2003 Southeastern Conference Golf Web Guide

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2003 Southeastern
Conference
Golf
Web Guide
SEC GOLF .... SECond TO NONE
Seven SEC men's golf teams advanced to post-season play
with three making the NCAA Championships. Florida finished 11th,
Georgia tied for 21st, while Auburn tied for 28th. Alabama, LSU,
South Carolina and Tennessee all competed in NCAA Regionals.
Two SEC men's golfers were named first-team All-American.
Nine SEC women's golf teams advanced to the postseason
with five making the NCAA Championships. Auburn rebounded
from a 17-stroke deficit after day two, finishing tied for second at
the NCAA Championship. Georgia finished fifth, Florida was tied
for sixth, Vanderbilt finished 18th and South Carolina finished 23rd.
The SEC had seven individuals finish in the top 25. Alabama, LSU, Mississippi State and Tennessee all participated in NCAA Regionals, as well. In addition, five SEC athletes were named first-team All-American.
Last season, four SEC men's teams were ranked in the final Top 25 poll and 16 individuals were ranked in
the top 100.
The SEC has had 18 first-team men's All-Americas since 1990.
Since 1985, the SEC has had 28 top-10 finishes in the NCAA Men's Championship and 42 top-10 finishes
in the NCAA Women's Championships, including three teams placing in the top 10 last season - Auburn
(T2nd), Georgia (5th) and Florida (T6th).
Last season, six SEC women's teams were ranked in the final Top 25 and 25 individuals were ranked in
the top 100.
Auburn's Danielle Downey and Georgia's Summer Sirmons tied for second at last year's NCAA Women's
Championships.
During its history, the SEC has had 39 first-team women's All-Americas and 40 top-10 NCAA team finishes since 1983, including three team and three individual titles.
FORMER SEC PLAYERS ON THE MAJOR TOURS
THE PGA TOUR
Pat Bates (Florida)
Mark Calcavecchia (Florida)
Chris DiMarco (Florida)
Steve Flesch (Kentucky)
Brian Gay (Florida)
Dudley Hart (Florida)
John Huston (Auburn)
Steve Lowery (Alabama)
Spike McRoy (Alabama)
Carl Paulson (South Carolina)
David Peoples (Florida)
David Toms (LSU)
Doug Barron (Mississippi State)
Brian Bateman (LSU)
Chip Beck (Georgia)
Russ Cochran (Kentucky)
Jim Gallagher, Jr. (Tennessee)
Gary Koch (Florida)
Bill Kratzert (Georgia)
Steve Melnyk (Florida)
Andy North (Florida)
Brenden Pappas (Arkansas)
Jerry Pate (Alabama)
Dicky Pride (Alabama)
Tag Ridings (Arkansas)
Larry Rinker (Arkansas)
Mike Sposa (Tennessee)
Vance Veazey (Ole Miss)
THE LPGA TOUR
Leslie Spalding (Alabama)
Lisa Hackney (Florida)
Deb Richard (Florida)
Laurie Rinker-Graham (Florida)
Luciana Bemvenuti (Georgia)
Nanci Bowen (Georgia)
Stephanie Brecht (Georgia)
Mitzi Edge (Georgia)
Vicki Goetze-Ackerman (Georgia)
Caroline Gowan (Georgia)
Sue Thomas (Georgia)
Cindy Schreyer (Georgia)
Amy Read (Kentucky)
Nancy Scranton (Kentucky)
Jackie Gallagher-Smith (LSU)
Jenny Lidback (LSU)
Michelle Louviere (LSU)
Kim Williams (Mississippi State)
Carri Wood (Mississippi State)
Siew-Ai Lim (South Carolina)
Marianne Morris (South Carolina)
SEC MEN’S GOLF 2003 SPRING COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
DATE
Feb. 8-9
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 12-14
Feb. 17-18
Feb. 17-18
Feb. 19-21
Feb. 23-25
Feb. 23-25
Feb. 24-25
Feb. 28-March 2
March 3-4
March 7-9
March 9-11
March 10-11
March 10-11
March 14-16
March 16-18
March 17-18
March 22-23
EVENT (SITE)
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
Compaq/Tulane Intercollegiate (New Orleans, La.)
Rice Intercollegiate (Katy, Texas)
Taylor Made/Big Island Intercollegiate (Kona, Hawaii)
Mercedes Benz Intercollegiate (Ponte Vedra, Fla.)
Matlock Collegiate (Lakeland, Fla.)
The John Burns Intercollegiate (Schofield Barracks, Hawaii)
UTSA-Oak Hills Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)
Puerto Rico Shootout (San Juan, P.R.)
Beau Chene Collegiate Classic (Mandeville, La.)
LSU Spring Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.)
Cleveland Golf/USC Southwestern Invitational (Los Angeles, Cal.)
UNLV Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Coastal Carolina Invitational (Myrtle Beach, S.C.)
Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate (Lafayette, La.)
Conrad Rehling Invitational (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
Morris Williams Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Cleveland Golf Collegiate Championship (Aiken, S.C.)
Chris Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
March 24-25
March 29-30
March 30-April 1
April 3-5
April 5-6
April 11-13
University of Oregon Intercollegiate (Eugene, Ore.)
Johnny Owens Invitational (Lexington, Ky.)
National Collegiate (Tucson, Ariz)
The Border Olympics (Laredo, Texas)
Cleveland Golf/Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Billy Hitchcock Invitational (Opelika, Ala.)
April 12-13
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 9-11
May 15-17
May 28-31
Robert Kepler Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ohio)
Southeastern Conference Championships (Sea Island, Ga.)
Atlanta Intercollegiate (McDonough, Ga.)
Ardmore Classic (Ardmore, Okla.)
NCAA Regionals (TBA)
NCAA Championships (Stillwater, Okla.)
SEC PARTICIPATING TEAMS
Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Vanderbilt
South Carolina, Tennessee
Miss. State
Arkansas, Ole Miss
Florida, Georgia, LSU, South Carolina, Tennessee
Miss. State
Auburn
Arkansas
Florida, Georgia
Ole Miss
LSU, Miss. State
Tennessee
Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Arkansas
Kentucky, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee
LSU
Alabama, Auburn, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Miss. State
Arkansas
South Carolina, Vanderbilt
Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, South Carolina,
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee
Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss. State,
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
ALL 12 SQUADS
Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Miss. State, Vanderbilt
Arkansas
TBA
TBA
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF 2003 SPRING COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
DATE
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 10-12
Feb. 22-24
Feb. 28-March 1
March 3-4
March 9-11
EVENT (SITE)
Tulane Intercollegiate (New Orleans, La.)
Ohio State Regional Challenge (Palos Verdes, Calif.)
Wildcat Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)
Lady NCAA/Puerto Rico Invitational (Humacao, P.R.)
Texas A&M/Verizon “Mo”morial (Cypress, Texas)
Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
March 14-16
March 17-18
March 18-19
March 24-26
March 24-25
March 28-30
Lady Gamecock Classic (Columbia, S.C.)
Waterlefe Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)
Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii)
Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Samford Invitational (Birmingham, Ala.)
Bryan National Invitational (Browns Summit, N.C.)
April 4-6
Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (Athens, Ga.)
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic (Baton Rouge, La.)
Southeastern Conference Championships (Lexington, Ky.)
NCAA Regionals (TBA)
NCAA Championships (West Lafayette, Ind.)
SEC PARTICIPATING TEAMS
Alabama, Ole Miss, Miss. State
Florida, Georgia, Tennessee
Arkansas, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, South Carolina
Arkansas, Kentucky
Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Miss. State,
Tennessee
Alabama, Auburn, LSU, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Miss. State, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Ole Miss, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
LSU, Miss. State
ALL 12 SQUADS
TBA
TBA
SEC MEN’S GOLF 2002 FALL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
(FINAL FALL RESULTS) [Must have played in two tournaments]
[Players ranked in Golfweek/Sagarin Top 100 Listed in Brackets Below]
NAME, SCHOOL
Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt [2]
Lars Brovold, Alabama [46]
Lance Walker, Alabama
Austin Hynson, Alabama
David Denham, Georgia [45]
ROUNDS
14
8
5
5
9
STROKES
963
565
357
357
644
STROKE AVG.
68.79
70.63
71.40
71.40
71.56
LOW ROUND
65 (1st/3rd-Rudolph)
63 (1st-Rudolph)
67 (1st-Rudolph)
67 (2nd-Rudolph)
68 (1st-Coca-Cola)
Kevin Kisner, Georgia [29]
Jordan Dempsey, Ole Miss [87]
Codie Mudd, Miss. State
Clint Provost, Alabama
Lucas Boyd, Ole Miss
12
11
9
8
5
862
793
649
577
361
71.83
72.09
72.11
72.13
72.20
66 (3rd-Coca-Cola)
3
67 (1st-Rudolph)
2
69 (2nd-Rudolph)
1
68 (1st-Rudolph/2nd-Pate) 1
70 (3rd-Rudolph)
0
4th-Coca-Cola
T9th-Rudolph
T9th-Rudolph
T14th-Rudolph
Jay Mundy, Auburn [15]
Wesley Pate, Alabama
Andrew Dahl, Arkansas [68]
Camilo Villegas, Florida [22]
Ian Parnaby, Tennessee [84]
5
5
8
11
14
361
361
578
795
1013
72.20
72.20
72.25
72.27
72.36
70 (1st/2nd-Pate)
69 (1st-Pate)
68 (2nd-Stonebridge)
67 (1st-Carpet)
68 (1st-Ridges/1st-Koch)
T10th-NCAA Preview
T17th-Pate
1st-Stonebridge
T1st-Inverness
T1st-Ridges
Lee Williams, Auburn [36]
John Humphries, LSU [99]
Matt McQuillan, Georgia [80]
Lance Goodson, Vanderbilt
John Holmes, Kentucky [95]
11
11
12
14
14
800
800
874
1021
1021
72.73
72.73
72.83
72.93
72.93
66 (2nd-Pate)
0
69 (1st-Windon/1st-CC)0
69 (1st-Coca-Cola)
1
68 (1st-Rudolph)
1
67 (2nd-Fall Beach)
2
T12th-Pate
T12th-Coca-Cola
9th-Coca-Cola
T7th-Rudolph
2nd-Fall Beach
Craig Dunlap, Vanderbilt
Mark Donnell, Vanderbilt
Paul Bradshaw, Arkansas
Daniel Creel, Alabama
Jordan Code, Florida [40]
14
11
5
6
11
1022
803
365
439
805
73.00
73.00
73.00
73.16
73.18
66 (2nd-Rudolph)
67 (2nd/3rd-Rudolph)
71 (2nd-Koch)
70 (2nd-Kia/2nd-Rud)
66 (2nd-Koch)
1
1
0
0
1
3rd-Rudolph
T4th-Rudolph
T24th-Koch
T21st-Rudolph
3rd-Koch
Ryan Hybl, Georgia
Joe Deraney, Miss. State
Adam Wing, Arkansas
West Streib, South Carolina
Heath West, LSU
15
9
8
6
9
1098
659
585
440
660
73.20
73.22
73.30
73.33
73.33
68 (Western Refining)
69 (2nd-Rudolph)
69 (3rd-Stonebridge)
71 (1st-Hawaii)
68 (1st-Coca-Cola)
1
0
1
0
0
T2nd-Western Refining
T21st-Rudolph
T6th-Stonebridge
T16th-Hawaii
11th-Coca-Cola
Seth Murphy, Arkansas
Jarrod Gardner, Ole Miss
Ryan Coyne, Kentucky
Michael Maness, S. Carolina
Brett Stegmaier, Florida
8
11
14
9
5
588
809
1031
663
369
73.50
73.55
73.64
73.67
73.80
69 (1st-Koch)
69 (3rd-Adams)
69 (Twice)
70 (Twice)
70 (1st-Inverness)
1
0
2
2
1
T5th-Koch
T20th-Kiawah
T5th-Koch
10th-Carpet / Hawaii
T8th-Inverness
886
591
887
444
593
73.83
73.88
73.92
74.00
74.10
69 (3rd-Ridges)
71 (3rd-Ping)
71 (1st-Hawaii)
70 (1st-Rudolph)
71 (2nd-Koch)
2
1
1
0
0
T4th-Hawaii
T8th-Ping/Golfweek
T10th-Kiawah
Eirik Johansen, South Carolina 12
Tyler McKeever, Auburn
8
Martin Rominger, S. Carolina 12
Jay Giannetto, Miss. State
6
Nick Beach, Arkansas
8
TOP TEN
5
2
0
0
1
1
0
2
2
1
TOP INDIVIDUAL ROUND SCORES
1. 63, Lars Brovold, Alabama (1st-Mason Rudolph)
2. 65, Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt (1st-Mason Rudolph)
65, Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt (3rd-Mason Rudolph)
4. 66, Craig Dunlap, Vanderbilt (2nd-Mason Rudolph)
66, Lee Williams, Auburn (2nd-Jerry Pate)
66, Jordon Code, Florida (2nd-Gary Koch)
66, Kevin Kisner, Georgia (3rd-Coca Cola)
8. 67,by eight players
BEST FINISH (TOP 25)
1st-Three Times
T4th-Rudolph
T14th-Rudolph
T18th-Rudolph
8th-Coca Cola
T19th-Koch
SEC MEN’S GOLF TEAM RESULTS
(Countable Rounds Only - FINAL FALL RESULTS)
SCHOOL
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Miss. State
South Carolina
Auburn
LSU
ROUNDS
14/56
8/32
14/56
8/32
12/48
11/44
11/44
14/56
9/36
12/48
11/44
11/44
STROKES
4020
2302
4056
2321
3482
3215
3224
4110
2646
3546
3256
3262
IND.
STROKE AVG.
71.79
71.94
72.43
72.53
72.54
73.07
73.27
73.39
73.50
73.88
74.00
74.14
TEAM
STROKE AVG.
287.1
287.8
289.7
290.1
290.2
292.3
293.1
293.6
294.0
295.5
296.0
296.5
LOW ROUND
268 (3rd-Rudolph)
275 (1st-Rudolph)
276 (1st-Coca Cola)
281 (2nd-Koch)
280 (3 rounds)
278 (1st-Carpet)
285 (3rd-Adams)
278 (2nd-Fall Beach)
282 (3rd-Rudolph)
286 (3rd-Hawaii)
285 (2nd-Pate)
284 (1st-Coca Cola)
TOP TEN
5
3
4
3
4
3
3
4
1
2
3
2
BEST FINISH
1st-Rudolph
3rd-Rudolph
2nd-Twice
T2nd-Koch
1st-Coca Cola
1st-Inver./Koch
2nd-Kiawah
1st-Fall Beach
5th-Rudolph
3rd-Hawaii
4th-Ping
6th-Coca Cola
GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN RATINGS
(As of Nov. 27, 2002)
RANK TEAM
1.
Clemson
2.
Nevada-Las Vegas
3.
Wake Forest
4.
Texas Christian
5.
FLORIDA
6.
North Carolina
7.
Augusta State
8.
Minnesota
9.
Duke
10.
Arizona
11.
Texas
12.
Illinois
13.
GEORGIA
14.
Northwestern
RATING
69.38
70.63
70.70
70.76
70.83
70.91
71.04
71.10
71.17
71.19
71.24
71.29
71.30
71.38
RANK TEAM
15.
New Mexico
16.
College of Charleston
17.
Ucla
18.
VANDERBILT
19.
ARKANSAS
20.
TENNESSEE
21.
Pepperdine
22.
Georgia Tech
23.
Baylor
24.
ALABAMA
25.
Michigan State
RATING
71.39
71.40
71.42
71.50
71.55
71.57
71.65
71.66
71.71
71.75
71.76
RANK INDIDVIDUAL
RATING
1.
Nick Watney, Fresno State 68.23
2.
BRANDT SNEDEKER,
VANDERBILT
68.24
3.
Oliver Wilson, Augusta State 68.32
4.,
Dustin Bray, North Carolina 68.78
5.
D.J. Trahan, Clemson
68.90
6.
Tom Johnson, Northwestern 68.93
7.
Bill Haas, Wake Forest
68.98
8.
James Lepp, Illinois
68.99
9.
Matt Hendrix, Clemson 69.12
10.
Jim Seki, Stanford
69.15
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF 2002 FALL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
(FINAL FALL RESULTS) [Must have played in two tournaments]
[Players ranked in Golfweek/Sagarin Top 100 Listed in Brackets Below]
NAME, SCHOOL
Violeta Retamoza, Tennessee [4]
Celeste Troche, Auburn [6]
Kristy McPherson, So. Carolina [27]
Courtney Wood, Vanderbilt [11]
Sarah Jacobs, Vanderbilt [18]
ROUNDS
8
12
12
12
12
STROKES
585
880
885
885
888
STROKE AVG.
73.13
73.33
73.75
73.75
74.00
LOW ROUND
67 (3rd-Derby)
67 (3rd-Derby)
70 (2nd-Lady Paladin)
68 (2nd-Rudolph)
69 (3rd-Stanford)
TOP TEN
2
3
3
3
3
BEST FINISH (TOP 25)
1st-Twice
T1st-Derby
T4th-Tar Heel
1st-Rudolph
T2nd-NCAA Preview
Jessica Shepley, Tennessee [16]
Diana Ramage, Auburn [24]
Sofie Andersson, Miss. State [61]
Amanda Dick, Florida [32]
Jeanne Cho, Florida [34]
11
12
11
9
12
815
892
819
672
900
74.09
74.33
74.45
74.67
75.00
69 (1st-Lady Kat)
69 (1st-Derby)
70 (1st-Beacon Woods)
70 (2nd-Mercedes)
68 (2nd-Mercedes)
3
2
2
1
2
T2nd-Lady Kat
1st-ACC/SEC
T4th-Landfall
3rd-Mercedes
T4th-ACC/SEC
Summer Sirmons, Georgia [49]
Kory Thompson, So. Carolina [86]
Danielle Downey, Auburn [47]
Maria Martinez, Auburn [50]
Eva Gessner, Kentucky
12
9
12
12
14
901
676
904
905
1085
75.08
75.11
75.33
75.42
75.50
69 (1st-Derby)
73 (Twice)
68 (2nd-ACC/SEC)
72 (3rd-ACC/SEC)
74 (Twice)
1
1
2
1
1
T7th-Derby
T8th-Lady Paladin
T7th-Mercedes
T4th-Mercedes
T6th-Lady Kat
Natalie Booth, Miss. State
Nicki Cutler, Vanderbilt [57]
May Wood, Vanderbilt [62]
Golda Johansson, Tennessee [67]
Natalia Nicholls, Georgia [76]
11
12
12
11
12
831
907
908
833
910
75.55
75.58
75.67
75.73
75.83
72 (Twice)
70 (2nd-Rudolph)
69 (2nd-Stanford)
70 (1st-Derby)
71 (2nd-Stanford)
1
0
1
0
0
T7th-Beacon Woods
T13th-Rudolph
4th-Rudolph
T11th-Mercedes
T17th-Stanford
Beth Irwin, Miss. State
11
Kelly Anders, Kentucky [95]
14
Rachel Lester, Kentucky
14
Adrienne Gautreaux, South Carolina12
Whitney Code, Florida [90]
9
835
1063
1064
913
687
75.91
75.93
76.00
76.08
76.33
71 (1st-ACC/SEC)
68 (1st-ACC/SEC)
69 (1st-Palmetto)
70 (3rd-Lady Paladin)
71 (2nd-Derby)
2
2
1
0
1
9th-Lady Kat
T2nd-Lady Kat
T5th-Palmetto
T15th-Derby
T5th-Derby
Kelly Froelich, Georgia
Bernadette Luse, Ole Miss
Andrea Vander Lende, Florida [91]
Tai Perry, Tennessee [78]
Mary Jan Fernandez, Tennessee
9
14
12
10
11
688
1071
918
767
845
76.44
76.50
76.50
76.70
76.82
71 (1st-Stanford)
74 (5 Times)
73 (Twice)
72 (3rd-Rudolph)
67 (3rd-Derby)
1
1
1
0
0
T10th-Stanford
T7th-Beacon Woods
T7th-ACC/SEC
T15th-Lady Kat
14th-Derby
Amanda McCurdy, Arkansas
Brooke Shelton, LSU
Brittany Straza, Florida
Lisa Tyler, Georgia
Courtney Mahon, Arkansas
Camila Gonzalez, Florida
14
12
9
9
14
9
1079
927
696
697
1086
699
77.07
77.25
77.33
77.44
77.57
77.67
68 (3rd-Adidas)
2
73 (Twice)
0
73 (Twice)
0
72 (3rd-NCAA Preview) 0
74 (3rd-Louisville)
2
71 (2nd-Derby)
0
T2nd-Adidas
T14th-Lady Paladin
T21st-Mercedes
T25th-NCAA Preview
3rd-Lady Razorback
T20th-ACC/SEC
Sarah Kate Cousart, Ole Miss
Darby Sligh, Alabama
Jackie Beers, Georgia
Melissa Murray, Arkansas
14
14
12
14
1090
1097
942
1100
77.86
78.36
78.50
78.57
74 (2nd-Beacon Woods)
71 (3rd-ACC/SEC)
76 (3rd-Stanford)
76 (4 Times)
T16th-Beacon Woods
T7th-ACC/SEC
0
1
0
1
T9th-Lady Razorback
TOP INDIVIDUAL ROUND SCORES
1. 67, Celeste Troche, Auburn (3rd-Derby)
67, Violeta Retamoza, Tennessee (3rd-Derby)
67, Mary Jan Fernandez, Tennessee (3rd-Derby)
4. 68, Courtney Wood, Vanderbilt (2nd-Rudolph)
68, Kelly Anders, Kentucky (1st-ACC/SEC)
68, Danielle Downey, Auburn (2nd-ACC/SEC)
68, Amanda McCurdy, Arkansas (3rd-Adidas)
68, Jeanne Cho, Florida (2nd-Mercedes)
9. 69, Seven Times
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF 2002 FALL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
(Countable Rounds Only - FINAL FALL RESULTS)
SCHOOL
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi State
Georgia
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
LSU
ROUNDS
12/48
9/36
11/44
12/48
12/48
11/44
12/48
14/56
14/56
14/56
14/56
12/48
STROKES
3573
2685
3312
3617
3621
3340
3646
4305
4319
4356
4433
3816
IND.
