TABLE OF CONTENTS ROSTER, SCHEDULE, QUICK FACTS

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ABOUT UC ................................................................................................................................................... 2

MEET THE PRESIDENT ........................................................................................................................... 3

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS .................................................................................................................... 4

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION ............................................................................................................ 5

ATHLETIC TRAINING ......................................................................................................................... 6-7

MOUNTAIN EAST MEMBERS ............................................................................................................... 8

MEC STAFF DIRECTORY ........................................................................................................................ 9

MEC HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER DIRECTORY ............................................................................. 10

UC QUICK FACTS ................................................................................................................................... 11

MEC MEMBERS QUICK FACTS .....................................................................................................12-16

MEN’S & WOMEN’S GOLF HEAD COACH ...................................................................................... 17

WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE & ROSTER ......................................................................................... 18

WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM HISTORY ..................................................................................................... 19

WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM BIOS .........................................................................................................20-25

MEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE & ROSTER ................................................................................................ 26

MEN’S GOLF TEAM HISTORY ............................................................................................................ 27

MEN’S GOLF BIOS .............................................................................................................................28-36

Charleston, West Virginia Our Mission The mission of the University of Charleston is to educate each student for a life of productive work, enlightened living, and community involvement. Productive Work The University prepares students to contribute to society immediately and throughout their lives. Their work will vary tremendously, but we hope that each graduate will improve his or her world. “Productive” work isn't defined by the acquisition of great material gain for the graduate, but by the positive impact of the work on the graduate's community and world. Enlightened Living

College graduates must own a broad range of knowledge to thrive in modern society. Graduates should be scientifically, economically, politically, aesthetically, and culturally literate. They should have a sense of history and shared values, and a commitment to moral purpose and personal character. Community Involvement Finally, the University attempts to develop within every student a pattern of community involvement. The foundation of our democratic society rests on community involvement, so we want graduates to take leadership responsibility and initiative in shaping organizations, institutions, and communities.

Shared Values and Goals The University's mission is an expression of shared values and goals. These include: Offering selected quality programs affording professional preparation in a liberal arts environment. Preparing students to live in an increasingly complex and changing society by helping them develop the knowledge, abilities, and character needed to be lifelong learners. Utilizing and enriching the strong relationship between the University and the Greater Charleston community to prepare students for a life rich in community

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University of Charleston Dr. Edwin H. Welch is a native of Maryland and earned degrees from Western Maryland College, Boston University School of Theology, and Boston University Graduate School. He studied International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Higher Education Administration at the Harvard Institute for Educational Management. His Ph.D. is in Social Ethics and he is an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church. Dr. Welch served in the Executive Office of the President at The White House from 1961 until 1971 in the administrations of Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon. Dr. Welch began his teaching career at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Prior to coming to Charleston, he served for eight years as the Provost at Wartburg College in Iowa. Dr. Welch has been President of the University of Charleston since 1989. He has led the institution through a period of unprecedented fundraising, expansion of full-time student enrollment, redefining the institution’s mission, transforming its academic program, adding graduate programs in pharmacy, physician’s assistant and business, constructing 7 of the 11 buildings on campus, and acquiring national recognition for UC’s leadership in outcomes-based learning and student assessment. He led the creation of a central administrative computing corporation (i.e., ICE) which serves seven colleges and universities. Dr. Welch serves on many boards, including BB&T Corporate Board of Directors, Chairman of the Quality Committee for the Charleston Area Medical Center Health Systems, Association of Governing Board’s Council of Presidents, West Virginia Financial Education Foundation Board and BB&T-West Virginia’s Advisory Board.

In May 2006, Dr. Welch was given the first-ever Charles L. Foreman Award for Innovation in Private Higher Education by the Foundation for Independent Higher Education. A year later, Dr. Welch was the recipient of the 2007 YMCA Spirit of the Valley Award in recognition of his exemplary community service, and his selfless concern and care for the Charleston community. He has the unique distinction of having a tug boat named for him. President Welch’s wife, Janet, earned her Ph.D. in American Studies from the University of Maryland. She is a graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, where she was a tenured faculty member in the English Department. She has championed an aesthetic dimension at the University of Charleston and has received national recognition for the creation of the Erma Byrd Gallery for West Virginia Women Artists. The Gallery displays works from 159 of the state’s most outstanding women artists. Dr. Welch takes great pride in the ongoing transformation of the University of Charleston into a leader in private higher education.

