2011-12 penn state women's golf yearbook

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2011-12 SCHEDULE

FALLSeptemberSun.-Tue. 11-13 Cougar Classic Charleston, S.C.

Host: College of Charleston

Mon.-Tue. 19-20 Cardinal Cup Louisville, Ky.

Host: University of Louisville

Fri.-Sun. 30-Oct.2 NITTANY LION INVITATIONAL State College, Pa.

Host: Penn State

OctoberMon.-Tue. 10-11 Lady Northern French Lick, Ind.

Host: Indiana University

Sun.-Tue. 16-18 Hoosier Fall Invitational Carmel, Ind.

Host: Indiana University

SPRINGFebruarySun.-Tue. 19-21 Lady Puerto Rico Classic San Juan, P.R.

Host: Purdue University

MarchFri.-Sun. 9-11 Rio Verde Invitational Rio Verde, Ariz.

Host: Western Michigan

Mon.-Tue. 19-20 Pinehurst Challenge Pinehurst N.C.

Host: College of Charleston

AprilSat.-Sun. 21-22 Lady Buckeye Columbus, Ohio

Host: The Ohio State University

Fri.-Sun. 28-30 Big Ten Championships French Lick, Ind.

MayThu.-Sat. 10-12 NCAA Regional Championships State College, Pa.

Host: Penn State

Wed.-Sat. 23-26 NCAA Championship Finals Franklin, Tenn.

Host; Vanderbilt University

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Table of Contents 2.............................Schedule, Contents, Credits 3..............................................................Roster 4-5......................Head Coach Denise St. Pierre 6..........................Assistant Coach Abby Pearson 7.................................................Season Preview 8-14.............................................Golfer Profiles 15..........................................2010-11 Statistics 16-18....................2010-11Tournament Recaps 19...............................Nittany Lion Invitational 20-24....................Honors, Awards and Records 25-30.......................................All-Time Results 31-32.............................All-Time Letterwinners

PENN STATE 2011–12 • WOMEN’S GOLF

CREDITSThe Penn State Women’s Golf Yearbook was compiled, written and laid out by Penn State Athletic Communications; Jeff Nelson, Ex-ecutive Editor; Erin Douglas, Design and Cover Art. Photos by: Campus Photography, Steve Manuel, Mark Selders, Melanie Kipp, Denise St. Pierre.

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ROSTER AND MEDIA INFORMATION

2011-12 Roster

Name Cl./Elig. Hometown/High School

Elyse Archambault Fr./Fr. St.-Jean-sur-Rich, Que./Marcellin-ChampagnatEllen Ceresko So./So. Jefferson Township, Pa./North PoconoKatlyn Elliott Fr./Fr. Peterborough, Ont./Holy Cross Secondary SchoolCatherine Herrera Fr./Fr. Houston, Texas/St. Agnes AcademyCourtney Kordes Jr./Jr. Natrona Heights, Pa./HighlandsJamie Lavin So./So. Deerfield, Ill./DeerfieldErin Michel Fr./Fr. Mason, Ohio/MasonEmily Ransone Jr./Jr. Hilliard, Ohio/Bishop WatersonHanule Seo Jr./Jr. St. Louis, Mo./MICDSChristina Vosters So./So. Bethany Beach, Del./Worcester Prep

HEAD COACH DENISE ST. PIERRE (PENN STATE, 1983)

ASSISTANT COACH ABBY PEARSON (BALL STATE, 2002)

Athletic Communications

Contact: Trey MillerPhone: 814/865-1757Email: [email protected]: 101D Bryce Jordan Center University Park, Pa. 16802

General InformationLocation.....................................................................................University Park, Pa.Enrollment......................................................................................................44,034Nickname...........................................................................................Nittany LionsColors..............................................................................................Blue and WhitePresident...................................................................................Dr. Graham SpanierAthletic Director.....................................................................................Tim Curley

Coaching StaffHead Coach......................................................Denise St. Pierre (Penn State, 1983)Years at Penn State..................................................27th overall, 20th as head coachAsst. Coach..............................................................Abby Pearson (Ball State, 2002)Years at Penn State......................................................................................First yearGolf Office Phone............................................................................(814) 863-8309Golf Office Fax................................................................................(814) 865-8149

Facility Information

Home Courses..............................................................Blue Course (Par 72, 6,246)...................................................................................White Course (Par 72, 6,102)Course Phone..................................................................................(814) 865-4653

Team Information

2011 Big Ten Finish..........................................................................................10thLetterwinners Returning/Lost..............................................................................6/4Newcomers..............................................................................................................3All-Time NCAA Tournament Appearances.............................................................4

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HEAD COACH DENISE ST. PIERRE

Experience is the best teacher...

Denise St.Pierre is entering her 20th season as the Penn State head wom-en’s golf coach. St. Pierre draws from her experience as a collegiate golfer as well as a PGA teaching professional to help her student-athletes reach their full potential.

In addition to coaching the Nittany Lions, St. Pierre has also coached in international competitions throughout her coaching career.

In August of 2004, St. Pierre helped coach the U.S. team at the World University Games in Thailand where they won the gold medal. Penn State’s Katie Futcher captured the individual title in that event.

In June of 1999, St. Pierre was selected by the NGCA to coach the U.S. team at the U.S./Japan Collegiate Golf Championships in Chiba, Japan, where the Americans captured their fourth consecutive title.

In its February 2002 issue, Golf for Women magazine named St. Pierre to its “Top 50 Women PGA/LPGA Instructors” list.

St. Pierre has served as President of the National Golf Coaches Asso-ciation (NGCA). While president, she led the membership in volunteer work in New Orleans in relief of Hurricane Katrina. At the annual NGCA convention that had to be moved from New Orleans to Tahoe, Nevada, St. Pierre introduced an idea to the membership that called for as many golf programs as possible around the country to conduct fundraisers to raise money for the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity. Through the ef-forts of the Nittany Lion women’s golf team as well as those by more than 30 other women’s golf programs around the country, the NGCA raised $60,000 to build a home for a displaced family in New Orleans. The efforts of the NGCA culminated last June when St. Pierre and several of her col-leagues traveled to New Orleans and volunteered to help finish building the house that they sponsored through the Habitat for Humanity.

St. Pierre has served as the assistant coach of the United States women’s golf team at the World University Games held in Torino, Italy for the sec-ond time after also serving as the coach in 2004. She led the team to a gold medal for the second straight time as well.

A native of Syracuse, N.Y., St. Pierre chose Penn State for its academic and athletic reputation. As a Nittany Lion herself, St. Pierre’s team won several team titles as well as qualifying for the NCAA Championships.

After her graduation in 1983, St. Pierre completed an apprenticeship with the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) at the Innisbrook Resort in Tarpon Springs, Fla. In 1985, she returned to the University as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s golf teams under Mary Kennedy-Zierke. She earned 1991 Mid-Atlantic/East Region Coach-of-the-Year honors.

From 2000-2004, St. Pierre served as secretary for the National Golf Coaches Association, prior to becoming the president of the NGCA follow-ing her time as secretary. St. Pierre has been a guest lecturer for the PGA teaching and coaching summit as well as the National Golf Foundation.

A Class A member of the PGA, the Nittany Lion coach has taught in

New York and Florida and is currently the director of instruction at the Penn State golf courses. During the winter, St. Pierre teaches a golf con-ditioning class for the local community, as well as instructing health and human development classes at Penn State. She also serves as the director for the Penn State summer golf schools, and co-directs five junior camps. In addition to all that, St. Pierre is the author of Golf Fundamentals, an instructional book for recreational players.

St. Pierre offers more than just experience to her athletes; she brings with her knowledge of the sport and familiarity with the University. She had a very successful career at Penn State and looks forward to more growth and success for the Nittany Lion women. St. Pierre wants to provide life guid-ance as well as athletic guidance.

“It is about them being balanced and how we can encompass academics and personal growth in order for our players to reach their potential,” St. Pierre says.

Players face challenges both on and off the course that affect how they play their game. As a coach, she believes she must be aware of those factors in order to help the player cope on the course.

“You have to know first what you want,” she adds. “I believe every player has more potential than they realize. It is my job to help draw that potential out of them.”

St. Pierre wants her players to graduate from the program not only better golfers but also better people.

Denise

ST. PIERRE20th YearPenn State, ‘83

2008 Palmer Award Winner


HEAD COACH DENISE ST. PIERRE

“In order to uphold the Penn State tradition of academic and athletic excellence,” says St. Pierre, “we provide each player with a safe environ-ment to play the game at the highest level while balancing her time in the classroom.”

Every coach has a different strategy on how to run a team. Denise St. Pierre’s is not just centered around golf but around education and dreams.

“I try to be supportive of student-athletes in both their athletic and aca-demic endeavors while here at Penn State,” says the 1991 Mid-Atlantic/East Region Coach-of-the-Year.

She understands that golf is not her student-athletes’ entire life. Each student-athlete is also at Penn State to receive an education and a life experience.

“My main job as a coach is to discuss what our [team’s] dreams and aspi-rations are while we’re here...my goals are to help them reach theirs...I am a vehicle to allow my players to get where they want to go.”

She wants her players to improve themselves in all aspects of life- as a competitor, an athlete and a person- during their time at Penn State.

This Class A teaching professional hopes that her players can develop “using my background as a player...I can display the right attitude and the right actions that I want them to follow.”

St. Pierre prepares her players for tournaments, both mentally and physi-cally. The most important thing for her is to have as much information about a tournament, including climate, environment, grass, layout of the golf course and the competition.

Physically, she has her players practice the things that are most likely to occur at those sites.

“The more you know about the situation, the better you can prepare yourself both mentally and physically. The fewer the surprises, the more confident we can be,” says the Nittany Lion head coach.

1989Champion Philadelphia PGA Section Championship

1989Finished secondNational PGA Women’sChampionship

1991Mid-Atlantic/East RegionCoach-of-the-Year

1992Guest InstructorNational PGASummit in San Francisco

1993 Guest Instructor National Golf Foundation

1989

Champion Philadelphia PGA Section Championship

1989

Finished secondNational PGA Women’s Championship

1991

Mid-Atlantic/East RegionCoach-of-the-Year

1992

Guest InstructorNational PGA

Summit in San Francisco

1993

Guest Instructor National Golf Foundation

Coaching Honors1999

Head Coach, U.S. TeamU.S./Japan Collegiate Championships

in Chiba, Japan

1999-2001Member,

NCAA Regional Selection Committee

2000Top 50 Women

PGA/LPGA InstructorsGolf for Women magazine

2000-04Secretary,

National Golf Coaches Association

2002-03Director,

National Golf Coaches Assoc.Education Committee

2004published Golf Fundamentals

2004Coach, U.S. Team

World University GamesThailand

2004-2006President, National Golf

Coaches Association

2006Coach, U.S. Team

World University GamesTorino, Italy

2008Received Gladys Palmer

Meritorious ServiceAward


Pearson begins first season as Nittany Lion assistant...

Abby Pearson, a long-time professional golfer and coach, is entering her first season as an assis-tant coach for Denise St. Pierre and the Penn State women’s golf team. She was added to the staff in summer 2011.

A Florence, S.C., native, Pearson comes to Penn State after serving as an assistant coach for Ball State (2000-03) and Western Michigan (2003-05), as well as playing golf professionally and at the col-legiate level.

“I am confident that Coach Pearson will bring much to our team and help each of our golfers in their pursuits both on and off the golf course,” said St. Pierre, who will enter her 20th season as head coach in 2011-12. “Coach Pearson was a top colle-giate player at the University of Tennessee, as well a professional player for (eight) years. Her experienc-es and knowledge of what it takes to be a champion bring much value to our team.”

Most recently, Pearson served as a golf consultant, helping to set up numerous charity golf events as well as serving as the tournament director for the Teva/Duramed Championship in the LPGA Futures Tour. Before that, from 2006-09, Pearson took on the duties of the marketing manager for Duramed Pharmaceuticals, sponsoring many golf events.

From 1992-94, Pearson played collegiate golf at Tennessee, where she was a member of the team that helped launch the women’s golf program at the university. She became the program’s first-ever women’s golf All-American when she was named to the second-team in 1993. Also in that season, Pear-son was named Co-SEC Freshman of the Year.

As a professional golfer, Pearson joined the Fu-ture’s Tour in 1995 after just two years in college. In her professional career, she had three tournament victories. In 1997, she won the Gulf Telephone Fu-ture’s Classic and, in 1998, she won both the Pacific Bell Future’s Classic and the MedHealth Wellness Centers Future’s Classic. She also competed in the 2003 U.S. Women’s Open Championship and re-corded 22 top-10 finishes during her eight-year professional career.

In 2000, she returned to school and attended Ball State to earn her bachelor’s degree in communica-tion studies. She stayed there until 2003, serving as an assistant coach to the Ball State program while finishing up her schooling. Following her stint at Ball State, Pearson was a member of the Western Michigan coaching staff from 2003-05, where she assisted with every aspect of the program.