STROKE AVG.
74.44
74.58
75.27
75.35
75.44
75.91
75.96
76.88
77.13
77.79
79.16
79.50
TEAM
STROKE AVG.
297.8
298.3
301.1
301.4
301.8
303.6
303.8
307.5
308.5
311.1
316.6
318.0
LOW ROUND
TOP TEN
291 (1st-Derby)
4
285 (2nd-Rudolph)
3
285 (3rd-Derby)
4
291 (Twice)
3
290 (2nd-Mercedes)
3
294 (1st-ACC/SEC)
4
296 (2nd-Stanford)
3
295 (2nd-Beacon Woods) 3
300 (2nd-ACC/SEC)
3
293 (3rd-Adidas)
5
297 (3rd-Lady Paladin) 1
305 (2nd-Lady Paladin) 0
BEST FINISH
1st-Twice
1st-Rudolph
1st-Twice
2nd-Lady Paladin
2nd-Mercedes
T3rd-Lady Kat
7th-Stanford
3rd-Beacon Woods
T3rd-Lady Kat
1st-Twice
10th-Lady Paladin
11th-Lady Paladin
GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN RATINGS
(As of Dec. 4, 2002)
RANK TEAM
1.
Arizona
2.
Oklahoma State
3.
AUBURN
4.
VANDERBILT
5.
Duke
6.
Texas
7.
Washington
8.
TENNESSEE
9.
Southern California
10.
FLORIDA
11.
California
12.
Ohio State
13.
Tulane
14.
New Mexico
15.
Pepperdine
RATING
72.30
72.44
72.53
72.58
72.66
73.00
73.32
73.39
73.49
73.49
73.55
73.59
73.69
73.73
73.80
RANK TEAM
16.
Purdue
17.
North Carolina
18.
Indiana
19.
Tulsa
20.
SOUTH CAROLINA
21.
GEORGIA
22.
Oklahoma
23.
South Florida
24.
Ucla
25.
Furman
RATING
73.96
74.06
74.13
74.21
74.26
74.30
74.37
74.43
74.54
74.55
RANK INDIVIDUAL
RATING
1.
Erica Blasberg, Arizona 70.29
2.
Katherine Hull, Pepperdine 70.47
3.
Mikaela Parmlid, Southern Cal 70.94
4.
VIOLETA RETAMOZA,
TENNESSEE
71.15
5.
Karen Dennison, Indiana 71.19
6.
CELESTE TROCHE,
AUBURN
71.27
7.
Lisa Meldrum, Oklahoma 71.33
8.
Kari Damron, Purdue
71.43
9.
Lindsey Wright, Pepperdine 71.52
10.
V. Nirapathpongporn, Duke 71.60
[All SEC players listed in the top 100 are
marked on the SEC individual rankings.]
2002-03 SEC GOLF CONTACTS
ALABAMA
OFFICE PHONE: (205) 348-6084
OFFICE FAX: (205) 348-8841
MEN
Golf Contact: Becky Hopf
Home Phone: (205) 343-9055
Email: [email protected]
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Brian Morgan
Home Phone: (205) 333-7211
ARKANSAS
OFFICE PHONE: M (479) 575-2751 /
W (479) 575-5037
OFFICE FAX: M (479) 575-7481 /
W (479) 575-7410
MEN
Golf Contact: Stephanie Wetzel
Home Phone: (479) 571-8266
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Jeri Thorpe
Home Phone: (479) 443-3219
AUBURN
OFFICE PHONE: (334) 844-9701
OFFICE FAX: (334) 844-9807
MEN
Golf Contact: Max McDaniel
Home Phone: (334) 887-9282
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Chuck Gallina
Home Phone: (334) 502-0929
FLORIDA
OFFICE PHONE: (352) 375-4683 (M)
ext. 6175 (W) ext. 6131
OFFICE FAX: (352) 375-4809
MEN
Golf Contact: Doug DeBiase
Home Phone: (352) 381-9831
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Pam Warner
Home Phone: (352) 337-8332
GEORGIA
OFFICE PHONE: (706) 542-1621
OFFICE FAX: (706) 542-9339
MEN
Golf Contact: Steven Colquitt
Home Phone: (770) 725-2662
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Mike Mobley
Home Phone: (706) 548-0858
KENTUCKY
OFFICE PHONE: (859) 257-3838
OFFICE FAX: (859) 323-4310
MEN
Golf Contact: Gina Marano
Home Phone: TBA
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Tom Soper
Home Phone: TBA
SOUTH CAROLINA
OFFICE PHONE: (803) 777-5204
OFFICE FAX: (803) 777-2967
MEN
Golf Contact: Julie Long
Home Phone: (803) 736-3772
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Ryan Clary
Home Phone: TBA
Email: TBA
TENNESSEE
OFFICE PHONE: M (865) 974-1078 /
W (865) 974-0311
OFFICE FAX: M (865) 974-1269 /
W (865) 974-8875
MEN: Douglas Blair
Home Phone: (865) 558-0979
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Jason Marsteller
Home Phone: 865-310-2662
LSU
OFFICE PHONE: (225) 578-8226
OFFICE FAX: (225) 578-1861
MEN
Golf Contact: Patrick Meehan
Home Phone: (225) 757-8093
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Kent Lowe
Home Phone: (225) 761-1734
VANDERBILT
OFFICE PHONE: (615) 322-4121
OFFICE FAX: (615) 343-7064
MEN
Golf Contact: Brent Ross
Home Phone: (615) 662-2970
WOMEN
Golf Contact: Tammy Boclair
Home Phone: (615) 353-4820
OLE MISS
OFFICE PHONE: (662) 915-7522
OFFICE FAX: (662) 915-7006
MEN AND WOMEN
Golf Contact: Bill Bunting
Home Phone: (662) 234-0913
MISSISSIPPI STATE
OFFICE PHONE: (662) 325-2703
OFFICE FAX: (662) 325-2563
MEN
Golf Contact: Rene’ Oakes
Home Phone: (662) 615-1492
WOMEN
Golf Contact: TBA
Home Phone: TBA
Email: TBA
SEC
OFFICE PHONE: (205) 458-3010
OFFICE FAX: (205) 458-3030
MEN AND WOMEN
Golf Contact: Charles Bloom
Home Phone: (205) 995-0149
ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
Interim President:
Faculty Athletic Representative:
Director of Athletics:
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
19,600
1831
Crimson Tide
Crimson & White
Barry Mason
Gene Marsh
Mal Moore
Home Courses:
Capstone Club (6,996 yards, Par 71)
Ol' Colony Golf Complex (7,041 yards, Par 72)
Harry Pritchett University Golf Course
(6,210 yards, Par 70)
Hidden Meadows Golf Course
(7,072 yards, Par 72)
Indian Hills Country Club (6,600 yards, Par 71)
North River Yacht & Country Club
(6,702 yards, Par 71)
Tuscaloosa Country Club (6,425 yards, Par 72)
Woodland Forest Country Club
(6,587 yards, Par 72)
Tannehill National Golf Course
(Par 72, 6800 yards)
2002-03 MEN'S GOLF SCHEDULE/RESULTS
FALL 2002
Sept. 9-10
Kiawah Island Invitational
Sept. 16-17
Mason Rudolph Invitational
Oct. 14-15
Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate
4th of 15 Teams
(300-294-303=897)
3rd of 11 Teams
(275-281-282=838)
8th of 12 Teams
(290-277=567)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 8-9
March 7-9
March 14-16
March 30-April 1
April 5-6
April 11-12
April 25-27
May 15-17
May 28-31
Gator Invitational
UNLV Invitational
Conrad Rehling Invitational
National Collegiate
Augusta State Invitational
Billy Hitchcock Invitational
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Gainesville, Fla.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Tucson, Ariz.
Augusta, Ga.
Auburn, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Jay Seawell
Alma Mater:
South Carolina,1988
Years at Alabama:
First Season
Overall:
Ten seasons
Anderson (S.C.) College, 6 seasons
Augusta State, 4 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Matt Clark
2001-02 SEC Finish:
9th of 12 Teams
2001-02 Team Championships:
Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate (Nashville, Tenn.)
Top Returning Players (2001-02 Stroke Average):
Clint Provost, 72.42
Lars Brovold, 73.70
Mac Butler, 73.58
Austin Hynson, 74.33
Wesley Pate, 77.17
Oscar Lindvall, 77.67
Lettermen Lost (2001-02 Stroke Average):
Jan Are Larsen, 74.19
Nick Rousey, 72.61
Top Newcomers
Daniel Creel
Sean Szerencsits
2002-03 ALABAMA MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Lars Brovold
Mac Butler
Daniel Creel
Austin Hynson
Oscar Lindvall
Wesley Pate
Clint Provost
Sean Szerencsits
Lance Walker
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
JR
SR
FR
JR
SR
SR
SO
FR
FR
HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL ATTENDED)
Fredrikstad, Norway/Fredrikstad
St. Simons, Ga./Glynn Academy
Florence, Ala./Killen
Mobile, Ala./UMS-Wright
Hoellviken, Sweden/Soderslatts Gym.
Pensacola, Fla./Pensacola Catholic
Pensacola, Fla./Gulf Breeze
Coplay, Pa./Whitehall
Trussville, Ala./Hewitt-Trussville
Jay Seawell (South Carolina, 1988)
Matt Clark, 6th season (Alabama, 1997)
ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
Interim President:
Faculty Athletic Representative:
Senior Woman Administrator:
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
19,600
1831
Crimson Tide
Crimson & White
Barry Mason
Gene Marsh
Mal Moore
Marie Robbins
Home Courses:
Capstone Club (6,996 yards, Par 71)
Ol' Colony Golf Complex (7,041 yards, Par 72)
Harry Pritchett University Golf Course
(6,210 yards, Par 70)
Hidden Meadows Golf Course
(7,072 yards, Par 72)
Indian Hills Country Club (6,600 yards, Par 71)
North River Yacht & Country Club
(6,702 yards, Par 71)
Tuscaloosa Country Club (6,425 yards, Par 72)
Woodland Forest Country Club
(6,587 yards, Par 72)
Tannehill National Golf Course
(Par 72, 6800 yards)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Betty Palmer
Alma Mater:
Alabama, 1982
Years at Alabama:
15 Years
Overall:
17 seasons
Mississippi State, 1 season
Georgia, 1 season
Alabama, 15 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Andrew Tredway
2001-02 SEC Finish:
7th of 12 Teams
2001-02 Team Championships: None
Anna Strandberg, 79.50
Darby Sligh, 79.74
Mandy Tedder, 81.23
Erika Boozman, 81.54
Allison Akin, 82.75
Jenny Bouvin, 83.50
Sarah Johnston, 74.50
Lacy Shelton, 85.89
Top Newcomers
Jordan Daniel
Carina Sorensen
2002-03 WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE/RESULTS
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
Lady Kat Invitational
Sept. 27-29
ACC/SEC Shoot-Out
Oct. 18-20
Mercedez-Benz Intercollegiate
Oct. 25-27
Furman Lady Paladin
Nov. 1-3
The Landfall Tradition
11th of 16 Teams
(321-325=646)
12th of 12 Teams
(315-309-308=932)
14th of 15 Teams
(326-331-324=981)
10th of 16 Teams
(308-311-297=916)
12th of 12 Teams
(321-310-327=958)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 9-10
March 14-16
March 24-25
April 5-7
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Tulane Intercollegiate
Lady Gamecock Invitational
Samford Invitational
Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
SEC Championship
NCAA Regional
NCAA Championship
New Orleans, La.
Columbia, S.C.
Birmingham, Ala.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
West Lafayette, Ind.
2002-03 ALABAMA WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Allison Akin
Erica Boozman
Jenny Bouvin
Jordan Daniel
Darby Sligh
Carina Sorensen
Anna Strandberg
Mandy Tedder
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
SR
SR
SR
SO
SO
FR
JR
JR
Hope, Ark./Campbell University/Hope
Natchitoches, La./Natchitoches Central
Kengalv, Sweden/Klippan
Charleston. S.C./Bishop England
North Augusta, S.C./North Augusta
Norrahammar, Sweden/ErikDahlberg
Granna, Sweden/Klippan HS
Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County
Betty Palmer (Alabama, 1982)
Andrew Tredway (Oregon, 2000)
ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS
Location:
Fayetteville, Ark.
Enrollment:
16,035
Founded:
1871
Nickname:
Razorbacks
School Colors:
Cardinal & White
Chancellor:
Dr. John White
Faculty Athletics Representative: Howard Brill
Frank Broyles
Home Courses:
Pinnacle Country Club (6,990 yards, Par 71)
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
The Ridges Intercollegiate
Oct. 14-16
Gary Koch Intercollegiate
Oct. 20-22
SMU-Stonebridge Invitational
9th of 15 Teams
(290-301-301=892)
T2nd of 15 Teams
(286-281=567)
3rd of 14 Teams
(289-289-284=862)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Mike Ketcham
Alma Mater:
Arkansas, 1988
Years at Arkansas:
Two Years
Overall:
Nine seasons
San Jose State University, 2 seasons
Oregon State University, 5 seasons
Assistant Coach:
John Sadie
2001-02 SEC Finish:
6th of 12 Teams
2001-02 Team Championships: 0
Adam Wing, 73.3
Beau Galyean, 74.4
Josh Farrell, 74.4
Chad Faucett, 74.7
Andrew Dahl, 75.3
Drew Higginbotham, 75.5
Seth Murphy, 77.7
Ryan Blagg, 77.1
Top Newcomers:
Nick Beach
Paul Bradshaw
David James
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-14
Feb. 23-25
March 9-11
March 16-18
April 3-5
April 10-13
April 24-27
May 15-17
May 27-31
Taylor Made Intercollegiate
UTSA- Oak Hills
Coastal Carolina Invitational
Morris Williams Invitational
Border Olympics
Billy Hitchcock Invitational
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Kona, Hawaii
San Antonio, Texas
Myrtle Beach, S.C
Austin, Texas
Laredo, Texas
Auburn, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
Manhattan, Kan.
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 ARKANSAS MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
CL
Nick Beach
SR
Paul Bradshaw
FR
Andrew Dahl
JR
Josh Farrell
SO
Chad Faucett
JR
Beau Galyean
SR
Drew Higginbothom SR
David James
JR
Seth Murphy
JR
Adam Wing
JR
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Fayetteville, Ark./Arkansas Tech
Cape Town, South Africa/Rondebosch HS
Salinas, Calif./Monterey Peninsula College
Springdale, Ark./Springdale HS
Katy, Tex./Katy HS
Ardmore, Okla./Ardmore HS
Marianna, Ark./Lee Academy
Baleares, Spain/Faulker State CC
Athens, Tex./Athens HS
Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow HS
Mike Ketcham, 2nd season (Arkansas, 1988)
John Sadie, 2nd season (Auburn, 2000)
ARKANSAS LADY RAZORBACKS
Location:
Fayetteville, Ark.
Enrollment:
16,035
Founded:
1871
Nickname:
Lady Razorbacks
School Colors:
Cardinal & White
Chancellor:
Dr. John White
Faculty Athletics Representative:Howard Brill
Bev Lewis
Home Courses:
Pinnacle Country Club (6,990 yards, Par 71)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Kelley Hester
Alma Mater:
Georgia, 1995
Years at Arkansas:
1st Season
Overall:
Five Seasons
Mercer University, 1 season
University of Georgia, 3 seasons
University of Nevada-Las Vegas, 1 season
Assistant Coach:
Shauna Estes
2001-02 SEC Finish:
11th of 12 Teams
Lina Axelsson, 79.2
Jennifer Norlien, 80.6
Catherine Beckett, 80.7
Gena Johnson, 81.2
Melissa Murray, 81.6
Lauren Baugh, 83.9
Mary Elizabeth Brice, 77.2
Lara Sowers, 85.2
Top Newcomers:
Amanda McCurdy
Courtney Mahon
2002-03 WOMEN'S GOLF SCHEDULE/RESULTS
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
Sept. 23-24
Louisville Invitational
Oct. 7-8
Lady Razorback Invitational
Oct. 21-22
Adidas Fall Classic
Nov. 1-3
Landfall Tradition
8th of 16 Teams
(316-314=630)
5th of 14 Teams
(317-310-312=939)
1st of 14 Teams
(310-313-314=937)
2nd of 11 Teams
(302-309-289=900)
10th of 12 Teams
(315-319-312=946)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 22-24
March 3-4
March 24-26
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Wildcat Invitational
Verizon "Mo" Morial Invitational
Betsy Rawls Invitational
Liz Murphey Classic
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Tucson, Ariz.
Cypress, Texas
Austin, Texas
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 ARKANSAS WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Lina Axelsson
Catherine Beckett
Gena Johnson
Amanda McCurdy
Courtney Mahon
Melissa Murray
Jennifer Norlien
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
SO
SR
SO
FR
FR
JR
JR
Roasjo, Sweden
Cape Town, South Africa/Bergvliet
Hot Springs, Ark./Hot Springs Lakeside
El Dorado, Ark./El Dorado
Topeka, Kan./Washburn Rural
The Woodlands, Texas/Woodlands
Willmar, Minn./Willmar
Kelley Hester, 1st season (Georgia, 1995)
Shauna Estes (Georgia)
AUBURN TIGERS
Location:
Auburn, Ala.
Enrollment:
21,860
Founded:
1856
Nickname:
Tigers
School Colors:
Orange & Navy
Blue
President:
Dr. William
Walker
Faculty Athletics Representative:Dr. Dennis Wilson
David Housel
Home Courses:
Saugahatchee Country Club (5,892 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Lake Course (6,052 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Links Course (6,112 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Par 3 Course (2,798 yards, Par 54)
Auburn Links (6,449 yards, Par 72)
Moores Mill Golf Club (6,871 yards, Par 72)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Mike Griffin
Alma Mater:
Troy State, 1970
Years at Auburn:
19th Season
Overall:
29 Seasons
Troy State University, 11 seasons
Auburn University, 18 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Ryan Cabbage
2001-02 SEC Finish:
1st of 12 Teams
Atlanta Intercollegiate (Atlanta, Ga.)
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Auburn, Ala.)
SEC Championship
Lee Williams, 72.5
Jay Mundy, 73.6
Will Claxton, 74.7
Jonathan Dismuke, 74.8
Manuel Offermanns, 76.6
Kevin Haefner, 71.6
Top Newcomers:
Michael Daniels
Tyler McKeever
Andrew Medley
FALL 2002
Sept. 14-15
Sept. 27-29
The Carpet Capital Collegiate
Oct. 7-8
The PING/Golfweek Preview
Oct. 14-15
The Jerry Pate Invitational
8th of 15 Teams
(292-296-301=889)
16th of 18 Teams
(301-297-293=891)
4th of 15 Teams
(304-292-298=894)
9th of 12 Teams
(295-285=580)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 19 -21
March 14-16
March 22-23
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 15-17
May 27-30
The John Burns Intercollegiate
The Conrad Rehling Intercollegiate
The Chris Schenkel Invitational
The Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate
SEC Championship
The Atlanta Intercollegiate
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Schofield, Hawaii
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Statesboro, Ga.
Auburn, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 AUBURN MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Will Claxton
Michael Daniels
Jonathan Dismuke
Tyler McKeever
Andrew Medley
Stuart Moore
Jay Mundy
Matthew Myers
Manuel Offermanns
Lee Williams
Lee Wilson
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
SO
FR
JR
JR
FR
FR
SR
SO
SO
JR
JR
Swainsboro, GA (Swainsboro)
Decatur, AL (Decatur)
Calhoun City, MS (Calhoun Academy)
Auburn, AL (Georgia Southern)
Athens, AL (Athens)
Gainesville, GA
Augusta, GA (Lakeside)
Auburn, AL (Auburn)
Munich, Germany (Gymnasium)
Alexander City, AL (Benjamin Russell)
Kincardine, Ontario (Utah Valley State)
Mike Griffin, 19th season (Troy State, 1970)
Ryan Cabbage, 4th season (Auburn, 1998)
AUBURN TIGERS
Location:
Auburn, Ala.
