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Table of Contents ..................................................................1

ISU Quick Facts ......................................................................2

About Idaho State/Campus Photos/School Facts .........3-4

Academic Services ...............................................................5

Athletic Training/ISU Sports and Orthopaedic Center ......6

Commitment to Diversity ......................................................7

Bengal Village ....................................................................8-9

Big Sky Conference ............................................................10

WOMENS Golf

Head Coach Kellie Hooper ...............................................12

Womens Golf Roster ..........................................................13

Katie Phillips ..........................................................................14

Sadie Venn ..........................................................................15

Kylie Smith ............................................................................16

Amanda Hendricks .............................................................17

Kalee Gibbons .....................................................................18

Chloe Foster .........................................................................19

Julia DiGiallonardo..............................................................20

Annielaurie Norman ............................................................21

Fall 2009 Results ...................................................................22

2008-09 Results ................................................................23-24

2007-08 Results .....................................................................25

2006-07 Results .................................................................... 26

Team Records ......................................................................27

Individual Records..........................................................28-29

Big Sky Conference Championships.................................30

Bengal Classic Invitational .................................................31

Womens Golf All-Time Roster ............................................32

MENS Tennis

Head Coach Bobby Goeltz ..........................................34-35

Graduate Assistant Coach Marc Pijoan ..........................36

Mens Tennis Roster .............................................................37

Javier Royo/Danel Barrenechea .................................38-41

Dan Buckingham/Dakota Pate ....................................42-44

Colton Pate/Nate Gross ................................................45-46

2008-09 Season Results .......................................................47

2008-09 Individual Results ...................................................48

2008-09 Big Sky Results ........................................................49

Year-by-Year Results ...........................................................50

All-Time Results ................................................................51-52

Awards .................................................................................53

All-Time Roster ......................................................................54

WOMENS TENNIS

Womens Tennis Roster .......................................................55

Lisel Lewis/Sophie Dang ................................................56-59

Madison Snevily/Risa Fujiwara ......................................60-63

Therese Karlsson/Rilee Moorhead ................................64-65

Amy Bettis/Rachel Ryan/Paige Findlay .......................66-68

2008-09 Season Results .......................................................69

2008-09 Individual Results ...................................................70

2008-09 Big Sky Results ........................................................71

Year-by-Year Results ...........................................................72

All-Time Results ................................................................73-74

Awards .................................................................................75

All-Time Roster ......................................................................76

Mens and Womens Tennis Series Info ........................77-78

Administration and Media

ISU President Dr. Vailas........................................................80

Director of Athletics ............................................................81

Administration/Staff .......................................................82-84

PAWS/S.A.A.C. .....................................................................85

Notable ISU Alumni .............................................................86

Bengal Champions .............................................................87

Idaho State Ring of Honor ..................................................88

ISU Sports Hall of Fame .......................................................89

Staff Directory ......................................................................90

Media Directory ..................................................................91

Media Information ..............................................................92

CreditsThe 2009-10 Idaho State University Golf and Tennis Media Guide was compiled and written by Katie Zigars and Jaime Schroeder. Design and layout was by Zigars using Adobe InDesign software. Permission is granted to quote, in whole or part, any material in this guide. The guide was edited by Zigars and Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations Frank Mercogliano. All photographs are credited to ISU Photographic Services unless otherwise noted. The media guide was printed by Falls Printing in Idaho Falls.

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GOLF COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Kellie Hooper(Idaho State, 1998)Years at ISU: 1st YearOffice Phone: 208-282-5469 Hooper E-Mail: [email protected]

golf HISTORYFirst Year of Golf: 1993 (16 yrs)Big Sky Tournament History/Last: 15 appearances/9thBig Sky Tournament Championships: 1-1994Big Sky Tournament Individual Championships: 1-1994,Candace Cordingly (239)

TENNIS COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Bobby Goeltz Years at ISU: 20th YearOffice Phone: (208) 282-4742Goeltz E-Mail: [email protected] Coach: Marc PijoanE-Mail: [email protected]

Womens Tennis HISTORYFirst Year of Tennis: 1963 (47 yrs)Overall All-Time Record: 209-272 (.435)Mountain West Season Champions: 3-1983, 1984, 1987Big Sky Singles Champions: 1-1991 Rebecca Smith

mens Tennis HISTORYFirst Year of Tennis: 1977 (33 yrs)Overall All-Time Record: 279-331 (.457)Mountain West Season Champions: 1-1965Big Sky Regular Season Champions: 1-1990Big Sky Tournament Singles Champions: 2-1964 & 1965, Don AxtellBig Sky Tournament Doubles Champions: 2- 1992 & 1993, Mike Castrilli/Omer Rashid

athletic Training & conditioning StaffHead Athletic Trainer: Jodi Wotowey(Saint Mary of the Plains, 1991)Head of Strength and Conditioning: Mark Campbell(Idaho State, 1992)

ISU QUICK FACTSFounded: 1901Location: Pocatello, IdahoEnrollment: 14,209Nickname: BengalsColors: Orange and BlackTennis Facility: Reed Gym (4 Indoor Courts)Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big Sky ConferencePresident: Dr. Arthur C. VailasAthletic Director: Jeff TingeyAssoc. Athletic Director: Nancy GrazianoAthletic Phone: 208-282-4668Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Scott Benson

SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. AD for Media Relations: Frank Mercogliano OfficePhone:208-282-2621 E-Mail:[email protected] SID (Tennis Contact): Katie Zigars OfficePhone:208-282-3651 CellPhone:208-406-3910 E-Mail:[email protected] Assistant (Golf Contact):Jaime Schroeder OfficePhone:208-406-3190 Fax:208-282-3659Web Site Address: www.isubengals.com

FAX/PRESS BOX/TICKETSAthletic Department FAX 282-4063Ticket Information 282-FANS

*Admission to All Tennis Matches are Free*

Idaho State GOLF AND TENNIS Quick Facts

Why the Bengals? How did Idaho States athletic teams become the Bengals, when there just arent any to be found in the region? A good question. Originally, when the school was the Academy of Idaho in 1902, the schools athletic teams were dubbed Bantams, and it stayed that way until 1917, when J.A. Fogt became head football coach. Now Idaho Tech, the teams nickname was changed to Tigers, in part due to Ralph Hutchinson, who was the Director of Physical EducationandAthletics.HutchinsonwasagraduateofPrinceton(theTigers),sohefoundedtheschoolsfirstbooster club, the I Club, and brought the Tiger mascot with him. When the school became the University of Idaho-Southern Branch in 1927, the nickname switched to Bengals, although many newspaper and yearbook accounts refer to the team by both Bengals and Tigers. The freshman teams during this time suffered the unfortunate distinction of the nickname Kittens. As a branch of the University of Idaho, the schools colors were black and gold, just like the Vandals, and althoughtheofficialcolorsswitchedtoblackandorangesometimeinthe1940s,thefootballteamworeblackjerseys with gold trim through the 60s. The squad also used red numerals for a while in the late 1940s, and the squads 1970 home jerseys were more red than orange. It wasnt until 1971 that a truly orange jersey was used by thefootballteamforthefirsttime. The schoolsofficialcolorsareblackandorange(PMS165),and the trimcolor isgold (PMS137),a smallremembrance to harken back to ISUs rich history.

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ABOUT IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY

Idaho State University is aCarnegie-classifieddoctoralresearch and teaching institution that draws students from around the world. It meets the growing demand for higher-education services with seven collegesArts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Professions, Pharmacy and Technologyand a graduate school. Together, they offer nearly 280 certificate, bachelors,masters, doctoral and post-doctoral programs. ISU is the state-designated lead institution for health-professions education. Founded in 1901 as the Academy of Idaho, Idaho State University initially offered college-prep and industrial courses.Initsfirst100years,the

school underwent considerable growth and change. Forty students were enrolled in Pocatello in 1902; today, about 14,000 students attend classes at the main campus and at centers around the state. More than 2,000 graduate annually. Idaho State Universitys role in higher education has grown dramatically. In 1927, legislation was passed making it the University of IdahoSouthern Branch. In 1963 it became Idaho State University. At

that time there were 3,500 students, four colleges offering six bachelors and eight masters degrees, and a trade and technical school with 14 programs. Current enrollment includes about 2,500 students attending ISUIdaho Falls, and more than 2,500 attending classes at ISUBoise, ISUTwin Falls, and centers in American Falls, Blackfoot, Coeur dAlene, Hailey, Preston and Soda Springs. Located in Pocatello, ISU is a short distance from several prominent recreation areas, foremost among them Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, and Sun Valley. ISU students enjoy unrivaled outdoor activities, from skiingtobackpacking,bicycling,river-running,andfishinginIdahos famous blue-ribbon trout streams.

The original campus consisted of a four-block area of 8 1/2 acres donated by the citizens of Pocatello. Today, ISU has 105 buildings and 1,103 acres. The university offers cultural events and athletic programs featuring local, national and

The Idaho Accelerator Center at ISUs research park allows for researchers and national laboratories to

utilize special nuclear facilities.

The clock tower is one of the newer additions to the Pond Student Union Building, which houses ISUs official bookstore, several dining

options, a game room, a billiards hall, and a

bowling alley.

The columns on Red Hill are a Pocatello landmark. They are atop of Red Hill, which overlooks Davis Field, which is home to Idaho States track and Womens Basketball programs.

The newest addition to the campus is the Rendezvous Center, which will house apartment-

style student housing, a dining hall, and classrooms, and the building is seen as a bridge

between the upper and lower campuses.

