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REDLANDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Quick Facts 1

Athletics Directory 2

Media Relations Personnel 2

Media Policy 2

Golf 101 3

NJCAA Conference 4

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Mission Statement 5

Campus Life 6

Academic Programs 7

Campus Housing 7

Athletic Facilities 11

CITY PROFILE

El Reno, Oklahoma 8

Driving Directions 9

Hotels and Restaurants 10

COACHING STAFF

Athletic Director 12

Head Coach 13

Trainer 14

SEASON PREVIEW

Mascot Info 14

Season Outlook 15

Schedule 16

Player Roster 17

Freshmen 18-21

Sophomores 22-24

TEAM HISTORY

Where Players Go 25

Player Awards 26-27

Championships 28


QUICK FACTSLocation El Reno, OKFounded 1938Enrollment 2472Conference NJCAA Region 2Colors Redlands Red and GoldNickname Cougars

President Dr. Larry DevaneAthletic Director Matt Newgent

Head Coach Chris GraceO� ce Phone (405) 422-6241

First Year of Golf 2002All-Time Tournament Wins 20NJCAA Tournament Appearances 8 National Championships 3

2009-2010 Finish Third NationallyReturning Players 3Newcomers 4

All information supplied in this publication is accurate at the time of printing; however, changes may occur and will supersede information in this publication. This publication is printed and issued by Redlands Communtiy College. A total of 100 media guides printed at a cost of $401. Redlands Com-munity College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, or status as a veteran, in any of its educational programs, activities, policies, practices, or procedures, including, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, eligibility for � nancial aid, and educational services, in accordance with Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246 as amended, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Civil Rights Act of 1991, and other federal laws and regulations. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the College’s nondiscrimination policies and procedures for students, employees, and others: Human Resources Coordinator, Redlands Community College, 1300 S. Country Club Road, El Reno, OK 73036-5304, (405) 422-1267

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Athletic AdministrationMatt Newgent, Athletic Director 422-1280Peggy Ward, Administrative Asst. 422-1418

Men’s BasketballYaphett King, Head Coach 422-6230Earnest Crumbley Jr., Assistant Coach 422-6249

Women’s BasketballJay Niehues, Head Coach 422-6258Charitie Lewis, Assistant CoachHannah White, Assistant Coach

Select Physical TherapyAron Ste� en, Physical Therapist 422-1291

BaseballMatt Newgent, Head Coach 422-1280Jacob Johnson, Assistant Coach 422-6259Ross Ashley, Assistant Coach 422-6259

VolleyballEric Duda, Head Coach 422-6255Karina Bellato, Assistant Coach 422-1285

GolfChris Grace, Head Coach 422-6241Brendan Ryan, Assistant Coach

Training RoomEli Zucksworth, Head Trainer 422-6276

ATHLETICS DIRECTORY MEDIA RELATIONS

Any requests for interviews, photos, printed materials should be directed to the

Public Information Coordinator [email protected]

Public Information Coordinator

Deirdre Steiner(405) 422-1467

Public Information Graphic Designer

Andrew Davis(405) 422-1237

RCC Photographer

Larry Clements(405) 422-6242

Sports InformationIntern

Kelsie Dennis

Public InformationIntern

Alexis Cory

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Golf was invented in Scotland. It is a game of honor, integrity and sportsmanship. Tournament team golf is played with 5 team members, the lowest 4 scores are counted toward the team total. One round consists of 18 holes. All play is governed by USGA rules. Collegiate women’s golf plays roughly around 6200 total yards on usually a par 72 golf course. While the concept of golf is quite simple, getting a 1¾ inch golf ball into a 4½ inch cup in the least strokes possible is extremely challenging. You must respect the rewards & letdowns of the round & absolutely enjoy the walk outside.

Most golf courses are set-up with a par of 72 strokes (some can be 70 or 71). A par 72 course means that it should take a golfer 72 swings of the club to ¡ nish the course. Par is the amount of shots given on each hole (i.e., par 3, par 4, etc.). An “eagle” is two below par, a “birdie” is one under par, and a “bogey” is one over par. A golfer will usually use a driver or fairway wood o¤ the tee for their ¡ rst shot. From then on irons are used to hit towards the green. Once the ball is on the green a player will use their putter to putt the ball in the hole.