Dr. Edwin H. Welch UC President

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A native of Massachusetts, Stevens was recruited to what was then known as Morris Harvey College to play volleyball in 1976. As a player, she won both WVIAC and Mid-West Regional First-Team honors. After stints teaching in high school in Boston and in Kanawha County, Stevens was recruited to coach the University of Charleston volleyball squad in 1992. She has held multiple roles at UC, progressing from coaching volleyball and swimming to physical education instructor in 1996, assistant professor of sports administration in 2000, and associate athletic director in 2005. Stevens meanwhile earned a master’s degree in exercise physiology and a doctorate in education administration, putting those skills to work in the classroom and as senior woman administrator in the UC athletic department. Stevens coached the Golden Eagles volleyball team for 19 seasons and holds a career record of 506-210. Her teams have made the NCAA volleyball tournament seven times, won the conference title in 1997, 2001 and 2006, and won the conference championship in 2004, 2005 and 2007. Bren was named WVIAC Coach of the Year three times (1995, 1997, and 2001), and was inducted into the University of Charleston Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006. In 2011, Dr. Stevens earned her 500th career win, during UC’s match with Alderson-Broaddus, which puts Stevens 13th on the NCAA Division II list of most wins for active coaches. Outside the University of Charleston, Stevens has served as the vice chair of the NCAA Division II Management Council, served on the NCAA II Planning and Finance Committee, NCAAII Championships Committee, NCAA Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects in Sports Committee, NCAA II Administrative Committee and the NCAA Volleyball Rules committee. In 2012, Stevens was awarded the Mike McLaughlin award for “Excellence in Sports,” which was voted on by her fellow WVIAC Athletic Directors. In addition, Bren is an avid scuba diver, voracious reader, pianist and currently resides in Cross Lanes, WV with her partner Tammy Krepshaw.

Career Coaching Record: Year Wins Losses

1993 25 6 1994 27 13 1995 35 7* 1996 35 7 1997 33 6*

1998 26 11* 1999 28 10* 2000 29 11 2001 29 13 2002 24 16 2003 27 13* 2004 31 7*

2005 29 11* 2006 26 8 2007 28 12 2008 16 18 2009 22 14 2010 19 10 2011 17 17

Total 506 210 .707 Winning percentage *Advanced to NCAA post-season play

Dr. Bren Stevens

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Todd Diuguid enters his 12th year as the Head Coach of the Women’s Soccer Program at the University of Charleston in 2012. Diuguid has over 25 years of soccer experience as a player, referee, and coach. Coach Diuguid was named the 2010 WVIAC Coach-of-the-Year.

The Women’s Soccer Program has the distinction of receiving the inaugural WVIAC Sportsmanship award in 2008 and has received the NSCAA Team Academic Award the past six academic years, 2007-present. Several players have been named to the All-Conference team, NSCAA All-Region team’s, Daktronics All-Region, Freshman-of-the-Year, Player-of-the-Year, Academic All-American and UC’s Outstanding Student-Athlete have all played under Coach Diuguid over the years.

Travis Chandler

Assistant to the AD for Compliance & Marketing

Shari Reed

Head Women's Tennis/Senior Woman Administrator

Todd Diuguid

Assistant Athletic Director/Head Women's Soccer Coach

Dr. Ericka Zimmerman Chair, Department of Athletic Training

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Ericka Zimmerman serves as the Chair of the Department of Athletic Training and the Program Director for the Athletic Training Education Program. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Allied Health from St. Andrews Presbyterian College, a Master of Science degree in Physical Education/Athletic Training from Indiana State University, and a Doctorate of Education degree in Educational Leadership from Marshall University. Ericka is a 2010 recipient of the NATA Service Award in recognition of her service to the profession of athletic training. In 2008 Ericka was recognized as the 2008 West Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association (WVATA) Educator of the Year. She was a 2007 Marquis Who’s Who of American Women. In March 2006, she was recognized as the 2006 WVATA Athletic Trainer of the Year. She was also selected as the 2006 Outstanding Young Alumni for Indiana State University’s Department of Athletic Training. Prior to arriving at the University of Charleston in 2002, Ericka served as the Head Athletic Trainer for Georgetown College (KY) from 1997 – 2002 and Instructor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Studies. She was the Head Athletic Trainer for Midway College and staff athletic trainer for Lexington Clinic Sports Medicine Center from 1996 – 1997. Her present professional involvement includes: Co-Program Coordinator for the 2009 & 2010 WVATA Annual Meeting NATA Board of Certification Nominating Committee member Co-Faculty Advisor, District III Student Senate Ericka’s interests include legal issues in athletic training; policy and procedure development in the collegiate athletic training setting; leadership, communication, and conflict resolution; psychosocial issues; and upper extremity assessment.