While still in high school, she recorded two South Carolina Girls’ State Amateur Championships (1990, 1992). In 2011, she became a TPI Certified Golf Instructor.

Abby

PEARSONFirst YearBall State, ‘02

Former Future’s Tour Professional

ASSISTANT COACH


As head coach Denise St. Pierre enters her 20th season at the helm, the Penn State women’s golf team will have large shoes to fill this coming season after losing four seniors, who tallied 301 rounds of experience between them. Giulia Carando led with 97 rounds played, with Brianna Malcolmson following close behind with 93. The team also loses former Big Ten Golfer of the Week Gia Fanelli, as well as Victoria Arena.

The Nittany Lions do, however, return an abundance of experience on the roster. Though the team has no seniors, it returns four student-athletes who notched more than 20 rounds last season alone. Between the four of them, they bring 102 rounds of experience from last year. Of the four returners who played more than 20 rounds last season, each of them has finished in the top 10 of a tournament at least once in their careers.

The team improved dramatically from the 2009-10 season, shaving nearly 10 strokes-per-round as a team off of last season’s average. In the 2009-10 season, the Nittany Lions carded an average of 317.7 strokes per round. Last season, the final number was 307.8.

Junior Emily Ransone brings 57 rounds of experience back to the team, followed by classmate Hanule Seo, who has 49 rounds under her belt in two seasons.

Ransone leads the field after posting a spectacular sophomore season, improving on a great freshman year. She finished sixth in school history on the season-round average list with a 76.2. Ransone tied her career-best round of 71 twice in the 2010-11 season. Her best finish came when she took second place at the Nittany Lion Invitational. This was tied for a team-best as Gia Fanelli matched that score once. She was one of three golfers to participate in all 29 rounds for the Nittany Lions and had four top-10 finishes on the season.

Ellen Ceresko made an immediate impact for Penn State as a freshman. She fol-lowed Ransone with the second-best average on the team of players with more than 20 rounds played as she accumulated a 78.3 in 23 rounds played. She had the best finish on the team in two tournaments and earned a tie for fifth place at the Star-mount Fall Classic where she shot a 147. This tied her for the 10th-best two-round score in school history.

Hanule Seo also returns for her junior campaign after having a second-straight successful season. She played all 29 rounds with Ransone and had an average of 78.5, third best on the team. Seo had the best finish on the team in one tournament and tied for 16th place at the Nittany Lion Invitational. She shaved nearly a stroke off of her freshman year’s average.

Sophomore Christina Vosters also made an impact as a freshman. She participated in 21 rounds, one of six players to compete in more than 20. She made the most of them, finishing with the best score on the team twice in seven events. She recorded a 305 at the Big Ten Championships, good for a tie for the fourth-best four-round score in school history.

Jamie Lavin and Courtney Kordes also return for their junior seasons with experi-ence. They will be joined by incoming freshmen Elyse Archambault, Katlyn Elliott Catherine Herrera and Erin Michel. The four incoming freshmen bring a long list of high school accolades to contribute to a rising Penn State women’s golf program.

The Nittany Lions also boast the addition of assistant coach Abby Pearson, a for-mer professional golfer on the Future’s Tour, as well as an assistant coach for both Ball State and Western Michigan.

Penn State will host two tournaments this season with the first being the Nittany Lion Invitational from Sept. 30-Oct. 2 at Penn State’s Blue Course. The program will also hold the 2012 NCAA East Regional Championships for the first time. The NCAA Regional Championships will be held from May 10-12.

SEASON OUTLOOK

Junior Emily Ransone returns this season after two successful seasons.

Junior Hanule Seo will use experience in the 2011-12 season.


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: Ceresko had a tremendous freshman campaign, accumulating the second-best average on the team of players who participated in more than 20 rounds with a 78.3...had best round of 73 at the Starmount Fall Classic...one of three players to finish in the top five in a tournament with tie for fifth place at the Starmount Fall Classic...had a final score of 147 at the Starmount Fall Classic, good for a tie for the 10th-best two-round score in school history...one of six players on the team to have notched 20 or more rounds. Ceresko, along with teammate Christina Vosters, was named to the 2010-2011 NGCA All-American Scholar Team for Division I...was one of 576 women’s collegiate golfers combined from Division I, II and III to earn the honor that requires a minimum GPA of 3.50.

Junior/Amateur Career: Ceresko placed eighth in the PIAA State Girls’ Championship as a senior in high school...medaled in USGA Sec-tionals to make it to the USGA Girls’ Junior in 2007.

Top Career Finishes

Year Place Tournament

2010 T5 Starmount Fall Classic

2010 T16 Nittany Lion Invitational

2011 T16 C&F Bank Invitational

Ellen

CERESKOJefferson Township, Pa./North Pocono

So./So. Eligible

Ceresko’s Career Statistics

Total Season Best

Season Rounds Strokes Average Round

2010-11 23 1800 78.3 73

Career 23 1800 78.3 73

Best Career Rounds

Year Score Tournament

2010 73 Starmount Fall Classic

2010 74 Starmount Fall Classic

2010 74 Nittany Lion Invitational

2011 74 Lady Puerto Rico Classic

Quoting Coach Denise St. Pierre

“Ellen had a great start to her career as a Nittany Lion last year.

Her work ethic alone is a great example to her teammates. She has

battled some injuries over the past few months but continues to work

hard and stay disciplined in her practice which will carry over to the

course.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: In her sophomore season, Kordes matched her freshman year, participating in six rounds of golf...shaved 30 strokes off of her previous year total in the same number of rounds with 496...had a career-best round of 81 four times, twice at the Cincinnati Classic and twice at the Nittany Lion Invitational...finished in a tie for 64th place at the Cincinnati Classic, a career-best.

2009-10: Kordes’ freshman campaign consisted of six rounds of golf...she participated in three rounds at the Nittany Lion Invitational and three rounds at the Lady Buckeye Invitational...best rounds came at the Nittany Lion Invitational where she twice shot an 83...recorded her best finish at the Nittany Lion Invitational at 78th.

Junior/Amateur Career: Kordes finished fourth at the 2009 IJGT-Hershey, shooting 163 (rounds of 82 and 81). She also took 13th at the 2009 PIAA State Championships.

Top Career Finishes


2010 T64 Cincinnati Fall Classic



Courtney

KORDESNatrona Heights, Pa./Highlands High School

Jr./Jr. Eligible

Kordes’ Career Statistics

Total Season Best


2009-10 6 526 87.7 83

2010-11 6 496 82.7 81

Career 12 1022 85.2 81

Best Career Rounds


2010 81 Cincinnati Classic

2010 81 Cincinnati Classic




“Courtney is coming off a summer of tournament experience that

should help her improve and challenge her teammates.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: After 16 rounds her freshman year, Lavin saw a decrease in play-ing time as a sophomore, competing in three rounds…competed in the Nittany Lion Invitational, carding a career-best round of 73…finished in a tie for 41st place at the Nittany Lion Invitational.

2009-10: Lavin competed in six tournaments for the Nittany Lions in her freshman season…competed in 16 rounds, averaging 81.8 strokes-per-round…had a best round of 74 at the Spider Invitational…finished the Spider Invitational in a tie for 21st place.

Junior/Amateur Career: Lavin comes to Penn State from Deerfield, Il-linois...was an Illinois State Runner-Up as a senior in 2008...placed fifth at the AJGA Summer tournament at Notre Dame this past summer and won a PGA National Qualifier as well...had three wins in junior tournaments...won th FCWT-Mission Hills tournament in December 2008, shooting 67 and 72...claimed the IHSAA Girls’ AA State Championship in October 2008, shooting two rounds of 73 for the crown... won the PGA Illinois Sec-tion Qualifier in June 2009, shooting rounds of 76 and 68.

Top Career Finishes


2009 T21 Spider Invitational



Jamie

LAVINDeerfield, Ill./Deerfield High School

Jr./Jr. Eligible

Lavin’s Career Statistics

Total Season Best


2009-10 16 1308 81.8 74

2010-11 3 232 77.3 73

Career 19 1540 81.1 73

Best Career Rounds



2009 74 Spider Invitational



“Due to an injury, Jamie was out of our lineup last season. It is great

to have Jamie back as she provides good energy to her teammates

and a readiness to compete.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: Ransone significantly improved in a stellar sophomore year…had a team-best average for the second straight season with a 76.2 through 29 rounds, giving her the sixth-best season average in school history…com-peted in a career-high 29 rounds…tied a career-best round of 71 twice, once at the Cougar Classic and once at the Nittany Lion Invitational…had four top-10 finishes last season…carded a 219 in the Nittany Lion Invita-tional, leaving her tied for the third best three-round score all-time at Penn State…took second place at the Nittany Lion Invitational…finished in a tie for fifth place at the Starmount Fall Classic, carding a 147 which is tied for 10th place on Penn State’s all-time list of best scores through two rounds…carded a 306 in the Big Ten Championship, good for a tie for the sixth-best 72-hole score in school history.

2009-10: Ransone emerged early as a freshman...she played in all 28 rounds...had a team-best 78.1 average...tied a team season-low round with a 71 at the Nittany Lion Invitational...also carded two rounds of 72, once at the Lady Puerto Rico and once at the Big Ten Championships...became the first Nittany Lion since Evelyn Paik in 2006 to win an individual title at the Nittany Lion Invitational with a three-round score of 218...her score of

218 in the Nittany Lion Invitational became the second-best 54-hole score in team history behind Sara Doell’s 215 in 1999...led the team with the best score in four of the 10 tournaments.

Junior/Amateur Career: Ransone posted three top-10 finishes during the summer of 2009...shot rounds of 77 and 80 to finish seventh at the PGA Junior Series at Longaberger...followed that up with a solid 81-77-77 showing at the PGA Junior Series at Penn State to take ninth... also took ninth at the AJGA-Sap Junior Open with rounds of 83-73-78.

Top Career Finishes




2010 T5 Starmount Fall Classic

Emily

RANSONEHilliard, Ohio/Bishop Waterson

Jr./Jr. Eligible

Ransone’s Career Statistics

Total Season Best


2009-10 28 2188 78.1 71

2010-11 29 2209 76.2 71

Career 57 4397 77.1 71

Best Career Rounds



2010 71 Cougar Classic



“As our most experienced player in our lineup, we look to Emily to

provide leadership on the road to help prepare the team for competi-

tion.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: Seo increased her playing time to 29 rounds as a sophomore...cut her average almost one stroke per round...one of three players on the team to participate in all 29 rounds...best finish of the season came at the Nittany Lion Invitational where she tied for 16th place...had a season-best round of 74 four times...had the third-best average on the team of players who competed in more than 20 rounds with a 78.5 average...was Penn State’s Sportsmanship Award Honoree, recognized by the Big Ten, as an individual who has distinguished herself through sportsmanship and ethical behavior.

2009-10: Played in 20 rounds as a freshman…was second on the team with her 79.4 strokes-per-round average…tied a team season-best round of 71 at the Low Country Intercollegiate…also had her best finish of the sea-son at the Low Country Intercollegiate with a seventh place…her 72-hole score of 308 at the Big Ten Championships is good for seventh in school history.

Junior/Amateur Career: Seo took second at the 2009 Missouri Women’s Golf Association Junior Girls’ Championships with rounds of 72 and 75...took the 2008 Mis-souri State High School Class 1 State Championship with rounds of 68 and 76.

Top Career Finishes


2010 7 Low Country Intercollegiate

2009 T12 Spider Invitational


Hanule “Sky”

SEOSt. Louis, Mo./MICDS

Jr./Jr. Eligible

Lavin’s Career Statistics

Total Season Best


2009-10 20 1587 79.4 71

2010-11 29 2277 78.5 74

Career 49 3864 78.9 71

Best Career Rounds


2010 71 Low Country Intercollegiate

2009 73 Spider Invitational

2010-11 74 Four Times


“Sky is coming off a great summer but may have to sit out the start of

the season as she nurses some unfortunate injuries. We hope to have

Sky back in the lineup as one of our top returning player who provides

experience and consistency.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Lion Career

2010-11: Vosters competed in 21 rounds this season, one of six golfers on the team to do so...had the fourth-best average on the team with players who partici-pated in 20 or more rounds with a 78.9 average...recorded her career-best score of 73 at the Nittany Lion Invitational...had one top-10 finish as she tied for eighth place at the C&F Bank Intercollegiate...had the best finish on the team at the Big Ten Championships with a four-round score of 305 and a tie for 23rd place...the 305 tied for the fourth-best four-round score in Penn State history. Vosters, along with teammate Ellen Cerekso, was named to the 2010-2011 NGCA All-American Scholar Team for Division I. She was one of 576 women’s collegiate golfers combined from Division I, II and III to earn the honor that requires a minimum GPA of 3.50.