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NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

CONFERENCEDIVISION I - REGION IIRedlands Community College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The NJCAA was founded in 1938; it is an association of community college and junior college athletic departments throughout the United States of America, holding 24 separate regions with 436 members. Redlands Community College is in Region II Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference, also known as OCAC.

Redlands Community College is a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference

Arkansas Baptist CollegeLittle Rock, Arkansas

Carl Albert State CollegePoteau, Oklahoma

Connors State CollegeWarner, Oklahoma

Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeWilburton, Oklahoma

Murray State CollegeTishomingo, Oklahoma

North Arkansas CollegeHarrison, Arkansas

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M CollegeMiami, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-EnidEnid, Oklahoma

Northern Oklahoma College-TonkawaTonkawa, Oklahoma

Redlands Community CollegeEl Reno, Oklahoma

Rose State CollegeMidwest City, Oklahoma

Seminole State CollegeSeminole, Oklahoma

Western Oklahoma State CollegeAltus, Oklahoma

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MISSION STATEMENTRedlands Community College provides a learner-centered environment committed to academic excellence strengthened through service and civic engagement.

Value Statements Include:Learner-Centered Environment - Provide a rich academic environment in which learners engage in designing and completing individual educational goals.

Academic Excellence - Provide opportunities for continuous academic growth through a challenging and rigorous curriculum enhanced by the application of research and technology.

Collaboration and Service - Provide learning opportunities in collaboration with public and private partners that reinforce the value of service to others and strengthen ethical development and civic engagement.

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CAMPUS LIFE

WHY REDLANDS?The educational advantages of Redlands Community College are numerous. We have an open-door policy that encourages ¡ rst-time and returning students to become a name not just a number. Admission requires no minimum GPA or ACT score, but may require an assessment test. No matter your background, you can attain great results at RCC.

From fully equipped science and computer labs to smart classrooms with IETV capabilities, your educational needs and expectations will be met and exceeded with the most up-to-date technologies available. The main campus encompasses 55 acres and includes several buildings, many of which have newly renovated classrooms and labs.

We kick o� the fall semester each year with the Cougar Bash, a campus-wide event ¡ lled with food and fun, including world-famous onion burgers, games, and other activities. Activities continue throughout the year with music videos, concerts, volunteer activities, and leadership activities. Join any of the more than 20 student organizations on campus. Organizations include Aggie Club, Students in Free Enterprise, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Nursing Association, and more.

Redlands Community College’s athletic facilities contain a Select Physical Therapy sports medicine clinic and Fitness for Life center. The Fitness for Life center provides access to the college’s indoor swimming pool, � tness workout room, racquetball court, indoor walking area, dry saunas and steam saunas.

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You can a¥ ord to attend RCC! No mandatory fees mean more of your cost is covered by programs such as Oklahoma’s Promise (OHLAP). Plus, we cost less than half as much as Oklahoma’s four-year institutions. This means you’ll save around $4,500 by spending your ¡ rst two years with us. At the end of those two years, you’ll have an associate’s degree and be prepared to enter the workforce or enter the third year of a four-year bachelor’s degree.

Campus Housing:Get your education and enjoy the dorm experience with a luxury feel at Cougar Crossing! Cougar Crossing residents enjoy fully-furnished two or four bedroom apartments featuring leather couches, leather lounge chairs, full-sized appliances, full beds, dining room tables and chairs, and much more. Walk to class, the cafeteria, the library or the campus book store, while living with others pursuing similar life goals.

You and your friends will ¡ nd plenty to do at Cougar Crossing. We host karaoke parties, movie nights on the big screen, cookouts, and tons more. Relax on one of the comfortable couches, work out in the � tness center, or hang out in the cyber lounge.

