (second round, hole No. 17)…averaged 76.00 strokes in seven rounds during three tournaments…

Spring 2013: Florida State’s second leading golfer with a 76.00 stroke average…one of three Seminoles (also Jes-sica Negron and Olivia Hullert) who played in all eight of Florida State’s events during the season…helped lead Florida State to an appearance in the NCAA West Re-gional Championship – the school-record eighth con-secutive NCAA regional appearance for the Seminoles and second in the fi rst two seasons of her career…earned three top-20 individual fi nishes (tied for 16th at the LSU Tiger Classic, tied for 18th at the Florida Challenge and tied for 19th at the ACC Champion-ship) to double her total of top 20 fi nishes in her fi rst three seasons (Fall 2011, Spring 2012 and Fall 2012)…the Seminoles’ leader at the LSU Tiger Classic with a tied for 16th place individual fi nish – the best of her sophomore season…carded a 1 over par 73 and was in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings after the


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LAURE CASTELAINJunior, Bordeaux, FranceJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuninininininininininininininininininiorororororororororororororororororor, BoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBoBordrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdrdeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeaeauxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxuxux, FrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFrFranananananananananananananananananancececececececececececececececececece

fi rst round of the event…a strong outing at the Marsh Landing Invitational with scores of 74 and 71 in the fi rst two rounds of the event – she was Florida State’s leader and in a tie for 12th place in the individual stand-ings with a 145 two round total after the fi rst 36 holes of the event…fi nished with a 5 over par score of 221 – the best score vs. par and the best overall score of her spring season…came within one stroke of tying her ca-reer low for a single round as she carded an even par 71 in the fi nal round of the NCAA West Regional Cham-pionships at the Stanford University Golf Course…continuously improved her scores in her second career NCAA regional appearance after carding a 78 in the fi rst round…she carded scores of 74 and 71 in the second and third rounds of the regional…her score of 71 in the third round allowed her to move into the top 40 in the fi nal individual standings after fi nishing the fi rst day in a tie for 77th place in the individual standings…she moved up 38 spaces in the individual standings with her play in the second and third rounds…averaged 76.00 strokes in 23 rounds during eight tournaments…

Fall 2013: One of four Seminoles who played in all four events and all 12 rounds during the season…en-joyed her best season statistically with a 75.50 stroke average…tied her career low with an even par score of 70 in the fi rst round of Schooner Fall Classic…was in third place in the individual standings and the team leader after her fi rst round score of 70…was in a tie for 22nd place after the second round and fi nished in a season-best tied for 32nd place in the individual stand-ings in the event…earned season-low 223 tournament

scores at the Schooner Fall Classic and the Alamo In-vitational…her 223 tournament scores were only six strokes off of her career best tournament scores of 217…played well at the Alamo Invitational where she carded scores of 76-74-73 for a 223 tournament score to close out the fall season…averaged a career low 75.50 strokes in 12 rounds during four events…

Before Florida State: Graduated with academic honors from Sainte Marie Grand Lebrun in 2011…passed with distinction her certifi cate of general edu-cation that allowed her to graduate high school…

Personal: Born August 31, 1993…Laure is the daughter of Marie-Colette and Michel Castelain…has a brother, Jean-Etienne, and two sisters, Blan-dine and Marie-Charlotte…enjoys cooking, listen-ing to music and speaks several languages…chose Florida State over UNLV, Georgia State, South Carolina and Chattanooga…major is business.

Castelain at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102011-12 9 27 2,045 75.74 70 22012-13 11 30 2,280 76.00 71 --2013-14 4 12 906 75.50 70 --Totals 24 69 5,231 75.81 70 2

Fall 2011Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishSusie Maxwell Berning Classic 70-70-77 +1 217 T3Landfall Tradition 82-80-79 +25 241 T66

Spring 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishNorthrop Grumman Regional Challenge 73-79-76 +15 228 T42Sugar Bowl Classic 74-78-76 +12 228 T42Lady Gator Invitational 71-72-75 +5 218 T12Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 73-73-75 +5 221 T23Bryan National Collegiate 74-73-74 +5 221 T9ACC Championships 80-73-80 +20 233 T29NCAA Central Regional Championship 82-78-78 +22 238 T75

Fall 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishGolfWeek Challenge 75-76-73 +8 224 T28Mercedes Benz Collegiate 75-77-77 +13 229 T47Landfall Tradition 79 +7 79 T65

Spring 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishFlorida Challenge 76-79 +11 155 T18Florida State Match-Up 76-79-77 +16 232 T39Lady Gator Invitational 77-78-74 +19 229 T49LSU Tiger Classic 73-79-76 +12 228 T16Bryan National Collegiate 76-78-75 +13 229 T56Marsh Landing Invitational 74-71-76 +5 221 T21ACC Championship 79-74-78 +18 231 T19NCAA West Regional Championship 78-74-71 +10 223 T39

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMo Morial Invitational 75-79-77 +14 231 T37Lady Paladin Invitational 76-78-75 +13 229 T50Schooner Fall Classic 70-79-74 +13 223 T32 Alamo Invitational 76-74-73 +7 223 T50

Laure Castelain By The NumbersCareer LowRound: 70 (Susie Berning Maxwell Classic, Fall 2011) (Schooner Fall Classic, Fall 2013)36 Holes: 140 (Susie Berning Maxwell Classic, Fall 2011)Tournament: 217 (Susie Berning Maxwell Classic, Fall 2011)Best Finish: T3 (Susie Berning Maxwell Classic, Fall 2011)


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CARLTON KUHLOJunior, Tallahassee, Fla.JuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuninininininininininininininininininiorororororororororororororororororor, TaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFlalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala.

On Kuhlo: One of Florida State’s top returning golfers whose experience as a member of the Seminoles’ start-ing line-up in the 2013 ACC and NCAA West Regional Championships makes her one of the top candidates to be an important member of the starting line-up dur-ing the fi nal two seasons of her career…one of three juniors on the team who has played in 12 events during the fi rst two seasons of her career…has been a member of two consecutive NCAA Tournament teams which has helped Florida State stretch their string of NCAA appearances to a school record eight consecutive…shaved more than four full strokes off of her scoring average as a sophomore as compared to her freshman season (76.62 as a sophomore as compared to 80.75 as a freshman / minus 4.13 strokes per round)…a member of Florida State’s line-up in helping the Seminoles to a fourth place fi nish in the 2013 ACC Championships…helped the Seminoles to a second place team fi nish at the Florida Challenge with a career best tied for 16th place individual fi nish during the Spring of 2013…played the best tournament of her career as she led the Seminoles on the scoreboard at the Alamo Invitational during the Fall of 2013…earned career best scores for a single round (69 in the fi rst round), for 36 holes (145, 69-76) and for a three round tournament (219) in fi nish-ing in a tie for 32nd place at the Alamo Invitational at the Briggs Ranch Golf Course in San Antonio, Texas…was the fi rst time in her career that she has fi nished as the Seminoles’ team leader on the scoreboard in an event…the 2008, 2009 and 2010 Big Bend Player of the Year by the Tallahassee Democrat who chose to stay close to home and play her collegiate golf at Florida State…won the individual city championship in each of her four seasons as a member of the Chiles High School varsity team…fi nished in fourth place in the individual standings of the 2010 state championship tournament during her se-nior season…named to the 2012 ACC Academic Honor Roll…named to the 2013 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf Team…averages 78.12 strokes in 33 rounds dur-ing 12 events in the fi rst two seasons of her career…

Fall 2011: Played in one event and helped lead the Semi-noles to a fi fth place fi nish at the “Mo” Morial Tour-nament at Texas A&M University…the best event of her fi rst season as a Seminole came at the “Mo” Morial as she carded season best scores for single round score (74 in the third round), score vs. par (+17), total score (233) and best fi nish (29th place) in the fi rst event of her collegiate career…fi nished third among her Semi

nole teammates at the “Mo” Morial – the highest team fi nish of her freshman season…Florida State fi nished in fi fth place in the team standings as Kuhlo counted two of her individual scores toward the team score in her fi rst career appearance as a Seminole…averaged 77.67 strokes in three rounds during the tournament.

Spring 2012: Played in a career high three events and helped the Seminoles earn their seventh consecutive NCAA Championship bid…with Kuhlo in the line-up, Florida State earned two top 10 team fi nishes including a third place fi nish at the Bryan National Collegiate…Florida State’s fi nish in the Bryan National Collegiate was a determining factor in the Seminoles earning a high regional seed…helped Florida State fi nish ahead of four ACC teams in the event – North Carolina, Wake Forest, Virginia and NC State and ahead of fi ve teams ranked ahead of it in the national rankings: No. 6 North Carolina, No. 19 Ohio State, No. 21 NC State, No. 24 Michigan State and No. 25 Virginia…played as an individual competitor in the AllState Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans…counted three of her nine individual scores toward the team score including two at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge…aver-aged 81.78 strokes in nine rounds during three events…

Fall 2012: Played in three events – each of the Semi-noles’ events during the fall season…best single round score of her career for the fi rst time (73) came in the third round of the Mercedes Benz Collegiate Chal-lenge…two single round scores of 75 or better – 73 in the third round of the Mercedes Benz Collegiate Challenge and a 74 in the fi rst round of the GolfWeek Challenge… 229 tournament score at the GolfWeek Challenge and a 232 at the Mercedes Benz Collegiate Challenge…Florida State’s second highest fi nisher in the GolfWeek Challenge with a season–best tied for 39th place individual fi nish…averaged 76.71 strokes in seven rounds during three tournaments…

Spring 2013: Enjoyed her best season as a Seminole as she played in a career-high fi ve events including her fi rst career ACC Championships and fi rst career NCAA Regional Championships…helped the Seminoles to a fourth place team fi nish in the ACC Championship and to Florida State’s school record eighth consecutive NCAA Championships appearance…earned career low statistics for the best single round score of her career (73 in the Florida Challenge and the Marsh Landing In-vitational), the best 36-hole score of her career (151 in the Marsh Landing Invitational), the best three-round

tournament score of her career (224 in the Marsh Land-ing Invitational) and for the best individual fi nish of her career (tied for 16th at the Florida Challenge)…top-20 individual fi nishes at the Florida Challenge (tied for 16th) and at the Florida State Match-Up (tied for 18th) marked the fi rst two top-20 fi nishes of her career…both top-20 fi nishes came in back to back matches…played as a member of the Seminoles’ starting line-up in the Florida Challenge and as an individual participant in the Florida State Match-Up…consecutive strong outings at the Florida State Match-Up with a score of 9 over par 225 and at the Marsh Landing Invitational with an 8 over par score of 224…in the Seminoles’ line-up for the fi nal three events of the season – a fourth place team fi nish at the Marsh Landing Invitational, a fourth place fi nish at the ACC Championships and in the NCAA West Regional Championships…her best 36-hole total came in the fi rst two rounds of the Marsh Landing In-vitational (75-76=151) and a career-low tying 73 in the fi nal round of the event helped her fi nish in a tie for 36th place in the individual standings in the event…a fi rst round score of 74 in the ACC Championships placed her in a tie for sixth place in the individual stand-ings after 18 holes…fi nished the event in a tie for 28th place…best career NCAA Regional Championships round came as a 75 in the third round of the NCAA West Regional Championships at the Stanford Universi-ty Golf Course…totaled at least one single round score of 75 or better in each of her fi ve events…averaged 76.57 strokes in 14 rounds during fi ve tournaments…