Junior/Amateur Career: The Bethany Beach, Del., native comes to Penn State with a long list of junior golf accolades...finished first in numerous tours, in-cluding wins in the PGA Junior Callaway Series and the International Junior Golf Tour...notched two career wins in the Pinehurst `Winternational’ Junior Series...recorded a combined 16 top-10 finishes in those tournaments, along with Ameri-can Junior Golf Association events and Future Collegian World Tour Events...took home the first place crown at the 2009 Delaware Junior Girls’ Championship

and finished as the runner up in the 2009 Delaware Women’s Amateur, shooting a 69 in the final round, setting a new course record...represented Delaware at the 2009 USGA National Team Championship, finishing in 27th place out of a field of 118.

Top Career Finishes


2011 T8 C&F Bank Intercollegiate

2011 T19 Rio Verde Invitational

2011 T23 Big Ten Championships

Christina

VOSTERSBethany Beach, Del./Worcester Prep.

So./So. Eligible

Vosters’ Career Statistics

Total Season Best


2010-11 21 1656 78.9 73

Career 21 1656 78.9 73

Best Career Rounds



2011 74 Big Ten Championships

2011 76 Five Times


“A two-time Delaware state champion, Christina loves to compete.

She is one of our hardest workers both on and off the golf course,

making an impact right away as a freshman. Christina is excited and

ready to help lead the team into the 2011-12 season.”


PLAYER PROFILES

Junior/Amateur Career

A native of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., Archambault brings a long list of junior golf accolades...comes to Penn State as the No. 1 ranked golfer in Quebec and the No. 16 ranked golfer nationally...picked up three victories in the summer of 2010, coming at the East Coast Junior Championship, the Provincial Junior Championship and the Provincial Junior Match Play Championship.


Herrera comes to the Nittany Lions as a walk-on...in high school, named to the 2009 Region I All Regional Team...named to the 2009 District III All-District Team after becoming the District III indvidual champion.


Elliott, a native of Peterborough, Ont., was the district girls’ amateur champi-on...claimed a third place finish at the 2010 PGA Junior Series event at the Penn State Golf Course with a five-over-par 221...finished third in the 2010 Royale Cup Canadian Junior Girls Championship...a member of Team Ontario’s U19 development team.


Michel comes to the squad from Mason, Ohio, where she helped lead the Mason Comets to a high school state championship...Cincinnati Enquirer Division I first team all-area selection and a first-team all-district honoree...finished 10th in the state tournament in 2010


“Katlyn is very focused and driven. She is the type of player that will

make those around her better just by example.”

Elyse

ARCHAMBAULTSt.-Jean-sur-Rich, Que./Marcellin-Champagnat

Fr./Fr. Eligible


“The number one player out of Quebec, Elyse will surely challenge

some of the older players for a leading role on this up and coming

team.”

Katlyn

ELLIOTTPeterborough, Ont./Holy Cross Secondary School

Fr./Fr. Eligible

Catherine

HERRERAHouston, Texas/ St. Agnes Academy

Fr./Fr. Eligible

Erin

MICHELMason, Ohio/Mason

Fr./Fr. Eligible


“As a walk-on with good junior golf experience, we are excited to see

what Cat will bring to the team this year.”


“Erin is a strong player with much experience . She loves golf, and

she loves being here at Penn State. If you love golf, you stay inter-

ested. If you are interested your practice is more meaningful.”


2010-11 STATISTICS

FALL 2010

Total 1st 2nd 3rd Tour. Fall LowName Tours. Rds. Strokes rd avg. rd avg. rd avg. avg. avg. rdVictoria Arena 1 2 159 79.0 - 80.0 159.0 79.5 79Giulia Carando 5 14 1087 77.8 76.8 78.5 217.4 77.6 73Ellen Ceresko 3 8 605 74.0 76.3 77.0 201.7 75.6 73Gia Fanelli 5 14 1069 76.8 75.6 76.8 213.8 76.4 71 Courtney Kordes 2 6 496 81.0 86.0 81.0 248.0 82.7 81Jamie Lavin 1 3 232 83.0 73.0 76.0 232.0 77.3 73Brianna Malcolmson 3 8 634 78.0 77.3 84.0 211.3 79.3 74Dineen Notman 1 1 91 91.0 - - 91.0 91.0 91Emily Ransone 5 14 1053 73.6 77.0 75.0 205.8 75.2 71Hanule Seo 5 14 1072 76.8 76.6 76.3 214.4 76.6 74Christina Vosters 3 9 719 82.0 77.3 80.3 239.7 79.9 73

SPRING 2011

Total 1st 2nd 3rd Tour. Spring LowName Tours. Rds. Strokes rd avg. rd avg. rd avg. avg. avg. rdVictoria Arena - - - - - - - - -Giulia Carando 3 9 765 85.3 89.3 82.0 255.0 85.0 77Ellen Ceresko 5 15 1195 80.0 79.6 79.8 239.0 79.7 74Gia Fanelli 5 15 1237 83.6 81.4 82.3 247.4 82.5 75Courtney Kordes - - - - - - - - - Jamie Lavin - - - - - - - - - Brianna Malcolmson 1 3 242 80.0 84.0 78.0 242.0 80.7 78Dineen Notman - - - - - - - - - Emily Ransone 5 15 1156 77.6 77.6 76.0 231.2 77.1 73 Hanule Seo 5 15 1205 82.2 80.6 78.0 241.0 80.3 74Christina Vosters 4 12 937 79.0 78.3 78.0 234.3 78.1 74

CUMULATIVE 2010-11

Total 1st 2nd 3rd Tour. Season Low Name Tours. Rds. Strokes rd avg. rd avg. rd avg. avg. avg. rdVictoria Arena 1 2 159 79.0 - 80.0 159.0 79.5 79Giulia Carando 8 23 1852 80.6 81.5 79.7 231.5 80.5 73Ellen Ceresko 8 23 1800 77.8 78.4 78.8 225.0 78.3 73Gia Fanelli 10 29 2306 80.2 78.5 79.5 230.6 79.5 71 Courtney Kordes 2 6 496 81.0 86.0 81.0 248.0 82.7 81Jamie Lavin 1 3 232 83.0 73.0 76.0 232.0 77.3 73Brianna Malcolmson 4 11 876 78.5 79.0 82.0 219.0 79.6 74Dineen Notman 1 1 91 91.0 - - 91.0 91.0 91Emily Ransone 10 29 2209 75.6 77.3 75.5 220.9 76.2 71Hanule Seo 10 29 2277 79.5 78.6 77.1 227.7 78.5 71Christina Vosters 7 21 1656 80.3 77.9 79.2 236.6 78.9 73

16 PENN STATE 2011–12 • WOMEN’S GOLF

After three rounds of the Cougar Classic hosted by the College of Charleston, the Penn State women’s golf team finished the tournament in a tie for 14th place. The team put together a score of 303 on the final day, for a 45-over-par 909 (297-309-303) in the tournament in Hanahan, S.C. It was tied for the ninth-best 54-hole score in school history.

Sophomores led the team on the final day of the Cougar Classic. Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) tied her career-best round of 71 in the final round of the tourna-ment. The last time she posted a round of 71 was at the Nittany Lion Invitational in 2009. The score gave Ransone a 226 (77-78-71) and a tie for 45th place in the tournament. Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) also carded a 226 (74-78-74) for a 10-over par in the tournament.

North Carolina was the tournament champion with a 4-under-par 860 at the Cougar Classic. Natalie Gleadall of the University of Mississippi was the individual champion with a 5-under-par 211 (75-69-67).

Place Name Score T45 Emily Ransone 77-78-71-226 T45 Hanule Seo 74-78-74-226 T56 Giulia Carando 73-76-79-228T66 Gia Fanelli 73-77-80=230T99 Christina Vosters 82-80-79-241T14 PENN STATE 297-309-303-909

After a round was rained out on the first day, the Penn State women’s golf team completed the second round of the UNCG Fall Classic in fifth place. Because of the rain, the tournament was turned into a two-round event instead of three. The Nittany Lions posted a total score of a 28-over-par 604 (308-296). This score is the sixth-best 36-hole total in school history, and the second round of 296 is tied for fifth place on the school’s best single rounds list.

Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) competed as an individual and finished with the best score on the team. She carded a 2-over-par 147 (73-74) and fin-ished in a tie for fifth place. The score of 147 is tied for the 10th best two-round score in school history. Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) matched Ceresko’s round with a 147 (72-75) of her own.

East Carolina University posted a 19-over-par 595 (310-285) to take the team title in the tournament. North Carolina State also tallied a 595 as a team, but the fifth-card tiebreaker gave the title to East Carolina. Alex Buelow of Stetson University and Brittany Marchand of North Carolina State were co-champions in the tournament, each carding a 3-under-par 141.

Place Name Score T5 Ellen Ceresko 73-74-147 T5 Emily Ransone 72-75-14719 Hanule Seo 77-74-151T26 Gia Fanelli 82-71-153T29 Giulia Carando 78-76-154T61 Brianna Malcolmson 81-80-1615 PENN STATE 308-296-604

The Penn State women’s golf team finished the Cincinnati Classic, hosted by the University of Cincinnati, in fourth place overall. The Nittany Lions carded a 51-over-par 915 (305-306-304) in the tournament. The 915 is tied for the 14th-best 54-hole score in school history.

Senior Gia Fanelli (West Palm Beach, Fla.) carded a 72. This tied Fanelli’s career-best round, last recording a round of 72 at the Bucknell Invitational in 2008. She finished fourth overall with a score of 223 (76-75-72) for a 7-over-par. This ties her for the 15th best 54-hole score in team history.

Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) followed Fanelli, carding a three-round score of 231 (74-78-79), good for a +15 in the tournament and a tie for 17th place.

Florida International took the team title, carding an 889 (307-295-287) in the tournament for a +25. Cincinnati’s Bambee Dela Paz won the tournament individu-al, putting together scores of 75-71-71 (217) for a 1-over-par.

Place Name Score 4 Gia Fanelli 76-75-72-223 T17 Emily Ransone 74-78-79-231T33 Brianna Malcolmson 77-74-85-236T33 Hanule Seo 78-81-77-236T37 Giulia Carando 82-79-76-237T64 Courtney Kordes 81-87-81-2494 PENN STATE 305-306-304-915

The Penn State women’s golf team, the host of the Nittany Lion Invitational, took home the tournament title after posting a 301 in the third round. The Nittany Lions carded a 901 (295-305-301) in the tournament for a 37-over par.

The score of 901 is tied for the fourth-best 54-hole team score in school history, with the last 901 coming at the 2003 Nittany Lion Invitational. It was Penn State’s first tournament win since the Bucknell Invitational in 2008 and its first Nittany Lion Invitational title since 2006.

Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) improved in her third round, as she notched a 71 and finished the tournament with a 3-over-par 219 (72-76-71). She finished in second place, with her score of 219 leaving her tied for third place on the school’s best 54-hole scores list. Her 71 in the third round ties her career-best round.

Sophomore Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) came in behind Ransone, recording a 229 (79-74-76) for a +13. Seo tied for 16th place overall. Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) matched Seo’s 229 (74-77-78) with one of her own.

All of the Nittany Lions played in at least one round of the tournament. Western Michigan came in second place with a score of 910. Fabia Rothenfluh of

Rollins won the tournament as she posted a 218 (73-73-72) for a +2.Place Name Score 2 Emily Ransone 72-76-71-219 T16 Ellen Ceresko 74-77-78-229T16 Hanule Seo 79-74-76-229T21 Giulia Carando 73-78-79-230T35 Gia Fanelli 76-82-76-2341 PENN STATE 295-305-301-901

2010-11 TOURNAMENT RECAPS

COUGAR CLASSICSeptember 12-14 ~ Hanahan, S.C.

CINCINNATI FALL CLASSICSeptember 20-21 ~ Batavia, Ohio

STARMOUNT FALL CLASSICSeptember 26-28 ~ Charleston, S.C.

NITTANY LION INVITATIONALOctober 2-3 ~ State College, Pa.


In its last tournament of the fall season, the Penn State women’s golf team finished the Lady Northern in 10th place out of 12 teams participating. In the tournament, hosted by Northwestern in Glencoe, Ill., the Nittany Lions posted a three-round score of 915 (301-302-312) for a 51-over-par.

Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) and senior Gia Fanelli (West Palm Beach, Fla.) finished the Lady Northern with a team-best 229 (+13) and a tie for 37th place. Ceresko carded rounds of 75-78-76, while Fanelli posted scores of 77-73-79. Sophomore Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) finished just behind Ceresko and Fanelli with a score of 230 (76-76-78), leaving her tied in 42nd place at the end of the three rounds.

Purdue stayed on top through the third round, posting a team score of 858 (-6) to win the Lady Northern. The Boilermakers finished 17 strokes ahead of the second place finisher, and host, Northwestern. Lauren Weaver of Northwestern won the individual title with a score of 208 (-8).