Enrollment:
21,860
Founded:
1856
Nickname:
Tigers
School Colors:
Orange & Navy Blue
President:
Dr. William Walker
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Dennis Wilson
David Housel
Senior Woman Administrator: Barbara Camp
Home Courses:
Saugahatchee Country Club (5,892 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Lake Course (6,052 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Links Course (6,112 yards, Par 72)
Grand National Par 3 Course (2,798 yards, Par 54)
Auburn Links (6,449 yards, Par 72)
FALL 2002
Sept. 15-17
NCAA Fall Preview
Sept. 27-29
FSU Dodge SEC/ACC Challenge
Oct. 18-20
Tennessee Mercedes Benz Collegiate
Nov. 1-3
The Derby
5th of 18 Teams
(301-299-304=904)
1st of 12 Teams
(294-297-296–887)
1st of 15 Teams
(303-304-292-899)
T4th of 13 Teams
(291-297-295=883)
SPRING 2003
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Kim Evans
Alma Mater:
Auburn, 1981
Years at Auburn:
9th Season
Overall:
Nine Seasons
Auburn University, 9 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
2nd of 12 Teams
The Derby (Auburn, Ala.)
ACC/SEC Shootout (Sandestin, Fla.)
Lady Paladin Invitational (Greenville, SC)
Suntrust Lady Gator Invitational (Gainesville,Fla.)
Celeste Troche, 72.4
Danielle Downey, 75.1
Diana Ramage, 74.3
Anne Hutto, 76.9
Courtney Swaim, 75.1
Kimberly Strong, 77.5
Top Newcomers:
Jennifer Head
Jessica Lovell
Maria Martinez
Feb. 28 - Mar. 1
March 14-16
March 28-30
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Lady NCAA/Puerto Rico Invitational
Lady Gamecock Classic
Bryan Invitational Browns
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Humacao, P.R.
Columbia, S.C.
Summit, N.C.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 AUBURN WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Kingsley Barrett
Meghan Ciampi
Danielle Downey
Jennifer Head
Anne Hutto
Jessica Lovell
Maria Martinez
Diana Ramage
Celeste Troche
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
SO
SO
SR
FR
SR
FR
FR
JR
SR
Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville
Auburn, Ala./Auburn
Spencerport, N.Y./Spencerport High School
Midland, Ga./Columbus
Birmingham, Ala./Mountain Brook High School
Birmingham, Ala./Hoover
Maracaibo, Venezuela/Mater Salvatori
Fayetteville, Ga./Fayette County
Asuncion, Paraguay/
Springwood School (Lanett, Ala.)
Kim Evans, 9th season (Auburn, 1981)
Erin O’Neil, 3rd season (Georgia, 1997)
FLORIDA GATORS
Location:
Gainesville, Fla.
Enrollment:
45,937
Founded:
1853
FALL 2002
Nickname:
Gators
School Colors:
Orange & Blue
President:
Dr. Charles Young
Sep. 16-17
Inverness Invitational
1st of 15 Teams
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Nicholas Cassisi
(288-303-287=878)
Jeremy Foley
Home Courses:
University Golf Course (6,701 yards, Par 70)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Buddy Alexander
Alma Mater:
Ga. Southern, 1975
Years at Florida:
16th Season
Overall:
25 Seasons
Georgia Southern, 4 seasons
Louisiana State University, 5 seasons
University of Florida, 16 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Michael Koulianos
2001-02 SEC Finish:
2nd of 12 Teams
Gary Koch/Cleveland Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)
UNF/Mercedez-Benz Collegiate (Ponte Verde, Fla.)
Camilo Villegas, 70.80
Dalton Melnyk, 73.70
Ari Savolainen, 73.95
Camilo Benedetti, 72.55
Ben Banks, 74.67
Top Newcomers:
Ryan Cochran
Matt Every
Brett Stegmaier
James Vargas
Sep. 27-29
Carpet Capital Collegiate
Oct. 7-8
The NCAA Preview
Oct. 14-15
Gary Koch Invitational
Nov. 8-10
Hooters Match Play
4th of 18 Teams
(278-284-295=857)
12th of 15 Teams
(305-296-316=917)
1st of 16 Teams
(285-279=564)
lost in 3rd round
SPRING 2003
Feb. 8-9
Feb. 17-18
Feb. 23-25
March 7-9
March 22-23
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 15-17
May 28-31
Gator Invitational
Mercedes Benz Collegiate
Puerto Rico Classic
Las Vegas Invitational
Chris Schenkel Invitational
SEC Championships
Atlanta Intercollegiate
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Gainesville, Fla.
Ponte Vedra, Fla.
San Juan, P.R.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Statesboro, Ga.
Sea Island, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
New Haven, Conn.
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 FLORIDA MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Duke Butler IV
Ryan Cochran
Jordan Code
Matt Every
Robert Litsey
Butler Melnyk
Dalton Melnyk
Dwight Rogers
Ari Savolainen
Brett Stegmaier
Craig Trahan
James Vargas
Camilo Villegas
CL
SO
FR
SR
FR
SO
FR
SR
FR
SR
FR
FR
FR
JR
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Buddy Alexander, 16th season (Georgia Southern, 1975)
Michael Koulianos, 1st season
Ponte Vedra, Fla. (Texas A&M)
Paducah, Kent. (St. Mary's)
Tampa, Fla. (Home Education Program)
Daytona Beach, Fla. (Mainland HS)
Palatka, Fla. (Palatka HS)
Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School)
Jacksonville, Fla. (The Bolles School)
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (Westminster Academy)
Helsinki, Finland (Makelanrinteen Urheilulukco)
Madison, Conn. (Avon Old Farms HS)
Marerro, La. (John Curtis HS)
Miami, Fla. (Christopher Columbus HS)
Medellin, Colombia (The Columbus School)
FLORIDA LADY GATORS
Location:
Gainesville, Fla.
Enrollment:
45,937
Founded:
1853
Nickname:
Lady Gators
School Colors:
Orange & Blue
President:
Dr. Charles Young
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Nicholas Cassisi
Jeremy Foley
Senior Woman Administrator: Ann Marie Rogers
Home Courses:
FALL 2002
Sep. 15-17
NCAA Fall Preview
Sep. 27-29
Chrysler ACC/SEC Challenge
Oct. 18-20
Mercedes Benz Collegiate
Nov. 1-3
Auburn Derby
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Jill Briles-Hinton
Alma Mater:
Miami (Fla.), 1986
Years at Florida:
5th Season
Overall:
5 Seasons
University of Florida, 4 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Robin Walton
2001-02 SEC Finish:
6th of 12 Teams
Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout (Destin, Fla.)
SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational, (Gainesville, Fla.)
Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (Athens, Ga.)
Jeanne Cho, 74.97
Brittany Straza, 75.11
Andrea Vander Lende, 75.68
Whitney Code, 76.29
Amanda Dick, 77.23
Joy Stephenson, 79.89
Kim Best, 82.83
Sam Zausner White, 79.33
Top Newcomers:
Aimee Cho
Maria Gonzalez
Tarah McNaughton
13th of 18 Teams
(300-312-315=927)
3rd of 12 Teams
(295-302-297=894)
3rd of 15 Teams
(313-290-308=911)
6th of 13 Teams
(303-293-293=889)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-12
Feb. 28-Mar 1
March 9-11
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
The Regional Challenge
Lady Puerto Rico Classic
Sun Trust Lady Gator Invitational
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Palos Verdes, Cal.
Humacao, P.R.
Gainesville, Fla.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 FLORIDA WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Aimee Cho
Jeanne Cho
Whitney Code
Amanda Dick
Maria Gonzalez
Tarah McNaughton
Joy Stephenson
Brittany Straza
Andrea Vander Lende
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL ATTENDED)
FR Orlando, Fla. (Cypress Creek)
SR Boulogne, France (St. Stephen's Episcopal)
SO Tampa, Fla. (Home Schooled)
JR Clearwater, Fla. (Countryside)
FR Bucaramanga, Colombia
FR Bradenton, Fla. (Lakewood Ranch)
JR Ft. Myers, Fla. (Ft. Myers)
SR Ft. Myers, Fla. (Lehigh)
SO Longwood, Fla. (Lake Mary)
Jill Briles-Hinton, 5th season (Miami 1986)
Robin Walton, 3rd season (Washington 1978)
GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Faculty Athletics Representative:
Athens, Ga.
32,400
1785
FALL 2002
Bulldogs
Red & Black
Dr. Michael Adams Sep. 16-17
Inverness Intercollegiate
6th of 15 Teams
Dr. Gary Couvillon
(300-294-299=893)
Vince Dooley
Home Courses:
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Chris Haack
Alma Mater:
Mellen, 1996
Years at Georgia:
7th Season
Overall:
6 Seasons
Assistant Coach:
Jim Douglas
2001-02 SEC Finish:
3rd of 12 Teams
Ryan Hybl, 71.57
Donny Wysoczynski, 76.11
Christo Greyling, 76.24
David Miller, 72.73
Bryant Odom, 72.98
Brad Garner, 79.00
Andrew Crowley, 80.44
Brian Hawver, 87.67
Top Newcomers:
Taylor Crosby
Mitch Donald
Kevin Kisner
Richard Scott
Sep. 27-29
Oct. 7-9
Adams Cup of Newport
Oct. 21-22
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions
8th of 18 Teams
(294-286-290=870)
T3rd of 17 Teams
(294-296-289=879)
1st of 14 Teams
(280-280-280=840)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 17-18
Feb. 23-24-25
March 7-8-9
March 22-23
April 5-6
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 15-17
May 28-31
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship
Puerto Rico Classic
Callaway Golf Las Vegas Intercollegiate
Chris Schenkel / EZ GO Invitational
Cleveland Golf / ASU Invitational
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Ponte Vedra, Fla.
San Juan, PR
Las Vegas, Nev.
Statesboro, Ga.
Augusta, Ga.
St. Simons, Ga.
McDonough, Ga.
New Haven, Conn.
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 GEORGIA MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
CL
Taylor Crosby
FR
David Denham
SO
Mitch Donald
FR
Christo Greyling SO
Jason Hodges
SO
Ryan Hybl
JR
Kevin Kisner
FR
Matt McQuillan JR
Richard Scott
FR
Donny Wysoczynski SO
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Athens, GA/Oconee County
Tifton, GA/ Tift County
Athens, GA/Clarke Central
Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Prep
St. Simon's Island, GA/Glynn Academy
Colbert, GA/Madison County
Aiken, SC/South Aiken
Kingston, Ontario/LaSalle
Kingsville, Ontario/Kingsville District
Carrollton, Ga./Carrollton
Chris Haack, 7th season (Mellen, 1996)
Jim Douglas, 7th season (Georgia, 1989, 92)
GEORGIA LADY BULLDOGS
Location:
Athens, Ga.
Enrollment:
32,400
Founded:
1785
Nickname:
Lady Bulldogs
School Colors:
Red & Black
President:
Dr. Michael Adams
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Gary Couvillon
Vince Dooley
Senior Woman Administrator: Glada Horvat
Home Courses:
FALL 2002
Sept. 15-17
NCAA Fall Preview
Sept. 27-29
ACC-SEC Challenge
Oct. 18-20
Stanford Pepsi Intercollegiate
Nov. 1-3
Auburn-Derby Invitational
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Alma Mater:
Todd McCorkle
UNC Charlotte,
1986
Years at Georgia:
3rd Season
Overall:
7 Seasons
University of Florida, 1 seasons (interim)
Coastal Carolina University, 1 season
University of Arizona, 2 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Laura Matthews
2001-02 SEC Finish:
5th of 12 Teams
Auburn-Derby Invitational (Auburn, Ala.)
Summer Sirmons, 73.52
Natalia Nichols, 76.36
Whitney Christie, 78.00
Abbi Francis, 80.19
Sarah Trew, 82.33
Angela Jerman, 72.91
Top Newcomers:
Jackie Beers
Kelly Froelich
Lisa Tyler
Elizabeth Zientak
8th of 18 Teams
(304-305-304=913)
9th of 12 Teams
(310-307-300=917)
7th of 17 Teams
(303-296-304=903)
11th of 13 Teams
(298-310-305=913)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-12
Feb. 28-March 1
March 28-30
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Bryan National Invitational
Liz Murphey Collegiate
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Palos Verdes, Cal.
San Juan, PR
Greensboro, N.C.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 GEORGIA WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Jackie Beers
Whitney Christie
Abbi Francis
Kelly Froelich
Natalia Nicholls
Summer Sirmons
Sarah Trew
Lisa Tyler
Elizabeth Zientak
CL
FR
JR
SO
FR
SO
SR
SO
FR
FR
Midlothian, Va./Monocan H.S.
Perry, Ga/Stratford Academy
Conyers, Ga./Heritage HS
Paris, France/Saddlebrook Prep
Cali, Colombia/Colegio Colombo Britanico
Cuthbert, Ga./Randolph Southern HS
Acworth, Ga./Marietta HS
Lighthouse Point, Fla./Westminster Academy
Dacula, Ga./Dacula HS
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Todd McCorkle, 3rd season (UNC Charlotte 1986)
Laura Matthews, 2nd season (Georgia, 2001)
KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Location:
Lexington, Ky.
Enrollment:
32,500
Founded:
1865
Nickname:
Wildcats
School Colors:
Blue & White
President:
Dr. Lee Todd
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. John Piecoro
Mitch Barnhart
Home Courses:
University Club of Kentucky (6,150 yards, Par 72)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Brian Craig
Alma Mater:
Florida, 1992
Years at Kentucky:
2nd Season
Overall:
3 Seasons
Univeristy of Central Florida, 2 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
8th of 12 Teams
Andy Dustman, 77.49
Ryan Couyne, 78.00
John-Gordon Beckett, 75.88
Phillip Schardein, 75.91
Top Newcomers:
Mark Erlewine
Matt Kohn
Andrew Stephens
Tyler Wilson
FALL 2002
Sept. 9-10
Sept. 16-17
Oct. 8-9
Oct. 14-15
Nov. 4-5
Cleveland Golf/Kiawah Island Intercollegiate
6th of 10 Teams
(306-299-296=901)
Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational
13th of 15 Teams
(312-304-302=918)
T3rd of 17 Teams
(296-294-289=879)
Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate T2nd of 15 Teams
(282-285=567)
Fall Beach Classic
1st of 13 Teams
(281-278-286=845)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 8-9
March 10-11
March 14-16
March 29-30
April 4-5
April 12-13
April 25-27
May 15-17
May 28-31
Gator Invitational
Seminole Intercollegiate
Conrad Rehling Spring Invitational
Johnny Owens Invitational
Marshall Invitational
Robert Kepler Intercollegiate
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Gainesville, Fla.
Tallahassee, Fla.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Lexington, Ky.
Huntington, W. Va.
Columbus, Ohio
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 KENTUCKY MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Mark Blakefield
Ryan Coyne
Andy Dustman
Mark Erlewine
John Holmes
Jack Hudson
Matt Kohn
Bradley Pogue
Andrew Stephens
Brandon Waldrop
Matt Wells
Tyler Wilson
CL
SO
SR
SR
FR
SO
SO
FR
SR
FR
SO
SO
FR
Head Coach:
Brian Craig, 2nd season (Florida, 1992)
Maysville, Ky./St. Patrick's H.S.
Sidney, Ohio/Fairlawn H.S.
Bloomington, Ill./Bloomington H.S.
Union, Ky./Covington Catholic
Campbellsville, Ky./Taylor County H.S.
Greensburg, Ky./Green County H.S.
Longwood, Fla./Liman
Marion, S.C./Marion H.S.
Ft. Mitchell, Ky./Covington Latin
Louisville, Ky./St. Xavier
Wilmington, N.C./John T. Hoggard H.S.
Lexington, Ky./Dunbar
KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Lexington, Ky.
32,500
1865
Wildcats
Blue & White
Dr. Lee Todd
Dr. John Piecoro
Mitch Barnhart
Micki King
Home Courses:
University Club of Kentucky (6,150 yards, Par 72)
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
Sept. 27-29
ACC-SEC Challenge
Oct. 4-6
Lady Tar Heel Invitational
Oct. 18-20
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate
Nov. 4-5
Edwin Watts Collegiate
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Alma Mater:
Stephanie Martin
Oklahoma State,
1986
Years at Kentucky:
2nd Season
Overall:
3 Seasons
California State Northridge, 2 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
12th of 12 Teams
0
Kelly Anders, 79.08
Rachel Lester, 78.52
Lauren George, 81.58
Eva Gessner, 82.88
Stacy Springer, 83.92
Towa Okiyama, 77.04
Kristen Pepe, 81.75
Top Newcomers:
Maggie Gabelman
Ali Kicklighter
Laura Clemmons
Ashley Moore
3rd of 16 Teams
(306-308=614)
11th of 12 Teams
(308-300-320=928)
13th of 15 Teams
(303-306-305=914)
11th of 15 Teams
(314-312-311=937)
10th of 17 Teams
(310-308-308=926)
SPRING 2003
March 3-4
March 9-11
March 18-19
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Verizon Mo-Morial
Lady Gator Invitational
Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Houston, Texas
Gainesville, Fla.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 KENTUCKY WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Kelly Anders
Laura Clemmons
Katie Dixon
Maggie Gabelman
Lauren George
Eva Gessner
Ali Kicklighter
Rachel Lester
Ashley Moore
Stacy Springer
CL
SR
FR
SO
JR
SO
JR
FR
SR
FR
SO
Springfield, Ill./Sacred Heart Griffin
Mayfield, Ky./Mayfield H.S.
Ashland, Ky.
Lincoln, Neb./Pious X H.S
Uniontown, Pa./Uniontown Area H.S.
Alzenau, Germany/Spessart-Gymnasium
Deland, Fla./Flagler Palm Coast H.S.
Fayetteville, Ga./Woodward Academy
Lebanon, Ohio/Lebanon H.S.
St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles H.S.
Head Coach:
Stephanie Martin, 2nd season (Oklahoma State, 1994)
LSU TIGERS
Location:
Baton Rouge, La.
Enrollment:
29,022
Founded:
1860
Nickname:
Fighting Tigers
School Colors:
Purple & Gold
Chancellor:
Dr. Mark A. Emmert
Faculty Athletics Representative: Kenneth Carpenter
Skip Bertman
Home Courses:
University Club (7,274 yards, Par 72)
Country Club of Louisiana (7,060 yards, Par 72)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Greg Jones
Alma Mater:
South Alabama,1987
Years at LSU:
4th Season
Overall:
9 Seasons
Univeristy of South Alabama, 6 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Blaine Lindsly
2001-02 SEC Finish:
4th of 12 Teams
Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
LSU Spring Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.)
Heath West, 72.4
John Humphries, 73.0
Garrett Prather, 75.0
Jason Horrell, 74.8
Nathan Goulding, 72.7
Top Newcomers:
David Aitchison
David Pollet
Aaron Smith
FALL 2002
Sept. 9-10
Cleveland Golf/Kiawah Island Intercollegiate
13th of 15 Teams
(296-314-310=920)
Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Windon Memorial Classic
8th of 13 Teams
(294-300-296=890)
Oct. 14-15
Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate T11th of 15 Teams
(294-288=582)
Oct. 21-22
Tennessee Tournament of Champions
T6th of 14 Teams
(284-293-293=870)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 8-9
Gator Invitational
Feb. 17-18
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship
Feb. 28-March 2 LSU Spring Invitational
March 10-11
Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate
March 14-16
Conrad Rehling Invitational
March 22-23
Schenkel/E-Z-Go Invitational
April 25-27
SEC Championships
May 15-17
NCAA Regionals
May 28-31
NCAA Championship
Gainesville, Fla.
Ponte Vedra, Fla.
Baton Rouge, La.
Lafayette, La.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Statesboro, Ga.
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 LSU MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
David Aitchison
Brandon Aydlett
Tucker Ervin
Jason Horrell
John Humphries
David Pollet
Garrett Prather
Jeff Riemann
Neil Self
Justin Sevier
Aaron Smith
Adam Swope
Heath West
CL
FR
SO
SO
SO
SR
FR
SR
SO
SO
SR
FR
SO
SO
Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland/Dornoch Academy
Monroe, La./St. Frederick HS
Mt. Pleasant, S.C./Wando HS
Martinsville, Ind./Martinsville HS
Woodworth, La./Alexandria HS
Baton Rouge, La./Catholic HS
Crowley, La./Notre Dame HS
Gulfport, Miss./Gulfport HS
Florence, Ala./Bradshaw HS
Shreveport, La./C.E. Byrd HS
Longwood, Fla./Seminole County HS
Wesley Chapel, Fla./Jesuit HS
Dothan, Ala./Dothan HS
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Greg Jones, 4th season (South Alabama, 1987)
Blaine Lindsly
LSU LADY TIGERS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
Chancellor:
Baton Rouge, La.