Fall 2013: Enjoyed the best season of her career as she averaged 75.00 strokes in six rounds during three tour-naments…totaled a career high three scores at 75 or better and earned the fi rst single round score at below


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carlton kuhloJunior, Tallahassee, Fla.JuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuninininininininininininininininininiorororororororororororororororororor, TaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFlalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala.

par in ranking second on the Seminoles with her career low stroke average…played the best tournament of her career as she led the Seminoles on the scoreboard at the Alamo Invitational…earned career best scores for a single round (69 in the fi rst round), for 36 holes (145, 69-76) and for a three round tournament (219) in fi nish-ing in a tie for 32nd place at the Alamo Invitational at the Briggs Ranch Golf Course in San Antonio, Texas…was the fi rst time in her career that she has fi nished as the Seminoles’ team leader on the scoreboard in an event…was in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings after her fi rst round 69 at the Alamo Invita-tional…was in a tie for 26th place after a 36 hole total of 145 and fi nished in a tie for 32nd place with a career best tournament total of 219…the two best scores of her career (69 in the fi rst round of the Alamo Invita-tional and 73 in the third round of the Lady Paladin In-vitational) came as she fi nished as Florida State’s second best golfer during the season…played as an individual and fi nished in a tie for 50th place in the standings at the Lady Paladin Invitational…tied her career low at the time with a 73 in the third round of the Lady Paladin – a statistic which she later bettered with a 69 in the fi rst round of the Alamo Invitational…averaged a career low 75.00 strokes in six rounds during three tournaments…

Before Florida State: Graduated from Chiles High School in Tallahassee in 2011… one of the top junior golfers in the state of Florida who fi nished in third place at the Lemon Bay Golf Club Tournament in 2009 and placed fi fth at the 2010 Sara Bay Tournament…the fi rst golfer from Chiles High School in Tallahassee to earn a golf scholarship to a Division I school…the Tallahassee city champion in each of her four seasons and played in three state championship tournaments – two as an individual and one (as a senior) with her teammates…fi nished in 10th place as a junior and in fourth place in the individual standings as a senior…led Chiles to the city championship as she won the individual champion-ship with a one under par score of 71 as she led the Timberwolves to a 13 stroke advantage over Maclay in the team standings…led Chiles to the 2010 District 2-2A championship as she won the individual district championship by an amazing 14 shots…shot an even par 72 in the event at the Panama City Country Club…fi nished in 17th place at the state tournament with a score of 161 as a sophomore…won the city champi-onship by eight stokes with a score of 76 in 2008…at

Kuhlo at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102011-12 4 12 969 80.75 74 --2012-13 8 21 1,609 76.62 73 --2013-14 2 6 450 75.00 69 --Totals 14 39 3,028 77.64 69 --

Fall 2011Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total Finish“Mo” Morial Tournament 77-82-74 +17 233 29

Spring 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishNorthrup Grumman Regional Challenge 82-89-77 +35 248 76AllState Sugar Bowl Classic 82-81-81 +28 244 75Bryan National Collegiate 75-86-83 +28 244 87

Fall 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishGolfWeek Challenge 74-79-76 +13 229 T39Mercedes Benz Collegiate 78-81-73 +16 232 T56Landfall Tradition 77 +5 77 T43

Spring 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishFlorida Challenge 80-74 +10 154 T16Florida State Match-Up 75-77-73 +9 225 T18Marsh Landing Invitational 75-76-73 +8 224 T36ACC Championship 74-81-80 +22 235 T28NCAA West Regional Championship 79-79-75 +20 233 T91

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishLady Paladin Invitational 78-80-73 +15 231 T50Alamo Invitational 69-76-74 +3 219 T32

Carlton Kuhlo By The NumbersCareer LowRound: 69 (Alamo Invitational, Fall 2013)36 Holes: 145 (Alamo Invitational, Fall 2013)Tournament: 219 (Alamo Invitational, Fall 2013)Best Finish: T16th (Florida Challenge, Spring 2013)

the time her score was the best ever at the Tallahassee City Championship Girls’ Golf Tournament…fi nished in second place at the 2010 American Junior Golf As-sociation qualifi er at Bluffton, S.C…played four seasons of fl ag football and was the captain of the JV team be-fore moving up to the varsity during her prep career…also a member of the weightlifting team at Chiles…

Personal: Born August 21, 1993…Carlton is the daughter of Cheryl and Lee Kuhlo…was born in Greenville, S.C…won the Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award following her senior season…graduated with honors and received a cord during her high school graduation ceremonies as a com-mended scholar…very active volunteer for the Spe-cial Olympics…majoring in business marketing…


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ALEX MILANJunior, lutz, FLA.JuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuJuninininininininininininininininininiorororororororororororororororororor, lulululululululululululululululululutztztztztztztztztztztztztztztztztztz, FLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

On Milan: One of the Seminoles’ three upperclass-men who will certainly compete for a role in the starting line-up from the start of the season…gained incredible experience as a sophomore as she appeared in seven events including her second career ACC Championship and her fi rst career NCAA Regional Championship…has helped lead the Seminoles to two NCAA Cham-pionship appearances which brings Florida State’s streak to a school record eight consecutive NCAA appearances…has played in two ACC Championship tournaments and has helped the Seminoles to fourth place team fi nishes in 2012 and 2013…carded the best single round score of her career with an even par score of 70 in the third round of the 2013 Schooner Fall Classic…her 70 in the third round of the Schoo-ner Fall Classic allowed her to fi nish with a career low tournament score of 220…her career best for 36 holes (146) best fi nish (tied for 3rd) came in the Florida Chal-lenge...earned her career best fi nish of tied for 3rd at the Florida Challenge in the Spring of 2013…back-to-back top 15 fi nishes in the Spring of 2013 with her tied for 3rd place fi nish at the Florida Challenge and a tied for 14th place fi nish at the Florida State Match-Up at Southwood Golf Course in Tallahassee…won the individual championships at the West Palm Beach Collegiate Amateur and the Kissimmee Collegiate Ama-teur as part of the Hurricane Collegiate Amateur Tour during the summer of 2013…has achieved at an ex-tremely high level both academically and athletically as a high school standout…a standout contributor for the Seminoles in the classroom and on the golf course…named to the 2012 ACC Academic Honor Roll…averages 77.87 strokes in 38 rounds during 14 tourna-ments during her fi rst two seasons as a Seminole…

Fall 2011: Played in the fi rst two events of her career and helped the Seminoles to a third place team fi nish at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic at the University of Okla-homa in the fi rst tournament of her career…also played in the Landfall Tradition as she played in two of the fi rst three events during the fi rst season of her career…best event of her fi rst year came in the fi rst tournament of her career as she carded career bests for single round score (72 in the third round) and a tournament score (226) in earning her career best fi nish of tied for 26th place…was in a tie for 23rd place after the fi rst round and jumped up in the standings by 27 positions in the fi nal round as she carded her career best since round score of 72 in the fi nal round of the event…averaged a career low 76.83 strokes in six rounds during two tournaments during the fi rst season of her career.

Spring 2012: Played in a career high-tying fi ve events including her fi rst career ACC Championship as she helped Florida State earn a bid to the 2012 NCAA East Regional Championship…played as a member of the Seminoles’ starting line-up as the Seminoles earned two top three team fi nishes and four top 10 team fi n-ishes during the regular season…helped the Seminoles earn a fourth place team fi nish in her fi rst career ACC Championship…the Seminoles fi nished in third place in the team standings at both the Lady Gator Invi-tational and the Bryan National Collegiate…fi nished in a tie for 40th place in the individual standings in her fi rst career ACC Championship…played her best round in the event in third round as she carded a four over par score of 76…earned top 50 individual fi nish-es at both the Lady Gator Invitational and at her fi rst career ACC Championship…scored a 75 in the fi rst round of the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic…aver-aged 78.79 strokes in 14 rounds during fi ve events…

Fall 2012: Earned her way into the starting line-up for the fi nal two events of the season – the Mercedes Benz Collegiate and the Landfall tradition…fi nished tied as the Seminoles’ leader at the season ending Landfall Tradition as she fi nished in a personal-season best tied for 36th place in the one-round rain-short-ened event…came within one stroke of tying her ca-reer best for a single round with a 1 over par score of

73 in the fi rst round of the Mercedes Benz Collegiate…carded a four over par score of 76 in the fi rst and only round of the Landfall Tradition…the fi nal two rounds of the event were cancelled because of rain…aver-aged 77.00 strokes in four rounds during two events…

Spring 2013: Played in a career high tying fi ve events


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ALEX MILANJUNIOR, LUTZ, FLA.JUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUJUNINININININININININININININININININIOROROROROROROROROROROROROROROROROROR, LULULULULULULULULULULULULULULULULULUTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZTZ, FLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLFLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

including the ACC and NCAA West Regional Cham-pionships…helped lead the Seminoles into the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive time in her ca-reer and for the school-record tying eighth consecutive season…tied her career best as she carded a 72 in the fi rst round of the Florida Challenge…also established career bests for her lowest 36 hole score (72+74=146) and earned the best fi nish of her career (tied for third) at the Florida Challenge…was the Seminoles’ overall lead-ing fi nisher at the Florida Challenger as she played as an individual while Olivia Hullert led Florida State’s start-ing line-up with a tied for fi fth place fi nish…earned the fi rst two top 15 individual fi nishes of her career as she fi nished in a career best tied for third at the spring sea-son opening Florida Challenge and tied for 14th place in the inaugural Florida State Match-Up…played as an individual participant in both of those events…her play in the Florida Challenge and the Florida State Match-Up as an individual necessitated her earning the opportunity to move into the Seminoles’ starting line-up…took ad-vantage of that opportunity as she played in three most high profi le events of the season for the Seminoles – the Bryan National Collegiate, the ACC Championship and the NCAA West Regional Championship…helped Flor-ida State to a second consecutive fourth place fi nish in the team standings of the ACC Championship…carded consecutive scores of 73 in the second and third rounds of the Florida State Match-Up…averaged 77.64 strokes in 14 rounds during a career-high tying fi ve events…