Place Name Score T37 Ellen Ceresko 75-78-76-229 T37 Gia Fanelli 77-73-79-229 T42 Hanule Seo 76-76-78-230T59 Giulia Carando 83-75-80-23810 PENN STATE 301-302-312-915

After carding a third-round score of 311, the Penn State women’s golf team fin-ished the Rio Verde Invitational in fifth place out of 17 teams competing. The team posted a 61-over-par 925 (306-308-311) at the tournament hosted by Western Michigan.

Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) matched her second-round total, carding a 76 in the third round. She finished the tournament in eighth place with a 9-over-par 225 (73-76-76). This marked her third top-10 finish of the season. Fresh-man Christina Vosters (Bethany Beach, Del.) had the best finish of her career, ending the tournament with a score of 231 (76-76-79) and a tie for 19th place.

Sophomore Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) had the best day for the Nittany Lions, carding a third round of 74 and finishing the tournament with a 235 (+19). This tied her season low round and helped her jump 22 spots from the previous day to finish in a tie for 30th place. Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) and senior Gia Fanelli (West Palm Beach, Fla.) finished with matching totals of 241. They ended the tournament in a tie for 57th place.

Eastern Michigan held on and captured the team title with a 46-over-par 910 (294-306-310). Missouri State’s Catherine Dolan won the individual title with a three-round score of 218 (+2). She carded a 71 on the final day..

Place Name Score 8 Emily Ransone 73-73-76-225T19 Christina Vosters 76-76-79-231T30 Hanule Seo 84-77-74-235T57 Ellen Ceresko 79-79-83-241T57 Gia Fanelli 78-81-82-2415 PENN STATE 306-308-311-925

The women’s golf team had a strong finish at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic hosted by Purdue, posting a 300 on the final day. This left them with a three-round score of 938 (317-321-300) and a 16th-place finish. The Nittany Lions were tied for the sixth-best third round among all teams. They were the most improved team as well, shaving 21 strokes from their second-round score in Rio Grande, P.R.

Sophomore Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) made a jump on the final day, shooting a 74 and tying a season-best round. This left her with a 15-over-par 231 (77-80-74) and a tie for 38th place. Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) followed two strokes behind Seo, finishing the tournament with a score of 233 (77-79-77) for a 17-over-par. She finished in a tie for 43rd place.

The University of Alabama, ranked No. 1, won the tournament with an 11-over-par 875 (286-298-291). Alabama’s Stephanie Meadow won the individual title, carding a 4-under-par 212 (73-70-69).

Place Name Score T38 Hanule Seo 77-80-74-231 T43 Emily Ransone 77-79-77-233T75 Ellen Ceresko 84-81-74-239T84 Gia Fanelli 85-81-75-241T97 Giulia Carando 79-93-82-25416 PENN STATE 317-321-300-938

The Nittany Lion women’s golf team gained four spots on the final day, finishing the C&F Bank Invitational in Williamsburg, Va., in a tie for fifth place. Penn State posted a second round score of 312, shaving 10 strokes from the first round total and finishing with a 634 (+58). The tournament was hosted by William and Mary.

Freshman Christina Vosters (Bethany Beach, Del.) finished strong and continued to lead the team. She carded a score of 76 in the second round for a total of an 11-over-par 155 in the tournament. This was good for a tie for eighth place, the first top 10 finish of her young career and the sixth for Penn State this season. Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) also improved on the second day by two strokes, finishing the tournament with a 158 (80-78). She finished tied for 16th place.

Yale held on to the lead, earning the team title with a final score of 606 (296-310). Yale’s Seo Hee Moon stayed on top for the individual title with a 2-under-par 142.

Place Name Score T8 Christina Vosters 79-76-155 T16 Ellen Ceresko 80-78-158T29 Gia Fanelli 82-79-161T29 Emily Ransone 81-80-161T29 Hanule Seo 82-79-161T5 PENN STATE 322-312-634


LADY NORTHERNOctober 11-12 ~ Glencoe, Ill.

LADY PUERTO RICO CLASSICFebruary 13-15 ~ Rio Grande, P.R.

RIO VERDE INVITATIONALMarch 4-6 ~ Rio Verde, Ariz.

C&F BANK INTERCOLLEGIATEMarch 19-20 ~ Williamsburg, Va.


The Penn State women’s golf team jumped one spot on the final day of play at the Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational to finish in eighth place out of 12 teams compet-ing. The Nittany Lions carded a 315 on the final day to give them a 90-over-par 954 (317-322-315) for the tournament in Columbus, Ohio.

Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) continued to lead the team, posting her second round of 78 this tournament to finish with a 15-over-par 231. This gave her sixth place overall and her fourth top-10 finish of the season. Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) was the second of two Nittany Lions to finish in the top 20, as she tied for 17th place. Her final score for the tournament was a 238 (77-81-80).

Senior Brianna Malcolmson (Murwillumbah, Australia) jumped 15 spots on the final day with 78 in the third round to leave her in a tie for 32nd place. She carded a 242 (80-84-78). Freshman Christina Vosters (Bethany Beach, Del.) also improved significantly, moving up 16 spots for a tie for 42nd place with a 246 (82-85-79).

Senior Gia Fanelli (West Palm Beach, Fla.) and sophomore Hanule Seo (St. Louis, Mo.) rounded out the field for the Nittany Lions with scores of 251 and 259, respectively.

Michigan State held on to take the team title with a score of 918 (+54). The Spartans’ Caroline Powers also kept control of the individual lead, winning the tour-nament with a 10-over-par 226.

Place Name Score 6 Emily Ransone 78-75-78-231 T17 Ellen Ceresko 77-81-80-238 T32 Brianna Malcolmson 80-84-78-242T42 Christina Vosters 82-85-79-246T58 Gia Fanelli 84-82-85-251T67 Hanule Seo 85-86-88-2598 PENN STATE 317-322-315-954

The Penn State women’s golf team finished the Big Ten Championships in 10th place after posting its best round of the tournament with a 305 in the fourth and final round at the Lake Shore Country Club. The Nittany Lions carded a 95-over-par 1,247 (321-314-307-305) through the 72 holes at the tournament hosted by Northwestern in Glencoe, Ill.

Leading the Nittany Lions was freshman Christina Vosters (Bethany Beach, Del.) who had her best round of the tournament, firing a 74 in the final round. This is one stroke shy of her career-best round. She finished with a 17-over-par 305 (79-76-76-74) and a tie for 23rd place in the Big Ten. Sophomore Emily Ransone (Hilliard, Ohio) finished one stroke behind Vosters with a 306 (79-78-73-76), giving her 25th place for the tournament.

Freshman Ellen Ceresko (Jefferson Township, Pa.) carded her best round of the tournament with a 78 in the fourth round. She finished the tournament with a 319. Sophomore Hanule Seo matched Ceresko’s 319. They both finished in a tie for 54th place. Senior Giulia Carando (Torino, Italy) shot a 77 in the final around, a tourna-ment best for her. She finished with a score of 340. Senior Gia Fanelli (West Palm Beach, Fla.) rounded out the Penn State field with a score of 343 for the tournament.

No. 18 Michigan State claimed its first Big Ten title since 2007 with a 28-over-par 1,180 (306-290-295-289). They edged the Purdue Boilermakers, who were the defending Big Ten champions and ranked No. 4 nationally, by five strokes. Purdue’s Numa Gulyanamitta won the individual Big Ten title, carding her third straight round of 71 today. This left her with a 1-under-par 287 in the tournament. She topped Northwestern’s Lauren Weaver by three strokes.

Place Name Score T23 Christina Vosters 79-76-76-74-305 25 Emily Ransone 79-78-73-76-306T54 Ellen Ceresko 80-79-82-78-319T54 Hanule Seo 83-81-76-79-31963 Giulia Carando 91-90-82-77-340T64 Gia Fanelli 89-84-87-83-34310 PENN STATE 321-314-307-305-1247


LADY BUCKEYE INVITATIONALApril 16-17 ~ Columbus, Ohio

BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPSApril 22-24 ~ Glencoe, Ill.


NITTANY LION INVITATIONAL

Penn State’s Nittany Lion Invitational has been played 35 times since the tournament’s inception in 1974. Penn State has won the title 19 times. Only 12 other schools have claimed the team title. Penn State’s last title came in 2010 as the Nittany Lions ended a four-year drought. Three of the last six in-dividual medalists have also come from the Nittany Lions. Maggie Lester won the indi-vidual title in 2005 while Evelyn Paik won the individual title in 2006. Emily Ransone became the most recent winner, claiming the title in 2009.

PENN STATE’S NLI MEDALISTS

1974Julie Smith

1975Renie Kelleher

1982Ellen Black

1986Kirsten Stone

1991Cathy Gitzendanner

1994Heather Preston

1995 Laura Hammond

2000Jamie McClain

2002Katie Futcher

2005Maggie Lester

2006Evelyn Paik

2009Emily Ransone

2010Fabia Rothenfluh

PENN STATE’S NLI MEDALISTSYear Team Champion Score Medalist Score 1974 Fall Penn State 726 Julie Smith, Penn State 1731975 Spring Penn State 712 Renie Kelleher, Penn State 1711975 Fall Penn State 730 Goan Garety, Michigan State 1651976 Spring Penn State 697 Debbie McCullock, Mass. 1621977 Spring Penn State 685 Jan Van Munching, Mt. Holyoke 1601978 Spring Penn State 645 Anne Marie Locke, Mt. Holyoke 1571979 Spring Ohio State 599 Rose Jones, Ohio State 2251982 Penn State 929 Ellen Black, Penn State 2281985 Spring Ohio State 918 Cheryl Stacey, Ohio State 2251985 Fall Longwood 950 Jennifer Crepts, James Madison 2291986 Spring Bowling Green 640 Laura Broadbent, Bowling Green 1561986 Fall Longwood 608 Kristen Stone, Penn State 1441988 Fall South Carolina 945 Tiffany Maurycy, William & Mary 2301989 Fall Penn State 939 Sara Evans, Minnesota 2171991 Spring Penn State 936 Cathy Gitzendanner, Penn State 2211992 Fall Methodist College 643 Nickie Crist, James Madison 1561993 Spring Methodist College 644 Calay Jones, James Madison 1561994 Spring Penn State 630 Heather Preston, Penn State 1521995 Spring Penn State 647 Nickie Crist, James Madison* 1581995 Fall Penn State 940 Laura Hammond, Penn State 2321996 Fall Nebraska 605 Rachelle Tacha, Nebraska 1471997 Spring Penn State 631 Kathryn Yard, James Madison 1511999 Spring Penn State 941 Summer Phinney, UNC-Greensboro 2251999 Fall Oregon 885 Pam Sowden, Oregon 2102000 Fall Penn State 914 Jamie McClain, Penn State 2212001 Fall Penn State 914 Jessica Lewis, James Madison* 2212002 Fall Penn State 909 Katie Futcher, Penn State 2112003 Fall James Madison 900 Carol Green, James Madison 2122004 Fall UC- Irvine 897 Selanee’ Henderson, UC- Irvine 2202005 Fall UC- Irvine 600 Maggie Lester, Penn State 1442006 Fall Penn State 927 Evelyn Paik, Penn State 2242007 Fall Princeton 910 Lauren Bavaird, Western Michigan 2232008 Fall William & Mary 909 Callie Kemmer, Yale 2202009 Fall Rollins College 909 Emily Ransone, Penn State 2182010 Fall Penn State 901 Fabia Rothenfluh, Rollins College 218

* Won playoff hole.The tournament name was changed to the Nittany Lion Invitational in 1999: previously it was

called the Lady Lion Invitational.


HONORS AND AWARDS

TEAM AWARDSMary Kennedy Zierke AwardThe Mary Kennedy-Zierke Award is given to

the student-athlete who provides outstanding

leadership and dedication as a varsity golfer.

(Mary Kennedy-Zierke was head coach of the

Nittany Lions from 1981-1991)

1992 Cathy Gitzendanner

1993 Kirsten Clark

1994 Colleen Scally

1995 Kristen Lindgren

1996 Tina Pentz

1997 Emily Marron

1998 Laura Hammond

1999 Darcy Issac

2000 Sara Doell

2001 Jame McClain

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Katie Futcher

2004 Amber Weinerth

2005 Lauren Lundy

2006 Lauren Lundy

2007 Christin Pacacha


2009 Brianna Malcolmson

2010 Giulia Carando

2011 Giulia Carando

Pam Nicholson Award

(Most Improved Player)(Pam Nicholson played for Penn State from

1988-1991. She passed away due to an ac-

cident in May 1998.)