This view of the quad was taken from the Pond Student Union Building, and it showcases the beauty of both Idaho State and Pocatello. The trees located in

the center of the picture are part of ISUs Arbor Walk, and the

mountains that border Pocatello to the east majestically watch

over the campus.

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international participants. Idaho State University has grown throughfivenamechanges:theAcademyof Idaho, 1901-1915; Idaho Technical Institute, 1915-1927; University of Idaho-Southern Branch, 1927-1947; Idaho State College, 1946-1963. ISU hasanabundanceof top-flightacademic programs, including nationally acknowledged courses of study in business and pharmacy, and state-designated leadership in the health professions. The university has been ranked amongthenationalleadersintheCertifiedPublic Accountants (CPA) examinations for the past decade, with pass rates more than three times the national average. The statistics are based on students taking the examforthefirsttime. As Idahos center for education in health professions and with supporting physical and biological sciences, Idaho State University offers degrees in dental hygiene, dietetics, health-care administration, nursing, radiographic science, and speech pathology and audiology. Also offered are masters programs in education of the

deaf, nursing, physical therapy, and speech pathology and audiology. A doctorate is available in clinical psychology. ISU is a leader in educator preparation, offering bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees in teacher education, educational administration, family and consumer sciences, physical education and dance, school psychology, special education, and vocational teacher education, occupational-training management, and corporate training. Neighbor to the Idaho National Laboratory and home of Idahos first university-related

business and research park, ISU has a continuing emphasis on business, engineering and the liberal arts, helping maintain a solid base for other academic disciplines. Overall, ISUs students take partinmorethan280certificateanddegree programs in the college of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Professions, Pharmacy and Technology. If ISU doesnt have exactly what a student is looking for, theOffice ofIndividualized Education oversees programs that provide students the opportunity to design a degree in afieldnotformallyavailableat ISU.Such students can earn Bachelor of University Studies, Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, or Bachelor of Applied Technology degrees.

The Swanson Arch is one of the oldest pieces of architecture on campus.

Incoming freshmen enter the campus through the arch, and they exit after graduation. The arch is also on the

official university seal for Idaho State.

The Stephens Performing Arts Center is the jewel of Southeast Idaho. Universally lauded for its

design and acoustics, the building is the premiere concert hall in Idaho.

The Marshall Rotunda of the Stephens Center features a mariners compass replete with engravings marking the

major donors to the facility.

The view from the ISU quad leading to the Pond Student Union Building.

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ACADEMIC SERVICES Everyacademicinstitutionsfirstresponsibilityis to prepare its students for the best opportunity to graduate with their fullest potential. Idaho State understands this responsibility very well and instituted the Student-Athlete Support Center for its student-athletes, to enable them to balance the time requirements for both academics and athletics with the ultimate goal of obtaining their degree. Under the direction of Nancy Graziano, and assisted by a strong and caring staff, the Student-Athlete Support Center provides a variety of services with that in mind. The centers function begins even before a student-athlete sets foot on campus with transcript evaluation, and continues in helping the newcomer make the transition from high school or junior college to college. When they arrive at ISU we want it to be a positive experience, Graziano says. The Student-Athlete Support Center serves as a liaison for the student-athlete to all services available to the student population as a whole, including but not limited to career counseling, the

counseling and testing office, the academic skillscenter, the registrar, financial aid, the placementoffice, postgraduate scholarships, and any otherstudent services. The office also provides tutoring, helpsthe student-athlete stay on track for graduation and NCAA eligibility, provides advising on general education courses until a major course of study is selected, and helps with career choices with the idea in mind that a college education can be more meaningfulwhenacareerisdecidedon.Theofficealso makes presentations on drug and alcohol awareness available to the student-athletes. Even though our graduation rates are good, we are constantly striving to improve them, Graziano says. The creation of the Student-Athlete Support Center is a positive step in that improvement. The refurbished Student-Athlete Support Center was dedicated in 2003 and is located on the south side of Holt Arena. As part of the refurbishment, student computers and additional space for

academic counseling were added, bringing added benefitstothestudents. The department continues to expand, as in 2008, an expanded study center in Turner Hall was opened. The new center was funded with a $40,000 grant obtained by Matt Steuart from the NCAA. The new study area features over a dozen computer stations, a quiet room, and has available tutoring for the student-athletes.

David KutchinsMens Tennis

Kylie SmithWomens Golf

Javier RoyoMens Tennis

Ross DeChantMens Tennis

Alex BucetaMens Tennis

Katie PhillipsWomens Golf

2008-09 All-Big Sky golf and Tennis Academic Honorees

Matt SteuartNancy Graziano

Sadie VennWomens Golf

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Athletic Training and Injury preventionISU SPORTS AND ORTHOPEDIC CENTERIdaho States athletic facilities had already boasted of thefirstdomedstadiumcapableofhousingbothfootballand basketball ever constructed on a college campus, as well as Americas fastest indoor board track. With the June 1994 opening of the Sports & Orthopaedic Center at ISU, they include the premier weight training facility in the Big Sky Conference. The 25,000-foot Center includes a 6,800-foot state-of-the-art weight training area that is reserved strictly for Idaho States student-athletes. The area has weight lifting stations, stationary bicycles, and aerobics equipment, as well as an on-site strength and conditioning coach. The Center also houses the offices of Drs. TonyJoseph, M.R. Mickelson, ISUs team physician, Steve Coker, Kenneth E. Newhouse, the offices of ThePocatello Physical Therapy Clinic with physical therapists Ric Benedetti and Dan DesFosses, and an alumni, recruitment and educational center with meeting and classrooms. It was built at a cost of $2.5 million.

The Center is a joint venture of ISU and the Portneuf Medical Center and was 14 months in construction. ItisamajormilestoneforISUinfulfillingitsmissionasthe states lead institution for health care education. It serves as an educational and training facility for health sciences students, faculty, area health care providers, and the community. TheCenterisbeneficialforISUsstudent-athletesinnumerousways,asidefromtheenormousbenefitoftheareas premier weight training facility being next door to Holt Arena. First and foremost, student-athletes have immediate access to physicians and therapists as well as the equipment used in treatment and rehabilitation. The Center was built at no cost to the public. The privately-financed structure will be leased to PMCand after the two 20-year land leases have expired, ownership is transferred back to Idaho State University.

TOM BROCKTennis Athletic Trainer

Athletic Trainer5th Season

Mark CampbellHead Strength andConditioning Coach

Tom Brock returns for his eighth year as an athletic trainer at Idaho State.Brockreturnsforhisfifthseasonwith the mens and womens tennis

programs and his first season with indoorand outdoor track and field teams. He spend threeseasons with the mens basketball program from 2006-09. HespendhisfirsttwoyearsatIdahoStateasagraduateassistant, where he served as the athletic trainer for a pair of Big Sky Conference soccer titles. Brock serves as First-Aid/CPR Coordinator for the department. He also served an athletic training internship with the New Orleans Saints, and he is a certifiedEagle Scout. He has quickly entrenched himself in the community, serving on the athletic training staff for the Simplot Games. A licensed ATC for the state of Idaho, Tom earned his bachelors degree in kinesiology from Boise State in 2002, and his masters from Idaho State in athletic

administration in 2004.

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY TEAM PHYSICIANS(Offices located in the ISU Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center)

Dr. Chris JohnsonTeam Physician

Dr. Tony JosephTeam Physician

Dr. M.R. MickelsonTeam Physician

Dr. Ken NewhouseTeam Physician

Dr. Steven CokerTeam Physician

Dr. Vernon EsplinTeam Physician

Dr. Sandra HoffmanTeam Physician

Ryan CromieGolf Athletic Trainer

Athletic Trainer2nd Season

RyanCromieentershisfifthyearas an athletic trainer for Idaho State athletics. Cromie enters his second year as the head football athletic trainer. He begins his first

season with mens basketball and continues to oversee golf. Cromie brings with him three years experience of student athletic training from Cal State - Sacramento, one year with Sacramento Community College, and two years with Santa Rosa Junior College giving him experience with over 10 different sports. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from CSUS in 2003, and Associates Degree in Science from SRJC in 1999, and has a Masters in Athletic Administration from Idaho State in 2007.

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COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY At Idaho State University there are more than 30 different cultural organizations to help potential student-athletes adapt to college life. Idaho State seeks to enrich every students educational experience through exposure to different cultures, philosophies and scholarly perspectives. This atmosphere of interchange and inquiry is fostered through programs that can take students around the globe or to a quiet corner on campus for a discussion with a new found friend offering a different point of view.