Fall 2013: Enjoyed the best season of her career as she fi nished with a career low 75.50 stroke average…was one of four Seminoles who played in all four events…tied for fourth on the team with her career low stroke average…led the team with three rounds scored at par or better – a 1 under par 71 in the second round of the Mo Morial Invitational, an even par 70 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic and an even par 72 in the fi rst round of the Alamo Invitational…carded the best single round score of her career with an even par score of 70 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic…her 70 in the third round of the Schoo-ner Fall Classic allowed her to fi nish with a career low tournament score of 220…fi nished in a season best tied for 17th place in the individual standings at the sea-son opening Mo Morial Classic…was in a tie for 15th place in the individual standings of the Mo Morial af-ter a second round score of 71 and a 36 hole total of 149…her tied for 17th place fi nish after her third round score of 74 ranks as the third top 20 individual fi nish of her career…her score of 71 in the second round of the Mo Morial was tied for the third best individual score vs. par of the season amongst her teammates…her career best 220 tournament score at the Schooner Fall Invitational was the Seminoles’ fourth best tour-nament score of the season…earned a pair of top 25 individual fi nishes – tied for 17th at the Mo Morial and tied for 22nd at the Schooner Fall Classic marking the second consecutive season she had earned a pair of top 25 individual fi nishes…averaged a career low 75.50 strokes in 12 rounds during four tournaments…

Before Florida State: Graduated from Steinbrenner High School in 2011…ranked 38th nationally among high school golf seniors in 2011…named the Casey Most Valuable Golfer of the Year as a senior as award-ed by the Hillsborough County School Board…a two time area Player of the Year by the St. Petersburg Times and the Tampa Tribune…earned All Hillsbor-ough County First Team honors four times by the St. Petersburg Times and the Tampa Tribune…four time district champion in each of her high school years – as a freshman at Sickles and as a sophomore, junior and senior on the Steinbrenner varsity…the regional champion as a sophomore in 2009 while a sophomore at Sickles High School with a score of 64…earned Western Conference First Team honors in each of her four prep seasons…led the Warriors to the fi rst state championship appearance in school history with a run-ner up fi nish in the regional championships in 2010…attended Sickles as freshman before transferring to and graduating from Steinbrenner…earned eight top

Milan at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102011-12 7 20 1,564 78.20 72 --2012-13 7 18 1,395 77.50 72 12013-14 4 12 906 75.50 70 -Totals 18 50 3,865 77.30 70 1

Fall 2011Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishSusie Maxwell Berning Classic 76-78-72 +10 226 T26Landfall Tradition 78-76-81 +19 235 T66

Spring 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishNorthrop Grumman Regional D-79-79 -- -- 81AllState Sugar Bowl Classic 79-82-82 +27 243 74Lady Gator Invitational 77-76-76 +19 229 T48Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic 75-78-80 +17 233 T73ACC Championship 81-83-76 +27 240 T40

Fall 2012Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMercedes Benz Collegiate 73-82-77 +16 232 T56Landfall Tradition 76 +4 76 T36

Spring 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishFlorida Challenge 72-74 +2 146 T3Florida State Match-Up 78-73-73 +8 224 T14Bryan National Collegiate 78-77-82 +21 237 T75ACC Championship 77-78-81 +23 236 T31NCAA West Regional Championship 85-80-79 +31 244 116

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMo Morial Invitational 78-71-74 +7 223 T17 Lady Paladin Invitational 74-77-80 +15 231 T50Schooner Fall Classic 75-75-70 +10 220 T22Alamo Invitational 72-79-81 +16 232 74

Alex Milan By The NumbersCareer LowRound: 70 (Schooner Fall Classic, Fall 2013)36 Holes: 146 (Florida Challenge, Spring 2013)Tournament: 220 (Schooner Fall Classic, Fall 2013)Best Finish: T3 (Florida Challenge, Spring, 2013)

10 fi nishes in 13 AJGA events…a three-time member of the Junior Florida Cup team and holds the record for nine holes (31) and season scoring average (35).

Personal: Born Nov. 20, 1992…Alex is the daughter of Heidi and Christopher Milan…a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society, the National Science Honor Society and Mu Alpha

Theta (Math Honor Society)…graduated in 2011 as the valedictorian of her senior class with an unweight-ed grade point average of 4.0 and a 6.32 weight grade point average…one of 12 female students in the na-tion to be named a Hewlett Packard/National Junior Golf Association Scholastic All-American in 2010…before excelling as a golfer she was highly competi-tive in swimming, fi gure skating, volleyball , softball,


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kayla bloorFRESHMAN, NICEVILLE, FLAFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANAN, NINININININININININININININININININICECECECECECECECECECECECECECECECECECEVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVIVILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFLALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALA

On Bloor: An accomplished prep golfer from the state of Florida who will have the opportunity to join Florida State’s starting line-up upon her arrival…a very competitive golfer who is a very long hitter and who is very comfortable as she quickly gets on the greens…will be one of the Seminoles’ hardest workers…her strengths include her length off of the tee and her competitiveness…two-time Florida Panhandle Player of the Year by the Northwest Florida Daily News…led Niceville to the 2011 State Championship…

Fall 2013: Did not play in any of the Semi-noles’ four events because of an injury.

Before Florida State: Graduated from Niceville High School in 2013…a four-year member of the varsity at Niceville who was undefeated with a 94-0-1 record dur-ing her prep career…named the Northwest Florida Dai-ly News Golfer of the Year in both 2011 and 2012…named the Player of the Year at Niceville by the coach-ing staff and her teammates in 2012…led Niceville to the 2011 Class 2A State Championship title…also led Niceville to three consecutive district championships in 2010, 2011 and 2012…played in four consecutive state tournament championships…earned medalist honors at the 2012 Region I championship and at the 2012 district championship…earned top 30 individual fi nishes in the state championship fi nals in both 2010 and 2011…earned medalist honors at the Medicus Cup

Spring Tour at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in 2011…two-time individual champion at the Rocky Bay-ou Junior Classic (2011 and 2013)… her stellar career included a school-record tying 4 under par score of 32 (for nine holes) during her senior season on that same Rocky Bayou course…helped Niceville capture the FCA Invitational in both 2011 and 2012…led Niceville to the 2010 and 2012 Miracle Strip Invitational Champion-ship while earning medalist honors in the tournament with a scores of 74… …earned the fi rst hole in one of her career at the age of 14…her lowest career single round score is a 68 in tournament play…helped her team win the Panhandle Cup Championship in 2012…

Personal: Born January 31, 1995…Kayla is the daughter of Kathy and Chief Master Sargent Roger Bloor…graduated Magna Cum laude and was in-ducted into the National Honor Society…a member of the Class of 2013 Hall of Fame at Niceville…a sister, Erica, is a graduate student at Florida State…selected Florida State after also considering Auburn…was offered a scholarship by Seminole head coach Amy Bond on the spot after her individual champi-onship clinching round in the 2012 district champi-onship…she accepted Bond’s offer on the spot…


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anna sophia BOhmerFRESHMAN, CALI, COLOMBIAFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANAN, CACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACACALILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILI, COCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOCOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIAIA

On Böhmer: A member of the Colombian National Team who brings a great deal of international experi-ence to the Seminoles' roster…will have an immedi-ate impact on the team as a freshman…her biggest strengths are her short game and her ability to get the ball into the hole…a great teammate who pos-sesses a great personality and a tremendous work ethic…values teamwork and will be a great teammate.

Before Florida State: Graduated from Montverde Academy in Montverde, Fla., in 2013…did not play for the Montverde Academy varsity team as she competed as an individual in tournaments around the world and the southeastern United States during her prep career…fi nished in second place in the individual standings at the Future Collegians World Tour Palm Beach Interna-tional Tournament and in third place at the FCWT event at the Mission Inn Resort and Golf Club in Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla. …named the HJGT Player of the Month for February 2012 during her junior season…fi nished second place in the individual standings at the FCWT Championship event at Red Tail Golf Club in Sorrento, Fla., during her senior season of 2013…played in the Callaway Junior World Golf Championship at Torrey Pines in 2012…a second place fi nish at the AJGA Mu-sic City Junior Championship in 2012 and third at the AJGA at Steelwood presented by AT&T…back-to-back fi rst place fi nishes at the Callaway Junior World Qualifi er and at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour event in 2012 at Fleming Island, Fla. ...fi nished the HJGT event with a 1 over par total of 213…her total of 213 included a fi rst round score of 67 being her lowest round…played the Orange Bowl 2010, four AJGA invitation-als including the Rolex Girls Junior Championship in 2011 and 2012, the Polo Golf Junior Classic 2011 and the Annika Sorenstam Invitational in 2012…fi nished in

third place in the 16-19 age division at the at the Joanne Winter Arizona Silver Belle Tournament in 2012…

Fall 2013: One of four Seminoles to play in all four fall events…fi nished third on the team with a 75.17 stroke average…fi nished tied for second on the team with six of her 12 scores carded at 75 or better…carded her ca-reer low score of 71 in the fi rst round of the Lady Pala-din Invitational and in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic…her scores of 71 were tied for the fourth lowest individual team scores of the season…was in a tie for sixth place and was the Seminoles’ leader after carding her fi rst score of 71 in the fi rst round of the Lady Paladin…her career low tying score of 71 in the third round of the Schooner Invitational moved her from a tie for 59th after two rounds into a tie for 54th in the fi nal individual standings in the event…her low 36 holes score (147) and her low tournament score (220) came at the season-ending Alamo Invitational…was in a tie for 39th place after two rounds (73-74) of the Alamo Invitational…carded a 73 in the fi nal round and fi nished with a career best 220 tournament score at the Alamo Invitational…her 220 tournament score was tied for the fourth lowest individual tournament score of the season among her Seminole teammates…fi nished in a career best tied for 19th place in the in-dividual standings at the Lady Paladin Invitational…totaled scores of 71-77-75 in the event and was in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings after the fi rst round (was the team leader), in a tie for 18th place af-ter the second round and fi nished in a career-best tied for 19th place in the fi nal individual standings…aver-aged 75.17 strokes in 12 rounds during four events…

Personal: Born July 28, 1994…Anna Sophia is the daughter of Elvira Vallejo and Harold Böhmer…began playing golf at age eight and began playing in competitive tournaments at age 10…also grew up

playing tennis…lists Rory McIlroy as her favorite golfer and Yani Tseng (a Chinese golfer who has won fi ve major tournaments) as one of her mentors…Florida State was her fi rst collegiate visit and she knew on her visit that Florida State was the school for her. Selected Florida State over Auburn, Tulane, Florida, Georgia, San Diego State and Mississippi State…

Böhmer at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102013-14 4 12 902 75.17 71 --Totals 4 12 902 75.17 71 --

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMo Morial Invitational 77-77-76 +14 230 T31Lady Paladin Invitational 71-77-75 +8 223 T19Schooner Fall Classic 79--79-71 +19 229 54Alamo Invitational 73-74-73 +4 220 T38