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Michael Nyquist Head Athletic Trainer/Coordinator of Clinical Services

Kelvin Phan Coordinator of Clinical

Education/Asst. Athletic Trainer

Assistant Athletic Trainers

Dan Clifton Jenni Johnson

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Name Title Email Address

Administration

Reid Amos Commissioner commissioner@mountaineast.org

Ben Brownlee Associate Commissioner of

Championships and Compliance

bbrownlee@mountaineast.org

Adam Zundell Associate Commissioner of

Communications azundell@mountaineast.org

Supervisor of Officials

Gene Steratore Football

Kim Vieira Men's and Women's Soccer kvsoccer5@aol.com

Gerry Durishan Volleyball gdurishan@gmail.com

Mike Eades Men's Basketball

Brad McMillion Women's Basketball bradtheref@hotmail.com

- TBA Baseball

- TBA Softball

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Mountain East Conference Head Athletic Trainer Directory

School Name Phone E-mail

Concord University Tracy Gill 304-384-5954 tmccallister@concor

d.edu

Fairmont State University

Bob Cable 304-367-4273 rcable@fairmontstate

.edu

Glenville State College

Brent Walters 304-462-6223 Brent.Walters@glenv

ille.edu

Shepherd University Gayle Coner 800-344-5231 ext.

5348 gconner@shepherd.e

du

University of Charleston

Michael Nyquist 304-357-4395 michaelnyquist@ucw

v.edu

West Liberty University

Herb Minch 304-336-8476 minchhp@westlibert

y.edu

West Virginia State University

Rick Ray 304-766-3225 rayrl@wvstateu.edu

Wheeling Jesuit University

Christina Schoolcraft 304-243-2182 -

West Virginia Wesleyan College

Rae Emrick 304-473-8002 Emrick_R@wvwc.ed

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Notre Dame College Jay Garfield 216.373.5354 JGarfield@ndc.edu

Urbana University Jassen Dobyns 937-484-1254 jdobyns@urbana.edu

University of Virginia's College at

Wise Kendra Potter 276-376-4591 krp8b@uvawise.edu

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1,391 full-time students in Fall 2012

Graduate programs in pharmacy and business.

New Physician Assistant program staring January 2013

109 international students from 34 countries, and students from 31 states

25% of students who start at UC and stay through graduation get their degrees in less than four years, and an additional 10% proceed to graduate school before receiving an undergraduate degree

94% of graduates are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation

15 Division II varsity athletic teams

Nationally ranked Division II men’s soccer team

Located in the capital of West Virginia

One of 12 colleges nationally chosen as a model for the first-year experience

300 employees; $35 million operating budget; estimated annual economic impact of $87 million

14,000 alumni of record; 6,000 in the Kanawha Valley

Outstanding campus facilities: 7 of the 11 buildings on campus have been built since 1998, including four new residence halls and a fitness center.

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WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE

Established: 1837 Student/Faculty Ratio: 14:1 Average Class Size: 25 Number of Academic Programs: Location: West Liberty, WV Number of Buildings: 50 Total Acreage: 263 Acres School Colors: Black and Gold School Nickname: The

Hilltoppers School Mascot: Topper the Bear

Glenville State College 200 High Street Glenville, WV 26351

Total: 1,898

41% female, 59% male

85% of students come from 55 West Virginia counties; 14% of students are from other states and 3 foreign countries

Average age of student: 26

64% of students are under 25 years of age; 36% of students are over 25 years of age

Student to faculty ratio: 16:1 12

NOTRE DAME COLLEGE

WHEELING JESUIT UNIVERSITY

Founded: 1954 Location: Wheeling, WV Affiliation: Catholic, Jesuit Enrollment: A total of 1,500 Average Class Size: 18 Academics: More than 40

programs of study Campus: 65-acre campus

supplemented by a 550-acre retreat farm and research preserve; Campus Coffee Shop with Parkhurst Proudly Serving Starbucks Coffee.