1999 Jamie McClain

2000 Meagan Martin

Traci Richardson

2001 Kelly Kephart

2002 Keri Dugan

2003 Katie Futcher

2004 Lauren Lundy

2005 Courtney Gagnon

2006 Maggie Lester

2007 Megan Padua


2010 Gia Fanelli

2011 Given to the entire Team

Katie Futcher

Academic Achievement Award

(Began in 1999, renamed in 2011)1999 Laura Hammond

2000 Sara Doell

2001 Jame McClain

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Meghan Mull

2004 Katrina Wolfe

2005 Lauren Lundy

2006 Katrina Wolfe


2008 Katherine Murphy

2010 Emily Ransone

2011 Gia Fanelli

ALL-AMERICANS1998 Laura Hammond

1999 Laura Hammond

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Katie Futcher

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

1995-96 Holly Turton



2000-01 Meghan Mull

2001-02 Keri Dugan

Katie Futcher

Meghan Mull

2002-03 Keri Dugan

Katie Futcher

Meghan Mull

Amber Weinerth

Katrina Wolfe

COACH OF THE YEAR

1991 Denise St. Pierre

Mid-Atlantic/East Region

ALL BIG TEN CONFERENCE

1994 Sherri McDonald

1996 Laura Hammond

1999 Laura Hammond

2002 Katie Futcher

2003 Katie Futcher

2006 Maggie Lester

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

1991-92 Melissa Curry, Kristen Lindgren,

Lynne Percival, Martha Wells

1992-93 Melissa Curry, Lynne Percival,

Heather Preston, Colleen Scally,

Martha Wells

1993-94 Melissa Curry, Jill Finlan, Jill

Hunady, Kristen Lindgren,

Claudia Moreno, Tina

Pentz, Heather Preston

1994-95 Deborah Danser,Jill Finlan,

April Hardisty ,Kristen Lindgren,

Claudia Moreno, Tina Pentz

1995-96 Deborah Danser, Jill Finlan,

Laura Hammon, April Hardisty,

Claudia Moreno,Tina Pentz,

Erin Suvak, Holly Turton

1996-97 Deborah Danser, April

Hardisty, Nicole Ruddy,

Erin Suvak, Holly Turton

1997-98 Laura Hammond, April

Hardisty, Emily Marron, Jamie

McClain, Traci Richardson,

Nicole Ruddy, Erin Suvak, Holly

Turton

1998-99 Laura Hammond, Kelly Kephart,

Jamie McClain,Traci Richardson

1999-00 Kelly Kephart, Andrea

Lavelle, Jamie McClain,

Meghan Mull, Traci Richardson

2000-01 Keri Dugan, Katie Futcher,

Kelly Kephart, Andrea Lavelle,

Jamie McClain, Meghan Mull


Meghan Mull


Nicole Love, Meghan Mull

2003-04 Courtney Gagnon, Betsy

Houseman, Nicole Love, Katrina

Wolfe


Houseman, Tina Kocinski, Nicole

Love, Lauren Lundy, Evelyn Paik,

Anne Taylor, Katrina Wolfe


Houseman, Tina Kocinski, Nicole

Love, Lauren Lundy, Christin

Pacacha, Megan Padua, Evelyn

Paik, Katrina Wolfe

2006-07 Sara Lester, Christin Pacacha

Megan Padua, Evelyn Paik

2007-08 Katherine Murphy, Christin

Pacacha, Megan Padua

2008-09 Victoria Arena, Giulia Carando, Gia

Fanelli, Kellie Gustas, Brianna

Malcolmson, Katherine Murphy

2009-10 Victoria Arena, Gia Fanelli, Brianna

Malcolmson, Katherine Murphy,

Dineen Notman

2010-11 Victoria Arena, Gia Fanelli,

Courtney Kordes, Jamie Lavin,

Brianna Malcolmson, Dineen

Notman, Emily Ransone


ALL-TIME TITLES

TEAM AWARDS

1970-71 EAIAW Championships



1974-75 Lady Lion Invitational


Lady Lion Invitational (fall)

Lady Lion Invitational (spring)

1976-77 Lady Lion Invitational (spring)

Marshall Invitational

EAIAW Championships



Longwood Invitational

Marshall Invitational

Mount Holyoke Invitational

Rutgers Invitational

EAIAW Championships

1979-80 Rutgers Invitational


1983-84 Yale Invitational


1990-91 Michigan State Invitational

EAIAW Championships


William & Mary Invitational

Azalia/Seahawk Invitational

Lady Lion Invitational (fall)

1992-93 William & Mary Invitational

1993-94 Yale Invitational


Michigan Lady Northern

1995-96 San Francisco Invitational

Lady Lion Invitational

James Madison Fall Classic

1996-97 James Madison Invitational


James Madison Invitational

ECAC Championships

1999-00 Nittany Lion Invitational (spring)

ECAC Championships

2000-01 Nittany Lion Invitational (fall)



Yale Invitational

Peggy Kirk Invitational

2005-06 Bonnie Hoover Invitational

2006-07 Nittany Lion Invitational

2008-09 Bucknell Invitational

2010-11 Nittany Lion Invitational

INDIVIDUAL TITLISTS1971 Andrea Dutcher EAIAW Championships1974 Julie Smith Lady Lion Invitational1975 Renie Kelleher Lady Lion Invitational1977 Renie Kelleher EAIAW Championships1978 Renie Kelleher EAIAW Championships1979 Renie Kelleher Rutgers Invitational1985 Ellen Black Lady Lion Invitational1986 Kirsten Stone Lady Lion Invitational1991 Kristin Clark Lady Lion Invitational1991 Cathy Gitzendanner Lady Lion Invitational1991 Meg Young William & Mark Invitational1993 Sherri McDonald Yale Invitational1994 Heather Preston Lady Lion Invitational1995 Laura Hammond Lady Lion Invitational1995 Emily Marron ECAC Championships1995 Holly Turton Univ. of San Francisco Invite.1996 Emily Marron ECAC Championships1997 Holly Turton James Madison Invitational1998 Laura Hammond Mid-West Classic1999 Laura Hammond Snowbird Intercollegiate2000 Jamie McClain Nittany Lion Invitational2001 Katie Futcher (tie) Nittany Lion Invitational2002 Katie Futcher Lady Northern Invitational2002 Katie Futcher Nittany Lion Invitational2002 Katie Futcher Yale Invitational2002 Katie Futcher Lady Seahawk Invitational2005 Maggie Lester Nittany Lion Invitational2006 Evelyn Paik Nittany Lion Invitational2009 Emily Ransone

Nittany Lion Invitational


18 HOLES67 Katie Futcher

Yale Invitational, 9/21/02

67 Katie Futcher

Nittany Lion Invite., 9/02


Canes and Cardinal, 4/7/09

68 Katie Futcher

Nittany Lion Invite., 9/30/01

69 Amber Weinerth

Mercedes-Benz Champ.,

10/23/05

69 Katie Futcher

Lady Northern Invite., 9/22/01

69 Sara Doell


69 Laura Hammond

NCAA East Reg., 5/6/99

69 Laura Hammond



Bucknell Invite., 9/7/08

70 Maggie Lester

Nittany Lion Invite, 10/16/05

70 Sara Lester


70 Amber Weinerth


70 Katie Futcher

Waterlefe Invite., 3/17/03

70 Cynthia Skilton

Peggy Kirk Invite., 3/10/03

70 Jamie McClain


71 Emily Ransone


71 Gia Fanelli

Starmount Fall Classic, 9/28/10

71 Emily Ransone

Cougar Classic, 9/14/10

71 Hanule Seo

Low Country Intercll., 3/13/10

71 Emily Ransone


71 Katrina Wolfe

Lady Buckeye Invite., 4/22/06

71 Amber Weinerth


71 Maggie Lester

Lady Duke Invite., 4/10/05

71 Emily Pavesich


71 Amber Weinerth


71 Lauren Lundy


71 Evelyn Paik


71 Amber Weinerth

Bonnie Hoover Invite.,

4/10/04

71 Katrina Wolfe

Mercedes-Benz, 10/19/03

71 Maggie Lester


71 Keri Dugan

Yale Invite., 9/21/02

71 Cynthia Skilton

Spartan Invite., 3/7/01

71 Katie Futcher

Pine Needles Invite., 11/8/00

71 Laura Hammond

Bryan Cup, 3/27/99

71 Laura Hammond

Snowbird Intercll.., 3/11/99

71 Laura Hammond

ECAC Championships,

10/18/97

71 Darcy Issac

Lady Tar Heel Invite., 10/3/97

71 Sara Doell


71 Laura Hammond

ECAC Championships,

10/21/94

72 Emily Ransone


72 Emily Ransone


72 Gia Fanelli

Cincinnati Classic, 9/21/10

72 Emily Ransone

Lady Puerto Rico, 2/9/10

72 Gia Fanelli


72 Evelyn Paik


72 Amber Weinerth

Big Ten Championships,

4/28/06

72 Sara Lester


72 Maggie Lester

Northwestern Invite., 4/3/06

72 Lauren Lundy

Landfall Tradition, 10/30/04

72 Amber Weinerth


72 Katrina Wolfe


72 Katrina Wolfe

Bonnie Hoover Invite., 4/9/04

72 Cynthia Skilton


72 Katie Futcher


4/30/00

72 Katie Futcher


4/28/00

72 Sara Doell


72 Jennifer Elsea


72 Lisa Francisco


72 Laura Hammond


72 Holly Turton


5/1/98

72 Laura Hammond

Big ten Championships, 5/1/98

72 Sara Doell

Mid-West Classic, 2/21/97

72 Darcy Issac


72 Cathy Gitzendanne


72 Jane Abood

Lady Boilermaker, 4/17/88



144 Maggie Lester

Nittany Lion Invite., 10/15-16/05

144 Kristen Stone

Lady Lion Invite., 4/26/86

145 Emily Ransone


145 Maggie Lester

Northwestern Invite., 4/3/06

BEST ROUNDS


BEST ROUNDS

145 Amber Weinerth


145 Jane Abood

Lady Boilermaker Invite., 4/17/83

146 Maggie Lester

Mercedes-Benz Champ., 10/22/05

146 Laura Hammond

Snowbird Intercll.., 3/12/99

147 Ellen Ceresko


147 Emily Ransone


147 Amber Weinerth

Landfall Tradition, 10/28-29/05

147 Sara Lester


147 Laura Hammond

Mid-West Classic, 2/20/98

148 Emily Ransone


148 Katrina Wolfe




149 Maggie Lester

Oregon State Invite., 9/13/05

149 Heather Preston

Cougar Invite., 10/29/04

150 Emily Ransone

Big Ten Championships, 4/23/10


First Market Bank Inter-

collegiate, 3/22/09

150 Maggie Lester


4/28/06

150 Amber Weinerth


150 Amber Weinerth


150 Keri Dugan

Yale Invite., 9/21/02

150 Laura Hammond

Peggy Kirk Bell Invite., 3/9/98

150 Evelyn Paik


150 Holly Turton

James Madison Classic, 10/7/95

150 Laura Hammond

James Madison Classic, 10/7/95

150 Kristen Lindren

James Madison Invite., 10/8/94

54 HOLES215 Sara Doell


218 Emily Ransone


219 Emily Ransone


219 Amber Weinerth

Lady Northern Invite., 9/24-

25/05

219 Laura Hammond


220 Maggie Lester

Northwestern Invite., 4/3-4/06

220 Katie Futcher


221 Cynthia Skilton

Spartan Invitational, 3/7/01

221 Katie Futcher


221 Jamie McClain


221 Laura Hammond

Lady Kat Invite., 10/10/97

221 Laura Hammond


221 Laura Hammond

BYU Invitational, 9/18/95

221 Cathy Gitzendanner

Lady Lion Invite., 4/27/91

223 GIa Fanelli

Cincinnati Fall Classic, 9/21/10


Canes and Cardinal, 4/7/09

223 Maggie Lester

Mercedes-Benz Champ., 10/21-

23/05

223 Sara Lester

Lady Northern Invite., 9/24-

25/05

223 Amber Weinerth


223 Andrea Lavelle


224 Amber Weinerth

Lady Buckeye Invite., 4/22-

23/06

224 Amber Weinerth

Mercedes-Benz Champ., 10/21-

23/05

224 Maggie Lester

Oregon State Invite., 9/13-

14/05

224 Amber Weinerth


224 Amber Weinerth


224 Katrina Wolfe


224 Katie Futcher


224 Cynthia Skilton


224 Laura Hammond

NCAA East Regional, 5/8/99

224 Laura Hammond

Bryan Cup, 3/28/99

224 Meg Young

Spartan Invitational, 9/21/91



302 Maggie Lester


304 Sara Doell


305 Christina Vosters


305 Amber Weinerth


306 Emily Ransone


306 Amber Weinerth


307 Holly Turton


308 Hanule Seo


308 Lisa Francisco


310 Andrea Lavelle



SCORING RECORDS

18 HOLES290 Mid-West Classic 2/21/98293 Lady Northern Invitational 9/24/05295 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/2/10295 Lady Buckeye Spring Invite 4/22/06295 Tar Heel Invitational 10/5/97296 Starmount Fall Classic 9/28/10296 Lady Northern Invitational 9/24/05296 Lady Northern Invitational 9/19/97296 Lady Northern Invitational 9/19/97296 Lady Northern Invitational 9/19/97297 Cougar Classic 9/12/10297 Spider Invitational 10/13/09297 Bucknell Invitational 9/7/08298 Northwestern Invitational 4/3/06298 Baytree Classic 9/19/00