Contact Student Services:

Call (405) 422-1417Redlands Community College1300 South Country Club Rd

El Reno, Oklahoma 73036-5304

ACADEMIC MAJORSASSOCIATE IN SCIENCEAgriculture (twelve option areas)Personal/Athletic TrainerPre-Professional Sciences (four option areas)

ASSOCIATE IN ARTSArtBusiness AdministrationPre-Criminal JusticePre-Education (Elementary or Secondary)EnglishFamily Studies/Child DevelopmentGeneral StudiesHealth, Physical Education & Recreation PsychologySocial StudiesSpeech

ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCEApplied Technology (six option areas)Business Administration Technology (seven option areas)Child DevelopmentCriminal Justice (¡ ve option areas)Early Childhood Center ManagementEquine ScienceNursing, RNSustainable Agriculture (two option areas)

CAREER CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSChild Development Enology Viticulture



WHERE IS REDLANDS?

EL RENORedlands Community College is located in El Reno, OK. El Reno is located just west of Oklahoma City. El Reno is rich in cultural history. El Reno is home to Historic Fort Reno, Canadian Country County Museum and the Heritage Express Rail Trolley. RCC is less than a mile from Crimson Creek Golf Course and Lake El Reno, a 300 acre lake that can be used recreationally for water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, boating and ¡ shing.

Frontier City Theme Park

White Water Bay

Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)

Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Mat Ho¥ man Action Sports Park

Myriad Botanical Gardens

Rocktown Climbing Gym

Bricktown District

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DRIVING

DIRECTIONSOklahoma City:I-40 W/US-270W 26.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Weatherford:I-40 E for 41.4 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

King� sher:US-81 S/OK-3 E for 12.1 miles, merge onto US-81 S toward El Reno 11.4 miles, turn right onto W. Sunset Dr/I-40 BR/OK-66 for 1 mile, turn left onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your right.

Chickasha:US-81 N for 31.3 miles, merge on I-40 W/US-270 W via the ramp on the LEFT toward Amarillo go 1.9 miles, take the Country Club Rd exit, EXIT 123, turn right onto S. Country Club Rd. Go 0.8 miles. RCC is on your left.

Weatherford

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Yukon

Enid

Hennessey

Kingsher Guthrie

Oklahoma City

NormanMinco

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RESTAURANTS

ACCOMMODATIONSBaymont Inn1707 S.W. 27th StreetEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-3050

Best Western2701 S Country ClubEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6490

Days Inn2712 S. Country ClubEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-8720

Economy Express2851 S. Highway 81 & I-40El Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-1022

Motel 61506 Domino LaneEl Reno, OK 73036(405) 262-6060

Montana Mike’s SteakhouseSunday - Thursday11 a.m. til 9 p.m.

Friday & Saturday 11 a.m. til 10 p.m.

1609 Southwest 27thEl Reno, OK 73036

Denny’s RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-35352701 South Country Club RdEl Reno, OK 73036

Serapio’s Mexican RestaurantFor Hours Call: (405) 262-77441637 E Highway 66El Reno, OK 73036

Sid’s DinerFor Hours Call: (405) 262-7757300 South ChoctawEl Reno, OK 73036

Georgeo’s Mediterranean CuisineOpen For Lunch & Dinner1218 Sunset Dr.El Reno, OK 73036

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ATHLETIC

FACILITIES

Training Room Fitness Room

Swimming Pool

Volleyball/Basketball Court

Don Brown Baseball Field

Crimson Creek Golf Course



Matt Newgent begins his eighth season as head coach for the Cougar baseball team and also serves as Athletic Director. Under Newgent’s guidance the Cougar’s have been ranked each of the last four seasons, and as high as a #2 national ranking in 2008. Since Coach Newgent’s arrival seven years ago, the program has again regained its prominence nationally. Newgent and his sta� spent the 2009 o� -season continuing a renovation of the Cougar baseball facility, while continuing to recruit quality student-athletes to ensure continued success for the program.

Newgent began his collegiate athletic career at Redlands Community College as a catcher under former coach Don Brown. During that season the Cougars went to the NJCAA World Series in Millington, Tennessee, where they ¡ nished fourth. After leaving RCC, Newgent completed his collegiate playing experience at the University of Indianapolis. His collegiate accolades include all tournament catcher honors at the NJCAA World Series, two-time member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) All-Conference Team and Academic All-Conference Team, NCAA North Central Region Team, and Most Valuable Player during his senior season at the University of Indianapolis.