Euclid, Ohio Notre Dame College, a

Catholic institution in the tradition of the Sisters of Notre Dame, educates a diverse population in the liberal arts for personal, professional and global responsibility.

Notre Dame College offers majors in nearly 30 disciplines. The associate, bachelor and master degrees include outstanding programs in education, business and science. Weekend, adult and online classes are also available.

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CONCORD UNIVERSITY

WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Location: Buckhannon, West Virginia

Calendar: Two 14-week terms One month optional May

Term Optional summer term Affiliation: The United

Methodist Church Degrees Offered: Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Science in

Nursing Bachelor of Science

Location Athens, W. Va Founded 1872 Enrollment 2,797 Nickname Mountain Lions Colors Maroon and Gray Affiliation NCAA Division

II Conference Mountain East President Kendra Boggess

(Interim) Director of Athletics Kevin

Garrett SWA Tracy Gill Sports Information Director

Tyler McIntosh

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URBANA UNIVERSITY

FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY

Fairmont State University is a member of the NCAA, Division II, and the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Men - 7 varsity sports: Football, basketball, baseball, cross-country, golf, tennis and swimming.

Women - 7 varsity sports: Tennis, golf, basketball, volleyball, swimming, softball and cross-country.

Activities & Organizations

A wide range of intramural and club sports

Undergraduate Headcount 1,111, Graduate Headcount 177

Average Classroom Size 15-20

2011 cohort first year retention rate 45.6%

Minority students 35%

Female/Male Ratio 54/46%

Traditional Students Living on Campus 41%

Undergraduate Student Residence (first-time degree seeking students)

Ohio 87%, Out-of-State , 10%, International 3%

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Location: Shepherd, W.Va.

Founded: 1871

Enrollment: 4,283

Nickname: Rams Colors:

Blue & Gold

President: Dr. Suzanne Shipley

Director of Athletics: B.J. Pumroy

Sports: Football, Basketball (M&W), Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, Golf (M), Soccer (M&W), Tennis (M&W), Lacrosse (W)

WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA’S COLLEGE AT

WISE

Founded in 1954, currently enrolls 2,000 students

2,067; male-to-female ratio is 1:1.3.

A public, four-year residential college located in the lush mountains of Southwestern Virginia, The University of Virginia's College at Wise is recognized as one of the top public liberal arts colleges in the nation.

Founded 1891, West Virginia Colored Institute Name Changes

1915, West Virginia Collegiate Institute

1929, West Virginia State College

2004, West Virginia State University

Total Enrollment Fall 2013 2,677

Undergraduate 2,622

Student/Faculty Ratio 15:1

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SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY

Will Johnson

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• Hometown: Charleston, WV

• Attended the University of Charleston

• Majored in Business Administration • • Has been coaching golf for 9 years (all

9 years at UC)

• Has been playing golf for 23 years

• Won the WVIAC Coach of the Year Award in 2005 & 2008

2013-14 Women’s Golf Roster

2013-14 Women’s Golf Schedule

Day Date Event Location Fri-Sat 9/13-14 Evann Parker Memorial. Inv. Buffalo, NY Sat-Sun 9/21-22 Wooster Invitational Wooster, OH Mon-Tue 9/30-10/01 Converse Invitational Spartanburg, SC

Mon-Tue 10/14-15 MEC Championship Glade Springs, WV

NAME ACADEMIC YEAR HOMETOWN Sarah Adamowski So. Amsterdam, NY/Amsterdam

Mary Alton So. Beaumont, TX/Hamshire Fannet

Kelli Garrett So. Chapmanville, WV/Chapmanville Regional

Harmony Shephardson Fr.

Allison Strider Jr. Shenandoah Junction, WV/ Jefferson

Kenzi Turner Jr. Shelbyville, IN/Shelbyville

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Women’s Golf added (2011)

First season opener at Mercyhurst Invite (2011)

Finishedn5th at WVIAC Championship (2012)

Won John D. Barbour Tournament (2013)

Finished 2nd at OVU (2013)

Finished 3rd at Wooster Invitational (2013)

Finished 5th at Southern Regional (2013)

Finished 3rd at Converse Fall Invite (2013)

Finished 4th in first MEC Championship (2013)

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Team History

Sophomore Amsterdam, NY

Sarah Adamowski

Nickname: Sergeant or Mowski

Hometown: Amsterdam, NY

High School/Previous School: Amsterdam High School

Favorite course: Architects Golf Club, NJ

Favorite golfer: Rickie Fowler

What do you love the most about UC: The small class sizes

What is/are your talent/s: Really good at golf

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• 6th at John D. Barbour Tournament in 2013