29,022
1860
Fighting Tigers
Purple & Gold
Dr. Mark A. Emmert
Kenneth Carpenter
Skip Bertman
Judy Southard
Home Courses:
Country Club of Louisiana (7,060 yards, Par 72)
FALL 2002
Sept. 23-24
Oct. 18-20
Oct. 25-27
Nov. 1-3
Mason Rudolph Championships
14th of 14 Teams
(328-319-316=963)
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships T14th of 15 Teams
(327-326-328=981)
Lady Paladin Invitational
11th of 16 Teams
(307-305-308=920)
The Derby
4th of 13 Teams
(291-297-295=883)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Karen Bahnsen
Alma Mater:
LSU, 1984
Years at LSU:
19th Season
Overall:
19 Seasons
Louisiana State University, 19 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Lindy Hitdlebaugh
2001-02 SEC Finish:
8th of 12 Teams
Brooke Shelton, 77.62
Isabel Dornellas, 79.07
Devon Day, 82.03
Meredith Duncan, 73.12
Lindy Hitdlebaugh, 77.00
Top Newcomers:
Analia Lemus
Rachel Overstreet
Rebecca Struthers
SPRING 2003
Feb. 28-March 1
March 14-16
March 28-30
April 4-6
Arpil 18-20
May 9-11
May 20-23
Bryan National Collegiate
LSU/Cleveland Classic
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Palmas, P.R.
Columbia, S.C.
Brown Summit, N.C.
Baton Rouge, La.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 LSU WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Devon Day
Isabel Dornellas
Analia Lemus
Rachel Overstreet
Erin Sarver
Brooke Shelton
Rebecca Struthers
CL
JR
JR
FR
FR
SR
SO
FR
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Karen Bahnsen, 19th season (LSU, 1984)
Lindy Hitdlebaugh
Greer, S.C./Abilene HS
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil/Colegio Sao Paulo
Mission, Texas/Sharyland HS
Pace, Fla./Pace HS
Sulphur, La./Sulphur HS
Plano, Texas /Highland Park HS
Baton Rouge, La./University HS
OLE MISS REBELS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
Chancellor:
Oxford, Miss.
14,960
1848
FALL 2002
Rebels
Navy Blue & Red
Dr. Robert C. Khayat Sept. 9-10
Cleveland Golf/Kiawah Island Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 Teams
Dr. Robert Weems
(299-291-297=887)
Pete Boone
Sept. 16-17
8th of 11 Teams
Home Courses:
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Alma Mater:
Years at Ole Miss:
Overall:
Ole Miss, 9 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
Woody Cowart
Miss. College, 1985
9th Season
9 Seasons
10th of 12 Teams
0
Jordan Dempsey, 73.18
Jarrod Gardner, 75.06
Bryan Kane, 76.00
Brian Swope, 80.33
Andrew Medley, 73.45
Tommy Clement, 74.26
Ben Lowery, 74.83
Top Newcomers:
Lucas Boyd
Jonathan Lenz
Callum Macaulay
Chris Rogers
Oct. 8-9
Oct. 14-15
(287-287-290=864)
T9th of 17 Teams
(305-301-285=891)
Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate T11th of 15 Teams
(290-292=582)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 12-14
Feb. 24-25
March 10-11
March 14-16
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 15-17
May 28-31
Taylormade Big Island Intercollegiate
Beau Chene Collegiate Classic
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Kona, Hawaii
Mandeville, La.
Tallahassee, Fla.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Opelika, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 OLE MISS MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Lucas Boyd
Jordan Dempsey
Jarrod Gardner
Guy Glorioso
Bryan Kane
Jonathan Lenz
Callum Macaulay
Jeff Niemeyer Jr.
Chris Rogers
Pope Spruiell
Landon Strickland
Brian Swope
Graham Worsham III
Head Coach:
CL
JR
JR
SO
SR
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
JR
JR
SR
FR
Garland, Texas/S. Garland HS/Lon Morris JC
Jacksonville, Fla./Central Florida
Austin, Texas/Westwood HS
Laurel, Miss./R.H. Watkins HS
Raleigh, N.C./The Ravencroft School
San Antonio, Texas/Reagan HS
Kincardine, Scotland/Dunfermune HS
Georgetown, Texas/Georgetown HS
Franklin, Tenn./The Battleground Academy
Livington, Ala./Shelton State
Jacksonville, Fla./Brevard Comm. College
Wesley Chapel, Fla./North Carolina State
Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Academy
Woody Cowart, 9th season (Mississippi College, 1985)
OLE MISS LADY REBELS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
Chancellor:
Oxford, Miss.
14,960
1848
Rebels
Navy Blue & Red
Dr. Robert C. Khayat
Dr. Robert Weems
Pete Boone
Lynnette Johnson
Home Courses:
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
Sept. 23-24
Oct 11-13
Beacon Woods Invitational
Oct. 25-27
Nov. 1-3
Pat Bradley Championships
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Alma Mater:
Years at Ole Miss:
Overall:
Ole Miss, 1 season
Assistant Coach:
2001-02 SEC Finish:
Meghan Bolger
Tulane, 2000
2nd Season
1 Season
Katherine Mowat
9th of 12 Teams
0
Bernadette Luse, 77.89
Kerie Davis, 80.10
Nikki Hadd, 80.18
Lori Cate, 80.83
Elizabeth Hoffman, 77.44
Teesha Ash, 78.03
Top Newcomers:
Sara Kate Cousart
Laura Evans
12th of 16 Teams
(320-329=649)
8th of 14 Teams
(310-309-311=930)
3rd of 13 Teams
(300-295-300=895)
6th of 16 Teams
(303-303-301=907)
4th of 9 Teams
(307-301-316=924)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-11
March 9-11
March 17-18
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-20
Tulane Greenwave Intercollegiate
Waterlefe Invitational
Liz Murphy Collegiate
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
New Orleans, La.
Gainesville, Fla.
Tampa, Fla.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 OLE MISS WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Lisha Beyer
Roiann Boisture
Lori Cate
Sarah Kate Cousart
Kerrie Davis
Laura Evans
Nikki Hadd
Bernadette Luse
Jade Polonich
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
SO
SR
SR
FR
SR
FR
SO
SR
SO
Houston, Texas/Langham Creek HS
Princeton, Ky./Caldwell County HS
Maryville, Tenn./Univ. of Alabama
Athens, Ga./Oconee HS
New Orleans, La./McDonogh 35
Dalton, Ga./Dalton HS
Crestview, Fla./The Baker School
Orlando, Fla./Trinity Prep
Calgary, Alberta/Sir Winston Churchill
Meghan Bolger, 2nd season (Tulane, 2000)
Katherine Mowat (Louisville, 2001)
MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Starkville, Miss.
16,610
1878
Bulldogs
Maroon & White
Dr. J. Charles Lee
Dr. Kirk Arnett
Larry Templeton
Home Courses:
Old Waverly Golf Club (7,000 yards, Par 72)
Miss. State University Golf Course (6,390 Par 72)
FALL 2002
Sept. 16-17
Oct. 7-8
Purina Classic
Oct. 21-22
SPRING 2003
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Greg Martin
Alma Mater:
North Texas, 1989
Years at Miss State:
4th Season
Overall:
9 Seasons
University of Texas-San Antonio, 1 season
Mississippi State University, 4 seasons
Rice University, 2 seasons
Mississippi State Univeristy, 2 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
12th of 12 Teams
0
5th of 11 Teams
(284-284-282=850)
14th of 14 Teams
(292-307-299=898)
13th of 14 Teams
(299-298-301=898)
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 17-18
Feb. 28- March 2
March 14-16
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 15-17
May 28-31
Rice University Intercollegiate
Matlock Invitational
LSU Spring Invitational
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Houston, Texas
Lakeland, Fla.
Baton Rouge,La.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Auburn, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
Codie Mudd, 73.09
Kellen Maurer, 75.97
Joe Deraney, 76.35
2002-03 MISSISSIPPI STATE
MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
T.J. Washburn, 76.33
Top Newcomers:
Jay Giannetto
Matt Mooney
NAME
Joe Deraney
Jay Giannetto
Craig Horrocks
Kellen Maurer
Matt Mooney
Codie Mudd
Tim Satow
CL
SO
JR
SO
JR
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SR
SO
Statesboro, GA/Statesboro
Marshalltown, Iowa/Indian Hills CC
Durban, South Africa/Durban
Parkdale, OR/Walla-Walla JC
Brookhaven, MS/Co-Lin CC
Louisville, KY/St. Xavier
Durban, South Africa
Head Coach:
Greg Martin, 7th season (North Texas, 1989)
MISSISSIPPI STATE LADY BULLDOGS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Starkville, Miss.
16,878
1878
Bulldogs
Maroon & White
Dr. J. Charles Lee
Dr. Kirk Arnett
Larry Templeton
Samye Johnson
Home Courses:
Old Waverly Golf Club (7,000 yards, Par 72)
Miss. State University Golf Course (6,390 Par 72)
FALL 2002
Sept. 13-15
Sept. 27-29
Dodge ACC/SEC Challenge
Oct. 11-13
Beacon Woods Invitational
Nov. 1-3
The Landfall Tradition
T3rd of 15 Teams
(301-313=614)
T5th of 12 Teams
(294-298-312=904)
5th of 13 Teams
(305-307-297=909)
6th of 12 Teams
(307-308-298=913)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Christi Sanders
Alma Mater:
Miss State, 1987
Years at Miss. State:
16th Season
Overall:
16 Seasons
Mississippi State Univeristy, 16 seasons
2001-02 SEC Finish:
T9th of 12 Teams
0
Anna Knutsson, 76.82
Natalie Booth, 78.00
Beth Irwin, 79.06
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-11
March 9-11
March 28-30
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
New Orleans, La.
Gainesville, Fla.
Brown Summit, N.C.
Baton Rouge, La.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 MISSISSIPPI STATE
WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
Anna Gertsson, 76.00
Ashley Moffett, 89.00
Top Newcomers:
Sofie Anderson
Ashleigh Korzack
Tulane Invitational
SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational
Bryan National Collegiate Tournament
LSU/Cleveland Golf Classic
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
NAME
Sofie Andersson
Natalie Booth
Janet Dyer
Beth Irwin
Anna Knutsson
Ashleigh Korzack
Catalina Olarte
CL
FR
SO
SO
SO
SR
FR
JR
Angelholm, Sweden
New Milton, England
Aberystwyth, Wales
Germantown, Tenn.
Malmo, Sweden
Toronto, Ontario
Bogota, Colombia
Head Coach:
Christi Sanders, 16th season (Miss State, 1987)
SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Columbia, S.C.
23,000
1801
Gamecocks
Garnet & Black
Dr. Andrew Sorensen
Dr. Russ Pate
Dr. Mike McGee
Home Courses:
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Puggy Blackmon
Alma Mater:
Carson-Newman, 1973
Years at USC:
8th Season
Overall:
20th Season
Georgia Tech University, 12 seasons
University of South Carolina, 8th season
Assitant Coach:
Rachel Bates
2001-02 SEC Finish:
10th of 12 Teams
0
Martin Rominger, 73
Alex Hamilton, 74.7
Jason Huguet, 75
Nash Elliot, 75.75
FALL 2002
Sept. 9-10
Sept. 14-15
Sept. 27-29
Nov. 4-5
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 17-18
March 10-11
March 17-18
March 22-23
April 5-6
April 25-27
May 15-17
May 28-31
Brent Delahoussaye, 73.2
Top Newcomers:
Eirik Johansen
Cleveland Golf Kiawah Island Intercollegiate T13th of 15 Teams
(309-301-310=920)
4th of 14 Teams
(290-298-296=884)
13th of 18 Teams
(298-289-292=879)
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
3rd of 17 Teams
(289-288-286=863)
Compaq Intercollegiate
Cleveland Golf Collegiate
Schenkel EZ-GO Invitational
Cleveland Golf Invitational
SEC Tournament
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
New Orleans, La.
Ponte Vedre, Fla.
Tallahassee, Fla.
Aiken, S.C.
Statesboro, Ga.
Augusta, Ga.
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 SOUTH CAROLINA
MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Nash Elliot
Alex Hamilton
Jason Huguet
Jonathan Jackson
Eirik Johansen
Johan Kok
Michael Maness
Matt Robinson
Martin Rominger
West Streib
Jake Thompson
CL
JR
SO
JR
SO
FR
SR
JR
SO
SO
FR
SO
Estill, S.C./Patrick Henry Academy
Aiken, S.C./South Aiken
Greenville, S.C./Riverside
Chapel Hill, N.C./East Chapel Hill
Stavanger, Norway/St. Svithun
Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh
Galivants Ferry, S.C./Aynor
Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern
Pontresine, Switzerland/Liceum Alpinum Zuoz
Atlanta, Ga./Marist
Greenville, S.C./Greenville
Head Coach:
Assitant Coach:
Puggy Blackmon, 8th season (Carson-Newman, 1973)
Rachel Bates, 3rd season (USC, 1993)
SOUTH CAROLINA LADY GAMECOCKS
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Columbia, S.C.
23,000
1801
Lady Gamecocks
Garnet & Black
Dr. Andrew Sorensen
Dr. Susie H. VanHuss
Dr. Russ Pate
Laurie Massa
Home Courses:
2002-03 WOMEN'S GOLF SCHEDULE/ RESULTS
FALL 2002
Sept. 15-17
NCAA Fall Preview
Oct. 4-6
Lady Tar Heel Invitational
Oct. 25-27
Nov. 1-3
The Derby Invitational
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Kristi Coggins
Alma Mater:
SW Texas St., 1984
Years at USC:
9th Season
Overall:
17 Seasons
Texas Christian University, 9 seasons
University of South Carolina, 8 seasons
Assitant Coach:
Brittany Winterton
2001-02 SEC Finish:
1st of 12 Teams
Southeastern Conference Champion (Athens, Ga.)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 28-March 2
March 14-16
March 28-30
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Kristy McPherson, 73.94
Adrienne Gautreaux, 76.35
Kacy Thompson, 77.56
Marci Robinson, 78.71
Kory Thompson, 79.25
Reeta Laakkonen, 78.29
Top Newcomers:
Erika Battle
Megan Miller
15th of 18 Teams
(312-318-301=931)
8th of 15 Teams
(300-299-303=902)
2nd of 16 Teams
(302-291-291=884)
8th of 13 Teams
(299-300-301=900)
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Humacao, P.R.
Blythewood, S.C.
Greensboro, N.C.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 SOUTH CAROLINA
WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Erica Battle
Tiffany Catafygiotu
Adrienne Gautreaux
Laura McCaslin
Kristy McPherson
Megan Miller
Marci Robinson
Kacy Thompson
Kory Thompson
Head Coach:
Assitant Coach:
CL
FR
SO
JR
SO
SR
FR
JR
SR
JR
Irmo, S.C. /Irmo
Greer, S.C./Greer
Mabank, Texas/Mabank
Cookeville, Tenn.
Conway, S.C./Conway
Murrells Inlet, S.C./Waccamaw
Columbia, S.C./Spring Valley
Columbia, S.C./Irmo
Columbia, S.C./Irmo
Kristi Coggins, 9th season (SW Texas State, 1984)
Brittany Winterton, 1st season (Appalachain State, 1999)
TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
Location:
Knoxville, Tenn.
Enrollment:
26,033
Founded:
1794
Nickname:
Volunteers
School Colors:
Orange & White
President:
Dr. John Shumaker
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Anne Mayhew
Doug Dickey
Home Courses:
Various Courses
FALL 2002
Sept. 14
7th of 14 Teams
(291-290-306=887)
17th of 18 Teams
(295-296-303=894)
Gary Koch/ Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Teams
(283-289=572)
2nd of 14 Teams
(276-284-282=842)
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
2nd of 19 Teams
(279-294-288=861)
Sept. 27-29
Oct. 14-15
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Jim Kelson
Alma Mater:
Alabama, 1987
Years at UT:
5th Season
Overall:
11 Seasons
Augusta State University, 7 seasons
University of Tennessee, 4 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Bowen Sargent
2001-02 SEC Finish:
7th of 12 Teams
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville)
Rice Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas)
Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
David Skinns, 71.83
Ross McGowan, 72.89
Andrew Pratt, 73.53
Ian Parnaby, 73.73
Andrew Black, 73.86
Jason Powell, 74.44
Jimmy White, 75.38
Top Newcomers:
John Brannen
Lloyd Campbell
Oct. 21-22
Nov. 4-5
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-11
Feb. 17-18
March 3-4
March 10-11
March 22-23
April 6
April 25-27
May 15-17
May 28-31
Tulane Invitational
Cleveland Golf/USC Southwestern Invitational
Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational
Cleveland Golf Invitational
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
New Orleans, La.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Los Angeles,Cal
Tallahassee, Fla.
Statesboro, Ga.
Augusta, Ga.
Sea Island, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 TENNESSEE MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
John Brannen
Lloyd Campbell
CL
FR
FR
Clint Cromwell
Ross McGowan
Ian Parnaby
Andrew Pratt
John Scott Rattan
Chris Robinson
Brandon Skeen
David Skinns
FR
SO
SR
SR
SO
FR
SO
SO
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Jim Kelson, 5th season (Alabama, 1987)
Bowen Sargent, 2nd season (North Carolina State, 1992)
Clarksville, Tenn./Clarksville
Sittingborne, Kent, England/
Sir Joseph Williamson’s Mathematical School
Savannah, Tenn./Hardin County
Cheam Surrey, England/Epsom
Durham, England/Gilesgate
Bartlett, Tenn./Bartlett
Montgomery Village, Md./Watkins Mill
Memphis, Tenn./Evangeilcal Christian
Dandridge, Tenn./Jefferson County
Lincoln, England/Lincoln Christ's Hospital School
TENNESSEE LADY VOLUNTEERS
Location:
Knoxville, Tenn.
2002-03
Enrollment:
25,501
Founded:
1794
Nickname:
Lady Volunteers
School Colors:
Orange & White
President:
Dr. John Shumaker Sept. 13-15
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Anne Mayhew
Joan Cronan
Sept. 23-24
Home Courses:
Various Courses
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Judi Pavon
Alma Mater:
Alabama, 1989
Years at UT:
3rd Season
Overall:
3 Seasons
University of Tennessee, 3 seasons
Assistant Coach:
Mike Whitson
2001-02 SEC Finish:
3rd of 12 Teams
Alabama Capstone Intercollegiate (Tuscaloosa)
Jessica Shepley, 76.59
Mary Jan Fernandez, 77.46
Tai Perry, 78.00
Ryan Kirk, 87.00
Young-A Yang, 74.58
Tina Schneeberger, 75.72
Carrie Cole, 82.29
Top Newcomers:
Golda Johansson
Violeta Retamoza
Oct. 18-20
Nov. 1-3
WOMEN'S GOLF SCHEDULE/RESULTS
FALL 2002
1st of 16 Teams
(290-314=604)
T3rd of 14 Teams
(298-307-297=902)
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championships 10th of 16 Teams
(319-308-308=935)
The Auburn Derby
1st of 13 Teams
(289-297-285=871)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 10-12
Feb. 24-26
March 9-11
March 28-30
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Arizona Wildcat Invitational
SEC Championships
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Los Angeles, Cal.
Tucson, Ariz.
Gainesville, Fla.
Greensboro, N.C.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 TENNESSEE WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Teesha Ash
Mary Jan Fernandez
Heather Humphreys
Golda Johansson
Ryan Kirk
Tai Perry
Violeta Retamoza
Jessica Shepley
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
CL
TR
JR
FR
FR
SO
JR
FR
SO
Florence, Ala./Ole Miss
Henderson, Nev./Tulane
Knoxville, Tenn./Halls HS
Lund, Sweden/Klippans Gymnasieskola
Hixson, Tenn./Auburn
Unionville, Pa./Unionville Chaddsford HS
Aguascalientes, Mexico/Hamilton (Ariz.) HS
Oakville, Ontario/Iroquois Ridge
Judi Pavon, 3rd season (Alabama, 1989)
Mike Whitson, 2nd season (Eastern Kentucky, 1998)
VANDERBILT COMMODORES
Location:
Nashville, Tenn.
Enrollment:
6,235
Founded:
1873
Nickname:
Commodores
School Colors:
Black & Gold
President:
E. Gordon Gee
Faculty Athletics Representative: David Williams
Todd Turner
Home Courses:
Legends Club of Tennessee
Ironhorse Course (7,200 yards, Par 72)
Roper’s Knob (7,100 yards, Par 71)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Press McPhaul
Alma Mater:
N.C. State, 1997
Years at VU:
3rd Season
Overall:
3rd Season
Vanderbilt University, 3rd season
2001-02 SEC Finish:
4th of 12 Teams
US Naval Academy Invitational (Annapolis, Md.)
Brandt Snedeker, 71.29
Mark Donnell, 74.14
Lance Goodson, 74.50
Ken Lewis, 74.67
Jeff Yeckes, 75.05
Top Newcomers:
Will Armstrong
FALL 2002
Sept. 8-9
Sept. 16-17
Oct. 14-15
Oct. 21-22
Nov. 4-5
Cleveland Golf Kiawah Island Intercollegiate 7th of 15 Teams
(293-301-308=902)
1st of 11 Teams
(271-272-268=811)
Gary Koch Intercollegiate
6th of 15 Teams
(286-287=573)
Tennessee Tournament of Champions
T3rd of 14 Teams
(282-279-293=854)
The Prestige
5th of 18 Teams
(295-291-294=880)
SPRING 2003
Feb. 8-9
March 17-18
March 24-25
April 11-13
April 25-27
May 8-9
May 15-17
May 28-31
The Gator Invitational
Cleveland Golf Collegiate Championship
University of Oregon Intercollegiate
SEC Championship
NCAA Regionals
NCAA Championship
Gainesville, Fla.