298 Canes and Cardinal Classic 4/7/09

36 HOLES589 Lady Northern Invitational 9/24/05591 Yale Invitational 9/21/02596 Lady Buckeye Spring Invite 4/22/06600 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/2/10601 Northwestern Invitational 4/3/06601 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/16/05603 Lady Northern 10/12/10604 Starmount Fall Classic 9/28/10605 Big Ten Championships 4/29/06605 Oregon State Invitational 9/13/05606 Cougar Classic 9/13/10607 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 3/10/03608 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/14/00608 Lady Lion Invitational 8/31/96609 Big Ten Championships 4/23/10610 Bucknell Invitational 9/7/08611 Cincinnati Fall Classic 9/21/10611 Boonie Hoover Invitational 4/8-9/06

612 Mid-West Classic 2/20/98

54 HOLES888 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/3/99888 Lady Northern Invitational 9/19/97894 Lady Northern Invitational 9/25/05901 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/3/10901 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/11/03902 Lady Buckeye Spring Invite 4/23/06907 NCAA Regional 5/7/03908 Northwestern Invitational 4/4/06908 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/15/00909 Cougar Classic 10/14/10909 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/5/02911 Eagle Landing Invitational 3/10/09912 Waterlefe Invitational 3/17/03914 Oregon State Invitational 9/14/05915 Cincinnati Fall Classic 9/21/10915 Lady Northern 10/12/10915 Mercedes-Benz Champ. 10/23/05915 Baytree Classic 9/10/00916 Nittany Lion Invitational 10/3/04916 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 10/3/97

72 HOLES1215 Big Ten Championships 4/30/061220 Big Ten Championships 4/30/00

1222 Big Ten Championships 5/1/98

SEASON SCORING AVERAGE LEADERSYEARLY AVERAGE LEADER

YEAR PLAYER AVG. RDS. STROKES1986-87 Jody Harpster 81.47 17 13851987-88 Kristen Stone 80.71 17 13721988-89 Wendy MacTurk 80.89 21 16821989-90 Wendy MacTurk 79.77 30 23931990-91 Cathy Gitzendanner 78.90 31 24461991-92 Meg Young 80.91 33 26701992-93 Sherri McDonald 83.24 21 17481993-94 Sherri McDonald 80.66 29 23391994-95 Kristen Lindren 80.00 29 23201995-96 Laura Hammond 78.69 26 20461996-97 Holly Turton 79.48 27 21.461997-98 Laura Hammond 75.29 21 15811998-99 Laura Hammond 77.10 30 23131999-00 Katie Futcher 78.03 32 24972000-01 Katie Futcher 76.52 27 20662001-02 Katie Futcher 74.63 32 2388 2002-03 Katie Futcher 74.03 35 25912003-04 Amber Weinerth 77.04 28 21572004-05 Amber Weinerth 77.22 27 20852005-06 Maggie Lester 75.72 29 21962006-07 Evelyn Paik 79.03 28 22212007-08 Sara Lester 77.77 22 17112008-09 Brianna Malcolmson 77.77 31 24112009-10 Emily Ransone 78.10 28 21882010-11 Emily Ransone 76.20 29 2209

ALL-TIME BEST AVERAGESAVG. PLAYER YEAR RDS. STROKES74.03 Katie Futcher 2002-03 35 259174.63 Katie Futcher 2001-02 32 238875.29 Laura Hammond 1997-98 21 158175.27 Maggie Lester 2005-06 29 219675.96 Amber Weinerth 2005-06 29 220376.20 Emily Ransone 2010-11 29 220976.52 Katie Futcher 2000-01 27 206677.04 Amber Weinerth 2003-04 28 215777.10 Laura Hammond 1998-99 30 231377.22 Amber Weinerth 2004-05 27 208577.84 Holly Turton 1997-98 25 194677.77 Sara Lester 2007-08 22 171177.77 Brianna Malcolmson 2008-09 31 241178.00 Katrina Wolfe 2005-06 23 179478.03 Katie Futcher 1999-00 32 249778.07 Meghan Mull 2001-02 29 226478.10 Katrina Wolfe 2003-04 28 218778.10 Emily Ransone 2009-10 28 218878.28 Lisa Fransisco 1997-98 25 195778.30 Ellen Ceresko 2010-11 23 180078.50 Hanule Seo 2010-11 29 227778.61 Amber Weinerth 2002-03 31 243778.64 Darcy Issac 1997-98 22 173078.69 Laura Hammond 1995-96 26 204678.72 Sara Doell 1999-00 32 251978.77 Sara Lester 2005-06 26 204878.81 Andrea Lavelle 1999-00 32 252278.85 Cynthia Skilton 2000-01 27 212978.90 Cathy Gitzendanner 1990-91 31 244678.90 Christina Vosters 2010-11 21 165678.93 Lindsay Cullen 2008-09 27 213178.93 Keri Dugan 2002-03 29 228978.97 Meghan Mull 2002-03 31 2448


1964-65Head Coach: Mimi Ryan

1-0

May 4 at Bucknell W, 4-0June 18 at Gainesville (Fla.)


2-0-1

April 25 vs. Bucknell T, 2-2May 5 vs. Lock Haven W, 7-1May 27 at Ohio State W, 8.5-3.5June18-25 at Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament


1-1-1

May 3-4 at Centenary CollegeMay 16 at BucknellMay 27 vs. Ohio StateJune17-23 at Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament


1-1May 3-4 Eastern College Golf TournamentMay 7 at BucknellMay 10 vs. George WashingtonMay 16 at SUNY- Brockport


4-1-1June 16 vs. DGWS National Intercollegiate Golf Champions

1969-70Head Coach: Barbara Sanford

2-1Oct. 1-4 at Vermont WApril 11 at Ohio State L, 375-339April 18 at Mary Baldwin College W, 375

1970-71Head Coach: Barbara Sanford

5-0April 27 vs. Cornell W, 366-381May 4 vs. George Washington W, 274-276May 8 vs. Ohio State W, 356-392May 15 vs. SUNY-Cortland W, 350-495May 17 at Mary Baldwin College W, 260-315

1971-72Head Coach: Annette Thompson

12-0Oct. 1 EAIAW Championships 1st, 352April 11 Mary Baldwin College W, 23-0 Randolph Macon W, 23-13Apr. 25-27 at Longwood W, 24-21 vs. William and Mary W, 24-0April 29 Cornell W, 379-413May 2 Suny-Brockport W, 473-567May 6 at Ohio State W, 384-389 Vs. Bowling Green W, 384-393 Vs. Kent State W, 384-406May 11 at SUNY-Cortland W, 4-1


6-2

Oct. 4-6 at EAIAW Championships 3rdOct. 13 at SUNY-Brockport W, 105-109Oct. 23 at SUNY-Cortland W, 3-1April 24 Ithaca W, 131-144April 27 at Madison W, 3-0May 5 Ohio State L, 396-390May 9 at Cornell W, 262-293 vs. SUNY-Buffalo W, 262-284May 12 at Kent State W, 8.5-4 Vs. Bowling Green W, 8.5-6.5June 17-23 AIAW Championships 343

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS




8-2

Sept. 22 SUNY-Brockport W, 284-303Sept. 29 at SUNY-Cortland L, 2-3Oct. 4-6 EAIAW Championships 1st, 359April 11 at Madison W, 14.5-3.5 Vs. Mary Baldwin College W, 15-0April 17 at William and Mary W, 10-2 Vs. Randolph Macon W, 12-0April 23 at Randolph Macon W, 10.5-1.5 Vs. William and Mary W, 12-0May 11 at Ohio State L, 362-345 Vs. Bowling Green W, 362-390June AIAW Championships 12th, 1007


Sept. 21 Madison W, 4-0Sept. 27-28 Lady Lion Fall Invitational 1st, 726Oct. 4-5 EAIAW Championships 3rd, 365 Apr. 19-20 Randolph Macon Invite. 2nd, 732 May 2 Ithaca W, 88-121May 9-10 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 730 May 16-17 Buckeye Invitational 5th, 749


Sept.20-21 Lady Lion Fall Invitational 1st, 712 Sept.26-27 Central Michigan Invite. 2nd, 723 Oct. 2-4 EAIAW Championships 1st, 340 Apr. 23-24 Marshall Invitational 1st, 654 May 1-2 Michigan State Invite. 6th, 703 May 7-8 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 697 May 14- 1 Buckeye Invitational 4th, 721 June 16-19 AIAW Championships 693


Sept. 17 at SUNY-Cortland W, 315-348Sept. 24-25 Mt. Holyoke Invt. 2nd, 355-349 – 704Oct. 1-2 EAIAW Championships 1st, 336Apr. 9-10 Ohio State Invitational 4th, 355-348 – 703Apr. 22-23 Marshall Invitational 3rd, 315-337 – 652Apr. 29-30 Michigan State Invite. 2nd, 344-340 – 684May 6-7 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 342-343 – 685June 15-18 AIAW Championships 339-34-325 – 1007


Sept. 16-17 at SUNY-Cortland W, 336Sept. 23-24 at Mount Holyoke W, 336 vs. Massachusetts W, 336Oct. 15-16 EAIAW Championships 1st, 506Mar. 21-22 Marshall Invitational 1st Mar. 24-25 Duke Invitational 9th, 357Apr. 8-9 Lady Buckeye Invitational 6th, 348-345 – 693Apr. 21-22 Marshall Invitational 1st, 664Apr.28-29 Rutgers Invitational 1st, 321-336 – 657May 6-7 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 323-322 – 645June AIAW Championships 26th


Sept. 16 Longwood Invitational 1st Sept. 23 Mount Holyoke Invite. 1stSept. 29 SUNY- Cortland W, 335-347Oct. 6-7 EAIAW Championships 1stMar. 23-24 Duke Invitational 3rd April 7-8 Buckeye Invitational 8thApr. 20-21 Marshall Invitational 3rdApr.l 27-28 Rutgers Invitational 1stMay 5-6 Lady Lion Invitational 2ndJune 13-15 AIAW Championships 28th


Sept. 14-15 Longwood Invitational Sept. 21-22 EAIAW ChampionshipsSept. 29-30 Penn State Fall InvitationalOct. 19-20 New Jersey InvitationalNov. 3-5 Lady Tar Heel InvitationalMar. 21-23 Duke InvitationalApr. 4-5 Lady Buckeye InvitationalApr. 18-19 Marshall InvitationalMay 2-3 Rutgers InvitationalMay 9-10 Lady Lion InvitationalJune 11-14 AIAW Championships

1980-81Head Coach: Mary Kennedy

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1981-82 Head Coach: Mary Kennedy

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Lady Northern Invitational 8th, 327-310-312 Michigan State Invitational 1st, 303-306-300 Duke Invitational 7th, 312-322-327- 961Oct. 22 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 11th, 333-327-316Mar. 24-25 Kingsmill Invitational 2nd, 345Apr. 1-2 Marshall Invitational 4th, 317-316-323- 956Apr. 9-10 Lady Lion Invitational 4th, 325-325- 650Apr. 17-18 Lady Boiler Invitational 2nd, 316-319 -635Apr. 22-24 Duke Invitational 5th, 320-330-329- 979


Sept. 15-16 Longwood Invitational 7th, 330-325-322- 977Sept. 23-24 Lady Spartan Invitational 5th, 319-315-319- 953Sept. 29-30 ECAC Championships 3rd, 325-326- 673Oct. 6-7 Yale Invitational 3rd, 340-333 -673Oct. 12-14 Duke Invitational 5th, 320-320-329- 979Apr. 14-15 Lady Lion Invitational 3rd, 322-322-321- 975Apr. 20-22 Lady Buckeye Invitational 11th, 345-345 -690


Sept. 21-22 Michigan State Invitational 5th, 319-315-319- 953Sept. 28-29 James Madison Invitational 2nd, 338-321 -659Oct. 7 Yale Invitational 3rd, 340-333- 673Mar. 8-10 Troy State Invitational 19th, 331-336-335-1002Apr. 5-7 Duke Invitational 14th, 333-329-338-1000Apr. 19-21 Lady Buckeye Invitational 5th, 341-333-347-1021Apr. 27-28 Lady Lion Invitational 3rd, 334-320-329- 983May 25 NCAA Championships 18th