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On Buckley: Joined the team during the fall of 2013 and will compete for playing time immediately…a fi -nalist for the Class 8A-6A Female Athlete of the Year in the state of Florida in 2012 as selected by the Mi-ami Herald…a four-time All-Broward County selec-tion by the Miami Herald and the South Florida Sun Sentinel during her four-year varsity career…earned a fi rst place fi nish in the individual low net score competition at the Broward County Women’s Golf Amateur tournament in 2011…named a Broward County Scholar Athlete as a senior at Cypress Bay…

Before Florida State: Graduated from Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Fla. in 2013…a standout athlete in both golf and fl ag football… a four-year member of the varsity golf team who helped lead the Lightning to a state championship runner-up fi nish in 2012, a pair of regional championships in 2009 and 2012 and to three district championships in 2009, 2010 and 2012…a four-time all-Broward County selection in women’s golf…earned All-County Second-Team honors in women’s golf from South Florida Sun Sentinel as a senior in 2012…also an All-Broward County Second-Team se-lection by the Miami Herald following her senior sea-son…an All-Broward County Third-Team selection as a junior in 2011 and earned All-County Honorable Mention Honors in 2010 as a sophomore and 2009 as a freshman by the Miami Herald…fi nished in sixth place in the individual standings (and third amongst her teammates) in helping Cypress Bay to the Region 8-2A Regional Championship at the Bonaventure Country Club in 2012…began playing golf during the summer prior to beginning ninth grade…was captain of the varsity fl ag football team and played in the Bro-ward County All-Star game during her senior season…

Personal: Born Dec. 16, 1994…Sherrell is the daughter of Denise and Terrell Buckley – a Florida State foot-ball All-American and current cornerbacks coach at the University of Louisville…her parents met while the two were students at Florida State…has two sisters – Brianna and Britney…graduated with honors and in the top 10 percent of her high school class…as a ju-

nior in high school she took dual enrollment classes at Broward College and earned a 4.0 grade point average in four classes…as a senior she excelled in AP Calcu-lus and AP Psychology – and earned grades of 5 on the exams in both classes…earned a Bright Futures Scholarship and a Florida State University Freshman Scholarship…is majoring in industrial engineering…

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matilda castrenFRESHMAN, ESPOO, FINLANDFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANAN, ESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFININININININININININININININININININLALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALANDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDNDND

On Castren: Will immediately compete for a spot in Florida State’s line-up…an exceedingly experienced player who will bring that experience to the Seminoles’ line-up in her fi rst season as a member of the team...an international player from Finland who has represented her country in the European Championships three times….a member of the Finnish National Team since 2009… the No. 1 ranked player in the Under 21 age group on Finnish rankings…won the team championship at her home club in Finland in 2009, 2010 and 2013… Before Florida State: Graduated from Haukilah-den Urheilulukio (Haukilahti Sports High School) in 2013…the No. 1 ranked player in the Under 21 age group on the Finnish Rankings in 2012…won the in-dividual championship of the Skandia Open and fi n-ished in second place at the Portuguese Ladies Ama-teur in 2013…helped her home club with the title of best club team in Finland in 2013…earned medalist honors at the Under 18 Doral-Publix Tournament in 2011…fi nished in fi rst place in the individual stand-ings of the Finnish Tourn Ladies Open series and won the individual championship at the Finnish Tour Ladies Open Championship in 2010…fi nished in sec-ond place in the individual standings at the Under 16 Finish Stroke Play Championships…earned fi rst place fi nishes in the Under 21 Dutch Junior Masters, the Un-der 21 Finnair Junior Tour Tournament and played on the Finnish Team Championship title team in 2009…

Fall 2013: Florida State’s leading golfer with a 72.56 stroke average in nine rounds during three tourna-ments…the sixth ranked golfer in the ACC during the fall 2013 season…the Seminoles’ leading golfer in each of the three events she played in – the Lady Paladin Invitational (tied for eighth), the Schooner Fall Invi-tational (tied for eighth) and the season opening Mo

Morial Invitational (tied for 15th)…fi nished her fi rst season with each of her nine rounds played at 75 or better and two played below par…her score of 69 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic was tied for the team’s lowest round of the fall season…her scores of 69 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic and 70 in the second round of the Lady Paladin Invitational rank as the two lowest scores of her fi rst season as a Seminole…totaled the Seminoles’ two low-est tournament scores of the fall – an even par 216 at the Lady Paladin Invitational and a 5 over par 215 at the Schooner Fall Invitational…established career low scores for a single round (69 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic), 36 holes (143 in the fi rst two rounds of the Lady Paladin Invitational), tournament (216 in the Lady Paladin Invitational and for individual fi nish (tied for eighth at the Lady Paladin and the Schoo-ner Fall Classic)…fi nished with three of Florida State’s six lowest tournament scores including the two lowest individual tournament scores of the fall season (215 at the Schooner Fall Classic and 216 at the Lady Paladin Invitational) …earned two rounds scored at under par for the season – 1 under par 69 in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic and 2 under par 70 in the sec-ond round of the Lady Paladin Invitational – the only Florida State player who fi nished with multiple rounds scored below par during the fall season…averaged 72.56 strokes in nine rounds during three tournaments…

Personal: Born January 18, 1995…Matilda is the daughter of Anne and Petri Castren…was born in New York City…also lived in Connecticut and Dal-las, Texas for two years when she moved back to Fin-land with her family…her mom is a school teacher and her dad is a businessman in Finland…during her free time she enjoys listening to music, shopping and spending time with friends…chose Florida State over Oregon, South Carolina and Louisiana State…

Castren at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102013-14 3 9 653 72.56 69 2Totals 3 9 653 72.56 69 2

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMo Morial Invitational 75-74-73 +6 222 T15Lady Paladin Invitational 73-70-73 E 216 T8Schooner Fall Classic 74-72-69 +5 215 T8


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lydia gummFRESHMAN, RADCLIFF, KY.FRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRFRESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESESHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANAN, RARARARARARARARARARARARARARARARARARADCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCDCLILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILILIFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF, KYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKYKY.

On Gumm: Enrolled at Florida State in January of 2013 and practiced with the Seminoles throughout her fi rst semester…gained valuable experience as she not only acclimated herself to life as a college stu-dent but to life as a student-athlete…her experiences during the spring of 2013 will allow her the opportu-nity to join the Seminoles’ starting line-up in the fall of 2013…a seven-time All-State Girl’s Golf team honoree in the state of Kentucky...the Ms. Kentucky golf award a record fi ve times…in 2012 she fi nished fourth in the Kentucky Open, won the Kentucky Ju-nior AM Championship, was named the KGCA player of the year, won the regional championship and was the state high school championship runner-up… holds the Kentucky high school record for the most rounds counted in the 60's…her lowest score during her high school career is an impressive 61…scores of 61 came at the Kentucky Invitational in 2010 and 2011…displayed her incredible ability at a young age as she participated in qualifying rounds for the 2009 U.S. Open when she was only 13 years old…qualifi ed to play in the 2011 U.S. Public Links Championships…the 2003 and 2004 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship runner-up and the 2002 AAU National Champion when she was just eight years old…earned medalist honors at the Ken-tucky Women’s State Amateur a record four times…also the runner-up at the Kentucky Women’s Amateur twice…two-time Kentucky Junior Am Champion.

Before Florida State: Graduated from North Har-din High School in December of 2012 and enrolled at Florida State…named the 2012 Senior of the Year and the Senior Female Athlete of the Year by the Kentucky Golf Coaches’ Association…a seven-time All-Area Player of the Year and 10-time All-Area First-Team se-lection at North Hardin…played in the Kentucky High School State Championship Tournament an incred-ible 10 times…earned regional state championships in 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012…fi nished as the runner-up in the state championship four times…quali-fi ed for the high school state championship for the fi rst time as a third grader and became the youngest player in the history of the tournament to make the cut…the low American and fi nished fi fth in the 2007 Callaway Ju-nior World Championship Tournament…won the Ken-tucky Invitational Tournament Championship in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012…won the indi-vidual championships at 52 high school tournaments.

Fall 2013: One of four Seminoles who played in all four fall events… played well at the season-ending Alamo Invitational as she carded career-best scores for a single round (1 over par 73), 36 holes (152, 75-77) and for

a three round tournament score (225)…fourth on the team with four single round scores at 75 or better – her career low of 73 came in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic, a 74 came in the third round of the season opening Mo Morial Invitational and scores of 75 came in the third round of the Lady Paladin Invitational and in the third round of the Schooner Fall Classic…earned the best fi nish of her career with a 28th place fi nish in the fi rst event of her career – the Mo Morial Invitational at Texas A&M University…her score of 74 in the fi nal round of the Mo Morial allowed her to move into the top 30 of the individual standings and earn the best fi n-ish of her fi rst season as a Seminole…averaged a career-low 75.91 strokes in 12 rounds during four events…

Personal: Born December 20, 1993…Lydia is the daughter of Greg and Laura Gumm…a brother, Dale, is 17 and is a very talented baseball player…her father has been a high school baseball coach for 25 years and is in the Kentucky Coaches’ Hall of Fame…he was also a National Coach of the Year fi nalist in 2011…featured in the Faces in the Crowd section of Sports Illustrated as a sophomore in high school in 2010…selected Florida State over Louisville, Ten-nessee, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Wake Forest.

Gumm at Florida StateYears Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top 102013-14 4 11 835 75.91 73 --Totals 4 11 835 75.91 73 --

Fall 2013Tournament 1-2-3 Par Total FinishMo Morial Invitational 77-77-74 +12 228 28Lady Paladin Invitational 76-DQ-75 -- -- 90Schooner Classic 77-79-75 +21 231 T57 Alamo Invitational 75-77-73 +9 225 T58


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2012-13 season review222222222222222222222222222222222000000000000000000000000000000000111111111111111111111111111111111222222222222222222222222222222222-----------111111111111111111111111111111111333333333333333333333333333333333 ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwFSU CONTINUES TO BE NCAA REGULARThe Florida State women’s golf team, under third-year head coach Amy Bond, played in its school record eighth consecutive NCAA Championship tournament, fi nished in fourth place in the ACC Championships, earned eight top 10 fi nishes in 11 events during the fall and spring seasons, fi nished in a season-best sec-ond place in the team standings at the Florida Chal-lenge and Jessica Negron earned All-ACC honors for the fi rst time in her career during the Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 seasons. The Seminoles earned four top fi ve team fi nishes during the spring season – second at the Florida Challenge, fourth at the Florida State Match-Up, fourth at the Marsh Landing Invitational and fourth at the ACC Championships – and played in the NCAA West Regional for the fi rst time in school history.

NEGRON NAMED TO ALL-ACC TEAMSenior Jessica Negron, who will lead the Seminoles into the NCAA West Regional Championship May 9-11 at the Stanford University Golf Course, has been named to the All-ACC Women’s Golf team in a vote by the league’s nine head coaches and announced by the ACC Offi ce. It marks the fi rst time in her career that she has earned All-ACC honors and is the school-record 13th consecutive season at least one Seminole player has earned All-ACC honors. Negron (Ocala, Fla.) is the No. 6 ranked golfer in the ACC with a career-low 74.11 stroke average and has earned three top-10 fi nishes this year. She has been Florida State’s lead-ing golfer in fi ve of the Seminoles’ seven events this spring and fi nished in a career-best tied for third place at the Florida State Match-Up tournament in February.