Aiken, S.C.
Eugene, Ore.
Opelika, Ala.
Sea Island, Ga.
McDonough, Ga.
TBA
Stillwater, Okla.
2002-03 VANDERBILT MEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Will Armstrong
Jason Dallas
Mark Donnell
Craig Dunlap
Lance Goodson
Ken Lewis
Ben McClung
Jack Skirkanich
Brandt Snedeker
CL
FR
SR
SO
SR
SO
JR
SO
SO
SR
Austin, Texas/St. Stephen's Episcopal School
Phoenix, Ariz./Gilbert
Mobile, AL /St. Paul’s Episcopal High School
Dallas, Texas/Highland Park High School
Birmingham, AL/Hoover High School
South Dennis, Mass./Denis Yarmouth
Ponte Vedra, FL/Episcopal High School
Rumson, NJ Rumson-Fairhaven/The Peddie School
Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell
Head Coach:
Press McPhaul, 3rd season (N.C. State, 1997)
VANDERBILT COMMODORES
Location:
Enrollment:
Founded:
Nickname:
School Colors:
President:
Nashville, Tenn.
6,235
1873
Commodores
Black & Gold
E. Gordon Gee
David Williams
Todd Turner
Michelle Kennedy
Home Courses:
Legends Club of Tennessee
Ironhorse Course (7,200 yards, Par 72)
Roper’s Knob (7,100 yards, Par 71)
FALL 2002
Sept. 15-17
NCAA Fall Preview
Sept. 23-24
Oct. 18-20
Pepsi Women's Intercollegiate
Nov. 1-3
Derby Invitational
3rd of 18 Teams
(290-305-306=901)
1st of 14 Teams
(302-285-291=878)
2nd of 17 Teams
(302-293-292=887)
10th of 13 Teams
(308-294-304=906)
Golf Quick Facts
Head Coach:
Martha Frietag
Alma Mater:
Stanford, 1993
Years at VU:
3rd Season
Overall:
2 Seasons
Vanderbilt University, 2 seasons
Assitant Coach:
Dawn Berry
2001-02 SEC Finish:
4th of 12 Teams
Vanderbilt Triangular Meet (Nashville, Tenn.)
Nicki Cutler, 74.9
Courtney Wood, 75.8
Sarah Jacobs, 76.2
Joni Gossett, 78.7
Meredith Ward, 75.3
Annie Kirkland, 76.8
Leticia Lanham, 76.8
Veronica Yatco, 79.0
• Kim Kindig, 79.8
Ella Asbun, 80.7
Top Newcomers:
May Wood
• - Competed in Fall 2002
SPRING 2003
Feb. 24-26
March 14-16
March 28-30
April 4-6
April 18-20
May 8-10
May 20-23
Wildcat Invitational
Bryan National Collegiate Tournament
Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic
SEC Championships
NCAA Regional
NCAA Championship
Tucson, Ariz.
Columbia, S.C.
Greensboro, N.C.
Athens, Ga.
Lexington, Ky.
TBA
2002-03 VANDERBILT WOMEN'S GOLF ROSTER
NAME
Nicki Cutler
Joni Gossett
Sarah Jacobs
Courtney Wood
May Wood
CL
SR
SO
JR
JR
FR
Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek
Germantown, Tenn./St. Mary's Episcopal
Whites Creek, Tenn./Davidson Academy
Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood H.S.
Signal Mountain, Tenn./Baylor School
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Marth Frietag, 3rd season (Stanford, 1993)
Dawn Berry, 1st season (Oregon, 2001)
SEC MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
2002 SEC MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sea Island Golf Club • Sea Island, Ga. • April 19-21
TEAM SCORES
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
10.
12.
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Mississippi State
285-282-290--857 (+17)
284-294-286--864 (+24)
298-284-284--866 (+26)
292-286-296--874 (+34)
294-291-289--874 (+34)
290-299-289--878 (+38)
296-285-300--881 (+41)
296-303-288--887 (+47)
305-289-298--892 (+52)
298-300-298--896 (+56)
302-289-305--896 (+56)
306-301-303--910 (+70)
45 Deraney, Joe, MS 78-74-76--228 (+18)
T46 Higginbothom, D., AR 76-79-74--229 (+19)
1 Benedetti, Camilo, UF 70-72-68--210 (E)
T46 Savolainen, Ari, UF 73-78-78--229 (+19)
2 Hybl, Ryan, UG 71-69-71--211 (+1)
T46 Parnaby, Ian, UT 76-75-78--229 (+19)
3 Mundy, Jay, AU 70-67-75--212 (+2)
T46 Clement, Tommy, UM 76-79-74--229 (+19)
4 Claxton, WilL, AU 72-68-73--213 (+3)
T50 Satow, Tim, MS 80-74-76--230 (+20)
T5 Villegas, Camilo, UF 68-70-76--214 (+4)
T50 Banks, Ben, UF 79-80-71--230 (+20)
T5 West, Heath, LS 74-68-72--214 (+4)
52 McClung, Ben, VU 82 78 73--233 (+23)
T5 Williams, Lee, AU 71-72-71--214 (+4)
T53 Maurer, Kellen, MS 77-77-80--234 (+24)
T8 Donnell, Mark, VU 71-70-75--216 (+6)
T53 Horrocks, Craig, MS 81-76-77--234 (+24)
T8 Humphries, John, LS 73-71-72--216 (+6)
55 Kok, Johan, SC 80-77-79--236 (+26)
T8 Rominger, Martin, SC 72-71-73--216 (+6)
56 Offermanns, M., AU 80-79-78--237 (+27)
11 Dahl, Andrew, AR 73-73-71--217 (+7)
T57 Elliott, Nash, SC 76-88-80--244 (+34)
T12 Haefner, Kevin, AU 72-75-71--218 (+8)
T57 Gardner, Jarrod, UM 73-83-88--244 (+34)
T12 Beckett, J.-Gordon, UK 73-76-69--218 (+8) 59 Coyne, Ryan, UK 84-82-81--247 (+37)
T12 Melnyk, Dalton, UF 73-74-71--218 (+8)
60 Pate, Wesley, UA 84-88-78--250 (+40)
T12 Miller, David, UG 74-71-73--218 (+8)
T12 Snedeker, Brandt, VU 73-74-71--218 (+8)
T17 Lewis, Ken, VU 73-73-73--219 (+9)
T17 Provost, Clint, UA 75-68-76--219 (+9)
HONORS
T17 Black, Andrew, UT 74-74-71--219 (+9)
T20 Lowery, Ben, UM 74-74-72--220 (+10)
T20 McGowan, Ross, UT 76-68-76--220 (+10)
COACH OF THE YEAR
T20 Odom, Bryant, UG 77-73-70--220 (+10)
Mike Griffin, Auburn
T20 Pratt, Andrew, UT 73-69-78--220 (+10)
T20 Wysoczynski, D., UG 79-71-70--220 (+10)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
T25 Wing, Adam, AR 77-75-69--221 (+11)
Camilo Villegas, Florida
T25 Holmes, John, UK 71-76-74--221 (+11)
T27 Larsen, Jan-Are, UA 72-77-73--222 (+12)
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
T27 Skinns, David, UT 73-74-75--222 (+12)
David Skinns, Tennessee
T27 Faucett, Chad, AR 71-76-75--222 (+12)
T27 Horrell, Jason, LS 76-74-72--222 (+12)
ALL-SEC
T31 Hamilton, Alex, SC 78-72-73--223 (+13)
First Team All-SEC: Kevin Haefner, Auburn;
T31 Yeckes, Jeff, VU 77-74-72--223 (+13)
Lee Williams, Auburn; Camilo Benedetti,
T33 Dustman, Andy, UK 78-74-72--224 (+14)
Florida; Camilo Villegas, Florida
T33 Galyean, Beau, AR 70-75-79--224 (+14)
Ryan Hybl, Georgia; John Holmes, Kentucky;
T33 Schardein, Philip, UK 74-77-73--224 (+14) David Skinns, Tennessee; Brandt Snedeker,
T36 Prather, Garrett, LS 71-74-80--225 (+15)
Vanderbilt
T36 DelaHoussaye, B., SC 76-69-80--225 (+15)
T36 Rousey, Nick, UA 78-74-73--225 (+15)
Second Team All-SEC: Clint Provost, Alabama;
T39 Mudd, Codie, MS 71-81-74--226 (+16)
Nick Rousey, Alabama; David Miller, Georgia;
T39 Brovold, Lars, UA 80-70-76--226 (+16)
Bryant Odom, Georgia; Nathan Goulding, LSU;
T39 Greyling, Christo, UG 76-77-73--226 (+16) Heath West, LSU; Martin Rominger, South
T42 Medley, Andrew, UM 75-73-79--227 (+17) Carolina; Andrew Pratt, Tennessee
T42 Goulding, Nathan, LS 74-73-80--227 (+17)
T42 Dempsey, Jordan, UM 80-74-73--227 (+17)
INDIVIDUAL SCORES
ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
Lars Brovold, UA;Freeman Fite, UA;Austin
Hynson, UA;Jan-Are Larsen, UA;Oscar
Lindvall, UA;Nick Rousey, UA;Ryan Blagg,
AR;Drew Higginbothom, AR;Will Swift,
AU;Ben Banks, UF;Camilo Benedetti,
UF;Jordon Code, UF;Nick Gilliam, UF;Richard
Hooper, UF;Simon Lacey, UF;Chris Zeller,
UF;Brad Garner, UG;Bryant Odom, UG;Bradley
Pogue, UK;Andrew Dustman, UK;John Beckett,
UK;Phillip Schardein, UK;Patrick Kelly,
UK;Ryan Coyne, UK;Charles Lee, LS;Garrett
Prather, LS;Phil Caravia, UM;Robert Dreyfus,
UM;Josh Kelley , UM;Andrew Medley,
UM;Troy Muller, UM;Tommy Clement,
UM;Nash Elliott, SC;Johan Kok, SC;Scott
Feaster, SC;Andy Brimer, UT;Ian Parnaby,
UT;Andrew Pratt, UT;Craig Dunlap, VU;Ryan
Grant, VU;Jeff Yeckes, VU
NCAA ALL-AMERICANS
(First Team): Ryan Hybl, UG; Camilo Vilegas,
UF.
(Second Team):Kevin Haefner, AU; David
Skinns, UT; Brandt Snedeker, VU.
(Third Team): John Holmes, UK.
(Honorable Mention): Camilo Benedetti, UF;
David Miller, UG; Lee Williams, AU.
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2/6 - Martin Rominger, SC; 2/13 - Nathan
Goulding, LS; 2/21 - Beau Galyean, AR; 2/27 Kevin Haefner, AU; 3/14 - Camilo Villegas, UF;
3/20 - Heath West, LS; 3/27 - Bryant Odom,
UG; 4/10 - David Skinns, UT.
SEC MEN’S GOLF 2001-02 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
NAME, SCHOOL
Camilo Villegas, UF
Brandt Snedeker, VU
John Holmes, UK
Ryan Hybl, UG
Kevin Haefner, AU
David Skinns, UT
Heath West, LSU
Clint Provost, UA
Camilo Benedetti, UF
Lee Williams, AU
Nick Rousey, UA
David Miller, UG
Nathan Goulding, LSU
Bryant Odom, UG
Martin Rominger, USC
John Humphries, LSU
Codie Mudd, MSU
Jordan Dempsey, UM
Brent Delahoussaye, USC
Adam Wing, AR
Andrew Medley, UM
Andrew Pratt, UT
Jay Mundy, AU
Lars Brovold, UA
Dalton Melnyk, UF
Ian Parnaby, UT
Andrew Black, UT
Ari Savolainen, UF
Mark Donnell, VU
Austin Hynson, UA
ROUNDS
40
42
38
37
39
30
34
33
40
39
33
37
34
40
33
33
34
33
30
33
33
36
33
33
31
33
36
40
35
18
STROKE AVG.
70.80
71.29
71.58
71.58
71.59
71.83
72.35
72.42
72.55
72.59
72.61
72.73
72.79
72.98
73.00
73.03
73.09
73.18
73.27
73.42
73.45
73.53
73.67
73.70
73.71
73.73
73.86
73.95
74.14
74.33
LOW ROUND
62
66
66
67
66
66
67
67
66
65
64
68
67
69
66
68
64
67
68
69
66
69
67
69
68
66
66
66
67
70
TOP 10
8
9
8
8
9
6
2
2
4
4
5
2
4
4
4
2
4
2
0
3
2
0
2
1
0
4
2
4
3
1
BEST FINISH
1st (207) Gary Koch/Cleveland
t2nd (212) Mercedes-Benz Collegiate
1st (207) Johnny Owens Invitation
2nd (211) SEC Championships
1st (207) Billy Hitchcock Inter.
1st (203) ASU/Cleveland Golf
8th (209) Gator Invitational
t2nd (204) Gator Invitational
1st (210) SEC Championships
2nd (207) C.C. of Louisiana
1st (200) Coca-Cola Tourney
t8th (213) Savane College All-Amer.
t2nd (204) Gator Invitational
2nd (212) Schenkel E-Z-GO Invite
t2nd (213) Seminole Intercollegiate
4th (208) Conrad Rehling UA Invite
1st (200) Mason Rudolph
t9th (215) Adams Cup
t15th (220) Mercedes-Benz
t6th (210) Coca-Cola Tourney
t3rd (208) C.C. of Louisiana
t13th (221) Seminole Intercollegiate
3rd (212) SEC Championships
t8th (212) Cleveland Golf/Kiwanis
t12 (218) SEC Championships
3rd (215) Rice Intercollegiate
t4th (216) Rice Intercollegiate
t5th (215) Schenkel E-Z-GO Invite
t1st (207) Adams Cup
t10th (211) Mason Rudolph
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS
Year (Site)
Team Champion
Score
Individual Champion, School
Score
Method, Length of Play
1937 (Baton Rouge, La.)
LSU
614
Vincent D'Antoni, TU
1 up, 18
Match Play - 36 Holes
LSU
608
Henry Castillo, LSU
3 and 2
LSU
604
Sonny Swift, UG
1 up, 19
1940 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
601
Henry Castillo, LSU
140
Medal Play - 36 Holes
1941 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
616
Earl Stewart, LSU
142
1942 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
597
Arnold Blum, UG
140
1943-45
No Tournament
1946 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
604
George Hamer, UG
145
1947 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
633
Joe Moore, LSU
145
1948 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
303
Albert Swann, GT
73
1949 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia Tech
303
Hal Spears, UG
71
1950 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
1200
John Owens, UK
291
1951 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
579
Griffin Moody, UG
288
1952 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
591
Bobby Hill, UA
290
1953 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
586
Eddie Merrins, LSU
286
1954 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
576
Eddie Merrins, LSU
284
1955 (Athens, Ga.)
Florida
575
Lester Kelly, UG
281
1956 (Athens, Ga.)
Florida
591
Dave Ragan, UF
284
1957 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
590
Tom Aaron, UF
287
1958 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
593
Tom Aaron, UF
287
1959 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
583
Bob Moser, UG
279
1960 (Athens, Ga.)
LSU
573
Cobby Ware, UG/Doug Essig, LSU
283
1961 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
570
Howell Fraser, LSU
281
1962 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
1170
David Boyd, UG
287
1963 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
589
Jim Gabrielsen, UG/Jack Oliver, UG
141
1964 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
581
Bert Greene, UT
141
1965 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
575
B.R. McLendon, LSU
282
LSU
854
B.R. McLendon, LSU
210
1967 (Gainesville, Fla.)
LSU
872
B.R. McLendon, LSU
212
1968 (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Florida
848
Steve MeInyk, UF
204
1969 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
1099
Vaughn Moise, LSU
212
1970 (Callaway Gar., Ga.)
Georgia
1105
Tommy Valentine, UG
213
Georgia
1099
Jimmy McQuillian, UF
215
Georgia
1117
Mickey Mabry, UT
217
Florida
1099
Gary Koch, UF
212
1974 (Dothan, Ala.)
Florida
1104
Gary Koch, UF*
214
1975 (Dothan, Ala.)
Florida
1101
Phil Hancock, UF
214
1976 (Decatur, Ala.)
Auburn
1094
Phil Hancock, UF
207
1977 (Decatur, Ala.)
Georgia
1073
Sam Trahan, UF
209
1978 (Birmingham, Ala.)
Georgia
1142
Larry Rinker, UF
222
Alabama
876
Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU*
212
1980 (Augusta, Ga.)
Tennessee
884
Rick Pearson, UF
215
1981 (Augusta, Ga.)
Auburn
884
John Salamone, LSU
211
1982 (Augusta, Ga.)
Georgia
873
Randy Watkins, UM
211
1983 (Augusta, Ga.)
Georgia*
881
Dave Peege, UM*
213
1984 (Augusta, Ga.)
Ole Miss
881
Emlyn Aubrey, LSU*
213
1985 (Florence, Ala.)
Florida
868
Peter Persons, UG
213
LSU
871
Chip Sullivan, UM
210
LSU
869
David Toms, LSU
205
Georgia
854
Lan Gooch, UM
209
1989 (Louisville, Ky.)
Florida
874
Chris DiMarco, UF*
215
1990 (Jackson, Miss.)
Tennessee*
866
Mike Sposa, UT
210
1991 (West Point, Miss.)
Florida
860
Jimmy Green, AU
205
1992 (St. Francisville,La.)
Florida
876
Brian Gay, UF*
211
1993 (Jacksonville, Fla.)
Florida
847
Guy Hill, UF
206
1994 (Fairfield Glade, Tenn.) Florida
860
Brian Gay, UF
213
1995 (Nashville, Tenn.)
Arkansas
855
Bud Still, ARK
206
Mississippi State
859
Graham Davidson, MSU
205
1997 (Opelika, Ala.)
Mississippi State
879
Bryant MacKellar, AU
210
1998 (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia
567
Eric Ecker, USC
136
Medal Play - 36 Holes#
1999 (Lexington, Ky.)
Florida
901
218
2000 (Killen, Ala.)
Georgia
852
Roland Thatcher, AU
208
2001 (Sea Island, Ga.)
Georgia
841
Bryant Odom, UG
207
2002 (Sea Island, Ga.)
Auburn
857
210
* Won in playoff; # Weather
NOTE: From 1969-1978 the team title was decided by the 5 low scores of 6 players. Previously, 4 scores were used. Since 1979, the team title has been
determined by the 4 low scores of 5 players.
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS: Georgia (24); LSU (15); Florida (13); Auburn (3); Mississippi State (2); Tennessee (2); Alabama (1); Arkansas (1); Georgia
Tech (1); Ole Miss (1).