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African Student AssociationBlack Student Alliance

Carribbean Steel Drum BandChinese Student Association

German ClubIdaho Progressive Student AllianceInternational Students Association

Japanese Club

Latter Day Saints Student AllianceLe Conseil Francais

NAACP (College Chapter)NAACP (Pocatello Chapter)

Native American UnitedNative Nations Dance TheaterNepalese Student AssociationPakistani Student Association

Polnesian ClubPRIDE (Preserving and Reviving Indian

Daughters with Education)Russian Club

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.Omega Psi Phi

Sigma Gamma Rho

Cultural Student Organizations

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bengal village

In September of 2006, Idaho State University unveiled the Athletic Facilities Master Plan, a plan that features several new facilities and practice areas that will change the look of the upper section of the Idaho State University campus. The new all-encompassing complex will be called Bengal Village and it is the focal point of the Athletic Facilities Master Plan, which was the culmination of an 18-month process. Bengal Village now serves as the tangible long-term vision for Bengal Athletics.Bengal Village centers itself around Holt Arena, and it includes an indoor practicefacility,anewoutdoorsyntheticturfpracticefootballfield,abasketballarena, a new softball complex, tennis courts, and a new building connecting variousnewfacilitiesthatwillhousenewoffices,anacademiccenter,weightrooms, training area, and locker rooms, along with a potential Hall of Fame and meeting space.Papenberg Field (named after a lead gift of $1.6 million from Sylvia Papenberg and her late husband Done) will be located on the east side of Holt Arena where a parking lot is currently located. Miller Ranch Stadium will be located on the site of the current South Practice Field. The parking lot to the east of the currentpracticefiledwillbecomethesiteofanewindoorpracticefacilitythatwouldincludea60-70yardfootballfieldthatcanbeusedbythefootballteam

as well as other ISU athletic teams. The facility would also include three indoor basketball/volleyball courts as well.The north side of Holt Arena will be the site of the new basketball arena, which when completed will seat approximately 7,500 fans. The new basketball complex will be connected to Holt Arena. On the south side of Holt Arena, on the site of the current South Practice Field, a new softball complex will be constructed, using Holt Arena as a hitters backdrop.The plan will also include several upgrades to Holt Arena, including seismic improvements, heating and ventilation improvements, new turf, and acoustical improvements, along with the addition of a new press box and donor suites.Centralized and connected to the indoor practice facility and Holt Arena will be a new building designed with locker rooms, a permanent Hall of Fame, offices,trainingroom,meetingrooms,andpotentialboosterareasaswell.Thisbuilding will have access to both Holt Arena, the indoor practice facility, the softballcomplex,andtheoutdoorfootballpracticefield.The plan was developed in conjunction with the vision statement developed by ISU Athletics and the Planning Committee. The goal was to develop a plan that is both enviable and practical for meeting the needs of a NCAA Division I athletic program. The Bengal Village concept took 11 months in all from the start of meeting in November of 2005.

An artist rendering of the entrance to Papenberg Field.

The Future of Idaho State Athletics...

ISU President Dr. Arthur C. Vailas addresses the media regarding Bengal Village.

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We seek to develop a plan that is enviable, yet practical, for meeting the needs of an NCAA Division I athletic program in a highly competitive conference. The plan shall respect the position we hold in Southeastern Idaho as a regional center for sports and entertainment, as well as work within the great master plan of Idaho State University and its facility needs for the athletics, recretion, and academic program.

The Vision:

HAHOLT ARENA

IMPROVEMENTSSeismic Improvements,

Access/Egress Improvements,

Roof Replacement, HVAC Improvements,

Turf Replacement, Rigging Capacity,

Acoustics

IPINDOOR PRACTICE

FACILITY60-yd Football Field,

3 Basketball / Volleyball practice courts,

Sports Medicine,Strength &

Conditioning,Equipment Storage,

Locker Rooms

ACATHLETIC CENTER

South Holt Spectator Improvements,

Suites,Pressbox,

Concessions,Restrooms,

Lobby,Bengal Hall of Fame,

Academic Center

MAMULTI-PURPOSE ARENAFlexible 7,500-seat arena,

North Holt Spectator Improvements,

Suites, Concessions, Restrooms,

Support Facilities,New Holt Entry

SCOMPETITION

SOFTBALL700-Seat

Softball Stadium,Pressbox/Restrooms,Stormwater Retention

OPOUTDOOR PRACTICEFull-Size

synthetic turf field

PPARKING

No net parking loss

TTENNIS

6-court competition recreation complex, 500 spectator seats

EPENTRY PLAZA

New Front Door for Athletics

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The Big Sky Conference enters its 46th year of athletic competition in 2008-09. The Big Sky is an NCAA Division I member in all sports, with member institutions classified in theFootball Championship Subdivision (formally I-AA). The Big Sky returned to a nine-team format in 2006 with the addition of the University of Northern Colorado after spending five years as an eight-member league.

The current lineup includes Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State*, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Portland State, Sacramento State and Weber State. The league has become one of the strongest Division I conferences in the West and is a national leader in I-AA football.The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter members Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State* and Weber State. Those six schools formed the foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and Northern Arizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was replaced by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. The conference grew to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington.The 1990s saw change in the makeup of the league, beginning in 1992 when Nevada departed and put the Big Sky back at eight teams. In 1996 Boise State and Idaho

left and at the same time the conference added Portland State, Sacramento State and Cal State Northridge. The Big SkymaintainednineteamsforfiveyearsbeforeCalStateNorthridge departed in the spring of 2001.With the addition of Northern Colorado, the Big Sky spreads across seven states spanning from thePacificOcean tothe Rocky Mountain Front. The Big Sky is represented along the entire west coast with schools in Washington, Oregon and California. League schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and now Colorado.Of the eight western-most states in the contiguous United States only one, Nevada, is not represented in the Big Sky.On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the six presidents of the charter members as the name of the new conference. The name Big Sky originated in a novel written by the late A.B. (Bud) Guthrie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947 entitled The Big Sky. Jack Hollowell, a former Montana advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme for the Treasure State, and Harry Missildine of the Spokane Spokesman-Review called for the newly formed

league to be named the Big Sky Conference in his column dated Feb. 20, 1963.The Big Sky sponsors championships in 14 sports, including mens and womens cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field,basketball and tennis. In addition, there are also championships in football, and womens Womens Basketball, golf and Womens Basketball.The 2007-08 season will mark the 20th year that the Big Sky Conference will sponsor championships in womens sports. The former Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for womens sports at the same institutions the Big Sky had mens

programs. The Big Sky merged with the Mountain West in 1988, forming one league for both men and women.Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissioner of the Big SkyConference, will enter his 12th year at the helm. Fullerton took over the Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commissioner Ron Stephenson. Stephenson served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko was the commissioner from 1977-81 while John Roning held the post from 1971-77. Thefirst leaguecommissionerwasJackFriel,whoservedfrom 1963-71.

THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE

Doug FullertonCommissioner

Jon KasperAsst. Commissioner/

Media Relations

Ron LoghryAssociate

Commissioner

Jaynee NadolskiAsst. Commissioner/

Compliance

Autumn WehrMedia Relations

Big Sky AddressP.O. Box 1459

2491 Washington Blvd., Suite 201Ogden, UT 84401

Phone NumbersPhone:801-392-1978Fax:801-392-5568

Websitewww.bigskyconf.com

staffCommissioner ................................................ Doug [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 10

Associate Commissioner .................................... Ron [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 14

Asst. Commissioner/Media Relations .................Jon Kasper [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 16

Asst. Commissioner/Compliance ............. Jaynee [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 15

Asst. Media Relations ......................................Autumn [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 12

Administrative Assistant .............................Janet [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 10

Business Manager ...........................................Christy [email protected] 801-392-1978, Ext. 13

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WOMENS GOLFHead Coach Kellie Hooper .................................Page 12Womens Golf Roster ............................................Page 13Katie Phillips/Sadie Venn ......................................Page 14-15Kylie Smith/Amanda Hendricks ...........................Page 16-17Kalee Gibbons/Chloe Foster ...............................Page 18-19Julia DiGiallonardo/Annielaurie Norman ...........Page 20-21Fall 2009 Results .....................................................Page 222008-09 Results .......................................................Page 23-242007-08 Results .......................................................Page 252006-07 Results .......................................................Page 26Team Records ........................................................Page 27Individual Records.................................................Page 28-29Big Sky Conference Championships...................Page 30Bengal Classic Invitational ...................................Page 31Womens Golf All-Time Roster ..............................Page 32

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kellie hooperHead Coach

Idaho State, 1998First Season

Kellie Hooper enters her first season as the head coach for the Bengal womens golf team. She led the Bengals to a fourth place finish at the Weber State Invitational during the fall season with junior Sadie Venn posting the lowest round of the season with 78 (+7) strokes to tie for seventh place in the tournament.

Hooper graduated from Idaho State in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology. She was a member of the 1994 womens Big Sky Championship team and served as team captain in her senior season. In 2009, Hooper took the ISU womens golf team to the Big Sky Conference Championship as a volunteer coach. The team went on to place the best they had in five years.

I am pleased to have Kellie join the Bengal coaching team, Idaho State Athletic Director Jeff Tingey said. As a former student-athlete at Idaho State University, she will fit in well as the leader and coach of our womens golf team. I have the upmost confidence in her abilities.

Hooper currently serves as a board member at the Oregon Trail Country Club. She is also a past board member and club champion at Winghaven Country Club in O Fallon, Mo.

I have a strong pride for the ISU Bengals, Hooper said. I graduated and played here. This is my home. Im thrilled about this opportunity to be the head womens golf coach. The Bengals sense of commitment to excellence and pride will be what sets them apart this season. They are a group of individuals that posses great talent and as a team you will see them succeed. Keep an eye out for the Idaho State womens golf team, youll be proud.