NEGRON ONE OF NINE IN FSU HISTORYWith her participation in the 2013 ACC and NCAA Regional Championships, senior All-ACC selection Jessica Negron joined a very elite Seminole club as one of nine Seminoles (Mabel Pascual del Pobil, cur-rent Seminole head coach Amy Bond, Sarah Capie, Allison Curdt, Carrie Sordel, Caroline Westrup, Ma-carena Silva and Hannah Thomson) who all played in four career ACC Championship Tournaments and four career NCAA Regional Championship tournaments.

SEMINOLES FOURTH AT ACC’SFlorida State freshman Olivia Hullert fi nished in a tie

for 12th place in the individual standings and the Semi-noles women’s golf team fi nished in fourth place in the team standings at the 25th Annual ACC Women’s Golf Championships at Sedgefi eld Country Club. It marked the fi fth time in the last seven seasons the Seminoles have fi nished in the top four of the team standings in the toughest conference in women’s collegiate golf. In fi n-ishing in fourth place in the ACC Championships, Flor-ida State outpaced two teams ahead of it in the national rankings: No. 9 North Carolina and No. 39 Wake Forest.

FSU PLAYS IN EIGHTH STRAIGHT NCAASenior Jessica Negron fi nished in ninth place in the in-dividual standings and the Florida State women's golf team fi nished in 19th place in the team standings as the 2013 NCAA Division I West Regional Championships

on the Stanford University Golf Course. Negron shot a 1 over par score of 72 in the fi nal round and missed qualifying for the NCAA Championship fi nals by one stroke. It marked the eighth consecutive NCAA Cham-pionships appearance for the Florida State women’s golf program. Florida State fi nished with a 295 team score in the third round – a scored that was tied for the fourth best team score of the fi nal round. The Seminoles were led in the fi nal round by sophomore Laure Castelain who carded an even par 71. In addition to Castelain’s 71 and Negron’s 72, the Seminoles counted scores of 75 by

Carlton Kuhlo and 77 by Olivia Hullert.

A FIRST FOR FLORIDA STATEFlorida State’s ap-pearance in the 2013 NCAA West Regional Cham-pionship marked the fi rst time in school history the Seminoles had played in the West Regional Champi-onship. The Semi-noles have played in the NCAA East Regional 13 times,

the NCAA Central Regional Championship four times and the NCAA West Regional once.

BOND NOW THREE FOR THREEFlorida State head coach Amy Bond has now guided each of her fi rst three teams to the NCAA Tournament. Including her four years as a Seminole player (1996-99) and her fi ve years as a Seminole assistant coach (2002-06), Bond has participated in 10 of 12 NCAA Regional Championships while wearing the Garnet and Gold.

ONLY THREE PLAYED IN ALL 11 EVENTSSenior Jessica Negron, sophomore Laure Caste-lain and freshman Olivia Hullert are the only three Seminoles that played in each of Florida State’s fi rst 11 events of the 2013 spring and fall seasons.

FLORIDA STATE BY THE PERCENTAGESFlorida State’s All-ACC selection Jessica Negron led the Seminoles in percentage of rounds counted during the Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 seasons as she counted .967 percent – all but one of her 30 rounds during her senior season to the Seminoles’ team score throughout the season. Two of the Seminoles’ underclassmen – Olivia Hullert (.833 percent counted) and sophomore Laure Castelain (.833 percent counted) have both count-ed better than 80 percent of their rounds this season.

Counting On The SeminolesPlayer Rounds Counted Pct.Jessica Negron 30 29 .967Olivia Hullert 30 25 .833Laure Castelain 30 25 .833Carlton Kuhlo 21 15 .714Mary Beth Ramsay 20 13.5 .675Malin Jansson 9 4 .444Alex Milan 18 7.5 .417

FLORIDA STATE’S LEADERSSenior All-ACC selection Jessica Negron led the Semi-noles in seven of their 11 events including fi ve straight during the spring season. She was joined by freshman Olivia Hullert (Landfall Tradition, Florida Challenge and ACC Championship) as the only two Florida State play-ers who led the Seminoles in multiple events this year.

Seminole LeadersTournament Leader PlaceGolfWeek Challenge Laure Castelain T28th Mercedes Benz Jessica Negron T7th Landfall Tradition Olivia Hullert T36th Florida Challenge Olivia Hullert T5th Florida State Match-Up Jessica Negron T3rd Lady Gator Invitational Jessica Negron T9th LSU Tiger Classic Jessica Negron T16th Bryan National Jessica Negron 6th Marsh Landing Jessica Negron T11th ACC Champ. Olivia Hullert T12thNCAA West Regional Jessica Negron 9th

MILAN ENJOYS BEST SEASON OF CAREERSophomore Alex Milan played in a career-high tying seven events including the second ACC Champion-ship and the fi rst NCAA regional championship of her career and carded a career low 77.50 stroke average as she enjoyed her best season as a Seminole. She fi nished in a team-best tying tied for third in the indi-vidual standings at the Florida Challenge as she played as an individual. Milan placed as the highest ranking Seminole player and one of three in the top 10 in the individual standings. She earned career best statistics for single round score (72), 36-hole score (146) and fi n-ish (tied for third) at the Florida Challenge on January 28, 2013 and totaled her best tournament score (224) in the Florida State Match-Up.

THREE SEMINOLES EARN DEGREESSeniors Malin Jansson (psychology with a minor in child development), Jessica Negron (interdisciplinary social sciences) and Mary Beth Ramsay (marketing) all earned their bachelor’s degrees from Florida State University at university-wide commencement exercise in May of 2013.


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2012-13 season review222222222222222222222222222222222000000000000000000000000000000000111111111111111111111111111111111222222222222222222222222222222222-----------111111111111111111111111111111111333333333333333333333333333333333 ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwSeminole Women’s Golf Statistics – Fall 2012 / Spring 2013Name Tourn. Rounds Par -75 Low Strokes Avg.Jessica Negron 11 30 11 23 69 2,217 73.90Laure Castelain 11 30 2 11 71 2,280 76.00Olivia Hullert 11 30 5 12 71 2,284 76.13Carlton Kuhlo 8 21 0 9 73 1,609 76.62Alex Milan 7 18 1 5 72 1,395 77.50Malin Jansson 3 9 0 4 71 699 77.67Mary Beth Ramsay 7 20 1 3 72 1,562 78.10

Seminole Women’s Golf Statistics – Spring 2013Name Tourn. Rounds Par -75 Low Strokes Avg.Jessica Negron 8 23 8 19 69 1,693 73.61Laure Castelain 8 23 2 8 71 1,748 76.00Olivia Hullert 8 23 3 9 72 1,754 76.26Carlton Kuhlo 5 14 0 7 73 1,072 76.57Mary Beth Ramsay 6 17 1 4 72 1,316 77.41Alex Milan 5 14 1 4 72 1,087 77.64Malin Jansson 3 9 0 4 71 699 77.67

Seminole Women’s Golf Statistics – Fall 2012Name Tourn. Rounds Par -75 Low Strokes Avg.Jessica Negron 3 7 3 4 71 524 74.86Olivia Hullert 3 7 2 3 71 530 75.71Laure Castelain 3 7 0 3 73 532 76.00Carlton Kuhlo 3 7 0 2 73 537 76.71Alex Milan 2 4 0 1 73 308 77.00Mary Beth Ramsay 1 3 0 0 81 246 82.00

Individual Best Round – Gross Score69 -3 Jessica Negron Bryan National70 -2 Jessica Negron Florida State Match-Up70 E Jessica Negron Lady Gator Invitational70 -2 Jessica Negron Marsh Landing Invit.71 -1 Jessica Negron GolfWeek Challenge71 -1 Jessica Negron Mercedes Benz71 -1 Olivia Hullert Mercedes Benz71 +1 Malin Jansson Lady Gator Invit.71 -1 Laure Castelain Marsh Landing Invit.71 E Jessica Negron NCAA West Regional71 E Laure Castelain NCAA West Regional

Individual Best Rounds vs. Par-3 69 Jessica Negron Bryan National-2 70 Jessica Negron Florida State Match-Up-2 70 Jessica Negron Marsh Landing Invit.-1 71 Jessica Negron GolfWeek Challenge-1 71 Jessica Negron Mercedes Benz-1 71 Olivia Hullert Mercedes Benz-1 71 Laure Castelain Marsh Landing Invit.

Individual Best Tournaments Gross Score (3 Rounds)215 +2 Jessica Negron NCAA West Regional216 E Jessica Negron Mercedes Benz216 E Jessica Negron Florida State Match-Up217 +7 Jessica Negron Lady Gator Invit.217 +1 Jessica Negron Bryan National219 +3 Jessica Negron Marsh Landing Invit.221 +5 Laure Castelain Mays Landing Invit.222 +6 Olivia Hullert Mercedes Benz223 +10 Laure Castelain NCAA West Regional224 +8 Laure Castelain GolfWeek Challenge224 +8 Olivia Hullert Florida State Match-Up224 +8 Alex Milan Florida State Match-Up224 +8 Carlton Kuhlo Marsh Landing Invit.

Individual Best Tournament Gross Score (2 Rounds)146 +2 Alex Milan Florida Challenge147 +3 Olivia Hullert Florida Challenge148 +4 Mary Beth Ramsay Florida Challenge150 +6 Jessica Negron Florida Challenge154 +10 Carlton Kuhlo Florida Challenge155 +11 Laure Castelain Florida Challenge

Individual Best Tournament Score vs. Par (3 Rounds)E 216 Jessica Negron Mercedes BenzE 216 Jessica Negron Florida State Match-Up+1 217 Jessica Negron Bryan National+2 215 Jessica Negron NCAA West Regional+3 219 Jessica Negron Marsh Landing Invit.+5 221 Laure Castelain Mays Landing Invit.

+6 222 Olivia Hullert Mercedes Benz+7 217 Jessica Negron Lady Gator Invit+8 224 Laure Castelain GolfWeek Challengd

+8 224 Olivia Hullert Florida State Match-Up+8 224 Alex Milan Florida State Match-Up+8 224 Carlton Kuhlo Marsh Landing Invit.

Individual Best Tournament Gross Score (2 Rds)+2 146 Alex Milan Florida Challenge+3 147 Olivia Hullert Florida Challenge+4 148 Mary Beth Ramsay Florida Challenge+6 150 Jessica Negron Florida Challenge+10 154 Carlton Kuhlo Florida Challenge+11 155 Laure Castelain Florida Challenge

Team Best Rounds Gross Score (3 Rounds)292 +4 Mercedes Benz Collegiate 3rd Rd292 +4 Marsh Landinng Invitational 1st Rd.