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
1965
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
LSU
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Auburn
Vanderbilt
575
592
596
596
605
608
617
622
630
1966
LSU
Georgia
Florida
Auburn
Alabama
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
854
873
878
890
893
898
913
913
944
1967
LSU
Florida
Ole Miss
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Auburn
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
872
892
897
914
916
916
926
940
941
1005
1968
Florida
Tennessee
Auburn
Alabama
Ole Miss
Georgia
Mississippi State
Kentucky
LSU
Vanderbilt
848
850
862
864
865
866
882
887
898
926
1969
Georgia
Florida
LSU
Tennessee
Auburn
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
1099
1105
1108
1117
1140
1155
1169
1175
1192
1970
Georgia
LSU
Florida
Tennessee
Auburn
Kentucky
Alabama
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
1105
1106
1129
1138
1140
1152
1153
1164
1170
1187
1971
Georgia
1099
Florida
1105
Alabama
1125
LSU
1132
Tennessee
1155
Auburn
1163
Kentucky
1170
Ole Miss
$770
Mississippi State
$799
Vanderbilt
$825
$Chose not to play; Rained out
last round
1972
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
LSU
Ole Miss
Auburn
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
1117
1121
1128
1148
1159
1164
1173
1174
1199
1235
1975
Florida
LSU
Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
1101
1112
1125
1125
1146
1149
1165
1166
1184
1190
1980
Tennessee
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
LSU
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
884
891
892
895
899
912
923
940
944
984
1976
Auburn
Alabama
LSU
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
1094
1100
1101
1105
1116
1121
1127
1142
1152
1198
1981
Auburn
Tennessee
Georgia
LSU
Alabama
Florida
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
884
885
887
887
889
892
916
926
931
993
1977
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
LSU
Kentucky
Auburn
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
1073
1081
1081
1092
1093
1094
1109
1121
1129
1184
1982
Georgia
Ole Miss
Alabama
Florida
Tennessee
Auburn
LSU
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
873
880
884
884
887
894
904
913
917
997
1983
Georgia*
Alabama
Florida
Ole Miss
Tennessee
LSU
Mississippi State
Auburn
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
875
875
886
888
896
898
904
908
913
978
1984
Ole Miss
LSU
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Auburn
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Alabama
Vanderbilt
881
885
886
889
893
904
933
935
943
947
1978
1973
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
LSU
Tennessee
Auburn
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
1099
1112
1121
1134
1151
1165
1166
1169
1176
1216
Georgia
Florida
LSU
Kentucky
Auburn
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
1142
1145
1164
1180
1188
1195
1197
1210
1266
1282
1979
1974
Florida
LSU
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
1104
1128
1132
1133
1133
1161
1164
1168
1176
1227
Alabama
Florida
Auburn
Kentucky
LSU
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
876
880
887
893
895
902
915
928
939
958
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
1985
Florida
Georgia
Ole Miss
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
868
878
881
886
887
889
899
915
929
934
1990
Tennessee*
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Auburn
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Kentucky
LSU
Vanderbilt
866
866
872
874
878
887
895
895
896
920
1986
LSU
Florida
Ole Miss
Auburn
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
871
872
885
887
895
905
907
907
922
929
1991
Florida
Auburn
Georgia
Mississippi State
LSU
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
860
867
869
877
879
882
884
890
899
903
1987
LSU
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Auburn
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
869
873
877
878
879
881
884
886
893
920
1988
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
Florida
Ole Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Alabama
Vanderbilt
1992
Florida
Auburn
Arkansas
LSU
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
876
877
879
881
881
883
902
911
911
935
936
973
854
872
875
875
875
891
899
911
919
1989
Florida
LSU
Georgia
Tennessee
Auburn
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
874
890
891
897
902
918
918
923
932
941
1993
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
Tennessee
Alabama
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
847
856
879
885
888
890
890
893
909
913
913
913
1994
Florida
Auburn
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Alabama
LSU
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
860
875
875
883
885
887
889
895
989
906
910
927
1995
Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
LSU
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
855
856
863
865
871
873
874
876
878
881
885
898
1996
Mississippi State
Florida
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Ole Miss
Auburn
South Carolina
LSU
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
1999
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Auburn
LSU
Alabama
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
901
908
910
921
929
932
932
945
946
947
954
972
859
865
869
874
875
878
881
882
883
894
926
936
2000
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi State
South Carolina
LSU
Ole Miss
Alabama
Florida
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
852
854
877
880
882
886
889
894
901
905
913
920
1997
Mississippi State
Auburn
LSU
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
879
880
889
900
900
905
906
913
915
920
925
971
2001
Georgia
Florida
Auburn
Alabama
Ole Miss
Tennessee
South Carolina
LSU
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Kentucky
841
857
861
869
878
879
880
887
891
909
910
922
1998
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Florida
Auburn
Ole Miss
LSU
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Alabama
567
568
578
579
579
581
584
588
592
593
603
613
2002
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Mississippi State
857
864
866
874
874
878
881
887
892
896
896
910
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
1985
Cypress Gardens, Florida
3. Florida
1185
4. Ole Miss
1186
7. Georgia
1193
9. LSU
1196
18t. Auburn
905*
* Only top 15 teams played final round.
Top 11 Individuals
3. Scott Dunlap, UF (287)
4. Peter Persons, UG (289)
6. Darron Cole, UM (290)
10t. Rob McNamara, LSU (291)
1986
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
10. LSU
1175
11. Florida
1176
Top 12 Individuals
3t. Andy Zullos, UF (287)
3t. Peter Persons, UG (287)
3t. Emlyn Aubrey, LSU (287)
1987
Columbus, Ohio
14t. LSU
1200
Top 25 Individuals
16. Rob McNamara, LSU (293)
19t. Dudley Hart, UF (295)
22t. Tommy Tolles, UF (296)
1988
Thousand Oaks, California
5. Florida
1180
8. Georgia
1186
*20t. LSU
907
*20t. Kentucky
907
* Eliminated after 54 holes
Top 25 Individuals
2t. Tom Carr, UT (287)
5. David Toms, LSU (288)
14t. Chris DiMarco, UF (292)
16t. Greg Lesher, LSU (293)
19t. Fredrik Lindgren, LSU (294)
1992
Albuquerque, New Mexico
7. Florida
1155
8. Arkansas
1156
11. Alabama
1163
*22. LSU
588
*28. South Carolina
595
* Eliminated after 36 holes.
Top 25 Individuals
10t. Deane Pappas, ARK (285)
19t. Jeff Street, UA (288)
19t. David Kirkpatrick, UA (288)
1993
Lexington, Kentucky
1. Florida
7. Arkansas
*17t. LSU
*17t. Auburn
*29. Alabama
*Eliminated after 36 holes.
Top 25 Individuals
3t. Guy Hill, UF (287)
7t. Chris Couch, UF (288)
13t. Bud Still, ARK (289)
19t. Brad Lehmann, UF (291)
19t. Brian Gay, UF (291)
1145
1169
597
597
620
1994
McKinney, Texas
1989
Edmond, Oklahoma
8t. LSU
10. Georgia
11. Florida
1991
New Haven, Connecticut
2. Georgia
865
4t. LSU
875
9. Florida
881
10. Miss. State
887
12. Alabama
890
14. Auburn
894
Top 25 Individuals
2t. Paul Claxton, UG (211)
4t. Perry Moss, LSU (212)
7t. Franklin Langham, UG (213)
9t. Tony Soerries, UF (214)
16t. Steve O'Neil, AU (217)
16t. Mike Sposa, UT (217)
18t. Scott Sterling, LSU (218)
22t. Jimmy Green, AU (219)
1173
1174
1180
Top 25 Individuals
8t. Matt Peterson, UG (286)
8t. David Toms, LSU (286)
17t. Fredrik Lindgren, LSU (289)
1990
Tarpon Springs, Florida
2. Florida
1157
15. Georgia
1183
25t. Auburn
1208
Top 25 Individuals
17t. Chris DiMarco, UF (290)
17t. Jeff Barlow, UF (290)
3. Florida
4. Arkansas
7t. Auburn
*22. LSU
*Eliminated after 36 holes.
Top 25 Individuals
10t. Danield Stone, UF (284)
13t. Bud Still, ARK (285)
13t. Paul Tesori, UF (285)
17t. Iain Steel, AU (286)
17t. Brad Lehmann, UF (286)
17t. Brian Gay, UF (286)
17t. Steven Bright, ARK (286)
25t. Rod Ellis, ARK (288)
1136
1138
1149
591
15. Florida
*t16. Auburn
*t16. Arkansas
*18. LSU
*21. South Carolina
*28. Tennessee
*Eliminated after 36 holes
Top 25 Individuals
t6. Bryant MacKellar, AU (284)
t20. Steve Scott, UF (288)
1175
589
589
590
592
599
1998
10. Auburn
1145
11. South Carolina
1146
14. Florida
1154
*17. Georgia
575
Top 25 Individuals
t11. Jeremy Parrott, UG (279)
1999
Chaska, Minnesota
1. Georgia
12. Florida
*20. South Carolina
*24. Ole Miss
*24. Arkansas
Top 25 Individuals
2. Ryuji Imada, UG (287)
1180
1216
615
618
618
2000
Opelika, Alabama
14. Auburn
*16. Georgia
*T19. Mississippi State
Top 25 Individuals
T15. Kevin Haefner, Auburn (282)
T24. Jon Bartlett, Ole Miss (284)
1161
582
584
2001
Durham, North Carolina
1. Florida
1126
5. Georgia
1152
*T18. Ole Miss
592
*T20. South Carolina
593
Top 25 Individuals
1. Nick Gilliam, Florida (276)
T2. Camilo Benedetti, Florida (279)
T11. Bubba Dickerson, Florida (285)
T16. Erik Compton, Georgia (287)
T22. Nick Cassini, Georgia (288)
T22. Ryan Hybl, Georgia (288)
T22. Camilo Vilegas, Florida (288)
2002
Columbus, Ohio
t11. Florida
t21. Georgia
t28. Ole Miss
1995
Columbus, Ohio
13. Florida
*16t. Tennessee
*16t. Auburn
Top 25 Individuals
1. Chip Spratlin, AU (283)
1997
Lake Forest, Ill.
1184
592
592
1996
Chattanooga, Tennessee
t6. Florida
1212
11. Arkansas
1221
Top 25 Individuals
t9. Steve Scott, UF (295)
t24. Tim Turpen, UT (302)
t24. Bud Still, ARK (302)
t24. Tag Ridings, ARK (302)
Top 25 Individuals
t23. Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt (284)
t23. Camilo Benedetti, Florida (284)
1152
1162
1182
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME HONORS
Year
1940
1942
1947
1955
1968
1973
1993
1999
2001
NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS
School
Score Coach
LSU
601(t) Mike Donahue
LSU
590(t) Mike Donahue
LSU
606
T.P. "Red" Heard
LSU
574
Mike Barbato
Florida
1154
Buster Bishop
Florida
1149
Buster Bishop
Florida
1145
Buddy Alexander
Georgia 1180
Chris Haack
Florida
1126
Buddy Alexander
NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
1937 - Fred Haas, Jr., LSU
1941 - Earl Stewart, LSU
1946 - George Hamer, UG
1966 - Bob Murphy, UF
1995 - Chip Spratlin, AU
2001 - Nick Gilliam, UF
ALL-SEC
1970 (First Team): Tommy Valentine, UG; Jimmy
Wittenberg, LSU; Allen Miller, UG; Andy North,
UF; Vaughn Moise, LSU; Mickey Mabry, UT.
(Second Team): Rick Sirmon, UA; Tommy Evans,
LSU; David Barnes, UF; Gary Holloman, UG; Bill
McDonald, AU; George Cadle, UT.
1971 (First Team): Jim Wittenberg, LSU; Andy
North, UF; Gary Koch, UF; Lynn Lott, UG;
Tommy Valentine, UG; Rick Sirmon, UA. (Second
Team): Mike Drury, LSU; Mickey Mabry, UT;
Jimmy McQuillan, UF; Lee Harper, UA; Mike
Killian, UF; Terry Diehl, UG.
1972 (First Team): Mickey Mabry, UT; Mike
Killian, UF; Gary Koch, UF; Bill Kratzert, UG;
Lynn Lott, UG; Andy North, UF. (Second Team):
Clay Long, UM; Mike Fambrough, UG; Mike
Schroeder, LSU; Mac McCormick, UT; Wheeler
Stewart, UA; Walt Verneville, AU.
1973 (First Team): Gary Koch, UF; Alan Pate,
UA; Andy Bean, UF; Shelby Houston, LSU; Bill
Kratzert, UG; Jeff McGill, MSU. (Second Team):
Woody Blackburn, UF; Tony Hollified, UA;
David Canipe, UG; Phil Hancock, UF; Mike
Fambrough, UG; Jerry Pate, UA.
1974 (First Team): Gary Koch, UF; Dick Clark,
LSU; Jerry Pate, UA; Stan Lee, LSU; Tony
Hollified, UA; Harry Taylor, UT. (Second Team):
Kevin Morris, UF; Bill Kratzert, UG; Bob Dumas,
AU; Andy Bean, UF; Bob Young, UG; Phil
Hancock, UF.
1975 (First Team): Phil Hancock, UF; Andy Bean,
UF; Stan Lee, LSU; Tim Simpson, UG; Harry
Taylor, UT; Bud Smith, AU.
(Second Team): Jerry Pate, UA; Louis Lee, LSU;
Dennis Sullivan, UF; Jim Adams, LSU; Tony
Hollified, UA; Alan Pate, UA.
1976 (First Team): Phil Hancock, UF; Buddy
Gardner, AU; Travis Hudson, UA; Mitch Adcock,
MSU; Rick Karbowski, UA; Tim Simpson, UG.
(Second Team): Ed Davis, AU; Chip Beck, UG;
Bud Smith, AU; Frank Gusmus, LSU; Ricky
Gregg, UT; Louis Lee, LSU; Jim Becker, UG.
1977 (First Team): Sam Trahan, UF; Bubba
Wilson, MSU; Steve Cromwell, LSU; Dallas
Apelgren, UF; Jim Becker, UG; Joe Walter, UG.
(Second Team): Buddy Gardner, AU; Carter
Mathies, UK; Allen Ritchie, UA; Bud Smith, AU;
Chip Beck, UG; Ricky Gregg, UT; Allen Yielding,
UA.
1978 (First Team): Larry Rinker, UF; Bill Britton,
UF; Chip Beck, UG; Griff Moody, UG; Carter
Mathies, UK; Russ Cochran, UK; Robert Donald,
UG. (Second Team): Louis Lee, LSU; Gary
Marlowe, LSU; Terry Anton, UF; Beaver Hall,
UG; Gary Trivisonno, UA; Bill Bergin,AU; Gus
Holbrook,UG.
1979 (First Team): Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU;
Larry Rinker, UF; Terry Anton, UF; Griff Moody,
UG; Ricky Smallridge, AU; Bubba Wilson, MSU.
(Second Team): Russ Cochran, UK; Barry
Harwell, UA; Ken Green, UF; Cecil Ingram, UA;
Pat Venker, UF; Bill Bergin, AU.
1980 (First Team): John Salamone, LSU; Cecil
Ingram, UA; Mark Calcavecchia, UF; Griff
Moody, UG; Ricky Smallridge, AU; Kevin Janiga,
UT; Rick Pearson, UF. (Second Team): Tony
DeLuca, UF; Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU; Stuart
Smith, UT; Jim Gallagher, UT; Bill Bergin, AU;
John Fisher, AU.
1981 (First Team): John Salamone, LSU; John
Hamarik, UT; John Fisher, AU; Bob Wolcott, UG;
Lee Rinker, UA; Jim Volpenhein, UK; Steve
Lowery, UA. (Second Team): Kevin Janiga, UT;
Tim Krapfel, AU; Chris Hall, UF; Stuart Smith,
UT; Bill Bergin, AU; Larry Rentz, UF.
1982 (First Team): Steve Lowery, UA; Mike
Cook, UG; Stuart Smith, UT; Randy Watkins,
UM; Wayne Smith, UG; Jim Gallagher, UT; John
Given, UF. (Second Team): Gary Martin, UM;
Madden Hatcher, UG; Wright Waddell, UG;
Kevin Janiga, UT; Dudley Bienvenu, LSU; Steve
Waggoner, UF; Todd Smith, AU.
1983 (First Team): Steve Lowery, UA; Stuart
Smith, UT; Randy Watkins, UM; Dave Peege, UM;
Wright Waddell, UG; Fred Dupre, LSU; Lee
Rinker, UA. (Second Team): Louis Brown, UG;
Wayne Smith, UG; Griff Rudolph, UA; Emlyn
Aubrey, LSU; Jay Townsend, UF; Bob Wolcott, UG.
1984 (First Team): Dave Peege, UM; David
Jackson, UF; Bob Wolcott, UG; Fred Dupre, LSU;
Darren Cole, UM; Emlyn Aubrey, LSU.
(Second Team): Stacey Richburg, MSU; Rob
McNamara, LSU; Tad Rhyan, UT; Jay Townsend,
UF; John Fridge, AU; Wright Waddell, UG.
1985 (First Team): Peter Persons, UG; David
Jackson, UF; Scott Dunlap, UF; Rob McNamara,
LSU; Dave Peege, UM; Darren Cole, UM.
(Second Team): Louis Brown, UG; Cary Splane,
UF; Eric Rebmann, UT; John Fridge, AU; Todd
Smith, AU; Griff Rudolph, UA.
1986 (First Team): Peter Persons, UG; Chip
Sullivan, UM; Emlyn Aubrey, LSU; Rob
McNamara, LSU; David Jackson, UF; Adam
Armagost, UF. (Second Team): Jim Schuman, UF;
Eric Hamilton, AU; Darren Cole, UM; Steve
Lamontagne, UF; Jim Vernon, VU; John Fridge, AU.
1987 (First Team): Rob McNamara, LSU; Lan
Gooch, UM; Dudley Hart, UF; David Toms, LSU;
Steve Lamontagne, UF; Bill Lundeen, UK.
(Second Team): Todd Thompson, UG; Tommy
Tolls, UG; Dave Miley, UM; Gibby Gilbert, UT;
Steve Flesch, UK; Gary Emmons, AU.
1988 (First Team): Matt Peterson, UG; David
Toms, LSU; Lan Gooch, UM; Tom Carr, UT;
Dudley Hart, UF; Bill Lundeen, UK. (Second
Team): Gibby Gilbert, UT; Steve Pope, MSU;
Greg Lesher, LSU; Todd Thompson, UG; Paul
Claxton, UG; Dave Miley, UM.
1989 (First Team): David Toms, LSU; Pat Bates,
UF; Chris DiMarco, UF; Olen Grant, UK; Greg
Lesher, LSU; Matt Peterson, UG. (Second Team):
Jeff Barlow, UF; Billy Edwards, AU; Dudley Hart,
UF; Fredrik Lindgren, LSU; Dave Miley, UM;
Todd Satterfield, UG.
1990 (First Team): Pat Bates, UF; Chris DiMarco,
UF; Dudley Hart, UF; Paul Claxton, UG; Steve
Pope, MSU; Mike Sposa, UT. (Second Team):
Jimmy Green, AU; Jeff Barlow, UF; Franklin
Langham, UG; Greg Lesher, LSU; Perry Moss,
LSU; Greg Heinecke, UM.
1991 (First Team): Paul Claxton, UG; Jimmy
Green, AU; Perry Moss, LSU; Franklin Langham,
UG; Mike Sposa, UT; Pat Bates, UF. (Second
Team): David Kirkpatrick, UA; Rett Crowder,
LSU; Greg Heinecke, UM; Tony Soerries, UF;
Watt Whatley, MSU; Bill Brown, UG.
1992 (First Team): Jimmy Green, AU; David
Kirkpatrick, UA; Deane Pappas, ARK; Brian Gay,
UF; Rett Crowder, LSU; Bill Brown, UG. (Second
Team): Michael Christie, USC; David White,
ARK; Jack O'Keefe, ARK; Tony Soerries, UF;
Dicky Pride, UA; Carl Paulson, USC.
1993 (First Team): Guy Hill, UF; Marten Olander,
UA; Carl Paulson, USC; David White, ARK;
Brian Gay, UF; Jack O'Keefe, ARK; Brian Slevin,
UG; Marc Spencer, UG. (Second Team): Chris
Couch, UF; John Pettit, UF; Bud Still, ARK; Rick
Gehr, AU; Steven Smith, UT; Scott Sterling, LSU;
Michael Lindsey, AU; Rob Butler, UG.
1994 (First Team): Tyler Crawford, MSU; David
Seawell, USC; Bud Still, ARK; Brad Lehmann,
UF; Brian Gay, UF; Scott Sterling, LSU; Paul
Tesori, UF; Will Blackmon, AU. (Second Team):
Brian Bateman, LSU; Marten Olander, UA; Gary
Christian, AU; Scott Kammann, UT; Marc
Spencer, UG; Tim Cantwell, UM; Chris Couch,
UF; Greg Letson, UA.
1995 (First Team): Iain Steel, AU; Chip Spratlin,
AU; Bud Still, ARK; Brian Rowell, UM; Chris
Couch, UF; Daniel Stone, UF; Josh McCumber,
UF; David Seawell, USC. (Second Team): Chip
Deason, UA; Steven Bright, ARK; Tag Ridings,
ARK; Brian Bateman, LSU; Clay Homan, MSU;
Chad Mason, USC; Boomer Erick, UT; Scott
Kammann, UT.
1996 (First Team): Chip Deason, UA; Bud Still,
AR; Jay Hobby, AU; Robert Floyd, UF; Josh
McCumber, UF; Brian Bateman, LSU; Graham
Davidson, MSU; David Seawell, USC; Jamie
Neher, UT. (Second Team): Allan MacDonald,
UA; Tag Ridings, AR; Bryant MacKellar, AU;
Steve Scott, UF; Mark Northey, UG; David Potts,
UG; Grover Justice, UK; Brian Rowell, UM.
1997 (First Team): Chip Deason, UA; Reid
Edstrom, AU; Bryant MacKellar, AU; Robert
Floyd, UF; Steve Scott, UF; Mark Northey, UG;
P.J. Smith, LSU; Michael Connell, MSU. (Second
Team): Patrick Vadden, UA; Tag Ridings, ARK;
Jason Dufner, AU; Carlos Rodiles, UF; Lane
Pippen, UM; Chad Wellhausen, MSU; Brent Roof,
USC; Tim Turpen, UT.
1998 (First Team): Craig Lile, ARK; Steve Scott,
UF; Ryuji Imada, UG; Jeremy Parrott, UG; Michael
Connell, MSU; Chad Wellhausen, MSU; Eric
Ecker, USC; Kyle Thompson, USC. (Second
Team): Rich Morris, ARK; Jason Dufner, AU;
Reid Edstrom, AU; Scott Weatherly, AU; Steve
Bradley, UF; Simon Lacey, UF; David Miller, UG;
Michael Morrison, UG; P.J. Smith, LSU.
SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME HONORS
1999 (First Team): Camilo Benedetti, UF; Steve
Scott, UF; Michael Morrison, UG; Ryuji Imada,
UG; Kyle Thompson, USC; Eric Ecker, USC;
Alex Rocha, MSU; Haymes Snedeker, UM.
(Second Team): Jan-Are Larsen, UA; Jeremy
Parrot, UG; Rich Morris, ARK; Nick Cassini, UG;
Jeremy Wilkinson, LSU; Nick Gilliam, UF, Taylor
Walsh, UF; Jeremy Langley, UK; Ben Smith,
MSU.
2000 (First Team): Alex Rocha, MSU; Roland
Thatcher, AU; Craig Lile, ARK; Jon Bartlett, UM;
Camilo Benedetti, UF; Nick Cassini, UG; Eric
Compton; UG; Bryant Odum; UG.
(Second Team): Bubba Dickerson, UF; Bubba
Watson, UG; Alan Morgan, LSU; Derrick Centers,
UT; Kyle Thompson, USC; Eric Ecker, USC;
Jason Dufner, AU; Scott Weatherly, AU.
2001 (First Team): Bryant Odom, Georgia; Nick
Cassini, Georgia; Eric Compton, Georgia; Camilo
Vilegas, Florida; Bubba Dickerson, Florida; Craig
Lile, Arkansas; Kyle Thompson, South Carolina;
Alan Morgan, LSU
(Second Team): David Miller, Georgia; Nick
Rousey, Alabama; Ryan Hybl, Georgia; Camilo
Benedetti; Florida; Troy Miller, Ole Miss; Jan-Are
Larsen, Alabama; John Humphries, LSU; Brandt
Snedeker, Vanderbilt; Kevin Haefner, Auburn;
Andy Brimer, Tennessee.
2002 (First Team): Kevin Haefner, Auburn; Lee
Williams, Auburn; Camilo Benedetti, Florida;
Camilo Villegas, Florida; Ryan Hybl, Georgia;
John Holmes, Kentucky; David Skinns,
Tennessee; Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt
(Second Team): Clint Provost, Alabama; Nick
Rousey, Alabama; David Miller, Georgia; Bryant
Odom, Georgia; Nathan Goulding, LSU; Heath
West, LSU; Martin Rominger, South Carolina;
Andrew Pratt, Tennessee
SEC COACH OF THE YEAR
1970 - Dick Copas, UG
1973 - Buster Bishop, UF
1976 - Sonny Dragoin, AU
1979 - Conrad Rehling, UA
1980 - Mike Malarkey, UT
1981 - Sonny Dragoin, AU
1982 - Ernest Ross, UM
1983 - Conrad Rehling, UA
1984 - Ernest Ross, UM
1985 - Lyn Blevins, UF
1986 - Buddy Alexander, UF
Tom Simpson, UK
1989 - Britt Harrison, LSU
1990 - Mike Malarkey, UT
1992 - Dick Spybey, UA
1995 - Mike Griffin, AU
1996 - Greg Martin, MSU
Greg Martin, MSU
1998 - Chris Haack, UG
2000 - Chris Haack, UG
SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1982 - Steve Lowery, UA
1983 - Steve Lowery, UA
1984 - Dave Peege, UM
1985 - Darren Cole, UM
Dave Peege, UM
1986 - Peter Persons, UG
1987 - Rob McNamara, LSU
1988 - David Toms, LSU
1990 - Chris DiMarco, UF
1991 - Perry Moss, LSU
1992 - Deane Pappas, LSU
1993 - Carl Paulson, USC
1994 - Bud Still, ARK
1995 - Iain Steel, AU
1996 - Graham Davidson, MSU
1997 - Michael Connell, MSU
1998 - Jeremy Parrott, UG
1999 - Steve Scott, UF
2000 - Alex Rocha, MSU
2001 - Nick Cassini, UG
2002 - Camilo Vilegas, UF
SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
1985 - Bill Lundeen, UK
1987 - Dudley Hart, UF
1988 - Jimmy Johnson, UT
Hiroshi Matsuo, AU
1989 - Jimmy Green, AU
1990 - Shane Supple, AU
1991 - Brian Gay, UF
1992 - Steven Smith, UT
Chris Couch, UF
1994 - Steven Bright, ARK
1995 - Josh McCumber, UF
1996 - Mark Northey, UG
1997 - Brent Roof, USC
1998 - Craig Lile, ARK
2000 - Bubba Dickerson, UF
2001 - Camilo Vilegas, UF
2002 - David Skinns, UT
ALL-AMERICANS
First Team Members Only
1937 - Fred Hasse, Jr., LSU.
1939 - Cary Middlecoff, UM.
1941 - Earl Stewart, LSU.
1943 - Sonny Ellis, LSU.
1948 - Gardner Dickinson, LSU; Jay Hebert.
1952 - Dan Sikes, UF.
1955 - Johnny Plott, LSU.
1956 - Dave Ragan, UF.
1959 - Tommy Aaron, UF; Frank Beard, UF;
Bob Moser, UG; Cobby Ware, UG.
1960 - Frank Beard, UF.
1962 - David Boyd, UG.
1963 - Morris Singluff, AU; Tommy Barnes, UG;
Jimmy Gabrielson, UG.
1964 - Bert Greene, UT.
1965 - Lauri Hammer, UF; Bob Murphy, UF;
B.R. McLendon, LSU; Bert Greene, UT.
1966 - Bob Murphy, UF; B.R. McLendon, LSU.
1967 - Steve Melnyk, UF; B.R. McLendon,LSU.
1968 - John Darr, UF; Steve Melnyk, UF.
1969 - Allen Miller, UG; Vaughn Moise, LSU.
1970 - Bill McDonald, AU; Andy North, UF;
Tommy Valentine, UG.
1971 - Mike Killian, UF; Gary Koch, UF; Andy
North, UF.
1972 - Mike Killian, UF; Gary Koch, UF; Andy
North, UF.
1973 - Andy Bean, UF; Woody Blackburn, UF;
Gary Koch, UF; Bill Kratzert, UG.
1974 - Andy Bean, UF; Phil Hancock, UF; Ben
Duncan, UF; Gary Koch, UF; Bill
Kratzert, UG; Stan Lee, LSU.
1975 - Phil Hancock, UF; Jerry Pate, UA; Fred
Ridley, UF; Stan Lee, LSU.
1976 - Buddy Gardner, AU; Phil Hancock, UF.
1977 - Sam Trahan, UF.
1979 - Rich Pearson, UF; Ricky Smallridge, AU.
1980 - Griff Moody, UG.
1982 - Stuart Smith, UT.
1983 - David Jackson, UF; Randy Watkins, UM;
Stuart Smith, UT.
1984 - Bob Wolcott, UG; Dave Peege, UM.
1985 - Peter Persons, UG; Darren Cole, UM;
Dave Peege, UM.
1986 - Peter Persons, UG.
1988 - David Toms, LSU.
1989 - Matt Peterson, UG; David Toms, LSU.
1990 - Dudley Hart, UF; Chris DiMarco, UF.
1991 - Franklin Langham, UG.
1992 - David Kirkpatrick, UA;
Deane Pappas, ARK
1993 - Brian Gay, UF.
1994 - Bud Still, ARK.
1995 - Iain Steel, AU; Chip Spratlin, AU
1998 - Jeremy Parrott, UG
1999 - Ryuji Imada, UG
2000 - Alex Rocha, MSU
2001 - Nick Cassini, UG; Nick Gilliam, UF;
Camilo Vilegas, UF
2002 - Ryan Hybl, UG; Camilo Vilegas, UF
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2000: 2/15 - Camilo Benedetti, UF; 2/23 - Craig
Lile, ARK; 3/1 - Alex Rocha, MSU; 3/10 Bryant Odom, UG; 3/17 - Roland Thatcher, AU;
3/23 - Bubba Watson, UG; 3/31 - Craig Lile,
ARK; 4/5 - Alex Rocha, MSU.
2001: 2/16 - Camilo Benedetti, UF; 2/21 - Bubba
Dickerson, UF; 3/6 - Craig Lile, ARK; 3/16 Eric Compton, UG; 3/30 - Nick Cassini, UG; 4/4
- Andy Brimer, UT; 4/12 - Alan Morgan, LSU.
2002: 2/6 - Martin Rominger, SC; 2/13 - Nathan
Goulding, LS; 2/21 - Beau Galyean, AR; 2/27 Kevin Haefner, AU; 3/14 - Camilo Villegas, UF;
3/20 - Heath West, LS; 3/27 - Bryant Odom, UG;
4/10 - David Skinns, UT.
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
2002 SEC WOMEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
The University of Georgia Golf Course • Athens, Ga. • April 19-21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
T9
T9
11
12
South Carolina
Auburn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Kentucky
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
1 Kristy McPherson, SC -7 69 69 71 209
2 Nicki Cutler, VU -5 72 72 67 211
T3 Celeste Troche, AU -4 70 71 71 212
T3 Young-A Yang, UT -4 69 72 71 212
T5 Meredith Duncan, LS -1 69 75 71 215
T5 Mary J. Fernandez, UT -1 77 66 72 215
T5 Tina Schneeberger, UT -1 71 71 73 215
8 Danielle Downey, AU +1 69 76 72 217
9 Angela Jerman, UG +2 74 74 70 218
T10 Sarah Jacobs, VU +3 76 71 72 219
T10 Diana Ramage, AU +3 70 75 74 219
T10 Summer Sirmons, UG +3 73 75 71 219
T10 Courtney Swaim, AU +3 71 72 76 219
14 Sarah Johnston, UA +4 75 72 73 220
T15 Kacy Thompson, SC +5 72 70 79 221
T15 Courtney Wood, VU +5 78 75 68 221
17 Adrienne Gautreaux, SC +6 75 72 75 222
T18 Jeanne Cho, UF +7 76 75 72 223
T18 Whitney Code, UF +7 70 73 80 223
T18 Elizabeth Hoffman, UM +7 76 76 71
223
T18 Reetta Laakkonen, SC +7 81 71 71 223
T22 Natalia Nicholls, UG +9 76 75 74 225
T22 Marci Robinson, SC +9 73 79 73 225
T22 Brittany Straza, UF +9 F +3 76 74 75 225
T22 Meredith Ward, VU +9 74 77 74 225
T26 Anna Knutsson, MS +10 81 71 74 226
T26 Anna Strandberg, UA +10 71 78 77 226
28 A. Vander Lende, UF +11 76 74 77 227
29 Jessica Shepley, UT +12 82 73 73 228
T30 Kingsley Barrett, AU +13 79 73 77 229
T30 Natalie Booth, MS +13 77 77 75 229
32 Joni Gossett, VU +14 80 76 74 230
T33 Whitney Christie, UG +15 80 78 73 231
T33 Lindy Hitdlebaugh, LS +15 75 79 77 231
T35 Amanda Dick, UF +16 76 74 82 232
T35 Rachel Lester, UK +16 77 82 73 232
37 Towa Okiyama, UK +17 75 80 78 233
38 Melissa Murray, AR +18 79 73 82 234
T39 Abbi Francis, UG +19 75 80 80 235
T39 Jennifer Norlien, AR +19 79 76 80 235
T41 Kelly Anders, UK +20 79 76 81 236
T41 Lina Axelsson, AR +20 77 79 80 236
T41 Bernadette Luse, UM +20 79 78 79 236
T41 Tai Perry, UT +20 78 82 76 236
T45 Teesha Ash, UM of +21 79 79 79 237
TEAM SCORES
289-282-290=861
280-291-293=864
295-282-289=866
300-294-281=875
298-302-288=888
298-295-304=897
305-306-307=918
303-313-305=921
317-310-302=929
310-314-305=929
320-301-313=934
312-317-315=944
T45 Anna Gertsson, MS +21 81 80 76 237
T45 Beth Irwin, MS +21 78 82 77 237
T45 Mandy Tedder, UA +21 84 74 79 237
T49 Catherine Beckett, AR +22 85 76 77 238
T49 Isabel Dornellas, LS +22 78 80 80 238
T49 Nikki Hadd, UM +22 81 81 76 238
T52 Gena Johnson, AR +24 88 76 76 240
T52 Brook Shelton, LS +24 82 81 77 240
54 Darby Sligh, UA +28 77 82 85 244
55 Lauren George, UK +29 83 79 83 245
T56 Erica Boozman, UA +30 82 86 78 246
T56 Kristen Pepe, UK +30 81 82 83 246
T58 Kerrie Davis, UM +32 76 87 85 248
T58 Devon Day, LS +32 81 79 88 248
60 Janet Dyer, MS +34 85 83 82 250
HONORS
COACH OF THE YEAR
Kim Evans, Auburn
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Angela Jerman, Georgia
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Kingsley Barrett, Auburn
ALL-SEC
(First Team): Danielle Downey, AU; Courtney
Swaim, AU; Celeste Troche, AU; Angela
Jerman, UG; Summer Sirmons, UG; Meredith
Duncan, LSU; Kristy McPherson, SC; Young-A
Yang, UT.
(Second Team): Kingsley Barrett, AU; Sarah
Johnston, UA; Jeanne Cho, UF; Brittany Straza,
UF; Anna Gertsson, MS; Tina Schneeberger,
UT; Nicki Cutler, VU; Meredith Ward, VU.
(Honorable Mention): Anne Hutto, AU; Andrea
Vander Lende, UF; Towa Okiyama, UK;
Brooke Shelton, LSU; Anna Knutsson, MS;
Adrienne Gautreaux, SC; Jessica Shepley, UT;
Courtney Wood, VU.
ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
Allison Akin, UA; Erica Boozman, UA; Jenny
Bouvin, UA; Sarah Johnston, UA; Lacy
Shelton, UA; Catherine Beckett, AR; Mary
Elizabeth Brice, AR; Johanna Danielsson, AR;
Kelly Hanwell, AR; Melissa Murray, AR;
Jennifer Norlien, AR; Crystal Ferrier, AU;
Celeste Troche, AU; Jeanne Cho, UF; Joy
Stephenson, UF; Brittany Straza, UF; Laura
Henderson, UG; Angela Jerman, UG; Summer
Sirmons, UG; Towa Okiyama, UK; Jenny
Throgmorton, UK; Eva Gessner, UK; Kelly
Anders, UK; Jennifer Cilenti, UK; Melissa
Ballew, LS; Meredith Duncan, LS; Kathryn
Harris, LS; Lindy Hitdlebaugh, LS; Lesley
McClurg, LS; Erin Sarver, LS; Lori Cate, UM;
Elizabeth Huffman, UM; Marci Kornegay, UM;
Renata Almeida, MS; Anna Gertsson, MS; Lina
Thoren, MS; Reetta Laakkonen, SC; Kristy
McPherson, SC; Kristen Ruble, SC; Kacy
Thompson, SC; Sarah Kidd, SC; Caroline Cole,
UT; Tina Schneeberger, UT; Young-A Yang,
UT; Leticia Lanham, VU; Katherine Murinas,
VU; Meredith Ward, VU.
NCAA ALL-AMERICANS
(First Team): Meredith Duncan, LS; Angela
Jerman, UG; Kristy McPherson, SC; Courtney
Swaim , AU; Celeste Troche, AU
(Second Team): Danielle Downey, AU; Summer
Sirmons, UG; Young-A Yang, UT
(Honorable Mention): Nicki Cutler, VU; Sarah
Johnston, UA
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2/14 - Angela Jerman, UG; 2/27 - Meredith
Duncan, LS; 3/14 - Kristy McPherson, SC; 3/21
- Kristy McPherson, SC; 3/27 - Jeanne Cho,
UF; 4/10 - Meredith Duncan, LS.
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF 2001-02 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
NAME, SCHOOL
ROUNDS
STROKE AVG. LOW ROUND
TOP 10
BEST FINISH
Angela Jerman, UG
34
73.00
67
9
t1st (211) Bryan National Collegiate
Celeste Troche, AU
34
73.06
68
9
1st (214) Topy Cup
Meredith Duncan, LSU
33
73.12
68
6
1st (214) Lady Gator Invitational
Danielle Downey, AU
31
73.52
69
7
2nd (217) Topy Cup
Kristy McPherson, USC
34
73.59
69
7
1st (209) SEC Championships
Summer Sirmons, UG
34
73.71
69
8
t2nd (284) NCAA Championships
Courtney Swaim, AU
34
73.88
67
9
t3rd (213) NCAA East Regionals
Young-A Yang, UT
29
74.59
68
6
t2nd (216) Auburn Derby
Sarah Johnston, UA
30
74.70
69
4
1st (231) Capstone Intercollegiate
Diana Ramage, AU
24
74.71
70
4
t4th (223) Lady Paladin
Nicki Cutler, VU
35
74.94
67
7
2nd (211) SEC Championships
Jeanne Cho, UF
34
74.97
68
3
1st (216) Liz Murphy Classic
Brittany Straza, UF
34
75.12
69
2
t2nd (221) Lady Gator Invitational
Meredith Ward, VU
35
75.26
72
5
4th (224) FST Tar Heel
Tina Schneeberger, UT
29
75.72
69
5
2nd (212) Arizona Invitational
Courtney Wood, VU
35
75.83
71
2
t4th (223) Lady Paladin
Anna Gertsson, MSU
29
76.00
70
3
t2nd (217) Liz Murphy Classic
Whitney Code, UF
34
76.29
69
1
5th (222) Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout
Adrienne Gautreaux, USC
34
76.35
69
4
4th (220) ACC/SEC Shootout
Kingsley Barrett, AU
32
76.38
70
4
t2nd (218) LSU/Cleveland Classic
Sarah Jacobs, VU
35
76.43
70
1
t2nd (221) Lady Gator Invitational
Jessica Shepley, UT
29
76.59
71
1
3rd (226) Dr. Thompson Tourney
Andrea Vander Lende, UF
31
76.68
71
1
t5th (225) UF Women’s Collegiate
Natalia Nichols, UG
34
76.74
70
1
t8th (223) Auburn Derby
Anna Knutsson, MSU
29
76.83
70
2
2nd (150) Green Wave Classic
Towa Okiyama, UK
26
76.92
70
3
t6th (219) Bryan National Collegiate
Lindy Hitdlebaugh, LSU
29
77.00
71
1
t5th (221) LSU/Cleveland Classic
Anne Hutto, AU
19
77.00
70
1
t9th (226) Mercedes-Benz
Amanda Dick, UF
31
77.23
72
1
t7th (224) Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout
Elizabeth Hoffman, UM
27
77.44
71
1
t7th (223) Beacon Woods Invitational
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS
Year (Site)
1981 (Opelika, Ala.)
1982 (Pine Mountain, Ga.)
1988 (Gulf Breeze, Fla.)
1989 (Ponte Vedra, Fla.)
1990 (Greensboro, Ga.)
1991 (Lexington, Ky.)
1993 (Jackson, Miss.)
1994 (West Point, Miss.)
1995 (Franklin, Tenn.)
1996 (Knoxville, Tenn.)
1997 (Bythewood, S.C.)
1999 (Auburn, Ala.)
2000 (Rogers, Ark.)
2001 (Gainesville, Fla.)
2002 (Athens, Ga.)
Team Champion
Florida
Florida
Georgia
Florida
Georgia
Florida
Florida
Georgia
Auburn
Georgia
Florida
LSU
Georgia
Georgia
Florida
Auburn
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
Auburn
Georgia
South Carolina
Score
875
880
890
906
900
898
910
864
902
607
936
892
605
890
892
604
899
894
887
919
872
861
Individual Champion, School
Lynn Connelly, UF
Deb Richard, UF
Deb Richard, UF
Deb Richard, UF
Cindy Schreyer, UG
Karen Davies, UF
Margaret Platt, AU
Cheryl Morley, UF
Diane Rama, AU
Anne Cain, UG
Kristi Coats, LSU
Carri Wood, MSU
Sara Miley, UG
Katharina Larsson, UT
Dina Taylor, UF
Marci Clemons, AU
Shauna Estes, UG
Reilley Rankin, UG
Shauna Estes, UG
Danielle Downey, AU
Score
217
216
217
218
216
221
222
211
223
144
224
217
147
209
217
144
215
215
210
224
207
209
Method, Length of Play
Medal Play - 36 Holes (Weather)
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS: Georgia (10); Florida (7); Auburn (3); LSU (1), South Carolina (1).
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
1981
Florida
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
Kentucky
Mississippi State
875
882
910
924
935
990
1982
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi State
LSU
Alabama
Kentucky
880
901
941
946
951
965
1983
Georgia
890
Florida
906
Kentucky
915
Mississippi State
944
LSU
946
Alabama had a three-player team
due to an auto accident involving
two players on the day of the practice round.