Kellie Hooper coaching the Bengals at the 2009 Big Sky Womens Golf Tournament

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2009-10 Women s Golf Roster

Name Class Exp. Height Hometown PreviousSchoolJulia DiGiallonardo FR HS 5-8 Polson, MT Polson HSChloe Foster FR HS 5-6 Boise, ID Eagle HSKalee Gibbons FR HS 5-5 Molalla, OR Molalla HSAmanda Hendricks SO 1VL 5-8 Logan, UT Logan HSAnnielaurie Norman FR HS 5-2 Meridian, ID Centennial HSKatie Phillips SR 3VL 5-5 Salem, OR McNary HSKylie Smith JR 2VL 5-7 Omaha, NB Marian HSSadie Venn JR 2VL 5-7 Twin Falls, ID Twin Halls HS

Roster breakdown

BY CLASSSenior(1)-PhillipsJunior(2)-Smith, VennSophomore(1)-HendricksFreshman(4)- DiGiallonardo, Foster, Gibbons, Norman

BY EXPERIENCE3VL(1)-Phillips2VL(2)-Smith, Venn1VL(1)-HendricksHS(4) - DiGiallonardo, Foster, Gibbons, Norman

BY HEIGHT5-8(2)- DiGiallonardo, Hendricks5-7(2)- Smith, Venn5-6(1)- Foster5-5(2)- Gibbons, Phillips5-2(1)- Norman

BY STATEIdaho(4)- Foster, Hendricks, Norman, VennMontana(1)- DiGiallonardoNebraska(1)- SmithOregon(2)- Gibbons, Phillips

Top row, left to right: Amanda Hendricks, Julia DiGiallonardo, Katie Phillips, Kellie Hooper.Bottom row, left to right: Sadie Venn, Kylie Smith, Annie Norman, Kalee Gibbons, Chloe Foster.

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Katie PhillipsSenior * Salem, OR * McNary HS * 55 * 2VL

Fall 2009: Led the Bengals at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/1-2)shot a 165 (+21) over two rounds to tie for 61st placetied for 11th at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/4) with a 79 (+8)finished 72nd at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/14-15) with a three-round score of 254 (+38)shot a 172 (+28) at the Aztec Fall Classic (10/12-13) to finish 34th.

2008-09: Tied for 13th at the WSU Quadrangular (9/12) shooting a 80 (+9)led the Bengals at the Bronco Fall Invitational (10/13-14) scoring a 163 over two rounds and tying for 46th placefinished 44th at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/22-23) and 69th at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/3-4)shot a 183 (+39) to finish tied for 95th at the Red Rocks Invitational (2/28-3/1)tied for 63rd at the Dixie Classic (3/24-25) shooting a 253 over three roundstied for 84th with teammate Sadie Venn at the Cowgirl Classic (4/6-7) with a 256 over three roundsfinished tied for 23rd with teammate Kylie Smith at the Big Sky Conference Tournament (4/20-22) shooting a 240 (+24).

2007-08: Shot a 248 over three rounds to lead all Idaho State players at the season-opening Giustina Memorial Classic (9/17-18) in Corvallis, Ore...shot an 80 at the Weber State Wildcat Invitational (9/21), tying for 16th place...tied for 63rd at the Bronco Fall Invitational (10/8-9) in Boise, shooting a 273, Idaho States best score of the competition...shot a 162 over two rounds at the Cal Poly Invitational (11/5-6) in San Luis Obispo, Calif., finishing tied for 40th overall and second on the team...carded a two-round total of 188 at the Red Rocks Invitational in Sedona, Ariz. (3/1-2) to finish 84th overall...fired a three-round total of 256 at the BYU Dixie Classic (4/1-2) in St. George, Utah, tying for 57th overall...shot a three-round total of 244 at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (4/7-8) in Chandler,

Ariz., tying for 47th overall...finished tied for 38th at the Big Sky Conference Preview (4/10) in Phoenix, shooting an 85 over one round...took 45th place at the Big Sky Championships (4/21-23) in Phoenix by shooting a 262 over three rounds.

2006-07: Shot a 169 two-round score at the NAU Mountain Shootout (9/18-19) to tie for 38th place...shot a 253 three-round score at the Wolf Pack Invitational

(10/3-4), to tie for 31st place...took third place at the UVSC Dual (10/16) with an 81 single-round score...shot a 182 two-round score at the Cal Poly Firestone Grill Invitational (11/6-7) for an 88th-place finish...tied for 92nd at the Bobcat Desert Classic (3/12-14) with a 257 three-round score...took 40th place at the Big Sky Championships (4/16-18) with a 267 three-round score...finished the season with an 85.93 scoring average over seven tournaments.

High School: Competed in four years of golf, soccer, and swimming at McNary High School...team captain of all three sports her senior year...in golf she placed third at districts in 2005...district champion in 2006...won seven out of 10 high school tournaments in 2006...placed seventh at the 4A State Champion Tournament in 2006...earned the PowerAde National Scholar Athlete Award...had a GPA of 3.55...a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Full name is Katrina Phillips...parents are Ken and Kim Phillips...majoring in physical education.

GET TO KNOW YOUR BENGALS

FavoriteTVShow?The Closer

Favoriteteamroadtripandwhy?Gonzaga because we were all stuck in

a car for about 9 hours with an assistant

coach that we barely knew. So it was

nice getting to know him and him

getting to know us.

Ifyouhadonesuper-heropowerwhatwoulditbe?

To be invisible.

Favoriteteammemory?Going to Oregon States invitational with

the mens team of the fall of 2007.

Biggestfear?Failure

Favoriteplacetoeat?Where ever Dylan is cooking.

Pre-game/matchrituals?Hit balls at range, go chip and putt

FavoriteHolidayandwhy?Christmas because its family getting

together and celebrating.

Favoritecourse/placetoplay?

Bandon

Whatwouldyousayisyourbiggestaccomplishmentonoroffthecourse?

Staying on top of everything that is going

on in my life.

Career Statistics for Katie Phillips

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top202006-07 7 15 1289 85.93 0/0 80 253 2 22007-08 9 21 1798 85.6 0/0 78 244 0 12008-09 8 19 1587 83.53 0/0 76 240 0 12009Fall 4 8 670 83.75 0/0 79 254 0 1Total 28 63 5329 84.59 0/0 76 240 2 5

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sadie vennJunior * Twin Falls, ID * Twin Falls HS * 57 * 2VL

Fall 2009: Led the Bengals in one tournament and recorded the lowest single-round score of the fall season with a 78 (+7) at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/4) finishing tied for seventh placeshot a 266 (+50) over three rounds at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/14-15) to finish 80thtied for 29th at the Aztec Fall Classic (10/12-13) with a two-round score of 170 (+26)shot a 181 (+37) at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/1-2) finishing tied for 88th.

2008-09: Tied for 13th with teammate Katie Phillips at the WSU Quadrangular (9/12) with a 80 (+9)shot a 268 (+52) at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/22-23) to finish 77thfinished tied for 65th at the Bronco Fall Invitational (10/13-14) and tied for 99th at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/3-4)carded a 177, the second best score for ISU, at the Red Rocks Invitational (2/28-3/1) to finish tied for 82ndfinished 75th at the Dixie Classic (3/24-25) and tied for 84th at the Cowgirl Classic

(4/6-7)tied for 37th at the Big Sky Conference Tournament (4/20-22) shooting a 252 over the three rounds.

2007-08: Shot an 85 at the Weber State Wildcat Invitational (9/21), finishing 21st overall...shot a three-round total of 303 at the Bronco Fall Invitational (10/8-9) in Boise, finishing 76th...shot a two-round total of 168 at the Cal Poly Invitational (11/5-6) in San Luis Obispo, Calif., tying for 67th overall...shot a 193 over two rounds at the Red Rocks Invitational in Sedona, Ariz. (3/1-2) to finish 85th overall... Fired a 282 at the BYU Dixie Classic (4/1-2) in St. George, Utah, finishing 68th overall...carded a 270 over three rounds at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (4/7-8) in Chandler, Ariz., finishing 84th...finished 44th overall at the Big Sky Conference Preview (4/10) in Phoenix, shooting a 96...closed out her freshman campaign on a high note, tying for 41st at the Big Sky Championships (4/21-23) in Phoenix, shooting a 250.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at TFHS...placed third at the 2005 state championships...contributing member of two state titles...a student senator of the student council and was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Parents are Carol and the late Andy Venn...has four sisters: Emilee, Melissa, Monica and Hannah...sister Monica played golf for Portland State...sister Hannah played golf at Idaho State before graduating in 2008...married over the summer to Westin Fishermajoring in history.


Favoriteteamroadtripandwhy?The Sedona Red Rocks Invite. It is usually the first tournament of the spring which

means we get to get some good sun in Arizona after the cold winter.

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Break Free by Queen

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?That Im not a Bronco.

Pre-game/matchrituals?I listen to soft music like Somewhere Over the Rainbow to get a calming

beat in my head and then I check my food stash to make sure Ill make it the

whole round without going hungry.

BiggestFear?Working as hard as you can for

something, anything, and then having it deteriorate and slip between your

fingers.

Favoriteplacetoeat?Wingers because they have popcorn

and asphalt pie!

Guiltypleasure?Ice Cream and Chocolate

Ifyoucouldplayaroundofgolfwithanypersonwhowoulditbeandwhy? I would play with John Daly because hopefully hed have a fun personality

and not be really serious while we were playing. Espcially if it was a scramble.

Then I would know what it was like to hit a 300 yard shot.

Career Statistics for Sadie Venn

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top202007-08 7 17 1578 92.8 0/0 80 250 0 02008-09 8 19 1649 86.79 0/0 78 249 0 1Fall 2009 4 8 695 86.88 0/0 78 266 1 1Total 19 44 3922 89.14 0/0 78 249 1 2

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Kylie smithJunior * Omaha, NB * Marian HS * 57 * 2VL

Fall 2009: Led the Bengals in two of the tournaments during the fall seasonfinished tied for 47th at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/14-15) with a three-round score of 228 (+27)shot a 167 (+23) at the Aztec Fall Classic (10/12-13) to finish tied for 25thtied for 17th place at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/4) with an

82 (+11)shot a two-round total of 177 (+33) at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/1-2) to take 86th place.