Assistant Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Sept. 28-29 James Madison Invitational 2nd, 338-321- 659Oct. 15 Yale Invitational 1st, 420Oct. 18-20 Duke Fall Invitational 4th, 323-320-314- 957Oct. 25-27 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 10th, 318-328-319- 965Nov. 1-2 Ford Collegiate Invitational 11th, 989Mar. 7-9 Hudson Industries Invitational 18th, 1012Apr. 4-6 Duke Spring Invitational 9th, 340-317-314- 971Apr. 18-20 William & Mary Invitational 4th, 1015Apr. 26-27 Lady Lion Invitational 2nd, 311-305- 616



Sept. 19-21 Ford Collegiate Invitational 11th, 343-333-331-1007Sept. 27-28 ECAC Championships 3rd, 342-319-661Oct. 4-5 Yale Invitational 2nd, 341-333-674Oct. 10-12 Duke Invitational 6th, 329-328-322- 979Oct. 24-26 Lady Tar Heel Classic 14th, 324-315-327- 966Nov. 2-3 Lady Lion Invitational 2nd, 328-322-650Apr. 3-5 Duke Invitational 11th, 329-352-332-1013Apr. 10-12 Seahawk/Azalea Invitational 4th, 331-325-322- 978Apr. 17-19 William & Mary Invitational 4th, 321-322-329- 972


Assistant Coach: Denise St. PierreSept. 11-13 Longwood Invitational 3rd, 329-331-318- 978Sept. 26-27 ECAC Championships 2nd, 325-330-656Oct. 2-4 James Madison Invitational 2nd, 332-319-337- 988Oct. 23-25 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 17th, 335-352-335- 1022Mar. 18-20 Peggy Kirk Invitational 9th, 334-355-329- 1018Apr. 1-3 Duke Spring Invitational 10th, 341-336-326- 1003Apr. 8-10 UNC-Wilmington Invitational 6th, 348-340-331- 1019Apr. 15-17 William & Mary Invitational 6th, 328-342-344- 1014



Sept. 9-10 Ohio State Invitational 11th, 341-327-328- 996Sept. 16-18 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 13th, 322-337-329- 988Sept. 24-25 ECAC Championships 3rd, 330-331 -641S. 30-Oct. 2 James Madison Invitational 3rd, 328-337-317- 982Oct. 21-23 Lady Lion Invitational 3rd, 326-326-337- 989Mar. 3-5 Hudson Industries Invitational 10th, 325-322-329- 976Mar. 20-21 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 7th, 328-334-330-922M. 31-A.2 Duke Spring Invitational 18th, 332-339-338- 1009Apr. 7-9 UNC-Wilmington Invitational 4th, 332-317- 649Apr. 21-22 William & Mary Invitational 2nd, 329-319-329- 977

1989-90Head Coach: Mary Kennedy-ZierkeAssistant Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Sept. 15-17 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 12th, 324-331-310- 965S.29-Oct. 1 Spartan Invitational 5th, 334-312-323- 969Oct. 6-7 Lady Buckeye Invitational 8th, 319-329-330- 978Oct. 13-15 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 318-310-311- 939Nov. 10-12 ECAC Championships 2nd, 333-31-317- 962Feb. 23 Central Florida Invitational 10th, 342-338-328-1008Mar. 11-13 Peggy Kirk Invitational 12th, 337-334-319- 990Apr. 7-8 Indiana Invitational 5th, 332-325-322- 979Apr. 21-23 William & Mary Invitational 3rd, 312-332-328- 972




Sept. 7-9 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 12th, 315-310-313- 930Sept. 22-24 James Madison Invitational 2nd, 303-311-315- 929Sept. 27-29 Michigan State Invitational 1st, 317-308-322Oct. 5-7 Lady Buckeye Invitational 13th, 332-315-322Oct. 19-21 ECAC Championships 1st, 320-317-314- 951Mar. 1-3 Central Florida Invitational 15th, 339-334- 673Mar. 11-12 Peggy Kirk Invitational 2nd, 317-322-317- 948Apr. 6-7 Indiana Invitational 6th, 325-333-326- 984Apr. 12-14 Azalea/Seahawk Invitational 1st, 318-312-316- 946Apr. 19-21 William & Mary Invitational 1st, 312-313- 625Apr. 27-28 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 314-312-310- 936


Sept. 7-9 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 10th, 313-312-312- 937Sept. 21-22 Spartan Invitational 6th, 316-308-315- 939Sept. 27-28 Lady Northern Invitational 9th, 316-331-313- 960Oct. 4-6 Duke Fall Invitational 9th, 332-32-335- 993Oct. 12-13 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 309-302-319- 930Mar. 9-10 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational 12th, 343-339-329- 1011Mar. 12-13 Snowbird Intercollegiate 5th, 323-330- 653Mar. 27-29 William & Mary Invitational 1st, 340-343-327- 1010Apr. 4-5 Indiana Invitational 4th, 338-328-321-987 Apr. 25-26 Ohio State Invitational 8th, 329-337-319- 985A.30-May 3 Big Ten Championships 6th, 324-345-324-348- 1341

1992-93Head Coach: Denise St. Pierre

Assistant Coach: Kerry Lee O’LearySept. 11-13 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 15th, 326-333-325- 984Sept. 18-20 Lady Northern Invitational 14th, 341-339- 680Sept. 26-27 Lady Spartan Invitational 4th, 319-324- 644Oct. 3-4 Yale Invitational 2nd, 349-341- 690Oct. 10-11 James Madison Invitational 5th, 338-341- 679Mar. 8-12 Peggy Kirk Invitational 15th, 343-352-344- 1039Mar. 20-21 William & Mary Invitational 2nd, 337-330- 667Apr. 10-11 Ohio State Invitational 15th, 350-351-336- 1037Apr. 17-18 Lady Lion Invitational 4th, 326-329- 655May 7-9 Big Ten Championships 7th, 339-332-328-322-1321


Sept. 10-12 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 7th, 323-315-312- 950Sept. 10-12 Lady Tar Heel Invitational 7th, 323-315-312- 950Sept. 18-19 Spartan Fall Invitational 3rd, 322-316- 638Oct. 2-3 Yale Invitational 1st, 349-335 -684Oct. 8-10 Lady Northern Invitational 10th, 324-322-343- 989Oct. 22-24 James Madison Invitational 2nd, 324-334-315- 973Mar. 12-15 Peggy Kirk Invitational 7th, 320-318-323- 961Mar. 20-21 William & Mary Invitational 3rd, 326-329 -655Apr. 9-10 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 306-324-325-998May 5-8 Big Ten Championships 9th, 331-332-334-326-1323


Sept. 3-4 Minnesota Invitational 7th, 323-315-312 - 950 Sept. 25-25 Methodist U. Invite. 3rd, 322-316 - 638 Oct. 2 Michigan Lady Northern 1st, 349-335 - 684 Oct. 8-9 James Madison Invite. 10th, 324-322-343 - 989 Oct. 22-23 ECAC Championships 2nd, 324-334-315 - 973 Oct. 29-30 Cougar Invitational 3rd, 309-309 - 618 Mar. 13 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite. 3th, 311-313-303- 927 Mar. 31 Duke Invitational 9th, 335-313-319 - 967

Apr. 15 Lady Lion Invitational 2nd, 329-322 - 651 Apr. 20 U. of San Francisco Invite. 1st , 323-333-310 May 5 Big Ten Championships 5th, 325-311-312-335 - 1283


Assistant Coach: Sherri McDonaldSept. 2-3 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 320-302-318 - 940 Sept. 18-19 BYU Invitational 2nd, 311-313-317 - 941 Sept. 24-25 Northwestern Invite. 13th, 344-334-323 - 1001 Sept. 29-1 Lady Northern Invite. 9th, 325-315-320 - 960Oct. 7-8 James Madison Fall Classic 1st, 309-311 - 620Oct. 21 ECAC Championship 2nd, 335-332 - 667 Mar. 4-5 College of Charleston Invite. 3rd, 329-323 - 652 Mar. 12-13 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite. 5th, 323-323 - 646 Mar. 31-A. 2 Duke Intercollegiate 5th, 323-316- 639 Apr. 15-16 Campbell Invitational 4th, 326-326 - 652 Apr. 26-28 Big Ten Championships 7th, 339-341-323 - 1003

1996-97Head Coach: Denise St. PierreAssistant Coach: Gary Korman

Aug. 31-1 Lady Lion Invitational 2nd, 307-301 - 608 Sept. 20-22 Lady Northern 10th, 315-321-328 - 964

Sept.27-29 Lady Tar Heel Invite. 10th, 324-311-321 - 956Oct. 5-6 James Madison Invite. 1st, 317-316 - 633 Oct.21 ECAC Championships 3rd, 337 Feb. 21-22 Mid-West Classic 3rd, 313-301 - 614 Mar. 10-11 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite. 8th, 324-338-321 - 983 Mar. 13-14 Snowbird Intercollegiate 6th, 325-305 - 630 Mar. 30-31 Duke Invitational 11th, 335-327-338 - 1000

Apr. 30-31 Lady Lion Invitational 1st, 313-318 - 631 May 2-4 Big Ten Championships 3rd, 329-322-317-315 - 1283




Sept. 19-21 Lady Northern Invite. 2nd, 296-296-296 - 888 Oct. 3-5 Lady Tar Heel Invite. 8th, 306-315-295 - 916 Oct. 10-12 Lady Kat Invitational 4th, 307-316-299 - 922 Oct. 18-19 ECAC Championships 1st, 304 Oct. 25-26 James Madison Invite. 1st, 303 Feb. 20-21 Mid-West Classic 4th, 322-290 - 612 Mar. 9-10 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite. 6th, 318-322 - 640 Mar. 27-29 Bryan Cup Invitational 14th, 322-320-323 - 965 April 25-26 Lady Buckeye Invite. 4th, 318-306-312 - 936 May1-3 Big Ten Championships 5th, 308-303-305-306 - 1222


Sept. 14-15 Cougar Invitational 5th, 315-318 - 633 Sept. 25-27 Lady Northern Invite. 6th, 323-315-326 - 964 Oct. 23-25 Stanford Invitational 18th, 317-326-319 - 962 Nov. 1-3 Memphis Intercollegiate 4th, 307-308-303 - 918 Feb. 27-28 Mid-West Classic 2nd, 322-323 - 645 Mar. 8-9 Peggy Kirk Bell Invite. 3rd, 319-320 - 639 Mar. 11-12 Snowbird Intercollegiate 4th, 313-313 - 626 Mar. 26-28 Bryan Cup Intercollegiate 6th, 320-307-314 - 941 April 10-11 Nittany Lion Invitational 1st, 315-304-322 - 941A 30-M. 2 Big Ten Championships 7th, 334-327-311-309 - 1281

May 6-8 NCAA East Regional 18th, 307-309-317 - 933


Sept. 10-12 Baytree Classic 8th, 314-309-316 - 939 Sept. 17-19 Lady Northern Invite. 7th, 309-322-306 - 937 Sept. 25-26 Mary Fossum Invite. 9th, 321-319-312 - 952 Oct. 1-3 Nittany Lion Invitational 2nd, 297-292-299 - 888 Oct. 23-24 ECAC Championships 1st, 312-308 - 620 Feb. 25-27 Mid-West Classic 14th, 333-348-334 - 1015 Mar. 24-26 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 11th, 306-316-322 - 944 April 2-3 Fighting Camel Classic 2nd, 314-322 - 636 April 22-23 Buckeye Invitational 10th, 333-325-321 - 979 April 28-30 Big Ten Championships 8th, 300-310-308 - 1220 May 5-7 NCAA East Regional 20th, 304-319-315 - 938

2000-01Head Coach: Denise St. PierreAssistant Coach: Emily Marron

Sept. 8-10 Baytree Classic 2nd, 315-302-298 - 915 Sept. 29-1 Lady Northern Invite. 9th, 322-313-308 - 943 Oct. 13-15 Nittany Lion Fall Invite. 1st, 302-306-302 - 908 Nov. 6-8 Pine Needles Invite. 8th, 310-306-302 - 918 Feb. 26-27 Carolina Classic 10th, 334-316 - 650 Mar. 5-7 San Jose Spartan Invite. 9th, 308-308-305 - 921 Mar. 26-27 Lady Seahawk Invite. 9th, 323-313-322 - 958 April 6-8 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 14th, 313-309-306 - 928 April 27-29 Big Ten Championships 9th, 310-323-331-320 - 1284


Sept. 21-23 Lady Northern Invite. 4th, 302-302-294- 898 Sept. 29-30 Nittany Lion Fall Invite. 1st, 310-299-305- 914 Oct. 8-9 Legends Shootout 11th, 296-209-316- 921 Feb. 25-26 Carolina Collegiate Clc. 5th, 317-314- 631 Mar. 4-6 Spartan Invite. 11th, 302-320-307- 929 Mar. 26-27 Lady Seahawk Invite. 8th, 308-312-308- 928 April 5-7 Bryan Park Intercollegiate 15th, 315-311-309- 935 April 26-28 Big Ten Championships 8th, 315-306-337-336- 1296