1984
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi State
Kentucky
LSU
Alabama
906
912
924
932
933
949
1985
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Alabama
LSU
900
903
927
932
934
940
1986
Florida
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
Mississippi State
898
928
930
936
940
961
984
1987
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Auburn
LSU
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
910
912
916
942
943
946
994
1140
1988
Georgia
Florida
LSU
Auburn
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
864
869
890
892
909
917
946
971
996
1989
Auburn
Florida
Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
LSU
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
902
910
926
935
937
949
961
1004
1068
1990
Georgia
Auburn
LSU
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
607
613
624
624
625
644
663
671
711
1991
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
Auburn
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
936
942
942
944
951
952
966
995
1004
1992
LSU
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Auburn
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
892
899
912
927
928
934
937
943
948
997
1993
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Auburn
LSU
Alabama
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
605
611
616
618
629
630
632
634
638
650
692
1994
Georgia
Alabama
Auburn
Tennessee
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
LSU
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
890
900
901
902
904
920
922
938
947
957
970
1995
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
LSU
Tennesse
Kentucky
Auburn
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
892
921
938
938
942
950
950
973
979
987
1010
1996
Auburn
LSU
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Mississippi State
Arkansas
604
608
610
610
618
628
632
635
639
641
648
663
1997
Georgia
LSU
Florida
South Carolina
Auburn
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Arkansas
899
905
908
910
911
916
929
930
943
952
964
977
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME NCAA RESULTS
SEC
CHAMPIONSHIP
RESULTS
1998
Georgia
LSU
Alabama
Tennessee
Auburn
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
South Carolina
Florida
Arkansas
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
894
899
902
919
925
926
932
933
934
947
952
960
969
1999
Georgia
Tennessee
Ole Miss
LSU
Arkansas
Auburn
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
887
905
913
918
931
937
949
949
951
952
970
978
2000
Auburn
LSU
Tennessee
Georgia
Miss. State
Florida
Kentucky
Arkansas
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Alabama
919
921
925
932
938
938
950
956
959
966
968
976
2001
Georgia
LSU
Auburn
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Arkansas
872
877
887
887
891
897
905
908
937
940
941
943
2002
South Carolina
Auburn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
LSU
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Kentucky
861
864
866
875
888
897
918
921
929
929
934
944
1983
Athens, Georgia
3. Georgia
1206
5. Florida
1215
Top 10 Individuals
5. Kathe Kingston, MSU (295)
6. Caroline Gowan, UG (297)
1984
Athens, Georgia
4. Florida
1228
Top 10 Individuals
1. Cindy Schreyer, UG (297)
8. Kathe Kingston, MSU (301)
1985
New Seabury, Massachusetts
1. Florida
1218
6. Georgia
1257
Top 10 Individuals
t2. Deb Richard, UF (299)
5. Karen Davies, UF (301)
t9. Heather Kuzmich, UG (307)
1986
Columbus, Ohio
1. Florida
1180
5. Kentucky
1206
9. LSU
1217
Top 10 Individuals
1. Page Dunlap, UF (291)
t5. Kate Rogerson, UK (295)
t7. Karen Davies, UF (296)
1987
3. Florida
1190
9. Alabama
1205
Top 10 Individuals
3. Karen Davies, UF (290)
9. Heather Kuzmich, UG (294)
1988
Las Cruces, New Mexico
2. Georgia
1182
4. Florida
1184
10. Kentucky
1200
Top 10 Individuals
t4. Heather Kuzmich, UG (291)
t9. Karen Davies, UF (293)
t9. Cheryl Morley, UF (293)
1989
Stanford, California
5. Florida
1230
6. Georgia
1234
Top 10 Individuals
t6. Nanci Bowen, UG (298)
8. Margaret Platt, AU (299)
1990
Columbia, South Carolina
3. Florida
1223
8. Auburn
1229
13. Kentucky
1261
17. Georgia
1284
Top 10 Individuals
t5. Michele Vinieratos, UF (299)
t8. Missy Tuck, AU (300)
t8. Lisa Hackney, UF (300)
1991
Columbus, Ohio
5. Georgia
1222
10. Kentucky
1237
15. Florida
1260
Top 10 Individuals
t3. Kristi Coats, LSU (293)
t6. Luciana Bemvenuti, UG (296)
t8. Carri Wood, MSU (298)
1992
Tempe, Arizona
3. Georgia
1181
17. Kentucky
1246
Top 10 Individuals
1. Vicki Goetze, UG (280)
1993
Athens, Georgia
4. Georgia
1197
12. South Carolina
1238
Top 10 Individuals
5. Vicki Goetze, UG (292)
1994
Eugene, Oregon
13. Tennessee
1258
15. Florida
1266
1995
Wilmington, North Carolina
t9 South Carolina
1204
18. Georgia
1235
1996
LaQuinta, California
8. LSU
1262
9. Florida
1265
14. South Carolina
1295
18. Auburn
1309
Top 10 Individuals
t6. Siew-Ai Lim, USC (306)
9. Jeanne-Marie Busuttil, UF
(307)
1997
Columbus, Ohio
6. Tennessee
1197
10. Florida
1208
13. Auburn
1221
Top 10 Individuals
4. Shauna Estes, UG (289)
6. Jessica Lindbergh, UT (291)
1998
Madison, Wisconsin
2. Florida
1173
5. LSU
1187
10. Georgia
1201
19. Auburn
1231
Top 10 Individuals
t6. Sara Beautell, UF (287)
t10. Riko Higashio, UF (292)
1999
Tusla, Oklahoma
2. Georgia
903
10. LSU
923
14. South Carolina
941
15. Auburn
944
Top 10 Individuals
3. Shauna Estes, UG
216
9. Reilley Rankin, UG 225
2000
Sunriver, Oregon
5. Tennessee
1206
6. Auburn
1210
7. Georgia
1211
10. LSU
1216
18. Florida
1230
Top 10 Individuals
4. Danielle Downey, AU
294
T7. Meredith Duncan, LSU 296
T7. Laura Henderson, UG 296
T10. Young-A Yang, UT
297
2001
Howey-In-The-Hills, Florida
1. Georgia
1176
4. Auburn
1193
T12. LSU
1210
24. South Carolina
1254
Top 10 Individuals
T3. Katy Harris, LSU
287
5. Young-A Yang, UT
288
9. Celeste Troche, AU
291
T10. Reilley Rankin, UG
292
2002
Auburn, Washington
t2. Auburn
1170
5. Georgia
1176
t6. Florida
1179
18. Vanderbilt
1201
23. South Carolina
1217
Top 10 Individuals
t2. Danielle Downey, AU
284
t2. Summer Sirmons, UG 284
6. Angela Jerman, UG
285
t10. Celeste Troche, AU 289
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME HONORS
Year
1985
1986
2001
NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS
School
Score
Coach
Florida
1218
Mimi Ryan
Florida
1180
Mimi Ryan
Georgia 1176
Todd McCorkle
NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
1984 - Cindy Schreyer, UG
1986 - Page Dunlap, UF
1992 - Vicki Goetze, UG
ALL-SEC
1982 Denise Hermida, UF; Deb Richard, UF;
Laurie Rinker, UF; Mitzi Edge, UG; Caroline
Gowan, UG; Cindy Pleger, UG.
1983 Deb Richard, UF; Carolina Gowan, UG;
Cindy Pleger, UG; Martha Stacy, UG; Nancy
Scranton, UK; Kathe Kingston, MSU.
1984 Laurie Burns, UF; Deb Richard, UF;
Carolina Gowan, UG; Cindy Schreyer, UG;
Paula Davis, UK; Kathe Kingston, MSU.
1985 Karen Davies, UF; Deb Richard, UF;
Cindy Schreyer, UG; Amy Read, UK; Kathe
Kingston, MSU; Kim Williams, MSU.
1986 Lois Ledbetter, UA; Karen Davies, UF;
Page Dunlap, UF; Stephanie Lowe, UG; Amy
Read, UK; Jenny Lidback, LSU.
1987 Sofia Gronberg, UA; Margaret Platt, AU;
Kim Davies, UF; Cheryl Morley, UF; Lisa
Nedoba, UF; Heather Kuzmich, UG.
1988 Karen Davies, UF; Cheryl Morley, UF;
Heather Kuzmich, UG; Sue Thomas, UG; Kate
Rogerson, UK.
1989 Judi Schneider, UA; Diane Rama, AU;
Margaret Platt, AU; Cheryl Morley, UF; Nanci
Bowen, UG; Cindy Mueller, UK.
1990 Joal Reider, AU; Missy Tuck, AU; Lisa
Hackney, UF; Anne Caine, UG; Tina
Paternostro, UG; Jackie Gallagher, LSU.
1991 Laura Brown, UF; Luciana Bemvenuti,
UG; Tina Paternostro, UG; Petra Rigby, UG;
Kristi Coats, LSU; Carri Wood, MSU.
1992 Luciana Bemvunuti, UG; Vicki Goetze,
UG; Sara Miley, UG; Kristi Coats, LSU; Julie
Rigazio, LSU; Carri Wood, MSU.
1993 (First Team): Barbara Paul, AU; Dina
Taylor, UF; Vicki Goetze, UG; Sara Miley,
UG; Carrie Wood, MU; Rachel Bates, USC;
Katharina Larsson, UT; Abby Pearson, UT.
(Second Team): Jill Donaldson, UA; Kelly
Doohan, UG; Kristin Milligan, UG; Lisa
Weissmueller, UK; Franca Fehlauer, LSU;
Sarah Britt, UM; Clarissa Childs, USC; Siew
Ai Lim, USC.
1994 (First Team): Barbara Paul, AU; Sarah
Jones, UG; Kim Little, UF; Dina Taylor, UF;
Erin O’Neil, UG; Clarissa Childs, USC; Siew
Ai Lim, USC; Katharina Larsson, UT. (Second
Team): Jill Donaldson, UA; Paige Hoefle, UA;
Marci Clemsons, AU; Kelley Richardson, UG;
Jenny Hagman, LSU; Shannon Hanson, LSU;
Lea Bagwell, USC; Sofi Stromgren, UT.
1995 (First Team): Marci Clemons, AU;
Jeanne-Marie Busuttil, UF; Kimberly Little,
UF; Dina Taylor, UF; Ashley Winn, LSU;
Amandine Vincent, MSU; Clarissa Childs,
USC; Siew Ai Lim, USC.
(Second Team): Sarah Jones, UF; Ann Pohira,
UF; Kelly Doohan, UG; Erin O’Neil, UG;
Kelley R ichardson, UG; Tracy Hughes, UK;
Shannon Hanson, LSU; Erin Kurczewski, UT.
1996 (First Team): Marci Clemons, AU;
Jeanne-Marie Busuttil, UF; Riko Higashio, UF;
Erin O’Neil, UG; Michelle Louviere, LSU;
Laura Moore, LSU; Ashley Winn, LSU; Siew
Ai Lim, USC.
(Second Team): Robin Cook, AU; Dina Taylor,
UF; Lauri Berles, UK; Kirsten Krogsrud, UK;
Shannon Hanson, LSU; Clarissa Childs, USC,
Libby Howard, USC; Erin Kurczewski, UT.
1997 (First Team): Kathryn Cusick, UA; Robin
Cook, AU; Katie Gallina, AU; Sara Beautell,
UF; Riko Higashio, UF; Shauna Estes, UG;
Lisette Lee, LSU; Laura Moore, LSU.
(Second Team): Marci Clemons, AU; Lauri
Berles, UK; Michelle Louviere, LSU; Ashley
Winn, LSU; Pia Josefsson, MSU; Erin
Kurczewski, UT; Jessica Lindbergh, UT;
Lesley Henderson, VU.
1998 (First Team): Kathryn Cusick, UA; Robin
Cook, AU; Riko Higashio, UF; Shauna Estes,
UG; Reilley Rankin, UG; Katy Wilkinson,
LSU; Ashley Winn, LSU; Erin Kurczewski,
UT.
(Second Team): Julia Boros, UG; Laura
Henderson, UG; Michelle Louviere, LSU;
Megan Breen, UM; Lauren Mellen, UM; Pia
Josefsson, MSU; Jessica Lindbergh, UT;
Mallory Crosland, VU.
1999 (First Team): Megan Breen, UM; Robin
Cook, AU; Shauna Estes, UG; Laura
Henderson, UG; Angela Jerman, UG; Jessica
Lindbergh, UT; Robyn Rinaldo, UM; Young-A
Yang, UT.
(Second Team): Tina Howard, LSU; Courtney
Swaim, AU; Summer Sirmons, UG; Sarah
Johnston, UA; Katy Wilkinson, LSU; Mallory
Crosland, VU; Pia Josefsson, MSU; Emma
Lofgren, USC.
2000 (First Team): Shauna Estes, UG; Celeste
Troche, AU; Young-A Yang, UT; Danielle
Downey, AU; Lisette Lee, LSU; Meredith
Duncan, LSU; Laura Henderson, UG; Angela
Jerman, UG.
(Second Team): Brittany Straza, UF; Paula
Marti, UF; Jeanne Cho, UF; Lina Thoren,
MSU; Anna Gertsson, MSU; Tina
Schneeberger, UT; Meredith Ward, VU; Kristy
McPherson, USC.
2001 (First Team): Kristy McPherson - USC;
Celeste Troche - Auburn; Young-A Yang - UT;
Katy Harris - LSU; Reilley Rankin - UG;
Summer Sirmons - UG; Meredith Duncan LSU; Sarah Johnston - UA.
(Second Team): Danielle Downey - AU; Diana
Ramage - AU; Courtney Swaim - AU; Laura
Henderson - UG; Tina Schneeberger - UT; Erin
Simmons - UA; Nicki Cutler - VU.
(Honorable Mention): Brittany Straza - UF;
Meredith Ward - VU; Anna Gertsson - MSU;
Sarah Jacobs - VU; Anne Hutto - AU; Lina
Thoren - MSU; Carrie Cole - UT; Angela
Jerman - UG; Anna Knutsson -MSU.
2002 (First Team): Danielle Downey, AU;
Courtney Swaim, AU; Celeste Troche, AU;
Angela Jerman, UG; Summer Sirmons, UG;
Meredith Duncan, LSU; Kristy McPherson,
SC; Young-A Yang, UT.
(Second Team): Kingsley Barrett, AU; Sarah
Johnston, UA; Jeanne Cho, UF; Brittany
Straza, UF; Anna Gertsson, MS; Tina
Schneeberger, UT; Nicki Cutler, VU; Meredith
Ward, VU.
(Honorable Mention): Anne Hutto, AU; Andrea
Vander Lende, UF; Towa Okiyama, UK;
Brooke Shelton, LSU; Anna Knutsson, MS;
Adrienne Gautreaux, SC; Jessica Shepley, UT;
Courtney Wood, VU.
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME HONORS
SEC COACH OF THE YEAR
1984 - Mimi Ryan, UF
1985 - Mimi Ryan, UF
1986 - Karen Bahnsen, LSU
1987 - Dick Spybey, UA
1988 - Bud Marsee, AU
1989 - Beans Kelly, UG
1990 - Christi Sanders, MSU
1992 - Betti Lou Evans, UK
1993 - Betty Palmer, UA
1994 - Cindy Parrott, VU
1995 - Karen Bannsen, LSU
1996 - Kim Evans, AU
1997 - Lori Brock, UT
1999 - Kristi Coggins, USC
2000 - Christi Sanders, MSU
SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1985 - Deb Richard, UF
1986 - Jenny Lidback, LSU
1987 - Karen Davies, UF
1988 - Cheryl Morley, UF
1989 - Margaret Platt, AU
1990 - Lisa Hackney, UF
1991 - Kristi Coats, LSU
1994 - Katharina Larsson, UT
1995 - Siew Ai Lim, USC
1996 - Marci Clemons, AU
1997 - Shauna Estes, UG
1998 - Reilley Rankin, UG
1999 - Robin Cook, AU
2001 - Celeste Troche, AU
2002 - Angela Jerman, UG
SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
1986 - Lisa Nedoba, UF
1987 - Kristen Parker, LSU
1988 - Laura Brown, UF
1989 - Tina Paternostro, UG
1991 - Luciana Bemvenuti, UG
1993 - Dina Taylor, UF
Abby Pearson, UT
1994 - Erin O’Neil, UG
1995 - Jeanne-Marie Busuttil, UF
1996 - Riko Higashio, UF
2000 - Celeste Troche, AU
2001 - Diana Ramage, AU
2002 - Kingsley Barrett, AU
SEC ALL-AMERICANS
First Team Members Only
1975 - Martha Jones, UA
1979 - Peggy Kirsch, UA
1980 - Laurie Rinker, UF
Terri Moody, UG
1981 - Terri Moody, UG
1982 - Laurie Rinker, UF
Mitzi Edge, UG;
Cindy Pleger, UG
1984 - Cindy Schreyer, UG
Cindy Schreyer, UG
Paige Dunlap, UF;
Jenny Lidback, LSU
Cheryl Morley, UF
1989 - Cheryl Morley, UF
Carri Wood, MSU
1995 - Siew Ai Lim, USC
2001 - Young-A Yang, UT
Katy Harris, LSU
2002 - Meredith Duncan, LS
Angela Jerman, UG
Kristy McPherson, SC
Courtney Swaim, AU
Celeste Troche, AU
SEC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
2000 - 2/15 - Shauna Estes, UG; 2/23 - Kristy
McPherson, USC; 3/10 - Meredith Ward, VU;
3/17 - Lisette Lee, LSU; 3/23 - Anna Gertsson,
MSU; 3/31 - Lisette Lee, LSU; 4/5 - Tina
Howard, LSU.
2001 - 2/16 - Sarah Johnston, UA; 3/6 Summer Sirmons, UG; 3/16 - Young-A Yang,
UT; 3/21 - Katy Harris, LSU; 3/30 - Katy
Harris, LSU; 4/4 - Angela Jerman, UG;
4/12 - Reilley Rankin, UG.
2002 - 2/14 - Angela Jerman, UG; 2/27 Meredith Duncan, LS; 3/14 - Kristy
McPherson, SC; 3/21 - Kristy McPherson, SC;
3/27 - Jeanne Cho, UF; 4/10 - Meredith
Duncan, LS.
SEC MEN’S GOLF 2003 CHAMPIONSHIP
2003 SEC Men's Golf Championships
April 25-27 (Friday-Sunday)
Sea Island, Ga.
Seaside Golf Course
Par: 70
2002 SEC Team Champion - Auburn (285-282-290 = 857)
2002 SEC Individual Medalist - Camilo Benedetti, Florida (70-72-68 = 210)
Seventy years of history enrich this soil that crosses generations of golf greats: Bobby Jones, Sam Snead, Davis
Love III. It began as the Seaside Nine, built by Colt & Alison in the 1920s. In 1930, Robert Tyre "Bobby" Jones
called it "one of the best nine holes I've ever seen." Now it's been recreated as the new 18-hole Seaside Course,
skillfully achieved by architect Tom Fazio. His vision: honor the tradition and integrity of the original design,
yet carve a completely original, challenging and contemporary layout. He masterfully succeeded. Seaside is a
rare gem.
Here, beauty takes on an effortless quality. Tidal creeks, saltmarshes and St. Simon's Sound frame the course.
Ancient oaks and cedars, white sandy dunes and native grasses add contrast to the perfectly manicured fairways
and greens. The ocean breezes and waterfront layout soothe the soul.
It's clear this architect understands the magic of nature; he elevated many of the tee boxes to give you a better
view of the surroundings. Bless him.
Par: 70
USGA Course / Slope Ratings
Championship Tees:
Men: 73.1 rating/131 slope/6,945 yards
Women: 73.9 rating/131 slope/5,632 yards
Back Tees: 71.1 rating/126 slope/6,550 yards
Middle Tees: 68.7 rating/120 slope/6,006 yards
Forward Tees: 69.3 rating/119 slope/5,048 yards
2002 Medalist
Camilo Benedetti, Florida
SEC WOMEN’S GOLF 2003 CHAMPIONSHIP
2003 SEC Women's Golf Championships
April 18-20 (Friday-Sunday)
Lexington, Ky.
University Club of Kentucky
Par: 72
2002 SEC Team Champion - South Carolina (289-292-290 = 861)
2002 SEC Individual Medalist - Kristy McPherson, South Carolina (69-69-71 = 209)
The University Club is a members-only club privately licensed by UK. The course is the official home of the
men's and women's golf teams and will host all of the University of Kentucky's tournaments.
Internationally renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills designed the renovations to the 36-hole
Championship course. Each 18-hole course is approximately 7,000 yards in length and stretches across 300 acres
of rolling terrain. A dozen lakes and ponds complement the scenic courses.
"This club is a great asset for the University of Kentucky," Director of Golf Operations Bettie Lou Evans said.
"Having a facility like this to call our own should make a tremendous difference. The University Club will boost
recruiting and allow us more practice time. Plus, we plan to expand with an indoor facility. All these things will
give our golfers great opportunities to succeed."
University Clubs are currently in place at other Southeastern Conference schools such as South Carolina, Auburn
and Alabama. However, this club boasts many special features that makes it one of the premier University Clubs
in the nation. Accompanying the beauty of the course is two state-of-the-art practice facilities for UK's men and
women's golf teams. The club house includes a grille, locker rooms and a fully stocked pro shop.
The "U-Club" will be the venue of the 2003 Women's Southeastern Conference Championship and other significant events. The clubhouse is filled with UK memorabilia and contains private meeting rooms that will serve as
host to a variety of University, related conferences, events and meetings.
2002 Medalist
Kristy McPherson,
South Carolina

2003 Southeastern Conference Golf Web Guide

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