• 10th at Wooster Invitational in 2013 • 11th at Converse Fall Invitational in

2013

Mary Alton Junior Beaumont, TX

Nickname: N/A

Hometown: Beaumont, TX

High School/Previous School: Hampshire Fannet High School

Favorite course: Belle Glades Country Club

Favorite golfer: Cristie Kerr

What do you love the most about UC: Small school, great people

What is/are your talent/s: Singing

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• 6th at John D. Barbour Tournament in 2013

• 105th at Wooster Invitational in 2013

Kelli Garrett Sophomore Chapmanville, WV

Nickname: Kelli Hometown: Chapmanville, WV High School/Previous School: Chapmanville High

School Favorite course: Berry Hills Country Club Favorite golfer: Michelle Wie What do you love the most about UC: Close to my

house What is/are your talent/s: Music and sports

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• 2012- 13 First Team All-WVIAC • 2nd at WVIAC Championship in 2012 • 3rd at Wooster Invitational • 5th at MEC Championship in 2013 • 9th at John D. Barbour Tournament in

2013 • 15th at Converse Fall Inv. in 2013

Harmony Shepardson

Freshman

Pittsburg, PA

Nickname: Mony

Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

High School/Previous School: O.A.T High School

Favorite course: Edgewood Country Club

Favorite golfer: Suzann Pettersen

What do you love the most about UC: Knowing almost everybody’s name

What is/are your talent/s: Drawing

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• 11th at Converse Fall Invitational in 2013

• 12th at Wooster Invitational in 2013

Allison Strider Junior Shenandoah Junction, WV

Nickname: Ali Hometown: Shenandoah Junction, WV High School/Previous School: Jefferson High

School Favorite course: Big Bend Golf Course Favorite golfer: Natalie Gulbis What do you love the most about UC: The golf team What is/are your talent/s: I can touch my nose with

my tongue

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• The first recruit signed to Charleston's women's golf program in 2010

• 53rd at Wooster Invitational in 2013

Kenzi Turner Junior Shelbyville, IN

Nickname: Turner

Hometown: Shelbyville, IN

High School/Previous School: Shelbyville High School

Favorite course: Prairie View Golf Course, IN

Favorite golfer: Cristie Kerr

What do you love the most about UC: Small school, great people

What is/are your talent/s: Singing

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• 2012- 13 Second Team All-WVIAC • 3rd at John D. Barbour Tournament

in 2013 • 15th at Converse Fall Invitational in

2013 • 24th at Wooster Invitational in 2013

2013-14 Men’s Golf Roster

2013-14 Men’s Golf Schedule Day Date Event Location Sat-Mon 9/07-09 Urbana Invitational Urbana, OH Sun-Tue 9/15-17 Glade Springs Invitational Daniels, WV Sat-Mon 9/28-30 MEC Northern Regional Moundsville, WV Sun-Tue 10/06-08 CAL PA Invitational California, PA Mon-Tue 10/14-15 MEC Championship Dresden, OH

NAME ACADEMIC YEAR HOMETOWN John Anderson So. Dayton, OH

John Carbone Sr. Burlington, Ontario

Thibaut Carmignano Jr. Lyon, France

Athithan Chaowalit Fr. Bangkok, Thailand

George Hamrick So. Red House, WV

Harry Howell Sr. Madison, WV

Cody Kotva Jr. Barry, Ontario

Dylan Morrison Sr. Melbourne, Australia

Jamin Smith Sr. Holly Springs, NC

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Finished 5th at WVIAC Championship (2011)

Finished 3rd at Senator Classic (2012)

Finished 15th at NCAA Regionals (2012)

Finished 2nd at WVIAC Championship (2012)

Finished 3rd at WVIAC Central Regional (2012)

Finished 3rd at WVIAC Southern Regional (2012)

Finished 8th at NCAA D2 Atl./ East Regional (2013)

Finished 4th at IUP Invitational (2013)

Won Dye Invitational (2013)

Won Moundsville Invitational (2013)

3rd at The Challenge at Mystic Rock

Finished 3rd at MEC Championship (2013)

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Team History

Nickname: Jr.