2008-09: Led the Bengals in all but one tournament of the yearfinished tied for 11th at the WSU Quadrangular (9/12) with a 79 (+8)tied for 29th with a three-round total of 239 at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/22-23)shot a 168 at the Bronco Fall Invitational to tied for 62ndat the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational she shot a 164 to led ISU and finish tied for 64thfinished tied for 73rd at the Red Rocks Invitational (2/28-3-1) and tied for 52nd at the Dixie Classic (3/24-25)shot a 29-over-par 245 at the Cowgirl Classic to finish tied for 58thtied for 23rd with teammate Katie Phillips at the Big Sky Conference Tournament (4/20-22).

2007-08: Carded a three-round score of 257 to tie for 46th at the season-opening Giustina Memorial Classic (9/17-18) in Corvallis, Ore...shot an 11-over 82 at the Weber State Wildcat Invitational (9/21) to finish 19th...finished 73rd at the Bronco Fall Invitational (10/8-9) in Boise, shooting a 286 over three rounds...finished two rounds at the Red Rocks Invitational in Sedona, Ariz. (3/1-2) with a 203, finishing 87th...carded a 270 over three rounds at the BYU Dixie Classic (4/1-2) in St. George, Utah, finishing 65th...finished with a three-round score of 255 at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (4/7-8) in Chandler, Ariz., tying for 78th...finished second among all Bengals at the Big Sky Conference Preview (4/10) in Phoenix, carding an 83...shot a 31-over 247 at the Big Sky Championships (4/21-23) in Phoenix, tying for 38th overall.

High School: Finished eight in the 2006 state championships and was named Co-MVPselected to the Nebraska Junior Cup Team for 2004-06...won two state titles in golf...selected to the Four State team for Nebraska...a member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society.

Personal: Parents are Kirby and Julie Smith...has two sisters Courtney and Sydney...father played college golf...Uncle EJ Stanek played college baseball and football...Uncle Greg Stanek played college baseball.


FavoriteTVShow?Greys Anatomy

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Spin You Around by Puddle of Mudd


Be able to find what I was looking for at

all times.

Favoriteteammemory?The Italian festival in San Diego. The

whole team was there and it was just a really good atmosphere..Plus the food

was amazing.

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?Living in Idahobecause its so

different from home and a really good experience.

Pre-game/matchrituals?Put my orange pre-wrap in my hair.

GuiltyPleasure?Any kind of Chocolate (especially ice

cream)

Ifyoucouldbeanycelebrityforaday,whowoulditbeandwhy?

Jim Carrey because he plays the Grinch

Funniestthingtohappenonthecourt/course?

Kellie and I chest-bumping whenever I hit a good shot when she was by me on

the course.

Career Statistics for Kylie Smith

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top202007-08 8 19 1683 88.6 0/0 79 247 0 12008-09 8 19 1555 81.84 0/0 75 239 0 1Fall 2009 4 8 654 81.75 0/0 79 228 0 1Total 20 46 3892 84.61 0/0 75 228 0 3

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Amanda HendricksSophomore * Logan, UT * Logan HS * 58 * 1VL

2009-10: Competed in just one tournament for the Bengals during the fall season...finished tied for 15th at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/4) shooting an 81 (+11).

2008-09: Finished 27th at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/12) with an 89 (+18)...shot a

303 (+87) over three rounds at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/22-23) to finish 80th...placed 69th at the Bronco Fall Invitational (182, +38) and 103rd at the Lamkin Grip/Cal Poly Invitational (182, +38)...shot a 191 (+47) at the Red Rocks Invitational (2/28-3/1) to finish 101st...finished 79th at the Dixie Classic (292, +76) tied for 96th at the Cowgirl Classic (267, +51)...shot a 262 (+46) at the Big Sky Conference Tournament to finish 43rd overall.

High School: Won two girls basketball letters and one in golf at Logan High School...took second place the state golf tournament in 2008...on the honor roll at Logan and graduated with a 3.7 GPA.

Personal: Parents are Richard and Bonnie Hendricks...two siblings, Richard and Kristin...majoring in political science with a minor in Spanish.


FavoriteTVShow?The Office.

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?What Would You Do by City High.


It would be to apparate from one

location to another like Harry Potter.

BiggestFear?My biggest fear is the dark.

Favoriteteammemory?Favorite team memory would be

cheering on Katie at practice to make

50 putts in a row.

Athleteyouadmiremost?Phil Mickelson.

Favoritechildhoodmemory?Having my dad out in the backyard with

me making me chip into blowup kiddie

pools when I got my first set of clubs.

Funniestthingtohappenonthecourse?My shot almost hit sadie but she was

able to drop and missed it. I could not

stop laughing until the next morning.

Guiltypleasure?Chocolate milk.

Career Statistics for Amanda Hendricks

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top202008-09 8 19 1768 93.05 0/0 84 262 0 0Fall 2009 1 1 81 81.0 0/0 81 N/A 0 1Total 9 20 1849 92.45 0/0 81 262 0 1

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kalee gibbonsFreshman * Molalla, OR * Molalla HS * 55 * HS

Fall 2009: Finished tied for 59th at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/14-15) with a three-round total of 248 (+32)shot a two-round total of 169 (+25) at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/1-2) to finish 76th.

High School: Earned two letters in basketball, three in soccer and four in golf for the Indiansearned first team all-league honors in her freshman, sophomore, junior and senior seasonsa first team all-state honoree in her sophomore, junior and senior seasonsteam MVP her sophomore and senior yearplaced fourth at the state championship her senior yearhigh school team was district champion every year of her tenure...team finished fifth in state her freshman year, fourth her sophomore and junior year, and second her senior yearhonor roll student all four years and National Honor Society member.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Karyn Gibbonshas two sisters: Melissa (17) and Jennifer (15)both sisters were members of the team that took second at state with Gibbonsfather Robert played golf for Oregon State and is now a professional golfer playing in the Northwest section of the PGA as well as on the Champions Tourmajoring in biochemistry.


FavoriteTVShow?Law and Order SVU

Favoriteteamroadtripandwhy?San Diego, because everyone got to go.

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Party in the USA by Miley Cyrus


To fly because then I could go home.

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?The colors! ORANGE AND BLACK!

Athleteyouadmiremost?My Dad, followed by Michael Jordan

Pre-gameRituals?Always text my dad if he is not there.

Biggestfear?Snakes!

Favoriteplacetoeat?

Jimmy Johns!

Guiltypleasure?Buying shoes

Ifyoucouldplayaroundofgolfwithanypersonwhowoulditbeandwhy?

I would play with Adam Scott because he is absolutely gorgeous.

Favoriteplacetoplay?Anywhere by the ocean.

Career Statistics for kalee gibbons

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top20Fall 2009 2 5 417 83.4 0/0 79 248 0 0Total 2 5 417 83.4 0/0 79 248 0 0

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CHLOE FOSTERFreshman * Boise, ID * Eagle HS * 56 * HS

Fall 2009: Did not compete during the fall season.

High School: Played golf for Eagle High School earning player of the year in 2007 and 2009honor roll studentmember of link crew and yearbook staffcompeted for 10 years as a gymnast for Bronco Elite.

Personal: Parents are Tim and Laura Fostermajoring in speech pathology.


FavoriteTVShow?The Office

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Bad Romance by Lady Gaga


Flying

Favoriteteammemory?Supporting my friend when she couldnt

hit the ball straight.

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?Being able to wear halloween colors

everyday!

Pre-game/matchrituals?Visualizing how I want to play and talking

to my team.

Favoriteplacetoeat?I love Red Robin.

Favoritechildhoodmemory?Learning to ride a bike.

GuiltyPleasure?Buying too too many clothes.

Funniestthingtohappenonthecourse?Topping the ball while everyong was

watching!

Favoritecourse/placetoplay?BanBury Golf Club

Career Statistics for chloe foster


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JULIA DiGiallonardoFreshman * Polson, MT * Polson HS * 58 * HS

Fall 2009: During the fall season shot an 85 (+14) at the Weber State Quadrangular (9/4) to finish tied for 22nd placefinished 81st at the Bulldog and Eagle Invitational (9/14-15) shooting a three-round total of 269 (+53)finished 35th at the Aztec Fall Classic (10/12-13) with a total score of 181 (+37) after two roundscompleted the fall season with an 83rd-place finish at the Lamkin Grip Cal Poly Invitational (11/1-2).

High School: Competed in golf four years and three in basketball at Polson High Schoolreceived all-state and all-conference honors three yearsfinished fourth in state her sophomore year, seventh her junior year and second her junior yearconference champion her senior yearplaced second at state in her senior seasonreceived academic all-state and all-conference honors for both golf and basketballNational Honor Society member.

Personal: Parents are Tom and Jeanettetwo brothers Rob and Vinceone sister Annamajoring in speech pathology.


FavoriteTVShow?South Park

Favoriteteamroadtripandwhy?San Diego! We all went and we all got to

know each other a lot better.

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Party in the USA

Athleteyouadmiremost?Picabo Street

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?Wearing orange and black!

Favoriteplacetoeat?

Taco Bell

Favoritechildhoodmemory?Boating on the lake every summer.

Funniestthingtohappenonthecourse?In high school my best friend and I were

playing in a golf tourney and she hit a

shot through some trees but it came

back and nailed her in the head.

Websiteyouvisitmostoften?Facebook, Im addicted.

Whatwouldyousayisyourbiggestaccomplishmentonoroffthecourse?Making it this far and being where I am

today.

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AnnieLaurie NormanFreshman * Meridian, ID * Centennial HS * 52 * HS

Fall 2009: Competed in one tournament during the fall seasonfinished 38th at the Aztec Fall Classic shooting a two-round 181 (+37).