293 +5 Florida State Match-Up 2nd Rd.293 +13 Lady Gator Invitational 3rd Rd.294 +6 Mercedes Benz Collegiate 1st Rd.294 +14 Lady Gator Invitational 1st Rd.295 +7 Florida State Match-Up 1st Rd.295 +11 NCAA West Regional 3rd Rd.296 +8 Marsh Landing Invitational 3rd Rd.298 +10 Marsh Landing Invitational 2nd Rd.299 +11 Bryan National 3d Rd.

Team Best Rounds Gross Score (2 Rounds)294 +6 Florida Challenge 1st Rd301 +13 Florida Challenge 2nd Rd.

Team Best Rounds vs. Par (3 Rounds)+4 292 Mercedes Benz Collegiate 3rd Rd.+4 292 Marsh Landing Invitational 1st Rd+5 293 Florida State Match-Up 2nd Rd.+6 294 Mercedes Benz Collegiate 1st Rd.+7 295 Florida State Match-Up 1st Rd.+8 296 Marsh Landing Invitational 3rd Rd.+10 298 Marsh Landing Invitational 2nd Rd.+11 299 Bryan National 3rd Rd.+11 295 NCAA West Regional 3rd Rd.

Team Best Rounds vs. Par (2 Rounds)+6 294 Florida Challenge 1st Rd.+13 301 Florida Challenge 2nd Rd.

Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (3 Rounds)888 +24 Marsh Landing Invitational 890 +50 Lady Gator Invitational 893 +29 Florida State Match-Up 894 +30 Mercedes Benz Collegiate 908 +44 Bryan National 909 +57 NCAA West Regional 915 +51 GolfWeek Challenge 919 +67 ACC Championships 929 +65 LSU Tiger Classic

Team Best Tournaments Gross Score (2 Rounds)595 +19 Florida State

Team Best Tournaments vs. Par (3 Rounds)+24 888 Marsh Landing Invitational +29 893 Florida State Match-Up +30 894 Mercedes Benz Collegiate +44 908 Bryan National +50 890 Lady Gator Invitational +51 915 GolfWeek Challenge


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2012-13 season review22222222222222222222222222222200000000000000000000000000000011111111111111111111111111111222222222222222222222222222222---------11111111111111111111111111111333333333333333333333333333333 sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwFourth Annual GolfWeek Challenge/Sept. 24-26, 2012Red Sky Golf Club/Wolcott, Colo./Par 7210/18. Florida State 304 311 300 915T28. Laure Castelain 75 76 73 224T39. Carlton Kuhlo 74 79 76 22944. Jessica Negron 78 81 71 230T52. Olivia Hullert 77 75 80 23282. Mary Beth Ramsay 81 82 83 246

16th Annual Mercedes Benz Collegiate Championship/Oct. 12-14, 2012Holston Hills Country Club/Knoxville, Tenn./Par 728. Florida State 294 308 292 894T7. Jessica Negron 72 73 71 216T27. Olivia Hullert 74 77 71 222T47. Laure Castelain 75 77 77 229T56. Carlton Kuhlo 78 81 73 232T56. Alex Milan 73 82 77 232

Seventh Annual Landfall Tradition/Oct. 26-28, 2012/Par 72Country Club of Landfall /Wilmington, N.C.14/17. Florida State 307T36. Olivia Hullert 76T36. Alex Milan 76T43. Carlton Kuhlo 77T57. Jessica Negron 78T65. Laure Castelain 79

Inaugural Florida Challenge/January 28, 2013/Par 13Black Diamond Ranch – Quarry Course/Lecanto, Fla.2/5. Florida State 294 301 595T5. Olivia Hullert 72 75 147T8. Mary Beth Ramsay 72 76 148T12. Jessica Negron 74 76 150T16. Carlton Kuhlo 80 74 154T18. Laure Castelain 76 79 155T3 Alex Milan 72 74 146**played as an individual

Inaugural Florida State Match-Up/Feb. 15-17, 2013/Par 72Southwood Golf Club/Tallahassee, Florida4/12. Florida State 295 293 305 893T3. Jessica Negron 72 70 74 216T14. Olivia Hullert 72 72 80 224T28. Malin Jansson 78 75 74 227T39. Laure Castelain 76 79 77 232T45. Mary Beth Ramsay 75 76 83 234T14. Alex Milan 78 73 73 224*T18. Carlton Kuhlo 75 77 73 225**played as individuals

Lady Gator Invitational/March 15-17, 2013/Par 70Mark Bostick Golf Course/University of Florida/Gainesville, Fla.7/15. Florida State 294 303 293 890T9. Jessica Negron 70 75 72 217T35. Malin Jansson 71 74 80 225T46. Mary Beth Ramsay 79 76 73 228T49. Laure Castelain 77 78 74 229T49. Olivia Hullert 76 79 74 229

LSU Tiger Golf Classic/March 22-24, 2013/Par 72University Club/Baton Rouge. La.9/14. Florida State 301 307 321 929T16. Jessica Negron 72 73 83 228T16. Olivia Hullert 73 76 76 228

T16. Laure Castelain 73 79 76 22863. Malin Jansson 84 80 83 247T64. Mary Beth Ramsay 83 79 85 248

Bryan National Collegiate/March 29-31, 2013/Par 72/Greensboro, N.C.Champions Course, Bryan Park Golf and Enrichment Center14/17. Florida State 307 302 299 9086. Jessica Negron 75 73 69 217T56. Laure Castelain 76 78 75 229T62. Olivia Hullert 79 75 78 232T62. Mary Beth Ramsay 78 77 77 232T75. Alex Milan 78 77 82 237

Marsh Landing Invitational/April 8-9, 2013/Par 72Marsh Landing Golf Course/Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.4/20. Florida State 292 298 296 886T11. Jessica Negron 70 75 74 219T21. Laure Castelain 74 71 76 221T36. Carlton Kuhlo 75 76 73 224T41. Mary Beth Ramsay 73 76 76 225T49. Olivia Hullert 76 78 73 227

25th Annual ACC Women’s Golf Championship/April 19-21, 2013/Par 71Sedgefi eld Country Club/Greensboro, N.C.4/9. Florida State 306 303 310 909T12. Olivia Hullert 76 75 77 228T19. Jessica Negron 80 76 75 231T19. Laure Castelain 79 74 78 231T28. Carlton Kuhlo 74 81 80 235T31. Alex Milan 77 78 81 236

2013 NCAA Division I Women’s Golf West Regional Championship/Par 71Stanford University Golf Course/Palo Alto, Calif./May 9-11, 201319/24. Florida State 310 305 295 9099. Jessica Negron 72 71 72 215T39. Laure Castelain 78 74 71 223T91. Carlton Kuhlo 79 79 75 233T108. Olivia Hullert 81 81 77 239116. Alex Milan 85 80 79 244


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championship historycccccccccccccccccccccccccccccchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmpppppppppppppppppppppppppppppiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiippppppppppppppppppppppppppppp hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssstttttttttttttttttttttttttttttoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy1971-72AIWA Championship – T2nd

1972-73AIWA Championship – 29th



1978-79AIWA Championship – 23rd


1980-81AIWA Championship – 1st


1987-88Metro Conference Championship – 1st

1988-89Metro Conference Championship – 1st

1989-90Metro Conference Championship – 2nd

1990-91Metro Conference Championship – 1stNCAA Championship – 14th

1991-92ACC Championship – 2ndNCAA Championship – 14th

1992-93ACC Championship – 4thNCAA East Regional – 18th

1993-94ACC Championship – 4thNCAA East Regional – 6th NCAA Championship – 18th

1994-95ACC Championship – 2ndNCAA East Regional – 10th



1997-98ACC Championship – 4th

1998-99ACC Championship – 2ndNCAA East Regional – 5th NCAA Championship – 13th


2000-01ACC Championship – 3rdNCAA East Regional – 15th

2001-02ACC Championship – 4thNCAA Central Regional – 17th

2002-03ACC Championship – 5thNCAA East Regional – 8thNCAA Championship – T19th

2003-04ACC Championship – 5thNCAA East Regional – 4thNCAA Championship – T19th


2005-06ACC Championship – 5thNCAA East Regional – 4th NCAA Championship – 16th

2006-07ACC Championship – 3rdNCAA East Regional – 11th

2007-08ACC Championship – 3rdNCAA Central Regional – T8th


2009-10ACC Championship – 4thNCAA Central Regional – T6thNCAA Championship – 10th


2011-12ACC Championship – 4thNCAA Central Regional – 10th

2012-13ACC Championship – 4thNCAA West Regional – 19th

ALL-ACC SELECTIONS1992 – Erica Firnhaber1993 – Marie-Josee Rouleau1994 – Karen Stupples1995 – Karen Stupples1998 – Amy Bond2001 – Kristin Tamulis, Louise Wright2002 – Kristin Tamulis2003 – Kristin Tamulis2004 – Caroline Larrson, Katie Quinney2005 – Jaclyn Burch2006 – Caroline Westrup2007 – Caroline Westrup2008 – Caroline Westrup2009 – Caroline Westrup2010 – Lacey Agnew, Macarena Silva, 2011 – Maria Salinas2012 – Maria Salinas2013 -- Jessica Negron

NGCA ALL-AMERICA TEAM SELECTIONS1989 – Nadia Ste-Marie1995 – Karen Stupples2003 – Kristin Tamulis (HM)2006 – Caroline Westrup2007 – Caroline Westrup2008 – Caroline Westrup2009 – Caroline Westrup2011 – Maria Salinas (HM)2112 – Maria Salinas (HM)

AIAW ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS1981 – Lisa Young Walters1981 – Michelle Guilbault


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all time letterwinnersaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee llllllllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssALacey Agnew (07, 08, 09, 10)Marla Anderson (1980, 81, 82)

BBecky Baker (1975, 77)Patti Belcher (1977, 78)Denise Bisset (1972, 73, 74, 75)Amy Bond (1996, 97, 98, 99)Litia Bowman (1988, 89)Whitney Brummett (2005, 06, 07, 08)Barbara Brunkowsky (1981, 82)Jaclyn Burch (2004, 05, 06, 07)Stacy Burgin (2000)Kate Burton (1993, 94, 95, 96)

CSarah Capie (1996, 97, 98, 99)Lisa Carriel (1990)Elaine Carson (1984)Laure Castelain (2012, 13)Marie Castellucci (1986)Vanessa Castellucci (1986)Mary Cobick (1989, 90, 91, 92)Lauren Cousart (2006, 07, 08, 09)Vicki Crawford (1986)Karen Crews (1968, 69)Alison Curdt (2001, 02, 03, 04)

DJodie Decosta (1987)Leslie Dennard (1983)Lea Ann Duke (1977)

ELorraine Elder (1983, 84, 85, 86)Kristin Ericson (1984, 85, 86, 87)

FTiffany Faucette (1993, 94, 95)Erica Firnhaber (1991, 92)Julie Flynn (1983)Cathie Fritz (1987, 88)