Hometown: Warner Robins, GA/ Dayton,OH

High School/Previous School: Walter E. Stebbins H.S

Favorite course: Augusta National

Favorite golfer: Father

What do you love the most about UC: How small it is, easier to meet people

What is/are your talent/s: Drawing

Sophomore Dayton, OH

John Anderson

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• 43rd at Dye Invitational in 2013

Senior Burlington, Ontario

John Carbone

Nickname: Carbone

Hometown: Burlington, ON

High School/Previous School: Assumption Catholic Secondary School

Favorite course: Glade Springs Resort or Greenbrier Resort in WV

Favorite golfer: Tiger Woods & Rory MacIlroy

What do you love the most about UC: Small school and sporting events

What is/are your talent/s: Sports and music

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• 4th at WVIAC Championships in 2012

• 11th at WVIAC Central Regional in 2012

• 19th at Dye Invitational • 25th at NCAA Regionals in

2012 • 38th at Senator Classic in 2012

Junior Lyon, France

Thibaut Carmignano

Nickname: Carmi

Hometown: Lyon, France

High School/Previous School: University Lyon III

Favorite course: Eagle Ridge in KY

Favorite golfer: Geoff Ogilvy & Fred Couples

What do you love the most about UC: Close relation with teachers (easy to talk with them)

What is/are your talent/s: Sports, poker and understanding economics

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• 1st at Dye Invitation in 2013 • 5th at The Challenge at Mystic

Rock in 2013 • 6th at WVIAC Southern

Regional in 2013

Freshman Bangkok, Thailand

Athithan Chaowalit

Nickname: Cho

Hometown: Bangkok, Thailand

High School/Previous School: Heritage Academy

Favorite course: TPD Sawgrass in FL

Favorite golfer: Tiger Woods

What do you love the most

about UC: Sporting events

and intramurals

What is/are your talent/s:

Funny

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• 17th at Dye Invitational in 2013 • 19th at The Challenge at Mystic

Rock in 2013

Sophomore Red House, WV

George Hamrick

Nickname: Ham Hometown: Red House, WV High School/Previous School: Poca High School Favorite course: Cato Park, Charleston, WV Favorite golfer: Tiger Woods What do you love the most about UC: Small classes

and golf team What is/are your talent/s: Good at drawing

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• 14th at WVIAC Championship in 2012

• 14th at WVIAC Southern Regional in 2013

• 26th at Dye Invitational in 2013

Senior Madison, WV

Harry Howell

Nickname: Howie

Hometown: Madison, WV

High School/Previous School: Scott High School

Favorite course: Oglebay Golf Course

Favorite golfer: Rory McIlroy

What do you love the most about UC: The professors knowing your name

What is/are your talent/s: I have a great memory and I’m good at guitar

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• 5th at Dye Invitational in 2013 • 25th at Senator Classic in 2012 • 25th at NCAA Regionals in

2012 • 41st at WVIAC Championship

in 2012

Junior Barrie, ON

Cody Kotva

Nickname: Cody

Hometown: Barrie, ON

High School/Previous School: Barrie North Collegiate

Favorite course: Bethpage in NY

Favorite golfer: Tiger Woods

What do you love the most about UC: Sporting events and socializing with others

What is/are your talent/s: Video Games

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• 5th at Dye Invitational in 2013

Junior Melbourne, Australia

Dylan Morrison

Nickname: D-Mo Hometown: Melbourne, Australia High School/Previous School:

North Idaho College Favorite course: Coeur D’Alene

Golf Resort in ID Favorite golfer: Jason Day What do you love the most about

UC: Sporting events and intramurals What is/are your talent/s: Break dancing

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• 17th at Dye Invitational in 2013

Senior Holly Springs, NC

Jamin Smith

Nickname: Jamin

Hometown: Holly Springs, NC

High School/Previous School: Holly Springs High School

Favorite course: Devils Ridge Golf Course

Favorite golfer: Tiger Woods

What do you love the most about UC: The people at UC

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• 2012-13 First Team All-WVIAC • 2012-13 First Team All Region • 3rd at Senator Classic in 2012 • 3rd at Dye Invitational in 2013 • 8th at WVIAC Championship in 2012 • 8th at The Challenge at Mystic Rock

in 2013 • 10th at NCAA Atl./ East Regional in

2013 • 11th at WVIAC Central Regional in

2012 • 15th at NCAA regionals in 2012

Created by: Puma Nuredini, Timone Brown, and Ellis Mcghee

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