High School: Lettered in golf at Centennial High Schoolwon flight at the 2009 Womens Amateurplaced in the top 10 at state in 2009named academic all-conference in her final seasonwon district and placed third at state her senior yearteam captain all four years of her tenure.

Personal: Parents are Maryclaire and Michael Normanone brother Maxmajoring in sports management.


FavoriteTVShow?All the CSIs!

Whatisthelastsongyoulistenedto?Cowboy Casanova by Carrie

Underwood


Mind reading for sure!

BestthingaboutbeingaBengal?Living in the dorms.

Biggestfear?Bridges

Pre-game/matchrituals?Hit on the range, putt, say a little prayer.

Favoriteplacetoeat?Jimmy Johns

Favoritechildhoodmemory?

Going to Lake Linden Michigan to visit my family.

Funniestthingtohappenonthecourse?It was a really windy day and a girl on

my team lost her balance and fell into a lake with her clubs on her back!

Favoriteplacetoplay?Banbury Golf Course

Whatwouldyousayisyourbiggestaccomplishmentonoroffthecourse?

When I won the my flight at the

Womens Amateur.

Career Statistics for AnnieLaurie Norman

Year Ev Rd Stroke Avg Par/60 LowRd Best54 Top10 Top20Fall 2009 1 2 181 90.5 0/0 89 N/A 0 0Total 1 2 181 90.5 0/0 89 N/A 0 0

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women s golf fall 2009 Team ResultsDate Tournament/Host/Site Scores Result 09/04/09 Weber State Invitational / Weber State / Kaysville, UT 320 4th of 4

09/14/09 Bulldog and Eagle Invitational / Gonzaga and Central Washington / Spokane, WA 329-347:676 14th of 1409/15/09 Bulldog and Eagle Invitational / Gonzaga and Central Washington / Spokane, WA 329-347-332:1008 14th of 14

10/12/09 Aztec Fall Classic / San Diego State / Chula Vista, CA 339 4th of 710/13/09 Aztec Fall Classic / San Diego State / Chula Vista, CA 339-342:681 6th of 7

11/01/09 Cal Poly Womens Invitational / Cal Poly / Arroyo Grande, CA 346 16th of 1611/02/09 Cal Poly Womens Invitational / Cal Poly / Arroyo Grande, CA 346-335:681 16th of 16

women s golf fall 2009 INDIVIDUAL Results

Name (Class) Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Par/60s Low Round Best 54 Top 10s Top 20s

Chloe Foster (FR) 0 0 0 0 0/0 N/A N/A 0 0

Kalee Gibbons (FR) 2 5 417 83.4 0/0 79 248 0 0

Annielaurie Norman (FR) 1 2 181 90.5 0/0 89 N/A 0 0

Julia DiGiallonardo (FR) 4 8 702 87.75 0/0 83 269 0 0

Katie Phillips (SR) 4 8 670 83.75 0/0 79 254 0 1

Kylie Smith (JR) 4 8 654 84.61 0/0 79 228 0 3

Sadie Venn (JR) 4 8 695 89.14 0/0 78 266 1 1

Amanda Hendricks (SO) 1 1 81 81.0 0/0 81 262 0 1

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women s golf 2008-09 Team ResultsDate Tournament/Host/Site Scores Result 09/12/08 Weber State Invitational / Weber State / Kaysville, UT 305 4th of 4

09/22/08 Bulldog and Eagle Invitational / Gonzaga and Central Washington / Spokane, WA 335-338: 673 14th of 1409/23/08 Bulldog and Eagle Invitational / Gonzaga and Central Washington / Spokane, WA 335-338-337:1010 14th of 14

10/13/08 Bronco Fall Classic / Boise State / Boise, ID 340 12th of 1210/14/08 Bronco Fall Classic / Boise State / Boise, ID 340-328:668 12th of 12

11/03/08 Cal Poly Womens Invitational / Cal Poly / Arroyo Grande, CA 331 19th of 1911/04/08 Cal Poly Womens Invitational / Cal Poly / Arroyo Grande, CA 331-350:681 19th of 19

02/28/09 Red Rocks Invitational / Northern Arizona / Sedona, AZ 354 17th of 1803/01/09 Red Rocks Invitational / Northern Arizona / Sedona, AZ 354-360:714 18th of 18

03/24/09 Dixie Classic / BYU / St. George, UT 352-340: 692 15th of 1503/25/09 Dixie Classic / BYU / St. George, UT 352-340-348:1040 15th of 15

04/06/09 Cowgirl Classic / Wyoming / Chandler, AZ 345-336:681 19th of 2004/07/09 Cowgirl Classic / Wyoming / Chandler, AZ 345-336-339:1020 19th of 20

04/20/09 Big Sky Championship / Northern Arizona / Chandler, AZ 324 6th of 904/21/09 Big Sky Championship / Northern Arizona / Chandler, AZ 324-341:665 9th of 904/22/09 Big Sky Championship / Northern Arizona / Chandler, AZ 324-341-319:984 9th of 9

women s golf 2008-09 INDIVIDUAL ResultsName (Class) Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Par/60s Low Round Best 54 Top 10s Top 20sAlysia Hall (SR) 8 18 1584 88.0 0/0 79 257 0 0Katie Phillips (JR) 8 19 1587 83.53 0/0 76 240 0 1Kylie Smith (SO) 8 19 1555 81.84 0/0 75 239 0 1Sadie Venn (SO) 8 19 1649 86.79 0/0 78 249 0 1Amanda Hendricks (FR) 8 19 1768 93.05 0/0 84 262 0 0Alex Sandberg (FR) 1 2 178 89.0 0/0 86 N/A 0 0

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women s golf 2008-09 complete ResultsWeberStateQuadrangular

Sept.12TeamWinner: 1 Weber State 305 (+21)IndividualWinner: 1 Brittany Roberts/Weber State 72 (+1)IdahoState:4th/4 4 Idaho State Univ. 325 (+41) T11 Kylie Smith 78 (+8) T13 Katie Phillips 80 (+9) T13 Sadie Venn 80 (+9) T23 Alysia Hall 86 (+15) 27 Amanda Hendricks 89 (+18)

BulldogandEagleInvitationalSept.22-23

TeamWinner:1 Portland State 921 (+57)IndividualWinner:1 Stephanie Johns/Portland State 225 (+9)IdahoState:14th/14 14 Idaho State Univ. 335-338-337:1010 (+146) T29 Kylie Smith 81-80-78:239 (+23) T44 Katie Phillips 79-83-84:246 (+30) T69 Alysia Hall 85-85-87:257 (+41) 77 Sadie Venn 90-90-88:268 (+52) 80 Amanda Hendricks 109-94-100:303 (+87)

BroncoFallInvitationalOct.13-14

TeamWinner: 1 Wyoming 603 (+27)IndividualWinner: 1 Miki Ueoka/Santa Clara 140 (-4)IdahoState:12th/12 12 Idaho State Univ. 340-328:668 (+92) T46 Katie Phillips 83-80:163 (+19) T58 Alysia Hall 88-79:167 (+23) T62 Kylie Smith 80-88:168 (+24) T65 Sadie Venn 89-81:170 (+26) 69 Amanda Hendricks 93-89:182 (+38)

LamkinCup/CalPolyInvitationalNov.3-4

TeamWinner: 1 San Jose State 598 (+22)IndividualWinner: 1 Mary Beth McKenna/Xavier 143 (-1)IdahoState:19th/19 19 Idaho State Univ. 331-350:681 (+105) T64 Kylie Smith 84-80: 164 (+20) T69 Katie Phillips 80-86:166 (+22) T96 Alysia Hall 82-93:175 (+31) T99 Sadie Venn 85-92:177 (+33) 103 Amanda Hendricks 90-92:182 (+38)

RedRocksInvitationalFeb.28-Mar.1

TeamWinner: 1 Michigan 609 (+33)IndividualWinner: 1 Kelly Gillum/Montana State 148 (+4)IdahoState:18th/18 18 Idaho State Univ. 354-360:714 (+138) T73 Kylie Smith 86-87:173 (+29) T82 Sadie Venn 88-89:177 (+33) T86 Alex Sandberg 92-86:178 (+34) T95 Alysia Hall 92-91:183 (+39) 101 Amanda Hendricks 98-93:191 (+47)

DixieClassicMar.24-25

TeamWinner: 1 Denver 877 (+13)IndividualWinner: 1 Dawn Shockley/Denver 216 EIdahoState:15th/15 15 Idaho State Univ. 352-340-348:1040 (+176) T52 Kylie Smith 80-83-83:246 (+30) T63 Katie Phillips 91-86-76:253 (+37) T73 Alysia Hall 86-86-97:269 (+53) 75 Sadie Venn 95-85-92:272 (+56) 79 Amanda Hendricks 95-97-100:292 (+76)

WyomingCowgirlClassicApr.6-7

TeamWinner: 1 Northern Arizona 908 (+44)IndividualWinner: 1 Kelly Gillum/Montana State 222 (+6)IdahoState:19th/20 19 Idaho State Univ. 345-336-339:1020 (+156) T58 Kylie Smith 81-79-85:245 (+29) T84 Katie Phillips 90-84-82:256 (+40) T84 Sadie Venn 92-86-78:256 (+40) T96 Amanda Hendricks 86-87-94:267 (+51) WD Alysia Hall 88-100-WD:WD (N/A)

BigSkyConferenceApr.20-22

TeamWinner: 1 Northern Arizona 914 (+50)Individual Winner: 1 Ali Nelson/Northern Colorado 222 (+6)IdahoState:9th/9 9 Idaho State Univ. 324-341-319:984 T23 Kylie Smith 81-84-75:240 (+24) T23 Katie Phillips 80-82-78:240 (+24) T37 Sadie Venn 79-89-81:249 (+33) 43 Alysia Hall 88-86-85:259 (+43) 44 Amanda Hendricks 84-93-85:262 (+46)