GKathy Garrahan (1990)

Jane Geddes (1980, 81, 82)Erica Gonzalez (2007)Kathy Grant (1988, 89, 90)Jacky Grzywacz (1979, 80, 81)

HKelly Henderson (2001, 02)Cindy Hilty (1973, 74, 75)Olivia Hullert (2013)

JMalin Jansson (2012, 13)Tyler Johnson (2002, 03, 04, 05)

KAndrea Kaelin (2011)Krystal Kennedy (1989)Julie Kintz (1982, 83)Fran Kocsis (1975, 77, 78)Laura Kowalski (2000)Carlton Kuhlo (2012, 13)

LCaroline Larsson (2003, 04, 05)Ann Lavis (1984, 85)Gayle Lee (1975)Lyn Leonard (1984)Janet Lester (1971, 72, 73)Shari Lindsey (1984)Linda Lupica (1977, 78, 79)

MBeth McCumber (2000, 01)Alex Milan (2012, 13)Leigh Mills (1985, 86, 87, 88)Elena Monteferris (1972)Debbie Moss (1983, 84)

NJessica Negron (2010, 11, 12, 13)Sarah Nicklin (1985, 86, 87, 88)

OAguri Okura (1995, 96, 97, 98)

PMabel Pascual de Pobil (1993, 94, 95, 96)

Cindy Peterka (1969, 70, 72)Donna Petrizzi (1968)Kelly Pittman (1990, 92, 93)Madelyn Posey (1977)

RMarie-Josee’ Rouleau (1991, 92, 93)Emma Rundle (1989, 90, 91, 92)Laurie Rusk (1975, 76, 77, 78)

SMarie Salinas (2010, 11, 12)Kristen Sanborn (2000)Nancy Scranton ((1980)Kayla Shaul (2006, 07)Macarena Silva (2008, 09, 10, 11)Carrie Sordel (2001, 02, 03, 04)Kristin Sordel (2005)Amy Spooner (1996, 97, 98, 99)Nadia Ste-Marie (1988, 89)Michelle Steakin (2005)Karen Stupples (1994, 95)

TKristin Tamulis (2000, 01, 02, 03)Hannah Thomson (2009, 10, 11)Darlene Towne (1971)

WColleen Walker (1977, 78)Debbie Warford (1978, 79)Lou Weddington (1973)Whitney Wenglasz (2009, 11)Caroline Westrup (2006, 07, 08, 09)Mellissa Workman (1973)Louise Wright (1998, 99, 00, 01)Whitney Wright (2005, 06, 07, 08)

YLisa Young (1979, 80, 81, 82)Sara Young (2009)

ZDebbie Zahand (1984)Alison Zimmer (2000, 01, 02)

Whitney Brummett2005, 06, 07, 08

Erica Gonzalez2007

Caroline Larsson2003, 04, 05, 06

Whitney Wright2005, 06, 07, 08


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academic honorsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadddddddddddddddddddddddddddddeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiicccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssAll-Time ACC Academic Honor Roll

1992-93 Tiffany Faucette, Mabel Pascual del Pobil, Kelly Pittman, Maria Rouleau, Sarah Stimac

1993-94 Kate Burton, Tiffany Faucette, Amy Girard, Mabel Pascual, del Pobil, Sarah Stimac, Rhoda Ward

1994-95 Kate Burton, Aguri Okura, Mabel Pascual del Pobil, Sarah Stimac

1995-96 Amy Bond, Sarah Capie, Aguri Okura, Mabel Pascual del Pobil

1996-97 Stacey Burgin, Sarah Capie, Kelly Hoff meyer, Betsy Jaeger, Laura Kowalski, Aguri Okura

1997-98 Amy Bond, Sarah Capie, Kelly Hoffmeyer, Laura Kowalski, Kelley Winship, Louise Wright

1998-99 Amy Bond, Stacey Burgin, Sarah Capie, Erika Iding, Laura Kowalski, Kristen San born, Amy Spooner, Kelley Winship, Louise Wright

1999-00 Stacy Burgin, Kristin Sanborn, Louise Wright 2000-01 Alison Curdt, Amy Harris, Gemma Harris, Kelley Henderson, Kristina Prestipino, Katie Quinney, Alison Zimmer

2001-02 Alison Curdt, Amy Harris, Gemma Harris, Kelley Henderson, Kristina Prestipino, Katie Quinney

2002-03 Alison Curdt, Amy Harris, Gemma Harris, Caroline Larsson, Kristina Prestipino, Katie Quinney, Kristin Tamulis

2003-04 Jaclyn Burch, Alison Curdt, Amy Harris, Gemma Harris, Jennifer Harvey, Caroline Larsson, Michelle Steakin

2004-05 Ashleigh Anderson, Whitney Brummett, Jaclyn Burch, Amy Harris, Gemma Harris, Jennifer Harvey, Kimberly Haskins, Tyler Johnson, Caroline Larsson, Kristin Sordel, Michelle Steakin

2005-06 Whitney Brummett, Jaclyn Burch, Lauren Cousart, Ashley Kemp, Caroline Larsson, Michelle Steakin, Sara Young

2006-07 Whitney Brummett, Jaclyn Burch, Lauren Cousart, Kimberley Haskins, Ashley Kemp, Caroline Westrup

2007-08 Lacey Agnew, Whitney Brummett, Lauren Cousart, Erica Gonzalez, Jamie Kuhn, Macarena Silva, Caroline Westrup, Sara Young

2008-09 Lacey Agnew, Lauren Cousart, Erica Gonzalez, Jamie Kuhn, Macarena Silva, Whitney Wenglasz, Caroline Westrup, Sara Young

2009-10 Lacey Agnew, Jamie Kuhn, Mary Beth Ramsay, Macarena Silva, Hannah Thomson

2010-11 Maria Salinas, Macarena Silva

2011-12 Laure Castelain, Malin Jansson, Andrea Kaelin, Alex Milan, Maria Salinas, Hannah Thomson, Whitney Wenglasz

2013-13 Laure Castelaiin, Malin Jansson, Carlton Kuhlo, Alex Milan, Jessica Negron, Olivia Hullert, Mary Beth Ramsay,

Academic All-American All-District Selections1990, 92, 93 Kelly Pittman1993, 94 Tiffany Faucette1994, 95 Mabel Pascual del Pobil1997 Aguri Okura1997-98 Sarah Capie2003, 04 Alison Curdt2003, 04, 05, 06 Caroline Larsson2004 Kristin Sordel2005, 06, 07, 08 Whitney Brummett2006, 07 Jaclyn Burch2007, 08 Caroline Westrup

ACC Academic Team Selections2006, 07, 08 Whitney Brummett2006 Jaclyn Burch2006 Caroline Larsson2008 Lauren Cousart2008, 09 Macarena Silva2009 Whitney Wenglasz2006, 07, 08, 09 Caroline Westrup2010 Lacey Agnew2010, 11, 12 Hannah Thomson2010, 11 Macarena Silva2011, 12 Maria Salinas2012, 13 Laure Castelain

2013 Olivia Hullert2013 Carlton Kuhlo

ACC Postgraduate Scholarship1993 Kelly Pittman1995 Tiffany Faucette2001 Louise Wright2008 Whitney Brummett


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1981 AIAW national champions111111111111111111111111111111111999999999999999999999999999999999888888888888888888888888888888888111111111111111111111111111111111 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmpppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssWith two players fi nishing in the top 15 of the indi-vidual standings, the 1981 Florida State Women's golf team won the AIAW National Championship. The Seminoles, led by coach Verlyn Giles, fi nished in the top four of all ten regular season tournaments in which they participated. The team won the Lady Gator Invitation-al, the Lady Paladin Invitational, the Dick McGuire In-vitational and the South Florida Invitational in Tampa, Fla. They also fi nished with one second place fi nish, four third place fi nishes, and one fourth place fi nish.

After the fi rst two rounds of the four-day tourna-ment Florida State found itself down by eight strokes – behind the host school, Georgia, and defending na-tional champion Tulsa. The Seminoles shot a tourna-ment-best 298 in the third round and took over the lead from Georgia. The Seminoles fi nished strong in the fourth and fi nal round outlasting Georgia on the last hole to win the tournament by three strokes.

Seminole junior Lisa Young, who won three LPGA events later in her career, fi nished in third place in the individual standings – only one shot behind the champions. Florida State’s Barb Bunkowsky fi n-ished in a tie for 14th. Jane Geddes, the 1986 U.S. Women's Open and 1987 LPGA Championship win-ner, fi nished tied for 31st. Michele Guilbault fi nished 57th and Marla Anderson fi nished in a tie for 73rd.

Young and Guilbault earned All-America First Team honors while Bunkowsky were honored with All-Amer-ican Second Team honors. Four of the six members of the Florida State Athletics Hall of Fame were on the Seminoles’ National Championship team including Young, Bunkowsky, Guilbault and Geddes.

Florida State in the 1981 AIAW National ChampionshipPlace Team Total1. Florida State 1,2202. Georgia 1,2233. Southern Methodist 1,226

Seminoles in the 1981 AIAW NationalChampionshipIndividual TotalLisa Young 297Barb Bunkowsky 306Jane Geddes 311Michele Guibault 315Maria Anderson 320

Seminoles In The Florida State Athletics Hall of FameBarb Bunkowsky Karen StupplesJane Geddes Colleen WalkerMichele Guibault Lisa YoungNadia Ste-Marie

Barb Bunkowsky was Florida State’s sec-ond highest individual fi nisher at the 1981 A.I.A.W National Championship. Maria Anderson, who played at Florida

State in 1980, 81 and 82, helped the Semi-noles’ win the national championship in 1981.

Michele Guibault helped Florida State win the 1981 National Cham-pionship amd was lated elected to the FSU Athlet-ics Hall of Fame


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Nadia Ste-Marie was the fi rst All-American in the his-tory of the Florida State women’s program. She was

All-American honors in 1989.

Karen Stupples earned All-American honors in 1995 and earned a successful career on the LPGA Tour.

Kris Tamulis earned All-American honors in 2003.

Caroline Westrip earned All-American honors in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. She is the only four-time golf All-

American in Florida State history

Maria Salinas was a Honorable Mention All-American in 2012 by WGCA and earned All-American honors in

2011 by GolfWeek.


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Karen Stupples won the 2004 British Women’s Open and more then $2 million in earnings during her successful professional career.

Colleen Walker won nine events including the 1997 du Maurier Classic and earned nearly $3 million during her career as a decorated

professional player.

Lisa Young Walters won three events on the LPGA Tour including the 1988 Oldsmobile Classic and won more then $1 million during her career as a professional.

Kris Tamulis is in her fourth season as an LPGA professional and is one of the rising stars in women’s golf. Lacey Agnew qualifi ed for the LPGA Tour on her fi rst attempt in 2012


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Jane Geddes won the 1986 U.S. Women’s Open, won more than $2 mil-lion in earnings wand was the assistant captain of the 2003 U.S. Solheim Cup Team.