Prior to coaching at RCC, Newgent served as Assistant Baseball Coach at Olney Central Community College in Olney, Illinois, where they ¡ nished with a record of 40-20 and a trip to the Region 24 Tournament. He was also the Assistant Baseball Coach at the University of Indianapolis for three seasons and helped guide the team to a third place ¡ nish in the NCAA Division II World Series in 2000, and a school best 51-15 record in 2001.

Newgent is a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association. He earned his Associate of Arts from Redlands Community College in 1997, his Bachelor of Arts in History in 1999, and his Master of Business Administration in 2002 from the University of Indianapolis. Coach Newgent, a native of Piedmont, now resides in Yukon with his wife Christa and their son, Ian.

MATT NEWGENT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR3RD SEASON AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 8TH SEASON AS BASEBALL HEAD COACH

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First-year head coach Chris Grace comes to Redlands Community College to build on the Lady Cougars’ previous success on the course. With Coach Grace’s experience, the Lady Cougars look to be formidable.

Coach Grace is a native Oklahoman who graduated from Poteau High School in 1989. At Poteau, Grace was an All-State golfer. He played collegiate golf at East Central University and was an All-Conference pick. Grace earned a Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical Education degree.

In 1996, Grace was hired as the Men’s Head Coach at East Central University. In his nearly ¡ ve years at ECU, Grace had several teams rank on the national level. In 1997, he was named Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference Coach of the Year. He was also named the NCAA District 6 Coach of the Year in 1999.

After ECU, Grace coached at Dave Pelz Golf School in Florida. At Dave Pelz, Grace was named Lead Instructor in January 2003 and Senior Instructor September 2005.

In the last two years, he has also served as RCC’s assistant coach. Grace coached RCC’s former coach, Gerrod Chadwell, at East Central University. The pair reunited for Redlands back-to-back NJCAA National Championships.

Grace has coached star players such as PGA pros Vijay Singh, Mike Weir, KJ Choi, Jodie Mudd, BJ Statten and Brandon McKnight. He also coached LPGA superstar Annika Sorenstam. In« uential players he has taught include Rudy Giuliani and Tom Brokaw.

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Third year Redlands Community College Head Athletic Trainer, Eli Zucksworth, is responsible for preparing the athletes for both practice and games while treating on-site injuries.

Eli Zucksworth is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association. He is a 2005 graduate of Oklahoma State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training. In 2007, he received his Master of Education degree from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

ATHLETIC TRAINERELI ZUCKSWORTH3RD SEASON

The story of the Redlands Cougar is shrouded in mystery. The Cougar ¡ rst appeared as the o� cial Redlands mas-cot post-1970. Prior to that Redland’s (originally called El Reno Junior College) mascot was the Chieftain, which was chosen to correspond with El Reno High School’s mascot, the Indian. Now, this elusive nameless cat can occasion-ally be spotted around campus. Be On The Lookout!

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OUTLOOKThe 2010-2011 women’s golf season will bring many new faces to the Cougar’s program. With only three returning players from last season’s 3rd place showing at the National Tournament, there are many opportunities for the new Cougar’s to leave their impression on the upcoming season.

Returning from last year’s squad is Jessica Schiele, a second team All-American from Grimsby, England. Along with her is Sarah Harper from Duncan, Oklahoma, who played in every tournament last year for the Cougars and Kelsey Chugg from Gilbert, Arizona, who saw limited playing time in the season.

Jessica Schiele played in every tournament following her arrival in January, posting 4 top ten ¡ nishes last spring, ¡ nishing 2nd twice, at the NJCAA Region II tournament with rounds of 82-76 and rounds of 79-76 at the Northwood Univ. (TX) Bluebonnet Classic, while also having a pair of 6th place ¡ nishes. Jessica’s rounds of 75-72-77 helped her place 6th at the National Tournament in Daytona allowing her to earn 2nd Team All-American honors for the 2010 season.