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women s golf 2007-08 complete ResultsGiustinaMemorialClassic

Sept.17-18TeamWinner: 1 Washington State Univ. 886 (+48)IndividualWinner: 1 Felicia Eastick/Oregon 217 (+1)IdahoState:10th/10 10 Idaho State Univ. 336-336-339:1011 (+213) 41 Katie Phillips 83-82-83:248 (+32) 44 Alysia Hall 86-82-84:252 (+36) 45 Hannah Venn 85-84-85:254 (+38) T46 Kylie Smith 82-88-87:257 (+41) 49 Sara Nickels 95-91-96:282 (+66)

WSUTriangularSept.21

TeamWinner:1 Weber State Univ. 296 (+19)IndividualWinner:1 Natalie Weber/Weber State Univ. 69 (-2)IdahoState:3rd/3 3 Idaho State Univ. 318 (+52) T8 Hannah Venn 77 (+6) 15 Alysia Hall 79 (+8) T16 Katie Phillips 80 (+9) 19 Kylie Smith 82 (+11) T25 Sara Nickels 89 (+18) *21 Sadie Venn 85 (+14) *22 Jennifer Harris 86 (+15) *24 Emily Evans 87 (+16)

BroncoFallInvitationalOct.8-9

TeamWinner: 1 University of Nebraska 946 (+82)IndividualWinner: 1 Allison Stewart/Nebraska 233 (+17)IdahoState:12th/13 12 Idaho State Univ. 385-345-374:1104 (+240) T63 Katie Phillips 96-85-92:273 (+57) T65 Alysia Hall 89-90-95:274 (+58) 67 Hannah Venn 100-86-90:276 (+60) 73 Kylie Smith 100-89-97:286 (+70) 76 Sadie Venn 100-85-118:303 (+87)

LamkinCup/CalPolyInvitationalNov.5-6

TeamWinner: 1 UC-Riverside 598 (+22)IndividualWinner: 1 Jennifer Bermingham/UC-Riverside 142 (-2)IdahoState:14th/19 14 Idaho State Univ. 336-323:659 (+83) T11 Hannah Venn 76-75:151 (+7) T40 Katie Phillips 84-78:162 (+18) T67 Sadie Venn 88-80:168 (+24) T88 Alysia Hall 88-91:179 (+35) 94 Emily Evans 92-90:182 (+38)

RedRocksInvitationalMar.1-2

TeamWinner: 1 Eastern Michigan 626 (+50)IndividualWinner: 1 Catherine Fortin/Eastern Michigan 150 (+6)IdahoState:15th/15 15 Idaho State Univ. 357-366:723 (+147) T50 Hannah Venn 79-89:168 (+50) 81 Alysia Hall 94-89:183 (+39) 84 Katrina Phillips 95-93:188 (+44) 85 Sadie Venn 89-104:193 (+49) 87 Kylie Smith 108-95:203 (+59)

DixieClassicApr.1-2

TeamWinner: 1 Brigham Young Univ. 889 (+25)IndividualWinner: 1 Juli Erekson/Brigham Young Univ. 215 (-1)IdahoState:12th/13 12 Idaho State Univ. 353-354-344:1051(+189) T51 Hannah Venn 84-82-83:249 (+33) T57 Katie Phillips 87-85-84:256 (+40) 65 Kylie Smith 85-98-87:270 (+54) 68 Sadie Venn 97-92-93:282 (+66) 69 Alysia Hall 104-99-96:301 (+85)

WyomingCowgirlClassicApr.7-8

TeamWinner: 1 Eastern Washington Univ. 912 (+48)IndividualWinner: 1 Kristina Gargaro/E. Wash. Univ. 221 (+5)IdahoState:15th/16 15 Idaho State Univ. 333-345-352:1030 (+166) T45 Katie Phillips 82-81-81:244 (+28) T57 Hannah Venn 81-82-86:249 (+33) T78 Kylie Smith 85-87-83:255 (+39) T80 Alysia Hall 85-84-87:256 (+40) 84 Sadie Venn 92-97-97:286 (+70)

BigSkyConferencePreviewApr.10

TeamWinner: 1 Northern Arizona 314 (+26)IndividualWinner: 1 Ali Carter/Northern Arizona 75 (+3)IdahoState:8th/8 8 Idaho State Univ. 337 (+49) T21 Alysia Hall 82 (+10) T27 Kylie Smith 83 (+11) T38 Katie Phillips 85 (+13) 40 Hannah Venn 87 (+15) 44 Sadie Venn 96 (+24)

BigSkyConferenceApr.21-23

TeamWinner: 1 Portland State 911 (+47)Individual Winner: 1 Hannah Bews/Portland State 220 (+4)IdahoState:9th/9 9 Idaho State Univ. 336-321-329:986 (+122) T18 Hannah Venn 76-81-77:234 (+18) T38 Kylie Smith 87-76-84:247 (+31) T41 Sadie Venn 89-80-81:250 (+34) 44 Alysia Hall 87-84-87:258 (+42) 45 Katrina Phillips 86-89-87:262 (+46)

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women s golf 2006-07 complete ResultsNAUMountainShootout

HostedbyNorthernArizonaSept.18-19

TeamWinner: 1 Cal Poly 606 (+22)IndividualWinner: 1 Anna Booth: S.Diego St 148 (+2)IdahoState:6th/8 6 Idaho State Univ. 328-327:655 (+71) T 22 Brianna Crompton 79-80:159 (+13) T 29 Hannah Venn 79-85:164 (+18) T 29 Samantha Stanger 84-80:164 (+18) T 38 Katrina Phillips 87-82:169 (+23) T 41 Brittany Austin 86-85:171 (+25)

WolfPackInvitationalHostedbyU.Nevada

Oct.3-4TeamWinner: 1 Nevada U. 920 (+272)IndividualWinner: 1 Nicole de Gennaro: Nevada 225 (+9)IdahoState:8th/8 8 Idaho State Univ. 348-355-321:1024 (+376) 29 Hannah Venn 85-87-79:251 (+35) T 31 Katrina Phillips 84-89-80:253 (+37) T 36 Brianna Crompton 92-91-77:260 (+44) 38 Brittany Austin 87-89-85:261 (+45) 42 Alysia Hall 93-90-104:287 (+71)

BroncoFallInvitationalHostedbyBoiseSt.

Oct.9-10TeamWinner: 1 Nebraska U 884 (+32)IndividualWinner: 1 Kate White: Nebraska 213 (-2)IdahoState:17th/17 17 Idaho State Univ. 342-335-349:1026 (+102) T 60 Brianna Crompton 82-82-84:248 (+35) 75 Hannah Venn 84-82-88:254 (+41) 76 Brittany Austin 86-82-87:255 (+42) T 86 Kera Tucker 92-89-90:271 (+58) T 86 Alysia Hall 90-89-92:271 (+58)

UVSCDualHostedbyUVSC

Oct.16TeamWinner: 1 Idaho State Univ. 328 (+40)IndividualWinner: 1 Hannah Venn Idaho St. 79 (+7)IdahoState:1st/2 1 Idaho State Univ. 328 (+40) 1 Hannah Venn 79 (+7) 2 Brianna Crompton 80 (+8) 3 Katrina Phillips 81 (+9) T 8 Brittany Austin 88 (+16) T 8 Samantha Stanger 88 (+16)

CalPolyFirestoneGrillInvitationalHostedbyCalPoly

Nov6-7TeamWinner: 1 UC Davis 612 (+28)IndividualWinner: 1 Jennifer Bermingham: UC-Rvrside 145 (-1)IdahoState:14th/19 14 Idaho State Univ. 340-341:681 (+97) 19 Hannah Venn 77-80:157 (+11) T 63 Alysia Hall 91-80:171 (+25) T 79 Kera Tucker 84-93:177 (+31) T 82 Brianna Crompton 88-90:178 (+32) 88 Katrina Phillips 91-91:182 (+36)

BobcatDesertClassicHostedbyMontanaSt.