Sept. 13-15 Lady Kat Invite. 5th, 303-316- 619 Sept. 21-22 Yale Invite. 1st, 293-298- 591 Sept. 28-29 Lady Northern Invite. 2nd, 295-305-298- 895 Oct. 5-6 Nittany Lion Invite. 1st, 299-304-306- 909 Oct. 18-20 Mercedes-Benz 11th, 323-317-303- 943Nov. 1-3 Landfall Tradition 8th, 307-322-308-937 Mar. 10-11 Peggy Kirk Invite. 1st, 316-291- 607 Mar. 17-18 Waterlefe Invite. 3rd, 307-308-297- 912April 12-13 Lady Boilermaker 11th, 317-321-312- 950 April 25-27 Big Ten Championships 11th, 312-309-308-312- 1241May 7-10 NCAA East Regional 13th, 305-306-296- 907


Assistant Coach: Leighann Rastede

Sept. 15-16 Cougar Fall Intercoll. 13th, 314-311-318- 943 Sept. 27-28 Lady Northern Invite. T13th, 320-324-323-967 Oct. 11-12 Nittany Lion Invite. 2nd, 302-298-301- 901 Oct. 19-21 Mercedes-Benz Chmp. 15th, 299-304-306- 909 Oct. 31-2 Landfall National 10th, 320-310-309- 939Feb. 20-24 Puerto Rico Classic 15th, 324-322-321- 967 Mar. 5-12 Peggy Kirk Bell 5th, 324-318-312- 954 April 9-11 Bonnie Hoover Invite. T5th, 303-314-314- 931 April 23-25 Big Ten Championships T9th, 313-319-316-318- 1266





Assistant Coach: Leighann Rastede

Sept. 11-12 Lady Northern Invite. 11th, 310-316-320-946Oct. 2-3 Nittany Lion Invite. 4th, 289-314-313-916Oct. 8-10 Mercedes-Benz Chmp. 16th, 321-309-314-944Oct. 29-31 Landfall Tradition 12th, 316-306-310-932Feb. 20-23 Puerto Rico Classic 14th, 335-320-315-970Mar. 7-9 Edwin Watts Classic 16th, 332-317-334-983Apr. 9-10 Lady Duke Invite. A - 7th, 320-316-298-934 B - 9th, 323-322-304-949Apr. 16-17 Lady Buckeye 10th, 321-315-326-962Apr. 29-May 1 Big Ten Championships 11th, 313-324-348-985


Assistant Coach: Sara DoellSept. 13-14 Oregon State Invite. 6th, 303-302-309-914Sept. 24-25 Lady Northern Invite. 3rd, 293-296-305-894Oct. 15-16 Nittany Lion Invite. 2nd, 300-301-601Oct. 21-23 Mercedes-Benz Chmp. 8th, 306-308-301-915Oct. 28-30 Landfall Tradition T7th, 321-302-315-938Mar. 27-28 Anteater Invitational 4th, 325-327-327-979Apr. 1-2 Northwestern Invite. 11th, 303-298-307-908Apr. 8-9 Boonie Hoover Invite. 1st, 306-305-611Apr. 22-23 Lady Buckeye Invite. 8th, 295-301-306-902Apr. 28-30 Big Ten Championships 7th, 303-302-299-311-1215


Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 16-17 Lady Northern Invite. 9th, 314-309-315-938Sept. 22-24 Nittany Lion Invite. 1st, 314-307-306-927Oct. 13-15 Mercedes-Benz Chmp. 12th, 310-305-305-920Oct. 27-29 Landfall Tradition 12th, 316-327-324-967Mar. 5-6 Pinehurst Challenge T13th, 337-311-648Mar. 16-17 Longhorn Invitational 14th, 316-322-333-971Mar. 24-25 William and Mary Invite. 8th, 325-317-642Apr. 9-10 Indiana Invitational 14th, 327-312-639Apr. 21-22 Lady Buckeye Invite. 10th, 335-314-327-976Apr. 27-29 Big Ten Championships 10th, 327-321-211-312-1275


Assistant Coach: Sara DoellSept. 10-11 Cougar Classic 19th, 302-327-310-939Sept. 22-23 Lady Northern 12th, 314-310-309-933S 31-O 1 Nittany Lion Invite. 3rd, 312-309-314-935Oct. 8-10 Edean Ihlanfeldt 16th, 331-312-320-963Oct. 26-28 Landfall Tradition 11th, 325-308-310-943Mar. 9-11 Pinehurst Challenge T18th, 324-322-316-962Mar. 28-30 Bryan National Collegiate 18th, 335-341-331-1007April 7-8 Bloomington, Ind. 14th, 325-315-316-956 April 19-20 Lady Buckeye 6th, 313-319-314-946April 25-27 Big Ten Championships 10th, 305-308-311-312-1236


Assistant Coach: Sara Doell

Sept. 7 Bucknell Invite. 1st, 313-297-610Sept. 13-14 Nittany Lion Invite. 2nd, 308-306-307-921Sept. 20-21 Princeton Invite. 8th, 317-322-639Sept. 29 Badger Invite. 10th, 310-312-314-936Oct. 4-5 Hawkeye Intercollegiate T11th, 325-313-321-959Oct. 18-19 Lady Northern 12th, 312-313-338-963Mar. 9-10 JMU Eagle Landing Invite. 7th, 305-305-301-911Mar. 22 First Market Bank Intercoll. 4th, 311-320-631April 6-7 Canes and Cardinal Classic 5th, 304-316-298-918April 18-19 Lady Buckeye Invite. T9th, 310-319-321-950April 24-26 Big Ten Championships 11th, 329-321-336-317-1303


Assistant Coach: Sara DoellSept. 18-19 Lady Paladin Invite. 12th, 316-322-638

Sept. 27-28 Lady Northern Invite. 14th, 314-316-321-951Oct. 3-4 Nittany Lion Invite. 2nd, 305-313-307-925Oct. 12-13 Spider Invite. 4th, 318-297-615Feb. 7-9 Lady Puerto Rico Classic 16th, 319-320-322-961Mar. 5-7 Rio Verde Invite. 15th, 317-319-322-958Mar. 13-14 Low Country Intercollegiate 8th, 327-312-639April 5-6 Canes and Cardinal Classic 8th, 318-319-307-944April 17-18 Lady Buckeye Invite. 11th, 338-336-320-994April 23-25 Big Ten Championships 10th, 304-305-309-324-1242


Assistant Coach: Fred Jefferson

Sept. 12-14 Cougar Classic T14th, 297-309-303-909 Sept. 20-21 Cincinnati Fall Classic 4th, 305-306-304-915Sept. 26-28 Starmount Fall Classic 5th, 308-296-604Oct. 2-3 Nittany Lion Invite. 1st, 295-305-301-901Oct. 11-12 Lady Northern 10th, 301-302-312-915Feb. 13-15 Puerto Rico Classic 16th, 317-321-300-938Mar. 4-6 Rio Verde Invite. 5th, 306-308-311-925Mar. 19-20 C&F Bank Invite. T5th, 322-312-634April 16-17 Lady Buckeye Invite. 8th, 317-322-315-954April 22-24 Big Ten Championships 10th, 321-314-307-305-1247


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

All-Time Letterwinners(since the program began in 1964-65)

ALynn Abbey 1979Jane Abood 1980-83Katie Aldridge 1996-98Victoria Arena 2008-10Cindy Atwood 1968

BEllen Black 1980-83Erin Borowicz 1984-87Bobby Boyle 1995-98Vivian Brownlee 1969-71Hallie Bunk 1976-78Patricia Butcher 1981

CCarol Caldwell 1973Giulia Carando 2008-11Brooke Carder 1997-00Ellen Ceresko 2011-Pres.Kristin Clark 1989-92Anne Corbin 1965Louise Cortice 1967Tricia Crossin 1982Lindsay Cullen 2007-10Missy Curry 1993-94Jody Czap 1989

D-EDeborah Danser 1995-97Sandra de la Cruz 2003-05Diane DeRusha 1969-72Lisa Dine 1985-87Sara Doell 1997-00BethDowney 1977-79Keri Dugan 2000-03Andrea Dutcher 1971-74Susan Ditilly 1985-88Jennifer Eberlein 1991-94Jennifer Elsea 2000-03

FGia Fanelli 2009-11Kristin Farrell 1996-97Ruth Ferguson 1972Anne Farry 1965-66Joanne Finegan 1981-82Brittany Fisher 2006

Jill Finlan 1993-96 Jacqueline Foust 1988-90Lisa Francisco 1997-00Mary Ellen Friend 1976Sally Furniss 1975-76Rosemarie Fuster 2001-03Katie Futcher 2000-03

GPatricia Gable 1965-66Courtney Gagnon 2002-06Nancy Gardner 1966Jeanne Ginsburgh 1970Catherine Gitzendanner 1988-91Kelly Grimes 1976-79Marsha Gullo 1973-76Kellie Gustas 2009

HCarolyn Haag 1966Laura Hammond 1995-99April Hardisty 1994-98Jody Harpster 1986-88Susan Highducheck 1985-87Gloria Hite 1968-69Anne Holmes 1980-81Linda Hook 1974Betsy Houseman 2002-06Jill Hunady 1994

I-KJan Ifret 1974Darcy Issac 1996-99Judith Jackson 1976Sandra Jaskol 1980-83Linda Johnson 1967Jennifer Jones 1980-81Katherine Jones 1981-84Barb Kaiser 1970-72Maureen Kelleher 1976-79Kelly Kephart 1998-01Tina Kocinski 2003-06Courtney Kordes 2010-Pres.Valerie Krick 1985-87

LAndrea Lavelle 1999-2002Jamie Lavin 2010-Pres.Laura Lecker 1975Maggie Lester 2003-07Sara Lester 2006-08Kristin Lindgren 1991-95Barbara Lloyd 1983-85Sally Long 1967Nicole Love 2003-06

Ann Ludwig 1974 Lauren Lundy 2003-06Sue Lympany 1970

MWendy MacTurk 1988-91Brianna Malcolmson 2008-11Lynn Marriott 1978-81Emily Marron 1995-98Meagan Martin 1996-00Jamie McClain 1998-01Sherri McDonald 1992-95Kelly McKinney 1997-01Helen J. McMillen 1966Michelle Malinich 1974Dodi Maragulia 1974Jolene Meyer 1974-76Judi Mitchell 1975-78Claudio Moreno 1994-96Elaine Morrison 1973Elizabeth Mosher 1965Meghan Mull 2000-03Katherine Murphy 2007-10


N-PPamela Nicholson 1992-94Dineen Notman 2009, 2011Francine O’Brien 1973Kerry O’Leary 1989-92Susan Oliver 2001-04Kelly Osborne 2008-09Jan Over 1970Christin Pacacha 2004-08Megan Padua 2004-08Evelyn Paik 2003-07Emily Pavesich 2004-08Kathleen Patrick 1977-80Debra Patton 1988-81Jan Pawl 1994-96Lynn Percival 1990-93Heather Preston 1992-95

REmily Ransone 2010-Pres.Lisa Rastede 2006Sally Ratcliffe 1984-85Barbara Reigel 1974Sue Rhine 1968Traci Richardson 1997-00Emily Riddle 2009Mary Robertson 1974Kristin Roland 1989-92Nikki Ruddy 1996-98Judy Rumbaugh 1966-67

Kathy Runburger 1970

SCollen Scally 1992-95Hanule Seo 2010-Pres.Maryellen Sheehan 1970Susan Shuma 1974-76Lynn Simon 1974-75Margot Sinclair 1965Cynthia Skilton 2000-03Sally Slater 1977-80Carole Ann Smith 1965-66Julie Smith 1973-75Sally Smith 1968-69Brenda Sterner 1970-71Denise St. Pierre 1980-83

Kirsten Stone 1986-90Beverly Sumpter 1965-68Sharon Sumpter 1966Erin Suvak 1996-98

T-U-VCaroline Tumin 1984-85Lisa Thomas 1982-84Marjorie Trout 1973Holly Turton 1995-98Beth Underwood 1970-73Christina Vosters 2011-Pres.

WKatie Waldeisen 2004-06Peggy Walker 1970Cathy Ward 1975Suellen Wayda 1968Amber Weinerth 2002-06Martha Wells 1990-94Patricia Wentzell 1970Debbie Westover 1970Erin White 1993Janet Whitlow 1986-88Kris Whittaker 1970-71Erin White 1993Janet Whitlow 1986-88Kris Whittaker 1970-71Suzanne Williams 1965-66Brenda Williamson 1988-90Lydia T. Willits 1966Janene Wirtz 1970-72Katrina Wolfe 2003-06

Y-ZMargaret Young 1989-92Grace Youngblood 1974Stephanie Zakutney 1989Audrey Ziff 1978

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