Sarah Harper, gained valuable experience, playing in every tournament for the Cougar’s last season. She will be looking to provide leadership and be solid a player in the Cougar’s top ¡ ve. Kelsey Chugg saw limited playing time last season, but brings a lot of very good skills to the Cougars and looks to be major contributor for the 2010-2011 campaign.

Joining the 2010-2011 women’s golf team as freshman are Karson Bizzell of Mustang, Oklahoma; Bethany Darrough of King¡ sher, Oklahoma; Selu Fotu of Alpine, Utah; and Kristen Sammarco of Pembroke Pines, Florida.

Karson was part of a her team’s 2010 4th place team ¡ nish in class 6A as well as her winning

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CONTINUEDher teams conference championship as an individual. Bethany was the Class 3A state champion twice as an individual and was a part of winning three straight state championship team titles.

Selu Fotu has compiled a very solid junior career competing and winning multiple events and also played on her high school’s state championship team during her sophomore season. Kristen Sammarco has competed in and won numerous individual and team titles including winning a team state championship during her high school career.

With early experience and the building of team chemistry the pieces should be in place for the women’s golf team to make a run and win the school’s 4th National Championship in the last six seasons.

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FALL SCHEDULE

09/12-13 Wordlink North Texas Fall Classic Fort Worth, TX

09/23-26 Susie Maxwell Berning Classic Norman, OK

10/11-13 Eye Of The Hurricane Tulsa, OK

10/24-26 Oklahoma Intercollegiate Duncan, OK

10/31-11/2....Cowgirl Fall Invitational Lake Charles, LA

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Sarah Harper Sophomore Duncan, OK

Kelsey Chugg Sophomore Gilbert, AZ

Jessica Schiele Sophomore Grimsby, England

Kristen Sammarco Freshman Pembroke Pines, FL

Selu Fotu Freshman Alpine, UT

Bethany Darrough Freshman King¡ sher, OK

Karson Bizzell Freshman Mustang, OK WOM

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Freshman King¡ sher, Oklahoma

Best Tournament Finish: 1st place 2009 Class 3A State Tournament, May 2009

BETHANY RAEDARROUGH

High School Academic Honors: National English Honor Society

High School Athletic Honors: 2008 Class 3A Team State Championship

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: Ben HoganFavorite Sports Memory: Winning State 3 years in a row Nickname: BFavorite food: Home Cookin’Favorite musician/group: Country and Hip HopFavorite vacation spot: The BeachI can’t live without: LaughterMost prized possession: My State Rings Favorite movie: Patch AdamsFavorite actor/actress: Shirley TempleFavorite TV show: Grey’s AnatomyI can’t believe I watch: Silent movies when I was younger If I won a million dollars, I would: Blow the ¡ rst $10,000 and invest the rest into stock.

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Freshman Alpine, Utah

SELU MARIEFOTU

High School Academic Honors: Graduated from Lone Peak High School in 2008

High School Athletic Honors: 3rd place ¡ nish @ 2005 Utah Girls State High School

Championship, Medalist @ 2006 Utah Girls State High School Championship, member of the 2006 Utah High

School All-State Golf Team, runner-up @ 2007 Utah Girls High School Golf Championships, member of the

2007 Utah High School All-State Golf Team

PERSONALITY PROFILEFuture Plans: Finish a biology degree and go to medical or law School

Nickname: Shrimp, Snakes

Favorite food: Fettuccine Alfredo

Favorite musician/group: Rascal Flatts

Favorite vacation spot: Hawaii

I can’t live without: Smoothies!

Favorite movie: Italian Job

Favorite TV show: One Tree Hill

Best Tournament Finish: 1st place @ 2006 Utah Girls High School Golf State Championship




FreshmanPembroke Pines, Florida

KRISTEN NICOLESAMMARCO

High School Athletic Honors: Miami Herald and Sun-Sentinel All County Golf Honorable Mention Freshman and Sophomore Year and 2nd Team Junior and Senior Year.5 Year letterman in Varsity Golf and also lettered in Varsity Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball and Track.