March12-14TeamWinner: 1 Sacramento State 915 (+51)IndividualWinner: 1 Mary Kate Morgan: Gonzaga 225 (+9)IdahoState:20th/20 20 Idaho State Univ. 343-355-350:1048 (+184) T 88 Hannah Venn 87-81-84:252 (+36) T 92 Katrina Phillips 82-87-88:257 (+41) 100 Brianna Crompton 84-89-90:263 (+47) 105 Jennifer Harris 90-98-88:276 (+60) WD Brittany Austin WD-WD-WD

OregonDuckInvitationalHostedbyUniv.Oregon

March26-27TeamWinner: 1 San Francisco, U. of 919 (+55)IndividualWinner: 1 Amy Eneroth: Wash. St. 222 (+6)IdahoState:20th/20 15 Idaho State Univ. 341-347-346:1034 (+170) T 57 Brianna Crompton 88-84-80:252 (+36) T 66 Brittany Austin 81-90-86:257 (+41) 73 Hannah Venn 88-85-87:260 (+44) T 78 Samantha Stanger 84-88-93:265 (+49) 81 Alysia Hall 89-90-96:275 (+59)

CowgirlClassicHostedbyUniversityofWyoming

April9-10TeamWinner: 1 Northern Arizona 908 (+44)IndividualWinner: 1 Ali Carter: N. Arizona 221 (+5)IdahoState:7th/9 7 Idaho State Univ. 334-323-322:979 (+115) T 16 Brittany Austin 82-84-74:240 (+24) 21 Brianna Crompton 86-76-81:243 (+27) T 22 Hannah Venn 83-78-83:244 (+28) 43 Alysia Hall 83-87-88:258 (+42) 45 Samantha Stanger 95-85-84:264 (+48)

BigSkyChampionshipHostedbyNorthernArizona

April16-18TeamWinner: 1 Sacramento St. 884 (+20)IndividualWinner: 1 Margaux Sheehan: Sac St. 216 (E)IdahoState:8th/8 8 Idaho State Univ. 329-329-334:992 (+128) 20 Brittany Austin 78-79-76:233 (+17) 31 Brianna Crompton 79-83-84:246 (+30) 34 Samantha Stanger 86-82-83:251 (+35) 39 Alysia Hall 86-85-92:263 (+47) 40 Katrina Phillips 89-87-91:267 (+51)

IdahoStatevsUVSCDualHostedbyIdahoState

April22TeamWinner: 1 Idaho State 321 (+105)IndividualWinner: 1 Brittany Austin ISU 78 (+4)IdahoState:1st/2 1 Brittany Austin 78 (+4) T 2 Hannah Venn 80 (+6) T 2 Katie Ph illips 80 (+6) 5 Brianna Crompton 83 (+9) 8 Samantha Stanger 88 (+14)

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Stroke Finish Tournament Date291 1st NAU Lumberjack Invite 10/14/02303 2nd Bronco Fall Classic 10/17/00304 1st Boise State Fall Classic 10/22/01305 3rd Heather Farr Memorial Inv. 9/22/98308 2nd Heather Farr Memorial Inv. 9/21/98308 3rd Bengal Classic 4/22/97309 2nd NAU Lumberjack Invite 10/15/02310 2nd Weber State Invitational 4/26/99312 2nd Bengal Classic 4/17/01312 2nd Mike Farrell Invitational 4/28/98

LowTournaments

Strokes Tournament Date844 Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate 9/7-9/98933 Heather Farr Memorial Invitational 9/20-22/98949 Bengal Classic 4/21-22/97956 Portland Invitational 9/28-29/98958 Oregon State Invitational 10/9-10/01958 Big Sky Championship 4/17-19/06967 Lady Vandal Fall Invitational 9/24-25/04971 Bengal Classic 4/17-18/00973 Ram/Cowgirl Classic 9/9-10/96974 State Farm/Bobcat Invitational 9/23-24/02974 Utah Dixie Classic 4/8-9/02975 Big Sky Championship 4/23-25/01975 Big Sky Championship 10/12-14/97

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Strokes Tournament Date600 NAU Lumberjack 10/14-15/02618 Bronco Fall Classic 10/16-17/00627 Weber State Invitational 4/25-26/99631 Boise State Invitational 10/22-23/01632 Bengal Classic 4/16-17/01632 Santa Clara/Colby Invitational 2/10-11/97633 Dartmouth Invitational 9/16-17/00633 State Farm/Bobcat Invitational 9/30/96635 Bobcat Invitational 9/24/01635 Oregon State Invitational 10/9-10/01

TeamChampionshipsandSecondPlaceFinishes

Finish Tournament Date1 (of 8) Bengal Classic 4/16-17/011 (of 7) Big Sky Championship 10/9-11/951 (of 7) Bengal Classic 4/26/942 (of 17) Dartmouth Invitational 9/16-17/002 (of 6) Bengal Classic 4/21-22/982 (of 5) Bengal Classic 4/21-22/972 (of 6) Bobcat Invitational 9/20/932 (of 7) Big Sky Championship 10/10-12/93

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women s golf INDIVIDUAL RECORDSLowestScoringAverage-Season

Scoring Average Player Date

79.07 Shari Humbke 1996-9779.47 Jill Srigley 2001-0279.95 Eileen Spindler 2002-0379.96 Aimee Oliphant 1998-9980.36 Eileen Spindler 2005-0680.78 Rebekah Martin 2000-0180.82 Kristin Olsen 1999-0080.89 Rebekah Martin 2001-0280.95 Angela McKinnon 2001-0281.35 Eileen Spindler 2004-0581.50 Marie Harper 2004-0581.64 Nichole Nordstrom 1998-9981.70 Jill Srigley 2000-01

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71 3rd Shari Humbke Bengal Classic 4/22/9772 1st Eileen Spindler Bronco Fall Classic 10/21/0272 1st Rebekah Martin Bronco Fall Classic 10/16/0072 3rd Aimee Oliphant Heather Farr Memorial Invite 9/22/9872 2nd Heather Bateman Mike Farrell Wildcat Invite 4/29/9673 2nd Rebekah Martin Bronco Fall Classic 10/17/0073 1st Kristin Olsen Bronco Invitational 3/13/0074 2nd Hannah Venn Cal Poly Invitational 11/7-8/0574 2nd Eileen Spindler Mountain Shootout 9/19-20/0574 1st Angela McKinnon Oregon State Invitational 10/9/0174 1st Eileen Spindler Boise State Classic 10/22/0174 1st Angela McKinnon Utah Dixie Classic 4/9/0174 2nd Kristin Olsen Mike Farrell Wildcat Invite 5/1/0074 2nd Aimee Oliphant Heather Farr Memorial Invite 9/21/98

SeasonRoundsofParofBetterRounds of Par Player Season1 Eileen Spindler 2005-061 Eileen Spindler 2002-031 Kristin Olsen 1999-001 Aimee Oliphant 1998-991 Shari Humbke 1996-971 Heather Bateman 1995-96

LowestTournamentScoresStrokes Player Tournament Date

223 #*Shari Humbke Bengal Classic 4/21-22/97227 Aimee Oliphant Heather Farr Memorial Inv. 9/20-22/98229 Arielle Cherry State Farm/Bobcat Invite 9/23-24/02230 Eileen Spindler State Farm/Bobcat Invite 9/23-24/02231 Jill Srigley Utah Dixie Classic 4/8-9/02232 Angela McKinnon Oregon State Invitational 10/9-10/01232 Nichole Nordstrom Heather Farr Memorial Inv. 9/20-22/98232 Shari Humbke Ram/Cowgirl Classic 9/9-10/96233 Aimee Oliphant BYU Invitational 9/14-15/98234 Eileen Spindler Big Sky Champs. 4/17-19/06235 Jill Srigley Bengal Classic 4/17-18/00235 Kristin Olsen Heather Farr Memorial Inv. 4/25-26/99235 Jill Srigley Portland Invitational 9/27-29/98236 Eileen Spindler Ron Moore Intercollegiate 9/26-27/05236 Hannah Venn Big Sky Champs. 4/17-19/06239 #Candice Cordingley Big Sky Championship 10/9-11/94 Kylie Smith Bulldog and Eagle Invite 9/22-23/08

Lowest36HolesStrokes Player Tournament Date145 #Rebekah Martin Bronco Fall Classic 10/16-17/00150 Jill Srigley Utah Dixie Classic 4/8/02150 Kristen Olsen Bronco Invitational 3/13-14/00151 Eileen Spindler Bronco Fall Classic 10/21/02153 Arielle Cherry State Farm/Bobcat Invite 9/23/02153 Eileen Spindler Bengal Classic 4/14/03153 Angela McKinnon Oregon State Invitational 10/9/01153 Jill Srigley Bronco Fall Classic 10/16-17/00153 Kristin Olsen Mike Farrell Wildcat Inv. 4-30/5-1/00153 Aimee Oliphant Mike Farrell Wildcat Inv. 4/27-28/98153 Heather Bateman Mike Farrell Wildcat Inv. 4/29/96153 Candice Cordingley Big Sky Championship 10/9-10/94154 Eileen Spindler Ron Moore Intercollegiate 9/26-27/05156 Eileen Spindler Cal Poly Invitational 11/7-8/05157 Eileen Spindler Mountain Shootout 9/19-20/05157 Hannah Venn Firestone Grill 11/6-7/06158 Hannah Venn Big Sky Champs. 4/17-19/06159 Eileen Spindler Big Sky Champs. 4/17-19/06159 Brianna Crompton Mountain Shootout 9/18-19/06#Champion *Won in playoff

SingleSeasonTop10FinishesFinish Player Season6 Shari Humbke 1996-974 Eileen Spindler 2002-20034 Rebekah Martin 2000-014 Aimee Oliphant 1997-983 Jill Srigley 2001-023 Kristin Olsen 1999-003 Shari Humbke 1995-963 Kerry McIntyre 1994-952 Arielle Cherry 2002-032 Rebekah Martin 2001-022 Jill Srigley 1999-002 Kristin Olsen 1998-992 Megan Field 1996-972 Aimee Oliphant 1996-972 Aimee Oliphant 1995-962 Candice Cordingley 1994-952 Kerry McIntyre 1993-942 Debbie Braun 1993-94

Single Season Top 20 finishesFinish Player Season8 Shari Humbke 1996-977 Rebekah Martin 2000-015 Eileen Spidndler 2002-035 Jill Srigley 2001-025 Jill Srigley 2000-015 Aimee Oliphant 1998-995 Aimee Oliphant 1997-985 Kerry McIntyre 1994-955 Gina Poulsen 1994-95

CareerScoringAverageScoring Avg. Player Years80.47 Shari Humbke 1995-9780.83 Rebekah Martin 2000-0281.41 Eileen Spindler 2001-0681.45 Kristin Olsen 1998-0082.12 Jill Srigley 1998-0282.75 Angela McKinnon 1997-98, 99-0282.81 Aimee Oliphant 1995-9983.06

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