Leigh Ann Mills qualifi ed for the LPGA Tour in 1992 and was a successful member of the tour for nearly 10 years..

Caroline Westrup, the only four-time All-american in school history, qualifi ed for the LPGA Tour in 2014.

Maria Salinas, a n All-ACC selection in 2012, is playing on the European Tour.


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community service / PAINT IT PINKcccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ///////////////////////////////// PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKThe Seminole women’s golf team is an annual participant in the Tee Off For Tots program sponsored by the Talla-hassee Memorial Health Care Foundation. The program has been developed to help spread awareness of juvenile diabetes. The pediatric team at the Diabetes Center at TMH works alongside children in the Big Bend com-munities and supports the program in local and regional school systems. Through the program, children learn about the disease and ways to develop a healthy lifestyle.

The Tee Off For Tots Golf Tournament, held annually at Golden Eagle Country Club, helps make the program successful. Funds generated from the tournament go directly into the program and is one largest fund rais-ing activities sponsored by the foundation each year.

The Tee It Off For Tots Golf Tournament is part of the Paint it Pink campaign sponsored by the women’s athletics teams at Florida State University. The Paint it Pink campaign helps spread breast cancer aware-ness. During this campaign, the women’s sports teams show their support for the cause by wearing pink during a specially chosen event during their sea-sons. The proceeds generated from the ‘pink” games are donated to the Sharon Ewing Walker Breast Health Center at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

The Paint it Pink program at Florida State has do-nated more than $43,000 to the campaign since 2009. Funds are raised at each event and online auctions on seminoles.com further the success of the program as the proceeds from the game-worn uniforms and memorabilia are donated directly to the campaign.


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community service / directors cupcccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ///////////////////////////////// dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccctttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuupppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppThe Florida State University women's golf team has won the prestigious Athletic Director's Cup for Com-munity Service in each of the last 13 years. The award is presented each year at the Golden 'Nole Banquet – one of the most important banquets of the year for all of Florida State’s student athletes.

The Athletic Director's Cup for Service began dur-ing the 1996-1997 academic year in order to pro-mote community service participation among all teams. The annual award recognizes the thousands of hours of community service Florida State student-athletes donate each year. Seminole student-athletes logged more than 4,300 community service hours in 2013 - an increase of 500 hours from last year. The women's golf team combined for 371.5 to-tal hours of community service for an av-erage of 33.8 hours per team member.

The members of the women's golf team donated their time to the Dick Howser Center, Refugee House of Tallahassee, mentoring and tutoring at Godby High School and to the YES Clinic at the 2002 ACC Women's Soccer Tournament held in Tallahassee.

"Winning the cup is important to us as a team and as people as well, said head coach Amy Bond.

The women's golf team donates much of its time to the Dick Howser Center for Childhood Services in Talla-hassee every Friday during the school year. The organi-zation in named for late Dick Howser, former Seminole head baseball coach and manager of the New York Yan-kees and Kansas City Royals. The center is a charitable organization that receives monetary support from the citizens of Tallahassee and its surrounding communities.

"Community service is an important part of our lives as student-athletes at Florida State," said junior Alex Mi-lan. "We enjoy participating in the community service activities we are involved in. It's a part of what we do as members of the women's golf team at Florida State."


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It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor.

However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition has become so balanced and so competitive that it is vir-tually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency.

Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defi ed the odds. Now in its 61st year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it.

In women’s golf, Duke is second in all-time NCAA championships with its fi ve titles (1999, 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2007), only trailing Arizona State’s seven. Mi-ami claimed one NCAA national title in 1984, before joining the ACC. Duke is tied with Southern California for third in NCAA individual champions, claiming three national medalists - Candy Hannemann (2001), Virada Nirapathpongporn (2002), and Anna Grzebien (2005).

The ACC currently has 12 teams competing in women’s golf with the newest additions being Miami, (2004), Boston College, (2005) and Notre Dame (2013).

The conference recognized women’s golf as a con-ference sport in 1984-1986 when a minimum of four teams (Duke, North Carolina, NC State and Wake For-est) competed. After a fi ve-year hiatus, women’s golf became a sponsored sport once again in 1992 with Duke, Florida State, North Carolina and Wake Forest competing. Maryland joined the ranks during the 2000 season, while NC State joined the following year (2001).

Duke has won 18 ACC championships, followed by Wake Forest (5) and North Carolina (1). Duke leads the schools in ACC individual championships with 14, followed by Wake Forest (6) and North Carolina (2).

Eight of the 12 women’s golf teams (Duke, Florida State, Miami, Notre Dame, North Caro-lina, NC State, Virginia and Wake Forest) were represented at the NCAA Regionals in 2013. The 10 schools that will carry the ACC banner this sea-son have produced 72 fi rst or second team All-Amer-icans, fi ve National Player of the Years, four NGCA Division I Player of the Years, three national Fresh-man of the Years, and six National Coach of the Years.

Florida State’s Team Finishes In The ACC Championship1992 2nd 923 2000 3rd 974 2007 3rd 9131993 4th 941 2001 3rd 936 2008 3rd 8801994 4th 957 2002 4th 911 2009 6th 9331995 2nd 908 2003 5th 909 2010 4th 9011996 4th 944 2004 5th 887 2011 5th 9111997 4th 937 2005 6th 949 2012 4th 8891998 4th 935 2006 5th 918 2013 4th 9091999 2nd 902

Florida State’s Individual Finishes In The ACC Championship1992 Mary Lee Cobick 2nd 2003 Kristin Tamulis T4th1993 Kelly Pittman 6th 2004 Katie Quinney T5th 1994 Karen Stupples T4th 2005 Jaclyn Burch T10th 1995 Tiffany Faucette 2nd 2006 Caroline Westrup 4th1996 M. Pascual-Del-Pobil 4th 2007 Caroline Westrup 2nd1997 Amy Spooner T8th 2008 Caroline Westrup 2nd1998 Sarah Capie T9th 2009 Macarena Silva T10th 1999 Amy Spooner 3rd 2010 Maria Salinas 10th 2000 Kristin Tamulis 11th 2011 Macarnea Silva T9th 2001 Kristin Tamulis T3rd 2012 Maria Slinas T2nd2002 Kristin Tamulis T4th 2013 Olivia Hullert T12

ALL-ACC SELECTIONS1992 – Erica Firnhaber1993 – Marie-Josee Rouleau1994 – Karen Stupples1995 – Karen Stupples1998 – Amy Bond2001 – Kristin Tamulis, Louise Wright2002 – Kristin Tamulis2003 – Kristin Tamulis2004 – Caroline Larrson, Katie Quinney2005 – Jaclyn Burch2006 – Caroline Westrup2007 – Caroline Westrup2008 – Caroline Westrup2009 – Caroline Westrup2010 – Lacey Agnew, Macarena Silva, 2011 – Maria Salinas2012 – Maria Salinas2013 -- Jessica Negron

Macarena Silva earned All-ACC honors in 2010

Jessica Negron earned All-ACC honors in 2013

Katie Quinney earned All-ACC honors in 2004

Caroline Westrup earned All-ACC honors in 2006, 07, 08 and 09


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2013-14 FLORIDA STATEBOARD OF TRUSTEES

Allan Bense, Chair

KathrynBallard

Joseph L.Camps

EmilyFleming Duda

JosephGruters

Wm. Andrew Haggard

MarkHillis

Margaret A. “Peggy”Rolando

Brent W.Sembler

Edward E. “Ed” Burr

RosaliaContreras

LesliePantin

GaryTyson

DR. ERIC J. BARRONPRESIDENT

PAMELA L. PERREWE’FACULTY ATHLETICS

REPRESENTATIVE

STAN WILCOXATHLETICS DIRECTOR

VANESSA FUCHSSENIOR ASSOCIATE

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/SWA

MONK BONASORTESENIOR ASSOCIATE

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR

MATT BEHNKEASSOCIATE ATHLETICS

DIRECTOR/CFO

DR. GREG BEAUMONT

SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/

ASSOCIATE DEAN

BERNIE WAXMANSENIOR ASSOCIATE

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/

GOLF OVERSIGHT


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fsu media informationfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnA NOTE TO THE MEDIA, FANS AND OPPONENTSDeputy Director Chuck Walsh of the Florida State Sports Information Offi ce is ready to assist you with any questions or requests you may have regarding the 2014 Seminole women’s golf team, alamanac, coaches and student-athletes. Please do not hesitate to phone - (850) 644-1077, cell - (850) 694-2540, fax – (850) 644-3820, email – [email protected] or write a letter to the sports information offi ce at PO Drawer 2195, Tallahassee, FL 32316. All package shipments should be sent to Florida State Sports Information, 403 Stadium Drive West, Room D0107, Tallahassee, Fla., 32306.

PLAYERS AND COACHESINTERVIEWSAll player and coach interviews must be arranged through the Florida State Sports Information Offi ce by contacting JChuck Walsh at (850) 644-1077 or via cell at (850) 694-2540. Player’s home phone numbers and cell phone numbers will not be given to members of the media. Players and coaches should not be called directly under any circumstances including contact through Facebook, Twitter or any other social media outlet.

HOW TO COVER THE SEMINOLESMembers of the media will be provided with weekly releases and games notes, while the alamanac will be available online at www.seminoles.com. Updated individual and team statisitcs will be available after every match and will be posted to the offi cial athletic department website at www.seminoles.com following each match. If you would like to be included on an email list, please contact Chuck Walsh. Media wishing to cover the Seminoles’ two home events (at Soutwood Golf Course) are welcome to do so. Please contact Chuck ahead of the event and feel free to come to the course at any time. Credentials are required for all photographers wishing to gain course access during either home avent.

FSU ON THE WEBAll the match stories, updated sttistics, weekly releases, photo galleries, live stat links and Seminole soccer news you could ever ask for is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at www.seminoles.com, the offi cial athletic website for Florida State University. Be sure to make Seminoles.com your fi rst stop for all Florida State women’s golf information.

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORY

Elliott FinebloomAsst. AD/SID & Digital Media

Chuck WalshDeputy SID/Golf

Contact Us At:Phone: 850-644-1403 / Fax: 850-644-3820

Address Inquiries To:Florida State Sports Information

PO Drawer 2195Tallahassee, FL 32316

Ship Overnight Packages To:Florida State Sports Information

403 Stadium Drive West, Room D0107Tallahassee, FL 32306

DIGITAL MEDIA DIRECTORY

Bob Th omasAssociate SID

Kerwin LonzoAssociate SID

Steve StoneAssistant SID

Zach StipeAssistant SID

Maryjane GardnerAssistant SID

Christa SalernoSID Assistant

Jonathan SchillaceAssistant Director

Scott KotickAssistant Director

Layne HerdtAssistant Director

Brandon MellorSenior Writer

Jason LeturmyAssistant SID

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