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: Sergio GarciaFavorite Sports Memory: Winning StateFuture Plans: Become a Pro Golfer Nickname: KrissyFavorite food: Depends on my mood.Favorite vacation spot: Lake TahoeI can’t live without: My iPhoneMost prized possession: My ShoesFavorite movie: Moulin RougeFavorite TV show: Prison Break and BonesI can’t believe I watch: Miley Cyrus’ BiographyIf I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a black Camaro with red leather interior.Nobody knows I can: Touch my nose with my tongueBiggest superstition: I’m not superstitious.

Best Tournament Finish: Individual: 1st Place, Broward County JGA Championship, July 2010

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FreshmanMustang, Oklahoma

KARSONBIZZELL

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: Oklahoma StateFavorite Sports Memory: Winning High School Conference TournamentFuture Plans: Play golf at a 4-yr CollegeNickname: KarlFavorite food: Chinese FoodFavorite musician/group: Katy Perry, Michael BubleFavorite vacation spot: Key West I can’t live without: My wardrobeMost prized possession: My rodeo saddles and golf trophiesFavorite movie: What Happens in VegasFavorite actor/actress: Cameron Diaz and Ashton KutcherFavorite TV show: One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl I can’t believe I watch: Jersey ShoreIf I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a BentleyPerson I would like to meet: Phil Mickelson Biggest superstition: Don’t put a hat on the bed

High School Academic Honors: 4 year Renassiance, awards in English, World History,and Spanish

High School Athletic Honors: MVP Volleyball,Honorable Mention Volleyball, 2 time MVP Golfer,

All-State Golfer, Scholar Athlete of the Week (golf)

Best Tournament Finish: 2010 Class 6A Confernce Championship




SophomoreGrimsby, England

JESSICA LOUISESCHIELE

Best Tournament Finish: Second at NJCAA Region II Tournament, Spring 2010

RCC Athletic Honors: All-American Second Team

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite food: Sunday Lunch

Favorite musician/group: Bloc Party, Coldplay and Oasis

Favorite vacation spot: Daytona Beach

I can’t live without: My phone and iPod

Most prized possession: 6th Place Medal at Nationals

Favorite movie: Step Brothers

Favorite actor/actress: Wentworth Miller

Favorite TV show: Friends

If I won a million dollars, I would: Move to Los Angeles

Person I would like to meet: The Queen of England

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SophomoreGilbert, Arizona

KELSEY ELIZABETHCHUGG

Best Tournament Finish: First place Arizona Junior Golf Association State Championship

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: ASUFavorite Sports Memory: Winning State Tournament Nickname: ChuggFavorite food: SandwichesFavorite musician/group: Weezy Baby Favorite vacation spot: Scenic El Reno, Oklahoma I can’t live without: WalmartMost prized possession: My computer Favorite movie: Baby MamaFavorite actor/actress: Tina FeyFavorite TV show: Forensic Files I can’t believe I watch: Real Housewives of Atlanta If I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a car Person I would like to meet: Gucci ManeBiggest Superstition: Cows lifting their tails is a sign rain is coming

High School Academic Honors: National Art Honor Society - 4 years

High School Athletic Honors: 4-year Letter Varsity Golf, 3-year Golf MVP




Sophomore Duncan, Oklahoma

SARAH RENAEHARPER

High School Academic Honors: National Honor Society, Oklahoma Honor Society, Who’s Who Among High School Students, Diploma of Distinction, Academic Golf Team State Champions in ‘07 and ‘08.

High School Athletic Honors: All-State Softball Catcher, All-State Golf, Duncan Banner’s Softball Player of the Year 2007, Duncan Banner’s O¤ ensive Player of the Year 2008, State Champion Golf Team ‘07, ‘08, and ‘09

Best Tournament Finish: – Fifth place 2010 NJCAA Region II Tournament

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Sports Memory: High school team winning state championship 3-years in a row

Future Plans: Transfer to a University and become a Physical Therapist, and play golf as long as possible

Nickname: Harpo

Favorite musician/group: Anything but the scream-ing stu¤

Favorite vacation spot: Mexico

I can’t live without: My family

Most prized possession: My car

Favorite actor/actress: Jennifer Aniston and Heath Ledger

Favorite TV show: Friends

I can’t believe I watch: America’s Next Top Model

If I won a million dollars, I would: Go shopping, buy a new car, and give a little to my parents and brother

Nobody knows I can: If I told you then it wouldn’t be a secret.

Biggest superstition: What goes around comes around

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FreshmanIstanbul, Turkey

KELSEY ELIZABETHCHUGG

Best Tournament Finish:1st place 2011 Faldo Series ,2011 Turkish Amateur, 2011 Audible Closed

PERSONALITY PROFILEFavorite Player/Team: Paula CreamerFavorite Sports Memory: Hole in one, Faldo SeriesNickname: RanaeFuture Plans: Go to University of ArkansasFavorite food: Chinese FoodsFavorite musician/group: Beyonce Favorite vacation spot: Orlando, Florida I can’t live without: GolfMost prized possession: My laptop Favorite movie: The TouristFavorite actor/actress: Angelina JolieFavorite TV show: Gossip Girl If I won a million dollars, I would: Buy a Cadillac and invest in my future Person I would like to meet: Padraig Harrington



PLAYERSWHERE THEY GOAndrea Rojas 2006-08 Southern Nazerene University

Abby Allford 2006-08 University of Tulsa

Jennifer Aviles 2003-05 Southwestern OK State University

Keelie Cates 2001-03 Texas State University

Morgan Gay 2006-08 Oklahoma City University

Talli Gay 2003-05 Oklahoma City University

Megan Goodwin 2003-05 University of Oklahoma

Mary Harvey 2001-03 Tarleton State University

Grace Jeong 2005-07 University of Nevada – Reno Embry-Riddle Aero University

Jennifer Mann 2002-04 Oklahoma Baptist University

Tasha Marshal 2004-06 Southwestern OK State University

Jacklynn Miller 2003-05 Texas A&M – Corpus Christi

Kari Price 2001-03 Southern Nazarene University

Jaryn Rainey 2004-06 Southwestern OK State University

Woori Shin 2005-07 Auburn University University of Tulsa

Camila Sola 2004-06 Arizona State University

Brianna Vargas 2005-07 University of Louisiana – Monroe

Nicola Race 2007-09 University of Missouri

Andrea Kaelin 2007-09 Florida State University

Emily Kwak 2007-09 Towson State University

Jennifer Joyce 2008-09 San Angelo State University

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ACADEMICSALL-AMERICAN

2008 Abby Allford2006 Cami Trout 2005 Jennifer Aviles 2004 NJCAA Academic Team of the Year 3.55 GPA 2003 NJCAA Academic Team of the Year 3.53 GPA Courtney Adams Ashley Earles Kari Price (Distinguished Academic All-American)

2010 Jessica Schiele- 2nd Team

2009Nicola Race - 1st TeamAndrea Kaelin - 1st TeamKelly MacPhail - 2nd TeamEmily Kwak - 2nd TeamKaitlin Higginbotham - HM*

2008 Nicola Race - 1st TeamAbby Allford - 1st Team

2007Woori Shin - 1st TeamGrace Jeong - 1st Team

2006 Woori Shin - 1st TeamCamila Sola - 1st TeamGrace Jeong - 2nd TeamBrianna Vargas - 2nd TeamJaryn Rainey - 2nd Team

2005 Camila Sola - 1st TeamJacklynn Miller - 2nd TeamBritney Subia - 2nd TeamJaryn Rainey - 2nd Team

2004 Mary Harvey - 2nd TeamMegan Goodwin - 2nd Team

2003 Keelie Cates - 2nd TeamMary Harvey – HM*Kari Price – HM*

ATHLETICSALL-AMERICAN

*Honorable Mention

PLAYERS



National Tournament Finish

2010 - Third Place

2009 - National Champions


2007 - Runner-Up


2005 - Third Place

2004 - Third Place

2003 - Third Place

Region II Tournament

2010 - Champions

2009 - Champions

2008 - Champions

2007 - Champions

2006 - Champions

FINISHESNATIONAL TOURNAMENT

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